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Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

KNITTERS AND CROCHETTERS WANTED
FxDerienced on hand made Sacques, BOOtees.
Sweaters. etc. Steady emeloyment Send sample
of YOUR work. Knit Goods" 80 South 10th Street
Philadelphia. o-zo-zt
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

FOR SALE-Dwelli0e IF seven rooms. electric
light and water; on Montgomery Street. South
Milford. Del. Address T. 5. Watson. Milford; Del
aware. 5-l1n
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

WANTED-Teacher for Oak Grove District No.
9s. Address. H. Hesselberg. clerk. R. D. No. l.
Milford. Del. 6-28-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

Get it at Heusted's.
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

WANTED Chickens and Eggs. Will pay high
est cash price for Chickens and Eggs. Want all
kind of country produce. Joseph E. Warren.
South Milford. 1-28H
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

FOR SALE-A Cox Can Capper that mas not been
used One upright 12-horse power steam engine,
one 5-horse power gasoline engine. one IL horse
mower gasoline engine; these have been used, but
are in good condition; also new buggies. ). q:
Ennis Glendale, Del July 5-tt
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

IN HOT WEATHER-We need ventilation.
Don't YOU know your pillows need it also? Send
25 cents for set of pillow ventillstOrs. Positive
Service Box 3l2, Camden, N. j. 7-5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

WILL SELL CHEAP three Gamers. sizes 4 by s.
by z by 10. in fine order. C. H. Caldwell,
Route 4. Bridgeville Del. 7-5-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

FOR SALE-10O.0OO Early Summer and Late
Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants. now ready for setting.
B. F. B. WoOdall, Milford. 6-1itf
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

1s FOOT LAUNCH. 8 H. P. Engine nearly new.
cheap. Hynson, 10 North Walnut Street. Milford,
Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

FOR SALE-5OOOO prize-head late Flat Dutch
Cabbage Plants. S. P. Griffith. Phone 9S-12, Lin
coin, Del. 6-21-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

Dear Sir, or Madam:
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

SPECIAL bargains in the following implements.
all new l Clark Double Cutaway Harrow 5000.
three Pilot South Bend) Sulky Plows. special
prices. Pierce & Carmean. 3-22u
Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05

FOR SALE-Seed Buckwheat, also Cowpeas at
81. IS per bushel. VIM. W. Hendricks, Lake View
Mills 7.5-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
DEMAND FOR HOMES
CROWS INSISTENT
Many Inquiries Received by the
Local Agents and Supply
Is Small.

Added interest in real estate invest
ments, both by homesteaders and for
investment, has become manifest sud
denly since the holidays have passed,
and many inquiries are coming into
all of the large agencies for property
of various kinds in Honolulu, especial
ly residence property. Both the Trent
Trust Company and the WaterhouseI
Company have many such inquiries. So
have the Island Investment Company
and James F. Morgan. The Hawaiian
Trust Company has number of
"wants'' in connection with business
property, particularly near the water
front.
Altogether it looks, according to the
real estate men of the city, as thought
there was an awakening to the desir-
ability of Honolulu property as invest
ment which will result in a steady
growth of the city. At present there
IDS lack of moderate priced homes for
sale or to rent and the demand is grow
ing with every month. With the great
increase of the army here there will be
another demand by the officers for
homes at a reasonable rental, but NO
development is under way to supply
this probable demand.
One of the leading real estate owners
of Los Angeles, j. @. II. Wins, who is
visiting in Honolulu, is much surprised
at the vacant property right in the
heart of the city which is lying idle
while there is such demand for houses
at reasonable rental. Such a neglect
of opportunities in this line, no thinks
could not happen in any Coast city
ESPECIALLY in Los Angeles, where the
demand for homes is always active and
the building operations keep pace with
L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
COLLECT FINE FROM
DEAD SEA CAPTAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, December 25.-
Special Deputy Custom Collector Will
liam b. Hamilton was notified yester-
day that the secretary of the treasury
had mitigated to 5000 the fine of 5000
imposed upon Captain j.. w. Saunders
of the steamship Korea because 795
tins of smoking opium had been SNUG
gled in on his vessel The secretary
says. Gin view of the facts and the
facility with which merchandise of
this character may be concealed upon
the person of members of the crew or
hidden in various places on board the
vessel, the department is of the opinion
that the penalty was incurred without
wilful negligence or intent to defraud. -
Saunders died since the fine was i'm
posed and the 5000 will have to be col
lected from his estate.
This system of fines was imposed
under very old statute when captains
of vessels were pretty generally the
owners of the craft they navigated.
Collector OF the Port Stratton stated
yesterday:
1.-THE collector of customs is also in
receipt of advice that when masters
refuse to pay the fines imposed upon
them for carrying opium on their yes
sells he is to refuse clearance papers
for vessels when Differed by such mas
tiers who have been so fined. The rul
ing win compel the transpacifc lines
to pay the fines imposed upon theil
ships or to secure new masters fol
them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
FREED OF MURDER,
GOMING TO HONOLULU

Accompanied by bis brotherin-law e
widow, who appeared prominently in
his trial at ogden, Utah, for the
murder Of Ned Hanks, IA band master,
last August, Horny southworth is OK
peeted here in the near future, South.
worth was found not guilty Of the
charge OF murder BY . jury on peeem
heT 20. Az the claim Of Insanity bad
been made by iho defense the district
attorney proposed ~ inquire into the
state 0f anuthWorih > mind.
a dlspatfh npm ogden states thar
ihis may haYp FASTENED hanthnoTih .
dfpanuff fur liHWall lle leaves the
aife, ahear fflfpdahlp fpf nanha
eansrl ihf ifagrdY, hHi bic ia chill
fffp aFa iu ihr eats NJ an unela "A
famiHElan. Utah
ns aIll leln faiansa .H ihf ialanar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
FEDERAL COURT
SHOWS EARNINGS
Amount Is $3.50 Ahead OF Last
Year and Court Held on
263 Days.

Total earrings for the United States
at federal court in Honolulu during the
past year were s5635, a gain Of $3.50
over the same period a year ago as
shown in tie accounts of Clerk A. +.
Murphy. The clerks accounts were
approved by action of Judge Clemens
yesterday morning.
These earnings are fees received
for the regular routine work of the
clerks Office such as administering
oaths, recording papers, etc, all such
acts being done for certain fees which
are placed to the credit of the earning
power of the office, and are known as
earnings against the United States.
1t is a complicated system which is
in operation in the clerks offices of all
federal courts, funds collected as fees
being reported in one account, and fines
in court being reported in several diff
ferent accounts according to the kind
of case on trial.
From fines and costs in purely local
matters, such as a case of assault on
the high seas, the court received $4sl
during the period stated, and this
amount, with the $5635 already men
toned, makes a considerable showing
for the work done here.
Then from opium cases there has been
received $2569 in fines and costs. AL
this money is turned over to the To-
cal collector of customs, and not to
the treasury of the United States as
is the other money.
Fines and costs which are incurred
in cases brought for violations of the
postal laws are turned over to the To-
cal post office, under the law. The
same is true of fines and costs imposed
for violations of the internal revenue
laws, the money in this case going to
the local office of the internal revenue
department.
In making up the total of 1850 from
opium convictions, the case of Norman
B. Smith with fines and costs amounting
to $4,000 provided nearly all of this
sum of generous proportions WHICH has
gone to swell the Golfers of Collector OF
Customs Stackable.
During the past year the court IL
Honolulu has held sessions on 263 of the
365 calendar days of the year, and eacf
month the number of days of sessions
has been nearly the same during thu
whole twelvemonth
in January there were twenty-fou
days of court, February twenty three
March eighteen, April twenty-five, Ma,
twenty-six, June twenty-four, Jul
twenty, August twenty.one, Septembe
eighteen, October twenty-one, Novem
Der twenty four, and December twenty
two
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many Honolulu People Know the In
portance Of Healthy Kidneys.

The kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day.
Wen kidneys remove impurities.
Sick kidneys allow impurities 10
multiply
No kidney III should be neglected.
There 10 grave danger In delay.
II you have baekaehe or urinary
troubles,
N you are nervous, dizzy or worn out,
Begin treating your kidneys at oneej
Use proven kidney remedy,
None endorsed like DQan b baekaehe
Kidney pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Proved By home testimony
JAMES q H. Armstrong huuunu
valley Honolulu. Hnwah, says -
nas 3 sufferer from kidney tf0abls f0I
three gfaa hnd nmu p hhchafho kld
noy Pile eamplutf'y cured nae have
hEd ~ feiufa aitaeh " ihe romplaipl
dunng ihf past fsar fHa consequently
eaunei leeommena fhiF Ffmfdy 90,
hlHhlY
naaHs nsslaahp kianpy fllh ~
fs'A ~ ~ fiassHf aHd HafNhffpff
N ~ ffnis ~ naf faif na8N hQ
I'd $40 NJ HHNei M fHHH N pna
ID lls nN'N.isf NlaR ~ NHHelaIH
nha'atH effrlf fm ~ hsHa'itH y.
asf
ls iffrfnH nffasssaist
leiiHff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
GROUP PREvRNTEp.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is 20
only 3 certain cure Tor Group, hut !
Eill prevent the attack When freel
gigfn as s0on ~ ihe nTfi symptoms aI
pear la mnny ihOnsaads ~ lnmfa }
y Kept Consistently ~ hana fftdY a.
Iaflhnf nan af aaag - ,ke eFoupy eoug
y heard Thfff n ~ Danger ~ RlF|il
u ~ yoaf children 81 " foufHiaa y
DilHm Il nfheF Iniadana anhliaafe N
tgfiti ~ ukahl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
Agreement with The Plantation

''heftlon $50, paragraph 4, relating
10 rnfh freeholda provides that tie
feeholder shall not assign OF fnblai,
eondlilonaly of otherwise, BIZ lnferosi
~ any past thereof under the freehold
agreement
fhafilen $40, paragraph 3 TeiailaR
a. nFli " purchase leases provides
ihai ihf lfHfao ahsll nel ssalFn Ne
fsli lHiffeHi unaef iha fald laaaf 81
anf par thereof
hH fhf arpNealIsn fof haih ne
ssi firrlei1f aHa rsAl ~ Wffhate
iHfH8 ilf apHafani p fegaiffa FL
HHfaf fHH f ~ H4F|fiaE fal iha faIf
laaa fals'l 80 ~ apa ~ saa bsasa'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
LABOR LEADER ARRESTED.

MUscATINE, Iowa, January s-EmI
NETT Flood, organizer OF the AmeieaI
Federation Of Labor, IL being held here
charged with being implicated u
throwing acid bombs In the button fae
tories.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05

ahalha6 ID
la Masads l8 Msfa6no. "a al..nH
N W haluaukAlahu 90 Wm NJ t.to
nnui Observation-Disclosures
iuikau and vi 20 Lcihioha Ainm
tWl tsts.44s.s.4s u
isfikau and vi d. KaHeihaklhi twl ID
liawnh Land 60, ltd, by 60 shef
10 l. l. MeCandlesa ...... ahor ID
Trent Trust 60. fAd % Robert VI
Foster and VI ..4a.44.... ID
Trent Trust 90, TIA, IT. TO Mrs Ani.
% i Boyer ....t......4.tt...44 ID
liilo Kaihe (k) to Napoleon X Pu.
kui INSTRUMENTATION. ID
Kaimuki Land Co, Ltd 10 Charlotte
ID / Stecrc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
First Am Saws s Tr Co Of II, Ltd
to w w Chamberlain, Tr..... d
First Am Saws & TT Co OF IL, Ltd
to James l. Holt ,........,... Rel
<alua (w) TO Lizzie X Keih. 49,. D
Western & Hawn Invsmt Co, Ltd
to Zillah Bischof and hsb.... Rel
Zillah Bischof and hsb TO II Water
house TT Co, Ltd, TT ..,..s. M
Est of Isaac Tesla, by Exors to Po'
haiku Ohulenui ................. ID
Est of Isaac Tesla, by Exors to
Mrs. Puaala Williams ......-.. d
Entered Of Record December 30, 1911.
Watanabe Sahei to Araki Meiji G M
William II johnson to Leland S
CONFESS ..........,,.... A
X Tarao to Sinio ....,,.,C M
II Kinoshita to S Hata .........,.B $
A Ku (k) to X Kauhi, ct all. D
j X Kapuniai to ASaka -.,.. L
Helen c Boyd and hsb to Western
20 a.
Henry ST J Nahaolelua and VT, by
Atty, ct al to Lum Ching. ... D
| Wong Aloiau and VT to G H Fair
child ................... ID
Geo II Fairchild and VT to Rose
Aloiau neutrality-suspicious.. ID
Rose A Kong and hsb to Wong
Oahu College, by Trs to Emelie
Waldeyer ........... Rel
Kamoha'i (k) to Dick K Diamond. D
John Kaiminaauao to J w Kainoa
! (k), ct al .................... ID
Cecil Brown, Tr to Alexander Trip D
| Douglas II Lockwood to Fanny H
| Lockwood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Caroline A Medelros and hsb to All
Oahu College, by Trs to Arthur
/
Entered of Record January 2, 1912.
Thomas Forbes and VT to Elvira
M r. Smith. Observation-Disclosures. M
Jose Dias to Antonio D De Souza,
Jr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
John Andrade to Antonio D De
Souza, Jr d
William K Koki, ct al, by Gdn to
Gdn of Annie t K Parker, .. L
Ching Sau Yee to Manuel M Cal
hau .......,........,
Haw'n Com'cl & Sug Co to Island
Investment Co .... L
Choy All Moon to Won Hamm
Young Co, Ltd .............C M
] P K Paukealani to William Hen
~ ...--...........-... u
John S Kapela and VT to Paauilo
Agrctl Co, Ltd .............. D
Bento de Abreu and VT to Paauilo
Agrctl Co, Ltd ............. D
Moke Ehu to Kamala Naehu. .... D
j E Sheahan to James w Young. D
Peter Corney and VT to Joseph c
Corney and VT ...........D A
NJ Murakami to Shoichl Murakami D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-01-05
ADMINISTRATIONS HOMESTEAD
POLICY OUTLINED IN A BRIEF
Not immediate Revenue From Public Lands,
But Home Owning Citizens, Is
What Is Wanted

y = 8 = y 3 8 = = = 3 = = y
Nowhere do we find Il
stated to be the policy or theory
Of the government by means Of
its homesteading policy TO de-
rive forthwith anything like
their real value from the dis
posal Of these lands TO settlers.
Gas an immediate financial
proposition there can be no ques-
tion but that the government
would profit more by leasing the
land. But provided it can secure
home owning citizens, II prefers
for obvious reasons to do so. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-15
l8eoinaunaen bieier Nboanflrna

8eoinellneen oieier @boanflnag 81
per6anoeln.
Nad BEN 0ea6ri6ten1 sic wdh-
reno Der leeten Gage aus Fefi1t0
falnerL iiberroi6t oies ni6t. Die
repolutionGre 8elpegung i6eint iid
lin bie gtGbe Ser Souptltaot bin5lt.
}ieben, lpie oie @eiebung Ser 8obn
5tpiiden Yefing nno Der See Ourd)
sic fremoen Iruppen ~erfenner
ldBt, uno an cine energii6e Inf
noDme oes Samples BON Soften Del
faiierli9en 9ortei tit ni6t 81 0et-
fen, ga oos @elo feblt. 8om @us-
(olloe lit nnter Ben obpoltenoen
gerbdltnilien nidts 5u erparten, DC
ole Regiernng in Befittg feline &C.
niigenoe Siderbeit geben fam uno
oie Wiitglieoer 0es foiierli6en Salt
ies boben feline 2ult ibr germ0.
Jen elmer 5o6e 5u opfern, oerell
grfolg 8iueifel6aft lit. Die Ser
)dltniiie miiiien eben gan5 eigen=
tiimli6e iein uno allen, bie ni6i
butter oie auliiien idal1en, iin>
Ole gan5en 8organge faum perItano-
(i6. Ser iiberidneae grfolg oel
replblifaniiden gemegung, oil
Mottber3igfeit uno Sdmade oes
pofes urlb Sic @oltung gran cd;
aai, Dos aaes eiebt uns &dtiel
altf bie onideineno nidt einmol
lriinolide &enner Der dinsIii6en
Serbdltniiie loien fontell. Gem
oas, mas bieie &enner bisber publ
}iert babens eiebt oieie 2oiang nieJt
guon G9i aoi tritt iebt oni6ei
mem nod mebr in oen 8orocr-
gruno oIs hisber. @r lit Der Wann,
Der Chino tatfddlid ben Srif-
oen giebt uno es lit ourdous. mid,
ummoglid, ia, es tit ioear mabr-
ldeinlid1 baB er an Die optic
ser republifaniiden 8eeiernng tre-
ten miro. Or. Sun got Gen, Der
fiir5li6 0ermablte" Braiioent, bol
6ereits erfldrt, er lei miaens 5l
riid8utreten. Or. Gen lit aud
idmerIid ser 0fo1n, Die &egierune
oes Gieienrei1s inter ben obpalten-
Sen i9ipierigen @erbaltnilien al
leitet. 9a5u gebort Dor allem einf
ariinolide Grfabrung uno Die belibt
Or. Gen nidt. 0fit Der einfader
Nadafferei amerifanii6er uno eng
liIder Ginri1tungen tit es aber nid)l
nptous
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-15
Jrbr. u. ). @Olt iiber Maroffo nno
Siirfcmfrennbidaft.

5il drummer 49 Der .Wode" be-
banoelt @elleralfelomaridaa 5rci-
Derr b. 3. @olb Die Srage, Of ous
9tbfommell nit 6ranfreid iiber Wta-
roffo ni1t 0eutihlanos Sreuno
idaft init Ser 9iirfei einen per
bangnispolten StoB perlest babe.
Or ielblt pare, erflart ct offen,
niemols auf oieIe 6rageiteluns per-
faaen. uSie lit Elm rein beimatli=
Dies @eludds, Der iebt a~bgetancn,
porldneIlen 8ernrteilung unIercr
ollspartigen Bolitif burb einen
groBen Sell Der oeuti6en Breiie ent
iproIien. @eil mir Mfaroffo DEM
pormiegelloen GinflriB bes benah9
borten Sronfreid iiberlaiIen baben,
ioIlen mir Dos III ben lebtcn orei
Sabr3e5nten mii6epoa mtfgebaute
8erb1ltnis 5illu 0ttomaniiden Heidl
ielbit 5eritort babem. Nas piirbe
mol Shirt gisnlord SIT elmer fol-
den S6luBfolgerung gefagt baben2
@ober ioa Die 8erpflibtung
GeutlhIauos fonlnleil, Ser 9iirfei
balber fir Die ltnabbdngigfeit Wo.
roffos ciit3utreten, fiir Die bielt
ielbit iid init Slig uno @edt ME
bemiibt bat"
Ser genralfclSmoridam fiibrt
oonn bes naberen aus, oaB troB
Der @emeinianlfeit oes Sslams 5wi-
ihen Ser SIrfei ltno Wtaroffo nur
cine te6t lodere politiidc gerbiu-
hung beitebt. Dian bat audi anl
@olOenen Sorn fir oas S6eriien
reid friiber ber5lid lpeuig Sltereiie
gebabt. @abreno nlciiler tiirfilden
9ienlt8eit babe id fallln oapon re
ben boren, tpo bod Die 8~org1ilge
IN glrabien, I'M Suoon, i'll 8criien,
ielbit in 9[fgbaniltan lino Snoien
nit piel Snterelie pcrfolgt muroen.
0iemals lit Moroffo Dem tiirfilden
&eid in Sen pieIen ariegcn, Die 20
81 fiibren bate, i%rgenolpie beige
iprungen, uno es lit oeS9ol6 maGr.
lid niht 81 perite6eut lpie ploB-
lid beioe Gambler iid oltrd) ein 10
enges 9ano perfltiipft fiiblcn ioli-
ten, boB Dos @crloiicn oes eiueh
ou6 oen @ru6 Der 6rciltoidoft nit
Dem o1oern beoeuten ioae. ga tage
bic Nerhf[idtund Gna[on0S 1lif1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-15
@iloer Madtritt zines Mabdens.

lin Die 2eute por einem furdtba-
rem 8alobronoe in BEN Gatsfias
gu tuarnen, rift elm iunees Mdo6en
UNI Mitternadt binaus unb rettete
gielen oos 2eben. SIR unterneb-
men NOR groBartig; aud gr. Sings
Nen DISCOVERY bat idon 8ielen 0es
2eben gerettet afs Mittel Bel 2un
e~enleioen <ften llno grfl1ltungelt,
uno fat babel S6minoiu6t ODER
Gneumonia ab9efpenoet. ugs bat
mid bon einem i6limmen SuiteF
uno BON 9lingenfranfbeit furiert1
idreibt 90. 81. Batterion, @eling-
ton, Seras. vnadoem bier ous met
ner Samilie an Sdpinoiudt seitor=
ben paren, id aber 81 Bfuno an
gemiht altnabm." Nidts lit 10 iider
fir Sals- uno 2lineenfranfbeiten.
Hreis SOC uno 81. 8robeflai6e fret.
@arantiert Bel aGen 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-15

g6ube beioer boA bieI- ndber. Mon
oergiBt meiit, BOB nidt Die Cir
feL %ionoern Gn9lallO, nod 3nbl
ser ii9 gum Sslam bcfemtenoea
ginlnobner sic grobte mobamme-
oanii6c Modt Ser 8elt lit. 8enn
nlan BON @n9lallo perlonete, oab
es fir Die Sntegritat Deg beorob-
ten Moroffo batte eiiltreten ioaen,
10 ipiirbe bies %ilnltcrbin in notiif-
li6. %gegc6enen gerbdItniiicn eineE
@runo baben. g%uglonb fat obcr
i9on 1904 Sronfreid freie Soto
nj Mornffo gemdbrt, oGne oaB oes-
6aIb cine @erl6lcdterullg ieinc5
Berboltniiies 3llr Siirfei 5u ipiircn
gepeien lpdre."
Mu6 1909 unO 1910, ols Srbr.
b. 3. @ols in aonItantinopel mar
ltno @elegenbeit iunO, nit ben
moBgebenben DISQUALIFICATION Die
o~nsportigc 8olitif Dielfa6 5u be-
lpreden, ipar bon @rie6enlano uro
&reto, bon 9[rabien uto gripoli5
lit1o bon Ser Gage tit Geriiihen
Golf oie 9ieoe, aber nid)t bon Wa.
roffo. limo INN loG uniere ger-
itonoigung init Srunfreid iber Mto-
roffo, oos gnglono i6on Dor iie-
6cn Sabren preiseegeben bat, Bag
@roe unierer alten frelnoi6aftli-
den @e5iebuneen NIT Der gmrfei
bcoel1tenl Wol nilr ielten lit Elm
lllbcteiligtes 8olf 10 lei6ten Ser.
sens nit Ger Siirioreepflidt fir
Gin onoeres belaltet moroen pie
Deuti1la1to BON einem Cell Der eie
genen offentliden Meinlttg uno
Breiie in Ser Maroffo : Mffdre. Ct
mas BON Ser iibIen gfadipirfung ole-
ier freimiligen gormunoidafts-
iibernabme bot lid idon ieit We.
9inn bes Stolieniib : Sirfiiden
arieges ee5eigt, mo in Der Siirfei
tatia6li6 cine idper peritanolide
@ntriiltung gegen 9euti6lano @lat
griff neil es oen uitgeltiimen ue-
berfoa bon Sripolis ourb Stalien
geouloet bate. @erm in Deuti6@
Iano Stimmen laut muroeit, Die
uns fir perpflfbtet erflarten, Inn
oes Sslom tpiaen Dem ms feinolidl
geitnntcn Sranfreid) in ben @eg 81
treten, I'M miebiel mebr mubte es
ltns Donn obliegen, oas nerbiino'ie
Stolien BON Dem Mneriif ab5ubal<
tenl 9ieie Meinung bot tatiddlid
piele @emiiter ont 8osporlls be-
6erri1t, ltno iie entbebrte eiltes
gnideins bon 2oeif nidt, ober Ell,
ner 2ogif, Die mir ielblt er1t gu I'M
lerem eigenen Na6teil gei6affen
Ddtten."
Sn oen einfluBrei6en a~reiien Der
Siirfei greift aber nab ser l1eber-
3elieung beg observation-disclosures
ibon cine rubieere nnb geredtere
@hiidt Hlab. Die tiirfiiden Diplo-
maten iin0 erfdbren gettug, UNI 81
miiien baB 8iinoniIie 5piidcl
Staoten itets lire BorausieBlngen
baben nno feline abloluten Solioa-
ritatserfldriinsen iino. Sic tper,
oen einieben, BOB, nern Stalien ar
grift 8eutldlano Dies, trob aler
Sreunoidaft, ni6t gu binoern per-
modte, bob mir ober, menn nil
lnleren politiiden GinfluB ein.
Iesenl Inn oie &ube- auf Der Bdls
fonbnlbiniel alifredt gu erbaltcn
nno Ser Siirfei 10 ben &iiden 81:
oefen, bieier einen ttenen un6 mid
tiger Sreunoidoftsoienft letter.
llno oieie Giniiht miro in nidt fer
ner 3eit allgemein obiiegen, oas al
tie @erbdltnig aan5 interchangeable
iperoen. u0aB mir ielbIt aber 8ourb
oos Moroffo Mbfommen gegen
infer ioreiam gepflegtes Sreuno-
idoftsperbdltnis nit Der Siirfei &C.
iiinoigt bGtten, ons nar elm Gin
fad, ser iiberbaupt mr. IN bent
Ifert Gopfen entftehen fonnte."
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500 per guupert

bieb cs Bel einem Banquet fiji
Senrp glap in Seem Orleans in
1S42. Sebr foitipielig fir Solde
NIT Magenleiben uno 8eroauungs.
idmdde. Seut8utage gebrauden Die
2eute iiberaa Or. Sings Seem 2ife
8ias fir oieie Storunger, mie ;aub
fir 2eber, @ieren uno ginsepei!c.
2eidt uno ii6. Nur 25e BET alien
9ruggiiten.
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Samprrbrtoen omrdp Mmfiam8en 40
SauSe furtert.

smen 2eibenoen, Die mir ibre Nbrei'e
3uienoen, neroe ib oeutliG erfldren,
ipie man Sdmorrboioen gu Snuie bur9
4uf1aueen beiIt. @s lit einerlei, OBJ Die
Sdmorrboiben %io9enannte .blinoe. blus
tenbe. iudenoe ober berausgcordngte
limb; i'd iperoe ettpns bon bieiem W3ite
tel foftenfrei Ienoen. iotpie a16. i'm Sals
Ie eg geipiinidt ipir6. R%eferen5en aus
S6rer unmitteIboren rmeebung. S9ne!s
le 2inoerung uno bmiernoe SeilunJ
1T fid,er. Ghidt fein @elb, maht aber
Gn6ercn 0itteiluus bon oieiem gnerz
bieten. G6reibt beute nod on Sraa
0P. 6ummers, gpr q. SO, Rotre 9dme.
Snb. Gdreiben sic in bteier Sprahe.
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Giini(erehen

Dame (aur S6riftitelersgattin):
u0u ioait ia neuli6 eitten &ieien-
peroruB nit 9einem Mann gebabt
BADEN, mie lit er benin ieit bieier
3eit2"
.9iebcirspiirbiger ols friiber, ct
ula1t einen Momm 6nrausl"
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Sin anberer stanbpmnft.

81: u@ie freunoIi6 uno licbens-
ipiirois Die Srau 8irtin nit ibreni
geidieoenen Manile pcrfebrtl"
o.: .Sa, bellte lit .er bait als
@oIt oal"
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@einte ole Mutter Ser graut
Del Der grouung2"
vaaeroin9s. @s mar Der ein5ige
@eg, Inn sic Iufnerfiomfeit OF
ibr eigenes &leio 81 lenfen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-15
Me6nnes SmprOpeO 8anmluuliamcn

III berfaufen. 0dbere Susfuilit err
teilen Mbert ooer @ermann Sblen-
BORT q. 81. Ro. 2, Sodburt, Eeya&.