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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-28
Club Will Have
Its First Dinner
Business Men of City Will Meet
to Dine And Discuss City
Questions

The first of a series of four
Business Mems Dinners will be
served at the Armory Friday
evening, March 2, promptly at
six-thirty Friday evening, March
2. The dinner will be followed
by an informal discussion Of
topics of current interest to the
men. Nearly a hundred men
have signified their intention of
attending these dinners.
It's the purpose Of the Club
that these get-together dinners
shall be held at intervals purely
for social reasons and to pro-
mote the spirit of friendliness
among the townspeople, the pro-
moters of the plan figuring that
it is not necessary to wait UNI
til "the mists have rolled away"
before 1--WE shall know each 9TH
er better
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-28

Geo. Wederath, of Morton,
called at The Gazette Tuesday
and assured himself that the pa
per would be sent him for an
other year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-28

Miss Lottie Carbert was a
weekend guest at the home Of
Miss Marguerite Chapman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
Die gBIfer babcn i6rc Wlodt erfauut.

gSon moBqcbcuoer 1eite miro Die andt apSae'
lprohen, oab 0urdj oos est pom C6er-9unoesgerldt
iiir conliittouca erfldrte goamon3d)e Adltltnocn'
(eieb arobc 1rifes scr Giienbabner in 3ifimlt per-
Mu0crt mcrOen fonucn Gs lit dmer Ucronoltd), ipIc
0as scr add ien fam &rdiiocnt gson loot 5luor
Mncrila babe oaS Medt 5 cillcr groBcn Organization
pon Mannern III iuqcn .Sbr 0irft ndt oas rationale
CBcidaitSlcbci intcrbinoet obne crit nit lts Hud4
iprad)e gcbaten 5 boben" Gcr 4roloent log aocr
aid. 9merita lperoc ncals 5it ocm Gtn6clnen aNell
5ie miilen arbeitcn, ob 5ie pollcn ooer niht" Ias
III ~ ii eben Bic GnthlicBmgSirebeit 5n orbeItcn
pSer ndi Ak arbeitcu fam 0cm Mcnidlcn nid1t eilt'
sooen mcr0cn ln6 ueiu cine groBe Notwithstanding
ton lh entdlicBt 0ie grbeit ne0er3uc1cn pein tDre
Eor0erluQen uid)t bcluligt peroen onnn tann telne
Waadt SIT Q9ett lie 3pingcu ben @ntidlhB nd)t sur
qusfubrlmQ All bringcn Iie 9tniucnouna BON @cpalt
miro Rc0ollition 6crbcfihrcn. Gs miro auaenblidlid
bei nS pel pou Dem @ruadjen Der 80lfer Guropa'5 :
aeprpdcn pon Der Uoaitdnoigcn Temotratilirlmg oer
alteu ggch sic pcoer ort5 9itofrote, nod ourd Gl
Qardic augebaltcn pcrOeu fonnte @cnan oaSlelbe
QiIt fir Mmprifa Ic Ser 1taaten iino and nod melt
0auun enicrnt cine mirfbe Iemofrotie 3u lein llno
menn bicr bic Wlaicn init 1oroeruugeu an pic Dill
qorde 0er &rpilegiren berantrctcn, oain micn lie
bclpiugt meroeu oenn Bic Maen bic Arbeiter
btl0en 6elte cine groBe Ioiilic BON mebreren madge
Srgauutionen 1ie Organization ocr @enbabner II
eth @leo ener groBeu 6ume lmo lpbalo ne cine Ielte
Natnia ounabnt. in Der lie BON Der gan5en 6aulilie
beIldrft muroe, begtc id bic Gliaarclie sic miro
odsiebe iii 3iftnt mcOer tbuu miiiien- aein @ccb
mir0 lie ihiBcn f0nne Iie G0fer ba6en ibrc Dlac6t
crFamt ndt oacn III oer alteu, oHocrn aud iH
Der neuen g2clt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

President Goodnow, Of Johns Hop
kins University, says:
China would never have broken
Off relations but for the urgings Of
Japan, which has sinister designs
against the integrity OF China. And,
unfortunately, she will be able to
carry out her scheme One obvious
motive is the opportunity il will af-
ford Japan to gain control Of China's
army and navy, a step that will put
her absolutely at the Mikado's mer-
Cyl The next obvious reason is the
fact that it win relieve China of the
necessity OF paying her annual Boxer
indemnity OF 100000 to the
Kaiser's Government ] don't be-
licye she will actually enter the war,
and so far as influencing the result
it will have no effect at all"
AS all that President Goodnow
has to so on Is the information ac-
quired during several years OF resi-
Gence in China, during most OF which
time he held the post Of Confidential
Adviser TO the Chinese Government,
II Is surprising to see him oppose his
opinion to that of the great New
York editors, who are unanimous
that China is nobly and unselfishly
registering its governments indig-
nation at Teutonic immortality.
The stupidity with which our Gov
eminent and our press are helping
Japan TO play It's sinister and danger
Gus game in China will be the amaze
ment Of the next generation.
The sad thing is that some day all
Of this Grass ignorance and obstinate
stupidity must be paid for with the
lives and the wealth OF our own kin
-raid for at terrible cost Of blood
and agopies. (N. Y. American.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
gSermildte gIMaciaeM.

gInsuabI upn bnlocn Nnhetn; ,,spis SAtNei
meroeuy" 5rn0en Nntiuorten Nrieteuer
@oriesbihcr Mp6piicpel @elbditsr1tbqeOer ETC.
@Hrelht iit @irnis Nrpiprfic. ,,GHue Yrbrcr
yleuenNepunAcre. fhr glle, Die flo vi Der enei
liiben @prdsbt ilben nno t'lpcllfpmntlen uol'
len vAmcrilnmider DoImctidler"; 500 @eieu
9inc Iur5geQBc @ranlmnllt Der enaiicben
gprahe mo gIleiinug, III fnr1er 8eit oDHe
Hebrer @uniid ipredlen ulo icbrei6cE 3u lcr'
neit @iot nie @uSiprndbe oey SRHrier, Die man
IN d1dlen Neber brdht 9(ileb elne bpuiidrs
n9e WhiicrnnnhuN bon 9srieen Jlecbninqen
2uttttlipen Mont safien gGet0ieln, Anmeiungen
@elWdfisfarcn enc. WMt $500. WcltcluMQen
nit Dem NcirdQe bite All noreIiiren Ghnvlte
MaiimrNrr RMbllIDiua NUmpnnD COS Sbiro
ylnfHue, gscw Wprt VI, w Nbet Hur Qegen
Bnrnmebe5n1unuA Dcridnbt (Se81V,iaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
NhrcaM bcr etrangnoMrd0rndla.0pmm

" q - m . Z G, U{n,, 16, W}1rS 1910
EerIie0elie sluaebole, In Guplifni nnSgeier'
iigi mo an oen qNouro oi gluuroS IN care
Of tbe Giin Ncqiier" uoreiliri, mcrocn nDnt
Siaoi lleNliiroior entaegen aenonneu in iels
nenl 9'ircnH I'M NllOb0ue BIS Wiilu0dl, 2S
Winr5 1917, big llbr &uruliitnQS, iilr yNpcls
lirnq JdnoieiHhNn iilo Bflaierng Der lols
aenoeH SiraBeu AemtB
Guntrnlt gir i53;
@altilnurC 5tr, BON oet Neninlou Cir BIG 3ur
@drrlO Vdiie,
SrnuSut ehg bon Der ao9mou CIR big 5nr
1uiourp. ctr, bon Scr Nuainoion cane big air
e. Sencbictsery pon Scr Uiaueion anne Bis
SAT sNnn'SNc., 6on Scr et gcueoictei bis
8lir NutdncO Ctr.
c0rihIan. etr,, bon oer Mlauaou sane big 5rr
0uihcrine8Str.
W;unaltrrO StSc bon scr 5reocrd Goao Dis 5ur
S'o Srcoerid Hpnn.
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Soirmpnnt,Slpe., oou ser @mriou Game his
Bltr MceiiOs ucleii 1trabc.
libaciddktc E.nnntitdtcr:
1G.2 200 2na0rd 2laloa Gjuhosphnt 'Alalier
5000 Gin SnG &ar5er &anofiein nno Run
fnnpen am IT.
3.400 GuoprlDaroS sSiufoc" 3ieaeleine
ais Ellalcr i'm GirabcnbabH 2real
G700 Mnbi WuroS gdneniruno.
Nic obcl angcgebeucn 3n0leii rcprdleniiren
bic abgclGdbcn Gnaniilulcn ocr bunnldnlbs
lien IN oieiem Goniruit crihenenncr Rolicll
Sc0er Nieier ntlib oeH ytnlHen Der giirq
icb0iisaGpnlpaqnic meChcr fir ibn NirQhal
llcIlen miro, int Snllc ibm Der @onirdtt 3upe
lprDdel miro eriragcn uil0 ieneu gln0ehpt
cn 9rfiiIai oer 6eirciienocil @ilrei6Gais
Gonlpaqnie bciiiigcn IN Weldcm liCb 0ic Hcbtere
6crci crtldrt Die @iraimaii sli leiien @ie
GuDainnQ oieier Aciimnnnaen @eitens ocs
Nietcrs lnll ais enc Dem 3uiprid) ncs Son
iroiies Oornusge6cnoe @eon9na oeiradiet
ucr0eli
SpcSilntioncii fdnnen aui Griubeu ~ ocm
giiredu Der GiraNcnonr6brudls Gpnmilldre i'm
Ra6Aans am lIn6 nacb bem Iebiennien Gaae tW
9fdr3 1917 erlanQi iperoeII mo ASultc mn WY
iiie 3iir SniorWotun oer Nirtcr anillcRen. @n
Eepplii bon $500 mirn iiir icoe 9ielbc bon
@pcdiifunner itper elncn Gpnirai rerlnnQt
oas 3llriiderilatct miro, mcnn ein glngcbot
eunereimt IT,
De Gonirqit@c62rAe be1dlt dd bag Metbt
Dor, irdeuo elm oocr ale 9lHqcboie 3u perpers
iei Gn beQdnbQer Gbed hcs Nicicrs ant
cine a@lcarinN- @onic Haui" anglpnr az 6en
100000 muB icNem slroebot heiNeiilai ieiu,
eSpNn 81 9iubincltc
qSrdlineut Der GirdfpnntlclbrchSt@ @uHntinhre
Guaeue ~ 0iccgcrS
geirriir
QciidiiQi am a. Wldr3 t0t7
Spbn 0ubcrt
inun Griineni Der @ontruiifNeboroe.
(Ifdr3tG192t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

gun rs aiir5 Gli5a0cD SctGtr, nGDurm
@pmc 0lo SiNrnluyO 81 Sabre uli
gIu Is. aiar5 So1u " Sarricr, gjr 934,
Stirling @raBe rs Sabre li
gn ~ Wtar5 George 3. S6ner, ytr. 1910,
ilo-Gbarles Strubc 81 SABRE alt
glm i6. wtdr5 Wiargaret @untGcr, gir 32,
1uosGlhuo0 glOcilie, so Sabre ait
glll ~ Wldr3 Jnlinc 0naie ltr. 1915, Gis
Gipnle liraBe, 81 ,,aDre dlt
glnl 10. Qar3 Snlun IT. NniflcD, 0abnes
Nain @eueia 9oWiial, go Na0rc ut
Nm ~, sgldr5 Catherine @plfi llllpertdiss
poiptiul 10 SABRE an
Nlu l7 Mtar5 @a &. Ncrr, 9tr. 1913, &nris
9lpcnue, rs Sabre alt
gum H. @tdr5 Srco aUrbcr, So0nS Sopfnss
0Dipiia 27 SABRE ait
Nin 5. Wldr5 Minnie Softer gr. 800, Sur
rou StluBe N Sabre alt
Yin ~ Nldr5 NjcDrge g. Siramcr, Si Sos
lepbs &pipiaL SO Sabre alt
gInl n @tlr5 Mtihacl siuoucr, Nr. IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

nlt ein8INe ShNle n brr 9iabt
unlcre gtdb StaiieH lett oien SinQe ga,
msn me!cbe bic Wleioermnhcrlunf nab ben
nPuelten lRctbpncn erlernen ,pulien fbnncu nie8
IN lurscf Belt burn ben NT,dlub an 0icfe
Wluiipn erreidien litcrrhi WturqenS Na1s
uliaaS nno Npenns. Ae0neme @iinoen an
Nanle 0euohneHc glrhciten iinuen mdbreno opS
llntcrrlbtcs iortaeIebi mcr0en @rnnoIlmer
ilntcrrldli ln @nimlrf non JEnItern eribeiIi
E1hcrP gluSNnfi ihriiIib nney miinnIih heg
~. N~0rrH ny aH2. #st. enrnioan, 9trdBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
@efanntmndlnnaen.

gu iDrcr rcgclmdkigcn 5itunn am Cicuss
tao 20, Wldr5 1910 uagm bic Suogct'NcBdroe
pen iclgerocn Scihlnb IN 9e5ua aui bic 60.
itrnttioncn ani ben Jtcniliden @crlcDrcpcBct
M;
gIue &erouen sic Gbruiioucn BON
oen oitcnilcDen 8erlebrspegeu 5ll cutters
ilen panlder, miien lc6 ipdler ds am
II. Nlpril 1917 oenl @ilrean iiir ileinerc
@riulcgien eiie gpplildion ilr einet
@rlambniBidein onlilr einreicocil nm n,c
Sbitluliioll mnB an poer our ocn l.,
Juu 1917 cntcritt iciu.
lSeHn S6iirriiioncn uiMi DIS 5lMl H.
SuW 1917 entiernt linn, peroen Ste Sc
bibren illr ilcillere Briuilegien fin ous
gnr8e NaDr erDuben
@eine @ebii0r miro 0cretbuci menn Die
CblrultionCii DIS 8linl 1 Suni 1917 cnis
icrni iiiio, OorausgceBi ooB Die glpplitas
iiou lllr eineu @rlaubHiBiNcin dni pner
Oor Dem IL. glpril 1917 cinQcrcicbi ill.,
s. gG. SpDeuning,
G6ei Niircdu Iiir ileiHere Eripilcqieii.
(Wt1r12t- ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
gIIrean 1e8 al.0anae. anIprIlors.

Gs miro biermii bcfaunf qema1t oaB 10.
ier6 gl Nelj gendB Der oni 10 Suni 1908
iinie8eibnelel Seroromln1 gir 1876, gbnuiii
Az Enrdarapb ~ Opie ON %. globember
1911 amenoiri), I'M @ron6Wb nnmeeiu0t
bat, oaS gltnueen Dillter yH 1917 Narnlaros
gOcnuc ais cine oilenili6e @arage all be-
intbeu
&. Z gHrnc,
(Qhs20 2i) Gebdubc Sumefor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

Snl { / Htn c. W}o., l6. N}u8 lalL
&criieqclic Nnqcboie III Euplilni nusAclcrs
ipf nno 1n ncn y8oaro Of glwaroS tn care
Of toe GlO NcGiiicr" aorefiirt pcroen bonn
@inoisNedirntpr eniaeqel aenoinflen " leli
ilcm Giircnu ian Nnihbnnlc bic Mtitiuudl, ~.
WARS 1917, hiS 1 nor &ormitiaas. iiir AipeI'
lrnua Nnnbilenbau rno Bilniiernng ner Iols
genoeu Giraben eenliB
Guiurnit 9ir. t52:
9unuer yloab, poil oer GawiionsSlpe big 8nr
eprinaoale.gISr, bon ocr eoecmooo.slpc 0is
sOarwoOO.Slae., 6ou Scr Sairbctu.goe Dig sur
@pwootna.9uc., 6on ocr 2euiioueir. bis 5ur
corllsieqiucy son Ser Dcnifon.str bis 8f
sotsglOu.s Nue. bon scr 2euIoner. bis 8nr
smcSlsr., BON Der cjorriiougpe- bic 3lir 0iI'
tDnsGir.
2niunstr., bon Der aotcmatrstoc. bis 8uu
oiltm.eir, bon Scr gombaion.scc bis 8ur
4Senmuni glbe
cuitoae.9lor, bon scr lirmaugtoc big 5nr @ios
ciglhe
giolctSIuc, non ocr gari Sci06ts.soc .ois sur
GoiinccsYlOe
grNuut9iur., pou ocr Neuniolponio.9Ioc bis
5llnl glIdleniOrpn 6crrncc
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8liW NluDcniur0lO Icftace
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Grcm9lrc
gl6acImattc Hpuutitatm:
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10000 HiHsSub Fnl8er 0ouctei 3inn0lieiH lfiio
NunnnrNcn dni Gut
10000 @ubil4NnroS 9ilucuiritna,
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ole nhQeicb6bien Euuuiiidien Der bunniiuQlid)t
iicn IN oiecm @oHtrafl erbcinenocn lSoiicit.
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bereli erildrt, Die QitrQih0it IA lcirrn. Nie
@inhultuln nicfcr NeltiiHnunQcn Geiens SEES
Nicters fol- elS eire Dem 3miprn6 see Con
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Gpejiilnionen fBuneu aH grIunen In sem
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NaihbonS am nm nar0 ocm icbSchnien Iaqe inl
gfdt8 iNl ernup pcrocn 100 Elaue nnh Qrp-
file 8ur Information scr Nictcr nniliedpfi Sin
NWoiit BON $500 lpiro fir icoe Ntihc non
&pcSiliiaiiunen llner eincn Gunlrafi berlnnat.
oas Briiderattci iptrb, mcun Gin NHacDpt
sic Gpnrdft @c0broc 6ebdlt Hd naS Ncdt
ppr. irneilo en poer aac 9nNehote iii bermer.
fen Vln bc1lnubiQier @bed oe5 Nielcrs ami
cine NledrN0 Nnne N0ni" 3nblbnr an sen
MunOr iuo @aoraih ban Baltimore hber
100000 mus ic0ern gndpbpi briQcfiut eiu.
Suhn y. 9iubinettc
Pruiiocnt ocr @trnBelInurnurnMSsGpm
Vnacnc q, 9looaerS
QeiidhQt am IA Gldr3 1917
Snbn NuDrrt
nun 4rHltneni Der 0onirOlt QAcnhrbc
(9RdrSt6t92i23,27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

IO. WIWli TVTI
SIS miro 6icrni belauni aelnabt oaB VI IS.
5ebneier 8erorbung Jtr. i55. 9lbi6nih A.
@uragrapD y tipe ON %. No0embcr 1911
nmenorD, i'm 0rl1nbniB nac0QciucDi bat ous
gliiipeictl Ut 33lH ~ 70, Nurclau SirQBe,
ais cine 1enhicDe @arage III bemiSen
3, 3. @Oruc,
(Ur52l 22) t8ebdnbc Snipeiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

Gteuer8nbler, Sic oen Midi3 0iscunni 3ii en-,
6alien piindelL iuiltcn luiprt iNrr 9iculnnnaeu
rniDrbrrn, bas @iucn0un (pb @rnoeiOeiis
t1nn) nOeben mo etlen NriciHniCbIag nit
Unrie, ibre Aoreiie ragcno, beiiiiBelt
gSlllnm g. &nnf,
(Nlr3l3,t517102i23 Collector
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
GSreDerif Builder.

Gs iiorb AM 90 aldr5 1917 SrCorHd Su.
irlcr geliebter (Sotic bon katherine Nuiber,
geb. Sdger, I'M gutcr bon SO Sobren, 9tonu
icr illio 20 A09cn &croanoie uHo iyrenoe
yecroieung an Srcitan, 9 ll6r fa6miiiaos,
bon ieincr 9SobnunQ, gir. 23S, iio.99al1ina.
ton StrnRe outs, hei3lnuubncn l'eileBuna altl
ocn pGoiapn 5rieoboi" (lr52i 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

Gs iiar6 pl0blim nni 90 Wtdr3 1917 0rans
y. IrcgcL gelcbier Saiie Opn Watbnrinc o..
4rerel, lqcb, Hubt) IN leneni i3 Geben5iabr.
9e &eeroiqulg iinoei an Eunncriia1, %.
WSdr5 ll0r Nac1ndliaas, bon einer gSpOa
nullg, gir. 1924, NiGuanD. Suabc, aus iidtl.
geilebnil0 pribai an Dem rgSooblupn 6rieos
bol (UNg21 2gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

8arraM: SauptNinaana NORTH .9tDcnnc, Bnltn
nnu Der WnD Gtranc.
g'eqrdbnBpUbe ~ rcridien bon S45 nit,
GcIiion ar, utter immerpdbrcuner gutiltdt
SD. Nun iir einia6e Srdber. &eganie
nelie Nnpete
observation-disclosures icti oiic't
(Sumii01S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
0iui0en0en.

Chalmers Sil e Wac Company, sue.
VfiDrtdts.Ntiirn EiSIncnoc Nr. ..
@rnsclit IN alf sic 9Srioritdle gliien Der
o@6alnicrs Gil Y @na Goinpnup1 crfldrt nor
ocr, Sablbar anl 4 9lpril 1917 on glliionafc.
Die am SbluB Der @elMnte ai u Wtal6
to17 aehuMi ftln Nie glficn llcberlNrei'
Durns 8frher mcrnen bonn %. Wtir5 1917 BIS
Q glpril 1917 eiiiiblcBlit peioer 0nien, ge
Nloiien.
lW,rs29 ,27,30) @c0abneiiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
gScrIamnInna .gInaeiaen.

,SlsGno qcin. uuo Gpur.@eren,"
Ef0peii Gde Srlcnns lo gSole 5iraBc;
5;e 13 Sabrcs &erlamnlllu9 UNI 2SdDl Iilr
81 Wldr1 iinit. QSnbl bon bis llbr, on'
rani Gr1iinunq Der &crilnnm9
tpTsi7lQ2i) s. 0elomnHH @cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
0Scmfert's Qnrf.

Trcbertd Nnn0, IOrfcn Sane Mnb Niltuu.@tr.
Gincr Der grlnten Yicuic.4argS tut 8peitrHbe
81 Ocrmieibcu
an GradniiatiOnen @onninQS ,@huen uno Strs
cben Nlle mooernen 6inridhniaeu uno Nes
qnenIibteien Raum aea fir traeno eiEe
Wlenqe
@ripdi NuioElenit bon GIeiiricher bls 5nm
Ynrl ioicHire Wtan brhc Gaicn lest nm ole
beileu Ennc FIR gWSlnQc 5 erhulieii
(Sar24 31lie) 0corne Aengcrt GiQeutb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
eSphn S1erluiN,

yrillcnbcnntter.
Wr zoos, SriennS sirnRc, Baltimore, Wlo.
HmeiQhiireaif: yr 3705. uerl @uerns 9lpeulie,
Slauldnot0ur g'ultmure&unltp.
NMtIdcm 30 pcrmictDcn iitr nlie @rlrAenBrtten.
(Wiui20IS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

7ic @ritcn 6u6cn i'm 5ebruar OcicS Sa6reS 1885
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-23
TOM HICKEYYS NOW
SERGEANT IN ARMY

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY, Dc.
tober l0-Tom Hickey, the big rear
ranker of last years Santa Clara var,
sity, is now n sergeant in the new, ma
rional army. This was disclosed in q
letter written from American Lake this
week. Hickey was one Of the big men
of the serum in last years classic, and
the news of his promotion win be re,
ceived joyfully by his many friends.
Hickey should make good in France, II
he leads his men against the enemy
with the same dash he himself used to
display in charging the opposition.
Hickey also was something Of q
twirler, having received offers from
Connie Mack and several other big
league managers. Hickey should pc
able TO teach his men the use Of the
hand grenade, as he used to twist
them over the plate at every angle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-23
CAPTAIN F|LbER now
!. Tx. kPORT. CAPTAIN
Capt. H. Nagano Succeeds Hin
As Shinyo Master

Capt. W. G, Is. Filmer, who unit
recently was mRster of the shinyc
Maru, has been succeeded by Capt H
Nagano, who was q passenger to San
Francisco on the last voyage Of tha'
vessel. Captain Finer has been Civ
en- the position Of port captain for tn,
Togo Kisen Kaisha in San Francisco
where IL was said yesterday, he ex
poets to remain indefinitely. H.
This change in the master of the Jap
anese vessel is in keeping with the an
nouneed policy of the company to re
place all white captains and officer
with those of Nipponese blood. Th'
Togo Kisen Kaisha has always treat
ed its faithful employees with, the ut
most Kindness and never in the history
of the organization has suspended 1
man without due cause. There ar
many white men today, who having
passed the age Of usefulness, are draw
ing substantial pensions from thi
greatest of Japanese shipping com
panies. ...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-23
KNIFE CUT ON HAND
LEADS into Court
Week End Furnishes Grist For
Court To Grind But No Cases
I, Are Particularly Serious

Pipi, q Hawaiian man, was arrested
on Saturday night and booked for in.
vestigation. He Is alleged TO have cut
Kuakahala, another native, on the
hand.
A row is said TO have taken place
back of Frank Andrade's place in Ma.
noa Valley, when Pipi Is said to have
taken exception to the presence Of
Kuakahala in his house and TO have
attacked him with knife when the
latter Is alleged to have refused to
leave the premises, In the struggle
for the weapon Kuakahala's hand was
slightly cut, the injury being dressed
at the emergency hospital.
Eight DRINKS were gathered in over
the week end, the list Of inebriates be.
ing Talehua, Joe Oliveira, A. Cochrane,
Joe Silva, ID. Kahlewai, Kepuene, r..
Operin and Bonafacio Albes.
Nagosky was arrested for breaking
bottle on the highway, and Aki was
booked as supposedly insane person.
All Hong and E. Stokes were charged
with Illicit liquor-selfng, and T. w.
Hancock Is booked for investigation.
He was arrested by Police Officer M.
G. Medeiros, who alleges that he caught
him selling liquor TO a soldier in uni.
form. Hancock win be turned over to
the federal authorities today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-23
GERMAN WORKERS WOULD
DEFEND RUTHLESSNESS

LONDON, October % = ASSOCIATED
Press - Havelock Wilson, head Of the
Seamen and Firemen 5 Union, IN a
statement explaining the policy OF his
organization toward Germany says:
~ have recently been in cOrresPon'
dencr with the leaders of the German
workers, not bv any secret or under
handed means, but through communist
tons duly sanctioned. ] have called
attention to the German working class
es TO the brutal and callous u rboat
murders but the German leaders have
replied only that what WAS done was
quite justifable.
whether the rank and file of the
German workmen are OF the same oPin.
ION | do not know, but evidently those
with whom our peace at-any price
people would associate rs are OF the
opinion that the murders Of British
allied, and neutral seamen are only in
eideDts Of the war. ....'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-10-23
THREE CENT STAMPS.
SOON NECESSARY
After November ~ Letters Will
Cost An Extra Cent-Sup-
ply Of Stamps Ready f.

Three cents will be the domestic post
age rate on all letters on November Z
and thereafter. This means on all let
tiers 70 the mainland, TO the other isl
ands, or to any part Of Oahu outside
of the Honolulu delivery service limits
Only letters directed 10 Honolulu post
Office boxes or within the delivery lin
its of the local carriers can be sent fol-
two cents on or after that date.
Postal cards OF private mailing cardi
OF any sort must bear two cents post
age after November 9. This applies t.
cards sent within the city limits OF
elsewhere. -.
The Honolulu Office has not yet beer
officially advised of any changes Of
rates for foreign mail, and will con
tinue 70 accept letters for the Orient a
Ave cents for the FIRST ounce and thre'
cents for each additional ounce or frac
ton. This ruling will not apply to tbs
United States postal agency in Shang
hal, China, and 90 the Philippines
where the domestic rates Of three cent'
and two cents will 90 into effect OF
November 2. .E.....
Postmaster d. II. MacAdam antici
pated the change Of law by securin,
some time ago a supply of three-cen
stamps sufficient 10 supply the needs OF
the community. The postal department
will commence to issue three-eent
stamped envelopes and two.cent postal
as soon as possible Until that time
one-eent stamps must be secured ant
placed on all envelopes and postals o.
the two and one-cent varieties. II viii
not be possible 20 exchange stocks OF
one.cent postal cards, twO-cent envel
opes, or two-cent stamps now held by
tine public. .%s .
Future orders for special request
three-cent stamped envelopes, higl
back, low back, extra quality, an,
window, will be placed in all listeC
sizes and colors except Manila for tn,
same prices as the two cent envelopes
plus one cent each.
Failure to prepay the additional post
age in full win subject letters 70 de
lay before delivery. Letters arriving
here with insufficient postage will no
be delivered until that postage is paid
Letters sent out will have the extn
postage collected at the other end be
fore they are delivered,
This additional postage is war Ia,
to help provide funds to prosecute tn,
war, and the public is asked to remem
Der that for this reason the potoffieo
employees aud authorities viii! be zeal
GUS to collect every, cent due the gov
eminent from this source. "