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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Several Thousand Applications for
Places Received by the
Minister Of Militia.

OTTAWA, Ontario. August 9.-(As-
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless) ~
Several thousand applications for
places In the Canadian military expedi-
tionary force, to be sent TO assist the
British on the continent, have been re.
eeiyed at the office Of the minister Of
militia from the United States, Some
Of the applicants for places in the
ranks are from Canadian-born and
American naturalized citizens, but the
majority Of the applicants are young
Americans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
BUsINEss cARDs.

Russia is fresh and vigorous, unspoiled
by wealth, and still with some rem
nants Of the conscience that Europe has
lost. But we shall see many things II
we live long enough, and perhaps We
shall not have to live very long TO wit,
ness the drawing Of new map OF
Europe, and il may be the shifting of
some Of the national boundaries that
have seemed to belong to the perma-
nences of civilization. There are no
nermanenees in civilization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

There were recently shipped to ia
pan a large quantity Of tires 20 be
used on jinrikishas. Both solid and
pneumatic tires are used. The pneu-
matics come with the standard safety
tread now being so widely advertised
by the Goodrich company.
The possibilities OF the tire business
in Asia are just beginning TO be
realized, and the Asiatic agencies Of
the b. y. Goodrich Company promise
TO do large volume of business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
National League.
Short Sports,


One day Cozy Dolan is winning
games for the Cardinals and the next
time he is throwing them away. st.
Louis critics all agree that be Is one
Of the most erratic players in the big
leagues. & a.a
The Chicago White Sox are great
heme team this season. OF the thirty.
nine games played on their own lot
the sox have won twenty-eight and lost
eleven. Is
Pitcher Morton, who was recently re.
called by the Maps from Waterbury,
won ten straight IN the Eastern Asso,
citation and struck out fifteen men in
one game.
We refuse to be surprised that Jack
johnson tried TO fake his bout with
Moran. This ism Z the first time John
son has tried frame-up, and il only
goes to substantiate the belief that
johnson 10 through and that almost any
class fighter IN the heavy division could
beat him.
Martin Killllay, center fielder for the
Seattle team, has told Manager Ray
mond that he will give him due notice
before he hops to the Feds. Mind you,
he does not admit that he is going TO
hop or is even wanted by the Feds. He
merely promises to give the red-head
notice when he goes. All of which is
fair enough. ,E,a .rf
When Rockefeller dies and leaves us
$lo,s76,495f We promise to give the
managing editor due notice that we in
tend TO quit. VII. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
WINS $4,000 STAKES.

LONDON, July 1T Eclipse
stakes of $4,000 at Sandown Park
races was won today by H. Cholmon
deley's three. year,old Treyo Hapsburg
Sol. Joel's Honeywood was second and
Sir John Thursby's Kehnymore third
Thirteen ran. The distance was mil,
and Quarter. h., t,l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

Soldier King, champion runner Of tho
Islands was caller at The, Advertiser
last night with an acceptance OF the
challenge of Jim Meek 20 race any
man on the Islands. The soldier boy
stated that he would like TO mAet
Meek at the sport editor 3 desk OF The
Advertiser this evening az six o. clock
to post forfeits and to complete az
ranRements for the match.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS.

Physicians prescribe Chamberlain 8
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
because II relieves cramps In the stom.
ach and intestinal pains quicker than
any preparation they can compound 1t
can be bought from any chemist, A
bottle win keep for years, and no
home is complete without II. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith 4 Co.,
Ltd, agents for for Hawaii. E.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

Big Jim Vaughn is keeping the Cubs
mp in the race. The former Yankee
and National has been a consistent win
ner all season with Hank O'Day Is team.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

Two runs hits of White in four in,
nings. -... .s... -. 49,,
Summary - Two basehits, Plata
bases on balls, of White 5, Plata 4,
off Sloan o; struck out, by White 2,
Plata 3, by Sloan Iii umpires, staytou.
Bruins. ns'. N ..'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

-Four runs, is hits, off Castle In 8 l-3
innings; runs, Q hits, OF Joy when
removed in ninth inning with bases
filed and none out. Credit victory to
Castle; charge defeat to joy.
Summary-Homer run, Lyman y three.
base hit, Argahrite; two-base hits, Joy,
Zerbe, Aylett; sacrifice hit, Mason: sac.
rifiee fly, Henshaw; double play, Mason
to Castle to HoogsS bases on balls, Oft
Joy ]. of Swan 0, of Castle 0, of
Hampton 0; struck out, by Joy 3, by
Swan 1 by Castle 5, by Hampton OF;
wild pitch, Swan. Umpires, Stayton
and Bruins. Time Of game, one hour
and thirty,six minutes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Give Cleveland Another Trim.
ming While Senators Are Los
ing 10 White sox.

Z CLEVELAND, August 10.--( Assoei.
ated Press by Federal Wireless --Con.
ME Mack and his white Elephants took
a hrmer grip on the American League
pennant here yesterday by overwhelm-
ing the Maps in 4 loosely played con.
test, Score-PhIadelphia Athletics TO-
Cleveland 5.
At st. Louis, the Browns outplayed
Channels men winning in easy fashion,
seore--st. Louis 2, New York 0.
At Detroit, Cardigan 3 men won a
hard hitting contest from the Tigers
after the game seemed lost. Score
Boston 5, Detroit 8.
At Chicago, Comiskey,s men out
gained the Senators and the defeat had
much to do with lessening Griffith =
chances for the pennant. Score-Chi-
cago q, Washington l.
CLEVELAND, August s.-( Associat,
ed Press by Federal wireless) Con.
ME Mack and his White Elephants be-
gan a series Of four games here with
the Maps yesterday and the first thing
they did to Birmingham 5 crew was to
whitewash them. Score--Philadelphia
a, Cleveland o.
Following were the results Of other
games: At Chicago Chicago 2, Wash.
ington O. At Detroit-Detroit 3, Bos.
ton l. At ST. Louis---New York 3, st.
Louis Q. (Game called at end Of sixth
National League.
NEW YORK, August 81 Associated
Press by Federal Wireless) - McGraw
and his men came right back at. the
Cubs here yesterday, batting O'Day's
pitchers to all corners Of the lot. Score
New York s, Chicago e.
4 Following were the results Of other
games, At Boston--P Pittsburgh 5, Bos
ton i. At Philadelphia Philadelphia
2, Cincinnati 0. At Brooklyn-Brook
lyn 9, st, Louis 0.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

Again, even If the feet came into
Pacific waters, 1t would either rendez-
vous at Honolulu OF San Francisco; OF
II would seek one objective point, viz,
the Japanese feet, to destroy It. 1t
most certainly would not 60 to Chinese
waters.
The probability q that the excited
state Of mind under which the war
party in japan is, the representation
from Washington has been construed
into an ultimatum, and that the At
lantie battleship part Of the story has
been added to round IL out.
II is further probable that the yellow
press Of Japan has improved the oppor-
tunity to pull few feathers out of the
eagles tail in an endeavor to make him
cackle. 1t is entirely improbable that
they will succeed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Hawaiis Are HELPLESS.

The second contest Of the double,
header was simply case OF too much
Sloan for the Hawaiis and Davie Desha
and his merry swatsmen were as help
less before the big fellow as a baby
before big brother when baby has
the candy. 1875.
Following is the score: ." IN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Sensational
news COMES
tcontinued Prom Pape SIS

Yesterdays dispatch somewhat am
plifed that Of the previous day, and
said: Yesterday an official request
came TO the State Department from
Picking, asking the United States e
authorize the American minister Al
Picking to unite with the Japanes,
minister in a request 70 the contendini
powers TO recognize the neutrality Of
Chinese waters.
"A report from Picking IL 20 the Of
feet that Japanese squadron has ap
peared of Kiao. Chau, the fortified
German base
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Strong Probability.

The strong probability is that
China's request has met a responsive
reception at Washington, and that a
vigorous representation has been made
by Washington to Toxic in support Of
China e appeal.
Other portions Of the Jill dispatch
do not bear the earmarks Of prob.
ability.
For example; II has a clustering
tone. Although purporting to be the
FIRST communication upon the subject,
il purports to threaten that the Atlau-
tic feet win 60 to Asiatic waters Eat
once.
This is not the language Of diPlo.
macy. 1t is not in pursuance with
President Wilson s patient and long
suffering methods, as illustrated by his
Mexican policy.
Again, II there is to. be trouble with
Japan - who Is England's ally - II
would be folly to withdraw the battle
shin feet from the Atlantic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
Bank Of Hawaii

DIRECTORS: @. II. Cooke, Il, ID,
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr., +. r Bishop,
y. w. Macfarlane, j. A. McCandless.
&. II. Atherton, Geo. p. Carter, +. b.
Damon, Il. @. Anterior, r A. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention gwen to all branches
Of Banking.
JUDD BLDG, FORT ST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

Three runs 4 hits of Lawson in z
innings; II runs hits off Yamashiro
An q innings.
Summary-Two basehits, Hundley,
,Mofiyhma, Lynch. Mangum 2; sacrifice
hits, Lynch; double plays, Mangum-
OtIara- Hundley, T. Uyeno- komeya;
bases on balls, OF Lawson A, HundIey
4 OF Yamashiro 4, Moriyama q struck
out, by Lawson 5, Hundley 2, by Yama'
shiro 5, Moriyama wild pitches,
Yamashiro 2; passed balls. Swenson 3;
hmpires, Stayton,Brups Time Of game,
one hour and thirty-eight minutes,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11
SEALS SROW SPEED
AND HAVE LOOK IN
FOR G0AsTERS FLAG
&&&n
Coast League standines,
This weeks Series.

Venice at Los Angeles; San
Francisco at Oakland; Portland
at Sacramento.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-08-11

i SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.
+ --[Associated Press by Federal !
4 Wireless) - Wolverton 5 cripples
4 turned on the Seals here yester-
\ day afternoon aud were victors in
4 a well-played contest. Score
+ Sacramento 2, San Francisco o.
4 At Portland, McCredie s men ,
+ took the Tigers into camp for the
4 third time this week, winning
4 hard-fought battle by one run.
4 Score---Portland 4, Venice 3.
4 At Los Angeles, Christians
4 team, despite theiE, lowly position
4 in the percentage coluhn@ fiayed
4 hang up ball and, were winners
4 over billions men,. Score-Oak-
4 land 4, Los Angeles 3.
O*** - $3.50
+ PORTLAND, August 9.--(As-
\ soeiated Press by Federal Wire !
+ less) ~ Happy Hogan and his Ven
+ ice Tigers battled with the Bea-
\ vers here yesterday and were win
+ ners after q hard scrap. Score:
X Venice 6, Portland 2.
= At San Francisco. Howard's
\ men came back at the Solons, !
\ winning a close contest after J
4 great uphill fight. Score: San !
4 Francisco 4, Sacramento 9.
\ At Los Angeles, Dillon's men
4 reversed conditions with the Oaks,
\ winning by the same score as
\ they, were defeated the day pre-
= yious. Score: Los Angeles 4,
+ Oakland 3. nv
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

BIG FIRE ATTACKS "oLDEsT
CITY IN AMERICA"
ST. Augustine, Fla, April 2.-Fire
which has been raging along the bay
front of ST. Augustine since early to-
day has destroyed many of the build
ings on the water, and six of the
smaller hotels, the Vedder, Clair
mont, Magnolia, Munson, Florida and
Bennett, have been either destroyed
or damaged The courthouse and
score of dwellings, were also swept
away by the flames.
The Vedder House was the oldest
hotel in America. The priceless col
lection of the ST. Augustine Historical
Society was kept there. All of the
relics were consumed.
An unknown woman leaped from
the third floor of the Florida and was
taken to a hospital with broken
back. She cannot recover.
A. Libby, another guest of the
hotel, leaped from the second floor,
breaking his leg.
The fire started in the kitchen of
the Florida House before daybreak.
1t gained strength, and totally de-
stroyed the frame structure before
the fire department began to fight the ,
flames. Guests fed in their night
clothes. All their valuables were
lost.
The two city blocks to which the |
fire was finally confined are distant
from the Ponce de Leon and other
big hotels, and there is no danger to
them.
st. Augustine boasts that it is the
Oldest city in America, having been
settled by the Spaniards in 1865. 1t
is built on a plain only few feet
higher than sea level.
HANISH CULT COMES BACK
|
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02

a large back yard is. said to be the
new home of the sun worshippers.
Instead of>holding classes on the roof
as at the temple raided by the police;
Hanish's followers, according to
neighbors, carry on their services in
the back yard .
A woman follower of Hanish is re-
ported to be the high priestess of the
new temple.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02
DAILY NEWS CHAUFFEUR FINED
500 AFTER WILD FLIGHT

Drivers of newspaper auto trucks
and wagons who are required to
smash all speed limits at the risk of
killing people in order to satisfy the
speed-crazed demands of newspaper
bosses can take warning from Judge
Bowles, now sitting in the Speeders'
Court.
This morning Judge Bowles wal
Hoped T. Quinn, a chauffeur for the
Chicago Daily News, 500 and costs
for a mad flight on the South Side
which resulted in the complete de-
molishing of another and smaller
auto which was indiscreet enough to
get in the way of the News man.
Six business men who saw the auto
careen wildly down Vernon avenue
until it crashed into the other car at
61st street testified that the chauffeur
was running way above speed limit.
Much indignation was expressed by
spectators at the manner Of the news
paper representatives who endeav-
ored to give the impression that
newspaper wagons and auto trucks
had a right to tear down streets and
boulevards.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02
HANIsH CULT COMES BACK

Followers of Ottoman Ear Adusht
Hanish, leader of the cult of sun wor-
shippers, who was recently convicted
of sending obscene matter by express,
have invaded the fashionable North
Side district and established new
temple at 2748 Hampden court, it was
reported today.
A three-story stone mansion with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-02
IN A HURRY

vegetarian supper, old chap"
Vegetarian supper?"
Yes; wife said if I'm not home
by 10 o'clock she'd give me beans?
It's past IL"
When poaching eggs add tea
spoon of vinegar to the water and
salt. This sets the eggs and keeps
them in shape.
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1ies nno 0aS.

= Der itdbtiid,. @eIunb9eiisk,
ante Or. aanois srbislt geilsrn Elm
S6reiben BON ben 9leraien Or. D. g.
Gbfparbs. Or. r. .. grisler, Or.
Z, O. SIater unb Or. s. 6. WcgorS,
in ipelhsm often augeitnnbsn miro,
bar in aublop folpsit minbsitens 200
iSdlle .pon Sdarlah ieitaeitelIt pur.
eeH. bsrntr lpirb bemsrtt. bab Der
bcritas Staotratb snbli6 nit @prs
Iittsmobreaeln beaonnsn bat, nm elm.
Weiterpsrbreituns Der epidemic 3u
perbiiieH:
- Or. Robsrt SottIer bat dls Wlit.
slieb bes Qsrstsiia6es ; bss itGoiii4en
bofpiinls reiianirt mnb iein glahfols
ger als Wlitelisb oes Seniureniiabs
tpiro Der bisberiae sunior" fir glu.
eenleiom Or. icior Rap tptrben.
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ii&t um. In Der 3utunft bic 5dusm.is
fer niti msbr fsit au bsfolben, ions
bern bic Reiniaunasdrb.itsn in. ben
S6ul.n an BEN Ulinbeii6ietenoeu Al
psrse6sn. Die arrangements fir Die
Weraebuns oieier 9ontraite biirften in
gdloe aetroffen iperbsn.
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9luf Srano hiftnng
Sdjeint Sas Sener bel DER Ebiu GiSer
Sincgar So. snriifjnfiibren
81 leln.

Staatsfeuermari6aa Ulc9inn unb
Spesnep ertIarteh geitern. nadoem
lie cine urferiu6una ii6er Die Gntits.
buna oesSSeuers bel bsrSbio eiber Ui.
neqar so. ylo. 129 Spcamore Strabs
obaei6loifen batten, baB bic 0srmua
tbuna nahe liegt, baB Sas Jeusr. mel.
tles eineu Sdaoen pon iinaefdbr $10,s
coo ndh ii6 aoa auf 9ranoitiftuHg
Suriidgefiibrt perben tam. Nngsitellts
Der Sirma ertlGrten, bab ii6 tsine
iclbiisutaiinbbars Stoffe in bsm brit.
ten unb pierten Stofpert, in rpel6em
Der granb gum 9lusbru6 oetommen
vi, befanoen. Der pOlisiit 0ubeI,
lpelder ba5 'Seuer suerit entoedt
bate. tbeilte ben Stuatsbsdmtsn nit,
baR BEL Der Gntbeduna bes 9ranoes
terislbe nur isbr minimal oefpeieu iei,
Soh naa 2lbaube bes 9llarms itnell
um iiG aesriffen BAT. Die 5nbd6.r
Der iirmd Nar Sbapiro unb garl
sSenninas hattsn ii6 0iiers unter Der
gei6ulbiauna. bsrfdIi6ten gifia in
ben 6aubeI ae6ra6t .u BADEN. au per.
autluorten, uno purbsn crit DOR eini.
gen 9aasn auf Griuden Der gsb0r.
osn in Reuport unb Samilton, O.,
perbaftet. Dessleiden ha. Der Ras.
runasmittel SnIpettpr glum orei
pettsre SaftbefsbIe aesen sSenninas
inter bsrisIben geidulbisuna ,rlpirtt.
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NnIiif9e Sriegsseiangene
Ul a 6 ten in Grofien einea
Weriu4 entfliehen.

Wf a 6 ten in GrOiien sins1
8eriu6 8u entfliebep.
Qonbon,2. Ott. - Die folgenbe
offi5ieae 0epeide III bier per Suntens
telegraph BON Berlin eingetruffen:
ssSn Srofen oeriudten ruiIiT6c
&rtegsgefangene pdbrenb zines 9etpitz
ters gu entflieben. Die S1ilbna6en
gaben aber feuer un6 Drei Ruiiea
purben getootet. adt i4lper uno einig:
let6t perpunoet.
BON DerI6ieoenen Ssiten lpirb eez
meloet, baB Die geIgier bereits Wlaz
i6insngeiduBe uuf ben &irht6iirmsn
in Qntperpen angebracbt baber. Die
geldgsrung iensr StaOt ma4t Sort
f6rttte.
Die 9eutI6en BADEN Me6eln beIeBt
uno es lit Itrengsr gefs3l geseben nor
ben, bic Stabt ni6t 3u 6OmbarOiren,
iobaB bic &atbsorale ui4t beiadbigt
pirD.
.2(us 0ien miro offi3ieQ eemeIoet
baB Der 8eriua Der Serben, bic Sape
81 iibsrihreiten gdn5lid febIgei6Iagen
fei.
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gtelenloie MeIerbiftem.
Sin &ohltgdfiefeifsbaa bemte 9lbsmo
il Der Gfutral SnrnBnlle.

eSnfolge Der alaemeinen @r6eitslo.
iiGfeit bdben Die Reierpiiten, fpelf,s
nd6 Nep g)ort gingen, in Der 6off-
riund na9, bem 8dterlanb 6ef0rbert
au iperben. einsn idfperen StanO. Die
leuts ionnten niht fort unb febrten
babin auriid. bon pannen tie aetoiu-
men. d6er nur. un bic bittere Wdbr-
nsbmuna au MAIDEN. oaB ibre Qrbeits
plGte inapifden beieBt tpuroen ober
ooh ii6erboupt feline Qrbeit porbdnoeH
let IS banbslt lid bier um ar6eits.
tpiGiae iunae 2eute. bic elm Spfer bet
idlimmen 8rieasperbdltniIie aeipors
ben iinb. Dieielben bdbsn iif gu eie
ner .Deutffen unb Seiterr. ling. Res
observation-disclosures" suiammenae.
fflloiien unb baben ihr 6nuptquar.
tier in 8. Breeders 6alle an Der Nine
Ct. unter6al6 Der 3tpGlftsn, bic ibnsn
bon bsm humnnen Dirtb eur @srfii.
auna aeIteat porben 1T. 91 bic Jun.
aen qeute leben miiiien. fpolIen lie es
-Rlit einem WobltbdtiaisitsbdG perfu.
den. Der gum geitsn Der notbleiOsnSen
ReierDiifen am Samitao. 8. Ottober,
in Der Central 5urnhane itattfinben
foa. 6pffentlid1 lit Der Grtrao Der
Nestl;hteit Elm re6t Qrober. bsnn bic
Reierbiiten iinb ouf hie unter'tiihhra
mitlsibsDoller Wenidsu dngelpiefen.
Die 5idets toitsn Is Gents unb iof9e
iino i'm 2ptdl bes Ssrrn Rosders su
bdben.
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aleias Vsli3einaAr

Sane Collins bate einen Salt.
Gefcbl 8cgcn ole in gi9pport pobnen.
oe @aa SuIIipm. unter Der geitul.
oigung Der beabiifltisien Gootng or.
luirtt, mas 3u 5oIgc bate, oaB Die
Sulliuan geitern perhaitet uno Dem
5rnuengeidugnib in Cincinnati iiber.
fiibrt purbe.
- Sohu ainble BON 20, 523 Carr
Strobs purbe ua6 i.inen, seiiern
Ql6sn6 Der poliasi ssmadtsn 9lnsabsn
an Der Sloo unb Carr Strabe Don
flint Sirol6sn uiebsrasidlassn unb
Ieiner gaarihafi In SObe bon 81 Be,
raubt. Siinbls bate cine leidte appis
perleblng III benz Rereonire oaponses
tragsn, bic i'm itdbtiihsn aranisnbaus
berbunben tpuroen. Der usberfdIItnt
sOunis feline 9.i4rsibuHa isinsr 9tns
sysifsr -ssbsu.
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Inter biefen llmitGnben lit cine @rt
tronfung Der Retruten in GROCER 3dbl
su eriparten, tpenn ni4t bdlo BON X
geno mo9er genug tpollene 0edsn be,
i4nfft peroen.
Qu6 bic fran30Tl9en SolOaten
i6eInen i6le6t fiir ben Grieg ausge
riiitet gu iein. benn bic frdn3oiiidN
Regierung bat in gnglatb grobeMens
gen DON S6u6en fir buloigs 2tbliefe-
rung bsitelt. Die @srii9te, bnB bic
S4ube Der frun30iii4en SolDdten
I4on frii6 i'm 8riege in bic Bride
gegangeH ieien, f4eiuen ii9 iomit 5G
6eitdtigen. Die Jran5oIsn 9atten iih
feit Sabr uno Gag iiber Die oeutI6en
4rmesitiefeG luitig gemadt, es srlpsiit
ii6 o6er iebt, baB bic 6equemeren
fran5oiiIden WilitGrI6u6e fir ben
Grieq unbraufbdr Iinb.
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unfdae.

= 9In ser Golerain unb Sprin1
@rope apsnlls DerIor aeitern Ra6mits
tag Der 33 Sabre aIte georse Bruce
bon yio. 1887 Wunosr Strabe pl5bs
lid ole aontrolls iiber bas pon ibm aez
lsntte automobil unb Der &raftipaoeu
fibr aeeen cine beiebis Golsrain ape.
Gar. 9urd ben 9lnprau tpuroe Bruce
sesen bas Winbfsniter ieines autos
seiporfm nno trua cine erbeblide
Shnittipunoe an Der 6anb, ionic
Oeridisosns qlbidiirfiinsen bapon,
ipelfe Elm bena9bartsr ar3t perbanb.
pdifasisrs Der Gar parSsn mid. psrs
.lssi.
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PerioHalsR Utises.

5rl. g milh g. Mutb, bic Sp6,
ter BON 6errn uno Frau 4usuit &
W utb pon Der gale 4penue. 1T ae.
tern BON ibrer guroparsiie suriidge.
tsbrt, na6oem lie nod mebrere Wo,
den i'm Giten psripeilt bate. FRI
Wutb bat ausssbebute gisiisn in
G6fpebtn unb Rorpegsn asmadt. bo
.s ibr infolae bss 9lus6ruds bss
9rieaes uum6alid mar. ibrm III.
ipriinalihen ReiiepIan our6sufiibreu
uno in eriter ainie Berlin ein.n BE.
fuf a6auitdttsn. Die giiidfabrt iiber
BEN Saean mdfte sSrl. Wutb uuT benz
3dmpfer Nri,bri6 Der 2lt)te", Der
Stanoiudniih 9lmsriianiiten 2ini,
unb trnf am 16. Csptember in Reiu
9lort Elm, lpobin ihr Batter Serr 9lua.
e. Wlutb ihr entssgengerelit mar, mi.
bem suiammen lie aeitern bisrbsr su.
riidsslebrt III.
Serr William Samibt.
Supsrinienoem Der S9autaIteniu6ri,
Don Sdmibt So. on Der Main Stras
Be, b.sins seitern nit i,iner Satin
Katharine, ssb. arebs, bas i60ns sytit
Der iilbernen Soh5sit. Cine sysi.r i'm
Gamilisntreiie fano ssitern 9lbsnb in
Der Norb Cincinnati 5urnballe itatt,
uno es mar cine 5ablrsi6e @,IeaItdft
BEL fsitlitem MdbI psrIammelt. Die
S9tpGger, 5srren Ssnrp Soeile, Ri.
toldps Seub. Sobn9rsnoelmebsr uno
grnit @ronsipes fpdten nsbit ben in.
timen Granben nit ibren 5amilisn
CUR 5sisr eridienen. Dem Su6el.
paar purben bic 6srsli6iten Gliids
pLnidT uno Disle itSne @sfd.n!e su
tbeil uno manhes Glas purbe duf
isin fsrnsrss @obl.rssben a.trunssn.