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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per NJ. N. s. s. Matsonia from San
Francisco. Due at Honolulu December
S-Mrs. g. A. Grove, H. s. Crane, Mrs.
H. S. Crane and children, A. II. Glar.
ner, H. f. Lewis, c. d. Bunker, j. L.
Luddeke, A. Phillips, C. E. Lang. Mrs.
Geo. Larson and children, Mrs, E.
Brinkworth and child, Miss A. L.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Geo. j. Brown, Miss
Beth Wiley, Mrs. w. Dease and CHI
dren, H. Hustace, Mrs. H. 4Iustace
Miss A. N. Steele, Mrs. Alfred Brooks,
DR.. A G. MacLeish, Mrs. A. C. Mac
Ieish, Donly Gray, Nat Strong, Mrs
Nat Strong, J. J. Crockett, Ernest B
Fox, Mrs. joan H. Clegg, Mrs. Matte
Robbins, M. T. Clegg, Mrs. NJ. T. Clegg
and infant, Miss A. Hedger, Mrs X E
Hedger. Miss Mary s. Poisal, Mrs. J.
i: Erdman, Miss Mary B. Saylor, Miss
Mary Burbank. Frank Dalton, Mrs
Frank Dalton, w. II. Rice, Mrs. w. H
Rice, e. N. Holmes, Mr.. Atkinson, Mrs
Atkinson, L. A. Danner, Mrs. L. A
Danner, Mrs. Atherton, Mrs. Richards
Miss Esther Dodge, Miss L. HI. Max
well, Miss Helen Maxwell, E. L. vii
holt, Mrs. E. L. Without, Sinclair Rob
inson, W. H. Dillingham;, Miss Irene
zobel, Mrs. Geo. ]. Richardson, John
Herman, Mrs. John Herman, Miss
Anna M. Paris, G. Schuman, Mrs. G.
Schuman, Isaac Ryden, DR.. Oliver S
Large, Mrs. Oliver s. Large, Mrs. A. A
Sedgwick. y. NJ. Ruth, Mrs. ]. NJ. Ruth
Miss Fisher, Mrs. Fisher, H. Spears
II. A. Hedger. R. L. Noggle, Mrs. r. L
Noggle, Mr.. Tunnel, Mrs. Tunnel, F
A. Pattee. C. A. Brown, Mrs. C. A
Brown, John G. Treanor, H. B. Ken
|Redy, Mrs. H. B. Kennedy, Geo. A
Warren, Mrs. Geo. A. Warren, Mrs. E
H. Wodehouse, Miss F. r. Murray, C.
A. Scott, Mrs. C. A. Scott. Master
Thos. c. Treanor, Master John Trean
or, Mrs. John G. Treanor and N. L
Waggoner. s
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OAHU RAILWAY TINE TABLE
ourWARp.

FOR Waianae. Waialua. Kahuku. and
way stations-s9:1s q. m, $50 p. m.
For Pearl City. Eva Mill and way
stationsf7:S0 O. m, 1915 q. M,
s11:S0 Q. m. '2:15 p. m, 1920 p. m.
6:l5 p. M, 1880 p. M, f11:15 p. M.
!. For WahiaWa and Leilehua-s10: 20
q M. f3:l0 .. m, $500 p. m. s11:Oo
ID. n.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal.
alua and Waianae-ss:se Z. m. 1881
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva MIN and
Pearl Gity-f7:45 q. M. 1855 .. M.
s11:02 q. M, s1:40 p. m. sl:2S p. m,
1871 p. M, 1850 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
Leilehua-s9:i5 q. M. f1:5S ,. m.
,4:01 /. m, s7:10 p. 10.
The Haleiwa Limited, . two-huur
train (only firstclass tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1886
q m, for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar.
fivee In Honolulu at 1910 p. N. The
Limited stops only at Pearl City ana
Waisnae.
sDaily. fErcept Sunday. tsunday only.
q. p. pENIsoN, p. c. SMITH.
superintendent. q. p. a.
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PREPAREDNESS FOR WAR BRINGS
AR'-DAVID STARR JORDAN

against war and preparations for war, -
he said The lesson that we should
learn from the war that is raging is
that preparedness for war brings
war" ILL.,. =. ~. J..
He asserted that the United States
need never fear an attack by Japan,
concluding with his statement that he
would rather see the control of the
Pacific abandoned than battled for. +
Col. Robert NJ Thompson, chairman
of the executive committee of the
Navy League of the United States, ad-
Yocated the effors to secure navy
strong enough to hold the seas for at
least a year against any invader,
which delay woult enable the army
department TO make ready force to
take the field in defense of the land.
After a lengthy and stormy debate
between the advocates Of greater ma.
tional protection and the peace advo-
Gates, q resolution was passed advo-
eating the creation by the United
States government Of q council for
national defense =
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per M. N. s. s. Manoa for San
Francisco, Dec 81. ]. Kennedy,
Mrs. L. j. Kennedy, R. K. Payne, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Amory, w. A. Anderson,
Mrs. w. A. Anderson and two child.
len, Stanley Richardson, Mrs. Stanley
Richardson. Howard Wood. Jr. Mr.
Whitney, Mr.. O'Brien, Mrs. J. B. De
Long, j. w. Heidi. NJ. J. O'Brien. DIR.
N. Fairweather. P. j. Lotus, Mrs. P.
j. Lotus, F. McKerman, Mrs. l. NJ
Kellogg, Miss K Baldwin, Mrs. G. w.
Wallace and child, S. M. Ballou, R.
L. Turner, w. ]. Conroy, Bode Smith,
Mrs. Bode Smith.
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"Weak-Kneed' Policy in the
Pacific Is Advocated by
Noted Educator

tAssociated ress by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 6.--De.
cIaring that he would much prefer see.
Ing the United States surrender alto.
gether the control Of the Pacific than
60 70 war with Japan to maintain II,
David Starr Jordan made strong
speech yesterday at the meeting of the
National Civic Federation against
what he characterized as the TRADE
against the inefficiency of the army
and navy,
Doctor Jordan declared that Amer.
ica should protest against the agitation
for more armament, rather than join
in demand for a greater army and
navy. At this time. when the ma.
lions OF the earth ere crumbling each
other in the greatest war in history.
we should set our face, as a nation,
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VESSELS TO DEPART

Monday, Dec. z.
Maui ports laudine, stmr., p. m.
Kauai ts-Lfkelike, stmr, 5 p. N.
Kauai ports-Noeau. str, ) p. m.
Tuesday, Dec. 9. =
San Francisco-Manoa, NJ. N. 8. B.,
4 y. m. u +. ~ +.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports
Mikahala, stmr., 5 p. m. Il. -
Kona and Kau ports-Mauna Loa,
stmr.. noon. ~
Kauai perts-Kinau, stmr., B p. m.
Wednesday, Dec. 9.
New York, via Panama-Mexican
All. S. s.
Hilo, via way ports-Mauna Kea,
stmr., 10 o'clock. H.. -. 5- u
49,. Thursday, Dec. 10. IF
Kauai ports-W. g. Hall, stmr.,
p. m. g. s... ii. -. r. 49,
Friday, Dec. II. =
Maui ports-Claudine stmr.. p. m
~ Saturday, Dec. II.
Hongkong. via Japan ports China
P. NJ. s. s. ,
Hilo, via way ports-Mauna Kea
stmr., 8 p. m. .~. + -. = ls...s.. -
WEDNESDAY Dec' To- n:
San Francisco-Matsonia, NJ. n s
s., 10 a. m. = ..-- - III ~. $50
Manila, via Guam-Logan, q. 8. A
T. =. III ,,-44'
Friday, Dec. 10.
Hengkong, via Japan ports-Man
churia, P. M. s. s.
Saturday, Dec. 10. s
San Francisco-Sierra, o. 8. 8.
noon. Ills -... r.
Tuesday, Dec. %. ... !.
San Francisco-Lurline, M. N. 8. 8.
p. m. <- ,.s.~.
San Francisco-Mongoli p. M. 8. 8
-" Friday, Dec. Is. T..
Hongkong, via Japan ports-Tenyo
Maru, Japanese stmr. -"
Monday, Dec. %. -:
Sydney, via Page Pago-Sonoma, o
s. s. IL ~. -. ..-.~.
Tuesday, Dec. 20. -
San Francisco-Shinyo Maru, Jap
anese stmr.
Wednesday, Dec. 80.
San Francisco-Wilhelmina, M. n
S. s.. 10 a. m. . -.
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FRATERNALISM LEADS TO
WORLD PEACEBRYAN

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. Tin
an interview yesterday, Secretary OF
State Bryan praised the fraternal or
CARNATIONS of the land as potent in
fiuences towards universal peace.
He said they were the first step in
the progress of mankind from selfish.
ness. and that next to the church 1t.
self these organizations were the
greatest teacher. @
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SALAzAR AND CAMPA START
BRAND new MEXICAN REVOLT

Americans living along the Mexican
border. This assurance came In re-
ply to a request from the governor
that some action be taken by the
state department to stop the firing
from the Mexican side OF the border
at Naeo. Arizona, where i've persons
have been killed and more than 20
wounded in different engagements be-
tween the Mexicans In the attacks on
the town OF Naco. Sonora.
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: TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan. from Honolulu for San Fran.
cisco, sailed Nov. 5.
Thomas, from Honolulu for Manila,
arrived Nov. IA.
Sheridan, sailed from Honolulu for
San Francisco. Dec. 5.
Dix. at Manila.
Sherman. sailed from honolulu for
San Francisco, Dec. 6.
Warren, stationed at the Philippines.
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Halls

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Matsonia, Dec. s.
Yokohama Mongolia, Dec. %.
Australia Dec. 81.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Manoa, Dec. 8.
Yokohama China, Dec. 10. ~ =
Anstralia-Sono Dec. 2S.
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REPORT SAYS GUTIERREZ
HAS ASSUMED OFFICE

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. !
Ell PASo, Texas, Dec. Accord
ing to an unconfirmed report given
out by the Villa agents here last night
Eulalio Gutierrez. temporarily provis-
ional president of Mexico, and Gems.
villa and Zapata. have formally occu-
pied the capital and administrative
section of Mexico City yesterday.
Sailing from Honolulu, November
II, the schooner Blakely In ballast, ID
reported to have arrived at Port
Townsend last Thursday.
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ARIZONA ALIEN LAW !. X.
SUBJECT TO PROTEST

fAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec 6.--Pro.
tests against the enforcement of the
Arizona anti-alien employment law
have been filed with the department
of state by the governments of Great
Britain and of Italy, almost Identical
in their terms. The state department
has asked Governor Hunt to suspend
the operation of the law for the pre-
sent, to allow investigation and test.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per str. Maina Kea for Hilo and
way ports, Dec. 5.--Miss F. Kenny, A
Morrison, J. A. Scott, Miss Della
Holmes, Mr.. Bond, J.. w. Heidi, r. T.
Rolph, E. H. Hart, Robt. Medcalf, L.
MacFarlane, Jas. Webster, J. T. Moir,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pullar, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Smith, j. A. Bond, F. Nicolits, c.
s. Eckart and wife. L. B. Vickroy, F.
j. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harberson,
Thos. Harberson.
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SCHOONER FOUNDERS

VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec. THE
schooner Alice Lawrence went ashore
in a gale yesterday. and is now rest.
ing on the bottom and nearly fillei
with water. The crew remain aboard
the ship, and a tug has gone along.
side TO render assistance IL required.
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U. S. WILL PROTECT ALL
AMERICANS ON BORDER

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. Secretary
Of State WILLIAM Jennings Bryan has
telegraphed Governor Hunt of Arizona
that the federal government will fur
nish sufficient troops to protect all
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CUBAN LIBERAL CLUB
RAIDED FOR GAMBLl ING

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 6.-The Liber.
al Club, one of the. wealthiest and
exclusive clubs of the city, was raid.
ed last night and a large number OF
members placed Under arrest on a
charge of gambling. .a..a..s
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ZAPATA BEATEN TN HARD
FIGHT NEAR SAN MARTIN

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless
LAREDO, Texas. Dec. IA severe
engagement has occurred at San Mar
tin between the forces Of Cipriano
Castro and Zapata detachment ac-
cording to adyices received here. The
Castro troops claim a victory. The
casualties are reported to number
1900.
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FRlGATE CONSTELLATION
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

EAssonated Press BY Fed. wireless
NORFOLK, va, Dec. THE his
toric American frigate Constellation.
with 20 persons aboard, was nearly
blown ashore in gale yesterday. The
ship was picked up while in a danger
Gus locality and towed in here to
safety.
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An open meeting will be conducted
by the members of the Morning Music
Club In Central Union church Wednes-
day afternoon, commencing at 4
o'clock Verbal invitations are being
issued by the members of the club.
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WINTER IN NEW YORK

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK, ". Y, Dec. 6.-The
first severe storm of the winter is
raging, and last night the charity shell
tiers were oyertaxed by the. number
applying for refuge from the elements.
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Fifty head OF rams imported from
Australia and arriving at the port in
the Oceanic liner Ventura will be
shipped to the island of Hawaii. They
are intended for the Parker Ranch.
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hsummon the evils t
is o
Angel Ramona First shepherd
perl of Robert S
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Srnto DaoyH oos;s DuoyW Counsel 0 Hd
h o. "a
CI o sG GeC Sdet Prepare ur Chorus
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The Office of, food expert, salary
$1,000 per year. was created in New
York city.
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have wished to teach single lesson, true
alike to all men-the lessonzof the saving Of
time.-David Starr Jordan.
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ia ~ IL . II.

TIMER gscnt in Samiltuu if
Serr GDnarb Srnd, 449 Glib J,infte
Strase. gca Sci. 476 q, Game
slunc 1851 u.
- ssofepb Sromm IT,, peI6er in
bem itGbtii9en @aFsrperfs Separ'
tement beiddftist lit. ftiirste seitern
Nadmittag beIinnunsslos au gOben
unb muBts mad ieiner Wp1nuna se.
bra6t unb BON Or. 3erfab in BE-
6anbluna aenommen peroen.
- George 3. Reib unter5oa iia
i'm Isrcp SpipitaI elmer Operation.
lpelder erfplgrei6 mar.
- Ginbre6er lpurbsn porIsBte
Nadt perf6euht pdbrenb Tie Die
S9ubaitter an elmer 5birs ioipis Ell.
nem sSeniter beg psople'ihsn 2aben,
Ro. 322 Sisb StraRe abaureiBsn Der.
iu6ten, I'm GinIab in ben aaoen 81
erldngen.
- Ginbreher branaen in Der bor.
lesten Raht in ben 2aben BON petit
6:Mc9eor an Der Main Strabe unb
erbeuteten cine Qn3ahl &leibunssitiide.
= Bel Der aeftrisen priifuns BON
9anbibuten fir bag giirgerredt, bic
tor gi4tsr Murpbn itattfunb, itellt:
es iia beraus. bub Sacob Salperine,
Elm betanrter So5ialtit, Der unter Der
neuen Stabt @bminiItratton als Wu.
uisipal @sri6tsbiensr fungirt. uno
aIs 3suge fir einen Der 9lpplitanten
auftrut, ielbit ni9t einmal ameritani.
f6er giirgsr 1T. S6pobl sr i9on 16
Sabre i'm aanbe lit, mubte er aussbsn,
bab er Biz ieBt nur bic sriten giirsers
papiere uHo atpar in ssnbiana srIanSt
bat.
- gaicbter Gbant enti6ieb seftern
Woraen i'm Wun3ipalgeridt, bab "a.
meg poiuberter, ipel9er ieinem RaI.
fessnoHen boraeitern 9prmittds sine
Ruasl in bic redte G.ite fdob, bic
Shat in Sel6itpertbeibiguna begansen
babe. tpDrauf Der 4nsetladte entIaiisu
tpurbe.
- DITTO @dgner, 25, unb Qmelia
aatofinssti. %, bon bier. srlunsten
einen gbei9ein.
= @fcn5o Gpua5ins, BEG 5ii6ner.
oiebftdbls dngeflast, ipurbe aeaen
5000 9iirai6aft. Bis bic @robgef9po.
rensn ieinen Sail unteriu6en tDnnen,
aus benz gountp @efdngnib entIaf.
len.
= Bontas Serrb litb Serbert
RiGarbion entiprausen geitern aus
Der 9inberbeirnatb ul6 tpurOen bon
benz 9eamten bes SueenbgeridtS,
Serrp GoafleD, einsefausen ano Der
aHisGit wiesss eisssfa5s.. 4
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1ieS ,,no 9as.

- Vie 9ereiniglns Der MlilitGrs
Grste Der Der. Staoten, bic int 9ib.
ion Spu5e in Sibuns mar, bat be-
i6loiien, Die ndddiiG9rlee apmpens
finn in Waibingtpn ab5ubalten. Gpl.
sSSeffsrion H. aean BON Der 9. ct.
Irmee purbe gum prdiibentcr se.
ipdblt.
= @nlter 6. Sullipan ipurte 'ees
tern bonn Nrbeitsbirettpr 6osbid
gum itGbtifhen Silpinsenieur err
mann tunb tritt an bic Spite bes
9lbsusstanalabtbeilung. Sen poiten
bate bislang Spparb g. WtprIe inne,
ben bic SuntI9e Qbminiitratipn ipe>
siea DOR stpei Sobren aus 2ouispiae
besosen bate.
Der 9eiunb6eitsbeamte Or.
2anbis, pelfer gerne i6arf mu6t,
nil nit Silfe Der itaatliten Seiunp'
beitsbebOroe segen ben gunSen Staat
&entud mobil MAIDEN unb Sipar burd
8erbdneuns Der Auarantdne. Sn
2ubloip. am &entudper Gnbe Der
Siiobabnbriide, Ipa nad 8ebuuptuns
BON Or. 2dnbis Der SdarlaG epis
bemtIb porberrI9en, ipus bon ben
geb1rben BON 2ublofp beitrttten tpirb.
-Seute lit Der erits Regiitrirunsss
tag. Sir bic SerbItipabl muB eine
opllitdnbigs Reuresiitriruns Dorsee
npmmen perben. gu bieiem 3tped
iinb beute idmmtlite Stimmlotale in
ben Stunben BON 8 llbr Worgens bis
2 ubr Na1mittags uno bon A llbr
gea6mittass Bis 9 llbr Ibenbs se0ff.
net. Serr gii6olas 2ongportb. pels
der auf BEN repubIitaniften Sidet
i'm 1. &onsreBbiitritt tanbiDiert, 1T
eeItern aug bem Siten 5uriitgetehrt,
unb pirb iid nun nit alem 5leiB in
bic Sampagne ftiir5en. Serr 2pnge
portb bat in Mains nSsItumpft" unb
bort Ditr6 feline Rsoen gum republic
tanii6en GrfOIs gang beSeutenb bei'
getrdgen.
- 5rant 8. SolIanb ppn gOlebo.
prGiibent Der Sntern. g(f. Of ROtarp
Clubs, iotpie Der Setretdr Gbeslep R.
gerrp DON G6icaao, pdren seitern bic
9Gfte bss bieiigen Rotarp Club bel
einem @abelfrii6itiid i'm SOtel Gins
ton. Eie geamteu Der Sanpelstams
mer, bes 8uiineb Men's Club, iOpie
oie geamten Der bier tpnpentionierenz
ben Sanbstst0rperi6aften Dobntsa
Der @eranitaltuns ebenfalls BEL.
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H. H.IHLEKDORF.
2eihenbeNatter.
Ebune Gin 231.
@aqep So.
NOr,p Dob sxo 2seaoixs, 09io

- Seuer entitanb borgeitern in
hem Stall bon 9r. o. g. @aiion
our6 2eufltgas ip1brenb Die @as.
robren in bem Staa reparirt tperben
iollten. 9ie Seipruebr ipurbe gerit.
fen lnb rettete ben gtaa.
= Ser Stabtattpalt 9. 3. 93rim.
mer reid)te cine alagc unu'einen Gin
baltsbefebl i'm bieiigen @eri6t eit,
I'M Die Rebuftion Der Steuerauilagc
5it berbinbern. Ger @inbaltsbefehl
wuroe bon Ri6ter 1urpbp peripei.
CERT.
- SEQ @iie, 90, iin6 3eIbn Greg.
iton IT, bcibe DON @oobs gtatiSn
Gr!GIsten siseH &siratbsf&sin.
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steIlenasIudJe
; gleIIie gllltG Ilat sssobn g. Mnik

yfellte JllleH l)lii ASuDIl V. Jtulfll
bon Riboletorm arf Gdeibring Der.
flagt, ipeiI er benz Sritnf ergeben
lit, iie nibbanbeIte uno pernadIdiiig.
te. Sfe perIanst ben geiis bon Gt
eentbum in WlibbIetotpn. 9as gaar
beiratbete ON 8. slpril 1885 uno bat
eiile 9odter.
- Cora 5isseralb min bon gerrp
SisgcraIb geidieben iein irnb eiebt
als @runb, bab er ie DernnhIdiiigte
,ipb I'M Glide lieb. Gas paar lit
felt benz 26. geopernber 1905 berbei.
rotbet.
- Die @ertpaItung unter @nbor
SillfeI beabiidjtigte ben gau einer
8ufluatitGtte fir Snn6itreiher unb
iolde gerionen, ipeld,e pas 9ano out
Der Sude nod s[rbeit burhItreiicn.
Ger 9etrns bon $4,000, Der fit bic.
fen 8fped a,tsgeiest tpcrbei mar,
ipiirhc BON Der @ubget.aomm
geltridJen.
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Ser g,ortroo. hen q}oftpr ylenlen,

Der @ortras. ben paftor Remen3
aeitern 4benb in Der Gp. Ref. Salems
Stride an Spedmpre ano Sr6drb
GtraBe gebdlten bot, mar Don iiber
400 perIpnsn befudt, bic Der lebenbi.
gen Shilberins iiber Seutf9lanos,
@rbebilns nit geIpannem Sntereiie
lauftten, paitpr 9emenS feiielte
fein publitum in Der Sbat iiber ale
Mdben unb bdS 9eborte mar fir Sc
ben eenubs imo Tehrreib Sugleid. 9ie
aolIstte silm 8eiten Der &riegsnctbs
leibenben bat ben biioi6en Grtrag
pon 500 eraeben.
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Wstis an asuirnitortn.
g IN miffioner's Dtftee
2 am ton 9curtb. Ohio.

SamiIfou gounth, Ohio,
GiHetnnati g.. "a. Se9i. 1914.
BsrttegeIte aneehote perben eui,
aegenpenomMer in Der Gffite bee 8caro Of
Qonnin 9ommifIiOHers bis Iyreiiag, ben 90.
Diiober 1914, nm ~ ubs aPiilags, ilr bic Hat'
sends ben epesifiiiatiOnen 80. o7s - sir
Spmmes 1ofunftip.
Die arbei bat gu adfebsn IN ,itbtreinitirp
errne NIT ben 1ldntn uno spest'iiutiouen
GoriHiiiftoHers ayfIitger
nue gnqetpis nIi'ieh nu' Sornnlarsn aus.
esfsritet fein. neide IN Der Effiee bts godro
ef County 9pmmifirners AT taber ftnb. nnb
csalelist ftin bon eirtin Dorlb In her S6be BON
etniauferb Dollars $4,000. .0o) nit sipet gu.
ten ilro aernaenbtE eGreen oils el@erbeii, Scs
ber @ieter ben apuirnit eineeben nnb BE Pr
bett nnsidbren ipirb I'm 9aue oetieIbe tbm Su'
erinunt ipirb.
Die grnrtn Gemmroners bsbo!.tn a6 ba;
Nsni Dor. tresrbetn oesr ale graeboie su
bsrrpertsr.
On Mu'iraes bss eoarb Of 6amiIicn geunts
goumtficnerk.
.greb: q. gssffeImarn. grdFsent.
otieft: Gfbert Retnbarbt. qIer
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RstI, far asntrartrrsn.
Gommtffteusre Sttte.
9amtIicn Gcnnih Sbtc.

m III n V cu u J =, Sntc,
Cincinnati o.. IT. Gept 1914
BsrtteGelte unasboie tperbtH snt.
pegenaenonmer In her Cffiec bts gontb oi
gonniu 9ommiiTioners bis Sreitne. rem 1o.
Giiober 1914. I'M ~ ubr wiiiags, ilr bic
nnhtebenoe Qounth'glrbeli:
SemdB ben Spestiiiationen 30. 701 = ssnr
Werbeferlng bon linHeruan gio1b, nnbe Wubou
Greer 9odb, in grefn 1oiunfbip.
Ett Grbsit bal AZ sefttten IN nttsre.nfhnp
ninsa nit ben BlGntn uHb Sossifiaitprtr.
nel6e test ouflitaen IN ber Office beS Bonro
si Qourfo Vormiiiipn,rf.
uus dnaebois ur1rtr arf fyormrIaren ansas.
ferrtat fetu. peI6s IN ber Office bef eoorb Of
gountr gcumiificHtrs m babsr fino, uub be.
deiiei fsir bon sinsr DoHo In ber Sbbe BON
fnIfburberi ($500,0O) Dollars nit Dfpei pIltsn
uno asrlgeroeu GGtsen. ale St6erbei bnflr,
sab Der 9ieier ben aoHtraft !einesben iptrt 3ur
uuftibrnne bet Grbei.. I'M Sale oerfelbe tbm
susrfdnnf iptrb.
TIE Gourfp Gomni'fioners b,baIten f6 bco
Ntf. Dor, iraenceir tber ale Grgfboie gu bee.
nHffn
: om mpttras b.s sOarb Of SautiIion COUNTY
gt tuimifiorere
Srss o. @,ffeLmann. gragbeui
aiidt: GIbsri @etubarti. gItu.
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nstis far asntrs,tsr.u.
qommiffioHer's Once
Samtlion golnntn. Dbto,

pumtItou Iolunfn, Dhtp,
Gineipnntt D.. II. eept 1914
ntasneenouinien In ber Office bss 8oaro OF
Qountb Gommifiioners bic Srsttas. sen 10.
Oiiobtr 1914. I'm y titr a1ittags. iir bic
uafitsbeube Gounir9r5eit:
Sends hen GpeBiiiiatipuen 30. 1872 - CIR
@eparamreH CT btr Qbie 9tie, bon Boaari
eaoab bic snr gIermOut Gorntp aInis, in I'm.
berfou zcfprfbp.
Die efrbtii bdi su aef&sben In usbersiufiim
uiine NIT ben f@Ihnsr uno Gpe,ifiaiionsu,
wtI6t istt oufIisafn In Ser CiiIct bes gearb
of qounth qommiTloners.
uut ungebote milliep uuf Eorululare diisnt.
terftgf feln, mel6e In ber Cffice bes Goarb Of
Qonnfn qormiil,oners gu babsn finb, nrb Be-
e!etfti fem bon etrem Euno IN Der eurime bon
eintalfenb ($10O0.00J Dollars NIT 1pet auten
nne esH1atnbeu Blraen oils eidsrbsii baflr,
bat ber 9isisr btr aoHtrnft eingebrn piro Ilr
0nsiabrnra bsr grts!t. I'm gaHs bsrfslbs Tom
snerfnnrt iptrb.
Die Gonnir GsuHt,fiuHsrs bsbal.sn a6 bes
bertperfen.
GrfNmiftcHerS.
.Stsb. q. % BsffsImenn. grarlsent.
uttsft; aIssri Netnbarbt GIeri
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Sn Gineiunati seiudjt.

Gic @olisei ipnroe eeitern BON ben
8eboroen in Columbus, o.. eriudt,
ltmidau rah Der fiinf5ebn Sabre az.
ten Gtbel 5erguicn 81 baIten, welde
lett benz 20. Septeniber aus Der ell.
terIidJen @obnuns in Columbus per.
ifwlinSen 1T unb iif) araebIi@ nat
Cincinnati Hpasbsn but