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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
cusA SEXES GERMAN SHIPS
AFTER DECLARATION OF WAR

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
HAVANA, Cuba, April S.--Formal
war against Germany was yesterday
declared by the Cuban congress In ae-
cordance with the request made upon
the Cuban lawmakers on Friday by
President Menocal.
Action upon the resolution declaring
the existence of a state of war was
taken in the Cuban senate yesterday
morning, the vote in favor of the reso-
luton being unanimous.
Last night. acting under authority of
the action of Congress. President
Merfocal signed an order directing the
Cuban naval authorities to seize the
four. German steamers which have been
lying In the HAVANA harbor since
August of 1871 where they had taken
refugesfrom the Entente cruisers. s@I
!, These are the Bavaria, of 2466 tons
the Adelheid, of.1767 tons; the Kyd0-
MIA, or, 1912 tons. and the Olfvants OF
24h6 tons -. *. 80 !. kIlla L.,L. 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
PERFECT HEALTH;
HOW GAINED?
Rx DR. w. POWERS

The late S.sWeir Mitchell, M. D., in
his book entitled Wear and Tearl
has well said ITO insure rerfect
health, every tissue, bone, nerve, ten
don or muscle should take from the
blood certain: materials and return to
it certain others. ..... This process
in perfect health is a system of mu-
tuai assurance, and IS probably essen
tial to a condition Of entire Tigor of
both mind and body" >..
Man is a millionaire many times
over in the possession Of blood cells.
Woman is not quite so rich, for seien-
lists have proved that the normal
number of red blood cells in adult
men is five million; in women four
and one-half million to the square
millimeter. 49,. ......-
The normal cell is not absolutely
round in health put in disease be.
comes extremely irregular in shape.
Every one can be in perfect health and
POSSESS the millions of rich red blood
corpuscles if he only knows how to
go about it. DR.. Pierce OF the Surgi-
cal Institute, Buffalo, n. Y, advises
every man and woman to purify the
blood by observing natures laws. In
the first place, if your digestion is
faulty and the; food you eat is not
properly assiniilated and taken up by
the blood, you need tonic and diges-
tive correetor. something that will in
crease the red blood corpuscles; he
believes in going about this in natures
own way. Years ago. in his active
practise, DR.. Pierce found that an al
terative extract of certain herbs and
roots put up without alcohol, or in
tablet form, would Pit the liver, lungs
and heart into more complete action.
This medicine he called DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Digcovery. By pro-
noting assimilation it nourishes the
blood and instead of the ill.shaped
corpuscles the persons blood, takes on
rich red color and the corpuscles
are more nearly round.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
DR.. SACK PEDEN, BACK
FROM GERMANY, EXPECTS
THE ALLIES TO WIN
Continued from page oneJ

would inevitably come IL the war
dragged out long enough, because the
men are being killed off and there are
none to work the farms, the factories,
the mills.
The exploit Of the submarine cargo
carrier Deutschland in making the
first return voyage to the United
States, he said, was heralded through
out the empire as 4 wonderful feat.
II was widely advertised throughout
the empire that the Deutschland
would make continuous trips in Gov
eminent service and that il would car.
-ry mail. The advertisements told OF
the new postal regulations necessary
for communication with the United
States, which included en- extra stamp
costing tive marks. =
Show Kept up az Berlin
In Berlin, when Dr. Peden left,
cafes and public places remained open
until midnight, but in the smaller
cities they were closed at 10 O'Clock.
This was to conserve light, food and
every other resource. The theaters
Of Berlin were maintaining regular
schedules Of performances, but It was
his impression that the social life OF
the capital and elsewhere was but a
mask to keep up Appearances mask
under which the people were chilled
at the blight of war and wondering
fearfully when il would end It's toll
of human life and fits exaction OF pri-
walton. In Berlin one does not notice
SO much the absence of men. but in
the smaller towns they are virtually
bereft of all males except the very
young lads and the grandfathers. In
Leipsic and Hamburg women were
performing all the heavy work done
by men. IS =. 4
Resigned 10; Thought Of U. S. War
When BF5 Petien left Germany In
January the geierai impression
seemed to be that a break with the
United States was inevitable, The
people generally the masses we're
resigned to tins on the score that the
United States eonld accomplish no
more against them than she was al
ready doing In the way of furnishing
food and munitions for the Allies. The
German newspapers, he said, had
49, -.
drilled the people in the thought that
the United states was the enemy Of
Germany.
DIR. Peden came away from Copen.
hagen on the Frederfk VIII, which
bore back to Germany on the return
voyage the encourage of Ambassador
Won Bernstorff. On the return voyage
DR.. Peden got a glimpse of some Of
Admiral Jellicoe's fleet, was stopped
and searched by a British cruiser and
sighted number Of floating mines
which resenibled the buoys In the
Delaware river and we're not to- be-
seen until the vessel was fisht on top
Of tKefns He brought with him mum;
Der cf pictures OF scenes in the Nauni:
burg hospital add else here, as, well
as meat and SUGAR fitkefss q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
NO LABOR DISPUTES TILL
WAR OVER, PEACE DECLARED

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
Z WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April 9.--Labor
of the United States is solidly back of
the president in the war with German
autocracy. Such is the gist of the reso-
tuition passed by the executive commit
tee of the American Federation of
Labor in outlining the program of lab
or IN the present crisis. There will
be no strikes during the war. nor will
there be any disputes with capital
which labor can avoid until peace is
declared gs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
KAISER WILHELM SEES
......-t HANDWRITING ON WALL

Associated Press: by Commercial Gable:
AMSTERDAM. Holland. April S,--The
kaiser has given orders TO his imperial
chancellor, Won Bethmann -Holiweg. TO
submit proposals flor reforms in the
Prussian elecfor: system to- the Prus-
sian diet these: proposed reforms to
become operative as soon as peace time
conditions have been restored through
out Germany
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
TOO MUCH TALK IN DuMA
I EMBARRASSING GOVERNMENT

Associated Press by Commercial Gable
PETRoGRAD. Russia. April 9.--over-
zeal for the cause and rights of the
working people by their delegates In
the Duma threatens to embarrass the
government IN meeting the needs of
the army. The Duma delegates in their
effort to protect the rights of the
working people are Imposing needless
discussions upon the leaders In their
attempt to meet 5rand supply the de-
mands or the fighting men on the bat
tie fronts 80 - =. &.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
SHORTAGE IN FROZEN MEAT.

Associa ted Press :hv Commercial Gable
WASHINGTON y. c. April 9.-There
has been a drop OF more than Que
hundred million pounds of frozen and
cured meats. as compared with the
stock on hand last year. This is the
by the department OF agriculture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
FORMER TEuToN CONSUL
ARRESTED IN MANILA

Associated Press by Commercial Cable:
MANILA. p. l., April 9,-The local
authorities Yesterday acted swiftly
when they arrested Herr Audrey. for
merly German, yice-consu' and assist
ant to former Consult Zeitelmann. now
in the United States.
II was Announced that the arrest was
made as precautionary measure ana
TO prevent the former German official
from active work. insstirring up an IN
5sIirrection against the american gov
eminent by the Filipinos. ssls,> -...'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
RAIDER PROVES sRITIsHER.

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
BOSTON. Mass, April t9.-Despatches
received by the authorities of the Bos-
ton navy yard yesterday dispelled the
fear that a German raider was loose
on the American coast. Rumors heard
here Saturday declared that a saspi-
Cious vessel had been sighted off the
Nantucket shoals IIghtship and caused
some alarm. This was aHayed yester-
day. when ti1eFnaval authorities an
nouneed that the supposed German
raider was a British vessel f.. ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
HOOVER TO HEAD BUREAU .E
FOR CONSERVATION OF FOOD

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
81 .WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April S.--PFof-
itihg by the experiences of the other
countries at war. the United States IS
going to. take steps in time to conserve
the food supply of the nation in order
that there may be no inequality of dis
.trfbution and no want. and at the same
time that there will be surplus Win
which to meet the requirements In part
OF the Entente Powers.
ssTAts an administration council held
YESTERDAY aftefTioons II was decided TO
'dra3r nd the plans for the establisii-
smerk 6fi "a food commission, 10 be main
tairhd ifnderjthe directtbns Of Norbert
g. Hoover who fort theHpast two years
has been. IN schAT9eeo4 the distribution
OF reli91 tstf y in Belgium and
E0rtAsf1Fr y l6r tue Anferieah conn
rIsfssioh Tor ban telfef. z4 = - sssze
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
KNIGHTS OF ROSE GROIN
! HOLD EASTER SERVICES

Impressive ceremonies we're. con-
Quoted yesterday morning at the Mis-
sion Memorial by the Knights of the
Rose Croix and attended by Masons OF
that rank and other ranks, an invita-
tion having been extended to all Ma
sons. "The Relighting of the Lights
was observed, an annual rite of the
order which is performed on Easter
Sunday.
The attendance at the Rose Croix
ceremonies was large, numbers OF
army officers being conspicuous by
their k1nifoyms.. The program was a
beautiful one and splendidly rendered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
DAMAGE SUIT THIS WEEK
GETS PLAINTIFF $1009. IS

: The damage suit case of Elizabeth
Lewis, plaintiff. VS.. Deborah Kamano-
MA. defendant. for about $4,000,
which had been in Judge Kemp's court
most of the week, was decided in fa-
yer of the plaintiff Saturday. She
was allowed S109950 damages Mo-
ton for; new trial was filed by the
defendant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
Jump IN PRICE or SUGAR
CAUSES RUN ON DENVER STORES

Associated Press by Commercial Cable
DENVER, Colo. April 9.-The sudden
advance OF the price of sugar was re-
sponslbIe for run on the grocery
stores or this cItS Saturday. - =. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
CUBA HANDS GERMAN ,.-.
-. MINISTER HIS PASSPORTS

Associated Press by Commercial Cable.
HAVANA, Cuba, April 9.-The former
German minister to Cuba and his party
probably will leave this country Tor
Spain April II. He was given MS pass
psrts by the Cuban government yes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09
VESSELS in PACIFIC ASKED
TO REPORT SUSPICIOUS CRAFT

Associated Press by Commercial Gable.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April s.-Nes-
sells now at sea on the Pacific have
been instructed TO report by WIRELESS
as quickly as possible any suspicious
happening. and particularly anything
that resembles a submarine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

Static electricity produced by the
feathers of a duster used TO clean in
candeseent lamps has been known to
break their filaments. -.-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-09

Luis Terrazas, Jr, formerly one of
the largest land owners in the world,
who was, driven from his home in
Mexico BY. the bandit Villa, dropped
dead in a grocery store in Los An.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09

GGriitian :fauSer's @ilOfiriden
Siqn6r, lit oas bette Mittel aeaen
Sniten nnS Salsleibeu. 900 Ute
StraEe N..@.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Mns ben Wcreinsfreiien
aOn3ert i'm SGueerbnno.

glm Mittipoh boriger ISOLDE fanN
i'm SaoIe oes Waibingtoner Sanger
bitnbes Elm &on5ert ltott, oos BON Oil.
Iettonten gegeben nllroe. Iuf Dem
Nrogronm ltonoen pieIe quite Nitnl.
mern- Die Mitglieoer ocs SGngcr,
bitnoeS Ieiteten ooS muIifoIiihe BRO.
9romm nit Den beioen2ieoern ,Sriib.
ling am &bein" uno .@erloIien" elm.
Ger 8ortrog mar ipie INNER qilt.
Serr 2epper iong Johann 0Sb OH
mid Iieblt". Seine flare TenorItim.
me mar an Dem Ibeno in Defenders
gutter SerfoIiung uno Dos YubIifrm
mar iebr 5ilfrieoen nit ser 2eiItnng.
uSeimwcb" uno DSdottIonos Gr6u.
me" pllroen BON Dem Serren 8. sci.
folous, gloolpb uno Riharo 9rauner
porgetragen. Die 8iinItfertigfeit 0es
Ser5ettes wltroe oIlentboIben amer,
fonnt. Ser GoIlon trot iooann nit
cinem Scnoriolo ouf. Sbm folgte
Serr Wtor Shmliot nit eirlem @ili.
tare @ortrog. Serr Sdmiot beipies,
Dab or Oos Snitriiment gar5 uno gar
beberri6te. Cine &e5itotion ,9PlIe"
lpuroe olsOonn gum 8elten gegeben.
9err Ilen lieB ii6 Damn nit einem
Senoriolo boren. Ser 8roosfp fpieI.
te auf Der &ioIine einige Gompoiiti-
omen mobei i'm Serr &ilIelef am &lo.
bier beteiligte. Der I'M SGngerbuno
moblbefannte 9niiiit, Serr S. g. &e-
oeder, trltg elm @obioIo Dor, beaIeitet
BON 9errn Nifolous orf Der @ioIine
nro bon 9errt 8rof. @lmpredt an
&lobier. @ooorb's v8orceuie" ipl,r.
DC bon Aerrn Sreberid iebr out allf
Der @toline miebergegeben. Der Nbeno
mar Elm @emlb fir Sebermaun. Oas
liuhlte &on5ert finnet om 81. Mara
I'M Sdueerbmo itoit. tuosr Oas
IgSaibingtcncr VubIifum ber5Iidlt elm.
gcldben iii,
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Gbriitian fanber's @irginia Bort
lueime iinb uon ben beiea Meraten
fir Slmtarmnt empfo6len. 900
Ute Strake N.-M.

6elomaridal glrS Don Straubcn
burg 1T gum @eneralitehsdef Der d.
iterreidiiAen armee ernannt poroen
onftott ees Selbmari6oas &onrob b.
@6benoorff. 0ieier mirb einen an-
oeren bo6mihtigen HnIten erbeIten.
&oiier aarl perlteb bon &Sseubori
ooS @roBfrer5 bcs WilitGriiden Or
ocnS ser Maria SbereIio.
9onuerstas, ben 8. MGrs 1917:
@s beiBt jett, oaB cine Sonoer.
litung oes &ongreiies nod Dor Dem
Monate SSlIli ltattfinoen mcroe. g.
notorcn iino Heproientanten Iinb ser
@niiht SOB Ser TrGiioent 3ilr ginbc.
rufung oes &ongreiies eeamunqell
icin miro. G3 liegen pob[ einiqc
@riinbe Oafiir Dor. @iniqe midtiae
8orIagen limo nidt bur1aeeonaen
lno oeren4nnobme lit iebr cripiinidt.
Ser britiide Oampfer .Gormonia"
fam in g}elu gorf bon 2iperpool I'M.
beidG0iat an. I'm ben aobinen DC.
fnnben fid) CT poiiagiere. Der Gam.
pier lpurbe ourd) Die &riees3one bon
8 anoeren 9%ampfern begleitet, bis CT
it'd sei6itet I'M @tlantiihen Ssenn
befanO. Die Heiienoen moren o,f
oos SdlimmIte gefaBt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Sim Iesten Gomstoo aerieten

Sim lesten Somstng gerieten
5tpei acknowledgements Der rGapi-
tai Traction COMPANY" an Der IA.
Str. uno Seem gorf Mpeniie N.-8,
3uiammen. 0ieier 3miidenfan belt
BEN 9ienlt ouf Dem @eleiie 2 Stun-
Den lang aiif. Die Acknowledgements
moren nit Holiogieren bis nlf Den
lesten Ylos beiebt, od eS gern0e Sbe.
nteri6luB mar. @inige berlieBen ole
@leftrii6e uno begaben iid per Iu.
tomobil nod Sdliie; onoere nobnien
in Der 3miidenaeit Elm Witterno1ts-
i6ldfdeu. I'm 100 Morgens fonn,
ten fi6 Die gIeftrii1en mieoer IN Be.
pegung iesen. so @ogen ltanoen
BORT auf Dem @eleiie.
-Dmigbt @lmenoorf giebt bier i'm
Sectional Sbeater p06entli1 einen
8ortrag, Ser feline &eiIen 6ur1 Die
ueri6ieoenen 2Gnoer Ser @elt III
8ort unO Bib bartlett. 9lm 10.
War5 miro er ii9 nit Oerlti6lano uno
ieinen Sto0ten befaiien. Seine 8or-
trage iinb meiitens iebr gut beiuht.
Jim Snaugurationstuge maren
i1mmtlide 8aibingtoner 8irtihaften
gei6loiien, cine llniitte, Die nidt an
gebra6t mar. Srob oes 8erbotes
fonnte man a~lentbalben Yerionen ie.
ben, Die 6ennod alfoboliihe @etr1nfe
81 iid genommen botten. Die 8olis
5ei iab 10 monhen NIT Sloiden in ben
Saiden; oo6 fonnten Die @eiebesbii-
ter Die BETTER ni6t berboften. SIS
COB aud einige 08irtihaften obne
2i5ens"; bort fonnte iid Der ginge.
meibte Die &eble anfeudten. 8ei Der
noditen EMANCIPATION miro @aib-
ington utrofen" iein.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
uGhmaben @erein"

4m 0ienstag, oen 6. Mdr8 Der
iommelien ii6 Die Mitelieoer hes
Shlpabenbereins in ibrem @ereins.
Total, 705 TIE Ctr. N.-@. Serr @ott.
lieb 3onoer er0finete rno leitete ols
Brdiioent bic Sibung. Serr Mi9ael
Gies beriab ooS Yrotofoll. 9ie De.
leeaten gum Gentraiperbano erItotte,
ten Weriht. Der BrGiioent mofte Sen
Mnlueienoen befannt, Dob bos Mit
glieb @uitaO Maier aus Dem 2e6er
geidieben NOR. Die MitaIieoer er.
mieien benz @erItorhenen 0ie iiblihC
gbre. Den &ranfen mnroe ooS
Granfengelo beipiaiet. Wad Grlcoi
aung Der iibIideu @eiddite frat Ser
togung ein.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Gbriitian fan6er's nniibertreffli
DIES Eager BON 35 einbeimiiden nnb
importierten @bisties. 900 Ute Str.

-@m Montog Worgen, benz Gage
Ger EMANCIPATION oes Yr1itoenten
i6ien es fait, als pollte es ben gan.
sen Gag regnen. 0o6 gegen 8 llbr
fingen pie @olfen an 81 bre6en uno
gegen II ubr l6ien Die liebe Come.
Sin beftieer @inb pebte ben gorl-
gen Gag. 9aS @etter Der ben Set
lihfeiten Dornusgebenben Gage mar
ni6t Defenders einlaoeno, uno Dies
mag Der @rlinb fir einen berbaltnis-
m1Big i6ipahen 8eiuh geipeien iein.
Mnoere @riin0c nlogen aud fir oas
9lusbleiben ser Geillher porliegen.
I'm bic Wittags8eit begab ii6 Serr
8ilion, bon Wtilitdr begleitet, gum
RapitoL, poielblt CT (nod einmaD
ben @io alif Die 4onltitution i6luor,
uno oainit besann ieinc neue Yraii-
oentiGaft. Der Wi5e-graliDent, 9err
WaribaIl, ~Ieiltete ben gib Dor Dem
Yr1iibenten. Wa6 Der einfnden, bod
finbrlldsboaen 3eremonte ON aapi-
toll begnb iid Der Selt5us nuf Der
Benniplponia @penie gum @eiBen
Sols. Cine groBe Wenihenmenge
botte ii9 ou beiben Seiten Der bi-
ltoriiden StraBe ~aufgelteIlt, tells ur
ben Braiioenten 81 griiBerL tells un
ltilli6lueigeno 3u3uieben, tells lpobl
aud, I'M aus Neugieroe 3eugen bes
S6anlpiels gu fem. Gin GROCER On
tbuiiasmls mar eigentli6 niht 81
entoefen. Ser Grnit Der Sage uno
Der Set mag 10 manden 3uihaler
BON einein Silbelrllf 5ur~iidgebaltel;
babeu. Das WiiitGr, ltno Defenders
Die aooetten bon Mnnapolis uno @cit
yoirt mNbten einen redt guten Gin.
orud. SIN 3use befan6eu iid) aud
geternnen bes arieses BON 1871
nit @iaa. Sn ben @eiidtern bieier
Warsiiinger fonnte man beutIih ie-
ben, oaB es ibnen i'm Griese NIT &illa
niht aeraoe ihledt ersnltgen mar.
9err Wilion nabm bon einem gbren.
plate aus Die Yaraoe ab. Soffentlif
miro Der neue Hrdiioent gum @ohIe
ilno @ebeiben Der ameritnniihen So
ton oos Hroer fiibren.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
,SrOipeet Sill Triebbuf1.

gm 9ienstag, oen IS. @Gr3, tuer-
ben lid Die @runo- mto @rabeiaen-
timer oes EroIpect Sia Trieobofcs
nm s llbr obenoS III Der Sane oes
Oriental 9aubereins, @de ser 6. II.
5 Str. N.-@. p%eriammeln. 9ie @e.
%amtenpabl finoet am 0ienstag, Sen
20. Mtar3 in oerielhen &oae itott. MI.
lc Serren. Die gu Der @eienldaft ae.
boren iilio erfuht antueien6 at fem.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Gd)te Sranffnrter nnb &nafiunrit,
rein Mao mnDerfGlidt, 5n babeH bel
Siglers,
532 Center. unS 18 &iggs @arft.

-Mm Montag traf elm Gdrd)er
nuf Dem kieiigen 8obnbofe Elm, bas
ii6 redt berDahtig benabm. Ginel
Der Oienitbabenoen Mitglieoer Oes
4usfunftsfomites. ndberte fib Der
beioen un0 fraete iie, OBJ er ibnen Ell
men @efallen eriueiien fonnte. 0el
perlegene iunge Mam fam olsoonr
nit ieinem @ebeimnis bernlls unn
erfldrte, err modte cine Grauliaens er.
perben uno einen @eiltlihen eriu.
den, iie 81 trauen. Der @uni6 eine
bilo in @rfiiQung. Sn fur5er Belt
NOR 0as Sar9en Mann uno Srau.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
Prospect Hill Cemetery,

Die Snbres : @eriommIung Scr
2ot- unb @rnb.@igcntiimer oes Gro.
ipect Sill Srieoboies finoet itatt am
0ienstas, ben IS. MGr5, abenSs s
llbr in Ser Solle oes Oriental @ou.
pereinS, Ode Der 6. uno s StraBe g.
90. (gineong an Der 6. Ctr
Die @eamtenmabl finoet 0iens.
tag, 0en 20. MGr5. obenos s llbr
in oerieIben Solle Itott.
@ NJ. MARTIN, SefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
&anojd8er.
Die feiuiten Galami nnb GerbeIat
,uiirite limb 81, baben bel
8abIerS,
532 Center. nnb Is &iggs Narft.
u0amem Silfsberein".

Dem Observation-Disclosures in
9eeiu Yorf fonnte Die Summe bon
$St. so iibernieien merSen. Oos @elo
mar Der @rtrag aus Dem 8erfoiif Ell
niger Mrbeiten BON &riegsgefonge.
men uno Der t-0eutihlano- 4noen-
ten. Sic obgelieferte Siimme miro
sur 2inoerllng Der Not Der in Sibi-
rien gefangenen 0eutiAen heripenoei
per0en.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09

Gbriitian fanber's ~mmiibertrcff-
lider &iimmel. 8eiier ais Der
Smportierte. Is Gents bas bolle
Gnart. Mnr ST. babfn 900 Ute
Str. M..@.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-09
sntti-Trntti.

Gines unierer MorgenbI1tter mel.
Oete neitlidL Dab am boriaen Cams.
tag Nohmittog aitf Der Spite ser
Sabnenltange Ser oeiltlden 9otidoft
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