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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05

Meat lovers are apt to have back
aches and rheumatic attacks. Unless
you do heavy work and get lots Of
fresh air don't eat too much meat.
1t 8 rich in nitrogen and helps to form
uric acid--a solid poison that irritates
the nerves, damages the kidneys and
often causes dropsy, gravel and urinary
disorders Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills help weak kidneys to throw of
uric acid. Thousands recommend
Doan's for baclkache. =" ?
when Your Back is Lame-Remem.
Der the Name. " Don't simply ask for
a kidney romedy---ask distinctly for
Doan's Baehache Kidney Pills and
take no9other. Doan's Backache Kid
ney Pills are sold by all druggists and
store-keepers at Soc box, six boxes
$250) on win be mailed on receipt OF
price by the HOLSTER Drug Co, or
Benson, Smith q Co. agents f.r the
Hawaiian Islands advertisement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
PERJURY CHARGE |
AGAINST CAPTAIN
OF ISLAND CRAFT
Commissioner Garden Wakes
Formal Accusation Against
NOeau's Skipper
SAYS MASTER LIED ABOUT
DROWNING or ANEHlLA
Officer Admits That He Made "A
Mistake" In His Testimony
To Commission

An uneQuivocal accusation of per
jury was made yesterday against Carl
Wichert, formerly master Of the Inter
Island steamer Noeau and more recent
ly master Of the steamer Hamakua that
was burned at sea last week, by w. T.
Garden, member Of the public utilities
board, at hearing in regard to the
drowning of Anehila, sailor, at Kea.
liza, Kauai, March rs.
"You have committed perjury be-
fore this commission, captain, assert
ed Garden. "You have told this com
mission things you knew to be false.
1t is the duty of this commission to
take the necessary criminal steps but
we hive no desire to do that If il can
be avoided gst
TO Consider Action Later M
Before the meeting of the public
utilities commission adjourned, Com
missioner A. J. Gignoux, who presided
in the absence of Chairman Charles r..
Forbes, stated that the action to be
taken in regard to the alleged perjury
of Captain Wichert would be consider
ed later. ... u efn Eh.
The matter under investigation was
we oeath Oh Ahehha, sailor on tine
Noeau, who met ms death when q boar
upset, Anehila, 1t developed, could not
row Inc steersman was sailor named
Matutu AT previous session of the
,eommission Captain Wiehert had tes-
tilted under oath, that he didn't know
| whether Matutu had his papers as an
apie seaman or not In the meantime,
~ developed mat q rev days after the
aceldent captain Wlchert hlmself had
taken Matutu TO the inspectors or hulls
and popers IN an attempt 70 get papers
Ior MN.
MAGE mistake, Is DEFENSE
captain mlshert's only defense 70
tne perjury charge was that ne mad
made mistake. fnrther questions
~ oaraen,' hlgnoux and Judge Edward
IA. Watson, attorney Tor the eomnlis-
SION, appeared 20 emparrass Wlchert,
VINO several times communicates hlmseir
ana constantly qnahned answers ne
na NJ P ~ ..l! gwen.
tWlchert, In response 70 questions pnt
to him, swore that he never ordered
AneniIa INTO the ooat, nor did ne swear
AZ MN, but tne next witness, who
was Ma , testlneg tnat ~ was Gap,
IAN IAN "lchert VINO nad ordered Ane-
ma Z man VINO eould not SWIM, INTO
iho poat, anu not, as the captain had
5 Tstlii Mate Mystrom and Boatswain
NAM (poth kiied iast week when the
iiS hI ourned ~ sea-
n.otSstnJ as ssu e ena. Ahs .a nag .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
SEEK TO'DISQuALIFY =" .
H. JUDGE IN OIL TRIAL
ASSOCIATED Press BY U. s. Naval Com
-f-.H at..f.. munfoahlba 0arvitsal r. ...s..r

SAN. FRANCISCO, June 5-Attor.
neys for the Honolulu Oil Company
yesterday presented arguments in the
federal court Of appeals here against
Judge Briseoe contributing As presiding
judge in the trial They asked a''fnan
'damus disqualifying the judge, who,
they declared had admitted his disqual-
ifcation owing TO his ownership of
stock in a rival company. The matter
was taken under adyisement. The
case involves more than seven million
dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
soMETHINd pEpTNARL,H

Diarrhoea ls always more or less pre-.
Nalelt during this weather. BE pre-
pared for ~ Chqmberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diaffhoea Remedy is
prompt and eifectual. II can always be
depended upon. For sale by all Dealers
Benson, Smith 4 Co, Agents for Ha,
yaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
CHINA IS PEACEFUL

Annoy, China, June fDespite the
break Of number Of Chinese prov
inees with the central government, no
Disturbances have taken place, so far
as reported here. An amicable settle.
ment Of the present differences is ex-
pected. q 80 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
FENG KNOCK CHOW
REPORTED RESIGNED
San francisco Chinese ~,
Gets Rumpr From Orient

tAssociatsd Press ~ o. 8. Naval commu-
nicaticl seFyicel "
SAN FRANCISCO, June "A cable
gram to the Chinese World, Chinese
dent Feng Kwock Chow Of the Chinese
repGblic has resigned. B XII
The president today issued Q procla-
nation calling on all factions to unite
and declaring for neutrality 30 far as
China = internal troubles are concerned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
JUDGE TAKES OATH

Judge James Banks took the oath
OF office yesterday as assistant United
states attorney. Judge Banks succeeds
Samuel B. Kemp, who vacated the Of
flee recently TO go ON the circuit bench.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05

Between Boards
J OLA le5, 10, 25, i4Oo; McBryde. 25. 10.
Notice
I Tomorrow being legal. holiday. there
VIII he no session OF the Exchange Elec-
tion Day.
Sugar Quotations
$50 analysis beets tno adyices).
o0o Cent. for Hawaiian sugars) :. 5.sa
.a W Rabber Quotations
-. May %. 1917
NNL n.s R.SS ..<.'s.s..-......-.. Rl
Ns" iVrh .-....- .s;...Ar.t,s $40
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
HEAVY TAX AIMED
-. "A lizard LIQUOR"

2 tAssociatod Rress ~ y. 3. Naval oommu.
tE5r,E Hieatien seryice) ~
WASHINGTON, June 4-The senate
finance committee today agreed upon
a plan of a prohibitive tax Of So for
distilled liquors dnrihg the period Of
the war Brewing will not be affected,
under, this plan. N N ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
new YORK STOCKS

CAssociated Press BY. y. s. Naval commu-
nication seryice) W
NEW YORK, June Following are the
opening aud closing quotations Of stocks IN
the New York mnFket yesterday:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO June 5-Following
are the opening and closing quotations Of
sugar and other stocks In the San Fran
cisco market yesterday;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
Stock Dividend Issues Revived

!. Several matters that had been gone
intoat previous hearings again came u.
last night. Among these we're to learn
whether any stock dividends had been
paid from either depreciation or insur.
ance fund. This brought an inquiry as
to whether the insurance fund had
been sufficient to replace the Maui and
Hamakua without depreciation of other
funds. ttThe liquid assets in that fund
are sufficient TO meet the losses" Ken.
nedy replied, but he could not state
with definiteness the amount in the
fund said that he had not known that
line. Of questioning and had no oppor
tnnity to refresh his memory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
SPAIN SENDS HOI. !. :.
NJ. PROTEST TO berlin
ftAssoeiatsd Press ny U, 8. Naval oOmmu,
y NJ nication Bervies) .s,tr

MADRID, June Ain an urgent note
to- Berlin, Vienna and Oonstantinople,
the governments Of Spain today protests
against the prosecutions, deportations
OF people, and lootings carried out by
the Turks ON the jews in Palestine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
wilder Lime Purchase Rises

Once more the purchase of the Wilder
Steamship Company was brought up.
Kennedy told how he secured an Opt n
on a majority Of the stock of the N
ipany at $50 a share and offered IL 10
the directors at a meeting. The oifsr
was turned down, but afterwards be,
Charles M. Cooke, August Dreier,
George Wilcox and Albert Wilcox de-.
cided to buy the stock from the Wilder
estate and got the other Wilder stock,
holders to come in and take InterIsl.
and stock, he thought at one and half
shares for one. One stakeholder re-
fused to come in and the syndicate
bought him out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
MEASURE
CUTS CENSORSHIP
lAssociatsd Press Nv y, 3. Naval Commit
nication servioe) s-i ~.

WASHINGTON June 4s-The house
and senate eonferees on the espionage
bill reached an agreement this after
noon. Under the draft now agreed uf-
on, the newspaper censorship section Is
eliminated. The bill is now expected
to pass without debate In either senate
or, house I n Z tf 49, ,- r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
syndicate proved "Foolish"


Garden sought to prove that the syn
dictate realized profit on the sale of the
stock which il secured but failed TO 10
IL. at was the most foolish thing
men have ever done,o said Kennedy.
we turned the stock oyer to the ''oii.
pany and il was divided up pro rata
among the Inter.Island stockholders.
We did not make cent? 49,. ~ si
Reverting TO the matter of issuance
of stock dividend from any specific
funds Kennedy replied that no such
fund was ever deprecated thereby. !"
AT one stage the hearing was delayed
nearly half an hour on objections
which Attorney Warren made to the
line of questioning used by Garden rela.
tive to the Wilder line purchase. At
length to expedite the hearing Warren
withdrew his objections.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Endau peyeI. 90

Endau Deyel. Co,
1st ASS. 600, nd -. - -.
End Ass. 90qb I'd ma. & -; -
Haiku II. a p. 90. nd 20 49, -.
Haiku II. a T.. Co. CON. iMLi -
Hawaii Con. Ry. 10 49,. a. ~ n
Hawaii Con Ry. acg n l-t X
Hawaii Con Try. common 2iEl ~ n
Hawaiian Electric co .ltg7Nl -
Hawn. Pineapple Co. W.. ALL iin al
Hon. Brew. & Malt. 60. :. ia 49,.
Honolulu Gas Co. l125 49, lion
Hon. X. T. a L. 60. .... Ei40 m
InterIslnnd =. N. Co Inns 49, Inn
Mutual Telephone CO... 81 -, 81
Oahu Ry. 4 Land 90, .lI00 lIa0
Pahang Rubber Co, ~. 10 10
Selama bindings pfd ~ m l i.
Same (T0oS pd. )...,..I 10
Tanjong Olak Rubber Co. 4Okl =. II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
BONDS

Beach Walk Imp 56eL
Hamakua Ditch Co s. i.... ~
Hawaii Con. Ry. So $3.50 NJ I 80 4 ~
Hawaiian Irr. Go. 6s. sou ~.
IIaw. Teri 4eb ref 1905 l1OI 7 n y
IIaw. Ter. Pub Imps 4eLllO 49, 49,
Haw. Ter pub. imp. a. 4 f, 800
(series 1912-l3l ...,. llODki
Haw. Terri 8Hs Il $40 y Il
1onokaa Sugar Go. Co., 4 a5 n. go 0S
Honolulu Gas Co 5s.. l1O4 ~ -.
Kauai Ry. Co. o.. .lIOffLl :. !, II M
Manor Imp. Dist. 5IkeL IiOILl ~. ~
McBryde Sugar co. IS, lfO0 4 00iLllO0
Mutual Tel 5s ... lfO8 49, "
Oahu Ry. a Land 10. Boz l1O0 NM.
Oahu Sugar Co. or 49, ll1O lilo ~
Olaa Sugar 90. 6e5 ...... llO0 49,
Pac. Guano Fert Co 6sl1O5 loo II w
Pncihc Sugar MIL 90. 8s. hoo hoo 49,
San Carlos MIL Co. 81, .lfO4 liOi 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05

Forbes asked questions as to what ef-
feet the falling of in earnings from
transportation would have on the earn,
ings Of the company as q whole, and
Kennedy replied he could not ten how
much, that the coal was holding up we'll
In earnings, as were the other branches.
but wages had been increased and were
stll going up, and an costs were on the
rise. RI n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
HodpIuiu. June d 1917
MERoANTIr.E
SUGAR

Alexander & Bald win. l2DO Ia
q. Brewer A. 60. llGO Ar ].
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
Goal Price Figures Given

When Kennedy left the stand Garden
asked Auditor M. NJ Graham as to fig
lures on sales of coal month by month
from january, 1914, to date, and the
average price. These figures Graham
gave. Garden asked for figures that
Graham is compiling as to coal sold to
the transportation branch of the com,
pany business and said that he wanted
totals, total costs and average prices.
Graham said he had those figures less
than fifth prepared and did not know
whether or not he would have them
complete by Thursday when IL had
been proposed TO meet again, but
would give what he could at the next
meeting Aniadjourment was taken to
Friday evening. ,o,.. "..,.....,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-06-05
HEAD Of ITALIAN
+. :. MISSION IS SICK
tAssociatsd Press BY o. 5. Naval oOmnu.
nication ssrsiee) .aE

WASHINGTON, june 4-vThe Illness
of Prince Udine, head of the Italian mis-
sion 70 the United States, has delayed
the Western trip q the mission l55
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
OpetauIa Iauseita


huff Sronmoooin aaniallis ieurafun-
nan mloriioliiton iuampietoSia mar.
rasf. Is p. Miss Bertha @antamG-
ii.
= 8anba aita loppui fpipmpfieen:
Wif1 on totuus? lluii aifa aIfoi
Seeiuficn ianoilla: Mina Glen TO-
tuus.
= Stieraffaiis on Min fliin ilmal
la tGptettp palGo.
- Sbmiii1 OH foboenIaiiia, toiiiI.
la on jdrfcd, mutta ei usfoa, t%oiiilIa
taas on usfoa, mutta ei ole j1rfeG.
- Gilman fewdtpdimGnG nieinfin
ter1tGGn liian palion futfia, min ct
tel moiba fifteen foota beoelmiG, fun
cldmGn ipfip tuIee.
= Iiatus ianfaiffiiuubesta lob
outtaa eIGmdn lpbpfdiippoestG.
- 8anboia uiioitn pioetGGn iuu-
resia arposia. mutta eli mitGdn min
iuiiresia ariposia, fuin .:oanbaa fan
tcletta.
On iurullista ettd monet fro
m1t %alinomaan tieoon puiista, mutt
ia eipGt milloinfaan maista el6mGn
plnIn beoelmGG.
SpmG Jana maiflittaa nirfistG-
ip1sti ia ber1tt11 nrii ajatufiia.
&atfera blomautus moi tttbota toto
= 81 mifGdn ole follisarmoiiem-
pua fun aifa, ne lotfa iitd mGGrin
f%GpttGmGt, ohpat iultrimpia titbloreita
= 8uoiiiooot mieripGt, mutta III
miseldmGn omen arpoitils on ulea-
MALE iittenfin ielittam1ton.
Sitmala antaa nellie monia bppiG
monta erifertao, miitta SGn
lntaa dioin ainoostaan pboen ferron
G~atfetaan.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
KaIIiita totausia

"Niuttelc 3noiaaii ia Sunasta-
jaaii nlorena, ennen fun ipanbenet ja
DIET ianoipa, eli ne minuIle felpaa."
&ofcmus oioittoa cttG nni bur,pa G.
nda panbnna f1antpp epdusfostaan
omistamaan ipntein anteefii iaamis-
ia ia nouttimaon iiitd tulemaa o.
mantunnon raiibaa omantunnon raii
baa ia lepoa. Hiiorena minGfin olen
ottaniit opetufiista oppiafleni, =
HiinifdGn fuuluu: StlG ilmota la
bimGiieft ialeiluutto. Sos fen ldfpt
pst1Apdllcii, min lalaillils lelpiaa pn
pGri fpl1i ia tuottao pabaa oifaor.
Sen tGbDen on felt lltittalpa Ddlli-
Naitten ~ !" &ils OH rlDoStin
ieuraafpa: Oh lGbimdiienid fonsla
elettGp1 raffouselGmd1, faGntda
faitti aiiat parbain pain. @ield on
t6rfeGG, ettG beitaa rulmiin terweDt
tG. @~rittGinfin iGbtpmistd on mol
tettGpG. &plmGst1 tlilee ifdwiG tau
teia . Slen ,buomannut fplman he
Den Ii~epentGpGrt fipuia, fun fastel-
laon liinainen tpoate fplmasid meoes
ia ia pannam fipidn pdalle, Min bel
pottaa bammaspafotitfiesla ia tatfel
laiiesia fulmeesia.
M. 2aafio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
Slntoitns!

Seem Sort Milliin fanNollisIelira-
funtapiirin miioiitofors pioetaart
SopeIi1tflen firtosia 3 p. jo1tlittitilta
1917, fofous alfoa tlo 10 ap. 500
forfieen pppoetadn labettamaan e
oustoiio faifista ieurafunnista jotta
bost. &. Soafana boitaa. Silfaa
foifin ettd ioufolLa moiiimme co.'s
tod Serron tpota.
Safri Yajunpou, Socop apo'
e,imies. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
ha'-o, nina seison owe ssa ia kolkutan."
K ar h Il : M att
Sobnnnes Naiaiuaara

tetItIII.
Wasta fun cni.nt1 alfoi palmis-
tIla p0ptdan pdisudIisid, cn;n pihGt
tdipdilppS fatoii ia fufin nlfoi 9icmcn
liiIoboella aiennostoan .
Wtitta illalla aictti 01rb1-@ atti
fantelcenia idllecn p6podue ia alfci
mabtapalla aanellGGn mielhpirtenia
&aiffiapoipa Sumalamme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
NUORTEN

ooin elimuoimuiiina r%pntd1p1t buo-
nceiecii, fiiail@pat lattialla, farfaa-
nat wlloteeii peitolIe, faslpoillcii.
Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

Meri fun Oh anfaisiut taauann.
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iuntaliiuhs
@ain pettelu1 mcrbo ia ulastomuus,
3un aurinto alfaopi polttaa.
See iellaiiet. pioGmme w~abinfona
gept rinnalla Seeiufien armaan;
Main bGnesiG, Sumolan 9aritlasia,
sgfpt el1mG, artiius on marmaan.
.gept riemuien npaan omnfI' nellie
bGn ioi,
Scum f1riimpsfaIfin BIN tibtemme
ioi,
sci meioGn or m11rGnG juooa.
fGi rita ne tpot e;fG bursfausfaan
&nin Iaisto me maimaiiet ioamme,
@onbursfaus aristuficn moobitaan.
Seen lain eesiG festdiii p1imGnfGan
ipaon?
SSa fifth lofi CT ole onnettufnan,
Git ~ailtuaafi' motif ie iaattaa.
81 mini 2afi muatimi, mantlpi main
$50 oiponpn meioGt ie tappaa.
@ann fun nina aituitoen Serrasia
lain,
Cen tromion alta DON lpapaa.
Stain ustoen ei lafi bplj1tDfi j1G,
@aon pitemmin pstGpGfi' mlltttilpi
tGG,
Gen 1GntG npt taboomme fullla.
Mc lain bpp6fs t:eoomme, jos iitd
.Mp0s oifein me toioamme f1DttGG,
!On anncttu meta le fuolettamaan,
.&rn iiriiiifs meioat ie n1pttaa.
@aan terpeefii tcbo6 ie meitG Ell moi
Gen IGGffeben Seeiufien lperi 10 tot,
Sen Iuo lafi tabtoui meit1.
Niin toboomnle i1aodfin Scelufien
mo
SeSa ristist1 ferSfato Serrnn.
2oin tuomio ei enG1 peltoa tuo,
Scum Seeirs len poisti 10 ferrai.
Npt Seefus on riemummc foppuma-
ton.
Me enme 90 mitGGn, ban faiffemme
Gun fiitos, ia raffobin SSeeiusl
2oulun festGesiG oil &GrbG-Watti
ipet1Dtpnpt uuniIle. SGntG oil rii-
pennut omituiiesti piluttamaan, III.
Ia lima ulfona oloi ielfpetG ia paffa-
men n1ptti tuleman. Sielt1 bGn lau
Iun fest1esi1 ~tarfasteli liiortaan,
jofn bGnen mielestGGn of %joutunut
outtnmattomasti barbaan ia flnuas-
hui bGnen iilmisiGGn labfolaiilruteen
ipimobtamano fitbfomieliiend naiiena
Siior-tunne jGi auttomattomoSti ia.
fa7aIalle. 9olliin lanai, joita ban
MT eritpiiemmin tarffaii, piStipGt
bGntG termpdSti, iiuG t1llaiiia lauIii-
ia ban oil oifeostaon fofo el1mGniG
tpieronut, milteip1 mibannut. Ne tiln
tuimot iGpbe1r, tooelliien jumalan-
fnnan rinnalla feippiltG ia pilfalta.
-&GriipGnG ia pioGtettpnG ban fen
.tpuofii aiennostoan tarfosteli iilaren
IA punottopia, pitfulaiiia faSmoja
ia tGmdn ipodmen pobjosta tuletpaa
Iauluo. S~orfosteli t6mGn. iunin Tiff
feitG, fasmoien eleitd ia posfilibosten
.n~Gr6btelpiG uitta iGfeistod alottaes-
ia. - Olifo tdntd b6nen iiiarenia-
ia Jos oil min fiiinfo fiimmalliiefii
.miiuttiinut?
sSsGbmeG tunne jatfui mield lat
Iun loputtuofin ia piodtettp biljoi-
fuiis t1ptti fofo onporan pirtin o'iif'
sfoineen. aufoan ei liiffunlit, ei adn-
tdnpt, eifG Miina uittta laulia olfa-
nut. @opao, fotoinen tiinne oil lar
fpnpt betfefii ia nitorempifin ipof1
tunii fen, moiffeifpdt PC olleet MILLION
foam aiotclleetfom tooenteolla iitd,
mitd ionotoon niitirtoenoiiofii. Setlle
fe oil olIut mierns ia joi iifii ipielo
nptfin. Se oliapat plleet ipield foto a.
fan uIfopuoleIIo, biolimotto tldrlo
fdannolliiestd tueiiiuista ~ioittoineer
ia ppbdpdiipdiiistd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia. 8itin buminanu, faufailenotpotstc
no, ie beiodn taiuntaanfa oil pddsipt
fosfettomaan ia ieIlaiieffi ie jdi eoel'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

eiifcmiebet, iotfa Otpat ilmoitta'
meet IebSesiamme, oipat taIIset tnD.
maamaan, eta Anttaia.IehSesid iaH.
nattaa iImoittaa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22

U~--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Nuorisoliitolle."
Pykala 1.
Iaman "Nuorisoliiton" tarkoituksena on ~luottaen
ygmalan armoon ia apuun, levittaa ia elahyttavaan
naa morrison keskuudessa. y"
Pykala 2.
Taman tarkoitusperansa koettaa "Nuor;sol;;++oy
s~aavuttaa toimeenpanemalla keskusteluja, esitelmia
ia harJoituksia, jotka ~edistavat nuorisossa Jumalan
pelkoa' seka tarjoamalla hyvaa krjallisuutta.
Pykala 3.
"Nuorisoliiton" jaseneksi otetaan jokainen 12
vuotta ~tayttanyt nuorukainen ia ~neitonen joka tah-
ia Vapahtajakseen, Pyhan Raamatun mukaan tattoo
Hanta %seurata, seka kiinni pysya Lutherilaisessa
opissa. "Nuorisoliittoon" saattaa kuulua sellaisia
v~anhempiakin jasenia, jotka haluavat edistaa "Nuo-
risoliiton" ty0ta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-11-22
NOT.

ironwoodin Suomalaisen Evankelis-L utherilaisen
Observation-Disclosures "Nuorisoliitolle.n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-05
TROUBLE BREWING
FOR DELAYED PAPERS
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Searching
inquiry into the utterances OF German
language newspapers in the United
States Socialist magazines and litera-
ture OF so.called peace societies and as
sociatious regarded as likely to leau To
prosecution IN some instances is beiCg
conducted by the department OF JUS
tice. The department con'Aders its 20.
sition strengthened by recent decision
by Federal judges Hough Ot New Yorh
and Speer OF Georgia in sustaining tne
action oil Postmaster General BurIes9n
IN refusing privileges OF malls to The
Misses" anu The Je1ersonian."
Recent uIterances and activities OF
Mayor Thompson OF Chicago and his
paper The Republican, a newspaper
which endorses HIM IN connection wlth
the convention there OF the Peoples
Council OF America for Democracy ana
Peace are also being scrutinized.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-05
MAN He FOUGHT
DID NOT EXIST
Two Examinations Held By
Lunacy Commission
Today

The Lunacy Commission was busy
today and examined two men, de,
creelng that they should botn be sent
to the hospital at Weston Tor treat.
ment. William j. Norton, OF Manning
ton, was examined this morning anu
found to be mentally unbalanced to
the extent that his confinement was
thought advisable.
Joeanto foreigner from Annabelle,
was examined this afternoon and a
number OF his fellow mployes and &C.
quaintances testified that he has been
acting querly OF late and seems to
be suffering from the Authorization
that someone is bent upon taking his
life. He was employed in the mine
at Annabelle and has been working
there regularly for about two years.
A fellow worker in the mine told
Of finding 10 recently in a violent
alteration with the pit boss. We'll,
he was asked, lis that so unusual, Tor
worker to quarrel with the pit boss. "
NO" he said, "but-there wasn't
any pit boss"
The man is about forty.fve years Of
age and is apparently in good physi.
cal health. the symptoms OF insanity
have only recently developed and it is
though that il he is given prompt at,
tention he will probably recover.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-05
One Mine Has Lost Fifteen
Good Miners Since First
of Week.
PERMANENT HARM DONE
Productive Power OF the
Industry Will Be Serious
ly Curtailed.

What the present slump in the sup
ply of coal cars is doing in the way
of permanently injuring the mining
industry OF this district is illustrated
by two reports which came into the
office OF the Central West Virginia
Coal Operators Association this morn
ing.
One we'll known operator whose
mine is an important one is in Harri-
son county, was given no cars on
Thursday Friday and Saturday of last
week. Three consecutive days of
idleness. Since the beginning of this
week fifteen OF the best miners have
left that plant.
Within a month one of the largest
companies in West Virginia lost IS
eooa miners in one day because the
men were not getting enough work to
do.
These instances ar but typical of
what is going on all over the district
every day, according to Secretary
Lawson who also points out that even
of the mines were given full quota
OF cars they would not be able to do
much toward piling up a reserve sup
ply of fuel ii this condition is permit
ted to continue much longer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-05
GERMANS AGAIN
RAID BRITAIN
Eleven Persons Killed and
62 Injured Last
Night.
(By Associated Pressl

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Eleven persons
were killed in last nights air raid, II
is announced officially.
One raider is reported to have beer
brought down on the Sheernes it is
announced officially. One bomb fell
just outside a hospital, another passed
through theatre and another hit a re
tail store in which a number OF girls
were sleeping. Notwithstanding tue
moonlight nothing could be seen OF u }
raiders although their engines coma
be heard overhead. That they wera IN.
visible was perhaps due TO a slight
haze which however was insufficient
to obscure the moon.
The raiders were constantly shelleI
by anti-air craft guns and several Brit.
ish machines took the air to attack.
The streets were practically deserted
at the time it being long after theatre
hours. The few street cars that Were
running either put out their lights OF
stopped. A message from the south.
east district said apparently the invau,
ers crossed the North sea in three sue.
cessive groups and that all were Sc
yerely shelled both arriving and re
turning.