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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-30


- Die bieiigs Sarusari ao9e Jtc.
CTS belt Dorssitern Ra9mii.ag uno
GbeHb Die Giufiibrune pon WitgIies
bern in ben oritten 9rab nit oaraufl
folsenbem gantett in Der ct. 9lns
tbonp Sale. Der Drill 5eam Don
Gincin - mar anipeieno unb trug
oisI ba5u pei, bic Ginfiibruns gu Usrs
ihOnern. Der 0orters SGussrbuno
BON 9apton, g., bsiOrsts ben muiiils
liiden 2bsiI. Inter ben @ditsn be,
fanbsn iia Die Gr,9robsSbsrs Barber
Carl Slum, Senrp auitnsr, JobH
DeibmanteI unO guuns.
- als RudfOlser pOn 5. 6. Gum.
Minis, pel9er nad 2sTus iibsriieoeIts,
purbs DON Der Butler gOuntp gders
baus9sieGidaft Srr Sirt M.s in bic
5airbeb0roe sepdblt.
- ginbredsr oranssn in htn
Ratet GaoeH an Der Siib 3. StraSe
unO erbeutstsn Runbbarmonitas.
gaisbaue, saidenmeFsr, cine Winb.
bi4fe uno Is bis 20 pfunO S4rot,
fopie 80 poitmarten.
= R. W. glibsr bon SO. Al Sip
u. Strabe mslbsts porgsitsrn abenS,
OuB sr in Der Samitag 9a6t um Il
llbr 9ilferilfe zines ertrintsnbsH Mans
mes, peIter mad sinsm BADEN risi.
b0rts. Gr glaubt, Oab Der Wann, psr
ii9 i'm Wiami SIub befanO, srtrani,
e er i'm 5u Silfe tommsn tonn.e.
Bis istt fpurbe Riemanb als permibi
in Der pplioeiitation semsIbst.
Oiebe ftablen porseitsrn qbeus
aus bem 2assrbaus Der g., 8. uno 3.
8abn cine grobe uno tuertbDoQe Rol.
aupferbrobt.
- Die iatbolii6e Soti6ule sibt
an 15. uno 16. Suli. gla9mittass
inO 9lbenos. i'm S4ulbof Elm Raisns
feft.
Coroner SenrD &rone jr. mar
Dorseitern in WliOOletopn, um Oi.
Sei4s BON Gorsit 9osbsl, 20 Sabr.
alt, Don aentudp itammenb, gu be.
iiftissn. Der iunee WtaHn srirani
heim 9aoen am lebten Gumitas absno
unb feline aeids fpuroe ipdter sebors
gen.
William Ware BON Cincinnati
eriu6te bic bisiise polioei, ouf einen
Sisb 81 fa5nben, peIher iein pfsrp
unb 9ussp ausfiibrts.
- Der Staot>aubitor Orb 5ffncts
geitsrn bic 4nsebote fir II, 900 Son,
nen &oblen fir bic ftGbtii4en anlds
gen. Die 4nsebote liefen BON $1.S0
Biz $500 Ste 9pnne, frei nah 6amils
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1ies unb Dss.
0i. shsiIn,hmsr an eshrsrt

- Die 1beilnsbmtr am 3ebrsrirI
In Gbieasu rsiisn bsuts @ormittds
lIbr nit Der psnuipIpania gdbn al
ipelde ben asbrtrn einen Spssidlipd
gen 3ur W.rfiigung iteli.
- Die bisEs.n bsutfdsn Bu4bdnt
lsr babeu bisis Wod. tsine brutfhtI
3eitidrifisn gum abIiefsrn. Die saI|
se Ssnbuns Der SieslpD4sntlitsn Sell
inrifisn Don Dsutidlanb mar auf btl
Dampf,r .aaiftr Wilbelm H., ipsi
der btlanntlih NIT sinsm engIitHsI
Dampfsr 3uIammenitieb. Die 3fit
ifriftsn purben infols. beGsn auf sl
nsn iJrattb1mpfsr transferirt uni
treffsn fpnbrfdeiRIid cine son5e Wo9
ipdi.r bier tin.
- Sn Der s.Iirisen Gps3iaI5ibur)
Der 6anbtIstammtr fpurbsn Wefhliin|
ataen bic GldptoH unb Rsiplanb anti
1ruitporlassn asiabt uab etnt glf|
f6rift berislbsn an prdiibsnt WiliorI
iopie bic gunbesIsnuioren 1kq
Burton unb 9lilss pOmmertns 81
jhidt.
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SABRE altsn Cigar Mereia Don bort
4usf6au 5u baIten. Der gurid. 1T
Isinsr Wutisr sntlaufen unb iie 1T Der
snfidi, bab sr iia na4 Cincinnati
seipanot bat.
Der 6ilfs Siaaisipilbbiiter
Dapib gotpsrior eripirite sefiern I'M
Wlunisipalssridt sintu 5aftbefebI ses
gen Sermnnn aosppmanH Don no.
22s1 gosen Girab.. ben er bef9uls
bist, nit e;nsm Reb i'm aunal in
Camp Dafbinsion sefiIdt gu bdGn.
bsFsn Maiden iiber Orsi 9isrtsI Sol
srob paren.
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9i,r n gdaai0s llsnigist
tir Magsa(si0M0s

tsinise boddt bcmerfensipertbe Sles
InItate lpcrocn crIanat ourd, Die &c.
bauoluua oes g,aaclls, Der geber inb
sineelpcioe nit rcinen pflan3enoIen.
,peIdjc cine reiniacnbe, Iinbernbe um5
Iduternbe N.irfimd ausiiben auf bic
untercn ginaetpeiSe, Die Sinoerniiie
BON giitigen gbialIitoifen nn6 Baien
cutiernen imb beren llebergang in's
0Iut perbinoern. ysadJoein bies se.
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SuSlpiu, 3D.

= 5rau Gilbert 9edsr Don Gh''
ca9o, Su., lueiIt auf geiud bel ibren
GItern, 9srrn uHO Jrau $. qfsiI, en-
Der gIiiabetb Strabs. Wsit Gopinds
ton.
Sri. Qutilla Sin6ler BON asb Il
non, g., bic einiss 3eit bel Grsunbel
aui geiuh peiIte, 1T geitern Ru4mtts
tag abgereiit.
- D. 5. 9opman bon Der Carr
Strabe, Cincinnati, purbs pom go.
liseiridtsr Wm. Suntins nit $50 unt
oen Soften beitait, neil sr nit eintn
Repoloer in Der Saite arrstirt puros.
Die poIi5iitsn stdlss, Snsrim u1o
Ypuns arretirten ibn, aIs sr am Gin
gang gum aaspon part 3psi ShuHc
abgub.
- @GbrenS einss Wortpe9Isls aus
einsm SbantpbOpt, ON 5ubs Der De-
peral Strabe, purbe Ssrrp 2sipis ocri
9reeni,p, ap,, ssitern Radt in Die
linte Ssits, nabs Dem Rutsrat, unO in
bic S9uIter seidoiien. Dan. goons
bon Brent, ap., Der bic SdiiiIe 2bgs.
fsuert babsn iol, enttam in einsm
Rubsrboot mad Cincinnati. 2epis
bebaupiet, Goons babe feline Grau auf
benz gOOte se5abt. Or. 6. 20. Stroup,
Der ben 9erIsBten fofort in gshanbs
luna nabm. lieB i'm nad bem ct.
GIiiabetb 9Oipital brinssn, ipcisIbit
isin 3uitano als b0bit ssfGbrIid bes
Seihnst rpurbe, 6a bic Sdubpunoe in.
mere 9luhlnsen osrurfadts,
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bic Joreif 2lpsnue in Der Rdbe Der
Orurp Mbsnie entlans. aIs infolse
Der Steilbeit Der StruBe Der fhperges
Inhene Wdgsn in's Hutffen gerittb
unb Die pfsrbe mitrib, bis fdlieblid
bas 9efpann sesen einen 3ani flos,
nobel Gansniann bon jeinem Sib &C.
idleubert ipurbe unb cine 0errentuns
bes redten JubfnSdels bopontrus,
bic feline lleberfiibruns. na9 benz
ftdbtifden SoipttaI nDthis ma4te.
Gins Der pferbe tuurbt bOs 5userihs
fet
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Jgarl 3. 2odarb, "a. Rornoob.
teloiie .. @reibam. 19, oessl.
}aeiter Rotbfhilb, 43, 333 Bor.ii ap.
lSeIen z. gobm. 80, 686 gboIionglD.
|s0aIter :. gluifsa, %. 1926 guco
Strabe.
lmarb m. aamb, 90. 1927 SIOo Ctr.
(aIb.ri 8. Sarr.u. %, s32 DinOi9r
Strabs.
amanbd 6. Saeob, "a, 1928 Wli.
iadufeits gfpe.
(Saeob 8. WoIfer. 20. Wt. Maihinsa
ton.
lasnss W. Grotip, 25, California. 8.
)Maitbep Sod.r, 81, Ridmonb, a9.
lRannie 6. SadiOn, 1s. LIZA Wbits
lon Ctr.
)Sreberid R. 6. Rofe. %, Ghitaeo.
lSofepbine Curtis, %. 119 Garfield
pIaee.
}Gbporb g. spl.r, q. Rsipport, ap.
lGlorence W. asr9, %, 733 Wbit,
tier Ctr.
}gliiab 6. sylopb, 90, Rot.iier, Wif.
l2ura 9. aisbt. "a. 1909 Sprtng
Grope 4ps.
)atlb.rt Z. Mobr. 2e, Rsabing, o.
lgarrie arop, 20, oessl.
Js5ran. RpeIf, "A, 1915 Race ctr. !.
lWarp gouHs. SO. 213 Wet atbsst9
Strabe.
}Rob.rt g. @iIiOn, 46, 1o71 WOuuo
I Sirabs.
(Wsaub g. ginlsp, 40, 332 Wtit s. 81.
lMida.I ). sdinnsr. 80, 1851 grite
I Ipenue.
(QIma Is,ebnn. 39. 1245 Ssssl.
}Sames Smith, 81. 6 5aplor Str.
lCum GsrrslI, %. 222 IA. Cir.
Jpbilip g. adnmann, 81, 2e27
I Warplan5 4pe.
lg.itis ainnsp. "a, 1896 Wsf 8. ct.
(pettr Sp.ns, 20. 515 Sft IL. Cir.
lglara o. Dopbeq, 19, Wonisomsrp.
Sbio.
lWaIt.r R. sdaiftaI. "a. 21so Ri::
! Strobs.
lSfabelIa Wanns, 81, POI elliott ir.
]Sam. Shiif, "a, sbaroupill., 8.
lglsttie Sonss, 81, 500 Carlisle 9p..
(Gaspar eoIina. "a. 213e 81. Rain
! Sirabs.
lalnnu 5ranssu. 20. 1T mafOH ctr.
]gbparS Wall.r, 80. 1911 Gin cir.
lMars 3immsr. %. 712 GrsenpOOS
4penue.
|Gsrbaro ). Sdutts. 26. Sartipsa.
lG,rtrub. 0ramann, q, 1893 Stats
4nenue.
JSrbert gramann, %, 1893 Stai.
I qpeniie.
lGlorsne. ainssrs. 20. 21s5 8alti-
more Qpe.
|SOf.pb 8. 3o,. 80, 1918 Queen G;tp
! Gpenue.
(aiuie gOepu, %, 2274 au.b.c Rb.
(5obn Q. Sdsb.I, 25. 2252 Jlora 81.
lauIa Gbriitopbe. "a, PIG GinbIap
Strabs.
|DiIbur :. peets, 25, GIiaabetb, T.S.
lMarp 6. Giaespis, %, Ills TcDs
TON Ctr.
|Gliiba 8. Campbell. %. GObinsion.
lgmma S'asarp, 90. 344s CARTHAGE
Mpenue.
l2lnion DrpSen. 81, gssppori. ap.
lWlarp anopp, 81, SIT aaura Gtl.
(.saeOb Sartmann. 80. 2o17 Din. Gi.
laouiis S9mitt, 33. Sefferion SOisl.
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WOdl sut absslanien.

9erbaltniBmdbis slimpflid lief sss
tern Elm Jabrunfal ab, bon benz Der
Jubriptrtsbefib.r Bernard Ganss
mann pen 30. 408 5eFferion apenue.
ct. gernarp, bsirrifen trurbe. Gaugs
mann iubr NIT ieinem Dpppslseipann
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aempiep Mill nidjt.

Gr > Mdpor DtmpIsp bat abfOlr
feline Cuff, irs.nbtin 5ffsniIid,es WI
al beilsiben. Gine GriISruns In BIZ
fem Ginns CAB Ssrr OtmpIsp ssItsE|
onIGBlih bsB Gtriitts ab, bdb 4
bsmndtit gum Mitslisb Der fidbtif&t|
GipiloisnItiommiiIiOn srnunnt tpsrht|
piirbs, iobdIb cine @aiuns tn n
BsbSrbs siulrits.
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Rleixe VsIi3eiaaAr Arihtes.

- glls Dsrmibt tpurSe ssftern Der
poli5si bic 16 Sabre aIts Gillian
Saud bon Ro. 1880 BabmilIer Ctr.
ssmelbtt. Die Dsrf6punbsns befane
iia mad ben ansaben ibrer S&psitsr
am Gnmitag In Gonsp Jslanb unb
ptrlisb bos GtabliNsment in BssIei.
tiins zines iungen Mannes. 5eitbsm
fsbIt iehs Spur bon ibr.
- Bon Suniiuston. Jnb.. aus
lpurbs bic poIisei sriu4t. na& bsm 10
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glbamiOn. 81, bon geIIpp Springs.
Obio.
- @runoeigentbums llebertra-
dunaen: Rettp Sen an Hrant unb Sci.
lie pilotte, Ypt in Clifton. 81. Wid.
ter Gommiifdr al RpIn U. Sartipes,
Got an Der Wit. plediant
2(pe.. Si9blunbs. aD.. 81.
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as 8a6aret. et.Adnffer
Sinb bic Witaliebcr Der 0eiddits'
lente 9lieec bes u. Is. :. ..
yentocdf" iuprben.

Dieie .entbedllns" erioIste in
gpanspille, Snb. - Iie 1urner
ipobnten bort Dem 8e5irfstirnieit
bes Snbiana 1urnbe3irfs bel uno
beiutten Serrn Senrp Mies. s.-Oas
ibnen gu Gbrcn arransirte Inter.
baltunaSprcsramm tpar iebr um'
fnngreid,.
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3 a n II to n.

llnier gssnt in Samiltou it
Serr GSuarb grnd, 449 Sio Sinite
Strafe. gca Sci. 476 s., Spms
Ehouc 1851 q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

ouberbolb bes 2anbes piele gebdffige
8%emertungen gema&t uno ND es tmz
met angtng. purbe Der 9ame NIT
Mt@ta@tung begegnet. Mu@ In 9ofz
fretfen on6erer Climber %tpeigerte man
ii@ bic Trau bes Prdiibenten Der front
30iif@en @epublit nit Der tbr gebib@
renben M@tung gu beban6eln.
SIM @runbe genommen lit aber ni@t
Die geringfte @nti@ulbtgung fir bteie
Mnfetnoungen porbanoen. Mme. potn<
core lit cine nod iunge unb auffalz
lenb f@0ne Grau, bo@t gebilbet, geiftz
reid unb BON geminnen6er Site. Sic
mar nit etnem mertloien @ubiett perz
beiratet, bon benz fie 1aber gei@teoen
purbe, porouf lie @apmonb potncare,
Der f&on bamols Elm berborragenber
Mbbofot lpor, beiratete. @uf ibrem
@ufe 1T au4 ni@t Der gertngite Maz
tel un6 Miemano bat es Dermo@t, Der
1@0ner Grau aud muir bic geringfte
Snbistretion na@5uiagen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

8ebs Gla89e unn Die ,,Gonfena.
ttplt."
Groncis Scott &ep oo3u beseiterte
.9be Star @pangle6 Banner" Al
bt4ten. ,9te 5lagge 1T 36 GuB lana
un6 % SUB bo@, bic @terne baben
etnen Dur@mefer bon 3tpet SUB unb
bic @treifen iino 3tpet SUP brett. Die
&tefenflagge murbe benz @mitb1onian
$nftttut bon @ben @ppleton, Dem @n<
tel bes Sberften George Mrmifteab,
i%ibergeben, tpel@er lebtere 3ur 53eit bes
Rrieges Sort Me9enrp befebligte.
Dte nmgebung bes Sorts foll nun
in einea Part umgepanbelt tper6en.
4rditbent @ilfon bat bereits feline linz
teri&rift unter oie Bin seiebt, pel&e
bas Sort Der @tabt Baltimore AL
part3neden abtritt.
Dte Sin fit 6ie Metaurierunq Der
Tregatte r@onitellation", bes a;lfeiten
@&tffes BET ameritanii&en Glotte,
pel@es bon Netpport, 8. s., no@ BAL.
ttmore gef@leppt perben ion, it &C.
retts bonn Observation-Disclosures auae.
nomr1e1 morben uno befinbet fid a.
g~entpGrttg Dor benz 8unoesfenat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
un9a(ante 5ron5olen.|
sic aretfen ben @nf oer Satin
TIRES Yr1iioemtem an.

Die Tran3ofen baben mdbrenb Der
iinqiten polittf@en 8ermidlungen in
tbrer &epublit einen bebauerli4en
Manqel an Mttterlihfeit an ben Sag
qeleqt, in6em lie in Der Pre1le Den
9uten @uf bon Some. poincare, Der
@attin beS prdfioenten, antaiteten.
Der fran501ii@e Moel, mel@er in Der
@e1eQ16aft frog Der Mepubltt INNER
nod bic leitenoe &olle 5pielt, bat it4
bon alien Mnfang ge9en Mabame
poincore ni4t nur ablebnen6, ionbern
geraoe3u eebdi1ig ge3eigt. l1eber tire
uniebrige" 9ertunft mur6en nt@t aur
in Jrantret@ ielbit ionoern auh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Dor Der 6o@aeit.

mama bat nit ibrer So@ter, bic
nG@fte Mo@e betratet, eine tomplette
Rl@eneinrt@tung gefauft. 8eim @erz
lafen bes @ef@dfteS tpenbet ii9 bic
9o@ter nod an ben @ertGufer unb
fagt: r@ergefen sic aber ni4t, mir
81 iebem @tiid cine @ebrau@2artpets
flung 3u legen.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
sic It 3urud!

r@arum fibt muir Der 9err @am<
perl 70 betriibt i'm @arteiaaIg"
50, pi7en g, benz 1T ndbrenb
feiner @etfe geftern feline 5rau bur@z
gebrannt, unb ioeben fat er erfabren,
6oB fe f@or pieber 3uriid tft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
&eps 5(agee.
Gahne, bic 9idter be9etfterte. full
reffauriert mcroeu.

SIM @mitbfonian Sniitut gu @afb<
tngton lit nit Der @ieberberftellung
Der olten 5lagge begonneu por6en, bic
emit bon benz Glaggmoit bes Sorts
Me!9enrp pebte un6 beren Mnbltd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
St. Benedict's academy
ct. Soie2b, Stearns Gunntp ,@iuu.
9enft SIR Gtmas pun Cure @af&e?

Cine Ser beiten Mnltolten CUR b0be.
rem E0dterer5iebung i'm ga1t5een'
Mor6meiten. unterri@t in 6eutider,
engIii9er un6 fran5oiiider Spra.
DE, Stenograpbie, &ppetpriting,
8u6fiibren, Mu1if, Mdlen, @oder
uno meiblide &anoarbeiten. @ri.
pat5immer, nit allen mo6ernen 8e.
quemIidfeiten ousgeitattet, iteben
sen 3oglinger aur @erfibg1r,9.
Mit obigem Snitit1te lit cine Sda1-
Re fir @naben bon 6 biS IL Sabrer1
perbun6en. @egen Mdberesn De,s.
~ man ii6 on
Sister Dlrectress, o. S. B.
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THE ADVENTURE OF THE VILLA DE G.

slave. He is ordered to meet me there.
and he will come. He does not know
that he is coming to his end"
Nine. Bertrand looked out Of the VIM
dow and sighed.
1t is all too complicated foB me-" she
declared. II do not understand whether
this young Lenfield man is a criminal, u
detective or n traitor
Her companion smiled.
IF he were on his trial." he remarked,
che would find ii hard to plead Not
gu 'lty.' to either charge. Let me take
you to your friends house before start
Ola my journey. have an hour to
spare"
And Tomorrow" she asked.
"To-morrow, he replied. when you
wake you may say to yourself that Paul
Grayes has commenced new life. To-
morrow | sail from Villa Franchc for
New York"
Paul Graycs. alone in his low. torpedo
shaped, gray automobile. elidcd away
from Cannes over the most beautiful
road in Europe toward tn" villa de cap
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| do not always trust the woman who
loves. With you 1t is fear and fear is
more terrible thing. | trust always
The woman who fears me-
She leaned back IN her chair and
laughed. The laughter was musical
enough, but it was not wholly natural.
The man shrugged his shoulders.
Il would not waste a second of my
time" he replied. lin profitless thought
Let that pass. Tell me, are you return
ing to the Paradise Hotel?"
"To-morrow ! go from here to visit
some dear friends who have villa up
in the hills. l stay there tonight"
II will take you there presently" he
said. "In the meantime I have q fancy.
Telephone to your hotel and ask whether
Mr., LaXworthy and his friends have re-
turned. In all my doings like certain
ties, and in my plans for to-day there is
no other element Of uncertainty save in
the doings of that intrusive person" o
She wrote out Il message and handed
Il TO boy. Presently the reply was:
Madam" the boy announced. Il haN"
spoken with the raradIs, U"rrl at
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Hon. Christopher Tenant.

Hyeres. NJ. LaNworthy and his friends
hav. not returned"
The man whose name was Grayes sat
for some moments in silence.
81 have made my plans" he said
thoughifully, and I have made them
with great nicely, hut have made no
allowance for any Intervention 10y any
outside party. In the villa at the pres
ent moment Rachel lies bound and
gagged awaiting my pleasure. Gassiat
Is her jailer. At 6 o'clock this evening
I shall be there. At half past q Len
field and his bulldog will be there also"
"Why are you So sure" she asked,
that Philip Leniicld and his friend Will
be there alone? Are you not afraid lest
she should hetray YOU"
TIL, man shook his head.
"Lcnf'eld knows very we'll that I am
on my guard he replied "Besides. this
il no ordinary struggle. ! tell YOU many
things but do not tell You quite all.
There is one little fact Of which | hay"
n 4 spoken. which. while ii makes this
Young man crave for my death a. for
nothing else on earih. keeps him vet my
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Continued q" SiIttcnth Page.
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TINE glass enclosed luncheon room
of the Casino at Cannes was
filled almost to overlooking when
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VILLA CONFlScATES
SPANISH COTTON
EBy Latest NALL

Ell PASo.-The most important
property left behind by the Spanish
exiles from Torreon was cotton said
to be valued at 5000, 600. Word was
received from Torreon today that ST..
100000 worth Of cotton was being
loaded on trains for shipment to Ell
Paso by General villa. ~
It is said that if the cotton arrives
here bonded for transit through the
United States for shipment abroad it
cannot be recovered by the Spanish
owners. A precedent to this effect
was established some time ago in the
case of a consignment of hides con-
fiscated by the rebels. which the for
mer owners attempted to recover
through the United States courts It
is said that the only way the original
owners have Of getting their cotton
back is in court Of equity in case
the consignment is released from bond
in the United States.
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Toxic know that Hawaii is here with
ali kinds OF ecIat
Mote TO tell the truth the stove,
pipe brigade appears to enjoy it's
daily parade
All joking aside Toxic IS paying a
warm welcome to the visitors from
Hawai-. On Monday Messrs Scott
Kennedy and Mott smith called ON the
American ambassador. the Hon. Geo.
w. Guthrie. leaving cards for the
party. They had q brief visit with
the ambassador. who. It viii be re,
|membered, passed through Honolulu
last year On his way to hfs post
On Tuesday morning they called on
baron Kato, the new minister of for.
eign affairs and were very cordially
treoefveds-
at the foreign office they also paid
respects to the chief OF the CONNER.
cial bureau. Mr. Eakato, whom we
had met at President Asano's dinner.
to Mr. Hisikichi Eitake, recently con.
|suf.general IN Hawaii. and now IN
Toxic awaiting post. to Mr. Fl. w.
Dennison, the veteran adviser to the
Japanese foreign office, and Mr.. T.
Tanaka consul In Hawaii a good
many years ago.
The entire party was welcomed by
the mayor of Toxic. Baron Sakatani.
On the previous day. the calling dele.
gation Of the visitors had gone to
the city hall and met the mayor.
Baron Sakatani Is q former pupil OF
Professor Scott Nearly forty years
ago Professor Scott taught him Eng.
lish, mathematics and languages The
mayor on Monday invited the party
70 be his guests at luncheon, which
took place yesterday
5 This luncheon was unique IN con
ception and of an elaborate charac.
ter for which the visitors were hardly
prepared. Word was sent around that
1T was to be very informal Just q
visit of the Hawaii party to the city
waterWorks and perhaps tea for a
simple tiffin uuncheonl there.
The city sent around AUTOMOBILES
and we left the Seiyoken hotel at 10
clock. The waterworks are at Shin.
iuka, six or seven miles from the cen.
ter Of the municipality and just out
side the city limits. Afterwards we
heard that there was q reason for
our invitation to the waterworks be.
cause the site was outside the city
and q rathef elaborate function could
be given there without overstepping
the hounds Of the strict etiquette OF
national mourningl This sounds ex.
stremely faF-fetched and / was not
able to confirm II, but If so, it illus.
trates, one of the many conceptions
which are novel to us of the occident.
Mayor Baron Sakatani himself met
us At the waterworks offices and con.
Quoted US over the zig plant and the
reservoirs. The waterworks have
been established here some Is years
and although the reservoirs now hold
100000 cubic feet, Toxic has found
II necessary to double the reservoir
supply and the extension work is
row under way. The source of supply
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12
HARROR MASTER
BELIEVES Kl]H|O
WHARF Is SAFE

Al communication which doubtless
will serve TO clear up the matter re-
garding the alleged unsafety of the
Klhio Bay wharf at Hilo, brought
about by the American ship John Ena
receiving orders from its owners not
to dock the vessel at the wharf, inti-
mating that the pier does not afford
a safe anchorage, has been received
by the Board of HARDER Commission
ers from F. Mosher, pilot and harbor.
master at Hilo, and was read at the
meeting of the board this morning.
The letter follows:
In reply to yours of April 18th re
safety of vessels laying at the Kuhio
Bay wharf, would say can see no
reason why vessel of almost any
size cannot lay with perfect safety
alongside the wharf There has been
installed or built a 19-ton mooring Of
solid concrete to moor vessels to, to-
gether with moorings Of 5000 lbs.
and 1000 lbs. with suitable buoys and
anchors attached AS to docking ana
plotting q vessel to and from Kuhio
Bay wharf, feel that there Is not
the slightest danger in so doing. as
there is at dead low water not less
than 80 feet inches and that Is only
one or two places that it is not neces-
#sary to go over in coming in or out
of channel; therefore, think from a
pilots standpoint that there is no
danger whatever for vessel in go
ing TO wharf; and should think that
she is much more safe moored along
side theswharf than living in an open
roadstead to load sugar. The narrow
est part of channel now is over 500
feet wide and almost a perfectly
straight one; therefore ! cannot see
any possible obstruction to vessel
going in laying at wharf and coming
out in perfect safety.
Very respectfully,
(SigneD F. MoSHER,
Pilot and Harbor Master, Hilo, T. II. |"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

SACRIFICED At
BAZAAR NIPPON

Only those who are attending the
sacrifice sale at the Bazaar Nippon,
in Postoffice Alley, can realize the
low prices at which fine Japanese
chinaware is being sold. Tea sets,
coffee sets, salad sets, mustard sets,
olive sets, and separate plates and
cups and saucers. are >going at fifty
per cent lower than normal prices.
One lady picked up remarkably
beautiful tea set of II pieces this
morning for only 1925. Other sets
are selling equally low. Then there
are silks, crepes, jewelry, etc. Every
thing must go in two weeks.-adVer-
tisement. .a- s-. d. +.
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WOMAN SWALLOWS =,
HAIRPiNS AND DIES
IBy Latest NALL

NEW YORK+-After being operated
upon three times for the removal of
ha1rpins from her stomach, Mrs. Alice
Rischoff, aged 43, died in the Man
haitian state hospital for the insane
On Wards island ~
She is believed to have swallowed
100 hairpins since last September. An
A-ray photograph taken shortly be-
fore she died showed a mass of the
pins in her large intestine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

After the votes have been counted
most of the candidates discover that
their names were on the wronk ticket
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-12

- Furs are worn by lady beavers dur.
in gthe summer.