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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-20

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-20
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Sunday, June 23d
Sunday, June 23d

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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-20

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teHas, Crepe du Chine.
Also a beautiful display of
Washable Materials.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-06-20

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
AIR FLEETS MAKE
IMPORTANT RAIDS
Eastern England, Paris and Lux
ennburg Visited BY AWators
and Much Damage Done

NEW YORK, Apr! l2-I Associated
Prcss)-Air raids we're undertake en- by
the Germans last night against Paps
and England, The raid op Englap1
was. principally against eastern const
points hut one or two machines sue
ceeded in breaking through the air de
Tense aud penetrating int" the interior
No reports on casualties resulting from
this raid had been reported up to an
early hour this morning.
he air raid on Paris was conducted
were inflicted, was not so serious as
age and considerable loss in casualties
have been other rrceut air raids. Cas-
ualtics thus far reported from the
French capital were eleven killed and
fifty injured.
The raid is reported ms rephls"d.
British. awiatots dropped a ton cf
bombs on, the railroad station at l.uN
emburg, making successful raid ard
reported much damage done.
Eight enemy planes were shot down
yesterday on the battlefront and seven
of the British flyers were reported
missing as a rcs,J: of the day s battles
in air.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
DEFINITE PLAN FOR
IRISH HOME RULE"
TOLD PARLIAMENT
Report Of IRISH Conven-
ton Says Agreement With
Obstetrics Not Possible But
Asks For: Immediate
Legislation,

ONDON April 49, ASSOCIATED Plans for Home Rule
II Ireland presented parliament in majority
from the Irish convention The report says that no agree
reached great majority faVors the plan which
presented minority report denies any agreement on any OF the
fundamental principles considered -. ... .... ~
The report Irish Home Rule convention was yesterday
by Chairman Punke of the convention which has been
vainy seeking base agreement for long and weary months
In writing to the premier the chairman said: ,.
FOUNDATION DETERMINED UPON
1--WE failed agree upon scheme for sell government
laid the foundation agreement unprecedented
in the long and bitter history Of the controversy
~ possible the objections OF the Ulster
any practical and othew acceptable plan but majority
~ the aboe have agreed that this plan which we arc submit
ting should be immediately, enacted into law"
t.:. ~ PLAN FOR GOVERNMENT GIVEN
The plan offered provides for Irish parliament which IS SIM
liar the British parliament but which in no wise dmnshes the
power the British parliament dealing with the affairs OF Ire
land with the affairs Of the OF the empire lhc
Irish parliament would have full for internal legislation and
10 direct taxation guarantees the Unionss forty percent rep
proposed parliament and also gives extra repre-
Ulster efforts to conciate the Obstetrics
MINORITY REPORT OFFERS NOTHING
In minority report which also submitted the Obstetrics
denied agreement had been reached OF the fun
damentals said Natonaists had demanded form OF
Home Rule which was of anything the of CLAIMS
that had prev ously been advanced ip Ireland ,1 -
DILLON ASSA1LS MAN POWER ACT
Speaking against Man Power Act John Dillon, Irish Ma
told that he has understood
that many military machine and tanks have lett
the battle front in France for Ireland
Dillon made strong plea against what he called the govern
mens guone methods of handling consumption for Ireland
which has been brought by Premier Lloyd George
Home Rule and to hand Ill
hand
The government today conceded consider the
manpower b which aims secure more soldiers at once F
tombng out the industries and applying seIectv co"rp'o"
rodlV
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SHIPS WILL BUILD
~ >. :. ~ pas $40.
MlIU / j faster i: / t i NOW
Preliminary. and Slowest Stage
Has Been Passed

CHICAGO. April l2-(QhiciaD-Fo"r
million tons of shipping during the
year 1918 may be the output obtained
bv the United States. SO the Chamber
of Commerce or the United States, now
in annual session here. was told by {.
]. Baldwin, au eminent shipping author,
ity, in an address which he delivered
to that body today.
The preliminary and sIowCst stage OF
the building, the making of the fahr,
Gated steel, has been passed. he sail.
and the stage Of speedy construction
has been reached with the certainty of
fulfilling all expectatipps in l0l0.,,
Another speaker noted the great in
Iustrial Tqee Dat j. y SrogrHe;ss HS,
tween thet sbipyards of the Atlantic
and the Pacific Coasts ms to which eau
urn out ships faster. Employees Of DIFF
cercut yards have wagercd $4,000 o."
The result. J.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SYSTEM OF SPYING
Is UNEARTHED
OFFICERS ASSERT
Former Member Of Crew Of Lelp.
> sic Made Daily Reports To
German Vice Consul In Mexico
Of Ship Departures

MARTINEZ, California, April Ia
ASSOCIATED Press)--Detaiis Of a. sys
tematis espionage IN the United states
and the sending Of Information to the
enemy by way Of German consular Off
Gals in Mexico has been unearthed
they claim, by federal officials and sub
stantiated by the arrest which they
made here last night,
Walter Peters Is. the name givpu by
the. man taken into custody. lie wa
a. member Of the crew. Of Lcipsic and
ginims to have escaped after the Falk
land, hattie and made his way to thi.
country, ...,.
Officials claim that they have uhcov
ered a very complete system of espion
age carried on by Peters. , They assert
hat he has been daily making reports
20 a certain German vice consul in Mex
leo relatiye to American war activities
and telling of the departure of vessels
together with their intended destiua
ions. Presumably. this information has
been speedily forwarded. TO Berlin.
Peters is TO be interned Immediately
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
AMERICAN FORCES
WITH FRENtH
REPEL ATTACKS
Bravery Of United States SOl-
diers Praised-Tak Prisoners
and Act Like Seasoned Veter
ans In Engagement

PARIS, April ia ASSOCIATED Press)
American and, French troops, fight,
ing together and side by side yesterday
repelled n strong German attack upon
Apromont. Forest. e.t The Americans
fought like seasoned veterans, the re.
port said, and took many prisoners.
Admiration Of the manner In which the
Allies from over the sea conducted
themselves is TO be read in every line
of the dispatches. The French morale
is greatly Strengthened by the presence
of these American reinfOrcements.
The official communique issued by
the war Office last night said that in
heavy assanItS the Germans succeeded
N penetrating lanyard although in
dashing counter the French Iater 81"
ceeded in recovering the western Sc.
ton Of the town.
Several previous German attacks had
failed disastrously.
Heavy artillery firing, extending
through Thursday night and into YES
to-day was reported from Montdidier.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SENATOR BRQUSSARD
ANSWERS LAST CALL

NEW IBERIA, Louisiana, April -
y Associated Press TN ited States
Senator Robert f. Broussard died at s
home here yesterday.
Senator Broussard had performed dis,
tinguishrd services for his state aud
for the country. He was one of the
leaders in the agitation which finally
broke up the Louisiana state Lottery
He was member of the house Of rep
rcsentutives from 1897 to 1918, being
elected to the senate in 1912 for the
term from 1915 to 1921.
Seuator Broussard performed valiant
campaign services for his party as web
and was valuable campaigner in the
French communities. of Maine and other
states bordering on eastern CnnadF
where his knowledge of French Pntols
made him always a popular speaker.
He was in his Rfth fourth year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SIBERIA RADICALS. .
BREAK WITH JAPAN
Radical Element Issues ProcIa-
nation Declaring that State
of War Exists

TOXIC. April l2-CSpecial to Nippu
Jiji)-A state Of war now exists bot " cen
he Bolsheviki fuction in Siberia and
Japan The radical element in Via;
livOstOk has issued proclamation an,
bouncing that Siberia is now at war
With Japan.
Toxic newspapers are wildly excitI
I'll, aud j number Of the leading diplo,
mats have asked that japan take imi
Mediate action at the. Siberian port.
The situation in Siberia at present is
regarded critical and Japanese and
British marines are doing their best
10 protect the interests Of foreigners.
Japan canUot declare war on RUSSIA,
as the BoIsbeviki have not been rec
lgnizrd. The Japanese declare that
the same conditions prevail in Sibe-
ria as in Mexico when Villa cTOssed
the border and killed number OF
American soldiers
The leading newspapers of Toxic
are urging that Japan take immediate
action. a. il Will not be necessary tQ
declare war on Russia when prot ect.
ing thr interests of japanese in the
NladiVostUk district.
Continued reports come from the 81.
berian port that The Radicals are
taking every means 10 bring about
trouble between the various races 10
FVladivOstok. There is no stable gov.
eminent and it il the consensus OF
opinion in Toxic that the Allies must
do something TO clear the atmosphere
in the Far Fast.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
ALLIED. PRISONERS,
MEET BARBAR|SM
Committee Reports On Atroci-
ties Perpetrated Upon Bri-
fish and French

LONDON, April l3--( Associated
Press l-Atrocious treatment of Brit
ish prisoners by the Germans is told
by the special committee which has
been named by the government to in
vcstigate and report the treatment
which is being accorded to British pris
OnrrS.
In the report which was rendered BY
tn committee today unhcard Of cruel
ties pcrpetratcd by the Germans arc
told The captured men are being prac
tirrlIv enslaved and subjected to ,oqI.
little short Of absolute starvation
They are forced to work by their cap
tors night under the SunfiEe Of British
guns and in this way many, Of them
are hilled or frigbtfully MANNED.
Many instances are given to show
they hav" been beaten and kicked b.!
those who are placed in charge owe
them. They have been unprovidel
with suitable clothing even in the bit
trrr~t weather Of the wiDter and Of
trn have been lcft WITHOUT shelter.
Numbers have been ruthlessly shO'
down and still other large number
have died from hunger and lack
HOHI l~nHSul' hIllel " u CohDIHh'''
IT starN alton and ovCrWOrk in thell
WrnkrUcd condition.
Their mail is umdeliVered. they ar
kept from hearing from their friends
subjected TO many other barbarOu
prurtisrS in contrast to the treatmen
Of German prisoners hv the Allies
French prisoners are subjected tC
similar treatment the report says.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
C0AS7W|SE VESSELS
RELIEVE RAILROADS
Big Tonnage VII Be Operated By
Government Today

WASHINGTON, April H. (OfHciaIl
Sixty three vessels of an average ton.
mage Of 5000 tons will he taken ov"v
by the government TOMORROW and 0ry
GRATED bN MrAdoo III arr0r,lanee with
the proclamation of the president yes.
terdaH for th" taking over Of several
Atlanta Coast shipping rOmpanies.
MrAIoo Is to baye the operation Of
these lives Of coastwise shipping in
connection with his control OF the, rail
road" for the purpose Of the action
taken 10y the President il to relieve
traffic congestion. Many of the steam,
ers ar" passenger CARRYING and, If pee
rssary, can he used for the movement
Of troops fro" southern rantOpmcnts ia
points Of departure for FRANCE as well
as for nee 'sHary freight space
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
LANSING REPLIES TO y
PROTESTS Of Dutch
Course In Taking Vessels Will
Result In Benefit

WASlIINGTON, April - .-(ASsn' iat
81 Press Secretary Of Stote Lansinr
Yesterday m,nI" hubble the text of tn
reply Of the United States to the pro
tests Of holland relative to the com,
Wandering Of tn" Dutch shipping
which was taken over by the United
StptPS.
In his reply to the Netherlands the
e"cretnrv devotr% hIr,seIf chiefly to tn"
demonstration Of thr fact that the act
vas one Of neresS ty and in no way was
any injustice done to the owners of the
vessels or to the Dutch government. On
-" contrary. he shows, the results tha'
will come from the course pursued by
h" Init"d States will be Of real benefit
to both the government of Netherlands
and to the owners of the vessels.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
Hundred thousand
Liberty Loan
Meetings Are Held
Rural Schools Are Turned Over
To Sneakers Nation Over and
Rousing Times Come TO the
Country Districts

.. WASHINGTON, April l@-(OfBriaD
Liberty Loan subscriptions are be
Iieved to bave already tOta'ed half a
billion dollars although official reports
are behind and do not show such figures
as yet. Subscriptions are certainly
coming in more rapidly than for tho
same stage of either Of the previous
loans
The message of the third Liberty
Loan-its meaning, purposes, and opera,
tiOns-is to be carried to rural residents
Of the United States through approx,
mately 100000 ~hoolhouse meetin gs.
1t will be the first time in history that
all rural schOolhOuses will have been
given over on the same night to ma
tional government meeting.
A letter sent by Secretary McAdoo I'd
all rural school directors nj the Nation,
asking them to cooperate with their
local Liberty Loan organization ip ar,
ranging Liberty LOan rallies for that
night has produced Good of favorable
responses. Not a single school official
has declined to assist in making the
plan q success.
Local Committees to Cooperate
Local Liberty Loan committees Will
cooperate with the school officials in
arranging tlR meetings. Speakers who
understand 4lt of the details concern,
ing the loan campaign will be provided,
SehooIhouse bells will he rung, bOnGres
will be lighted in schoOlhouse yards, pa;
'triotic songs will be sung, and other de-
vices used to. enHven the meetings. Exr
.planatOry literature will be distributed,
and the hope of the committees is that
the meetings will result in a Thorough
understanding Of the vital features of
the loan by all who attend.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
PARIS B()NBARDINENT
CONTINUES N NGAt
For First Time Long Range Shelf
ina Does Not End With Sunset

PARIS. April l3-(Associ9ted Press
For the Grst time since Paris waS
heucJ from long range 1t was sub
,ectcd to II. shclling after sunset LAST
vcninx. Heretofore the bombar dment
las ceased With the setting Of the sue
nut last night shells continued to faG
nd one struck somewhere near the
ity-
Daring yesterday two were killed and
'weIle were injured by the long rangt
,heus in the Paris district. One Sheu
truck bow ling alley and killed ma"
md boy woundipg nine,
Official rrrort Of the casualties at
the founding asylum in Rue DE IL
Creghe on Thu TBG9y Plarf them Al
.hrec kirled and eleven wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
PROOFS OF UNITED
1 STATES POURING IN

WASHINGTON. April (OfirinD
United States Troops are now fowinl,
more rapidly and steadily into the Brit
sh and French lines. where they at
mce engage in battling with the Ger,
mans, whose losses are nearing the limit
Vt endurance. ID. a. ..i.
Expert observers regard the Flanders
ituation as now being, we'll in hand
vhcrc the most severe fighting has been
"ecently. r..
The Germans have also tested the
iuality of the American troops in tn"
FOUL sector where a German attack was
'aused to collapse after three days ar.
illery and infantry rehearsal by the
'nemN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
AMERICAN CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON, April 12--(Associat,
ed Press -Fifty-one casualties were
noted in tOday's list given ont by the
var department. OF these five were
fiEed in action, three died of wounds,
two of accidents and six of disease.
-Four we're severely wounded and TWEEN
ty slightly. Three lieutenants are re.
ported missing.
Among the casualties Capt. Woodrow
Woodbridge, a cousin of the President
is reported slightly wounded.
1t is thought the casualty list does
not include those of the main battle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
CASE
IS NEARING AN END

SAN FRANCISCO, April - CA>so
"inted Press) AFTER daily sessions for
weeks past the end of the Hindu Revolt
Conspiracy ease is at last IN sight. Yes
rrdnv the prosecution rested its "u-r
N rrhuttal.
After recess until Tuesday to give
counsel opportunity to prepare final ar
qunonts, these will be begun in the
federal courts on Tuesday. IT will not
be long aftcryard when the judge win
make his charge and the verdict will b."
in the hands of the jury. The summing
up will not be lengthy, it is expected,
as would be warranted by the long
period Of the trial.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
S0G0L0GST FALLS
FROM HIGH liIiGGIH:t IDEALS
College Professor, and Author Is
Arrested Under Mann Act

CHICAGO, April Ia (AssOciato'l
Press)--Dr. William Isaac Thomas, a
member of the official family of Chi
cago University and an authority on
sociology and associate editor of the
American Journal OF. Sociology, author
of "Sex and Society" and Source
Book for Social Origins, as we'll a.
other books and articles, was yeseter
lay taken iuto custody by federal Of
frials on charges of having violated
the provisions Of the Mann Act.
The woman in the ease is said to be
wife of Texan who is now with
he American expeditiouary force un-
der, General Pershing.
The arrest of DIR. Thomas has created
profound sensation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
MORE kuD OIL DER MEN ,rs
NEEDED FOR OFFICERS

KANSAS CITY, April 1s--tAssOci,
atsd Press More training camps e"G
older mep for officers was advocated
hy General Wood in speech here
yesterday.
Of older ben foF officers msn Of "
mature age, between thifty'hre and
forty years. =,
ia also said the army would need
forty thousand more officers For The
subsequent drafts that must be expect
sl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
GOETAALS IS GIVEN
ADDITIONAL DUTIES

WASHINGTON, April l2-(Assoei"'
ted Press)-New aud fyrther ,dutr'
have been ASST gped to Maj. Gen. George
W. Goethals. He WAS today named as
assistant chief Of staf in addition to
being assistant 70 the Re" rctarN OF war
where he had charge Of-the purchasing
iepa rtmeut for the army. He is now
thu Director of purchases, storage and
supplies and his new apppintm"nt 60
ortiinates the duties Of director of pur,
chascS with those Of surveyor general
Of supplies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
ARMY IL, w OFFICER TAKEN "
ON ESPIONAGE CHARGE

DEMING, New Mexico, April u
(Assoriated Press)-MaJ. John Blrker'
who for thirty years has been con.
nected with United States forces, was
yesterday arrested on charges OF Nlolat'
Ing the espionage law. He was "a
tive of Germany but most OF his ire
had been spent in this country a"t the
hest part of it in the army.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
CoLpS CAUSE HELpGCHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo 0uININE re,
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure cold Up one day, The signs
ture Of f. W, GROVE Is on each box
Manufactured ~ the TARIS MIDI
CHM CO., S. louis, U. s a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
BARS OF ALL HOTELS
MAY SOON BE CLOSED

SAN FRANCISCO, April -. (Aaao
ciated Press)-Au hotel bars IN the
United States and Canada may soon he
closed An announcement made by TUE
executive council of the American ITO
tel Association, now meeting here,
forecasts this action.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SAFE CONDUCT F9R SWISS
GRAIN SHIPS IS COMING

WASHINGTON, AWlI l3-.TE AsFF3
ated Press Hons sukH, the SWISS
minister TO- the, UNITED States, yssttef
day predicted that o. an eaJly gate 2
guarantee will he seeHred for the sste
conduct Of ships carrying gram TOR
switzerland. The grain will go TO
Cctte and from thence to Switzerland
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
SUBMARINE APPEARS
OFF COAST ST Of AFRICA

WASH NGTON, April u - Assor'st
81 Prcss) News has been received
here that a German submarine of the
argest sea gpipg types shelled the w'ro
ass and cable station at MonroV'a
Liberia. on the west coast OF Africa
n April 10. Scores of shells were
rsed in the bomhardmeptt,
After firing many rounds tn" SuPm"'
inc disappeared. chasing o steamer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
PATROL SHIP ASHORE

WASHINGTON, April l2-(Associp
tea Press Announcement is made
that "It"d States naval patrol boat
has been driven ashore in a storm 10
Tome ""l"rs. 40 lives were lost and
the N'so' . certain to be rcflOated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT GOES
TO RED CROSS HOSPITAL

PhRIS. April l2-(Assoriated Press)
. ra"t Archie Roosevelt, who was
Won. del last month, has been trans.
( re / from a field hospital to the Red
Cross hospital base here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16

ONDON, April 3(AsSociated Press-The mightest battle
IL OF the continues rage undmnhed violence along
line Northern France and Southern Flanders with
legions making gains point that important
hut being held crucial section OF the blazing front Utterly
of the the lives of their the German high
rand drive his forward the saugh
reached proportions that make comparison the rcd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
GERMAN GAINS ENLARGED

While the Germans have gained none of the dominant posi-
despite their continuous assaults they have enlarged then
the salient thrust northwest towards Baeu from the
OF Armcnteres, forcing the British line at this
sharp running distance southeast Bail
Icu and resting Armenteres and ayente The
opening made the British position FIVE miles wide and
this ndenburg pouring fresh troops and
ing number of guns. tl,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-04-16
DEFINITE CRISIS REACHED

Colonel Maurice the British Eye Witness describing this sit
uaion. says that it is mot pleasant.
definite crisis has been reached and the situation
pleasant The enemy has driven the tip OF his Armentere
wedge forward until it Baieul railroad for
leading the Wytschaee and the Messine fronts lie
advancing Hazenbrouck also important railroad
However the Germans have gained OF the
positions and the British strenuous resisting
further advances"