davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sala peticijo, XII zahteva razne demokratcne re-
forme i'll zeli, da Sc izvrse takoj, ne pa sele lpo
vojni Med podpisi ma tel peticji imena Har-
mack, Delbruck, Meinecke, Emil Fischer, Troeltsch
it'd Nekateri med mimi konservatvci, neka
ri pa so bill mani kot pravi reakcOnarji.
T. zahtevo, da Sc Zvrse gotove reforme med
temi splosna volilna pravica "a pruski dezclni
zbor kancelarjeva odgovornost t. d. so nasto-
pill neniski socialist kmalu po ruski revoueiji.
Nikolajeva usoda je tudi Viljema nekoliko usfra-
sila IN kakor je znano, je po ovnkih sam zaiel
oblJubovati Nemcem nekatere reforme: pisal je
Bethman Hollwegu pisnro katerem je trdil
da je incl re cd zacetka vone namen podeliti
narodu wee politicnih pravic. Ampak med vomo
nj cas- "a to; treba je pOGakati, da skene mir,
potem Sc izpremeni Nemcija nebeSa
SOcialistiGno casopisje je vzelo namen da Sc
uvedeJo reforme, ma znanje, ali trdo je, da iih
III treba odlaSati i'll da smejo odlaSati. V
rajhstagu je bill izvoljem odsek da izdela nacrte
"a take reforme; Scnedemann je hill njegov ma
celnik. Toda ko Sc je parliament odgodil, je IL
stavilo tudi odsekovo delovanje in meS6ansko ca
sopisJe je obmolknilo reformah. Namesto tega
so Sc mnozili znan vsakovrsni poizkus da bi Sc
Russia vjela past separatnega miru.
Poponoma jasno ie, da blama5a teh spetkc-
ri najvec vphva ma izpremembo raZpoozenja
deze &c b sc bilo NemGiji posreGo prpravti
RusijO do separatnega miru, bi prihajalo da-
nes nebenemu Harnacku ali Troeltschu na misel
podpisavati peticiio reforme Sal tudi to kar
danGs zahtevajo, Sc nj revoucionarno &c Sc IA
zadnjaski intelektualci poganjaio nekatS-e
refOrme, bi pravzaprav lie kajzerju radi pomagali,
da ostanu sedlu. Tudi nemskemu narodu lie no
re ostati pOpOlnoma tajno, da smatra danes sllo-
raj svet Nemcijo najmocnejso trdnjayo
avtokracije in zato je treba ljudstvu pokazsti,
da nj res tako. Nekoliko poticnih drobtin hi bo
mneniu inteektualne gospode zadostovalo "a rex
dokaz
Kratko pred sestsnkom rajhstaga so imei
voditelji parlamentarno konferenco. ma kateri sc
je zOpet gOvorilo reformah vines so Sc pa vme-
sale Sc druge radikane besede. Tako ma primer
socialist zahtevali, da naJ kancear naznani vol
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mu nitro jasno, da hoGe utrditi nemSko gospod-
stvo mad Evropo. Res ie da stole nensie cete sc
vednO tujih tleh ie, da napadaio nemSke
submarine se vedno po severnem in iuznem A.
lanticnem moriu. Toda enako ie res, da stole
ske armade danes malone vseh toGkAh de-
fenzivi in da so Sc od zine zlasti ma zapadni
'front.' ze prav znatnO umaknilc Yes vo aSki no
lozaj Sc ie tako izpremeni, da je veliko upan1e
absolutno nemsko zmago popolnoma izginilo.
sprotno pa postaja cd dine do dine verJetneie. da
bo eNmeija svojimi zaveznicami temboli gotovo
porazena, elm dalje ho ajala vOjna.
Vines ie prisa ruska revoluciia, XII ina tudi
"a Nemce ogromen pomen. &c hi sc bilo NcmGiii
posrecilo dOseGi Rusijo separation mir, tedai hi
bill pOozaj "a Bethnann IIollwega ravno iako ka-
kor "a iHndenburga zelo ugoden. Kaizerju hi Sc
povrnilo upanje zmago kajti ce hi Rusija izsto
pila, bi bila MO tudi Rumuniia izlocena IL boia
Nemcija bi lahko vrgla svoje 6ete vzhodne
fronte ma zapadno, gledala da porazi tam Fran
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Avstrijski cesar Karl je podeil amnestijo po-
litienim zloeineem Avstriji, elmer sta pomilo-
eena tudi ceska drzavna poslanca Dir. Kramaf in
Klofae. Obema sta tndi vrniena Sedeza draw
mem zboru.
Brzojav ne pove, koliko Cseb je vsega skuraj
pOmilOscenih Ce amnestiran ys "veieiZda jail
c, "ialilci velicanstva'' in podobni ''zlocinci,'
tedaj jih more bti lepo stevio. Kajt: pOliticna
'hudodelstva" so bila Avstriji re pred vojno
nekaj zelo navadnega od izbruha voine so Sc pa
mnozila kakor gobe po iesenskem dezju
LojalnO avstrijsko casopisje bo kariu zopet
slavo pelo Kar dal iavo hi lahko ugenili IL
ste lepe fraze, Xxi bodo napi,ane cesarju cast.
Priznat pa moramo, da mas nj velikoduSnost habs-
burSkega velicanstva pray nic ganila, cctudi mas
seveda veseli, da je mOge kup pos'enih ljudi
zapustiti cesarske jece.
Kdor msli, da bo moge to amncstio do
kazati Karlovo dobro srce, zeO mott Politicni
znaGaj te milosti je preveG ociten in proved -
sumjiv Samo od sebe vstaia vpraSanje, zakaj nj
"demOkraticni cesar re davno pokazal svoje do
brosrcnostif Zakai nj tidal sploSne amnestije ta-
krat ko je sedel ma tron, kakor je monar'hicnih
drzavah precej navadi?
Odgovor je ia: Sedania amnestja je poizkus
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LETO (VOL.) XII.

Jal, da vlada ne pOzna raspoozenja med ljud-
Stvom, ki je resnci tako, kakor ie bilo dezel-
mem zboru naSlikano Kot kraljev prstaS hi lie ze-
lei, da dosezejo zbornci hretena svarila tudi
kraljevo uho.
Drug nacionalno liberalen govornik je dejaI,
da Je vecna saksonskega prebivalstva polna ne
zaupanja do Wade in Ge Ia ne bo znala vposteva-
II nujne potrebe casa sc boji "a posledce
Po konGani debati je dezelni zbor spreiel So
cialiStitni predlog prOti kateremu so glasovai lie
konservativci.
Saksonsko nj obdano $ plotom, XII sega do
heba &c govore ma tax nacin meScanski posanci
tedaj mora biti res precej ognja dezei; ce ga
Je toliko ma Saksonskem, ga tudi po druyih nem-
SIKH drzavah ne manjkati
Socallsticni podpredSednik pravi da pride
Jo reiorme ma vsak nacin, ce ne cd krone pa cd
lJudstva. Take besede ne pomenio nic Wv; i'm mic
MANI, kakOr revoucijo. Kadar 81 ljudstvo samo
JemlJe pravice prot wolff krone je to punt In ce
re more parlamentu govoriti tako, ne da hi ro-
Jalistl poskusali limcati govornika tedai mora j.
metz beSeda revofuciji nekaj podlage
To potrjujejo tudi govori nacionalnih libe-
ralcev kaj druzega pomeni, Ge pravi meScanski
govornik, da Sc boii posledce, ako he ustreze
vlada zelji po reformah?
SocialiSticn predog ie bill sprejet Kaksne
poS!edice bo to imelo, Sc bo Sele pokazalo Verie-
mo Je da Sc bo vlada upirala, kar hi bo pray
dobro Ako pi1deJo reforme od krone najbrze ne
bodo veiko vredne Ako poseze ljudstvo samo DO
nJlh- bodo gotovo revoucionarne .Tedaj hi tudi
SakSonski gospod kralj lahko poveza culo
OzracJe Nemcii postaja elcktricno in TO je
dobro Revolucija Nemcij bi poma gala, da bi
Sc kmalu Sklenil mir. revolucija hi bila tisoG-
krat holJSa od navadnega konca tojne. Pozabiti
sc namrec ne SINE, da nina Nemcija lie svoiega
kaJzerla, ampak da Je tam Sc nekoliko kraljicey
vellklh voJvod, yladaioGih gnafov, TAXA da bi .
Nemcija lahkO svet zalagala z dinastiiami.
Vse tie nepotrebne svojat pa ne more nobena rec
tako zanesljivo in tako temeliito opraviti. kakor
revoluciJa. Torej je vse, kar more pospeSii revo-
luciJo ma NemSkem dobro in koristno - "a nem-
ski narod in Ia YES svet
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velike politicne kupcije in posledica dosedaniega
neuspeha avstriiske notranje poltike. s TO
nestio bi Karl rad pridobil opoziciona'ne polite
stranke, zlasti ceske, da bi ga podpirale.
&c Sc Danes po tolikih mesech Karlovega
vladanja, po tolikih notraniih krizah in vladnih
zpremembah vprasamo kai hi Karl pravzaprav
rad, nam estate lie pozitiven Odgovor: Rad hi
bill cesar In precei vsako ceno hi bill TO rad
Ali ina kakSen dolocen politiGen program?
- To Sc mora po vseh dosedanjh izkusnjah zani-
kati Kajti videli smo, da je poizkuSa re ma vSe
mogOce naGine; nekatere sisteme je pozkuSal
pred sestankom parlamenta, druge po otvoritvi
drzavnega zbora. Videli smo, da je bii EN- si,em
popolnOma nasprOten drugemu tretji pa zopet
kriceGem nasprotju obema prvima
DOziveli smo spekulaciio dvojno 1ugosla-.
WHO: IL obrezane Crne Gore in Obsekane Srbiie
hOteli dOdatkom kosa Atlantic us,anoviti iz-
ven Avstrije jugoslovansko kraliestv pod vado
crnOgorskega prnca Mirka in pod avstri i,kim
protektoratom; IL Hrvaske, Slavonije, Dalmacije,
Bosne in Herzegovina hoteli skovatt "avto-
nomno '.Jugoslavjo okvirju nabsburske monar-
hije. Dasi je bilO vseh teh nakanah octno hu-
dicevo kopto, hi bill tax program vendar Ia Av
strjO silnO radikalen.
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10 nekoliko wee kakor amnestio Kramafa i'm Klo
faca. Oni zahtevaio svojo narodno neodvisnost.
Prav tako jo zahtevaio Pol aki in .Iugoslovani
Ali no incl Karl dovoli poguma, da ugodi tel
zahteviY Takrat ko ie sedel ma presto je bill Sc
cas-. Takrat bi bill nedvomno dosege uspeh. ce hi
bll Hpremenil Avstrijo zvezno drzavo avtonom-
NH narodov. Vojaski polozaj NemGije in Avstriie
Je bil takrat Sc precej ugoden Ruske revoluciie
takrat sc nj bo in zato Sc avstriiski narodi MISC
mogli veliko zanasati ma pomoc cd zunai Ia ceno
miru III neodvisnost od NemGije hi Sc bill ma
rodi zadovolJii avtonomijo, ce hi bill ie ,lobili
dovolj garancije zanjo
Danes je polozaj izpremenjen Kdor ne paGa
pravem caSu majhne cene mora pozneje pre-
pacati.
kako vpliva Karov najnoveisi poizius. Sc ie
pokazalo drzavnem zboru, ko ie Seyder preGi-
tai amnestijo. NemSki naconalci so hrupno prote
Stlrah 10 Sc pravi: Oni zahtevajo strogo nemSko
haclonano, germanzatoricno poliiko Ako pr-
d"bi karl enc stranke, odzene druge
Avstrija je priiadrala do toGke, ko ie spora
zum med strankami nemogoc CimboIj 10 bodo
eentraiiStl hoteli po sill stskati slupaj temboli
hodo narodi Silili narazen. Karl pa nj Y drzayi
vsegamogoten Bog.
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eiJi sami ne vjemajo tenn, kar isce Ncmsiio
ZadnJe ve'i IL Evrope poroGaio, da jc Beth
mann Hollweg ma tajni sell pred javno scio raibs
taga HJavil, da sc mora NemGija bojevati do zad
mega In da le mir ma podlagi, XII jo zagovarjaio
socianSti, nemogoc, ces da Sc socializem na Ru-
skem nj obnesel
teh besedah seveda nj logke Kai ina soci
alizem notranji politiki Rustic opraviti vpra
SanJem, ce ie mednarodn mir ma podaei, XII 10 "a
govarJaJo socialist, mogoG ali nemogocG
Toda cemu bi iskali logike besedah, XII nj.
MAYO druzega namena, kakor da zakriicio kance
iarJeve IN kajzerjeve misli! Mir ma nodlaoi So
ciallsticnih predlogov je "a nemSko viaio nespre
lemiJ'v ker ne zpolnjujc nienih ciicv Bethmann
iollwegu ne hi mic bio treba pripovedovati zakai
ne mara takega mru Da ga ne mara 70 il dovol;
) fem Je ze povedano, da Sc Nemcija noce odreSi
aneksiJam in ola zahteva voine odSkotlnine.
Seveda, te sc postavlja NemGija ma 10 stall
(konec ma 4. strani.)
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coze in Angleze, preden more Amerika nastopiti
vetjo sio, pa hi lahko diktrala mir po svoii
voiJ potem pa obracunala z,rusko repubko.
Te racune je prekrizala Russia, kazoca svo-
Jo obnovljeno ofenzivo, da je revolucija resnici
tudi vOjasko nj Oslaba.
teh razmerah je vsop Amerike vo1no "a
Nemcijo velikO usodnejs nego priznava jaw
nosti In &c bi kajzerjeva vlada ravnala lie po raw
nih logicnih sklepih, bi morale to zcio povecati
memo naklonjenost "a mir
Toda vedno je napaka, &c sodi clovek, da bo-
do drugi ravnali po enakih zakl uckih, do kakr-
snih prihaja sam. Nemsko vado vodijo drugi ma
gbi drugi namen, karo mas, in idor hoce ugi-
bati, kaksni Smeri no ona as;opala mora gle
dati, da vzivi memo politiko in jo spozna
ZlatO upanje, da prinese Beihmann Hollweg
sedanJem zasedanju rajhstaga svetu MIR Ie iIhe-
10 slabo pOdlago zaradi tega, ker Sc mrovn1 no
goJi zaveznikov sploh, mirovni pogoJi Rustic po-
sebej in mrovni pog2ji treznejsih strank Mem
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Do Zadnje kaplje krVi.

Zadnja diva tedna je bilo zopet enkrat
tasopisje polno vesti nemskih mirovhih pogojih,
Xxi jih je pri6akovati cd Bethmann Howega oh
otvoritvi rajhstaga. NepobolVljivi optimisti in
utOpisti katerih niko zmanjka in XII tudi
Ameriki prav bujno uspevajo, so kljub vsem
razo6aranjem pretekih treh let, ma kaiera tako
nitro pozabijo kakOr ma lansko vreme, pricako-
vail, da nastopi kajzeriev kancelar topot cisto
gotoyo kOt golobGek vejico miIu kliuncku
Upanje optimistov je imeIo to poi pat neko-
hko vec opOre kakor lansko zimo toda ce bi
spoznavanju zgodovine nekoliko boil paz M
stvarna dejstva, kakor ma zeie svojega srca, ne
bi bill smatrali te opore "a tako motno, da hi 60
vorili miru, kakor da ga imaio re V roki.
Kar bi po logiGnem mis- ieniu morale napra-
viii nemsko vlado boil nakonieno "a pravicen
mir, je pac vcliko. Predvsem nj Nemcia danes
vef polozaju zmagovalke kakor lani. ko je Beth
mann Hollweg nastopi svoj0 znano hnavsko mi
rovno ponudbo, kateri je bilo vsakemu misleee-
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let n koristi dslav-
sksaA lisAssva. Dslav-
81 - sPraviSsni do
vsssa kar produciraie.
Tho paper 10 devoted
20 the Interests of the
working ella -. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn sy produce.
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RESOLUTION NO. 100.

8, = S ! Z
Be it resolved by the Board of Su,
peryisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
(s250. 09), be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out of all moneys in the
General Fund Of the Treasury of said
City and County for an account to be
known as Repairs Makiki Ditch. Ke-
walo
introduced by
CHAS. N. ARNOLD,
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction:
Honolulu, Hawaii. October is, 1917.
Approved this 9Th day of November,
A. D. 1917.
Mayor city and County of Honolulu.
$685. Nov. 5, s. q
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profit on sugar during the temporary
shortage of that commodity in this
country.
mThe government requests the CO.
operation and assistance OF cane sugar
refiners, beet sugar producers and
wholesale sugar distributors IN stamp
ing out this practise" =
The warning against the permlttlne
of boarding and the over supplying OF
confectioners and retailers reads as
follows:
ITO the Trade Some time ago we
informed our customers that on DC
tober 1, 1917, we. had sufficient cane
sugar on hand and to arrive to enable
us to furnish them during the remain
der Of the year with@a three months
supply based upon an average of their
purchases from January, 1917, to Sep
TENDER, 1917, inclusive. At the same
time it was clearly pointed out that
further requirements would have to be
made up with beet sugar.
due, however, to the fact that the
price of the cane is the same as that
of beet, the demands now being made
upon us for cane sugar are abnormal
and unless some, restraint is exercised
there will be no cane sugar left on the
coast in thirty days.
Another disturbing feature is the
unwarranted desire on the part of the
consumer to hoard sugar. 1t is the
paramount duty of the jobber to hold
orders for his customers down to the
absolute minimum and it is equally
the duty of the retailer to limit the
consumer to actual needs from week
to week. ~.
"You are earnestly urged to take
vigorous measures to see that this
public-spirited policy is carried = out
No sacrifice is asked, merely modera
ton and reasonableness in buying
which means cooperation with our
government in its efforts to conserve
foods in order that supplies may be
available for those who are in sore
need. ~
1--WE take this opportunity again to
call the attention of the jobbers to
the restriction placed by the food ad,
ministration upon confectioners, limit
ing them to so per cent of their nor.
NAL requirements. Failing to get full
supplies from the refiners, some con.
PETITIONERS are endeavoring to buy
through jobbers. We have absolute
proof of this, as jobbers are calling
upon us for unprecedentedly large
quantities of confectioners' "A sugar
Jobbers are hereby earnestly cautioned
against taking business from confec
TONERS without securing positive evi
dence of the condition of the confec
toners stocks, and satisfactory as
surance that the confectioners are no,
asking for supplies at the rate of more
than so per cent normal .@
. Failure to do this will be a viola
ton of the governments wishes and
cannot but have unpleasant conse
Quenees."
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. 80.

Be it resolved by the Board of Su.
perEisors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Five Thousand, Seven Hun.
dred Twenty-Six and 12f100 Dollars
($5,72612), be, and the same is herebs
appropriated out of all moneys in the
General Fund in the Treasury of the
said City and County of Honolulu for
the account known as Interest Street
Improvement Bonds" said sum to be
an advance out of said General Fund
to be reimbursed from all moneys that
shall hereafter become available in the
respective Special Improvement Funds
for Frontage Improvements or I'm
provement Districts as to which Inter.
est on Bonds shall become due and
payable during the period between
January 1st, 1917, and August i, 1917
Presented by
... " E: A. MOTT-SMITH,
Supervisor.
Date of Introduction:
August 1st, 1917.
Approved this 5th day Of November,
A. D. 1917. IT..
JOSEPH J. FERN,
Mayor City and County of Honolulu,
T. H. ....-..-.-
6935-Noy. 5, 6, l.
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Continued from page y

continued ITOu1 pd6O - -.
peats the text of the Lansing state
ment.
Secretary Lansing, in making pubic
his announcement, added the tolioWlhs
comment:
sViscount Ishii and the other COM
missioners now returning to japan
have performed a service Tor the
United States and Japan OF the hlghest
value. Unquestionably there had beeh
growing up in between the peoples OF
the two countries feeling OF susplc-
ion of the motives inducing actlVltles
in the Far East, which, if unchecked'
promised a serious situation.
"Rumors and reports OF. improper
intentions were increasing; and lesi-
innate commercial and industrial en-
terprises without Interior motive were
presumed to be of political slgnlfl-
canoe, and as a result there was oppo-
sition aroused in the other country.
Doubt and constraint encouraged by
the German campaign of falsehood has
been carried on for long time adrolt-
Iy and secretly. >1s
THE German government as part
of it's foreign policy desired especially
to ALLEVIATE this country and Japan.
Unfortunately the people of both
countries and many of honest opin-
ions accepted every false rumor as
true and aided German propaganda by
declaring that our government should
prepare for a conflict, asserting it to
be inevitable that the interests OF the
two nations in the Far East are hos
tile, and that every activity by the
other country on the Pacific has a
sinister purpose. ~.>=~:.~
"The visit of Viscount Ishii and his
fellow commissioners has accomplish
ed a great change. 1t has cleared the
diplomatic atmosphere of suspicious
carefully spread by enemies of the
two countries and in a few days the
propaganda Of years has been undone.
Throughout the conferences Wis
count Ishii has shown sincerity and
candor that has dispelled all doubt as
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REFINERS BAR
SUGAR BOARDING
Continued from page y

the sugar as it comes from the planta-
ton mills. --.:.-
Practically all of the sugar used in
Hawaii is refined and distributed by
the Honolulu Sugar Co., which has the
only refining process in the islands.
What is imported is the fancy kind.
There is no beet sugar importation,
and one of the results desired by the
food administration and the refiners is
to get the consumers on the mainland
not to differentiate between the beet
and cane product. This part of the
rules of distribution will then certain
ly have no effect on Hawaii consum'
ers.
But it is almost assured that the
importation Of fancy candy will be
cut down, due to the food administra.
tons restrictions.
Included in the instructions to
the sugar jobbers there is also the re.
quirement that any grocer charging
more for sugar than the agreed retail
price of ~ cents shall be refused any
further stock.
The refiners' instructions in this re.
gard follow:
I'VE have been instructed by the
United States food administration at
Washington to notify the jobbing
trade that they must decline to sell
sugar to any retailer who has charged
the consumer more than a normal
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is, AND Japan REACH AGREEMENT !
ONNIPPONS POLICIES IN China

to his purpose and brought the two
governments into an attitude OF CON
fidence enough to make the visit his.
torie, as memorable declaration OF
attitude toward the Far East.
"The visit has accomplished the FUR,
Their purpose Of expressing Japan's
earnest desire to cooperate with the
United States In the war on Germany
It is inexpedient to publish details OF
this. Fl.
THE United States government is
gratified at the assertions OF Viseouni
Ishii and his colleagues that thelT
government has desired to do It's part
in the. suppression of Pruss1anlsm,
and is eager to cooperate in every
practical way. s
There are now complete under
standings as to naval cooperation on
the Pacific"
lshii Adds Statement
To Secretary Lansings comment
Viscount Ishii also added an INFORMAL
statement, as follows:
"The spontaneous and enthusiastic
manifestation of good will on the part
of all hands has profoundly impress
ed not only the members OF the com.
mission but the whole Japanese PEG
pie. The new understanding augurs
we'll for the undisturbed maintenance
of harmonious accord and good
neighborhood between our countries
Certainly it will do, away with the
doubts which have now and then
Swallowed Japanese-American rela
tionship. It cannot fail to defeat FOL
all time the efforts of the German
agents to whom every new situation
developing in China furnished 1rult
full field for black Vaccinations.
1T further substantiates the soild
ity of comradeship daily gamma
strength among the honorable ana
worthy nations of the civilized world
my firm belief is that so long as
the governments maintain and per
fectly appreciate the attitude OF eacf
other, the reign of peace and tranquil
ity in. our part Of the world Will re
main unchallenged." -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-06

Clarence w. Carpenter of the United
States Agricultural Experiment. Sta
ton departed for Maui in the Claudine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-06
BARBER
KILLS SELF And
WIFE ON BOAT

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 26.-
Mrs. Geneyieve Petrone, one OF the
Iirst women to enlist in the United
states navy as yeoman at Mare Island
Navy Yard, was shot and fatally
wounded last night by her husband
while the couple were on the Southern
Pacific ferry boat Santa Clara. The
husband, Burt Petrone, a. barber on
the steamship Matsonia, then shot and
Killed himself. The woman died In
the ambulance few minutes later.
She was Genevieve Cox of Sacramento
and had enlisted for four years.
Z Not a soul witnessed the shooting.
ALI the other passengers had gone
forward. The shots rang out as the
crew prepared to make fast the lines
and unlock the apron gates.
At the hospital two notes were
found in Petrone's coat, written on
business cards. One told of his crime
as follows - ~, II
Il am guilty of it! God forgive US
both, for can't live longer without
her. l have been as true husband as
any husband could have been. And
she accuses me of whole lot am
not guilty of.
IL do this because she never gave
me any warning, and she broke my
heart. And she's been lying to me.
(Signed) BURT PETRONE.
Up to six weeks ago the couple lived
at the Winden1ere apartments, TIC
Bush street. A letter was found from
a girl friend Gliding her for marry
ing out of her class"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-06

When the liner Matsonia arrives
here tomorrow it win be in command
of Captain William Rind, until re,
Gently the master of the Lurline. No
information has been received as to
why Captain Charles Peterson is not
still in command of the expected Mat
son steamer. But 1t is anticipated
that he has been made lieutenant-
commander in the auxiliary naval re-
serve and assigned to some steamer
soon to be sent to the Atlantic.
The Matson steamer will bring 154
cabin passengers to Honolulu, inc1ud-
ing the congressional party. There
are also IA steerage passengers, 452
bags of Honolulu mail, 31S packages
express. four automobiles belonging
to passengers and total cargo Of
9847 tons. She will dock at Pier 10.