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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

Oficielna zarotniSka afera e pa dokaz, da so
postale pOdle metode re nekaj popolnoma navad-
mega neniski uradn politiki in ljudje, XII izku-
sajo neprenehoma pratt kajzersko vado, store
najbolje, te Opuste ia pOsel Zdaj je re toliko
takih oficelnih nemskih podlosi dokazanih, da
more bit sistematicnih intrigah berlinske
Wade nobenega dvoma vec. Zdaj re davno vec ne
gre "a pOsamezne slucaje, katerih hi Sc lahkO
relllo da so iZjeme. Ma svetu kmalu ne bo wee
dezele, kater he bi bila razkrta vsaj po ena ce-
sarska nemska zarota. Nekatere dezele so spoh
vse preplavlene nemSkimi Spioni agent, hui
skaci i. t. d.
NObena vlada svetu nj svetniSka. NObeni
ne drzmo Scita. Ampak clovek mora naposled
vendar vprasati kako je to- da nj nobene drnge
dezee, XII bi Sc neprenehoma posluzevala takih
infamnih sredstev? Kajti kakor Sc odkrivajo
nemSke vladne podlosti, b morale odkrivati
tudi one njenih sovraznikov; najpremetenejs hui
dodelci tudi najboj sposobni "a policiste, ker
najbolie poznajo hudodelniSke trikc. NemGija, Xxi
je sama izurjena spetkarjah, hi tud podobne
spletkarje zoper sebe najbolje razkrila.
Toda njenega rekOrda doseze cd dalec nj
hce. Tudi to ne more biti slucaj, temvec lie pOsle
dica sistema. Use te infamije so sadov avtokra-
cije, kar kaze, da nj avtokracija lc hudo breme
"a dezelo, kateri vlada, ampak da jc obenem ne
varna vsemu svetu.
Nikakor torej nj res, da ie kajzerizem stvar
XII Sc tice lie NemSije. kar ugrozava vse narode
in njh mir, Sc tiGe vseh narodov Zato so tudi
ski socialist dobro vedeli, zakaj so pozvali nem-
sko in avstrijsko delavstvo da maj Sc izbav
jih avtokracj.
Po takih nfamnih dejanjih kakrsno ie
krito ma NorveSkem, 81 je lahko misliti, koliko
vrednosti imajo ethman Howegove svetohlin-
Ske iziave, da sc Nemcija misli vtikati
tranje zadeve Rusije. Vtikala Sc je notranje
deve Amerike, Mehike, Spanije, Grske i. t. d.,
SCI 10 al So Sp
vtika notranje razmere svojh zaveznic; sc
go vec razloga b imela, da bi sc vtikala notra-
ME razmere Rusije in tam ruvala, doker ne bi IL
podrovala ruske demokracije
Rusk socialist il ne zaupajo do piota; no.
benega razloga nimamo, da mi j mi kaj vet
upali.
Dokler ie MA Ruskem vladala avtokraciia, jc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
DemOnstracije v BudimpeSti.

Cez Amsterdam poroCajo, da jc ravnatelj bu-
dimpeStanske policije odstop Ia vzrok nava-
jajo zadnje demonstracijc ogrskcm glavncm me-
stu. Poroco sc dodaje, da bo vscm oscbam po-
vrnjena Skoda, Xxi so jo vscd izgredov utrpe na
svoji lastnini.
To ie ena tistih vesti, XII lc po ovinkih nam-
enejo, da sc ic nckaj zgodo; kaj, ie pa treba
ugibat
Iaradi kakSne navadne demOnstracije ne de-
msonra Ogrskem noben pocis, Sc mani bu-
dimpeStanski policijski Sef. Torej so morale biti
re bolj nenavadne demonstraciie. To sutnjo potr-
juje opazka, da bo povrnjena skoda, XII so jo po-
vzroGili izgredi Torej priznanje da bill IL
gredi Sodti pa mora, da so bill precej veki
Ngredi, kajt zaradi par pobitih Sip hi vlada da-
jala Sc nikdar posebnih izjav ali pa cello oblu-
bovala, ola pOvrne skOdo.
Pred kratkim je Slo po casopisju poroGilo,
da jc ba BudmpeSt veka delavska demon
Stracija IA mir. Takrat scer nj bilo mic govOra q
ngredih Toda najbrze Sc nanaSa sedanja vest
vendar tiSto demOnstracijo. A ce brzojav ne
pove, kakSn bill izgredi in zakaj da so BILL Sc
more zopet lie kombinira
Demonstracije Za mir navadno mirne. De-
lavstvo Budmpssti, XII je dobro organzirano, je
vajeno takih mirnh demonstracij &c so bill IL
gredi, je morale biti de Sc kaj drugega vines Zelo
vcrjetno je, da je bila mirovna demonstracija ma
menjena tudi draginji. Beda mora biti tam nam
rec ze reSnicnO straSna. Naknadno izvemo ma
primer, ola je bila dne 10. aprila BudimpeSti
bila vsa zlasti VISA sOcialisticna demokracja pre-.
pricana ,da to nj lie notranja zadeva Rusije, am.
pax stvar vsega napredka in vse svobode. &c je
to veljalo r,Isko avtokracijo, nj nobenega vzro-
ka, da ne bi smeo sedaj veljati "a nemSko. Padec
Romanovicev ie bill vazen demokracijo vsega
sveta padec HOhenzollernov nj mic mani vazen.
Njihove intrige po vsem svetu kazejO to slepcu
Povrh tega pa kazejo tudi nujno potrebo, da
napravi konec vsej tajni diplomaciji in da Sc
demokratizira- in postavi luc javnosti tud VISA
zunanja politika. Da posiljajo bombe zoper
nevtralno in prijateljsko dezelo po diplomaticni
pot, to je najbolj krvava satira ma vso sedanjo
dpomacjo. Take gorostasne podlosti bi bile
vendar popolnoma nemogoce, ako b bila VISA zu-
mania politika polozena roke ljudstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03
LETo (voL.) XII.

Mi ne pravmo in nismo nikdar deiali da mo-
ra bit to taxa zmaga, Xxi uniGi Nemcijo. Ampak
TAXA mora biti, da zavaruje rusko repubko. To
sc lahko doseze ma tax nacin, da nj niti Nemcija
premagana Toda kajzerstvo mora biti prema :
gano; to nrekli ruski socialist, ko so pozvali
nemsko in avstrijsko delavstvo, maj Sc otrese
Svoje avtokracije.
Da dobva vojna rcvoluconaren znacai nam
kazejo Sedaj zelo dolocno dogodk V Avstriji
Ze kmalu po sestanku avstrijskega parla-
menta so podali vodtelji GeSkh in jugosovan-
SIKH strank svoje izjave; njh jedro je bila da sc
mora AvstriJa Hpremenit zvezo popOlnoma
tonomnih narodov Seveda nj moge tenn par
lamentu nihce naravnOSt reel: ''AIi ne Driznava-
mo Ease wee habsburSke dnastije, ampak poide-
mo svojo pot po svoji volji.'' Vsakdo We, da bi
TAXA dircktna izjava kjub imunet ahko go
vornika vcljala gIavo, ne da b njegov zadrgnieni
vrat prinesel kaksno korst. Ampak IL besedila
HJav avtonOmiji III pOponi neodviSnoSt cd vsa-
Ike tuje nadvlade jc blo lahko posneti, kaj sc "a
hteva.
Interpelacjc Daszynskega, Stojana in Hru-
bana kazejo enakc
TIE zahteve revoucionarnc Ravno Seyd-
lerjev odgOvor je to potrdil &c ina lie cesar
sam ustavno pravico odocati o teh receh ie re-
voucionarno, ako zahtevajo narod te pravice
Ease.
Daszynskega nerpelacija ie kakor odmev
ruSkePa SoclallZlna: vi sc bOJu1ete DraYlcO
samoodlotevanja; mi jo zahtcvamo od svoje
vlade
Nj sc mogoce izogniti vprasanju:
&c odkanja avstrijska vlada to pravico. ka-
kor je pokazal Seydlerjev odgovor, Russia jo pa
zreka kot pogoj mru ma cigavi srani stole
avStrijski narodi?
Nojna pod geslom ruske revolucijc je "a Av-
strijo revoucija.
TAX je poozaj. Mi ga nismo naredli Mi ga
nismo zahtevali. Ampak spoznati moramo da je
tax Potem pa je treba il tega spoznanja zvajati
nalogo mcdnarodnega socalizma.
Ta je in he more biti drugacna, kakor po
naJboljSi moznost >lobilizirati moe deavskega
razreda, da dObi elm wee odlocevanjav svoje ro-
ke IN tako lzslli take pogoje mir, Xxi ga elm
naJvec priblnajo njegovemu koncnemu cilju =
socializmu . ..t..I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

demonstracija uradnstva. Neki ogrski list je
porocal njej:
Nikdar Sc hi naSe glavno mesto videlo Ia
kcga sestanka ogrskih uradnikov Okrog 5000
funkconarjev raznh uradov je korakalo skle-
nJenih vrsah pO mestnih ucah. Vecinoma so bill
StareJSi mozJe, na vsch obraZih Sc kazali sle-
dovi utrui ienosti in stradanja. Poleg vsokih sod
nijskih uradnikov je bilo videti podrejene urad-
nike vseh strok, eni vrsti viSjimi ministrskimi
uradniki so korakai tudi pismonoSi
Treba je lie spomnit kai pomeni habsbur-
Ski monarhiJ bcseda uradnik. he njcn zvok ina
sebi nekaJ, kar zahteva spoStovanie Ma Ogr-
skem velJa to Sc nekoliko boj kakor Avstrij
daSl Je tudi tukaj vsak davcni eksekutor in vsak
sodnijsk biric nekaksno viSie bite To pa "a
hteva tudi cd uradnka, da varuje pri vsaki pri-
Tiki trikrat svet ''decorum'' ali po domaCe ura-
dni ugled. On sc torej obnaSati kakor ma
vadni smrtniki. Privadii Sc mora posebnemu ma
cinu govora in hoje, kolikor mogocc oSabnemu;
izbirati 81 mora posebne gostne, oblaciti Sc mo-
ra ''sanu primerno' tudi &c MISC dohodki prav
mic "stanu primerni'
Po vsem TEN je skoraj proved praviti da mora
biti nasprotnik vsaki demonstracij, manifesto
eli IN Sploh nastopom, katerh poSluzujejo ma
vadni drzavjav vcas cello proti visoki vadil In
ker jim mora biti nasprotcn sc mu ne sme niti v
sanJah pOrOdit mise, da b sc sam - bog medal!
- udelezl demonstraciJc. Kaj ne sme Kot ces.
NraiJ all pa kralJ' ogrskenu uradnlku mu kratkO-
mao he more priti kaj takega ma misel!
Naravno je torej zee pravi ogrski list, da Bu-
dImpesta Sc nj videla takega nastopa uradnikov.
TO pa govOr zelo glasne besedc To naray-
most krici Ce morejo uradniSkc zivc masine
vec premagati, ce gredo visoki ministrski in sod
nlJski uradniki durnisti in pismonoSi vred ma
ulico demonstrirat zoper draginjo, teda mora biti
zivljenje ma Ogrskem re pekel.
Ampak visoki uradnik MISC ne ma Orrskem
ne drugh dezelah najslabse placan Indie. &c
gre draginja re MIN "a nohte kako mora plo
dati Sele delavstvo2
Po tenn je prav lahko sklepati da je tista We
lika delavska demonstracija, kater je ogrski
korespondencni urad milostivo poroca poleg "a
hteva po miru tudi demonstriral zoper draginjo.
(Konec ma 6. strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-03

s.set n koristi dslav-
sksoa livAstva. Dslav-
.. - opravi6sni do
vsssa kar produciraio.
THE paper 10 devoted
70 the interests OF tho
working class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what they produce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

pictures of imaginary. and in MANY
cases impossible, events. Intolerance"
is unparalleled among picture plSys. 1t
is also unparalleled in Its mass of ma
licious Misrepresentation of the facts
of Scripture and of real life, and
merits. therefore. no more approba-
ton or praise than does the proverbial
swine with Jewel in it's snout, or than
the "whited sepulchers full of dead
mems bones and all uncleanness." It
properly comes under the class Of
things which the apostle Paul charac-
tcrized in his plain message of warn
ing to Christians as earthly, sensual
ond devilish." for not only does 1t have
indecent scenes of half-naked priest
5eeses, and of indecent dancing. and III
nude female figures staged simply for
tn" purpose of displaying their naked
ness, but its underlying purpose Is 10
a.skolt. to deceive and to inculcate AMI
disseminate false and pernicious ideas
Of life. exaiting the flesh at the expense
of tho spirit. concerning which st. Paul
warned most vigorously. calling upon
US to abstain from neshly lusts which
war against the soul
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22
GERMAN EMBASSY AT
BOTTOM OF BOMB PLOT

New York, March 2i.--That the Ger
man embassy in Washington financed
the alleged bomb factory OF the fugi-
tive chemist. DR.. Walter c. Scheele, will
be the contention of the government
when eight alleged bomb plotters are
placed on trial In the federal district
court tomorrow morning.
The prosecution expects to show that
Captain Won Papen gave Scheele s10.-
900 to start the manufacture OF bombs
with which damage to the extent ,of
s5.000000 is said to have been wrought
upon ships laden with supplies for tho
allies.
One OF the defendants, Captain
Charles Won kleist. Is said to have made
\ statement In writing. which win be
Of important service to the federal au-
thoritics. Most Of tho defendants are
employees Of the Hamburg American
lime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22
FACING CONFLICT, LET US PREPARE FOR IT

In order to meet the grave issues
Of national policy brought face 20
face with America. the president on
yesterday. as indicated In these COL
unans might be anticipated. set for
extra session of congress to April =.
That this foreshadows declara-
ton that. by the misconduct of Ger
many, state Of war" exists between
the two countries. is certain. There
is no use concealinK a thing so patent
What then?
The president should be forthwith
empowered to call to the colors not
less than one million men for purely
defensive purposes on American soil.
This may seem to the average man
q larger force than we would need
for defensive operations on our own
territory. but It would be folly to
think OF placing ourselves at ire
mercy OF unfortuitous circumstances
by taking any halfway measures
In fact the safety Of the nation
may mean an army OF three-mjllion
soldiers the next six IN onths.
We should be prepared to place
that many men thoroughly equipped
In the field.
A possibility OF the military and
naval situation 10 that Germany may
be able, Ivy means of the U-boat cam
pign. to weaken the hitting power OF
The entente. We are not certain that
the full force of the U-boat blow hai
vet been felt It is yet TO appear tina
4dequate methods Of combating thii
menace Rave been discovered
scientific discovery IL probably true
IN fact. we believe II will he Amer
ica's contribution to the world TO de
wise a plan Of defense that will dis
sru the tT-boat of it~ terrible
dangers
Until such device shall have been
discovered we face several dangers
IN event OF war.
The fret. and most Immediately
present would he the blockading o'
our ports ny U-boats having conceal
Cd bases in nearby waters Wa ART
confident that this Ia no tmagfnar,
danger
The second danger and one wficf
viglant patrol will no required Il
meet. will be the bonn harding OF un
defended coast towns by submarines
The facility with which these elusiv,
craft can hide them~lves after wucf
forcay makes this danger AWAY
present II can be met by havfns
torpedo-boatS, small cruisers. o.
U~bost chasers on hand Mt every poo
xibie point Of attack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

a third danger. and one which will
require our most statesm anliks treat
ment In order TO meet al of It's
angles and come forth unscathed, is
a posi- BILE peace between the entente
allies and the central powers. which
might not include this country. leav-
ing US to fight Germany stu after
the European war Is over, That we
should enter into an alliance which
would pledge us TO remain in the war
until It's close does not seem desirable
We are In q position of fighting that
certain welI-defined rights Of Ameri-
can citizens shall DO respected and
that their lives may DO safe guarded.
Should Germany yield on this issue
We would have no further reason for
armed conflict We would not desire
to enter the war generally The ques-
tons these points involve will require,
in ali their ramificaaons, clear head
cd thinking and calm acting.
We do not want to enter war on
Germany at all II she RECEIVERS her
sanlty speedily. If wa must have re-
course to arms we will fight until the
things for which we contend are
achieved.
A fourth danger. one which we do
not like to think of. will come from
ill~d4sposed Germans In this country
Such Of them MS are q menace to the
nations safety will, of course. be
promptly interned. Those who are oil
such known character and standing
an TO preclude the thought OF In,
oendisry conduct will be permitted tt
30 about their daily affairs without
handranee. We have no doubt. Tn,
danger arising from Il large Ger
manic population IL not that any con
siderable number OF the people O
German birth or blood are disloyal
which Ia not the case but because
I the few who may be disloyal. co
operating with the wonderful Ger
man system ~ espionage which
honey-corps our country. will max,
/ II possible for bomb plots to develop
In plants whose damage or deEtruc
ton would mean serious harm to tn
nations defensive power.
! We believe the minute a state q
war ia declared by congress key
word" Will go forth which will le
loose ths dogs of incendlary war II
our own land, Against this danger
our people must be douhiy armed
Mr.. President, the South the mos
American part OF America. is read,
70 defend the nations honor and
safety. its homes and it's helpless. e
the limit Of our manhood. against al
Corners and at any hour the call ma,
come,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22
CONGRATULATIONS TO BoRUM.

We haven't heard the details. hut
it's enough TO know that Captain
Borun and his men are safely ashore.
We don't know the Virginia cap
tain, but as soon az we heard his
name we knew he hailed from
Mzthews1-.here's whore the goruns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

were invented-and we were willing
TO stake our last summers straw hat
against snow-bird' that IL the cap
tain hadn't been killed or badly
wounded by shell-fire. he would bob
Up sereneiy. Salt water doesn't hurt
a Mathews man CONGRATULATIONS 10
the sor Of Mathews on his escape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22
Won HINpENBURG's STRATEGY.

Ven HlndenburIs strategy ia an-
gaginE worldwide attention
Ths great question on every hand
In. what does he mean by running 40
far and so fastf
The small boy who nuns 70 escape
licking furnishes the explanation.
Ven Hindenburg knows there Ia no
stopping the Anglo~French forces
anywhere near the old lines So he Ia
falling back 10 trenches prepared
against the day of German defeat.
To our mind there Is something
more than military strategy In the
retirement Il may be that German,
may seek peace again soon. II now
knows peace talk is vain SO long as
an alien soioier is on French soil II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22
CUBAN MUSICIANS ARE
BACK AGATN IN THE FDLD

New York, March 31.-.-The Cuban
revolution ended unsteady today Al
vices received by Cuban government
agents here said that the regiment
bAnd which mutinied and Joined the
Comes rebel forces had returned to the
federal fold. Where the music Coca,
thafA wfu the army ga" lonx has been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

a Latin American suaxltu. .. .....
Csbte2rams received here said that
tnlTiF ragged and forlorn musicians
accepted the amnesty offered by the
Nenocal government by giving them
serves up today at Havana, They said
lhey had been ili-fed by the rebels.
Adding insult TO injury. the band had
not been allowed TO play for fear that
the music would draw attention and
bullets from the federal troopA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

Judgment was entered In the city
circuit court yesterday for $3,6s7.Se IN
the case or Deal Palmer company
against II. d. Eichelberger. On motion
OF counsel. Judgment was Suspended for
ninety days to give time for bills 0f
exceptions to be fiied
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

may be that a general retirement
from all French territory is planned.
There are. of course, other things
brewing. We look for great develop
naents In the salontki sector soon. We
take no stock in the talk Of Gernnan
drive on Calais The. Germans have
finished their drives" on the western
front
However. II, by shortening their
Hnes. they can reinforce Won Macken-
sen with two hundred thousand men.
they may make life hard for Serials
army IN Macedonia. That. IT occurs
TO US. is Hindenburg idea. His view
has always been that Germany must
win on the eastern front II she wins
at Ali there's where 1t will be.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-22

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
BODY Of WOMAN
FOUND OFF BEACH

A Japanese woman. kichio FHkn.
shima. aged 81. was drowned at Wal
kiki Beach last night near the home or
Attorney William Rawlins, Whether
death care by accident or foul play
Deputy Sheriff Asch. who has taken
charge OF the body. is not prepared to
say. but be has been told that the
woman was partially demented and II
is thought that she fell into the water
while roaming about, An inquest viii
lie held at l0:31 tomorrow morning.
The body was first discovered bob
bing up and down out in the water by
Niamoto, who works on the Beckley
estate. and Attorney Rawlins and Ray,
mond c. Brown. Luddy LANCER, DR.. A.
C. Wall and W. NJ. Bertelmann, who
we're at Rawlins' place, rushed out to
draw the body ashore and make every
effort to resuscitate her.
The woman had evidently been In
the water a short time but was too far
gone to be saved. She has been work
ing on Keeaumoku street. Her parents
live on Nuuanu avenue.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
new OCCUPATIONS.
Open FOR women.
Iav Associated P.essl

LONDON. Eng.-A Lonfon meas
paper has published list of saane
Of the wartime occupat ems Of women.
They are:
Munition workers. canteen work.
farm work. hospital orderlies. gar.
deners. recruiting for army and navy.
street car conductors. taxi ard wagon
drivers. porters. letter carriers, rail-
way car cieanes, despatch riders at
aircraft stations, fruit and hop pick
ers, vegetable raisers, window clean
ers. volunteer firemen, stretcher bear
ers, elevator operators. locomotive
engine cleaners, detectives and police
men. mechanics, night watchmen. com
meTeial travellers, lamp lighters, den
lists and stationary engineers.
The labor exchanges created by the
wa report a demand far in excess OF
supply for women in all OF the listed
occupations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
YOU'RE BILIOUS!
CLEAN LIVER And
BOWELS TONIGHT
Don't Stay Headachy, Sick, or
Have Bad Breath and
Sour Stomach
Wake Up Feeling Fine! Best
Laxative for Men, Women
and Children

Enjoy life! Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath
offensive, and stomach sour. Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy. constipated
and full OF cold. Why don't you get
a box Of Cascarets from the drug
store and eat one or two tonight and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
You will wake up feeling At and fine.
Cascarets never grippe or sicken like
salts, pills and calomel They act 80
gently that you hardly realize you
have taken q cathartic. Mothers
should give cross, sick. bilious or few
erish children . whole Cascaret any
time they act thoroughly and are
Iess.--Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
w. p. MALeURN APPOINTED
RESERVE BANK EXAMINER

WASHINGTON, u c.-Remoyal OF
Charles starek from office as chief
national D NIX examiner for the Second
Federal Reser, district, with head
quarters at New YORK. and the ap-
po:ntrent in his place Of William 2.
Malburn, assis3nt secretary OF the
treasury, was announced by Comptroi'
Ter Williams. Malburn, whose home
is in Denver. Is u son-in-lay of United
States Senator C. S. Thomas OF Col
orado.
The examiners office pays $4,000
wear. AS assistant secretary of the
treasury, Malburn got $1,000.
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DAINTY STEAMER
BASKETS SOLD
AT LANIAKEA

Baskets with assorted fruits, nuts,
sweets, ETC.. prepared at Laniakea,
1o41 Alakea street Fresh homemade
candies sold each Wednesday and Sat,
urday, or made on special orders
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
MANY PAPERS SUSPEND
rBy Associated Prsssl

AMSTERDAM. Holland. The
Frankfurter, Zeitung says that 1880
newspapers and periodicals have sus-
pended publication in Germany since
the outbreak of the war. Before the
war some $4,000 newspapers and
periodicals were published in Ger.
many.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
Chiropractor
Fixes s
Broken Neck"

After two years wearing truss. 10
avoid Inconsistencies. this man, now
prominent ChiFopraetor in Indiana,
. was restored to normal in one Chlro-
Irl-sic adjustment
Diving in shallow water was the
cause Of injury. and all hope had been
abandoned for recovery. After the adj
justment. patient became unconscious
for half en- ho.iT. after which he rose.
ricSed up his truss and walked home
with II under his arm-wen..
MANY socailed impossible cases
get veil unGer Chiropractic. said +.
c. Mightnn. end W. c. weirics, local
Chiropractors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06
EASTER

Just arrived-cand novelties for
EASTER
Now ON display Panoramic eggs in
large variety. Henry May & Co., Ltd.
Phone 1271AdV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-06

A membership in the Chicago Board
Of Trade was sold for s7i00.