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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
eanSenbSde.
(9luS Oem 0cltidm 3ollrnol)

Sn Ger iron50iiidcu geputirfenfammer lit eS pcoer
2u itiirHlid)cn 9uritten geommen ln0 Die 9iegierng
BOT iidD uernnnBt geicben, 0el Sodltcomnmoirenoep
Der iran50iden Sruppen General gtiOee ieines Som.
monoos 5u ent6e6eL trobOem @renierminiiter 9iibot
erfldrte oob bic om 6 9lpr 6cgonncne 0fienlue Der
iran5oiiden Nrmee Elm groBcr @rtog gepclen mare
GS lit inter odcn llmit1noen duer 81 perleben, Dab
man Oen 0odiiconmanOrenOcn obiebt nod weniger
aber mas 6ranfreid 0jutes bon Oeiem ortpd6renoen
gecdel i'm Cbercommanoo cruortct 9iod SSofire urr.
SC 9lipele 5um Oenernliiinms crnnnnt nad 6m ASe-
tain Qann pe0er gtipele uno eBt miro aud ocier mie'
Der abgeiett mo olBeroem iolen ale @enerdle uno
9lonirdle Die Elm ielbtt0nOgeS Commando baben, bel
0idterillna Der i6nen iberDleienen 9ugoben fintg
cor Elm ariegseeridt actelt weroen.
Sb Die i'm April 6egonnene Oenioe Der iran5oii.
idn 2lrnlee wirtlid Elm ioer Griog 9epeien lt pie
&rener yiibot be6aIptct mag 0abingcliclt bleiben;
aber o6ne 3pcel bat General giucle nit ocn bm 81
Gcbote Iic6cnoen SretrGiten c6eno Giutes uno uiel
led nod 9eieres geleet ais irgenO Elm onOerer Seer
iiibrer imter qeid)en lmii1noen. Ger 0rc)brlb orb
oc oeutiden &mien lit ibm nid]t geltngen aber AUDI
sen GngIan0ern nidJt Ole cine gcmnltige 3abl ncuer
iliider 9rrppen oiii brem Sbee Der @eedtSline en.
3ieben oermoden rpos 9fipele nid)t mc6r fonue Grit
ror menigcn Iagc 6a Der pom 9cgnn ocs ariegeS bis
Dor hr3em in 6ranfred) meenoe Striegs Correspondent
Sre0 g. 4nep oargclegt in Tie bobenl 0jraoe sSronf
re6S Heerpe perbradt limo uo iue 5iIr gluiiiiaung
ser faiien0en 2ifen in Sen iron50iden Srippen Sou
tingenten nabe5u ma6los allies mas nod gebn uno
ie6en fam an Die 5ront gedidt miro
0ic 5e6Icr 6ic Oem General Jdoele oorgeporien
rer0en iino no6 nibt in troteaiiden @iBariiicn 81
iuden ionOcrn III 0en cnornen Gerlliiten oc Sic iran
s0he Nrmee Del ser lebten Sienipe uieoer erliiten
bat Gb oieic a5er 81 uerueioen gepccu mGren lit 6ei
Scr egcntbimcn Soge in Der id oie sniirten an Der
gecitirout beiiuoea b06it iraslid IS iprcdlen bier
nd]t aleih irateade ionoern aud PolitiiAe erpdgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

gen nit uno oie ettren weiicn sic glrmeen ser entente
aui cine imobloi0c Sicnuc lin, oa Elm 9ugcbcn DER
Ingriiie oui Die oeutiden Snen nit einem Ginecldno.
nib Ger 9iieorlage geidbeoeuteuO iein piroe
Die Nerluite Der GnglGnoer uno 6ran3oicn iinO IN.
olge oeen IN ocn lebten 0lonatcn micOer gon5 umgc
beuer unO gum min0eien ooppelt 10 groB gcuecn mie
ole Gerluite Der 0Htideu Die iid oit INNER in gut
gei6bten @ertbeOiglingsiearuge beanOen Sm
Noi 3. 3. pcrloren ole 9rten aaein 117,000 @2onn
Oie 5ran6oien. Die teine @erluitiien assge6cn 50d
mo6rideinlid nod re1r, mGbrenO Oie 0eutiden 1lO
COO @lonn peroren Giee iiir Oie-@ntente 10 mgiint
gen 3a6len crgebcn iId a6er fenesmegs aus 6eblcrn
Gel betreien0en O6ercommanoos, ionocrn aus Dem
3uange Die 9ngrifie iort5uieBen mo mbeoetcn0e lo
fale @epnne nit reiigen Spier1 5u 6e5a5len.
Gaiiir lit ober WeOer General Saig nod General
Epele 81 to0en onOern boditus Ole Scrrcn Minilter,
Gle aus potiid)cn &iidiidten Die SienDe Oefretiren
lno pcnn oeie nid geIingt c uner oen 0ceriiibrern
fiir Ole m9os eebrodtcn Spier bre SnOenbode illen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
@lithuodl, Sen II. amIi 1917.
Qeine l2nnaeranot6 ln befilrdIen.

Smgcrn brmden mir i'm ndbiteu g9inter nidJt,
rem oos gderbou 0epartemeut id bel einer Suli.
Gd1tune nidt geirrt bat ino lidt nod I'M sui rnO
gueuit anbotenoe Giirre eniebt oOer ol9 81 groBe
g11iie Ole 8e5enernte miro 67S000000 9uid]el er.
gttcn mas 3S,0O00OO me6r no ais IN 1916. 5reilid)
1cdi oas bel weitem udt nicren eigenen Seoarf uno
ocn 9eoar Guropas gber es te6t cine Sortoiicernte
Ion 452OOO0OO 9uidel 81 eruarten, woOlrd pie
Qsc3en criett miro 6erner ite6c in gllisiidt 561O0
600 9uidel Gogoen 453,0O0000 9uidel Soier, pa,
100000 9uidcl 0jerite, 34,OO0O0O guidel 9ieis 49,
100000 guidel 5iBfurtoiicn, 20O,0OO,OOO 8uibe
9lepcl lmo 43OOO,0OO 8iiibe @firide. Sber Der gro
bc Grocr lit Die IN 9usdbt ite6enOe reiengroBe 9lais
crne. Ole oif 3,124O000O0 9uihel gebdst miro
@laisbrot III aleroings nid5t nod Dem @edlmad oeS
Nolfcs aber cs fam 5ur 9otb Wiois eben iherllh
ober fam es angeuonOt weroen, INN oen Meijen mo
9logaenuorrot6 er6eblid 81 lireden Gie Saptiade it,
ooB Die 8egierlng Die 9hlshsr uno &ertbeilmg Der
9iabrnesmttel regri uu0 Oalir lorgt Dab Die Freilc
feline uneridmin9lid]en per0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11

glm s. Suit gsininm S. 2 Sumirc, yr
1887, 0niiunylrcuic. "a sabre nll
An 8. SILL Sultan SrDlun yir. 1924, ySooo.
allSirabe 90 Sa0re alt
glnt g. 2ui &ola 6Oro glr. 1914, Mildnos
glbene. 70 Sabre alt
glni T. Sli MiartBn W. @roF, ytr 1911,
CiiSoiinlan siraBe GA sabre ali
An o, 5nli Siaae 9ambnrger Q'ercpaQoipi'
ial, go Sabre nlt
PIN q Sul 6atberine Soii0auer yir. 1915,
gseitupoo glpcHue ss Sabre nli.
glni O. Sill Srebcrid 8. SobniuH, llnOerlis
tdts QoipiiaL N Sabre alt
glm s. Sui 8ictoria SOScielHiai, OiercNs
Sopial 81 Sabre alt
glm s. Sui rbereia 9u6wia, Sranilu
SGlidre 1oipiial. rs Sabre alt
YIN 6. Suli gHilfinm Ni. WiaDBorne, gtr 0O5,
Eoro i0aiile Sirabe. % Sabre ait
elm 9. Sili Diarn 2. SNiDH yir. 1926, Jlos
Innn.glhe.. "A Nnhrc oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
An ben ercn NaIfte Sca Saarcs 19l ercianeen had.

Su Der critcm 6aIftc OcS Sa6rcs 1917 crcgnctcn d,
81. @. Dm & Co.'S 9erift 5uicae l07 gonferottc IN
Ninrpan0 gcgcn 1876 IN 1916 uno 100 in 1915; oie
Gcrbinoidfeen Der 107 9nnfcrottcre beliecn id6 m
$51S5S9 SSm Gon5cH Sanoe fomcn in oen eriten edjs
Aionaten ocieS So6rcs 74SS @anferotie Dor, eceen
1896 in Ger erten S1te oes Gorio6reS, t2740 in
1915 S543 in 1914. S163 in 1913 iuS 1917 i'll 1912.
@orOem mar oe 3abl Ger ganlerotte feiner ais IN
1917; in 1911 5nm 9eiipel famen 1861 ni6 in 1910
nir 63SS @uuferotte Dor Ole 0'utbnben bel oen Dies
iGbrigcn 9nnterotten betrugen $56,9S9360 unO ole
Standardization beIieicn id auf $9l72t 1856 Sn
1916 ware oiee 3o6len $59,S66,420, rcip Sill,
24t421; in 1915 wnren lie $tt6,529 403 reip $tSS.
5S7,535, mo in 1914 morcn iie $t32 ,393G32 rcip
$lS5J099,73O. GoS &er6GltniB Scr Gut6a6en 81 ocn
Standardization lit uie ans oen o6enongciii6rten 3a6
len erid)tlid, IN 1917 ein iebr ginitiges
gScnu nuere glntonagnrOe Mittc glngnt in Scn
@unoesoenit eintrit 6ann mirO oaS Rregs0eporcmcnt
in uenigen @2onaten imonoc iln nit ocm Cronsport
encr gon5 aniebnlidcn grmee rad 6rantred6 beginner
81 t0nuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
GouraO 0ans.

Gs liorb ant 10. Slui 1917 GomraS 0ans in
leinem "a; Se9ensio9r IL ielgcr geobnna
fnoei 1reitag, WorQens i59 llbr bon obiger
gloreiie. aus 3llr e. Saiobus STRIDE, no nm
9 llbr NiorQens cine ReGuiem Ueiie fir ieiu
5eclenbeil ccebrir miro. iidit @elebnna duf
6em nSl. 6rl5ier Srieo6oi" (Suli11- -13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
ScfauntmudJnngcn.
,eportrment far 5iientnne gerOenrrumoen.

ScpartcmCnt iiir Diientlidc 9cr6cfrrumgcm
llnter Scpartcmcnt oee Strakcn.SngeniCure.
Salti more, 10. Snli 1917.
MI Vile, bic es angebt.
Siernlii miro ben @rlnoeigenDlnerit, oeren
gren5i beldnni aeaebeH. oab Ole 0oen iiir ole
pldlierluaen Der geuannien gllleOs i'm Ser
bdltniB 5piden ben beiagten 6iaenibiimerH
Oeribelt unroen rno cine gluiitellung belagicr
soften jebi In oieiem 0treau our Giuiidt iir
aue Dierall iniereilirteH @erionen anslegi nHo
Dab Der SiraBens Sngenieur in einenl Giirean
am %, Snli 1917 5ngegen ien miro, um irs
geno einen 9unit Der IN Der erludbnien 2luls
ellnn9 Oorbanoen iit, on repioiren an uels
nenI irgeno cine %erlon angiebt, oariH intes
reilirt 81 ieiH, Die an ooer Dor Dem genannicn
Iage @inpcnoiingen erbebi uno pirb ale iols
DE glbdnoerunaen bornebnen. Die ibm Hotb.
meHoig uno nHgebrdcbt eribeineH.
Die oben erwd6nen AlcOs iiHb alS 0ontrait
glr. 33, "a, 30, 36, 81 3S, 80. 40 nno Al be-
fanni:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
TricObOfe.
baltimore Cemetery
9iOiOcnOcn.

lie 1cutidc ganf Der Staot Baltimore.
Baltimore Nio.. 90 Suni 1917.
Sas SireIinrilun oieiM Nani BAT beuie eine
itcnerfreie bnlbj1hrlidje Tupenbc uuu SO an
ole am Sdbluiic Der 0ciM1ite an Z. Suli 1917
aebudten 9liiiondre erilirt 5abltar am nno
iladf benz iG Suli 1911.
Die llmimreibebibcr meroeu am Z. Nnl
1917 aei6loiien uno am 1G Snli 1917 mieoer
neJfinei
CjcDrGc g. 2nnq,
(1uni30., 0.,uli31t1G) Nafilrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Mn Die lanIcu.

ric rin5iac enuIe in her etabt
llnlerc gRnh Atnen lcBi often. Snnae va
men ireldc Die Wleocrninbcrf"nn nab ben
ncueieil WieibOnen crernen mol"H fdrncl 0ies
IN fir3cr 8eit onrh oen 9nihhif, an oieie
plniien errciden llnierritbi Wlorqcllr 0Qcb
nlltiuas unn YlhenoS Neoueine Etliioen Sm
0niie beaouuene glrhcieii fjHnen ndhreno beS
llu!errhcS iurQciebi peroeli C3rnnllder
unierrlht In Gaimnri DoE NinIlern criheiH
HUherc Yueuuit lh"illh uter minolb BET
Or. oabrFe, 3O2 xseil-5nraioga- Str. (S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
@cfnuntmndlnnscn.
Ccpnrtcmcut inr Dicnnidlc 0crbcncrnnacn.
iintrr Eepnricmcnt ocS Strahen. Sa9cuienre.
Saltimore 10. SuIi 1917

UNItf LtVUTItNtNI DIV SIFHNtN' ,1NUlNItHIp.
8altimore, 10. Suli 1917.
Nm 9lle, bic cc ongeBt
6ermii miro ncH @runoeiaentbiimepn oerelt
glnlueien nn Die uadbennnnien guleps ans
gren8t. mad oeH Neitmnmngen Der Serornnnng
yir 3. acnebmgl am %. Cfober 1905 be-
ieime % sSStps sStTea, m Tgb beotbbS,,e Sl istoa
%. Suli 1917, 5miicben 10 llbr Wiiiaes mo
ll6r Na6miiiaqs, onoeieno leln miro, nm
ben geirag Der glbi0dbunq aui alee an Die
70 beiaqten gluens aren3enoeu 9igenbuinS 6ll
ernriiieln uno feit8nieben. mo 3naleb miro
allen interellirien @erioneu cine Seegenpeit
geaebcn lueroelt, uriacDen an5ngbeH Wenn Gle
melhc babcn. marum beidgte gluenS Mot ncus
gepilniieri meroen ioIlien Ole obenerpdbnlen
glllebs ilno ais 9ontraii ysr 40, 43, "A, 40 nno
dg hpfouuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
elrcan Ses @ebdM0c.anipeItor0

g. Sulli 1917
Sd babe @ppidiionen fir Die ioleenoeH
9ribiIeqen erbnlten:
yr. 412. gSeit@ermon' SiraBe - ~ y. S.
nit @aS gebe5ter 9ampiiellel.
gr. 500, gioros9owaro Sr0be - 10 y. u.
IN Wiooren 40
gtue @roieiie miiilen Inn ooer oor ~ llpr
Snipeftor eineereidDt peroen -
(SuIifD @eb1noe' Snipeitor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
SScrmiidtc ylnsciacn.

@ndarS.
Scpnrtemcnt Ge6rnudtcr glutomObile.
3-8S 9,ndnrb Yciiaaierc 4ndetun.
3--3S Qnduro Z Hniiunierc Tuurina Gar.
1870 Yadnro , Yanaaietc JlunoUrut.
14-3S &lcrce ArrUm Fniaaicre Sunrs
ina Gar.
1915 Yrenier Z @aiiaaiere Sonrina Gar.
1914 Cadillac 4ninaicrc Sonrlng Gar.
1917 Nnnucc 3 @niinnicrc Suurng Gar.
1916 Stunbaro pS" 2 &nnaaletc llonofer.
1916 EDcrlano 4aiaaiere Sonriua Gar.
1916 0bnlmcrs W;aiier siI 9aiiaaiere
SOMrtna Gar
9l1c oOcnGcnannicu gmiono9iIe fno fir bic
gblicicrnn bcrei.
gluos.
%adarO WiotOr Gar So. Of Baltimore.
GGarlrs.sir. uuo Dit NopGfsiue
(Suli9a1I)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
CENSOR STRICT
With BIGLINER

Filled with eminent people OF all
kinds and nationslitieS. and with a full
cargo and s4.00e.00o wort. OF treasure
in her specie chests. the Siberia Mara
OF the Togo Kisen Kaisha fleet. dock
ed at Pier at 7:45 this morning.
Many NotabIes Aboard -..-.
Among the passengers of note are
ART" Smith, the boy aviator and his
mother. Mrs j. 3. smith: s. s. Mcclure.
the magazine publisher. en- route 10 Pc
trograd; Miss Bessie Beatty OF the San
Francisco bulletin, planning trip
around the world via Yokohama and
big fish canneries in Russia; Mrs: W.
w. Masteson. wife of an American
consui-general in Africa: Capt. 4. 7.
Simmie OF Simmie e. GriIk, the big Ma
Mia steNedorInR firm. and many others
I.udNlgsen Has New Office ~ r..
purser G. n. Ludyigsen has new
office this trip. IL Is well forward.
conveniently located for passengers
at San Francisco. being finished the
night before the liner left.
Cargo II Heavy ~. rs
Capt. X. Hashimoto reported a pleas
ant voyage. He brought his command
in on time to the minute. The liners
cargo is capacity. 5000 tons. and her
passenger list is quite good. IL con-
sists OF IS first cabin. 80 second and
f0I steerage. From Honolulu the ST.
IBERIA is taking 81 first cabin, six sec
end and 100 steerage. Ar Evans is
chief steward as usual.
Wireless cens0rshlp IL Strict
purser Budvigsen said the navy cen
sors OF the Marconis Kahuku wireless
plant refused TO take any wireless
messages from the liner 10 Castle az
Cooke giving the hour Of arrival. He
said he thinks plan will soon be
DEVISED whereby the government will
permit all steamers TO wireless In the
time OF arrival mentioning the cap
taifl,s name Instead sof the liner. The
British authorities az Hongkong now
permit this. although at first they al
lowed no wireless from boats TO be
sent in. The plan now Is. when the
boat nears Hongkong. TO wire in "Ha-
shimoto will arrive "Wednesday morn
ing or whatever the day is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
STOCK MARKETS
SLOW and QUIET

Sales OF 40 shares of stock and
5000 OF bonds were recorded on the
stock exchange list today OF these
sales all of the bonds and 204 shares
of stock were made between boards,
the bond sales being $4,000 Oahu Rail-
way IS at loo and $4,000 Olaa SIS at
49, Stock prices were Olaa Is. Ha-
waiian Commercial 491s, Oahu % and
McBryde i0lls.
The unlisted stock market was also
quiet. Montana-Bingham was 40
cents, Mountain King 3S cents, Made
"a IS cents and Oil $3.50. There were
no sales of Mineral Products or En-
gels Copper. the former being quoted
at IS aud So cents and the latter at
6A and 6x. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
Sugar 6.035cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,,
Ltd.
Members honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange r<-
Fort and Merchant Streets
Teiephc- 1908
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per III str. Kinau, from Kauai,
April SIS. Hamooka and wife. K.
N. Toboyama, j. F. Kilkline. T. o. Dug
gan. b. Bremen, Miss Tillman, Miss
Fountain, Miss o. Beckett, Miss L. Pr
moa, H. Brandt. Miss Mason, w. Van
derford; T. Mott, r. NJ. Moler, Master
C. Mayer, r.. Dayle, d. NJ. Semple. Miss
Wright J. Hood, N. Lydgate. H. Rice,
p. Baldwin. Miss Wishard, Miss Glib,
Miss Snyder, III. Hanson, A. l. Hogg,
Miss Damon, F. Broadbent, Miss Bald
ing, S. P. BARLEY, w. Walters, C. O.
Smith, ]. Bergstrom, w. G. Greenly,
Mrs. tSemi. Fl. Oreha, p. De La Cruz. /.
Henriques. Kan San Bo, s. Kaahu, T.
Fukunaga, Hee Fat, Rev. W. Kamau,
NJ: Kawakatsu. Kwai Foon Lung and
Chang How. Mrs. Lizano. Mrs: Malani.
III. MatsumHra, 8. C. Chang. Chu Kim.
J. Correa. NJ Aguiar. -.
Per I.-L str. Claudine, from Maui.
April S.-Mrs. j. K. Nakeu. In Tai and
wife. H. E. Cook, H. L. Freeman, w.
H. Henry, ]. Lynch, Mr.. Sabery. o. Yo-
shi. II. Lyman, H. Pogue, F. Pogue, r.
Gonant z. J, Meyer. Miss Samson, ].
NJ Cox and wife, Miss Mccarthy. Miss
Mccarthy. A. Edmondson, Miss Wads-
worth F. Howes. F. G. Krauss, Miss
Mckinley; Miss MADDOX. -..*.~
Per LIZ str. Mikahala, from Maui,
Molokai and Lanai, April S.-Mrs; ].
Guerrero, Mrs. ]. Dudock and 3 chill
dren, ]. d. Mcveigh. Cecil Kiilehua.
Geo. p. Cooke. s, l. Desha- G. Wilder.
L. Sterling. J. r. Brown and wife, A. NJ.
Brown. Jr.f A J. Erase. -..s q
SFARRIiI EFiN GIVES Vol
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BRITISH CHARTER
JAPANESEBOATS

been Chartered by the British adni-
rally for carrying munitions supposed
ly from New York to the European
war zone, IL reports today by Officers
OF the Siberia Maru are correct. ...
One OF the through passengers on
the big Japanese liner today is Capt.
w. Burden. who Is en- route to Kobe
with a crew OF nine men. TO take
charge OF the first of the eight
steamers. "a
Officers OF the Siberia say there are
seven English captains and crews yet
to come TO take charge In Japan OF
an equal number of chartered Japa-
nese steamers. Whether the boats will
carry munitions from the Atlantic
coast to Europe or from Japan TO
Great Britain could not be ascertafned
definitely. = a.....-.. 81 .,- 4
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FER Oceanic SIR. Sonoma at II a. m m
Benton. A. Corcoran, c. G. Chapman,
Mrs. Chapman. Miss Alice Cosby, Miss
Anna De Bretteville. T. J. Flayin. Mrs
p. NJ. Catch. c. E. Halstead, s. F. Hoben.
Mrs. G. NJ Kittie, j. A. Fielding Geo.
Munger. L. NJ. Schofield, Mrs. Larsen,
j. L. McAllister. Mrs. F. c. T. O'Hara,
r. Porter A. W. Rice. ]. s. b. Roberts,
l. II. Smith, b. ID. Slegman, s. NJ. Wal
tiers.
STAR-euLLETlN GIVES YOU
TopAY's NEWS TODAY
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get
WARNEWS TODAY

Because OF the censorship on wire
less. passengers. of the Oceanic liner
Sonoma did not learn OF the United
States declaration of war with GER
many. until a territorial pilot boarded
the steamer off port this morning when
she arrived from San Francisco.
The Sonoma has a powerful radio
set. Federal wireless equipment on
board but immediately after the de-
claration of war with Germany not a
solitary word about the war was
caught BY her wireless. because none
was allowed to be sent out. The So
non1a has not received word OF wire
less since Saturday night. officers said.
Even wireless which Capt J. ID.
Trask sent out Friday TO the local
agency, G. Brewer & Company, giving
out the time he would arrive here, fall
ed to pass the censor and was In con-
sequence never delivered TO the agency
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
GREAT NORTHERN
CUTSLAsT TRIP

No word was received this morning
by the localSa geneies of the Matson,
Oceanic sandssAmsrican- Haw allan lines
as TO whsthef any of their steamers are
20 be taken off by the government and
used for war purposes. -, -. .-.l
A cablegram received Sunday by the
Lea nrsa raj ron 90 ;bo fir,
said the Great Northern will make
only one trip. This will mean she will
steam from Honolulu for the last time
this season on April ~ instead of
May IL. o. -
The message said only LAST trip
Northern cancelled: give publicity" No
explanation for cutting off the last
scheduled sailing May IL is given. 1t
war .-ss,s..s y. :
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JAPANN0TABLES
ARE ON siberia

Among the eminent Japanese on
board the Siberia Maru today are the
following, according TO a Who's Who"
compiled by Purser c. n. Ludyigsen:
1. Ishikawa. professor of the engi-
neering department., Imperial Univer-
sity of Toxic .<....
g. Totoki, chief of works, Matsuoka
Spinning Company. -ssz
Y. Hiki of the Nippon Cotton Spin.
ing Company, and Mrs. Y. Hiki.
< M. KawaHfura of the Yokohama Spe-
Gle Bank. y
NJ. Omichi of the Takata Company
T. Shibata. president of Daibutsu *
Company, San Francisco.
s. Fujfmaki of the Mitsuf Bussan
Kaisha.
NJ oga of the Mitsui Bussan Kali
sha.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

sTAR-eULLETlN GIVES you
TopAYs NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTILE

Monday, April 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

adyfnends came 20
zee me and she ad-
vissd me 10 com
mence taking Lydia
e. Pinkhsn's Veg.
etable Compopnd
and to use Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Sanstive
Wash. ! began TAX
ing your remedies
and took S. 00worth
and In two months
Wns = well woman
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels an.
nounced that so OF the new motor pa
troll boats would be constructed at the
New York navy yard and four at the
New Orleans navy ward.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
DANCING GLASSES

Learn the latest New York dances
from MADAME LESTER, Honolulu's
leading teacher: Tuesday evening.
Club; Friday evening, Punahou Class;
Saturday morning, Chlldren's Class.
Fancy and stage dancing, private les.
sons by appointment Phone 1852. l. o.
0. =. Hall. Res. 3s75. The Romagoy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

French experiments have indicated
that sugar Las decidedly restraining
effect when added to Photographic
developing solutions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

Between Boards: Sales. rs OIaa, 10;
IS III. c. & g., $3.50; 104 Hayv. Cons. Ry.
A, 0.75, 5000 Q. n. & L. 5s, 1O6; $15,000
OIaa o. %. 49, =
Session Sales; 10, 10, ;, Oahu Sugar,
2Os 30 McBryde. 1850; 10, 10, 10, 40, 20,
IL Mcbride, 1850. - >.....,-.
Latest sugar quotation: 90 deg. test,
6.0a., eta. or sl2O.70 Der ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-27
Monday Evening to Be Warning
Up" Time for Duke City Folks

You correctly estimate unless know HIM
Opinions of well as things change we grow in
knowledge Getting next to an individual Is process OF
enightment
The whom thought cold selfish ahd naughty proves
afab ovable and dhdent when get next to him
at the club the train during long trip
Men have lived the town meeting each other every
day the years and still remained unknown TO each
other How you going to know what in book unless
read the book ard know t2 Yet is the most interest
ing book written by immortal mind and bound in body
II do not know how going to have conf
denCe hm2 If do not have confidence in him how
going give him from him loyal hearty support
IN he things that concern you both?
Then why not get acquainted?
opportunity Next Monday night there will be
Get together dinner at the Masonic temple dining hall
There will be number OF there whom think you know
reality do Under the influence OF deep and earnest
the needs Of Albuquerque and the hopes all
the future you going to these in
light and learn them have known before
You Win hear them singing Albuquerque songs as Justify as
college halls melody the alteration Of Alma Mater You
Will get line him from the sentiment that he appauds
he the speeches You will up to him because
everybody win be warming up TO each other. WhyP
the that dinner all love Albuquerque
That is why they there That Is why you there
You not proud too self fconained TO travel in
the group Why send TO the invitation to
right and the committee veXaon OF
spirit and annoying uncertainty.
Why not demonstrate right that you willing to
with others in Doing 1t for Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-27
No Questions From individuals or
From Local Exemption Boards
Will Be Answered by Provost
Marshal Generals Office.
RULES ARE LAID DOWN
TO GUIDE REGIsTRANTs
Thousands Flooding Washington
With Communications Which
Should Be Referred to Chief Ex-
ecutives of the States.

By Associated rross
Washington. July 21.--Thousands
OF men registered Under the selectige
service law have been flooding the
provost marshal generals office with
questions regarding their qualification
for exemption from service and on
other SUBJECTS As a result the pro-
vu.t marshal general today promul-
gated rules under witch no questions
from individuals or from local er-
emption boards will be answered by
his office.
These rules follow.
Questions hy individuals should
Doe asked ~ the local board nearest
them. IL the board Is unable, after
consideration of the regulations and
rulings. ~ answer the question. u
should forward the question to tho
gpvotuor for decision.
O. Questions from local boards
shrulu never he addressed To tile
provost marShal'S office hut IN all
eases should be forwarded 10 the gov
eruor of the state.
@ lr mo- case win opinions or rul-
nps bee given on individual cnses tina
have not vet been presented to the
proper local board"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-27
THE WEATHER

Local showers and thundcrsiorms
'his afternoon or tonirhti saturday
generally fair. not much change ia
temperature