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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
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SPEAKER TO THE
LEGISLATORS


Il congratulate you on the record
you have made since the organiza-
tion of the Hawaiian islands as a
territory of. the United States. Your
laws will bear comparison with those
of any state in the union, showing a
patriotic, high-minded devotion to
the duties it has imposed and "a COM
prehensive grasp of the ideals of
government of the people and by the
people,"
Thus spoke Former Attorney Gen.
eral George w. Wickersham in the
course of a fifteen-minute address to
the assembled territorial legislature
in the throne room or representative
hall at the capitol building this morn
ing. A large audience of citizens, in
cluding many of the prominent busi-
ness and professional men of Homo
lulu and the territorial, city and coun-
ty officials filled the room and over
flowed into the corridor.
The former cabinet member discuss
ed politics and government only in
the larger sense, picturing graphical
1y the ideal of self-government on
which the American nation is found
ed, by a brief comparison explaining
how government founded on sheer
force of military arms must and al
ways has eventually failed. Toward
the close of his brief talk, referring
more directly to the position occupied
by Hawaii in the American nation,
he said these islands are in peeu-
liar position, regarded as the logical
outpost of the United States, and
that the manner in which self-govern-
ment is handled here, the results
creditable or discreditable, are watch
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
FRANCHISE
GETS NEW
TWIST
Governor Offers Third Rapid
Transit Bill with Emphatic
Restrictions

Governor Frear sprung a surprise
upon most of the large number OF
citizens who attended the Rapid
Transit bills hearing last night by
offering an entirely new franchise bin.
The governor declared that this
bill is in some respects modification
OF his previous ideas as set forth In
the bill introduced in the senate re-
Gently by Senator Judd. However,
company officials present last night
obviously do not favor the new inca
sure and President Peck made several
statements that could be construed as
nothing else but opposition to the gov
ernor's plans.
The new bill sets forth clearly the
rights and privileges of the company
and is particularly interesting in its
provisions for public utilities COM
missions with power to supervise, and
the provisions regarding the division
OF profits with the territory or the
city and county.
The bin in full is as follows:
An Act Relating TO the Franchise of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
Company, extending Such Franchise
and Otherwise Amending the, Laws
Relating Thereto.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature OF
the Territory OF Hawaii:
Section 1. That the term Of the
franchise granted by Act SO of the
Laws of Hawaii of 1898 fChapter G6
OF the Revised Laws OF Hawaii, is
hereby extended to July ], 1850, sub
ject to the terms. conditions and re-
strlctions contained In said acts and
an amendments thereof.
Section 2. That Section Of said
Act 60 fSection SS6 of said Revised
Laws) is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following subdivision:
s12. Additions. extensions and i'm
t,rovements of the railway and the
equipment and works connected there
With shall be made or acquired by
said corporation and, when SO made
or acquired or made or furnished bv
others, shall thereafter be maintained
and operated BY it, whenever. after
notice and an opportunity 10 be heard.
it shall be directed so to do by
commission consisting of the govern
or. the secretary, and the chief justice
OF the territory, the first circuit judge
OF the first circuit and the mayor or
other chief executive officer of the
city and County Of Honolulu or its
successor. or by any public utility
commission or other commission an
Roifited as provided in Section so of
the Organic Act of the Territory of
Hawaii that may be authorized by the
legislature to act in the matter in.
tcontInuec on Page 8,
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supervisors Have Idea.

The members of the board Of super
visors have now come to. the conciu-
sion that II is up to Honolulu to en-
tertain the legislators and present to
them their views as to how the terri
torial funds should be appropriated In
oahu, and as result of this conclu-
sion they have found a good way to
make use of the mayors entertain
ment fund without including the may
or as being one of those to make the
expenditure.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
City Swamped with Refugees
and Stories of Suffering
Told
WATERS ARE RECEDlNG
IN DAYTON RAPIDLY
Death-Lists Of Towns Checked
Up-Mot So Much Loss oI
Life as Feared-Many Are
Homeless in Kentucky and
Indiana

CINCINNATI, o., March q. cincln-
natl is now naenaced BY the flood that
has been wreat<ln0 havoc further ur
the river.
Sixty city. blocks are already under
water from one TO ten feet deep and
the Ohio ls rising rapidly.
The city 10 swamped with refugees
from many smaller cities and towns.
Hotels and lodging houses are over.
flowing, and many are sleeping ont
Of doors.
Thousands are out Of work owing %
the closing Of stores, shops and flc.
tories.
A cash relief fund has already
reached 4 million dollars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
MURDERS HER HUSBAND

Especial Bulletin Wirelessl
HILO, Hawaii, March 29.-kaia
Amru, japanese, murdered her hus.
band. Charles, a Hawaiian. In kohala
with an axe, gashing his head. The
crime was committed Wednesday. The
man died this morning. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
OHIO vALLEY FLoonEn.

The whole Ohio River valley from
parkcrsbur1 to Cairo Is nooded WITH
disasters that In the aggregate are
staggering. In elk kentucky c|t'||
there are 1900 homeless, and mar.
more whose homes are rapidly b1'I|
destroyed too.
The Ohio River he's broken lH.
levees At Lawrencehtfn and psor'.
are fleeing n 40 directions q e1caII
the surofno waters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
KENTUCKY TOWNS
ARE NOW STRIc KEN

LEXINGTON, Ky, March zo.-
There d dmrnense loss Of Ilveetoc<
here and the lose Of other properly
ls almost a. great
Many towns are under water.
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LEvEE GOES DOWN
NEAR CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o., March 2s. - The
Polktown leyee has broken and the
people are fleeing In widest terror
from the district over which the va
tiers are pouring.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29.- The
Mississippi River from Cairo to New
Madrid is flooding.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29

DIR. Freidmann, the German. physi-
clan who is in this country to demon
strate his tuberculosis cure, treated
thirty-fve patients with his vaccine,
29 of whom were deformed babies.
Crowds of physicians Witnessed the
tests.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
William WoIters Very ~

William Wolters, real estate broker,
is reported as being very sick man.
He was attacked with dengue fever
two weeks ago, ana for some days
past has been growing worse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
SHOTS TO FIRE

saaa aaEasas aa8a z >
- y
u Sugar Is HaWaii,s life there
x fore yours. You have Invested
a $500 100000 which is dependent
x on protection. Will yeu do your
R mart N0W-nOt tOmOrrOWg
a4aaasgagR sE8ss < =
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, March %. -
Beets: SO analysis, ss, 1tI4 d. Parity:
4.oe cents. Previous quotation, 80,
1o1ad.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
CHEc KED- OVER LISTS
REDUCE NUMBER OF DEAD

DAYTON, Ohio, March 29-oklo
death reports on re-chseksd lists aro
as follows:
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B[LGAR YICTORS
MOVE ON TOWARD
CONSTANT|NOPLE
[Assoctated Press cableI

ASSOCIATED Press CabieJ
4 LONDON, Eng, March o. >
= The Bulgarian advance has pierre
= ed the Turkish defensive front =
4 and is moving rapidly and de- >
\ terminedIy towarc Constants =
y nople.
!. 49, = =
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sixty BLOCKS UNDER WATER NOW
.0H|O RIVER is BREAKING ITS LEVEES|
GENEROUS HELP SWELLS
RELIEF FUND RAPIDLY

This amount was turned over at
noon to Chairman W. ID, Westervelt
and Secretary Treasurer C. A. Cottrill
cf the committee OF citfzens. and was
sent with the rest of the fund to the
mainland
Later in the afternoon the following
subscriptions were received by the
Star-Bulletin:
Hawaiian News company....s $500
Fred B. West ........... 500
Iasn .................. I.uO
From the employees Honolulu Star
Bulletin branch office came the follow
ing:
N. r. 6isho ...............$ 100
A. j. Cooper ..........,... 100
:. p. Comes .....,....... 100
John K. kamanoulu ...... 100
n. o. Maby ................ 100
Bill 5isho ................ 100
Jos. Medeiros ............. 100
n. Willing ............... LOO
kamai kaaihue ......... 100
n. S. Hayward .........l... loo
Catherine Fern ........s rs
total 1u.zo
The following has been collected by
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The following has been collected by
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The evening world., 1913-08-28

Duffy Of oouverneur Hospital could
reach him. The surgeons examination
showed that the man had recently un-
dsrgons an operation os-his throat and
breathed through . silver tube which
protrudsd from his throsA
A number Of scraps Of wall papers
covered with pencilled questions and
answers showed that the man had used
them In written efforts to ind woSk.
one Of them read:
q. what can you DO? A. Anything
except 20 In swimming.
DR.. DuRy thought that disarrangs.
ment Of the tube or the tearing Of in.
famed tissues must have produced aH
The evening world., 1913-08-28
Fur Goats

Near Seal Coats at $3.50 to ello.oo;
November values e7o.50 to $4,000.
Hudson Seal Coats It >llo.oo to >2ss.oo;
November values $4,000 to sS7S.oo.
Russian PonSpkin Coats ss 1880 to
$500; Novembsf values eSsso to $500.
The evening world., 1913-08-28
FATALLY HURT BY TROLLEY.
Machinist steps from Dehina Oae
Car IntO Path Of Auothe,.

John Mcclure. . uachinist OF No. 100
south sixth street. William sburg.
stepped from behind ono trolley car
INTO the path Of an Ocean avenue car
at broadway and Bedford avenue to-
day and was hurled over the pavement
'for twenty feet
Dr.. Guthman took Mcclure to the
Eastern District Hospital. ~here Z was
said he would die q q fracture OF the
skull and internal injuries.
The evening world., 1913-08-28

Tho police records give Riley . high
standing. He arrested Raymond Fors-
brey. tho murderer who escaped from
the Tsmbs. and he captured Oresto Set
allentano. who killed Patrolmen Heaney
and Teare and q man named Rizzo.
The evening world., 1913-08-28
BREATHING TUBE CAUSED
FATAL AEM0RRnAcE
Man Falls and Dies Before Surgi.
cal Aid Can Reach
Him.

A short. slight man with . brown
mustachs and blue eyes dropped to the
sidewalk at the Bowery and Canal
street to-day and died before Surgeon
The evening world., 1913-08-28

Over Sunday they will have moved.
How? That would be telling 1t Will
take t.oOO persons to run the new store
uptown. Even the general superintendent
himself won't attempt to guess how
many people Il will take to move all
that vast array a goods In day. He's
only human being
The evening world., 1913-08-28
These Odd Lots and Broken Lines of Misses /
g. Girls Summer Apparel Radically Reduced

II Misses Dresses. serge and
broadsloth; formerly sI0S
IS Misses Dresses. Checks and
ssrses; formerly els.7s - az
to Sis.!s. Now. 40
. All Linen Suits. natural and
oyster; regularly eo.7S: s0ok
4 Rsmie Linen Boz Coats. natural;
regularly e8.0S; ~ m
uOW... ...'sssss OoVV
s Pure Linen Costs, natural, with
blue combination; resu- - 90
larly $500; nOw....... xeSO
IS Junior Dresses. ginghsm and
Percsle; IS to 10; resu- - 0k
Iarly $500; now....... Lao
As Wolfe Dresses. black or blue and
white wolfe; ~. ID, Ia; ~ ~
regularly eA.95: now. A.AC
0sNelll Main D,
The evening world., 1913-08-28

t4htsrns1 hsmorrhags which caused
death. The man was dressed in .
black coat brown striped trousers. Q
soft shirt and Q brown hat.
The evening world., 1913-08-28
AN HONEST DOCTOR

y
had been cured by Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. after his efforts had
! failed. MRS. Weber. ! do not
believe in patent medicines.
but ! will say that LYDIA E,
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is the best medicine ever
discovered for women. Con.
tinue to use It" This is another
link in the long chain Of evil
( dence to prove the reliabilityoi
1 this standard medicine fol
{ women.
The evening world., 1913-08-28
A Close Cali,

Close Call.
Iron the Bosom Transeript)
1T had rather q close call laSt evening, /"
That sor'
Eyes. Called on the Bromleys In their
new flat and there we're two other peo.
pie there"
The evening world., 1913-08-28
Ace AND CONVENIENCE FOE
THE WEARY SHOPPER.

Does Milady wish to try on her newest
parisian gown before she has Il sent
Assasf Then 20 10 that floor where are
ths many score "htting rooms" and
there she will md all that will appeal
- her feminine heart rooms respl.n.
The evening world., 1913-08-28

II Strip.d Rstlne Dresses. a.
tractively trimmed; reg - ~
ularly $500; now. Il. 20
- Chsmbrsy Dresses. trimmed
with pique and ratine; - ~
regularly eS.oS; now. A.AC
10 Dolly Warden Dresses. crepe and
linen dresses: regular a 40
elO.95; now. ......... 4.SC
100 Striped Lawn Dresses -Sises @
to ~ years; formerly - 90
N.7 to ass; now. $4.CS
40 Girls Dresses. dotted wool chat
lies and slbatross; sizes 3 to ls;
formerly eS.05 to q -
el9.75; now. SV.l -
50 Misses Drssses-Ratinc. linen
and crepe; formerly A00S
S4.ls to Ss.s5; now. $Z.S0
eo-ThlnA YlonRs
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11
anslano.

Berlin 10. 9e5eniber. - Der
Rronprins aarl bon Gunldnien lit
sl,r nilif1riihen ausbiIoung tn oas
erIte @oroe 8egintent tn 8otsbam
eingetreteit.
Ser 2enttartt bon 5oritter, Der
,@eIo bon 3nbern", ioll Dor Elm
ariegsgerift geitellt lrtb eptl. aus
Dem Dienit eiltlnIien iper6er, SIN
Neidgtag berlangten Die so5ialoe-
nofraten, boB In 4lifunft Der oelit-
fhe gieidsfan3ler fir ale afte oes
Sfniiers berontiportIih iein, itlto Der
ietige GdnsIer reIigr1iren ioQe. Der
iebige annsIer erfldrte, 0oB er
nid,t refignirpn tneroe. Die De.
bntten i'm Mcihgtog erttbullten 0ie
unbeItreitbare 9ntfnhe, 0nB bie
geruoniIirungs Mrbeit Der bergdn.
aenen 0sueiuEbbier5ig Sabre an 6er
WeItaren5e Elm JinSfo erIien Mon'
qe8 oeipelen III, 1llo Elm troitIinerel
|Nnsblid 5ai,lddit nidt erbofft lperoen
fo.is.
aas 81. nfnuierie aeoinen|
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11

lit bereits aus 3abern perlegt NOR
ben. Gin Eeil tpuroe altf Sruppen~
iibungspldsen BET Sagenau, Der on.
oere BET 8itIh 1tntergebraht. Ser
Sberit bon 9ieuter lit einIttpeilen
ieines &onnanbos entboben iDor-
ben. Die Staot 3abern bat oitrb
bie Notwithstanding ifsneren ge-
id1ftlihen Sbaoen erlitten.
Baris, 10. DECEMBER. - Ser
SosiaIiit 9ounergue lit nit Der Bill
buna zines neuen Miniiter aabi-
netts betrart tporoen.
8noapeit 1o. Desember. -
Dnrh ben 100000 aronen-
gonferott bes gnnfbanies llllmann
Iilto bunoerte bon geiDobnern bon
ssiinffirhen (garnnapa) bollitanoig
rltinirt tporben. Ger 8anfpraiioent
lift flii6tig eetuoroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11

purben i'm @eiBen Saus ibre De-
legaten empfangen. @1breno g9iI.
ion iih tpeigerte, cine beionbere 8ot-
ihaft fir ooer gegen 5ranenitimm.
red)t on ben aongreb 5u ienben, ber-
ipra6 er ibnen aber elm itebenoes
aongreB gonitee, INN oem Imen-
oe1nent rdbersltreten, itnb Die Otits
glieber besielben tperben nun bon ben
sSrauen nit Eetitionen, ,8eil,heu uiip.
bontbaroirt tperoen, ipie ietner5eit oie
6eitung Strabburg ieitens Der
oeutihen 8unoestruppen.
llnb bas 5tpeite @eipenit lit bas
Gerlangen fir elm 8nnbes-E -Erpbibi.
tions 4,nenbement. 9eIegaten Der
y@omens gbriitian Temperance
Union" marIhirten geItern ms Ga-
pitol, Inn elm ioIhes amenoement
Sii perlongen, 11no ber4rongreBnann
un6 ,auBoIb" Sobipn bon alaba.
ma ion bds ENHANCEMENT inn 9ln-
oesuilterbaiis eiflreihen. gs itebe1l
|alio i1ttereiionte aongreBbebatten
in Musiibt.
Ser aferbainliniiter bat ieinen
8eriht an ben 4ongreB eingereidt
Danah ioIl Dos 9epnrtement, TO-
ipie Die NnbrungsmittteI @eiesge-
bung nIlerbalo 9erbeIIerli1tgen I'M.
teraogen tperben. Die freie Bertei.
lung bon 5arnen an Die Mitglieber
oes aongreiies fol fortan linterblei.
ben. Dngeaen iollen Hflmsen inll
5anen foite1lfrei aur 8erteilnng ge.
Iangen, mo- es am Ylnse lit. Der
9eriht tritt baum fiir 8eiese ein
oie Elm BpbenfreSitipeien nod eu-
rop1iihem Wiiiiter eiltribten, fer,
ner fir CUTE 2anoitraBen, Sngiene
/! ailf Den 2onoe uno un0ere @inrih-
Itnnaen Die 5ur Sebing oes 2anb'
iebens bietlen.
ssntereIialte gerid)te iiber Der
Ban Dffentlider 2anSitrahen bnt ons
I2anoftraBenbiiro bes glferban De
portenperlts angeitellt. sSm Snbri
1904 far1en BE geIdnnlten 2anb-
lftraBen Der Ser Stanten nltf $79,
l771,417 5n iteben, TN Sabre 1917
lallf $164, ,232, 1866. Sic llnfoiten
| fir oie MeiIe betrlgen I'M sobrl
lt9O4 $37.O7, 1912 $74.65. Mn
lDen Ropf Ser gep0lferung niahte,
A;o 1frfnSfatt l0d 81 (l6 n1fs HI
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anbrnnnn "a
StaatsuerbanO


@ir baben bereits in letter Runts
mer Die 8eantten Der perIbie6enen
Sofalnereine inn Staate .gebeten,
polienbe bentid)e 8eibnadJtsfeiern
su arrangiren, perbunoen nit 8es
ibeeriing Der Sinber, llnb Der Ser
banbs Sefretdr bot auh = i1t
pffiaieller 8eiie - on Die 9eam-
ten Der 2ofuloeretne gei6riebeu.
giner Der eriten 8ereine, Der Ell
ne 8eibnodtsfeter in oeuti6em Stns
ne fir ben 26. 0e5ember arran-
eirt bot, lit Der riibrige @ermanias
@ereiu ppn MpOSp Gpnntb (fiebe
Moobp Co. - au6 miro es 6ie
2efer lmb gerbanosmitoIieoer irt-
tereiiiren, bob beicgter 8eretn ouf
oen 13. 9e5enber, sc. 90. 2 llbr,
cine @rtraperidmnrlung I'M 6lon-
brealt Spernbaus einberltfen bat,
11m oen proieftirten Infatf oes
oorttgen SpernbouicS fir Gerein5-
uno 9onnentions5mede griinolI6 5lt
beipreden. vSunqens bolt foIt"!
9lm 90. 3. SO. bGlt au6 Der nett
eegriinoete Geretn ST. -Siiietun eis
ne Notwithstanding ab, uno
ebenio Der Seretu in SerreiS.
9luh ion am 19. 3. so. in SABA,
g. O., mo- Der erite gi5eprdiioent
reiibtrt, 8ereinsiibllne iein.
8as madt Die perlprohene@riin-
Dung oes 2ofnlpereins in Ganiituta ?
Wtit oertidem Grub,
Sans 9enltb,
NrnffSnft+
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gfelleites
.---------------.a.
Staat.

Barrier, g. g., 10. Sea. - Ste
pben 4. Sammonb, elmer Der Bio-
niere bon 9urner County, lit I'M
slter bon II sSabren geItorben. gr
mar Elm 9iirgerfrieg geteran, uno
cine banlals erbaltene 8urbe bate
i'm 5um 8riippel gen1abt.
Sane, g. O., 10. Sea. - Srt
Ser stbpeienbeit ibrer Mutter itiir5-
te bas brei Sabre alte 9ofterhen Der
5amilie 4ug,iit 8robforb in iieben.
bes @aiier ,rno perbriibte iid ibtper.
&ofbam g. g., 10. 9es. -
Ser 5Oi1brige Sarnler @eorg Su.
Der tit an ben Solgen zines iiber
"a Stunoen ip6brenoen Shludseran-
falls geitorben, Der alien dr5tlihen
8eniibungen ipottete. Gr batte erit
fiir5lih cine 8linbbarm Sperati.
on bur6genaft.
@berbeen, g. g., 10. 9e5.-
Ser Sonnn1ler bon inbiattiihen &ii~
rioiitdten uno 8ionier sri. MacMa-
tier, itarb pl0sIi6 in ieinem bieiigen
llbrn1nderlaben.
Monroe, g. g., 10. 9e5. =
geaboem brei @lieoer Der In Der Nd-
| be bon bier tpobne;rben 6artnerfami-
lie ssobn geit infolge giiens bon
tridinoier @urft geitorben iino,
S;rA Aip iihriapn f,ipr GSIie1er Der
Salnilie irlrner nod in @efabr Cine
ean5e SnniIie NOR alto, reip. IL
nod Dem CODE nabe
8bite Safe, g. O.. 10. 9e5
Sames 8. gnis bat gegen ben bic
lIigen Comm Marihaa S. a. Mrhei
leine $4,000 gntibdbigitngflage an
lgeftrengt, neil slrher i'm berrnoRer
perfniippelt baben fon, bob gais
ieitber ulrter dr5tlifer gebonolnne
lItebt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11

grbobung Der Getpihtseren8e in
Der 1. uno 2. Gone bon 90 auf
80 gflt,lo. I.
5nlaiimns bon gadern snm gas.
fetpoitberianb.
Serabietung Der Staten in Der g.,
A., 5 uno 6. Gone, ipmie Grb5bnng
Der 8eipidtsgren5e in bieien 3obnen
bon II auf 20 1fnnb.
(Iuf bieie ipihtige GerbeiIeruna
oes Bodetpoitgeieses tperoen mir nod
naber in elmer ipGteren N,intmer eir-
geben. - Die Sfriftl.)
ssm Gtaatsoepartentent iheint bie
Soffnllng, oaB 9e,ttidlano unbgng-
lanb Ii6 idlieBlih bod nod ON Der
ganama slnsitellnns beteiIigen
mogen, neuertpaht 5u fem. 9ieie
Soffnllng itii5t iib ouf einen 8or-
idlag, oaB Die 8eteiligung Der Ser.
Staaten an Der Observation-Disclosures
iteaung fir giiderinouftrie, peIhe
i'm Mai biz 9ftober 1914 in
2eip5ig itattfinben foQ, iebr pieI oo-
5u beitrogen iper6e, cine quite belit-
Idle 8ertretitng nuf Der Musitellung
|5i Can Srancisco berbeisnfiib-
rem. SIM Staatsoepdrternent i'll
man nun geneigt, cine gelpiIliguns
bon $4,000 fiir cine Hegier1ngs.
MusItellung in 2eip5ig 5u befiir.
tDorten, alintnI bon ieber oas @e-
fiibl in Momittiitrationsfreilen ge.
berrift bat, bnB Die NihtbeteiIigilng
Deutihlanbs unb gngIanbs inSan
5raneisco ben grfoIg Der Iesteren
slnsiteIlung iueientlih beeintr1dtigetl
|miibte. Die 2eip3iger ausitellilng
finbet befanntli6 nnter ben gn.
ipicien 6es 9eutiden aaiiers l.no oes
a0niss BON Sodien ftatt.
9as aonlitee 5ur llnteritiibung Ser
befannten Col" Waulbnn gntbiil.
lungen bat ebenfaas 5ipei gerihte
benz &ongreB eingeIiefert, in tpeIhes
| Die nNntional giiociation of Wta-
lnllfaeturers1 tpegen Der @nifelll1l
MuIbna's lttlo ieirper ongepanoter
geitehungs Metboben bitter
lgeriigt tpirb. gIlh fpirb erfI6rt, oaf
loie .glmerienn seberntion of aabor'
leine erergiihe 2obbD iiilterbielt, nbei
lfeine lngeietIi1en Metbnoen an
lipnnote. Die Gpirituoierl Sdno
IIer taten oenl gerisht SllfoIge 0os
lieIbe, bod bdtten file Geiese bnfiil
In0er gegen in feinesipegs unItobigcl
lober beoenflider @eiIe iDeber Der
lnnIofien nod perbin0ern f6nnen. ln
IihIiinnlifcn perf1brt Der Weriht mi
I0ern SHinoiier aongrebmonn alRc
l0ernfh. ber li6 III eisser ei1ies Qon
lareBmoniieS Dllrhalis ii,lipiir0ige|
1 eIie bcnpnllneu bohe, obfdoa u
Ini1 einIeiell i nob feirl 8ct1nl
l Ri iei Aer @eri
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11
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glrnoestrlppen 1tnD bdnnit fin Die
Snerta MnbGnger miro bon Gag
All gaa troIfloier. Ser Nebenengeile-
raj Billn bat 0ns niIitdriihe Som.
nlanbo iiber ben nor6lihen 9eil
BON Merifo iibernommen, 1lnh-
bem er in bic Stnbt CHIHUAHUA, Die
pon bem gunbes General Werca.
DO gerGumt tpuroe, einge5ogen mar.
giertal1ieno 8nnbestrnppen iln0
merifaniIhe GipiIiiten haben iih
iiber Die arnerifaniihe 8rense ge-
fIiihtet, nnb ben bnlbperbllngertet
2euten iper6en 2ebensnlittel, aber
feline @affen geIiefert. 3ugleih muir
Be oen arnerifaniihen8un noestritppen
Der gefebl gegebelt itreng bic Reii.
trolit1tsgelebe sii tonbren. Sb 3uer.
ia nit Ieiner Snniilie gefliihtet lit.
lit niht oefillitip befnnnt, ober tDie
lid, Die @itnotion bon Gag 5il
Gag enttpideIt, Ideitlt es nit ieiner
nerrlidfeit baIo norbei 5it ieitL OBJ.
ihon Der nterifaniid,e binan5nlini+
.iter in ssranfreih eilte ileue n1erifa'
niId,e MnIeibe erbielt. Groboen1
|ipirb, tuie geSoat, Brdiioeut WiIior
init feiner gotid)nft, be5iigIih Me'
rifo, boffentIih ged3t bebnIten. fGis
leIer finDen Bic Botihaft Mil
ions DoIlftanoig nuf Geite 8 bs. 9lat
ties. Nie Ghriftl.)
Mns Die Groffilliag oes aon
areffes betrifft. 10 miro iih 6erielb'
|iuobI bdIo NIT benl BON brolie1t
|ftinmred6Ierinnen nerfnngtet Mnleil
6ement 5iir Roliltitutto1 beIH1fiiaen
|nluiien. Die @uffragetten riidtei
|bel 4r6Il6etnen ~ o nsi Hie6ell
TN 6dbn, aolf 1ie &a,oe llla|