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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
BRAWNY MEN of
JAPAN HERE TO
SHOW THEIRIART
Big Troupe of WrestIers Ar
riveS on Tenyo MARI
Matches Begin Saturday

70 q -
Headed by Tachiyama, mightiest
wrestler Of all Japan, troupe OF "a
Of the greatest mat artists OF Dai Nip
pom arrived this morning on the T. X
X. liner Tenyo Maru. They have come
TO Honolulu for q series Of perform.
ances, beginning on Saturday night at
Athletic park.
Tremendous big fellows, mighty OF
girth and OF limb, are these Japanese
wrestiers, and as they lined the deck
OF the Tenyo Maru this morning they
attracted the immediate attention OF
the thousands of japanese and others
who had assembled at the dock. The
picturesque dress of the Nipponese
wrestler silken over.kimono, a sort
OF under-garment falling below the
knees, girdle, and above all the pecu-
liar headdress make the athletes
conspicuous anywhere, and they are
still more conspicuous because OF
their size, far greater than that Of
the ordinary japanese.
The wrestlers viii be in Hawaii for
several weeks. The arrangements for
the series of matches at Athletic park
are nearly complete. The matches
start at o'clock on Saturday night.
and a number of local Japanese ath-
letes are anxious to match skill and
Drawn against the famed champions
from the empire.
This morning an informal commit.
tee of Japanese went out TO the Ten.
20 Maru to receive the wrestlers Ar
thur X. Ozawa, who has been some
what In charge OF the advance ar
engagements here, and several Japa-
nese newspapermen met the steamer
on port. At the dock TO receive their
comrades were w. Uchiumi and X.
Yaminishi. who arrived here on May
20 as advance agents for the troupe.
Uchimi Is retired wrestler and will
probably act as referee at some of the
matches.
The wrestlers will be matched
somewhat according 10 weight and
previous records. Tachiyama is billed
TO appear every night. He has been
the undispnted champion OF Japan
since he won the title in a series OF
Desperate matches with contender6
for the crown left by Hitachiyama, an
old veteran who was declared 10 be
tic BI6UtSct VI OtA Japan = NAAe-~-tt.tN--'.
Tachiyasna has amassed a fortune
estimated at hair a million dollars
during his career. He is big, good
natured man, standing about six feet
three inches and weighing in the
neighborhood Of 315 pounds He is
said to be quick in spite Of his enor-
nous size. Many Of these wrestlers
seem to be mountains Of flesh. which
is an advantage at the japanese style
of wrestling in short, furious bouts
much like two bulls locking horns
Spectators at Athletic park recent
" have noticed a high skeleton tow
er of wood being erected in deep cen
ter field and wondered what the struc-
ture was for This is put up to OBJ
serve an old custom in Japanese
wrestling circles. Early in the morn
inc on the day when matches are TO
take place, a gong is beaten for half
hour or an hour BY herald who an
nounces the matches.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
YESTERDAYS SCORES
In THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
. Including Yesterdays Games.
At 5oston-chicago 4, Boston 2;
Chicago 5, Boston q.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia 8,
Detroit @.
At New York-NeW York z, cIeve.
land 1. - h
At Westinghouse. Louis 6, Wash
ington 5.
. "..- NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Including Yesterdays Games. T..
At Chicago = Chicago-Boston game
unfinished.
At Pittsburg = Philadelphia 10,
Pittsburg z. Il
At Observation-Disclosures s, Brook.
Ign S.
At ST. Louls-st. Louis 4, New York
3. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
kept and Honolulu needs two or three

kept and Honolulu needs two or three
more official scorers.
Anyone who wants to learn to keep
a box score for one of the Commercial
league games on Saturday may secure
full information by calling on Scorer
Larimer at the Y. NJ c. A. If there
is some one who knows how already.
his services will be appreciated this
Saturday Keeping a box score is
very interesting work and is a good
service to the sport =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
WHEN Ne WOULD.

"How. do You like your new aenie.
a friend asked man who had recent.
" moved into the village.
pretty well.
..Haye you called on your neighbors
yet?" :,
aNo.. the newcomer admitted, y
haven't. But I'm. going to II any more
of my wood is missing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
VENICE HOLDS LEAD
IN COAST LEAGUE

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless
SAN FRANCISCO.-In the Pacific
Coast League games yesterday Venice.
the leaders in the league. was beat.
en- by Oakland by a score OF to 2
San Francisco defeated Portland.
after a close game. to 2. Los An
giles accounted for Sacramento. TO
8.
The standing Of the teams, TO date.
is as foIIoWa.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
BUDAPEST TO GET THE
OLYMPIC GAMES OF 1920

= RHEIMS, France. S. Ed I
= strom, Sweden; Szilard Stanko- :
\ vitz. Hungary; Franz Reiehel, !
= France; James E. Sullivan, Unit !
y ed States, and Mr.. Fisher, Eng :
= land. have been named as an in
= ternational jury for the Olympic !
= games to be held at Berlin I'M
= 1916. The international Olympic !
= committee nanred these appoint
: ees at meeting held on the train !
= which carried them to Rheims to :
= attend series Of fetes given IN
= their honor BY athletes here. I
W The committee also decided I
= that the Olympic games OF 1890
= should be held at Budapest.
\ J. = \ \ y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09

Professor of Biology-Are there
anv more questions on this subject?
Freshman-Yes, sir. Id like to
know, if clam is silent, what is e
clamor?-Judge. .~:- = H.. w.. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-09
Baseball!
NEW ATHLETIC PARK

Saturday, July 18th,
COAST DEFENSE vs. PUNAHoU.
Sunday, July 18th,
CHINESE We. ST. LOUIS,
ASH We. p. A. c.
Tickets ON sale E. o. Hall q Son.
Main entrance on Kukui St Auto
mobile entrance on Beretania 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07
Der @eISmnrft.

Slou6eit i'm Sanoel nit @ert6pa.
pieren. n 0ie Sppot6efeu S6li-
gotioueu ser o@eiiIiheu Nlorp.
IGnOer 9obn~ gerot6eu ms 9iut.
i6eu. - Ser Stono Der 9lftien
9lui Dem Qlftienmorftc 6erridie
eeItern cine 6lou6eit, Die mc6r Ourh
Oic gl6ueienbeit pieler @eiA0itsleute
in Ser Sommeririide, ais Ourh ir.
gcno meldc onOere llrioden eutitano.
@icle ser Geidditsleute moreu nod
nibt BON Sen gIusiliigcn pom 4. Sui
5rriidgete6rt. Ias ein5i9e ueunenS.
ipert6e GreigniB wor Oos Sinfen ser
Sbligotionen Ger n@eitlideu Marp.
lGnoer 9abrL~ ii6er Oeren 3utunit
man i6cin6ar 6eiorgt lit o6idon tei.
ne llriode 5u iolder 9eior9niB Dor,
licgt.
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Ncr g0ci8en.(lrpurt 6cainnt.

Gie @ei5cnernote oeS Studies
@oruIano lit our6 oie uoiie S9itte-
rllng Der lcbten Gage oon5 betrd6t-
li1 per5ogert WorOen imo man bat
6is6er nod feineu 99ei5eu ans MorD-
lanO bier erbalten. 0agegeu limo
oie 9lusiiCbten aui Elm oroBes @rport-
qeiddit nit @ei5eu ino Dem @eitcn
iebr gut SSic acitern perInitete,
iiuo bercitS 10 S6iiiSloolnoeu bon
jc $250,000 9uiHcI iiir Sen Niouot
9(u0lit enaoairt wor6en. Eie bic
iiaeu @etreioemofler reAncu inn be-
poritc6enoeu Serbiic olf eiu @eiG6i.
BON minOeiienS 20.0OO.000 9ul6el
fir Den Grport, imO pcm Ser @in-
ter fommt 6oiit man Dab oie 9lils-
fir BON MaiS ans oem bieiigeu Sa-
fen ale iriiberen Sabre meit iiber-
treIieu miro. Die 6armer in MarD-
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ris, gSeiticite scr G9rDitaI-2lUcnue,
nabe Suntingoon-9loeuuc, IA bel &c,
SoporO g9. @atton lmo @ottin an
Cigar 9cutIep, 9loroweifeite ser
6rienoibip- uobc Somnieno-9loemlc,
20 bel 1874.
GboS. u. 6tloa umo @attiu olt
Saml. 9crmou mo @ottiu, Siioieiie
Der Orleons-StraBe, na6e Gur6am-
StroBe, 1876 BEL 70.
Nl. gilmore Garter an &aS. Nlc-
Glana6ou iu0 Satin, gSeiheite Der
&emiuotou- na6c 81. StraBe, 1873
bei 80.
Ceriel6e al SomorO s. 9auimann
mo Satin Gillette Der @Rt. Sollp.
nabc GIifton-2lpeme, is bel 12S.
5. Strou96an 0owniug an s. 81.
&oweIl mo @attiL Shoieite ser
9foic Sill Ger. no6e @reenmouut-
9(Oenue, 81 6ei 96.
Gouio Giieuberg mo Satin all
@n. Stonc Gopnicno mO 2lnOcre,
SiiDieite ser Sopettc- na6e Soworo.
StroBc, % bei 10
Sobu Sp. u. 9licnOorf umo 9luoer,
9IOnL, all Som. 3. 6oiiman, @elt.
ieitc Der Strider- no6c N1ulberrv-
StraBe 20 bel i57.
Sos. ". Gallagher al G6as. a..
6uloa uuO @attin Oitieite Der @Q-
wooO- uabc 8oirmolmt 9Iueuue,
II bel "a.
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OStatc Nintmal Building SIiiOcia
tiDu."

Die 9eomten Der nState @}utilal
9uiloing 9Iiiociotion~ looen in elmer
9ln5eigc an anoerer SteQe OeS 0clit-
i6cu Gorreipouoenten~ cin, ibrC
Spar-@inlogen Dem &creine an5uOer.
trauen. Der Gercin 6at Elm @ut6o-
ben bon $500,000 imo @inlogen wcr.
Oeu in ieOWeOer S06e on9enommen.
Gas &ofol lit in 9lr. 800, 9torO-Sow-
oroitroBe. Ole @comten iinO: Somes
g.. @6eeler, lEr6iiOeut; G6omaS @.
Scnfins, Sorrp 8. Steport &ice-
Yrdiioenteu; @iaiam Q. 9u6el, Se-
fretGr; SSo6n 81. Sooper, Sdabmei-
tier; s. 9(uitin 6inf 9lnpolt.
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am uGnrrulI. .Earfa dllurulurmirt.


scniationeae 9lugaben ciues IS
Sabre olteu @1Go6eus. - Ser
6oitSbcie6le ae9en flint iungc
2cllte auSaeiteat. - &oli5ei lm-
teriucbt Die 9lngabeu.
SeniotioneQe 9lni9ulOigungen err
bob geitcrn 9ta9mittag oic 16-iGbrigc
Soa @riffit6, wo6n6oft in glr. 50I
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u. S6irm in Scr iiiOpcitli6en Yoli-
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9ii6tcr ole @r5d6hng Oes iungen
Mdo1cnS onge6ort bate, Iteate cr
prompt Saitbefeble gegen Die glnge-
I6ulOigteu aus, 0eren 6eitnabme
itiinOli6 ertpartet miro. 9lus oen
9lnga6en Sri. @riffitb'S ging 6erpor,
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roQ.@orf, na6e Der @ilfcns-9lpenuc-
8riide, bon fiinf iimgen Seiiten ongc.
ioQen 0ur9 Gbloroform 6etdu6t lmo
Dcrgewoltigt woroen mar. Gin &no.
DC, 10 iagtc iie, iei in Dem @orf oui iic
5ugcfommen unO bo6c i6r mitoetbeilt,
oaB Semano einen glugen6lid nit ibr
ipreden poae. Sicrauf iei Gin JIM
ger Mani cribicnen, welcbcm iie er-
flGrte, no6 Soltie ge6en 81 miiiien-
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pl0slidb 6erbeicilten, iei iie ii6crpdl-
tigt worOen inO babe Ous 9euuBtiein
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ideinc na6 nit G6loroiorm getront-
tes Su1 por's @eiitbt 0riidte. Scftig
bliteno lei iie no6 cinioer 3eit IN
einen na6cn @eb0l5c mieoer eripa6t
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5eirat6s- -9iceusem.

Sllller ~. NfuDult 20, Hllp Suo'e
@d(ler IS.
SSo6u 9. g9ooO, 81, gSittpcr, unO
9lnnie q. @ie6meDer, %.
g2illiom Sorris, 81, uuO Slobella
6. @lcSor0D, 81.
go6ert q. @lcae5ie, 25, nno Mor-
garet 6. Carroll %. g9ittipe.
@0mor0 9(. Marmongot, 27, bon
g}ew Orleans, Ca, lmO emma
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beth s. Sepltreit, %.
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ma &oidL IS.
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%. GoDwolt o. gcioe BON gorf
ga.
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rina 9onaliS, 81.
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@leto, IS.
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M. glrnoIO, 10.
g9iQianl 2. NlcE6oil, 40, @ittper,
bon yew Norf rmO Sennie 9euiou,
40, gei6ic0en BON Baltimore.
Sonuel 81. GbcrIine, 81, BON BAL,
timore, umo 9ert6a g. SrauOer, 81,
bon &oipe6urg NlO.
g9iQiom s. Subn 81, inO MorD
6. Suecneu 80, gci6eoen 9eioe
bon g9oibiugton, Q. G.
GOuarO 3. Seiler, q, unO 9lmcD
9. Srod, IS.
@ropcr g. @idleB, 81, BON G6ind,
So, uno @lorp Sortenie Goffep, 25,
bon Baltimore.
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Gnilp 8oueenL 80. @ittue, 9eioe
BON Stou Souie Gooc, @lO.
9ll6ert 6. StrmuS, %, unO Nlomie
%. @onnolL %.
ggm Glapton @ooo, 80, BON Bur.
liugtou, 93.Sy rnO @leonore s. g.
aecic, %, bon Baltimore.
9lrt6ur 9. SogolI 80, bon @oi-
t6crshirg, NlO., mO ellie 6. Slider,
"a, BON Baltimore.
9eniomin s. @romn 40, @ittwer,
imO 9lcllie @. @loiier, 80, @eiOe BON
Confluence @o.
@lalrricc 9. Sorrion 26, una Mor-
1arct 2. 9ritting6am 49,
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mo 6ronceS 6. Glorf, %, 9eioe bon
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Smouion %, @eiOe bon Baltimore.
County.
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Goodman "a,
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NoDnonO, Is.
SEQ q. Soaon 26, mo Morgoret
=. @rognL 20.
&ictor s. Cornelius, %, uno W2orb
q. Sids, II.
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lonO partcn iett mlf ouicS @cttcr.
Inn oen @e5en eiu5u6cimier, Der
oeies Sa6r 5emlib gut auSgeioIIen
IN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

uH NuVH N' DlHll8ulL q VlH'V-
ltiide.
9cruaro 6. N}illcr lmO @ottin all
SD. s. Siliber mo @attiu, 9eIieite
Der &enmooo- na6e Sciieriou.Str,
IA bel 70.
Soi. g g96ite &eoltD 50. al Ca
mel 3. Sonlmerperd lmo Satin,
10 @rlluoItiidc,
IS. 9. z. @rcp 60, imO 9(uoere,
an MorriS &lein, me6rere @rimO-
itiide.
@lorriS alciu al q. 9inarOo uno
2lnOcre, mebrere @rimOltiide.
%6ilip 2i6erto uno Satin al q.
9bcrto ino Satin, SiHeitc ser 9Sa-
tureut- na6e 6apette-StraBe, 1910
bel 70.
E6oS S. Senocriou an Quurie $.
Riags, @eIdeic Der Bruce ua6e
6roufIin-StraBe, - bci 5S.
Bridget @rifii1 al @rauit g. lmO
g. 81 Siiooiiicitc ser Gohm6ia-
SIpe, ua6e Siod6oIm-StroBe, tt.S
bel 90.
9ouric $. &igqS an 6rcof ".
@lopbroof irv lmo Satin 9tor0iei-
te Der 9ater- no6e 9. SiraBe, 20 bel
II.
SSrcof g9. Gla06roof, ir. an 2ou.
rie $. 9ii9gs, 9}orOicitc Der 9afar-
na6e 9. StraBc, 20 BEL n.
@m s. 0filler mo 9(n0ere an
Colbert Apartments So, 9 @uno-
iiiide
s. 29e6iter @oofe on aot6eriue q.
9flIiieIl II. 9(nocre Oltieite Der @uil-
ioro- no6e 30. StroBc, "a BEL 1875.
@m. $. Sdorred luo @attiu al
Sugb s. Mc@omau imO Satin,
y3orOieite Ser 8ooette- uabe Got6e-
rile-StraBe, IA bel y.
9Ilice s. Goutliu al So6nS Sop
fins llnipcriitp, 9torSoiiicite OeS gu.
tam @loce no6r Noi6er.StroBc 90
bel 1870.
Gh6er g. 2elpiS, N0n, an MouOe
@l @iiller, @eItieiie Scr &oIono.
9loe, no6e 6, StraBe, t3 bel III.
So6n Sill, it,, Grlitcc, al So6nS
SopfinS llniOerIitu, 9lor0oItieite Oes
@utop Floce nabe Moi6er-S StraBe,
20 bel 1870.
Sorro q. 9lemlep imO @ottin al
9lOom q. &no6el rnO @attin, 9}ors-
oitede Scr Nrlcaus- mO @ort- Ctr,
Is BEL rs.
Sobu 6oit mo @ottin an gSm.
Salt, Gillette Scr @beeIer-9Iocme,
no6c ,Sauette. StroBe, t3 bci 10.
9tOoiiou 6. 9lobiuiou mo Satin
an G6eo. Goofe, Oitieite Der @oIie.
StroBe, uobe 9Iort6.9Iucmic 1873
bei 80.
Gbeo. Goofc al 9lOoiion 6. 30.
6inion mo @attin Siioieite ser 81.
stroBc, ua6e Sarioro-9ioao, i6 BEL
1870.
9l(ou5o g. E6onlpien an Eil6ca
IS. 3epp imo @ottiu, Siioicitc Scr
SeOcral- ua6c observation-disclosures, ID
bel 80.
gsm. 81. sdmiot unO Satin on
@m. 9l. Sell mo Satin, Siiooit-
ieite Scr 9luSfin. nabe g9ooobroof-
5troBe, IA bel 65.
So6n Z. SpidneIl an 0ouis San.
Oen umo @attin, @eiticite scr BOT.
teriou.@trf-9l0eme, nabe Baltimore.
StroBc, "A bel S42.
E6eo. Mottll unO 9lnoere an 9eon-
orO s. 9moeumeDcr, 2 @rnoitiide.
So6n :. @oIoeu an Sobu aennel-
lD, 1871 Sillmou.StroBc.
Ceriel6c al oeuielben Gin @unO-
Itiid.
@}aru a. gSc6b an So6u I. Sol
ocu, @eitieite ocr @olleu. na6c
g}eiobbor- r-StroBc, 13 bel 6S.
Simon 9leeole oil Mever Wielui-
coOe mo Satin 9loroweIticitc ser
9iobert- nobe 0ioiiiou-S -StraBe, l3 bei
4t.G.
G6oS. z. Clifford, 9lOm., al Ga.
MEL s. Mc@oniglc imo @ottin SiiO-
ieite ser 9}orl6-9lpcmuc, na6e Nlarn.
louO.9IUcunc, 2l bel ii5.
@itotc Of @cter @rogau an 3. SO.
marc @lariball imo @ottin, 9loro-
icitc Scr Freiiou- nobc Wlilton-9loc.,
IA bel so.
GorcIt %orf So an Geo. 6. @ro-
belt it, nno @ottin, 9loroieitc Scr
Samt6ornc-2lUcnuc, nobc Gorsoaie-
9lpc., GO bci 1l0.
Gitu q. 6. 60, an 9tcIlic Scott
SiiOwcifeitc ocr Tipiiiou- ua6e 9lo-
iber. StraBc, 1916 bel 50.
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acknowledgements.
Bidder, GonOitor- uno Sotel-
9eoarfs-Artifel
gSbe @berS & Sids Co., 104 @.s6oluarb'stt

3eitilngcn 3eitlbriiten etc.
ySbe Sllimure gicps Go.", Grucit 3. SMllcr,
@clbdisilbrcr, 227 gioro'9aIpert'S 'SiraBe.
Delitibe Bidder no 8eitS6riften.
". Sanii'd. 10 Roro,BoppIeioH.snS
gnu.NoterioIieu Ebiireu, 8eniier.
robmen 2a0en etc
S0Tss =. Softer q Co., 115--1i7 @no-Creoe
r,dsStrabe.
yi1tionalsYanfen.
,xDe pIb Spipn 0atlcmaI gaMi," @ab. unb
@reier-SiraBs. Sacob gg. gBoof, 8rdlioent;
Senrn 8. Neoue, Saliirer
DeseOno SlailonoI 9ant" 432 Sloseroaotcab
49, IS. gBnQner, Seullirer
,,&eitern Gatunni Wanl." ID 1or0.9utaiU'
GtrdBe. ". Marriott, 00llirer
.8armcrs' ann 1lcrd,untS' WahSnaS 8anf."
6oIlb' uno gomSarSsGrnbe.
-
Stoqts.8onFen.
,DtasIdle ganl uon gaItImore.s baltimore. unb
SnIiibap Girabe. Nugnlt e9cber, @rdiibeHt:
@ourno T. Haobs, Sbabmeiiier.
Spar.ganfen.
.rentI1v eparbaat gun galiimDrs," GuinS.
uno 9dllinoresSiroBe.
Mormcr- lnO @ronf.@erfe
g. Saaarnsr & cons. 22a. aOrS'gborIss'str.
QonOwirtbIdaftlidle @er1the uno
S1mereien.
grIHIia-xHrHsr So. 200 @O.O'Rusn'strOb@
9lcpofaten.
sGT " " sSS SGs sssSs s9S "a soSsTI SSpsGSs sao
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m,nn, TtS,S srSs.' sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. U Ys,
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Sl8ol'lypl,a S.,a..' .s. o u''o Sui.otSs. ,4..',.
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goi ganI Of eaIio, foo..-.....ios 1913
Nuiiondl Union 100. o.....-.... 1873
Sio & euar, 100. 0o..........1s5M 100
@lienbabngitlen
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Gor0eru Central 5o...-......12sM isO
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ga 4 ala con 5er.-.........io4% io5
ga Sou g. SIa 5er...4........l05
@so & ga l. 4er 1851 i......... so 81
% O. 0ob & CHICAGO 5er.- aga
eea0oaro 81 g rel ler......-... "A 75A
eira8enbabueu
gInac & @oiomae 5er.,.........to 1904
Con ao g & 3 OF @it 5er..... 0s
Char se 50 1. Der. 1928 ..ioa
Gb Is & IS 60 ser 1899. M oaI
Chicago 8b 5er............... 9sk 9sA
sin & Cub T. Der. 1929 ....., 1o2% io5
& c (gs) l. Scr. io4s .... i0iA
Sair & GarIs ar 50 5er. .,... 1904 iooA
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baltimore gJlarff6eridt,

Wlont09 Den 6. SnII IYI4.
@le6l. 3uiu6r 3433 6diier,
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3n 0rrf0nfcn O0cr ~ UtrmictGen.
3n berfnnfeu:


3n Ucrtanieu:
Sin Nnnoalom init 8inmcr 2 9lder uner
2ndhf icine qoialiidt 10 WdnnienSaHa Mtr
Gtginn @dn8uiraocn bel Wlr @lenn an Gri
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81 & 81 o. (Suli7-tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

gau'V'oteridlien Ebiireu, Seniter'
rabmen. 2o0en etc
S0wss =. Softer 4 Co., 115--1i7 @no-6rebe
r'dsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

3eitungcn 3eiti6riiten etc.
uS9e 9llimorc Icps Go.", Grucl 3. Snlier,
@elhdisliibrer 227 goros9apcri SraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

Deutide Bidder no 8eitSbriiten.
". 3aHii'd, 10 Noro,BoppIsion.SirSBs
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5entigc SdInBrote:


Safer. 3uiu6r 1922 9ui6eI;
@erionot BON Oeu Glcpotoreu 9i46
9nihcl; Gleoatorcn @orrot6 t54.
5S6 @niMeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

GfanSleib.@eIbGfte.
,GnnInIIhateb aonn Gn.." / @oros@nb sstrotv
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@eutigc S6IuBrote: /:

@}ois. 3uiu6r 15,1i4 9irbel;
GeriouOt pon Oeu Glepotorcn 229S
9uihel; Gleuotorcu Gorrat6 S2,s
G93 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-07

Marmcr- unO @ronf-@erfe.
8. Suadrtnsr & eOps. 22a. Norbs sgbcrIes. ctr.
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@eutiQe Sc6luBrotc:

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ihel; Gmionot BON ben Glcuotdren
36 9uidel; GIcuotorcnporrot6 277sG
9uidel.
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Hianos in0 Oryeir.
6baS. N. eHeh, gscro'aibsrtb,strGbs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-07-16
WHITINGHAM.

Mary Dix is cooking for Mrs, L. H,
Sawyer.
c. 5. Goodnow lost valuable brood
mare this week
Errold Putnam is working for his uncle,
6. W. kenttield.
Pearl Snow IS visiting friends and rela-
tives in town this week.
VIII Barber with friends of North
Adams visited at Sadawga lodge Sunday.
Rev. Arthur Rudman of Greenfield
Mass, is camping at Sadawga lake with
several of his Y NJ. c. A. boys
Clayton Plumb and family of Greenfield
Mass, were on an automobile trip visiting
friends and relatives in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Merton Murdoch OF
Orange Mass, visited Mr. Murdock's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Murdoch,
, this week
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox gave a stereopticon en-
/ tertainment and lecture ON the Life of
| Christ Sunday evening at his camp at the
lake to which the public was invited.
| Many enjoyed the treat as well as a visit
to the camp.
| Ffty-fve girls fro mthe North Adams
BAPTIST Sunday school who were in camp
here returned to their homes Wednesday
after spending an ideal vacation under the
supervision of their pastor, Rev, Mr.. vii
cox, and their superintendent. H b
Clark, and Mrs. Clark and four other
women councillors.
Leah GilIett gave a party to II of he,
/ girl friends last week Thursday afternoon
in honor of her 18th birthday anniver
sary The young women visited the girls
camp at the lake in the afternoon anC
were invited to attend their campfire from
S to $50 that evening, and after telephon
ing for permission from their parents mos
of them decided to remain, and they en-
ioyed the novelty very much.