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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

es nit 9eoleihme?"
Game: ogtein, id oonfe. Y1eine
9cgIeihng itebt orauBen Oor'm Ga.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Nas luGe ,,@n.

Gigorrcn uno Gitroncn foiten mcbr.
-aeinc 2imonooe mcbr fir fiinf
Gents. II 0ie Gieorren iolen
bon morgen ab ebenfaaS i'm
@reile lteigen. - Rmlben miro
abeel6offt II. gum Srinten eiebt's
nod onoeren biIligeu Stoff.
Wlorgen ioa Elm bodit tritiider
Gag fir Houcber 0u eriporten fem.
Nlit Der erfoleten glntiinOigrng Ger
nllnite0 Cigar Stores Co., OoB Die
@Gieaidoit in ibren un0Gbligen 0e-
tail @ei6Gften ole Breile bon oreiBig
Morfen erb0ben miro. bat iid in Su-
botsfreiien ole 9lniibt ge6eitiet, Oob
Elm oagemeiner 8reisoufi6los fir
Gigorren tonimen miro. 9lne ,Ston.
ooro" .@ooren meroen 0I nSton-
ooro" .8reiien Derfauft weroen. 0ie
10 Gents. @igorren mcroen ni6t lGn-
ger Orei fir einen nQuorter" 81 ba-
ben icin ebenio menig mie ole 10
Gcts-Gi9orren 5u noipei fir einen
Quarter" lno Die 5 Gents leds fir
einen Quarter" glu6 ole Gieoret-
ten-Rou6er merocn fir ibren Stofl
mebr 6u be5nblen boben, DER @reis-
idneioerei ioa iiberboupt elm gnoe
gcnod)t meroen.
9lu6 Die 2imonooe 1T geltern tbell-
rer eeporoen. Sn Dem betonnten
Sooopoilerltonoe bon Wlorgon &
Wtiaoro i'm olten Sun .@e6dlOe oil
Ger Gfe bon South uno Baltimore.
StruBe nuroeu ole ourltieen Seelen
bon oen Glerfs nit Dem ouerfreuuO-
lihlten @eiidt infornirt, OoB Der
Freis zines @loies 2imonooe bon 5
ouf 10 Gents eeitieeen iei. glls llr.
iotbe murOe ongegeben, ooB Der SreiS
Der Gitronen bon 5pei arf 0rei Gents
pro Stiid i'm @roB0ertouf BON 10,-
600 geltiegen iei. Qeseleiden Mir
oen Die @iSlieferungen tbeurer. Gas
@u6lium botte aber oeniel6en 9urlt
un0 IT be5oblte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
WrnnSitiids. llebcrtraannaen

S. SrOing 9eoliHear on WtarD 2.
&uppers6erger, 9lorooitieite Gal.
bolin., uabe Cumberland StrnBe,
1911 ei 81.
9roring Guiloing 60. an CHARLES
s.. Saco6s, IT,, uno 6rau, gorOolt-
ieite 6ugo-9lpenue, no6e 0illeu &oy
IA 6ei 60
Soparo 9. Niorton unO 6rou an
eugene u. Yopell unO 6rau Sin.
Weitieitc @arfpooO 9lrenne, na6e
Sulton-Sloenue. IA BEL 81,
Catherine e. 3iegler an gG 9eder,
gfr. 1747, glorO @ap.StraBe.
9ii1arO Z. Siutter an eGjoree @.
Bell, gIr. 1922, 9toro-9et6el.Str.
CHARLES 6. Sud an s. 81. 9eal.
near, 6 @rrnoItiide
Sou6 q. 6oriDt6e an GbarleS 8.
Sud, 6 @runoitiide.
Globe &ealtD 60 oil SioneD 9.
gbanS imo 6rou, 9or0ieite 2ourenS-
StroBe, naGe Gloominsoale GooO,
IA 6ei TT.
6oreIt Yarf 50, an 9lapmono %.
SbepparO mo Grau, @eilieite Der
G|arriion-giOeme, na6e Sarut6orne.
glocmie, 70. 26ei ~.
SameS 9. Gale uno 6rau an &oD
Sermam Sitoieite Wloi6er-, nabe Ga
reD-StraBe, 12 Del 68.
GlorriS &lein an Sorab Wor.
sSeitieite @oi6inaton., nabe 2om-
boro.S4robe, 13 bel 76.
9lo6ert 5. 9loris uno 6rau an 6.
6. &ogel- 5iiooiiieite @inoor. nobe
Glier.Strabe. 12 Del 40
gIribur 6. 9leinbeimer an Sole
p6ine q. Gong glr. 1926, Oit.Soif.
man.StraBe.
SSoIep5ine q. Gong an 9irtbur 6.
9leinbeimer, 9lr. 1925. Oit.Soifman.
GtraBe.
6iOel SGeiot an So5ef Gereuc5
lrnO 6rou, SSeiiieite 9u5erne.9loenue,
nabe SIliceanuo-StraBc, 11.6 bel 66.
NiarD Grone an Sobn 9ipinsTi unO
6rap, SiioweItede GaIiern 9lpenue
imo goiilc.StraBe
sSoielG 8. gSbite &enltD 60. an R.
g. SSolb mo 6rou, 9fr. 2792, SipoID.
glpenue.
Slnnie S5apirc an Charlotte 0fome,
2 Wrilnoiiiid.
Sterben 81. 2eitb an SenrD q.
Sailing, 2 Grunoltiide.
s. s. Gallagher 9leoltD So. an
9telu Baltimore 8. & Q. 81. q SiiO-
weiilcite Montpelier 9loenuc, no6e
&ariorO.9lpenue, IA bei so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
&iub nub SOcatrr.

Die Stellung bic Der MenI d in Tsi'
ner Rinobeit beItimmten GrTdeinuugs'
fOrmen 6es 2ebens segeniiber etnz
nimmt, 1T i'm @roben unb @anoen
mabgebenb fir ote 4ni9auungen, NIT
6enen sr biefe 0iuee in Der Reifs oes
Qsbens betradtet. Dir fiubsn es
fsIbitberfdnbli9, ouB MIR benz Rinbe
geIpett Dor Der S9ule, Gbrfurdt Dor
oen llebungen Der Religion, aud penn
iie bem eigenen @louben frem6 Itnb, I'm
oorieiten 2llter einprGgen. S9oH in
friiber RinObeit bsrbinbsn mir NIT
benz 9egriffe Geridt. ben elmer Stdts
ts erniter @srgsImng," unb fdoH pers
bdltnismdBie 5eitis empfinbet Elm
Rinb Die ernite @eibeitimmuns, bic
iiber ben gadumen elmer gilOersdIeris
logert. 8ergebens ober forfcben mir
mad oieTsr @eibsitimmung, bersn
NorbanoenIein iibsrbaupt fir ben 3eits
punt bes eriten HbeaterbeTubes NAB,
gsben6 fein Tollte, ooer uur uod bem
Nusbrud elmer gepi1en @brfur9t,
ipenn man nit eiuem Rinbe i'm Qllter
bon bieIsibt 8-14 Sabrsn (Oeun Dor
0sm 8. 9sbensiubre fou man 9iuber
am beiten iiberbuupt nidt ins Sbeatsr
fdideH) fpridt.
Bon ben @rpadfeneH Ieoislih ols
Srt fr0bli6er @rbolung, ia metitsns
ala bic @tGtte TeidteTter Wersnisuu>
gen erpGbnt, erbGlt oos &inb ni9t ben
serinsIeu 8esriff bon Den tuIiureIIeu
QIuFeoben 0es Gbeoiers. Weber bonn
Glternbaus nod bon Der S9uls tptrb
In ernIter piirbigsr Mefs ouF 6os err
oieberiThs Moment binesipisien, bds
oas S0ren uno Sdouen eines sutsn
Ebeateritiides, (fpomit nibt esfust iein
fol-, baB bas uOtipenbig Elm SeloHiier
fein muB). in iid birst. Dus piebers
bOlte 8etrO9ten eoIer RDrpsrformsu,
beren 8spsguneen tiinitIeriIb bisois
pltniert erfdeinen, erfreut oas sms
pfGnsltdhs 9lues Der Sueenb unO ere
rsgt ben MuHib 5ur ylodabmuns.
Dus DIR ipiro geThGrft fir ben &Iang
eines ssfunben, BON fpro9Iicben Ma<
ntsrtbeiten unb biuIsttiT6en @srit0Bsn
bsFreiten Organs, unb rIat but not
leait" ptro bas SeeIenleben oes 2ins
6es ourd eine iiinitIerif9 eeboben,
DdrItsnung bon Quit unb 2eib, @ut
unb 9Sfe tpsit intenfosr gef0rbert, aIs
ourd bic tpoblgemeintsIten Mubnrsben
BON @Itsrn unb @raieberu. @Orouss
febuns bisies GrfoIses 1T uIIerbings,
bab iens Bel ben sr0ieberiIhen 6attps
rem bon bornberein I'm Rinos Die ri9s
tise @orIteIung bon Wert uno Wirb,
bes Sbeaters sroeuoen. Dor allen
mub Der 2sbrer, bem Der oeutI6s unO
ipGter Der 2iteroturunterri9t AMBER
traut 1T, tiinItIsriI6s 9iIbung senue
beIben, Elm @ebidt rbetoriI9 einipanb.
fret gu beberrfden. Die &inoer BEL oer
gluspubI Der gu beIudenosn StSde 5u
unteritiiben unb ibnen Dor ullsm Die
5reuoe dm ShatsrbsIu1 uidt burd
lunsatmtse, bdusIide 9lufgobsn gu
ber6erben, Ionbern ben Ginbrud burf
eiue freie, bon eebobener Stimmung
getrusens Qlusiprude gu bertisfen.
QGuF bieIe WeiIe 1T es bielleibt mDgs
Iia, unfere Sugeno, Die unter Dem
GinfluB Der 4ftertunit Der Munoslbil'
ber=WOriteIIung ieoes llrteil iiber ben
Wert unb llnpsrt tbeatrdliI9er Dor
Feuunesn berloren BAT. unmGbli9 pie.
Der elmer 0erebIung bes tiinitleriI9eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Soeiratbslicemsem.

8iaiam ). 9erfmaier, 38. uuO
Gat6arine s. @eiBing, %.
Samuel @OlanO, %, unO SoOie
9ioler, %.
SSsrael 2ubIin 2S, uno Cecilia
9enoer, %.
Sermon 9. Sduiot, 81, unO @la.
Oeline g. S6riOers, q.
Somes Z. Gosfep, %, lmO MorD
Gale, 10.
SOiep6 Doutelconi 80, unO Sin.
ieppina 8uOa, 30.
Sobn Gang, 26, unO Sennie Wio.
Oenooli q, (@ittpe).
9liboro 9. GIapp, %, GlebelanO,
Ohio, lnO Denno Wl. @itiingerAt9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

@oicieb Eerpc5Dnsfi lmo 6rau an
Somes 9iato5cot lmO 6rou, Siioicite
elliott StroBc, no6c Canton SIue.,
10. 56ei rs.
@oIlito Y. Sobnion an Carlos 6.
Swi@ell, gtr. 924, @ierce.S .StraBe.
Giti5ens Stote 9onf bon @ooanS.
tomn an S6elmon S. @arrett im0
5rau, Or 2607, &eDwort6.9lpenue.
Gieiel6e an G6orles g9. NluIler, 2
@runOitiide.
Golter 8. @eitpbal an 6ranf 9on-
Oel, 9tr. GIG, 9torO.&ulosfi.S .StroBe.
Soiepb @. &reis an @Ii3a 8. @al.
IowaD, glorooitieite @l0rtle-9lpenue,
nobe 2ainDette-9lpen 16 bel 80.
CHARLES s. Sang an G6arleS IS.
Gang, 7 @runoItiide.
Sobn SbomoS Sdeu, @erpalter,
an Soiepb $. goI5. 9iorSoit;eite
Yorf Seigbts.9lOenue, no6c ). SIOc.,
% bel 100.
S. SenrD Sdoeier an SSo6u VI.
S6aefer, @orOieite Baltimore nobe
Gnllenoer 9llleD, IS bel SS.
So6n Is. @ogenaait 9ermoItcr, oil
Serman Goiiel mO 6rau, Sitieitc
Gborles-, nabe Som6urg.StraBe, 13
6ei 120.
9lOolpb j. e@noel imO 6rau an
George Is. Sale, 2 @run0itiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
Srirfmarteufdli6er.

Sn Ct. @aIIeu 1T bic llntsrTudungS.
beb0r6e einem grObdngeleeten, raFfis
nierten 8riefmartenI9pinoel auf bic
Spur setommen. gs banbslt li9 UNI
6GIfdunsen gang DerI4isoener Art.
Ginmul um Die 9eriteIIung alter, gang
fsltener unb einen boben Sams
meIpert bsTibenber 9riefmorten, ipit
gum 8eirpiel bes 8asIer Hubli unb
oerelsi8en. bic bsrbIiiffenb f4arF na9=
oema9t Itno unb nur bon gang getpicg.
ten Rennern Iofort ertonnt peroeu
t0nnen. @onoe Gsrien folder Mors
len tpur6en nadgedbmt uno nunmebr
tonfisoiert. Damn Fertiete Der Tdls
fher aud llsbers uno 2luforude, ipit
StempeI, u. I. To-, an. poburd gum
@eiIpieI Marfeu aus triegfiibrenben
9dnbern einen teilpeile Iebr bobeu
SdmmeIpert erbolten IoIlten. 9ll,
GGlf4ungen betuiefen. baB Der GGIf1er
nur in tunbieen pbiIateIiltiTbsn Rrei.
fen gu finoen fsin t0nns. Gr tOnnt,
nun eruiert tperben in Der perIon eincs
oortigen 0iterreidiIheu photographic
sebilfeu, Bel Dem bic uOtieen 2onfisto=
tionen unb Die 9eIdlognabme Der
pIatten bereits itattgehInoen bat. Aus
Sammlsr.&ouettionen, Die ibm 5ur
GtnIi9t augeIonbt porben tporen, ent=
nobm er beIonbers tpertbolle, Ieltens
@rempIare unb erIebte lis our9 TelbF=
eemubts 5aIiifitdte, obne Dab bic Sn.
baber Der Sommlungeu bieIe Moni'
puIationen entoedt bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

y Sutter. - separator, Yfun0.
9S-40c.; YrintS, 3S-4tc.; Greo.
merD, $685.; 0oirD PrintS. 32-
34c.; StorepadeO. 33c.
Gier. - Euseno, Wlo uno Ta..
&c.; gaitern Shore Wlo. uno 3d.,
32c.; meitIide (Obio). 92c.; @..gu..
Sic; iiiolide (R..g.), 30c.
2ebenbes @eflugeI. =
Suuse Sii6ner, 2 PfO. idiper, @fuuO,
2S-29c.; ~ bis 11a @funO, 26-
&c; @hmo uno peniger. 25c.
iunge weibe 9ee6oru, 1 @ilIno, 25c
olte SenneL 4 FiunO uuO mebr,
22c.; fIeine, 2ic.; aIte S66ne, 12-
13c.; gnten, olte Nhscooeb lmS
WlonereI, 20c.; Yuoole, alte, 15-
&c.; 5riibiu6rs.enten, 312 9fO, mO
me6r, 20-2ic., fleine, 16-tSc.; ;
Sailbeu oIte imO ilIuee @oore, 20c,
&ortoffeIn. ~ Goitern Sbore.
Mo, Yrima, SAB. $2.OO-2.25; @oft.
iteru Sbore. 3d. SAB, $500 2.5O;
&oppa6annod, OR I, SAB, $500
2.25; 9lr 2. SAB, $t.00-i.25; beimi.
itte gtr. I, 9llihcltiitc, s. SOC, :;
iiiBe aartoiielu nele gcIbe, SAB.
$500 $50.
S6it uu0 @emiiie. ~ 6riib.
9IepfeI, SAB. Haucn, $2.0O-250;
fIeine, $t.O0-1.25; 9obuen UorioIt,
Sort, 40-75c. 5eimiide, crime, gu-
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NeOi5iuiIdJe Nn5eiseu.
Saben Sic iemuIS DerTndlt, &c.
InnS ~ merSeu, Ober Obus
GrfOIs2

0S mGo iein. bab Gle UIt in xe'
banbIiiRe paren bob @ie due 6oiI'
nuHe auf @enefuaa aufeaben.
Sie miihsn ipiiien, oab IN allen
8ebeiiblnoen Spedtnldrbeit oerl0nqi
miro, NIB bic lpi9tiefie bon allene iIt
bic BebdnbluHo BON strunfbetteu. aBG'
rum coniultiren Gle In Der &rfennts
nib bieier 9bntiaae lidt einen Spe.
sialiiten bon eiiiem Euf fhr UeI9td
un0 @brlIcbteit, tpenn ole an elmer,
Widunern eigentbiimliben. Hr1nlbeit
Ieiben ooer bon berielhen bobiHoeri
merben; einen Spe3Idliiteu, ber Rber
10. 3a9re .prattlirbe @rtabrnnG IN
Wldnneriranl6elien bat einens. Der
Sbnen mad elmer Ioratdltieen Inter
lucbune fagen iptrb. ob er Sie hriren
fnnn nber Ui6t: einen. Der ole IN
liir3elter Belt iuriren tUirb, pie ee
Itb NIT benz beitcn uno n6erIien re-
liltnt he1eiHbaren ldbi.
3icle Nrt bon Spe3iQliiien linbeu
Sie, lUenn Gle Dr. pdmrld Uon Bnltts
MOre, Wlb., 408 Cft.yaltlmDre.Gtr
conjultiren @r bat biele zRditHer
hIrlrt. bic obne @rfoIe beriuwten, ab.
bhlie ooer sur 1u finoen. 2BaS er
llr gHoere eetbah foHH er auW
Illr ole tbun
Seine @ebiibren Rub niebria unb
Hlblun9en tperben ben Wftteln beS
Eaitenten angepaBi arrdnair.
W.
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9lnftiOus- -9ln5ciseu.
3. MiereoitB 3eeic, glniualt.
A Gcnirnl. Spurbanfa@ @ebduoc.
Srnitees-&erfanf
BON
9ieillO's @Otel,
ylr. 410-412,
Meit.SSranflin.S Stra6e.

Sin mOSernes, gnt ansitaffirtes
Oierit0figes 6Otel nit etiuH 80 lepa-
rnten WGiteSimmern, init lnnfenoem
Beifeu NIB falteu gSafer MnO Scle-
pbOn; bat and 9SriOatbGOer, Die nit
Oieleu Der 9iGnme OerbnnOen IinO,
and 6ffentlidJe SGOer, GR5immer,
SGlmenranm gureau nuO GO6bD
nuO Buffet (Sar) 3iulmer.
@emdB eincs lleibeiles oes Areseerbtes
glr 2 peroeg ole unier5eibneien Srufiees bel
ollenilder gluttion am BlGbe am
9OnneritG9, 16. glngnit 1917,
A llbr yladDmittngs,
Reneb's Soiel in Der Siaot Baltimore beriaus
len pel6es tolgenoermaBen beldrieben 1T:
NeQinHcn0 All Der gorOnits0de Der Tranfltus
lIno Sasper Sirube mit ener Sroni 0ifIic6 Ialis
leno an Der iSranilinsSiraBe bon 40 SUB 6iz
Soll nlebr ooer meniger nit elmer Iiefe bon
124 Sub 8 3ou mc9r ooer peniaer
Sin Lbeil oeS BeiiBtblnlS IN grunoieuerfrei,
Elm 0noerer IN einem @rno8ins bon $50 me
ierlporieu. ab5sbar init ied)s 9Sro3eni
Snr luslubrlidDe Ned)reDung oes 8elibs
ibunIs, YertduisbeoinQuHgen mo aitoere @ns
3elbeiien ebe man ben nSaib 3ecor0" bonn
ODER Wenoe lid an ben unter8eidDneien Iriiee.
Sin SepOt bon $2500. entpeoer In 8nnr
ooer be9lanbieiem 9bed 5ir Belt oes gerfaufes
DerldHgi
7. W'creSIt6 O'eels,
s@pa6 Bros. & 60,
9lnftionaioren.
Disienaen, bic Nuaebots Itellen wOllen, ton.
ncn bas Scibtbnn 5u iraenb elner 8eit OOr
bem Vcrlamfe beiidDtineH.
g715,16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

AbUnncnten, bic ben ,.EeutidDFM GOrre.
ipDnbcuteH" nidjt pIinftltdy Ober uRreseI-
ndFia crhaIten. iinb gebcteH, ber Office
baoon per EeIepbOn cher idJriItllb Wit.
tbelIuHg ~ ma@eN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Das bat Der 9lIte DOruus Dor BEN
SuIgen.
DAB er i'm 9eut SugIeih Ous GJeitern
lebt,
lIub bob Elm Seittruns pun Grtuue.
rllngen
Sid ibm i'm iebe quite Gtunbe pcbt
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Baltimore Wlurftberidt.

@3ontoG 5. gIuouIt 1917.
Nfebl. ~ 3ufil6r 1924 Sdiier,
einiIieBIi6 472l Sdiier 81 Canton.
Sic Notirinaen mnren ipie folgt:
BeraIeihenbe RreUe 0eute pebie8 Sabr
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gerIanat -Wlanncr nuS snabeu.

Serlamet: @nte Nieteer ii. 4nrit-
madcr; gutter SObn. SOIOrt 81 mel
ben in gtr. 104, SiO-Ggeter.Strufc.
(glug7-S)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
RHODES SCHOL AIRS. ARE
GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE
fRr Associatsd Pressl ]

OXFORD, Eng: - Observing that
ethe war has continued throughout
the academic year to interfere with
the normal operation of thee scholar.
ship system" a statement Of the
Rhodes Trust Just issued says that
leaves of absence have been granted
for periods Of three months, six months
or a year to. eighteen American
Rhodes Scholars who wished to take
part in the work of the, Red Cross
Society and Young Mems Christian
Association. "A number took similar
work for q month or six weeks in the
vacations. Seventy-six Americans and
eighteen colonials have been at Oxford
for the whole or a. part Of the past
year. @SSs ..x.7.- o.. ''s -. - ...sz5
The trust announces its intention Of
distributing the recently cancelled
German scholarship among COM
munities within the British Empire
not provided for under Mr. Rhodes.
will. 49,, =. =. I'll. Ill.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
CANDIDATE: WISE:
DENIES LINEUP

The story in political circles, men.
toned in the Star-BuHetin last even
ing, that am lined up with Joe
Cohen's candidacy for mayor Is ahso-
lutely untrue" declares John h. Wise,
candidate for sheriff on the Repa.
ncan ticket. Il
Il am for myself, for my own can
didacy, and have not mexed into the
mayoraity fight and don't intend to.
! am not tied up to any man or set Of
men and am making no such promises,
Of support.
The spirit Of the direct primary
law is against making such deals and
combinations and besides, it is 4 bad
thing for the party to tie up into fac
ton during the primary campaign--it
endangers the general campaign be-
cause hard feelings are aroused he
for the primaries.
Il have spoken at both Cohen me at,
ings and, Lane meetings and have no
feelings against either Lam making
my fight for sheriff on the basis Of
enforcing the laws if am elected and
not on the basis of getting :aycrs
from any other candidate"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-04
THx Assoeiatsd Pressl

l. CHICAGO, Hl-Possession OF q
source of wheat supply, capable soi
feeding the entire world. is one Of the
stakes at issue in the fighting In Ne,
sopotamia and on the adjoining fronts
asserts Prof John Adams Scott or the
Northwestern University, Chicago
who. Is an international authority on
the Oriental countries. =. - -
In describing the commercial and
military possibilities in the country
beyond Bagdad, Prof Scott said;
There Is no doubt that the English
are now trying to- close the door by
which any new troops can reach Ne
soPotamia. 1t is computed that an.
Gent Babylonia and the territory un.
der its, control covered only about one
fifth OF Mesopotamia, yet the soil was
so fertile and free from defects which
produce famine that 1t supported in
ealth population greater than
the state of, New York now possesses.
When Darius was defeated by Alex
ander, there was found in the vaults
OF Darius gold and silver to the value
of $685., 000,0
If all of Mesopotamia can come un-
der the control of one great nation so
that there can, be a comprehensive and
unified development. of reservoirs and
irrigation, it is safe to say that it will
be the richest land on earth, since no
other, land. has soil made in alluvial
deposits and which contains Is per
cent of lime. 1t is this lime beyond
all else which makes this country so
valuable, and which makes rust, mil
dew, and kindred evils impossible.
Two harvests can be- 'garnered each
year one from rain and one from ir-
figation. The one from rain is the
oily harvest now.
1.-The movement from Egypt is i'll
tended to shut off all access from Eu-
rope by land, since the Russians are
nov. in. control of Armenia and the
overland pass, so that the Turks are
forced to send troops through the Issus
pass, or by the Alexandretta Gulf. This
Is the, route of the Bagdad Railroad.
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TUBERCULOSIS IN.
APRIL KILLED 50

= Honolulu supplied more than so PEI
cent OF the cases OF tuberculosis re.
ported during the month of April and
of the deaths resulting from the dis
ease, according to figures compiled in
the office of the antitnberculosis bu-
reau Of the board OF health.
April saw a total Of .33 deaths re-
ported throughout tee territory, 26 OF
which we're from Honolulu and Oahu.
The city proper reported "a. Hawaii
had three and Kauai four
There were 50 cases reported during
The month, of which HonoluIu's share
was IS. Oahu outside of Honolulu
had two. cases., Hawaii Il, Maui s. and
Kauai & Fifty of, the cases were
male and 10 female T or the deaths Il
were male and 1G female. ''.'. Jul
d japanese cases totaled 81, Hawaiian
Is, ana Filipino IL. Sa:% u
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wv PARTY TO
VISIT CAVES At
. IHHHEAUAKEA

Members of the Y. W. C. A. have
been invited to attend an outing which
Will be held at Ihiihilauakea on Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. E. NJ. Nakuina,
professor of history in the normal
school, will lead the party and will :ex-
plain the many points of interest in
the vicinity.
This section is rich with legends,
and il has been said that one of Peles
suitors lived in this section and often
visited the mud crater near Koko
Head. There Is a cave in this section
which at one time was. used by opium
smugglers and the party will endeavor
to visit this place. All members Of the
association who wish to make this trip
are asked to be at the Y. w. c. A. at
! O'Clock tomorrow.
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COMMITTEE ON
ARMY AND NAVY:
j Y MEET TODAY

Members Of the subcommittee ap
pointed b.. the Ad Club to take charge
Of the campaign 10 secure funds fer
the purchase OF the Royal Hawaiian
hotel for use as an Army and Navy
Y. II. c. f. building we're to hold a
meeting this afternoon at the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
This committee was appointed at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the Chamber Of Commerce. Members
OF the committee decided to organize
Q campaign TO raise 100000, which
Honolulu win be asked to contribute
toward the purchase of a site.
Those present at the meeting yes
terday afternoon were: Lorrin A.
Thurstcn, chairman; william o,
Smith. Emil Berndt: Walter F. Dill
bingham, Georg Rodiek, James Dough
erty, J. n Gait, John Waterhouse, Gen.
Sam Johnson, Wallace r. Harrington,
Raymond C. Brown, w A. Horn and
"A. 3. Larimef. !
The first contribution toward the
association received Is 3t2,500 from
the Aiexander Young Estate. Main
land parties win give SITS. 900 towards
the purchase OF the Young property.
The committee feels confident that the
amount VIII be raised as II believe
that the object Is q worthy one.
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PREDICTS MESOPOTAMIA WILL BE
THE WORLDS BIGGEST GRANARY

Asia Minor has a double series OF
most difficult mountain ranges, Taurus
ard Anti-Taurus, so that armies must
skirt them to.the north or to the south.
Russia now closes the route to the
north so that II England can close the
enc to the south. she will be as secure
in Mesopotamia as she is IN South
Africa, since there Is no avenue. by
which an army could come. The great
difficulty in coming In or out Of Egypt
has been the intense heat of the desert
south and west Of GAIA, but the papers
speak Of a railroad having been built
across the desert. This desert Is cool
at night, so that trains need run
through It only by night, since the
distance IL not great. The English al
ready have a naval base at Cyprus, so
that they control the sea and can thus
assist the army moving by land. The
English are about 400 miles from their
goal and must cross the high noun
tGins of Lebanon or swing to the east
where a railroad has already been
built through Damascus. If they swing
to the east they viii withdraw from
the protec-Io ION of the fleet. They may
rave 81 .SOtuplStcly uGHuOEdllISU Tue
Turks that this protection is not
necessary. ..
This seems to me the board On
which the game of war is being played.
Already Germany Is helpless in Ar
menia and Mesopotamia and If Eng.
lish, forces can get Aleppo then the
power and influence of England will
have heen dotlbled nv this war and
the immense resources of Egypt and
the entire valley Of the Euphrates and
Tigris will fall into her lap This will
mean a railroad from Capetown to
BomBay. and q future for the world
which has never entered into the mind
of the most enthusiastic dreamer.
Incidentally, It is pointed out that
the British forces in their northward
march through Palestine toward the
ancient pass Of Issus must cross the
supposed field of the battle Of Ar
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