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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
DR. l9EE Ems
That DElCEE
PRACTICABLE |. !.

II
all without thinking Of enemies This
Is the reversal Ut humanity, and his
weapons and methods are the survival
and extension or barbarism BY and
large, every soldier represents fear;
every fort b as n q nation were scowl.
ing at its neighbors: every battleshfp
! launched Is menace to the commerce
land friendly intercourse OF the world.
All the seas would be as safe as the
American lakes sif no navies existed.
We speak with the utmost sympathy
with the individuals who are caught
N the coils Of the war system, as our
/ fathers were caught little earlier
I'm the coils Of slavery. We are talk
ing about the war system, which. at
present. we, the citizens of every mod.
|ern nation, are implicated In support
ing. We are bound 70 say, not merely
that war must cease, but that in order
70 have peace. such as the world
needs. We must get rid OF the war sys-
tenn itseh, out Of which every var pro-
|ceeds, and which Is essentially the
creation Of every species Of inhu.
mainly Indeed, the more We allow
ourselves 70 express our inhlimaflity
the more Il cIings 70 us. : s. - :.
Peace e Defined z
We can say now what peace really
/ Is. T. the condition among men
and nations ~ which they can most
enicientiy cooperate together and con-
etrnet peautitut ciyihzation. 1t Is
sueh dlspOsitt0n among dnferent
peoples as already prevails In good
homes, IN oil first rate modern
schools, 70 the best business organ1zas
tons, and IN 2 large measure, on 2
great scale. among the various states
and diverse populations Of this Ameri'
can Union. They err altogether who
imagine that force keeps the Union,
| or that the nation would break up II
no army existed. Good wiA mutual
trust and q powerful public opinion tn
favor OF law and order, maintain this
immense Union OF states. NO army
indeed could be big enough perman.
emily to suppress an unwilling minor
fity Of the people, tn case majority
yenfured to 90 them wrong. or even
4 the one party began TO dislike and
distrlist the others.
ltsndwrlting - seen
Now, the beneficent handwriting
upon the WALL ought 70 be plain, that
the same rising tide Of good Will and
mutually Of trust and service, which
works happily to bind hundred NIL.
lions OF people, is bound to win over
and hold together any number Of mil:
hons. For all men are essentially alike
/ n their ceb.ibility TO the action
lof friendliness.
How soon No. one knows Ecw
soon. Things often come IN this
world. when the time Is ripe. faster
than any mar can predict or prevent.
How soon. for Instance. Bfitish aud
Germans. Balkans and Turks, Euro
peans and 0fientals. come TO trust
each other and treat each other as
human, depends largely upon the at
titnde and the opinion of q multitude
OF people. just like US here IN Homo:
inlu. What are we willing to do!
What are the church people willing to
! do? Must we 80 on SAYING that the
war system Is respectable when we
know that It Is a pagan system; that
men always VIII hight. when We have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05

81 224e pounds: the first arrivals ar.
due about January 10 to Is.
4 Last week quotations were $50
c. &f. f5.S4c) for chbas and. today the
market Is LAC {. 4 4. f5.27c). Gu
has are offered At I-4c e. & {. (5.27c)
and Porto Ricos are also obtainable Al
I the same price
in new crops holders have reduced
/ their limits 1-Sc per pound, and sug
4 ars are obtainable at 1-Sc C. & 4
] l5.14c) for January. and &c c. & {
l5.O2cl for February-March. On {
10. b. Cuba terms there was some en-
I quify at 3. 45c, but owing 70 the weak
/ er market this buying limit was with
/ drawn
! Full-duty sugars followed the Cuban
market downward. with sales at the
/ close at &c C. 1. (.
New Orleans has had 4 declining
market and there are now sellers At
! 5 I-Sc. delivered New Orleans, for re.
filming grades. after sales at that fig.
IRE.
Cuban Sugar Crop
The item Of most interest this week
i Is the cabled announcement Of Messrs.
joaquin Guma-L eandro Mejers first
estimate Of the 1861 Cuba crop OF
is,572, s71 tons. Wfllett q Gray adhere
10 their estimate OF October IS, 1916,
OF !, 900 600 tons Tor the 1861 Cuba
crop. The first new crop receipts 6f
220 tons arrived at the shipping ports
during the week and went Into stock,
not having been exported as vet Re.
{ ceipts Tor corresponding week last
year were 1854 tons On December IL
there were nine centrals grinding.
while n were az work at the sar1e
time last year. =
Regarding the oId-crop sugars 24,s1S
tons remain fl stock IN the island.
Exports for the week OF old:crop sue.
airs were s727 tons. destined to the
u. s. Atlantic ports.
Light rains IN some parts fell during
the first part OF the week, but later
cables reported favorable weather.
OR latest cables report Is centrals
cfi1di1E. against a. At orfespohding
date last year
Interesting reading viii be found In
the annual report OF the Cuban-
American Sugar Company. given IN
this Issue.
6eceipts From philippines
Our special cable from Manila states
| that the exports Tor the month Of No
vember were 5000 tons to the u. s..
Atlantic ports, 1000 tons to San Fran.
CISCO 500 tons 70 the United Kingdom
and s2oQ tdhs 70 Asiztic ports 4 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Jein0[if5e Q6Gr5l OOranS5nIeBen
gri autn otut(brn llntrrlce-Doottn
g}a6 2(nii0t beg 6taatsOepartenleuts,
AmertlsanifdDr 5dDttfe aitrfeu uutrr StrFrr
AMuabnr jnuNrlu.
SaNruttiOncN ait amcrifauii6e Sdifisiummaas
NaatCu nod nidt ictselegt.

&aiBinatou, TO- WGrs 1 amcrauidc 9lcgicrnng 6cgauu
Genc mil ben baddin &prtereitnngen fir bic &edung Gman
id @onOcloiAic 3nr gbmcg ecaeu Sentc llntcreetooc
Die Gdie Die &OIt Der ybeuancn MeutraIitG4
mr abiaBrcu ucrSu ocS nit NMorFMug ens &n
1eportcmcut S Gncu aauncu naO auuoeA @r
fH9aug cNR 81 uur6 snte tlar semodt SaF bic mmR 6H
GuAeu r &rug Staaeu BerangcgCn mcrOcH uacn fails Gin p
dies bcdtcs amcritanidcc Si ciucm btdu laa66O
ariifcn ucrOen iOGte,
Die gn Os GtantS 1ertemcRS ae6t Sbu 6ak bic amricn
omcritauitn SdC oos &e a6eu U6aO lie Gin belhsS u
cboOt Gin @criiup Or6n in rcr Ndbc ~ GdMtmai
regcN recu III cr &pramscennG baI OaS SaubOt noc N6
dter af 0c gnsc8MHs uurSc SarGu bnF SaN 2ndlau0
iGaO8 6NR eS 6ouOeSi fenSir ucntalcr NatHalidt
OaS Ia her SpCuc augrOcu merSc Due arunng cnggrcn
ben foac
Gb Sic InM SeS Stunts Icpurmpts aud Sulrftuncu
9nSarnd nOeu mir0, wdc Se GommanOaHcn brr merauru
Giie crbatcu wcsbea OO % &afcn NHnUu aud G@ea
mcrScu neu mc GpneGanSc &prO
cuabO bprOn GS mnto cOud feline 9nfHnOguug ab uu S
Ter &nHfc gcmodt
3 Sang &rGFScutrn gSiuu Ncs Saf 5dri
rgerid GaraEtcr utcu, ooH faNs
uirllN sum 9ricgs5nanD pwmn ic SaSurd mte
&edt Dereebu iuute,
Gng SOmiuiiaonS Som fS im Giulane NIT Oicicr Gcauug
naBme oe &rGFRcn her u oE n SurMhUucu cbcu mcrSen
uat oni ScnGe u Sppc 81 Reu pru oeiebcn ia Sid nmu
% 6S os cine O99refpc SauSMla angcadt merSu fGMuc
ErGfont uH Bac it'd Bca cmcit cner Grllmug crBct
ban gnuSes ueralaurat @regUg CnpNngn u NIT ib rIh
6ragcn bcpre tanu sic d &crbuonug nit Der Go
armn MtaIidt crgcbcu ubru H mu Scier Srascn uS be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11


Berlin 10. N}dr5. Tie Iol.
aenOe oiti5ieuc glufitellina iiber sic
gbdtiafeit ocr ll.9oote lpur0e beutc
pou Der glomiralitdt nIsaegeben:
ISM DliiteIneer rpnroeu 3 Tam.
pier uuo : 1egelihifie nit ciuenI
@eiammtge6alt bon $4,000 Touuen
nerieuft.
lIuter oieieu 5diiieu befaaoei
iid
n0loriuo," beitiidter italicnilber
Dampfer pom 4159 Gounen init
8aumwoQe als 5radt, am IA. 6ebr.
usrienft.
ugioiaIie,~ inotidcr transport,
Sampler bon 4i37 EouHcn, NIT Whl-
Initiou lmD Safer pon 0lcp.Dorf noA
SoIoniti am IA. 6cbr. perieuft.
0&attbiieIO,~ GeItiifter britiiher
Iampier bon 30l2 Eounen, nit a.
800 Gonneu Dla9ueiia iiir GngIano.
am n 6ebruar pcrIcnft.
o9roian Brince,~ bepaiineter bris
tiidcr Iampier BON 1896 Eouneu
INIT Suffer 6eloOcn aim %. 5ebruar
nerienlt
r9nrnbD,~ beItidter britiiber
Danpfer BON 1865 EonneH, nlit 5,s
200 5ouucu aobleu bon Goroiff nod)
Algicrs, am 26. Se6ruar ucrienft.
Gin bcitiidter ieinolidler 9ranS-
portodnpier bon wgeidhr 5000 Eon.
ucn init aobIeu dua 20. 5ebr. pcr-
ieaft
u&ictoria~ ariediihcr Tonpfer
uou 1883 Eouncn ain 26. 5ebruur
Uericuft.
o@jrai8cnoomnT bcIIiidtcr Drift
id)er 0ompier BON 2TS9 Eounen ain
! B Wldr5 uerientt
giad 9lusiogc 5ipeier gcretteter ita.
IieniidBer Solooten oes italieniihen
Srausport GanpferS nWtiuoSr Sci
am 15. Scbrilar int MlitteImecry
ourd eiu oeiitiueS ll-8oot pericnft
WurOc befou0eu iicb Gin General, 3
Gberiie 2 N}oiore uuD 1000 italieni.
ibe @olOoten BON orei perihieoenen
Negiucntern olti Dem Sdifie. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

5olae Ser iliirniiiher 5ee aiilgcH
alle Oieic 2eute 8i @runoe
2lopos aus 9onoon mel0eie iAon
frii6er oen llntergaHg 0er Gaapfer
u@oialie" 19roiar@ u9Suter uno
Mat0fiel0.N Bonn ugHrnbD traF
Que Iebte Wlelouug am i2 ,Se6rnar
rin 3ie lesteu @eiue9ungcu oer
Ealupier uEirtoria" uuO .CSraigeu-
Ooran~ iDurOeu peridwiegen Gtn itas
lieniiHer lanIpier u9Norino~ MIRO
nicbt IN oeit neleiieu NldriRe 9lodA
idlagsbiiAern erludbrt
Iie oeutihe 2loniraIitdt aub aiR
~ Sebruar betantt oer ;talientlthc
Iransportoanlpfer iei uiif ocr sSubrt
nad Salonifi uerientt moroeu ua0
1000 WtonuL elite groBe Nlenge Dtu.
nitioH itaO @olo in @cribe pou 0rei
Dtilliouea Morf ieien pcrloreu al.
gau8en)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

Ger GalnpIer mrroe I'M Sabre
1911 iii 9}clp Gaitle qebaut. 81 COLI
Iioirte am % Wtoi 1914 im St2om-
renee Strom nit Dem Ianpicr0 Gnt-
preB oi SSrelauo" pon Der Ganaoian
Bociiic 2iuie, mcl6er font, nobel
me5r ais 1000 N}enibeuleben pers
loren aingeu.
Cine Gonniiiiou, meIde oen @or-
ful luterItdte, fam 3ii Oem 9eilns
SC, 0oB oeu Gompier rgtorltao" Die
SduIo an ser aotoitropbe trciie.
uG9io", S700 Eonnen6 a ms
pfer mobrideinli@
pcrfenft.
9teip Dorf, 10. Nidr5. Sn
0iclieen @ioriuc-areiien trat Belltc
nit @eItiumt6eit ooS @eriidbt oitt
SAB Der S700-Eouncu. 6rodt.0aiu-
pier ,Sbio~, scr inter fron80iii6er
lSlogae fibr torpeoirt woroen lei.
|. Cos SMiff fu9r an 10. 8ebruor BON
bier al tno por beute III SABRE fall
Iig.
Dos 6ieiiac Qiireou scr u8ran3o.
iiidcn 2inic~ erfldrtc, DOB eS fciuc
8eIt6tigung bon oem 9cricbt babe,
ieood per aabcl Inn $nfornotiol
criudJt bobe.
Der Gompier nGbio" por eiueS
ser arSBtcn 6ro6tiAiffc i'm Giepite
ser Qtaiirten iln0 ipar bcItiirtt,
@rpBer britiibcr Can't
Compiler in Sic Eiefe.
@ ew Dorf 10 D}0r5. 0er
britiic6c Eoufoanpirr rASuno~, eli
Sdiff BON 62SS Eonueu Der iid mil
eincm Gorgo BON Del oui Dem geaC
bon Den Goli Sdien nad Gu0lauS
befano mur0e ON A. Se6ular ehuc
20 Dleilen bon ser iriiben Siiite por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
GcntIdje Erriic iuiSmet 3cppglip
9ladmnfc.

Berlin 3. aQar8, pia 2ouSuM
10. DRdr3. 2ia aaii5c ociltigbe
NreNe brinot 6elite iarsRi6rIid6c ge.
ritte ibcr oen 2cbcnSlaitf up0 0ie
Grruugcnlbnitcn 0eS Gjrlfcu 3rppel
iin iuelder ii9 mit syclounrIftaa Doa
Siuoenbura III bic Gbre 6er natiouas
len &opuIaritdt ibeiltp Gie 3eitiiu.
gen lpeilen allf 0cl Eribut bin 0pn
aaiier 9ilbeIH Sem 0'rafen au iai.
lIcH 75. @cburtstagc 5pllle. Mi 0aat
cr ion a0an gr6Bten al{aun nes 20,
,Sa9r6ituoerts1 nottc. (Srai Yep4
peliu miro N iciucr lt9lancu llNi4
form wcINe ~ an liebieu trua uN0
III wcIrber " Dem Nublirtr am ~.
fatnteneu mar 1eigelctt Non Srn
DieIcu Grocn itno glusseidiuluacl,
pclbc i6m Dcrllebcn iuoroen maren
icbdBtc er oa9 ciierne Srcu3. ouS rr
iicb i'm Sabre 1870 crtporben 6atie,
ant b6Aiicn.
Ser nalIiue Gidcit- iti0 a2etON.
sara III lueldem IA 6eigeieet mer-
ben miro, murDe belite periiaeeIt laio
ndd Stuttgart gebrad]t iuo 0as @cis
GcubegdugtiB itattiiu0en uiro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Oorbereitmmen fdr 2lrirno omerieonilber l2ocesPie
Cetern fot 10000 Gc,t,en ol@ perI<nft aen,elcet.

res utcScu murS abcr mcrSeu DnrlGua ndt Ont
&CgicrnNg bcIprDdJcH mcrbCu
9a IN Or |cgaugubeit bic &Of Scr NcgierNug
Gdfe neridu uele Wtnnuu unO MoH fir bic Ncabrcuon
Spo bQbcu mnbe IN GcFGn Offclu AreM M uardeRfd
angcbM DaR Dic 6almug 3ntuuf bubad uir6
Die elite Der GpurebauSc rteI sic ben @ereaiateu
ancrtanut IT, udt mcni GuntrebauSeg gicn
ben ucrdcAcuen trafHbrcnOeu NaOuu felt Nns6rud g
Oeu mnAeu nuS mro aIcr acsanbt af Aea na0n
pc Gtl eett uoen wro cs A oarnm 6aan medc @dai
®spcrfdlernua ertaIteu Ioleu nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

einen ocuti1eu llnterieeboot III Sen
@ru1o ae6obrt. 3ieie Sirnoe brad.
ten D}itglieDer Scr @emounimg ocS
GonpierS, bic 6cute all 9orO OeS
@bite Star Campiers oaoriotic"
aus 2iDerpool bier aulaugten
Irei 9luerifauer All 9or0.
Grei Der 8emQnmng maren Pine
ritoner gIrdie @ibs mo Com @il.
ion grioe bon 9lemport 92clpS, ma.
ren inter oen 6etiaen 9lnt6mniliu.
gen.
9}ab @i6S' 9lusiogc muroe ser
Gonpier obne porberige @ornlng
torpeoirt.
Gr er3a6lt 0aB Ser gr6Bere 16eiI
ser Nlonnidaiteu Tb III ocn &oien
beiano lm0 erit ppu oem 9lngriiie
in 5olqe Der Grploiion, moourA sic
2eute ali Sen 9ooen qeIAleii0ert
purOeu crlu6r sic muBten iitb i6s
ren @ea nod oenl Ged ollrt1 cine
Slhb bon Gel erfdmpieu oodj gs.
lang Is 9tGeh ii sic 9oote 3l ge
IanaeuL e9e oos 5Aiif imtcrgiua
Iie leBte GaAridjt BON Ger .Eins
ma" fam am 25. Samtor opu Gdpe
&enrD. nadoeni iie 9}etpport 9}em5
pcrlaiieu batte. sic mar Oas@iaeu-
t6luu Scr Eetroleuml Ianpier-&c
Ieaidait bon 2on0ou mo lpor lin
Sabre 1901 gebart
.@nllGu6cr fa6ren porlall-
iig nidt
% 9inttcr0om 10. aRGr3, pia
gonoon @iS icbt wiuoen nod fei.
he S3rittc fiir sic g8ieoarouinobmc
oes Gcrfe6rS Scr Solono. .9lmerifa.
2inie imternommen. Gin &ertreter
ser 0jeieaic6ait iaotc 6eutc, g marc
nod feline @ntibeiolnq actroiiert
mor6cny oud) auf bic @enat6ribti.
Qtng bon 5eitcn Ser ocutiheu &cgic-
rlnN All Die boadnoiide bin niHt IN
ser @oQ1no sic &criicberltng obiolu.
icr 9iHcrbcit fiir bic Gtbiiiobrt 6iir5
0ie Gor0icc, mciiliA bon @Gnenarf
uac6 Ocu is. Nldr3 gcge6rn rpiro,
ImeIhc 9lonte tron8otlontiidc 5Niiie
einidla9cn niiiiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
ll0NLucrIndl al elMem @aMI6aIcn

N NbiIo0eIpbid a 10. WIdr3
Sin @otc ser 9uaoes 9cierDcbonf
mnroc 6cittc oii oiiencr StroBe ii6crr
iallen lm6 onrh Repolocridliiiie oi
oeu 9eincn itnO 9lrmeu perunnOct
aIs cr ieine SauotoicDe, sic $500 III
@elo uno $500 G6eds clitbieIt, der.
i6eioigen wollte, Iem 9idllber gc,
lana cS nidt init ser @ente 5u ent-
tonMclJ imo CT Qa6 ieinca 9Iamcn
ser Foljei ais 5nitb, p Sabre, bon
GAcoao, an Ser aoiicnbote 1opi0
6ulOloif liegt I'M Soipital iaO wiro
acRciert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11


Gari& 10. M2drS. MI ciueiit
ourd barnber5igc @buelteru aes
iiiBrteu &oitbuls bcHn0et iith ellt
@ouernmdoben iualcbcS BID GiHbilA
olngsfroit Bet sSran8olea 0a0urdj
errcot but, odB iie itu Grait 0ie
Slngirau uon GrIeanS gcipbeu bu4
bcn ipill, meIbe iie mifaeforoert 0as
ben ioll iid on oie 5piee oer frau
S0lilbeu Iuueen 5u ltellen oaS 2au0
opn Den SSein0eH 8u befrcicn. @ic
bciBt 5rdlileiu Berd)an0, lit 20 ssab4
re alt itno lett i'll BET &enOee. stuf
alle 6raaca aiiportct iio nur a;Sras
act MIDI llidlt idD 0arf nidjtS lagen
gSor ollcu Ebellen 8ranfrcith$ mrrs
ocu @iIgrinisfabrtcn bon Slaubiaan
in @eanc aelcBt un0 babrn oieicIbcH
oerartia ATM iidl aegriiicn 0ali ocr
9iidlui bon ASnitierS iith rurdlpIielt
Dat ous Msaodci uah Eurls 8u
bruigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
SyriiGIiuaS .NSnblunarru.

Die neueiten lmo belic6teilen Glc-
Oene scr 5oiion. llnier 2d9cr miro
iid) ais cine Giieuboriuta iiir pic
Israilcu ser Stoot erweilen. DC
noIoic glnslpa6I bon 6urbca fSd-
cons unO @nruirm9cn modcn olS
ialirren 2a0er cinen 1piegel Der
6crricDenocu @}ooe. @ic &reiic ram
Gircn bon
$500, $3.50, $40, $40 mo Dis SEA
llnoornirte S,iite 95c.
@r6iinWlaS pe5ialitdt ciu lelner
1riibia6rS6ui iiw mn. $500
GrHGliuss ginBiisc, WlautrL etc.
Grrluiipc Nlooet iiab inporiirfeu
uno uuiercn eigenen Alooelcn 5l
Rrciicp inuerbaIb ocs @crcids Slller.
gluiii0c AGdnteI uno &leioer gc
itldt Inns beirant etc., $l9,9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

9lu5iigc ans goa Eoplit init
SGuiSlcp 5eioeuntter; 20 NloOcIlc;
morgen fir ~...... Sl4.50
Aldntel ans @oplins, 9crgcS, Ge.
lourS G6inhilla IN giltcr tSarbclis
alSma0l moraen fiir $l0,9S
8. 9lpcnuc 9hi5iigc imo aleocr,
nod scr ollcrneucitcu Nlooc $1,000
Snuicnnc ucucr Nldntcl.
9iclour aSGiih, 9Wella Gn6, Ser.
0eS; ii picleu 6orben iiir
Si0.9S, $i4.50, $3.50, $3.50
GurigiS, Guriess.
". = @. Gl@., N. v. @drncr'3.
Eacmpion'S rmo 9lWericau aaop;
gFo0cllc iiir aile ,Siglreu roiicnO.
Erctic ranairc1 BON f9c, bis $500
9ienn aiobdllc m grciie 0ott
$3.50 bis s....... $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
"StOrItao",
SSm Oelgil6eu Siilts.
Oicult lteOemO,
0Scu cimem Eauebbnpt in
ben WrunD gebObrt.

Gin 2tucrifoner al 8oro @uroc
oereitct. @ritiidcs Gonfi@ifi
a@ima" (62ss Somcm, o'i
Ocm iid orei 9lmcrifouer beiou-
ocn pericntt. 9luoe6lid obne
@arnung Dcrieuft. Der frou-
85iiiBc 6rdatoaupfcr ~0bio".
cin s7o0- aDnucn-0ampfcr, po6r-
idcinlib lt9cot 0pfer.
Qon0on, 10. 0idr3. G5 aiug
bier 5eEte oIc oiti5ielle 9ludridt elm
oaB Oer uorpesii6e Gonpier 0Stor
iiao" ciu beIgiideS Siilis SHiif
ocr ciucn onerifanii1en 9iirgcr au
8oro 5otte 0urh Gin Eaud6oot Der.
ieuft por0en iit
Bon ocn NttQlie0ern Scr gcmon-
nuag iiH0 27 geIouoct moroen, Oo.
runtcr ser glmerifancr. Sin Wiits
glieo Der 9emounlng itor6 in 5olgc
Ser auSaeiianOeneu Gtrapu5en mO
me6rcre anoere lperOeu pernliBt,.
Gs pir0 oiii5iea crfldrt, oab Scr
Iampier unter Scr 1loaQe Der 2lnc.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-09
BRITISH LOSSES
DYUDOATSKEEP
WEEKLYAvERAGE
France and lilly However
Report Fewer Ships Sunk.
With Sailings Unimpaifet.

LONDON. AuF taThs weekly
sisisnent - ihs Adm falty roads
'Iur tho wsos sHdInf Aus o. A.
rivals - 90 nationai'tiss over 100
tons. 2t51. sailInrs. gfst
"nnush m"r,hauirsg sunk ~
mins 90 submarine, over 1900 ions
"a. including two uhe' ws,f ending
Juiy -. under 1900 tons. tSo. Ilsh-
inF vessels sunk. none.
"iritlsh vessels unFuccs sshilly at
tackled. rs. Including ono tho week
ending July ~ and Two the week ,nd-
inF July 90"
ln the previous week eighteen YES.
sols 81 over coo tons we're lost and
three under that nEuro. Tho average
of large vessels sunk since the unre-
strictod submarine campaign began
Feb. ! ~ close 20 twenty-one.
PARIS. Aug. S.-frho weekly orr
cihl report Of French shipping losses.
issued last night. shows that four
vessels OF 1900 tons or more. and
two vessels Of less than that tonnage
were sunk. Xix merchantmen were
attacked unnecessarily by Eubma-
rlnes.
During the week gls vessels OF all
nationallties entered French ports
and sSi left such ports.
ROME. Aug. s.--DurinR tho week
ended Aug. 8. says the official ship
ping report issued last night. Italian
shipping losses comprised two
steamers and one small sailing ves-
sci.
In tho weekly period is7 vessels OF
gross tonnage OF 3b5,i75 entered
italian ports and H2 vessels. OF
| 337.l90 tons. sailed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-09
CROPSEY IS MUM;
FUS|ON|STS STILL
ON UNEASY STREET
Continued from First Pago.)

Committee will meet tonight TO
listen to the claims Of candidates.
Mayor Mitchell, Il was announced
to-day. will be a candidate for re-elec-
ton no matter what Justice Cropsey
does II It should happen that Justice
Cropsey enters tho primaries and de-
feats him for the Republican nomina-
ton, Mitchell will run on petition.
William Hamlin Childs. Chairman Of
tho Fusion Committee backing tho
Mayor, cllnched Mitchel's detormina-
ton TO 30 II 10 finish with Cropsey
when he declared:
"On behalf OF the committee / want
TO say that Mayor Mitchell will surely
be a candidate for reelection.
THE great body OF anti -Tammany
voters In this city may rest assuresA
that this committee will faithfulls .
and adequately represent their inter-
ests, and that they will assuredly
have an opportunity on Election Day
to express themselves on the re-elec.
tion OF the present Administration as
contrasted with placing either the
Tammany organization or the Repub-
lican organization IN control OF the
citys affairs.
mayor Mitchell Is now considered
throughout this country the highest
type OF municipal executive. New
York Is to-day the best governed big
city In the United States. No longer
Is our city Administration n term OF
reproach. And every voter in New
York is entitled 20 an opportunity at
election time to go on record for OF
against Mayor Mitchell and what he
has accomplished"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-09
KAISER CALLS CHIEFS
TO ANOTHER WAR COUNCIL
Chancellor Michaelis and Other
High Officials Go to Grand
Headquarters.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 9.-one OF the
most important conferences in months
has been called by the Kaiser at Grand
Headquarters. Chancellor Michaelis
has left Berlin for headquarters in re-
sponse to a summons from the EN-
peror.
Participating in the conference will
be the military. government and dlplo-
matte leaders OF the Empire.
Those attending furnish one OF the
most imposing arrays OF German lead
ers that have come together since the
outbreak OF the war.
In the conference will be the Crown
Prince. Field Marshal Won HindenburG
Quarter Master General Ludendoru'
Chancellor M!chaelis, Dr. ,kuhlman. IL,
new Foreign Secretary Nico Chancel'
inr ana Minister OF Interior HelfferlCh
and DR.. Won Stumm, permanent See
retary OF the Foreign Office.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-08-09
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK. N. Y.
Aug 9-The entries for tomorrow a
races are as follows;
flRST RACE For thrce. yrar-ulds, handicap;
six iurlougi sand stone "a lmpl, 100; Hollis
ter umpl. lQe; Tom MCIagsar, no Alyord.
W; Marie Miller 10; BarD shannon. lO9
M"ndirap, ll2; Cumpfire, l2d. Aauayau. lO7
Diamond lOli Hyauns, iU6; Queen Errant lO2,
SBcoNp RACE For four lear-olds aud M:
steeple,RHs handicap; about two miles aud a
THlRp, RACE for fiuios. two.ye,r.olds
essimn!ns five an! GaH furl'ngs lima scnerr
illue laIadte. iO5i Miss Bu1ero 100, 'Tunm,
Royal lleact. lo7 uma.ila, 10. LADY Long
FOtRTii RACE-For tnree year old, and m
want handicap. ore mile. bus'us Hmpl *
Dlck Williams, III: Pan Maid 30. Greti Joncs
lO2. Crank los; G6riag. loo: Whimsy. 10
femmck 100 FnI col Imp no
FIFTH RACE For fouryrirolh and up
selling; one mile ami tlree-sil teeuths -'Th
Grader no; Lite Nearer III. 'Do,cdale los
~ gIrhlll, lld; Cut Fled. 10
. SIXTH HACE For t"oyesr-o -olds' conditions
ilGGi, rfha%i35 l%gl, I'D. 10 sutsG],i 10
Connolly, ll6; Amtita ~: Beautiful katheretn
100: slark, ll2; Rlfle, 40 Regal l.oige hmpD
100: Ivan Mist lO6 Aziec. 100; puach-r ~,
LAniu impl 100 GuessWork, li2; Sixteen {,
Ore iIb: Analoa li2
'Apprerucv allowance claimed woaiheS cloudy
Tneak slOR.