davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

9ltsOiinihtng, oie mir niGt ma6rne6-
men 0ie inns ober pon elmer Wioiie
llnreinigteiter beireit, Die ni6t obne
iApcren gta9tbeil IN Splteme 5lt-
rild9e6olten peroen f0nnen.
9lber AUDI in oieiem Sale fann
pn0 loQte Ois 9lrbeit DER gtatur eiirig
untrrltiitt merOen. Sene ni4t wa6r-
genummene 9lusOiinihmg ldBt ii6
gum gllten Gbeil IN etpas Ieicbt
po5rne6mboreS Olr1 cine quite
i1lpeiBtrei6enoe f0rperlibe 9et6Gti-
gung oerwaa0eln, Die oie G6dtigfeit
iene5 &loofen-S SritemS meientlic6 err
bobt. GlrG cine iol6e TbGtigfeit
miro aud Die 2lbnublug DER 3eQen-
aemebe cine ItGrfere; uno oie i9md-
6eren Gbeils Der Whtsfeln 9utge-
iGBe, 9ierDeu un0 an0erer @eluebe
merOen 5uerit auigebraldt 5iiiam-
menge6ro6eil ilnO aus Dem &0rper
6erauSgelporfeL Inn 0ur6 iriiAe,
itdrtere unO OeilnOere @eipebe eriest
6u perOcu - porousgeiebt natiir-
Ii1, OaB Oa9 not6mcuoige Nioterial
5um &cunufbouen porbanoen, olio
Die @rnd6rng cine 5lireibenoe lit.
@s fam 0lber ni1t eintrdglcb ge-
mug betont ioerOen, onB f0rperlihe
@etbGtiglng Elm bohwiGtiger 6oftor
ser S{0rper-9teinigung i'm mabreu
Gimc mo Oamit ou6 Ser @r60Nng
oes @ioeritnnOes eegcn &ronf6eiten
unO Ger nagcmeinen @eilno6eitser-
bolhn9 lit. Gas duBerlihe @aiAen
lit MIR cine, ireilicb ie6r ngebra6te
@rgdn5lmg 0es innerliden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

gSeltgci1id)te, ooB je0er 6ortidritt
t6euer uno oft nit 9lut imO eio be-
5o6lt weroen mllBte. @ieleS 5r
tbeier, oa mir unOmf6are lle6er+
mcnIten bcllte ni1t irogen, wie oas
allies mii6ielig imO longiam
geporoen ionOern mn lpiiien, Oab es
lit mo wo5u cs it,
lin 10 onnf6orer iollten mir lnie.
rer 6eutioen Se1nif pom Sabre 2500
Iein neil iie aus sen 6legeliabrcn
BON 1916 6eraus lit, po iie glolbtc,
i6rc nod hlgenOliNe F6antaiie MIR
5u menid)enfeinOli1en tollen Grim.
oungen miBbrouAen 81 fonnea.
God genug bon Oieien SHredcn ser
@eltfrieg -Nhuelunsfanner. @ir ent.
IGlngcn ms gliidlid Oieien Crime.
rungen an cine mielige Wleui6beit,
Oie crit 0oron mnr, ibre 6eHere 3ll'
funft I'M Gdmmerideine nelIer
S0eale ob5ltoi en-. g9ir iteigen beltc
3uirieOen lpie nod ME, in iniere
9hlto-2llitgonoel, noHoem mir gcic-
ben oaB man im 1917 rno nod
mails 1885 MIR sum 3luede in ser
Suft unl6erfllbr, INN aiS5utunoidjaf.
ten, no Menicben ieierL Die man il
Stiide reiBen fome.
8eim Ourbh6en Der Uerltau6ten
9ii1erei meineS llr9roBuoterS pom
Sn6r 1880 fiel mir imldnglt ein
@iin0el oltersgrauer 9l0ttcr in ole
&ono, 6errii6reno bon elmer SAriit,
Oie 1916, mittcn in ienem barbari-
idcn @elifricg5eitolter, eri6ienen.
(C6ne Geriaiiernnmen) Der Eitel:
n9(ae Siegerl Sin Goridlug unO
Elm 9(ufrllf bon dinem GuropGerl"
0as 5u leicn mndt 6elite rieiigen
SpoB. @as ms Uni 2500 6erum
aaes ionnenflor it, ia6 man oanoIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Sp0esfGnc.

gn 10. gluQnlt, 0cinbaro Gurcmanm, i'm e.
SJolcp6s ooipiial. rs Sabre 0lt
PIN IS. guenit. g9ilaro 3. Coleman, Nr
3517 Sprineoale 5irobe, 90 Sabre off,
glm Is. g(ueuit. Gecclia Ganoclei gir 908
@opl0r @rupc Sir, 60 Sabre att
gtm H. gh0uit Carrie Gniiou, i'm Sobns
9DpfinSs0oipitnl, 2 Sabre alt.
gln II. gluglit Srpin 6rieb, I'M Scbrep
sial 10. glndnii, WiarO 6. @carp, Gr. 107
H..Wiontioro gl0e, 80 Sabre alt
Elm II. ghguii. 3anIes q. @l6ioa, inn
PIN H. 9mait Sroucis @ie9loom, 9lr 283
Giios&obnion Cir, 27 Sabre alt
gInI H. gIuGuit 3aco6 WlOcM gtr 1907
Sm is. snenii' Wiarn g. scacrman, glr.
2200 Wlount Nobal Sloe, n Sabre alt
gm 49, ghlgiit Suiep9iue Is. SnI6er, gtr.
2229 " .EaheIte Srabe 40 eynbre oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@nS a6rpcrrcinignms GciEt.

Gin GROCER E6eil 0es @ubIiflmS
plouOcrt eiu 6r0tli6er 3eitungs-
@}itarbeiter ibeint iid nod INNER
,ein8ubil0eiL iiir Die gteinigrne Oes
a6rpers, 0ie Elm 70 gebieteriides @r-
ioroerniB fiir Die @rbaIhtng Der @e-
iunobeit lit. our6 reidlidbe 9lnwcn.
Otna BON @aIier un0 Seize an ser
Sout gcniig cocr iiberocnue getDml
81 boben. GS fam aber niht cnt-
ic5ie0en gemtg 6ctont weroen. ooB
o;cs cine iebr irrioe gluiiaiin9 lit.
Tie rcgelmdBlge 0ieiniglmg nit Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Gniic 8. Glnmrin6nnien.

Gs itor6 ami H. gneuit 1917. Wditags 1880
llbr. Suiie =, NomriaBanlelL (geb Sourllce)
Sic 8eeroieune fnoei am scnniae, il6r
Nanmiiiaes. bon i6rer g9obnllne, 9ir 3602,
3nOan QlUennc, aus iau Sailor 9r. Suius
Soimnnn miro bic 2eicDsnpreoi9i balten
lNlnn12-1Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
QnnGnn lSnrf Gcmrtcrn.

VnnptI Wlnnnn0: frcocrid Jl1nb.
giircnn: Yir. 81 Mcit Snrntuln' Strnfr.
9eprdbniBpldbe bon $25 an nlltcr belldnni'
Ger 9(liiiht Sbnitblrnlcn Scpinbc, HIl0na
sen etc. ilno i'm 1reibbane au NdupiGinQana
gu incen- llnIer glgent miro, ipenn geipiinic1t.
pprinrechcn. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
YefanntmadJungen.


Mnnapolis 0to. 16 9n0uIi 1917
Sie halbidbrliMcn Sntereiien oes .Tebnical
c'6ooI qnnn Of RnrDlono" finio am l. eep.s
tenhcr, lin0 3Nhlbar am nno nab Dem I. Seps
TENDER 1917 blirh SonpnS s.. IbomnS.
Sia0S 9iaent In Der Werda iS 0Gehonic5 yias
tionoI Nani" Baltimore. Norolnno
Sufn At. Gcimi9,
(Nual7-10) GOabnellter bon WiarDlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
SSuhn syieSler.

Gs iiarb pI5bIid am II. Q(uquii 1917.
Hp9n Sirolcr, i'm glter bon 8 Sabreu, geliebs
Ter Sobu bon glnorew uuo Gilian 6ieoer.
Sie 8cerniqlng bon Der 9Sobning ieincs Saa
ter Nr 1i06 Siio.G GAIT QlDe., n0ei itatt ON
Sienitna, 81 ghgnit St5 Qloraens, Sine
MISUNDERSTANDING nir0 in Der e. Srioqet's
sircbe nm 8 llbr geeien. 8eiiebung al BEN
Sierra Terir @emeterO (guQl9-2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
6rieObSfc.
Baltimore CScmctcrn

Ghream: 0nnpt6innnng NUrt1.9luwnc, Bitllm.
pun Der 0ah. .Strnlc.
geQrdbnibpdbe 3n ocrfanien bon $i5 an.
Seition of", inter intnerpdhrenoer NluiiiDt
$40. 9nnm fir 3 einiabc @rdber. @Ieeante
iteue N1pee.
observation-disclosures ictt oiien o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
An tranern6er, a6cr licbeM0er

Grinnerune an uniere licbe WdIiier,
Maie 0euDlb,
bic beute, an 49, 9uigrit, Dor 3lpei Sabren
tSiuo19) Bon i6rem ainbcrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

sclcpDom i'm SArcnn; @uIe 229O
Sn bcr 9Subnnna; @plic 4105
GlriItiau Wfillcr,
2cimcnDeitatter uno @iMbaliamlrcr.
g2prbuefsGde Sciicriun.G Gtrahr nno Mluntiuros
0lUcnme, Baltimore, WSo.
QimpuTne. NccroigMnncu. Saa nno Gnnt nfieu
@leItrib erenbteie SinIouliile fiir Sod5eiieH
nnn nlle HjceQenhelien. Cd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
ELECTION Will
BE HELD UNDER
present LAWS
Thayer Says New Charter e.
fectiye, if Signed, Too Late
for Operation This Year "

That the next municipal election will
have TO be conducted under the proVi-
sions OF the present charter regard
less Of whether Governor Pinkham
signs the new charter or not. because,
as passed. IL will not go into effect
until noon OF July /, is the discovery
made this morning by Wade Warren
Thayer, secretary of the territory. AS
a result, he said, he would strongly
advise the governor not to sign the
new charter. =. RI ~z.--... ~.
The last,section of the charter states
that it shall become effective at noon
July I. 1917. except as to sections 81
and 81 to Sc. l., . *
Section 81. deals with the manner
m which the sheriff. county clerk,
treasurer, auditor and city and county
attorney shall be elected, and section
81 to Sc with the territorial elections,
all Of which are the same as in the
present charter. The manner in which
members of the board or supervisors
are to be elected is contained in sec.
ton 6, and therefore, does not come
under the exceptions, which means
that the proposal to elect three sup
ervisors from the fourth district and
three from the fifth district and the
mayor for four years win not go into
effect until July ] or after the next
municipal election would be held by
law.
Il am required by law to send to
each county clerk tomorrow the prim-
airy election proclamation. fnstructing
each one IS 70 what offices shall be
voted IpF ~ NE f131pfr - fii4Ir
elected. said Thayef. As maftefs
stand cannot see but what shall
have to make the proclamation under
the pfeseht charter. or course, have
not gJne into the new charter thor.
oughly, but from what have read it
seems plain that the new method of
electing supervisors in the county Of
Honolulu does not take effect until
July l. II is barely possible that some
where in the charter ! may find a
saving clause. AS a result to prevent
unnecessary discord and misunder-
standing shall advise the governor
not to sign the new charter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
WANT JUDICIARY
BUILDING FOR
new CITY HALL
Resolution WIN Be Presented to
Supervisors Tonight Asking
Legislative Action

AT the request OF Mayor Lane, there
will be introduced tonight at the meet.
ing of the supervisors a resolution re.
questing the present legislature to set
aside the judiciary building as city
hall at such time as the proposed ter
ritorial office building is completed.
According to Mayor Lanes plan. the
city hall would, II the request is grant.
ed, become portion of the big civic
center which Is beginning to take
shape with preparatory work for the
federal building.
Rent amounting at present up into
the thousands would also be done
away with by the scheme. It is pre-
sumed that the courts now holding in
the judiciary building would all be
moved to the new federal or terri.
torial building, the big judiciary struc.
ture being thus left for city offices.
There is considerable uncertainty
whether the senate ways and means
committee favors placing the new
building in the Capitol grounds or
across King street in a new area al.
joining the judiciary grounds to pro-
posed purchase by the territory. Sem
ator Coney fayors putting the new
structure in the Capitol yard; Sena-
tors Single and Quinn are heartily
against it. - 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
new ROAD Bill
IS lI0lH PROPOSED
Senate Committee Has Meas.
Ire to SuppIant Bill Of Civic
Convention Lines

Senatory r. w. Single, chairman
OF the ways and means committee, an.
Hounced today a tentative decision OF
that body which It Is hoped may meet
the wishes OF all factions in road work
as substitute for the civic conven.
ton road plan, which Is now consid-
cred practically dead through the op.
position il met in the legislature.
Briefly outlined. Shingles plan calls
for commission OF three men-the
county engineer of such county where
money is to be expended, the superin.
tendent OF public works and the pro-
lessor of engineering of the College of
Hawaii. The board shall be paid spe.
cial compensation. Road plans are to
be submitted to and approved by the
board of supervisors OF county and
roads are to be kept in repair by the
cantonier system. The plan follows in
full:
No monies shall be expended under
this act for roads, until the methods
and materials proposed to be used and
the plans and specifications for the
construction. reconstruction or repair
of any road or roads intended to be
paid for. in whole or in part, with
monies provided by this act. shall first
be passed upon and approved by q
board Of three engineers, who shall be
the superintendent OF public works,
the county engineer Of the county in
which the money is proposed to be
expended and the professor OF engi-
ueering Of the College Of Hawaii. Be-
fore approving said methods, mater.
ials. plans and specifications, fhe mem
bers Of said board shall personally in
spect the locality In which the said
work is proposed to be done, and
make themselves acquainted with the
local conditions affecting the said pro.
posed work.
The members of said board shall
tContinued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
GERMAN SAILORS
ARRESTED BY US.
Marshal Sml ny, Under Orders
From, Washington, Stops
Five Te 9. From SAILING

sSFire German sailors, all members
OF the crew of the American sciloon-
er Gamble here IRON South America,
were arrested this morning by Unit
ed States Marshal j. ]. Smiddy under
a warrant prepared Ey United States
District Attorney s. c. Huber acting
under instructions from President
Wilson. They are being detained in
Oahu prison yntil further orders are
received from Washington, De. The
sailors give Names Of X. Some, W..
Langmann. B. Rlkter, H. Wilkens and
Paul Wolff " =. ,s ~
Marshal Smiddy explains that the
men are net. arrested under any regu-
lar charge but are merely being de-
tanned by him on account of the war
situation by order of the presiden.
until further instructions are issued
and Attorney Huber gives further rea-
son for their detention. 49, ID
The men constitute five Of the
CANDLES crew of eight" he says;
rand had prepared to leave the ISL
ands in that boat when we cabled
their names to Washington and asked
fer instructions inasmceh as no Ger
man sailors are supposed to sail on an
American boat now that war is de-
clared. We promptly got orders to
hold the men," 81
The five Germans are all vigorous,
decent-looking young chaps who are
taking their arrest very peaceably
The. federal authorities believe they
will be released by the government
as soon as the whole case has been
presented but it is not likely they
will be allowed to leave in the capaci-
ty Of sailors on an American ship as
they are alien enemies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
CUSTOMS HOUSE CALLS
FOR BIDS ON CARRIAGE

Authority to solicit bids for carriage
from territorial piers and other parts
of the city to the u. s. custom house
here, for the ensuing fiscal year, was
received today in the mail from Wash
ingtcn by the office Of tae collector OF
customs.
Proposals win be opened by Collect
or Malcolm A. Franklin at 10 q. M,
May 2I. The contract awarded will
be for carriage from July /. 1917. to
June 80. 1918. The present holder is
the Honolulu Construction & Draying
Company Bids are on a parcel or
package basis. The same compensa-
ton is received for earting a bale
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
PIER PRoBERS TO MEET
WHEN CASTLE RETURNS

Senator J. H. Coney said today that
he intends to call a meeting of the
committee named to investigate the
construction of Piers s., 8 and 10 just
as soon as Senator Castle returns
from Hawaii Coney has some data
on the work which he has been col
lecting from time to time. The
meeting will be closed. he said. and il
it is hoped though hardly expected
that a report will be made before the
senate adjourns. Castle will probably
be back tomorrow or Thursday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
MEASURE FIXING :
MINIMUM PAY OF
POLICE FAVORED

That $50 month is not too much
as the minimum pay of police officers
is the summary of a report presented
to the house of Representatives today
by the judiciary committee.
In part. the report reads as follows:
This act provides a minimum fee
for police officers of $50 a month.
Since the high cost of living 1t is an
important factor in the life of the
community affecting even the remot.
est country districts. Your committee
is of the opinion that $50 month
minimum is not any too little for the
services of our police officers"
The bill passed second reading.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
SENATORS INTRODUCE
134 BILLS THUS FAR
IN PRESENT SESSION

As the territorial senate met this
afternoon for its days work, the books
OF the clerk showed that total OF
134 bills had been introduced thus far
in the upper house.
OF these bills Is have been signed
by the governor. A total of 80 have
been tabled by the senate, 40 have
been sent to tie house and not yet
returned, and 0 are in senate com.
mittees. The o her IL are distributed
in various ways. most of them having
not yet been referred to committees
or else eliminated by substitutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
Bio French Blow Launched Yesterday

4 Naval Wrelessl
25mle following
hercey
Rheims Berlin officially
successful
fort the both
in around Lens being
British artillery
yesterday the Teutonc
lost prisoners
fighting
announced
$4,000 prisoners from the Ger
armies and 1874 heavy
The official description Of the fighting issued g the Berlin war office
distant points possibly that success might nectsts our
the lines hold between the Scissor
There violent artillery fire In eastern
Allied
Z.
border"
various
attacks and the Ger
attacks failed aid they lost
heavily.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
STARTS WORK ON
The MAUKA Side

Work OF preparing the mauka side
OF Kalakaua avenue for the concrete
was commenced this week after over
q months delay to allow the Rapid
Transit to get as far ahead as pos
sible. AS the grading progresses the
Spalding Construction Company, con.
tractors. will also put in the asphalt
between the tracks and the makai
rayed side OF the avenue. George
Collins. county engineer, said today
that unless an unforeseen accident
occurs the manka eide will be fin.
ished by July and be ready for traf-
fie month later
The Rapid Transit announces thar
il will switch its cars over its new
tracks In the center position Thurs
day, using the new tracks as far as
Levers road before turning them
hack onto the old tracks. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
GUARD WAITS FOR MONEY .
TO. START BIG CAMPAIGN

A call has been sent out for vol
unteers to fill the ranks of the Ma.
tional Guard to war strength but no
further steps have been taken be-
cause there is no money to make a
concerted appeal. There is a bill IN
the senate introduced yesterday by
Senator Coney appropriating $1,000
for this purpose but until it passes
nothing can be done. e.. e. H.
If the money is appropriated il is
planned to open a recruiting station
and start big publicity campaign.
All this will take money, however, and
until the $1001 is forthcoming the
guard officers are simply marking
time. :...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
SENATE .FAY0Rs
TWO HOLIDAYS

BY close voteAyesterday the senate
declared itself in favor Of two more
territorial holidays, Good Friday and
Kalakaua Day, adopting a report OF
the senate military committee on
house bill $50. Il .. ......
The bill makes the day in April
known as Good Friday and the 10th
day of November, known as Kalakaua
Day legal holidays" says the report,
"and your committee feeling that those
two days should be observed would
respectfully recommend that the bill
do pass, adding the two named days
to those now recognized by statute.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
VOLCANO RISES
TO 7OFT. MARK

L. w. de Vis-Nortou has received
word that Halemaumau is rising rapid
ly at this time, and is more spectacu
lar than at any time since the last
great rise. Beginning at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning the lake began to
rise from a point $50 feet below the
rim Of the pit until it reached point
less than 20 feet from the top. Ac-
cording to Norton the rise is the fast
est in all history of the Volcano.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

CITIZENS TO MEET

Members of the Japanese-American
Citizens Association will hold meet
ing on Wednesday evening. April 25.
to discuss the subject Of military
training. Plans for the furtherance
of better civic conditions will also be
discussed at this meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
SHELLD
BY A SUBMARINE

Associated Press by Commercial Gable.
NEW YORK, N. Y, April 1.-The
British steamship Karmala was drawn
upon reef and sunk on March II near
Spezia, Spain, after II had been she'll
ed by German submarine. according
to Americans arriving here today. It
is stated there are no easualtieE.
weighing 200 pounds or more as for
handling shoe box. Last year there
were two or three bidders
{ Additional TeIeuraph dssp,lches
4 published on Page 9
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
Ally AIators
BO!InbFriebur9

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
BERLIN. Germany, April 17.--As D
result of the air raids which the En-.
tente ayiators carried out at Friebnrg.
in the German territory yesterday, IL
were killed and 20 injured. Much
damage was done ..~-..-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
Argentine
Racked

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
BUENOS AIRES. Argentine Repub-
lie, April 17-Supporters Of the Al
lies and advocates Of neutrality clash
ed in the street here today and
number were injured in the rioting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

The Farm Loan Board announced
taat the interest rate on all loans
made to farmers throughout the coun-
try by Federal Land Banks would be
per cent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
U-BOAT READY TO SINK SHIPS OFF new YORK. is WARNING
CONGRESS WILL
ACT QUICKLY TO
REGULATE PRICES
= t+++++++ t++++

y WASHINGTON, d. G., April II. 4
Legislation to empower the
= Council of National Defense to 4
, supervise the distribution Of food.
\ and IL necessary to fix maximum 4
' and minimum prices. is being
framed as a result of confer 4
ence between Secretary of Agri- 4
= culture Houston and the Armour.
Swift and Cudahy packing com
: panies' representatives.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
British ID Mesopotamia Drive Forward

LONDON England, April 1.-THE British made further
advance at Epehy, the west 'front.' today
The British force in Mesopotamia continuing their
advance up the Tgrs and they progress the Turks flee
before them They are now within 10 miles of Samara 40
miles north of Bagdad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
OFFENSIVE WRISTS 40
MILES OF WESTERN LINE FROM
TEUTONS;; MIGHTY BATTLE ON
ASSOCIATED Press by Commercial Pacific Cable,

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PARIS, France April 17-This is day of tremendous
victory for France.
Heralded by the terrific artillery bombardment that has
beaten down the German defenses along the won Hndenbug
line the troops of the French republic today carried their
smashing attack of the past two days to heights of dash and
erocous attack such the western front has not since
the battle Of the Marine
Today's story is of another crushing blow against
Germany the western front Forty miles of the strongest
part Of the line have been Wrested from the Teutons
loss of hundred thousand in killed. wounded and
prisoners is the result of the French offensive
The attack began along 25mle front from scissors to
Rheims thus extending the great western battle begun by the
British third Of the mighty line from Switzerland to
the #sss
The 'front.' where battle is raging with concentrated
fury is $50 miles in extent and all along this the French and
British hammerng ceaselessy at the Germans opposing
them.
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BOSTON, Mass, April IL
The naval authorities here an
bounced today that commercial
messages will not be handled
in the first naval district be.
tween ships at sea and radio
stations, and all ship wireless
outfits are being sealed up t.
information of ship
l,.oyements from reaching the
enemy at sea. i