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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

ygitp oil u0lcmpbis" our@
@eidAiiBfcucr pcrfcptt.
2on0om is. Widr5. Der
omcrifonii6c Donpicr uGitp Of
alenipbis", in @oaoit BON GorSiit
nod gIcm. gorf, puroe ourd @ei6is
igucr pcrieuft. Ger 3peite Offi5icrc
iino Is @ionn Der @eioelng lonoc.
ten. Sin 4SotroIboot III ouf ocr Sud6c
nod oen iibrigen @1onn ocr De
loelno.
allie @or6 Amcrifoner.
9cm gort is. @1dra. Slot0
9lngo6e pm 9eontcn Der Ocean
Stconlibip g." worcn oac sRonn an
9or0 gcborcnc oocr nohlroliiirtc
Amcrifoner.
IS muroc oeiooi ooB Die S@ilic
0ieicr Gompognie itcts pur 9lncri.
foner an 8oro babcn itntcr ben Sia
lhirftioncn 0cr @clelllhoit bot ieoer
Sfii5ier ieinc omerifoniidc S1iiis.
Siccn5 im0 jeocr notlroliiirtc glmcs
ritoner iciuc giotirolilntions Bopicge
bri lid.
Scr aopitdu 0cs Gonpicrs, 90.
RIM wluo in 9toriolf, &a4 ocborcn.
Dir gGito Of GiempDiS~ bottc cine
ntcreNonte Gouibobn. Sni 9loi 1911
wuroc iic III cincr ariit 5miir6cu
Nlcrifo itno Ocn Ser. Stoatcn in 30.
iton III Gilc iir Ocn EronsportOicnll
ber0cribtct mo BON Ger 9iegicrlmg
| 0cdortcrt
glnl IA. Wtoi fu9r scr 0oupfcr
bon gtclo yprf ob inter Srorcs, iid)
mod @omclton 81 bcge6elt tm &ro.
pioNt iiir oic omcritaniiben Grllppcn
cih5une9mcm wcl1c 9Scrd Gul5 be.
icbten. gllS Der. Gunpfrr bon Bottom
noB 9lclp g)orf obiubr fatrtc ell
ocutidcs 6rodticbiif cincn Sohd nis
ciner 9Rciiinofononc o6.
9Ioh @eginn oes curopdiibcr
Iaricgc5 muroe sic nGit0 Of Dlent
pbiS" fir oru tronSotlontiicbei
Srohsportoicnit 1er9crid)tct uno CT
l0iclt Crores, nod europa 5u io6rcn
FUN bic Oort gcltronocten 9Iucritanei
Ibeint 3u bringen.
aur8 nah QIuSbuid oeS aric9ci
in6r Der 3onlpier nit elmer 2oouns
@ounpouc BON chicnl iiioIihen &u
| fen ob llno ct ipur ous crlte onert
fouiitbe SAiif Dos NIT eincH iolhes
Gorgo iii cinen Oeiltirbcn Nuien cii
flibr. glodl glngoben aus hieii9ci
Dlurincireicu inbr scr Danpier oil
GIbc 1inouf unb l0ihte ieire 2nolni
IN @ontbure. Gtc oeiltiMen glutori
tdten crflGrtcn oontaIS Oeni anpitdl
0eS Gamblers, BOB er leidt bdtt
lonf cine lRine itoBcn f0nncu. Ge
NopitGn oniportetc onocblich cr 6o6
nidbt oepuBt ooB in scr GIoc NlineI
gelegt potoen ieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
9rtt Qlrritauil6t S9ft bon Oeutittu lSOOtrn urret
>teA eeine GntIePc"ne bssiolih ce= >sobn>Striees.
1cbrnar. sente 7si.5OO sunncn.

(Drabilos na@ Gabpiuc)
YcrIin, is. NiGr5. gladl
cincr amtlidcn 9Iutinoignug OcS
ScmtIdcn Ncidlsm0riuc gImtcS
inO i'm 1ycbrrar ais Gin 9icfhI.
tat Der SriegsmaRuubnen Der
GentrolnG6tc NanOclSidliffc upu
ciucm Wclommt.&aunIiubalt pOu
7Sf,500 Sonncu in bic Sicfc be.
iOrbert muroen.
Die glhtnnOignug I0gt:
,Sm Gc6rnar wnrocn 36S
NnnOclSid)iffe nit cincm Sc
iammtrnnminbnlt pUn 7St,500
Souucn bird Oie frieeeriidcn
Nloknubmcn Der GentrnImGdtc
scrit6rt. Inter Oicicn bcfanOcn
i'd 292 fciuOIidlc Sdiifc init ci-
mem Wciammt.9ianmingalt OOu
644,000 Sonncn NIB 76 ncntrale
Ghiffc nit cincm WcIummt-
%aumin6aIt bon 137,5OO SOn-
ncn. Inter Ocu nentralCu Sdif-
fen iunrOcu 61 Durdj llntcrICc-
bOOtc rcricnft, iuuS 16.5 9Sro5cnt
uOu Der Nciammt5ifier i'm Sc
brnar ausmndt i'm %crelcim 81
20 @ro5ent ais Den 9nrdi6nitts-
&erlnit fir glcntralc in Ocn lct-
ten pier Wiouatcu.
((Sin pOn 3unOOn nm 5. MGr5
ansgcgcbcncr Nrridjt hattie be-
iaat, Oaf i'm Se6rnar Sdiffc pou
inSeciomm 10000 Sonncm Den
ocntidlen SandlbUotcu 5nm Gpfer
acfnllcn irien. %pu Ocu Onrb
Niiucn 5eritOrten Sdliffcn mar in
Der NlelOnng nidts crlud6nt iuOr,
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

2onoon nod 9Sort 9lrtbur bciono,
purOc bcdc Dtorocn i'm 8 llbr bon
lncm Eouhboot ocricnft. Dic BE
mannpng muroc 9elonoct.
Stcm 9orf, is. Wt6r3. 0ie
rSllinoiS mar Gin Eonioompicr,
mcIdcr scr oScroS Goiiipoeuie" &C.
BORT. Ser Oompicr hDr om ~. 81.
bruor bon Sort 9lrtbnr, Eeros nod
2on0on ob. &on ieiner 9(nfllnit in
2onoon ooer 9lbfobrt bon BORT lit
nicbts bcridtct porOcn.
Der Gompicr Dotte cincn Houm.
in6olt BON 1925 Sonncn. 81 bate
cine 2dngc bon 800 SUB iIn0 cinc
9rcitc BON 50 SUB imo ipuroc iin
Sabre 1913 III gicmport glems &C.
boiit. &opitdn SSperieu bcicblootc
Oos Sdiii
o& i9iloncio" obnc 9S ar.
nltng in 0cn @runO
gcbobrt.
2onopm is. @ldr5. Der
Iomeritonii1e Gompicr g@iailuncio"
Int obne @ormng perienft moroen
Dos llntericcboot nelhcs oclt
Compiler in ocn @rlirO bobrte, CT.
! ihicn nidt olf ocr Obcrildhe.
Ger aopitGn scr critic ino 8Wcite
Gffi5ier mo Orci @loihmiiteiL ioipie
% 0lit0lieoer Der @cmonnung imo
oli Den Scillu Snlcln gelonOet mor
ocn. Ger oicrtc Nloidiniit imo Orci
5cbn 0ionn bon Der 0lonnibuit pcr
ocn pcrmiBt.
Stem gorf, is. Mdr5. 0er
0onpicr a&igiIoncin" iuur oos Gi
0cnt6un Scr 6irnn gSolter, 9lrnl.
iirone & So. bon Socromcnto. Gr
! nu6r am %. 6cbruot BON Stem 9prf
nad 0cn gI5oren m0 Noprc ub ST.
6dttc cincn 9lolinlinbolt BON 4ti5
Eonnelt cine 2dngc bon 800 SUB
imO cine @reitc bon As SUB. er
uuroe i'm Sobre 1896 in Gbeiter,
so, 0cbolii
Die @elnonmng Der o&igilanico"
6eitauo auS AS Niitglicocrn bon Sc.
ren 81 gIncrifoncr marct oarimter
Gopiion i. II. NlioOlcton, 3uci Der
2i wnreu natliroliiirtc @iirger.
Die SaOung ocs IompirrS &c.
tano t6eilpciic aus &touiaut Ter
&crtb OeS aon5en Gorgos miro oli
nabc5u $75O000 aeihabt.
tDroDncs nab 3obUiueA
Nerlin ia Nldr3. Oro6tloS mad,
2a0piue rs. Widr5. Die oclltihC
glbniroltt1t fiinOiGte b5ute sic Scr.
ienfuu9 cines fleinen arciBers mn
eines Sodi1ifies fir ll9ootc, oipi,
y ouoercr Sd5iiie al.
Die Grtl6rung beiagt
gOeutihe Saudboote buben fins
lid Il Eouipicr 5iuet Se1clitiii,
mo Orei ,Si6eroanpfer nit eiucn
@ciommt &ointn6olt BON 4S.t5t
Eounen perienft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
llod m6tu, Oh 4tbGuSOuInf 81 Wpti0nen it,
Auprblid 20 Hlnnn urrmi6t narntr mrrerr 9mrrhanrr
Giwr Der ompfcr ioa ODr ssarnung pcrcnf porOen u.

1rci omtaudc 9umpicr nit enem Weiommt9anmubai UOn
1852 RnO gcrd Ocm Scnu sandbOO
9riCgc Gpcr ocfaucn
IS OicS bic 0umpr Sin Ncmpbis4 5252 SounCn rSn
uuis", 1925 Sounen nn0 n&igilaucia", 4115 Sonuei.
C6 Die 3crt0rnng Der ShiC Scbcuspn bc9lect nno mic
eruf OcIbc cOcuuca mar eccru IbnO n nit Slider
6c bctannt IS wrO cOd ocmsIOct OaN nOcn 22 9onu
Dermt uGmi Uc5ebu Oon Der %ganda mn ndt oun
Der DGim Of Wcmpbis"
Bon ben Sermhn parcn Gin S9c omcrIand Snr9er p0n Wc
bnrt Onrd Notnroifrnng
Der Gampfcr O o&9uncn" mnr0C nn9cbd uBnc
bcrac @ornuna in Oen WrnnO 8c6obrt
3mc sd bic uGi0 Of @mp6iS" nnO bic p5anOs" bsinn
O @ an Om 9ad nO ben Scr Satcn nno aen feline eoSnne
d gDrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

@dbrcno icincr lcbten Gciic bon
Ncp.yorf ipilroc Scr Eopicr nobc
0cu Scill0.Sn om 80. Sauor
pm cinem OcutiHcn ll9ootc onge-
6olten oeien Gonmonoant Oic
Shifispopierc al ic9en pcrlongtc.
Sin Ofii5icr bc9ob ic1 an @oro OcS
ll@ootcs mo mur0c bcnodri6tigt,
OoB Der Gompior, ga er @ontrebonoe
on 9orO babe, ciacntIib perienft
wcrOcn iolltc, OaB ieOob GA Gcutid-
lono lnO 9lmcrita irelmOiHoitlibe
9c5ic6un9cn nntcr6iclten Dem Cant
pier oie gSeiteriobrt seiiottct wer.
ocn iolltc.
Gic lestc @uropofobrt ocs Gonr
piers mar Die 5ebnte III Die ariegs.
jone 6tuein.
9ci Den 6abrtcn olirh bic aricgS
5one miroen oie oui beioeu Scteu
ocs Sdifics geualtcn aicrifoniihcn
5lo9gcn lpdbrcuo Der 9loht bclcild.
tet Ter Shifisname itono in ie6S
SUB oroBcn 9urbitoben an peridic.
Ocncu StclIcn Ocs GompicrS nniac.
malt.
u mcrifoniidcr6 IN niular.
geriht.
gSufDin0toM Is. Wl1r5.
Ger omerifonii1e Gonhl 3rcIt in
GHcehstomn 6erirbtetc 6ultc glbcno
Dem Stoots Gcportcncnt BON Der
&crlcnhmg oes omcrifoniidcn Gam
piers nGitD ot Dicmpbis.~
Sic Gcpcihc lautct
gtitr ohtpcrmiBt.
.slncrifutiiher Compiler ,Gim Of
9'cnp6is", mli Der 5o6rt bon Gar.
off nod giclp Dorf Den cingetroiia.
ner Nleloungcn nob onl z 0fdr5 A
llGr 9lo6m. 35 N}ciIcu Iiiolib BON
0altnct ppn oeuiibem Il Noot Tor
pc0irt 8ini5cbn lleberlcbenoc 6cutc
"a ll5r 9lbenos IN S1nll ocIdnOct.
g9citcrc 81 llc6crlebcnOc oui 9lomi
raliidisibiii Oos St6e noA ont
&crmiBtcn forticet. miro mobriAeil.
lid nod bclltc IN Baltimore Tan scr
iril6cn Stiitc) dnlc9cn
Gas Staots0cpartcmcnt cr6iclt icr.
ner cine Ocpeibc pon @cneroIconitl
Sfinner III 2onOon oic beiagt ooB
ole orci ameritauiihcn Gonpicr
,Gitv of @lcmp6iS nSainpis1
uno ..Gigilnncia" angcblid) in Oer
@uuO oebobrt morOeu Icicn iao
5mor Der 9eeterc o6ne @ornun9.
Die 9otir6oit iiigtc biu5iJ nab eli.
Shcil Ser Nemnnnung ser oGitD oi
Gecmpbis" oclonoct iuorocn iei, mo
! oaB cin Eotouillcnboot oliSgcio6ren
ieo nm 0ie @cmanmmg OcS 0am-
lpicrs rSainois9 an .9orO 81 nc5.
Imcn.
AfcIlciMt~olIc mann &c
<rcttct.
GuccnStpun, rs. Nl0r3.
Der omerifaliidbc Gompier milr0c
bicr on0eIon0ten Ncribten 5liiol8c
mn 5 llbr 1eiietn 9loamittoo non q.
ncm oeliiGeu Eonhbooi torpcoirt
Sic @emonnme, Oie 81 a6piC
5dbltc, bciteN sic fiuf 1eftluasboo
tc 0rci oerielbcn nit 33 lleberle.
benocn iiieBcn I'M 4 llbr NlorgcnS
oni einen Gampicr inO bic Sniaiitr
mltrOcn gelnaoct.
Gs miro eeelmtbt, OaB autb Die II
0cn oh0eren 9ooten bcfinolidet "a
9}ann 9erettet muroel
uSIlinots" Opfer oeS II.
9oot &rieoeS.
2ohoon Is. a}dr5. 0el
omeritnniidlc Gonpfer gSainoiS
Scr iib IN @ollait ouf Der 5oDrt pot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

iiOcr NluhnO0mcn gcscp Ocn
Ocntidcn SandbuutArics. -
9lceicrnueS-@Camte Ocr SIniiht
Soh ocr &rdTbCut OuS 9iedlt bat,
O6nc 24citcrcs 9riceS5uituno 81
protlamircu. Nia
&nfbinBfUn, Is. WiGr5.
Nnd Dem Guircffcn Der 9nnOC Upp
Srl 3critOruna brcicr nidItbcitiidter
dmoritaniidJcr SanOclsidiffc cnrdl
NcntIdc SnndlboOtc, iunrOc bcntc mn
offisica 5necocbcn, Ooh iu5niqgcn Gin
&iiceS5nltdno 5luiidIcn ben &crcinIa.
ten Staatcn nu6 1eutidImIc bcltcGt
Sc6uiIdD eciprodlcn, Ocrblcibcn bic
Terriniqtrn St0otcn aIlcrOinas DUgs
Ianiia in Ocm StntiS bcpaffnctcr
gicntralitdt. S6 Oicier nod Opr Dem
16. glpril oem fir Orn &cgiun Der
4 GrtrasGcIliun OcS GOn9rrNcs an8c.
Icbten Scrmin acGnocrt werOcm
iOa, Ooriibcr fat i'd 9SraiOCnt gSil-
ion Md nidjt cntidlicocn
Sin S@ritt ben Der 9SrGfoent mn
tcr @riuGgnno hat, 1T Der, cine lO-
Iurtioc Grtra- Sciiion Ocs Gungrcnes
ciu5ubcrnicn, nm gntoriiirnng 3lucds
oaareifiucr WioFnabmen gcgen eic
ocniide llnterieCbUOt-WCfabr uadl5n.
inden
SdlOu lest lucrOcn omcrifanlidle
Shiifc bcltiidt nm If gcgcn Oir
SonhbDutc 80 pcrtbciOigen. Der
nadDfc SdJritt mnF Der IciHi &ricgs-
idlifie onS5nicnOen nit SrOres, undl
Ocn llutericrbuutcn 81 fabnOcn nnc
Nic Snbriirahc ani Dem Sltlantilden
Scenn frci ST boltcn.
0inisc 0cr 15ditcn gcantcu ber
9lcgicrine iihS Der glnIdt, ban Der
Er0iiocnt oic Wiadt bot 81 crllarcn,
ooh Elm aricas3nIlauS beNclt, nno
bis 5nm 3niahtnentrCtcn Ocs Gcn-
arclics ohf riaenc %eronhuurtlIna
oa9rciiiUc Diahno0mcu -, treffcu. 6S
iiub ieOodj fcinc SIn3cidlen Uor6au1
ocu, bnh Der 9,rGFoent oieicm Mars
igl0cn luiro.
%pn ben orri 3erit5rtcu Sdliifeu
iuoren 5uri nhbrIoocn nuO anf eei
Ncimfabrt beariiieu, mo allC wnrcn
Ons Giscnttum Don SlmcriOnerr
ru0 Don anerifaniidlcn Sfii3iCrcr
bcfebliet NIB int oaSidjlicRli6 DOr
YmcrifnnCrn bcmannt
Die critrn muBcrcu Oiadjridltct
id]ciusn an5uSrntcp, OnR III alien orc
6Gacu sic Sidcr6cit Der an yori
briInolidlen @crionen nnbcrHtidJtig
oclaiiCu mrroe, HnO ban vicllridjt ci
niec @crioncu nmgcfommsn iciu mo
cen.
Die 0nipidclnnacn Ors brntiact
Sn9cs c0nfrOntirtcn Oic Nlrgicrnns
mit Der slot6locn6igfcit, clue cnbgal
iisc @ulifif iif bic Notion 5n Ocfi
rirrn, fauS oic %cr. Gtuatcn t90f
iGhlidl in ben Nrica cintrctcn iolltca
Der ouficne yIft" pDn Dem Der gSri
iiocnt in letter SOtidaft ipradJ 4
iurlder CT oen SIbbrnd6 Scr Nc,icGNa
ern nit GclItidllnnb nntiin6iotr, Il
jcet oBac 3iucifcl 81, iucna CT MIDI
hcrcitS bc8angcn iuar, ais Der @r6
iiocnt UOr ben 0unercf trait
Ns brlitr latte Gin lbeil Scr ofii
5iCilcn arriic in Mai6instOu uud iii
mcr nn Der Noffunns feitetbalter
SnR 1cntidllanb in isinrm ll.00ui
&rie8rNOnd) nit6t bis Smm dcnherar
scben miirOc. SIllcin jett iuiro uO
gciarin cinscIe6sa Onh Gcntidlan
Iciuc 9rubnuacu, ale Gdiifc, bic /
Der SpcrrsuHr aHoctroffCn Deroei
obne 9iidiidit onf gSotioudliat in
9leiic5ucd, IN Die Siefc bcfOrSern 8
iuollcn, iuirfIib ua6r gemudt bnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

@ai1ingtom Is alldr3. Cine
5iueitc Gcpcihc pont Gonnl ,5roit III
Ghecnstoun ogt. nSn GaicenStouu
imrocn 33 llcberle6cn0c oon ser
.GitD oi Nicnpbis4 aelou0et inO.
ooB lid mtcr ocu in Shnll angc
fomneneu i5 @erioncn iieben 9lme.
rifnner beiOnOen.
Eie Ccpecbc lontet: Sic 33 liz.
bcrIcbenOcn pon ser nGitp Of Nem.
pbis" lan0ctcr IN Gncenstomn. Ios
Sdiff ipnroc Oirh @eihiibicuer Der
icnft. Gos Nanbbpot, bon beionOc.
rcr 0ir0Bc, bIicb III Der 9l0bc uno
iuciaertc iih, ole @oote nit ocr &C..
reiteten Nlounicbait in's 5hlepptat
3ll uebmcn. Gas g9ettcr mar Oros
6eno, bod niht imoiinitig llntcr
oeil in Sdill 6cfinolihcn @crette.
ten 6ciipocu iid 9llrn Carroll ser
ppcite CfiiBier. 0lc&1eriou 5mcitcr
Nloihiunt Go6crt Shea SbiifSs
orBt SSp6n Noltin @eurp Gonponp,
@us Gampanp imO q. 9. 0enton
i0mnttlih 9lueritoner nno auBers
Oen 5 Sponier, elm @ortiaieie, elm
SnpeOe nmo ein 8niic~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19

Nbpunenisu, bit ben ,,Eentihen gorrefppn.
beHicu" hllbt piRltllM pber nnFegdmuhlg q.
noltcn, Wun nebgteu, ber Eiilcc bnnuM ReF Tees
pUUn Ubsr fnrIltIlm Wlltt0elsuua an marttw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-19
graltiI0t S6rittr
%uwt YrdfOrntrn @u-
ion gCpIant.
Slwaciidjts Der 3critDritig
breicr nmcrifnmilbcr
SdDiIFe. mau

Dag Den 6Onorch 81 iufurtiocr
Ggtra eciiiuu 5niammcnrnfcn
II 3wcdS gIutOriiirune u0erci-
iiOcr Niuhno0mcn 0cscp Ocn
OcntIdlcm SundbOut-ariro, 6--
OlcoicrnnoS.Scamtr Ocr sIpiidt
Ooh ocr @gaTOcnt Ous 9iedlt bat,
u6nc 24eiicrrs 9rieeS5ultanO 81
proHamircu. Nta
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
RAPID TRANSIT MANAGER
REMEMBERED BY MEN

Employees of the Honolulu Rapid
Transit Company. to the number Of
one hundred, gathered in the rooms
over the car barns on Christmas Eve
and presented Clinton G. Ballentyne
the retiring manager. with beautiful
watch as a token of esteem. Peter
Tosh acted as spokesman for the men.
Moved by the spirit Of the occasion
Mr.. Ballentyne expressed his thanks
and also his deep regret that he had
severed his connection with a com
pany which he had been with since
1898. Following Mr. Ballentyne's ad.
dress the new manager, H. Stuart
Johnson, was introduced Mr. Ballen
tyne will ieavs for Utah early in Jan
nary to take up his duties as president
and manager of the Montana Bingham
Mining Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
HOTEL MEN CUT
DOWN ON SUGAR

NEW YORK. Dec. 0.-Hotel men
are now working out new ideas for
the serving OF sugar to meet the tenn
porary shor- age in Eastern states
pending the arrival OF western beet
sugar and the Louisiana and Cuban
cane crops. Study OF this question
has been beneficial, locating needless
wastes.
1t has been found. for instance, that
some guests fill their pockets from
the sugar bowl. This is a habit with
women, who like TO feed sugar to
horses If they can do 1t at the expense
OF someone else. Loose sugar is often
spoiled through dipping with spoons
taken from coffee and tea, and sugar
SERVED with meals sent to rooms is
often wasted. The necessity for re-
stricting guests to two or three Jumps
with each coffee service has reduced
waste and shown that most persons
are economical and reasonable in such
matters. The hotel men find that they
themselves have also been rather
wasteful by listing too many sweet
dishes on their menus, adding icing
to dishes already sweet enough, and
making up too many kinds Of ice
cream and pastry, which leads to a
certain proportion being left over to
spoil, where one or two kinds would
give guests sufficient choice and make
II easy to adjust supply to daily re-
quirements.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
COM MERClAL NEWS s
10000 SHARES
BINGHAM TRADED

While no sales were recorded during
the session Of the Honolulu Stock ar !
boRd Exchange this morning, Olaa,
whl;h closed at $4,S7's at the last ses,
sion on Saturday, opened this mornir :
at s. Trading between boards was
brisk indeed. 1855 shares going in
small lo'r at the aew price The only
other sale recorded between boards
was Pioneer at So
Hawaiian Pines dropped to 80 this
morning, but the reason for the drop
Is on account OF the new basis being
employed for the quotations.
In the unlisted securities loo Homo
lulu Oil sold at 81, steady figure,
while between boards 1900 shares
went at $500. This stock is apt to
remain firm at this price until some
new rumor regarding the settlement
OF the oil lands litigation reaches here
Montana-Bingnam had an inning he
tween boards, 2S90 shares selling AZ
81 cents. which is a slight improve.
ment over the price that prevailed in
the latter part OF the week. FnGlss
was steady at 81 and MADEIRA held ut
40 cents. 450 Of the first named stock
going at 81 and 610o Of the last nailed
selling at 80 cents between boards.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
SUGAR CARD
scheme WORKED
OUT IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Eng. Oct l5.-Now that
the United States government has un-
dertaken 10 regulate the price and dis,
) trioution Of sugar in America, addi-
tional interest may attach to develop
ments in the sugar situation in Great
Britain and to the measures taken by
the British government in the endeav.
, or to arrive at a satisfactory solution
OF its somewhat similar problem.
Briefly. the present situation is that
Lord RhOndda, the successor OF Lord
Devonport in the Food Controllership,
and the Royal Commission are engag-
ed in working out the details OF the
new sugar card plan which is TO so
into effect on January l. 1918. The gen.
eral outline Of the new scheme we're
made public several weeks ago 1t con,
templates the taking out by every head
of household Of a sugar card, which
he Is to present to a designated retail
dealer, preferable the one with whom
he has been accustomed to deal. From
this dealer he will then be able to
make purchases OF sugar up to the
amount OF the allowance fixed by the
government. The dealer, In turn will
call upon the Royal Commission for
supplies to meet MS requirements as
indicated by the number OF persons
registered with him. Special arrange.
ments are being made for hotels aud
manufacturing establishments.
Under this plan ii Is hoped to avoid
such scenes as have occurred under
existing conditions in retail shops,
where customers have sometimes been
obliged to form lines and wait for
hours to obtain supplies, and then
have often been disappointed in the
quantities received. The use of the |
cards Is also expected to nrevent pur.
chasers from obtaining supplies from
more than one source Or for more than |
the specified number Of persons. and |
to correct the inequalities in distribu-
ton which have been the most prolific |
cause OF complaint under the present |
order Of things.
There is no present intention OF fur.
ther reducing the individual allowance,
now fixed neminally at one-half pound
per person weekly. The reduction
from the former figure of three-auar.
ters of a pound per person per week
has been received with much less dis.
satisfaction than has been caused by
he continued prevalence of conditions
some communities received II
more than their due proportion of sup,
plies, while others, particularly the II
owns which have had large additions
to their nopuiations through the growth
" munitions industries, have been un.
lble to obtain their proper share.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
BIG DEMAND FOR
DRIED COCONUTS
IBy Associated Prsssi

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. o.
Dried coconuts, used as a base in
many face creams, soaps and beautify.
ing preparations. are being rushed into
this port from the southern seas at an
unprecedented rate, to meet the de.
mand according to shipping men here.
The trade name for the dried nuts
Is copra, and SO designated it figures
In many romantic tales of the warm
latitudes of the Pacific. Formerly 1t
was brought almost exclusively by
schooners which lazied about the
arehipelagoes picking it up, but the
demand OF late has become so great
and the price so correspondingly high
that il is brought profitably as cargo
by transpacific liners, at war time
freight rates.
The dried coconut is hoisted from
the holds with scoops, like coal, and
cascades down into hoppers. The best
copra is sacked as 1t comes from these
hoppers; inferior grades are shoveled
into wagons and hauled to factories.
Wharf loungers esteem the fragments
a delicacy, and whittle the meat from
the broken shells.
The feat Of the Chicago packer who
Is said to have saved every part OF
the pig except the squeal, has been
equaled by q concern handling copra
here. Ordinarily used for its oil alone.
Copra is now being made to yield a
food base, complexion oil. explosive
component, throat prophylactic, sea-
SICK preventative, gun oil and candy
component by this local firm.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
BUILDING FOR Girls
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT
M0ILIILl TO COST $4,000

Henry l. Fernandez, contractor, was
granted a permit by the building in
speeter's office this morning for the
Girls Industrial School to be erected
in Moiliili district. fhe school will
cost Ss062. The contract will be let
by the Public Works department and
work of erection will begin early in
January.
another permit issued this morning
was to Samuel D. Jacobson for remod.
elling of the basement OF the store on
King street, near Fort street. The
basement was formerly occupied by a
barber shop but viii now be turned
inte billiard room. The fixtures will
cost $1676.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26

They tell me Jones has a run
about"
Yes: he's just got married. and
she belongs to five clubs. ."-Richmon1
Times Dispatch.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
Sugar 5.92cts
Henry Waternouss Trust Co.
Ltd.
Members He-siuiu Stock ard eenI
Exchange
Fort and Mspehaat Streets
felenheHs t20a
RUSSIAN BONDS GO TO ss4

Russian government 51s per cent in.
ternal bonds which early in the week
reached a new low level Of SS6 for a
1000-reuble bond which at par IL worth
S514, have improved considerably and
for the last two days have been
standing at Ss4. The news was re-
ceived in cable by the Bishop Trust
Co. and brokers are unable to explain
the. cause but the eablegram indicted
that the New York market as a whole
has rallied from the depression of the
earlier part OF the week.
By scme of the financial experts the
present peace talk is declared to be re-
sponsihle for the bullish aspect Of the
market
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26
Il A+<<++<<++<+++<<+
; NATIONAL BANKS EARN
SIX HUNDRED MILLION

y WASHINGTON. Dec. Ma =
y tional bank earnings in the last =
= fI,cal year were $66T .4G6 ,00o. the =
greatest In their history, accord =
= ing 10 figures announced by the =
y Comptroller OF the Currency,
The total earnings were 1879 =
per cent greater than the pre- =
. vious year. an increase OF $I6.- =
y T64. 900. On their capital stock y
= the banks report net earnings OF =
y 1876 per cent y
The amount OF dividends dis =
= tributed vas tl25. .53S. 900. an Nn- y
. crease Of &10,Sl3,009 over the =
y preceding year. y