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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-13
Catarrhal DEAFNESS Gaanot lie Cured

~ irtAl applications. aH flry cannot reach
n -+anlG0d portion rl tar t1r rE.fu is
rAls uA Waf t' eurn catarrhal d|tlfn.Rr.
ana fh-t ta tw a edna. tuut.ufnf remedy
A"lhIlNal Deafness ~ caused H. uu IN
ham.a condition OF the mucous linl.s of
IN Alstacl-An TUbt Nhru this tub. IA
unnamed you hate "A rumhllnE sound or im-
perfect hearing and Why1 it ~ entirety
crossed Deafness .B thr rtHr.f Unless ftr
Inflammation ran he reduced and this 'nb.
ftatotea ~ ia normal condition. hearing
Will he destroyed forever Nlry w
d~tailtsa Hre caused hy %c-tAfrh. which i
an Unnamed condition Df tht r.iclus sur-
races Hairs 'atarrh aTtaitIua ACES tb-tt
t4c blood On ths mucous surf4ces ~ tb.
Hysfem ~"
WI WALL give one Hundred pa.Iars far
any cage Iii Catarrhal Deafness maj cannnt
Dc cured by Hairs Cafarrh Medicine. cir
CuiarB irec. fI DRUGGISTS. T5c
! fHi#Ehf q GO Toledo a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-13

Nou get Your moneys worth when You
invest II TIL a Liberty Bond
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Seine 8eitnnas.Geniinr.

Sic &lauieI i'm NeprGientontenbaule
toOtgemo6t. - 81 Gemofraten
itimmten nit Sen &epu6lifanern.
9ie @ia miro obne oie Geuilir-
&loriel morgen Dem Senate ein-
beridtet.
@oibinoton 81. Mai.-Ger
9onpf Der 9lominiitratiou fir cine
3eitingssGenilr pdbrenO oeS &rte-
geS ging i'm GongreB berlorer, 5nni
W}inoeIten fir Oie @egenpart. IoS
Observation-Disclosures neigerte Ii6
nit einem &otum bon 1874 gegen 144
Stinmen, oen I'M Gonferen5-Gomite
in bie Spiouoee-9iu gei9riebenen
9tbi6nitt fir cine mooifi5irte Geniur
ser 3eihungen 5u acceptiren. Ger
Sehot lit befanntli6 6ereits olS@eg-
ner Ser Genilr onerfannt. Gie 6iib-
rer inn @ongrelle erlparten nidt, Dab
Die Administration in ser ndblteu
3ufunit peitere glnItrengllngen in
Oieier Siniidt mn6t. Son Sen 1e-
mofraten itimmten 81 nit sen 9fepu-
blifonern bei Dem enti6eioenOen So
tlrm. 3ie Spionage.9ia obne Ole
GenlursGlauiel miro pa6rlheinlid)
in Oen n6Aiten Eagen i'm Senate
eiu6eri6tet rno ongenommen mer'
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
sSn6rmann pernnoliidt.

Ger As Sabre alte @m 2eim6a6
BON ser 9lnnapoliS-g(Oenue, Mount
Gernon pltrOe am &opf rmO an ben
@einen Oerlebt, ais er geiiern 9io6-
mittag bon ieineS @ogenIiB iniolge
eines CODES in Ser StraBe Dor 0em
Sauie, Gar. GIG, Gohtnbia-9lOenue,
geporien wur0e. 9}adoem er bon
eineu glr5t in Der, 9}a6boridQit be-
bonoeIt morOen mar fonnte lib 2eim-
bab nod Sauie begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Gnr3e GtaOtneuiaFeiten.

ST.. @olter @t sgrig6t lit sum
Shul Gomntiiidr bon Caroline.
gGountD ernaunt tuoroen. Sr. g9rigbt
lit Elm 9iepublifoner unO nimmt ben
@lob elm, Oen @0warO 6. SHUTTLE bis.
Der 6otte.
Sr. SEQ. s. 9iooiion bon @alti.
more-GoumtD bat iib bel ser Com.
miiiion iiir 6ffcntlide 9etrie6e be-
idiuert, OoB er ongeblib rmgerebt
beic9uloiat peroe umO 0erlangt eiu
ofientlibes &erb6r.
Sdnlntlihe 1RiIi5 Geoimenter
broutben cute a0he uno fonnen fei.
ne iinoen. 0ie 266ulmg lit utdjt bin.
reideno fir iol6e 2ellte. GieieIben
er6olten ne6r ais $3.50 pro @ohe
in irgeuo elmer @ripotitellimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

sSrouf &ro8meier, bon Scr. 1850
Golumbia-9lpe, murOe geltern 9lbeno
nod Dem SSnqueit in oen 500 bon
Morie &olL bon 9lr. 81 Sane8-Str
sic infolge eineS5bdOeIbruAes itorb,
unter $500 8iirgiboft aeiteut. a}o-
rie Sail fubr in einem 9lutouobiL
0as BON &ro5meier oelentt murOc,
ols 0ie Moi6ine BON elmer @lcftri-
i1cn getroffen muroe. Coroner
GriscoIl bielt geitern 9lbeno in Der
meItli6en Station Sen SSnqueit ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
@crict6 in sen GOncretmiIdjer.

@eItern @lorgcn Inn 5 ll6r Der
iubte ser 25-idbrioe 9[rbeiter Sronf
Gonuo, bon glr. 535, Goloin-Strv
ser fir oie @}orplan6 @floiierungs-
So. orbeitet, an @ono- ino @oD-Str.
einem StroBenbobnwaggOn ols5lt-
pei6en babel eerietb er in einen
Goncretmii6er lnO 0erlcbte ii6. gr
puroe nodb Dem ct. SoiepbS Soipi-
tai ge6rabt. Gr ltbien ein 8ein &C.
brohen 81 hnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Sin ratMeLGaftes WIGSdlen.

9(m 6. GPai peri6manO sic bilo-
bii6i6e 16 Sabre olte @}arD &iues
BON g2r. 1913, SberWooO-9(Oenue.
@eItern Morgen ItanO lie Dor 9tiGter
S6roeOer in ser n0roli6en Yoli5ei'
Itation inter ser 9lnidulOigung, on-
gebli9 cine mbe5Gbmbare Wlinoer-
iGbrige 5u lein. Sic CAB feline glnts
mort ouf Oie 6ragen marum tie
nit eineu Girfits meggelnrien mar,
Oh Iie ii6 in @bilaOelpbia perbeira-
t6et botte, Oh lie cine SeirotbSlicen5
bat lm6 marrm Iie einige 0uediiI6er-
SobIetten genonmen bate. Sie batte
Ser Wlotrone na6 ibrer @erbaftrng
er5dblt, ooB iie einige @ift-Sabletten
perI6ludt bate. g(uS 6ieiem @rllnoe
wuroe iie na6 Dem MarDl0noer @e-
neral Soipitol geianOt. Sollte lie
MIR geflunfert boben, 10 miro iie bis
ouf @eitereS in Dem oSauS 5lrnI
@uten Sirten" elm Ob6o6 finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
@ruiler Qe6enspcrlnit.
9luG bon Oen EornuooS am @aittWo6
onoeriAtet. @egen0 bon ct.
2olliS, @}o., betroffeu.

SultlS, WtUr UGlCOlI IGll.
ct. Qouis, 81. 2oi. Sul
@irbelIturn, Scr @oDnesGountp am
0littpo6 9fa6mittag bradIegte, Oer-
loren IA &erionen i6r 9eben lmo
oiele murOcn Oerlebt, ipie aus einem
8clegromm bon &ie0mont, @}o, err
gebt oaS 6erte 9[6eno einlief.
Sn Granite @eno murOen 5pei
6rauen geto0tet, in G6aonia 8 lm0
in Megee 6.
Ser @cri6terItatter Oes r@Iobe
0emocrot" 6eri6tete ieiner 3eitlmg
6eute 9(6eno, OoB weuigitens 25 Ser
ionen in @}arble Sill i'm @ir6el-
IturnL Ser am W}ittmo6 BORT our9-
fegte, lm's 2e6en gefommen unO in
Selma, 9ollinger-Gountp, iiber 100
oerlebt moroen ieien. Ger 9eribt-
eritatter iogte, er bdtte ieine S5nior-
nation bon cinem 9(r5t, ser Oie 6eint-
geIucbte @egeno 6eiucbt bate.
ct. 2oui8, 81. Wloi. II 3u-
i6lGgige 9eri6te ii6er 0en S6aOen,
oen Die Stiirme inn iii0oltli6en N}ii-
iouri un6 iii0li6en SGinois am Mitt-
nod angericbtet bo6en bringen oic
So6eSfGQe 6elte ouf 1S, Oie &ilte Der
Gerlebten lit auf ingefGbr GO &c.
wa1ien ino cine aus 7 &0pien be-
Ite6enoe 6amile miro ais oermiBt
gemelOet.
Seite Iieieu bier 91a6ri6ten elm
iiber einen Shirm in 9oainger.
Scott lno StoooarosGountp I'M flo
oitli6en @lillouri Dem mebrerC
Gooteln0 @erleBte 3lm Opier fielen
Son ct. 2ouiS fonmt ole g}o6.
ri6t, ooB in ser 9}G6e bon 3alma.
8oQinger-GorntD, bier &erionen i6r
2eben Oerloren lmO ooB g8. 3. &oDce
feline 6rol unO 5 ainoer, oie n0rOlid
BON 3olma mo6nten, bermiBt mer0eu
lm0 i6r SouS iortgeieet wur0e.
&oh 9ongalo, 9oGinger-@ountD
miro Der 500 elmer 6rau lmO Dor
9loOonce, StoOoaro-Gountp, Der Ell
ne8 ana6en gemeloet,
Syn Gronoer, Scott-Gount1, mur.
Oen 20 Sduier ilmgepebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
g(ntumO6iIOic6e crluiI6t.

SSreoerid S6ul5 bon Ger. 1881,
SIt-9rooomaD, 9m. Gern bon gir.
224O, @lura-StraBe, umo G6arleS
@nrions bon oerlel6en 9lOreIie, pur-
sen in ser norO0Itli6en @oli5eiIta-
tion untergebraGt bis iie Dor ooS
Griminalgeribt 9elteat peroeu. Die
Orei Burden ideiueu 8u elmer 9on0e
bon glutomo6ilOieben 81 geboren.
9is iebt miro ibnen 8rr Salt gelegt,
oie 9lutomo6ile BON Or, Bennett
9arnall bon 9tr. 1119, SioelitD.@e-
bGuOe, bon SSrau s. 8. Brad in Eom-
Jon iinO BON Srau @li5obet6 9alOmin
bon @llicott-GitD geitoblen 81 baben.
Gie ongebliben Giebe, ole bon
0en @oli3ilten Sacob Seinenaun,
SomeS Zimmerman tmo So6n Goif.
neD oingfeit gema6t puroen, iino
OeS GiebIta6ls Ger @}aibinen uuS
Oes Sa6renS oerielben o6ne Ser 81
gentbiimer @rlaubniB beicbul0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
nSlaLia Namcm.@ercim.n z

6eierte geitern iein 2O-iG6riges @eIte-
ben. - Gie 6eier fanO in 9Riif-
fel's Salle itatt. - Ole @rdTOcn-
tim 5rou @biIipiuc @o5ian er-
6ieIt einen pradtooIlen 8Gumeu-
ltraltB. n Ser n&bolia.Mdnner-
DIOR" ioug eiuige 2ieOer,
@inen ongene6men uno fr06liden
Gerlauf nu6m oQs 90. StiftlngSfeit
Oes oE6alio-0amenbereinS,~ OoS ge-
tern 9lbeno in 9liiffePs Solle an ser
93orO 6re0erid StraBe a6ge6alteu
mur0e. Die Gomen batten Elm 9on.
fett unO einen 9oll orrongirt, sic
tuirfli6 nid6t ib6ner 6Gtten oerlaufen
f0nnen 0tob0em 0as oor5iigli6 SUE
6ereitete @iien ierbirt iporOen mar,
6egriiBte 6rou &6ilippine @o8ian,
Die ErGlioentin OeS @ereins, Die @r'
iDienenen nit ber3liAen @orten.
Ger o96olio-MGnnerGor, ser Doll-
3G6Iig eri6ienen mar, iang oann
o@ott griiBe Gid" ino beri6ieDene
onOere 2ieOer 5ur &eri6onerlng Oes
Seites. Sin Strei6or6eiter ipielte
gum Gon5e ouf. 9eionoers oie alten
oeuti6en, 10 redt IiebIide Ntelooien
6roGten 9llt un0 Sung oui Die 9eine
imo NIT Ser5enslltIt ipllroe oaS
Gon5betn geicbmungen. Die Sefretd-
rim OeS @ereins, 6rou 9lma
SAmi0t, icbil0erte in bi6iAen 8or-
ten ole @riinOung mo oen @erOe-
gang OeS &ereins, Der 6erte iiber 40
@lit9lieOer 3dblt.
Ger @rGiioent 0es oSbolia-Wlan-
ner6orS," Serr 6ronf @iesner, bielt
cine 9lniprabe, in mel6er er oen Da-
men gratulirte lnO i'm gluItrug oeS
GereiuS Der Brdlioentin einen prGb-
tigen 9lllmenItrauB ii6erreicbte Ole
Serren George &inmel6eber lnO
Solepb @raef bielten inn 2auie OeS
9lbeno$ ebenfallS 9(uipraben. Serr
36eo0or SSlng6ans, elm Wtitglieo oes
.S6alia-NiGnner6orS, "ieierte geltern
Ieinen 46. @e6urtStag aus pel6em
g(nloB i6m bon Dem Brdli0enten oes
@eiangoereinS Elm Bouquet ii6er-
reiGt muroe @egen Nlitternabt
trennte lid Die @eiellicbait in frob-
li6Iter Stimmung.
Die gegenpdrtigen 9eamten OeS
oS6alio-0amenoereins" iino: 5rau
%6ilipine @o5iau 9rGIiOentin; 6rau
s. 8ieSner, @ice-&rGiiOentin; Srau
6. 2inuemann S6obmeiiterin; 6rau
9lnna S6miOt, Sefretdrin uno
6ral $. W}artin 6iuou5ietretdrin.
| 0@ermonia = WiGnnerdor"
llnter ser 2eitltng oeS 9irigenten
Gbeo0or Semberger 6ielt geItern
9lbeno ser n@ermonia-M Mdnnerbor"
in Ieiner SaQe an ser SomarO.Str.
leine m0tbentli6e SingItmOe ob.
0ie N1itglieoer batten iib 5o6lreib
eingefuuOen. Sim nG6Iten 0ouner$-
tag finOet cine pi6tige @eidGfts.
libung Itatt uno bOfit Der @oritano,
OoB oerieIben Oos n0tbige Snterelie
entgegenge6ra6t pirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

Gotteq mO Charles 3. Y6iaips, an
ge6li6 Stuoenten an ser Columbia
llniberiitGt. unO SRI. eleanor @il-
ion %arfer, cine Gelep6oniitin, mur-
Oen beute alf Die 9(ni6uloigrng Der
&eridporung, PropagonOa gegen Die
Gonsicription 5lt Oer6reiten bon
9leenteu oeS SuIti5-Gepartements
Oer6oftet.
Gie 0rei g[ngei6uIoigten begaben
liG ongeblidb in cine 0ruderei INN
9[nti.9lusbebu 9ampblete Oruden
81 lailen, Die 6etitelt maren; n@iait
Gu Gid aus6e6en laiIen9"
Gattea lit Gin Sobn BON Somes
Mcaeen GattcIl, einem befannten
&lDdoIogen rmo @roieiior Ser 60
lum6io-llnioeriitdt" ser in @arriion,
N.-N., pobnt.
Gie orei g[n9cI6ul0igten muroeu
inter ie $500 9iirgiboit fir Elm
ouf morgen aneeiebteS Gerbor feit9e-
boIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Nnrse Nencidle1t .

Ser Senot bat Elm ENHANCEMENT 3u
Scr gia6rlmgSmittel6il ongenom.
men wonad Oos 6eimli6e 9lnIam.
meln &eriteden mo 3erIi0reu bon
9|o6rln9snitteIu nit 3udt6ous-
Itroi ebele9t peroen ioll.
Sn GeIeronto, Ont, lit ser aooett
y. 6. 6raier BON @inuipeg, @lau.,
bci einem 9leroplan-6hg per6ronnt.
gci einem EornaOo in 9ollinacr.
Goimtp. no. iolleu iie6en 9Serioueu
aet0otet uuo 26 lAper oerlebt NOR.
Sen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
9cntIdJe sdiffc fir Oic SnnOca-
Mariue.

M a bingfonl 31. Wi0i-
9luBer oen Oeuticben 3erit0rern
u@rin3 GiteI 6rieOrid" mo ,Gron.
prin5 8il6elm~ werOen Oie beiblag.
nobmten oeuti6en S6iffe ,2iebeu.
feIs" lmo Die &nnoueu6oote ,@eier~
mo o9odim" in oen Oienit Der
@larme eeitelt merNen.
9lls EranSport- unO 6radtidiifc
meroen nSo6euielS~ n6rieoa 2eon.
barot1 n9}icariq4 oaiel", u9luooli
9mm6erg" u&ogeien", 9reslait" II,
! Saronia" benliBt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Gis6era an gIenfnnOIanNfaite.

GopitGal 8obn, eineS normegii1an
S6iffeS, Ger bon SAweoeii foutneuo,
einen onlerifouii@en tSofen erreit6tc,
er8dblte, OoB Elm llngebeurer GiS-
berg umipeit Gope 9face in gIeuiuno-
lono, geitranoet iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
0Ieines Ml3Ndlcn neltnr6cn.

llnter eigentbiImli5en llmltdn0en
itarb eeitern Oie 3.id6rige 9loeIaioe
s. @laeinteS in i6rem SeimL Ger.
424, SHo-@oca-StrdBe. Coroner
Griscoa pom meiili6en 0iitrift miro
cine llnteriIhlna nnltelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

grIitieu Sic 9riteu i'm Nlai. Ser
glci4enoe 3oblen Der 5omue-
ln0 9(rraS.5 51lac6ten &erhtite
i'm l3oi betrugen 1902 Sffiaiere
im0 106,331 Mann.
2on0om 81. @}ai. Gic i'm
Nloi per0iicntli1ten britiI6en Ser
mitlilteu oeben ole Gerllte fiir Sir
ien Mouot auf 5912 Ofii5iere mO
106,33i Mam an.
Die britifrbe Gfieuiipe an ser 9(rs
raS-6rout, NIT einigen scr icbperiteu
Sample ocS &riegeS, Bat notiirli6er
gSeiie cine groBe 3una6mc al Ser
luiten i'm &erb1ltniB nit Ocnen pdb-
reno Scr rl6i9en @inter5eit ergeben.
Die &erhlite fir Die lcbten Glouote
wuroen nibt betannt gegeben, I'M Sc
bruar ober betrlgen lie MIR 1913
Ofii5icre ltno 17tS5 @}onn.
Gie @e6ollphng Der @riten ooB
i6re &crGllite i'm so 9Sro5ent ecrin-
ger ieien ais III ser 5outrne-SdIoc
trob Der eroBeren @}aiien, Oie ii6
am &ompfe bet6eiligten bleiben nidt
beiteben, menn man Die W}oi.9eri6te
in 9etra9t 5iebt, menn ol6 5ugege.
ben peroen muB, 0oB Die 9lufIteIlung
wegen 6eblens Der 9lpril.9iiten ni6t
bouItdnoig iein fonn. 0ie in Oen
eriten orei Monoten gencIoeten Ser
lutte Der Somme-S6 S6Iobt betrlgen
307t69 Offi5iere lnO @ionuitbaften.
Sm ghiguit Iebtcn Sa6res, Dem 5uei-
ten @lonat Der SommesSdlabt,
i279l5, inn @ergleib nit 1928
fir @ioi Oen 5meiten @}onat Der
9lrroS-Sbla6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Olcailtrirnms in spurruius 8Oint,

lin ollie, 6ie feline 8ewobner Spar-
rows Boints iin0, 8ur 8iebuue 6u re-
giltriren begiebt iid @illiam 8.
Cole, ser Glerf Oes Greisgeritbtes
oort6in. lin Sen 2eliten Oie @lIbc
an iporen nod Eomlon geben all
miilien meroen 1000 @tonu ouf ole
ie @eiie reeiltrirt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
(siaentAiimlidler fSal.

llngefdbr nm 3 llbr 0eitern gldCb.
mittaa criudte Or. gSiaiom 2. &eilp
bon 9tr. 1859 9ioro 9roaomaD, sen
@oIi8iiten Sobn 3. %ig9ius, i5m 8u
belfen iein 9litomobl 0u i6ieben
6omit es in Song fomme. G6e er
iein Steuerroo erreicben fonnte, fibr
ole W}olc9ine in oen 2oocn bon $iaoc
8htmberg 9}r. 1901 0it2onDale-
StroBe unO 8ertriimmerte Oos Scbou-
fcnlter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

Marit6oa Stod6on iagt 0oB nod
Oicle oeutide &eihs6iirger iid uidt
Inn GrIou6niBideine in Baltimore
beporben 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
gludI fein gleaent fiir 9gOlen.

8 @openbagen 81. W1oi. -
@iner 9erIiner 9epei6e 8ufolge bat
ser n2ofal -9lu8eieer~ eeiogt ole 9fe-
gierungen bon 9eutiblonO ltno
Seiterreitb bdtten lib entic6ieoen,
3ltr Sebt5eit feinen 93egenten fir go.
len 5ll ernennen. 9ie 8efugnille oeS
@roDin0ioI- Staots- -Gon6iIS ieOob fol-
len erpeitert meroen, na6Oem 0iele
6ie lofortige Grnennung zines Re-
genten olS imperotib erflGrt baben
ioll. 0ie 9(ngabe Oes -gln0ei-
gers" iheint oen 8eri6t bon geitern
81 beit6tigen Dob oaS Stauts- -Gon5il
relignirt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

Som iiinften NlorDIdn0er N}ili5-
9eoiment IinO 25 Sol0ateu gum
9lusbiloen ais Siii5iere nab Sort
WleDer geian0t morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
"@ igontif6e geriG m .
rung.@

On. Y olumb o bus, Ohio, 81. Mai. II
S0le beute 0to6mittog ser @ouoer-
"e'lr @ Sames Nf. Gor erfIGrte, lit bier
slne s 9eigantiide &roeramu Ser
ipmorung" nit Dem &ouptquortier
n =. oieler Sto0t entoedt moroen, oeren
0lel es III, illnge Wadnner i'm militGr-
PIll6tigen 9(lter in Sen Ser. Staoten
al oeraulaiien iib ser am nddIten
%S,Ienltog itattiinoenoen Gonicription-
Neelltrirung ou ent5iebeu. gin5elu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
GntrgiI6
anttrOri&t
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
FILIPINO GAMBLER Is
GIVEN SIX MONTHS

Six months in Jail for gambling is
the sentence imposed this morning in
police court by Judge Harry Irwin on
Alonzo Valentino, Filipino. Valentino
admitted on the witness stand that he
was a professional gambler.
According to the testimony, Velen,
tino, with another Filipino, who Is be.
lieved by the police to be his partner,
were conducting a threecard monte
game in Iwilei Several soldiers of
the 25th Infantry were drawn into it,
but one, Corporal Smith, clai. he
saw a crooked move made and forced
the gamblers to return the money lost.
Shortly afterwards Valentino was seen
with large cane knife. evidently on
the warpath, which resulted in his
arrest by Captain McDuffie. When
searched two sets Of dee, one straight
and one crooked, were found upon
him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
WIFE or ALIEN MOI TN
SANE CLASS AS SPOUSE;
Is ALLOWED TO TRAVEL

America is not making war on WON
en- and, children OF enemy countries
residing within its borders. ....
This was exempffied today when an
American woman, married to a. Ger.
man alien, was told that she might
leave Hawaii and go to the mainland
without securing a travel permit from
the President OF the United States or
q special permit from the office Of the
United States attorEey. Ill. Ill.,:
Although woman, upon marrying,
assumes the nationality Of her hus-
band, the women and children OF alien
enemies are not being molested by
Uncle Sam in this war. declares U. s.
Attorney s. C. Huber. The woman in
this particular case was born in Bos-
ton and has lived on one of the other
islands for several years. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28

The resignation of Fraulein Marie
Heuer as assistant professor Of mod
ern languages at, the, College of Ha-
wall was accepted by the board of re-
gents at special meeting held this
forenoon. ..-'..-. -.
It is believed that substitute to
complete the work Of the year can be
obtained before the college classes re-
sumo work on Jan. Z.
Miss Heuer has made no claim for
salary for the last half OF the college
year. 80. u
The regents as a body gave out no
other statement than the formal &C.
ton. . ..z.'..
W. r. Harrington. who Is chairman
of the board OF regents, stated that he
was not delegated to express the views
of the regents in any other form than
was expressed in the. vote of the
board, which was unanimous and con,
CURED in blythe president. Speaking
for himself on the situation, he said:
There has never been any question
as to the retirement of Fraulein Heuer
from the teaching staff of the College
of Hawaii since her response to the
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the president
Of the institution. H.. -'.
The only real problem has been
the manner of her withdrawal; wheth-
er it should be forced and thus make
a German woman the center of Ger
man persecution propaganda or that
q resignation should be brought about
in the natural order Of college admin.
istration, thus eliminating a difficult
legal problem that might be fought
out in the courts for months.
49,. Helping German "Game"
The only purpose that Mr.. waldron
served in resigning from the board Of
regents was to foster the definite Ger
man propaganda Of creating dissension
among as many groups Of Americans
as possible. It is part Of the Ger
man game to foster suspicion, stir up
strife in the ranks Of Americans, and
so far as possible lend energy to an
anti-British sentiment among Amer
leans. -.
"Mr. Waldronis position has been
identical with that Of the member OF
football team. who, while his fell
lows were In the midst Of a difficult
play, quit the squad and walked to
the bleachers and harangued the
crowd, calling his teammates names
and vociferously proclaiming his own
superior knowledge Of the game.
"In my opinion, Mr.. Waldron unfor
tunately could not do more in the serv
ice of the kaiser II he were q paid
agent, than to use his position for the
purpose Of. f1inging reckless remarks
regarding Americans who stand for
team work. careful judgment and CO.
operation -Americans who are not
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
ISHN MAY Be
AMBASSADOR
TO AMERICA
Post is Left Vacant BY Reslg-
nation Of Y. Sato; Uriu
Also Mentioned
Especial Cable to Eippu Jsii)

TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 2S.-Y. Sato,
Japanese ambassador to the United
States, has resigned. Viseount Ishii,
who recently was at the head OF the
Japanese war commission to the Unit
ed States, is considered the most log
ical candidate to succeed Ambassador
Sato.
The name of Admiral S. Uriu, for
mer vice president of the Japanese
commission to the San Francisco ex-
position, is also being backed for the
post by his friends. Viscount lshii
made many friends during his recent
trip to America, and it is thought
that he will be named.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28

His letter to the city attorney TO-DAY
briefly outlines the plan, the signtfi-
cant feature of which at the present
time Is that he proposes including the
parks and Fairgrounds management
under the office Of city and county en-
gineer. f..
This feature, 1t is freely predicted,
win cause lively discussion on tho
board. Chairman Hollinger Of ~ the
parks and Fairgrounds committee in.
sists that it is not feasible to include
this civic function under the ehgi.
neer's office. On the other hand, Ho!.
linger has indicated that he supports
the Mott-Smith plan In general. d,
The letter calling on the city attor.
.ney for the ordinance Is as follows:
Il have undertaken to submit for
the consideration of the board of su.
peryisors proposal In the form of an
ordinance to combine under the office
OF city and county engineer, in addi'
ton to the present activities OF that
office, the functions of the sewer and
water works department. Of the gar
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-28
TO TAKE
TESTIMONY IN.
HON. OIL SUIT
tA..osi...a Pres. By y. s. Naval wireless,

(AASoetoto0 PtoSO ~ VI . HaS0t "HOtoSNJ
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. Is
Frank Laning, registrar of the United
States land office at Visalia, Cal, has
been appointed to hear evidence in the
dispossession suit against Honolulu
Consolidated Oil Company if the Mid
way fields.
Honolulu Consolidated Oil stock
wobbled slightly on the local ex-
change and though 500 shares were
sold at $3.50, the bid price dropped
from $3.50 to 1915 following rumo-
that the stock had dropped to $3.41
on the San Francisco exchange. Word
that Frank Laning, registrar Of the
United States land office at Visalia,
had been appointed to hear the evil
dence to DE presented at the trial Of
the governments dispossession suit in
Los Angeles against the Honolulu
Consolidated Oil company is believed
to have had some effect on -the~San
Francisco market. The hearing be-
gan on December II when the. compa-
ny asked that the governmental suit
be thrown out.
It is believed here that Mr.. Laning
has been sent into the fields with a
view to seeing if he can unearth any
evidence that has been previously
overlooked. Local stockholders are un-
able to say as to the light in which
Laning's appointment should be view
ed, whether favorable or unfavorable.
The opinion of the local stockholders
is to sit tight and wait until the senate
or the house takes some action in
Washington, ID. c.