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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
VILLA DEC ARES He
WILL KEEP ON FIGHTING

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL Gen. Car.
rama, who will soon be recognized as
de faeto ruler or Mexico, win grant
amnesty to those who are opposing
him as soon as peace Is restored. but
not before. This statement, accord.
Ing TO Vera Cruz dispatches, was au-
thorized BY the first chief yesterday.
Coincidentally George C. Carothers,
American consular agent, wires from
Juarez, where he has been conferring
with Gen. villa, that the second
chief" announced that II IL his inten.
ton to keep up the fight. Gen. villa
says he viii soon be able to show that
Gen. Cafranza.s supremacy ID only
temporary.
There Is 4 significant absence Of in
formation In the despatch Of Mr.. Ca
rothers on the subject which has been
worrying the state department No
mention Is made by the consular
agent of any withdrawal by Gen. Villa
OF his agreement to protect foreigners
eiccdshed 4 Feared.
Previously Il had been reported that
upon recognition of Gen. Carrahza.
Gen. villa would withdraw the pro
lection of foreigners and that much
bloodshed might ensue.
Gen. CarfanEa's new stand. IL Is, re,
ported. IS taken on the ground that
to grant amnesty upon hts recognition
would be 70 permit the return of what.
he Is now forced to endure l1lachinas
lions within the republic. This ID not
to be considered. he declared, IN view
OF present conditions.
When Gen. villa has been decisive.
~ defeated and order restored In an
parts Of the country and when a new
governmental machine is smoothly In
notion he win issue decree. he says,
which viii permit all his foes to come
under his dominion without repfisais.
carranza u Pleased.
Gen. Cafranza made no secret OF
his pleasure over the news from
Washington that he had won the long
fight and would be recognized.
Recognition Of my administration
puts an end to sil efforts Of our enc.
mics in the Interest Of foreign inter-
.vention, he said. "The civil war In
Mexico is nearly over now. There will
be no more big battles. Practically
all that remains to be done is to uuell
minor outbreaks and lawlessness.
Recognition of Gen. Garranza, IT
has been learned. win be given prob.
ably within a week. This is earlier
than had been anticipated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
TAYLOR PLANS
TO GET EAR OF
COyGRESSMEN
Secretaries OF All Representa-
tiyes Shall Be Kept Ii Touch
With HaMaii's Needs

In order that every man in Cong ess
may be kept In close touch with the
conditions of Hawaii. Director A. p.
Taylor has written to John r. Desha
In Washington, asking him to get the
names of all the secretaries of the var.
ious congressman as well as the
name9 Of the secretaries Of the yari.
Gus chairmen OF the congressional
COMMITTEES. : ~. 4s 49,.
To these committees copies Of the
Press News Bureau will be mailed
regularly. and by keeping In touch
with the secretaries of the congress
men Taylor feels that he may at any
time be able to launch q vast public.
ity campaign. This knowledge might
also be an Invaluable means for push.
ing through measure In Congress.
Desha has written asking for all
the pictures of Hawaiian scenes which
can be spared. He wants these for q
banquet Of the Press Club Of Wash.
ington. This is an extremely power
full organization which has members
representing almost all the big news.
papers throughout the country. and
any impression which Desha can
make upon them at the banquet viii
bring golden returns to Hawaii in the
way Of vast publicity in places where
Il counts the most. Taylor has al.
ready gathered up mass of material
and sent II on to Desha.
Another quantity Of photographs o.
the islands of Hawaii have been pre-
pared BY the Hawaii Publicity Com
mittee and are ready to send to Z. e
Waterman. the fountain pen magnate
who is such an enthusiastic booster
for Hawaii that he keeps a window
OF HIS great establishment in New
York specially reserved for the display
OF Hawaiian views,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
STEAMERS COLLIDE;
PASSENGERS HURT
[Assiociated Press bv Federal Wirsiessl

[Associated Press nv Federsi Wirelessl
NEW LONDON, Conn, October II.
The Bay State liner Tennessee, with
passengers. crashed into the schooner
Samuel Sharpe last night both ship
being badly damaged and q number
OF the Tennessee's passengers being
injured in the collision.
For q time there was fear that the
Tennessee had received damages that
would sink her and s. o. s. calls were
sent out. = ( q x =, ~ ~
: The liner Concord responded and
the passengers we're transferred safe.
ly, after which both the damaged yes,
sells put back fer New York It was
reported early this morning that both
had made port safely. An examine.
ton shows that each has had large
holes torn into her hull 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
GIRL LOST IN DESERT
cRAWLS FOR MILES

NEEDLES, CaL-Lost in the desert,
forced to crawl for miles on her hands
and knees during the night and finally
rescued by a railroad engineer as she
lay unconscious ON the tracks, were
the adventures that befell Miss Louise
NJ. Pearson, aged %, Of Oakland, who
is in a hospital here after an unsuc-
cessful search for a lost mine in the
Mojave desert.
Miss Pearson left Ludlow a few
days ago on horseback for spot in
Old Dad mountains to locate mine.
Ten miles out her horse threw her.
Her ankle was so severely sprained
she could not walk. and the horse,
carrying food supplies, raced away.
She was rescued by Engineer Frank
W. Jackson Physicians say she will
recover.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
BELGRADE FALLS
under GATHERING
OF TEUION GUNS
Entente Powers are Rushing
Troops to Aid OF Serbia
Through Greece
fAssoeiated Preaa b. Fedelal WIFelsssl

Associated Press BY Federal WiFelessl
LONDON, England, 0ct. 1.Th1
AnstroG German army of invasion i n
full possession Of Belgrade. the SCRIBE
an capital. and three-fourths Of the
city Is reported to be n ruins Ad.
vices here say the Austro-C Germans
are In possession OF the heights sur.
rounding the capital As well as the
city itself
Paris is authority for the report
that three-fourths OF the city has been
destroyed. Six thousand shells were
rained In on Belgrade. according %
this report. and many historic places
are now crumhled ruins
Berlin Says Damage Small.
Dispatches from Berlin. while not
contradictory, are not as positive. A
German report says:
Dispatches from the Serbian front
say that Belgrade has been damaged
by the heavy bombardment Of the last
week, but that the damage Is small
Part Of the civilian population re-.
mains :,
Petrograd reports that Submarine
bases have been established &C Farna
and Burgas.
Allies Rushing Troops.
The British and French continue %
pour In fourteen thousand troops q
day at Saloniki Greece, and these
forces are being despatched % the
Serbo- Teutonic front rs rapidly ae
they land.
In this connection the Mall this
morning publishes an editorial which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
HIL0 PLANNING
Fine TINE For
10Th COMPANY
Ball Game viii Be Played While
Men From be Russy are at
Big Island Metropolis

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencel
HIL0, October Son the island OF
Hawaii, during the month OF Decem-
Der, there viii be quite a number of
Uncle Sans soldiers and officers In
addition to the men of the 18th In
fantry, who will be constructing the
Mauna Loa trail, there will be the 10th
Company, Coast Artillery, which viii
arrive at Hilo on December S and will
at once proceed to the armory, where
their headquarters will be established.
From December until December 5
the men will be taking in all the
sights In and around Hilo, and on the
latter date they will leave for the Vol
.cano. where camp that win last for
some days win be established. The
men win camp Just below the hotel
on the fat, and from there they will
make their excursions to Wonderland.
After doing all the sights" In the
vicinity of the volcano, the men will
start on hike that. win eventually
land them at Kapoho,. where they will,
six DAYS after the start from the vol
cano, hit the railroad track and board
the train for Hilo. On Monday, De-
cember 20, the soldiers viii sail for
Honolulu and be back at Fort De
Russy for Christmas. &.$
Willie on the Puma hike the men
will visit Panau, Kalapana. Kaimu, Po-
hoiki and all Of the beautiful coastal
region Of Puma While in Hilo at the
beginning of their visit the soldiers
will play a ball game against local
team. The artilierymen play some
ball and when they tackle the Hilo
bunch on December 8 there should be
some fun and sport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
HECllEAN TASK
FACES ENGINEERS
ATPANAMACANAL
Ten Million Cubic Yards Block
Waterway; May Be Closed
'<gs, to Traffic AIT Year =
Associated Press By Federal WirelessI

IAssociated Press By Federal wirelessI
= PANAMA, g. q. Oct 4 ] THE Pan
anna canal, now blocked by q series
of slides at the Gaillard section OF
the great Ciliebra cut, will be closed
for many weeks 10 come, and the pros
] pect ~ opening the big waterway even
year Is now considered hopeless.
Such was the announcement official
~ made last night. after the canal en-
gineers had completed a careful sur
Fey Of the GailIard section and tested
the area or the bank showing the ef-
feet OF the slides.
May Be Closed Al Year. - A
The engineers have turned An their
reports and their estimates. based mp.
on which the announcement Is made.
that with All the dredging machinery
available there is no prospect OF re-
moving even sufficient OF the earth IT,.
open q temporary channel before the
end OF December
The estimates are that 10000, 900
cubic yards OF earth are In motion and
win have to be Bcooped up and trans
ported out OF the cut before the res
toration of the permanent channel can
be completed.
Millions Of Tons IN Slide.
The motion area above the cut ex.
tends over t73 acres. throughout the
length and breadth OF which the sur
face shows that II IS sinking and NOV
Ing toward the canal. The face OF
the cut for distance Of 200 feet Is
affected and the depth or the huge
earth prison extends back from the
center line Of tho canal for an average
distance or 1900 feet
To remove this immense mass oil
earth and rock means doing over
again more than 10 per cent Of ali The
excavation that has been done IN the
great CulebrR cut. from which. incllld.
ing previous slides. II IS estimated
that g7.000,DU0 cubic yards have been
dredged. one-half OF the entire excava.
ton for the canal, Including the dredg.
ing done By the French pioneer com
pan5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
BUILDING PICKING uP.

Permits for buildings have been
issued at the building inspectors Of
fee during the latter part Of last week
as follows: October Z. George Smith.
dwelling, $50; e. J. Sanford, dwelling,
800; s.. Agimura, dwelling. SI25; w.
c.. Woodward, residence, 1850: Laie
Plantation Company. laundry, $500; T.
SuHida, tenement house, $3.50; \.
oshima, dwelling $720; r II. Ferpan,
DEE, dwelling. $50; AZ ozai1i, hat
store, $3.50; Petsr Kahea, dwelling,
800: eE. Cushingha1n, residence,
$1,000 Several permits for. alterations
to houses and other buildings have
also been filed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
ASSOCIATION OF
NLA RANCHERS
HAS MADE GOOD
Cooperative Plan Works Out
Well; Much Produce Dis
posed of in First Year

The Kula Farmers Cooperative As
sociation has completed the first year
Of It's existence. 1t was organized DC
tober 10, 1914. Until February Of this
year it was engaged only in selling
produce At that time it undertook
the buying of groceries and supplies
for its members, in addition to hand
ling their crops. w..
On September 80 the books showed
the following statement OF its affairs.
In considering this statement It is Inn
portant to bear in mind that the aim
of the association has been to serve
its members at cost-that is, to make
only enough charges to cover ex-
penses. The association is purely Coz
operative in its aims and methods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
CARRANzA gets.
RECOGNITION As
MEIICO'S RULER
Peace conferees Reach Decis-
ion; First Chief Promises
80 Reign of Justice

fAssociated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Off
cfal representative of the six leading
South American republics, members
OF the Pan.AmeFican conference on
the Mexican situation, yesterday
reached an agreement that they would
each recommend to their respective
governments the formal recognition,
in cooperation with the United States,
OF First Chief" Carranza as the de
facto president Of Mexico and the
Carranza party as the de facto gov
eminent OF the reyolution-ridden re.
public. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11

The association has handled about
$500 worth of crops at cost to the
farmers Of about $40, less than / per
cent III,
1t has furnished them $2375 worth
OF groceries and supplies, making q
charge OF IL per cent over the cost
OF the goods. The gross profit has
been about 800 and the expenses In
connection with the furnishing Of sup
plies trent OF storehouse and laborli
$50, so that there has been q met profit
on that part of the work of $45.
The total expenses Of the ass0cia-
tion, other than rent and labor, have
been about s170, including its equip
ment Of crates, stencils. ETC.. so It is
still somewhat behind, the profits from
all sources not having yet caught up
with the fnitnl e4penses.t 3 II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
DEAD MAN DRIVES
AUTO THROUGH .RUTS IN
CALIFORNIA DESERT

SAN BERNADO, Cal-D. H. Kent, a
prosperous Ohio farmer. died from
heart trouble on the desert fifteen
miles from Ludlow, Cal, and his life
less body remained upright at the
wheel of his automobile without mem.
bers Of his family realizing for a
time that death had come The road
has grooves so deep i. is unnecessary
for drivers to steer. Kent was on
his way to the San Francisco exposi.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
VICTORIA STRICKEN
WITH TYPHuS FEVER
AND MANY ARE DEAD

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, October "a Reu.
ter,s despatch from Melbourne, Aus
tralia says an epidemic Of typhus fever
has broken out In the state of Victo-
ria. Four hundred and forty-seven
cases OF the malignant disease have
been reported and of these. the de-
spatch says. hundred and thirty.four
already have proven fatal. i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
FRENCH ADMIRAL IN
MEDlTERRANEAN RELIEVED

PARIS, France, October -n.-Admi-
raj Lapeyres, commander of the An
glo-French feet in the Mediterranean
Sea, has been relieved, and Vice-admi-
raj Fournel has been appointed his
successor Announcement of the
change says the admiral has been re-
lieved because of serious illness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
SILENT COPS" At HiLo
WILL DIRECT TRAFFIC

Z H1LO, October 8.-As the coun- j.:
q ty. cannot AFFORD to employ extra
3 traffic cops to place at the cor
!: ners of streets so. as to direct the
!. automobiles how they should go, ;
8 d silent cop has been invented
: and will be placed at the different /;
3 crossings. The silent" one will ;
3 be something like a scarecrow-
3 minus the usual rags-and will ;
3 consist OF q pole bearing q plac-
8 ard carrying the words Keep to
8 Right. 2 Turn Around Here" ;
. SLOW Down" and other signs to fit
. the requirements Of the case.
nuuaas;a az 20 aaa =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11
BRITISH SEA WASP
ToRPEDOES TEuTON STEAMER

LONDON. Eng, October 11.-A des-
patch given out here says the British
submarine E-19 has torpedoed the Ger
man ship LuIea and adds that the
members of the crew were saved in
the ships boats Where the Lulea
was sunk and otner details are not
obtainabIe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11

r. LONDON, Eng, October II. = The
Greek steamer Dimitrios and the Brit
ish steamer Newcastle have been sunk
in the channel by German submarines,
but the crews Of each ship have been
saved. ! Is ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11

A majority Of both houses Of the
Ohio legislature attended a brief SEES
sion on the summit OF Lookout Noun
tain, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-11

The three-masted schooner Minnie
Slouson, New York for st. Johns with
coal, rammed 1ightship on the Mas
sachusetfs coast and sank.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

aonbon, 20. 2tpriI. Cine Dope
ife aus QIeranbriu, Qsgppten, iagt,
6nB Der friibert srisdii9e 9rsmiers
rriHiitsr @enissIos bort ouseiommsn
unb IN suthuiflitii1sr Dtiie smpfuus
gen pprosn Isi. Or ruros Offi5tsu DON
BEN qriwsa Juab, 9ruStr o.s priu.
.ieu SuEsirt Guliaal sou aespaten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
unb ben britiI6en uub frdnaOIiI4eH
Gedmtsn piatommen gebeiben.

unb ben britiI6tn unb frdn3oIiI4eI
gsamtsn piItpmmen gebeibsn.
Bon Der 4bfi4t 8eniSslOs, Qlerans
tria gu 6eIu8en, mar bis6er nitt Oas
gseringite betannt getpeIen. am Spnns
tag telegrapbirte Der &OrreIponbent
bes Barrier petit Sournal in atbeH.
bag Der friibere pteuier pier5ebn Sage
duf Der Sniel Samos Subrirssn nno
Ii6 tann md 2lmsritn beseben iDole.
1eni3slos berIieb 9rie9enluno. Dea
er es fir cine 8sttiiSSfgapg anfab. bab
Der &6nis Gonituntin ertldrt bate,
gepifTe gemertuneen ii6er bic auspGrs
tige politif Gristenlanbs, bic Der
frii9ere grenier bsbduptets. baB lie
DOn bem&6nig ousgssanssn feieu,uib
gema6t gu ba6en. 9as 8eni5elos s&a'
binet mar fir bic gstbeiliguHs Grie-
9snfnnbs am &risse gu 9uHIten Der
Gntents Mdhts, unb reiigntrte, als
Der &Gnig &onituHtin unb Isins Rat5s
stber beI4Iofsn, neutral 5Isi6en 81
ucllen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
1ie Siirfei trifft seeignete
MaBnabmen
I'm etpaige anf6tGgs bet
RuIien bereiteln 3u

tonnen.
Berlin, 20. 2tpril. auT brabtIO'
lem Dege mad Soppile, q. .. Ok
r&0lnii9e 3eitung" perDfieHtIi6t Elm,
9epeias aus SOfia, 8uIsarIea, oes
iol9subeH Snbalts:
Die Siirtsi bsrsitet iia uuf gspiiIe
@DentualitG,en DOT, I'M nag es li9
6anbeIt, lit absr ni9t genuu 6eiannt.
Die @orbereituugen in bem 4orianopts
Ter Siitritt beutsH ipeHiger WfiBtrauen
geqsn guIgarien an, dIs peiie 8Ors
iidtsmaBregelH gegen siRen m0gli9sH
Coup Der RuHsn.
.Gs III 2batId4e, oaB 9eriAieoenss
plrauf biHoeutet, oaB bic Ruhen trs
oeno ettpas Dorb1ben, man bsgt absr
aud srniten 3Deifel, blB Elm geriua
aema9t perben pirb, bieis Bldne,
pel6sr Dirt lie ietn m6gsR, sur 4as-
fibrung 5u bringen.
DepeI6eu, bic oon puntten IN ben
,Garputben eiutreffen, iinO ale isbr op.
tiruiftiib gsbaltsn. 5u siniSen osr De
psffen ipirb iogur ertIGrt, odB bic
SffsniiDq Der Rufien in ben aarpos
them ni4t HHr Oolftdnbis sriaDpft lei,
ionoetN bqB bic RuTeH tbatIG6Ii4
eiHs i9pere NieoerIoss erlittsH Pats
ten.
Der Srrreippnbent Der rDierer
gieue Ssrsie qrefs" erilGrt, bab bic
,Rufen in Der &urpatbenitIuht mebr
alg 100000 MaHn osrlorsH boben.
Ius Itben uue oRDereH PuRtten
an WtitteIlGnoiT6en Wssr pirb senels
bet, o1b 2lnSeihen bQfir oDrb1nosH
ieisu, bdB pisoer eiH IHgriff ouf bic
9aronnsqsn gsma2t psroen piro. Die
Sepeiden ,bsridten ii6er grObe Srup'
penbeDeaunoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

2onbon, 20. QlpriI. Sm Inter-
baus uurben am Sisuftag zine sunss
aHsabl Grossn an bic RiIssr ssrias
t.t. burd bsrsn gsautpostuns MN
auftldruns iiber DieIe ipi4iigs Oings
lerportei bate, bas Rsfultai mar a6sr
i'm alnssmeiHeH Elm ussctiuss. llebsr
bic pldns SerRssisrung NIT BeyIs nui
bic GsirdH!sfrag. Durbs sat ssins
ausiunft ssgsb.n. Stn GrasenSeH
purSs sur antport ssse5en, Sa5 iis
partsn mubisn. BIB bic Rssisruns Be-
reit fsi, cine formsn. Grlldruns iiber
bic anssIsssnkit absussben, uub bic
Tiiiglisb.r bsihdftistsH fitb Sesbdlb
NIT eiusm goridlns. baB Der @srtanf
bon ssiftissn Getrdntsn i'm Rsftaurani
bss un!.rbauiss D,rbot.n tpero.u iOas
te. Sic parsn absr nitt i'm Stano.,
fi3 gu sinis,n, uub Dsri6Oben bic De,
bate Biz auf ipsiierss. Ti. Mitglisoer
iinb i'm alssmeinsu beg auii&i, sab
Der gsrsi4i uuf seiiiiss geiranis cine
psriSnlids slngeI.senb.it lei. uDb Elm
gerbO. bss 0srbaufs bon s.iitissn Gs.
trintsn in benz Reitaurant, no IN sirei
Iassn b.r poristn NOD. nur Geirdns
ss fiir etnen Dollar psrtnuft ipurbsn,
bon tD,nis GiHflub i.in DiirSe.
Gin. bsiiimmis qniwrrt Durce abtr
nnf si. Jr1se sessbsn, Db bi. Resis'
runs bic abfi6t babe. bic aIIs.msins
@s5rpfliat einsufiibt.n. Sabib aIOps
gsorss, Der 66asamtssan5Isr. fastt,
bi. R.sisruns iei btr anii4i. Sab bi,
einfHbruns Der alssmsinsn Webrs
ffli6t niHts snsu bsitpdssn tOnHe. ben
ssri.s In msbr sriOIsrsi4tr WeiIe fpsis
israufiibr,n, unb sr fiisis bin8u. baB
ber arisgsminiittr Carl ait&sn.r nit
rem erfOIs Der RstratiruHs DulFins
big sufrieben fsi.
Jm Sbtrbuus perIu@te Carl Cur.
5on neiisre SnformatiOu iit,r bic
Dp.rationn in NlsfOpOtumisn unb in
sans alfrifa su srIansm, sr mar uber
ui4i srFolgrsi9er. dIs f.in aoIIss, i'm
llni,rbauis. Der Carl Of Creme iasis
in giamsn Der Rsgieruns. baB bic Ri;
-Iitdrb.bSrbsu isias 2tustuHft 81 s.ben
i7iini6i,n, Bis OffisisIle gsriti. DON
len 6etrsffsnDen GsnsriIsn einssirOfs
fen Isi,n. r,bsr bi, aGmpi. in wisfo'
potaHisn fsi a6er bsrsiis oIIss uttses
ibsiIt sporbsu.
aDrs aueas. Der fix BE asIcHisu
.aasssr.sss iosis. hab IN glssaaIaar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

feline admpfs ftattssfunoeH bGiisu.
fsitosm i'm Ssptember bic Ssuiidsn
bort sefdlug.H purbeu. Ddbrenb I'm
In0roIiGen aamsrun bic britii9eu uuD
| fraus5fi4sn 1ruppsu bie bsuiiGe7
sysftsn b.Iagsrtsn. SIN usbris.n 5dtisn
Hur uu5sosu.snSs admpfs ftat.ssfaa.
be,L
Glei4seiiis trai aber bic Rahridt
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