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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28

boats pnhed by the Mexeans TampeO
the row. Anyhow, the Dolphin got of that
You when landed at Guantanamo they only few
shots at and then beat it, Their body
miles and only jungle trail leading u.s. didn Y
look for them much We had few double sentry posts
the camp did
wiped out sentry with their first voey Ever pick up
bunke with out forty holes him. after
There was only few fellows and they delivered the
goods till the Dolphin in the and hill Did
Bull Elliot? Yes,
commandan of the corps Well he just Joined company
sitting his when the first voey
he came running out hooking on his pistol belt gave his
first command eone you blankety bankety blanks
"Apyhow, built ntrenchment along the slope
that day and the ond after they back again They
bOmlarded with guns
and field piece made field work look sick didn I
lose anybody Just the firing let for bit Swede
from my company out IN front running up and down the line
TO know whO have rifle number 222220
heat thatf We had the old Lee straight pulls
somebody had his brccchbock You any history
of the war - concluded the Sergeant but this
o how the marines took GuantapamS. p. 'G..
al notice, said Jones' that we're sendin' brigade
Vera Cruz today End there's eight hundred collins goin along
Now coII we're
tNcv back
frst-cass any railway an it's
enourh down there inst to
max" the miserable pikors shell out " "' u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28

High Private Jones and the former Sergeant sat
opposite sides Of leather sette in the Three Henrys with
Of those brown BOTTLES table between
them The Sergeant perpshg the first sheet Of the morning
paper Jst pushed TO him by Jones' Four Of
he hewed hard the end Of his cigar already" "we
said Jon Some must die that others may live same
old pal pretty when climb
70 go to work an they you back few short
The military clientele Of the Three Henrys
pants of number booth and lett chamber
session and it remained for the Elusive Citizen patriotism
ehervescng from pore butt drink
When the trooper the tide boys when the troopers
the tide hummed the Sergeant they
zen away His kind and his wartime patriotism they
fore Pie probably wasn't bad fellow, either sudden
friendn failed Impress Im bet you Jones,,, said the
Sergeant that ten the story backwards
ent who captured Lungtungpen in the dark naked
never heard how took Guantanamo and
the sponnds caught all IN bathing with our
rifles Stacked the hill
our government bathn suits You bet they did and
there nearly all day their fellows
who holding them back wigwagged the Dolphin
ard she heaved Contemporaries right their
blockbOusc little
ths the other day Notice thhtf II paymaster and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28
The Lay Of the Soldier Man
BY NJ. r. Hunter.

'The provisions supply the
entire brigade for months Eight hundred
red Press dispatch. .a.tAr3 .5tfaEaa
AZ we marched aboard the transport in the harbur
I The flags and checrn' fairly made gow " ~
But a chill crept spine when suddenly
Eight hundred collins piled up {i'aear, n
ChOrusyuSo it's nail Fem in their little boxes, "
Tramp the earth down, boys, and let
oh, it's great be a goldarned COLDER
And to fight the Greasers in Mexicoi ..sl RI,
in these days there amt chanel glory
Onr scientific they look ahead; . - M.E'. tta
So much food required for the army, f#
So many collins wanted for the dead. a..
ChorusSo it's nail em in their little
Tramp the earth down. boys and let go. 81.
For what's the o. gevin for gallant boys we re
,t ~. leavin' . B. , 1a,..'
Dead and done with out in Mexicoi t-.He.tE3t
Honolulu, April cath, 1914. '.t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28
War and the Sugar Tariff

There tendency the this community
70 put dollars In the consideration the affairs
life Men who leaders believe general war
would be good thing beeause the have
restore the duty sngarf'' ~ r. .... - NJ
Thank God there who and the in
tangible ideals of decent citizenship above selfish
individual profit 4&FG J.. a,. : /. 80 "a, =
Is u not enough that the ignorant
general should have ordered fought over again be-
cause the moving picture f Of earlier been spoil
edf Must Americans descend the
levelf 1t is siekening ... ..t y .,'T ?, sf7R
In other communities those who mind
that would lead them own ouny distress or
trouble usually have the grace their snt
ments aud reran from siving public
is wonder that the Hawaiian the sugar tariff
Is apathema to the law makers in Washing tonf
|he everlasting shame few
we never TO get away from III %5 ~ .,''-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28

INNFS u DOIIGHERTN. IT." m thing imrIes ME
nj ont the Uni aud Pikea sncac during carnival
DIGNITY
WtaEr Of tho Hawaiian
Of condition Of tho FrronePn
s tits well aWt' or' "l tat hCv v-a
The H"Vva'aps. "vn ha conrv Identified awabiding
The uni P'cq raveart a show play a make
hol renrrsenation of hnl kings Of the
life rep'cn tnfen Of tho ROYAL life
@" the book Of ~" "'t ~" and
could and
Of this No others
dignity of action in Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28
The Home Of the Highbrow

: - IL
NOteA couple Of Captain steunenbeg took his OK
animation for promotion At the conclusion
Of the examination which lasted weeks
board TO hymng captain that write poem on
Captain steunenbg responded with The Home
Of the HghbrOw which the editor of Army Navy Journal
pronounced classic. Isl
Have you ever been TO Ieavenworh go before
caae led and @s G1' he Lord
- That You somehow find way to wgge thru
Improve each little moment Il on sceting wings
Il 1s to sSSP 's
They lock you room before the captains three
who proceed 70 erOss-examne you for fair;
Irving they s S9a' S s'
TN you you're growing baty and your mind become. haze
AND you see pick and shovel looming up before your
They And Ss y stand as Saa % S e A' wan
Oh the Spanish InqpsltiOn didn't know tlei, job at ALL
you suffer the fortunes Of victim On the rack
AND 81 =; s. essS
ten them how twenty fatAom.
How e shoot around the. q . hin,
You must ppt a Whole ole division thru the driii
Remember all you heard all you saw
VIII 9s the genius s Of Napoleon shining forth without haw
They you tripod and you bravely sally forth
song Wind in the north
Then At last You take to swearing when the contour lines won
And y zee n pa and ah % p q % Dg 1s
Little pedsantries in Ieavcnworih today. ~ -
THEME got & sSgn.1 there that. miles
. a no Vi nsa from the ground
. And the air is full of formulas and rues .o,s ~
There's frenzy the atmosphere that to
IT jars the ground around till ~
That's shape Of IsaSen~orth TIT today
Theresa school for aviaOs and school for army
And a school where captains learn the art Of war:
Oh they re on to things We knew befoel ~ IL A,
they nn~ ost se as won can find
But they making than all
There are stacks of them in Leavehworth todeys @ S ,
You see hghbrow rushing attend his morning
He's had four hours sleep the night befOrei Vs. 4 IN
And he wishing that he had minute more; Gst8S
You can tell that he's genius by his staring eye
And he going gain tenth today reason why
Oh they're going some in LeayenwOrth today s'a
You hear the hghbrows talking they resting the
In the breathing spell that but week. t
And yon meekly sit and listen, realizing scrub,
Telling with pstisP. that
Oh they're seheming some in Leavenworth todayl
They got penitentiary the fnesr the land, sN
And hospital where cofee.coolers dwell; : a
And half mile Of barracks full Of soldiers band,
And artillery and cavalry IS well; .. -. .-t 81
And the college is daisy special pride and boast
The ridnghalIs the finest from Chicago to the Coast
But the bughOu is the biggest for takes all the post
But there is view Of LeayenwOrt that charming
'Iis picture that no artist portray; =
Oh its soft entranng beauty fills pure delight
. And twill hnger with you till your dying day;
And YOU and rub after s ali puF ss d R
AS you see IT disappearing from the tailend of train
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28
Conductor Meets a Tartar

One day King small got
and rendered the endor piece being
the close of his had plenty change gave
Chinese ten in nkels and Dimes meanwhile telling
iHasengers to listen TO the howl protest E,.'
The Chnaman slowly counted reached
~ his sleeve and shed out another ten and asked You
changed Hkeef't. ,' "a , ..f, ~. '.s y.
That conductor is stin wondering joke was ou
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-04-28
Autoists Would Use Sidewalks

An old resident of Nuuanu Valley bewas the
automobiles not permitted to travel the sidewalks His plant
is that II the autois had the paths they
stand for week the conditions that have kept the Kuku
school street sidewalks dsgaeefu of unrepa for
ye years He says that the Nanu Improvement Club ought TO
petition the supervisors trade of the sidewalk the
mobile drivers and the between
pedestrians t, .Tt "r.g '.r& Mi. .g stt aittt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
QOnig qgeRels frei.

&ingSton Samaica, 26. Sc
5ember. Gie &e9ierung bat ibre
slnflaae gesen 2ouis @eiieIs, ciucn
omeritaniiden 9iirger uno Gbef ser
Gomniilionsiirma geiiels auIer.
fanpfi So. bon 93eiu-yorf. fallen loi.
ien, a6er oeriigt, ga or aitf ser Steae
bic Sniel uerlaiien muB. Seine Sir
ma fam ibre @eiddfte meiterfii5reu.
S8eTeIs por Is Sabre lang in ga.
maira anidiiig lm0 am 10. No0em6er
inter ser 9lnfIage pcrbaitet poroeu,
OaB er iib oes 2nnoesperrotbs i6ul
Big gemadt babe. Wan 6atte 6ei ibnI
gIb6ilouugeu bon 6eitungsmerfen ac-
rnoen, bod fonnte er nodweiien
ooB eS 9lmateur.@botoe uo-
ren, Die er longe Dor Dem arieae ac-
mdht bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

iein, Die in @irfIihfeit ais 2ebrer
Der militdriihen g9iiienidaft unO
@is5iplin ftugiren. Ger ReIt Der
9lrmee, etuo nit 9luSnobme Ser I'm.
teroffi5iere iollten jlnge 2eute iein,
bic geraoe louge genug unter 8of
fen 6leben Inn sic @o5ltboten ei.
ner militdriiAcn glusbilOunq 5u ge.
uieBen. Sefretdr @orriion crflGrt,
Dies fonne i'm 2aiic eines So6res
ooer iogor III fiir5eiier 5riit 6eperf
iteaigt meroen. SIT oas riHtig 10
iollte oie 8eit Der 9lnmerbi,ng aif
ein Sabr berobgeieBt wer0en uno
ndh ser 9lusmliiterlng iollte feinem
Soloaten geitottet merocn iid) mic.
Der onperben 81 loiicn. gliBer oen
Cffi5ieren iollte uniere 9lrnee MIR
ans iungen 2euten beiteben Die i6re
militdriime @r5ie6nnq erboIten. Gas
fann seihe9en. ioboI0 sic anoben bic
Sdulc 0urdgemaGt baben unO sic
reguldre Sdul8eit iollte Oesbol6
nidt berfiir5t meroeu. Gin Oerar-
tiges S0item piir6e Dem SonOe nitbt
mr cine 9lrmee bon Nlillionan gut
georillter Solooten geben, mel6c i'm
9lotbioa 3ur @erfiiguug iteben mir.
ben es miir0e aub gleih5eitig oeu
beiien Eppus bon 9iirgern beronbil'
Den. S8ir iollten imlere 8oIitif 70
uooifi3ireu, ooB pir cine @oIfs.Ar.
NEE creiren nic6t o6er aiBeg gIrmcc
BON profeiiionelIen Solootcn lnlter.
baltcn."
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(1Onarefiih annefudlten.

9iormoIf. Conn, 26. 3e5elu.
Der. Der neuerpdblte republito.
niime GongreB. .9lbgeor6nete gbene.
ger s. Sill Bat geitern in ieinen
@ei6nadtspoiiiaden oie offi8ieIIe
glittbeilung gcfirnoen, oaB iein oe.
nofrotiider @egner gonareB. .9(bee-
oroncter Sereuiiob 0onoban ibnl
oen Sit itreitig maden mill. 9lls
Souptgriro gegcn oie GuItiefeit
bon SiIps grrpdblung fiibrt Dono'
pau on, Dab bic @obIausgaben iei'
neg @eeners Oos eeiesli6 crloubtc
N}oB iiberitciqen.
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@ofbington 26. 0e8em6cr
S6abouit8 5eiret6r a2c2looo for.
oeric eeitern glbeno in elmer grfld.
rlna ollie Gcricnocr BON 5ra6t5u.
der, pelde ourd oie 5ur 8cit gel.
tenoeu boben 05eon- 6rodtroteu lmO
Sen SAifismanseI ibmer eeidGoigt
moroen iino, oo5l mii Dem SdnB.
onit ooer @onoelsoepartement 0ic
oics6e5iialidcn EbotiaMen nit5u.
tbeilen 9lus ser bis6er cingelonie.
men Gorreiponoen8 aebt nod ocn
geitri9en 9luSiiibrurgeu oes S6ab-
ANTS 9efretdrs flar barpor, uooB
Der 9c6iiismouoel 10 grob 1T uno
sic 6rodti0te 70 bod, oaB Der nne,
rifoniiAe Son0eI ihmer geidaoigt
iii.
IoS Sdabarnt iniO 0oS San0els'
Gepartement aclIen 5iu 8cit Iaiit eli.
nem 9eihluB oes 9unoes. .5cuats eli.
ne onseeoe6nte Gnquette iiber 0e
G8ean iSrodtidbe on.
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NcnerlueIrmannIa iaher I00.

Bottom Dloii. 26. Ie5em6er.
Ger 6euerme6rmoma 3D. " GeOnep
bon bier Ser am Ionneritng gI6eno
bein 20iden eiues 8euers nit fnap'
per 9loib oem 8iammento0e entgat.
gen mar, bat feds StunOen ipdter
oaoirc6 ieinen Eoo aefilnoen oaB er
IN einem gluiaa Dou Shlaimauocl
our1 sic 0eiinuue itiir5te, mo ii1 oic
Siange befinoet, an iuelHer oie6euer,
me6rlcide III ben imteren Ralnt no
Die Sprisen iteben 5inab5ugleiten
pile9en gr mar ougen6lidlIb toot
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.gInasIcaen6ritcu

ct. 2oui8 26. Ge5. Die
bieiiac StroBeubabnaeieaiaoft llni.
teo 9failipaD8 bat geitern i6ren @lan
cines @eiiionsioiiemS fir ibre Pin.
6eiteaien bcfonnt gegebeu Donoh
miro iie oie gan5en Soften ocs Ben
iipllsi9items trasen. Qln9eitentc, Die
in ben 9lubeitono az ireten piiniden,
nohoelu iia oos gllter bon 60 So0.
ren rrreiht bo6cn ooer iiod Dem 20.
2edeisiobrc tn ben 5lu1eitan0 81
lretai miiniden iollcn ouf eeniion
9aiprrd ba6cu borausgeiebt. OaB
lie is ooer 20 Sabre IN Dienlten Der
@eiem@ait geltanoeu bo6en Seine
9Seniion iolI peniaer oils $240 per
Sobr ooer me1r olS $500 per 2so6r
betrnaen
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gcTernua Der sta6I.SuOnitric.

GorncIISb;llc, ga. 90. Ge-
5etn6er. 1900 Gofc.Oefei in ser
GonneasOille.Re9ion, sic felt einiacr
Belt auBer @etrieb ocicst iuaren, iinO
geitern pieOer III @ebrnnh gcnonts
men woroen, 10 oaB sic Gote. 9roOuf-
tion scr neuen @o9e merfli1 gr0Brr
iein miro. 9idhite @ohe iperoen
weiterc 800 Gofe-Oeien wicoer in
9etrieb aeiebt weroen mo 81 9Infang
Sanuor oeren nod mebr. Die mel.
item Geien Der Heaion iperoeu aud
wGbreno Der 6eiertase in @etrieb
blei6er iuas ouf eine 8eiierung ser
Sta6l.Snouitrie idlieBen l1Bt.
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geIhGftstiidltia.

Sofomo, s5n0y 26. 2c5.
Ger NlaBor BON Sofomo, 6. u. Stio.
ger, lit our1 Die @rano Syarp BON
6oparo-Gounm uutcr oie 9lnflage
oeltelt poroen unbefister Beiic cine
Der Sto0t geborige 8eueriprite an ai-
nen 3r0olcr 0crfouft 81 boben. mO
miro beute entipeoer inter 9iireIdaft
iteQen ooer ms @efdneniB lpanocrii
uiiiiieu. Die @rduo SyurD bat ben
0lauor oud anaelagt, BON oen
$tOO, sic er lin pie 6eieriprisc cr-
balten baben ioa, Ser Staot mir $40
abgeIeiert 3u 6a6en Me6rcre onoerc
8eamte limo gleid5eitie nit StiOger
inter 9Intlnae geiteat poroen.
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NlOrO nnO GeI6itutOr6.

SoIon Springs, @is. 26.
0c3ember. Sci cinem @ortmeAiel
ii6er Die @eooblm9 elmer Hcdnuug
in SoDc Dun 81 erihoB Ser 3S Sabre
oIte 2oiis auriIo, ell feds @leilen
BON Colon Spriugs ipobnenoer 6ar.
mer geitern Den 30jdbriaeu 8rco.
Gidenion, einen Sufidmieo. glodl
Der SdieBelci oeriudte Gurilo, in
ieiuem S9agen 81 eittiliebcn iprroe
ieood6 bonn S6eriff iiber6olt. 9lls
ser Sestere iid anididte, Gliriaa
ieit5unebmeh enOete oieier iein 2e'
Ben ourH cinen SGuB IN Sen Sop.
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loo sade mit griefen ger6rannt:

@inoior 9ods. Cont 26.
0c5ember. @eitern gl6eno giug I'M.
melt bon bier auf Der 9leip Yorf glew.
Sa0cn imo Sartioro.9a5n ein @oit.
wagcn eines iiioli9 9ebenoen 3uges
IN 5lmnmen ouf nobel 100 Sddc
@oitiomen eriter alaiie per6rannten.
Ser llriprma oes 6eners III in6e.
fannt- Die onoercl @ngen Oes 3u.
gcs ruir0en bier upn Dem brennenOen
@oInpagen obge6dugt. Der 3ug er.
litt cine Geripdtimg bon 5mei Stun.
Den uno Die Faiia9iere muBten piel
inter Der adlie lei0eu. ga Der 0ampf
5lr Sei5ung Scr gSasen obgciteut
NOR.
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ariegs.Sefretar GarriIOu's 8lau.
Bon Gonere6mitgIico gRidoro Bart
boIot iuooiiirt. 0ie Sdoifung
eiuer 9lrmce.Reierbe. @lilitd.
Ride 9lusbilouua iebr f6roerIid
fir iunge 2eute, iagt 9ortbolot-
@o{6ingtom 26. Ge5em6er.
GougreB. .glbeeoroneter 9iidoro
8ortboIot bon @}iIiouri bat eeitern
cine GrtIdrna obgege6eu worin ct
Den 9Slan oes &riegs. .Sefretdrs
@orriion betreffeno greiriug elmer
glrmce.8eieroe, obre 9liidbolt inooi.
iirt, oSh Dalte einen gemiiien Gra0
militdrii9er 9luSbiloung fiir ie6r CT.
iprieBlid, ioet Ger oentide glbge'
oronete bon ct. 2ouis, 0eiien 9eniii.
bungen i'm Sntereiie oeS 8eltfrie-
0cns uno glbneigung eegen a2ilita,
rismls moblbetonnt iino. og9ie id
iiber6oupt fir forperIicbe @ernoll.
tomnlulng bin. g9enn mir 5Iiiiie
conierbiren aon1le uno &dfcn boi-
en- imiere 3oHerfrnft uuo sic 6or
item 81 er6alteu trodten iollten mir
bic @uhrlina ontcrifaniiher WlGnnt
lihfeit niht bernahldiiigen. Cine
hir6c rn0 griinolihe pbgiiidle 9lus.
biloung miro aus DEM omerifani.
id1en Siinaling eineH ridtigeu Ntaun
maiden 9tidts fam oie 6dbigfeit
uno 9lrbeitsfroft imicrer iungen
2aite 6eIer foroern mo ibnen w..
folg IN fat oacn Reconsideration f.
mcrn ais eine griinolibe f0rpcrlihc
2lusbil0unq. gS piiroe cine cute
aopitaIsonloec fiir unier 2ano ieiH
weun ieOem juugen @lonne eine Gin.
idbriae militdriic6e Gr5iebrig gegc.
ben ipiir0e na60em er oic Shulc
abioluirt. Der inouitrielle uno
rommer5ieIle 5ortihritt 0eutiblanos
lua6reuo ser lebtcu oreiBig Sabre lit
in b06erem 0iaBe Der nilitdriideu
glusbiloung ser iingen 2eute nls IL
seno elmer onoerei llriohe SUSIE
idreiben. 96atidblid lit oie Sci
itngsfdbigfeit Ger Geutibcn aIf al.
len @ebicien mciner llc6crScugung
nod weientIim auf 9iecbum9 Der
g(us6iIouno, weIhe tie IN Der grmce
er1olten 81 icbci-
SD bin Gin ertihieoeuer @egncr
elmer dus profeiiionelleu SoIoaten
sc6il0eten 9lrmce. Sine iolhc glr.
mee itebt i'm g8ioeripruh NIT Dem
@eiit ser onerifonij6cli 5aititutios
men, Setretdr @orriion Fat 9iedt
pem er cine groBere gIn5aDl bon
Gfii5icrcn berlarat I'M bic onge
uorbenen a2onnidoiten so orilicn
Sic cin5iscn proicilioneLleu Soloo
ten In ser gluncc iollten bic Giii5lcrc
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0IpIa .glru6nfIion IN NaF0Ia.

goi 6inQton 26. Gc5ember.
1ic @roouttion Der @olomineu III
9iio.Tafota in 0ieiem Sabre uiro
Dom oeologiiben Bureau auf ST..
2700O0 aeiddbt gcgen $z3t9,294
Ill 1913. Ole 5ilher. GroOuftion be
trug etua $4,000 lln5eu ge1en
172702 III 1913. @ou 1878 bis
Gnoc 1914 6at Scr Staot fir $1s5,
$4,000 @olo nno 5,s30000 lln3en
Silber pro0n3irt
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ganm,uoIIe nad 0eutidlauO.


@uIDeiton Ger, 26. 3e5.
0ie critic 2aoung @oumlpolle nnA
0eutidlono felt Dem 8eginn Oes Ell
ropaiiHen aricecs 1T 1eute bon bier
ouf oem oneritaniiden 0ampfer
n@ot6iinoer" nod Bremen abgegan.
gen. Gie 2oouns nmfobte $3.50
8olIen al eiuem @eiomuitmerf6 BON
$455,0O0. Gopitdn 8ople fii6rt al.
Ser Sen iibliden S6iffspapiereu au3
cine cioesitottlihe i6riitlide GrfId.
rliig ser 9lgenteu nit iih, ooB Die
9ooung ousidlieBlih mls 9mim.
molle beite6e.
Ole 2uden pir0en i'm @ciiein
oes Hieiieen fron5oiii@eu GoniuIs
un0 cines @ertrctcrs Der 2onooner
2Ioo0s Sdiifspcriiherilngs Sc
icniAait inter Siegel geIeat lno
@eiOe itellten Damn cine @eideini,
etmg ous ooB Oos SMiff ais 50.
olug ausihlieBGt6 amerifonilde
@oumpolle fibre uno 5u ungebin.
oerter 6obrt nod oeuti6en @audi
fern nno in einen octihen Safcn
6ercdtiet iei.
Die Srohiroien fir bic ami Dem
got6iinoer' ucridifitc 9oummolle
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Woren sic boditeu sic ie in bieiigeut
$ofen ae6ablt iporoen iino, ndmli@
3 Collars fir je 100 Ehno. I'm
oieielbe 3eit oes lesten Sobres be-
trugcn Die 5radtroten 80 bis 35
Gents bro 100 @iItn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

9torfolt, @oy 26. D8em6er
Giuer Der 6eitigitcn S4nceltiirne.
Oen sic an Der SiiIte uon 8irainien
geIeaencu Staote III BEN leBten SAB.
rem erlebt babcn belt geitern 5a1l.
reihe Sdiiie bel Sanipton 9loaos
felt. Ger Sturm erbob iid gelteril
Nloraen III oller 6rii6a; Diele 5obr.
8engc lagcn aeiieru gl6eno an ibrel
Iod5 itia uu0 partcten aiii 0ilnlti'
ceres &eiter fiir ibrc glbiabrt
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gHraerfrica.sSctcrau ositOrben.

9ewiiton Soa6o, 26. Gc5.
@cncralmaior Sobn 2ouc, ser inter
General Gobert 6. See ben 8iirger.
fricg mifgcmaht bate, lit in ieiucnE
bieiigen Seim geitorbcn. CT mar eiit
Sobn 0es Generals Soiepb 2onc,
oes friiberen 8ur6esienotors iuiO Ell
ien @ouUcrnclirs bon Oregon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
9ine itaIieniiac slsniastodtcr

&onl Stalien 26. Ie5ember
aonigin @elena BON Stalien aebar
0ctitc 9ladmittag cine Iodtcr Nlut.
ter un0 ain0 beiinoc1 iid Dobl
(&onigin @elena cine Sodtcr oes
&5niaS 9lfolauS bon Nlontenegro,
pcruahlte iid ou "a 0ftober 1896
init aonia @ictor emaauel BON Sta,
lien Gos gaar bat iest iiini sius
0er 0a0on Dicr Somtcr uuo ciuen
5obn)
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germiIdIe IeIearap6IIde aepsI16cn

sSn G6icogo. 81. lit cine @e.
megung I'M @ousc, Die Gcutrol.3eit
oili5uge6en uno oitlicbe 3eit on5u.
nebncn.
S,n 9Sbilaoelpbin bot Der t9
Sabre olte 9lidar0 Baro0H III einem
SoteI Sel6itmoro beaanaen