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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
ABRUzzI ENJOYS THE TANGO
-kRy Latest NALL

ROME. = The Duke of the Abruzzi,
once spoken of as the sutton of Miss
Katherine Elkins. is at Salso Mag
giore, where he dances the tango
every evening. He passes the after
Moons in teaching his women friends
how to dance it. The Duke is con-
sidered the best exponent of the tan
go in Italy. 1t has been noticed that
he is frequently with young Russian
noblewoman, who is one of his most
enthusiastic pupils.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
WEATHER TODAY
Tuesday, Nov. 4.

Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Temperature 20 a, m, IS; 8 a. M,
~. 10 a. M. 80; IL noon, 80, Mini
mum last night, rs.
Wind--6 a. M, velocity s.; s am,
velocity s.; 10 a m, velocity. 10: IL
noon. velocity II. Movement past "a
hours, 31S miles.
Barometer at a. m. 30. II. Rela-
tive humidity, a. M, So. Dew-point
8 q. m, 62 Absolute humidity, 5 am,
SITS Rainfall, o..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

King 1Alphonso was arrested for
speeding in the streets of Madrid. In
stead Of reprimanding the officers, he
ordered them raised In rank and sent
them a box of cigars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Billy Hit, who wooed Miss Kath.
crime Elkins all during the time she
was reported engaged to the Duke d.
Abruzzi, has at last won her. The
couple were suddenly married last
Sunday. - .. i -. -. .- .. s. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
Grandmother Aaain..

Employer--Let's see. Didn't. your
grandmother die once before this
year? - ~
Office Boy-Yes, sir. She-she
came pretty near bein' buried alive
that time. x. Aas...,.ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

The house committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association is receiy.
ing bids for the construction Of a pa
wilton in the court which will serve
as an extension OF the. cafeteria. The
increased patronage of the cafeteria
during the past few months has ne
cessitated this addition. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

The Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation officials find that the member
ship receipts for September and Octo-
Der of this year exceeds by 5000 the
amount received during the same PEE
Rod in 1912. While the large sub
scriptions are not as numerous as
those of last year. an increasing num-
Der of men are availing themselves Of
the associations privileges.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

A gymnasium class for business
men has been organized TO meet at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
.tion each day at the noon hour. The
O'Clock business mems class on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday has
a large attendance and is doing q
large amount of work.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Members of the Honolulu Ad Clab
in as large numbers as possible are
expected TO Attend the meeting of the
supervisors 10 ae held tins evening. OF
1880 in the. city hall. COMMITTEEMAN
Carter win present topic TOR dis
cussion. t,e:.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
MnrnncxcIE aEcnan

MOTORCYCLE RECORD.
What is said to be the worlds mo.
.torcycle record for 100 miles on a dirt
track was recently made by Harry
Cloudy of Chicago, who covered the
mile track 100 times in 80 minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Masons are at work repairing the
stucco plaster on the Hotel street
side of the Y. NJ. C. A building. The
plaster, thought to have not been APP
piled properly, has fallen of in sew
#eral places and new material is being
put on.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

The funeral services of Mrs. Elsa
Peterson Hoyt who died at the
Queens hospital shortly after being
taken there at II o'clock last night,
will be held sometime tomorrow morn
ing, the exact time having not as
yet been, set. Mrs. Hoyt, who was 36
years old, was the wife OF Symes +.
Hoyt, who was recently appointed yo.
cational instructor of the schools Of
Honolulu, and had been married less
than two months. She was q native
of Honolulu5 her father being the late
Dr.. g. A. Peterson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Petition for a writ Of habeas corpus
for Sui sKatsuYama, d Japanese wo-
man detained by immigration Inspect
or Halsey on the ground that she is
afflicted with trachoma has been filed
in the U. s. district court by her at
torney J. Lightfoot The wom4n al
leges she first came to the territory
in 1906, is married to Muraji Katsuya-
ma. who resides here, and that she re-
turned to Japan on a visit in 1909, be-
ing held there an unusually long time
because of illness. She returned here
on the Siberia, on October "a.
A meeting Of t& Eoman,s Board
of Missions Of Central Union church
is being held in the chapel of the
church this afternoon. having con.
yened at 2::30 O'Clock. A number of
reports will be presented, one being
that by Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie on the
Chinese work. "The Duty Of the
Church Toward the Non-G Christian
World will be the topic of the United
Study of Missions, which will be pre-
scented by Mrs. Charles Peterson. All
women interested in the work of the
board are invited to attend he meet
ing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

The Alexander Hamilton Institute
Club viii meet in Cooke Hall. Y. NJ. G.
A. building, at s O'Clock tomorrow
evening, at which time an interest
ing Discussion on business CORES.
pondence" VIII take place.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04
LOCAL and GENERAL

= The Bible study clubs Of the II NJ.
c. A. will meet at o'clock this even.
ing for the usual session, following
which the members OF the groups
win indulge in an hour Of bowling.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

More than oS members OF the boys
department Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association took part in the
gymnasium WORK last night, having
first met in Cook hall for the usual
Monday night dinner, which was fol-
lowed by IS minutes of Bible study
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Lieut.. and Mrs. Cary l. Crockett
have given up their tent quarters in
the garrison and moved into Homo.
lulu for residence under recent or.
ders announcing Lieut. Crockett's ap.
pointment as aide-de-camp to- Briga.
died-general M. M. Macomb.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-04

Wednesday, at Tao. p. m, the End
Infantry band will play the following
program under the direction of Chief
Musician Albert Jacobsen:
March American Cadet Hall
Overture Rosamunde -. - Schubert
Brass Quartette -. -. -. 49,.
Faekeltanz .:......... Meyerbeer
Selection-The Spring Maid Reinhart
Petite yalse. :. -. ~. :. Tschaikowski
Finale Mermaid of the Nile ). Helm
-
4 On the recommendation of a medi-
cal board, the following named men
will be transferred to the Letterman
general hospital, preside of San Fran
cisco. for observation and treatment:
Priyates Andrew ]. Peacock, Co. K;
Frederick B. Arthur; Co. e, and
Charles Blacet, Co C, I'd infantry.
-. .
, 1913-04-30
KING OFTHEHETI.FNrS urRDrRrD
Shot by n Mailman.

Saionika, March Is, II pm.
The X ne of the Hellenes was shot in tho
principal street oi Saiouik at about ) u his
afternoon. Fifteen minutes later HIS Mnig,-
tv was dead.
Since his triumphal entry into Snlonikor the
King has been ace istomcd to lakr an "tt@%-
noon walk, either to The famous Wmle
Tower on to the cavalry barracks a. tho
Lesser Kar3muu. The Kings confidence
III the people was SO great that he went
ado t freely, attended 10y a single equrrry.
The dangers of this habit were apparent to
his c~Ht0UUge, who repeatedly, but without
avail, requested His Majesty to permit tho
presence Of civil guprds. A few days ago
fouo 9eudUU4eS were ordered 70 follow Inc
King, but their presence was considered 50
Objectionable by His Majesty, aud SO out Of
keeping with thal affection which ne felt for
his subjects, old and new, that their number
was reduced to two, who followed al Il long
distance
Today the King, attended 10y M equerry,
Colonel Frargou'i4, was returning trom II
walk 10 The White Tower. He was in i
hnpoy, conteuted mood. rs lie walkei aloLS
he pJked of the war, of the success Of the
Greek arms, of the captu e Of 1anint, mtt
Of Saionikn, aud Of tins fitting clrmuX to his
50 years reign. "io-n.OrroW, continued
the King, when I pay my formal visit 70
the Dreadnou9ht Goeben, the G 4rnau bat.
tIeship is to honour the Crock KING here ia
Slonika That fills me with happiness and
eo~nleutmeut"
These proved to be TIE Monarclis last
words, for at that moment n shot rang our
from behind. Colonel FraugouIis spran9
round and seized the hand Of the assassin,
which was already poised for a S cond shot.
Covering his ROYAL master with his body,
he grabb a the assailant by the throat and
held HIM fast until passing soldiers ran TO
his id. But the first shot had found It's
billet, for King George had already sunk 10
the earth. HIS Majesty was placed III a
carriage, his head resting ON his arm. He
continued to breathe fol a short une, but
, 1913-04-30

- - - 20 AA'hS AN'NoIttS W lCCtDl Tue DlODRS-
ed compensatIons in lieu OF Scutari, while
Germany is Urging Austria to accept that
settlement.
Some unknown person has paid the fines
iI'hicted on Mrs. Despard and the other Ira
talgar Square demonstrates, who have
therefore beeu released. The Suffragettes
have coHrtmartialed Mrs. May Ford of New
York, on Il charge OF treason, thu subsequent
proceedings disclosing their belief that
their council is honeycomred with spies,
Including representatives. Of Scotland yard.
"A police man at Cardiff ~extinguiSh-
ed the fuse Of a bomb found burn
ing on the doorstep Of L'ovds' Bank
while at Teddington the sutfrugette~ set fire
TO az empty train on Il siding. There have
leen other acts Of arson at WestmiIl station,
Hertforshire, and ut the grand stand in the
tool ball grounds at Preston, Laucashire.
Advices from Brussels STATE that the re-
cent strike cost four million pounds, but
that strikers say that manhood suffrage is
cheap even Mt such Il price.
Advices from Berlin State that Herr Lieb-
necht, the Socialist ea ter, continuing bis
disclosures, charged the military pusveyors
of England, France and Germany as being
all alke in their stlmu alton Of war for
reasons of profit, raj her than patriotism, and
declared that al wlIl ann their enemies to
to STAY their countiymeu. He specified in
stances u investments III alien arnla ttcto-
Tles and charged the Crown Pence with
being the leader e The German Jlngoes. h
named Herr Gonturd of the Prusolun
House OF Lords, as the author OF Il letter
urging publications regarding Frrnch ar
III lments, for the pu pose OF stmu atIn5
German arm IN MS, VIII ca herr GontHrd ;
firm hoped to supply. The Il Ichstag Is
adopting amcnomenls to Vie military hII
over the Government, IN the X user VIII
perhaps lose his yacht item.
New York, April 20th.- AdVIces from
Mexico City state that Senor Eel Y Ditz aud
Senior Deltbarra have fenounced then Gu
dldacy 1or the Presidency. Senior DIaz5
manifesto explains that e]ectlous are nece.-
stry TO the pacl icatl"u OF the country, but
Congress mas i'">'po"e' 'h0"'' 'hs'oio'o ~ih
'etl[e lo1o PIII''e ne.
,'a'"" 80 HEil @o>h'-Nl a HF8e ana
IHnueu'll PA PIC in'e'u8 heu III the
alueS'e nun 81" SATURDAY evening las
q D"'"aoo7 "7SocIa''"n lo' me proven
no" ana urea, mem Oh luofIcu"sl' Was
loInI"' L'9 EAco,ltnr9 one "''efmor pre-
sue" an" i1ol il'S"HeH7 ne II'lce9S
Nla'Ie Louise 81 oc"lF7"'@ Ilol7''In 4o4oof-
ca 'he meeting by her presence. Inc au-
(ilclCt INC. II tea Il large DUilDtf Oh the me IL
, 1913-04-30

whom the pO.lce however rescued ant pat
into IA taXIclb, which the mob also ass tultel.
There We're countless minor scrimmlgeS
around in iyjdual demou,trfnts ah 1WrnI
If agette colours uni legends. 4 Perth
shire cricket p|tyillou ha, been burned. Mrs.
PaukuuIsl', license expires on Monday, but
Miss Chri4tabel PuukhNrst, writing fro Ii
Paris, SAYS her mother viii not return to
gtoi, and . her sniff age ;es say it VIII be
necessary to rearrest her, which is incon-
ceivtbIe under her co IdltIou Of health, Mr..
Nick tnaa probably viii act acc prdmg to The
doctol's c~ertiica. e.
The Scott Fund has renched 500 pounds,
and countless suggestions for It's use are
beng made, but mennwii'e eeaman Evans
funny Of Eou are barely sub4stiug upon
the pension Of thll,e,u shiIiiugs aud SIX
pence weekly from the Vim rdty The
Official explaua ION vi the delay III milking
the funds available, is he necessity Of await
ing action by the Government, before de
ciIiut regarding the disposition Of he con
trihutIons.
Many papers publish editorials ec1oing
the praise OF NJ. Btrce on his re rrement rs
British Ambassador to he United States,
apropos Of American appla use regarding
his asst pubic WORKS, ind the welcome to his
successor, Sr CeclI Sprlug Rce, whose ar
rival all agree is uu~pIciona Tor the success
OF the mission of the peace centenary dele
cation. Many approve Of NJ. Bryqus
suggestion Of IN ~iutelultIou1I agreement not
to declare wa anti the II tgue Tribunal in
vestl9atas and declares the causes Of the dis
a9reemout, upon the analogy OF the Glua ian
Lahour Disputes Acl.
The "DiIy Maj says the the theft Of
the IRISH crown Jewels viii soon he review
ed IN the Courts, upon Il suit for libel bl one
OF the Castle Off laI, involved.
De5prtrhee lpA-Relug- state That the
Chinese Cabjuet has ~lguel the tr power
lolu of lweuty five mi lion pouols, thu Is,
the SIX power loan WI hoat the I'M ed State j.
\ Delegation OF Parl ampuluriuuS has iuform-
ell the siguatories that ParInnen reg lrJs
the loan rs hI,gal. Parliament, it is sta ed,
wolld remove Ngun-Shih- N.i, if he Aid not
control the army, that is, the present admin
I|slra'lon does not rommpul popular support,
and there IS apprehension that the ,oan VIII
cause Il revolution bv auta-0ujzlug north
and south Chin1 There ale also felIs of
international difficulties IA, Il sequel to the
Oau.
Lord Alfred d uglas has been cpuvicte |
OF criminal .IDeI ot his fItues-tn JaN, 90 onel
Cu1tancc, and been bound over to appear
for Judgment IN default of goo behavIour.
\ despatch trou Lisbon states thtj $50
persons have been arrested, following an uu-
Successful demonstration in lay,ur Of Il RI
dical lepublc 10y moderate Republicans,
disatfarted mGuurch~t and syn h~caIr,t1.
Bombs aud tirearm, were used. The troops
for the most part remained loyal, although
fifty were among Che demoustrunts az
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19
Gtmos BON ser .eanSfur".

6ier uno in 9Gnbern Der alien
MeIt bat bic Togsnannte Sanbtur ibre
anbGnger, pelbt bieIelbe ouf @runo
ibrer eisenen Grfabrungen iDarm
tmpfeblen, Defenders ols 6eilmittel
fir Magen 8ef9nerben
nit allen, ipas Drum unb bran
bdn9t. Dime bnB man ben innerli9
onQeipenoeten @anb ais cine Mller=
peltszRur on3uieben broudt, fheint
es iebenfalls, bos Elm biBhen YSanb-
freIlen" fir man9e gut 1T; iiberoies
foTtet bic @eIdinte nihts, unb es lit
gar ni9ts @ebeimnisDolIes babel
Sine nationolbeiannte 6ieur in uns
Ierem 2onbe d. g., Sultan @mmons.
Der S~iirmGrter bes Rongreb Nbgeorns
neten6ouIes, berf9ludt noh iebe-
Mablssit einen SselOffel boil 6nnb;
unb er gebt niemnls BON 5nuTe meg.
obne cine tleine pbioIe Son0 mit3u=
nebmen. Nie .r Tagt. Iitt er friiber
beftGnbig an Iaurem Moaen, @erz
oauunesbeIaperben. Serobrennen un6
berfpanoten llebeln. Bis sr f9IieBli9
NIT Der Sonotur onFing. llnb Der
iebt 65iGbrige. febr riiItigs monn i'll
beute. fpie er berii9ert. itets gefuno
unb pobI. IGBt ii9 bos Gffen gut
Tdmsden, genisBt iibcrbaupt bos 2e=
ben in pollen 3iisen unb Ihldft 70
dut pie Elm Hiflb.
Gr empfieblt. Idon f%riibmoreens
beim Nufftsbsn. ipenn non einen iib-
len @eT6mod i'm Munbe fiiblt. elm
biB9en Sonb gu nebmen. SelbIf
nur Inn miirrif1e. miBIihe Gtim-
munger Iossuiperben. ION oies gut
fem. Gs foil SiemliH berbsr. oe-
fpD6nli6er Sono boau benubt lperoen.
teiner nit gu f9orFen 8Drnern, unb
unter ttinen nmftGnoeu Der feline
peiBe Gnnb. 0snn lebt,rsv III obns
ieben @ert ols llnteritiiber Der 8erz
bouunasz uno Musfheibunos=pro
seffe bd er bic Giesnf9aft bat. iid
nGbrenb Der @orgGnoe in ben Ginees
peiben ouf3ulOfen. Notiirlid Toll Der
Sanb rein Iein; unb er III troden gu
eenieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

Der prObessit Dies gsrfsben unisr-
IouIen," fagte er leife. nGs lit bel
msbr um oas dnbere."
Sic erfubr D~OrIdufig Dies ~ans
osre" niHt.
sic Iaste enoli4 Derfddmt uno
Elm qon5 penig %traurig:
.8itts. ih min ieBt Aoisu fdgsn
-. bier bin i9 ndmIi6 5u Suule."
90 ffri9 er iiber oie 9lilgen, Id9s
te gang bea uno froste: pSier pobs
men Sic, in oieiem 9ouis2 Nd,
oonn fino sic Sunnden 2uut, nidt
pabr2"
Sbr pur6e f0rmli6 dngItli9.
rMober tpiFen Sie oos nur2 -.
Gle baben ia meinen Namen duf Dem
tpeiBen @treifen gar nidt g~elsisn.
sic f9oben ibn ia iofort Dem ons
oeren 6errn sntgegen."
nDas fimmt", beidbte er. Sc
NOR beute entfebIiG gu fun. ltno BEL
ser einfa1en llmfsBung BON popies
rem tut ser Rame ia ni6ts CUR Sos
DE. glber i6 femme sic bod
I9on ldnge. Nus ben 8riefen meis
mes @oters fogar, benten Sic nur.
81. Sd bin ndmli9 Der aelteite BEG
8orIfeber 8enoir uno babe ebenfaas
sic Sire, felt 5ebn Togen In oielem
Gn,,gs all mnhnen"
Bon ser einfamen 6erienreiIe ipurz
Sc nun afpar ni9ts. Mber ins 5reie
binous lam oas Sonnhen Oo6. Der
nddIfe Sag tpor Elm Srnntua, uno
Mar 8enOir 5eigte ibr an btelem
Sage Sen 5riibIing aus Der gidbe,
oisfen pun6erbonen. feligen Triib=
lima, ser fi9 - oronunosgemGB =
au einem @ommer ousfpu6s uno ala
fpobIqeratene Tru6t elmer fOrali6 ges
biiteten Grnte fir Sunn@en 2out
einen f6maIsn, g%OIoensn @srlO6unsSs
reifen mitbradte.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

glus 0em Sabr 1857 beriAtet 9ers
mann Sofef 2anodu BON elmer merit
nirOioen GSene, ole fi9 in 9umburg
am MirtsboustiE6 abfpielte, no Der
befannte bumoriltifHe S4riftfeacr
sSulius Gtettenbeim bic 8etanntI6aft
6ebbels ma9te. n9ebbeI uno i'd" err
adblt 2anoau, niaBen lin II ubr
bprmittaqs in Der nSonbaae", einem
oamals beIu9ten 2ptal, ipO mar iehr
qutes Bier tronf, unO iprd4en ges
miitli9, SsbbsI freiIid nit ieiner
pbiloIop6if9en &ube, aber INNER poa
6umor, Ser dber einen Nnitri9 bon
8itterteit annabm, fObalO man uuf
oas Sbemu ppn Muffibrungeu, ooer
beffer Ni4t=Muffiibrunsen Ieinsr Dras
men fam.
@a trat Stetten1eim elm; als er
mid fob = mir paren b%efreunoet -
trot er an mid griibeno beran. ergriff
ben leeren @eIIel nit ben Morten:
sic er[arben bod? Store i9 bic
9erren ni4t2 2eBteres tpuroe Der=
neint.
@s blieb mir ni6ts dnoeres iibrig.
als bic 8ei0en chamber bor3uItelleu,
nit Sen iibIi9en Worten: 6err 5rieO<
rid 9ebbel! Serr Sulius Stetten=
helm, @4riftfteaer. Stettenbeim
bo9erfreut uno dngenehm iiberraf6t,
lib bonn @iBe er6ebsno. i6rie fat:
.3as freut mid ungemein!!" 9ebbsl
erbob ii9 ebenfaIls, je0o9 febr gelafs
fen, reifte Oem jungen Manne Die
Sano nit benz NusOrud: SIT mir ein
@ergniigen! >
Der @eoantenz un0 Meinungsausz
tauf6 iiber Sbeater, 2iteratur uno
ales in oiefe SpbGre Gin19laserbe
puroe INNER lebbafter, es perging ole
3eit raI9en 2aufes, mir mertten es
ni9t uno fGBen oieGei6t nod beute
beiIdmmen tpenn es ni6t tpie Elm
BliB aus beiterem !5immel getommen
nGrs, Der od 3iinostc uno oas 5euer
raid UNI ii9 greifen ma9te; benn
oem guten, barmlofen Sulius, nihts
llebles oenfeno, fiel e auf einmal Elm
gu fragen SEER 9ottor! (o titulierte
er artiqer Weife 9ebbeD fdgen sic
mir einmal eefdaigft, mas ma4t Oenn
ieBt Der 2aube in Wien2"
Du ii6srfiog cine S9arla9z R1ts
9ebbels miIoes NntliB, er erbob li9
raid BON feinem Sibe. griff in Bic
Sadie mad feiner 80rIe. rief n53ab@
lem" un0 6e5abIte. sd empfeble
mid meme 5errsn!" uno mar ent=
f9punoen. 2ieber Jreuno Sulius!
Menn ib ieBt auriidoenfe, pie sic ga
IaBen, mid fat itdrr por Nertpunoes
rung nit offsnen ftaunenben 8liden
anIebeno. SD Id9elte uno Taate:
2ieber Sreuno! tpie tonntsn sic 70
unporfi9tig fein uno nur ben Nomen
2aube in feiner @egenpart ousIpre=
6en9 MiFen sic osnn ni9t, uno Ie<
fen sic oenn nidt Sic 3eitungen, oaB
9ebbel uno 2aube Die grDbten Mnti=
po0sn finD2
Den unDern Sag funte i9 Sebbsl
auf uno fpra4 mein 8eoduern aus,
DAB ib bic inoiretts @eronldFuno 0es
fir ibn ni9t erfreuli1en 9orfanes
mar. Od fpra9 Scbbel: .@eraeRen!
2aFen mir 0as. Der CUTE Mann Tam
ia nidt oafiir. Sic nod peniqer,
odB i9 ungern an unliebfdme Oinqe
erinnert neroe; uno mas foGte id
ibm aud fogeng Gs mar better. id
ging."
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19
SnnS nnS Sac.


evisIeH i'm a%bereIanbrn Der Sapansr
cine sr0he 0lolIe.
SntsrsFani fir Oen europdsr If
Ole Role, Die Der @beralaube oes
iaponiiden 9oIles 6unoen un0 3ots
5en 3uieiIt. Der 5uno gilt oIs
5reunO oss Msniden, ole 9obe ais
Iein i0tlihsr 6eino. Sft meilen Die
Stirnsn iaponif6tr SdusIines uno
3inOer cine isltIame SnIfrift uuf.
sSnu" (6uno) beoeuten Die @hriftz
5eiden. Die 0as 4ino Dor 9dmOneH
unO Rrontbeit bsI6iiben Iolen. Die
QHrufung oes 6unoss als Sdubs
eeiftes Der 3lsinen lit oos bslisbte
@erFabren BON iapanifden 4mmsH
uno Wiittern. tpenn lie elm i'm Shlds
fe auffhrsienoes ain0 beI9pihtiz
gen. Dor ni6t ou3uIanger 3eit gnb
ss i'm palaf oes Ulitooo nod cine
Weute bon 6unosn. ole ourh bdus
figes 8tllen ale boien Setter berz
fdeuden Ionten. Sine bsIonoere
Dirt torednif9er 6unoe forgte fir
oeu IsibIihsn SduB oss 8oiIers unO
Der 8oiierin. Den 9oBen miBt Der
iaponif6e 8~olfsglaube cine b09ft
b0snrties Rone All. Sine beIonnere
Dirt iaponifder 9oben nit segabeI=
TEN Sdptif gift i'm Qlberelauben oes
iopaniIden Bottles oIs Elm eefGbrliz
der Damon. Sbr miro ole ouBsrs
gep0bnli9s Jdbietsit 5ugsfprohen,
oIts Weibsr 5u perfdIineen nnO be-
rem RDrperFormen un5unebmen. Die
iaponifhe 2iteratur be5eihnet Die
Robe bGufiq als Elm Ster Der Dunz
teI6eit, ais Sausbdmon. SIN nieoriz
gen 8olie lit nod Der 8rauh iibs
lid, in oie RGbe 0es 2eidnams zines
oe%rftorbenen 9erfponoten elm Sdipert
Su leeen, UNI ole &aBe gu perbinz
bern, ben 2ei6nom 81 beriibren. Der
@berqloube befiirhtet, odB Der Cote
pieoer lebenoig uno in einen gefdbr=
ll6en Damon %peripanoelt peroen
f0nnte.
SonoerboreripeiIe fpielt sic 9obe
in dnoern 2soenoen pieoer cine CUTE
Rone. !6Gufig miro er5dhIt, Dab fe
i'm SnttreTe hires MeiIters ibr Be-
ben opfert. Sn Nnsrtennune ibrer
beroifhen Safen ipirb Die 9aBe oieler
Qesenoen ouF einem buOobiItilden
Grieo6of beHottet, uno buObbiitiide
grieItsr beten fir ibre Seele. Inter
iaponif6cn Mdtroien berrIdt elm
4herolaubs, ponah cine ~oreifarbigs
Rabe qsaen ole b6fen @siiter fdiibt.
Sine fol6e aobe t~lsttert. fobaIo iiH
elm Sturm naht. duf Den Mojt uno
bertreibt Die bOTen Setter, Die dnf
8erberben uno llntergong oes Wenz
Eden Iauern. Den MatrOTen TT cine
foIhe Robe lie muB beitimmte
IduBere Merimolt baben % toita
bar, oob linen tein 8etrus gu bod
lift, INN Tt gu erfteben uno lie oIs
nirfunqspolen @9ub segen Die I'M
bin oes Metters uno Die 8efobren
Ser See nit an 8oro gu nsbmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

Muf Ser gon3en Grbe fpurs
ben IeBtes Sabr 114.196 9onneH
Meibble6 p~rOOu3isrt, sessn 106.828
Sonnsn i'm Sabre porber.
Gin mann in pennfplponien
tat einen pupisrOsridluB fir MiIdz
ilalden e%rfun6en. Der gspnihtn un0
0aber offers sebroudt tperoeH fam.
Nile 8enegungsn Der Gr-
&c eineere9net. lest cine perfon. Die
orei Meilen mdrT4iert. 82.255 Meis
len auriid.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19

8osbaft. Heifenoer: .@ns
mar bds benn fir cine @eIellf9oft,
Nsr Sic ssltern abenb fpdt nod uufs
mahten?"
Wirt: ,gaebrere Serren, bic our
Sogb bsrgstommsn iino!"
Reifenoer: rNo, Die iptroen bieIs
Ao9t cine reife 9eute in ibrsn Gins
taern semodt buben!"
Washington Journal., 1913-07-19
0arum. Gbe [oer bilIin

0arum. Gbe (oer bifIio
e;ren olten oftbmdtifden 2eiertoiten
gefauft, 0eKen Dierter Son nirbts ais
MinO ifD: SeufeI. oamit tperoe i1
tdllm @elb ~berbienen.
Cube: Mus2 Sm @egenteil, man
aablt Dir nit 0ergniigen, nur Oomit
III pieoer mu6ft. Dab ou nit Dem
Ding fOrtsOmmit.