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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
German Submarine Gets Another

LONDON, England April 10.-The French sailing vessel
Chateauband bound for New York has torpeoed by
German submarine off the Isle Wight The crew saved
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
Russians Claim Big Killing Made

LONDON, England April 10-Reports from Russia say
that in the battle of Duka Eperes in the Carpahians the
Austrians lost 26 900 men.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
Say Austria Abandoning Serbian Fight

LONDON, England, April 1O-Ausra is reported to have
abandoned her campaign against Serbia and be withdrawing
her troops from the Serbian frontier
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-10
MAILS

From San Francisco:
WiIhcIntina. April t..
For San Francisco:
ChIyO Naru. April T..
From Vancouver.
Nia"arl. April y.
For Vancouver:
Makura, AIril 30.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
9aueupurt Maun crbdlt
2in0frnng.
Sanlac fat lunnScrpullc Mr6eit fir
GlgSc >. 8ilits, pppnlircn
Glcrf, gct9m.

Glpoe .. @inis, eil poprldrer
Glerf bei 9blien's, unl0 24O4 Sec
&inleD Mpena1e l%pobnbaft, Davenport,
lobt Sa11lae, Sic Observation-Disclosures. ST
lit on Nbeltn1atislmts 1trb Mogcn=
leiben. 9eu6oe1n er cine balbe 6lo=
Id)e Sa1lIac eil1gel1o1nnlelr botte, ber=
belierte 1id) iein 3uitoll0 beOe1ten0.
gr iogt:
SD bahc mir cine bolbe Slaihe
Sonluc e%i1rgenonll1e11 l1l1o fiible iett
beOeltten0 better. Mein Mogen lit
jett be0ellteno be1ier l1no bic Mbeu=
matisml1sleiocn iinb peridmltnoen.
Sd empfeble oiele Me0i5i11 aden Set
be110en. 3ielelbe bat mir 10 beoel1=
ten0 gebolfe fen, 10 0aB al1d) meme
Strut cine 5la{de faltfte. gs lit cine
apnnDerpolle Meoi5i11 n11o es lit fir
MIDI EN- @ere1riiae1r, 0ieie Me0i5in 81
empfeblen."
3ieie nelte 11no a1sge5eibnete M1e-
Sar1lae, lit Jest 5llllt 8erfouf
in ghleaeI's 9hnfbefe, 900 peitl. 2.
5trafe, I'D Mrtb11r 6. 8ailen, ser
perlD1lihe Gertreter Ser Cooper W1e=
6ictne 60, iebt beihdftiat lit. Sen
bon 9obe1tbort ll1o l1mgegel1o
0ie gortbeile oieier Meoi5il1 sl1 err
Die Meoi5in lit lpe8iel gut
G,,Lo..I, o,.S ~,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
9lns SEM @cridjt.

9eim @rlnSbldfiibrer Tronf
!Solnl mltrOa1 on1 Soln1abe1b 95ad=
S11forporotiorsortifel Ser
3enlocrat Gll6lilbil1g Company bill-
terlegt. 9os 9(ftienfapital betragt
100000. Die gemnten Ser @cIed=
i6aft iino S. s. 9liborolon, Graii=
bent; Charles s.. Map, Gi5epr0iioent
INTO Iranf 9. 16roop, Sefretdr nnb
Sdobmeiiter.
Ser smeite geridt bon M3dbeae
Cope, Observation-Disclosures ser
gSadlaiienid)aft bon 1Sroncis s. Cope,
lit ollrd s(1malt Sra Iabor biltter=
leat 1t1o q%utQebeiben norOen.
Gid)ter 2etts fat gn1ma Mallop
cine sdcioung bon ibrem Malnn,
Martin Mallop, ouf @rlrno bosmiai-
gen @erlaiiens aepobrt. Scr alage=
rim lpuroe Bic GrloltbniB sur Sill
rlll1g hires Mab1elunorlens, glmma
Sten0er, gegeben. 5ic nor ol1rc)
M1npalt 81. @. Samam nertreten.
N1dter 2etts fat ben ShluBbcriht
BON Sobn gooer, SeitamalltspoQltre=
cfer Ser 9fa6lolienid)oft bon Caroline
.1ies, %glltgebeibet. Ser s(npolt ser
Ml1gelegen6eit lit 81. g2. Somolnl.
gliic Sole, gorn11,n0 bon Scrlnon
%. Sdnl5, fat 0urh 9(mpolt g. SO.
IIi1ber ben SGluB6eridt binterlegerl
lalien, meld)er bon Ridter S. 9. 2etts
gutge6eiBen ml1rbe.
slntpt 5leiidmomn fat cine
Notwithstanding i'm getragc bon
.$1720 blrh Mnmalt S. 6. Saa ae=
gen Wei6oel 6leiidmanll einflogell
%loiier.
Der bierte 8cridt BON 6. 6. Mepel=
Ter, gorrnl111o bon grnit r11o 9llpiro
Weoeler, tit ourd sic slnpalte Syife
ltl1o Iidc bi1terlegt moroe1.
0ora Ortiz, @orn1iil1oerin bon
9Sorma 90. l1no &clen g. Drift, bot
S0l1rh Mlrpalt 81. @. @anlan1l Sen
%erItell @eridt binterlegen lo1len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

80 Cine bemertensnerte
Ginri6tung i'm S11terei1e Ser Ser
punbeten lift in 2pnbpn in Musiidt
genommen. Sin Militirarat bat
ben fdotifden 8ebDrben nabegelest,
in ben 2onboner 9traben an ee-
eigneten 5teaen @tiible allfauitel=
len, Die ben 8erlpunbeten 5um Muse
ruben bienen ioaen.f Cine fol6e Sim
ribtung ergibt ii@ gong Gus benz
gbarafter bes 2pnopner @trabenz
iDftems. Gs sibt pphl feline 5tabt,
beren @traBen in Oie1er 9e3tebut1g
10 untpirtliA linb, pie bic lonaen,
gar5 auf ben i6nelen gerfebr aus
gefbnittenen 8erfebrsaiigs 2pnbons.
Nltt 0usnabme ein5elner, meiit OBJ
gelegener porton1ogen g1bt es in
gang 2onopn. nobl feinen guntt,
on bem cine Bant ober irgenD cine
anbere 5tdtte 3um Mlsruhen bpr=
banben nGre. Nuh in ben Wprz
ltootsegetloen fd1t Der Manqel an
8dnttn cuff. Dober iinb bic esnz
lollen Der ni9t III Der Ndbe ei3cs
parteS gefegenen Cigarette bei 1bz
rem Spa5tergd1aen ballfig grpBen
Ne1hmerGen nl!sactctt
5 e n 3 u.n grobes
mirgelleinen lpllten in Ser
au9e ltets %borrdtig lein, bq man es
5um ytet11tgen BON Seroplatten, gum.
abreiben tledtger @oIateile uip, oft
llptlg Grau6t. Il
Der g pi3nams. Jret10er.
Marum bubt ibr ellren Ypli5iiten
3%inoenburg gstouit?
Gtnbeimri @el: Mir pii1en ndimli@.
ME, pp Ell itedt!
b. 90 / 8 u + It a II be ii. ~: @ie
inn aber ie6r erfdltet, 9aben paDrz
lhenllid i'm 3ug g~eitanbenY
"a: Nein, IDLY bun iiberballpt itidt
oetretit esipeien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
@efenl1t i'd idla,lbia.

Soiepb &ilep, elmer Ser beioen Gill=
BREEDER, melde Dor mebreren 5ogen
eil1er ginbrltd IN Die Office BON 81.
s. q. MoB lmterl1obm, beforl1te iid)
geitern Nahmittaa por Ridter s. g.
Sets allf Bic slnflage oes Ginbruhs
ldnloig. ST crllld)te I'M iofortige
Terltrtbeilullg1 oa er iib elmer Sur
bon geta1bnngsnlitteln n1ter5ie6en
mil. gr mar orrd) @npalt S. 9.
&e0p %pertrcten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Die u@ren5cn @crmaniens",

Die 5~ran5o1en itiiben ibren On
ipru6 auf Die Rbeingren3e unp @lz
fob z2otbrin9en nit beionoerer Yor.
liebe betanntli9 alf cine @tetIe in
Sultus Gdfars uBellum CALHOUN" !,
pona@ Der RGein Die cine @rei'5e
@ulliens btlben 1oa. Was Bel Dieler
Dirt Der Beneisfiibrung, bic rBere6z
tigung" irgebpelder Gebiets anfpruhe
olls uralten 99riftltelern aboaleiten,
berousfommen tann, bas erternt
mon, penn man als gegenbeiip;el
Sic unaturgemoQten @reloen"
9eut{9lanbs an 9anb ser Be19lti.
bung @uropas fe1tlest bic Der enoti
f9e &Dntg Mlfreb Der @robe por
mebr als 1000 Sa9rsn gegeben bat.
9arin betBt es: pom Tlub 9rn
na4 Weten Bis gum Rbetn, %Iiiblpayts
Bis sur 9pnal1 u11b norbndrts D1s
an Sen Saean, Der Dos Weibe Deer
genannt pirb in bisfem Nall;ne
pobnen nlultGerlet Nattonen, aber
oas @an5e miro @ermanien genanmt,."
5idert alio Sulils Gd1ors Wus
iprud Den Jran3ofeu Ben Mniprila
auf We Rbeingrenoe, 10 fam man.
nit bemielben Re4t unter B%erufurg
auf Die englt16e Mutoritdt Song III
freos &iep unb Sbena, Roitptp, Nezzs.
%tersburg nnb 4rdangelit als
noeutfGe" Stdbte nnfpreden..
9eutf6lano mirb ipobl banten6 auf
einige odbon per3ldtsn, tpenlt urh
feline 5eere i'm 8egrtff fms, an ih5,
rer ginoeutiduna au arbeite1l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Ste & rdu eines hDh,

Die 5rau eines bDbe<
rem 8eamten in po1en hatte cine Nrrz
3abl 2%iebespufete al bic Jront 9e=
l9idt. Sic mar ni9t nenig er1taunt,
in bieisn sagen Ben 5eloppitbrief
zines 5elbgrauen zines Yp1ener Hez
!erperegiments 81 erbalten, in benz
er l4reibt, Dab ct an Stele ibres gez
Talenen @otten Ous 2iebesgabenpatet
er9ulten babe. Ser Snbalt babe inn
berartig gefg1en, oab er 3itd entz
l9lDHen babe, Der Nbienberin !9er5
uno 9onb furs aebsn un5ubieten, %
er pdDreno beg 5elD5uges aud feline
Jrau berlpren babe. 2eiber tann bic
Dome Der eb~renpollen Mntrug lidt
%annebmen, ba ,5r @atte iberbaupt
nidt 5elDaussteilnebmer 1T, mttbin
1ud ntd)t gefaqen fetn tom, iid bielz
me6r better Mobiieins erfreut. Die
Dame, bic bereits a9tunofinf3ig
Sabre alt it, NOR ober Diurh ben
9eiratsantrag oerarti9 seriibrt, bob
Tie ben n&orb", Den tie BEN ipaderenr
0 itmGrfti9en 5elbgrauen erteilen
mubte, nit reiden 2%itbesaoben
0S*A9S'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Ser &rtesq itefIt an sit

~ Der 6 ieg ite1lt on Ste
ftnan5ielIe 9eiituMsfdbigfeit Der
5taOt Berlin ni9t erbe5lide Mnfprz
oerungen. Mebr nIs 81 W2ilipnen
Marf iinb BON Der 5toot bisber an
llnteritiibllngen allein fir bic Jq1ni=
lien Der &rtegsteilnebmer ouTgemenbct
fpcroen. Sierpon entfallen ouf oos
erfte &riegsjobr 1853 Millipnen Marf.
Ni6t beriidii@tigt lino bier oie 2eiz
ltltnsen. Die Den JumiIien Der I'M
tel ben 5antlien lte6enoen 8eumten
nro Mn9eItellter Der 5tnot sepabrt
tpnroen limb, Die 3abl Der in Ser
lin I'M Nuguft 1915 unerI tiibten arie=
Jtrfamilten bet ipieberum cine erbebz
TIDE 5tcigerun9 erfobren. Mdbreno
lie i'm Iu9ult porigen Sobres 62,980.
oetrug, i'm Sdnuar 85,543, i'm Mpril
1902. i'm Suli 15O,911, Fat lie i'm
Mrsuit 5. S. cine !S56e BON 164, 940.
erreidt. Cine perbaltnismdbig nod
riel itdrfsre 9teieerung baben Sic fit
3nede Der acknowledgements
sl1llg aafgepenoetm Betrdge erTob=
rem. @s gelaneten I'M MuguIt 1914.
CUR Mls5ahllng 1928 MilIionen
Nurf, i'm Sanuar 3,75 Millionen
WSarf, iii Nprii 4,65 Miuionen Wor,
uno i'm Suli 6,55 MiliDnen Marf.
Die Nu fpenoungen i'm Muguit 1915
Dberlteisen Die fir Suli 1915 Inn
nebr ols 1 M}tllinr Start.
9as fndpp cine Bierzi
telmidion sablenOs Yolt Der @p9ien
in 5ieben6iirgen fat me6r o1s 10000.
ieiner 4%n9eD0rigen i'm Gelbe, BON 0ez
1en l@on melt ii6er 1000 1i9 Musz
5etdmungen ertpor6en baben. Gong
ltrer9altlisnldBtg grob lit Sic Mnz
3o6l Der GrieJsfreiipiQisen. Die felt
Sebre1 unter ben 9a95en be1tebenoe
ginri9tung Der Sugenblpebr bot our9
oen arieg an araft getD}onnen. 3ablz
re;9e 9u6len lte6en in b0beren milf
tartl6en Hdngen. General Mrtbur
Nr5 ,. G%trabenburg 1T 5a91e,
.Spr0Bling elmer 9ermannltdoter ga
trtoierfumilie. Mu9 General @ermonn
b. 3DpeB ltommt miltterli9eri eits ous
etrer 1d9fii9en Jamilie.
Dte Negen ollie in 9elt1h>
lanos Goum limb lebr Derf6ieben
berteilt. @o bot bic tlein1te Meqenz
menge our9i9nittli9 i'm Sa6r 5iq-
martngen nit 374 Millimeter, bic
grobte nit 1910 Minimeter Hotbz
lo6 III ben 8ogeien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
6ron 6. @erroIb.
@eb,trtstaae 0entidlcr @iunicre.

SEER S. S. Mhlel(er bon gctten=
|rf, So, feierte am geltri9cn 3age
|iren 81. @e6urtstag. gr lpuroe
|n is. Sftober 1864 IN Senrp
oltntp, ST., geboren a,lrb fam in
|lllgen Sabrelr nod bieiem Stoote.
7S Sabre lit onr bel1ti9en Sage
rall Mearia Sarb bon Garant, So.
ic fnlrbe a111 IS. Sftober 1887 in
oebn- 9eel,balls IN Solitein geborel1
mo fam i'm Septentber oes Sabres
S57 ilber Seem Orleans ms 2ano.
tSeiren u, geburtstag feiert ol1l
altigen Gage SEER ssoaelim "Trip bon
81. 9so. 1, glorioge, So. @err
Up qpltrDe arl 10. 9ftober 1888 in
|ie1bergen in Solltein eeboren llnD
mi I'M sSllni bes Sabres 1856 iiber
|~a1beltpn ms 2allo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
&anoulpb bcfcnnt tiff idnlois.

Gearl Ranoolpb, meld)er au1 M6en0
oes "A. slpril 0ieies sSabres Sen Sit
lepbls=Ghauffel1r Charles gpal1s
iiberiiel, befannte iid aeltcrn Morgen
Dor 6idlter s. 3: 9etts inn Scott
Gotntp 1iltriftsqeridt idllIoig mo
'ml1roe. SIT 10 Sabren ~31td)tbmls IN
Ml1amoia n~erltrtbeilt. Ser Mihter
lltspe1oirte aber Dos ltrtbeiI ipfort
1n1b parolirtes Sen inngeft
NSan1 o1r 'beiien Softer 81. S. &on-
bon @ilton So. Die 5nspen=
oirllng geldah allf @mpfefIung oes
GoulltDamualts 9enrp. s. SsSsebens.
&onoolpb NOR 0ltrd) slnpalt 81. g.
pertretel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
@u,lr spoc abbcrnfen..
Or. g. s.. SoIl.

Sam Ml,gl,Itana Soipital gu gbi.
aagpol -mobilt ct por 5mei @pden iiber.
iibrf mllroe. lit aln Counting Maor=
ell INN 6:45 l1br Or. 9er1ianin s..
@aI Don geo. 80 Nfooiebelt 6lats,
Ser gerltonbe1e lpl1tDe
II Sabre 1854 in @ali0absburg,
senn.. ge6oren l1r0 faln I'M ail19es=
tier itah Soma. Mad)oern er 5l1erit
n oIfliden Sotpa bel1 @erl1f zines
a%1sfiibrte, mibnlete er jtd
bem Stl1oium ser Meoi5in
no graollirte bon ser Golllnlbia
g. g., lll1o bem Meoical
Don Chicago.
SIM Sabre 1894 fam er nad Mod
l1llO eroffnete cine office. ST
'ar init 6ral1leil1 gli5a Slide BON
.Subltqlle perbeiratbet. @uBer Ser
miro Der Geritorbene bon stpci
sDdter1, ei1em gnfelfino uno n1eb=
aren @eldmiitern ilberlebt. 1ie Sci
le miro sur 8%eeroiglnlg n1o Set
'ellng llod} 3ltbuqlle iiberfiibrt mer=
Ell.
6ron 6. @erroIb.
ST. ei1em bieiiae1 @oipital lift ge=
|ern Morge1 nod longerem &ran=
Hnlager Sralt gOmorS Serrplo ge=
orbert. Sic 2eid)e lpllroe ol1rd] Set
enbeItatter S. s. Stapleton nad]
mn 5rauerbauie, No. 521 4errg
fraBe, iiberfiibrt, bon MOO aus beute
sorgen Die geeroigl1ng mlf Dem
afoale 6rieo6of Dor lid geben miro.
ep. See leitcte geltern 9eadpnittog
ltelt Irollergottesoienl i'm 6ami=
enbeime.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
8ettfeDcrn

tperbanb,trd Dampf gut n,b biaia &c.
rei1tigt. 80 8ettiibcrsii0e ipcrbert ge,ua.
ftdgler n16 gendbt, iotpie Matratc11 gut
a%fsgcBeicrt
Sats 8asncr, t113 ,ueitl., 5. Str,
9abenport, Sonia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Sciratbs : Grlanbmifideiue.

Charles gburd, atll0 Soa OILERS,
Davenport.
GlDoe ". Sen0rids, gaif Maoline,
.l1r0 SSrma 5apanien, 9ppns, Sn.
3eter 3opf Mare1tgo nr16 Gr1e-
tine 8mtit, 9iio Mmana, Sa.
@6. @illett, @alt Meoline, u1tO
Sannie Grapcns, Gisfillpa, 81.
5reo @ifborit l1r1o Maae Mrnet,
Davenport.
@iuis s. Mitden, Sod Sslanb,
mo @}inee 9. Gibil1ll1r1o, Weoline.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Qufalcr @ctterberidjt.

9aoenport, 1S. Dft.
Dltrdidnitts Barometer tono 1894
Nnrdyidnitts : Semperatltr . 81
6odlte 5enrperatllr beute 81
Meori9ite Sclnperatl1r leste 9eadt 40
Rormalc Semperatllr fir 33
Sabre SO
Dnrdidnittlide Ge,dtiafeit ser
Suit ~.
Rieoeri6log i11 "a gtulr0en 600.
Gorberridenbe @in0ridtl11eg .58.
@aIlerltan0 I'M Z llbr Morge1ls 4.S.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
@rnnociacnt6nms : Merchantmen.

M5or 9}llben llr1o Sralr an Morp
glabnlall, Got IS, glod l, @recn's
2. Mobitipn, ST..
Miiociates So. an Sra, gmino
aott, Sot 6, @lof |, sliociate's sl0-
oition, ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
8eHerbcridt

@oibington, 49,. Oft.
Sir Sail1ois: Iriibe Iierstaq,
sdlol1er i1 gitOen, better Dlitt-
aDod.
Sir ssSotpa:: Setter 1ienstaa; bepoIft
Wittlpo6 a1llo falter inn @eltGl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

3it bermietbcn: 5 8imner mooernes
Slat; beiBes nnD faltes @ai1er; gab
etc. 9nmpfbei5l1ng int @inter. Nad3u>
traaen in Der office BEG Ser 8empa
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

G%erlangt: gnlnpetentes 0inbermddb<
fen. glad)5ufra9en in SEQ. 1902 Wrano
anet1lle. 19,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

0citdt: Mdbhcn luebt 9lab fir
@aHsarbcit. Gel.: 9abenz
port 33G. 19.1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

@ebrandtc &leiber. 0aidbt abae6olte
lleber5ieber lrnb Nn5ii9e iperbe1 5l1
8ar9otnpreii en b%erfanft. 9entid's
2etb<Sfice, 112 Ditl. 8. ct. 8,1M
@erlalst: 5altsrndoden in Tamilie
bon 9reien. Gutter 2pbn be5nblt. -
ytoohSltfragen per Telepbpne @ab.
o192. 13,1&t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Mnaetge1t far
drbeitsplite, gerfdufe, 8erlnte,
QEDhttuftnpn efr

ylsoieier 6llbrif tperben fir einen Eaa
big gu elmer 8ode gu Sen nad6fplgen.
ben Staten i%nlerirt: Bis 5u bier 3eilen
D0er beren Gaum SOC, iiber bier unb
big 5n adt 8eilen $1.OO. Seine On,
5et9e ipiro fir ipeniser nlg soc onge>
nDm111en.
!. Sir SterIe1geiudc ipirb Bel einz BIZ
le9smaltger Sniertion Csc berednct.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
The Last Resort.

Pats one trouble was that he could
not wake up in the morning. His land,
lady had tried every device she
could think Of but even the most
determined of alarm clocks had nc
effect on Pats slumbers
One day he returned home from
his work with a large paper parcel.
There. now. Mrs. JONES'" said he
triumphantly. as he unwrapped a huge
bell. and what dye think O. that
nowf"
Goodness, mani" exclaimed the
surprised landlady. whatever are
you wanting with that great thing?"
As he tucked the bell under his
arm and prepared to go upstairs, Pat
replied. with knowing grin:
Sure. and I'm going to ring It at
SIX o'clock ivry morning and wake
mesilf up!"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
Road Camp Force Entertained.

Observation-Disclosures was made a
merry one for the convict road build
ers working on the Boulder Canon
highway. The forty members of the
gang in charge of Superintendent j.
Q. Morrison were brought to Boulder
in auto stages and were entertained
by the management of motion pic
ture house Meanwhile citizens OF
Boulder. under the direction of Coun-
ty Commissioner S. A. Greenwood.
were busy preparing a Christmas din
ner for them at the road camp. The
spread. including turkey and all the
"fixin ;" was ready for them when
they returned from the theater.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
WEST is CUT OFF FROM EAST
AS SLEET AND SNOW
BREAK WIRES.
POWER WIRES BROKEN
SEAeoARp FROM GULF TO the
GREAT LAKES IN GRIP OF
EIoHTY-MlLE GALE.
" ss,srn Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Dec. 30.-Ships alone
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are IN
grave peril, several vessels are re
ported missing. scores aret reported
dead, much property has been lam
aged, wire communication Is partially
crippled and railroad service is de
layed, as one of the most severe
storms OF recent years is sweeping
through the East.
The storm started in Louisiana and
gaining impetus each hour, swept
northward, spreading toward the
coast and the central states as 1t ad
vanced
II struck the Ohio valley with In
tense fury and continued northwaro
toward the Great Lakes.
The extreme eastern wing tore
along the Atlantic seaboard and
spread far out to sea.
Driving sleet has crippled northern
and western New York New York
city is cut off from the West. Trains
are held up and wire communication
II pTdctlcally suSpeuueu.
A rain, sleet and snow storm in In
diana snapped off telephone and tele
graph wires and even poles.
Coolest weather OF the season wal
experienced in the Southwest.
From the upper Hudson valley re-
ports are meagre, but it is believed
that extensive damage has been done
by the storm.
The high-power tension lines which
traverse the valley are down in many
places and lives are imperiled by the
high-voltage wires on the ground.
Practically the same condition pre-
walls in the Mohawk valley. where the
telegraph lines have snapped under
the weight of their coating of ice. A
few telephone lines are working, but
are being used by newspapers.
The high-power electric lines car
rying current from Niagara falls are
down in many places.
Several small towns. which depend
on the big power plant at Niagara
falls for lights are in darkness.
Rain, sleet and snow are falling
throughout most of the eastern part
Of the country and these conditions
prevail in the region OF the Great
Lakes, northern New York and north
ern New England.
Rains have been general through
out the gulf. south Atlantic and mid
die Atlantic states.
Mobile, Ala. - Extensive damage
was reported along the gulf coast and
adjacent territory as the result of q
storm which swept over this section.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
Frustrated in every direction. Birm-
ingham. Montgomery and Pensacola
were cut off from communication with
the rest of the world. Mobiles only
means Of communication was by way
OF New Orleans
A heavy down-pour Of rain accom-.
panied the storm. two inches Of pre-
cipitatiOn being recorded here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
CAN YOU TREAT FRIEND?
DRY LAW ENFoRCERS" FIND
MANY TRICKY TERMS.
state, District and County Officials
Hold Meeting at Capitol to Com
slider Prohibition Penalty Law.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver-Interpretat of many
points of the prohibition penalty law
were generally agreed upon Tuesday
by the district attorneys and sheriffs
of the state in a special meeting held
at the capitol for consideration of en-
forcement OF the law when 1t goes
into effect Jan. l. But upon one point
OF wide interest to the public there
vas a divergence of opinion. Some
held that under the law a person can
not give away to guests in his home
liquor imported into the state after
Jan. L. Others held that an indiyid-
ual can give such liquor to friends on
the condition that the liquor is i'm
ported for his own personal use and
the giving of It is merely incidental
Attorney General Farrar and many
others hold that the imported liquor
can be given away in a private home
within limits determined by its use
John Rush, district attorney of Den
yer, and others, believe that only
liquor on hand Jan. l can be given
away in the homes afterward and
that the wording of the law strictly
prohibits the giving away of imported
liquor, thus confirming 1t absolutely to
the use of the importer
Under the later Interpretation a
man could give the imported liquor
to his family, that being construed as
personal use. but not to a friend who
happened to be in the house.
Provisions of the law that will I'M
doubtedly be surprising to the general
public were brought out in the discus
sions and generally agreed upon.
Among these were:
That, under an Interpretation of the
law by the attorney general, persons
living in hotels will be violating the
law II they keep liquor in their rooms
In the hotels. Attorney General Far
rar holds that the law. by specifically
mentioning hotels and rooming and
boarding houses, puts them outside
the classification Of private homes. Al
though a man and his wife. or sin
gle man. make their homes in rooms
In hotels they will be violating the
law II they give away or even keep
liquor in their rooms.
Liquor cannot be kept In clubs at
ALL II will be a violation of the law
for a person to carry liquor for per
sonal use from one county to another
or from another state into Colorado
without registering the fact and the
amount with the county clerk.
Persons importing liquor as freight
will have to go to the freight houses
to get the liquor themselves. unless
the railroads install delivery services !;
delivery OF liquor by an agent is for
hidden.
Express or other shipments deliv-
cred directly by the carrier can be re-
ceived only by the consignee in per
son. A mans wife, son or brother
can not sign the necessary affidavit
of receipt for him.
Whether "near beers" soda pop and
other soft" drinks that contain al
cohol are intoxicating beverages and
prohibited from sale will have to be
determined as subjects OF fact.
There appeared to be a preponder.
ance of opinion that persons import
ing liquor after Jan l can give the
liquor away in their homes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
r. c. Dickens Asks Bail.

Boulder, Colo.-With an affidavit in
which he admits practically all the
evidence secured by the authorities
to be Used against him in his trial is
true, Rienzi Dickens, held in the To-
cal Jail for the murder Of his father.
w. H. Dickens. filed an application
for bail. A strenuous effort will be
made ty District Attorney r. W.
Fleming to have the application de-
MED.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-12-31
Kaiser Backing Austrian ofsle,aia

Kaiser Backing Austrian offleIals.
Geneva. Dec. 30.-The latest In
formation received by the Swiss press
from Vienna states that Vienna off.
cial circles are opposed to the &C.
ceptance Of the second American An.
coma note unless it is modified. and q
rupture in diplomatic relations is bs.
lieved to be imminent notwithstand.
ing the strong opposition of the Lib
eral and Hungarian parties and dip
lomats who demand that an agree.
ment shall be reached with Washing.
ton. 1t is stated reply to first Ameri.
can note was drafted In Berlin