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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

And 80 these two great nations sit
faeing each other across the wide Paci-
f|f-I hooking into each others, ewes
nskiDe each other SIS il not best for us
and for the whole world TO live as
friends and not As enemiesfv Already
tho heads Of these Nations have answer
"a the question With an, emphatic
AZ Yes} In this answer the two PEG
pies join. hut there are always few
who want hghting and excitement,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02
CROP OUTLOOK GOOD
!. IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

3 chicago, Decembcr 20.- More favor
able crop retnrns from Argentina and In
dia are features Of the latest advice,
from these great surplus countries. India
has received rain In the Punjaub, but no
Dettering is reported in the United Prov
inces where, according to Broomhall, the
harvest must be small. This district has
Z 100000 acres under wheat, about half
OF which is irrigated. In Argentina the
harvest outlook has frightened.
Estimates Of yields from Australia In
crease, totaIing 105,000,000 bushels
against s9,O00,00O in the past
year Russia Is later official wheat esti.
mate makes the total yield 972 ,0O0, 0O0
bushels, against 72s,000,000 bushels last
year Roumania reports an autumn acre
age about normal with scarcity Of pillow
ing cattle. In France fodder crops are
competing more generally with wheat for
,acreage Indicating wider production OF
livestock. Sowing Of wheat in the Unit
cd Kingdom is finished and the acreage
is larger.
Germany's crops for 1918 were gen
orally the largest in 10 years and the
quality better. Combined wheat and rye
crops are officially reported as 621, l20.
600 bushels. combined with $50, 200, 00C
in 1912. The potato crop Of 54,131, 00C
TOYS was eight per cent. larger than last
year and so per cent larger than in 1911
West Australia, according to oficial
estimates, has added over 100000 acres
TO wheat area and viii produce nearly
1a,00O.0a0 bushels, an increase Of 81 per
cent. over last year. Exports Of wheat
from Australia between December /,
1912, and October IL, 1918, including
flour as wheat, were Al, SO8,0 900 bushels
two-thirds of which were from New South
Wales and South Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

The affair being given for clarity
alone, there was lively bidding wien
fhs gold.inlaid sill err invitation cards
sent to Queen Liliuokalani and Gov
ernot PiBkham we've put up for "a . as
souvenirs Of the iall. The Queen q
card was bid in by Mrs. s. C. Allen
at Sl25. The Governors card brought
si10, the purchasers being "a bunch
Of EIks ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

Among prominent Democrats now In
the city, presumably on political mis-,
sions, are Senator d. Z. Metzger and
Attorney A. q. Correa Of Hilo, NJ Q. de
Mello OF Kona and Palmer +. Woods Of
Rohala, Hawaii,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

Statesman, Yuan Shih.kai or Dr. Sun
Vat Sent got Y. Alma TO fight Annoy
All Min, Captain Nielsen was called
In as referee and ne called the count
on Alma who found himself az the po-
lice station when he finally came to.
Maggie Was Naughty.
Officer s. Kaukani is Of rather OBJ
servant turn Of mind and he brought
in Margaret Arlington, whom he as.
serts was "acting very naughty" He
set ont the nature of Maggie naught-
incss at some explanatory length, but
the details need not be printed, Ka-
nkani thinks, however, that DR.. Emer-
son should examine Maggie and, wheth-
or or not he does so, he believes she
is best in custody Maggie may be
all right this morning IL evaporation
brings any results whatever.
Joe Figeroa got into the tots be
cause some nnfeellng officer sasd he
was just> drunk. James MARSHALL,
Manuel Rezentes. kim On Tel, Mar.
Gus de Ia Cruz and few others are
down for investigation their derolic
tions not being specified for the tims
being
Pedro Albert, having no visible
means Of support OF, then, those means
being invisible, was gathered in anil
tay so with Aasrancy. IL he has a
bank account Justice Monsarrat will
be given a chance TO find out tomor
row.
y stser Revolt who arrived from San
Francisco by the Honolulan on Tues
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

LONDON, December 1s.--The Toxic
correspondent of the Times cables that
there are already signs of resentment
there at the proposed immigration legis.
lation Of the United States with it's
reported provision against the admis-
sion Of aliens who are entitled to citi-
zenship''
The correspondent says the Japanese
government is awaiting particulars of
the proposed legislation and, while de-
Precating the popular excitement, is
prepared, If necessary, to communicate
ITS objection informally if the measure
involves discrimination, either yelled or
unveiled.
The government Is anxious, however,
the correspondent says, that such d
necessity should be, avoided, especially
in view Of Japan s promise to partici.
pate in the Panama, Pacific Exposition,
and its efforts to overcome the disin,
elination Of Japanese business men to
cooperate in the exhibit Mt this show.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

In 1912 some sixty.four new indus.
trial enterprises were found in Spain,
capitalized nj sums aggregating more
than e. .000.0Oh,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

.Eau
Charles VIC. Deering, well known In
Honolulu, win come into a fortune, con.
aeryatiSOly estimated at $l,lS5,OOo as a
result Of the death of his grandfather,
the late William Deering, ut Chicago,
early this month. The will was filed at
Chicago December Is. Tt shows that
the estate is valued at about $I2, 1000.
600. The news is told in the following
dispatch:
CHICAGO, December ls.--The will of
the late William Decring, disposlng of
an estate valued at more than $l2 ,00O,.
900, was filed today.
The family residence Is left to Mrs.
Deering. Richard Howe, his on.in-law,
y given $l50,000 and 500, 900 is left 10
the grandson, William Howe.
The rest of the estate is distributed
one-third to the son, Charles Deering,
one'third to the son, James Deering,
and the remaining third in equal shares
TO The i've grandchildren. Charles w.
q Deering. Roger Deering. barbara
peerng Daniflson and william Dcering
Howe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02
THOUSANDS CELEBRATE
PASSING Of 1878.
fContinued prom Page Two.l

there. He arrived here on the Mon
Qolia on Christmas Eve.
Among the Chinese and Japanese to.
day will, for the most part, be given
up to paving calls, the drinking Of tea
and the eating Of sweet meats. But
everything will be.
"Konohi fat choy, in a score of
languages.
At the principal hotels Of the city
spe, ial arrangements were made for
seeing ont the old end greeting the new
year The First infantry baud from
$, hofleld Barta' Ks, played on the roof
garden Of the Young Hotel and the cafe
q oNcn rrtilaftcr mh.nioht gay part
les srl;ing time to tha change Of years
At Gle sensible sotel and Waikiki
Inn at Waikiki Teach, there was music
aud extra menus for dinner and moro
han few happy automobile parties
took advantage Of the facilities offered
there for en- ideal time 10 watch out the
prssine year Of 1918.
| In n plumber Of churches last night
'vnt. h. pnrtics greeted the new year OF
in1 wi'h appropriate services.
Tho Hawaiian Electric Company Is
power house whistle helped to lot ev.
crybo,ly know the exact moment Of the
icafh 1t 1913 and the birth Of 1914.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-02

>~-~~~~e~~~o~- >o4~~rs~~>~~><
Harry Murray, Eail Of Leicester.
Henry NJ. p. Rose, Daily News.
Fred Cooper, Clown.
George A. Martin. q Picador.
Walter Rycroft, Matador.
CTS Hama, spanish Pirate.
Chester Irwin, italian Brigand
Carlos Caeres, Swiss Cheese.
Capt. BENJAMIN Watkins, Professor.
Mrs. Sachs, Air Plant.
Mrs. Julia Smith, Pink Yama Yama
Girl
.,,iss Nellie Holiinser croton Prin-
cess.
Johnny Hollinger, Rufus Rastus John.
son Brown.
Miss Marie Therese Moore, Queen Of
the Night.
r. @. Evans, the Devil.
Mrs. Charles B. Hall, Black Butter
fly.
Mrs. Jack Doyle an Oriental Dream.
Count Reineeke, General Huerta.
Mrs. George J. o'Nefi, Queen Of
Toxic.
Miss Mabel Larsen, a spanish Prima
Donna.
Samuel Searle, Roman Gladiator.
Mrs. Minnie Easton. as Anna Held.
Miss Mary MeCabe, Indian Maid.
o, j. Pickle, Gypsy. !
Miss Peggy Center and Miss Rosie
Herbert, Powder Puff Girls.
Ed. Fernandez, Moving Picture
World. - N
Old Rose Yama Yama--Dr. and Mrs.
Morong, Sydney Carr, Florence Hoff-
man and John MeCanley
Black and White Yama Yama-Rod.
man Swanzy, Miss Eloise Wiehman,
Philip Spending and Mr.. Small.
Blue Yama Yama--Miss Rosie Her.
bert, MISS Margaret Center, Miss
Laura Low, Vernon Tenney. Dave Lar
sen and Oswald Steven.
The Patrohesses.
Those who acted as patronesses for the
ball were; Queen Liliuokalani, Princess
Kalanianaole, Mrs O. b. T. Moore, Mrs
M. M. Macomb, Mrs. Edward j. Timber,
lake, Mrs. +. X. Funston, Mrs Archibald
Campbell, Mrs. s. M. Damon, Mrs. Ger.
rit p. Wilder, Mrs +. w. Macfarlane,
Mrs. John r. Thomas, Mrs f. d. Ten
ncy, Mrs, George Herbert, Mrs. J. T,
Myers Mrs. r, Cults, Mrs. G. b. Cooper
Mrs, Francis II. French, Mrs w. +. Dill
bingham, Mrs. d. M. Appel, Mrs. A. f
Murphy, Mrs s. d. Snrgis, Mrs. f. "
Smith, Mrs b. II. Watkins, Mrs. @. H
Angus, Mrs T.. Al. Douthitt, Mrs y. M
Riggs, Mrs. j. l.. Coke, Mrs. T.. M
Swanzy, Mrs, D. P. r. Isenberg, Mrs. j
B. Renters, Mrs. G. +. Davies, Mrs. j
W. Jones and Mrs. Wallace r. Earring
ton. sfsG n
END z
The Committees.
Those who are responsible for making
bist night s affair the great success that
i was are the following:
Executive committee A. Douthitt
chairman; j. Morton Riggs, George II
Angus. go
Chairmen of other committees:
Sale of tiekets-CoI. j. w. Jones.
Advertising and publicity Charles r
Frazier and j. Walter Doyle.
Music-E. A. Dotthitt. g t
Supper--M. II. Drummond.
Floral decoration Donald Mcintyre.
Flag and bunting decoration stanle,
Stephenson.
Lights-T. J. McGrath. a
Vaudeville-D. w. Douthitt.
Costumes George A. Martin.
Inside building-W. Il. Emory.
Prizes and badges-C. ID. Wright.
Good chcer-TJ. "A. M. johnson.
heception COMMUNICATION. Il. II
Pinkham, chairman DIR. @. B. Cooper, D
T. Metzger r. w Single, ID. P. X
Isanberg. w. II, McIDerny, James ID
Dongherty, J. s. McCandIess, A. q. M
Robertson and W j.. Robinson.
Floor committees. A. Walker, chair
man D. w. Douthitt, c. b. Hall, G. ID
Wright, 7. @. w. Cooper. George III
Angus, W, d. Adams, II. A. Wilder, y
Z. Richardson and Walter L. Emory.
building committee--John Lucas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

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sur 8olac
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81 iu,N cine Shmeiter 6roli SQneS
Mimhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
gIom DetettiU abac6olt.

Ger am Gienitag 9lbeno i'm ~&oiel
Gmerion per6aitetc Nenrp @reeu
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Ietettio.Seraeont gratt ants Naib.
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aebIih ocr DFoitoI Eelegropb So, "
$4,000 untcri6logen bobcn, gab ie.
ocdl Ielbit 5il oaB eS unaeiabr $l7,
600 marcn oie all ieiucn @dNoen
D0nacn aebliebeu limo 8reen erfldrtc
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Ao0n aeriet6 Gr wolltc ih aaI
&cibuadliSioae pcrbeiraiben mas
ram cbcniaas 3u g9oNer lpiro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
Bur smiasn Rn6s.

Nr @uitou @ouii inter groBeu eb.
rem aui oem Souoou &art-6rieo
boic bceroigt. @ielc 9hmeu.
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Sin 9roBes Sroncraciolge gab
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reuQeleite sum @robe
Inter Sctbciligun1 Uon nobeju
100 @eriouen into 0ciicrn 9Iadmit.
tag pom ieincr @obuing. Or 1929,
@cit 9aliimoreitraBe, ans 0e Beer,
oiauua 0cs am ucrgangeucn Montog
ais SEM Sctcu geidicOcncu NrH@u.
iiou Souii iiait Nr Nouii uar Elm
lmiou &eicron Aiitglie0 5oblrcihcr
pronlinentcr So0eu mo &crcinc, TO-.
lpic elmer oer betanntcitcn Nol5b0H0s
ter in 9altiore Too Sraucr1ois,
meldcs ron Sen ihmeBbcpeltcn S'er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
gIrmntd IL Sci snna6ms.

@ic @r. s. ~ NRaaruoer Der Se
frcidr Der ~syeoeroteo Charities. ae
tern miti6eilte, iino inn Wlouat 0f
iober il00 8omiien imicrbalten
morocn. gieies 1T 0leidbeoelteno
NIT ciner 3imobmc bon 30, @ro3cut
neaen Oen 8Ieiden @lonot oes Bar
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
gla6m i'd Oas ecGcn.

Siit ais Ncihuittcl aeaen maIiidlibe
Sicbc. llnbcOadtcr Shrit
cincs 10 Satire oltcn @ldodcns.
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aeiuiticr
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uon 9ir. 3007 Soit.9Iucnue, uo6m
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bon Sorbolianrc oas Scbcu. 9m
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uod 9Ibeuo in ibr 3iumer fam mo
iaaie, oar iie iid nit ibrclu 9Iubeicr
ae5antt bObc, Der lu Earlor laB. 9ie
Nintcr berHbiatc ibrc Sohtcr um0
ole Sebiere aina SIT Nett ~citern
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tmg OoB iie iih uidt wobl iiiblc mo
niht }ur 9lrbcit acbeu mcrOc. y9Gb.
reno Srou Strcdils Die au0crcn
@uocr ucdtc itanO 0o9 idlcht &c.
lmnIte Md0dcu am mo ana nacb
ciner 9lpot1etc, mo tic iib 0oS star
bol foiitc. Sic tebrtc Damn nah
Nouie 3uriit. lcate ibrc &ulgc oui
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nadlriAtigie cine 9'ahbariu 6rau
Sloro Solion. oie ioiort in oaS 3im
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parcn ndt 81 Nouic, mo ais Ger
Eairolmo9cu cintroi bottc OoS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
Hrun NlHbIGamcr BON Gentidllanb
snriid,


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tr00en ooer GjcIo beideuicn 5il ion.
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aobn BON Srni @tiblboper, 1T felt
ncbrcren No6rcu in ~@oicl 9epc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Die ie1itc Sobres GonDeution ser
9lmeritaniiden @eiclliboft iiir fiji.
niidc 6oridinscu" wuroe Qeitern i'm
pSouolo College" bonn Yr0iiocilicn
Or. SeonorO 81. 0iridbere croiinci.
On Der Neutrality-suspicious. puroeu
rod mebrerc 9oriroee gebolten
glbenos lpnr0en Die IeIeonten bonn
0iopor greitoIH iornien begriiBt.
Scutc finoet eine alinit i'm ~Nieolcr.
Sellmmn Noipitol" itoti oom miro
Bic 9onucntion louaelctI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
9lccital in ee6mauu'o Soac.

3i 0cu not6iacu 9cIian0t6cilct
oeo 9hliitle5cnS elmer Stoot ac60rct
ni6t mr sic aroBcu Symphonic.
Gou5erte NM Speru gluiiii6nmgcn.
ionoeru oub fleucrc 9lccitols. meldc
momoglih lofalcs Solent oufii1rcn.
Ger 9lneeu oicicr &ecitolS iii 5wci
iad. lie ucrlcben 0cnl Naliifle5el
ncuc &roit lulo iic iin0 n6t5ia 3ur
giSbil0un8 Der Salentc sic i6r 5u.
tiiuiiigcs @irten oen Gou5crtiaalc
miOncn uolcn.
0esbalb Bate oas Qcitriac 9lcciiol
Oe9 sri. OlatilOo Nioas mo 0cs n.
Noptuiou uiel 6oier 6ciudt ieiu iol
len, ga eS iuIS cine pcripretcnoc
&ialiilin imo ciucu 6efanntcn Gan.
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rem ibre Shioien in Berlin inter
Suoruia 9rcitncr iortgeicbt Dat. CnB
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ans i6ren aeitrigcn 9ciiumach ben.
Dor ocnn pioniitiidcS Salcnt ana
Oos in 9roBeni @laBe, mlB man bo-
6cn, I'M G6opin'ihe Citizen imO
Sisjt'ihe 9'ropouritiide GIT ipiclcu
Nl l0nncn. Sci0cr madltc 0ic oeitri.
&c 9hlspo6l aber Sen GmOrud Dab
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6altes gIon5en ldBt mas 6eut3tode
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foum nod pitnidenSpertb iit. TrL
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biloeteu 6iugerwerf mih eiNe nuii
taliibe 9lonr GoS 3eiat iidb in il-
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finn 10 9ilt befaunt, oab mon 9eues
iber ieinen @eions ilidt 5r idreibeu
6routt. Is geniiet olio 5u ioeen,
ooB er in Der i6u oeipobnten ourb
peritdnoniBpolc mo iutellioente2luf.
ianung lm0 biibihen @ebraud oes
Organs fiinitIeriid auSge5eihnetet
SSeiie img. gln Sriihe bat oieStin-
me cmas ucrloreu, Cic Simger
fonen Ooriibcr obcr nihtS iagen,
ocrn sic 3eit idont feline Stimme.
9lQe 9ieoerDortrdgc oeS Srn Soptin-
ion murOen nit Redeem 9ciioac be-
lo6nt.
PIN SflaOier ipor Srnu Nenru
6rantliit uelde Die 9ealeihmgeu
mliitoliid) 0urhiiibrtc.
8 g. 8
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Surge staOtneniafciteu.

SIN areisgerdt crbielt oeitern
6rou @lirionl g. NlDcrS bon 9lr.
1912, Sinoen. .glpenue, einc abioIutc
Shcioimg bon Siooc 80. N2oerS, Ger
Dor 5uei Sobrcn nod glirito ocreiit
iein ioa.
Ger Solmerneur lit ociteru criluot
lporoen 0ie Guarantdne iiber ocn
Sioot N2nrolan0 81 erfIoren Oa oic
@iauI mo alouenieiihe lid in Moi6-
iueton. nno 8reoerid Gounin beoent.
lid mlsbreiiet. Sn ocr 9lobe BON So.
ocrstomn muBten aeitern 40 Nfild)-
tIbc gci0otct merocn.
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Pms eiseuer Grfnbrung i'm ariesS'
lan6e.

6rl 9otiie Sbolmiber, oeutihe
2o0reriu an Scr peitliheu bobereu
g06terid)nle, meldc init sri. Vlinuo
Slob6erg inl Sqlie oicieS SobrcS in
europa peiItc, ols Der arieg oiS.
trah 9ielt geitern 9lbeno por ocm
6rouenGIub uon Srpington IN ser
g9obnuna ser 6rau Gowin s. Seotb.
9h. 1906. Gonnecticut9lpenue. cinen
uIierciinnten @ortroe iI6er ibre Or
lcbninc ouf iener 9leiic Qesglciden
bieltcu SRI. Seiiic Germ mo Srou
Mcnru SeioeI Iitcrariihe &ortraae
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eisa ugombeu" AMI bic staOt iaacn.

Gros beftiecn g9inOes modtc 9lo.
gcr ,Sonis nit Nrn. 2loUo s. gIorris.
Dem @rdiiocnten oes @botograpbi
iden Clubs bon Baltimore. ais @oi
iogicr aciiern @1ittag icinen ansc
fimoietcn 9tln0. mo 9ombcn Slug
liter Ocr Stoot. Ser Start erfolgte
bier D1imiten nod 70 lIbr Wlittaas
rno bereits 81 N1inutcn ip1ter be
fouS iih Der groBe Goppeloeder,
lodocm cine 9ln5obl ans @opier mo
@oae beltebcnoer n@oniben" ob9c
ioorfen morocn mar mic0er an 9hls
GonSploec ocs 6hIges. 0irons sGorf
ga @rootIuu SoicuOc bon 3uihou
cru in oaen 5ta0itbeiIen perioletelt
hcn SLUG nit or6Btcm Sntcreiic.
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@citern glodnittda lpuroc Sr.
&enrD @lciuibnliot nom pr 1889,
Woriub glpenuc, Ger lceiM 9lelliug
lucrmortct I'M gllter BON 62 Sobren
ous ocn 2c6en ihico, pom Erauer.
hoirc ans oui ocni ngSooolown
Srieo6oic 5llr euieen 9hIbc 6ciaeiest.
4aitor @oacr BON ocr cran9eIiidcn
Ct. N}ottbdi Stride IN Nouciteoo
hiclt sic SrauerreOc Nr. Nlchl.
idmiot wur0c in 9fcinprciicn bel
Goiicl qcborcn lmo tom por 25 Sab.
rem noM 9Anerito Gin Sobr ipdtcr
pcr6erotbcic cr id. Gie Nintcrblic
bcncn imo ieinc SSithuc. 6rml 9lnuo
alcini6mioi m0 bier anoer, GboS,
Gli3obetb, Seurn mo Aca SSerner
miro er BON bier Shmciteru iiberlcbt.
9ns 9obrtudiragcr imlgirten icbS
@lii9lie0er oeS 4glrbciter araltcn
llntcritibungs &crcinS inclhcn
Scr &eritorbenc ougcborte.
0crr @bilipp Ncrnia mar scr
Seihenbciiattcr.
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.niebiiaNI an ;EnIton.gIDe:

0iebc oroneG aeitcrn 9lohmittog
oluiiheu 3 uno 5 llbr in Ole @ob
nna oes Nru. G0poro S. porvep
9ir. 1905, 9toro. Sutton 9lpeme, eiH
lno erbeuteteu Shmudiohel mn
Silbeuuoaren I'M @ertbe bon S40O
his $500. Ser 9eitoblcne meloete
sen Gmbrud DER goIi5ei oeS uoro-
i1eitIiden 9iitrifts.
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enlidcr llnterbaltnngS 'gIbeuo u
rpcitit @oiut

nl 0eliihcn eaiibous p5ur ge.
iain6adca Shnoe. glr, 1924 9oiu
ien 5rose. iinoet 6eute glbeno, mle
cn aH0wer Steac Ocs slnttes ange
ciat ciu ociider llnterbolhmas
6cuo Itati. Gin Sbeil oeS 9ein
srtroQes miro Dem ocltihm SiIIis
Tono iibcrinicicn mcroen Dobcr ut
oacn Icp4ihr Gin @elud oiclcr Dor
ia0ulnqel oringeno 81 eMpleplef.
eii dmpc1icIuu9Sraihes aSrograni1
Aunr0c uou oca $3.50. @iIb. N1ortens
iuio Gorl Ndlaer sic oie &caic iiber
Gontmeu bobcn altlgciiellt. gloh
iao6rcrcn cimeitcuocn 0dtiitnum
ncrusmiro Sr. Grid 9io6ra Die bel
sen 8reuooiere porira8en Eornu
oniAGeBcno. wiro Der S6mout u1ie
s9elt acct inter o0er Der glprll
cuiaeiiibrt llnter Sen plihuirfenoen
heiia0eu lid sic @6 Grid 6obro
500 Dlooiicu sSilb Niertens Foul
Ticrid NcnrH SiabeIla mo ,Sron5
l0crid. Den 3meitcn Sbcil oes
erpqrommb hiIocn ncben mcbreren
trehuiiif 9'orirdgen Sic Gouplets
Iic Gfingiiiour aelngal BON
Nut 28 lRertcllS uuo y'e pnblhc
uin0c 1aMc poraeir0aen pon NrH.
qoHl cicrib Ger Giutrittsprajs bee
hddt pl ocu qfuiinbrnnacn 40 Gents