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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES

Desirable houses m various parts of
the city, furnished and unfinished,
at SIS. SIS, $50, S25, $50, $35, $40 and
up to $125 month. See list in our
office. Trent Trust Co.. Ltd, Fort
street, between King and Merchant.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Two-bedroom furnished cottage; $4,000
per month; no children. S71 Young
street, near Kapiolani. 6761--tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17
BUSINESS PERSONALS
EDUCATIONAL

MADAME QUEvILLoN French native
experienced teacher wishes to take
a few more pupils. Hawaiian Hotel
6742-lmo.
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WANTED
Trade MARI Reg U. S. Pat. OF.

Roofs 10 Repair-wt guarantee TO
stop al leaks. See Lou Rogers or
Fred Haylland. We lead; others
follow. Eureka Paint Co.. SIC So.
King Sc. Phone 20s6.
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Peerless Preserving Paint Co, also
Pitch and Gravel Roof Specialists,
stu ct the old stand, So Queen It.
phone 1881. Il
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Kalihi, KapuIani street, bedroom
house and large lot cement side
walks, fruit trees, chicken coops,
garage etc. On terms and for rea-
sonable price. J.. G. Sousa, Phone
1884, A Brewer Bldg. 675S--tf
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MEAT cHEAp IN slsERlA

s747-27t. Mar. 80 to Apr, 90. inclusi,
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Approved this 18th day Of April, A.
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On easy terms, $500. Nice big house
and lot; Sls, Sixth avenue. Kaimuki.
Inquire H. Knaack, phone 1852.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

1912 Packard Roadster. m good condi
ton, 500. Address p. E.. Star
Bulletin office. 660S--t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-17

Five-passenger Cadillac touring car.
Private service; good as new. Phone
406s from 5 to Z p. m. 6761-6t
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
II SOCIALISTS
FREED By JURY
Grand Rapids Pastor and As
sociates Not Foes
of Draft

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Oc' -.
Adoph GermeF. OF chicago exscu.
i've secretary Of ,he National So
cnlist party. and ~ other persons.
were acquitted by a iary n Ua.te1
States court here lasi nigh %
charges OF conspiracy againsf ,hs
selective army Law
The Grand Rapids defendants in
he case were The Rev Daniel
Roy Freeman. pastor Of All Souls
church. Charles g. Taylor former
member o. the board - education
Miss Viva Flaher'y " Martin ~
singa Glenn 6. Fieser. Glen S.
PAngborn, BENJAMIN Blgmenberg
Fen jamin A Faulkner James 81
Clements and Charles J Callahan
All respondents with the excrp.
ton og the Rev, Mr. Freeman and
Miss F1sherty. are Socialists and
all were charged with being ron
cernsd In the distribution - S0c al
ist literature with the exception OF
Miss F'laherty. who WAS alleged g,
have prepared an snti-consrrip
ton" pamphlet from extracts from
speeches Of congressman opposing
the law
The jury held 'he purpose OF tn
literature was not 20 induce yoUns
men 20 refuse 20 register. and tha
there had been no conspiracy
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

ia. q. q
-- -
t-' markets., oo'h east an Ner'
and DC is REGARDED a. decide az 70
-,.rtebfc ,h.+ r.r-.-s r--7-7 ,1-- a.
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As rouse ''eh hrf ha''
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tofi..Ae h" A 81
~ FeN oeh Joy u'oF
on WIZ 'h" h'ofr,h',f' ul ll-s
ai'ir 'h'''t 20 oI ~ 80 -,
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
BALLOT BOXES
TO BE RELEASED

A. me result OF a decision handed
down. Thursday. by Circuit Judge
Williams. Detroit will be able 70
hold l,s special election Nov. 8.
without spending $4,000 for new
ballot boxes.
The ballot boxes IN question were
used In the Jayne D1ngeman night
for the circuit judgeship contest
and when The city sought TO use
the boxes for The coming special
election. Jayne pettioned the cir
cult court 90 preserve the ballots
IN the original bores until the state
legislature rccounts them.
JAYNE WAS awarded the election
By The state board OF canvassers but
Corporation Counsel Harry J Unge.
man appealed 20 the supreme court
and the recount was reversed.
City Clerk Richard Lindsay asked
tho court for The use of the boxes
IN the special election. saying hat
to buy new boxes would cost
$4,000
Judge Williams decided that the
ballots shall he removed from the
boxos oct. 20. In the presence ~
attorneys from both camps and
sealed In separate packageA-- 10 be
held BY the police until Jayne's petit
ii0n for recount by tho legislature
f. disposed Of
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Markets Are Glutted With Cattle, Yet Prices
Hold Up; Hogs Ease OFT But Mutton Is Firm

amb liYislnn % the market have
factuated widely % lato the mar
ket has strong under;one and
ththF ofrrrri 1TcS pF0rHr' SAFE
at prices usually satisfactory 20 The
eatrr Western markets renort
that iaWhs tha have been running
n cornfslGs ARE showing up Ia
bad share and With very httie fat
fo recommend them The idaho
T8n4ls about over aud lamb buyers
cannot bore go get many more 90
rsble western lambs The de-
mend fa- mature sheep for killHg
purposes IS pressing but suprles
are 30 inadequate that The business
done Ia this part meuf is small
The demand FOR breeding stock
hz h.en h--.-4-----z.4.- ~
prices icg anything that shows qgal
fy are very high Wool ts NOV Ing
freely -and prices are frm for 81
fts--,r-f.-,zFE e,...i a
t=-ffft =fhsFa Haf baea nearly IL large
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

p-esa ytsran ~ sEtonsry gufon wss
rtia harteay at Mss iranrett~ VA
ferhgrg
Ts - p fuul~- H.-rsrv So
este ~arrhrrr p rarfy
~ ranv afternoon Iu the hrr'e 90
81 rr Urs Bowen
Funeral servfees fo- fr> rrfsrf
fanEErfr ~ 81 ara Mre Ifsrs
ffa-w ooa we've he'd tctar
futfrs staaf-nfrIer nrrsifsf a.
fttrrfv loan r4Fe-.rR -f1rsday rVe-
nIrE ln Frafrs Lake
Tho Sovsrrhr~ rrrefIn~ ~ re -r
r-ega tfrnal Ladies union w.iI 30 relf
WITH Airs Marietta H8t-hins On alv-
af-rt
Tas Raafiu Mission ~Irer~ met -
ersrsy afternoon wifh Ms
Howe
TIE >e,mai -ottsze ,ratsafl tsam
$3.50 rrr so fleas-nf tafe HaflFee
n0-rlnE 49, 10 O'Clock
tf-F JrHn Crcarv 80 IN pervs-
called " tie Illness q erlere
Tire Catholic Wofna~'H ciuf 49,
gi FAR SOY az - srd 20
Nlllam xxx "a driving ns~
touring rar
wer Wsfsn csin vho vas tat~r
~hie fea hing fr Dearborn was
.i4-Eff Ttursdav g. fh~ home % per
-ftr charles o. u
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Nation Awakens
To Needs of Loan

WASHINGTON. Oct. is--The sec
ond Liberty loan IL developing the
momentum necessary for & smash
Ing success.
Altho only one-thirt OF the FIVE
billion maximum has been sub
scribed the nation can reach ;his
stupendous goal u !, keeps on &C.
ceieratine~-its pace az in the past
few days
Flying seuadrons are preaching
Liberty loan purchases 90 the small
Investor turnout the land. ofcials
believe the number ot subscribers
win be amazingly large. and tSsy
are now driving az swelling al the
bulk o. the subscribers az we'll a.
the subscriptions.
The pro-Germsn effort 90 ham.
string the loan il dwindling under
the governments threat OF prosecu.
lions.
The middle west. where this plot
eentered. IL IN fact turning in heavy
purchases.
National army and national guard
soldiers have already subscribed
tip.soo, 900 and these men are boost
Ing the bonds wherever they 60.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
HEAT MUST
Be CUT TO
MINIMUM
Patriotic Sacrifice Only
Antidote For Fuel
Shortage

WASHINGTON Oct ~ Patri-
otto sacrifices BY Che public WITH
regard 20 coal vii DE necessary ,ht,
winter. IL was stated today az -he
fuel administration The pahl,
was asked not 30 crow hyscrital
about The admittedly serious cosl
shortage in many cities Fuel 49,
be supplied every domestic and var
emergency need. it was stated
Meantime a hand 70 mouth pol
icy was advised FOR consumers pntI
suspension OF great lakes naygs
tion early in Decem Der make ayait
able enormous quantities ot coal G.
yerted from the northwest route
When appeals 20 state fuel admin
istrators and local dealers absolute
~ fail 20 provide necessarr Goa
consumers are urged 90 wire The
federal fuel administrator ae-s
IntimsiFons thai iuKury Industries
would be COZ or from coal e-st and
that hoaYiers would b. forced GO
diSgorge were AGAIN given az The
fuel administration
The war vas represented a. nav
Ing added "adopted children 20 a
family already n dificlity 20 sup
ply It's brood Nth warm clothing
Then somebody Simply has 70
stay in bed 70 keep warm. said y
II. Minis. frst assistant 20 Admin
istrstor Garfield
The wars demands FOR coal are
illustrated Ia he case % one munt
ton plant which has increased its
output $500 per cent and Is run
ming - hours a DAY said Nims.
we also are treating our allies
as NE treat ourselves The C0uu-
try IS producing more coal than last
year and the only real problem is>
careful handling az what we have
got Hyst~ria or the gvhHc's part
viii only aggravsie the situation
The people may have 90 make sac.
rtfces with regard 10 coal az weIl
as food and We expect then 20 al
dure IT like good soldiers Bgf ~
are doing everything The govern
ment possibly can 10 20 bring relifi
20 every emergency
Confidence vas expressed fhai
miners VII. have abandoned tAelr
tools withis The past week VIII re.
turn 10 work BY Monday Inion o..
fcials here expect Garfield 70 an
nounes his decision on ths' men
wage Increase by Nov
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
fhursday's Livestock

Everything vended az tho Detroit
stock yards was lower ON Thursday
and the trade was decidedly DUH.
The feeling seems 10 be general
that the tlne for general slump
IN live stock prices has arrived and
nothing resembling steady trading
basis has been arrived az since the
beg inning % the decline a week Rgo
al grades OF cattle are lower
and Killers are buying from hand 10
mouth In the belief that a further
decline In price viii follow the
present slump Veal calves were
lower this week and fully e. per
swt below ths recent extreme top
Lambs that sold for SITS per
cwt carly last week. brought ii6.TS
on Thursday and were slow ~ the
decline Local retailers report a
very dull trade In dressed lambs
a week ago an extra fine load %
heavy hogs was sold in the Detroit
stock yards for sis2S per owt;
about the best that could be done
FOR this kind on Thursday was
Es7s per cwt Increase In current
arrivals In nearly all OF the leading
markets 81 tho country. a dull trade
n fresh pork and It's by-products
and umors that the crop OF new
hogs viii soon begin 10 move mar.
ketwarf are tho influences which
are bearing The market AZ this
time
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Bandit Landlords

N h basis Day m oaee7 very tfheu To- him
n q a small country
high the cities
Blu a mouths A great
estTaefe for them
they nfrnffs 70
e
Prs advantage q his ve natural desire
will decent M persons IN Batte
would on
krd mouth Even o'nces
Traace FOR her famies an
officers Neanwbde leaders
OF
he Kind OK
n for ne
wives and kdd e these loyal ef1csn nn good many q ne
occasionally be
All Mtchigsn and Wisconsin @f have indeenta
y6667 monare having just rough shedding
a
appears ruins fet stan -
provided
OF
ne
advantage
prdsue1ts The allowance would help Tot however r.
civil " Nho
ast VII he arc z
cf Michigan brotsht me
20 ~ "a lead
sQuaee tor he ard y g 2a1eL NeE
r-5r-r -EfF
nf
-
wife
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
One Wife Had Wanderlust,
Another Loved Red Liquor,
Spouses Tell Divorce Judge

Ms Ke.,ha Martin vas afa.
Vilh slrulsnt case O. wander.asf
4ecordinE 20 me testimony o. her
husband Joseph IN Judge Tuezers
court. FRIDAY morning. when he OBJ
tanned an unc3ntes.pd divorce CO..
cree BE ssA tne isft iheir home
in Of,aVa. on LEAVING q note sas-
~ mat she vas willing So give ur
her home husband and ever thins
e'se 20 iifl il Detroit
A search ior 1er .n tts -ty was
1navnilinE ~ Glt f1 -cur' LAYER
ae roce.yed word ths' $40 htt been
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

as many thought they would be.
The South American wool market r.
para,yzcd by labor troubles and no
ueUHIte Information concerning the
Australian clip is available
ihe hos market has been ea4lng
orr rather rapidly OF late. and. ap.
parenfly the end IS not quite yet
The entire buying end % the trade
is playing FOR big break which
usnriy always makes an appear
auco or og about this dafp Eastern
markets arc lower fhan Chicago ard
tho shipping demand for eastern
points is hardly worth ~ ntionine
More han I've times as much cured
meat was exported during he rrt
week. in October as 1Iring the week
IT
.s-n ueat stocks. during September
was 7053s .0Ol pounds and the visi
bic supply of lard decreased II.
tltIEI-ll-I7= pounds =dhrihs The sar1ls
;sss5fili'
ina rscent Issue, The. chicago
PEepd ri. Gazette Published The fol
lowing live stock Statistics
cattle receipts In Chieaso, Kan
sas city. Omaha. ST. Louis, St Jo-
seph. Sioux CITY. ST Paul. Denver.
Fort Worth and Buffalo during the
Irbr~ nine months II the current
year were i0,19e,6bs gain OF g.
0G4154 over the same period last
year September receipts AZ the
rAme markets we're l.63s67S, or
49,. 702 more than IN 1918. The
nlnemonth hog run at the sams
,v.rt.ts agvrewafsd II An 9E7 or
s.t34.767 less than last year. Sep
tember receipts being only s90,a9s.
loss or 5f7.07s compared with the
same month last year. The nine
month run 81 sheep and lambs was
S.5t0.722. loss OF S5i,5lo compared
with 1916. September producing J.
s7s.6s4 or 2is.5se less than a year
ago. ~ Joseph. Sioux City and Fort
Worth were tho only markets re.
ccivinE more hogs than last year
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

ofhcial quota IL still 5000 900. as
Il has been from the outset This Is
the Official figure fixed b. the Fed
erai Reserve board OF the district
based on the banking resources Of
Detroit and Wayne county. Because
other sections Of the state and coun-
try are falling down is no reason
why Detroit should be asked 10 car
~ the burden. Mr.. Larned declared
OF course. Detroit will not stop a.
so. 900. zoo The executive commit
tee il hopeful that IL viii be the nrst
city in the country 10 oVersuoscrlbe
It's quota. as II was In the last cam
psign. And II IL reaches So. o00.-
900. those In charge Of the drive viii
consider that Detroit has made a
handsome showing The $50. 600. 900
goal wss fixed by outsiders aud has
never been oinc!slly recognized ey
the local executive committee,
The big money bag, Witch vas
started az Woodwardave. and the
Eight Mne-rd. when the campaign
began and cas- been moved down the
avenue BIZ easy stages 10 mark the
progress Of the drive. in due 20 reach
the city ball Saturday afternoon.
with formal ceremonies II will be
turned back 20 the executive commit
49, 81 The eeiie- and Srirr .zuzgrT
Larned will receive II with an sppro-
pirate speech.
Thia .cefenanny will .ske place
within hollow siaafe formed
fhe Dntrnii companies 81 the Aiehf
san state trocrs aud band In the
enclosure. besides the executive COM
mittee Of the campaign. viii be the
81. Andrews society, members Of the
Britishfanadisn recruiting mission
and the Polish Falcons, these ORGAN
izations signifylng the International
character Of the undertaking.. The
Black Watch band will b stationed
on the city hall balcony and viii
play The Star SpanGici banner
after the vagimen'gl band 81 the
Michigan state troops heF played
ICED Save the King"
A ro. OF honor has been placed IN
the Board OF Commerce and con
tains the names Of corporations that
have suhFerbod their full FIVE per
cent and individuals who have sub
scribed 10 per cent Of their incomes.
The list il rapidly growing.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Is Years After Separating
From Wife, Detroit Man Learns
Divorce Decree Was Faxed

close examination ~ fhr ror-
fraL is made Under poH f'l
FIafs tnn seal HHpearg t0 DO au gf
nary notary rubi~s stamp
TIE decree ia made opf on 80
ronery ~ mo superior C0ur' of
Hamilton COUNTY Ohio. Hamilton
county onriEis declare fhere never
vaF superior CONT la that com
r1rr''-
Tho iudge. ,,8-' rr-f orf
rev wf ast mft adc-- ffr frr
are no ryfr's.l lrr. fn fl
aa'f 1rr rls Thr
trg $3.50 lef rc g. LaLL4l- LA
w-s divorced o. Hfvar - BY fhe
OTTO auihor'fss A real fiy0rr. IL
ere only solution no me 'angle. a.
orrfvs cay.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

SIppoung that De- had been z
vorCed Is yearr ago Arthur -
Jones Detroit oDfic.au reeei re4 81
Severe shock. Thfffr WREN Pc
learned fhst fho decree flaf ere-
rated him and bic Hrsf vie Henri
eta is rams forgery
Both Jones ard h.s fr wi'r haze
remarked ard have rllfren -v fhe
second marriage a1fs frsf ir-
fimat.on of ffe afa tas few
weak aFo whr we
rruIr It rt had
erh ESQ fr SCI irFN
1r-u Percy So Ga pr r1t st.
forlet Jcuea lC1rfr. -ou fLe Gin
cinuam court ofHrIs' thrf fhf WON
an was correct The decree appsr
entity is . bonsfde instrument WITH
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Chicago Crisis
Is Desperate

CHICAGO. Oct 1e-Ch 8caEo's
fnel situation became desperate tc
day when freezing temperature com
bined wifh the coal famine
-a-sE1GEz- +esEs-ff-4------ 2
tiss With snow hurries pTedic' &C
A. The same lime hE coal dealers
declared TIE cisy vas rAaldlx-4-l.-
sislss.s a zsirtiiiiE3riE ira =
days ffiea-s4 ~ ftrkt1z - =
mlners had created a shortage ~
$50 900 tons here
Hospitals ard other public iasit
tutlons are 4n landto-rnouth
fuel program b was said
Various civic ruc business 0rran-
lysfions have urged federal officials
20 take prompt action.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

l ari01A cl1es In the east and
'dti- vest no said
Tvphor ~ Grave told the iufre
'haf he spent most ~ his money
-1rrE ag-~ f3- bis wife. Eliza.
zhua thsv lived together for four
peeks aae- their marriage He
cooked ai his own meals and took
care 0f f1o house during the hon
aFm0On. he declared Fred Dc Vale
the beF- man az Triphons nuDfia.s
testified i1 nc husband behaf
sIrs Frances Tubbs declared THAT
he- band beat her cu seve--l oc.
r1 orr She El- a decree
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
TWO KILLED IN
AUTO SAIASH-UP

CHN 500 Der IA woman and
uaG wer .ilet and tWo psn
.e man seriously ic.lrel to.a4
nrtH Pre- automobile p vtl.l tE
riding Ras struck by Il k
Island train
Te dead arc " El-a
Schroeder IS and Carr Nac-
49, n b. h.u- .a4
AG9ns BE- nt-r.l was 81 tat
Koch of Alberta Ala 49,. ras
Alsa Schroeder guest
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
rnAvrh TnE wAI1-U WV

ef-rufra fgF CirvNnud laart da1r
in.f5 p a. Barair D.. uers ln1vs
asflp >at p O. pro- Mac Inar f4'aud
'r.-rrrrf fsaNa h1rtabF sH -'rfI I
l.rr IL IL Ll ---l-----l---------f
tr.F .f s-su O.. tu f|nufrai s..Urh iH.
fIfutnf on erout especial trIpf 20
unrf.fIn and eastern summer faHorts
MAJ d. occurred from r. ~ Davis.
general passenger ascent 81 tho n a
= LAX Limos ~ a. tfa ~ aiC ticket
of1cf fff GfiaWoiI ~ ADJ.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Citizens League To Have chsi-
ienuera

Henry VI Leland, IS president OF
the Detroit Citizens league. has
written tho common council that HE
organization will have challenger
IT The election on NOV Ito prevent
abuses Of the right Of franchise "
The Citizeus' league is back Of the
proposal 10 revise the charter OF the
city of Detroit and 90 have q srNg.l
council made up OF nine members
elected AZ large
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct - PasGllle
1utfe Madison sQ btprh aeh
ba $500 worth of Liberty oar
bond .o3ay Four nauGve ior
Arar and the or FOUR Cog
.fat hc Told &l iHeQ Wnne
Wild received aS ,lbscrp -.ol.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
caps. strInaham rran,f.rr,d.

Capt. Joseph 3. strinsham. OF the
ordnance department. 4. 8. army
has been transferred 20 Rock Island
arsenal. Rock Island. Illinois Capt.
etrinshsm is member OF the De.
troit board cf education.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
Tie beard - ceuaty sap~ rvisors has
gFaafrd spring. 81. residents che

fhe heard - coUnty sorervisora hns
grnntrd sRFinEw ellis residents che
privilege ~ closing the North
beHIbofu-fi between ufr-a~r and
the south bearhoru-rd.. IN accord
Snce With = petit on submitted farf
week. The road VIII 80 closed tu
flfov harrr furd fV nlIic bis go. e-
tos nianf au fhs nIrrrrty nrw or-
rVnIea Nt iHf GOV Fare. NFNForf
nHe Egrrsf fu npsu rre tf
connertinu rhr Nltin .f1 auf 1th
Dee rhaFH-fa ef ffE Nr expense
and 90 pey for ttr maiufeuer rec.
The rcsdF and bridges rommlftFr' n
report faForinE the closing ~ che
road was unanimously adopted
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

Chcago "a preparing elaborate on
tcrt8inmcni for the annual conven-
lion tn bc hold In that city next
month Nv tho Illinois State Fedora
ton of Wumen's Clubs
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

Mn william J. Bryan has accept
cd an Invitation 10 deliver several
addresses In New York state In be-
half ~ the wnmar's yufirago amend
ment 20 DO voted ON next month
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

r~ith satisfactory results" az
admiralty statement announces
To-Day. al British machines re-
tgrnsd safety.
PETROCRAD. Oct. is~-Two Ger
man torpedo boats were sunk N me
Moon Bound mine fields YESTERDAY
an ocscial statsmtnt announced TO-
day.
LONDON. Oct. IA great Meet
~ GermAny's latest type war YES
sells. whose guns outrAnge both
those Of the Russian battle fleet ana
shore batteries, appeared today %
have trapped a score or more hus-
sian fahting vessels In the waters
just adjacent 20 the Gulf Of RigH.
flerIin claimed 20 have bottled up
theae vessels completely. Peirosraa
indicated a belief In The marine os-
pargmenf that there might set %
some escape.
Not only do the Germans now con
troll Oeeel and Dago Islands. but
they have apparently seized also
the island of Moon. thus occupying
Ali OF the barrier Islands a. the
mouth o. the Gulf Of Ria. From
these a. bsses. II was believed here
today Germany plans a powerful
naval campaign 20 bottle up ne en-
lire Russian feet IN the Gulf Of Pm
land or further than that, power
ful naval offensive against Nioorg'
neysl. cronsiadt and Pe,rogrsd ~
ueif such a naval offensive against
the Russian capital has been 30
nar,nE for months.
All Petrograd dispatches receiyee
hare have emphasized that the Ger
mar feet has COW Dyed but few
,roops. II ans. Presumably the IN.
vsdinK force on Oesel. Dago and
Moon vas OF sailors. Germany can
mot spare single man from any
battle front Tor the Russian cam
palgn and this was factor which
encouraged observers here 10 OBJ
fImism
Latest dispatches indicated The
German naval feet was composed
Of approximately so vessels--three
times a. great force as the Rus
shan defending squadron.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

prirtIng--fhe ri-fu nrnf hird--ftHt
h rtuht-T' me- Ios Depfs--Nsin fr11
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19
LIBERTY LOAN
HITS RECORD PACE

tc.-sIu.ss fr.~ res. oasl
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

.~isb Satisfactory results" ar
admiralty statement announces
To-Day. al British machines re-
tgrnsa safety.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

PETHOCRAD. Oct 1.-Two Ger
man torpedo boats were sunk N me
Moon Bound mine fields yesterday
an ocicial statsmtni announced 70
day
The Detroit times., 1917-10-19

trn meat stocks. during September
was 70513.00i pounds and the visi.
bic supply 81 lard decreased IL
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-19
CAR SkIDS INTO
POND, ONE BROWNS
Little Daughter of H c. Daniels Thrown
Under Ice in an Accident at
Cornish, N. H.

WINDSOR, Nov. 19.-The automobile
Of Henry G. Daniels Of Plainfield. y. H..
skidded off the road and into Blow NJ q
Down pond IN the town Of Cornish,
y. H., yesterday afternoon and Mr..
Daniels S daughter, Frances. nine, was
drowned.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniels and THEN three
children were returning home at the
time Of the accident. They met an
other Cur at point where the high
way skirts the edge of the pond ard
in turning out to pass the other ma
chine the car skiddcd down the en-
bankmcnt and landed III the water
al the occupants Went into the wa
ter, but Frances was thrown under thc
thin ice and before she could be OK.
treated she was drowned
The child was carried to the home
Of L. Ellis Beaman nearby and three
physicians from this town. about milo
distant. We're summoned and they
worked over her several hours with :
pulmotor, but We're unable to resuscitat,
her Mr.. Daniels IS a prominent farmer
Of Plainfield.