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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Thsu Charge Against WomAn-Mrs T.
y lHulH. arrested yesterday. charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
BAKER AGAINST
FIRING SQUAD
FOR DESERTERS
Alabama Camp Commander
Recommends Death Penalty

WASHINGTON Job y Recon-
endarun, hy MAJOR General Charlie.
Treat commanding the Thty.sey
nth national guSrd division that th,
death penalty he imposed 10 check de-
'r'ins and to bring soldier, 10 a real.
s1iion Of the gravity Of that o'ieu.r
have hccn dnaooroyrd by Secrclir
Baker General Treat based IBIS recon.
r-n'.'.0 ou lc number of dcs"r'Ion.
.-0m vi. rIwani composed almg,
1'.r', Yf Oh.u troop and stationed a'
Camp sheridan. Montgomery Alabama
I, wolid he uuwl.c az this time See
cary Baker held for the war depart
ricnt 10 formulate a definite policy bu'
he instructed the aduant gc0ral Ia
issue a bulletin to the army pointing
out the seriousness with which de,tr.
tions must he regarded in time Of war
The SECRETARY acted on am opinion hy
'hc iudge.adgocate general which he'll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Our government must have funds 'r
carry un" These funds can he ,airl,
drawn hw from two source, -iurfclsr.
production and increased saving Bu.
.ar War Ni,ua, Stamp every week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

with theft Of an oyttcoat from w. W.
Warren, In Tho Loe. Hucklns ho,sl, vas
placed on trlnl In municipal court today,
The chas will ba concluded tomorrow
niOfnlnH
Had stolen DfAss .-Cafouthers Clark
wnH nnod 40 and costs IN the municipal
Duufi today when tried on complaint
rhlrglng that hs had Htolsr hraHs IN his
possession Clark canteDded that q "tAll.
t.lm' man save him the brass 10 bring
io town fuf him
ssrVssnt Hubstsa Hf-ssrKsant William
lluh1ihn, u son Of Detective John Hubat-
lA. II M 40 The home N his parents with
pneumonia lle came 10 Oklahoma city
10 fow days hEo IN furlouEh from his
command ~ Camp Travis and wnH Htrlck-
ON short unio after WfiNlnH here,
McAlsttsr official Hsrs--A ~ Kin.
dflck, city engineer NJ hcAlestsr ivhers
today llo ACCOMPANIED the mayor 10 tho
new wllcrwnrks reservoir lnto this morn
Inc
False Flfe Alarm-A false fire alarm
wnH turned ln A. noon today nj broad.
way and West FIRST street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

With lettering around q gambling game
They viii bo tried IN tho municipal court
ihW afternoon.
orltor 10 Ne uloctsd-An executive
un'rr iUr 'lr linN RrOutH NJ Oklahoma
iItN viii be- elrUtpd ~ meeting NJ tho
executive committee NJ tho Organization
NhIrh viii hp held Ht The Hklr,u hotel
tomorrow M noon Tho Nev 7 4 pen.
Hh'ng m mentioned for the position of
'ArrullNr UtnCDI
Two Soldiers ~ CITY Jall=Ffgd Robin
SON ana ester REYNOLDS we're held AZ the
.llY lull last might nud this morning for
sergeant u e. illl NJ tamp Donlphnn
Ih" muu Htr alleged ~ hayo hoen absent
without lrnN" uum lhoIr respective com
WuudH
Delivery Boy Robbsd-'rho records NJ
the uullcu station rhgw thlt ono ~ the
delivery boys Of tho krult uruR company
WH held up 10y nu unknown white man
uHi ulHhi a small amount uf none,
which lhe bu, had IN his possession was
tnhou from him,
1heu Charge Against WomAn-Mls +.
y lHIlH. arrested loslorhuy chafgcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

iNa' tHur ItI ..ral.. lImu duIlcru..
lrWcru 0r.errIln from training imm
300 lm. country ul Iucru. 100 l"
f.nr. .. |H..|..r.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

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la taan Ferragis un oasiaaes
rrsnea kmon 81 kriinfiae sssui
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caiiet ga rsiaftes lu resu ferentli
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ID a9ent.nx "a tarallaa sAa NF
aat Nrs Eaaafi amsft
~ aaf Nr rsftiat Mantaemery
have moved hasa a. teasnenf he.se
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MoUkrmerr hss enaicFment
raqi Msran Was nieasaafls nnTgFa
"a Ffat4r nigai ~ a1osi srfurfV 81
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serssd anf a4rrirs sac faIoret aa
90 q 'lif bear
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terunen Toe aegfrnlfa erFe 40 CO.
lertsi 81 its frpaf arf iari1tes So
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

cnerwrsf ans Fses ci fLe san ~
tssrhell anaies. ma4f ai a. llnrc
nrsf sefiraftral saIer'.oelt safinl
ahaa fasf f1rrf "a NAFtcd fsftlr.nf
sal1s ia sara cemuaae rofara a. b.
rama s4lns nfnn8s eslns. rrnprfruN
stias lemsu skiua. apiis p~eia8a can.
taiuupe u1at prieto Tee<nss. %
rsals. bean fi-tuss and ssrEa tfa
lfaFrA rafe~ gfcauat - she1s
hanes. gca11f fttllH tehacrn. fruif
nonea. rsr T-hnse are ra..aananas.i
~ ferNinnr tes.e tarient
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21
How TO Buy II on the InsiaIInent Plan:

Co any Bark post eFr
whea axds lock i3r me mp wind3w where they
selling Wsr S1vinas Ssamp&
Pay sc the fhe ufrdow wil give you a u Cow
Thrift Ssmn ard q Ihui Card
Psse your Thrift Ssmp your Thrift Card.
When you ire ike S saoher IS buy anoher Thfh Sump
and pssr 3 ne eud
When ycu hvs psscd 81 these Thdit Samps your
Thrt C.d take hs card pgsiocs and give
The Ssysg Stamp xia,cOs.
Aso gye hin a.
The ~ia eve you v S S-su War Swings Stamp
lie al aso give you u S Var Ssgiags CsrasSaN.
Va Ssvngs C-rti-a poxstslzs folder Ehxh you
pssre % Oar Saw q scamp
Pss your Wa Ssvns Sanps War Ssytr Csr6case
T.kc GOOD - ~. woeh S4l3
o. auy 1873 me CsyeraGent buys fhy Var Ssvtngs
Cerrfcs from s. 90 Tor
Tnus ws savings Csraa has msd you pOht 81 sc
usrnp pasted % itr
fhs pro6, Ger crit iawrrss c0mpoarasd qusrscsv
k gao5 post asi yoa o. A.. Govern
menf-the ssssl goarsntee thc ~crld
Every snd ch0 ta h18r IT cnntry need
snoud save money sd euy Var Savings Stamps h.
sHsd
feu boy your second savings stump on s nsnnens
plan lsss o1uNht souf hng
Paste ssS0na Var Savings Stamp your War Savings Ger
usesr
Coounu q huy Savings Stamps IN s ~sy uns YOU have
Then you al h.ve eonpcIs Va Swin.s Cera6csw
o. J,ours 1923 re G5vsransni @il pay 500 Cor this
npless Nsr Saving, Csrusssir
Thus you have mscs croft si7 your savings csi.
u6ssp
ihf poht t4 per cent irfercsf -,1ndec sarcry
les. gooi rfo0 al stssd VOC ~ s. Govern
r'cn'-he sFofg - gnsfaat.e ine serd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

fas hnn aas4 tsr "a Aiiu,rEfs
ftsi are caaa~t BY sisogeered sto'
a.ach aad n1etive htsr s1ch a. sics
atatarhe. tonstipafioa. ecar siQnaf-
1fryp.s lnt,geE.ioc. fsEmseiatAon %
iapt paigliaisea % 10 heart es1sse
ID Gaeee Al fha oiumoft Aagust
rig~~r 10 reniis hmiite regsiAie~
aiFesflop ho1h 10 sicmaet sna lutns
tines. cifaas an4 swsetsaf ~ SO
uafh ant aiinanlary csnal sii1a
isisa ne iiser % secrsis - hlls sd
impafigaaa frcm fas hiool $40 ~
WuAam 9 CfNsf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21
ID X y II *
III A r | T

ne Orine frealws~f Or traaslnE
~ tae rfink ffar.i t11 10 usri STA
assirt Co., waisAsy beer OF ether a.
rch0llr stlnulanfs q Fou can 80 Eni
rssans rom orraf ynar maorf wh
80 .afsrHas
Orvine Ne secrci freshness az
rae ~ fcIealafy ifesItirrf
Coais envy tte9 hc1 kak 1l
hpski~l a. A Qunan. North IA
lArm fnafon Nt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

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fu'nsn hcass ffiaiif ffFnAaf
Hoa atlhs fFf refara~4
WEDNESDAY faem eeeAs Fsaf n
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cas- rteaiaF 80 70 As
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stt
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A.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

you DO moi wnh 70 buy War Ssving Ssmp instuen
plan expsned smpv 81 - the War Savings
Snmp wincow Of any bank posp1.e.
Var Swings Stamps 81 . during the monih February
Dorrg Marsh they wa cost 81 a.
Afxr Msrch ,hsy wiI 90 op more each month.
So you the you buy your stamps the money
thsm.
you should need your money any aks War Saw
Tres C~fuhcate any postDH1e
The pososs yoa back shu you pnd Tor n also per
cent isxrsN compounded qaarsery.
II cash snd chd living under the Stars ard Sups
wa snd 25 tnu Same h wi give he Govern
f~eahys million 4ih ~hah hep Gshnng boys
Il cash ard chds 81 and Var Ssvirex
SAM s all he Government fear hundred twelve aons s
Nheh hsp end the
Felos Cnzsns Egsy saHssr you &c ssnI mighty
poser n thn great
D. n
ID not spsna n N on Injuries.
Every garr-r ~sssd spent luxury ps Cermany..
Save sour sssrers ard esy " s fH
Every hunos ausrirr he Amsfictn shss
sac1 and pr e. ). Fps crush the arrogant uocrscy ths
lhsseas 80 shake ne -crid ) slavery.
% pa 81 III. you % today"
Save IS today.
Boy Thu4 Stamp wih a.
Pssre II Jour lhuh Csrd
Tnea 80 each dsy-Or evry other day
and Guy ohgr Ian't Ssmcs.
II sO1 e. post flss bank post
card 'Senc me one .S-csn Thrift Stamp { o d.
Afd ~ne your sad ssdress on The postcard
A15uss hs posirhfc % The Peat hcs
Nrt DAY your all bring you zs-cen Thrift Samp and
Tariff Card G. d.
Start buYipes Var Savings Sump today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21

fra.a ~ % "a pss cent % tas warias
rrs-iuciloa a casprr - a-sa 1nrlrx
4-m4i lnea IA to sicrtr,eai io.i1sfry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-21
The United States Treasury Department

The Stamps can be had at DRYsDALES STORE and
Of other stores and Offices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
CDRPORAR3N, WILL
RAISE WHEAT PRICE
Hoover Is Authorized To Organize
Government Owned Concern
To Operate In New York

WASHINGTON, June 24-[Associa.
ted Press - A giant government cor
pOratiOn is to control the price of wheat
from III" New York market, its puT.
pose bcing to raise the price as may
be desired by the administration to
meet the needs of the food adminiStra.
ton in seeing that the farmer gets a
fair price for his wheat. ,
Food Administrator Hoover today
made public an order of the President
which gives the food administration
the power to organize corporation
Which will have Il capital stock of $780,
600 held by the government. The cor.
porn tiOn will have a blanket authority
to increase the price of wheat, primar-
lily in the New York market and
through that channel in the other mar
kets so that it viii be above the pres.
ent guaranteed price. i7... asr
The reasons for the taking of this
course are believed to be, the higher
freight rates that now prevail and the
deadlock in congress over the bill to
increase the minimum wheat price,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
|HaWaiiail
Higher Tbsn { j.. !.
Those Or the.Coast

1~TNfs = ~ hNEtl =
i Officials of the Council EDUCATIONAL
Defense who, have TO do with the con
trolling of the hide and leather in.
dustry Of the country have notified
Delegate Kuhio that they have set
n maximum price on Hawaiian hides
that is higher than tue maximum price
set for Pacific Coast hides, ,5-:sH ~
The officials have asked the Delegate
to inaugurate in the Territory an cdu.
cational work that, viii bring. about
more Intelligent handling Of country
hides, thereby Il .making them more
valuable. The government must have
leather and elcather of the ,bost quality
and the Delegate was advised that the
initial work in the educational cam,
paign would be forthcoming in about
two weeks. =; VI. 4 ~, 10
D, The Delegate will take up. the cam
paign with the territorial officials when
be receives his R,st III true IONS from
Washington. ,,, 5! ~ ..... '.
The price fAcl 70 Hnwa i'm hides
is IA follows;
Honolulu packer hides, minimum
prices ex store San Francisco usual
quality and all conditions same as hore
toforr
Take of price May ] and May, june
and Iply, Take OF steers forty pounds
pP- thiHty.two cents. Steers under
forty pounds and cows all weights
twent y five cents 3, .-lGr.,
~ Honolulu, country, hides,k Maximum
prices ey, store Saa Francisco, usuaI
quality and all conditions same as
heret ofore..},4 q. 49,. %, g. = 49,
Hides thirty TO- fifty -pounds,. eight
cen and one half cents; hides over
fifty pounds. twenty cents. ID, -.
The price for Hawaiian hides is Vat
least three cents better than the maxi
mum price allowed for NIL Pacific
coast hides 49, o., ~,
g. j. Waller, of the Hawaii Meat
Company, says that the prices, arc fail
ard that Hawpii has been wen treated
in the matter, and has congratulated
the nelegate for his good work in this
matter. When the matter was called
to the attention Of the Delegate
Hawaii hides were being considered on
the same basis as Pacific Coast hides
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
WILL H[APFA68tS
ONHDN ENBLEAS
Slayonians In California Plan
Unique Celebration and Win 2.
E Show Their Spirit e|

San FRtNCIsCo, June 23-QM
cial) Burning fagots win be thrown
Upon n large eaigy Of the Pinssiau
Austrian double eagle on Friday, Jure
%, and the cfigy,. viii be burned to
ashes in front Of the rity hall; This
viii be doue - ccnnection with the
.eelcbrntion Of Kossovo Day. .,,
Two thousand czecho slovOEs. Gro.
atiaHs, Serbians and .Slovenes will unite
in the celebration of Kossovo Day. At
the close Of nm all day parade the cele
bratOrs viii gather at the city hall
where the efiigy viii be drawn up BY
two allegorical figures, ole represent
ing death and the other famine. Then
the fagots will be lighted, and each of
the two thousand paraders win throw
the blazing stick against the efigy
until il il buried iu n mount of blaz
ing fagots ( .ag.,S,.t. aalB .t,a ...,.
Jugo-Slavs throughout California are
planning 20 attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
GERMAN FLAME ATTACK R1PULJD
BY AMERICANS; ITAlltNs REGAIN
TRENCHES FROM TE TIN {, ,EMIES

WASHINGTON, Pros-
OF the and fumeso of the
in
to
the
the attack that Fac
of
a of quiet
to
for
by GOunc al
we're three
Of of
We're severely wounded.
Total
marines
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
oHAMBERLA1N's PAIN BALM.

touch of rheumatism, or a tSinge
of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is,
Chamberlain : Pain Balm drives away
the pain at once and cures the com
plant quickly. First application gives
relief. When bottle of It il kept In
the house the pain Of buTns and sealds
may be promptly relieved, cuts and
bruises quickly healed and swelling
promptly reduced. IP fact, efor lths
household Ms it Is iuS such an, emhFo.
cation ~ every family should be pro-
vided with. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith \ Co., Ltd, agents for
awuii.--Adlt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
REMNANT or FORCE
Is CUT OFF FROM
" SOURCE OF SUPPLY
Losses Already Number One Hundred and
Sixty Thotssni and Death Or Capture
Seems Fate Of Others

NJ EW YORK June "a Associated Prcssl--Wth the invaders
utterly routed the FIRST phase the entire Austrian Of
fnsiVe has ended in disaster enemy
10000 is estimated and these growing hourly for their
out suffering farther casualties and the loss OF thousands in
prisoners Is slight, j "a ....
Utterly defeated on The ave enemy is feeng dis
order attempting the Pave River thrown great
disorder the official report from Rome last night On Satur
t the offensive became than failure had grown into
defeat for the enemy who driven BACK everywhere although
points they had four strength
port which the Duke oando announced The Italian senate
CROWDED ON RIVER BANK i "
80 On the bank Of the Pav River beaten and in disorder van
seeking means to escape its orrena waters the
nan OF the Austrian of invasion last night Many ponoon
had been carried by the matters Of the flood swollen
and seemed impossible death surrender seemed the al
tentative On all sectors along the thirty three mile
OF which Invaders had gained oothod
they oe harassd for they off
munitions and food supplies. M Arrnsr INNS
HIGH COMMAND dIscALcULATEs H.. h, "A
Undoubtedly the Austrian command believed that the mo-
rae Ct the Italian would be shattered in the first terrific
augh but in this i was disappointed for it met reuvenated
army far different the forces pieces last fall army
that was full Of courage and fought CALAMITY. - ,.
In the night official dispatches Vienna
tion is practically admitted This statement said u
CRISIS is ADMITTED ...|
Broad stretches Of the plains Inundated by the heavy
which have been falling almost daily for the week This has
multiplied the burden and the volume Of that
rushing down the Pave River has made
bis oommunicate from bank bank for hours and
with the utmost difficulty have been able provide the fighters
WY" necessary A% %RaSai AZ Gva aT,s9
Dispatches from Italian headquarters said that CLARENCE
Young Of the American aviation squad compelled agh
behind the lines but his companions assured that he
uninured
POSSIBLE NEXT PHASE
Large numbers of the enemy reported have recently
been massing the north Of the front believed
that the phase of the offensive follow
peeted disaster which has the first phase will be directed against
that sector. a.. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25

''Ft proilnSe- Wta -t.,.,... 5,. l.
In a stater eht issued by the
Hate department. of the7United
States tits said that it is. dc
Iieyed that the Austrians cannot
hope for any relief until the next
harvest and, from all accounts.
the people cannot stand against
the famine and hold out until that
time"
King Charles Of Austria, at
army headquarters back Of the
Italian front is haraSsed by the
defeat his forces arc suffering UNI,
der his eyes and the threatening
aspect OF affairs at home. Yes
terday he was considering what
action he will take on the resigna-
tons OF the cabinet OF the king
lom OF Austria. Foreign minister
Won Seydler according to a Havas
despatch reaching Paris, arrived
at the Austrian army headquarte
ers and Immediately was given
an audience by King Charles. lie
presented his resignation and
those of the other members Of the
cabinet, After long conference
The king informed him that he
would consider the designations
and would reach his determine
ton today.
| Unofficial reports from Dutch
source said that Bulgaria had
sent a commission to Vienna to
negotiate with Austria for
change in relations with Germany
because of the dissatisfaction
which exists in Bulgaria with the
treaty with Rumania. These re-
ports still lack confirmation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
gL Lgl! AND
WITH PERSHING
Plans For Months To Come Are
decided, and EuII Agreement Is
% Reached AS TO Cooperation, OF
Forces OF Nations

=
PARIS, June "a ASSOCIATED
.Prsss) -44Premter,. ClsInenceau spent
yesterday at Am?rical headquarters
whore he he'd an important war con
ference With General Foch the sii-
prsme commander of the Allies,
General Pershine commander Of the
AInerif an expeditiohary forces ard
Clmmisi Toner Tardieu. -.
The conference was long and full
Of import for they discussed at
10 en-, pans for tconcarted action
between frame and the United
statps and both with Great Britain
for ihopths TO. 4 ONE.
TSliowing the meeting it was al
poahced that agreements had been
re ehed upon all points. 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
TROOP Movements,
REACHAIehSPEED
Two Hundred Thousand Depart
In Two Weeks Great Gun
Equipment Planned ,.

WASHINGTON, June .23--(ofisiaI)
More than 100000 American troops
have embarked from various points Of
departure in this country ip the past
two weeks II is ANNOUNCED by Gen.
7Peyton 6, March chief ,,of stan and
this movement is, more than twice as
rapid as was promised BY the war do.
paTtment when Il said that 4tfoohs
would move at the rate of 200, 700
monthly. rna,5a1S.,, ..., l.L d
American troops have done we'll in
all of theN battles in which they hate
participated, General March continued,
The Cantigny victory showed that the
training Of United States staff officers
has proved that our system would work
and work well under the strain Of
battle. ..,t. "a ..-qf.sls.. DO .h- A.lr,
The unified command of the ALLIES
Which was advocated by President
Wilson and pressed by him until it
was realized has proved the greatest
single military Accomplishment Of the
Allies. Ken. ...I.-. .s.,, .
. The house committee ON appropria-
tions has reported ,fayorably ! on the
Fortifications Bill which is the largest
ever presented BY any legislative body
in the world, providing for expendi-
lures of $5,424,O96, 224. OF this, $5s
003, 465, S45 is for mountain, field and
siege cannon and munitions. ~
The interallied conference approved
the program of General Pershing for
the United States to send many guns
ranging from ten to sixteen inches.
This the bill approved by the house
committee is designed to malSe possible,
There will he provided enough of1shch
artillery to equip an army of 3,000,-
600 men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
NORWAY FILMING COST
MORE THAN DOUBLE

CHRl"TIANIN June 2t-(ASSociut
ed press)-Aecording to the latest OFF
cial returns the cost of living in Nor.
way, calculated on statistics from -Sev.
enteen towns and cities, shows an in
crease since the war of 1877 percent, as
compared with ninety two percent in
Sweden aud sixty siI percent in Den
mark. Prices are stiIl rising, but more
slowly than for some time pa.t, u.
cOrding to the official statement,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
100000 DEADWElGHT
TONS BUILT IN MAY

NEW YORK, June CHARLES M.
Sehwab told the American Iron and
Steel Institute that this Nation built
and put into commission in May 100000
lightweight tons of shipping and dur.
ing last week let contracts for $3.50, =
100000 work of shipping. About 700,
O0O, men are now employed on ships or
Darts of shiuS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-25
|ElIIIIA SEeGsb "
SENDS OUT 5. 0. S.
One Might Sail Right Up the Wal.
llkp River and Capture City
Army and Navy Appealed "a
For Protection ~

Gen. y. p. Blocks6m has received an
urgent cali for helps, from the Island
of Hawaii and has been asked TO de.
spatch a battery Of artillery to defend
Hilo from the foe, in a Communication
from George II. sRidars,, president of
the Hilo Board OF Trade II iaaun.
derst00d that an hppeak OF; the same
kind has beenlrushed forward to Adj
mirala r. NJ. Doyle, commandant at
Pearl Harbor. -, ~; ~, D. -
sHilodis entirely unattended and at
the mercy of tho, enemyat There il
smiling right up the Wailuku River
any time they reach the mouth, and
fnya wbndering German raider can
lombard the town Or landlimarines and
take possession Of the; whole port any
time II gets near enough. y y
No periscopes have bsen sighted nor
have any German raiders beenS seen
near Hilo in the past week, IL news re.
ports. may. be, trusted, hut the sub
marines have got dangerously near the
Virginian coast in the Atlantic. and in
the emergency Hilo has been left ut.
terly defenseless. The departure Of the
national guard from the Big Island has
left the port at the mercy, so the an
nopncement reads, Of any wandering
Hun raider, surface or. indersea, that
might wish to make an attack. This
isn't all, for 1t is also reported that
there is hardly asrifle left In the, town.
All that the town has left IN The
crisis Is the trusty six-shooter of the
sheriff and another one Detective
George Richardson han., ,r..,.. .