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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
BIG ALOHA FOR
Travellers OFF
TO WAILUKU

The departure of the Honolulu del
egaticn in the good ship Kilauea last
night proved worthwhile event. A
good sized crowd was on the w
to bid the travellers Aloha and Cap
tain Berger's band dispensed har'
nony until the vessel was well on its
way to Maui Probably the music
continued throughout the night, as the
party was on pleasure bent.
AID clubbers forgot they were staid
men OF business and resorted to mum
erous pranks which demonstrated that
the boy in the man is not dead, sim
ply submerged Not the least of the
comic features surrounding the de-
parture CT delegates to the Civic con-
vention at Wailuku-and others-was
the kidnapping of Ezra Crane, who
was on the pier to bid his father fare
well. 1t was noised around that no
mascot had been provided for the
trip, Now an Ad Club trip minus a
mascot could hardly prove a success.
Young Ezra appeared to possess the
qualities desired in a mascot and i'm
mediately he was elected" -,
The Kilauea salIed promptly at 10
o'clock, the following being numbered
among her passengers: ~ i.
H. S. Decker, FIJI. Mcnamara, R.N.
Villiers, C.. H. Atherton, w. w. Cham
berlain, Ed Towse, George r. Carter,
j. T. Warren Charles Forster, r. C.
Brown, C. B. Gage, w. R. Harrington,
j. NJ. Riggs, r., Z. Lambert, j. NJ Lyd.
gate. E. A. Knudsen, F. Krauss, Doctor
Putnam, L. A. Dickey, Ed. Paris, G. A.
Angus, c. S. Crane, A. Berg, James L.
Cockburn, G. B. Schroeder. George C.
Potter, ]. d. Levenson, Major Scherer,
F. e. Blake, r. o. Matheson, G. P. VIII
der, G. F. Bush, Robert McCorriston,
q. r. Ward, X. That, Joseph v. Fer.
nandes, l.. A. Thurston, w. Vim San,
Chuck Hoy, T. p. Melim, M. NJ. John
son, j. F. Morgan, j. Mckenzie, G. H.
w. Barnhart, w. o. Barnhart, E. R.
Bauer, G. X. harrison, c. H. Mcbride,
G. NJ Hicks, E. o. White, A. H. Tar
Teton, A. w. Meyer, George R. Robert
son, Doctor Waddell, L. c. Thompson,
E. H. Lewis, f. H. Nottage, ]. ]. Walsh,
T. M. Church. ~. o. Smith, ]. J. Fern,
J. C. Cohen, J. NJ. Young, ]. H. Fiddes,
q. H. Tuttle, Henry Bredhoff, P. H.
Pharos, w. w. Thayer and Howard D..
Case a. ~. .... B. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
PRIMARY LAW IS SAID 49,
TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
IN TEST SUIT JUST FILED

Setting forth the contention that
David Ralauokalani, Jr., city and coun.
ty clerk, is not authorized to issue to
himself certificate of election, a suit
to determine the sconstitutionality of
the present primary law was filed in
the circuit court yesterday. . 49,.
Attorney George A. Davis is acting
in this matter on behalf of Harry H.
Holt, Charles p Osborne and David
K. Sherwood, while the city clerk will
be represented by City and County At.
torney Cathcart. ~ =..... =.
The petition sets forth large num-
Der of exceptions to the primary law,
which it contends Is unconstitutional
and asks that the clerk be directed
TO receive all nomination papers that
may be offered and place the names of
any person duly. qualified upon the
ballot for the November election.
Judge Whitner has ordered that Ka-
lauokalani appear and show cause why
he should not refrain from consider
ing himself elected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
SPECIAL PEACE
PRAYER PROGRAM
Ate. j. CHURCH

Announcement was made this morn.
ing of special day of prayer services
at Central Union church tomorrow
morning in conformity with the pro.
clamation of President Wilson, call
ing upon the people of the United
States to set aside tomorrow as a day
for prayer for peace. ,---r i.
The reading of the proclamation
will be the first part of the program
at Central Union, followed by spe'
cial prayer by the Rev. w. B. oleson.
w. R. Castle, chairman of the war
relief committee, will then make a
brief statement, outlining the work
of his committee and what Hawaii
should do. ..,.a
Special music will be given.
On the church page today gen.
eral outline of the services is given,
the details above having been added
later in the day. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
JACOB COERPER
REPORTED DEAD;
FRIENDS DOUBT

A story on the street this morning
which could net be traced to its source
was 10 the effect that Jacob Soerper,
the Kau man who has been at Wash
ington, ID. c., several months endeav-
oring to obtain a franchise for pro-
posed railway en- Hawaii, is dead at
the national capital The story as
heard carried no details concerning
the date or cause of death and is
doubted by many of Coerper's friends,
as nothing authentic could be given
about 1t.
Carl Widemann, who was more or
less intimately associated with Ccer-
per, said he had not heard from the
latter for about three months II the
latter is dead, Widemann says, he be-
Iieves it is not the result of ordinary
illness and must have been due to an
accident, otherwise definite advance
news of his condition would have
come.
coerper. German by birth, has
been q kamaaina CT Kolia and Kau
and many years ago organized the
Kona plantation. Something more
than a year ago he suddenly came for
ward with a propositions for a railway
around West Hawaii, from Kohala
through Kona and down into Kau, a
line to be about It's miles long. 1t is
understood no company has been or
ganized, but in his own name .Goerper'
at once proceeded in an effort to OBJ
tain a franchise. Without first OBJ
tanning the approval Of the territorial
legislature, as such enterprises are
expected to do. he carried HIS scheme
directly to Washington and for sew
eral months had been struggling to-
obtain the approval of Congress. The
last word received from him here,
about three months ago. was that. his
PROPOSITION had been fatty denied by
Congress. Nothing apparently has
been heard from him since, and his
friends are inclined to think he has
not been at Washington for some time
past.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
Ventura Here on Monday Morning.

Nine hundred miles of port, steam
ing from San Francisco, the Oceanic
liner Ventura was reported last even
ing as due at Honolulu at an early
hour on Monday morning bringing 2f
cabin and z steerage passengers. The
vessel sailed from the coast with q
large delegation of through travellers
While here the vessel will be dis
charged of 81 tons of refrigerated car.
go. 1t is the present intention of G,
Brewer & Company, the local repre-.
sentatives, to despatch the Ventura
for Sydney by the way Of Page Page
at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. A score
of passengers will join the vessel at
this port for the South Seas.
/. : ia
Frank Dearborn. the automobile rae.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
LOCAL and GENERAL

Judge Whitney has granted divorces
to Dolores Fernandez from Jose Fer
nandeZ, on the ground of a statutory
offense; Robert Puuki from Mele
Puuki, desertion, and Emily Soares
Almeida from Peter Louis Almeida,
habitual intemperance. -r
The old case of Ching In and %
other Chinese, fined in district court
on charge of battering down bar
ricade door was withdrawn from cir
cult court this morning by Attorney
S. F. Chillingworth, their counsel,
who stated that the appeal would be
cancelled and the fine assessed in
the lower court paid. 49,.
Attorney-general Stainback yester-
day filed demurrers in -circnit court
to the mandamus proceedings insti-
tuted by r. W.. Breckons for Clar-
ence H. Cooke against Territorial Sec
rotary Thayer and County Clerk Da-
vid Kalauokalani The demurrers
were taken up by Circuit Judge Rob-
inson and the questions of law were
at once reserved to the supreme court
Argument on these probably will take
place in supreme court on Tuesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchange.
Saturday, October 5.

Saturday, October 8.
HILO-Sailed. September 80. 8 p. IN.
S. 8. Enterprise for San Francisco
PORT ANGELES-Sailed, October /
schooner Melrose for Kahului.
Ae55grans.
S. s. ]. A. Chanslor arrives from
Monterey at p. m, today.
S. s. Ventura arrives from San Fran
cisco Monday. $50 a. M, and proceeds
to Sydney at 2 D. m, same day. Pas
sengers for Honolulu: 26 cabin and I
steerage; mail, 302 sacks; ice house
cargo, q tons.
b s. s. Manoa arrives from San Fran.
cisco Tuesday morning with 3S pas,
sengers, "a bags mail. 81 pkgs. express
matter, 10 autos. 1916 tons cargo. Fo
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

your medicine had done for her and /
tried it. Itmade me strong and healthy
and our home is now happy with a baby
boy. am very glad that took Lydia
E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and
do all 1 can TO recommend it. Mrs. A.
B. BoScAMP, 5O4 E. Howard Street,
Creston, Iowa
Tons of Roots and Herbs
are used annually in the manufacture
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which is known from ocean 20
ocean as the standard remedy for
female ills.
For forty years this famous root and
herb medicine has been pre-eminently
successful in controlling the diseases of
women. Merit alone could have stood
this test of time.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE CompOundwill help you, write
TO LydiaE.Pinkham Medicine Co.
(c0nfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by q woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

With the departure of the Matson
steamer Enterprise and the American
Hawaiian freighter Missourian a small
quantity of sugar remains on the isl
and of Hawaii awaiting shipment to
the mainland Purser Phillips of the
steamer Mauna Kea reports the fol-
lowing lots: Hakalau 1928, Kaiwi-
XII 573S, Hamakua Mill 900, Honokaa
2100, Punaluu 57Sf, Honuapo $3.50
sacks, .......... ... IT,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

The case of Juan Rivera, held for
assault and battery with q weapon,
is setA for jury trial in Judge Ash.
fcrd's court at o'clock Monday
morning. Two other cases set for
disposition at the same hour are
those of Frederick w. Ziegler, accus-
ed of a statutory offense, and Ed.
Wilson held for receiving stolen
goods. These two may be further
continued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
POLO SEASON CLOSES
WITH .TODAY'S GAME

The last game of the 1914 polo sea-
son on Oahu is being played at Soho
field Barracks this afternoon.
The Oahu and LIST Field Artillery
teams are contesting for the Wall &
Dougherty. trophy, offered for the first
time this year. The cup is open to
teams from this island, and must be
won three times to become the perma-
nent property Of any organization.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

H. p. Mahaulu. after "a jury-waiyed
hearing before Circuit Judge Ashford
this morning was found guilty Of as
sault and battery and fined S. and
costs. The case had been appealed
from the district court of Waialua.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

Kahului, 396 tons cargo.
U. S. A. T. Thomas arrives from
Manila Sunday, a. m, and proceeds
to San Francisco about 2 p. m, Mon
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

Womann0od until i
had taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound. I
would have pains if
/ overworked or
lifted anything
heavy, and I would
be so weak and ner-
yous and in 50 much
misery that l would
be Frustrated. A
friend told me what
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
WOMAN WEAK
and NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound.

Creston, Iowa. - suffered with fe-
male troubles from the time I came into
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
MorYain6 on
.UIAM1H

1t was almost a dead session Of a.
stock exchange today. McBryde mo|.
tanned for Is shares. as Il had do|
between boards for so shares. Pine.
pie lost 4 in q sale OF % shares ak 3.
Recess business was also light 81
sides MeBryde. already mentioned. =.
waiian Sugar was steady at 50 for .
and 10 shares; Hawaiian Commerc'.
at 81 for 125 shares in three lots a.
Olaa at So for two blocks Of ~.
shares each.
ing driver, who was injured at tn
races in Brighton beach, died IN q.
Coney Island hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

Frank Dearborn. the automobile rae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-24
Gltine ~gtaOtuenisfeiteu.

Sn0em tie Elm 6eriter ein'
ld,luaer, aelonateit 9tebe in Die
z bentlpirtbifaft bon emil Golobot.
ft0i Sib 8. Ctr, un0 itablen oori
Sdnops uno 3igarreH.
G5us. aarep. BETTER elmer
Sd,anfnirtblfoft an IL. ltno DOUG
las Str CAB eiuem 5reunoe $50,
Inn iie ouf Die 9nnt gu bringen
Gas @el0 erreidte ben geitim.
munesort ieoo6 nift.
5ranf gfaOfe aus 2oodlpooo.
,Sa., meIoetc Der 4oli5et Dab er &c.
tern spiidlen Minbior.Sptel nnf
Union Station cine 9rieftaidle mt
rrn0 $t30 perloreu babe.
Ger 81 jabrige Snlohter 8bi
flip @alem itnrb an Ser5idlage &C.
tern 1T Ieilem 3immer, "a. utf
8inton CTR, plotlid nilo unertpor.
tct. @aIent mar elmer Der eritflal
liaiten Sdladter mo ieit Sabrer
in Der arulolir hen @roBihlahterc
beid1ftigt.
sSn Oen gran0eisldoen ipurOt
4. &. Mcgrl0e inter Der Beid)nIoi
altng 0es Diebltobls bon Munrell 1T
@ertbe bon SIS berbaftct.
Inter GROCER BetBeili8unf
.fanb oeitern bic geiiebung oes Der
~Ytor6encn Gberiten Sobn U. Demp
tier, Ssomnlonoenr Der Rebrasfael
abbetiluna Der o.. II. o. bonn 6rei
maurertrmpel aus itott. 0ieIe gran
|banrige 8eteranen tDur0en in
I8r1nergpiolae bemertt.
Seute miro befdnntgege6en
BOB Der Reinertrag oes boriee $50
de i'm Mu0itorium obgebnltenel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oes 3otorg
Club pa. $1,000 betr1gt, Der Oei
gSo6ltbdtigfeits . @eieaidoften BOZ
Gnlaba 3ufalIen ioa.
NiIr Oie ndditen Ioge lit tiiD
Iercs, flares 8etter Dorbergcidat.
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I'm 6ritiidlrn Nnftrna.

Gle Ietp Dotfer Zines cine
ser Observation-Disclosures Der britt
iten S~ittereIien III amerifa. bat
.eiren 0eitartifeI Der6fientIidt IN
Dem iie Bic uoaitanoiqe Qtsiifjtslo.
Iigfeit 0es oeittihen Sieges i'm iebi.
aen arieae bebaiptet, iuio pon Ocn
gelttihanerifnlern eripartet bar
tie ibreu Stan1nHes6ri0eru inn dlten
9aterlnnOe 5ltre0en ioucu, Die SEA.
ite Der 5ilriten unS MiIitlrS, bic
jest oas @oIf Dem geroerben 81.
treble Dor ben AihteritubI 5u Ia
oett. ebe rs gaf3 gu Gnoe lei NIT
Teutihlano. Gam tueroe es 8rie-
ben fiir has oeutidle Bolt geben,
6rieben lit 5reibeit@
IS mar Elm a~lrtifcl, ben man ais
alisornd acknowledgements omeri'
faniider areile 3t bent itbrigen nor
linen geiprnfenen un0 eeifriebe-
nen Srriinn bate refnen fonneiI.
menn cr nid)t ofienbar auf britiid,g
.8eiteaung gefhriebeH lporoen mare
un6 MN in olIen e~tlrop1iiden Gam,
bern ais be5eihnenb fir Die auffdi.
|iung tneiter areiie Der 0eutid)snmeri.
faniidcn gepolferrulg 0areeiteli
|luiiroe.
@ir foniten mir ge9eH 0ieies 3ei'
den an~oailern0er britiifer 51llhunq
|ors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proteitirrn.
@ierher Iitgt gnglonO iiber Girro.
ia, iii europa iugt cs iiber uns,
81 lit 3u beoonerl, 6nb ibm 1me'
FrifuniidP 8eitun9en babel 6an0lat.
arrOienite ieiiteu, nbcr aud has wsrf
an Dem Alisgaiig Oes strieges nidts
1noern, nao iiid)ts all Oeil beiBer
sDffnuaeH 0es 9eltidnmerifnner
|tAunis onf. and sum Sell hires
nenen @oterIonoes. oas Bolt ben
tie entiinmnelt, ole ieiue 5einOe ii
oieiem arieae 3i 9o0en ringe, od'
nit cs iii 3liflnft irc.e Bahn bnbt
fiir ben 5riebcn Iii 1reibcit, BIZ
|ibnf irnn3oiilde Rddfuht, rAiiildt
@ier mo BRIT idcr Ncio Sir mciserr
gsiudt Dabeg.
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1as SaHatrief bee glOrbmellidsu
4duaerbnnbts.

(2luS Der 1dallam aanias Gin
QreIie am 10. 1elembcr.)
SIN Sommer 1912 fan0 IN ct.
BnuI bds fh nar sipei Sabre plc.
oerboIenbe Sdnarrieit oes Ginger.
.hlnbeS oes Rurbmeiirns liatt, no.
ran iih aild hie 81 Oiriem guuOe
geborenben @einHaupreine bon Sian.
in6 eitn betbriliaipn. Sci Der ba.
NIT prrbumbeucn 1eIegoicniiuims
wrrbe Der VorIhIag nno oie ircimo.
lidle Ginlabmil Der TenDer S0nger,
.bos uddiir Sdnarrfrit I'M ihoncn
Tenper obgubaIten einilimmig an.
aenommen, mo Gin Sober mad,te
lid iolde Blame fir oen nGdiien
CONNER, es mllroe idou iitcrleat
mic Die Bet am beiten %ousacuiibt
wer0en fann, nno mie man an mel.
item bon Colorado 80 iebcu befonmt
glen oielen guitihloiiern ipinoe
onrh bic WnbI I'M peraonaenen
Ropcmbcr eth idbes enoe gemadt
Das Nomite In Tenner 0dS NIT Den
8orarbeiten betraut mar, iab iid
ge5pmoeu, Den 9uuoesDoriieenOen
1u benohridti1en, oaB es Der Stoot.
Oa lie Oiirh Die Iebte glbitimmma
troden aelest ptroe unmoaIth iei,
ein Saugerfeit 80 arrauaicren. Der
9oriibenoe iab iid 0esbalb 6e5iolm.
gcn, bel ben uerifieoeueu gereinen
oniuiraaen. Oh lie pieaeidt in Der
.2aac udren, oas Set nb3ubaIten
guh BET Dem @ermania gP1n.
ncrdor lief enc tele1rapbIihe gIu.
iraae eit. uno tplroe 0ieielbe Oobhi
6canhportct, baB 6 I'M aeaenuarti'
gen AlgenbIid mmoglih lei, audi
MIR 0nran il ocnten etiuds tpie
Elm SGngerieit III beraHitaItcn. Sp
ME Die Snd,en bter iteben. mare
les init ouBeror0entlideH Sdmicrig.
fciten berbunoeii, aid mir Oen 90.
an erfor6crlifeu Baranf.efonb aui.
subrinaen. Gem critens iii oos
beige 1eltidtblm aegenmdrtig oil
Der arbcit, Gin eigenes Semi 81
griinoen, nobel ale Sebel IN 9eDe-
aimg gcicBt meroeu. nild MIR Die
an i Sanuar iaaigr Rate 5uinm.
men 81 briigen.
(piermi qr3a6It Die 9rciic oic
gorgduae In GHaba, bic sur lleber.
habmc oes 6eitca iilbrten mo faBrt
oann fori):
.5o miro oas nddite 5dngerieit
micoerum nj Ser 5tuot a~bgebalten
bon meld)er ale Ibeilnebmer nod
lin 9egeiitrrng reoen iiber Die aroB-
artigcn eriolge in 1910 NIB cine
nod, qr6berc 3dbl miro iid IN ndd-
item CONNER bon 0anins Gitp in
Der 6eititaSt cinfinoen. inn and,
Iihr G9eil beilitragen an bent Rub
me Ses Genti6tbmts BON Smnba."
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Salesuie, 5oIttin .gOt6.
rinatH.

gus Dem 9eiqtreis iinO mir or
ildt mor0eh einiqe Sniormationcu
5u Der BON Den Begnern Geltit
INNER iuie0er borgebraGter
gebauptlmg al gcbet, Dab Gcutih
.lano 1871 6rantreih nm GlioB
.2otbrinaen nn0 greuben 1864 0as
.nrme 3dnemnrf nm S9lespig Sol.
.itcin beraubt babe.
8as GlinB gotbringcn nnBebt, 10
.iiuo bic 3hoiiaden Ole, DAB es gu
8cutihlono geborte, bis &C geaen
Den 8illen bee Bottles bon 5rouf
reid untcr 2noipig Dem gierBebnten
genommel mur0e. uno es mnroe
1entidlanO mir als redltsmaBiges
.@igcntbum 5uriideritottet 0a mebr
ais GreiDiertel Der geDoIfering BON
.oeltider g6itnmmug lit uno oeutih
ipritt.
5hIespig 0ulitein mar Elm Gops
pclber5ogtbum unO geborte niemaIs
an 1onemarf. ionOern mar ourh
Beriondl linton NIT 91nemorf per
bunoen Surdl Den oGtiihenaonig, TO-
Ionge 6erieIbe 5u Der dlteren 2inie
I0es Sauies Gloenburg geborte. Die.
ie dltcre 2inie crloidl, ais Gbriitian
Der Adte obne m6nnIide 2eibeserben
Iitor6. Sein Nadfolger nollte Die
.beioen 0eutihen Ser5ogtbiimer 8Gnc.
mart einberIeiben. "a erbob ii6
Dos Golf uno duBcrte Den 8mid,
bel benz 0ertihen gunbe at berblei.
ben, az Dem Is INNER gebort botte,
uno 015u ge1ort e Jet nod ietnem
Icigenen frcien 8inen. Die natiir.
lide @ren5linie 5rpiifen 9eutih.
LAMB uno 9dnemorf 1T nun nber Der
GioerfIuB; ba gibt es Dem unge.
Ifabr 10000 91nen iii0lih Der Gt.
Der, Die entgeaen ibrenn @iaeu eit.
IDerletbt iullroell. cine Code. Die ME
mails Dermie0en iperOen fam uno
Die RretlBeu bVt uno miehpr einiee
unrlben einqe6roht bat.
9ieie fur5e Roti3 Oiirite grniigen.
8em uniere geier onS einem eng.
Iltiden Qmerifaner iagen uno er es
Iibnen nidt aIaubt Damn ioaen Iie
Iibnt Den gltten Ratb geben, Elm @e-
IidiftSiperf al itit0iren Inn it6 bon
Iieinem lnolailben ourh Biiieu al
turireu.
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2catide @nffensenOfenidaft ron
Cmnhn nno llmaeaenD.

Nm nddlten Sonntag, oefl u.
Gctem6rr 1914. glohmittnas 2 llbr,
tinoet i'm Geutifen Salts Die i1br.
lide Notwithstanding 0es obi.
gen 8ercins itntt. 1T melder aid
Die 9eamten fir oas folsenoe Sobr
ermablt pcr0en. ale aamerooen
iino hermit fretnolidit eriuht, iidl
.pilnftlih bur Stelle 5u mel0er.
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ENGLAND AND JAPAN OUR
ENEMIES.
Wayne, Neb., 12-11-14

wayne, Neb.i lZ-ll-l4.
Mr.. Val. j. Peter
Omaha, Neb.
Dear SIR
/ take this means Of expressing
my gratitude to you and your able.
assistants, for your instrumentalityH
at the Chicago German-Irish demon-
stration.
It seems a strange condition OF
affairs to some Of US in this locality,
that our National Government Is
permitting England to buy war
supplies.
BY facts / gain from the press,
England and japan are our most
formidable enemies. If England
gains power from the present Euro
pean war, she viii be debating to the
United States what she shall have to
do, as she (EngIand) is now doing to
some other powers.
And it appears to us that this
country win be in grave danger. II
is a subject that all loyal citizens
should do some deep thinking over.
Yours truly,
John Schalnus,