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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
Gr666nns Oes g8ei5ea6ans.

Gen Jurn1ern muroen in 0et le5.
ten Eagen R~unoidrei6eu bonn Nter,
6ou-8 Department in 8aibiugt0n
3ltgeitellt, nit Ger Grmubnung, Die
len Serbit bic 4~usinaten fir 8in.
ternei5an u1o Ro9gen 10 melt ais
MIR m0gIih alts3tt0ebnen un0 3u
~bermebren, 6aB Ser G~rnteertrog I'M
fommen0eu Sabr cine Billion 9uibel
@ei5m un0 minoeiteu8 so 9}ilionen
Rog9en in iidere gu8Iidlt felt.
Die 4~nregung sur 8erma5rlng
0e8 8etreioebnls lit freu6ig 81 be.
griiBen uno 6iirfta moB[ einen freu.
oigen 8ie0erbaG IN Ser 9ruit eines
ieoen girger8 fin0en. gie crb06tc
@r3elgttnq bon getrei0e, 0o5 Dem
gen0bnIt6en @}anne 0a5 ta8lide
grot Iiefert ioqte bon ie0em 6arner
nls cine belize Gfliht betradtet
mer0en. gn5 Qferbou-G epartenent
Bat nuB8erefnet, Dab Ser Grtrdg
ron elmer Billion 8uihel @ei5en
er5ieIt tper0en fam. G5 naren
nGmliA i'm Serbit 1916 40 MiQi-
omen g(fer inter Dem 0flug un6
oieie iollten in oieiem 6erbit ouf AZ.
gtiQiouen erb6bt per6en. gloh Ser
Turdihnittserute Der lebten Satire
berehnet, piir6e 0tes einen Grtrag
BON 1852 Q1iaionen 8ui6el @tnter.
lpei3en erge6en oas MIR is guibeI
uuf ben Qfar betrdgt @enn 0am
uuh Ser @rtrag oe8 Commandments
in Der fommen0en Goiion nidt En-.
bort miro, 10 oitrFte Ste Geiomternte
BON CONNER. uno 8intgriDei8eu
Ieidt cine Billion @ui6el erreiden.
ge5ilgIih Der GusIont 0es Hoggens
iogt oo5 4derbolt.8 eportemeut, Dab
Die @r556ung oes Saatlon0es min.
6eitcns % gro8ent erreihen ioQ.
SIN borigen Sabre Dltr6en 4.214s
600 4der nit 9oggeu beitelIt, un0
t0nnte 6ieie 8abL iebr Ieidjt apf
51t3,000 alder er60bt nerOen.
Die 4n9aben 6es Qferbm.Ge Dc.
partements 0itrften fir biele ol5 Elm
l1nerreidbareg 3iet erideinen sod
iper bic u~ngebeure Qderildde hes
2an0es fennt. mo cine Q5nuug ron
Der @r0Be bes 8radlm6e5 bat
miro Die Qnqa6e Der 8ebor6a Der
entipredeuo finoen. gtog
gen miro leioer in 0iefeu 2uu0e nod
Diel 81 Deniq ongebo1tt, troboem
Der 4nbmt nit meniqer Giitfo Der
bunoen lit ais Der oes 8interpei
5eu5 un0 Qeqenmdrtiq and DEM
8ei5en an 8reis gleihfomuif. Mon
aupfie6It aud, Dob in @e9an0en
mo bisber biel Commentator an.
ge6a1tt mur0e, Die Roggeuougiaot
bermebrt neroen ioQ. Goggm lit
mid bel mioeritanosiabigar gegen
S5roit mo DerIangt feinen iold gil.
ten 8ooen ais 0er @ei3en. IS it'll
5u niniden Dab Der @oridlng 6e8
4derbau . 9epartements oq9emeinen
Qnflnng finoet uno 10 nett ols uog.
lid befolgt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
Nus Jowa
9liherfOlg Der aommiiiiOus0er.
maltAng.

8or einer tur3en glei6e bon SAB.
rcn ruogte cine @]eforaaOeQe u6er
oos 2ar6 our g~infu5rung Der nett.
entoedten Notwithstanding"
Der Std0te, Die ale ulebr oOer lDeni.
ger unter Der olten 6orm itaotii6er
~9tagiarung 81 laioen hatten un6 un-
Ter Der 6udte( un0 Dem obeite6en.
ben" @iuftuB uureoIider golittter
Itau0eu. 9iele Ser Staote gerieten
unter oen 8atrn Der neteu &eforuts
~bepegung, I'M nod fur5er Belt bic
trmtriee uno beihdl1en0c grfabrumg
5u MAIDEN, 6aB NIT ser neuen, 70
laut ge~prieienen aoutmiiionsbermal.
titng Die getpiinidte 9feform feineu
oouern0en Qltfentbdlt QeiDonnen BOT
uno 0aB Die frilber b~erridlen0e Scr.
rllptiou fid inter Der nelten Orb,
ming" ebenio fiber ein5unften Der.
mie bor6er. uniere Saupt-
ita0t 0eg Moines. sic tets ais cine
9iulterita0t be5eidnef murOe uno
oeren gsaHten benz aHiaein mad
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
The Rising Tide Of Socialism.
lFrom The Akron Beacon Iournaly


and despite the fact that Gov
ernor Cox, far stronger today
in the state than his party, did
all he could for a democratic
victory, and despite the fact
that the republican ticket was
far stronger than the victorious
one, yet the socialists smashed
both parties by an unheard Of
plurality. What happened in
Dayton would probably happen
all over Ohio today if the peo-
pie had a chance to express
themselves. No person VINO
keeps in touch with what the
masses are really thinking would
if he told the truth give it as
his opinion that we're an cleo.
ton held now, not a single one
OF the Ohio delegation would
be returned, including Pomerene
and Harding. The Republican
party is in chaos and tbs Demo.
cratic party notwithstanding its
great victory last fall could not
carry a county in the state il
it were properly contested. Next
year the situation may be better
or worse. If not better then
things may happen that will be.
gin to show the politician that
the people have not abdicated
their power.
The government itself is fast
removing all fears Of socialism
in the popular mind. They see
it increasing its vast powers
daily and it would not be
strange if they decided to use it
also for the purposes which they
believe to be their own interests.
These are only a few of the
causes that are working the
change. A stupendous national
debt, high prices are all
more likely to fan than to
quench the flame. Then too
the performances Of our military
aristocracy at Washington is
not helping matters any. They
watched the performances Of
Col. Young with disgust. They
seen Ohio commands strip
ped and have been told that We
are babies, because we complain.
ed about it. Our quotas have
been boosted and we have been
made to furnish a third more
men than we should have fur-
nished. New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois raised divi.
sions and the governors were
to name the command,
ers as provided by the constitu,
Ohio raised a division
,.e1a ~T1~A1I - 4ta fa-a H. H.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

g1oBrung. SER SCOOTER eriudt Die
8reiie I'M reu geiitauo III Der CT.
siebung 0e8 8oIfas our Ginidrdr-
fuHg, oies iei i'm b66iten @rao
nihtig poaen mir einem MlongeL
Der n0tigiten gobritngsmitteL Dor
bellgen. @is lit es ionIt moglih, I'M.
leren aaiierten 6ie notigen 2ebens
mittel snfonmen su Idiien, lDenu 0us
Bolt Der Ser, Gtanten iein Geil 0o5u
nidt beitr1et uno fih in ieinsa ge-
o~itrfniiien 70 bel 1ls m0sli4 Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

CT ~bru6eu0e Mnngel on 9abrnnss.
mittEln.
Gie WeIt ftebt Dor Dem 0robea0en
fBeIpenIt Der Sua9ersnOt, 0enn EN-
aAailael an MabrungsmitteIn madt
rs III Der 1onSen 8eIt ben1erfbar.
SER nerDrrf 9oober bat IN eirem
@na6idrefben at Die Hrrlie 0es
<anDes beIonoeren 9lohornd onf
6igis Gnti0da eelegt uno iDorltf 0as
Boil Dor @eidpfnonng itn0 tntl1d-
Ildler 4grgel0ang Der notueu0igeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
Observation-Disclosures
ft0nen befeittot!
6nBnerangeu abgebOben NIT
oBets.Sta.

erI8fuHa bon 61bnerauaens@6mer5e III
NIT -getss5t' 70 etnia6 pie oas u. g. G.
Radoem sic iaaeIaHg bon SabuerdugeHs
S6mer8eH pber Sorubaut aepetHtst beruup
biniteu. Die no trog augeioaHoter aHaebliaer
eeiImitteI beriidrften mo f9Iiebtt4 trdHieIH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12
srefffnOe GrniOerane.

9ur3s 3eit nab ieinsm 3Bronosr'
luIt Ipielte Der &0ntg Der Gsr6sn,
milan, in einsr GsIsufAaft 8attarat,
nobel e. ftdnOig perlor. 9tuter Ibm
Itan6 elm Baron, Der Dem 9pisle 8us
FAB. gl0BIi6 Orebte ii4 gtilan I'm
unb Iagte in h64t unfrsunoli4sm
5on: is tit ia gar tein 8unoer,
baB id fortgsfsBt ped babe. Seit
sic bintsr mir iteben. OsrIiere i9.'
Der dlio g~emaBressIte erpioerte gss
Iafen: Six beIis6tH gu iibsrtrstbeH,
ais gle 5brsn 39ron bstisgsn, itanO
i1 ni6t 0abinter.A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

idrdnft? Sbue Die n5tigen 2ebrns.
nitteI fam Der Grieg nidt bon Den
ALIiierten 9eLuonnen nerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

Gs nitrbe fi6 fir Gle ieI6it cine
neitere Geiie lobnen, utn ibre qugen
in eutem 3uitonOe fiir Die 3utunft
gu erbaIten. Or. 8eilouO, Gremout,
9aebrnAto.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

Sbeobore 9artman, eth
20id6rigsr 9uHdmisO, Der Dem ..
Snfanteries Regiment 0on Rem Jsrlsp
augsb0ris, puros na6ts in benz Eager
in gomptou Bates. q. 8, BON sinsrH
aorporal sriaOFen, ba ibn otsler tur
siusn bon siner 8anoe Ruhsltorsr
belt, nit benen Is idoH IdRseEe sen
gu aeibsrsisn gstommm mar. 9arta
man, Der Hur nit 6ois unb 9enlo be-
fleiDst mar, mar in Der 0untslbsIt
niat bon einsm 8iOilitsn 5u untsts
f9eioen. Ser aorporal, Der ben tote
brius.notu GduB o6gsfeuert haben
Ioh, befinOst Td IN 6oft, i.in glams
pirO isboa gs5eimsebaltsn, his il4
Der snogaltiss 9atbefaHo bsraussss
felt hobsn DirD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

Gle siioas .gesssl' boratiL peI9es scu
G6mer5 teiori Iiubert uno has 6lbnsgaare
loit. pie eiHe gaaaHeHI9aIe, r6G 1T 6as nihi
Elm punberbares GeilbI2"
sgetss9t' mari bic 9abneralaen gel6l9t
bee meIt abern sauieu. minionn berpen
ben es NIT er0Biem grioI8. 2auen irneen
fleiHere Gdube uno baben i9mer8Iofe 6hBe
Gte uH6 iuu9e glanner b~ergeiiem ibre 8eben
uto fupIen f1 lberHdiitg ME ilfnee 8oblei.
Je0eImam nit 3lbneEnigen p5eE 60rHbem
belDttgt s8ets5t". Gies befeitigt itHer mo
5uberldiig obiee uebeL. anuft beute nod eint
Glalhe pesielber tt treefo elmer gpotbeie fur
2be poer beiteut Diaelbe Ron g. eGiurellce &
Co., GbieaGo, SH.
sn Omaha berinutt u1b ais heites Shbntss
uuge1mittel Der g9et empipbieH bon ben
GberuEGH & WicEouHe1 Drug 60. 2dben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-12

Beirut eua Bel eintdufen auf
Die s3ribiine".
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT IN
HONOLULU

Editor Honolulu star;Bulletn
been alternately
disposition TO tag people
them all particulars mr. Jones meet Mr. smith Democrat seems 70
hcan then follows that Smith democrat hailed as ncn
with fellows
at all that Smith is expected to gush
oratorical
extremely dsoncertng
millions OF other In the
Independence
elections national affairs has qualified his
Independent
accent the Woodrow Wilson
tendency cast city and territorial questions into party
Republican Pt
clan Smith Democrat the may be- has lovely time with
that breeds
pretty much everywhere in the states In
he past15 down under the sod
fearless
OF
editorials devoted the
future of city is In measure at stake your
rather the selection Of this that
tn eouments thereof and
Of parties which the voter
anything ror facts
detail hence nothing about
blu effective
he the facts make the argument
10 Very truly
j VOTER AND BELIEVER IN PROGRESSIVE AND EFFICIENT
:@5 = 20 : GOVERNMENT. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
WANTS ORIENTAL
LABORERS LET in

Chinese labor to make up for any
shortage that may arise during the
war Is the proposal that comes from
the New York Board of Trade and
Transportation. Just as Il has been
proposed to bring in Chinese labor to
till the rice fields In these islands 50
the New York Organization seeks Chi.
nese labor for the mainland. The pro-
posal here was to open only the doors
to this island and expressly said Il
would not affect the mainland The
New York plan would open the doors
Of the United States to the Chinese
and to the Japanese at least during the
period of the war. .<E..-.< u. I. 4
Relative to the proposed entry of
Chinese and Japanese labor the Wall
Street (New York)) Journal las the
following to say:
New York Board Of Trade and
Transportation is preparing bill for
introduction to congress permitting
importation Of Japanese and Chinese
labor during period Of the war under
supervision Of department OF labor. It
Is pointed out that these laborers could
be brought from Mexico, Canada and
Hawaii within q few weeks" -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
Will CONFER ON
SCHOOL REPORT

Still before Circuit Judge Ashford
Tor his consideration Is the report OF
4 special committee appointed BY him
TO investigate the Kamehameha
schools, and consisting OF Attorneys
D. L. Wilmington and Joseph Light
foot, and Mrs. Emma Nakuina.
Judge Ashford says he Is not yet
ready to comment on the report, as he
desires to take time TO read ii over
carefully, and It Il lengthy document.
He has, however. req, ested q confer
Snce with the attorney Tor the trustees
Of the Bishop estate 20 take up the
report and devise ways and means for
arranging program Of proceedure.
Whether any Of the recommends,
lions In the report viii be carried out
BY court order. or whether these will
be LETT entirely to the consideration
Of the trustees, Judge Ashford Is not
ready 70 say.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
GERMAN VESSELS
HERE TO Be PUT
lNATLANTIC TRADE
If Sunk By Submarines, leu
tons viii Be Merely Destroy
ing Their Own Property
BY c. s. ALBERT

Especial Staf-bunetin INDEPENDENTLY
=. WASHINGTON, d. c., May 6.--Ths
German ships now interned at Homo,
lulu win be towed to an American
port, presumably on the Pacific Coast.
They will be taken there for repairs.
The towing ship Columbia has been
purchased by the government for the
purpose OF removing the interned yes
sells. The price paid was s625.00o.
The total tonnage of the German
ships at Honolulu Is given by the
shipping board at $4,000 tons. When
repaired and placed In commission
these win make q valuable addition
TO the fleet now being organized for
the Transportation Of munitions and
supplies to the Allies.
Action was taken for removing the
German ships from Honolulu before
the Senate adopted joint resolution
providing for seizure and utilization OF
all informed German and Austrian yes
sells Legislation was not essential,
as the president possessed ample aI-
thor1ty for the purpose. Some leaders
thought II better TO formally give him
specific power and the senate took the
initiative. Il 10 proposed 70 use all
these ships In the transatlantic trade
and II sunk by submarines the Teutons
WIN be destroying their own property.
Appraisement win be made Of al
ships seized "A order that the valua.
tion may be given consideration when
the question Of compensating the
private owners comes up, following
the termination Of the war.
It IL figured that the tied-up ships
aggregate nearly 1.60o. 900 tons. This
addition TO the American transports.
ton facilities win Be Of incalculable a.
sistance IN forwarding food and means
for prosecuting the war.
Two OF the smaller German ships
on the Atlantic already have been re-
paired and made ready for use. One
81 these vas turned over 10 the Italian.
and the otlie. ri ne French govern
msft It - probable the other 10.
terne1 fkirt H'iIl he apportioped'
render ne best "a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
CORPORATIONS Are
BROUGHT TO COURT

{ Seventeen local concerns were ar.
raigned In police court this morning on
charges preferred by the territorial
treasurer Of having failed TO file an
annual report Of their business. Dis.
position were as follows:
a Kona Tobacco Co, Ltd, through ].
#. C. Hagens; Keokeo Ciga Co., Ltd,
through same; Hawaiian Abstract and
Title Co.. through w. r. Castle; Cur.
rey,s, Ltd, through A. r. Gurrey;
Union Loan and saving, etc., through
Jose Caetano; Peerless Preserving
Paint Co., through w. II. Hogs; Ha-
waiian Taro and Mercantile Co.,
through /. Kaaihue, and the Honolulu
Monument Works, Ltd, through L. G..
Clark. Waikiki Inn, Ltd, through d,
II. Lewis; Loyejoy & Co, Ltd, through
same, and Acetwlene Light and Agen-
cy, through William Williamson, all
continued for hearing May %. Yoke.
hama Specie Bank, through s. Awoki.
and The Gregg Co, Ltd, through j.
MeAllister, both cases stricken as the
wrong defendants; the Hawaii Meat
Co, through @. ]. Waller, Jr., and the
Hakaila Coffee Co, through j. M. Dow
set, fined 800 each The Pantheon
Co., Ltd, and the Waianae Co., both
through Dowsett, we're given suspend
ed sentences. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
RESERVE MAJORS
MUST keep RANK

Majors in the officers reserve corps
called into active service must exer
else command appropriate to their
grade, and cannot serve as assistants
to captains Of the regular army.
This is the gist Of an interesting de.
cision contained In an army bulletin
from the war department published
late last month.
It has been decided under the plain
provisions of the law" says the bull
letin. ethat q major Of the officers
reserve corps would exercise command
appropriate to his grade and rank and
would take rank In his grade accord.
ing to the date Of the order placing
him on active service, and therefore
he could not be assigned as an assist.
ant to an officer OF the regular army
of lower grade than that held by him
under his call to active service.
However. q member Of the officers
reserve corps, with his consent, may
be called In lower grade than that
held by him In the reserve corps,
thereby making him available for duty
as an assistant TO an officer Of the
regular army Of lower grade than that
held by the reserve corps officer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
BOND money Will
REMAIN IN BANKS
UNTIL REQUIRED
Government Wil Not Withdraw
Funds Until Needed and IN
Necessary Amounts

That the subscriptions 70 the
-Liberty Loan bonds viii be left al
the local banks until needed By. the
government was learned today.
A recent communication to the Bank
OF Hawaii stated III part. sWill wire
information regarding leaving pro.
ceeds subscriptions with banks when
obtained. =
When asked this morning what that
sentence meant A. Lewis, Jr.,. manager
Of the bank, said that Il was not the
Intention Of the government 60 collect
the entire two billion dollars at Wash.
ington but leave Il in the banks where
subscribed until needed. BY this
method the money is taken out OF
circulation for the least possible time.
Lewis said. however, that he thought
Ii would be entirely drawn out within
three or four months.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
GUILTY; =. !.
IS DISMISSED

First Lieut.. William H. Jouett, C. A.
c., Hawaiian department, has been
found guilty on a charge of conduct
unbecoming an officer and has been
dismissed from the army. Orders is
sued by the war department on April
Is severed the lieutenant from the
service. ::
Copies Of this order have been re-
ceived at department headquarters
from Washington, bearing the presi-
dents approval Of the findings and
sentence. =. u
Jouett was tried before general
court martial which convened at Fort
Shafter on March %, 1917. Lieut.. Col
William R. Dashiell, Inf, was presi-
dent Of the board and LIST Lieut.. Eu-
gene A. Lehman, Signal Corps, Judge
advocate. The officer Is said to have
ulaafa6 entity ia the nkar1n nf mn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
court WORK Will
Go MUCH FASTER

With the qualification Of William II.
Heen on or about June as Judge Of
the third division of the local circuii
court, the work Of the court will be
again apportioped, thus relieving
Judges Ashford and Kemp Of the extra
burdens they have beer carrying.
According to present indications,
Judge Ashford win have the equity
and probate calendars, and will con.
duct all examinations OF applicants
for licenses to practise In the distric.
courts. ] ? =. IL
|. Judge Kemp probably will have the
law calendar, including Jury and jury.
waive cases, the land court, and spe-
cial proceedings such as mandamus
and haoeas corpus. H. !
To Judge Heen it ia expected viii be
assigned tine criminal and divorce
calendars and the work Of the juYe-
nile court. There are number of
important criminal cases now pending
and 1t is expected that Judge Heen's
first few months on the bench will be
unusually busy ones. s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
AGREEMENT UPON
PIERS IS REACHED

Following q conference this morning
between himself, Commissioner Nor.
man Watkins and Engineer e. +. Cyk-
Ter of the Lord Young Company, Chair
man Charles r. Forbes Of the harbof
board stated that final agreement has
been reached on Piers s. and 10, and
that this agreement will allow the fill
ing in Of the pier spaces with by.
draulic material excavated from the
floor of the harbor
AS this has been one Of the ques-
tons debated for months by the har-
Dor board, Forbes announcement Is Of
special interest The agreement fol-
lows the company's proposal as an
nounced In the Star-BuIIetin yesterday
afternoon
Forty feet behind the pier walls and
upon the area already partly filled, an.
earth levee will be constructed with
bitches leading from 1t to allow the ex-
cess water from the filling material TO
run Off. Within the space formed BY
this leyee-a triangular area-hy-
draulic material excayated from the
harbor bottom viii be poured. Dredg-
ing from the outer line of cylinders
will be by suction and from the inner
line by clam shell dredge and spnd.
Forbes anchorage plant instead Of
that proposed by the committee Of
three or by g. II. Gere viii be adopted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18
PERMITS NEEDED
BEFORE June |,
HUBER DECLARES
District Attorney Says AID Not
Registered Then Will Be
Summary Dealt With

So broad in scope il the warning to
German aliens issued yesterday by
q. 8. Attorney s. c. Huber that prac-
tically all such aliens residing on. the
island of Gu. or who transact busi-
ness In the will be required to
secure pern rom the office Of the
q. s. marshal.
As the business district Of Honolulu
Is now . restricted area a. far as
alien enemies are concerned, as well
as the areas within half mile Of
forts and other government works, al
German aliens employed In stores or
in other businesses win be required
to secure permits.
Must Have Permits
IF such persons desire to continue
In such employment or business, they
will have to have permits" says At
torney Huber. 49, ~..
Alien Germans actually residing
within the restricted areas also viii
be required to have permits It is be-
lieEed now that there are only, about
nine German aliens lying within half
q mile Of forts and other government
works. 1853 y
All German aliens will be requir-
ed to secure their permits on or be-
fore the first Of June. After that date
those found without them win be con-
sidered as having wiifully violated the
Instructions and viii be summarily
dealt with. .. s"sE
No List obtalnabIe
No definite scheme has bean work,
ed out for checking up on the persons
who should have permits. The y. s.
attorneys Office points out that sew
eral consuls here have required all
subjects to register, particularly the
Japanese government. But the Ger
man consul, It says, has never re-
quired this registration and conse-
quently register OF the names Of
alien Germans IN the territory has
never been Kept
IL such q list had been kept says
PAttOfneY Hubef, I'VE would get It and
work on II BIT e Il II now We 6lust
secure & list ~ the registration of
the aliens themselves
As 8 result Of the publication OF the
notice in the StarsBulleti & large
number OF German aliens this morn
ing called at the marshal's office to
teregister and secure their permits.
Each alien must furnish four photo
graphs Of himself one Of these be-
ing attached to the permit, which Is
q card. The permit also carries q
full description Of the allen. I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-18

|sib1e n fact, one well known Dehlp-
crat said he has no doubt there WIN
be some such movement, though fje
said 1t would not be Of large proper
lions. i I ( = = z
This was several days ago.. and To-
day it was definitely reported that the
waterfront Democratic vote, several
hundred strong, is to be cast this way.
A well-informed Republican de-
clared today that II the 't1aole" vote
gets ont for Name, instead Of staying
at home, Lane will be nominated over
Cohen, but that II apathy Is shown by
the ahaole" precincts, particularly the
fourth district, Lanes chances are in
danger. 49,. =
Cohen's campaign has been carried
out on large scale and with q lavish
use of money. He has many men in
his employ and is leaving no stone un-
turned to get the nomination.