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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
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SandlbOOirn jum Wlrerrsgoii
ylrpiun binabgrianOt.


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ridiltn bdB 90 lemon l1Iinicu tt
otr NubfH bei eiaua nt Hehuen bhf
mldfn Dem eupism m0 llNof.
laB lieaeu lleteral "a ogn aar
paihen meIba bic Ridicn eriolae
(bri 3idi Atr0ditet dbcr ilcuen iih
0ielcIteu smcridoeuotbIta uber ais
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8uiieH aui ocm 0ormdrih. mem
audi bic 1cniiden btMutcu. 0aB
iie eincu uliitiheu 2inlriii nd va.
tiampol obgeidlloapn haben Iieie
Grtihait tisgi beoeutcn0 mciier
meitIidl bon icHeu Strauuacu mel.
DE Die Geutiheu Dor mcnidcn Ia.
gen in geiit hattcn. Sic 1eltidlen
meIoen ierner. 0aB iic oic 5ranloien
I'M 8oeure Eiitritt uu0 0ie 9elgicr
in 6Iuu6ern 8uriidgetric6en baben.
(lln6 0ns folmen pe6cr Die &c.
idlagenen nod Die GngIdnoer in glb.
reoe iteIleu.)
Die friiAeren octtihcn areu3er
!, @oipuo mo agreslall", wclde icbt|
oie titrfiide 6Iagge fiiArcn, 6a6en'
Die rlliiiide 5Iotte pic0erilm al Der
Stiiite Der arinalaI6iaiel ange9rif.
Ten, iidl ober nadj bitigam @eiedt
Dor elmer ritiiiiden lte6erma6t 3u.I
riIdgejogeu.
Gas oeutihe 3aud6oot oll.3t"
bat oas bi55er an Der UeitfiiItq Syr.
lanos itationiert gepciene 8aldboot
nll.2S" abaeloit g6e es ober a6.
oanIpfte bat es nod oas ruiIiibe
5diii aSermes" ml0 oeH britiiben
Gambler pOIioire @berieuft.
Die 6atlBariide Gegierlug bat ei.
ne ertldrllug abgege6en, lallt mel.
fer 9anoenfiI5ter Sen @infaQ ins
etbii6e @ebict leiteteu lmo 0ofilr
inr 8eranttuortung ge3o9en peroen
DiiroeH. IS miro geiogt, odb ii6
inter 0enienigerL malde an Dem
faubnlge tbsilna6men and 3ilrfen
mo 0eiterrcider iid beiunoeu bo.
ZEN iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
Die 65ien 7rutidleul

SOtiO, &. 9lpru. Der iapnniidlc
Bremiermiuiiter Graf Gfilma IOa
bel elmer Nniprnhe erflGrt 6aben,
bah nnr bic 9entiden in Gbina baS
8eriidlt arfgebradlt 6Gtteu, ban ,Sa-
pan iid in China feitleten iuullc.
0ieieS CSeriiht luare aber iOfOrt Don
3apaH tlargcitellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
Rindlot ansncluieleu.

@aaa 6ullm0, 6. 2lpril - 8if
ior0 4tutot Gr Cbcriortmeiiter Der
0er. Stoatcu. non ncldem es beiBt.
Dab er I'M gtamen 0cr gm0esregie.
uug ais Spc3iolagent in Der euro
pdiid)cu ariegs5oue tbdtig lit, nur.
Dc bon Der 6eutiben Gegierung aus
8elgieu ulsgcluielen. Die 1eutiden
proteltirten gegen oen 2luientbalt
9iuAot's in 9eIgieu, neil oeiien
Sdmager in britiihen Geqicrunqs-
oieuiten itebt. GelltihIon0 bot BON
bornbereir Die @rfldrltng obgegeben,
OaB 8n6ot aus 0iclem @rnaoe nidt
dfs Gcrtreter Der uneritufiiheH
6ilfsfomiiiion in 8eIgien ftngiren
totme. Die amerifoniiAe Regierung
bat oieie5 au6 eingeiebeu un0 miro
einen anoeren @lann an Stelle Sin.
DOTS ernenlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
sdllpcbiidler 9ampfer nrfnnrrt.

aOpenbagen, 6. gpril.- 2er NIT
Ylai5 belaOcue ifIiueOiide Gampfer
nGnalanO", uOn gucHOS Hires nad)
@OtbeubnrG lunrOe OOn eincm 6euts
ifcn ariegSidiff in Der Gitiec auf.
Gcgriffen unO in eiHea Seutidcn Sa.
fen geleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
Grinr hS6eren 0lnten.

8oibington 8. gtpril. Ole be.
attroeten boben SsroGtr1ten fir
SetreiOe itno @etreioeproOufte bon
4unften in 0fldboma na6 geebras.
Ia ln0 Stnnias tpuroen bon Der Sfui.
Itenitoatlifen Sonoelsfonlmiiiion
ais nidt Suldilie ertldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
9enti6lanb Sroteitiert.

@aiGinatbu, 6. glpriI. = geaen
bic iScit9aItune OsS Oentiden 9am-
piers uCOeniualO@ i'm 6afen uon
San 5nan, 4UrtO 9lito, hat 9cntidJ-
lamb bel Der gnnSe5reaierung nuter
Se3na auf bic Rcutralitatsgeiebe
prOteiticrt. (So it's redt!)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
gaenes @rn6ennnoliid.

@reenbille, a5a., 6. gIpril. = III
9ergleiite fanien bci cincr aeitern
bier itattgeirlnocnen @rubenaaS. Or.
ploiion i'm Sboal Greef aoblcn.g .ger0.
nerf 5u 8ooe. 10 2ei6en mir0en
bereitS geborgen. lligefdbr 400
9ereIente, bic gernoe cingefabren
paren, enttanlen uaberlest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
aein @ifbrand Der 6planOiidcu
1Slnnne.

g8aibington 6. 2lpril = Sic
bollauoiide 9tegier1ng bot Die Ser.
9taoteu in aenntniB geiebt, ooB ale
5diffc, melde Die boQ1n0iide Stag.
&c in boaGnoiider @cp1fern fii6.
rem getapert uno in Doqdnoii6en
@1fen tutcrnirt iDer0en pitrOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
9crIincr Observation-Disclosures.


Berlin, 6. glpril. (lleber 2on6on.)
0iebr ais eine 0tillion Dtarf bat
biSber Die Observation-Disclosures
fir io5iale 8pede mabren0 0e8 arie.
qeS ausgege6en. 3abon entfal[en
itber "a @}iaionen ouf Die g[rbeits.
Observation-Disclosures, obgeIeben bon
ben @rltntt1tngen an ben Wlo9iItrot
fitr gtu8lagen Der 8emertIdaften;
rln0 10000 0forf iit1o an Ueiet.
beibilfeu getpdbrt noroen 1ln0 49,.
900 0eart an geueinniisiae Ser.
cine. 9ie 9Lusgdben fir 2iebes.
ga6en an oo8 Seer 3ur 8eibna6ts.
5eit belieien iid ouf 100000 0eart,
no5u nod run0 5000 Wearf fir Bic
I'M Geloe Iteben6cn 8eonnten Der
8eriiderungSanitolt foutmen. 3ie
Snbalioenrentenbepegltng iebte BET
9eginn oes Striege8 tart Elm,
i6na6te iid ober IN ben Iebten
O&onoten IN 8oloe giirltiger @eItal.
trng Der tpirtbi6oftli9en Gage gang
ab. 3agegen niirlint oia
terbliebenenfiriorae bon @oHe
Bi 8ode 8i, Sa ben eriten 9oeen
Oes 6ebritnr giugen iiber 30 an.
trdge bon Sinterbliebenen gelaQeuer
arieger Ell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
0l0e 21 idlnlnin hrfnnArn

SnOiauapOIiS, 6. glpril. - Sn
Der ltnterindInng ii6er Die 8a6l.
idminOeleien mnrOen ale 81, Gin.
idlliehlid Siirgcrmciiter Roberts,
fir idnlOia Definoen. 9as llrt6eil
iOQ IlOntas OertiinOet wcroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
Oiniiid)r sdJlappr
am 9niritrr.JInBl
lItbrrgnng iibrr OrnIrIbrn Drr6lubrrt
uH0 brrlirrrH Bet Dem Brirdlt
1,4O0 Wriangrnrl
llH0arH gtbi aui Iclrtn sonStrIrItOtn tinl

EiliptIiff aitutf.iihft gitfi4l
H H aH h atf
t Vred m dl aiffR abra
ha'8eabe Faalai l tsm M
t0f@H Haie uHa 1ndruH86E
1ien mf9eu b' 0bmbft mt ataff
efaitiluna hrlatit0i it o
oHhlfea ffouitu i0mmt All bci
iI3eu lriliictefompig0s im uaac
memeH dber bfrritt pctadlidbud
ha Ruhe 9ldbe Teiglu3ute. SO
lltb pm 3aIe3iirom brriudlie cine
ltarte uIi'ldt lulprcnmudlt oet
Iucief 8u lit1riareitcn iDat0c ic
oudl rah uehrituuoiaem bciiiagm
8efedlt BrutarDaricp Njr nod
ten la 0icicm IrcHcu il00 @e.
iuH8lnc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
gInS fran30iiider CneQe.

gdris, 6. 2lpril. - Gas fran3o.
iii6e arieg5amt meloet ii5er bic
9eitrigen @raiauiiie auf Dem peItli-
den Ssriegsidauplab 5olaenoes:
~@8 regnete aeitern fait Den gan.
3cn 3ag 1iu0urd, syn Dem Maloe
bon b'9Iillp, iiio6itlid bon ct. vi.
biel, orangen uniere 1nppcn Dor
un6 nabnen 0en 0elti6eu 0rci 6in.
ter chamber Iieaeuoc SGiibeugra.
ben o6 (oh neD. 9(ud geipanHcn
mir norooitIid BON GcgRieDilc ct.
mas an 3errain
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
At0Iieniidlcr 0nmpfrr nfrienft.

8enna 6. April. - Sin bcI4Ifes
lt-SOOt iOl Den itaIieniidlen Dam.
pier ucniai 1aruOi", Der NIT aOb.
len aiS Baltimore nadl @enua be.
ltimmt mar, aabe Der ipnniider Sii.
ite Derientt baben. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
scr S9.iahrinr @etrr0n aaiIinm

Der 89jdbri9e Yeteran @ilIiam
Sii1op, Der lett SOnntns Oermiht
lunroe uurOe bel Council Bluffs
NIT 3eridnittcnen SanOselenfem anf.
gefnnoen. Sin 6lntigeS RaliermeIIer
laG neben linn, nnO id6eint cs, SaF
gii1op in geiitesseit0rtem 3nItanS
Ssl6itmDrb beging.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06

'fleH Una uH6 W lIHgIHfa
tlnN 8.f ma er.
m uahluns
8u hU5n marm Gic
tngnnaeigU MaHdm loatea
0fbM m bN ulhn 0dmfe.
teeH aeoat.u Igaalo tHfc 0etltt.
hlH Colour uhtlt ino.
% bgiu Ntafr 8l0ilcr Msl6m,
odh tereit FiilItgaet ser ralil.
idcu llma hn fo0 anf 0en
aIadIiielo 8tlH0w bohen Tar.
dla iom man ciHeu @hiB aaf bir
enoruten 8.rlulie ieaen meldle oic
iiflen grlItieu ba11H uuiiien, 0enn
oie 8fiamni5dbi Den iHs Neer EN-.
d2trciencu 1imd-ab1cor0neten BE-
tfQdt meuia libcr SD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
cNHfUu bfallan Nftihi

fliH Hpdl t4HnieHaf
B't mdaHt Httmi
nlFf 1fN NfI5aH 0 n
waH0am NieIa fla6 N6eH
m
IH Settler mlp Ml5tfbrilI.
llg lFnliFafit rnmteH &tflldp
inHaH in f 1Hunt 1000 rw
Nfaiim uiamWmMHebta mtldt
3aH ausHabme liH0atf N8Hr mt
her Aarbifii is0t b8n b 8pfl in
imifgm Aeiu DO slhr anh 0ieit
rrtiinrlicn 1uppu mroen 6urh
mier afliltfieielcr Wrudleirirs
leu
brda6iidV 0eriHde m 0m ar.
n0nnenpalheu Dofgurideu. unr0er
oiuh artifitigi0ifr urrcitcli GIN
iinrtcr ainariif oes Eciuoes oili im.
ifre SipaH5cn meiilib pom Non.
reutllea iu0lih bon Bdfennes brodl
'eine iur3e Sttcdc Dor Ocn 0cutitcu
geieiiiNmgen luiaumeH
\ 6ra8oiiidle Suiauiericau1riiie
..peiilidl poH &au1t.d.1iouii9u lpd.
Prem eriolglo5, pdbreu0 0ie Grutihen
~ benz @al0e Don ga 8retre eiti.
n gooen geDannen in0ent iic
lehrere gliucn IN bic guit ipren1.
ten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
4rtraarah brriendlt.

Berlin, 6. 2lDril. 9u Sen
sdlreden ocg arieges fonruen mn.
me5r IN RuBlno bic 9cglciteridlei.
mngen Seudcu oQer glrt, meIde
Die @cUolterlng oe5uniren. gludl
Die ritiiiiCbc 5ouptita0t jte6t bereits
TN 3eiben Der miteden0cn aranf.
beiteu. So mel0et Dos in Gbrtitio.
uio erideinen0e oMorgenbla0et~ ein
uormegiidcr 9Ir8t iei ioebcn aus ct.
Betersburg 5uriidgefe5rt. Gr IhiI-
oerte Die Sanitdt55uitdnoe Der Sta0t
in Den 0ullfcliten 5arben Der Q[r5t
beri6tet, 0aB 8Bpbus un0 Id)mar8e
A8Iattern aufgetreten ieien rno fth
unter Der 8epolfeumg in liberia.
ihelta id]neger g9eiie nerbreiteten.
Qic Selt6en bdttet bertits pieIe
Cpfer gefor0ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
9IE Namnil IN brn NnrnnIIen-

8rrIin itbcr gun0ou, s. glpriI.
- Ole ay3otiouo5eituuq" briuat ci.
ucu 9eridlt ibrcs arieasforrelpon
benton. oer otg felt @odlen IN 0en
Snrpotben an0auern0en 6lutiaen
Sample beidrcibt. Ias @el6n0e lit
10 iduicrig uu0 oft bon iolder 9e.
idatieubeit. 0aB mon Steaungcn, oie
man nit idperen Gpfern geuonnen
bat, nieOcr rGlmIeu uuB, oa iie feis
ne lleberiidt qeludbren. Die RuIian
fitbren 6eit1noig friihe 8erItGrflla.
gen inS delter un0 erIeioen furdt.
bare 8erluite, Die 5u Dem negatibcn
Grfolg ibrer 8emiibungen in feinem
8erbaltniB Iteben. S5n 0en lebten
&ageu nndteu lie pergebIide Ser.
iude, Die berbiinoeten oeutidjen un0
oiterretd -ungariihen 8ruppen ami.
iden Dem 2uptops uno uS3ofpaB
8urilf310rdngen. Die 0euti1en Ser.
bitnoeten Oolbringen ndd) Dem 8e-
ridt Oes aorreiponoeuten gegeniiber
Der feinoliden ltebernodt mabre
8unoer an gtu8oauer mo 8apfar.
felt.
Srot al[er 8enii9ungen boben 6ie
Ruiien biSber ibren 3mef, no6 I'm.
garn our68u6re4en nod nidt err
reidt s5n Sen &arpat6en finoen
aae Sample nit Der ein3igen Qlus. |
nabme Der 8utlasnieoerungell mo-
oie guiien fait Die gleiden SteIun-
gen mie I'M letten Sanuor beiebt
5aIten auf goli8ii6em 8ooen itntt. |
5enieit8 Der 9udopinaer @ren8e
1atten mir geitern einige perein3elte
lbeilerfolge 3lt ber3ei6nen. a5n GIt. /
Iali3ien uno auf oen anoeren &unf-
.en Der S6lu6tliuie berri6t 9fube.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
s)nrra6, Oier me6rl

Y qon0on 6. 2(pril Der 6ritiid,e
l9ampfer oglortblan0" muroe inn
,tnglii6en aanal BON einem 0cnti6eu
lalIdboot berienft 0as gleideSdif.
\ ial tbeiIte Der groBe i5iideroampfer
AAlantba4. Ole geiuBung bcioer
FAiffe tuuroe gerettct.
Gin oeutiheS 1audboot 8erit6rte
An gIermeltonol ouf Der S)o6e bon
sMolts Nod, etiDn Is Meilen {iiolid
foon 2onoieno, Gorntuoa, ben britt.
idlen Gampfer aGitD Of 9rcmen"
J Jon Dublin. 8m6If itberIe6cnoc SS5n-
dniien eeS Gampfers baben Ben,
Mnee erreiat; bier anoere ipQen ers
anifen fem. Ger @lasgoiper
ri sUfer oGIibinc@ rpuroe Sonntag
a fhspnaittag ourh Elm oeutides
Gdutboot gum Sinten gebradt Die
kemamlilng tutroe bon einem brt.
Fiden 9orpeooidger aiifgenouimen.
"a gsas bic CfnslauOer iasen.
9ouool s. 2[pril. - Gas ofFent.
ae 3ntcreiIe ipirO gegeuipdrtig auf
& e Sample III Den Stnrpatben ge.
I 4ift 9ort ireroen bic Sample nit
Sobter &artndftgfeit fortgeiebt; in.
Hileu ideinen (fatiirIid it's gug
o Irug) bic 9iafiIen trob beloell-
4 Wt6i9er @eeenuebr Der beteinig.
=. Cpiterreid3er uno giuIien an,
| AW0 un0 Aooen 1u gclDimen.
shdien bgitnOen iiG iest auae6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
gcflnitliite Der r3rcSorn".

@efhiflilte Der pIres0en"
i 9erlif. 6. April. (iSImfeu6eridlt ]
Gie ofii3iele 9erluitliite oes
8 rel8ers aIresoen9, melher BON
@ eugIiiaar6 fi6rrfeurnen df iea
II ueutsnten GIetudiiefn iiberf1aen
8no baum uon Der eilnen Wonnihuit
g &erltert Dlr0e, lit 1ier eingetroiicn
Ter 4ooten itu0 cs iiebcn, rucldp
bic Cite entGdlt oaju fonlmt nod
I'm 8erm'f II. Sfiper uernunoet
Bourbon Heum Gffi3Ierc nno Dlatro.
Ven, leiht bermunoet feds. Die
Sibrige giaauidnft lit betamttlih
Dor Chile auf elmer tleinen s5nicl
Fnabe Santia5o bis gum gnoe oe5
arie8es iuterniert iDor0en 9tad.
iiebfn0 Die 9tameH Der Seloen mel,
We BET Dem Sample i1r 9eben Qe.
|cpferi mO lot 9lut ner0oiien babcu.
3iarineiugenieur-2lip 9erte Gber.
kaatroieu O. 6unger, @ilb. Glein.
Snro. qaHl Sonide, 6ei5er 8ran3I
|Aeuter ui6 aaIlpib. gIerniBt. 6erI
'6heridrei6er sSo6alncs atemcr5
2fiuer0erpuH6et (geiinocu 3ufric.
DenFteIleun): aap. .Qeutnont g9ie6.
,lis, Ctcr.Stcuermonn 0}ar 3enb,
. ber .p1aifiniit @affrcp, 8orpe0o.
laidhdit Suuge, gootsmounsmaatI
NraB, gfa. III Gnrle lm0 Sra.
mers 3 Ieleglap1iIt W1olge0ep uuo
Hei8er 0laamiB. Qeidlt bcrpunoet |
C9etinocn 8uirieoeniteaeu0): Seutn. |
i. q 9ldr Shmiot 2eutn. B. Rei. |
|Riharos, Gber.gootsnlannsmnatI
g9arnemiinoe, 9bernatroie Giibl, |
sDlf role 5prangei5 lmo Sei5er aurl |
Se dOt.
Snrrab, bier me6rl
Qon0on, 6. 2lpril, Der britiihe
Gnmpier o91ortblan0" muroe inn
engliiden aonal bon cinem ocutIhen
lalldboot Derienft; 0as glei9e5d)id.
iul theiltp Ser drobp Eiid1pr0omhfpr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
aein GonOerfrieSeu.

8icn 6. 2lpriI. @raf 3uIius
2lnoroiip ebenoliger 9reuiernlili.
tier bon llngorn iagte beute uber
Dos I'M 2lu8lanoe berbreitete @eril9t,
llngorn Itrebe eiuen Sonoerfrieoen
an, 6oIgenoe8; n5oQS uiiere Sem
DC ibre Soffnung oariu ieben, 0oB
innere 3piitigteiten in llugorn gu
einem Son0erfrieoen fitbren per0en,
Damn tGui4en iie iib ic6r. gtotiirlid
miinidt ieoer ben 5rteoen ober nur
einen 6ricoen Der bic ltebelltGnoe,
eegen meIde mir fGulpfelL obiteIlen,
Btr itn0 ur8 aqe fInr 0ariiber, ooB
e8 iid in Oieieu &rieg Inn Die Si.
herbeit ltngorn'8 ban0elt uno mir
mcroen urO miiiien ben Srieg &C.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-06
9lac glatiunalitaten scfncdltct.

Berlin, g. glpril (5lmfenbcriht) J
2(uf Dem llmpeqe iiber S6pes
ben lit Der Cert elmer gle0e bier ein-
getroffeh melde Der ruiiiIcbe So3ia-
liiteniiibrer 3i4eio5c tilr5litb IN Der
0umo bielt. Ger So3ioliit er6ob ei.
neu ilanmenoen 4roteit gegen Die
felt oeu 9eginn oeS ariege8 borba.
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tionen.
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bern Oie barboriiden @ibbonollm.
gen. oeneu Die Syuben in 8olen aus.
geiebt iin0. &tnoerte bon WlGn-
rerrl 5rauen uno &inoern mlrroen
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aus oer aricpssone na9 @arl9all
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Makikl Heiahts Poultry Ranch.

Makiki Heights Poultry Ranch.
5. c. White Leghorns and s. c. Orp-
ingtons. Matching eggs; chicks and
young laying stock. Rec ord of breed
.ers; 1S0-243 aggs. We trap nest birds
every day. Cockrels from hens with
200-egg record. Fresh table eggs and
poultry. Visit us; write for price list
Tet st4s, F. c. Pohlfuann, P. o. box
1888. = - -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
Line IS
BOOSTING WELL
FOR TERRITORY

The efforts Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee to get the steamers Of the
Panama Pacific Steamship Company,
now operating between New York and
San Francisco via the cana! to boost
Hawaii begins to strike response on
the part of the ship owners. Secre-
tary II. P. Wood of the Promotion
Committee writes to Acting Secre-
tary Taylor in a letter received this
morning: ..... r..
Il am pleased to say the Pacific
Steamship Company is doing the best
possible to make the trips Of the Fin
land and Kroonland success. They
are quite willing to distribute our fold
ers upon their return trip. Carl Ntep-
er called upon the purser and made
ARRANGEMENTS not to have the pack
ages of our literature opened until the
vessels had left Panama on the last
lap of the trip up the west coast. Ar.
thur Wall came in on the Finland and
stated he had been besieged for in
formation concerning Hawaii all the
way up" -. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28
OIL BARGE LACK
DELAYS Liner
NIAGARA

The need of an oil barge at the
port OF Honolulu was made plain today
with the arrival of two large trans,
pacific liners each requiring a guam
tity Of fuel oil, and the consequent
delay of the Niagara while the Tenyo
Maru was being given oil.
The big Japanese turbiner was spar
ed a long delay at the port owing to
a small list of through passengers to
the coast of Asia.
: The Tenyo Maru was off quarantine
at daylight Federal medical officers
divided their attention between the
Tenyo and the Niagara, an arrival
! from the Antipodes.
. The Tenyo steamed from San Fran.
cisco with IS cabin, 81 second class
and SO Asiatic steerage passengers. 1t
had been granted pratique and was
we'll in the channel to a berth in the
harbor when followed by the Niagara
The territorial harbor commission
is said to have bitterly opposed the
proposition made by the local man.
agement of one of the big coast oil
companies to install a perfectly equip
ped oil barge for service at Honolulu.
All oil required by visiting vessels
must now pass through a territorial.
owned pipe line which some years ago
was installed at great expense
A barge, available on an occasion
like the one presented today, has been
urged by vessel masters and agents
for the several transpacifc liners
whose steamers regularly call at Ho-
nolulu. *. :...
The situation that developed this
morning, it is believed, will bring the
matter to head.
Capt. 8. Togo continues to retain
command of the Tenyo Maru. Cap.
tain Bent is reported still ashore. His
return to the vessel is indefinite 1t
is stated in shipping circles a Japa-
nese commander may be a permanent
feature in the Tenyo
The steamer met with fine weather.
Directed by T. C.. MeCombe, purser,
DR.. Crooks and Chief Steward Wiley
the travellers participated in a delight.
full series of entertainments and
dances. The Tenyo Topics, the live
wire daily newspaper, was filed with
happenings of social and interesting
nature. The Tenyo Maru was loaded
with heavy cargo, consisting of large
quantity of steel and iron. ~:- +
Castle & Cooke, the local represen.
tatiyes, have booked more than $50
Japanese and Chinese from Honolulu
to the Orient in the Tenyo Maru.
The japanese vessel is taking 800
tons Of oil at Pier 6. It is expected
to steam at 5 o'clock this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-28

. PROPELLER Of
NIAGARA IS
BROKEN

A broken blade to one of three pro-
pellers in the an-Australasian
liner Niagara resulted in that vessel
being detained at Honolulu. A close
race between the Togo Kisen Kaisha
Tenyo Maru and the Niagara for d
berth at Pier s, provided with a fuel
oil connection, gave the Japanese YES
sci the coveted wharf this morning.
The Niagara passed through the chan
mel half an hour later and was moored
across the channel at Pier Z.
Shortly after leaving Auckland the
Niagara lost blade in one of its pro-
pellers. Favored by fine weather the
vessel did not lose much time because
of the accident. The Niagara may not
receive repairs until its return to Sgd
ney, where drydock will be found
large enough to receive it.
The Niagara steamed from Sydney
with 129 cabin, 1876 second class and
80 steerage passengers. 1t landed "a
passengers from several classes at
Honolulu. Much disappointment was
expressed by some who were unable
to tranship to the Matson liner Mat
sonia for San Francisco.
While the Tenyo Maru remains at
the port the Niagara will be unable to
take fuel The vessel is expected to
depart for Vancouver and Victoria,
late tonight A small cargo for Homo
lulu consisted of fertilizer and liquors.
The Australian Commonwealth is
said to have elamped down the lid on
expectation of meats, dairy products
and other lines of refrigerator supplies
to British Columbia. The Niagara
steamed northwest with shipments of
hides and wool. Little freight was TAX
en- at Auckland.
Empire Day. Monday, May "a, was
fittingly celebrated by more than $50
passengers in the steamer Niagara. A
live committee on sports and games
prepared an interesting list of athletic
events. In the evening pleasing en-
tertainment was a feature. The pro-
gram included musical and literary
Hon. B. r. Wise, K. c., en-
route to London to represent the Aus
tralian Commonwealth, was the prin-
cipal speaker. =.
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Mo,,tII'nI1lll6 Oh
UIAN7H

The declaration of the dividend on
McBryde condueed to a. continuation
of the rise In the price of that issue
this morning, when the stock was re-
ported as having changed hands at
sfS1-2. Hilo Common, on the contrary,
was offered at So on the confirmation
of the news that the Brewer p1anta-
tons will continue to ship their
sugar on Inter Island steamers for an
other five years, cutting off hoped
for revenue from the railroad COM
Daly. 49,. - g..
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HIGH sHERIEF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain
Writ of Execution issued by the
Honorable ]. NJ. Monsarrat, district
magistrate of Honolulu, City and goun,
ty of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii
on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1915, in
the matter of l. Rubenstei1i, doing bus
mess under the name and style of 1.
RubensteiR & Co., plaintiff. vs.. B. Hay.
ashi & Co.. Ltd, corporation, defend
ant. for the sum of Two Hundred
Sixty-nine and 65-180 ($26965) Dol.
lars. l did on the 2Sth day of May,
A. D. 1915, levy upon and shall offer
and expose for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, so much
of the property hereinafter referred
to as may be necessary to satisfy the
said Writ of Execution, at defendants
place of business, to wit, 1853 N. Bere
tania street, near River street, in
Honolulu, at 10 O'Clock a. M, of Tues
day, the 29th day of June. A. D. 1915,
all of the right. title and interest of
the said E. Hayashi & Co.. Ltd, a cor
poration, in and to the following prop
erty of the defendant. unless the. sum
due under the said Writ of Execu-
ton, together with interest, costs and
my fee and expenses are previously
paid.
=. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
Four show cases and contents. l
iron safe. 1 National cash register, l
umbrella stand and contents. ; trunks.
l lot caps and hats, l lot dry goods,
2 counters, l lcock.
Terms, cash in United States gold
coin.
Dated at Honolulu. City and County
CT Honolulu. Territory of Hawaii, this
2Sth day OF May, A. D. 1915.
- W. p. JARRETT.
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii,
~. =. 6176-Mayc %. June Is, IS. 20: =.