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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

9Qino 6n rcrocn, nlS mcinc SGrcitcr
lilir oMrletb Spoin 6. YinT9omS Icges
tople Sonpouuo 5n pcriudlcn SD nabnt
leals Sloldlct mn bciite bin isl cine ocs
lunoe Sralt i'm SiauDc. meinc SauSars
peil 81 tbnl Sd ipiinidtc, hab iehe
ieloenoe Srnl 2pSio 6. NinibanS @eoes
inole Sonipouuo perIudtc imD aus ciaes
ner SrLoprrng iuiibte, nie qitt cs it, @--
&rnil 0ari Y. 3iclu, 500 9lort6 2lpeuue,
ghuora, SQ
,Ste 9ro6e Slr5abl frciipiaiQer 3era
i'lne ~ oen Nrdipcn Nes 9iut6ams Sobos
retorlwn5, bon Ncncn picle nit @rInibs
nl6 oon Heii 81 3cit pcr0fiertloli lucrs
pen, IT @eipciS bon Ser 05iite ocs Qnoia
Y. %lntpams @egcioble COMPOUND bel
oer &cpanelung bon Srouenleocu.
Seoe leioenoc Nrui in sen QScreinioter
otaaten " ber5icb enioclaocu. un Sic
Spoia =. Einibont Wleoicine So. (pers
tronlldll Spnn Mon., nm 8ntb 5u fdreis
ben gr " foltenfrci ipiro c6ncn sc
lvno6eit Drinocu uno mag Sby eepsu
rcitcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
]Su[Ii(tlle 9nadn0e.

Bon 6efrcunocfer e5cite lpirO Der
ngrontfurter 3eituns" folsenosr Be
Te6l bc3 Gto6sd)eTs 0es 606itpms
monOisrcnben Der ruFIiIdjen 9(rmee 5ur
@srfiieung eeitellt:
nDie WlaBuabmcu sur 8etdmpFuug
Der @ei@pdbigtsit bon MiliidrperTos
nen zines 9aTers, baS bic @jebsims
baltuno mi!itariIdcr 9tnscIeeenEcita
eefGbrOct iino bis6cr wirtungsios
ecDliebeu. gia9 uns Suseg1ngeusn
9criGtcn irirO BON 8srioneu, Sie ben
Truppsn itno BEN 8eitdn6e BON Mill
tGriniiituiiouen ange60ren, Die trfora
0erli9e 8priidbt uno 3uriidbdlhin9 I'M
beioRosren in Gslprddea duf 6FieNttis
den pldsen nitDt belpo9rt ghm toirb
oicleS Den gSamilieaaagsG5yi9eit unrcs
oacbt mifssleilt un6 gclaugt bonn
bur9 bicIe 5uy pcileIieu &etsreituag.
@s lit beo6ad,et fpor6en, 0aB Ois ees
feunsci@neie peybrs4rriIG, GeImipIts
aiateit olmdbiit0 icOc 9urii9Golhlug
bon iid obItreift. Sur @etdmpiung
Ger 6arau5 eatiie9en6ea GieTa9r iino
ssbistegiI9 pirfiame WaBro9men er=
foroerli4.
Seine gl}oiciGt Der 8diIer bat ouf
NicFcN lluNono fsirc 9tuFmcrlIamttit
oeIenit uro rem 9cFcbl cyteiit, bdB bic
SruppenfcIeblSbdber icSen 1anscS por
auem eSneut an ri, potrioiiimen &c
fiible Der ifnen onsertroutea Mann=
Itboftcn cppelIieyen uRo Fl, ouT Die gs=
FGbrlid,ea Golgen jt9ti9er llnbcrIi@s
itatcit uno llnbei@einenbcit ii oicicr
!0tnIiGt aufmerffam Eadleu folien.
Der Gar II fcit ii5erseuot, roB man
untc4 Sou0ndom. protti'tbcs 8siipiele
tlor uno iteeseucsNN 0ea 0aH3el (Stpos
sen bsraulbaulifen tornte, Der scr
2yic1fii6rlas Dur@ bi. GmpaBiunt
ertIte6i. unb Die @tioobutrg 6er mt
ipsnSissn @orIiHt erlon9ca t0nnst fo=
pobl in @elprd9ea oIs au9 in GMriit=
Ii9ea Nertc6r.
De- 3or tefieblt sl,i15ciiig, 81:
G@uitigen al Der MiiBo@taag tieIer
grurofdBijtben 5ovbcrnu5, bic Ourd,
Sic 9stingungen oss 4risecs an jcosa
treuen Disaer oes .3dren unb bsr Sci.
mot ecfeat III. bor BEN GjcIcbc in olcr
Strenee S,rnatportii9 81 MAIDEN naS
babel 3ttr dlecmeinen Genntnis Al
brtuacr TopDbl Die ltmifdnSc oss pol,
Drohien @crbreHtnS ais nu3 bic er.
folefe 9eFrafun0 nit gltalunq ccSjci
nisen, ter o-l @erbredens iduloi1 tr,
FAINT irirb.
(gs5.) Stobsdei General Der SuFan.
tcyis Mleyjtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
DeuI(chTciIlOc ii6eraG.

Gs oi6t niht nur IN ben Der, @fcas
ten fGlimme Deutl6erfreFer, Ionoern
faR iitevog il o,r sDcit. Giusm
@rief, Sen cia beutImtr seouFmdnn
in Guratosa, Sopa. an @eripanSte in
Deutimlano Ihrit1, uao rer in ben
uOnmburpcr slo9ri9tsn" perGTIentIidlt
ipuro,, wtnebmcn mir Golgenoss;
.g0ir lptrrtu immsr nod pon mngs
gems 6is ettnos iaii oiNsa trO 8e'
lcibiotirSeA eefiihcrt unD ipem mir
imS duA wtt Str 9tit oaran aelU6bni
hnbeu 10 ii)mcrst cs inns bctb iebt,
io0ia SaheeId1l eescn nnler Batter
ldF0 IN cirem Qdnos 81 finDen, tds
mir als iui,re sipsitc 6eimat bctrahs
len. 6ieyDurcb iirO ich- piels Dent
ithe bier 10 euttdaiHt edB lie nad
oem Gric3e sydoa bsrldKsn unO udI
Deutidlano suriidsebrcn iperhsit g1iy
bac5ieu OdB turd sic oaiiernS,a oeut'
Idea Grfclrc bic Gtinmuns licr iinls
Tcbldecn ioiirre, cher cans baS Wesclls
tell I'll Der 6oll. Dis 3eiiunaen bier
iibtrDictcu IT'D III G'ensinHeiicu
8satIc1Iano nnO bsr pier Itbcnoen
oeutlden 8,r5li,yuua ecseniibcr Den.
NOD Bosen pir DsutIdle einea euteu
Nortid)riil mil lmIsren 8ublitdsionen
All pcrseisln,n. Gay aeiidle ariesss
nofleiOencs ba0et ipir bier hsrsiis
100000 TIorins (Sl20,o0o) o&fs;'
bradli1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
llner,uartctcr llniua.

3obn GonrD pou 93r. il0t, Sin.
ioA- StroBc, murOc aeiicru dti fomi.
gc slrt perlcbt, ais CT eincn Fcm.
lploonlo 9luemc StraBcnba6npo8-
ap' am 9rooOluoO uno 9anf.StroBc
oVttleB. Ger Ssogaon liei ndnlitb
o'IS ocni @elciic lmo Der 6interc
~. Sgs'l oelielbcu trai Sourp mio mari
' sgu oR SoAcn Gr crlitt @erlcblnl-
W.. "s 'ill 6nB lno om Riidcn mar
ut ut M Stanoc. aili Oem uddlicn
5, S@,ipaBcnDobnwogqon nod icince
%0Qnno 81 io6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
S'c SanOiuebr 6eS aanOes Der SInt.
rndle.

Salnotiuii6c 9onOlpc6r bat ii4
gp' :, oer Tbpeiiiuig Der iiu9itcn ito.
uellllnen Stltrmangriifc bcionocrs
uusae1ciduct Der oitcrrcid1iidc Sc
"s'u'llap bob oieie E6otiode IN ici.
Sl ,slll anttll@cn 9cridjt ecluib oll9
SSySQolb bcroor, I'M sn 5cigen lpic
S y lfolieniibeu .9lipirationcu" in
y, osoolterime OeS sur ,9eircumg"
oanas,erforenen Sonoes aud nibt ocn
Seserlnalten % g9ioer6oa iiuOel i'm
,G;sg:,cl'tDetl ,;'.:,l ~. S(6cr oicie 0oIma-
or'pe ,'Tppe Sonopebr pcrOicnt oud ionit
s,gSllIelnes sn,,StI 2lltereiic, 0cm IN elmer
a. a'io ! lpait OeS aronlanocs, ais Oenl
CIV = 10y retrutirt. in ser Ioo go6c 81
81. a''arQ' e,T berritbt nod sic pralte Sitta
Tt' Ss 0isdll'iro9c, idl aacroings aegeu Gor-
ag montenegro lmo gllbonien in
'',set a 'nertiuiiroia acmiI0ericn Sornl.
"SSVf l'dl nibt rabt. miro nidt bel,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
Der 9fticumurft,

gSor menig lebboft. II 9}ur 100000
Nltticn umociest. @cipoltiec
0iOiOcnOc Der a@etble6cm Stabl.
Gomposuic. 200 @ro8eut 9lf-
ticn,OipiOcnoc ouBcr Den iibIi.
dlcn 10 &ro5cnt oiertclidbrlidcr
DiOiOcuoc crfldrt.
Der @orft ouf oer glep Dorfcr
gtfticn66rie 5eihnete lid ecitern Ourb
bcionOerc 6loubeit aus; oic Gcrtdrfc
6elicfen itd olf fotn 100000 glf-
ticn @S NOR Der flciuite llmlos an
ciuciu cin5igcn Gage felt Dem @tonot
9lugult. Sic ,,2cd" sllntcriudunG er.
reete MIR pcnig Sntcreiic, oogegcn
purOe Der &eriommIung Ocs 0ircftos
RUNS scr 9etblcDenl Stoblwcrfe, sic
crit nod SdMB ser 9oric itottionO,
gro6crcS $nterclc gcpiomet Sn Der
3miihcn6eit fluftuirtcn Oie 9lfticn
5niihcn l50 unO 430 unO i1loiicn
nit Ocm @crluItc bon cincm 9Siinft.
Gic Gircttorcn Scr o@etblebcm-
Stnbl g." pcrt6ciltcn ipGtcr cine
Ocr gr0Btcn Mcloncn mclbc icnolS
cine SnOitlirie 9lnloae ocrt6ciIt bot.
Cic picrtcliG6rlidc GipiOcnoe purOc
BON w @ro5eut auii 10 Ero5elt fir
bic Stdnmofiicn crbo5t nnO Oic iibs
Iid)c Eipiocuoc bon Z Gro5cnt PRO
Sa6r anf sic 9Sriorii6tS glfticu
ipurOc c6cnioQS gcmodjt TcSelc-
obcu crll1rtcn sic GircItorcn cincn
Bonus bon 200 @rojent onf olle
StonrmoIticn nO oiicrirten oen 9If'
ticniu6obcrn OoS 9icdt, fir $i5,0004
GOO mcitcrc 9lfticn 5m Goriipertbe
an ii6crnc6mat Scocr 9Ittieuin6a.
6cr fam lopicI neue 9Ittien nebnIcu,
olS or 6crcits bciitt. Gieicr Sdritt
ipurOe Ourh Ocn9oridlag m6gli6, Oie
Etonniorticu bon $t5,000000 nui
$6O.O000O0 81 cr60bcn GieIcr Nou
HnB o6cr crit ser &crionimlnug Der
9Iftieninhubcr ont f. tScbrllor sur
@enc6mi0lng untcrbrcitct iucrOcn.
Ga icSod G6os. ~. SHmob mo
Icinc Srcuucc sic Nlcbr5obl Scr Sll.
ticu couirclircn 70 1T Scr &oriAlog
10 oih uie anacuontncn GnSSiimms
rc1t miro o6cr Sen nclcn Slfticn
nod nidt 6igcitonocn neil @r.
gdnuob Der britiiden 9lcgicrune.
BON ncldcr CT ghliirdgc in Der pobe
pon &Huocrtcn BON Miltioncn cr6ol
len bot, oeriprctcn nnlBtc, oob CT
oic Gontrolc ii6cr ooS @cidoit midi
ouigi6t 10 lou9c Ocr &ricg Ooucrt.
Sin onocrcr @runO ioll Ocr icin, OoB
0as Stinnlrecbt fiir bic nclicn g(f
ticn sic (5crcHtiomcn Der Sn6obcr
Der SBriorit1ts 9lfticu, bon lpcldlcn
$l5,0OO,OO0 onsitc6cu bcchltr1dti-
Gen piirOe Gos 9onf6ouS s. mo
V. Scligmnn & So, Bat Die sIilS9obc
Der nciteu Gfiicu 5um @orircrt9c
ilbcrnomncn.
0ic ginfiinftc scr n@etblebcm
StoBl Corporation" beliefen lid I'M
Sabre 1916 ouf $617t7329; penn
ooOon sic 3nlcn BON $3,772,573 OBJ
ac5ogcn uuo $14350.7S5 fir @nt-
mcrtbuug obgci@ricbcn linO, 10 be.
trGot oic 8unabmc oes llcbcri&ulieS
$4&593,9 96S, mas einen Eotol.lle
bcricbuB bon $69,370,19S ont 81.
Go5embcr 1916 crgicbt
Die bel ocnt @c9ine 0eS Sobrcs
on Scr Sono befinOlidcn gluftr6gc
bclieicn li6 oui $l93 100000, oocr
$1S,000,000 mc0r OILS i'm Dori9cu
Sabre. Dic ncuc g(usgabc ocr glftien
bon $45,0OO0O0 pcrlucbrt Die @llt.
babcn I'M $t5.0O0,00 in 9oor unO
pcrmcbrt Sic ouSitcbenocn Stanun
olticn bon Gins 5u bier.
@S miro bcobiic0tigt cincn Scbul-
ocntiIglmaSiouO 5u creircn imO Der
Flon miro BEL Ger Sobrcsperlomm
IinQ I'M stpril imtcrbrcitct pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

I'M 9aii6en llu0 oen
Geiir,l. bis idl 10
iGlrddl iuurNc, SoB
icb gailni bon cilicui
ShIbl 5ril anDcrcn
gcbeu folliite, lnlo
10 neroo3 mar bnG
i'd bel Dem 9crill9
fen Wcriuidl CT
ldjrccitc. Sdl lrnr
a6iolut nm / q 8 / g.
rcilic soduSnrbeitcit
an ucrrid)tcll, liilo
CAB Die Sooffuul9
nlff icuinl5 inic1er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
Seine @arfc.

HS6 bette cine aiitc Gieorrcr
(2icbcsgobcn). 0ic Morfc ncnnt Iicb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

.Sebnlunt". @eitcrn fom ciu aa
mcrao aus ocH sd6ii2cnarobcn Sil
mir 5urad ms 9hlbcqlorsicr oclu
ih ciuigc Gigorren meiner N}ortc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

@loubc. 9itte. Erai Nnb 9eai,
Die bier habea iid Tdj.aTtn etlegt,
llnO iptnu ile IoisNer arfcrito9u,
60 piros aum igieoer beHer odbn.
glIter Gpgub.
pcrabrcichtc. @olo noH6cr iono idl
mir ayeiNe oui OoS 0iitden Ncihries
bcn ~glug wer sic ,.3chnhlhi1
fcnnt pciB NOS i'd Iciocl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
Gci9iitss W cslpeiieg.
@lerrontiic A6enm
81. 6. Tun & 60,
602-6i0 12arslauo xuait 9loa-

@aumoieriaIien 20iiren Senler.
rabmcn, 2d0cu etc.
Gas q dsnsr g. alb--17 enbs3gers'
9}atent,glnmdlte.
0blutn y. Gann,clc, Mchisanmnit: Roftuia.
9a9oels eSilsuarleu, BsTiosssr@'t AloEpi
Gaapl!n q. SsranieH, iie it7 eop @aiisina
q. 3. Ks 4 Segars. s 4li eonaastial aloa.
@raitiSiren ielt 1sf2 eFIolareln ~ atal'mSrf
9lutomobiIc.
9adara. I--25 $3.50 II 25 s2g6o
y's@ aRs gs'oF SS E "a &cSasSsn@s yS'sass' gsas''
G1rsn, Die rolnldrc Gdr $1Nb lrh 2Slh.
g'nr.1cl @lntile Co., @ntaac tt0s Aorgi
NOTWITHSTANDING
9cnomirtBidaIilihr Gcrotbr llno
GGnlereien.
Briilltt TurasE Gos 2o5 observation-disclosures
@lumbiug. 5urnaces, 9lonaes anb
Geicn 0od]Octicn litO 9liuuen.
ssnHsH SrOs.. b2s Horo i5reeonhapunfs
Nurieridnicoc nl0 GiunhcrS.
s5ngn 9nbert t7s$ xhaWcS,5srdbs MI. " NJ
GggsapoN; HSoiie 1909,
,SrIcr-s9erFfbcruneeli.
~ & ebaarIirrn & U.s.
1l7-2t ghcuiher 9o,rnerce sHlhra
aSenifcJe ffhc;etnlacs0cf cfglimait* cpb
i'oahi anf @ali'unre Itaae
AnliWDresSirabc urA Sutton Srlir Nt rNiiA
,,3DDnl .sHiitrrncc Go III NtpgrpuRF" ArllgN JR
ssoriiee. peiicens. s.N'nnaDsr. lois ip3 NQans
her cl Commerce yulniu0
,clesmcEia Nsasr 1eradittauaa %fsful%asls
esiitmpres nno yi0rlasair1Gt
@lc6pIottcn Dlctal etc.
ghou Nanstw Nss Sns, ;S Is 4naefilom
Caif0bt
Observation-Disclosures.
yNoaIsIlAats0 3arn Es.r gprna@ts,&igabs
Giieinuaaren oncr gtrt apa caI-
ibmisN. 3abc65r
q Sertt &esnr o., S62-ra9R Warc lscp y.
GilentbNlS.NGeHteN aNA Nnr0ler
9istv 8, 1nspa & y|evvsw, 10 casaNshis
NifnRt,
9aitanlea 3citf5jriiten etr
-xbs @alt ncre Reps gpmrcin goecIt y
ascaers ceiGdis'hb.ep, ee7 @s1dpsriTiS.
TeitIhe Glider uno 2eitI@rifian,
q. eaHitit, ~. sos gsfa'eeglNaioH zpAt
GhotoGylpb
eaMrua. ctu 9,botcesape por apaaeldllpral
VT. ~, Mf@'HeslHr iareSiiaee
9iaticnnl.g'anfer
aye rn -avR gSahsaai @ans. mae uvs
grcier gireSe Saetn ~. SCOT NfaNofnii
"SSs'e9 ssaanss &s1lnss' aaIGrsr 9f ~
ogesfcri alaijsnaT @anfr IA RcrasNuiansSir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

gu fdjGrfcu neinen Ssbcnsblid
limb SrieOc al errin9eH Dir,
Der @ort, feds uinm alif Sic RsiIe,
Dam nirit seredf cu, gut uEo ipciTe.
9lusiiMt- GiRIimt
IorIi1t llmlldbt
glodFDt RldFbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
lS,llcr.Q rIifIlcrunoel

sp T. ebad.girrn 4 Uu.
1l7-2t gbcriher eo,rnerce s'itllhrfa
uSenncie enrr.NffHd;etnnac.tgcign cigninaitH Cob
iioun uff Ndlfiuiprc ll0ht
,,1cnihsgim. observation-disclosures f{fai46lLN
bnilintDresS raBc Uin @ul,om &nlNf WNrNNN,
,,WDDnl 4Hnrrncs GO III vivyrp0R" AgllfN yN
2Nnriicb Wciictnsi Niuuangr i0ls- LOO Nanlsis
ber oi 0pnunsrce YViilniu0
,,0lciWcniN Ncaer HerAdifyMWQa @fffuf ft.dil~
4slitmpres pn0 yUrl0.@ir0te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

Msonncustn, Ote Acn ,,Hcnsj6lcn Cor.
rritouocn'cn1 Wdit Vlnlilld pScg unegs
gclnnRin srhalicn, Nnp aghetel6 nsr
: ilire baU0E pcr &elcphpn opgf dJylIiltdl
WilItDetluWg an nyahgH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

@iunbing. 5urnaces, 9lonaes iae
Seicn, DchOctfcn ltii0 @iuuer.
@snneH gtce. b2s Eoro observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24
9IctbNIofscn. !O3cton efc

ghor Nauaip & Ga. 0Ns., iS- Is Qnaealam
taif0Bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

81 Eerlt %ehnr tS-, S62-r9g4 glarc isop Il.
giueitbNls.NGeH,cN ailA NaTolef
Risrvt s, 1nspa & Weypsw, 10 cs1ssyaA,R
Jrirnbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

9Atinaefl. 8eiif5jriiten esr
Tbe Nat mcre GcloS Comtoir" KobcTt ",
lgcaetB. GeiGdissihhter, 2e7 Ns1diUsriig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-24

TeitIhe Glider u.o 2cltInriftsn,
m oanitia 81. sos gefn.gexlnaiot sitaat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-06

night after night of the role of a
young girl who loves a man devoted
ly, while I know personally you hate
the man with all your heart
81 let Tom talk on, Margie, but the
more he talked the more determined
was to do something else.
- 81 told this to Alma after Tom left
us and she said, Wait a while, any
way, before you decide
''Margie, 1 sometimes wonder if we
really decide anything for ourselves
in this world. think we are pushed,
dragged or thrown into all our most
important affairs. Circumstances
pull strings for all"
Ito Be Continued)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-06
coAL sHoRTAGE Is FELT

With the railroads falling to de-
liver cars at the mines, the coal sit
uation again became acute today.
Several large plants were running
only partially, others may have to
close up.
Seven out of ten plants of the Iii
nois Brick Co. were shut down yes
terday because Of the shortage in
fuel, which could be bought only in
small quantities at very high prices.
In the expectation that the war
department would take control Of
eastern mines, several railroads are
said to have contracted for the en-
tire output Of a large number Of uli-
nOis mines.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-06
NEGRO QUESTION RAISED

A crowd Of parents from the silk
stockinged Willard school district
appealed to the management COM
mittee Of the board Of education yes
terday to establish a junior high
school at the Willard school, so their
children would not have to go to the
Wendell Phillips high school at 18th
and Prairie aV.
Although the spokesman for the
neighborhood, Jos. Com-oe, COM
planned Of immoral conditions around
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-06
LoWDEN APPOINTS FIVE


Gov Lowden's appointment of
Charles H. Thorne to be head of the
public welfare bureau is a sign that
the governor isn't handing the spoils
politicians what they as for. ThOrne
is chairman of the board of directors
of Montgomery, Ward & Co. and his
acceptance of the post means that
the sort of politics at work in Chi
cago preceding the Sachsssuicide viii
not go under LOwden.
Omar H. Wright, president I'd Ma
tional bank, Belvidere, Ill, is named
to head finance department of state;
Former Judge Leslie D. Puterbaugh,
public works and buildings; w. H.
Stead of Ottawa, trade and COM
merce; DR.. c. st. Clair Drake, now
secretary of state board of health,
the public health bureau.
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the school, he finally admitted that
what the parents objected to was the
majority Of negroes in the high
school,
AID. BLOCK WILL GET GOOD
PLACE IN NEW COUNCIL
Two attempts will be made by
friends of Aid. Eugene Block to
avenge his ousting from the chair
manship Of the local transportation
committee two years ago, when H.
D. Captain got his place.
A definite move is on among the
aldermen to re-seat Block in his
place on the transportation body, or,
if this fails, to give him the chair
manship Of the gas, oil and electric
light committee which was left va
cent when Lewis Sits failed of re-
election.
The council is said to be dissatis-
fed with the way Aid. Captain has
followed the wishes Of the street car
magnates in his dealings with the
traction affairs. They are said to be
figuring on placing in his stead a
man without a corporation view
point.
The gas, oil and electric light COM
mittee ranks third in the council and
is an important body, especially as
the matter of a new gas ordinance is
coming up for consideration.
-O-O
COAL SHORTAGE IS FELT
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See WATSON, at ABLES-HERTsCHE
co. 6845-tf
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By AUTHORITY


The Honolulu Civil Service Com
n-:ssion will hold a general compett
tive and classified examination at thu
Mckinley High School, corner o: Bere
tania and Victoria streets, Honolulu
o. Saturday, September l, 1917, al
1880 p. M, for United States citizens
desiring positions in thu Honolulu
Fire Department and 10 Police De
partment Of the City and County Of
Honolulu, said examination to be held
under the rules and regulations Of
said commission for the following po
sitions:
TOL1CE DEPARTMENT
Clerks.
City policemen amounted patrol
men, foot patrolmen, traffic officers
bicycle officers, motorcycle officers
and substation officers).
Country policemen, country jailers
and prison guards.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
General entry examination.
Application blanks can be obtained
a. the office of the City and Cour y
Clerk, Mcintyre Building. Honolulu.
same must be filed in said office not
later than IL noon, Saturday, August
13, 1917.
All applicants must report at Bar
on's Gymnasium. corner Of Alakea and
Merchant SITS, Honolulu, on Saturday,
August %, 1917, at IL noon, for paysi.
cal and muscular test.
Applicant must be a resident Of the
City and County of Honolulu for not
less than one year NJ preceding the
date of examina+ ion, have minimum
height Of s feet inches and weigh
Lot less than $50 pound for the police
department, and 5 feet 6 inches and
40 pounds for the fire department.
BY order Of
HONOLULU CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION,
D. KALA' 'OKALANI,
Secretary.
Ss56-Aug. 4 6 7 8 9 10 II 10 IA Is.
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SEALED TENDERS

Sc, cd tender will be received up
to IL o'clock noon and opened on the
1E'h day of August, 1917, at the office
Of the Clerk of the City and County
Of Honolulu, Room 8. Mcintyre Build,
ing, for furnishing all material, tools
and labor necessary to construct 10
inch, inch and 6 inch sewer in the
Kalihi district, Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and form OF
proposal may II had upon applica'
ton and a deposit Of twenty-five dol.
lars ($25.0O) at the City and County
Clerks office.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
D. KALAUOKALANI,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
6S54-Aug. 2, 3, 4, 6, z, 8, 9, 10, II
and 13.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors and to all persons having claims
against the above named deceased to
present their claims, if any exist, even
if the claim be secured by a mortgage
or mortgages upon real estate to the
undersigned at Rooms 306-307, Bank
of Hawaii Building, Fort Street, Ho.
nolulu, T. H., within six months from
the first day of this publication.
Dated at Honolulu this 10th day OF
July. 1912
FRED HARRISON,
Executor of the Estate of Emma v.
Harrison, late of Honolulu, Deceas.
ed, under the Last Will and Tes-
lament of said Emma V. Harrison.
WILLIAM T. RAWLINS,
Rooms 306-307 Bank of Hawaii
Building, Honolulu, T. H.
Attorney for said Executor.
6S35-July II, IS, Is, Aug. l, 8.
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U. s. AUCTIONS WINE - -
TAKEN FROM GERMANY

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Thousands Of
bottle Of rare German wines were
auctioned through sealed bids here by
the collector Of the port, acting for the
United States government. The II
quors were seized along with the
German steamships Vaterland, Fam
burg, President Lincoln and President
rant when war was declared.
The wines were sold. duty free, but
the collector retained the amount Of
the duty, revenue taxes and other
charges. The rest Of the money win
be held In trust for the German gov.
eminent for adjudication after the
war. B.
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Five-passenger Cadillac, just painted,
excellent running condition; taxes
paid; seat covers; diversified tires.
Address Capt. Clark, Naval Station,
Pearl Harbor. 6S54-ot
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES
GRAZ THIS BARGAIN QUICK.

1916 FORD TOURING CAR in good
mechanical condition $32500 Cash
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Territory of
Hawaii-At Chambers-In Probate.
Probate No. $40.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
Terms Of Subscription:

e. X. Vieter. former German vice
sonsul, was placed under arrest at
Richmond, Va.
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In the Matter of the Estate - Emma
V. Harrison, late Of Honolulu, De
ceased
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Trade Mark Reg t. s. Pt Office.

F.. NJ. F. RUNABOUT, new tires, just
overhauled. ........... $165.O0 Cash
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coNTRACToRs-GENERAL

Ohio Building Co., general contractors.
Prices low, work satisfactory. Phone
2113, 1888 Emma street, near Vine
yard street, Honolulu. .>oo3y--lm
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STAR-BUlLETia GIVES YOU
TODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
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AUCTION BULLEIN


On Tuesday we sell at the rooms
fine furniture from Kai-1uki; con.
tents of six rooms, F. o. dining set,
hickory porch set, oak rockers, oak
chairs, bed springs and mattresses,
three-quarter beds, springs and hair
mattresses, dressers, chiffoniers, grass
mats, dressing table and chair, army
cots, mosquito nets glassware and
crockery, Eddy refrigerator, gas range
and fireless cooker combined, gravity
bath water heater, palms and plants,
rms, etc, etc. Good articles in fine
repair.
We are ready to handle your furni-
ture and effects with promptness,
whenever you are through using them.
Honolulu Auction Rooms.
J. S. BAILEY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILSON HURRlES UP
PRICES INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. s.
President Wilson visited the federal
trade commission yesterday and urged
upon its members to expedite their
investigations into the proper prices
for materials needed by the govern
ment for war purposes.