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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
DAILY REMINDERS

Forty law books for sale at 1719 Ii
liha st. Phone 2SS4.-advertisement.
Round the, island in auto $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-adyer-
tisement, %a.
Frank Baker, now located at Bishop
Street Auto Stand. Phone 3333.-ad-
'Vertisement.
What's the use Of waiting any long
er before getting that summer suit?
You know that you are going to have
ii, SO take a look at the different
weayes and colorings that are being
shown by, the t4arion. for the coming,
summer And don forget the neck
wear. %as+E a n :. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received at
the office of the City and County
Clerk, until 80 o'clock p. NJ. Tues
day. June %, 1914. for the purchase
and removal of Algaroba Beans, in
grounds Of the Kapiolani Park TO: six
months ending December 81, 1914.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any or all tenders
and to waive all defects.
D. kALAUOKALANI JR.
City and County Clerk.
5819-June IL, Is, 15. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

Between Boards--15 Oahu Sug. Co.
.14k; session SALES, 30, 10. H. C.
e s. Co. 25% $1,000 Hilo Elk. IS. 65.
4 -. -s Z = --------7--, T.. ..ls%
Latest Sugar quotation: SO degrees
test, 3.33 cents, or $3.50 per- ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

At an adjourned meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of the City and
County Of Honolulu. held on Tuesday
June 8, 1914, the foregoing resolution
was passed First Reading and ordered
to print on the following vote of said
Board:
Ayes: Mcclellan, Pacheco, Pptrie.
Markham. Total 4.
Noes: Hardesty, Wolter, Cox. To-
tai 3.
r. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
1919 June IL, IS, -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

All persons having accounts against
the old Honolulu Chamber of Com
merce will please present them with.
out delay to Mr. H. p. Wood, former
Treasurer. at the rooms of the Ha.
wall Promotion Committee.
5379-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION NO. III.

BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County of
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the following sums amounting to TWO
THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED 49,
SOC. O0( DOLLARS be and the same are
hereby appropriated out of all moneys
in the General Fund of the Treasury
for the following purposes, to wit:
MAINTENANCE ROADS, HONOLU-
LII DISTRICT 81 500 90
MAINTENANCE ROADS, HONOLU-
LU DISTRICT, OILING 81 ,000. 90
Presented by
VIM H. MCCLELLAN,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

A cyclone at Danyille. NJ, flung q
horse into treetor and tore down
several farm buildings The tree was
cut down to rescue the horse. -
A military balloon was struck by
lightning near Berlin, while the tele.
graph battalion was carrying out ex.
periments. There were no casualties,
Have you taken In the auto show
Sure! never miss EN-" You don't
own a car. Why are you so inter
ested?" Well, once a@year like to
look at a bunch Of 'em | don't hav0
to dodge"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

Honolulu, T. H., June 9, 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-12

'tricts trackless wilderness, makes
the danger to Russia more imminent
than her Government likes to ack-
nowledge.-NeW York Sun.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-06

i ne encouraging ISdIuTS OF LnS
Cubs stickwork was the punching of
the wallops. Zimmerman, Williams,
Johnston and Safer each poked a pair
of safeties and made them come to-
gether in such way as to yield best
results.
The seconds walked on Terre
Haute, 8 to 0, Koestner allowing four
hits. Young Heating, playing short,
was a sensation, smashing three sim
giles, stealing two bases and behav-
ing in the field.
Today the first section is in SPRING
field, o., for an exhibition game. The
remainder of the week will be spent
transforming through Ohio in search
of coin and, with good luck, enough
may be collected to pay the hotel bill
of two or three recruits. Four or five
regulars may be knocked out of con-
dition by the one-night stands, but
that is small matter
Walter johnson was wild against
Cincinnati and the Reds beat Wash
ington, to 5. Johnson walked five,
hit one and failed to count a strike
out. At that, Washington outbatted
the Reds. Cincinnati won the game
in the ninth when Hoblitzel singled
off Engel with two on base.
The ST. Louis Cards again trounc-
ed the Browns, 2 to 1. Sallee and
James had pitching duel and the
youngster fought the vet on even
terms. Again the former Pirates won
the game for the Cards.
MUGGSY WAS NOT KICKING
BY Fullerton.
John McGraw has a way of doing
things that is all his own. One day
last season Umpire Emslie made a
decision not to McGraw's liking and
the little Giant trotted toward him.
Emslie waved him back and warned
him, but McGraw kept coming.
go back" said Emslie.
"a minnie Roh " said McGraw
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-06

frame barbour, BlaCKDurn6 anu
Fourier all combed triples. Wolfgang
did the pitching and had difficulty
subduing his former teammates.
Barbour is coming along as can
didate for utility duty with the infield.
As the men line up now it is probable
that Blackburne, Berger or Barbour
will get the regular job at second
base, with their choice running in the
order named. The two who fail will
be kept on to take the place of any
player injured.
AIcock seems due for another trip
back to the minors. He is good sec
ond baseman, and will be kept in
sight in case any of the men retained
fail to deliver.
Tinker's Feds licked the Eddys of
New Orleans, Is to 0, in farce game
which was attended by only 400 peo-
pie. The majority of the ball fans in
the southern city went out to see
McGraw's Giants trim the Pelicans.
Tinker should not be cast down, as
his team was playing on the out
skirts of the city, while the organized
fellows were performing at the reg
ular park. ..r
Also, McGraW resorted to an unfair
trick to lure the crowd away from
the outlaw game. 1t was advertised
that Mathewson would pitch for the
Giants. This attraction insured
large crowd. The fans of New Or
leans did not stop to consider that
Matty never pitches on Sunday.
Hendrix held the Eddys to two hits
and famed a mess. .Seaton pitched
the last part of the game for the
semi-pros, and did well, considering
the caliber of his backing.
o'Day's Cub regulars climbed a
quartet of Indianapolis pitchers lust
lily and batted home II runs while the
indians were scoring five off Vaughn.
Hippo was stingy with his hits, but
aided the Holsters materially by his
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
gSpn glntu ii6crFa6ren.

ga Der Gdc bon 5opcttc. irno Gait.
StroBc wltroc 9eitern 9I6cno Der 5
Sabre alte SioneD 6rmtlin BON 9lr
1920, Git-SapetteitraBc, bon cinem
ourh @eorgc 80. 3apf bon 9lr. 1925,
0rlcansItroBc gelenften glutomobil
getroifen. Der aleine wuroc ourd
Srdu 9l 8iler bon 9lr. ti06. Git.
6apetteitroBc. nad ieiner eItcrlitbcn
Bobnuna sctraaen no cine llnter-
iuhung ourb Or SoIomon s. anBoff
pon Yer, it4 9lisquit6iiroBc. eraab,
OaB or ani gon8cn aorper 5biiriun-
ger onoon9etragen battc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
Wcttrenmcn

9hri Dem neueu &ennplabco @rincc
Georges &orf Del 9opie beainnen
Die &ennen DER ySoutbern Wlarp.
lano agriculture 9liiociation4 am j.
Gftober uno oauern bis 5lm t2 Of
tober IS iino fir icoen Iag le@S
Henner in 2mSii6t genonimen, 3iiac
auiocr eleftriirben 8o6n pom 9alti-
more mo bon goi6ingtou meroen
an oieien Eaaen alle fiinf 0liuaiten
obgc6en Sir oas 9iennen limo orei
Breiie in Der S0be BON $500 ausge.
iebt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

9}ah orei %o6ren miroc geiern
9l6en0 Ser 20 Sabre olte Siioore
6rieo uou 9leu gort ourcb SEN Ger.
geanten Seufnls nno oen &oli5iiicu
Genpiep perbaftet Sic @er6aitiuia
eriolgte auf &eranlaiirng bon S
@gcren BON 9}r. 2l0, Sh0.Garoliuc-
StraBe, melher ougab OaB 6rieo
bon icineni Sdmaaer SomueI Slider
BON 9llegonoria, Gna iru Sabre 1911
eineu 0iamantring i'm gSert1c non
$400 geitoblen babe Su 5ricos &e-
sleihlug befano iib Der 20 Sabre altc
2clpis araner, ebenialls BON 9lep.
Dorf, melher nod ciucnl arel30er.
Dor i'm &oli5eibanpiquartier e6en.
fallS in Naft 9enonmen puroe
5rico leugnete uidt nb, oen III Sra
gc itebeu0en 9iino Oon Slider crbdl,
ten 5li baben, bebauptete ober, ct bas
be OeuieIbcn bon Slider ani gI0-
ihla1s5obhug inn 1925 9ctauit
uno ip1ter in 9lcp Dort iiir $S5
wicoer uertauit- Serr G0ercn pa.
gegen bebalptete, ,Srieo babe ocn
9iiug BON Slider inter Dem Gor-
mano geboret oenielbeu 5u elmer
Sob5eit irugcn 5m mplleu uno lei
Damn oasgeriiieH 5rieo 9a6c oam
cine @lroporciic angeircten uuo lei
crit SIR 5tcrucnbanuericier wicocr
in 9altimor aufgetaudt Eic @er-
1oihmg ieineS 9eglcitcrs eriolgtc
aus Dem @umOe, neil oerlclhe pier
&egenmdntel IN ieinem 9eibe bate
oon oeneu sic &oli5ei ouuinmlt, oaB
lie geitoblen pur0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
Charlie fat @c6nrtstas.


Sr un0 5Srnl &obert alenncr ge6eu
@eieai6oft auldBlc6 oes 20. @e.
burtstoges i6res 5o6ues G6orlcs
alenuer. Sir lInter6aItun0
mo 9ewirt6umg ser 5a6lreidcn
@ditc trefidd geiorgt @luiif.
uno @eiou9S-@ortrd0e.
9luldBIih oeS 20. @c6lrtstogcs
i6res So6nes Charles ga6en geiterll
9l6enO 6rou N}oric unO Sr. 9lobert
alenner Ociien 6reunoeu mo 9e-
fonuten cine @eieQiHoft, melGe eine
gan3e 5cbaar fr0bli1cr @eatc6en Scr.
ren mo i60nc jumge 0onen, in i6-
rer @obnimg, 9r. 34S, SuO-@ooo-
peoritroBe, pereiuigt 6utte Cine LAM
ge Iafel lpor nit ouerle lcderen
un0 appetitlic6en SoAen 5ltm Giien
unO Grinfcn 6eiebt lnO puroe BON
Dem iltugen &0lfben f0rmlicb 6cla-
gert. Srau &lllge, cine Sdpelicr
Oes @cbltrtsta9sfinOes, iberreibte
Oieicm ein pra1tpoleS 9cuqpct rm0
iogte iogor Elm poiienoeS@eoiHt aus-
menOig 6cr Sri. Maro Smer61n
ipielte Finno ilnO iung Oa3u ctlide
&ieoer mcl1c i6r reiben 9eifna elm.
trugen 0unn pur0c elm fleines
lan5frGn5den gepogt lwO in oenf.
bar fr06libiter Stimming Dergingpn
nur 81 roiA Die iA6uen ShtnOcn.
@r. G6arlcs &lenucr lit bel Der Sir
ma @ebri0er &ice ongeitcut lulO er-
frelt iicb bel ieinen Goacgeu lnO So.
meraoen scr groBten Sclicbt6cit @r
mlr0c Dor 20 Sd6ren in oen glei.
den 6auic 9c6oren IN wel6eul nln-
me6r Oie 99ic0erfe6r ienes Cages in
10 ih6ncr@eie geieiert uiiroc. Seds
%ettern bon ibm 6efinoen iicb in
Ielii1lan0, 100 Tie auarublidlid) nit
ser 9oiie in Der @ono Oos tbeuere
Goterlono Dcrt6eioigen. Inter Den
Oielen @Giten bel Der geItrigen 6cier
5eionOen lid neben ieinen gltern
ieiner Shpcitcr imo icinen 9riiOeru
Otto unO @illiam folgenOe Gamen
mo Serren. Sic 6rls. 9}oiie 9rown
Miorgoret &err, @louo %arfer unO
Clara Smeroen ierner Die SS. SO
natius Stein, 15m 9fodea, Sad Sic
bermann @m s. Epns, SobnEons
G1omos @iro, 2ouis 6anfer, g. Sen-
ninaS, @0m. @uinen uno 9lnt5onD
@6rner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
Sui uertguOae 9iamautcn.SrOidc
ocltO6Icn baben.

Inter ser glnihuloialng, angeblid}
opn Srou Sobn 9. I6owas Don
GborIes. luo 33. StroBe cine Dio-
mauten.grode gcitoblen 5u 6ober
muroc aeitern Ger gleger Charles
6ro8ier BON Gar. 1925, NlcGulob
StraBe, burA 4oli5eiridter Snpplce
I'M mittleren Stations6aaie Dem @c
ridtsDerfabren ii6criuieieu iSra5ier
pflegte iriiber cine glegerm 3li be-
iuden melde bei 6roi Gbomas De-
oienitet NOR imo melme ongeblicb Die
@roicbe in Sra5ier'S 8inmcr gelebcn
boben mia. 0eteftips iabnoen lett
raM oeu 60 0iomonten melde Ser
9ieger aus ser 9roide ge6rohen ba.
Zen loll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

Die y Sabre alte 6rou 0largoret
Nlo1, Die @lutter OcS Roli5iiteu 9lI.
gilt 0enr1 Map, cridieu 9eiteru wic.
Der in Der oitliHeu @oli5eiitation init
i6rer Iobter, Srmi @eB, Inn nit
Capt 3eaers 81 iprecAen, ou sic olte
Vhltter angeblidb bon ser 6roi ibrcs
So6nes Nlithpoh gl6en0 ans oerem
Sauic gepieien iuuroe. Ger Gopitdn
wor niht anueicno, imo 6rau Ges
min iiH an Sic &oli5etGommiidre
menoen. Sic iagte, oaB iie ibre
Wtiltter iiir "a Sabre mterbalten
babe, mo Oies nicbt mebr tblu fonn-
te, icitoem i6r W}oun toot iei Sic
ielbit miB tdglih sur glr6eit ge5en
mo perOieut $500 Die @ohe mas
iie ben0tbigt, Inn iid lnO i6re eigene
Gobter 81 erndbrcn Sbr 9ruoer,
Ger cine lodier un0 einen Sobn 6at,
Die 6eioe Deroienen. fonnten ole Wlut-
ter lciGt perfoitigcu Srou @eb mar
ihon einmol in Der oitlibeu Goli5ei
Stution "a ibre Wlutter Oos Sous
i6res 9uloers uiht betreten ourfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

lIuter lmgefdbr 800 flcineu C6lt.
fuhen WiiBte ecitern Wlorgen Der Az
Sabre olte Sones 81. Son0crs BON
gir. 1900, 3oplor @roue StroBe NIT
einem aebrodencu 5hiilterblatt hers
Oor9e6oeen mcroen nahoen elm
StraBen6abn. g8aggon auf oere5reeus
mount. glbenue nabe Ser Galpitls
StroBe, in ieinen Masen BON binten
hineinfitbr. Sanders muroe uaA
Souie gebrodt uno bon Or Soiepb
Sort bcbanoeIt. Der 9ddeupa9cn
1T oos @igcntbum Der Connecticut
|ie So. bon gtr. 1925, 5io Gutom.
StroBe. 0ic Cbitfuhen bottcn einea
@ertb bon $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
SOllen 9sfcrO uno @ascn ecitu6leu
babCn.

Inter Der 9lni6uloi9ltng aneeblid
Elm Efero unO ein @uggD iru @ert6e
BON 5000 bon @eorge @. 3ieeler bon
9}r. 410, 9loro Siq6 StroBe, ae.
itoblen 5u bo6en, muroeu aeitert
9(6eno Der 40 sSo6re altc 6ronf
Smith mo Der % Sobre alte Ser
mon Sinfel, 9eiOe BON 9lr. 4O4,
Gourtlano StraBe, ourd oen Cetef-
tip Sogan oer6oitet ino in ser mitt-
leren &oli5eiItotion eingelieiert, no
tie beilte Dem 9iihter Supplee porge.
fiibrt lperoeu. Die Ner6aiteten ioll
len ange6lih Deriuht 6obeu oos sc.
i6brt oaS Iic nIict6eten 5li perfal.
ien mas iie ober in 9lbreoe iieaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

Sei'm Suden noh elmer Oiomant-
9laOeI entitan0 oeitern Nlorgen IN
Dem Souie BON Or, s. @alter @lo.
lone. 9}r. 724 Cit NreitonitraBe,
ein 6euer Srau @larg Malone, Bic
Wlutter Oes 9lr3tes 5inOete elm
Streid6ol5 al uuo nihte in einenl
Sdronfe nod Der g}aoel. SllS ibr
oos 3iiuobol5 entiiel iiel 0oiiel6e
oui einige aleioer um0 iebte oieielben
in 9rano 6rou NloIone lief aui
bic StraBe im0 cin uor6eige6enOer
Seuerme6raom innote einen 9llarn
ein- Iie 6lammcn puroen eriiidt,
e6c 0roBer Shn0en ou0erhtct NOR.
0cn mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
gIM 0lc0irnerIdliiIIernna aCIt0rOen.

Sm 6ronflin Square Soipital
itarb geiteru 9lbenO flir5 por z ll6r
Der 81 Sabre alte 9fl6ert Sunt bon
9}r. 1880, Sargeut StraBe mel.
der am peroangenen 0ienitae be.
muBtlos al Der Columbia 9lpenlc
auiqenmoen morOen mar. &lmt Sat
tc eineu epileptilhen 9lninll erlitten
wor ouf oaS StruBeupfIaiter geiiiir5i
nnO botte lid oabei gemoB Oen 9ln0o.
ben ser &oipitaldr5te cine @e6irner.
ic5iitterlmg 5nae5ogen @r 6intcrl6Bt
lchnc @itnpe icinc Gltcru imO Orel
&inOer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18

ct.@aItimorer anf Oer g9adt.

1cr ..Oit Baltimore @ciddftsIeli.
tcs&crein~ na6m gcitern 9lbcno in Der
rtSel.5fille" an Der SiiO.9lnnltroBe
feline reaelmdBigen @erinmnlimocn
micOcr ouf. Nrdiioent So6n Su6crt
iii6rtc ocn Goriib nlo Sefrctdr @co.
2cimbad oas FrotofoG. Qie Der.
ihieocuen Gomite'n perloieu lire @e-
ri6te, mo Ger Brdiioent oanfte Oen
W}itglicoeru fir bic rcgc 9(ntbeilna6.
me an Scr Sternenbonuerieicr- Die
Wlitglie0cr Oriidtcn ferner ibrc gcs
fricoi9lmg iiber Die Grofimmg Ocs
@rbolaugs %iers lm0 Die 6ertigltel.
hing oes 9rooopop ans. Der Ser
elm miro ii1 bciniiben, ooB ole onoe-
rem &crfe6rsitroBen 1T Sit.9altimorc
iobalo ais m0glid osp6oltirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
9yicmic ser Orioles. Z

Die groBe Gonuention Der uSri-
oles erreiHte geitern 9lbenO nit ei-
mem BON Dem Baltimore Sect 9tr. 3
oeranitalteieu &icnic i'm @eItcno-
9Sorf an per 9pltimors.fo StraBe lm0
@nrriion 9one i6r gnoe @egen tau-
ieno Nerionen batten iih emgefln.
0cn ino lmterbielten iidb bel monnig-
ioltiqeu 9lmiiiemeuts aufs bette.
Gr. 3. s, 2inf, Der GoriiBenOe oes
llnter6alhngs Gomite's, botte Die
9(rrougemeuts iiir oas &icuic getrof-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
(sin6rrdlcr IN QnnrnniIlc.

@iilige Gin6redcr moften aeltern
0lorgen SonropiQe uuiider. Gle
waren oniAeinen0 boupiidhli6 ouf
@elO ans, oa bon oeu Diclcn SLIDER.
idben niht Elm ein5iges iStiid per.
miBt puroc. 9luBer elmer @aaouc
W6iStp no6men ole @inbreder nod
cine Tluihe @eir ln0 Glide Cigar.
rem nit. Gie Tie6e brohen in oie
SGiiicr BON g9iQiam s. g9rig6t, s.
Senrp 9ll6reht imo GbontoS <oel
an Der 9lilio.glpene eiu. S5eoes Smis
wir0e ourd Elm SinterfenIier betre.
ten ino niemauo in Der gta1bor.
iHaft 6ottc irgeno ettpoS 6emerft.
9(n 0en @iuterfenitern ser Sduier
bon Srou 8. s. g9rigbt uno Charles
". 9u6reht fano Die &oli5ei Spureu.
sic odrauf idlieBen laiieu, oaB Die
Giebe periuc6t botten ouh IN oieie
Sdilier eiu5n6reheu o6er ieoens
fauS pcrideubt tporoen moren Serr
@m. 6. @rig6t oeiien 6rou frauf
lit, beQob iid geiteru @lorgen 3 ll6r
nab Der Slide, nobel er eutOedte,
ooB idmmtliAe SdubloOen i'm eriien
Stod ourht06ert poroeu maren.
Cos 6eniter ser Sofieite itouo offen
lno Serr @ri96t lit ser lle6cr5cu-
grng Dab oie Gie6e III ieinenI SauIe
poreu un0 fliic6teten als er 0ie
Ireppe 6erilnterfont Gie @eluobner
ser 9lilia-9lpeme 6efinoen iih III
GROCER qhlfrcgIms Die @oli5ei BON
@oroenbiQe fonnte bis lett feline
Spur ent0eden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
0ulmetIdler Gratis 6cidlnISiat

Scottlc @oi1y H. Septeu6er
8. $ Cape. Der 0olmetidcr ser bic
ii0cn Suu0cS GinponOerltngsitos
iion lpir0e bier om Gienitog Sl6enO
untcr Der 9eiduloioung, OoB er 9c-
iteduigen ongerpnlmen babe, Der
boftet uno aus Dem 0ienit cntlolien
Sic %erboitirng wor oie 6olge elmer
llnteriuHlng iibcr sic 9e5olptmg,
SAB G6ineien nit Siilfc pon Seoni.
ten Ser 8unocsrcgertng ms Sono
gcidmltg9clt wiirOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-18
etar6rm an oiftiocn lSiIlcn.

Ter @ennB bon giltiacn Ell3cn
foroerte aeitern 0os brittle Gpfer in.
Dem @ioponli Compounded BON glr.
i402, @ongbinaBc, inn Nlercp 0ot
ipital itarb Gie meiiten grfrontlm.
aen erfolgten I'M 2tolicuer &iertcl
Der Gitieite- Sm @au3cn mitroea
IA Safe entoedt, bon 0encn Orei
toOtlid oerlieien, ludbren0 iid oic
onoeren Grfronften in oen pcridie
oenen Noipitdlern oiIi Dem &cae oer
9eieritng beiiuocn gSie fciiseiicIt
wmoe liuO pic giitigeu 4il5e iu Per-
ltmge6ung 9altimore's gclannelt
moroen. 9eionocrs itorf lit oucn
ghtftreten ingoer 9}dbe pon Namiltou
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SSu ieiner oeitri0en %eriammhmg
pel1e in &iifiePs @nlle inter ocnt
@oriibe oes &rdiiocnten G6riitiuu
0e6bel uuo Der %rotofolliii6rimg Oes
SefretdrS aaipor 'Grcoi0er itottiono,
Dcnuilligtc Der o0n-Saltimore NleB-
ger araufen-llnteritiibungSpcrein~
$50 fir Die oeitidc ,SiilfSfoiie. So-
Damn mlrOen Gor6ereitungen fir oos
iilberne Subildlm oes &ereins 9e-
troiien wcl6es GnOe Oftober I'M
@ercinslofol oeieiert pir0 8erncr
purOen oie bis6crigcu Seantcn fir
bic ndbiicu @Ronat tottiiuoenoc
@o6l wicOernomiHirt. Ole Der5eiti-
gen 9eamten imO: Gbriiiian Seb6eI,
Yr6iiocnt; 9iuooIpb So6nlon, &ice-
grdiiocnt; aoipar $reoigcr, Sctre-
tar, imO Sobu Golentinc, S1asmei-
lter
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9raEOcnt Oes nsaft GuIleac. i

Wfcoior0, WloIi, AZ. September.
Gr, $. 8. gumpus, geiddttli6er Gel
ter Der llniOeriitdt bon @isconiin,
lit 5iun @r0iioenten oes vEait Sol.
lege~ ernonnt poroen lin0 oie Yeitd
tiglng Ser @ruennllng ourh oen
Geripoltlngsrot6 oes College itebt
in 9lusiiAt 9uupuS mar nelln
Sabre lang Gircftor oes o9lmericon
Whliciuu of 9loturoI siitorn4 III 9lcw
yort
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eeime @riinOe.

@aram %rdiioeut @ilion bic 3uriid-
berunng Ger merifaniihen
Gruppeu BON &era Gru5 onoros
nete. Der britii6e 8otibafter
oriidt Dem Staotsocportcmcnt
ein 9coouern iiber Die Sir 2io.
uel Garocn 5uaeiaric6cncu gleu-
Berlmgen aus
@ai6in9ton II. September
9SrdiiOent @ilion erfldrte 6cute
6c5iigli6 Scr 3llriid6erufrng Der
omerifaniicben Srllppcn aus &era
Gru3. oaB cr ii1 ju Dem S6ritt cnt-
icbloHen 6o6c, "a er Der 9lnli4t iei
ooB ooS %olf in Mlerifo wieocr III
oer Gage iei oic 9lngelegen5eiten iei-
mes San0eS iel6it 3ll Ocrpoltcu.
@lci95eitig nit Oieicr @rfldrung
oes Frdiioentcn ipra1 Der engGicbc
9oti6aitcr, Cir Gecil Sprins9lice
ocnl Staats0cpdrtcmcnt icin 8e0au-
crn iiber Oic an9e6lihe Gritit oea
englii6eu @eiouotcn in @}crifo, Sir
2ioncl Gorocn, an Scr &olitif ocS
Grdiioentcn &ilion ans Sir
Spring.9icc crfldrtc, 0aB Ole Britt
i6en 0iplomoten in feinem Sale Die
@rlau6niB 6dttcu, sic Stoatsobcr.
6duptcr Scr ircmOcn SGnOcr 5il fritz
iircn. @as Sir Gur0cn and inner
oeiogt BADEN m00c, iei nicnal5 Die
9lnl4oiuma Scr britiidbcn Hcgicrllng.
0ieic Grfldumg ocS 9otidaitcrs
wmOc oiii5iell ongenomneu. Die
9eb0roen 5o0cn oic pcrionlihcn lln-
itiuniigfeiten 5miibcn Sir GarOcn
lmO Gorron5o in 9etro1t mo no6-
men an, 0oB Scner Die 9lclBerltngcn
picQci9t in ser @rrcgung geuac6t
BAT, ga Die Gonititltionaliiten Sir
Garoen se5prnocn 6otten @lcrito 81
perlaiien
0ic 9lb6cruhng DER an Der @rcn5c
bon EcroS itcbenoen Grnppen lit Bis
Der nid)t anqeorouct moroen. Scr
%rGiioent erflGrte, oaB er BON oifi
5icaer 5citc bic 9eitdtiglng 6obe,
ooB Die @er6dltuiiie in Nlerifo niHt
70 bcOro6lib unO mliCber ieien wic
einige W}eloungen bebailpten. @r
boffe, oaB in Der fiir Den 1 0fto6er
angcicbten Gonferen5 Elm proOiiori-
ider @rdiiOent ernannt weroen Mir
&c, Oa i6m bisbcr ni1t offi5ieQ be-
fdnnt iei, % Gorran5o wieOer ernannt
mer0cn miro oler 5uriidtreten mil
II m6ei Sen nd4lten @ablen 81 can-
0ioircii.
Sir 2ionel 0esaporirt.
9onOon, IL. September. Gas
engliiAe ouswdrtige 9lmt erfl0rte
bellte 9lbeiio. oaB es feline ofii5ieQe
91adriht wegen oes ongeblibeu 81.
terpieps Dor Cir 9ionel Gar0en, Dem
engliiAen @eianoten in @}erifo, babe,
in Dem oieier bic g(66erufitng ser
amcrifaniiNcn Eruppn ans @cro
Gru5 fritiiirt 0a6eu ioa. @lei15ei-
tia pir0e Die bonn en0lii@cn 9oticbof-
ter in g8oi6ingtou oema6te @rfld-
rung glltoc6ciBen in 0cr Die 9leuBe
rlm9eu bon Sir 2ionel @oroen Ocs-
uoourt mur0ou.
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granerci-gIr6eitsr anf Scm ggailer

Die geiirigc W}oracnibung Ocs
Oicrten Goupcutionstagcs oeS Scr
cinigten &crbonocS Der international
fen 9roicrci-9lr6citer BON 9lmcrifa~
I'M 2o6or-2pceim an Der 0lt-@alti.
ulore.StroBe muroe na@ fllr5er 3eit
uerto9t nahOen cinige 9fclolutionen
Oerleien ilno angcnonmlen worOen
poren Serr &eter Soilmonn BON
@rooflon fltneirtc ais &oriiBer. llm
1 ll6r troten iGnrntlidc 0ele9atcn
mtf 0em Gisbrehcrboot ,.SatrobeT
cine lya6rt auf Der 9oi an. Gas 9lr-
rangements.Gonlite bate fiir lleber-
roIdumgen ouf 0em 0ompfer 0eiorgt,
unO Die Gbeilne6mer erle6teu cinige
Oergniigte Shmoen nuf Dem @aiier.
Iie ,2atro6e" legte flir5 nab 6 llbr
am SuBe oeS 9roaOwap pieOer an.
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9im6c in San Domingo.

@oi6ingto1i, II. Septbr
@r.@ouoernenr Sort bon Seem Ser
iep. lRitglie0 Der BON FrdiiOeut &il
ion nod Der oominifoniihcn Ncpu'
blif geionOten 6rieocns Commit
lion 6eric6tete 9eltern Dem %rdiioen-
ten ooB Sic glusiibten aui onbalten=
oe 9iu6e in Ser 9lepu6lif ie6r cute
ieien