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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
Der stanS Ner b~anSelsmarine.

81 elmer geiprebung Der Situahon Ser Sonbesmarine fmo IN Dem
Sad6latt v2onoou @cpnoniit' inter 9nhnt 0s IL. 9fai fogenoe tn.
ttercontc gngn6en entbnItet: ,gNe Die 8ereinigten Gtoaten in Der Gro-
BUTTON bon G6iHtstouoge aHpdrts 9eeh 10 gebt oos 8eretngte Song.
reid obparts. gr botten fir Die tongi6e @tnrine gu baen uno 5l
repnneren, uuO tne@ Sdtfsbaubofa nete aRangeI OH Bacterial rmo
grbeiern baHeu, fonnten nirt oues tt. $u 1918 leBen mir $4,000
Eunnen S~anoesidiffe bonn Stapel, in 1914, t,722000 SOnne5 in 1915
$4,000 sUhnen ro IN 1916 $4,000 &onnen 60 gerng ME irnier
geHrag fir Die Son0elsmarae gGpeien fem mag, mar Der 8eltbetrag
nod geringer, hell 0e bonn Gtapel geLnienen Sdiffe lungan fetg.
gefel fUuroen oor uuooacn0et bIe5cn. Sect 6d Die aoHFhiptiou bon
&anNeIsIfinen Elm mefentiher Gunft fir Den @roIge Der 4luertet lit
nuroea eenigeno 2ete un0 qenigen6es @latertol. mir ben 8m bon Sam
0esihien 5rr @erfigung aetelt un0 in 1917 6irfen mir cine Mdaion
T0nnpt ooer mebr fartgneuen.
Sic @eIprooufhon bon SdHfen ndbreno 1916 belt Ionge niyt
efrst NIT Den 8erluten 6urb ben Griq un6 Wlornanfdaen uno 6urdl
Ds TebIen Bet fenodden &onnage ouf Den Weeren. 8uHhen ID. auguit
1914 uno 81. Ge8enber 1916 bat Ole San0eIsmorihe Inn $4,000 Son.
nen dbgeaonrRen, un6 240000000 Tonneu ifo fir nnoere ais Srngs.
Soede augdngfd gepeen. 9e ealenittarmee oaein broaht me4r
3onnage. ais naGrenb 1901 benotgt nuroe. 3as &onigreih bate am
Gn6e bon 1916 5@n 9Riuonen Somnen bon ben 5ugdnglihen 24000000
un0 Is lit fem @ebeiunis, Dab bic @erufe felt benz 8egtnn os Sahras
jebr fdlper it, ouB Die Snub6ooe i'm 6ebruar umo Dfor3 100000
gonuen bGrfnft baden 100000 brtiihe, un6 obgleib otie 3iherr
iberHeben itno. fno fe bod nht 70 ~l6ertriebeb pe es plnidens-
imrt mare.
r8enn Der MISUNDERSTANDING niht erfoIgrdd betdnpt miro, 10
ounen Ifh Die 9ertufe ieoen 9tonat of 100000 Sonnen Ieaen. Gegen
1iia @erufe baden mir in Gift 100000 Eonnen brtiider, nneifnni.
ihr uno beIhlagna9mter fefnoli9er SdHfe, bon ipelben 100000
9onnen ii. Gahgfdt hn hlrfen, bebor Die noroonerifanide @rnte sur
gef0roerung beret it, @Ht Der qroBten g%inihranfrmg oirfe e8 lmS ga
fngen, biz onbin o~urd8ubaten, ~beionoers in GaBrngsmtttln aber e5
nro' cine fdpere guga6e ien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
pontreffcr.

9orabrabb II uno 8aroproph 13.
@1it Der ltnter8eihnung oes neltei
Gonifription8geiebes 6urt Ben 8rds
ii6enten lit Sic arnlee uuo 5Iotte
gGns(id troden gele9t norben un6
2ettte in abati ODER murineblou mil.
fen 3ibiIflilft on5iebeu, tuetln fe
in elmer 8irtidoft ober ionltpo in
ben Ser. Stooten ettpos Stdrfere8
erbaIten molten ais Singer Ole
ODER ionItiQen tm9enieBboren StofF.
Seftion II bes aonifriptionsgeie'
beg Ioutet nGInIid: aGs lit 1tngeieb.
lid, irgen0 eineul 9ffi5ier ooer Ell
mem g2italie0 Der mlitdriiden
Streitfrdfte, Der Iif in Uniform be.
.finoet, beroni Aenoc 5%pirituoieu elm
idlieBIi6 bon &ein, Bier un0 qle
8u berfaufen, at Hefern ooer 5u Der.
obrei6en." Sn Sen @irtihofteu, Die
bieI BON SoIoaten un6 Wotroien
6eiuft meroen, iino 9Iafate osge.
f6Iagen, Die ben obiaen @aieeparo-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

friae g2ohabmer fin6, pelde bic
frieaeriihen Gberotionen Ieiten, bic
inns Elm neres europa, iDenn nidt
Elm neltgg 69riltentum aeben merogn.
5iinf8ebn Sabre long mar 5eloe
marifaa bon Sh[ieffen Der @hef
6es 0eutId1en @eneralita6es, mo
Iein beoetten0ites lluterridtsperf lit
cine ertlarlmg Der Ghladjt BEL Can
nd. 8tr erfabren aus Dem &erf
5tegemons, DoB man bel Der oelit=
Iden SnDaiion i'm groben itnO gam
8en 0eTl @eiipieI SanftiboIs folgte:
bic air0eringe al Der Wlarne mar
|auf oie Sofiade 8uriid5ufitbreu, Dab
Der 5eLS5ug Solnlibals Dem General
Soffre ebenio gut befanut mar iBie
leinen @egnern. inO 0nB Ct ieille
9ertei0iqung a4f Der eniaedung
BOZ Die Geutiden blind.
|lubs 2pkai6aIs &sageB ieatsn'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
gah Dem Nlniter Sanni6aIs.

Ban uiodte ben amerifanern
aerst Die @nlidt beibringen, oaB 81.
fisiere fnr ibre Arnieen biaig 81.
~fnbri5ieren ieien, unO DAB nidt
piIIqlhaftIid nnsaebilOete N0nner
ehne Rod)feil Sen Mdnnern eleid)en
Ssaqs IN europa gegenilbertreten
I0nnen. Genie nIaa elm AequIDa-
lent fit sgeantnis bilOeu, aber oie
ar0Bian 5eIoherrn bnben fleIBig
Eel0siiae itlloiert. Der SAiuei5er
MiIifdrfritifer 5tegeInan idreibt e.
ar Wel6idlte bee groBen &rieges,
bic BON 6entlden gliIitdrtritfern ais
InoEaaheilo 0%nqrioilfiiIeit fUurDe; bic
sritea beioen g1il0e oielas Series
hiio irbt eridigneft. Man brdtdli
sur oieIe Merf uu0 ieule gelFre'
sasrItlrlt buFHsuleien, INT sa Der er-
l1n1aais al foHHIeas Dns e blob q
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
9ieis Graee III ftcts I'M MAn6e zines
icSen gefaacuen.

ee5eua, @Ias6snansf6Tae, s1oiIauf uns oft.
bere fdredIi9e SaltfrnnfbeIisn fiRo tiefgepur.
seIie glitirnntbeiittt bic BURG gsrpenbuue
bon saIbsH, adoer uHS @ai6uneen nuf Dor.
h6srpe5eHb %aebeiiert aber nitt sebeii per6en
tafneib bd Re Iiidi anf ben aeiut Der aranfs
belt eiHoringen. @enH gbnen ni6 biefe ge.
b%auoiang feline balerHoe Gtteiateruug bers
fbaiib 10 brhl6sn gie BOD nitt su ber8fpeb
feEn; Gle Hiiiea nut bic ridiiee 8ebnHoluns
nHirenbee.
9ie eriabrina d1lberer, bic eBenlo liiten
pis gle, Nib abreH ben Bes nsifer, ipie
Gle i9 bon 6ieier eauts uH5 @IntftarEbeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

.GoSu eeb6rt, ooB man ods anlt,
0as man Inn @unoes0ieuIt befleioet,
aenoa beaeidnet. @enn man elmer
Settle onaebort, oeret Religionsbor-
idriften Seilnobme ant Gricae ob'
lolttt berbieten, mliB man Den gia'
men bieier Gefte anfii9ren. @tan
ioa 1u9 ongebeil, Oh man int 3oIt'
oienit Der Ser. Gtaoten itebt, ooer
a. Sunomerter pber glrbeiter in ei'
mem grienoL elmer 8affenballe,
ODER einem S6iffsboibof Der Stao.
ten totig ill., ooer ob man ais Gee.
mann I'M 9ienitc eiues Stootsbitr'
gers n6er aouimonnes In Den Scr.
Stooten 1tebt. Soils man nIs Ser
BREEDER oOer wegen ionltiger morali.
ider gi6teigmtng @efreiung benn'
iprudt, ioa Der @rtuio fitr5 a1gege'
ben iperoen. G6enio ipenn man for.
perIide llntougliffeit eelteno modt.
.g9enn man aus irgen0 einen1 on6es
rem @rlln6e 8efreiung beuniprltdt,
ioa Der @rllno tur5 ongegeben tper'
sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
So tann t6 Selling fuotn Don
Oem tufenOen, idrefliden GtSema?

befrelen tonner. Tie i8redi@ ana Die BE,
i9perben, ME uuertrdgIiB aid bds aitdsu
lHo Brennen Der Cant IT, 6. z. g. erreidI
ben @is Der arauf6eit NIB bertrttbt isserl
aranf3ettsfeim aus 96rent a5rperlbTtent lOis
e aud aH6eren 9eihenben bnIf. giefes Hlui1
teiriglH9suitteI III beretts iber finfsia aobrs
i'm @ebrlna uio Gle brau9en uur einsr
erHili9eI 8eriit4 bamit 8u maten, nm fib
55re @etnHoBeit auriid aa eroberu.
Infer G5eiar8t 1T Elm ebe8iarit aut benz
8ebiets BET Saut mo @luifrdnfbeiten; bon
9buet 0ies6e8hsIi4 eeiteate aufrneeH tplrs Il
bereifotaiait arb 5oaitdubis f~oitenire beaab
norteH. GenOet bette nod cine @eldretb,ma
5bre5 6aues IN bic Hteoi5lnitde gt5teiItraa,
Shift Specific 60, 81 Splft aaborator1,
~stIQuta, Ga,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

aropben entbolten. @efn man al.
10 einen rniformterten Mlotroien IN
8ufanft idnonfenDen SGrtttes In
Uniform Die StroBen entlana ie.
aeIn Iiebt, fam man nit Giderbeii
atnebmer, onB Der 9iarn ihDer r1ii
Ginger Ole ooer ionitigem 2ei6ten
aeIoben lit, nidt ober oes iiber
Meines anbieL aenoiien Bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

gScnn Sic mGunlidcn WeidledJtes
fno, bis Siim 8. Snnt 1917 Mitter.
nodJt bns gllter nOn II Sabren er'
reidt baben, nuO am OSer nad benz
6. SAni 1885 gebprcn iunrSen, Oaun
miIicn fe iid) nn 5. Snni resiItrie'
rem laiieH. sic brandeu iid alio
nidJt rrsiitriereu 81 ~laiisn, iuenn
Sic eritcnS nn Dem Sage nudl' nidlt
|21 Sabre alt OSer siueitenS Idjun 81
Sabre alt o6er barber alt iinS. Die.
Ie Scitimmnugsn betrifft Sic, OF Gle
Elm &iirger Scr Ser. Staaten Iinb
pSer nidt.
4nsgenDmmeu inuer6aI6 bieier
4Itersgren5en iinO MIR iplhe 2snte,
Bic idon snr armee OOer Marine &C.
60ren ODER irgenopic attn 5n mill.
tariidem 9ieuite bcrangc8oeeu limb.
Die &egiitriernugsplGte Die
8a6lplGbc pOcr @abl6nOen, in be.
men bel Der purigen &abl eeitimmt
nurbe) limb AM 5. Suni NON z llbr
muraens bis 9 1l6r abenSs often.
Straie fir gtidtregiitriermg
@cIdnguis bis SIT eiuem Sabre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
11oreen, am 5. 5uni
Gag Ger Reeiltrierun9l
Stimmpl6tc Scr 1Dabtbcsirkc iirS BON z 1tbr
mcracfts bis 9 1tbr abcnts effen.
ipic ,an Iidp 81 reeiitrieren Q@t.

Scr gSortlnnt Der Az bFantuuricuSen Jraacn uuO ibe fc III branttuortcr
limb. - Sine i3e mdnnide GeriOn in ben Scr. Stanten, Die am
nadaen 3. Snni II, acr nod nidt 81 Sabre alt gerOroen 1T, tnf
i'd reaiirieren la1en, aan, gleig, Oh ge6orsuer 4merifauer, oh natnr
raiIcrtcr ameritanider girgcr, Oh r9etaraat", oSr AnslanSer.-
Nad Drr nit fSrperlihen @ebrrden irgeno mel6Cr Writ bebatet IT.
lit Sesmescn uibt buu Der Hegtfrerungspfibt befrett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

glae oiejenigen, bic iid Mn
nGditen 9ieustag uidt resi.
itriereu lafieu, fuerbeH NIT ei.
mem SATIRE 6efdngniS be.
itroft; mad @erbafnng Der
Salt iuirb Scr 8eitrafte bod
3rm MiilitGr6ienit 1crange5o.
gcn. gnti-J iegiftriernngs. ooer
glnti : dpnifriptiDns : 8rOpa.
g%anbiiten fDnneu at elmer
Celebrate bis an $1,000 D6er
finf Sd9ren @efGugnis DOer
beibeu b~eItrnft Uerocu. 8irS
Der grDpnganOiit Ses Sodbers
rats iiberfi6rt, bdnn fam ii6er
lin 0ns SuOesurt6eil bers
6Gngt iuer6en. @eaeral.g nn.
Sesanmalt fat cine gSarnnng
crln1u, Saf 9riife5crger iid)
nidlt Scr Sienitpflidt entsie.
hen fDuueu, fails iie iidJ mad
Meritp, dnuaOa OScr Snba
bege6eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

Muracn, 9icnstaa, Ocn 3. 9nui, lit ciner Der WidisIen Sage in
Ser @eI6idtc Der Ser. etaatcn, Oenn bic SausmanniAuft bat fb 5am
MritGrOenit at frlcn.
Sun N~adfebenoeu Der0ffentibt bic Sdslldt omaha Subnnc nod
mails bic amHidrn gpridrifRn absr bic art nnb &eic, ME Die &esi.
irierungsfnrten ans5naaeu fnS. Secr, bic i'd mor9en sH regtitreren
babfn. Iulten nHIe gnrihriften ausEhnetOen nnD NIT in Die Ge9ttrernngs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
geiudlt sttu goriab.

Sn IeiHem nelien 2ofnl 314 Sio
Il. StroBe. 9egebrenSmerteite alfo.
DoEfreie @etrunte ano ieirlsr Suua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04
ggp nlnn i'd reniitriert

Dan melOet ith entpeoer per.
I0nli6 i'm GtimmplaB ieineS @obl'
be8irfcs, Der gu oieiem 8med an 5.
Sini bon @(or1cn8 Z llbr biz 8
llbr glbenos often iein miro, ooer,
luenn man fronf If. ODER ON 5.
SUM- niGt Si $nrie ieiu miro, burdj
Sic 9oIt. Su ieoem Der beioen lett-
eripdbnten Safe gent man gum
@lerf oes Gotttp n6er Der Stoot
il6er 10000 Ginmohner. no mon
eero6e lit, un0 fiibrt oeiien QrnDei.
iunqen aus. 8er 8,l frnnf 1T, lut
ieIbit al geben, fam cine otoere
Gerion ididen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-04

Ole ruiiii6en @liuiiter idapa0ro.
niererJ Ole @enerale reiignieren ur6
ole Soloater beiertterer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-10-18
MASTERS SALE.

Pursuant to all order in the case OF
B. T. Zeigler, administrator OF the
estate of |. J. Zeigler, deceased
against Alma Zeigler ct al, in the
Court Of Common Pleas for Bamber2
county, the undersigned will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, before the court house door
at Bamberg, S. c., between the legal
hours of sale on the 5th lay of No.
vember, 1917, the same being legal
sales day, the following described
lot of land, to wit:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land, situate in the town of Ehrhardt,
county of Bamberg, State of South
Carolina, containing one acre, more
or less, bounded as follows: on the
North by lands of the Atlantic Coast
Line R. R. company, on the East by
Pearl street, on the South by Jackson
street, and on the West by lands OF
O. E. Kearse and by lands of the
estate of Conrad Ehrhardt.
]. J. BRABHAM, JR.,
Judge of Probate, acting as Master
for Bamberg county.
October Sth, 1917.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-10-18

still be at top strength, for in the
past summer Haig has put forth
nothing like his maximum effort, and
in consequence has suffered losses far
below the figures anticipated at the
British war office. When it was seen
that the Russian army must drop
out Of all offensive plans this sum-
mer and that Germany would be able
to develop an unexpected strength
upon the western front, the Franco
British policy naturally became more
conservative The building up Of the
American army has confirmed the
wisdom Of this course, which looks
to the accumulation Of an Irresistible
power before the last continuous, an
Initiating blows are delivered upon
all possible fronts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
Birth Rate in
Berlin FALLS OFF

BERLIN, Germany. - Under the
leadership OF former Secretary OF
State Dr.. Bernhard Dernburg. the so
called Greater Berlin Association for
the Institution of Small Homes is try
ing to arouse the city to the present
evils of tenament house living and
its closely-related problems Of child
less families,
Partly BecacSe Of the tenaments.
onefcuTth Of all marriages are now
cfildless--. Since 1890 the number of
first bora children has gone back by
20 per cent: the number of second
born 0y ~ per cent: the number Of
third born by Do per cent. and the
number of fourth born and beyond by
20 per cent. During the same period
the deaths from tuberculosis in the
city averaged 90 per cent OF all deaths,
while in the Province OF Brandenburg.
in which Berlin les. the average was
only 1874 per cent, and in East Prussia
but 11.9 per cent. "
In Berlin, where IT5 per cent Of
the inhabitants live in teaments, only.
AZ per cent of the males Of military
age were fit for military service, while
in Duesseldorf,- :or example, where
only POI per cent Of the, population
is similarly housed, 65. per cent have
been found to be physically equipped
for the army and navy. -s..
The remedy for the situation, or
one feasible REM dy at least, the teue-
ment reforDlers believe. lies with the
state, which owns in the neighbor-
hood IF Berlin vast tracts of semi
forest land which is, OF little value as
such, but which could easily and adj
vanta geously b. Transformed into colo.
MES Of one family dwellings,.
Within. a radius OF twelve or
thirteen miles of Berlin. Prussia owns
sufficient land. it is maintained. to
accommodate comfortably and healthiiy
between 250,OC0 and &0G,O persons
in single family houses with connect,
ing gardens, and which could be sold
on easy terms to middle class families
both TO their advantage and to the
profit OF the state. = -
Representative Andrews introduced
a resolution to increase the pay OF
H. T. Mills, clerk to the judiciary COM
mittee, from $40 to SIS day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
GRACE GuGGEEHEIM F,5s< -. =
FILES ACTION AGAINST
-. .: LAWYER FOR $4,000

NEW YORK, n. Y Grace B.
Guggenheim, formerly the wife of VIII
liam Rpggenhefm, filed in the supreme
court IN action to compel her attorney,
Louis Werner, to account. She charges
him with having failed to repay her
for SIS, 900 worth of New York Central
stock and with having concealed from
her the fact that he received $4,000
from her erstwhile husband. )
Mrs .Guggenheim sued her former
husband for divorce in Chicago and
won decree. He remarked. There
after she tried to have the divorce de-
cree vacated and failed. She admits
having received S150,000 from Gug
genheim' in lieu of aiimony She says
she paid Werner $4,000 for her ser
vice and has only recently learned
that he received $4,000 from Gug
genheim's attorney. She wants the
$4,000 paid to her along with the
$4,000 stock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
Censorship ON
A..H. STEAMERS


instructions were received Tuesday
afternoon In the mail from San Fran
cisco. from the general agent there of
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company to the local agency. II. Hack
field q Company. Ltd. directing that
on the request of the navy department.
no information whatever concerning
the movements Of American Hawaiian
steamers be given out from this time
on. because Of the threatening war
This order affects the, reighters.
Mexican and Texan, ,dgaged in
carrying cargoes o. I'D sugar to
San Francisco for shipment by rail
overland TO easf 81 refineTies.
No such GRO mas been received by
the local Mnf-on Navigation Company
agency. Castle 4 Cooke. or agencies of
other passenger steamship lines In Ho-
Two Arrivals This Morning
Arrivals of vessels here today were
the British freighter Stentor from the
canal and the schooner Gamble from
Chilean nitrate ports with about 500
tons of nitrate for the Pacific Guano &
Fertilizer Company. The motor schoon-
er Astoria left here this morning for
Port Ptrie. Australia. after putting in
a new cylinder on Gne Of her iesel
motors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
MAKING IT PLAIN

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public by preventing
mis-statements on the labels of prepa-
rations but some people continue to
accept ''extractss Of cod iue,s think
ing they viii get the benefits of an
emulsion Of cod liver OIL
The difference is very great. An
semulsionp contains real cod liuey oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment Of the medical profession for
many years, while an 'sextract" IS a
product which contains no OF and IS
highly alcoholic. y
SCOTS Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of real Norwegian cod Ii7ey on,
slriifu11y blended with glycerine and
hypophosphites. SCOTS Is free from the
false Stimulation Of alcohol and Is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere.
scott q BOVINE. HlOon6eid. ND lS-n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
IRiSHMEN ENLIST IN
OTHER REGIMENTS BUT
FACT is UNN0TED
IRH Associatad Press1

DUBLIN, Ireland.-In a letter read
at a luncheon to the officers of the
Irish Canadian Rangers on their visit
here. John Redmond quoted statistics
TO show the large number of Irishmen
who had enlisted i'll the army outside
Of the Irish, regiments. The Irish
leader said: .'..
From ireland itself, according to
the latest officials figures, 1872
Irisnmen are serving in the navy and
army, representing all classes and
creeds among our people. ..".."
From careful inquiries made
through the churches in the north of
Ireland and Scotland; from the casual
ty lists, and from other sources, the
calculation has been made on high
authority that at least $50, 900 sons Of
the Irish race, most of them born in
Ireland itself, have joined the colors.
I'm Great britain IL is a pathetic
circumstance that these men are al
most forgotten except when their
names appear in the casualty lists OF
non-Irish regiments. Some Of the
Irish papers have for a considerable
time past been publishing day by day
special casualty lists under the head.
ing. Irish Casualties III British Regi-
mentS." .,...,. -
Mr.. Redmond was unable to person.
ally greet the Rangers, being confined
to his home partly through illness and
the shock of his daughters death in
New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
BRITAIN TO DRAFT WOMEN
FOR SERVICE At FRONT

LONDON. Eng.-According to the
Express, the military authorities are
developing a scheme un1er which We
men will be substituted for men in a
number Of non-combatant posts in the
army both in Great Britain and
France, such as cooking, canteen
work, store keeping and clerical work,
thereby releasing thousands of men.
The Express says that already 10000
women are employed IN army work as
cooks, mattresses, motor drivers and
similar occupations but the new
scheme will open vacancies for many
thousands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
scoTcHMAN OFFERS REWARDS :
FOR FIRST U-BoAT SIGHTINGs

LONDON, Eng.-Sir Alfred Yarrow,
head of a large Scotch shipbuilding
company, has made public an offer to
pay 20 pounds sterling to any person
on board a commercial vessel who
shall first call the attention of the
captain of the vessel to the presence
of an enemy submarine or ship in the
neighborhood of the vessel. 49,. i.
Sir Alfred says he is prepared to
continue to pay these rewards up to
a total Of 10000 pounds sterling, as it
is obviously of the utmost Importance
to sight submarine at the earliest
possible moment. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-04
DEMAND
EXCEEDS STOCK

Extreme duliness In tho market for
listed stocks and a further sIbsidence
"a Mountain King In the market for un-
listed stocks were the features of the
local stock exchange today. II is true
that bond sales helped to make up for
tbs fewHess OF stock transactions. but
the total volume Oh business was light
The bond sales were $1,000 OIaa IS at
So $4,000 Kauai Railway a. at I0l y
and $500 McBryde At par. Stock sales
were 30 shares between boards and -
AT Tho session. Prices were McBryde
II. WaialUa 81. Eva 32st and Ha
yKaiiar. Comm gciaI St
A!teT rising to 80 cents z share in
ihe past few days aad reacting yesteT-
day Mountain King lost stiII more of
~ gains and sold down TO ~ cents.
EugcIs Copper showed more strength
and sold at 81 OIL was s.. 80. Montana
bingham ~ cents and MADEIRA - cents.