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casual
run across srogps g school boys ara g Of
enthusiasm q the people Of the isasds along
since yoa saiched the
arises the
Of the address 10 Amer
available
80
Eoand g e devoted e isIns
sntssE ssrdasrs might 3 called for each the
portion Of the field
kfsa Y them by Essen e shaIEs Of TIE yaoIe
wishing that they
lad deil1e service which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
PROBLEM IN
HAWAII DEMANDS
MEN ON. The SOIL
Businessman With National
Experience Says ALI Militia
Should Be Taken TO Camps

= Disaster to sfe.sd prodnction IN Tia.
vail VIII follow mobilization &C the
National GIrafd unless such guards
men as are engaged IN lines OF pro.
due en are excused from service. de
clares Samuel r. Haserot OF Cleveland
one Of Americas leading Gamers, q
former president of Wholesale groe
ers association and a man Who has
been engaged throughout his business
life IN handling food ON "a large scale.
NJ. Haserot, who is president of ths
Haserct Canneries Company of Glepe
land and q former president Of the
Naticnals Gamers Association. Is IN
Hawaii on "a business trip, his com.
pany being largely interested in pine
apples with local producers. ; :.
Years of experience III ! handling
food problems on Z big scale, made
him particularly obseRant during a
recent trip to Kauai II is his COMIC
ton that on Kanaj as on other islands
or the group. IL the guard mobilization
takes in all the members, the islands
WIN be seriously erirpled in food pro.
duction. - S - -
Presfdents WILSON'S message % ths
American people itself Is shsolute
proof that Hawaii should not de crib
pied In food prediction through i
mistaken idea that che entire nilitIa
should be called out On mo- ilization. &
be says. q ,ils this mes ase, published
b fun in the stars alietin last Tues.
day and IN the Adyeftises to-day, there
hcclifs this pafagfaph. e S
= take fthe liberty. therefore, Of,
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French Hammer Away On West Front

s BERLIN, Geonany May IA French stormng afa1t
failed today between Prosnes aud Anberive.
Twenty five British and French airplaresan tebaoonS
were downed today on the western front. 8ss q s
- NEW YORK My, May 1.-The French have launched
their expected attack upon the Germans holding Tie line Che
champagne country and last night accounts Of the hgltns
told Of heavy gains al along tile new battle line point
the south Of BiIne oloints east of Mont Ganle the
SAUL, was made, and number of importanf German
Holds fento the French hands together with trenches TIA
guarded other points The attacking forces advanced from
FIVE hundred thousand meters all along the line Norteast
of Mohthaut the French gains AMOUNTED to about q
a mile = ..s<tss. .<at, ~ ii - s
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DELI NQUENT TAXES in
i TERRITORY ARE LEGION

Work for a delinquent: tax commits,
sion was given another boost this
afternoon i'm the senate when the judi.
,eiary committee reportsd in, fafgt pf
the adoption of house bill 261s ] Il,
1. The object Of this bill Says the
report, rs to have .efeated commits.
sion OF five members ftlieach Of the
counties to examine deiiqusnt tax ac-
counts and determine the pbssibility
of collecting such delinquent taxes;
and IL the accounts are found to be
collectabIe then TO caneel the same
The books of the various counties are
simply fun Of accounts which are gun-
eoI1ectable and this would be ameans
Of Wiping out 4 lot Of dead timber
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
RESERVE CORPS
. IS POPQlbR NTH
]. P'ATRlOlg ONES
More Than loo AXE Applica.
lion and Thus Far Eight
Have GomIais IONS

> The officer s. resefx g &c Is ] III con
timing % be Il very p6piflaF hraTleh
sof the ssrFice and already over zoe
men have signed up here and many
are already out at Schofieid barracks
or Fort Shafter studying hard in the
/ Al Fort shafter Examinations are
now taxing place fer the reserve! Off
GERS ana ncncomnaissieIied officers,
and also among the Officers OF 1.-THE
regular army fur promotion. 2
Since fhe9estab lish iiient of the Off
GERS reserve corps here, however
only eight men have received commits,
sions, They are: John K Butler, Mel.
vim r. Ginla James t. Phillips, All
appointed CAPTAINS IN the quaTternast
eris corps; Ralph g. Hussey, g e:
echaefer, Peter SorensenL. Eliariss r.
Meyeys appoint % Captains III tie IN;
fantrg, and William j. Jackson, fst
lieutenant in the infantry II
according 10 MAI charles Lincoln.
head Of thskreserveS officers depart
Inent, the, largest number OF applIea-
lions are for the infantry. Recently
the field artillery has become q popu-
lar branch and there are also several
who have signed up for the cavalry.
Many have also applied for the quar-
department.. s
Never since the estab lishnlent pf
Fort Skater has the place sseen SO
much activity The post. is TILED with
men studying hard for c0lhmissi Onsi
and With other preparatiohs 40f war
going on ii Fesefnbles the pr0Terblal
bee hive,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
ChANcEILO TO OFFER LATEST
PROpO IN REICH STAG SOON
PAIL OF SILENCE ON BATTLES
u. S. Already Placed Ships al Disposal
I Of Allied Nations May Be Seized Ger
man Vessels

TODAY early Associated Press report contains nothing q
the apd battling the west EXCEPT brief and
unpotantlnews Of aeroplane lighting alA of
silence hasSeen placed over the Developments Tie
hattie gnzed to be of the greatest and llos
poran engagements Of The war; The similarly sile
With regard 10 the threatening sitaation Of the
Bowers and of Sweden. - & 80 ksaisz
) Is Tile lac E,, etherlands May Chancellor voo
Heweg of Germany Will make another peace oe
on ThuTsday according 60 announcement il
tie Rerkns Tageblatt today d ssSEss
81 Won Bethmann-T last to Allies
made through the Unted States resulted exchange
notes in whcthe Allies asked Germany to some specific
terms The tentative negotiations the Allies
joining in fn refusal to talk peace there some
definite basis for discussion IS s. -
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Germans LOT
10 Reab Riches
Out Of Rlnlors
Two. Confess in Court To Amaz,
inp Scheme Of Spreading
:. Sensational News
tASsocfatsd Press BY q. IS. Naval wIreisEH,I
~ ~ 49, = =

~ 49, : y, y '
= r. - ~ = s"F-S-, - = l."
= NEW YoRK. n. Y4,aIay r.. =
y 1.-Two Germans. Georges NJ eyeEin- =
= ger and Wolf fIfrseh. confesse1 =
= in court today that they were Ct, !,
~ route to hlew up the offices of. Z
- the J. P..sMargans COMPANY hen :
: they were arrested ny secret sas, :
= vice men and put "a jail THEIR :
4 confession uncoyers an amazing '
= plot by which they say. :, they ex- =
> Hected toaspr0fit financially As -
= they tell their story. they and I
= aeeomplices we're to tan. the tele, =
gfaph wires betE cen chicago =
> Washington and New York, and Z
i send false Feports Of President =
= Wilson'S assassination and of Z
: submarine raids along the ATTAIN. s
\ tic coast, ilrsorder to DISRUPT the :
wires, and prevent the denial<Cf :
: the sepsati onaI news. Then the =
, men expected to reap axfprtune =
= through the stock,market. which =
= would be affected for thefr SPEC II
= ulatiye benefit. II j.. 3
q. - 4 -
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u. S. TO ENFORCEn
RULE on RESIDENCE
Of ALIEN ENEMIES
Chamber ot Commerce is Given
Far Reaching Interpretation
of Regulations Laid Down in
Presidents Proclamation

Tha, ne federal Government means
[ IL enforce stfictiy ~ order. by m
I sir5f.sion 81 stl,s nTest dent. AGAINST
I eie,ny aliens W,hin baif 4 mfle 81
any military. point. IS the conviction
+ ~ Int.aI officials and Of men who have
.eonenifed wifi them a fo the details
In rs aS,seryed n foIIowfng out the
sraeg 3 s - &
ss,l,,,, -. 4. =, ~, hal,aif az tI,e
!, ]. ,,,s..s 81 aar,,,,arca tsis nornsne
- 'Sfr,,fe an unequiyocal interpretss
s,a,,' - me ,,resi ~ = ion
- 80 ~ 49,, yarterea ~ rs. mem.
8, ssith :
= ,,,s,, thaf
~, ~ e,,,ses ssssre sssbir nne.l,lf
$3.50 - 80, - s,,s1ii "a
= -, :. !. -, ss,r f,,rS
81
8 Z !, =,
-. 49,. ~.
~ -
$50, <.
t,,ee =. s...3s
~ ~. l. $3.50 8 z. go,
49, g. sess ss 3 p,s -. os 49, shs
49, nseIsteLy u tnss, " sal ).
e1seiiee q ehythlns more saslliltss s, !.
" % Pc taheh 70 mean olle'.,t.t '.'lils
rom any given BOUNDARY % any lol
etc, anQ tuLtAeI, tn4ss IN .le epssAcs
q ytnlnt more uelinite Inc gig COZ
itI sue HoM the ste q t1e ~ - Icy
rt.ts> aeiteii',este{ stores 81
should be Included In the definition 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
CARRANzA IS now
FORMALLY SEATED

Associated Press ~ o. S. sagal wirsIoss
~ Z ~ -
= MEXICO CRY. Mex. May r.
= President Vennstiano Carranza :
\ of Mexico forna11y} took office
= today. the first constitutloRal :
= spfesident Mexico has lad Etlce. :
= the assassination Of FraHefsg0 :
= MADEIRA. the follower OF P0rfiri1 :
y TiaE. sz5s -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
FATE OF NAVAL
!. men CONFIRMED
Associated Press by o. 5. Naval wirelsss.j

2 ASSOCIATED Press by o. s. Naval wfreIess.J
WASfIfNGTOk, ID. O.. May Al
S. Consul Skinner of london report
ing today on the sinking 81 the Amer
fean oil-tankers Vacuum, confirms the
report that Lieut.. Thomas. command,
.er2of the naval gun, crew. and some Of
his men, and Captain harris. the yes
sells shipper, and, some Of his crew
are still missing and probably lost,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
PENNSYL VANlA COAL H.. ;. !
". MINERS GET INCREASE

.fAssociated Press bY y. S Naval wtreIess.) =
:. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May f.
Operators OF, soft coal mines have.
agreed to araise Of from 20 to Is per
4Snt. increase in wages Of their work
IN. More than %. 900 men and wouieh
Aaffeeted by the raise -
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Mfs. seofge p. Cooke, spresidents OF
tile pirk Aid Glass No. 2. instr1ctei
BY Ey Edwin d. Kilbourne, WIN pre-.
side al ne postponed meeting In the
! Castle ksnderga fteH al 4 O'clock Fr;s
day Aftenbon which was to nave been
this afternoon g. :.
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Eight anoti3ns for Judgment we're
filed in the circuit court yesterday BIZ
Attorney Harry Irwin, acting for Z
All Leong in the famous land cases
which were eventually settled in favor
Of the Chinese by the supreme court
.of the United States. " .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-01
Dutch Town Bomb lrded By Applans.
Three Killed and Much Damage Done

Nh Bombs .Issnlss s.
Dutch town Of Zef kpee, of Iceland ss1
were and eonsderaIc damage done according g Tie
reports reaching here! Se - 49,
THE HAGUE Netherlands May Il IS reported that
hundred bonlbswere dropped Zierkfzee vua destrcgne
the town THE nationally Of the attacking aFne has no
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Allies May Use Seized German Ships

= WASI1NGT0E,sD C., May The United STATES las
already placed considerable ship tonnage at tue disposal Of The
Entente lilies. aceeig to oEd Percy the shipping expert
with the visiting British commission Lord Percy refuses g
Indicate whether or not the ships to be turned ever are ts
German Vessels seized when the United States declared
on Germany. e ~" - 80 s. 49, e
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ID Shoots
b. | OIL.

fAsspcated Press ~ u s. NAVAL Witslsss
g SAN 81 4 kinG5scc Cal May ~.
FieUk Mest 10 $50 i satk and sf3s4b
i hArrei today. - 8
MERIDEN, Cont, Nay, i.e--Ths M
Ion bakers here went on strike today.
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FETE s posTeoNED

Shortly after = osclock this after
neon the Star Bulletin was inforlsie1
by telephone that the May Day Fe'.
which was to have been he'd Ills
afternoon had been ppstpoDed un'
tomorrow afternodh at The same be
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tcontinued on page threei
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FINK Ss SCuDDER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Little alks on Thrift
BY =. w. STIsAUS,
Pres American society for Thrift.

\ believer in thrift who was bcnc
factor to his descendants. AS far as
money is concerned. was Commodore
Vanderbilt When he was sixteen years
old I've WAS taking passengers from
staten Island TO New York By way Of
the ferry boat. The fare was not large.
but he saved enough in two years to
buy two boats OF his own. In The
meantime his wife had gone into the
hotel business and in the next few
years they accumulated $4,000 between
them. with which Commodore Wander
hlt bought the controlling interest
be Just as thrifty. Though he himself
was enormously wealthy. he insisted
that his son work. and work he did
on Il farm. Thus was founded one Of
the great American fortunes.
40 boy ever became great as a
man." said John Wanamaker. who
did not in his youth learn To save
money. Nine tcmths Of getting ahead
consists Of laying something aside"
James J. liill conveyed tho same idea
whether you arc going to succeed tho
test is easy, Are YOU able TO save
money" IL not. drop out. You will
surely lose. You may not think it,.
but YOU will lose sure as YOU live"
These men knew what they were talk
ing about They spoke from expert
ence. Each began to save when he was
earning mere pitiancc. They did
not make the mistake Of waiting until
they earned more Marshall Field.
for instance, started ont. as clerk
in dry-goods store in a little village
at $3.50 a week. our idea is that "a
person could not live on $3.50 week
even In a small town in those early
days to say nothing OF saving money.
lie did and he saved money until nc
had enough to pay his fare to Chi
cago and to live on until lie got anoth-
or job in dry goods storc--which he
afterwards owned, and which became
the largest in tho world.
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Books and Authors

10y Aane CRAWFORD FlcNuer oE. W. fiueoschJ.
IN Nv York, ana wn- later, performed II other
The fla> makes c%cciiemt reading for il
iEontaims Aysly c"teli.inment. with something
happening every minute
+ hntt 3g < c is one OF the ,ought9s Stories
'.scted wjtu the Western war fron,. il is the
autohto.rarhy Of an Irish terrier driven from
mans ,i,hs st"r% Of ms adoption by private
Kid ''-S" , I'M, 'Ae 'He o. in%n and dcS.
sS.M!,pAthE and understanding that leaves one
&a 1Ss & SGS '""SsF wda Gfs 6c
sGg6 ore sTPF' 5 TIE i! hc amiy S 70
I Fs 70 i eyPvsi9s 5 s9n p dr f5n
-o!s. asbestos. boards porce,aiu nobs. nuts and
10, 29', fre jsd !? be es1m}}snot TO mention
statea. may thus be prepared in s' Very few
er, o,.s, ;4irns 9@r} ''' d shs nS
JOY ana otrows q his mrs, six months in the
me,ou inc reckiSS$s, deyyil-may:-.ar Character
book he is as cheerful as schroboy in a dis
road 'h@ authors 'Fraemcn.s From France"
tanning.
rber 5 l }da II t.G n-r n %h HaFf 6id II
81 rasici 4aubcr by inherf,ed mstin ci'' a
natural tighter against odds. hU, withal e strong
"Harac'cr. piSinhcri;cd by his father. he stake
eyerythtmG. upon gamble, with b.. own rcpu-
ny author who has fresh Viewpoint, ana
"h" p"rtraEs with unerrins skill in very
stirring story: the character ~ r;,trick. his
slnu= and crafty cousin. ami the =irl they both
Se %!GT aa ,, T9ir goNe.
"Grh have enjoyed great popu'srits in Eng
lana during The present war and gor" through
several editions. has written 81 new move,
'GTccmmaHtlo" which has jus, como from the
rrees of George II. Doram 90. ",;rcenmantlc"
ara viii Increase the writer's iHuc rs a dis
pouf"r pf thrills with charm Zoo every thrill
- must tax. its place of The most
glorious yar,s iu tin" English lane'ia.ci is the
book.
larr= Dickson the Mississppi ao,eiis,. SAYS
That .Ic conceived the idea of writing Ills licst
book. Tile li"u." OF Luck" aite. o." found in
- socynd- hand bookshop in Wick burg - little
book. commoulN known as III" ":,'cSur, Mar
Ta'I:-,' "HicH COulHiHcd the :tUtu.nti.. story Of
ii.e capture of .I"hm !. Murrci. famous south.
ie"ntii century. This little vouu" waa pub
lish"d by i.arp.r " Bros in 1895 aud mnrr;i cd
thrilling episode then fresh IN the public
Wiun an amazing conspiracy OF crime mat like
ihc hin"tipus OF Professor Moriar'y. might
weii has" taxed Tic rcSourccfuu"ss Of Siicr.
lock Holmes. Mr.. Dickson found thai mani
~ tic people mentioned in the book and .hei,.
DESCENDANTS were personally known 20 him
From In" stewart Narrative' he GAINED his
idea Of the character that he calls pld Shack
OF Luck N"' long nc spo.,lI Tic
N"rIthri" skull of Dick IIullum. the fa.ciu,,in.,
gamble: Who's" pursuit makes such ai exciting
episode iu III" novel.
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Chats With Virginia Editors

Ihc following from the Urbanna Sentinel. Of
''Di+'' refers 10 conditions in Crbanua: '.Niicr
man has GATED u while. he often decides ht.
hhH rather 90 I" work than Inc so lone SOM. .
l"elinr. perhaps" says the Norfolk Lcd..r-.
t'Eph'h; ilat tn" ,'ermhns can be relied upon
iot ne INITIATIVE. Mr.. Bryan demands the ref
t,,,3"a,1"., On, Ley Fran rest. He has been
Votes AZ dollar apiece" thinks the Norfoil,
NNEii"n- ii"i would indicate that. tn this
@iH OF hish prices. the ba Hot is the cheapest
= nus ~ 'incimmath' The abundant supply has
cause" Inc drop In the price
inc Roanoke Times says: THE question of
VIA tana"H ti,c loss Of California TO Hughes
niiei ~ hn, We canno, help suspcctnr that
pne W"odr"" Wilson had something to do
KUN ~ Pretty good guess. that.
6@ NIrgni, a., horgewomGn in The inaugural
M"ftm q ,rin I? Washington to see. Go early
~" S"' a ifoht scat. but lie OF bed be.
i"'" niEht roines Md be sure not to bring
me i!n iG%i.. Ao~s complains OF the poor
pay INC PUBIC school teachers Of its region arc
acls'v'nE Tor Their Invaluable services, aid says:
Hoi'' one might very appropriately write :,
lrcallse :, on The Trnscdy of Teaching since II
~ ono OF inc stranScSt anomalies OF our republic
maj those who do the most useful work re-
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become our customers. in spite OF tho lack of
parity in exchanges of products.
Tho support of trade primarily rests upon
the exchange OF products The countries re-
fcrrcd TO are chiefly producers OF raw ma
toriais. and America tx Il large consumer OF
such materials in its manufacturing activi-
tics The United States cannot expect to
export continuously unless VIC provide for our
customers some method by which they can
IaN thCir bills. The easiest OF the various
methods available is To provide for and pur-
chase their exports. Instead of depending
upon European transportation to meet our
wants. as VIC have done to Il considerab OK
tent IN the past, we must obtain raw materials
direct from the countries of their production.
II we would permanently build up our trade
with them
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inauguration solemn orcn>i,n.

!" the Editor OF The Times Dispaich.
ST. Having read many articles in regard 10
NH"n Mr.. wilson would he sworn In "a l'rrSi-
dent and noting Tho many presidents cited /
ncG YOU 10 let me suggest why not have MIR
wilson take the oath on Saturday nigh, at l."
vc!9ch c1Il on ali the people throughou, ina.
lana 20 ring all bells churches and public
buildings. we'll Liberty He'll la Ind.-
r1hhcn9e iinll. lhiiad"lpha also have them hold
churches in tho United States I, Nil b. a
s"eim" occasion. aud the ringing % bells ANA
i"!dlhS OF services by all denominations would
n"ip I" il'prcSs uprn our whole people more
i"rclb.y the" sacred duty to God country aud
i'r"sid"V:
II would help 10 solidify our people and again
!c"i,iim our motto. al! for and one for al
49, SIMON iiDW MAN
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SEEN ON THE SIDE


Virginia. had thought. had banned old rye
And Scotch and mountain liquor made to ly,
iiui this late drought. find not compile &C.
Ana SO the good state soon viii be bone dry.
Those SrlonS wise who met itichuOnd'S hill
Dccrccd that once Il month rare joys might fill
The arid wastes their laws had else evolved
They never meant all mcrrimcn, to Kill
News which John l;arcyc"rn is to stun
For not a quart men say. will be allowed.
Jchosh'phat. our woes arc just begun:
! never thought men could so cruel 10
Us 1" cut on this monthly draft of skcc.
ct. so 1T is; the long. dry years that loom
Before my sight will shame eternity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

SsiNc Tue SINAI est compensation Tho low sa,a-
res pald teachers in the public schools applies
"TectiE 10 our own local conditions
rho villages and small towns have thcr
street -rcphirinS and street clcaning troubles
,m"' are just rs annoying as those OF the vtics
nc Mathews journal uttcrs this wall "lt the
iotai authorities have inaly decided IL do
nhSthihE to repair the impossible" mu,lhol" in
,r"m' OF the Mathews garage. they miGht at
iS'St furnish the public with means .r
getting across il. We suggest acruplanc.'
, The Richmond Times Dispatch SAYS ",h>
hanover iroSrcSS rs Scrcuc. not TO SAY happy.
over the prospects of war rumorS Of which i'm
lhc air. OF happN--hnppN over
INC prospects or anything that might huppcu
ANA why shouldn't he when proSnccts arc
our principal assets newspaper "rtnmist
without supply OF prospects" in this, par.
tiruiar locality would soon founder in tho mud
,not seal of pcssimiam II he depended ,hSn.
ntcIF upon grim reality and paid-up subScrip-
ttons.--ilanoNcr Progress
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Cuban >cgroc. l:mnnripu,cd.

~ NJ; D. Sii!inSton. Na.--Aftcr the Cubans
made their declaration Of INDEPENDENCE in 1865
arrangements were made for the absolute ab"Ii-
ZION OF slavery in CUBA. II was decided that
the owners should be indcmnificd for their
saves and that the negroes should he freed 20
become soldiers or farmers their pleasure
rms enumeration was effected in March. 1859
MeNic" derived its name from GroiD OF .Ameri-
can indian tribes known a. MeNica or Azteca.
who entered the valley OF that country in the
twelfth century. The parents Of Abraham LIN.
coin had three children: the irst Was - dauel-
ter the second WAS abraham. and the third wax
q SON VINO died in infancy. Aaron Barr died
~ Fort Richmond. staten Island. on September
II, 1886. He WAS the only child Of his parents
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Lincoln ON ncimhur,i,. S,,,c,,,,.

MISS r. W. w. i;Ichmond.--It was reported
mat Horace Greeley. ia his New York Tribune.
HnArsed Lincoln with making statement that
~ the south Would la! down arms and come
haci. into tho Union. The Shareholders would Lc
reimbursed for their slaves. This VAS denied
by Lincoln aud his supporters and Greeley was
asked I" produce proofs. which failed 10 do.
SuhScIuontN, in his paper he mad" amends 10
Lincoln. as is shown IN the works OF Henry
Wiibur. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

MS. = u. n. TIerndOu. Na.--Thc Kureau or
standards SAYS a mixture OF lire clay with
SrNpN solution OF sodium silicatc known a
water glass in such proportions AS to form,
plastic matera can be used :or lining stoves
ana furnaces If powdered fire brick is mixed
Win the clay. the mixture will have less ten
deucE I" shrink and crack when exposed 10
neat. but If too much powdered brick is used
ihe pltstigty OF the material is considerably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
p,nu to welcome uow,,xcr..

Mrs. j. W. Myers. the chairman, has
called meeting OF the committee OF
women interested in welcoming home
the llowit@crs from the Mexican
border, for o'clock Tomorrow after
noon in Room $50 OF tho jefferson
Hotel In addition to tho members OF
the committee. all those willing to as