davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
gIms Ocntidlen @creincn.

nGldenfron51 wiOmct iid Ocnl @obl-
tb0ti0feitSOcnitc. ,Teutide
@cniit6Gbfeit" fcicrt i6r Stii-
trtngsfcit i'm 6e6rior. Ser
pGolm6io Is Giitrift" initolIirt
lcinc ncucu 9comtcn
Gie Sanger OeS @eIongpereins
oei6enfron5" botteu iid oeiicrn
NbcnO 81 i6rcr Sinqitlnoe i'm Der.
ciuSIofale an ser 3. unO @ougb-Str.
clngeilnocn, nm iultcr Scr 9eitlng
ibres CiriQentcn George yS. EoebI-
monn Die @eiGnee ein5uiibcu, ueldc
om If. RGr5 in Oem @o6ltb0tie-
fcitS Gon5crt fir Oos g9ieBneribc
SSoilcnbous al Der @oItern- mo
9igblono gloenue geiungen perOcn
iollen SSn scr fiir5en @eicbditS-
iibung murocn ciuige GinIaOun-
Gen bonn Sefretdr Seinrih @ieiefiug
oerIeien. Ter n9lr6eiter @eiongoer.
Gin" Dotte cine @inIoOimg gum Mos-
fenboII, Oic ocntib oitcrreidiid.
iIn9oriihc Got6c &rcll5 @cicllidoft
cine iolde sum geiuh Der Oclitidcn
Ibeotcrporltelhmg, oie am /. Sc
brnar III oAlbougb's E6coter~ 81
&obltb6ti0fcitS5meden obgebolten
mcroen ioll, Der nCSrobiinn" cine @in-
loolng 81 cinem llnter6oltuugs-
gl6eno mo ser ,Geutibc Ebeater-
Serein" cine @inloonng gum @los'
fen6ou jltgcionOt. &rdiiOeiit @Iitop
&crnden iiibrte ocn Goriib.
- eutide @emiitblid fcit."
Ger &ereiit ,Teutide @cniitblif-
felt" Der icoen Somltog gIbenO in
@oebclS 6oHe 5uiommcnfommt,
iuirO 9lufougS Sebrnor icit StiI.
tln9Sieit feiern Tie 9eonttcn oieies
|ercius iino: 6ris SunobIltt, %rdii-
Oent; @eor9c 9auterbo6, Gice.&rdii-
oent; @iIliom Sobidt S6obmei
tier unO Senrp N}iiner, Sefretor.
rGolitm6io OiItrift."
Ser nGolulnbio Giitrift Or. o.
2. Il. 81 Ictte III iciucr Gerionn.
lung in @ocbelS Sollc all scr 3. imo
@ouo6 StroBc oic neucu 9eamten
IN i6rc SIcmter Gin. Cic Gcrenonic|
iulrOc 0nrdJ oen Suprcmc Gcpntp
Soicp6 Sodron poreenonlncn Die
neuen @conitcn Iino: g9iaiom 6.
@o6itt 9rGIioent; 6rib Snug6Iutb,
Gicc.@rdIiocnt; Seinri1 Nliillcr, &C.
frct6r. lmO. ISrcO. 8uiGer. Sdoemci.
tier. 0os 6inoit5.Goniitc 6eItc6t aus
oen 6crrcn 9iuOolpb Sobidt. Con-.
Seimbod imO 9lueuit @oebcI gluf-
31eSr 1T G6orIeS Grciict 6ii1rcr gbr
3iuu
Sltbcr rs lu6 r@ormouic.g
Ger 3it6er.Gmbn Sornonic~ bicIf
N Der @obnrng ocs Scrrn s.
.Sellt 9'r. 1917 @oriub glpcnuc,
leulc regelndBiec llcbrmgSihtnOe IS
pnrOcn 3itbcrpicccn fir sic itottfui-
oenoe luitcrboItns cingeii6t. Sers
Y. SGmieocfc uiroc olS YlitgIieO
oilf9enomncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
9oIiaih actSOtct.

, N|NtpNNt O' NNNltH hNltt UhiNtlNbN ~
itritt purOc gclteun gl6enO pon
cncu bcto6ioaenOen cleftriihen
Grobt ollgenblidlitb get6otet.
Ger llnfol erei9uetc iib in ser
Gorf Sig6tS 9Ipenue.
Sin troggiihes ,S6idIol ereilte
gcltern 9lbeno I'M 6 llbr gG6enos Oen
% Sabre olten @1idoeI $. Burns
bon g1r. 1904, M1ooiiou.g(penuc, ci.
ncn ro0fabrenocn 9oli5iiten Oes
rorolidcn GiltriftS, ais er cine elef.
trii1c @ogenlampfe Dor Dem Soule
gir. 1912, 8orf Siebts 9Ipenue, in
SrOmlng bringen poIlte. 0ie 80.
geulompe mar olisgegnngen inO, um
iie pieoer in 8etrieb ou lteIen. lebnte
Burns ieiu 3petroo OIL Oen @ieiIer
un0 riittelte on Der nit ser 2ompe
berbinoenen Sette, Inn Iie ooourcb
wieOer in Nronllng au bringen.
Scum botte CT feline Sono an sic
9ette eelegt, Oo fiel oie 2ompe Iommt
Dem eleftriicben Grobt ouf ibn her
ob. Ser 2ebtere fiel i6m onIdei.
nenO ouf bic SduIter. Burns ItieB
ciucn S6rci aus lmo itiir5te 5u 80
Oen. Or. Somes @; glfeburlt scr in
9lr. 40t2, 9Sorf pigbts 9lDcnur,
pobnt, elite oem &erlmgIiidten All
Siilfc, fonnte aber nur oeIlen Sob
ieititellen Der 3eigefingeu lno
3oumen 0cS @etootcten moren bon.
itGnoi9 pcrbronnt ciu ,3ei6clL ouB
CT Oen 0robt ser iid tbeiImeiie nm
Icinen aopper gci6hInaeh bntte, bon
iib reiBen poIlte, po6ei ibm ser oolle
Strom 6rdb sic @Heoer fubr.
Scr 2ei6uon muroe noh Dem Sci.
tbcnbeitutttneS Gtobliiiement bon
@m. Gbenopetb & Sou OIL ser G6eIt.
nut-StroBe ge6ro6t. Coroner Naor.
riiieB bonn noroIiben DiItrift miro
bellte ,eine llnteriuhuns onltellen.
@S fonnte nod fein 3euge geflnoen
peroen Der ooS ltngliid gon5 nit on.
gelcben bate.
Burns gebortc ieit bier Syo1rcn ser
Boli5ciforcc OIL lno nor CRIT felt ci-
nigcn Wionoten III 0ent nor0lidlen
@iltritt tbGtig. Seine 6rou Ger.
tril0e mar pie bonn Sdloae aerii6rt,
oIS iic Ole 0iobSbotl6oft bcrno6m.
gluBer i6r binterlGBt oer@erimoliidtc
bier ainoer oie oicriGbrioe Neorp
Gertrude, oie Oreii1briee Sulio, sen
5peiidbrigen SSoues imo sic ncin
gtonote olte SeIen.
2 d limm pcr6ronnt.
Wlit idipcren @ronoluun0cn AM
9iiiden ltno All Oen 99ciuen milroc
Scr bier Sabre alte ScnrO Sdud
geitern gtabnlittog bon ieiner Nlut.
ter in etnem Sitnepsgus nod Oenr
SobnS Soptins SoIpital ae6rodt,
lno oie 9Ier5te gloilben foun OoS
>Seben oes ainoes retten 81 fonnen.
gSie Die W}utter ioetc, na6m ibr
Sobr cine Shod)tel Streidb6lser
lmo ltedte eincn Soiien @opier mIf
einen leereu &Iote binter Iciner eI-
trli1en @obnung, 0lr. T. 9}orO.@oit.
Gpenie, in Brand, iuo6ei ieine aIei.
Ger 6cuer fingen.
Anto trodte in @Ieftri.
ihe.
gIIs Sorrp 8. 9lorris BON gar. $40,
9loro-@ap-Strabe. nit ieinem 9luto
IN Der g}dbe ser 9ilttter unO Nlc.
@lcdcu-StraBe cincm aroftpooen
ser o9lnericau 9rclpep So aus
meiHen pollte, coIIioirte CT init ei.
mem StroBenbobnpageon ser N1c
N'e1en.S StroBen'2inie, Gie @leftri.
ide iomobl pie Scr Wlotormaaen
wnrOen bei6dOigt. 8err 9SorriS miro
iid morgen luegen 8erIeblmo ser
Serfe6rsporidriiten IN ser uoroweit.
liden &oli5eiitation 5ii oeroutporteu
bo6eil.
MISUNDERSTANDING 6crtc uffcn.
Su nor nr0chfi, contamination, 9N,f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
gImtomOGiL.g .glnsiteIlnna Nclte pffcn.

Sn Der pr0dtie geihmiidten Mof,
fcn6oIlc OeS 5. Heeiments miro
6eltte 9l6enO INN z ll6r oic iG6rlid)
pieoerfebrcnoe gliitonobil ghtsItel.
lung erofinet mcroen lmo bis sum
ShIuB onf 6reitog INN Wlitternoht
miro oic rieiige Solle ons Nlecco in.
gc5obltcr 2iebbo6er ocS 9lutomo6il.
Sports lein sllle befonnten O1orfen
peroen aui Der g(usiteIlimg oertrc.
ten icin uno eS beiBt, OoB Ser @e,
Iammtwertb Der ouSgeiteatcn aroft-
wogen beinobe Die Sunne bon
$lOOO.OOO erreift. Ser 9eiter ser
9luSitelluug lit Serr S. DC. 2lcius,
Der Scfrctdr ocS 9hltomo6ilGm6s
bon Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
Sic ogiurta4 acIidtct?

LIZ yNlNtth AtVuttl
Gicie 0ieIoma ent6ebrt nod Scr ge.
itdtigmle 9ritiiberaraBel Si
eiucn aaperer 3erit0rt ho5ef
@os Elm &eooIper icrtig brinat
@uenos 9(ircS. 9lrgentinieu
%. Sonuor. llnbcitdtigte @eriibtc
liefcn beitc in Ntarinefreiien bon
Wfontepioco. llrugiop, Elm, Dab ocr
oepti1e areli5er o@ineta~ ouf See
ltnmeit Der aiiite bon Bahia Blanca.
glrgentinien geiidtet moroer iei.
(sSriibcre 9eribte iiber friegeriihe
Sboten eines oeutiden San0eIs5er,
it0rcrs i'm iuoIiheu 9ltIautiihen
G3eon gaben an Dab Ser unbefonnte
9apercr ole nGiuetd@ ieiu t0unte;
Dies lit ober niht beit6tiet ipor6en.)
gueuos Iircs, grgentinien
%. SamIor. ga Greuia" Deroi
ientlidt eiu Gelegronm aus gho DC
Soueiro, pelebeS beioet ooB einer III
@ernambuco eingetroiienen IepeiAe
5lioIge ser britiide &reiBer a@Ids.
golu" 1870 Neilen oItIid BON &ara
eilen Oelltiden Sanoels8eritorer Der
icrft babe @in5el6eiten ipnrSen nidjt
genlcl0et
2on0on @. SSomlor 2eutih
LAMBS SSibcl ii6cr sic 2cilulngeu 0eS
Son0els3crit0rcrs int iiioliheu atlou
tiidcn Gceau lit o6uc @ren3cn Ger
oeptiHc Wioriuc So6peritdnoiec
Gopitdn &eriliS, briugt i'm .1oge
bIott" iuieOcr iii @riuneruun oaB
5ilr Belt Scr crioIgreihen gIngriffc
0clitider shiife ini cugIiihcn anuaI
i'm Sftobcr in0 glopembcr Der oa
maIiac Wloriueniniiter glrt9ur g1l
iour oas llnterbauS periiherte. oa6
Der britiidc @oht0ieuit fiiuftig ID
ohtiom ieiu ioeroc, oaB oie Dcuiiclrn
cine 70 aemogtc expedition nic iuics
Der unternebfnen iuiir0cn.
Captain %crHuS ioat. odB Sir gS.
iporO Goriou nidt i'm Stouoc mar
Serrn 9alfoirs @eriidcrung aeredt
81 werOer imO fiibrt an oaB Ieitte
oeutide Observation-Disclosures ieitoem
nlebrere Slngriiic in britiiheu 0eiu1is
fern modtcn uno oaB oie 5ipeite
nNloUc" ein eroBeS lleberpaiier
Sdiii, Die britiideH Soften eriola
reid poilirtc itno il Sen atIortiirbcn
Ocean aeIanatc ullnicre eicoal,teu
idlicB scr Gopiidn slpcr0cu iu
ndhitcn Mouat umo IN ocn u1dliicR
@odcn Sic 5peitc ol)lopc~ bcpJcitcn
iuIo pir bcgcn oie bciten Soiimnaeu
fir ibre tapiere Wlannihait
Ter Correspondent scr oLimesr
iaat, BOB Scr Gbef ocs ocntiheH SlS.
miroIsitobes, aIs er 9euterant
9Q0eiuib, oen Gommanoouten Ser
&riienmonnd]ait Ser yDarrop0ale
grotulirte, beirastc, ob es ihu ri4t
eirre geipogtc Sluigabe mar nit cincr
10 flciuen Ylannlhaft 462 @ciais
seue in Sdloh 81 bolteu, 2ieuteuont
gooelpis eripiocrte, er babe ieipe sc
iongeueu frei bcrumeebcn laiien una
bab Die Gage gon5 iher betradtct
70 lanae man eiuen uaeuoIucr1 ilr
Belts babe Gr iagte aud ooB Ste
9erfoItiglmg ser @efangepen oesl
llmItduocu cniiprcdcuo aierli*
leidt por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
SOOt anfgcfnnOcn.

Scr SO Sabre olte Syobn @lirn.
bor puroe geitern g(beno I'M 8 ltbr
toot in ieiuen 3inumer i'm Souic S1r.
900, 6eu-StraBe, bon einem W1it6e.
nobner, glnOrem Sobnion, oufgeflns
0en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

@oI'% I1'V%,'OSrnel'r Sl'r Sorrinoton luirO So$.
oerre6tc c'ss,',,ool,'9en y, inn ociicn 9iir-
mcorn y ,,. 5n lt9ern. @oIi6 wliroc
@es ss' e1eOerlo9rens ser arou Slnulc
Dor 6rei S'lol'r g''r N ser @6orlcs-str.
SonSt % ,,,S So9ren nod Su6t6olic se.
Grn 'rI So"",9 ",'O ole strofc lauft in cini.
Se'' Sem .ssa9eI SaSen aO IS beiBt, Oab @olib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
Die vGnOd MISUNDERSTANDING. a

Sn Der So6resoerlommliing oes
9ireftoriums Der ,@noh %rott SSrei.
9ibIiotbefq rrterbreitete ser 9i6Iio.
tbefor Or. 9ernnrO 6. Steiner ae.
tern ieinen Sobresberibt. g(us Dem.
ielben eebt beroor, OoB bel Dem 9c.
glnnc oeS So6res 1917 346.t04
Sonoc mo 50S 3citi6riitcn in Scr
Sibliotbcf porban0en maren. SSn Oer
GcrIpoltin9 moren 1872 9eontc mo
9lngcltclltc tbGtig. 0ie ocIomniten
llnfolten belieien ii6 ouf $t0S,.
379.35. g9G6reno oeS Sya6rcs rplir.
ben 1897 neue 9GGer qcfauft lmO
57S6 Bidder lollrOcn 5uriidge5ogcn.
DoS 9ibliotbefipitem beItonO in
1916 aus Scr Gentrol.8i6Got9ef,
ledsdebn 3nei9en uno 3pei 9(blicie-
rln9sltotioncn oubcroent wlirOen
SliAer nod SO Snitituten eeionot.
Sm &elc5immcr mur0en 6731i 9ii.
der ituO 69,S42 WtoaoSinc bcnibt.
Slm SabreSIhliB moren Al, ,795 2ei6s
forten ouseeitellt. Ger interelIonte
9eridt oes Or. Steiner. meIder i'm
Druid erldeint, entbGlt monhe De.
ber5igenswertbe GotbidIGee uno Nln.
Qoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23
gImcrifaniIher WlarineIoI6at aeI6Ntel

NmerlFanIldler WIarInclOlcat BefUlffl
@nibiugton %. Sannar
Gin ndbtIiher aaupi 5ipiithen eiu-
geborenen 9anoiteu ml0 onlcrifoni.
iIen WiariReioloaien IN oer oomini,
faniiben 9iepublif botte Ben Eoo a,
mes Moriueioloaten 5ur 6oIge. Giu
3peiter iDuroe idwer DcrIebt. Ties
witroe bcute Dem Dlarine.1cpartc
ment gemeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

Nonooit, 22. ,Sauudr. Nri-
tiide geropI0ue bombaroirten cire
tiirfiidc 9hmitious-5abrif III gnes
ooo, miro beite offi5iell gemeloet.
Ger @ortlout oeS 8eridt folat;
09lm Snmitog mnrfcH unIere
AeropIanc 6 9onben bon ie 100
4tiuo aif uno Inn oic tiirfiide DlM.
nitions-6abrif IN Der Gitaoene BON
@na0a0 berlm.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

Staotratbs Giltrifte Baltimore.
Stoats 9eomtenNtnO .9eboroen
Staots gIppellatiouS @eriht.
Gooesfdae bon GeiitIdcn in 1916.
llnteriec SdnoeISmarine.
Gotim fir Er6iioert iu@oItimorp
Gotlim in 9oItimore fir gunocs.
Senotor III Baltimore.
gotum fir 8uuocs Senator III
WldrDlono.
&ottm iiir 9(nienomcntS.
@otiun fir Frobibitiou mo 16tt
lidc.
@ohun fir Budget.
sSclttrieg ih 1916.
@iliensluertbeS bei'm Noiien.
@tltereigniiie.
SSanoertogc III Gueuoiit
@obI Ere5iufte ii Baltimore.
Noiieurihter III Baltimore.
3peites Sabr oes @eItfrieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

bang crreidtc, fraete CT ieiue 6rou
mas fic eetbou bate, uno iie antpor
tcte. u@eb' meg mo bring uns wnt
9cidcnbeitatter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-23

AbnKnenten, bic ben ,Ienfgoen Nnrr,shsn.
nenteh" Mat phutulda eDer nnreaelmdBia tr.
lnlten, ittb Hebetent ber Office hapnM pef kegsu
pppR pbry imrstuln WllttesIEWNa an rla&ea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-08

1t is a place reminiscent OF
Jacobean times in old England,
oaken paneled and tranquil with
the patina of times hand. 1t has
been created with specific ap-
propriate purpose. That purpose
is, first, to house and display
Columbia Grafonolas of antique
period design, and, second, to
provide a beautiful place for those
who prefer to shop on Fifth Ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-08

GU are invited to inspect, inside and
outside, work of art. We refer to re.
markable store, new in fact but antique
in manner and seeming, the Columbia
Grafonola Store at Ill Fifth Avenue, to
be opened on Monday, July 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-08

nue. for their Columbia Grafo-
nolas of any style, as we'll as lik-
ing to hear the latest Columbia
Records under such agreeable
circumstance as this store pro-
vides. Both the antique store and
the rare merchandise discover
able there have a fine, remote
charm, and are things rich with
recompense for those who make
the trip to see them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
COURSE TO OPEN
At Y. N. TONIGHT

Offering an opportunity for men
who want to prepare for examinations
for commissions IN the Officers Re-
serve Corps to secure coaching in the
technical subjects in which they are
examined, a preparatory course under
the instruction of Lieutenant r. f.
Witsell, [. S. A.. will open at tic
Young Mems Christian Association
this e"ening. Lieutenant WitseIl will
direct the study Of the men in the
class and will lecture on the various
subjects with which they must DO
familiar in order to pass their exam,
nations.
Captain P. NJ. Smoot Of the Reserve
Corps and Lieut. WitselI have JUST
completed courses of instruction with
two large groups Of men who are now
to take their examination There is i
large advance enrolment for this new
class. 1t will meet three EVENINGS Z
week from $50 to $50 p. n. Men
interested should enroll at the ass -
citation before 80 tonight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
BEGIN DREDGING
ABOUT AUGUST Ia

Official advices from the war de
partmpnt at WASHINGTON to Lieut.C"L
Robert r. Raymond, corps of enei-
neers, Hawaiian Department, state
that dredging in Honolulu harbor,
which is under contract to the Stand
ard American Dredging Company,
will commence on or before August
Is.
No word of any conference on the
matter is given in the message, Col.
Raymond says. but tn" cable states
that this date is satisfactory with the
war department.
The contract for this work was
given to the Standard American COM
pany several months ago and for con
siderable time no definite word has
been Jbtanab,e regarding it. 1t is
understood that the company will
probably send its big turbine dredge
which it formerly had on dredging
jobs mere, for this work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
TO ASK BOARD TO
NAME engineer

In order that work on the belt road
from the Pail may commence as soon
as possible, now that the legislature
has appropriated 100000 for this
purpose, George Collins, city and
county engineer, will ask the board
of supervisors at its meeting this even
ing to approve the appointment Of
another engineer.
In mis- letter to the board Collins
points out that work Of that magni.
tude will need an engineer who will
give mis- entire time to it and as the
present force has all the work it can
attend to another engineer is neces-
sary.
For this position Collins has select,
ed Oh 1rles Rea, a civil engineer who
has done considerable construction
work about the territory. 1t is esti
mated that the $,'",000 will take the
belt road to the Waikane district and
will entail a large amount or prelim
mary surveying
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01

It is further shown by the slHTNiuc
men that as the british have been
nearly all withdrawn from TIE Pacific
tie IA 0npsp ar" cainmG DOW rradA
routes AMI business by lea : and
bounds which commercial interests
Of this country should do sOmothinG
TO get into their own hands Another
point to ne urged upon the shipping
board is the DETECTION Of a Large
amount of Orient IMPORTS TO Sar
Francisco instead Of through Sr"z t.
New York. thus giving tho American
railroads a largely Increasing husi-
ness in foreign f:elght from this coast
to the East.
Want to Charter Boats
work on repairing the German
bark Ottawa, seized recently Ivy fpd-
or2! authorities at San ETdntiSCU, after
lying interned at Richardson's Bay
since the opening of the war. was be-
gun during the week at HanlOns
yards in Oakland. Captain Wayland
former master Of the WhaIer Beluga,
who has recently returned from Aus
trala with that vessel, has been
named commander of the Ottawa and
will supervise her repair. While soy.
eral shipping firTs in San Francisco
have asked for the charter or pur
chase Of German vessels in San Fran,
cisco anl Honolulu, which are to be
repaired and put into commission, no
such authority has been granted Wire
advices to one firm from WASHINGTON
stated that the government plans to
operate the vessels itself and that
none will he turned over to private
ONnpra
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
Use OF EX-GERMAN VESSELS ASKED
BY FRISCO FROM SHIPP|NGBQARD

Requests for rSn Of several If tho
pN-G"rman refugee morl hant steam-
ers. Nhirh Lave been lowed from this
port TO San Francisco for permanent
rerAirs. have been made to the fed
eral SHY ping board by the San Fran
cisco chamber Of commerce and vari-
Ous shipping firms Of tLo Bay City,
according to the Coast Spamen's Jour
nal. 1t says:
An official request to the United
States ShIppinG Board from the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce to
turn over at least two German vessels
to the Pacific Mali Company for
service out Of this port to the Orient
probably will be made. Several ship
ping men have taken the matter mp
with the chamber of commerce ard
early action is looked for.
GIut Of Orient Freight
1T is pointed ont by shippers that
there is such a glut Of freight await,
ing shipment in the Orient that they
cannot receive goods ordered, and
likewise that the tonnage here is not
large enough to take care of the
freight Offering. They believe that
this aid to the Mail Company should
he given because il is impossible to
have steamers huilt at the present
time.
"Just now, they say, is the time to
foster an American merchant marine
on the Pacific and to give San Fran,
cisco a large fleet Of American yes.
sells to compete with the Japanese
steamers which are in such number,
here
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-01
NIETERT is SLATED
FOR STEN0GRAPHER
IN HEEN'S DIVISION

II. +. Nietert, official shorthand re.
porter for the local federal court, has
zen selected by Judge William H.
'leen as reporter for the third divis
On OF circuit court. The judges have
appointed Attorney William l.. Whit
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INWARD

Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku,
Waialua and Waianae-"8:36 am,
80 pm.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:45 am, 1886 am.
"ll:O2 am, "1:38 pm, "4:24 pm.,
$50 pm. fps pm.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
IelIehua-'9:15 am, '1:52 pm,
1853 pm, *7:13 pm.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (Only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at $50
am. for Haleiwa Hotel; returning
arrives in Honolulu a. 1910 pm.
The Limited stops only at Pearl City,
Eva Mill and Waianae.
"D":ly. Except Sunday. tsunday
only.
G. P. | NISON, +. C. SMITH,
Superintendent G. p. A.
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Richard Hippo, t., Of No. W 112th
ST., New York. told Fire Marshal PriaI
and Principal BirkinS. of =. :. To-,
117th St. and s.. Nicholas Avenue,
how he caused four fires in the school
in three weeks.
An American serving in the German
army has been awarded the Iron
Cross. He is Capt Oswald Sapper,
of Mayvilc. Wis., He asked American
newspapermen TO inform his wife and
friends at Nayville that he is III good
health.
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OAHU RAIL WAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-'9:15 am, 1920 pm.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
0tations-t7:3O am, '9:15 am,
*ll:3O am, '2:15 pm. 1920 pm,
.: Is pm. 1880 pm, tll:l5 pb.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-.l1:02
a.m,' T2:40 pm, 800 pm. "11:3O
For Leilehua-+6:OO am.
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A commission of three members, ap.
pointed by Govern Whitman, is to
be established in New York State to
cooperate with the Federal Govern
ment and other states in the conser.
walton and distribution of food.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per ILL., str. CIaudine for Maui
ports, June Nv. E. Moore, Joseph
Abreu. NJ. + COrdeira
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