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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
6rautrti@S aricgsIOlttn.

Die WerpfIcguDsBtofen fit oas
fran50IiT9e 0cer betrugcn ndd) ben bon
$. Gjranier bcrausgsgs6cnen a@eriAteu
aug Der @crlhier 6rarSoIen3eii" in rer
3eit BON 8. Gttofer, 1906, lis /,
W1di, 1908, ollein fir bic Wittclmart
ciuI9hcBlia Der Yrignib uno lldet.
mart, ater ausidIieBli@ @erIins 49,,
1867 Trantcu, DaGti iino fix
cinen Offi3icr tdgGA IL, fir sineu
@emeincn 1.50 iro fit Elm 9feSo 2
6ranien beretbnct, Riot IN 9lnI@log
oebra6t iIt notiirli6 olcS, pas Die
Tran5olen, beren llnterIdeioungSpsrs
m0ocn fir Gi1entnnsDsrbdltntIIe Iiei2
lc9r mangelbdft ouSae6ilOet ioar, ne
bcntei ndbmen o0er mutpiQig 5erT0rs
ten. gBo pie in qdrelin i'm 9obsls
lailoe cine Dorfhronit dus jener 3eit
eriIticrt, ba erfabren mir AUDI bon
benz riidIi6tsloIen 9rci6cn Der 6cinos
in Sen mGrtiIher Dorfern, mo man
Dem 9auern bic YferOe, 9iiuoer uno
S6rcine aus 6em Gtdnc boltc uno
ibm oft nidtS ue6r iberlisB aIs 0as
nadte qeben. @onais erEu6reh bic
qrcuBen, mas es tcbcutef, Den JsinD,
unb sinen IrI6cu Gciuo. i'm 2aace 3u
bdben, uno beuis ioIlcn oie DeutIc5en
ibrem Gb5pier mb ibrem topisrsr
Seere oonleu. ooB iie oa0or geI,9ll5s
Iino.
oodl Neutq hatlcr iodar is0oH hi
Soniilicnarab geloAltl1
= ic bciecn No1lf0pl e..
uIcufc 0ir Der alto glarr idrbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

Der Qeutndut Borou qerlpib snts
bedt auf Icineal 9lbrreiBlotea0er cine
gotis: .Donnerpeiter, bsut' Bat ia Die
G9r0osr @eburisiael Qlbsg ben gam
3en 1og 9ienH. -perf5nIide Gramlos
iion unnoglid 9uIeites!"
2iuIeites 70 bisB Der 9urihe bee
9eutnants- -erihien auf Der @bios0e.
.S0re, Huleiiesl Du peibt ood).
po 6ie 59auTpisIsrin S9rouer robnt.
Rein2 9intirube 14O. QlIo bu
nimmil cine WiFteniorte Don mir, bier
balt gu einen Saler uno bring i6r
bon mir Elm paar Roienl"
rgefebl, 6err Qeutnantl"
9lm nd4fen bormiitog III oer @d.
ron oienTifret un0 eebt TeI6it bin. @c
SHouipisleriu 1T Osrliimmt: Sine
neite Sorte bon @ratilloiiou Booul
Sic mir oeitern geihidil"
.Dieio9"
nRa. S9r 8url9e ipar bier unb bti
brei @egeniidnbe iiberbrdcbf; cine Bis
Iientdrie, einen barten Galer uno Elm
padr alic @eintleiber bon S9nsn."
@utIdudubeuo itiir3t Der @arcn
nacb 6uuie mTuleiIes, bu GIel, iuaS
BAIT ou eeitern Der Dame se6raNi!
Wofiir bub' iD bir ben &oIer scsef
ben9"
~Serr 2eutnant bdbben gegeten fir
Brsilein Sdreeber. babbeu aeIagt,
Bring ibr bon mir Elm Poor !9oIcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
]lur tbrRl
DumOrrskt uun ?. 2.

Gu aroutIfoffslzSeppl eebt bon
Tei'm Sdusl in b Stobt eini auf n
@o9dmortt. Sm a0rbl troet CT Gier
uno gutta gum bdtaufn.-p pSotrd,
triasfs beuui a Sib', ipoun's iubt in
aIler Jruob l9o' 70 boob Isl Da
timmt gang 9'pib no a Beottal"-
ltno ipeits eb mo- babI9 5eiti Is, raft
er ipen'g unb lest # uuter an 8aom
ins @ras.
1d fiod5t CT neb'n Teind auf anal
'poS bliBn am @ob'n.-nQb, ba
Ibou ber, ba liest a. funtslnoeelneu's
3mans3gfrouenIiiid. ga. Dos Is
beunt a @liidsiog!" - - llu6 mills
Ibo' einY4iab'n ins 2eibl.
Ta fonf IN Seppl uaf anal ein:
DOS berTii s. ia not nebma, oos "a
a palor's @elb; b0s poor' ia a
DiabRobl, bol' bu 3 b'0alieIt!
ga, ma, am 6eilig'n Isi Dant, OaB
mir o5s sing'fou'n isl Dos GoIos
Hidl bdtt mi I6on 'brudt in meiner
Ster6'Ituno'! g bob's oa' gott isi
0unt, not notfpenbi, bob i peg'n benz
@eIo od olS a. glltd no a 2ump
per6'. Wann / aa' not bisl bab'.
gum glusiemma 1873 bo'!"-llnb legt
. @oloRiid pisod bin ins Gros
ga, aba eigentlf tunuf i's in b
Gtaot einitroo'n su Der Qoli3eil
ga, b0S lpirb 3 @'fdeiia lein!"-
modnt er gIei' b'ruuf f-uub Bats f6o'
pieod eine'fedt.
~Q(ba re4t lGTti' is'S fho' O5s ouf
b poli3ei geb'n; ma BAT eb not bel
8cit uu0 muob am Gnb' lanemddH'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ann fratid'ln
r elm auS, mia ipenn mas g'FobIn
bdtt'. ga, unD NADIA, ipenn f. oaner
melo't, no Iogi, ct bats palor'n-
ipooB mas benn e'tDib. obs pabr is9!
IN @elb fodt mas ia not oil, mems
s'b5rtl y. SsppI, fei s'faeitl Dds
eebt benn BIZ o0 eon5 @'idr an
mild ST. not sinil"
Sobt Bat er 3 ipieba ipego'IdmiN'n,
bDs @oI6niidl.
Bia's aba 70 fh0u 'sIonSt in bd
Gunn', timmt eobm oilf anal ba Sc
6oria: aDu boit as efuu6'n, aIIo
e'bort Dir Der 5sbnP Tsil oIs Giroas
lobn I. #. So. ben muob z go trios'nl
@os Isin e'b0rt, tonr oo Wsni4 Da'
lanea . f. as, b5s fdsus' / not ber
8ei 0pdn5e 4ronen fans 3lpoo
Rronl-urb 70 bat er 9 GoIoHud
g'uummd unb bat oGt5ebn &rouen
ouBa'gebn. 80 bot er 6ann inter a
@ur3'n g'nedt, BATS M sgtFn a
pen'g nit Uloos audosdt ma,
ipenu bait DO a Mctid simmt 1.
oaB's 3 @elO not tpegTc9pemmt!
Damn ia er ouf n Modamdrtt
eini.
Wid tr nd'miiides ipiooa bel benz
@ddm porbeiiimrt, iS er Id9ier a.
peng neugieri g'ipsf, ob 3 @sIb no
6aliegt, mb a Trsuo' bat er o'bobt,
iDis sr 3 GRAB no 70 e'funb'n bat,
mia srs binglegt Bat e'babt. Qba
iost iS er ninmt 70 bumm a'pe'n,
iaBt bat er i9o' g'puBt, ipas sr g.
team Bat. Gr bat 3 @elo lpiaoa
e'fun6'n, folsenoIi' bat sr iib pieod
iein' Binoolobn abaos'n.- limb fahii
b., mia ct no a. etlih'smoI bin uno
Der 'eined Is gum Wo6omorft un0
isb'smOl Iein' TiuOalobu ab'5og'u bat,
bat sr bO gou3'u aiponSg aroner in
Cad g'Sobt-uno is oo' an sbrlide
@eel' 0ubet 'blieb'nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
@cl6dftss @rgwriler.
WlcrrontiIe 9I9eHcg.
". @. Dun & 60,
o02 0io Marblono aruft SuiIolng.

glationol.0anfcn.
,xhr CO goiun Watipual 8ouf", Cob, nub
9Tcicr.SiraBe. Sacon ". oOol. NralioeHr
aessssS autieaai sasi"' do2 Sao.8roaopab.
.sisiitm siSilcnal WoniA. ia nom. Guinp-eir.
gH Ylnro.L Stalllter.
Staats.8anEen.
b, ,Hsntde gaut uom Naltmurr", Nnltimprrs unh
NouioaD snnle Nuouli Wfbcr Frdllntnli
Sobn Y. yauber. 8ccABrdllOeni; @eorRl u
Hang, nnllrer.
Spor-gonfen.
.. .HUfldc eparbanl pun Nnilimort" enlolUs
nn0 HulilmoresSttnbe.
&rult.Gompoanien.
aeaIs 1epult anb xTua eompaea", % @Quio'
9alunaierioIicn 95iiret 6cniier'
rabmcn, Sdoen. etc.
2ae v, 8oner q 0o., iib li7 eno.nreDerta'
Gltibc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
etiinsIldls SemperaiHr.

glus oen iibrisen 8mOes-@etter-
peo'ahtungs Stotionen plirocn Die
Ic'genoen bohIten Scmpernturen, oie
um llbr aeitern 9bcno berridten,
beridbtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
Gunnenanf. nn0 llnternnnn.
Intb
gSettcronSEhicn.

Sir @or1IonO umO 0cn Giitrirt
Columbia bellte idon mO iiiolibe
@inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

EiidGeipr66. ,Sunqcs
Q'dodeu. u@eldeS lit Sbre eieb-
lingS Scttiire, Scrr Gidert2" Sic
Spciictarte, mcii 6r6idciu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

.EoppeIs Grfcb beiratet Elm. G@au
ipieleriu bonn Gtaoiitcater2"
nSa. Die Taipe,"
Sine unoers Ddti' ibn aud ni4,
ecnommen!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
iImterbaItnnas.ggsalueiIer.

7 ,.plppUbrume"- @anoebine unb ManbcIbllber.
,,VldDrla "-SnuOeblue unO GRANDCHILDREN.
,RlDer Qicu Bart" - 3dqlid Gon5erie AuO
nnoere glitraiiionen.
~ean ehOrs" - IdeIi6 eonSerie uno auoee
nHterboltunneu.
an0ere llnierbnltinQen
p0ullguOpb Rnrf" TdgliN ganocbieac.
Edn3 unO nfioere unierbdlhnQcH.
p0crmannie @ari", BcInr Moab 1dQlith
BnuoeoIlc Wluiu uno 1an3.
gIolheher" - 2dalb @rlurlipnen Der %dm'
bier .Coutlc"
..qouc Roint" TdpIih 0n6miitaos. @rfilr,
ltonen. oneQenommen GonnldQS.
Sbenpcalc Scnd Sdgli6 @Ifiriiuncn per
Eumnter A.. Nrcumlan0"
.9bolin.Wiannerdor" Sonnina. ben 26.
Ananlt 5dmilleng gInsilna mad oNcnIcifs
Bari. GorlcO Zane
Non5ert i'm ,,5cocrnl Nin Varf"
TdS BroQrnnnl tit oaS CONCERT oes iidoils
ihen ParfsSrdcllerS inter 8cllinp ocS Rrot.
Hdncl Selomnn I'M nSeocru pin Bari" bcnic
Nheno bon 73O bic 10 llbr it, iuic ioni:
Ninn6ip0lEico Baltimore, onr Nnii'
rIilidrsCubcriiirc" ........ NlcnocIsiobn
Nlrien ans aNlQerin" ............... .Neibcrt
Wnl5cr .qobce Spcn" "................ Ncn0cu
@odcnsSplo ulbc lnft 0boro" ..... Gulibnn
(Oerr so. a. 00tclD)
Gft33c u,SrcnuO SurcOcr" ........ Nnholciou
Ntuuidlor aus oVobCnQriu" "....... gSaQncr
Nlumcnlic0 ,Sc0ria anO SlOmcre" 49, 4obaui
Guberiiirc 5n oNiuOs Sunoap's Sonas"
6iamore
abe cinr spanscO 8anncr". '''' ''V"''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
@nn6cs. Qebartement fir QonSwirtII.
ldlQft-Q0etter. .Bnrenn.
NcridIt 6cs baltimore Vgcticr6nrcand

Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Cult
mor Go Yro5ent I'M s ll6r Nlorgcns
rnO 81 9gro5ent nm s ll6r gl6euos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
Enlent Nillu6lie.

WblDln ~ aamuei0, Mebemaii Nusfpts Quw
hda dhnenarfcn. AepI0uercbie ARurulaH
gtun Nilolu0
Chopin ~ Ncrnnlpu, fid-ii7 Gam AullplHa,
l9 idhriuc WrGhtunQ
o. 8. & ~. g oO'put0 an eouueninl rlpa.
Rraiii5iten icii 1872 cliOi0reb ln N0lliuott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

Outer Nniona. 2cit
9rditiigam id1cint ciniwciIcu nod
gar uibt oaron 5u 0cnfcl eircu en-
9encn Sero 5ll griinocu2" uO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

pa6orb 30 s3f6O. 40 $g7bo
!, glodot6 Wloiur 90 u Noliimclcr. NbrlfA
ciVatr uno MT Nounl NHcnIc
enfun, bic pUpuidrc Nur. Sitb uup tAij
.1iar.rel Wnbhr ND.,' Waraas t4JS-l4l0
gioro.0bnrifoe luitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sohn Sbcl Diriocnl
hrlnqt benie nui 0cr Court 0ouie 9la8Sd bon
big 1890 AbenoS oaS ioigenoe @ro9ramm Sn
Wnlni8ipoIeieO Baltimore orr BAL.
tmore" ............ 0entberocr
Wldrldb rQibcrib Bell" cQ"..........So Soi1io
dnitlp9etihte yOpheett ......-...... 0elnSocrf
yteienie II aus sNle Slqcunerln ....... Nulie
ehpDpWhnl, Sulo gHllili Yolt0 .... pnriudH
(Qcrr Sreberid ~ Aubrs)
%ttl 1uloe Jus aNclntlD ocW NOeH" German
Scleition aus sgloclc" c"..... Vrinitrf
20n5sR RrOQramm:
Gne Gtep ~ ncber fneiu" .Gnrrou
Sor Irot sSpooiD Spoofs" .... GInnnnple
pdpotie Ser Wlnhmnrm" ifufe
9Sdl8cr ga Bdrcarple" ....... pnIoicuiel
Ane Step ,NlD OF ibe @uIIeh" Gilbert
~4he GtorsGDanqleb Hdnncr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

S9ngmoricl, @erIoosrchie aeoFulaH1
Chaplin \. Ssroalpn iia-ii7 eao eu,I0laa
o.. b. & M I 0owus6 az eommeial elpa
3gaiiidlren ieii 1892 'lloleren 20 Nolslulols
automobile.
s"%Ss %"csSs g,stss s'Si cc q saa,@css Sasmlr.
tcaNr uno Yd Nounl el7clac
SeIun, BE r0pnld'e 0or itb nne tsi3
.,1ar.ra Mublir Np' Waraac i4JS-l4l
gpto'0bnrto-e lriiT
Notwithstanding C5crdibe, Sdus'
rcicn una (Sclli9e5iidterri
~.liin4 xnrnrt g.. 200 Nole'eu'a 4ir nns
ahc Wiener & etiNrr ev.. 81 eia,.etabs
oHi1es eumcaaelbol
Etlmbu9, ,fnrnaccs, RanaeS me
Gcicn. Loh0edcn lne Hiuncu
sennsis eros. bz3 0osO'Hcu"nt'goems
Mwicrirb.uicoc mo Blan5erS
lsan Duorst, 1884 H0amec.elrebs. &
4elepbon &olis 1893.
Observation-Disclosures
~ Z, eHoe, lcls \ 0u., w "a ebaulhtT q
0nmnlcf,c nuu0MO
r1entiNe 3eny.9,nR9uupac srifuimeli" o'b
lluNlH ilI I'UIlNINttH EIluNf
eDenflh.glmsrjianidr 1cucr eevFneruna2,mt
slllaol," Folilumeslmbc nno eA''e~
..aeaol ,muvea-, SO. q pmsspeor'. su,0 va
NulUch Nrliocni Nidnrnrt iOl lni 0htin
oer ol Nnmnctre iui0uU
,WcrmaHln ncKer Ncfihfuuqe Ot euinall"f
Valimorr mo Aoti9Gtuhe
gIcCbpIoiicn lRcin1 cic
snen eonuia 4 60, 9rr, % rs toIoestee,
eirubc
@imolci6-@eihiiic
"cOpi0IISai'a sean eO.", 1 1erS eoa.s stssb'
GiicHuoorsA aller Nrt mlS Sun.
ibmie0- 3nbebor.
~ eeun eonne &C.. gB2~.36t glorb. @du.en
@iaeuiAtms y ,edtcn an0 Ndu0Ier
Rstss 8. ruaaH a Nsppnp, 10 CiQuraiou
eltu1e.
8cihmaen 3eitiGriitefL etc.
aqroero writNlslhbrcr. 227 R,ealoeri e'f
Geuldle Wli1,r ln0 ,3citihrlltcn
Y. eonlha, Hr ooe. eleltecrlnrlon,ei ,eirobe
l'hutn0tQpb
Nanrah cla yboioorapo poi qlrSiHdunuG
VIC rs tifipeiiuliqp oirqhe
SrleoDoie
4 apR VsmucrH.- Verlduoerie enysm
pnenus glns 9eardbnlapldbs rHlsg l0sA
ndtrsnber Uuik0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

HiWicrifb.ric0c mo BlaH5ers,
7san DuOru. f73& xbamcc.erabs. 9 & \.
A,lcpb0n Aollt 1902
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
6por- -8onfen

rflaic eparbaml bun Hntimort", euialU.
no &uliimore'Shnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

g'lchploiicn lRein1. enc
snen, eonnla 4 Co.. 9ur. ID rs faIocAe6,
4irubc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
'onoloirt5IdoitIide (Scrdibe Sdms.
rcicn una CSclliiacl3iidterci.

wufilt9 xnrnrs Co.. 900 asulopuo elt nns
$3.50 futtsNnb rlr.
abc Wiener enNrr ev.. 81 eia, snabf.
oniideS GumcuQchdn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13


eaIs pspuIit ano TFua eompasa". ia @ouis'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13

rl1IHcn, N00VII, VIt.
3ae. y. 8oter a g., ITO ii7 eno.hreDerta'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
SPECIAL VOYAGE
FOR BOX SHOCKS

Announcement that either the Mat
son freighter Hilonian or The Hyade9
will make a special trip from San
Francisco to Seattle the latter parI of
March to load a full cargo OF pineap-
pie box shocks there for island can.
neries was made today by Manager
John n. Drew OF the shipping depart
ment Of Castle & Cooke, the local
MatsOn agency.
This will enable the pineapple peo-
pie 10 begin the 1917 canning season
next spring with a sufficient supply
of box shocks on hand. Manager
Drew said that so far as he has been
advised to date this is the only re-
sumption Of the Puget Scandinavia
service contemplated at present.
There were rumors last fall that
the Hyades and Hilonian would be
put back on the Seattle run January
1, but the month is now more than
half gone and they are still carrying
full cargoes from San Francisco to
this and other island ports. The Hya-
des arrived today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
n. !. Freight IS
COMING QUICKLY

Freight is now canning to Honolulu
from New York and ether eastern
points II practically a mo! eth Ac-
co:Girs t. General Agent II r.. Yer
non of the Santa Fee today, shipments
which left New York as late as De-
cember IA arrived here on the Wilhel-
nina yesterday, January 16.
The delay is now between eastern
terminals and Chicago the Santa re :
way bills show. Consignments take
nearly tw:Ce the time to travG! from
New York to Chicago that they do
when the Santa Fe gets them in the
Windy City and shoots them over to
San Francisco. Our schedule time
for freight from Chicago to Sal Fran
cisco is , days, hours and 40 min
uteS, saiI Vernon today, "anG We are
practically making schedule on r"e;y
thing now"
The local agents advices show that
on January 10, the day the Wilhei
nina left San Francisco, there were
60 cars of Santa Fe freight on hand
awaiting shipment to the islands on
the Manoa and succeeding vessels.
These are all straight carloads Less
than carload lots are also moving nor
mally again, Vernon says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
TEXAN NOT HELD
UP IN BIG DITCH

Saturday morning about y o. .
o'clock the American Hawaiian steam.
or Ninnesotan, CAPT. J. 4. Hall. is pX-
pected to arrive off port, the first
ileishter OF this liEr TO arrive this
year to carry island sugar t" San
francisco for transshit ment IN east
ern refineries by rail
After entering al the "a>jom house
he.e and filing the necessary entrance
papers the Minnesotan will leave at
once for Pearl HarD0r TO discharge
The 9o1 tons Of navy coal she has in
her holds for the naval station COalinC
bCr.
Cable advice reaching the local
AmeriCan-HaVaiiLn office say that ne
TeNan left Balboa Tor HOmOluIn at
go Sunday morning. January r..
This is taken by General Agent {. =.
Morse TO mem shat the big l2.o"0-ton
freishter vas not neld mp in'the canal
at all.
The canal authorities have been
widening the channel through Culebra
cut and other dangerous stretches for
a year or more so that any slides
which might occur would not block all
of IT, Had the Texan been held up
any she could not have left last Sun
day.
She left Norfolk only January >
and could hardly have reached Colon
before Saturday. She is believed here
to have been able to pass around IN"
latest slide, which occurred January
TO- week ago today.
General Agent Morse thinks the
MinnesOtan will be ready TO load her
first sugar cargo Of this season about
January % After taking on sugar
waiting here she will proceed to Port
Allen, Nahului and llilO, loading at
each port. Her schedule calls for her
to leave Hilo AkOnt February ! with
$500 tons of the new crop I'll raw
sugar
The Texan %ilI load at til" sam"
ports and carry l2,ooo tons or more
to the coast. Having left Balboa sun
day she should reach Honolulu about
January 81 from the canal direct.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-17
RUSH IS ON FOR
De LUXE SUITES

Dozens Of milliOnair"S are trying 10
cLIHr to I!CnCiulu TIL, winter and the
d" luxe suites on the next MatsOnla.
due here Januar: "n are all taken.
Says the San Francisco Examiner of
January =.
On the Max on fLgShip "4tsrnia.
leaving here On January ~. there are
pient, Of ordinary herths vacant. Eut
all tn" bedrooms With baths are en-
gagged. New come , number Of veal
thl men with tE.3~ families who are
aiNi,us 10 y out on III" Mats0nia.
Th"y have been met with the blank
statement thai the rooms ar" engaged
and Laid fer and they will have 10
ait or take cheaper berths.
"COI ID. Jackling is among the
number e DjliOnaireS who wish to
&C to honolulu on the MatsOnia Yes
office of the MatSOn Company 10 take
the names Of the reservoirs Of the six
best suites. It is understood that he
is willing 10 offer any one OF these
SIn0u to turn q suite over 70 him.
"All IN" other lines carrying pas
scnerrs 10 Honolulu re SWamped
viii orders for the best cabins. The
Great Northern and the Oceanic liners
have all tie passenger business they
can attend to
Hotel Rumor Up Again
An unfortunate feature OF the sud
den passenger congestion to Hawaii
is the lack OF hotel accommodations
in the islands. 1t is impossible at
this time to obtain hotel reservations
in Honolulu for the month Of Febru
airy.
tine enlargement Of the MOnna HO-
tel j. not yet completed and that hO-
tel. with the smaller places along the
beach. and the Young Hotel and the
PleaSamtHn. are unable to take care
OF the tourists Who have written for
reservations.
This condition will probably lave
a big effect on the tentative project
to build large modern hotel at Wal
Xxi, with the MatsOn company as ii
principal shareholder"
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MORE ACTIVITY
Seen IN MARKET

Sales Of more than 20Uh listed
shares ale shown by the local stoCN
sheets OF today Between boards they
amounted TO 1885 shares and at the
session $50. Generally the market
show ed strength, though there were
two Or three fractional reactions. Olaa
declined TO lG1& from 1872 and Nc
Dryde from l21. TO - Other sales
and prices were Eva 23L.. Waialua
Il. Oahu Railway 1921. Hawaii Rail
way 4. :" Pioneer Il. Hawaiian Sugar
~. Ere"c-y IS. and Haiku Fruit
49,.
Announcement was made that Ha-
"liian Agricultural Company viii pay
per cent monthly until further no
tiCr
Among unlisted shares the market
yves kent fairly boiling by Engels Cop
per and Honolulu Oil. OF the former
sales were 14.l53 shares and Of the
latter 500. Engels continued its ad-
vance. going from "a 10 S24 and at
the last reacting an eighth TO 81.
Oil rose to $4.45 and $3.50 from $40.
Mineral Products. Montana Ring
ham and MADEIRA were all a little low
er. at Sl.02le. f. cents and 80 cents
respectively.
The reports explaining the report
ed reasons for the rise in Engels cop
per are given on another page of this
issue
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III. ACCIDENT
HEARING TODAY

An investigation Of the accident on
board -the 1RterIsland steamer Wal.
lele recently, when Hawaiian sailor
fell from the mast to the deck, is be.
ing had today by u. s. Inspectors OF
Hulls and Boilers Joseph J. Meany
and Thomas j. Heeney.
The inquiry -bsgan at 1880 this
morning in the office of the local in.
spectors, Young Hotel building. Capt.
Harris, First Mate Berry and the
steamers boatswain are testifying.
Inspector Meany announced today
that the officers of the InterIsland
steamer Kaulani have been exon.
Grated from responsibility for the re.
cent. accident in which a Japanese
named Murimoto was drowned when
an unexpected wave capsized work
boat OF the steamer. The hearing into
this accident was held last week.
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SHIPPING 6WKT[RfRONT News
Autos On Manoa
Set New Record

They must he stacking automobiles
in the social hall, on the boat dec.
and IN M captains cabin of tnr Mai,
son liner M2nOa, il the freight To-
port re- eiyct by wireless today from
the San Francisco offices Of the Mat
son Navigation Company is correct.
/ he raU:O says there are 49, auto
mobile. On the ManOa, which simply
;mashcS all existing records to spin.
'eIs by kaif a hundred or more The
makes Of the cars are not mentioned,
non the COnsignees. They will be
Eiven in wireless from the steamer
Fay after OTOrrow or Saturday. TIL"
Hyades brought 40 autos today 3HI
the Wilhelmina ~ Tue 4day.
The ManOa left San FranclccJ
Tuesday on time Her Honolulu cargo
is large, 7"3l tons. including the no
tor cars. Cargo for Kahului is 2l03
tons, making the total freight aboard
1894 tons, which is considerable cargo,
TO say the least.
Among the passengers who were
booked last week to leave on the Ma
hoa we're F. B. t'Daddy"D SIIverwoOI.
the man who wrote Il Love You, Cali
fornia;" James w. Jump. the angler.
who has done more TO boost Hawaii
as q game fisherman's paradise than
almost any other mainland sports
man, and Francis p c"DrydOck"
Smith. The steamer is due Tuesday
morning.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per Matson steamer Manoa, due
Tuesday morning, January "3. from
San Francisco: Mrs. Wood, p. B.
Carney. Mrs. CORTLAND Benedict, Ray.
mer W. Tayes. A. Y. Griffin, F.. p.
bowling. Miss Maru Robinson, F. b.
Sherwood, l.. O. Emmerich, Mrs. l..
Harris, Mrs. Maftzgar, J. Martin, II.
d. Bowen. James W. Jump. Mrs. y.
NJ. Richardson. w. 4. Read. Mrs f.
r. Morgan. Mrs. H. V. Moore, Miss
Lillian King, VIM. H. Zinsscr, Miss
Margery Howard, Mrs. f. o. Howard,
Mrs. \. w. Pe"t, Mrs. N. L. WOoley,
Mrs. Jos. Huber Philip W Raber, DR..
f. d. Chapman, 4. c. Baumgartner,
B. W. Railey, Mrs. " Southland, Miss
Ida Hayes, John F.. Hayes. Louis
Tiger, J. NJ. Daniels, Miss F. McMas-
tiers, Geo. F. Dcbson Miss Bertha
UeberaCker, Mrs. L. o. Emmerich,
Mrs. J. NJ. Daniels, L. s. Maftzger,
Patrick Martin, T. D. Law. Mrs. How
ard D. Bowen and child. Mrs. James
Jump, Mrs. W. r. Montgomery. Fran.
els +. Smith, Miss Emily F. Wells,
Miss Minnie +. Chapman. Mrs. A. Pat
teTson, Mrs VIM. H. Zinseer, E. o.
Howard, A. w. Peet, Miss Mildred
Poet. JOS Huber. Geo. A. Robbins. A.
Andrew, Mrs. E. d. Chapman. Mrs.
A. c. Baumgartner and son and Mrs.
B. w Railey.