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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
ii. lnaugurates
MeatIess, WleatIess
Days Aboard Ships
Company Also Reduces Mea
Portions to Aid in Food
Conservation

Beginning next Thursday the
Inter-lsland will begin the obsery-
ance of a meatless day. In like
conformance with the govern.
ment's request Sunday Is to be
wheatless day, when no bread,
other than rye or corn will be
served.
Another step towards food con-.
serEatfon taken by this company
is the serving Of smaller portions,
so there may be no waste. An
nouncement Of this is given in the
following footnote in the steamer
bill of fare:
That there may be no waste
caused by a passenger being
served with more than he requires
OF a single item, smaller portions
will be served. Additional portions
may be had on request.
Below this is the other an
nouncement:
Thursday is meatless day and
Sunday wheatless day. This con-
forms with the. governments re-
quest. Your cooperation is appre-
ciated." ...
AS the Inter-IsIand supplies
food for about 600 employees,
who likewise come under the new
food rules, besides the many pas
sengers carried by the company
steamers, there will be a mate
rial saving of wheat and meat by
these conservation steps.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
CHIEF JUSTICE ON RESIGNING
HINTS AT POLITICAL JOBBERY

unless there is a delay caused by pres
sure of war business in the national
capital. AS Mr. Robertson is Repub
lican, the question arises as to wheth
er his successor will be a man Of the
same party, or a Democrat. Asso
ciate Justice James L. Coke IL re
ported to be in line for the position
as well as Associate Justice r. P
Quarles and Circuit Judge Clarence W.
Ashford. The name of Charles F.
Clemens, former U. S. judge, has also
been mentioned.
Attorney Clemens, who has been
mentioned as a likely successor to
Chief Justice Robertson, says he can
not permit his name to be considered,
He Says:
1T is indeed pleasing to be
even thought of in connection
with so honorable an office as the
supreme bench of Hawaii. But,
among other things, my resigna-
ton from the federal bench, which
was put partly on the ground OF
the uncertainty Of judicial tenure
in Hawaii is 50 recent as to make
impossible my permitting my
name to be considered. i am sure
: that every good citizen, every
thoughtful person Is grateful TO !.
Chief Justice Robertson for his
distinguished services and wishes =:
him we'll in his return. to active
practise" q
1t is expected that the Bar Associa.
ton will meet within a few days to
recommend successor to the chief
justice. The Democrats are also ex-
pected to suggest someone. s
One report heard today is that
Chief Justice Robertson will become
with the law firm OF
Holmes & Olson, but this could not be
Sd,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
SIBERIANS LAUNCH A
PROVISIONAL REPUBLIC;
HOSTILE TO GERMANY
t...o.i,,,a Pres. BY U. 8. Naval wlrslsss.)

Associated Press by U. 8. Naval WireIess'l
WASHINGTON, Dec Throws
ions, munitions, supplies and railroad
eouipment will not be permitted 70
fan into the hands of Germany as
result of an armistice or peace De-
tween the Petrograd government anu
the Central Powers. The Slberlans
have formed a provisional govern
ment which is evidently loyal TO the
Allies and has already taken steps 70
prevent aid and comfort going to the
enemy. Announcement was made IN
Petrograd yesterday that the Siberian
provisional government had ordered
the stoppage of all food that was de-
signed for European Russia on the
ground that it might fall into the
hands of the Germans and that steps
would be taken to prevent aid from
Siberia reaching the enemy.
Dfsintesration Seen
Establishment of a provisional gov
eminent in Siberia marks yet another
stem in the disintegration of what had
been the empire Of Russia since anar-
efistic radicals secured control in
Petrograd and Moscok. II is admit
ted that it will take strong man to
again weld together the fragments, but
hope is expressed that this will yet he
achieved.
The combination of Kalfdines and
Korniloff, backed by the Imperialistic
and Constitutionalist Democrats, is
looked upon with favor and hope in
diplomatic circles 1t is known that
Kalidines has money, stores and pro-
visions as we'll as some supplies of am
munition and arms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
OIL RESERVES.
OPENED UP IS
CABLED RUMOR
II True Would Mean Release OF
Millions Held in Escrow;
Oil Stock Jumps

That the United States government
has opened up the reserve oil lands
for private development is the rumor
which has been in circulation in San
Francisco financial circles for the
past two days and the receipt of that
rumor by cable here this morning
caused Honolulu Consolidated Oil
stock to jump from $40 a share,
yesterdays closing price, to $475
with a prospect of further increase
Should the report that the govern
ment has thrown open the Oil reserve
lands prove true several million, dol
lars now held in escrow in New York
pending the settlement Of the litiga
zion over the land in question. will be
divided among the share holders. This
money comprises the payment made
by the Standard Oil Company for the
oil supplied it by the Honolulu Con
solidated Oil Company from the lat
ter's wells which are now in opera
ton. These we'll are on land which
during the administration of Presi-
dent Taft the government attempted
to make into federal reserve areas
after private companies had begun
development
Bidding on the local exchange was
brisk this morning. The sales in Ho.
nolulu oil recorded were as follows:
1900 at $40; 2400 at $4.45; IS at
$3.50 and 100 at $3.50, making a total
Of 1915 shares to change hands.
The cable received by local brok-
er from san Francisco this morning
relative to Honolulu oil was as fol.
lows:
Talk about high dividends-rumo:
that government has thrown open oil
reserve lands" H. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
kORNILOFf MODELLING ARMY
TOLAUNCH UPON PACIFISTS: ,
MOSCOW BATTLE IS IMPENDING
Socialist Government Abolishes Private Property
And Plans Vast Utopian Scheme
"A SSociatpd Press bN

ASSOCIATED Press by Z. S Naval Wireess)
ONION, England, Dec 11-Russia again shaking free
l. of the grip of the Socaistacfst government according
mail advices reaching here supplemented today by brief
eeaphic dispatches Times despatch from Petrograd
that the situation grave in Moscow where Gen. Korn
loft is threatening overthrow the Boshevk garrsons and
The Boshevks have placed machine guns the
streets The garrison however, shows signs of INSTRUMENTATION
and may go to Korniloff.
Mail advices from Petrogad say that Kornlo troops
and the Cossack the latter being under the grand hetman
Kaledines mobizing.
Late yesterday that the Boshevik government is
transmitting throughout the country by wireless copies of
proclamation signed by Koegalev behalf of the peoples
of Aoricu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
HALIFAX RELIEF WORK
GOES ON; INVESTIGATION
OF "PL0T" UNDER WAY
Associated Pres, by U. S. Naval WfrsIs,,.l

Associates Press by U. S. Naval Wireless)
HALIFAX, NJ. S., Dec. II, - The
blizzard is so severe today that while
the relief work continues as steadily
as possible, further search among the
ruins for dead and injured Is virtually
impossible.
HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 1.-Pending
the result of the official investigation
which has been started to determine
the responsibility for the initial col.
lision in the harbor here, as result
of which came the series of explosions
and the wrecking of the city, the Cana
dian officials yesterday made prisoners
of all the survivors of the Norwegian
steamer limo, the craft which is re.
ported to have been allowed to smash
into a munition ship, while ablaze, her
crew having opened the seaeocks and
then deserted the vessel in small
boats.
Captain Lamedoc of the French
steamer Mont Blanc, which is also inn
plicated in the events leading up to
the great disaster. and Pilot Maekay,
who had the Mont Blanc in charge
at the time, are also being held pend
ing the innuir"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
LISBON REVOLT
EXAGGERATED BY
GERMANS, BELIEF

(Assoelatsd Press By U. s. Naval Wirsisss)
LONDON, Eng Dec. 11.-NeWs
resched here late yesterday that the
revolution In Portugal did not unseat
the president .
This news bears out what local
Portuguese have guessed from the
somewhat Indefinite dispatches.
That the cabinet OF. the republic of
Portugal may have been reorganfZed,
or that several ministers resigned and
their places were filled by members
OF the opposition party, is. now the
belief Of Portuguese residents, al
though official adyices from Lisbon
have not been received by the ,Portu.
guese consulate here. 1T is not be-
Iieved that a revolution, or any dis.
order in Lisbon or 0porto, was fol-
lowed by the wholesale change of
ministers. but that the government
found 1t expedlent to demand the
designations OF most of the cabinet of.
ficers and appoint new ones in their
stead. II is further believed that the
EONOiuItOu tuCd OIAe1UdtCu III shduLIOs
and that news agency influenced by
German agents, circulated the story
that the change in cabinet officers
was a revolt against the government.
resulting in its overthrow.
A number of prominent Portuguese
residents OF Honolulu are personally
acquainted with DR.. Sidonio Paes, ana
they do not believe that he is strong
enough to hold the reins of govern
ment, as stated in the early cable re.
ports from Madrid. Paes was a mem.
Der Of the opposition party, and Ma.
drid reports that he has been named
president of the provisional govern
ment. The new cabinet is reported to
have been formed by Alfonso Costa,
who was premier under the republic
Why Costa would be given the honor
of forming provisional cabinet when
he was premier in the cabinet report.
ed to be overthrow, is unintelligible
to the local Portuguese residents who
have been closely following the situa.
tion. Ri '.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

NoIlLulSSd1y VI AS1 lCuIeuAS'
This proclamation declares
that all lands, all living or
slaughtered stock, all buildings
and all produce shall hence
forth be national property and
under the management OF the
new land committee.
All private property per
tanning to land is abolished and
the houses are to be used in
many cases as schools. All hos
pitfalls, shelter homes and the
aters are to be used as public
institutions. ~
The proclamation announces
that instructions will shortly
be issued for transferring the
property to public control.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
COLD WAVE Is
ALL over EAST
tAssoeIated Press by U. s. Naval wireless,

ASSOCIATED Press ny U. s. Naval WIreless.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dee. 11.-AlI
points east OF the Rockies today re-
port that the temperature is from 20
to, 40 degrees below the normal TEN.
perature for the season. There Is
much suffering Cincinnati reports
that the thermometer is IL degrees
below, the coolest for 40 years at this
time of the winter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
RUSSIA SHAKING OFF BOLSE1EVIKIS
Child Gets Word
Of Opposition 10
Food Endeauors

y Reports of opposition to the =
y food pledge campaign were made =
= today by Federal Food Admins =
y traitor J. F. Child. who declares =
= that, when the campaign was in =
y full swing. rumors were Circu- =
y lated among local Portuguese and =
y others that If they planted gar =
= dens the government would take =
\ over all the crops, and that if y
\ they kept food supplies on hand =
+ in large quantities the govern =
y 1nent would commanders these. =
y "All Of which is, of course, alb =
= solutely erroneous" declared Mr.. \
y Child. I'VE want to explain to =
y the people that this is not the =
= case, in spite OF reports they may \
4 have heard. The govern =
= ment has absolutely no idea of =
= confiscating garden produce, let !
= alone going into houses and TAX \
y ing charge Of supplies of food" y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
SENATE inquiry
OF j. 5. ARMY .
EXPENDITURES
tA.soolatsd Press by U. 8. Naval Wlr,i.s,.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
senate committee on military affairs
today decided to make a general in
quiry into the arming and equipping
of the American army forces. Sec.
Rotary of War Baker and others will
be required to explain the actions
taken. It Is emphasized that the pur-
pose Of the inquiry is not to criticise.
but to secure Information which the
committee feels should be in posses.
sion of congress.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
Judge Robertson Says "JudicIal
Appointments Dragged
Into Politics" =


"TIme was when judicial posi-
tIon In this territory, especially
one on the supreme bench, could
properly be regarded as q high
honor, but that time ceased when
JUDICIAL appointments were drag.
aed into politics. The shabby
treatment which the administra.
tion accorded Judge Dole stands
40 q warning TO all that no ap-
preciatIon or gratitude need be
expected for even lifelong service
and devotion to the public good"
This, in part, Is statement giveI
the Star-Bulletin by Alexander g. NJ
Robertson who, late yesterday after
noon, cabied to President Wilson hi
as chief justice Of the ter
ritorial supreme court, thus carryint
out an intention announced some days
ago.
"A combination Of circumstances
continues Chief Justice Robertson
has prompted me to resign at this
time. ! intend to return to private
u
The incident referred to in the let
ter regarding Hon. Sanford Ballard
Dole apparently was the refusal of the
President and department of justice
to reappoint him after he had beer
on the local bench for years as 9
Judge, of the United States district
court. ~. - r. p.
Chief Justice Robertson has ex
pressed desire to leave the bench
immediately, and 1t is likely that his
successor will be appointed at once
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11

A two year old Chinese girl was
struck by an auto on King street this
morning and received severe injury
to her shoulder with a probable frac.
ture of that member. She was taken
to DR.. g. A. Batten's office, where an
lxTay Of har shoulder win be made. e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
SPAIN SORE At :.
U-BOAT ACTION

associates Press by U. 8. Naval wirsIsss.)
MADRID, Spain, Dec. 1l.-The
Spanish government is preparing b
vigorous protest to the German gov
ernIhent against the action Of ths
German submarine which bombarded
the Spanish steamer Claudio, killing
eight persons. -. --. I
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
DID THIS PAPER GET
WARNING BY U. S. TO
SHUT UP OR CLOSE up?
(Assorfatsd Pres, BIZ 0. s. ke,aI Mlr.I.,,.l

GIRARD, Kansas, Dec. lin
statement published today the Appeal
to Reason, Socialistic and radical pa.
per, warmly espouses the war which
the United States is making, decIaF-
ing that 1t has been won over by
President Wilson's message to con.
gress. This sheet will be renamed the
New Appeal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
navy PARTMENT
WANTS CANDIDATES

y v
= The following despatch has /
r been received at Pearl Harbor I
= from the navy department: Z
= "Commandant, Hath Naval Dist, !
y Pearl Harbor, T. H. Z
y You are authorized to enroll 1
= until December Is all candidates 4
4 for assistant surgeon and dental 4
= surgeon in the reserve force, 1
4 class 4, who successfully quality I
= with rank of lieutenant, junior 1
= grade. g. /
= I'm view OF the short time re- 1
= naming for enrolment it is re- 4
+ quested that candidates apply i'm. 4
\ mediately by letter or in person
= to the Commandant at Pearl Har. 4
y Dor" 81. I
u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
u. S. WANTS HUSKY
BRtCKLAYERS TO DO
THEIR BIT IN FRANCE
tAssoeIatsd Press by U. S. Naval wir.I.s,.>

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IL
Bricklayers are now wanted to enlist
in the United States army. They are
to be sent to France to work on the
aeroplane bases, according to an
nnnpcamant harA -.-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
STATUS OF JERUSALEM -
WAITS ON PEACE; LAW
OF WAR GOVERNS NOW
(AssOeiatsd Press BY U. s. Naval wirsiss,.)

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 11.-No at.
tempt will be made by the British gov.
eminent to define the future of Jeru-
salem, which fell into British hands
yesterday, until peace has been won
and terms of settlement are discussed.
The British meanwhile win hold oc.
under military law.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
WILSON VISITS SUPERWAR
COUNCIL, C0NFERS WITH
COUNCILLORS BRIEFLY

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. IL
President Wilson yesterday, visited
the new superwar council and con.
ferred briefly with some Of the mem
bers. I'll .z:.-es =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
Food ShyIocks,
Take Warning

tAssoeIatsd Press By u Q. Naval WIrsIssl.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sec. IL
Victor Murdoch, who is in charge OF
the federal trade commissions in
quiry into food profiteering, said to-
day that profiteers will be prosecuted
vigorously. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
HugeLoss
ByTeufons
In"Drive"
tAssOeist.d Pr.ss by U. 5 Naval WirsI....)

(ASSoetatso Press by v. . haTa WirelesSl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IT,
Dispatches here from Rome say that
the Austro-Germans have sacrificed
hundreds Of thousands Of their. best
men, attacking the italian lines In the
past few days, without improving
their positions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
ON YPRES AND ARRAS
SECTORS YESTERDAY

LONDON, Eng, Dec. f1.-There was
unusual artillery and aerial activity
yesterday along the Ypres and Arraa
sectors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
PINKHAM TALKS ON GUARD inertia
FOLLOWING CASTLES RESIGNATION
FOOD COMMISSIONS ACTIVITIES With WASHINGTON
GOVERNOR IMPLIES. RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE TO
MoBILizE-SAYS COMMISSION TRIED TO go OVER HIS
HEAD"

On the heels of Alfred Castles resignation executive
officer of the territorial food commission Governor Pnkha
today made public statement by himself and certain cor
respondenee which, together by strong implication blame
Castle and the food commission for the mobilization OF the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-11
CHINESE TROOPS AT.
HARDIN, SAYS NEWS
PETR0GRAD RECEIVES
tAsssciatsd Press by v. s. Naval WirsIsssJ

PETROGRAD, Russian, Dec. IL
Chinese troops have arrived at Harbiu
to protect Chinese property, according
TO news reaching here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-13

Virginia Pearson. famous beauty re
dozen picture successes. has always
found that it, takes work ta accomplish
anything worth while Miss Pearson.
H-l9 appears tonight ST the Majestic
i1 the William Fox finn. Bitter Truth p"
hos been fashioulng her own career
since tla age Of Is and She has never
set found an obstacle too big for her to
overcome. it SIS work which makes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
aMappeS GmttOmmen.

gon cincni 3uge DOR Den onoercn
eeiHleu0ert iino ibr 9lutomobil IN
Stiide 5ertriinmert, cntgingcu Orei
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Gooc. glac orei wnren Oifi5ierc Oes
1i5. Snionteric-9legi egiulcntcs, oos 5it
Galnp NlcoOc itotiollirt it, llno lie
beiauOen iid imtcrIucgS nnd Der
5taot ais iic BON Dem Sugc 9ctrol'
fen murocn. Sic regiItrirten Ib im
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9oS gIiito blicb mitten auf Dem @c.
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sic Nlaidlincric SIT iiinftionircn oul.
b0rte, ilno cS lpuroe duerit bon einenl
6roht5ugc itnO Oapl pom cincm Nal-
lagicr5uge gctroficn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
straNcnram6er fcitac6aItcn.

Ser AZ Sabre olte 9ieger Miaiom
Scott bon 6reOeridsbure, 9a., Der
ON 0onnerItng 9lbeno an Der gde
ron SoaswoD itno 2owltroBe 6rou
&oio Goldberg bon glr. 6t9, @ar.
neritroBe ii6eriiel nno nit ocreu
$anOt0ibden Die 6ludt crgrifi, eini-
&c 9troBeul6noen entfernt abcr Don
@oIi5iit @obfe Derboftct moroen mar,
muroe geitern oon 9iihter Eudoro in
Ger mittlcren Eoli5eiitation Dem Ic-
ridtsuerfabren iibcrpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
GntnImacm Der 9pIiaci.

6rl. Slnnie 0lce1at all Der ct.
Ngneo.Sauc, @atonsoiIle, ipo6n6oft,
nteloetc geltern Der Boli5et oaB iie
cnt Tonneritag 9lben0, ais iic inter
meos nah Zen @ias mar, i'm nod
Baltimore 5u io6rcn, an ser nlten
t5reocrid'RouO bon ciucm g1eqcr an
acpoltcn uno i'm 50 Gcnts im0 ueb-
rere |egcnll0noc 6craubt pilroc, Oic
lie NIT Dem @eIoc in ibrem @ortc-
nonnoie bate. Ole @oli5ei BON Go.
tonSDillc bcgann iofort Die Saeo nah
0cln 9ieger, fano ieOo9 mn 0os leere
Fortenonnaic na6c Ser Mo6nuuA OeS
@rn- y. s. Seorn 5lt Een SiaS. GS
mar Dies Der 6weitp Slau6anfoa, ser
lfb IN oielcr @cgcn0 crcieuctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
S5r. 6. Z. Glarf ocltur6cn.

Rob mebrlp06eer aranfbeit ihieo
ecltern Sr. GomarO s. Glarf, elm
proniinenter 93edtsanpalt, in ieiner
gSo6mtng, GER. 2O19, gior0-Gborlcs-
StroBe, aus Dem 2ebeu. Der Ser
Itorbcne mar 66 So0re alt. Sn frii-
heren Sobren mar er Elm eiiriges dit
elico Der oemotratiihen %artei. Sr.
Glarf perfolgte bis Dor bier Sabren
ieinen @eruL ais er BON einem
S6logihiB gcriibrt im0 fir ldngere
3eit arbeitslnid6ig wurOc. Spdter
erlcoigte CT mir wihtige @elddfte.
Ger @crltorbene murOe in Baltimore
gc6oren. Gr gro0llirte pom SoDola'
College uno protti5irte felt Dem Sab.
re 1872 ais &ebtsanpalt. SSn ebren.
ser grinnerling oes Dabingcidieoe.
ilen lieB gcitern 9tohmittag Inn 1
ll6r 9lihter Gufip in Der 5meiten 9Ib-
tbcihtn9 0cS &reisgoridts &ertaguug
onbcroumen. Iieicr 9lntro9 lpuroe
pon HeHtsonmalt Somes 6lucael &C..
ileQt mo bon 9ichtSauualt George
G. Gamcron unteritiibt. Sr. GIarf
EinterldBt ieine @ithpc. Srou 6ran.
Ces Glorf, orei @rii0er, SomeS g.,
5teoen 2. unO Soiepb ". Glorf, TO-
mic 5wei Sdweitcrn, 6rmi Barbara
8ieiedcr iinO Srau gam6ert @eas
Die 9eer0iaune iinoct am @lontog
3lorgen 10 llbr aui Dem Wreen'
lnpnnt.6ricOhoie itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
GritcS Spicr OcS 9Ir6citS- 3wangS.
Seictes.


3in eriicn @lolc in ser @cliddte
Ocs 5taotcs MarDlano lpnr0en &C..
itcrn 5wei iciner 9iiroer ms @eiong.
nib gcian0t wcil Iic iidb 5u arbeitcn
wcigerten. IS wareu oies Sarrp
acit6, As Sabre ait, 9Ir. $40, giorO.
Gol6ounitroBe ino Dorris Qcwis,
IS Sabre alt. 9tr. i0S, 9loro- 9lpunt.
StraBc. Sie lpuroen Dem &oli5ei-
ribtcr So6onnien in Der pcitlihen
%oli5ciitotion porociii6rt, no Giref.
tor .Qio6onc, nptn 3woltgSorbcit-glt-
reolt lie 6eidlloiote, nibt arbcitcn
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