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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
kANAMORI Will
DELIVER MANY
sermons HERE
Noted Speaker and Salvation
Army Worker From Japan
Makes Short Trip to Hawaii

To arrange schedule for Rev. III.
Kanamori. the Japanese Salvation
Army worker who arrived in Honolulu
few days ago, and who is to hold a
series of revival services among his
countrymen, a meeting of the Japa-
nese Minister'S Association was called
this morning in the building of the
Japanese Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. Kanamori, who left today to
deliver several addresses in Hilo and
vicinity, will return to Honolulu next
Tuesday morning, and will be a speak
er at the Pan-Pacific Club luncheon
en- that day at the Y. Nj. c. A. gym
nasium, following in the evening with
an address to japanese at the Makikl
church. On Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock women's meeting will be held
at which time the ministers request
that all white families who have Japa-
nese servant women in their homes
urge them to attend. Mr.. Kanamori
will speak at South King street
church.
On Wednesday night of next week
he will deliver a sermon at Makiki
church again and on the following
evening at River street Methodist
church.
A ehildren's meeting will be held
on friday morning, the time and place
to be announced later. The meeting
that night will be In the Nuuanu
church. On Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock reception to Mr.. Kanamori
will be given in the Japanese Chris
tan Association. In the evening he
will hold open air services with the
Salvation Army on Hotel street.
On Sunday morning at 10 o'clock he
will speak to the inmates of the Oahu
prison and at IL o'clock will deliver
a sermon at Central Union church.
The following day Eva plantation VIII
be visited by him.
Mr.. Kanamori, who is considered
one of the most eloquent speakers in
the Japanese Language, is a preacher
of 36 years experience. He is grad
uate OF Doshisha University, the school
founded by the famous DR.. Niishima
and in which DR.. Sidney Gulick is an
instructor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
MOSQUITOES Can
NOT REAkBROODs
IN WAIKIKI NOW

r. .
After a brisk campaign, the board
of health has announced that the dis
trict in WAIKIKI extending from the
duck ponds south of the city to Dia-
'mond Head has been wiped clean OF
stagnant water, old tin cans and other
things which might invite mosquito
breeding.
Inspector Harry Klemme of the mos
quito bureau, who conducted the cam
paign, says that the unusually large
swarms of mosquitoes which were re-
ported in the Waikiki district about a
week ago, were largely due to the fact
that householders had neglected to
seek out and destroy the breeding
places. Vents to cesspools had been
left open and empty tin cans had been
allowed to lie around, thus affording
excellent places for the pests to null
tiply. The board of health inspectors
screened a large number of cesspool
vents, picked up all the old tin cans,
drained swampss and used quantities
of oil during the campaign.
The board now is conducting cam
paign against mosquitoes in kaimukl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18

STAR.BULLETfs GIVES YOU
CODAY'S NEWS TO-DAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
DOG SAVES GIRL,
is KILLED BY SNAKE

The life of little Agnes Miller, the
six-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Miller of Fairfield avenue, West
Caldwell, N j., was saved by her
faithful Collie, Don, when he attacked
and killed snake which was about
to strike her The dog, which was a
fine specimen of his breed, was bit.
ten twice by the snake and died two
hours afterward. ..... .@...s
The little girl with her elder sister,
Miss Clara Miller, and the dog were
playing on the lawn of the Miller
home. She had tagged" her sister
and was running toward some stones
which ornamented the lawn. AS she
reached them she was Mortified to see
a large copperhead snake at her feet.
Too frightened to move, the child
screamed. -. ...:
The dog sprang to her side and see
ing the snake attacked it. A battle
between them followed. The dog was
buried with honor. -...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
TO PUT ON FLESH
AND INCREASE WEIGHT
A Physicians Advice.

Most thin people ca. from four te
six pounds of good solid fat-making
food every day and still do not In
crease in weight one ounce, while on
the other hand many of the plump
chunky folks eat very lightly and keep
gaining all the time. It's all bosh to
say that this is the nature Of the in
6ividual. 1t isn't Natures way at all.
Thin folks stay thin because their
powers of assimilation are defective.
They absorb just enough Of the food
their eat to maintain life and SEM
blance of health and strength. STUFF
fling won't help them A dozen meas
day won't make them gain a single
stay there" pound. All the fat pro
ducing elements of their food just stay
in the intestines until they pass from
the body as waste. What such people
need is something that will preuare
these fatty food elements so that
their blood can absorb them and de:
post them all about the body-some-
thing, too, that will multiply their
red blood corpuscles and increase
their blood's carrying power.
For such a condition / always rec
ommend eating Sargol tablet With
every meal. Sargol is not, as some
believe, a patented drug, but is sci,
entific combination of six of the most
effective and powerful flesh building
elements known to chemistry. 1t is
absolutely harmless, yet wonderfully
effective and single tablet eaten
with each meal often has the effect
of increasing the weight of a thin
man mr. woman from three to five
pounds q week. =
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
Chambers Drug Co.. and IIollister"
Drug Reimbursement. ... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
KANSAS WOMEN DRYs ENTER
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR

Topeka, Kas. Mrs. Lillian Mitch.
ner, president of the Kansas w. c. 7.
u, has been entered in the United
states senatorial race by her, friends.
They declare she will make an In
dependent fight on platform Of ma
tional prohibition and national sur
frage-two measures refused passage
by men in congress.
Mrs. Mitchner at present is in
Pennsylvania campaigning for suf-
frage and prohibition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18
HAVE YOU A
Sweet TOOTH?

The Matsonia brought fresh Lehn-
hardt's assorted chocolates, marsht
mallows, green mint gumdrops and
spiced gumdrops to Henry May & Co.
Your share can be quickly secured by
phoning your order to 1271.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-18

Mile. Anna Pavlowa and her ballet
viii dance in this country the coming
season in conjunction with a grand
opera company which is being organ
lied to accompany her. She will have
a limited engagement at some New
! ork theater and will tour the country.
country = ..~ g.: T. =. E. ~: -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12
guu luuOan" 1og0e Sc begae.

god 1doOal1"> 1a9Oe DC begge.
~S9 III ifol Gon1i fao Sob at
relic nleD big tilboge til Mmcrifo"
lagoe Npr1p - rog Mfo0er fplger
meO. @rrn bor loo ti0t pnifet at font
me no pon Ell lang Hejie. Set bliuer
10 nof liot u1lort for mig imerls,
men loo n1oo s lfripe flittigt ollc=
imarme1l set er BOG oltio 11oget. %
0cs1loen: mu1t Ct Oa @uoltelpp ct
Monofplf, Ser fan toole np9et."
gn i%fjpl1ne Dag oan1peoc Mrel
&rpgcr o9 bans Ionni o9 be110es
Wpoer no fra &%johenbou1s UriDobr
| ON Npro poo oct 1onme Sfib, lnln
DoDoc fprt 9(rel her pner til Set
gom(e 2otlo, bnor 2pffc1,s 8lon1l1
lopoe greet for buu1 p9 bppr
uMcn hpoo ct Der BOG, Nre(
OH blipcr 10 bclt bleg", logOc Ionni
pl11oiclia, bebit lpnl Sc gif 9(rn1 /
9lr1n op as 0pffet, meoe11S 5fibet
gleo op gjen1cr1 5ln0et lan9s
5jrllonbs iolbelpite &nit.
~No> Oh, }ea ipltc mig pl,1olelie
ioo ipinmnrl Set Mao Dprc nj
ifeDen nlco Set gonnlc 2ol10
Set mac bore 211ftcn eller 2pf=
fe1l On out or luo ltpr, at ieg
f11ap fo11 bore SEN 49,"
~Mrcl Oog! Dpor jca clifcr
0ig!"
ipr en- Gangs Sfplo bnpoe Nrel
lojet. Get bar bperfcn MflfeDcl1 cller
2l1ftcn cllcr 2pffe11, Der bnp0e bragt
bans &i11o til at blcgnc, ntj BET
bar CIT ung Eigc, ban bopoe Jet
|. Mabcl Collins!
Elub ielig itpO bcle Nplepcllen ira
bans Sperrejlc for bun1 lpuo
pilOe Sc TITO on Dur1 -. Dbnrbo1l
ifllloc bon1 bore Jig as . Dboo bill
Sc Spnni 1iae
Yoo en- @allg ltpo Mobcl fprol1
Dor1. G1 1rl9 Wollo nr n1co bc1=
DC.
! v@ob0ug, @r. &rpger! Woo ieg
pro- cntere 0c1l fpr mil1 f%yprlppeOc
|. Sl1gcripr Talf SIR. Mrcl
&rDger!"
~9tei bpor NOR omt", 1,ohrpD
Mrel = en- tl11g Ste1 bar pl11oielig
toact ira bans Sjertc = vbppr
NOR pmt, at pgiuo Sc CT blebcn fpr=
lobet. Sp1rni, font fen % bills pao
6rpfc11 Collins"
Np Er9ientotipll % %gjenjioigc
2pfpnifringer.
Mcn Sen Scot lao 9(rel lnlrge
Daoge11> og ban enOte meo at 1igc til
Zig lelb: u&jprligbeo Ell hilt allige=
bel en- 2onbplonte. SpoO ser CT pof=
let poo Spent fan life tribes, 1loor
Set fpnt1ler / 2a11b."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

I De ltoo e11onu 9aono' / 9aarrO,
6o Tru Npr1,p fon1 tilboge n1co
Gpr11p.
9a1 bapoc Mrel bpet / lin TpDebp
og lit 6eoGteo / oper cit Mooneb.
% bnilfen Muuneo bunbe oct life
uGret for bun1!
90 ior Gonni!
Si0ligt % lent por Sc ln1unelr. s
Sen gon1le Sonc bag @ltiet> ncOc /
get tettc 2inoelpltbl1s, bnpr bans
e9u1 ToOer og Mfoocr baboc iiO0ct
loo nlol1gen Nfte11lt1nD - 6oocrel'
u1eO i'm Hihe. Wooeren meo lit
: Sntpj -, Der ioo bon III og Iomi
% lponot, l1oen at Sc pilt lelu rigtig
pio|tc al oct, pua &c uipnli9e Grad
sc, Der birloer Sjertc til Sjcrte, 1oo
Sc ulOrig fun lfilles.
@oanO / @aunO loo Sc. 90 NC
oeus Fan prpneoe puu at fi11be 8un=
ou1 / bcl1oes Opbe Zine, loo ban og
fprtolte ONT oft oct Diblu1Derlige, Ser
fonOtes Oeropre / @ln1crifo, ON 2on=
octs HigDpm og 5fjpnbeO, ON Tor=
Glorene ONT Jig ielD % bpprOun ba1
tUl1ftc Jig %ISrelntiocll. Sg Innni lo0
og lptteoe felt ol1Opgtig til alt Set
tc, per for be1roc Dor lon1 Sgbe1=
:pret.
Men epigt tul1oe Nre( &rpger 10
life blipe bcr. Ser font Oe>, 0ag,
Oo ba1 bcgpuote at tole ON Silent
%rejlen.
Ga bar set, ion1 tl,nNe bol1 lnle
/ Jpnnis Hlit &c Sro: vHejS life fra
mig, Mrel! Nlip fer / BIT gomle
Tr0rclor0! Sc, bppr Splcl1 lfinner>
og bpr, buor Tl1gle1c lpngcr! Gr oct
life nleget beore pg fipru1crc ems
2inct / Mnlerifo n,eo lit SoSog efter
Ecl9c? Ng hi pil 10 iao gjer1e
ollclommc1 bcbnloc Big, boooc So
Der % Wooer % ...."
~Ipuni!" 1ogoc Mrcl % grcb be11=
ocs @oonb. ~@pab grpocr Sc for
% hporfor nil Sc gaa . . .
Yliu hps mig, Bib hos mig oltio
rcjs mco mig p9 Las os bDgge
ct Njun ser oprc bos SSnoer ug Mo=
Der 49,. jeg hil fife fl1llnc lepe Ser
opre mere, bpis ieg life bur Big -.
Noor 0u or bos mig, bor jcg 0an=
murfs Sollfin obcr min Sci, bbor
Sen lon enc Tolocr Eonni, fol-
Scr 011 libt al n1ig?"
0u lagOc bum bcgge line Irrnc
ONT bans Sails og orog bam in0 til
Jig for alorig mere at llippe bam,
% SC grG0 begge al @lG6e
5mnnis 6o0er og Mo0cr blep ilet
life fprboucoe, 81 Sc to hinge toni
og fortoltc Gem u9epbcoen".
Set gor hi ln1ge tGrft, Set bilbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

gen frcn / 9pren. Seen set bar iHe
bans Mober. Set por e1l ganlfe 11r1Q
Eigc, often Nor fl&n0e butt pel be-
re. Sum baboe n1prfeblonDt @oar nQ
oDbe mprfcbloa Ejne. Set bar Mrel
i&rnger life lp11gc ON at blibe flar
pper.
@on ltob npr1nclt, lpn hab0e bol1
tobt boaOe Nnlc og M1no, % f11n0e
inQel1ting iige.
% FUN - bun ]toO pg 1oa 1ppr=
gcuOc pon 0am, Joni pilbe FUN iige:
90 g pn1ter, min @erre?
Gnoclig brpo ban Iobsbeben pQ
luaDc lnrile1rOe ~@p0Ou9!"
~@oboog, file 6rpfen!" nniter
rao9tc Nrel &rD9er moo SS11bel
Sternmel, % rofte beQnc @pnoer III
in1pO Sen hinge Yige.
We11 bun lpb, lon bum life 1oc
Set, % nor optoget al at tuufe: be1
ct oog cit unocrlig Sur!
Sig mig Trpfel>, CT 81 @oger:
meltcrens 0otter2"
~Sg @ beo0er Norl1p! Glle?
Sobone? Worie? &oleiinc e(ler no:
~Su, set er jeg."
get anOet Torl1upn, nlel1 ultloo 9to:
rtp fill 6 ternopn T."
~So, ieg beooer Count &or1,p."
~@urro! 90 Ionni bcOoer 0e
@pilfet pregti9t Napn! Gr 9eres
Tooer bjename? @too jog iaa Sot
til at tolc ne0 bou1?"
lloen at pe11te luo Srnr elle1
norrnere Gillooelie bar Nrel &rpge,
/ ct Set moe Dco 9ilfen % bubD(
Nor / lin Sper peltct en- plore 90:
ME, ser iniOlertio por fnn1lte11 til
Spnc / 9pren inb til Stl1en.
vNfit Nopn CT Nrcl &rpger -
Set cr Jr1 9tpr1p, life ionot! &an
o. fjeroc Mig? 9fcj, set fon 81
1totl,rligpis life. Mcn min Tobcr oQ
Wpocr fon &c bulfc = Nugcr &ru=
ger Scr bncoc fer fpr Sem =. !"
~Npoo? Ct DC bcn lille Nrel &rp;
ger :! 9fu hur jcN alorig fjen01
Moqcn. Get foll lpf pure, DC er
ppflct. iiocn jog iiolt lon Gem. Sbor=
Dan for Ceres Sober n9 WoDc1
oct? % bpcr Dor Sc MI? @pr, ncn1
liot, iii ifGl jeg folbe pao Nor11p
@upr bon pil blipc inrbapid Dpcr
at lc Gem lau ltpr, bu>1 bar loo tiD1
tolt o1t Ceres Ioocr %
Jpnli, fcr 9(rcl irO / Stltcl1 :"
6ru Nnr11p nor ollcreoc 1lDc al
9pren.
rNpr11p! Nprup!" fulotc bum.
uNh1 fon 0e oo gobt 9ipe MIC
@%oo1ocn, Trefen Spnni", 1ogo(
Nrcl % rafte i'm Soono frcnn.
2ongiont % nplen0e logOe Gon11
liin Suul1O / Mrcls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

@onle &rpger pg bans Some bio
tic life noget ont Splme1s Silent
fpnllt il, cnomu mlinorc ONT Jorlobe14
len. Sc lfuloc %pperralfes. ll0en Sar-
1cl pilDe Mrel e1 Sag ltoa / Stuen
og lige: @oooug> fjore Sober og
WtoOer! Ser bor s mig, og fer bor
s min &jnrelte> Eouni! @poo ipnes
IS ON be11oc? ST 61ln life lige lom
s bouoe p1itet Ser benoe?
0H por cit Tor1niooog, 5fibet
lagoc til ocrpnre, bbpr Mrel 9oboe
lit Silent % scr bar 5olifin oper
sen Dag, lon oct buroe Jig.
s 9il gift Suren fra Sfibet og
bjen1.
~01t ifol blipc liot u0u1for> Com
nj, bapoc Arcl io9t.. Sin Mooer
% jog guor fprlt in0."
@ol'lc &rtgcr pg 6r1 &rpger
bar lige pco at fol0c bag oper, 90
I6e 1oa Spnnen trpoe in6.
vMrcl!"
"Wobcr!"
Oct por MoDere1 % Gpnnen,
Ser bopbe foret binm1ou1 ON Sol
fen.
@omle &rpger og SRI, 91or1p
boDOc imiblertib n1pnlt ret binanben
liot.
So, Oct CT Jr1 Norup, benoe
fjcnoer s 10 90 ..."
~SSo, n1ell Set ct oct jo ogiaa i"
Ng I'LL bleb ser e1 6pprgcn no
og ell Snaren / M11r1ben pao bi1,=
anocl.
"SSo, mloifpl0, at jeg ofbrpoer">
logoe Mrel. ~Wen fu1 gu bu1fe,
bboO Dn hoo mig ON, Tooer, fgr
jog rejlte?"
"&boo jeg boo Sig ON Moo<
ia, bet CT 10 ia1ot. Seen bppr bar
on loo set beoltc pg fjpnnel te> Du
funoe finoe for set II So bel IT,
fe 49,"
"Nci Set er set oog life, loqoe
Nrcl og 10. vDfen ie fer, Sober oa
Wfooer", lag0e bon og oob1reoe 81:
rerL Der Ter S Set beolte % finn
nclte> jeg fnl1oe fin0e 0eropre / set
gan1le Silent"
Gonni troaote nus, og Mrel fps-
leoc De1oe lige foro1 Sc forboblebe
TorGl0res pine.
~sSo, set moo ieg iige"> loqoe
gonlle &rpger, oa bnn og buns Some
boboe billt bjerteligt poo 6eres 5bi=
%gerootter, ~Mrel or en- Mano Tor at
1ofpre en- Srore prp11pte ieo
tror> Drengcn ifol bore ao1nrnislio-
nnr, naar BON bliDer Itor."
- @frib efter r ,penummer al
bette 8lab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
aleine YoliseinaHrid,te

- Or. 80. g. guri6arbt srpirtis
ssitsrn sinsn SaitbtfebI ssssH ieinsn
sb.malissn gbauffeur @surss Sbafer
unter Der 2lnildge bes 8roBoisbitabls.
Sbafer iua nGmlid I'm 9rdbsr'
f9miidunssiaa nit osm glutOmObil
burdsebrannt iein.
- Dsiettip GbarI.s Grimslsp pom
Gibion Souf, sripirits ssit,rn ,inen
SafibsfsbI seJen tin.n serpifI.n 8. R.
GOop, Der iid 5ur 3eii in Buffalo un'
Ter Der QntIase bss erlcngsns bon
G,lb unt.r iolidtn goripisssluneen in
Saft bsfinbst. 9obp ipI i'm 0ibfcn
Souis Dor einissn Bo4eH sintn fpertbs
loIen Gbed iibsr $85 Dsraussabt bas
ben.
Der Jar6ise gsorss Meber, bon
410 Wef 6. Strabs purbe seftsrn
Morsen gu friiber Stunbe BON bean
poli5iiten Ss,mdn on Der 7. uub SObH
Strdbs angsbalisn, ipeil ,r Elm ums
idngr,ib,s padei trus. Gin. llntsrius
Dung b.s gadsts srsab. baB iid in
osmislben fiebsn frifbssidIadtete
5iibnsr befdnb.n. Weper iist porlGus
fig bini.r S6lOb unb Riss.l, unb bic
9oli5,i in bsmiibt. ben r,htmibigsn
Giseutbiimsr Osa GeberOishs gu ermits
ieIn.
- Di, poIisti purS, stiisrn boil
WaTbinston Court Souie, O., aus oas
Son btua6rihtist, Sab fid bort Elm 10
SABRE alter Buridt, Ramsns SuroIo
Surt, in Daft 6efinbsi. neil er Elm
quiompbil entiptnbst bobsn ion. De.
gurif. bebaupiet, bier Ro. ia Wlits
def apenue 81 iuobHeu unb Don einem
Giuciunaiier, bsHen Rdmsn .r ansa6,
gum Qutomobilbisbitabl abseri9.st
porS,n gu i.in. Die ansab,n beg anus
ben, fOtpsit Tsin. abrsHs in 8stradt
iommi, .ntiprtdsn ni9t Der Wabrbsii,
b,un elm, fOl6e Yummsr sis5t .s al
Der Wit5en Qpe. ni5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04

- Spfepb 5ullipan, an Der 8. unb
8opton 9lpe. in Dapton ipobnbdit,
fiei BON einem Baum, no er airihen
pfliiden ipplIte, aus elmer 5Obe bon
20 ifub binab unb erlitt Elm 9ru9 bes
redten G6ultsrblattss. gr ipurbs
mad bem Spsers 6oipital sebraft.
= Die Snftaqatipn Der 9samtsn
bes 0tutIfen arbeiter 9ereins fdut
aeitern Ibsnb itait. Die 8samte iinb:
prdf.: Spispb Sunt; 9iae prdl..
Better 2ubipis; Ssir.: BAL. 9fosttler
6ilfssSefr.: Strrp Iugsbad ;Shabm.
2acor Rune; g,rpaltunssraib. Sc,
Wepers. SenrD Rseters unb Sol.
2uhipia. aronten unteritiibunes
apmittse: 5snrp Outtls. Mm. Warts
uno Dan. aisfu SabnentrGser: Sen.
III Offers unb Senrp grodbarbe.
- 3ie Obj JsQoips pon gelepu,
uno 9dDtoN iuerben am HGdhiien
Sonntaa Inn II llbr @ormittags In
Der prss6pterinrg Sir9e, Elm se,
meinftaftIiGe @sod4inibfeisr abbals
ten. gfeo. GrpiH tuirb ot. Gsodhtnib.
reoe bdlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-04
3m araipaMen
Sam ss seitsru in SOtio bel Der
iammlunseH Der @esusr Der
Heaieruns.
Sn 9arIament erIitttn II
bic GeGner Der Regie
runeeine gieberIage.

Iotio, 8. sani. 3u eriiteu Rufe.
itorlmgen fam eS am 0onneritaJ
slbcno anlabIi6 Der glbbaItimg einer
@eriaHmllima ieiiens Der @egner Der
9iesierling. lie Sitldtion Dor 0enI
e5eb1ube, in lpeldJem Die @eriamm.
liIna itnttiano, mar airBeroroentIih
eruii. GS lulroeu SaBIreite Yerbai.
tlugen porgenommen imS airberoeu
mmroen pcn oeu 9eboroen bic poiI
Scn @eBiern Der Reaieriing pertbeil.
fen @aniieiie beidlIagnnbmt, Die 30.
IiScimannid)liten i'll allel Iheileu Der
Staot plIroen beoelltene peritdrft.
Sm YarIameIlt puroe Der am
0iItlpod, BON Ger Gppoiition einae.
reld,te @ntrng, fpelder ein Ribtrau.
enspetm iiir Die yiegieriing entbielt
an Gonnerstag nit i32 gcgen 232
Silmmen nbgcIetnt. Gs fam mabrcnb
ber SiBuna perid'iebeniIidj 5i iebr
turbHlcnteu SJenen. ais bic abiiim.
nilng eriolstc, iparrn bic i1nlmtliden
a6geeroneten Sugegen. gSdbrenS Der
Yremicrminiiter Gfuma ,mo Der Ri.
niiter bes 9Iusipdrtieen aato bic tiirj.
.lden llnterbanolunsen uit China
uerthcibi9ten. iulIrne bas gerbalien
oes aabiuets BON st. Sara. ~. Snu.
tai NIB s. Gsapa id,arf nngserifien.
Sn oen ON aPitttpoG eingereihtel
sIntrdeen lpnroe bebaliptct, CAB Die
udtfrbannlimaeu nit China ieitens
oeS arbincts ron sln5eginn OH Elm
,5eGIid,las gepeien ieien onb ourd
eieie llnterbnnbliingeu bns l,reitige
;Sapons gcifdbiet porbei iei, 6n man
alcrbano @eroaft bel OcH iibrigan
Grobn1dten erregt babe.
gsdIreno Der Neben, bic am Ion.
nerstag eebaIteH purSe, srioIgtenl
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Mar1areipacs iolsn sinen unbeitimms
ten urlaub unb Wiarp Ambroie unb
Warie WiIion Elm etniGhriser urldnb
er6uItsn. Der @eiunbheitsdmi fpll
auf Elm Sunlpf binter Der g. Diitritt
56ule dufmerfiam geindft Derben
gaGi6igenfd1S ION Der Gsmeini9oben
ben SrcbgsItfppr.nen Sur unieriu'
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q. NepbalI ipurbe aIs Ntuii,lebrer err
nannt. - Gs tpurbe bei1lphen bic
Stabt &omntiNGre au eriuden, elm
SahperitGnoiser fir bic llnteriuduns
Der DGfer anauitellen. - Sur 3ahs
lung pon 2laftrsidsrn iOl einSar!sbsn
Don $15,751 aufaenpmmen fperben.
- Sm Smmersriin Trieohpf fanb
qeitern bic @rGbsri6iidunssfeier fiir
bic aefa[Ienen Solbdtsn Der Gonfebe'
rirten 2lrmee itatt. Rsp. s. %. Juqua
belt bic @ebddtnibrsbe. Die Der.
SDhter Der Gonfsberirten i9miidten
bic SplbatsnsrGber nit glumen.
- frau slnselus Wlaroes bon
GOlb Springs lit geitern i'm glIter poH
sc Sabren aeitprben.
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Iit lusroen
Slime 9entt Sid

neuis, basn aorp,rsslptft ii6 inter benz
nsriHalsH bsiiubst merbn es freileia bssrabfn.
sab 90 nIlHmstr inoali6 ~. bic su 80 cher "
qtunb sniss, isiiss gIsiid ausnIsasn farf 4.
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frifdts g3dfer frinfsH uib lst bst tresnp
finem anftH Troaillsn eiipas NGlItene IN Tat.
itiienfprm retitofftH nnb ie eins 1dbisffs
Hat jeoer Wabl5sii nnb Dor BEN 5sbstiesbsr
einnebuIsn.
40 n inrsIid enibtdt fDorbsu, nab galifcns
tsi banBen. fnnesTen genteH Die spuuDtrhafe
gesrfuna ausabt Die fffterintdeinben Nhtt.
iieiie aus Der latriins .bsrnns5assstsr. Gs
iplrb qua bebdapiei bab a sin grokart!sss
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nnitTleioMnfnt. fhrpd6e RerfontH, fei % butcb
urbsii obsr trdnibelt. ssie asfagf feiEf tfft'
erSeiIgense gsirfnHd bat Hrr Qinflnt BET Sln'
HeH fno6iaen feniefi. xdiftHof ipsrbsn que
hieffr neHsn Gutpednna Gnssu sIebsn, bd bic
fnsiiien blHRen ecHte ibsr TIRE 6tglH liRb Has
ieben febr empfiHbIib iinb: abet "a fs iett 70
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!oHBeH. bcifen. mir, 6ab bdIb hisle. unisrsr oan'
nsn nbsnfuHiafn t5reanhe eiH ftafilt1ts aHo
ansiebsHees husIeben sridugsn psrbtn.
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iinlInterbroten 3piihennife. aber
bic aanbeebunaen pr@unliten oes Ra.
bthets ieitens Der yreunoe 0er 0ie.
aterrns iibertonten ben 9drrn, ben
Ole @egncr iilnd,fen.
*. Sara bebauptete, onb 6nrf oos
idarfs gorseben Sopaiis seoen China
pdbrcnb bes gegeniDorfigen europoi.
iden aricacs ssnpan bic 5rerno.
idlait Der @robm1Gte perloren babe,
iooaf, Sapan iett poIlia iiolirt ba.
itiinoe. Dsatpa bebauptete, bab Der
Sanpebping @eieilidjaft 3ugcitlno.
niiic selnaht iporoen ieien, neil Obi
na ourdl Die Qcr. Staatcn uilterlriigt
iporben iei.
l,1iniIter anto itclIte es in abreoe,
CAB Die @robmafie oafiir eiilDctrc.
ten ieien Sab Snpan Don Der fiiniten
9brilppe iciner Scroerrin6en Abitano
ni5mr rno Oieies mir i'm Snicreiis
Der stuirebtcrbaltuug ocs 6rieoens
geidFben lei.
ght grobcm Sntcreiic .mIrSe Die
pom GrculiernIiuiiier Sflinta uIo
ncm arirGsminiitcr Ga nbgcaebcnc
GrII1rlnIa nui1enonInler, 0oB Die ar.
NEE I'M 5ipei 9iniiicuen pcrgrcBeri
;pesSen fol-. Tieies lit Der critic
SGritt 5ur Sd,aiiimg elmer armee,
ote aus 25 Tipiiioren belteben tpir1.
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Der raudIOie 1ag In
9ubaptii. Der /. Ulai bss Sab,
res 1915 s,ists in 9ubapsii Elm sans
tefonbsrss glusisbsn. Gs mar ni9i
Der Sas einsr ilaiimtdmpfriI4sn De.
monitrotion fpie fOnii. Die neue aos
tdrbe. bic ionit bic Strabe btberrf6ts,
Ipar taum su ieben. IN ben Jabritsn
uno WertitGtteu ipurbe flsibis gear
bsitet. 2ln ibrn STEELE mar, ME bic
.Deuifdpe Orient aorreiponbsna@
fhiIoert. Elm fieinss papierIhilb &c,
irtten. duf oem bic ,iusdrifHsn Gar.
ben pranatsn. unb Der bsias!e, pis'
pitI Der 1rlasr fir bic poblibdtissn
2pede oss arissss eeopfsri batts.
Sbn. ldrmsnbe 5ormaIii6isu isisrts
gubapeh isinsn rau&loien Tag Db.
tuobl ieps iabrineIibe Asitaiipn IN,
t.rldiien purbe, fat man bod tdum
tinsH Wsnidsn. Der nift bas l3si4,n
bes .rau6loin 1asss" trus, bds be,
iaais. rab Der SrSgr cine beitimmt.
Slmm. bem sSnpalibsnfcnbs sugs.
fiibrt hat. SH Der Rat)i auf ben /.
Wlai bepabn iitb bic 0ireitionsmit.
olisbsr bts auauItafones. Der Die Der.
anfinItuna anaersst bait,, msift Da.
men unb 6errsn Der bobsn 9riftoi.a.
iie. In lnubs uuo fdhnengsi9miidisn
@aasn In Den Siabipolo. no 5oisi
Roma in a.iiipcllsn Dor.su cline glni.
forberuna an bas qu6Iitum ri9tsis.
Der snbdliben 5u sebenisn. Mm I.
Wlai i.lbsr ipurbm in ben CAFES, In
ben aiosis. ben sabatSef&dften pAis
fa4 DON Dumen unb Ssrren nss
aommitisss bic Qtb;sihen psrtauft,
bic 'insiit baIb p5IIig auspst!auft ipa.
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