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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

f.. a quantity of koa trees have been
planted in Manoa valley within the
forest reserve and are making excel
lent growth, according to the report
Of C.. S. Judd. superintendent of for
estry. Ea,h month sees more of theseI
fine timber trees planted with the in.
tention Of having large part of the
forest CONFESSED OF these trees.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
SYMPTOMS OF
Her DISEASE
Backache, Sideache, Nervous.
ness, Dizziness, Faintness.
all Disappeared After
the Woman's Med.
cine was Taken.

Kinefsher, Okla For two years /
suffered with severe female trouble,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

al ouesto burrone, e sono sui posto piu'
adatto per rassalto finale E decisive.
"Nessuno puo' dire duando duesto assalto
finale ri avra. Un'avanzata di due miglia
ira u Corso ed II mare impone naturalmente
una pausa giacche molti del grossi calibrl
italian che hanno reso possible lavanzata
della fanterla sono ora troppo indietro. Ma
essi venEono portat innanzi rapdamente.
n piu' rapidamente possible. glacche n
generate Cadorna vuole espugnare lHer-
mada a piu' presto occupare Duino. Ad
ogni modo I pezzi italiani da campagna
parlavano Il loro linEuaggio mortale Teri
da posl2ioni dove quattro giorui IA erano
in posizione Cannoni austriaci
"Geri vldi cannoni italani da campagna
andare ad occupare posizioni che erano
sotto II fuoCo Violentissimo dele batterie
austrache con uno slancio che sarebbe
impossible descrivere. Pareva che una
simile manovra fosse impossible. Q quando
vidi Quei canuoni ragglungerc le posizioni
che erauo state loro assegnate ed audaCe-
mente aprrc IL fuoco sugli austriaci sulle
| batterie austriachc di crosse Calibro. non
| potett trattenermi dal'applaudre. ! can.
noni italiani, sembra Incredible, marCiano
con la fantera, qualche volta la precedonc
al galoppo. un galoppo che sembra diretto
verso la morte Eppure galoppano verso
| Ia vittorla."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
CRITICIZES IMMIGRATION
OF MEXICAN LABORERS
Representative Burnett Raps Secre-
tary of Labor for Letting Down
immigration Bars

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Secretary Of
Labor William b. Wilson was today sharply
criticized by Representative Burnett. OF
Alabama, chairman of the Immigratio
Committee, for his recent Interpretation of
the immigration law permitting Mexican la
borers to enter the United States for farm
work in the border States. At the same
time Mr. Burnett announced that the immi-
grafton bars would not be let down to per-
nit the entrance of Asiatic coqlie laSIor
Representative Burnett told Secretary
Wilson, in a letter, that he has oXa.stepped
his authority and has assumed pOwegs that
were in no way granted to him by the law.
You have established a dangerous prece-
dent" the cabinet officer was srSf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

le loro posizionl nelia giornata al ieri.
domenica, ed hanno consolidate quelle
prese antecedentemente.
Sui Carso. dopo una eficace prepara-
zione di artiRlieria. attire fortemente or.
ganizzate trncee ad est ed n sud-est di
Jamiano sono state prese al nemico. II
fume Timavo e. state attraversato ed
villagglo di San Giovanni, nord-
ovest dt Duino, e. state ocCupato dale
nostre truppe. Ncd abbiamo catturato
In questa operazione move Caunoui da
l49 millimetr di tipo modernissimO ed
in eccellenu condzlonI
Nella zona di Gorizia Teri sera due
SUCCESSIVE vioenti attaCChi Contro le
nostre posizioni mel settore del Vodice
sulle allure ad est della Citta' sono stati
respinti
lcrt sera II nemico bombardo' con
insollta violenza lie nostre posizloni sulla
Quota 1876. "A sud di GrazignS POGO dopo
tortt colonne d fanteria nemica veni-
vano lanciate contro queste nostrc posi-
zioni ed in un punto riusclvano pene-
trare nellie nostrc linee. lie nostre
truppe ST lanciarono immedlatamento ad
un Nigoroso ContrattaCco. CaCcarono n
nemCo dale nostre lnee a gil prcsero 15B
prigionieri. ira cui tire ufficiali
Aeropani nemiC hanno bombardato
localita' del Basso 1sonzo, causandovl
poche vttime. I'm altra incursione aerea
II nemiCo fece su Chiusaforte senza eau
sare danni ne vittime
II corrispondete del Times di Londr;
cosi telegrafa al suo Elornale dalla front,
italiana:
Il nostri alleatI sono sulle faide dell'Hcr
mada. Al di la di Medeazza prima d
raggiungere II piCCo piu' alto del OuerCcto
323 metri, vi e. un burrone che separa |,
due quote. CHI italiani sono ora sullorl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

lKERENSKY BEGINS
ARMY REBUILDING
orders Restoration of Disci-
pline and Severe Punish
ment for Deserters
PEASANTS AID REGIME
Cease Indiscriminate Land Divi-
sion and Support Cabinets
Foreign Policy
PEASANTS AID REGIME
Bv WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD


PETROGRAD, May 20.
The Lloyd George Of Russia-Minister
of war Kerensky-began today the supreme
Test of his own career and that of new
Russia His new orders to the army re-
storing discipline by authorization for pun
Ishment of offenders, including penal servi-
tude for deserters, became effective In the
orders of the day.
popular idol throughout all Russia,
Kerensky is stalking all on his ability to
incite Russa's army into fighting. If the
new provisional government is strong
enough to back him up, his supporters be-
lieve he will succeed in cementing Russia
into cohesive. united force.
In the meantime signs multiply that the
peasants, whose initial insistence en- di-
vision Of the land had for a time threat
ened the internal safety of the Government
are realizing more and more the necessity
for unity of action. The peasants congress
in session today rejected almost unani-
mousy a resolution demanding immediate
publication of all treaties signed by the
old regime in Russia and in emphatic terms
voiced disapproval of determination of Rus
sian troops with the enemy.
The decision not to press for publication
OF the secret treaties" is in strong sup
mort Of the Government, which has main
tained that such action should not be taken
without consultation with Russlas allies,
although IL favored in general the publca-
ton Of all future compacts by the new
regime.
Kerensky is still at the front, exhorting
the troops to fight A new order issued by
him was published here today. 1t pleaded
for total abstinence from liquor in the
army
UNLESS soldiers abstain from consump-
ton of stores of liquor which they discover
New Russia will be submerged in n pool Of
alcohol to the accompaniment Of incen-
diarsm and other outrages." Kerenskyl de-
clared. 81 demand that the use OF alcohol
BY soldiers and officers be prevented"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ROMA. 90 Maggie

NOhA, ~ MaEBlo
II generate Cadorna ha portato la battaglia
allie porte di Duino. La sua artlglieria gia'
sconvolge le linee che difendono questo vii
laggio sulla strada Monfalcone- Trieste
Ma Duino ST conquista dopo avere espugnato
rHermada. giacche' la dfesa di Duno e.
appurto questo gruppo d coline.
Tutti furosi contrattaCchi austriaci con-
tro lc nuove posizioni ialiane di San Gio-
vanni, sullo falde del'Hermada sono stati
respinu c eli italian hanno potuto mante-
mere ogni palmo del terreno conquistato.
combattimenu di ieri hanno ayuto Pefretto
di consolidate lc posizioni prese da Cadorna
nellie giornate di sabato e domenica.
! prigloneri austriaci dichiarano che
Iartlgleria di Cadorna @ uuella inglese
hanno dcmoralizZato lie truppe del generate
Conrad. | violentissmi bombardamentl
stordiscono eli austriaci prima che essi
Siano atiaccati dale fantere. lie crosse
artiElerie sOno attivissime specialmente mel
scttore di Jamiano dove / pezzi italani
sono stati impegnati in una violenta bat
taglia con "Skoda" austriaCi. con uuegli
stessi cannoni che hanno servito al tedeschi
per rldurre lie fortezze del Belgio della
| Francia quellc della Russia.
| CritiCi mlltari ST mostrano giubilanti
per IL risultato ottenuto dal generate ca
dorna, ma 81 astengono dal fare predizioni
circa Quando Trieste potra Cadere. Quello
che e piu importante e che eli italiani
sono in Condzone ora di potter continuare
Ia loro offensiva per tutta restate.
81 calCola che gil austrac hanno schie-
ratio ira PLAYA ed IL mare da 400 a 100000
uomini con numcroSa artigieria parte della
qualc tolta ALA fronte della Russia
FcCo il testo del bollettino uftciale del
generate Cadorna pubblicato ier sera dal
Mnistero della Guerra:
Sulla fronte Giulia, sebbene le con.
dizioni atmosferiChe non sano state
favorevoli lie nostre truppe hanna esteso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ISOLDAT DTTALIA SUI
FIANCHT DELL 'HERMADA
Violent Contrattacchi ABSTRACT
Respinti dale Truppe del Gen.
erale Cadorna Dappertutto
LA MARCIA SU TRIESTE
lie Batterie Italiane da Campagna
Marciano con la Fanteria
Spesso la Precedono
ROMA. 90 Maggie

NVWN1 % NIdBEIV
il generate Cadorna annuncia Oggi di
avere attaccato lie posizioni austriache
mel settore di PLAYA, ricacciandoli in
una piccola vallata ad est di Globna.
In questa operazione lie truppe italiane
hanno preso un centinaiO di prigionieri.
A tutto ieri il generate Cadorna aveva
preso circa $4,000 prigiOnieri dal IA
corrente, quando egli inizio' il suo
attacco sui Cucco. ed aveva cOnqui-
state trentasette cannoni di cui tredici
di crosse calibro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ENVOY GUTHRIE'S BODY
ARRIVES IN PITTSBURGH
Home City Pays Honor to Dead
Ambassador - Mayor and
Officials Meet Party


INVTTI, NdN
The body of George w. Guthrie, former
Ambassador to Russia and former Ambas-
sador to Japan, who died recently i'm Toxic.
arrived in Pittsburgh on special train
from San Francisco today.
Accompanying the body were Mrs. Guth-
rie and other members of the Guthrie
family and representatives of the state,
Army and Navy Departments
Mayor Armstrong, WITH other city Of
ficials, met the funeral party in the sta
tion. A squad of police and firemen acted
as an escort of honor when the body was
taken to undertaking rooms The body
will lie in state in the Soldiers Memorial
Hall tomorrow afternoon. japanese Ann
bassador Sato will come from Washington
TO attend the funeral services on Thurs
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
EDITORS TO AID DRAFT
Promise New Jersey Governor to Give
Publicity to Registration

TRENTON, N. j., May Ex-Governor
Edge and Adjutant General Barber con-
terred with about fifty newspaper edi-
tors and publishers at the State House
relative to cooperation with the State Off
cials in giving the widest publicity to the
object of registration day, June 5, and TO
arouse the people TO a realization Of the
seriousness of the situation.
The Governor said, he wanted to strike
no note of fear, but he wanted the press
to aid him in bringing home to the citizens
a knowledge of their responsibility He
asked the press to make a drive, both edi-
torially and through the news columns,
from the present time until registration day,
to arouse the States citizenship to sense
OF the Importance of the day.
The newspaper men promised to do all In
their power to make New Jerseys enroll
ment successful in every way.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
FRENCH GUNS THUNDER
ON CHAMPAGNE FRONT

PARIS, May 90.
Resumption of a violent artillery fire
along a great part of the Champagne front,
forecastng possibly a renewal of French
offensive operations in that sector was an
nounced in today's official statement. The
Germans heavily shelled French positions
In the Hurtebuise region and launched two
heavy attacks, but these were beaten off,
with the French retaining their hold on all
positions.
Around Verdun, the War Office said. a
small post north Of Vacherauville had been
carried. Yesterday seven enemy aeroplanes
were brought down, destroyed, and twelve
others were disabled and forced to alight
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Austrian Wing FdIters;
DuinO Seems Doomed
Continued from Page One

pieces with big guns before the infantry
can be sent up the bullet-swept slopes.
The artillery duelS all along the lsonzo
River front are increasing in violence as a
result of the arrival of fresh Austro- Hun
garan batteries from the Russian front.
1t is estimated that the Austro-Hun-
garians have from 100000 to 100000 along
the narrow strip from the PLAYA mountain
sector to the Adriatic Sea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
KERENSKY'S ASSAILANT
ADJUDGED LUNATTC
NEW YORK. MAY %.

The man who recently attempted to
assassinate A. f. Kerensky, Russian Min
lister Of War, has been adjudged a lunatic
and confined to an asylum. according to
n cablegram to the Jewish Daily Forward
today from it's Petrograd correspondent.
"Assailant of Kerensky proved to be a
lunatic and confined to an asylum" the
cablegram said. "Other cases in connec-
tion with assault dismissed, as no organized
plot discovered"
The attempted assassination was at first
attributed to an anarchistic plot and sew
eral arrests were made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
Nerro KILLED Resisting Arrest

ALTOONA, Pa, May 2s.-James Curry
thirty years old, a negro quarryman, OF
Clover Creek, was killed while he was
resisting arrest on the charge Of as
sault and threat Neighbors had sworn
out warrant and when officers called at
MS home he fled. He was overtaken and
rs the handouts were being adjusted broke
away Two shots were hred, one bullet
taking effect, and Curry dropped. as v1s
sid when the r--ssre came up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ZAPATA REVOLUTION FAILS
Chiefs Surrender With Bands, but
Leader Is Holding Out

MEXICO CITY, May 29.-The zapatist
revolution, after years of warfare in Mex
leo has broken down. Many chiefs In iso-
lated districts have surrendered with their
bands.
However representatives Of Zapata him
self who are now in Mexico City, declare
that the rebel chief will not surrender ex-
eept on condition that his army be ANAL
gamated with the Carranzista army. II Is
accept this condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

HUNTINGDON, Pa May 80. = Enoch
Galloway, forty.nine years old. Of Balti-
more, died in Blair Memorial Hospital,
Huntingdon, as result Of injuries suffered
at the plant of the Aetna Explosive Com
pany May II. Galloway accidentally in.
hailed the fumes Of air dust in manufacture
Of gun cotton and powder.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
BRITISH RAID ENEMY'S
LINES AT PLOEGSTRAETE

LONDON, May 29.-Activity on the
British front today was confined to mutual
cannonading and scattered raiding, accord
ing to Field Marshal Haigs report
Southwest of Lens and west of Messines
the British commander-in-chief reported
driving off of hostile raiders. In Ploegs-
traete wood. he said British forces carried
out successful raids.
In the neghborhood of Bullecourt and
on both banks of the Scarpe the enemys
artillery was active at night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
Jersey G. A. R. to Meet at Ksbury Park

ASBURY PARK, n. j., May 20. The
New Jersey encampment of the G. A. r.
will hold its fftieth annual campfire and
business session in this city on June 10 to
Is. The meetings will be held at the Ar
cade. The Woman's Relief Corps and the
Ladies of the G. A. r. will be in session at
the same time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

and Geodetic Survey Bureau - assistant
engineers:
Nicholas Hunter Heck. Andrew Braid.
Frank Spaulding Borden. Harry Leypoldt.
Lyman Davis Graham. Andrew Carothers
Witherspoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29

The appointment Of Count Andrassv as
Hungarian Premier to succeed Count Tisza
who resigned recently. emphasizes the VIC
tory won by the opposition I'm Hungary over
the rcactionary forces In Budapest and
Vienna and the obedient supporters Of the
policy of German domination in Austria.
Count Andrassy and Count Apponyi his
colleague In the Hungarian nationalist
movement, were summoned by Emperor
Karl for an audience, Immediately after the
resignation Of Count Tisza, Berlin's most
trusted tool in the dual empire. At that
time the EVENING LEDGER stated that one
Of the two Hungarian patriots would be
asked to assume the premiership. Together
with Count Michael Karolyi Counts An
drassy and Apponyi are the leading spirits
In the Hungarian nationalist movement "A
movement that Is characterized by it's de.
mands Of ultimate autonomy for Hungary.
The assumption cf the premiership by Count
Andrassy may, therefore, be regarded as a
victory of no mean Importance for the
democratic forces in Hungary and a portent
OF still more significant things to come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
POSTS FOR PENNSYLvANIANS
Assistant Engineers of Geodetic Sur
vey Bureau Named

WASHINGTON May 29.-These Penn
sylvanians were appointed to tho Coast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-29
ANDRASSY IS NAMED "
HUNGARIAN PREMIER
Leader of Opposition Succeeds
Reactionary Tisza-Asked to
Form Cabinet
VIENNA. NAV %.

VIENNA, May 90.
II Is learned here today that Emperor
Karl Of Austria has requested Count An.
drassy to organize a cabinet. Count An
drassy is the leader of the opposition IN the
Hungarian Parliament
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-22
turn HARD DARK
With sage. TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur 1t Dark
ems So Naturally Nobody
Can Tell

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using it to keep their hair good, even
color, which is quite sensible, as we
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance is of the greatest advan-
tage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and. the musSy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell tho ready-to-use pro-
duct, improved by The addition of 9th
er Ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage
aud Sulphur Compound" for about so
certs bottl". 1t is very popular be-
cause nobody can discover it has bee
applied. Simply moisten your comb
or a soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears, but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound, is that. besides beautifully
darkening the hair after few apph-
cations, it also produces that soft
lustre and appearance of abundance
which is so attractive This ready-to:
use preparation is a delightful toilet
requisite for those who desire more
youthful appearance 1t is not intend
ed for the cure, mitigation or proven
ton of disease.-AdE
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HEATRICAL9|
@FEERlNG5.
COMEDIANS VISIT
insane ASYLUM

"Izzy" e. al. have a row wrinkle
for tonight's bill. LIS nothing more
or less than a hilarious con slOmera
ton OF nonsense but with "lzzy" be-
hind the gun it's sure 10 get over
with a punch. There's a laugh in
every line and when "!zzy" gets past
the confines of the insane asylum or
"nutty" house withcr he is bound to-
night, there's apt to be two laughs to
every lire.
For "Izzy" is on his way tonight to
crack some new stunts. It's bound
TO be a whiriwind of riotOuS joy and
when 'Izzy" and his nuts start to
train their batteries of laughing gas
On the audience, the bacCili OF fun
and comedy is sure to infect every
one in the house. If you want to
analyZe this new germ Of spontaneous
humor be en- hand tonight, for "Izzy'
promises to unloose his g7enades of
amusement in generous measure.
Beforehand. the audience is prom
ised an unadulterated sCream-a
hodge hodge Of antics that double one
up with laughter, and a snappy cross
fire OF reDartee that scintillates with
keen-edged humor.
Equally good as we're last weeks
musical and chorus features, there are
further surprises in store, for Biiou
patrons in the way Of new ensemble
effects, consuming. stage arrange
ments, song hits and ballet presenta-
tions. The musical score, too, prom
Uses to be even of a higher grade while
Ethel Davis and Betty Buttrick are
sure to win new laurels in their pros
pective song and dance numbers.
While 'Izzy at the Bug House" may
SAVIOR of the unbalanced, the show
itself is well-balanced and fairly
froths with vivacity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-22

SEEN At HAWAII

Two triangle favorites are starred
in the premier offering at the Hawaii
theater during the current period.
They are Frank keenan, and Enid
Marley and the play, Jim Grigsby's
Boy" is one of the most unique and
interesting that the Triangle-kay Bee
studios have sent to the Hawaii in
some time past.
keenan, is cast as a rough, rugged
gold miner of a type that was prom,
inent in the Far West in the days
of '49. He has one burning ambition,
an ambition that overshadows even
his desire for gold, that is to have a
son. His wife dies in childbirth leav-
ing him a daughter. Enraged at the
Wantonness of fate, he endeaVOfs to
raise the girl as boy, he dresses her
in boys garb and even goes so far
as to name her Bill" But girls is
girls as the father has good reason
to learn before the final scenes of
the drama are enacted.
Enid Marley, of course, is cast as
"Bill'' and, either in the boys attire
or, later, in the role of a beautiful
child of the Golden West she is
excellent. Robert McKim, another
Triangle favorite, is cast as the hand.
some young sheriff with whom "Bill''
falls in love and who rec1procates. 1t
is the sheriff and fashion magazine
combination that prove the undoing
of the father who would change the
course of nature.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-22
GEORGE BEBAN
IS At LIBERTY

IS. r: O." was the sign which early
greeted prospective members of the
audience at the Liberty theater last
night and there was reason. George
Beban in THE Marcellini Millions" is
the banner attraction at the Liberty
and Beban is always the signal for
full houses. Patrons of the Liberty
are highly discerning and most par
ticular in their film tastes. They have
favorites and play 'em heavy" When
ever one OF these favorites opens, es-
pecially on Sunday evening, there is
waiting line at the box Office early
in the evening. Beban is such a fa-
yorite.
There are few character actors in
the world what have attained the eff
ficiency and. consequently, the prom
inence that has George Beban. There
are few actors either on the stage or
screen who are such powerful draw
ing cards and the reason is that Be
ban is. always at his best. In THE
Marcellini Millions" he is cast in one
of his favorite roles, that of a poor
Italian. In this instance he is a
truck-gardener who inherits a NAM
moth fortune and undertakes to be-
come man of the world and man
of money only to realize that he was
more at home On his little farm than
in a mansion.
Besides being a strong dramatic
character impersonator Beban is a
finished comedian and always injects
into his work sufficient comedy to
properly balance the pathos with
which it aboGnds. Besides being the
featured star Beban is author of The
Marcellini Millions"