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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-23

. Bringing large general cargo in
GLIDING shipments Of tin plate for
island pineapple canneries, the Amer
ican-Hawaiian freighter Columbian is
due late this afternoon. The vessel
will be supplied, with 1900 tons of
sugar at Honolulu, ,Kahului and Hilo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-23

Bringing a shipment of copra from
the Armstrong plantations on Fam
ming and Washington islands, the
British steamer ,Kestref is expected
at Honolulu In early May. The yes
sci haA. been away on ''blackbird.
ing" expedition to the Gilbert Islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-23

transatlantic passenger traffic by the
bigger boats. sf.... &c.,. - r.,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17
9entfder San in Gtranb SsInnb.

@rano e5slono, IL. Sept - @uf
Der Sal gourtp Sair pnroe ee-
tern Der 9euti6e Gag in elmer benz
itarfen 9elttidtbuut Oieier @egeno
uiiroigen 8eiie eefeiert. Ser Geier
nl1f Dem ausitellungsplas ging elm
gIan8Oo[ler Gelt8ug Der oeutiben
8erei1le nit mebreren prGdtigen
Sdauipogen boraus. 8erielbe LODI.
te groBe 3uidauermengen an Die
oos @ebotene NIT beralidem geifon
allfnabmen. 9luf Dem SSeitpIose
berri9te fr0bIi6es Sreiben uno man
onliliirte iib no9 Ser5ensIuit. Serr
9. geiernann Der GeItor Der 0eut-
ihen S9dnipieItuttit, Der IN @rarto
SsLano EN- bei6oulides 9ofein
fiibrt, bielt cine nit eroBem 9eifaa
oitfgenontmene geoiegene oeutife
5eitreoe.
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JlnanilG lGOrnmtDion
OrIrDriOrt licb IClDonl
Mare itti idiaa, haH mis mr. srr,
Ianaitn Nlllisa, mii btt pallit
iultlthtn.

Ree notf a. eepl. Tle b..
ahlidillaie Ntlilh.ltnieFllte WiHp
cu reilatsalnlgibr ilt ltgt Itdu Oft
hle Ndliia NtlaMnfnarldiramaii nie
wgtid1lf avs Mda ifetl acilern
rfleunen llgBm amerifanihf
Naniiers lallfa iebi oie &umns,
mflhf Nc p9rltlhcn mUrNcu, ant
S500000.001 aBaeirti baben geu
teridiifocHeu Geleu mufbc hiticr
Atlraa nHaeaebeu, ifbndl hdten hd
Die glitalicotr Der Nluans.seommii.
hcn uHo bfrn omcriianiIhc Ncru.
tier oariiter nod uidt aaus auaae.
Iproden
sllii ie6cu 6oa acbt bic cmIiim.
miae a2cimiu1 untrr sen 9auteu.
reIdc iidl on Ocr anlei6e 6rtheiliacn
wolten, onbm, oab $t.000,000,0 600
nidt gebraiidt miiroui, irm ben glu.
iorhcruHgen nah3utonmcn Nlan
rrfI1rt, Die apmmiilion babe aIler.
oinas oieie Suntme berlangt, bat
nber ME eripurtet. BEN ooIlen Netroa
Su erhaIteu tSic nIte @eidid)te nit
ben lauren 1rnuben).
Die engIiid).fran3oiiihe 9ommii.
Iicn bot aeitern Sic erlte oifcntIibe
anfiinbigirng erIaiien. Gieielbe be-.
iogt, Dab Die 0fitglieber Der Som.
MILTON iih 6iSber MIR in 8oroer-
ban0lungen uno Sonoieriing Der
Gage eingeIaiian hGtten, 6ob es ie-
bod perfriibt mare, at bebouptert,
oab Die etgentliden gerbun6Lungen|
betreffs Der gluIeibe bereits inn
@onge icien.
8etrcffs 3uloiilng Der oeutId.
freunolihen @anfen 5ur 9beilnabmeI
an Der glnIeibc berrIht INNER nod
llneinigfeit. SIN groBen @on5en
fam man beDaupten, 0aB Die Sitlt-
alton betreffs Der glnleibe allies eber
aIs geflart lit.
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Der gleidsfaniler in W2iindlen.

atitHden, iiber 2on0on, IL. Sept.
- 9teidsfonjIer BON get6nann.
Sollpeg pitroe onldBIidl ieines 9e.
iildes in gldn5enDer 8eiie gefeiert.
Gr ruobnte oils @aIt 0es aonigs bon
gapern Der Sofoper bel atn0 bega6
iid ipdter nit Der SoigeleqIdoft
mad Dem Sofbr1ubduie, no ibnl BON
Der gtenge Elm gl1n6enoer @nlpfang
bereitet Duroe. 8atriotii6e 9ieoer
mliroen geillngcn un0 9feoen ge6ol-
ten. Or. bon 8etbmann-SoIlpea
prizes Die 2eiItangen Der baneriihen
nn0 preltbii6en Solooten an beioen
6ronten nlo ihIoB feline gieoe nit
einem Sod aiif ben a0nig BON gop-
ern unO Oie bnperiiden un0 6eittf6e1
Seere. Ole t8eieaidnft belt Biz at
ipdter Stltn0e BEL ben W1oBfriigen
aus un0 Der Gan8ler trot1t iein 9ier
nit fidtIidern @ebngen. Or be-
merfte tDdbrero Der llrterbolt1tng,
oab 0niele uns fiher benei0en n1iii.
len Oh unierer beiteren @eieaigfeit,
Die Der inneren 9fube entipringt."
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9ie b6ien 9entIflen.

2onoon, II. Sept. - gie 0oiIp
Stems ingt, boB infoIge oeutIden
gerratbs Die grpBe ruiiilde @uniti.
onsfabrit in Gfbata, elmer 8orftaot
bon getrogra0, Dor mebreren 500.
naten in 2ltome 5eri6uettert tpuroe.
0fbata mar oas r1tiiiide 8oolpi9
- Die eitl3ige Mtunitionsfabrif bon
8eoelttltng, Delde 9fuBlanO ouf5p.
neiien bate. Gdulenoe 9(rbeiter
nuroen infoIge Der grpIoiion ge.
t6otet, uno oie 3erIt6rung Der sSn-
brif botte einel 10 eroBen Mluniti.
onsmangel i'm @efolge, boB man ee.
gen Die 9(rtiflerie oes 6eIOmaridalls
bon Wadfenien nidts ous8uri6ten
bern1odte.
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dr6eiter federation
gegen prO6i6itiOn!
SOnbentiOn faht gsidIaHe sescm
itaatlid)e Erobibition ooer
SDfal Option.

8ie SoffnlHg, peI6e mir geltern
ausipra9en, oaB ouf Der GonDention
Der 9lrbeiter- 6oberntion oes Gtootes
Oas liberole Clement ltegen Diir0e,
bat ii9 belpabrbeitet S5n Der ge-
itrigen 8eriannnlllng tpurOen 8e-
ihlitiie gegen ftoatli1e grobibition
Die 2ofal Option gefaBt unO on
genommen. @leid8eitig ertidieo lib
ote aonpention fir 9fegulirung oes
8irtbi9aftsgeiebes.
5erner erfl6rte iih bie @eriamm-
lung gegen Legislative Beitiekuna
zines AdtiturOentages, oa til Der.
i9ieoenen lIntonen bereits elm Seds-
Itun0entog borberridt, rllo oiele 6o-
our4 benndtbeiligt tperoen tuilr0en.
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llo6(e utml 0rr
tjctndnlls Sd6ncl
tlt N,tsaslatr elptlea, Bat $1,000
iAl bs asIsasaslhlt,srnbrn
athlFttt

eodl filnal bat pigs ron BEN bro.
ben Alilalighsrn Aef Aaiilaeu rt.
heBs hef Netmanna 8hue uon Nt,
btosfd Tlc plfobIpag BON Rehtas.
u bai $1,000 Dem NHlltion6 See
onfiiben unb pltttteidlilten qflta8.
uelhlelbtnhen 0re iaoi5BrtbonbtS
Rtbfaal0 iibcfmigien Eifs mnrae
uns Ioeben pcm tdtnriiier 1rit
NoIpp in @erlbarr miiacibeslt U8
Nt an Airicr @ieilc lghr ahaebradi
8ii bemericn, Ndb hh auh Sic ein.
bclloaen bce Erorna hi icbr oner.
tenncnSmerther Mcilg on beu ssubI.
ibatiatrii6meric beibeiliai bobea.
Die ArtrgsbiIie miro oui Der Be.
roriichrn6en aonurnilou 0es tadis.
bcrbanocs Nebraska rine anrrania
erboltct CbmoDI Der 8crban0 cine
idlonc Sunune iiir ben eolcn 8ued
geiammelt, fam unb iolte tn gIn.
bciradt Der @erInnaerlme 0rs Srie.
ges nno Der gtotb mo Oes eIenos,
Die er i'm @eicIee bat. fir unIerc
lei0enoeu Stauneseenojicen nod,
mebr eethnn peroen.
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sSnterefante streiHidlter.

Berlin. (6unfer6eriht.) 9ie
ueberiee Neligteiten.ag agentur foat.
13eutide 5eitilngen, Die fiir5lid
m ben Ser. Gstaoten ei1trofen, ent.
bielten @inlagen NIT 0ein &at6e,
omeritanii9e Wiluitionsfa6riten 5u
5eritoren. 3ies niro omtlid ais
unOerniinftig lno gefdbrlid be3eid.
net. IS mar anIdeineno oos @erf
mibleiteter beiBtopiiger 9iirger, Die
nerinAten, auf 6ieie 8eile cine glgi.
tation our95uiii6ren. 4ein Sci.
tllngs6ureap lit 0afiir berontiport.
li6.~
2on6ou. Ger 9ieltteride glmIter.
banter 9eridtcritatter Ianote cine
Depeihe aus Berlin be3iigli6 eines
hom 9eutIden 8unoesrat6 betannt
gegebenen GetretS. geo6 oieler ge.
itintinlIng miiiien ale Siilienfrii6te,
bic bonn 2lusIanoe inportiert per.
ben, no9 elmer ginfoufsgeiellidaft
III berlin 5u ben bonn Helhsfan3ler
felteeiesten 8e0iugilngen geionot
neroen. Gieie 8eitinmung be3ie6t
iid ni9t nuf 5ntporte Don beiesten|
@ebieten.
Gfien. 9aS beriibntte 6eutIdeI
purOe geftern fir
tpeitere Is Monote organiIiert. g(lsI
6efonnt tpnr0e, 6aB es fid aufIoien|
noIlte, trof Ser gitnoesrat6 WlaB.
regeln, oas Spnoifat tater 9legie.
gu iibernebmen. llmI
bieS 3u berbinoern, lpur6e Die glnf-
Lofung oorldniig Inn Die genonnte
Reriooe berldofen.
Bern. Ger fron5oiiI1e 9oti6of.I
ter, iotpie Der britii6e uno italieni.I
Ihe @eianote baben Der Sdtpei5erI
Goten ihrer 9aegierimgen
iiberIieIert, Die Die 0rganiiierungl
oes bergei6Iogenen Sdtpei5er Gin
bebonoeln. Die geotenI
peroen oem 8un6esratb oorgeleat
peroen.
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Ser srid sie6t nid,t.

2onOon. II. Sept. - sym Inter.
bauie muroe Die gInfraee an Die ge.
gierung gerihtet, iparim Die Golt.
ien0e BON oeutihen, oiterreidiihen
ltn0 uligoriid)en GiuiIqefanaenen
nidt in oen britiIden 01ltnitions.
fabrifen beihdftigt piir0en. Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0es arieasntini.
iterilrns erpioerte, 0ie fSroge qebe
eigentlid ben Wlunitionsntinilter
SloDo George an aber er lei per.
i0nlid Der glniiat, onB Die internir-
ten glusIauOer niat ge5fpungen per.
ben fonnten, ariegsmateriaI fiir bic
britilde glrmee beroltItellen. (Dos
ipiiroen redt nette @ei1oiie tuer0en.) J
Miniiterproiioeut 2lsquitb meinte,
Dab gegen Die apdngsipeiie 8el6Gf.
tigung bon @efangenen IN ben Ueli.
aitionsfabrifen 8eoenfen borlaaer,
unO oieier S6ritt bonn britiidDen
Bolfe ni6t gutgebeiben tDiiroe. 9lith
D1ren ieoenfolS BieOerbereeltunQs.
maBregeln bon Seiten oes Getnoes
alt eripnrten.
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senatOr eeluis segem anIei6e.
Grfldrt, SieieIbe mirb cine 4anif
ME 1873 nnS 1898 berDOr-
rufen.

Chicago, IL. Sept. - Senator
s. Sanlilton 9etDiS berDffentli6te
geitern einen grief tpelhen er an
@unOesidabiefrctdr M1c9looo uno an
cen gunbes-Relerpernt6 geri1tet bot
uno in peldem ct geeen Die pro.
ponierte en9liife Billion Dollar.
g[nleibe proteItiert. Ser 3nef Der
geroffentlihura bes Sdreibens, er-
tlart Senator Gents, iii, baB Oas
Bolt NIT ben 8anfiers fonIultieren
fam iiber Die re6te 8ebiitttng oes
@et0es fir oas NoIf.
9ie anleibe, iaet er, tpiirbe cine
8ieberboIitno Der g}anifen bon
1873 uno 1893 berltrfahen.
Die Hieieniltnme piiroe benz
@elObeitanoe oes Qaroes su elmer
8eit ent3ogen perben, oa Die Gin.
FINITE beg 2anoes infoIge oes euro-
paiiden arieges Elm 8efi5it oufpei.
fen, Der sS5ulport a5geidnitten It'll
un6 g(merifa ge8iDnngen lit, Bel ft6I
ieI6It git bergen ODER bic SteuernI
Der giirger 8u erh6ben fans ni6t|
seniigenO @elo I'M 2anbe lit, INN
zine ameritoniihe GegierrnesanIeibe
81 erniogIiden.
@enn, iDie n1nnhe bebnupten, i'm.
ier 2dnO ons @elo ni9t ibenotbigt,
lnb eg nod nuGDGrts oerlieben tuer.
ben foa, i9Iage ih Dor, mir berlei.
ben es nob Sii0 Gnerita.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Stem 9orf, II. Sept. = gei Der
am @eitttDod) glbenO erfoIgten gr.
rffnHng oes eriten gaa9t.OaatltraIi.
iationsgeridteS i'm 2onOe fan6 ftd,
etne groBe Menge glusIanoer olIer
gfationen elm, I'M oas erite giiraer.
papier 81 bolen. Gie 9lpplifanten
6ilOeten einen Iangen 3ug. goran
idritt eine Muitftapelle. gor oem
Gountp Gourtbouie tpuroen BON
4nipdlten uip. glnipraden
iiber 8iipgerpflidten eebaIten. 9ns
nene Observation-Disclosures Ion an
mebreren gtbenoen Der @ohe often
gebalten meroen.
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@nnhmndlnnn.

Gie 6. nnO &. 6iterreidiidJ-nn.
gnriide gOtidaft gibt biernit auf.
trogsgenrGB alien 6iterretfii6en un0
ungarii6en Stootsongeborigen Io-
pie bosniib ber8egotpiniiden Can.
oesangeb6rigen funo, oaB oiefelben
nod 8oragrop6 327 oes 0iterrei.
diif.ingariiden DtiIitGrItrofaeIebes,
falls iie in sobrifsbetrieben tb6tia
iino, tpelde 8affen uno 01unition
fir Die 5ein0e ibres gaterIonbes
beritellen, ii6 bes gerbrehens aeaen
Die militdriide gaaft ibres Qon6es
lhulbig noden altf peIdes bic
5trafe bon To- bis 20-idbriger ge.
fdngniBbaft llno inter 6eion0ers er.
Idmerenoen 1lmitdnoen iogar Die 20.
OesItrafe geiett 1T. Sails fie 0ober
IN ibre Seimotb Suriidfe6ren, Ieben
lie iid Der botlen Strenee oes sc.
ieses aus.
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e[epelanbs ganfen snmsen nidlt.

GIebeIono, II. Sept. = Die gon.
fen in GIebelono gnben foIt etnItim-
mig Die Grfldrutg ob, oab fie fi9
an Der WfiIiarOenonleibe fir eng.
Lamb rno Srnntrei6 nidt betbeiligeu
ipiiroen Cine gonf ging iogar 70
melt, ibren 2epofitoren Surd 9ln.
i6Iog nlit3utbeiIen, ooB fie nidts
NIT Der aLtiIeibe iu tbitn boben tuoIIe.
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SSir ltcbt's init
NadJbar MirritO2
GnglanO nnD Jranirri1 mOttrH germ
luIiitn, oh has geben ibrer Son
luln bort lder LII!
sImerIa bat nod fsius stgIcrHns ansriauntl

Wnihiuatom ~. Srbi. = 9lrhre.
re uIropdtidle Rrairrruacn bobcn Bet
Den gcr. staaten 0nacfragt, mcIhc
1hrltie bic amcritanild)e Rcaierlng
nit 9esng ani 9lrrifo az tbnn ge.
ocutc, Ter tran3oiiite gotidaiter
5lilleranO bdtte geltern iiber Oicje
slngeIeaenleit NIT Oen Stnntsiefre.
tar Sanling etue lange Sonieren3.
Der britiite eieidb1itstrdger Golptl.
lc 9arclaD ipradl ebeniaaS I'M
Staatsoepdrtement Dor uno inate,
oab er bon ieiner gegierung beauf.
traat lporoen iei. bel ben britii9en
aoniuln IN gforo. .Rerito an3uirogen,
oh es fir lire Si9erbeit r1tbIib
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lci bds 9on0 al berIaIien. Sbnt
ion aeiogt lpor0eH iein, oaB oie Der
treter frcmber @rairrungen bic iett
tn Nlerito lidler march,
Bon hnhen gieaieranasbcomtet
muroe aciogt, Dob Bic @er. Staten
bisbCr nod teine Heaiertng III Dle.
rifo onertamit b1tten.
Gie iid) In Wertfo gebiIOeie 0ilis.
geieaidaft bot peitere $4,000 BON
oem Rodeieaer.SiIfsionO erboIten.
Snuieube RotbIeiocnoe peroeu bon
Den 9lmerifonern iinteritiitt uu0 In
manden 66IIen iuer0en Die llnaIiid-
liden Dor Dem SungertoOe beiuobrt.
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Wetter6eric6t!

Sir omaha unO ltnigegeno:
Sdon betite 2tbenb unO Somitog;
fein neientIi6er Geniper1turpediel.
Sir geebrasto: Sdon beilte abero
ino Sonitog; fiibler I'M norOIiden
uno oitIi1en SbeiG.
Sir Soma: Selite 9lben6 iino
Snn1itog ioa id0ne uno angenebme
8itteriing berrfden; mariner i'm
iino cetltrnIen 3beiI; ct.
mas fiibler om Samitag I'M noro.
SbeiL
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@irfIame 2Hftaneriffe.

Berlin, IL. Sept. - lleber bic
oeutiden sSliegeraugriffe auf Con.
bon du Mlittipod letter Bo6e mel.
bet bic beuti6e aomiroIit1t Deolgen.
oe8: 9eutide WtarinefIug3eitge grif.
fen in Der Jta6t bonn s. auf Sen 8.
September ben tpeitIi9en Sbeil ser
(staOt 2onoon, Die groBen Jabrifen
nabe bem Sofen bon Npripib un0
Die Giieneiebereien 5u 0iO6Iebrougb
an. @|etpaItige Grplofi.
omen Duroen ourd rnfere Bomber
reruriadt. llniere 2uftidiffe tpur.
ben INIT GROCER Seftigfeit bon ben
feinOliden 8otteriene 6eiboIIen, aILeI
ober febrten inbeid1Oiet 3uriid.
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gritcnOerlnite an ben aarbanelren

2onbon, II. Sept. = gts gum
81. auguit betrugen bic britiIden
8erluite pGbren6 Der Sample an
oen 9ar0anellen $3.50 @ann an
8ooten, 8eriunnoeten un6 @efonee.
men. 1760S Mann iilt0 gefaIlen,
0arunter 1880 9ffi5iere; bertultnoet
trltrben 2371 Sffi3iere un6 59,257
Mnnu; 373 9ffi8iere unb S02tl
gtonn tpuroen bon ben Siirfen sc.
fanae1 aenonnnen.
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sOIbatenmanael in isranfreidl.

8aris, II. Sept. - 9ie 9fegie-
rung reidte geitern in Der 9eputier-
tef1furnmer cine 8orloge Elm, Iortt
ipelder 4uabert I'M 2lIter bon is
SSSSabren 3H 6cu @offen einberufen
tperOen ioaen. 6erner fol1en 1i9
ole Mdnner Bis gum AZ. 2eben8.
iabr, Die bisber ni6t geOieltt baben,
bereit balten einge3ogen 8u iperoen.
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gna[ildjes sandJ6Oot fntId1.

2ouOon, II. Sept. Gie aSnti.
raIitGt bat geitern 9oduittog 5ltge.
eeben oaB Sas engIii6e 51ndboot
CT" in tiirftiden @epGIlern Der.
ienft nno' oeiien @emdnm,ng In @e.
fonsepidaft 9eratben lit.
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0PnTen 6ernfen Qonbitnrm elm.

getroeroO, lis. 2onbon, II. Sept.
- 2nut einem llfos Oes Barren ftno
ale perfiisboren Wiannidoften Der
Qnnotuebr ino oes 2anOitiirfnes ouf.
geforOert, iid gum UaiIit6roienit 3u
fteIen.
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= Ger Sy1puner eyobu g. gsofo.
pama, peIder bei Dlit6en, gee6.,
cine 6arm baiiti, 6radte am 0liH.
mod orei 8ogsonlooingen Minobieb
nod Siio Omaha uno uerfoufte fie
bort Or fam erit Dor fiinf Sobren
noh glmerifa.
geruft Gud BEL Ginfdufen ouf
Die yEribiine~.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-13
Saturday

Five car loads of sample ore have
been shipped from the Cahoon mine to
Mayville where it will be tested out in
the foundry. 1t is expected that reg
ular shipments of ore will soon COM
mence.
c. L. Coward, editor of the Lodi En-
terprise and John Dixon, principal of
the Lodi schools, with their families,
were in Baraboo Sunday. Mr.. Coward 8
daughter was one of those confirmed
by Bishop Webb at the Episcopal
church.
Rev. A. L. Morse, his attorney
Paul Mahoney, and Attorney
Wolf of La Crosse were here
yesterday taking deposition testimony
in the libel suit of Morse VS.. Keller
and the Modern Woodmen of America.
AS stated in these columns in previous
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-13
PARK VIEW
Club MEETS

The Park View club held its regular
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gchoephoester Friday evening, there
being large attendance. The business
'naaeting opened with roll call followed
10y the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year:
President-Ot&0 Upho&
Vice president-Mrs H. c. Mertzke
Secretary-Ida Mertzke
Treasurer Mrs. William Schoephoes-
ter.
1t was voted to meet the FIRST Friday
of each month during the summer.
The club will give lawn social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Uphof FRI
day evening, May Fl, to which every
one is cordially invited.
The program opened with the song,
On Sank County, follow ed by recita-
tion by Carl Sherman. Miss Esther
Meyers also gave recitation; a paper
on The Garden, Transplanting Plants,
was given by Mrs. E. w. Meyers. A
discussion followed Charles Zantow
gave very interesting paper on The
Raising of Baby Beef and How to Pro-
fit by it, which was also discussed. The
program closed for the evening and
refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held Friday
June 4. E~a
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-13
REACHES BARABOO
FROM GRINDtLWAlO

Jacob Kaufman has arrived from
Grindeawald, Switzerland, and IS at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bieuer
in the town of Greenfield. Mr.. Kaut-
man resided here for some time and
returned TO Switzerland anCmber OF
months ago for an extended visit.
Grindelwald is up among the: noun
taias negr Interlaken and is visited by
nsny tourists VINO go to see the gla~
cbers on the Jungfrau.
The eGraveler sailed from Genoa
Italy, on April 9Th, on the White Star
iner, 'Canopic, and reached Barabo0
on April 10Th. He was seventeen days
on the water, making but short
Istop'a Gibralter on eccount OF the
hostile attitude at that place.
The inspection at Boston was MOST
rigid and it was necessary for those
'tfrom foreign countries to be vacclnated.
The steamer was loaded to it's fall ca
paoity. Most of the nlen of military
|>ageWvho came had been in this country
before and it was necessary for them
to obtain permission from their gov
ernnent before they could leave.
These whoaare of naa3itary age and have
not been naturalized in another eoun-
try must remain athome and assist in
protecting the border. Many, maoy of
the Swiss men are,in the army on the
border of the country and this 10 al
mest as.eN pensive to the government
ae If the country were at war.
MIR. Kaufman gives some of the pre-
Iwalling. prices in Switzerland as fol-
lows:
] Bread, 2 pounds for II cents
Flour, 23 cents 8 pound
Sugar, 8 cents pound
Potatoes, 100 pounds for 81 SO
Milk, per quart cents
Itisvvery difficult to import wheat
and other food stnffs 80 the country
faces a grave problem. All work on
the railroads has been cut one-half,
the discharged men going into the
army. Men must work like sixty and
receive only 80 cents day if the labor
, ie mot skilled.
The resort hotels have not been
opened since August and the mountain
railroads are running no trains.
sixteen came with Mr.. Kaufmaa out
Of the little >Gritadewald valley and
others ~Bould Hike .t3 get away.
Mr.. Kaufman says that othera are
coming as soon aas they can. When
asked ifthe intended to go back to the
old country one lock from Mr.. Kanf-
man was-sufficient to emphatically say
that America was more than good
enough for him.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-13

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the indamma ton can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be des-
troyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
but an intiamed condition of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constip pa
ton. Advertisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Noyes of Madi-
son have received letters from San
Francisco stating that their son, Clifford
H. Noyes, and Alice Klasina Haze
were to be married today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noyes and son formerly resided in
Baraboo and the young man has been
in California for a number of years
He is in the employ of the Union
League club. The ancestors of the
bride came from Holland.