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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
COL. AND MRS. WILMoT E. ELLIS

...s HONORED =
Col. and Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis, who,
20 the keen regret Of al of Honolulu,
are leaving here next week for q yaca.
ton In the Orient, ere The guests al
honor at a musical guessing evening
that Capt. and Mrs. Frank Drake are
giving this evening.
The rooms are to be-decorated with
white roses, white field daisies. white
Shasta daisies and baskets Of ferns
and choice palms. @
Mr.. Drake will play at the plano and
1.-The guests must guess what she is
playing, then Mrs. Drake will sing and
again the guests must guess, so de.
lfghtful evening is anticipated.
s Col and Mrs. Ellis have been among
THE most popular Of the service set
in Honolulu, both being very delight
full and with personalities that leave a
decided impression. They have been
three years at Fort Ruger and every
one there wishes it might be for an
other three years, so popular are they
with all.
Capt. and Mrs. brakes guests TO.
might will be Col. and Mrs. Wilmot e.
Ellis, Capt. and Mrs. Hugo =. PITT,
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd B. MagTuder,
Capt. and Mrs. Carr W. Waller, Lent.
.and Mrs. Harold F. LOOMS, Dr.. and
Mrs. @. C. BAILEY, Miss Bailey, Capt
and Mrs. Hugh ]. Knerr, Miss Daphne
sDow, Lieut.. Edward Witsell, Lieut.,
and Mrs. Robert G. CLARK. Capt. and
Mrs. George H. Rdhlen, Jr.
4 buffet supper will be served. ]
! a
MR.. A., W. PET A DINNER HOST
]. Mr.. E sW,tPiet Of Spokane was 8
dinner hest Last evening ID the pri-
..vate dining room OF the courtiand
hotel. A basket of coreopsis graeed
the table rektef and q pleasant hour
after dinnersWas enjoyed In 'social con,
yersation. Mr.. Piet's guests we're Mrs.
West, Miss Fry. Mr.. and Mrs. West.
Mr.. Rodgers Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stillman and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
chilltngYoTth. ~ 81 i -: -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

TO MEET DR.. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
compltmenting DR.. and Mrs. ]. n
Williams, the former the acting past.
or OF Central Onion church, the Won.
ems Society Of the church viii give
an Informal reception Thursday even.
ing, March s, at O'Clock, in the
the attendance will be large All Of
the strangers in the city who have
shown their interest in Central Union
by attending any Of its services, or
any others who would like to become
acquainted with its members are es.
pecially urged TO be present on this
occasion. Assisting DR. and Mrs. Viii
liams in receiving will be Miss Alice
Knapp, Mrs. John Gulick, Mrs. Ia
brfskie, Miss Agnes Judd, Mrs. Philip
Frear, Miss Forbes and Miss Belle
Weight.
The program for the evening Is In
the capable hands of Mrs. Kenneth
Barnes, while. Miss Violet Atherton
will nave charge OF the decorations.
At the conclusion OF the program re-
frcshments will be served, the conf
mlttee in charge being Mrs. Henry.
Bickneil, chairman, and Mrs. S. De.
Freest, Mrs. BODICE, Mrs. Edwin Far.
mer. Miss BarnLnf. Mrs. Charles Fra
zier and Mrs. Madsen, assisting.
. . - GO
THE HAWAIIAN CLUB
Mrs. James Jaeger was hostess on
Fridat OF this week for the Hawaiian
Club. After the business of the club
was completed several very Interest
ine papers we're read and discussed,
and the afternoon finished with re-
freshihenfs as "a the days Of old. Co
eonut milk and other, Hawaiian dain-
ties we're served About 80 members
were In Attendance.
80 =
MRS. e. AfcCuIsLY-HIGGINS AT |
HOME
One OF the most delightful and
charming parties given in a long time
was the one ct which AIRS. F. McCui-
ly!f{iggins presided as hostess on Fri
day afternoon. The reception took
place ID the drawipg-roonn OF the
Young Hotel, where Honolulu society
Of YESTERDAY forgot the march OF time
and came and enjoyed themselves. for
when Mrs.. Mccully.fi Higgins lived here
years ago she was 4 social leader
Mrs. Mccully-f Higgins, With her
daughter and son.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis smith. make their home in /
Oakland, and cordial and hearty
aloha awaits all islanders who wend
their way TO this hospitable homo.
: The hostess Friday was very regal
lopRins ii Chinese white hrocaded |
silk with toUcles Of beautiful silver
lace. A large picture hat of black
lace was worn and with Il q bird-of !
pata1ise Tor sr1hhnient made sthn.
Iffa picture complete
AIRS. MeCnlly- Higgins was assisted /
by AIRS. Albert Newton faInpbell and /
Mrs Iohn francis Doyle. The task |
OF assisting 1t this function was In
deed a pleasant one. 4
The Russian orchestra played dur !
sinR the afternoon.
E The rooms were abioom with flow |
ers. the gifts OF Mrs. McCullYTIig
large circle Of friends. She leaves
"Wednesday Tor her California home
Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
NIEMcY-A+sTANY zJEDN.
sOKRETY AMERYKANSKIE
MA DINO.

Londyn, -E9. marca. e Try
wiellde parowce amerykanshe
:, City of Memphis, Illinois"
Vigilance" zostaiy zatopione
przez nury niemieckie... ,,Illi-
nois" dazy{ Londynu do Port
Arthur, Texas i byi okretem naf-
towyrn - za3oga jego ocala}a -
zatopiono go wczoraj zrana; ,Ci-
ty of Memphis" zosta} zatopiony
onegdaj, dazy4 z Cardiff, w An
glii by3 cafy malowany w kolory
anerykanskie, by go zdala poznae
by4o MONA: zaIoga iczy{a so lu-
dzi, z tel liczby 33ech juz sic ura-
towaAo, reszta jeszcze ME przyby-
Ia do brzeg6w Anglii, lecz zdaje
sic tez ocala}a; Vigilance" 20
sta3 torpedowany przez nur ko4o
wysp Scilly - bez da1ia przestro-
gi okretowi; za{ogi brakuje I4tu
ludzi; {adunek okretu warta} try
cwierci miliona, a sam statek -
million dolarow. E. Maszynista z
okretu City of Memphis zeznai,
ze Niemcy strzelali do okretu Kill
kanascie razy, re odmowili ratun-
ku rozbitkom, ze ma statku powie-
waiy flagi i boki by3y malowane W
kolory amerykanskie, by ziudzen
bye ME moglo, co "a statek jedzie !:
przeto zatopienie tego okretu jest
zaczepka nietajona - wyrazna i
dwoiscie ME pozwala t}omaczyc
intencyi niemieckich. Wszystka
prasa londynska jest tego zdania,
IL po d}uzszem czekaniu ma fakt
zaczepki wyraznej bezpoSred-
niei - Stany Zjedn. dostaiy te "a
czepke dotkliwa i ciezka bardzo-
skoro trzy odrazu okrety zatopili
Niemcy - teraz juz wojenny stan
rzeczy powinien nastac IPSO
FACTO, a udziai Stanow W woj-
ME przeciw Niemcom musi bye
zadecydowany.
INNE SPRAWY MORSKIE.
Berlin, Io. marca. - RAPPORT ad-
miralicyi niemieckiej ogiasza, ze
W lutym blokada bezwzgledna
niemiecka pochionela ogoiem
zSI, 500 ton okretow alianckich i
reutralnych, czyli statkow 368, w
tenn alianckich 292, neutralnych
reszta. (Pomiedzy wykazami ME
mieckimi a angielskimi jaskrawa
widoczna roznica: raporty angiel-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

dow, zabudowan przez Mich w
ciagu trzech lat wzniesionych. Wi
docznie wszystko by}o gotowc do
rodpalenia mista i cwakuacya by
Ia Cd dni kilku przygotowana,
choc raporty niemieckie zaWsze
przeczyly jakimkolwiek poSteponl
angielskin. Wojska angielSkie "a
jqwszy miasto, wyrzuciIy Mem
COW re wszystkich pozycyi okoli-
cznych i przekroczywszy je, po-
sunely sic zaraz "a ME ma dose
znacznq przestrzeh. JednoczeSnie
i ma dalszych liniach angielskiego
skrzydla trwa}y slime zwycieskie
ataki angielskie: Anglicy zdobyli
SLIME warowne miasteczka Trans
10y Achiet-le-Petit.
Bapaume bylo przedmiotem
walk wysilkow angielskich Cd
poczatku ofensywy mad Somme,
bo w odcinku tym miasto to by
10 obok Peronne gl6wna twierdzq
i baza. Anglicy Francuzi post
nell sic pod ME bardzo znacznie
zeszlego roku, lecz zilna ich "a
skoczyIa wstrzymafa - potem
Francuzi oddali caiy odcinek
Somme Anglikom i ci sami trzy-
mali tam linie, a Z nastaniem ME
co tylko lzejszego powietrza po'
zinie biezqcej wznowili szturmy
i uwiehczyli je onegdaj Swietnym
sukcesem. Cd lutego polowy :
ofensywa angielska ciagle trwa-
la, prowadzona Z nieublaga-
ma konsekwencya i Niemcy CO.
fall sic nieustannie, okop "a oko-
penn opr6zniali - wstrzymaG ME
mogli nj ognia artyleryi, nj sztur-
NOW liniowych, lecz W rapor-
tach odmawiali walkom tym
wszelkiego znaczenia - az OTTO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
MA ZACHODNIM TEATRZE
WOJNY.
WIELKI SUKCES ALLAN
TOW
BAPAUME - PERONNE.


Londyn-Paryz, 19. marca. -
Dzien 1890 BIN. bedzle w woJnle
biezacej dziejach Francyi An
gill wieczyscie pamietny: w dniu
tym ma caiej linii poinocno-fran-
cusko belgijskiej Niemcy zostali
ma glove pobici i stracili terenu
wiecej niz w ca}em po}tora roku
walk ostatnich: ma froncie kilku-
dziesieciu do stu mil zostali poko-
mani odrzuceni wstecz, w niekto-
rych punktach ma 10 mil wg1ab,
stracili mase ludzi, fortyfikacyi,
pozycyi - okofo 80 miejscowosci
w tenn dwie wielkie bazy opera
cyjne twierdze polowe Bapaume
i Peronne, oraz wazne pozycye
miedzy Ancre a Oise rzekami,
wziete przez Francuzow. Szczego-
iy tych sukcesow nadzwyczajnych
rapfywaja powoli bardzo; wiado-
mo take, IL boj bynajmniej ME u
sta}, re zarowno Anglicy, jak
Francuzi pra dalej nieprzyjaciela
Gala forsa, Niemcy wciaz sic
cofaja - cofaja ME wiadomo ma
jakiej linii dadza znow skuteczny
odpor i wstrzymac sic ma dfuzej
beda mogli. Glowna akcya by}a
przeprowadzona ma przestrzeni
Cd Arras do Chaulnes nieco dalej
ma poiudnie, obejmujacej miasta
Chaulnes, Noyon, Nesle, Lassin-
gy, wioski Carlepont, Morsam,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
Co zrobi Ameryka WobeC Zato-
pienia SWyCh okrqt6W?
Technicznie pozostge W pozycyi zbroj-
nej neutralnosci.
Projekt nowego traktatu Z Koiumbia.
Villa valley zdobycie Chihuahuy.
+ Senator Norris gotow ustapic.
INNE TELEGRANlY
Villa valley zdobycie Chihuahuy
Senator Norris gotow ustapic.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

TymczaScm roHoWauia mirdzy
obu. strorami toczyiy SIC daIcj
przcz caIy d%ieN wczorajszy, al
r-reszcie DIS 0 godzinic l2:45 20
p6mocy wyd&ia! pojrcGnictw1.
ktdry usiInie pracowaI mad de-.
prowadzCnicm do poroZuMionia.
oswiadczyl. IL strajk zoStanie cd.
woiany.'
DO ugody do,%Io W c;22u 80
minut pO otrZymanin od nrrzy
dcnta WiIsona dcp"szy. Ic he
wzgIedu ma kompIikujacq sic 60.
raz hardziri wsliut"k zatopirnia
trzrch am"rykaliskich okret6w
przcz nicmi"ckic nury sytUacye.
Zadma miarq ME uaIciy dopll&cid
do zastoju ma koIcia"h. TO wply.
nelO zasaAniczo ma znriane stano.
wiSka rcprczcntaTt0w zarZad6w
k0Iojowych, kt6rzy matychmiast
prawic zgodziIi sic ma wszystkia
n!cmal zaSednicz" postuIaty fun
kcyOnar"uSzy.
O O. 2:3O dis rano sekretsra
Lane wydzialu poSrednictwa
wydai oficyalne oSwiadczerie, ze
ugoda, stanela ma tel poIstawie,
IL o$nliogodzinny dziei piracy 20.
stanie wprowadzony W. w.5ycie bea
wzgledu na to, jaka bedSie decy-
zya Najwyzszego TrybunaEu W
sprawie konstytucyjnoSci hilu A
damscna. Ugode te ratyfil1cwali
przedstawiciele obu stron.
Formalnc upowaanicnic 70 str5
ny zarzad6w kolcjowych, dajacs
wydziafowi poSrPdnictwa prawo
poczynicnia takich ustcpStw ko.
lcjarzom, jake uznaja "a stoso.
Wnc, wystosowane zostafo W for.
mic listu. podpisanego przez Eli
sha Lee, prczesa komitetu Zarzq-
dow. Opiowa on iak nastepujc:
w chwili narodowcgo kryzy-
su wywofanego wypadkami, o
kt6rych dowiedzieli&my sic dis
popoIudniu, krajowy komitet "a
rzad6w kolejowych laczy sic pa
nami w prZekonaniu. ze ami W
kraju ami "a granica ME mOze
Mkt zywic czyto obawy. CIV ma
dziei, IL skuteczna dzialalnoSc ma
szych kolei moie zostac zatamo-.
wana. albo doznac przeszkod. Ola
tego moiecie panowie zapewnic
nar6d, re ME hedzie stralku, a Ja-
ko gwarancye podstawe tego "a.
pewnienia dajemy niniejszem IL
powaznienie komitetowi Rady o.
brony kraiowej przyznac funkcy
onaryuszom, kt6rzy zamierzaja
wyjsG ma strajk, takie ustepstwa,
jake komitet pan6w uzna "a ko-J
nieczne dla zapewnienia stalej i
wydatnej transportacyi ma kole--
zach. iako koniecznego srodka dla
obrony kraju".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
Wojna do Konca!
I lnnych Teatr6w Wojny.
w Azyi Turcy pobici.
Przesilenie we Francyi.
INNE TELEGRAMY:
Przesilenie we Francyi.
Z Teatrow Wojny.

Ma zachodnim Teatrze Woj-
ny Nienscy poniesli najwieksza
kleske w ca1ej wojnie: Anglicy
i Francuzi zdobyli Bapaume,
Peronne, Chalnes, Noye; nadto
zdobyli oko3o 80 innych miej--
scowosci, zepchneli wstecz wro-
ga ma froncie d{ugim ma mil O.
koso so, ma wgfab okofo mil
Iociu.
w Azyi Turcy stale bici W
Persyi, Mezopotamii i W Arme-
nil: Anglicy Rosyanie wzieli
i'm szereg miast spore potacie
terenu.
Ma morzach najwazniejszym
wypadkiem dnia jest zatopienie
trzech amerykanskich parow-
cow City of Memphis" ,Illi-
nois" i Vigilance" - uwaza-
nym jest fakt ten "a akt otwar-
tel zaczepki i powod do wojny
-juz bezposredni: w Waszyng-
TOME uwazaja, ze chwila zato-
pienia statkow owych stan wo-
jenny pomiedzy Niemcami a
Stanami Zjedn. wchodzi w zy-
Gle - ipso facto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
KoLEJE GoDzA SIZE MA "a
DANA FUNKCYoNARYUszY
NoWy York, 19 marca. - Pro.

DANA FUNKCYONARYUSzY.
Nowy York, 10 marca. - Pro,
klamowany ia SobOte wiccz0r po-
wSzechny straik kolejowv zostai
w sobOte popofudniu odlOi0ny ma
48 godzin. Ma skutek apclu pre-
zydenta Wilsona zabieg0w wy
dzia}u poSrednictwa reprezpntan-
ci uni zgOdzili sic ma OdlOienir
poczQtku strajku do dis wiecz0r.
zapewnili .ednak r0wnoczcSnin,
ze iezeIi do tego czasu kolcje ME
poczynia takich ustcpstw, kt6rn-
by umozliwialy zawarcie ugodr,
strajk stanowczo sic rozpocznic.
Gl0wne argumenta, kt0rymi
wydziat kolejarzy zdolaI nakIonii
koleJarzy do OdrOczenia prokIa-
mowanego beMobocia, byIy ma
stepujace:
|. Og6lne potepienic. Z jaiiem
strajk spotyka sic W opinii pu-
blicznej.
=. Observation-Disclosures, zc
Najwyzszy TrybunaI dzisiaj ogIo-
81 swa decyzye w sprawic kon-
stytucyjnoSci blu Adamsona. co
powinno wywrzec wpIyw decy-
dujqcy ma pokojowe zalatwienic
nieporOzImienia.
3. Observation-Disclosures, zc "
razie podtrzymania konstytucyj.
noSci blu Adamsona, kOlcjc ego.
dza sic ma oSmiogodzinny dzicn
piracy.
Gdy prezydentowi Wilsonowi
doniesiono o odroczeniu strajku ]
postanowieniu prowadzenia dal-
szych debat, wyrazil tpgo po-
wodu swe zadowolenie wys}al
nastepujaca depesze do reprezep
tant6w uni:
Jestem niezmiernie szczeSli--
Wv. re narady ponownie otwarto
i re szanse dojScia do porozumie.
mia poprawily sic. Szczera zywie
nadzieje dla dobra wszystkich in
teresowanych, najwiecej dla
dobra narodu, re obie strony W
dalszym ciagu coraz bardziej sic
zaczna zblizac do siebie nastep-
ne konferencye doprowadza do
takiego rezultatu, jakiego cafy
krai sic spodziewa i oczekuje".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19
Rewolucya W Rosyi.

Wiesci niepewne i sprzeczne:
Rad ME zdecydowany -
wszystko zalezy cd wyniku pie
biscytu, zwoiywanego przez
Egzekutywe Dumy, ktora VIA
da obecnie. Car opusci} stolice
z rodzina; W. ks. Micha{ przyjaf
tron warunkowo, jeSli to VIOLA
ludu zgodne. .. w cafej Rosyi
uznanie nowego porzadku Ego
dne. Wygnahcy polityczni wra-
GAIA, wiezniowie polityczni -
na wolnosci. Rosya wolna wal
czyc chce Niemcami do zwy-
cieskiego konca!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

teraz wiadomo, co sic stalo. Ba-
paume jest punktem pierwszorze-
dnego znaczenia: punkt to Srod-
kowy wzg6rz Artois, zajecie jego
ods}ania rozlegle "a wzgorzami tie
mi okolice j wazne miasta Cam
brai i Douai, a nadto odsloni}o
Peronne, druga najwazniejsza
baze niemiecka ma zachodnim
froncie, kt6re po Bapaume diugo
juz tez opierac sic ME moglo.
Niemcy straciwszy tie bazy, beda
musieli sic cofac daleJ.
IDotonczepie ~. CTR ..ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

Nouvron. Vingre Gala mase in
nych - wreszcie dwie kofo siebie
lezace i wzajem sic uzupelniajace
bazy Bapaume i Peronne - mai
mocniejsze moze punkty niemiec-
kie ma calym zachodnim walk te-
renie we Francyi. Alianci Sadza,
IL zwyciestwo to jest wiekszem,
niz odniesione w bitwie mad Mar
na, Niemcy powiadaja wpraw-
die, il sic cofneli, lecz re to zro,
bill tylko strategicznie, sysrema-
tycznie, a Anglicy Francuzi "a
jeli punkty jedynie dobrowolnie e.
wakuowano.D Donios3osc zwyciest-
wa tego zapewne dopiero W
dniach nastepnycl sic ukaze w
pe1ni - widocznem jest juz jed
no, re Aliantow ped zwycieski
wcale jeszcze zatrzymany ME 20
sta}, a Niemcy ME wstrzymai sic
w odwrocie. -. ME wiadomo,
gdzie linie nowe stana. Ludnosc
terenu odbitego Niemcom witafa
Anglikow Francuzow zentuzyaz-
mem ME do opisania! Wofano
wszedzie ,,Vive la France" spie-
wano Marsylianke, gdy ma pietach
uchodzacych miast wiosek
Niemcow wkraczali Francuzi i
ich sprzymierzehcy.
sZCZEGOLY WALK.
BAPAUME!
Londyn, 1e. marca. - Wielka
twierdza polowa niemiecka i baza
ich operacyjna ma odcinku Ancre-
Somme zachodniego frontu, mia
sto Bapaume zostafo zdobyte;
woiska angielskie wesz}y do mia
sta w sobote zrana wsrod nader
zacieklej walki - jak powiada ra-
port gen Haig'a; Niemcy zapalili
miasto i Gala mase barakow, skis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

skie donosily, IL W lutym Niemcy
zatopili ogolem ton 100000 okre-
tow alianckich neutralnych,
Niemcy mowia o 7SI 900; zapew-
ne Niemcy grubo przesadzaja,
Anglicy ME mowia o okretach "a
topionych przez miny... Przyp.
Red. D. c.
Londyn, 1o. marca. - RAPPORT
dzisiejszy podaje, il kilka torpe--
dowc6w niemieckich przekrad}o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

Dokonezcnie y ttronicy 3-ciej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

sic ku brzegom angielskim - po-
wiatu Kent i ostrzeliWaio wioSkl
radbrzezne, ME zrzqdzajqc zadnej
szkody powaznieiszei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-03-19

lDokollczenie nd str. sell.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-03
} J . , J ! J J J J .
! WILBUR BY THE SEA

WILBUR-BY-THE-S SEA, Jan. 2-The
pretty winter home of Harold Eaton,
has been remodeled, and is now ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Eaton, who is
a director in the J. w. Wilbur COM
pany, Inc, and Mrs. Eaton, who is a
popular society lady in Boston, have
many warm friends who are looking
forward to their return.
Edward Healey, of Brookline, Mass,
Is among the recent arrivals at the
Toronto hotel, and will assist ].
w. Wilbur, as in the past. Mr.. Healy
says he left severe storm behind
and Is glad to return to the beautiful
city of Wilbur-by-the-Sea.
A fishing party consisting of h. g.
Craighead, C. A. Hurd and N. F. En-
| mons made very successful catch of
| fish Monday. and in addition to the
many appetizing dishes served by the
Toronto chef, will be large variety
of sea food.
| Alfred Smith who has charge Of the
Wilbur bus line has been kept very
busy day and night of late, as many
tourists from Daytona are forming
parties sight seeing tours to Wilbur
by-the-Sea.
A. p. Gilman has quite a collection
of Indian relics which have been pick
ed up from time to time, in the vicin-
ity of Wilbur-by-the-Sea which proves
the Indians, too, thought Wilbur-by,
theSea an ideal vacation spot.
i Norman McHattie of Butte Falls
Penn, arrived at Wilbur-by- the-Sea
Wednesday and will stay at the Toro
nita hotel for some time. Mr.. McHat
tie, who is a large commission mer
chant was seriously injured in an au
tomobile accident, and has come here
to recuperate.
Miss Clara Wolff, Of Freedom, Pa.
is registered at the Toronto hotel fOl
the season. Miss Wolff is the daugh
ter of the proprietor of the Saint Clail
hotel. where she Is very popular.
Many bathers may be seen at Will
bur-by-the-Sea, daily playing golf OF
the sand before taking their plung,
in the surf.
Mrs. ]. p. Carr has been electe,
president of the w L. S. H. club, an,
as she is very prominent club VIC
man of Boston, is we'll fitted for tn
office.
DIR. George, pastor of the Congrega
tional church of New Smyrna, accom-
1 panied by Mrs. George were Wilbu
visitors Monday.
Many people from Wilbur-by- Sc
attended the dance at the Casin
Burgoyne Monday and were served
dutch lunch on their return by Mis-
Piper.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-03

The guest who insists on the host
that his allotment of beefsteak was
delightfully."- tender. but that the knife
was a trifle dull, provides an illustra-
ton of the often used expression, a
triumph Of the spirit over the flesh.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
ENEMIES OF GOVERNMENT.
Government Will Prosecute Asitators
Against Registering.

Every citizen should be prepared to
cooperate with the authorities in sup
pressing agitation against registra-
ton next Tuesday. A dispatch from
Washington says that Attorney Cen
eral Gregory today instructed United
States attorneys and marshals
throughout the country to use their
utmost efforts to arrest and prosecute
all persons responsible for the agita-
tion which has manifested itself in To-
calities from New England to Texas
against the registration June of men
subject to selective draft.
haustive investigation to determine If
the whole. anti-draft sentiment is not
rooted in extensive Vaccinations of
German propagandists In this country
having a central headquarters.
Color to this theory is lent by khe
marked similarity in the methods of
procedure in widely separated COM
munities. Some officials believe that
the entire agitation Is manufactured
by German agents who. baffled in
their original program calling for an
armed uprising Of German reservlsts
In this country upon Americas entry
into the war; have turned their ener-
military plans of the government.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
Mining Companies Take Out Insurance
AS Protection Against Loss of Earnings

and lightning. A plant worth $150000
cal value on fire policy. On the 9TH
er hand a use and occupancy policy,
which is better known as profit in
surance, for one, two or more million
dollars would pay whatever amount Of
net earnings or dividends the mining
company holding it might lose through
its plant being destroyed or damaged
by fire. limited to the time required to
repair or reconstruct the same. The
rate for profit insurance Is quite rea-
sonable, being approximately 60 per
cent of the plant fire risk"
War and Explosion Insurance.
Another form of Insurance that has
been developed since the declaration
of war with Germany, and which is of
special interest to muntion metal
mines, Is known as war and explosion
insurance This provides protection
against war, invasion, insurrection,
riot, civil war, civil commotion includ-
ing strikes. military or usurped pow
er, bombardment, naval or military,
including aircraft, hostile or other
wise; fire or explosion caused by the
foregoing and explosion whether or
iginating on the premises or else
where.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
April !, 1915

TT WILL probably be news to many
now uncommon for mining COM
panies to take out insurance poll
cies guaranteeing the payment of GER
tain dividends during the period GOV,
cred by the policy as protection
against loss of earnings by fire. This
class of insurance is known as use and
occupancy or profit insurance. Sew
eral of the producing mines of the
Coeur d'Alene district have taken out
policies of this kind and it is probable
that the plan will become quite gen.
eral.
In response to an inquiry regarding
this class of insurance. Herman j.
Rossi, Of the Rossi Insurance & In
vestment company, said the method
was a new one in this district, writ
ing policies guaranteeing profit be-
ing unknown here until few months
ago. "This line of insurance has here
tofore been tabooed by insurance COM
panies," said Mr.. Rossi. "but through
a course of investigation and educa-
tion by the managers of various in
surance companies, this class of in
surance is now accepted and sought by
a majority of the underwriters. This
line of insurance is aside from the
regular policies covering against fire