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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

AYour recent editorial on scotching the pro-
Germans hits the bullseyer Honolulu business
man tells the star-Bulletin The pro-Germans, by
the way. are scotching themselves and few of them
have Intelligence enough to find it out after awhile.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

Quite few people feel disappointed because the
Irish behave as badly as their enemies predict
for them. $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

At noon tomorrow the second Liberty Loan will
close Letthe last hours be the best. Smash few
more records Hawaii's hitting the Huns.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

Have you little blue button bordered with red,
emblematic of your ownership of Liberty Bond ?
If not why not?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

"We are coming, = Father Woodrow, with as many
thousand more as you may want.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

The resignation of Michaes has unfortunately
not been confirmed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

Is the fish trust one Of Sharks vs. suckerss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-26

Sugar econony-if You don't like it YOU can
lump it. Ill.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Foreign

A canvass Of German business men showed that sentiment was practically unapimous in favor of the Berlin gov. ernments course in continuing the submarine campaign at the cost Of war with the United States.
 Civilian were ordered to leave JuareE, Mexico, ss Villa started north. ward
 The German Kaiser's proposal to democratizo Prussia raises great laugh in England
 The Brazilian Foreign Minister. Dr. Muller, refused to receive the German Ambassador, who called al Dr. Mul. Ier's offices.
 Formal pledge by the German Kaiser for political reform was gener ally hailed with rejoicing in editorial comment in Berlin. But number of the more liberal newspapers in dicated clearly the pledges were not enough 10 satisgy those seeking great ar participation by the people in gov ernment,
 Fifteen hundred Americans in Lon 4oa met ard voted their approval ol President Wilson's address and oAeFed their whole heayted support
 Newspapers of Germany and Austria bitterly attacked President Wilson for Az var message.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Telegraphic and Cable Items Record;~g a Weeks Events.
FROM F0hFY.EIGrT STATES
Happenings In All Parts oi the Union Decisive Battles al the World War-Washingto Latest Gossip
 -Reports of Crops and Business.
War Bulletins

Congress leaders decided to call upon the country for 6,750.O00,000 in the first year of the war.
 All Latin America was expected to follow the lead of the United States in action against Germany. The Ger man Minister to Cuba received his passports. and Brazil and Panama are reported as being about to act.
 Large sQuadrons of British airplanes were sent up over the German lines, for the purpose of photographing the new German positions.
 More than 5000 Russians, fifteen guns, and 150 machine guns and mine throwers were captured by the Ger mans in their recent attack on the Russian bridgehead on the Stokhod, . Berlin war bulletin announced.
 Each day finds the British and French forces drawing heir net closer upon St. Quentin. Already close to the outskirts of the town on the -est and southwest. the British and French in fresh drives have cap tured additional villages and points of support.
 Rheims has again been violently hombarded by the Germans. more than 2QQ0 shells having been thrown Into the town Paris reports that there were casualties among the civil population.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Bradley Theatre

Friday the last chance to see Clara Kimbal Young in her great screen success, The Price She Paid, an adap tatlon of David Graham Phillips great novel of the same name. show starts at $ o'clock Saturday, the newly dis covered screen star, Bessie Love, in u sparkling ana highly original picture play called The Heiress at Coffee Dams, which is full Of thrills and plenty of good acting The keystone for Saturday deserves mention hecnuSe of lhe fact the star in 1t k the great American comedian, Eddie Foy
 Monday n timely war drama that wlli lrip you frvm start to finish, an Absurhing tale of the great world con Hict, Hs timely A SutJect as could be nnd, entitled Hhree oi MenN, starring N imam Desmond amt ClHrn N iltinmS last seen here in The Criminal. Also there wiil be n reel Key stone Of merit.
 Tuesday we enthusiastically an nounce the world renowned actor and producer. the distinguished Southern, .who makes his initial bow to tue screen in \ six act Nitsgtsph masterpiece entitled The Chsttel tie needs no further introduction, the mere announcement of his appearance should be enough to draw out is large crowd, especially of those who are in lerested in the best that the industry has to offer Also the current chapter of the serial, Pearl of the Army.
 Wednesday the greatest emotional actress on the screen, beautiful Pauline Frederick, who comes here in her latest Paramount success called The Slave Market, which we consider the greatest picture this wonderful star hus ever appeared In.
 Thursday and Friday extraordinary engagement for two days only of the fhos. II Ince'> stupendous sl 600 NN spectacle ant drama that played at g. prices in New York for months. Wit tx shown here at lowest ptioe' il was ever shown at, namely lo and cents, no higher. Every per>0n in fulnam should avail himself of the opportuni iy Io see the picture that Is the onlN flN ot Birth 0t Nation. Two ,dSA !, only, l5 snd 20 cents adV
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
CONDENSED NEWS

Germans used aeetyiene 10 weaken the ribs of some of their largest ships before they were seized at the Ho- boken docks
 President Wilson answered the con Eratulatory message Of President Poip- care. greeting the latter as partner in the great fight for democracy.
 Leaders in enlistment work here de sided to hold National Recruiting Bay" on April 19. the anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, and Mayors of all cities were asked to cooperate.
 The total list of applicants for en- iistment in the Aerial Reserve of the army reached 5000
 The high premium paid for New York State four per cent. bonds by syndicate Of Wall Street bankers tes- tfaes to the high credit of the Com nonwealth and the plen titude Of capital for safe investments
 Senator Culberson. Of Texas. chair. nan Of the judiciary committee. in troduced the Administration general spy bill
 The Philippine Legislature passed . bill requiring compulsory military service and providing for force of 5000 men. It awaits action by the Governor General
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Civilization" at The Bradley Theatre

The greatest attraction thentficatly that has ever been seen in Amedes, an attraction built of the theatres newest art the motion picture, Thomas i"ee x "Cfyilizntion," will begin an engage ment al the Bradley theatre on Thurs day and Friday of next week.
 Every past accomplishment oi the motion picture makers has been out done in The making of this gigantic speetaele, and 10 so tar purpose that new mark has been set that Mil p,ove an elusive eost for long io come. "t1.ihzatiun" i- the eostli,st spectacle ever filmed, Themss Il. lnee having ~ueptoNer si ,O00 0o0 in the work. More than 4e ,0eO people were employed In the scenes. many for long pefiods ot ume. CilieS were built only lHtef To be destroyed The appuaenanets made mounted 10 staggering sums In the cost.
 In.all the great cities where "clNitiza tionn has been shown II was received with such unanimous acclaim that resms of eneoniums have been printed in praise of il, while the capacity oi Ihe theatres has been taxed at every performance. Newspaper reviewers compared 1t to David GniiiIh's "birth of Nauonh in terms that placed "Ciyihantionn on higher plane. The New York Star declared that "Thomss lnee out Guffiths Griffith" while the New York Globe stated that "ttviliza- uenn outdoes "Rirlh of Il Nation " This from the learned reviewers of the press means much more than any thing else could imply. adN
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Empire Theatre

Claire Mcdowell in Mixed Blood a Red Feather production in flVe paris telling an entertaining story ot small Towns along the Texas border is the special attraction tomorrow tSatnr day). Battle of HeHfls, starring the talented actor William Fafnum, IS the first filmed story of sea life presented uy William Fox, the maker of vital feature films. In this picture, to be shown next Monday. Mr. Farnum acts the part Of noble sailor chhF- acter, brave and capable of great self sacrifice. He is in love with sea captains daughter, part taken by Elda Furry, his new leading woman, but through the plots of the william of the story the girl oes not realize the capacity of his love until the end ot the play.
 Incidental to the story, which was enacted on Catalina Island, of the California coast, there is shipwTeck in which b0lh MT. Farnum and Miss Furry figure. The excitement as pro duced on those viewing the picture k no less thnn thnt of the actors, who were in real personal danger during the making of this part. The heroine $
 
 coast, and the plot includes some lhrling adventures of the male star with the seaeoast outlaws on the rocky cliffs of Catalina.
 The scenes of the little tiShir vii lage are most accurately portrayed The village wHs built for the purpose hy Director Oscar C. Apfel, and the fishermen and tisbeIwomen are shown true to ty pc. The picture play has a happy ending, the wronged fisherman finally winning his first love and the villain being properly exiled from their lives
 Another issue of the Universal screen magazine will also be shown Monday This Is program feature which prom ises to toe exceedingly popular, as Il performs the unusual function Of com bining entertainment with instruction.
 Frances Ford and Grace Cunard, the popular serial stars, will be seen next Wednesday in the first episode Of The Purple Mask, the Universal prize serial The Purple Mask Is a real in novation end marks new standard in this type of film production. Novel tn theme, Il will keep you guessing aS to tue uu come from the very first. Tte nctlnR k lncomphrasie. The story tells Of the experience oi gtrl wAo tues tO uehten the burdens of the plof hN Tohhing the tich aud turning over to the needy the proceeds of her thetts. Ihencaon k rapid throughouL aud the settings are the most gorgeous eve seen in linn serial. Sixteen separate and distinct episodes each full oi thrills and heart interest. In addi- lion to Inc Purple Mask two reel l. ko kemedy and u three reel heart in crest drama ill also be shown Wed neSdaS
 NeNt Friday Jesse l.. Lasky pre- sents the photoplay favorite Blanche Sweet, in The Evil Eye Paramount picture in live parts telling tense story of an American girls adventures smong MeNieans. Gut out the Elm ptre ad on page of this issue il is good for one free admission next Wed nesday.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
General

The United States Supreme Court upheld minimum wage and hours of labor laws and declared price fixing by licenses" and patent monopoly" Illegal
 Richard Olney, Secretary of State in the administration of Grover Cleve- land. died in Boston at the age of eighty-one.
 The United States must use all its resources in the fight to save demo- cracy from Prussian autocracy, said Elihu Root, addressing the Republi- can Club, New York City.
 Narcotic drugs worth s100,O00 were seized at Tampa, by Federal agents:
 Richard Olney, Secretary of State during the second Cleveland admin istration, died at his home in Boston. He had been i'll for several monshs. Richard Olney was born in Oxford, Mass, Sept Is, 1885.
 The All German sailors who are prisoners of war at Fort McPherson, Georgia, will be required to till the SOil anu Idlsc lOOu tIOpS TUT lu6u selves and the army. The author ities are waiting to make arrange. ments for paying the prisoners, as in ternational law demands.
 New York cheers Billy" Sunday as he identifies himself with war at the opening of his three months cam. paign in that city.
 Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard University, offered the services of that institution in the war.
 Products again scared with extreme rises of s2,50 bale in cotton futures, five cents a bushel in wheat contracts and more than two cents a bushel for corn.
 The Secretary of the Navy asked Congress to double the naval person. nel force by authorizing 10000 men for the navy and S0,000 for the Marine Corps. and to appropriate s46S, ,3s4,551 in budget form. This would bring the departments available funds close to million.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
WdShirifGn


 Austria has broken of relations with the United States, the Charge i'Anaires in Washington demanding his passports. and all the Austrian ships in American waters have been seized
 Congress leaders decided to ask the country for s6,75O,0o0,000 in the first year of the war. $S,000. .0OO, ,O0O of which will be loaned to the Al. lies.
 Organized labor pledged full sup port to the President promising no strikes during the war. All Latin America may join in war. il was reported at their embassies in the Capital.
 President Poincaire of France. sent & cable despatch to President Wilson congratulating him on Americas en. try into the war.
 resolution requesting President Wilson to renew his sug- estion 10 the Etropean belligerents for a termins. ton of the war vas i-tr dueed by Representative London. of New York.
 Tde general deficiency appropriation bill one Of the four biz supply meas. aFes which failed of enansment at the last Consvess, was passed b the House under suspension of the rules.
 Graduation of the first class of ca- dets at West Point on A7rl % was ordered bv secreta af War Baker.
 The steamship Aztsc. first arme | American vessel to leave pors h de- fpnee Of tho German decree. was sunk by submarine Of the coast of France. Nineteen of the crew were rescued.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Sporting

The New York Giants blanked the Indianapolis baseball nine of the Am. erican Association by 3 to 0.
 Walter Holke, the young first base. man being touted 10 burn up tho Ma tional league this season. Is weak on foul balls,
 Otis Lawry, the young Maine eol- iegian, vho Is a coming star is said to be faster than Ty Cobb.
 Jess Willard, prize fighter and heavyweight champion of the world sent telegram to President Wilson saying he was ready 10 fight for his country at the Presidents call. The giant pugilist therefore, like Georges Carpenter the French fighter, may soon transfer his fighting prowess from the ring to the trenches.
 The last Of the members of the world champion Boston Americans who were dissatisfied with The salaries offered them came 10 te.ms when Harry Hooper. the team sat fielder, signed e contract at Indianapolis.
 The shift on the Yate baseball team whereby Harry Le Gore went 10 third base and Lyman star of last years freshman nine. went 70 saortstop, has worked remarkably well
 Les Darcy. the Australian prize fighter. who was not allowed Co box in New York on the ground that he was stacker" sad unon hls arrr- ai in Chicago that he expected 10 sp- ply for first papers of naturalization fin a few days ~arcv arrived in this country from Australia recently.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
CERMAN-AMERICAN WAR

Theodore Roosevelt said that for him to lead a volunteer division at the French front would set no unwise mill tsry precedent
 Washington observers declared the United States resources for war were unequalled fin the history of the world.
 The first budget presented to Con. rress by the administration called for e3.600. 900, 900, and officials admitted 1t was "only a starter"
 The House passed the war resolution ty vote of 373 to 90.
 A resolution placing at the disposal of President Wilson 4S,000 members of the Polish Falcons Alliance Of America was adopted at the opening -seesion of special convention of that organization.
 On orders from Washington, Gener. al Barry, commanding the central de" partment, U S A.. instructed that a temporary halt be called in recruiting for National Guard regiments.
 The War Department announced that members of the National Guard with dependent families will be nus tered out of the Federal service.
 An order was placed by the Boston Committee on Public s fety for six machine guns, which will be turned over to the City Police Department
 President Wilson asked Congress to declare that state of war exists be- tween Germany and the United States because of Germany's Illegal subma- rine warfare The President also TO- quested that immediate steps be taken to put the country in a more thorough state of defense and that it be permit ted to employ all It's resources to bring the government of the German Empire 10 terms and end the war.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Beware of 0utments for Caiarrh that
 Contain Mercury

ssmereary will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely uerange the N hole system when entering it thtoug | the mucous surfaces Such articles should never he used except on prescrip tions from reputable physicians, as tht damage they will do is ten fold 10 th. good you can possibly derive from them Halls Gatarrh Cure, manufactured by F J Cheney < C.. Toledo, O, contains n0 nescur aud IS staken internally, actfrg directly upon he blood aud mucous suf- faces af tae swat, n. la euy'ug HsH' CatRfFh Cure De sure you get the gem ne. Il is token iaternally ana msce lt slsce 0aie, oy F. J. Cheney < Co. T. lim nlAi free,
 Sod hy Druggists. Price, 75s. per bottle.
 raSe aab's Family Pills for eonstlpa
 tion-
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
A BIG FACTORY
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Success Of TanIae is a Boon 10 Hundre Is
 of ThOn.ands of lnvalids

Men and women who suffer with improper digestion are ne eryous and very irritable because of thtirsmi>ery. hey lack energy and ambition to do their work, are easily discouraged and become meianehony over slight things.
 They suffer from ursound sleep. poor memory, bachache, headache, ir. regular circulation of lhe blood, dizzi- ness and the common ailments of the stomach, liver and kidneys, many of Nhich arise from weakened eondi- lon oi the mucous membrane called catarIh.
 Ii the catarrhal condition Is long unchecked the vital organs gre af. feeted.
 These people will find Tanlac the tonle, tissue builder and appetizer ueslgheu 10 overcome these ills.
 The success of ranlac has been so great wherever il has been intro. dueed that il is called the National, Tonic.
 The production of the Tanlae Lab. ofatofies is now over nine million o9tlies Der year. OVera qaAfter of i mHien people have voluntarily sNNen sl-tiea statements telling how Tanlae relieved them ot nervonSup>S h'" | aas restored tbeir appelites, oefeased Their MeIgAt, rid mem of "AslepslA, usd bu0d. conSlin,tin,, and maHS etgeT meatS whieh ,ri.,.
 stH q VII cauutIien of ihe oedy tissues. - '''s
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Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
AlIen,s rool.fa.e tor Ihe Ireeps

The anH>fttic powder to be shaken inlo ihe shnes of u,ed in the food pash
 Yenns men in evtrN community afe usine Alden < feAt Ense iu lhttr dEttt, sar MHlaV gupendress t~ed hN tie Allied. Fseoea aed Naelsh tf2e ps hecaest it ftsfs he aeet, tabgs tAe iue lion from lhe shoe and makes Walking easy. l4 i' s"N
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Ma.hsr Ora, $ swes,pow dsrs iorehiIdrsa

For fs, efishnss~. bad stomach, teeth fnF di>otarrs. move and Ieeutate the 8Swt k and ne a pleasant remedy for Worms Used by Mothers for So wears They ueNef lash ~ aii ataS@lSss, -ae. ~amnir Free Address, Mother Gray Go, LeRoy, N. I lAis adv
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
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The loafer, the kicker and the blufr- CT are three of kind, and the breed is not conducive to the welfare of any community.-Eagle Pass News-Guide.
Putnam patriot., 1917-04-13
Best Of seausihers.

Cheerfulness and content are great beauHfers and are famous preservers of youthful looks.--ptekens.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

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Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

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Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

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Washington Journal., 1917-05-18

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