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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05
PRELIMINARY
REGISTRATION
&. PLANS MADE

Men Of Honolulu must be given to
understand that they did not register
for military service when they signed
blanks recently issued by the Cham
Der of Commerce.. announced Chair.
man VIII Wayne at q meeting Of the
central registration board this after
noon. ''This opinion appears to pre-
vail, but these men will be required to
register on. July b. l.. 1928.
A plan for registration which prac-
tieally does away with the use of cleo
ton machinery was adopted at the
meeting. Each sheriff is to be asked
to appoint three men in each precinct
in his district to have charge Of the
registration for that precinct. Each
board of three Will be given authority
to name inspectors and interpreters.
The Japanese American Citizenship
Association OF Hilo has written to the
board offering to supply all Japanese
interpreters for the island of Hawaii
on registration day.
Those present at the meeting were
Governor Pinkhan, Sheriff Charles H.
Rose, Mai. Charles Coster, Capt. VIII
wa-ne, DR.. James T. Wayson and r.
J. Green.
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LIBEL CHARGE =.
AGAINST MAUI
PAPER UPHELD
Award Of 5000 Damages to
Attorney Murphy Endorsed
i. BY Sl6feiIle Court

- ~ - - p
q Exeeptiofis hY the Maui PubiishinG
Company b : j11gneft nsafrst Il aIi
q suit for aIl6gSd libel brought 81
Eugene Murphy Of WafIuku are over
ruled In decision handed down this
afternoon by the supreme court The
jury In the lower court found for the
plaintiff In the sum Of $1,000. In part,
the decision holds as follows:
An article printed II , newspaper
20 II effect that an affidavit has
been fled IN . civil case stating that
plnintiff. an attorney, had settled q
case without the knowledge 81 con.
sent of his client imputes malpractise
or professional misconduct to the
pIalntIff and = lfbelous per se.y
ID his cUncurring opinion, Justice J.
I. Coke says. u part.
4 deem 4 timely 70 draw attention
TO what ! understand to be 3 reIaxa-
ton to some extent of the rule an.
nounced when the same Il applied to
criminal proceedings. For Instance,
q report Of an arrest ON infornafions
gained from papers on file, when such
report does not assume the guilt OF
the accused person and ID not other
wise defamatory, Is privilegeds
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win suear bags made from the
fiber Of banana plant stalks succeed
the present inte bagi
There Il n Honolulu today ma
chine which may decide the question.
ana reyOlutiouize the sugar bag IN
Al6stfy.
The machine was IN operation this
morning a. the plant OF the old
Wrigl1f Carriage Works. on South
street, Just q few doors makai Of King
street.
Three men are mere setting up the
little plant, representing the Interna.
tional Fiber Company. They are g.
P. Stewart, president, the inventor; ].
A. Sanders, treasurer, and Herbert
Freuler, general agent.
'.My invention d the result Of six
years work, said Stewart, this morn
ing while at work on the machine. All
three men were On the Job, wearing
oyeralis and hard ct work. Some Of
the parts were damaged while the ma
chinery was en- route here from the
mainland on the Mats0n liner VII
helmina. It Is being repaired by the
Honolulu Iron Works.
1--WE are not here to sell any stock,
but simply because Honolulu ID the
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ACCUSED
Of ATTACK ON
WOMAN JAILED

Two men; Fook Wah and Charles
Mersberg, are under arrest on sus-
picion Of having attacked Q we'll
known Honolulu woman on Waialae
road about o'clock Monday even
ing. The case viii be investigated
by the grand jury and the police are
Withholding the name Of the com
plainant until that time. -
= The woman was walking toward
town from Niu to meet her husband
coming home from his office and was
reading book when she charges the
men sprang upon her. They knocked
her down and were choking her. she
alleges, when they were frightened
away by an approaching Japanese. |
They were discovered and arrested
by Sgt Kellett Of the detectives. Ae
cording to Kellett Fook Wah is an
ex-conviet. He is said to be a Porto
Rican who was reared by a Chinese
family. H.. :s~.....
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GEN. STRONG
SAILS FRIDAY
FOR MAINLAND
IS Succeeded BY General Treat
While General HODGES Taxes
Sohoiield Command

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Gen. Strong came 20 Hawan ~ May
1915, to command the lst Hawaiian
Brigade, at Sehcfield. Previous %
coming here he had held command 81
the coast artillery district Ct Charles
ton, South Carolina
s.I have come ID 1ike Hawaii much
An fhe 3aet fwo years, said Gen.
sfr6re rec.nflp Ia IL sfar.Bulietin.
e., s-,1's + n, 49, 8 NV 80 fhis call
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re mas taken an ecLlse g ts taI -
army work mere, ana curing tne iast
several months mas aae an Ia portasnt
part ~ the osve,opment o. tne Dig
gardens g hchoIielu. nc y Wen kaown
throughout the mainland - POLO
player and Is Interested IN sports.
In leaving the department.. Ten.
Strs7g wa also isave the presioensy
Of TIE Aero Club o. Hawaii Y y PROB.
abse that this honor may be bestowed
upon his successor.
scrcxton leaves Toe
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PROVINCES Of
CHINA RISING
AGAINST CHANG
General Accused of Restoring
Boy Emperor Merely to
Further Dictatorship
(Associated Press By q. 8. Naval oommuni.
eakfoH Sarvieal

(Associatsd Press BIZ o. 8. Naval oommuni.
cation Seryiee1
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 5.-or.
Sun Vat Sen, first president Of the
Chinese republic, has been made conf
mander of the republican navy Of Chi,
ma, according to eabtegran to the
Chinese NationaIists here. This navy
b made up Of naval vessels whose
officers and crews refuse to submit TO
the monarchy.
The anti-Manehu senators are meet
ing at Marking 10 decide whether war
will be carried on against Gen. Chang
shun and the monarciiist program.
The southern army 10 already mobii-
iezd at Shanghai.
TOXIC, Japan, jury 6.-Minister ct
Foreign Affairs Motono, In q speech
TO The members Of the imperial diet
today, said that japan views the re.
storation Of the Manchus with anxiety
since Il concerns Japan's Chinese poli-
cies. He asked that Japan remain 40
q spectator of events In China, not a.
. participant a
TIENTSlN, China, suly 5.-A clash
between armed forces Of the rival fac
lions, and the precipitation Of civil
war IN the troubled country, are I'm
minent. Its. I
The troops In Picking are in open
opposition 70 Gen. Chang shun'S die
tatorship, which has been assumed
under the uuise Of the monarchy With
the boy emperor back % the throne.
Troops In chlhli province are nobil-
king and pfeparsng 70 proceed to Pc
WANG chi chen has been Impris.
crSd md prisce 3glnn a1o eienk ek.
cfEIci6ls 5srye ~ Is exee uksl -
t6S,tIon q The MdncIin rest1EakloiE
Tnan Chi Jut, e,epFsmlsf, haS elo-
Qusntiy denounced Gen. Chang ehnDI
for his oscrweenino ambition, atelarl
Inc that the aeneral 10 alec bs1faylng
the Minehus, who are his eatspaW.
he has called on the provinces % save
China.
SHANGHAI, China, July 5.--A mill
tary and naval confererfce held here
today passed resolutions calling for
the transfer Of the central republi-
can government to Shanghai instead
Of setting up. new provisional gov
srnment to oppose the monarchy.
They have invited President 70 Yuan
nung to come. The conference vas
held between Admirals CIanpilkWa1iI
ina San chanpins. Gen. Mahung Lieh, |
Or. Sun Vat Sen and Tang 6hao II.
q II
TOXIC, July 5-President Ia Yuan
Hung Of the recently ovefthroWn Chit
nese republic. who was reported assas-
ginated yesterday II alive IN the Jap
anese legation, according 10 an official
message received from Baron @. Haya-
shi, Japanese minister at Picking, to
{. Motono, foreign minister. The for,
mer president Of China Il receiving the
protection Of the japanese legation.
. President Hung took refuge IN thsl
Japanese legation following the
sntrance Of the army Of General Chang
Hsun into Picking. On July I General
Chang Hsun marched to the imperial
palace, where the 12-year4old emperor
has been IN captivity since the found |
ing OF the republic, and restored him
10 the throne. oyerthrewing the re-
public.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05
JAPAN URGED TO BUILD
GREAT SUBMARINE FLEET.
tBs Aasociassd Pressl

TOXIC, Japan. July 5.--Japan's
most influential newspaper, the Jill.
urges the government TO build large
humber OF submarines for the defense
of Japan's extended coast line, con-
jointly with battieships, cruisers and
other kinds of warships. At the same
time the newspaper advises the gov
tfnment 10 keep tie number Of its
Submarines secret =
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EAST FRONT IS
QUIETER TODAY;
MOSTLY CUNNING

GAssociated Press b. y. s. NAVAL csmmunI-
r.. eaeion Serviee1
PETROGRAD. Russia, July THE
Russian artillery today beat down sew
eral Tentonic attacks In Galfcia
BERLIN, Germany, July s.. = The
front in Galieia Is reported inactive
today. On the Rumanian front there
Is more action. r. 80. .-....F
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05

! WASHINGTON, o. c. July 3.
offIcIsls of the department OF
4justice and other branches Of gov.
eminent who are In close touch
with the official secrets made u
known today that the United
States 10 nnethodicaIly unearthlng
country-wide German spy sys-
TEN. a. =.
They declare thai " the spy ae-
tlvltIes Of the enemy In the United
States were published, u would
startle the world with the com
pIefeness with which the enemy
has covered the country and the
devious manner In which agents
from abroad have gone about se-
curing military and other secrets.
The federal agents are now
ENTHUSIASTICALLY uncoverIng the Ger
man system and expect TO break
II Up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05
FIGHT FOR FATHERL AND,
NOT FOR LOVE OF KING

lfAssociated Press By y. 8. Naval Commnni.
cation Servieel ~ Z s
COPENHAGEN Denmark, July s.
The Socialist y1ce-president OF the
salon reichstag is demanding reforms.
In q recent speech he declared that
the salons are fighting for love Of the
fatherland, not Tor the king.
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DOUGLAS. Irregular today Globe
where the mine strikers have taken threatening aspect There
5000 armed strikers around the mines
GERMAN BUSINESSMAN COMMITS SUICIDE IN YORK
NEW YORK " July 5Rchad limmerscheidt Of the German
tsnstory window into the street He nau1ed No
motive is known for the
AMERIcANsM SWEEPS LIKE WAVE OVER, PARIS
yesterday departed today training
camp at the front During the parade YESTERDAY thousands of children
my has also grown into sudden popularity term fer Tie Americans
pendence cake" Lafayette" ~
WASHINGTON c. July 6caiorna is the twelfth state supply
its quota for the announced the today
NEW YORK N y evOunteers REGULAR
and it expected that drafting will be begun
- OAHU TAX VALUATION GAINS s1asisooc
show @ properly tie island q Oahu Tor the Cd:
sdsr year s p: upon = value sxe Of the ne:
1916 sssssssso g -"
,LussANp PRINCESS" THEREsE GOES TO JAIL
Lewis Beveau husband Theresa locked
Cd hts wife and understood she win later swear out against
- $ - Col rousTos Is ORDERED TO mAlnLAHp
Col d Houston department y ordered
ls sc CT ss s 81 IS -. :. , E.
Hawaiian aspsmsnt Hs promotion from sutsnanseoIons
/ RESOLUTION FAvoRrRc 1918 CARNIVAL CONSIDERED
resolution stating opinion Of the members Of board
Of s o. ., carnival Be Osd
nearly Ps . ss is @
S. elAss ses 80 usq Dsos;ssIp
:rs sIsss ~ 3 wharf ! s !. @ @ 10 when s.
sssssr: .s .s
g ss me-: s,s sss .ss. D .s w
m Mk.y g the 'nsss.!ass mssss E:r. e g Brewer Com
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BRITISH VESSEL
SINKS Diver on
5OO.l YARD SHOT

(Associatsd Press b D. 8. Naval OommnnI.
cation BsrviceD
& AN ATLANTIC PORT, July 5.--A
British merchant vessel, armed, arri4-
Inc today reports that IN the war xo1o
submarine appeared a. n about .
attack. The nunners turned looee q
the diver q Z distance u 500 yarts
and enc shot took effect. Tive sub
marine was seen 70 explode and sink.
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DESPERATE GERMAN
EFFORT FpyITLESS.
ASSOCIATED Prsss By o. s. Naval cOmmuni
eakfnn larvfeal =

ASSOCIATED Press By D. s. Naval communS
cation Servicel
- ON THE FRENCH FRONT, July 5.
The strongest offensive which the
Germans have launched since their
drive on Verdun, has been repulsed
along an eleyen-mile front at 4Chemin
des Danes, where the French are still
intact. They did not; yield yard Of
ground nor was man captured by
the enemy. j., IL. +. 7
- p .- -'s
BERLIN, Germany, July 5.-The
Germans today repulsed French az.
tacks 1t Ghemin des Danes
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AMSTERDAM, Netherlands.
July 5-The Dusseldorf Anzei-
ger, wen known German newspa-
per, says that high official circles
in Berlin are convinced that only
a small contingent Of Americans
are to be sent to France, merely
for the purpose Of reyiytng the
courage OF the French.
Potato, riots, largely OF women.
took place In Amsterdam today.
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BEGIN
DRIVE ON TURKS

ASSOCIATED Press By q. 8. Naval 0onmnnIs
? - cation ssrvicel
PETRoGRAD, Russia, July The
Russians today began drive against
the Turks In the PanjWin section.
Mesopotamia 3
: Russian guns successfully repuIse1
airplane attacks on the aorpdro1o|
&C oezl, Riga sector:
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SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-susar:
90 deg. test, Gao cents. Previous quo
taticn, 6.02. centss Ia.
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FRENCH line IS
Scene Of HEAVY
GUN BOMBARDTNG
CAssociassd Press b. .. s. Naval Commun1
g cation 8srvica1

81 C1tIon BotyIc1J -
PARIS, France, July 5.-A battle 81
heavy artillery Of tremendous magui.
tude b now raging at Yerdun. On
the part Of the Germans It may herald
q new smash over the ground so Ear
yainly fought for. The artillery duel.
Ing extends throughout the Cham
payne front.
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BRITISH ACTIVE
ON NORTH front,
DROPPINGB BOMBS


cation Servicel
LONDON, Eng. July 6.-The British
forces on the northwest part Of the
line today advanced 600 yards e Hol-
lebeke, near Ypfes, against hard fight
ing by the enemy
Again today there was much actIfs
lily 81 the German ar forces The
British asroplanes dropped several
tins Of bomDs o. the 0erht1 aero.
dfomes st GhistelIss adl NIeuhanstsr.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-05
DEVIOUS ENEMY
PLOTS WILL Be
THWlRTED NOW
Officials of Federal Govern
msnt Systematically I'm.
cover Espionage Directed
From Abroad
WASHINGTON, o. c. July

(kssoeiS.ed Pre=s by q 8. Naval oomnHuL
eaten -Servies) p
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SAY
AMERICANS TO
CHEER FRENCH
Think That Only Small Con-
tingent win Be Sent on
Overseas Duty 3

(Associated Press By o. s. Naval Commune
cation SsEviee1
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Laud Islands
For Effort To,
IiveA Home
Washington Officials in Event
Of National Food Control
Express Desire to Delegate
to Territory as Many of Fed
eraI Functions as Possible

National recognition Of HawaiPs
food commission Ii contained In two
letters read this afternoon before the
territorial body-one from Food Con.
troller Herbeft C. Hoover and the
other from Secretary of Agriculture
d. r. Houston. Both letters are adj
dressed TO Delegate j. K. Kalaniana-
ole and were forwarded here by him
from Washington. <
Desire to cooperate with the terri
torial organization entirely, giving
II as many federal functions as
possible Is expressed by Controller
Hoover, while Secretary Houston
praises Hawaii's efforts to become
self-supporting during the present con-
flict. The letters follow:
Letter from Hoover
: -. "June 2, 1917.
Hon. ]. Kuhio Kalanianaole,
House OF Representatives,
washington, d. c. !
my Dear Sir: / have read with
great pleasure the bill passed by the
Hawaiian Legislature providing for
food administration in the islands.
This ID q very necessary and admir-
able provision and one which ] hope
viii be put into administration at the
earliest moment E~<s %....t e
III the pending legislation before
Congress passes, establishing q ma
tional food administration we shall
want to cooperate entirely with the
island administration and to delegate
to them as many Of the federal fune-
tions y possible, as our view Is To
decentralize our operations "a TIE Mt
most degree IA tiil ,6ui j, ne a 0nSf.
auinIhistfai Io1 We may BE able to ave.
any effectiveness required 70 the Island
administration.
yours faithfully,
HERBERT HOOVER"
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LATE. news AT A GLANCE

ARIZoNE STRIKES GROW MORE SERIOUS
DOUGLAS. today
5000 armed he
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From San Francisco
Taxan Tale K

For San FrsneIsee
Next mail, July 6.
From Canadian Ports
Next mail, July II.
For Canadian Forts
Next mail, July 20.
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Y, 81
motive be act
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-07
AUTOMOBILE RIDE
FOR CuTHbERT PARTY

That Daytona and vicinity ranks
second 70 none as winter resort is
the unanimous opinion of the Cuthbert
party who will prolong their stay a
sew DAYS Tuesday they were shown
about the city and taken on an automo-
bile ride through Daytona Beach. Sea-
breeze. Ormond. Wilbur blythe Sea-
Port Orange and other nearby points
of interest.
The Cuthbert party is comfortably
domiciled in six special Pullmans
which are parked at the Florida East
Coast depot and make up happy fam
lily of sightseers who are we'll worth
knowing
Mrs Arthur Cuthbert expressed her
self as being more than pleased with
Daytona and Florida. We are In
dsbted to citizens of DaytOna for
courtesies shown and to the Elks for
the greeting extended US at the Elks'
home Monday night We were given
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SUPPER PARTIES ARE
EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR
AT CLARENDON GRILL

Ono of tho no.+ .++-,..;,r
If tho wool .. 80 c1aranaa,, ,,as 49,
sumner n.rtv giro, hy ~ .rd NJ
If Nt;ss lava Iohnson Menaa,, n;nh.
The ,,.r+,. 1.,h;e,s 49, ,.aa.n 20
~ 80; 49, va" va NJ, NJ
aaa;" =; ~, -, nu Tue Du.en s,i.I ale.l
ee1ahra,;nr ~ MI Iohn.on aaI h;r+hsa,,
.s:.a ~ - ~. ,..n
49, Gnu VIZ WIZ,
sus'. A., Wy "1ss naula Honnson' Ml'
anu w NJ . - 1onn rs. NJ; ,, anu m,s'
n;o,,;nsan NJ e., No. ua1a1 1c.,.
Cnas,''. 80, :. 1 Us . Chss4 -
49,, 49,. - .ail,:s'
Ian- cIaoi,
", :, W.,
sues.s d. supper III Tue Du'cn gun vi
-"oiiudy hisn'.
Mrs. JACK Dymeht' OF toronto
oanaua' Mrs; =. baiies' u TuI.n Day
VI o.euoehvIIe' OnIo' "no are season
sues.s q. lne i,nce ueoi g. 49,
,oteu among Tue loiicheon quests a.
Tue Niarenuon hohudy' r'ou tne
mono LOT game OF eoi1 on tue VI
inohu iihhs
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a delightful automobile ride Tuesday

a delightful automobile ride Tuesday
afternoon and like DaytOna and Its
people SO well that we shall sing their
praises wherever we go. We reached
your city hungry for news and were
both surprised and pleased to receive
copies of the Morning Hotel News
Tuesday morning containing the latest
Associated Press dispatches. Our
party is made up largely of Canadians
and Americans who live near the Dor
der They are all interested In war
news We expect to leave Daytona
the latter part of the week and will
make the next stop at st. Augustine. !"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-07

terday were: Miss Helen Johnson.
Miss Laura Johnson. Miss Margaret
McCarty. Miss Ruth Crosby and Rus
sell n B. Fay. who rode TO Ormond
for luncheon
Or and Mrs Crumb and ]. II Glass
We're among those lunching al the
Clarendon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Charles and Mrs.
r. s. Conrad. Of kokomo. Ind, who
are guests at the Clarendon have
Welded to the elusive charm Of the
pretty resort and will remain for an
indefinite visit.
The Minneapolis coterie at the
Clarendon are welcoming Mr. and
Mrs. j. II. Ellison. and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Gillett, who were incoming guest
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard w Starr. Well
known society people Of Englewood,
n j.. are rare additions 10 the sea
sons colony at the Clarendon
Ralph H Fales and NJ W. Wyman.
Of Fitchburg. Mass. and +. l.. Cummings
Of Boston, Mass. are ardent sports
men and will spend the majority OF
their time in open during their stay
at the Clarendon.
Mrs E l.. Adams and Miss Tape. OF
! Wilkes Barre. Pa. and Mrs. James
Terry and Mrs. d. Heller. OF New
York City, were an interesting quar-
tette noted among the Monday arrivals
at the Clarendon.
Il Miss +. y Fisher and Miss Florenc
II Slbley. who are guests at the Claren
don are finding S;eabreeze an unbe
lieyably delightful! change from TIL,
intense cold of Pennsylvania winter
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CLARENDON ARRIVALS
!. !. x X X !. \ !. !. !. X \ .

Mr. and Mrs Howard W. Starr, En-
giewood. y J.. Mrs E l. Adams.
Miss Tape. Wilkes Barre. Pa: JOS II.
Diebolt. Cleveland. O: Mr.. and Mrs.
l. S Gillette. Minneapolis. MINI.
Miss F. w Fisher, Miss Florence Sib-
ley. Philadelphia. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ a. Charles. Mrs Z s Conrad. 10
komo, Ind Mr. and Mrs J. G. Righ-
elmer. Miss Marie Gilbride, Chicago,
III Mr. and Mrs. ] H Ellison. Min
neapolis MINI Mr. and Mrs. George
K Fleming and daughter. Williams
port, Pa Mrs Edgar r Shenk. Miss
Betty Sheilk and maid. Erie. Pa
Ralph II Fales n " Wyman. Fitch
burg. Mass. T. l. Cummings. Boston
The paner that goes home-The
Daytona Daily News.
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Quantity Foreign and Medieval
and Fascinatingly Tropical In
All Its Salient characteristics