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wHOKOLUU?: STAB-BULLETIN, - MONDAY, APRHriV 1917c
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An Uitder-M IVoitderland
is the marine garden at Haleiwa. Clearly and comfort
ably seen from the twin-engine, glass bottom boat '-Santa
Catalina," at Haleiwa Hotel Everyone v enthusiastic
who sees it Also bathing, boating, golf and; tennis.
'OAHtTS FAVORITE RESORT r
HALEIWA HOTEL
Oriental. Silk ..Goods
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XXcut Complete Line of Chinese Goods
At : . ;.. , -TOKO
INN CO.;
Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio Store
1152 Nuuann fit, near Pauahi
We Have a Nice Line of
New and 'Attractive
HAND BAGS
Prices Very Reasonable
We make hand bags to
order.'- - v"": : -
Fort Street
Opp. Catholic. Church
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Japanese Bazaar
The -.tootlisomo-n at i v evdalntie's1
which'' would' delight jur mam- ' V
land visitors " so much are nUyv.:
given in" Teuable' recipes' by etl--'
knoVn-HonoWuomeh and p?0- :.
,'sented in excellent form in'the. - :
Honolulu Gook Book
- V ' TVrce 50c
At the office -of the
HCNOLtJLU; STAR-BipjiETIN
125Merchant : Street
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miLA- - l, J')'l CHICAGO 1 J
arid Summer Line of
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Shoes ff6rt Men'
Boots
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DR. "JACK" PEDEN, BACK
FROM GERMANY, EXPECTS
! THE ALLIES TO WIN
(Continued from page one)
would IneTlubir come -if the war
dragged out Ions enough," because the
men are being killed off and there 8 re
none to work the farms, the factories,
the mills.
The exploit of the submarine cargo
carrier DeutscMand In making the
first return voyage to the United
States, he said, was heralded through
out "the 'emplrt," as a wonderful feat.
It was wideir aarenisea inrougnom
the empire that the Deotschland
would make continuous trips In Gov
ernment service and that it would car
ry maiL The advertisements told of
the " new postal regulations necessary
for 'communication with the United
States,' which Included tn extra stamp
costfrcg1 ' tw v marks.
Show fKetit up at Berlin
In ' Berlin,-, when Dr. Peden lert,
cafes and puhllc places remained 6pen
untU midnight.' but tn the smaller
cities they were closed at 10 'o'clock.
This was to' conserve light, food and
erery other resource. " The theaters
of Berlin -were maintaining ' regular
schedules of performances; but it was
his Impression 'that the social life of
the; capital 1 and elsewhere ' was 4 but a
mask to keep np'appearances-a' mask
under whicb the people were chilled
at - the blight of war and wondering
fearfully when it would end Its toll
of .'human life and Its exaction' of pri
vatloit In Berlin one does not-notice
so much the absence " of men, but In
the smaller towns they are r virtually
bereft kf ' all males" except the very
young lads and . the grandfathers.' ' In
Lei ic and 1 lamburg women were
performing all ' the heavy work done
byimeni '-: '' ': ' .h ' - "'" i
Resigned tjThbught of. U. S.War:
Thert Dij Pefleii left Germany 'in.
janharj..rtne f geieral; " impression
seemed to be that a LrehV ' with, 'Othci
United, Stales waV" IrievItabW.-The
peegneral)y-the masses were
xeslgiied t(r;tirj3on the; score that1 the
United State's could : accofiiplishJno
more against them'than she' wsival
reatlydolng In thtf way of'tni-nlshlng
food and' mimitloRs for the Allies. The
German' newspapers;- he said. . had
drilled the people, in the thought that
the United states wafc the enemy of
Germanjv : -'-v ; .,-,. ;-' '
Dr. Peden came, away from CopW
hagen 'on the Fredertk VllI, '. which
bore' fcack ! to Germany on the - f etum
voyage, the - entourage of Ambassador
von Bernstorff. Orf.the teturn Voyage
Dr; Peden ! got a glimpse of s6me'of
Admiral:-' Jelllfce" fleet:1 Vas" Stopped
Land searched by a' British' cruiser and
jslghted 4 tnumbcr b.f "floating' mines
which resembled nh'e J buoys .'.fti'Jhe
Delaw axe-rle r and werei not Hov be 1
fiteXUnUI the vessel 'was iigtit qtop
jof them 't 'He brought 'wUh'hlhf a Hum
ber rf pictures of scenes iri the'Nauni
ur ho&i)5tMra4.CTsqwterfwas well
as toeat and'suar tieketn'. v'4- -t--
KNIGHTS OF ROSE CHOI
HOLD EASTER SERVICES
' ; Tmpressrva cremonif s were on
ducted yesterday morning at the Mis
sion Memorial by the Knights of the
Rose' Croix and attended by "Masons pi
that rankand other ranks, a InrltaJ
tlon haying been extended to- alLMa
s6ns; "The Relighting of the "UghYs
was observed, an annual rite of the
order which is performe4 on. Easter
Sunday. . : :v ' ' - -
The attendance rat ' the Rose Crotx I
ceremonies .was 'large; 'numbers of
aray'-IBTficera " being conspicuous : by
thjeirUnlftfrms: The program was a
ii)ea4tlful on and splendidly rendered.
Luis Terraza, Jr., . formerly one of
the largest Jand owners in the world,
who ' wajS;- driven ' from' feis1" home in
Mexico bv the : bandi't ;Vllla, dropped
dead iai' A-grodry' store in Los An
:gelca;l js'.;rir::.i;-ti :f-
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
VESSELS; IN- PACIF1 C ASKED i -TO
REPORT SUSPICIOUS CRAFT
AoclatHl Prw by Commerrltl Cable.
. HAN FRANCISCO. CaU April 9. Vfs
now at ea OB the raclflc.have
tren intrieted to report by wlilM
quickly as possible any suspicious
happcnlnc. and particularly anything
that resembles a submarine.
CUBA HANDS. GERMAN
MINISTER HIS PASSPORTS
Associated Press "by Commercial Cable,
v t HAVANA, Cuba. April The former
German minister to Cuba and bis party
probably will leave this country for
Spain AprillT.- H waairiven his pass
im rts. by the' Cuban government yes
terday. .. c .
RAIOER PROVES BRITISHER.
V-.-. . ... .
ABcociated Pres by Commercial CabU.
- BOSTON. MaMw-April 9. Dpatche
received bythfr authorities of the Boa
ton navy yard yesterday dispelled the
fear that a German raider waa loose
on the American oaat, Humora heard
here-Saturday decUred that a anspH
clour vessel had been sighted ort the
Nantncket shoals llRhtahlp and caned
iom alarm. Thia-was allayed yester
day, when thena-val-v authorities an
nounced that - the.'vsnpposed German
raider was ..a. PrIUah vessel... i. .
FORMER TEUTON CONSUL
: 1 ARRESTED IN MANILA
Afwocla ted Press- by Commercial Cable,
o MANILA. : P. ,1, April 9. -The local
authorities --.yesterday acted - swiftly
when they arrested Herr Andrey. for
merly German1- Tlce-consul ' and aeslst
ant to former Consul Zeitelmann now
In the United , Statea v
w: it was tmuttinced that the arrest was
made s a,precautlonary. measure . anA
to prevent the fonner German official
fim rtiv'Wftrlt-istlrrln(r up an in-
r surrection 'ajfatmrt- the .American gxrw
ernment t by. the ripinoa.-. , , .
BILLIONS OF '.AMERICANS i t
.. v.;;- MONEY TO aHELP allies
Awoci(i ted Prewr by. Commercial Cable.
r.sWASHlNGTOK D. April S. Amer
ica's -resources -are to be 'thrown onen
freely to the ko vera ments of thtKnr
tente Allies,' ccordlnr to the decision
teacheLnnre ythe administration and
mnimMil.'Uit ;.latrt. -r - . !s
Oowed to borrow freely- in tne -ypuea
Statea,-buf ' theyare to oe . aiiowea 10
draw upon thla;coantTy -to "the extent
of two bUHorrsof- dollar as a minimum
on non-interest' bearing bonds. .;- : -There
la a;prospect that, the Allied
trovernments- will eTentnally be loaned
the huir totalor. f ir billions at dol
lar by the United States jtccordingr
to. the officlaJUB.onouncemenl3i. t . :
KQOYER TP KEAOBUREAUL v !
FOR .CONSERVATION Or. fOWB
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Anaoeiated Pres by Commeretat Cable;
AVASHl.VGTOr. IX April Prof
Jtinir by the-experience of the other
countries :t. war. . the Unlted ; Statea Is
Kolar to. take-steps In time to conserve
the food supply of the -nation In-order
tha there may be no inequality. Of dis
tribution and no waht. and at the same
time that; there will be a surplus wtth
which to meet the requlremesta in part
oT-.4he. Kn tenter Powers , w
. At an orfminlrlfvn; COUndl! belQ
yeterda-f tef i!6on ft : was i decided to
iSnd
C: Hoover, who qrl thaX past two :yrs
V( b'n.lRrchAet, tb dlstrlDuuon
nit. reile.i f' . ir-iTf"-xTriivii...-
Nrtrlhrntyr ' e- ar"tbeXtrforfn eonv
sInsat7ona?S
, QN-iVf ESTjf MA
Apiocrat press b
NY P, LANES LQST.f
br Commercial Cable.
premacy In the air fo flmVyjeMab.llsB0d jfct
as the srreat air battle wMah baife.PTi
4raifiip .the?, pans for.;ifhe tabllRhl
mettt Af.a fotri epmm'Lssljuito be main-1
talTd lander Hae direction f -Herbert!
Tajrina; for several days, prdgrfssas lor Mfrse ;raDway" by t
wsrd a victorious close. ' i l- VAl4,pVe domestic loan
nnth Hides Tiave lost severely, accord
lnff to the despatches received here last
Tiiffht,- more-than- one hundred machines
of all sorts havins: ben downed on both
sides since the battle commenced.
But though the British have lost
lieavlly ;the German losses .have been
still more severe aa is evidenced by
the- fact that the ..Entente "aviator
squadrons have- penetrated-to a dis
tance of more than -fifty, miles In the
rear of the present German lines, and
have succeeded fri bombing: the ammu
nition and supply depots of the, Teu
.'tons. ' - -v .. .
WhUe the' strugrffle for control of the
air has been rolftK on the British army
operating aJff 'the Bapaume-Cambrla
road has Ueea,captinufnst its' hammer
innof the retxeatinar German forces.
and - last nijcrtt' the official despatches
told of addltlcmai gains that have been
made in that -district by the Allies, and
the strengthening of, the British posl -
tions 'by- these 'pains.- : . ..
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PERFECT HEALTH; , . -
H0WGAINED7
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By DR., U W BOWERS -
v TJie late S.V'e!r Mitchell, M. D., in
his book entitled "Wear and Tear'
Uas ell s.ir.V "T1 '. insure ' rerfact
health, every- tissue, bone, nerve", ten
dorl or muscle .honl d ; take ' f rpitt the
blood: ceruiat'materials and return to"
it certain otHers.! i . . . . This process
in perfect health is a: system of mu-
tual assurance, and is probably essen-
tlallto "a condition of entire vigor of
both mind and body."-' '
r Mah is fa 'mfllloriaire 'many times
over' In the possession' of blood' cells.
Woman' Is not quite so rich,- for scien
tists' have proved that the ' normal
number of red ' blood cells in adult
men is five million; in women four
and ; one-half million to the square
millimeter....' . .'.
The normal cell is hot . absolutely
round in health DUt to disease be
comes extremely: irregular in shape.
Every one can be in perfect health and
rcR6e83 tho millions of ; rich red "blood
corpuscles. . it he only knows bow to
go about it. PTiOPierce of the Surgi
cal Institute. Baffalol N. Y! advises
everyf man and Vrorran ;to verify tthe 1
blood by observing ' nature's, la ws. In ,
me iirsi place, ,:h yqur uigenuvu
faulty and the, lood you, eat is not
properly assimilated and taken up by
the blood, you need a tonic and diges
tive corrector something that will in
crease tlie : red blood corpuscles ; h e
believes in going about this in nature's
own way. Years ago. - in his active
practise, Dr.. Pierce found that an al
terative extract of certain nerDs and
roots .'prut ' up without alcohol, or in
tablet form, would put the liver, lungs
and 'heart into, niore complete action.
This medecine he called , Dr." Pierce's
Golden Medical DLicovery. By pro
moting ;assimiratWn -it nourishes the
blood and instead of the ill-shaped
corpuscles1 the person's blood, takes on
a rich red kcjlor and., the corpuscles
are more nearly round. Adv. -
Static- electricity produced by the
foathers'rif a dnstef .mrd i( cloan in
ranJesceui lanii has been known io
br.Ak their filaments.
JUMP. IN ; PRICE -OF. SUGAR
CAUSES RUN ON DENVER STORES
AssoHsted Press by Commercial Cable.
DEXVEH. Colo,; April The sudden
advance of the price of surar was re
sponsible for a ;run on the grocery
stores of this city Saturday. ' .
SHORTAGE IN FROZEN MEAT.
AoHted Prens jhv Commercial Cable.
WAS H I XGTONer IX C April 9 -There
has been a drop of more than one
hand red million tpourtds vt f rosen and
cured meats., as compared with the
stock on hand ' last year. This is the
sensational featare of a report issued
by the department C agriculture.
KAISER WILHELM SEES
HANDWRITING ON WALL
Associated Pressi hv Commercial Cable.
AMSTERDAM. Holland. April The
kaiser has piven orders, to his imperial
chancellor, von Bthmanntliollwes;. to
submit nroposals for reforms in the
Prussian' elector? system to? the Prus
sian diet, these-; proposed reforms to
become operative; as soon as peace time
conditions have-, been restored through
out Germany. I. . .- .
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NO LABOR DISPUTES TILL
WAR OVER,: PEACE DECLARED
Associated Press bv Commercial Cable.
WASHINGTON. D. C April S.Labor
of the United States is solidly back, of
the president In: the war with German
autocracy. Such is the s;lst of the reso
lution passed byt the executive commit
tee . of the American . Federation, of
Labor in outlining the program of lab
or in the present crisis. There will
be .no strikes during the war. nor will
there be any disputes with capital
which labor ca,n avoid until peaca. Is
declared., -,Vy ;.;;j,- J 4.,: .,
TjOO MUCH TALK. IN DUMA..:';;;
EMBARRASSING GOVERNMENT
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Associated 'Press by Commercial. Cable.
rETROGHAD. Russia. April Over-zeal-
for the cause' and rights of the
working people by their delegates In
the Duma, threatens .toembarrass the
government in meeting the needs of
the. army. The Duma delegates In their
effort to-. -protect.; the .rights v ot ' the
working people are imposing needless
discussions upon the4 - leaders - In their
attempt to meet ad supply -the - de
mands of: the Tlghtiajj men on i he-battle
fiojiU ..i:,,;.
CUBA SEIZES GERMAN SHIPS?
- AFTER DECLARATION OF WAR
Associated Press by Commercial Cablf.
HAVANA. Cuba, April 8. Formal
war against Germany was yesterday
declared by the Cuban congress in ac
cordance .with-the request made, upon
kthe Cuban' lawmakers- on .Friday by
President -Menocal. - -
v Action upon the resolution declaring
the- existence i of a state of, war' was
taken In the Cuban senate yesterday
morning, the vote in favor of the reso-r
lution being' unanimous.. v
"Last night acting under authority-of
the- action of Congress. President
MeWocal slgned-an order1 directing the
Cuian i naval - authorities to seize-the
four-German- steamers -.wMchhave .been
lying .' In the Havana harbor since
'August of '194. Where they had taken
reuce from thft.i-in tente i cm tserst if
. These, are the Bavaria, of 24? .ton;i
the Adelheld, of- t76T tons; the Kydo-.f
nla. "of riitz ton.: nfl:.xthe uuvant w
' CAUSES tSTRl FE" I N CH
tsclivtedPresa, hfr dommetcial Cailei
PEKINQt ChJaaL 'April Si-t-NegottB-
tlonsfOT a pr6oBed domestic loan. pX.
$10O.upi0 gold : secured unorr' the
government-owned 'railways -of ' China5,
have created a irreat, stir -in political
iscies. aad are -widely .denounced oyj
niiiv! fnFnpHA naners as an attemDt on
Vie iparr'oy; Japan to-get control Of Chi-
Dy ; xaning-f upr ina -prw
While the Chinese cabinet has ap
proved Ahe proposed loan, it is quite
iallkely that it will be ratified by par
liament which has taken a firm stand
ncrainst the nroiect on the trround that
it would be a little less tharra sale of
th government railways to Japan.
The minister of communications has
been called repeatedly before 'parlia
ment' and heckled vigorously concern
ing; the n,ronosed internal ioam News
papers in the various Insportant com
mercial centers of China ay the-suggestion
Is ridiculous . .that 1 art 'InternAl
loan of such size can be raised In the
i enubllc
The reputed purpose of the loan Is
to" fedeem Tall way? obligations which
ans.fallingrdae. to complete, extensions
of .line" now. 4n- existence, to develop
Iron works and; iron - mines.' to I build
sleeper 'factories- and, car factories, to
extend the telegraph and ' telephones
i.aervlce - a
terprlses.
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service and. to. develop navigation en-
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DAMAGE SlllT THIS WEEK V
- GETS PLAINTIFF $1009.55
The damage suil case of Elizabeth
Lewis, plaintiff vs. Deborah Kamano
WaZTTCjefendajiC . for about' 110,000,
y hich had tee n Jn Judge Kerap's couri.
roost ,rf the 'week, was decided in fa-.
jier';ofv the 'plaintiff Saturday. She
was allowed $1099.50 damagesv Mo-
tlon for: a new trial vras filed by the
defendant. r
French experiments have indicated
that sugar i-as a decidedly restraining J
effect when , added to photograpliic ,
developing .solutions. . . .v
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