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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
Sn6eamne.

YIN 49, zcpiemnrr yunis =. Sacon, Jr.
25lO. Noro 0u'pctif @itnbc. o5 sabre uli.
Am 2i. September Sames N. Bet 9ir. 25i6.
NitsSnOcic StrdBc 53 Sabre alt.
YIN n September Sinbrlla 3. Sriags, 9lr.
1895. Oompnoiun.9lncnnc. "a Sabre alt.
GIN 25. Sepiem9er So0n. =. 00riitiau, 9r.
100. ro.0cnitusNrcnne "a Sabre alt.
glm % September sarah g. 0lanticc. 9ir.
1916, Noro Caroline Sirabc. 65 Sabre alt
PIN %. September 21nis 3. Srehiel, 9lr.
i347 6ennlnluduidgpcnuc. ~ Sabre alt.
YIN 22. September H. u. 3iObcrt Jrnnlc,
Pr 2433, 0itScoeral Sigabe. 5s Sabre alt.
gm 2l September 0enrn :. Numiclot, Jlr.
1901 Goro su5crnc StraBc IS Sabre nlt.
gm 23 Sepicmbcr 6ranees 1orn, er, 9lr.
POGO Elnoengpenuc, Sabre alt.
gm % September Snra5ana Nopnn, glr.
1914 SosNcdcrs SiraBe 90 Sabre alt
9lm p. September Subn g. Sem, pr. 7Of,
Glib Ncder. Girdbc 81 Sabre 0lt
9lni 22. Scptcmbcr ytnnces Mic0lucfen, llnis
bcriitdiss0oipiinl 65 Sabre alt
glm % Sepiember DnHnnA Ire6iclocr, 9ir.
1904 Moslpng'uennc. 90 Sabre ait.
9m %. september Sonntbon g. Hponers,
Ar: 1920. @nrlcmAoeMne. % Sabre an.
ibcs 0oipiial SO Sabre ali
PIN % September Yiarn SmitB, pGit0 Sc
ienlioH 0oipiia" - Sabre alt.
9ln 2l. September Subn Z. street, glr.
92S Wiaoiionglncnue, 50 Sabre alt
9lm %. September 6ranf gsagner, g1r POLO.
Ulonmoncr Court, 60 Sabre at.
glm % Sepicmbcr 9uscuc @e6itcr llnpers
fitdiss s0Oipiial ga Sabre alt
9lm %. September 3ubert d. gSnnnno, 9lr.
1926 6neriioe9locme. ga Sabre alt.
glm 2l September Soa u. gebiiing, 9lr.
1924 qanoac. StraBe 56 Sabre alt
9ln o. Scpicmber Cjnitaue 9SDlie, Sinois
0Oipii0l n Sabre nli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Der bod moralilde Sobn Bun lit nienals nm cine
Crlldruna rcreael inn iid ans elmer unangenebmen
Mfare 6eralssmpinocn Ger oeiridje @eonote III SO.
pen6aacn Bat oie gnidoiong gegen ole engdnoer err
hoben, 6oB tie in ser flehle Sceihlodt bel Scaolono,
III Ser oic orei flcinen octdeii arci5cr ,9riaoneD
&oIn1 ln0 ,Nla3 mo Oas Sorpeoo6oot " 81"
ron elmer acmaltgen britiidcn llebernodt ertort mr
zen ai lin g9aier idjminilucnoc oedc Seelelite nno
oui elm nil 0etdea @erumocten gcfiinteS Boot &C.
Iholien bdtieu Gas Sdeheu o oos Boot lmo Ser
trimmeruu ociicl6en aiebt ole britide gomralita 81
inns enidul0igt cS 0amit ooB Die 9enBmg enes cigli-
ihcn EDrpeoobootes er6oit moroc ei ais ein oelder
Mreil5cr anf oas gorpeooboot gcHoien babe mdbrenO
cs lid bembt oic perpun0etcn Dcuhen 81 rctten AnI
Sic inn ggoiier iHminuuenoeu oenider Wotroicn ober
bdiiea nidt oie @n9l6n0cr onocrn Die Cultiben &c
idoIien neil oieebc oenbor glaubtcn Die Dlotroien
hdticn i6r Sdiif III oieaer @cie 81 jrii5 perlalen
elio nm ld) 6cralts5nli1en re0en Die Dodmoradetl
enQldn0cr 0Qn @er0udt ser 6egbcit gegeu Die oeuten
Niairoen all g8eln lie nd]t Die grtldrlmg ocS DGr.
lohrqr0cns 1dttci finoc 0nncn Damn bdttcn ole Scr
el BON ser Aomirolitdt iibcrlid aud beboptc cs eI
elm oelhidcs @eihoB aerca mcdles oos nit uerluuil'
0cten Eatiden geilltc Boot 3ertriimmerte. Dab eS
Ieio6cf ia Ger 0cd)en N1arne nid gie6t 1T ourd oic
Ql0nsen0en 2eiihinoet melbe bic arelBcr y@oeben7
.grcsIoD, v9trolImor ,a0nGsber04 uGnloen" uno
Dice mcbr n0 0as llnterieeboot n 3" ailsgeF6r Dn-
6cn air. GcniQc b0picen glngeiirbts oldcr gepeiie
pon N2nt6 ser 0euideu 8louodcn gloil6t tein lnpar
eiiIder ocn GnQlanoern icne Siac IS deint Die @na
lanoer fe6reu g ben alter Seer1ubcr Sottiten 3uid
es cdt i6ncn BON Nltcrs Der oilcnbor nod I'M glnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
GOldc ScIOeut6ateu lait Die SlueIOp6leu-&reiic
nnbcadltet s~

Cicicr Gage mitroe au 0rabtloen &ege ans Berlin
aencloet, sic D1oun6oit eines SdtteSon5 @iilitdr-
Sudifies babe bonn oeihe @aiier Oas eiicrne Sreli5
uerlic6en bcfoiumen gSooiud oic 8eiabng Oes quit
diiies lid oiec 6obe 9hs5cdnmg cruorbcr, ge5t aus
Dem iooenoen 9eri6t aus elmer Uaterdnoiben 3eitng
terpor:
Gas 0citide DlilitGrluitidi SdttcSan5, oos ole
1iicrrcidde 9lrmee bcgcitet nternabm cinen fibnen
Grfimogmgsilua iiber Die riliiden Stelmgen IN 30
lul 1oS Suitidjiii gcret6 oremol IN oos lelnold)e
1clcr obne Sbooen 81 ne6nen uno blieb B Shnoen
in Scr 9rt Su oer Rdbe bon Swangeroo gerieD es N
nobrc 0or6cn BON 0euebrgeidoiien. SiiOoltlid Don
Sitblin cr0ct cs Snautere. un0 9lrlerieeIer ged)-
5litiq aus beoen 6lanfen; % CONFERENCE.-The oud)-
bo2rtcn sic 6itcrel c5as5elc Die rlliid]en 5drup'
ucae ocre6tcn i6r 3c mo crplooirten idmtlid5 meit
lueQ oom 9aaon Gin Sprenaitid ilog in Die @onocl,
rbnc Sdaoeu aBrri1ten 0ie @erIcbiugen Der BAL
lun6iacn uroen u6brcnO Der Sabrt allSgcbeert. Scr
Gomnanoont oes 9alons fonnte 5oblrciDe gcobodtnl.
acn meloeu Die 8eiaeimo bic nnpcrIest bleb ianO
i'm Souptquorter cine ent6uoitiide 9luinabme-"
Qscm en- N1lt1rluitibiff Der 6ran5oicn Elm ioldes
Sel0cnItiddcn asaciii6rt bate Damn wdren in eren
gnQopbilcn6lGter gauge Spatcn Oorii6cr gcd]riebcn
iuorocu Abcr Scoeltboten Der Cedid)en bleiben I'M
bcod,tci
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@un oen 0rieasidlanplahen.

Sumner nod lit Die QroBe Sdladt an Der 9lispe, Die
rlm djon 3p0li Gage oauert nidt entideoen Die
6ra3oieu no Gngldoer bc5anpte OaB ibr infer Sill
ael oen oetihen redjten Sigc Der mtcr oen Cberbc-
c6 oes Generals ald ite6i Gin poor 9leen 3nrildge'
0rdnat 6a6c le ac6en abcr Su, Oob ibr llntlomme
ungsperiud ic6loeidagen it, oa @enera alud beoeu-
tcn0e @crt0rtna betoiImei. gSie es deini baben Die
A0rtm i6re Sauptnad)t gegen Oen octden re6ten
Sliae gctuoren eood) 6dlt Oerel6e in iener ncilen
stcluna im0 nit Der neneu Geritarflmg Dem Anprall
riicnbor eriogreid on0 ,Sm Centrum lno aur Dem
redien 6ge deinen Ole 9laiiren ieood wcniger gIiid
lid al ein Berlin meloet, oaB oas 0etbe Centrum
lnnQam pororinge mo Dab Der 0eitide line 6liige
nit groBen Griolg bic oliden Sorts DER 6ehmg Der
on nit Den iiirdtcrliden ncnen 8elagerngsgeld)uBei
beiGieBe &enn cs ben 0uti1en gelingt Scr0im 81
neAnen m0 i'm Centrum 0lirdHorngen, Damn beTlnod
id Der weit porgeormgene lInte 6ligc Der 6ranjoen
mo GnQl0noer in elmer uer5peifelten Sage; 0enn er
ldmcbt oon in GROCER @eiobr bon @aris abgednitten
81 ucr6cl irno 5miibel 5iuei 5eiier 81 geratben IS
iDa ms iot deinen, ais poltel Die Deutidcn oie en'
ihc0mQ i'm Centrum 6inbnltet bis Geron gclallen Ut
lrel iie Damn cine neue 3ubrnie bon Nleb iiber Ser
ouu er6olten Die oo5 oen &ortbeil iber Die 3uiubr
lnien ord gurelburg lO gegien Bat Dab tie oirctter
lno fiir5er it,
Bonn Oitlidcn &rieosdouplobe oiebts abioit gar
nidts yicues Gic Gelterreider warten in brcr nelen
2teaimg in @oli5ien unner nod aui enen Gngriit Der
9liia &etersbirg meloet 5mar, ooB ole oentlde Nr'
laee mcdc 0ie Gtiien in GitErGBen 70 0nnerlid per
6auen bat in0 ole &cte Der riiden 9lrmee nab JiuI
iIid bincn perfogtc eB i6rereits Sicbe bcfom
men babe n0 oaB oic 9iuien nit Grolg oic gali5iide
1chma Fr3cnDs beidlieBen A6er mir wiiieu ia aus
eria6rng mas BON ben ruhen gladlrd)ten iIber v@r'
ioloe0 81 baten it, DON 5ebn SiegesnaHribten ino
reln erogen llno lie peroc inmer an oidlten uuge
iraocn, pen Ole 9lrten I'M g9eiten feline gtadridDten
iiber ,GriolQe~ ibrer g8aiien perbreiten tonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25
0cntidIanO'a nnDcri66nliditer 6cinO.

SSn iciner 9eprcdunq Der &ernidhmg Der Orci gro
zen engliihen YaBertreu5er ,9lboufr" u&ogue~ mo
Greiip ourd ein 0eldes llnteriee6oot iagt 9ermann
&iooer:
.Dic 3crItoruna ser orc brit6cu areBer 5ciat
inns nidt alcn GethlulOs &riegSplon au Dem
Nleere onOern audj oie S6otiadbc oaB 0cltibloO 81
ueriteben andnat iein mpcriobulidtcr 6eino it,
Cir @omaro GreD Bat beioWt genadt Dab on cinen
Srie0en nidt 3n oente iei bis Geltdon0 OolitdnOig
nieoergeumgeu morOen Oiccr ic6irouttuirte @ort
iibrer Der 9lrtcn bat CeutidlanO Oen 5t befreiteu
zen g9eg ge5eigt QSenn id mid nidJt ie6r ire Damn
miro Gneono uno nibt Celtiblano geOcniit6iat nm
Srieoen bitten GnalanO M gUuarrt 1uorecn 1T Sir
Nrt6ur Conan 0oDle idAt cs. Die Gpcrotioncn ocr oe
ihcn lnterieebootc qcQen sic brtiibe 6loe imO
oic 3eit tonnt oud oic Sperationc Der oeltiden Su
tre5cr meroen Dem eugliidcu Golfe oic S6atadc 5uu
@epuBtien brinaen oaB Der &rieg nidt bios Elm CONF
mer5ieles llnternebmcn it, in wedcm yitnere NlIir
ten IN Den Goo gcbcn 0ant Der britiid]e 0elobetc
id filt DctiHlano lit Sranfreid) ndt ein0lid
Qcnnt es mir0c sSranfrcih i1onel menn eS noglid
mare Bon ictt an gicbt es iiir Gch6lono nlr einen
EeinO enen unUcriO6nlide mo Ourd conuner5icle
N9otpc acleitetcn Seno Gnglano ma gcgen oieen
Ecin0 miro 0etidlan0s StoB oeridtet iein Die critic
Qredc it geIdoen 0rc britiidc areBer inO oui Den
WlccreSgrrno 6inlmter gcioiot porOcn OoS 1T obcr
mr. ser 9lniong pont Gnoe 9llS Gngano b aniddte
sen Ocitiden 0onoe mo Die Oetid5c aultllr in europa
mo in ser g8et inn AQgenenen 81 ucrnd)tcn ipradl eS
icin cigcncs Sooesur6cl."
g9cr bic gSegc Ger britden Diplomatic in oen leb-
ten 3e9n bis fiiui5ebn So6ren un0 Oas @cr6aen Der
enoden &egieumg IN ocn lebter Sogen por Dem gllls
Drldl oes groBen &re0cs, ais ole oettl1e Ne1criIng
6croidc 9Initrcn0iugen modc Den 6rieoen 81 er6oen
auimerfan periogt Bat mrB Serrn 9iioocr bepflidci
roB oas peroe Nlbion Ser mpcrio6nlidc 6eino
GethlonOS lit lmo felt uicen So6ren dlon mar. lln0
cin Sober Oh gatder ooer 9dJtocltid)er Der ond ur
cmcn 6iuifen bon @credtgfcitsgeibl IN ieiner 9rilt
bat, fam ulr uiinden, ooB Die &ropbc5eung Die Der
ii0rung iener orei 6rtden &an5ertreiBer Ourd) oas
oetdc llnterieeboot I'll 90 IN Der iioweden Gde Der
&oroiee ei Der 9Iniong pom gnoc in erfiilmg ae0en
pIrl.
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9caenbcI Chatter.
Daniel @aftDm,

2ci6enbeitoiter unO ginbuliamirer,
GIG %euniDlSonia-9lbe.
Seleptou 1Rt gerHoH 5496.
(s,ob2,fS)
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aiuiOenOcn
..lllarhlnnb Nainalin Nnmpanh.o

y q II 7 " I Y II. CtVItNUVI TVII,
9ie 2reiiorcn crildrien bcllte cine ulettel-
idbrlidlc Siuiocnoc uun iini &rp5cnt (jGo)
Uocr ciucn Gunnr uno fininno5unu6ig Gents
tSi25) pru glntDci, sablhnr am uo nab
Wiihluuh, 3O ScpicniOer. an Die glfiiondrc. bic
am aliiiowd 25, September 1914, 8 llbr gia0s
miiQAs Qebncbt iino
Die umi0rcibebicber ucroen BON Sreiiag.
20. September. llbr 9la6miiiags. bis Nliis
nod. 30. Scpicm6er o ubr Sormitiags, ge'
iboiien pcroen
lSenils.2 .2l.2325l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Nic glnglp.glmerfancr nuo bic GnglGn0er potten
cit i6cr oen iGwerdnigen 0cltiden Der eineu aIten
99b id)mcr Deritebc g9ir golbeu ober sob Aientono
ms 81 moeriprcdcn pogt luenn uir bebauptcL oaB
nenols 5upor Elm gSb 10 ernit aeuonnnen worocn IT.
ols Der oes ,S1Benf0nas" oes Gincimatcr Sdbcn.
pcreins Der eiuen lopoen llntct6oncn gc6ot oc i'm
Crie2onal he9en0cn fonaliden Sransportidie 5u be.
icigcn oc lie nad6 Soeoo bringen uno ber Den @re-
Sec Ieecn mir0en Inn Dem Seino feline 9eIBunacn ob-
gmcbmcn" Der g9ib oeies .dperialiact Gcldiden
dredtc ole englId prebeoeu G0lfer 5weer @ontnentc
ulo ebte Oic Wiobinerie oes 6oben Stoots Geparte-
nents in Mai6ington in iieberbaite Sbagtct
QOmOun ddt cinc gladridlt ans itnO sic6t 4ariS ais
Gueac an ooB in Der Oitice Gin oehder &raBcr mo
5me ochidlc Sorpeoobootc pon Dem rulden areuier
.@ovou0 5crtort uoroen ieicn Nlan merit Die 9lb.
iid)t oie IN Oeier ans Ser 2nit gegriiencn @eloug
Gcgt ocln aroBci britiiden &crhIit 3ur See mB 5ur
geru6amg Ser 9leruen Sobn 9nas Die 9lod)rtt iibcr
cnen cntiprcdcn0cn &erli ser oeltidc 6lotte iogen
@enn oc 9iodriht aild) nibt ua5r it, 10 criilt Tie oob
ilren 3ued gera0e 10 mic 0ie erfogenen oSicgesnad-
rhtcl0 ans %ctcrsbra oc bon Eari5 iinO 2onoon ans
pcrbreiet merocn.
Die gemannnng Oes oentidJea lluterIecbUOteS III 81
meldcs an Gicniag orci FaBerreu5er Der GnglGnoer
scritoric Eat oos Giierpe &rc5 Dcrliebcn betommcu
Ge brapcn SeIdc bobeu nod ne5r iUie oele Do5e Nus
5cidnng peroiei ibncn ge6ibrt Elm Oentna
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gJlorcellns gJl1lter

@s lar6 ain % September 1914. nad fur,
5em Mranilcin Wiarccilnc Wi1licr, 40 Sabre
@riitiinQ Ncrunnoie uno Sreinoe Der 6anis
lie lino b1ilihii enaela0en Der Seeroiann0
am Ircitnn, %. September. llbr Wlorqcns,
aus. 0cSnuoWen Seierl6e RcQuiemsoods
mciie ihr icn Seclenbeil in Der 0er3fSeu.
Nirnc nm llbr Nlorgcrs. Nciicbnna nul
Dem .0l @rl0ier Sreohoie~
(9Subngiou, nno &biia0clpbia 3cilull9cn
pollen QcidnQit copiren.) (Scpi25)
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glnitinns. QScrinili nun ganmatI

Bal more, 23. September 1914.
9luitiuns.@crlaii uun Saumatcrial.
Gcn0b Den Noridriiicn ocs CHARTERS Der
Siaot Baltimore, @bibniti l76, meroen bic
GiraBeuour6bruhS'@om @ommindrc am Eicniiag
Den ccbiien CD Engc i'm Niiubcr 1914. 2 ubr
gidOmiinGa, ode g0umnierinl Qnl Spt y I'M
Setie Der NiucnsStrnBc, bon plapsSttnbc BIS
SnQsmaO, an Grt uno Sicue ami 0iicntldcr
gluiton nemdB Der am 2s 9c5ember 1912
nnicr6cihnctcn &crpronunN 9ir. 2i9 0cs
Wiahors rno St0oirnihs bon baltimore, Octs
iauien. IS miro mic oGt bei6rehen;
2Ut gls 444 yioro 6ront @dc bon puen
ii0diocn 3icqeiienQaocn NIT gSobnnng, nit
Sronl an ,Sruni.StraBc BON 1888 SUB; ers
ircdi iid Suriid nil elmer licic BON ourN
fbniitlid 51.04 SuB, bic i'm gelie Der Qluehs
uno Ocrbrciicrt bon Der 9lorooiilcltc ocs Snue
paD bis 3nr Siiomciiieiic Der 0i0D'SiraBe
irilber has @igeui0nm on So1n g. Aooo0
S,ertaais'ScSinauuem 25& oes aoui'
prcies, gaar.
Sic Gomnlindrc berlanocn cine quite uno
binre6cnoc BON elmer Nirai6aiias9onpnQn
nclcilcic GirpiOuit bon nCn uocr ben Mu
fern nit Simcrbeii Iilr ben WdQor nno Siaoi'
rltD bon Baltimore, inter Der ycoinaIi9, odb
Der Mnnfprcis 80 folder Belt crc0i meroc. lule
Die bCidaicn 0onrmiiidrc cs ocrdn1en nlo0eL
nno inter DER icrncrcn ScoinQun0. onb Der
uocr Die hclnQtcn Mdliicr inucrDnlh orciBA
t30) laQcu nab NcndbrbnQnnA Selicns ue
idQicr Gommilidrc aus Dem Yeii beldQicr Nil
len. StrdBc allen glbuu oocr nnocrc oaour0
pcrnridMieu Ninoernic in bclaNicr SiraBe be-
'''''' emoenc 6. Grauuum,
Suhn g. eanioto,
9arrD NJ 5enler
Gnncuc y. aooaerS,
9atiiiou & ea0au,
(scpi24 90 Sn9 $50 guiiionaioreu
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g[una 9Sieoler.

IS farb an %. September 1914, na6 Ian
oercm Srnnneiu 9lnna Sieolcr, aelcbic gddie
BON Sobn Sieoler nno Todier BON glnua uno
Dem pcrilorbencn GjcorQc Sicolcr. i'm Aiter
non 90 Sa6rcn Bic &erluanoien uno Srcnnoc
ino bDflhn cnoclaoen Der NccroiaunQ am
Der gSobnunQ i6reS SnlcS, Mr. 23i, yloro,
Gouo. .strnhc, aus. bei3upobnen. Sine leier.
lihc Nc0llicm 0oWmciic iiir ibr Seclenncil
miro in Der e. Wii6del5 Mrhc nm 8 llbr
Nloroen5 gelelcn Neietuna aui Dem 0pl. Sr'
lufcr. ,SricnbOfc" (SCpt24-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-25

Wc0cbcn NnIrf mlINtf NuNo
un0 0cm WruRiic1rl ocS
cinnic3 WinrDiano.
(Orn5ucocl OjclMchcu W Der Gtnot
bcs Qlnnnpulie nnl ~. zane oeo
ctnnfeS Sun i'm 9obr elntnnicno ucuns
Nlnrnlnuol hunocrt nno ucr6ehn.
W6inips see Wolosbprpuah
Nnrh ben Oouncrrcnr
9ip6cri 2 Graham,
(Sufi2i-Oft25 109S.) Eionis Sclrctdr.
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4nln Ghriitnph SMluara.

Is narb am % September 1914 i'm Seim
leiner godicr, Srau QQic @iciiier. 9ir 1925,
cns@rrnons etraNc, Su6u 0briitopb Sfparj,
"a Sabre alt oclcbier Gntie Der oeriiorbencll
Sricocrida SdiuarB Die Gecroipuug inoci
sunntaa, 27 september, $50 llbr NQhmii'
fdQs, bon obiQcr Aorcilc ans flaii Ncllcpun9
aui oem baltimore 6rie0boie".
(Ecni25M2D
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

In the town OF Apia there Was, q
German druggist. and the government
had made a Law granting him q mo-
|nopoly OF al drugs and medicines. 30
that Il was unlawful Ter any other
person TO sell remedies OF any kind.
In consequence many people had to
travel long distances for medicine and
pay-there' being no regulation OF
prices-whatever the druggist asked
4 heard this on good authority. on sew
Ieral authorities, in fact. / think II the
British keep the islands permanently
It win be vastly for the b4neft Of All
the inhab5tants,
American santoa Better Managed.
Ny visit To the American island OF
ntuila. on the way home, lasted for,
two weeks. There the government is
run by the United States naval depart.
ment. Things are managed very DIFF.
ferent from the way they were in the
neighboring German possession.
At Pago Page there are two naval
surgeons, also hospitals where natives
and whites can. receive free treatment.
Naval officers make regular tours OF
inspection. In search Of disease
throughout the island. The condition
Of the schools. with anything else
that needs attention, is investigated
lin short. constant watch is kept over
the public health Of the island.
. As q result of all that the native
population Is showing actual increase
in numbers instead OF the decrease
that has been noted In many islands
of the Pacific.
One thing that is needed Is q sup
ply Of school teachers under federal
expense to help educate the people.
At present public school teachers are
paid entirely out of, local revenue.
which Is altogether too small to meet
educational necessities. Aside from
such limited school facilities they
depend on missionary societies for ed
ucation
I think some revenue IS derived
from the customs tariff besides that
from local taxes, but the entire
amount Is little enough for roads and
other local purposes. It is not rich
country. and the native population
cannot afford luxnries. >
Mr. Churchill related that two Ger
man steamers were interned at Page
Pago. Several weeks ago 10 or 12
sailors from one OF the ships escaped
IN boat one night, only To fall into
bic hands Of the British and be sent
% New Zealand as prisoners. /,
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MAUI NEzx|

ISpeciaI Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, Oct. Last
Thursday an interesting meeting Of
the central Mani ministers was held
at the Paia Portuguese church Rev.
A. Craig Bowdfsh was chairman and
the ladies Of the Paia Union church
provided luncheon. Mrs. E. B. Carley
and Mrs. Nellie Hair had charge OF
serving.
The attendance was large and able
papers were read by members of the
school, and much discussion followed.
REV. Akaiko Akana was present and
gave a stirring address concerning his
life and work as a student while on
the mainland. The meeting was con.
sidered one Of tne best Of the year.
The Maui Republican Club held its
first campaign meeting. All the can.
didates that ran on the Republican
ticket were formally indorsed, and the
support of the party organization was
pledged. Sam Kalama, the we'll
known Maui Republican, chairman Of
the present board of supervisors, was
appointed campaign leader. Hon. w.
r.. Robinson, w. f. Crockett, Peruvia
Goodness, Wafaiiolo, K. =. K. Nawahine
and A. Garcia went to Molokai last
week on q stumping tour.
Rev. Akaiko Akana, who has been
on Maui for the past ten days in the
interests OF the Christian Endeavor.
has done some remarkable work in
connection with the local churches. He
went to Molokai last week, and ac-
eomplished q great deal OF late he
has been in the vicinity of Wailuku.
He with Rev. Lincoln B. Kanmeheiwa
has been making q house to house
visitation In Waikiki, and holding a
series Of meetings at Kaahumanu
List night the church was
web filed by company of Worship
pers who listened to very able adj
dress by Mr.. Akana. On Wednesday
he held service with Mr.. Kaumehe-
iva at Waipaku, where practically one
hundred persons crowded the Hawaii
an church. Here. too. Mr.. Akana was
heard with a great deal OF pleasure.
On Tuesday he win leave for trip
to Hama and Kipahulu.
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After the British capture the local
boats resumed their trips to the Am
erican Islands, and took the chance
to get away and return to Honolulu.
giving up the rest of my intended
tour.
Apia Captured Without struggle.
There was no fight over the taking
of Apia. The German fleet was absent
and the Germans had nothing on shore
to offer resistance with, so that the
place was taken at once without any
trouble whatever. Since that time the
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The directors II the Yokohama
Specie bank have declared d dividend
of IL per cent for the half year ended
June 80, which will absorb Yen ,S00.-
600 (about s9O0.o0o), besides adding
Yen $4,000 to the reserve fund. A
balance of Yen 1,31b, 406 is carried for.
ward to next account.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17
BOSTON NAN VAS
IN SAMOA when
BRITISH ARRIVED
WinsIoW w. Churchill, Boston,
Not Impressed with German
Colonial Government

German colonial government, as OBJ
served by him in Samoa. failed to win
the admiration of Winslow W. Church
i'll OF Boston, who arrived from the
Samoan group in the steamer Sonoma.
He was present at the DIoodless cap
ture of Apia by the Australian naval
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

The annual meeting Of the Hawaii
ian Chemists, Association, whose
memberships Is derived from the staffs
OF sugar factories, experiment sta
tons and fertilizer works, win be
held on wednesday and Thursday
next at the Library of Hawaii.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued By PRANK II. BARRERE
$50 MRunakea Street
DAILY REMINDERS

Complete new assortment Of Conk-
lin seIf-filling fountain pens at Arleigh
& Co.'S on Fort street.
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A. van de Sande Bakhaysen has been
appointed Dutch consul-general at New
York
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

The case OF Henry Fabian, charged
with embezzlement. was nelle prose
quied at district court this morning al
the instance OF the city and county
attorney. who announced that the mat
ter had been brought up for hearins
before the circuit court.
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Chain Link Or
Diamond
Weave

Any size mesh. The most
practical for Tennis Court,
Dove Cote, Chicken Coops or
any other construction where
woven wire fabric can be used.
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Any height. No Weakest
Link. Z No Rusting. No Bend
ing out of Shape. Absolutely
the best No Twist wire any
where to break the galranize.
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The discharge Of rifle at a Hotel
street shooting gallery yesterday aft
ernoon, the bali entering the apart
ment occupied by watanabe, Japan.
csc barber, is alleged by the police to
have narrowly escaped wounding a
woman. Luke, the proprietor, was
summoned to police headquarters,
where he endeayored to explain the
cause of the accidental firing of the
weapon. Luke stated that he was In
the act Of palling down the gun when
It exploded
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

Yamada, q Japanese passenger in a
rapid transit car. was knocked from
the running-boar and thrown to the
street while the car was passing along
King street, near the government nur-
sery, yesterday afternoon. The injur-
ed man was taken TO the hospital for
.treatement.