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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
Federal Government Makes
Move in Court to Secure
awnersbip of More Than
Forty Acres Adjoining the
S. m. Damon Tract
SAYS LAND is WANTED
FOR F0RTIFlcATl0NS
Property Needed, Aside From
Strategic Importance, as a
{ Camping Ground for Troops
:, Going to and From Schofield


FOR the purpose Of erecting and
maintaining . military post and for'
ssIheations. the United States govern
FffUet has started condemnation pro-
.ceedisos in federal court 70 secure
by porchsss certain lands at Red Hill,
near MoansIaa, and vicinity compris-
inc approxImstely 42 acres.
Recently the military authorities
acquired a strip Of land along Red
Nm from s. M. Damon, and the tract
now sought, will give the army con-
troll OF the what is known as the Red
Hill line"
Aside from is strategic importance,
.ilke Red Hill tract Is much needed as
q .cfmpink ground for troops en- rUute
Il and from Schofeld Barracks. and
ftr the organized militia Of the terri
tory as q training ground and instruc-
tion camp. The property owners have
always cheerfully granted permission
for the use Of the land. but the mill
tarx authorities feel that II should be
owned outright and controlled by the
Unked States.
Pesitions and summons were served
by marshal ]. j. Smiddy Saturday
Afternoon upon ~ defendants and re-
spoioenfs. who are either owners or
representatives Of the owners OF the
lands to be condemned. The con-
demnation proceeding il said to De
the largest which the government has
entered int6.in some years.
Among the defendants and respon-
dents are Sisters Beatrice and Alber-
tina and Abby s Marsh Of st. AM
drew's priory; Henry Bond Restarick,
president of the Protestant Episcopal
church Of the Hawaiian Islands;
0eorRe C. Potter, treasurer Of Queens
hospital W1dt warren Thayer, act
inc governor ~ The territory; z. II
Biehon. otesidt6t of Brewer & Com
nanv. kfcnt 81 the Honolulu Plhnta-
tion Company: Lucy Peabody and
Grace Kahoalii and Bruce Cartwright,
trustee under the win of Emma Ka-
leleOnalani.
az'has lands to be condemned are de-
scribed in the petition as follows:
First, on Red Hill ridge along Mo-
analua- -Halawa boundary. on the is
land OF Oahu; second, In the vicinity
Of Salt Lake, on the island OF Oahu:
third. between Makalaph crater and
county road near Salt Lake. on the
island Of Oahu.
The reason for the condemnation Is
given In the petition, in part. as fol-
lows:
esaid plaintiff and petitioner tthe
United States goyernment) has been
! and is now desirous Of purchasing.
Y - = L~Il -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
ELECTRIC PIANO
COMING MONEY;
BENN|E COSTLY

Supervisor Ben HoIIinger's predic-
ton that the new electric piano pur-
chased by the city would soon pay for
itself in revenues collected via the
nickelin.the-slot route appears to be
coming true. Superintendent Wise OF
Kapiolani park deposited 1910 with
the city treasurer few days ago
which was taken in by the piano IN
about a weeks time.
Mr.. Hollinger is now considering
ways and means of making "Bennie.
his protege-kangaroo. do his share. as
Bennie" was i1cluded in the piano
kangaroo scheme of money making for
the municipality. aBennie." however
has proved a disappointment for the
only thing he has collected SO far have
heen peanuts, which he refuses to eat
and mush and milk, which the city
must provide.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
BREWERY DEALS
MAY Be PROBED,
IS THE REPORT
Unconiirmed Rumors Bart
lett Disclosures May Lead
to Further Action
LICENSE COMMISSION
MEETS ON WEDNESDAY
Chance to Get at Bottom OF
Handling Of Retail Liquor

That an investigation by the Oahu
liqucr license commission into the al
fairs OF the Honolulu Brewing 4 Malt
ing Company may be made as q result
OF recent disclosures Is an unconfirmed
report that has been IN circulation for
several days past. Members OF the
commission have no comment to make
on the report, though Secretary Long
said today that no protest or notice OF
protest has been filed before the board
which concerns any license.
The Allegations made by minority
stockholders in their suit involved
misrepresentation Of money by Charles
q. Bartlett, former president and gen.
eral manager. Whether the commits
sion will take any action to follow up
these allegations and determine
whether the brewery moneys or the
former manager were involved in re-
tail licenses remains to be seen.
After Bartlett was deposed and be-
gan to repay the brewery for money
which he was charged with misappro-
priatihg, II. Gooding Field, the expert
accountant who had been employed b,
the minority stockholders to go over
the books. was said to be at work on
q fuller report Weeks have passed
and this report. II 1t was ever made to
the brewery directors, has not been
made public. Bartlett is reported to
have made good to the amount Of ap-
proximately $4,000 and It Is also re-
ported that he had been dealing exten-
sively with retail dealers. That the
situation is such the license commits
sion might wish to 80 into 1t with q
view to finding out how much truth
there IS inyarious rumors, is the sub
stance OF the reports OF the last few
days.
A rnmor this nornine was tlEat slle
federal grand jury might be contem
plating looking into some phases OF
brewery affairs. This arose from The
subpoenaing OF A. A. Aalberg. former
secretary and director Of the brewery
corporation, and H. Gooding Field.
Whfie II was q matter OF record at the
federal court building that these two
lContinued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
new PRINCIPALS
FOR KAMEHAMEHA
SCHOOLS chosen
Selection of Head For Boys
School Followed BY That
For Girls School

President Webster of the Kameha-
meha schools has succeeded in the
mission that took him to the east
coast Of the mainland number OF
weeks ago the choosing of princi
pals for the boys and girls Kameha-
meha schools.
He has sent brief word that the
new principal of the girls school has
been chosen in the person of Miss
Abbie H. Newton, but the trustees
have no other information about her.
It is thought likely that she has been
successful teacher in girls school
In New England. The new principal
OF the boys school. Mr.. Bostwick, Sc
lected several weeks ago, was sue
cessfui in his work with manual
training school in New Jersey. He
is O Yale man, Sheffield '0S.
Both are expected to arrive here
within few weeks. The schools will
be closed for the summer but they
win begin preparation for next year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
GELEBRATIONOF
FOURTH WILDE
BIGGER BETTER

The Fourth of July celebration in
Honolulu this year, which will be held
on Monday, July 5, three weeks from
today, because the Fourth falls on Sun
day, will surpass any past observ-
ances of independence Day ever held
in Hawaii.
The Chamber Of Commerce already
has q committee at work on plans.
the details of which win be made pub
lie next week. In all probability cere.
monies and speeches at the capitol
will be feature of the day this year.
as in years past.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
Petrograd Says Enemy's Attacks
Near Mosciska Cost e, 900 Lives
IAssociated Press Service By +

ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal Wirelessl
PEER0GRApa Rnssiai June German attempts %
drive the Russians from their positions and near Mos
ciska Gacia have been very costly according reports here
under Gen. Mackensen lost 10000 killed alone ii the
effort to take the enemy's trenches.
Advices indicate that the Teuton Allies have abandoned
their contemplated attack the stronghold Of LemberR
taken by the Russians The Teuons making good pro-
gress toward Lemberg after the capture Of Przemyl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14

ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal wirelessl !
LONDON, England, June Although the French appear
unrelenting in their offensive which is netting slow progress
In Northwestern France the prime Importance In the M
uaon Of Europe today the situation in the arena
Here the Russian armies thrown back from the 0arpath
ans and dislodged from Przemys endeavorng rally
and oppose strong front to the victorious Austro German
forces which driving forward flushed with the prospect
driving the Savs out Of Gacia and taking up Offensive
In Poland S
An unconfmed report today says that the Austro German
troops have reoccuped ZuraWa and that farther south they
have succeeded in crossing the Dneiser and are Russian
soil in Bessarabia.
The Russians however making stand in Gaicia after
weeks Of retreat Their effectiveness indicates that the
shortage Of ammunition has been and that they
have weight Of well to oppose the Teuton
Allies sss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
WEST virginia
MUST RAY OLD
VIRGINIA DEBT

WASHINGTON, 10. c., June a. -
The supreme court today decided the
lonq standing cpntroversy between
Virginia and West Virginia. u IS held
that West virginiE shenld pay $t2,.
3ss,s2a as her siitvs 81 fke virginia
debt at the time OF the psrtitionfof the
states.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14

WAR INTEREST NOW CENTERS
AROUND RUSSIAN attempt 10
BLOCK TREMENDOUS ASSAULTS

MAKING STAND lN GALIclA. AGAINST TEUT0M ALLIES
SLAv SHORTAGE OF AMMUNITION BELIEVED OVERCOME
BERLIN DECLARES AUSTR0- GERMANS HAVE DRIVEN
ON HEAVY TEUT0N L0SSES-FRE BATTERlNG PER-
SlSTEMTLY AT ENEMY ON WEST FR0MT-M0nE BRIT.
lSH STEAMERS ARE REPORTED SUNK BY SUBMARINES
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-14
MAILS

From San Francisco
Manoa, June IS.
For San Francisco:
Korea, June Is.
From Vancouver:
Niagara, June Is.
Fer Vancouver:
Makura. June Is.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
THAT MAYORS CABINET.

i'm WIN Oh = NADiNE . - i
note in the papers that Mr.. Thomp-
son will appoint an advisory board, or
cabinet, consisting of some of the
biggest men in Chicago, to help make
his administration success. hope
he will not make it a partisan cab
met, or cabinet made up only of
big men in the employing class. This
class ought to be represented, Of
course, but so ought other classes;
and prefer classes in which the divi-
sion is not made on racial or sectar-
ian lines, but on industrial classes in
stead It should not consist entirely
of Republicans, because Mr.. Thomp-
son was not elected merely because
he happened to be Republican; nor
was he elected solely by Republican
votes. If he is to be mayor for all
of the people then he will need among
his advisers employees as well as en-
ployers, and small as well as large
taxpayers. 1 think some honest rep
.resentative of the working class
would be valuable on that cabinet.
The mayor and council have to act
together on many things. AS mayor
Mr.. Thompson will have the support,
when he is right, of Democrats and
Socialists as well as Republicans and
Progressiyes; because the people
elected their representatives that
way. Aldermen won't divide so much
in their support as partisans as they
will divide according to their under
standing of representative govern
ment. For example, imagine that
when the mayor needs support on
matters of public pohcy-something
for the benefit of the people, he viii
have the active support Of Merriam
and Mccormick, the Republican
Pfogressives; Kennedy and Rodriz
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10
PROBLEM OF UNEMPLOYMENT.

Much had been spoken and written
pro and con as to the solution of a u
great question of unemployment The q
reason no remedy has been success
fully applied to this problem is be-
cause no comon sense = the great 8
truth-had not been resorted to. Gael4
need not be reformer or political
and intellectual prostitute to see theoI
way out Of it. 81
The contrast of overproductioni
and poverty stricken because Of I'M z
employment) people not only sug-
gests the remedy for it, but it silently
begs to reduce the hours of labor. rs
abolish the labor of minors, do away s
with grossly underpaid men and y
women, give man chnace to earn y
a decent living for his family, so that
he won't be compelled to send his
wife and children to pile millions for
our predatory rich by toiling for al p
most nothing. In a word, let the
people manage their economic af-
fairs as well as political
why don't they" you will say, do 7
it through politics?" My dear BROTH
er, they don't because they are being
chloroformed with the Big-Biz press.
which more than successfully hicalds
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

EoUALTTY-I quote from Frank 20
Smiths last letter: Right here on s
earth on which we dwell is where we y
should have heaven, and would if y
man be just to man" y
want to ask him how can man be 81
just to man unless he declare to all y
mankind that every human being is q
entitled to the equal use of the free 81
gifts Of the Creator, the air, the wa ~
ter, the sunlight and the land, and ,
does all in his power to bring about a
condition Of society in which this i's
right viii be recognized and granted
to all our brothers?-F. Williams. Us
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

has changed since my time, and I
do not think you are ready to admit
that. AS a matter of fact, the church
and myself have run counter many
times in the last few years. They
have attacked my beliefs in many diff
ferent ways, and with but little honor
in their methodist. J. Ragan, 5404
Prairie aV.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-10

guez, Socialists; Richert, Kerner.
Block and other Democrats. etc. Why
should he not have a cabinet that
will represent in the same way the
many elements that go to make up y
Chicago?-D. M. c. %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-07

-Gepeidjen aus Bieu melSeu, oal
bic Srnppen Ser oemtlden gerbiin
eetem ioiuol nOrblid bon Grasnif, ali
aud fii0GftlidJ bpn bort in Der Sc
gcnO Ron Snrnosra6 iueiter porae
riift iino.
Gie Hmiiem bebaupteu, iie battei
ben 8ormarFd) Der 0eptIdeu nno Ge.
iterreid)er bei Grnesnif aufaebalter
Nns @ien iuirS gera6e 6as Oeaenteil
gemelbet.
lie 0eutihen baben i'm nSrbIi.
den Hulen, in 6em Commencement
Snipalfi, an Der StraEe smiideu
GniuaIfi mr6 &alparba, cine tart Sc,
feitigte @aI6fel[Mng Der 0aujIen er.
cbert nnb 500 Gtfanaeue eemndt.
Giuf 0epti6e aus g5ernoipik in
Ser gnfouina meISet, baf Sic 8mien
5tpiidem BEN Eratb nnb beu0mieitr,
0ber nnideimeno nod amf Slterreidyi.
idpem @ebiet, berslpeifeIte Mnarifie
semadt baben, aber 5ariidgeIdIagen
fnS. Wan fd)att lire TerImlte nni
10000 Mann ab. Gdmere Sample
fan6tm in Der 4nfoipina itatt, bod
luaroen bic 8niien fdIiefiid iiber bic
0rtnse getrieben.
draas0ilde anb ensIiidr Oepe.
fdjen bebanptsn, bic OeuHd)sn benb-
iidsigten einen menem @pritpk ge.
aen galnis 81 padlen.
Der fran5SfiAe 0ampfer Gar
tbase" lit bon. einem bentldeu liuter.
iecboot in ben Wrnnb sebubrt NOR.
ben. Bon Der 8eiatmns iuer6en led,S
permikt.
Gin frans0iiid)es Weidiuaoer mil
siuei bentfdjen 1lnterieebooten i'm 9a-
nal begsnet feim nn6 anf fe seldjol,
fen baben. Gins BON 6ieien iumrSe
angeblidl bon mebreren 9nscln ge.
iruffen nno berfdiuanb.
Oemtid)e 9nftidiffer baben bas
sylnsfeIS bei Gorienr, 6itIid bon Gyi-
nal mnS Gin Eager bei yreitfirit il,
oen Iuseien bonbarbiert.
SIN &c Eretge Wal6 baben Die
TemtidJen mebrere Weid)iike nnb ar
feres 9riegsmaterial erbenfet.
Nns gerlin iuiro semelbct, onE
slpei frans0flde Nnsriffe anf Ses
Giparses snriidseidlaseu iino.
SHbiueitlid) bon Eiaifcn in Bel
eien molten bic Jran5oien nnb Gue-
lGnter ben 0entiden mebrere SdJn-
tem9rdb<n ipegeeucmuten baben.
Cine GepdAe ans Neiu Dorf be.
94x$tet, bic O<rtfAem welltem ibren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-07
9tutl4e ltllo Seiterrei@er all=
l6einerb iiber &rasnif biral1s
@iofrjprfdenoe ruiiiidc Seridtf,
Rieigu l(ltna Oct Rulkn 5ml6en prul6 ono 0niear
nsuer VcrltoB der Deu(6en gegen Calais erwarte.
neusr UorItob der Deml6en ssesn Calais srwartst.

lilhe General auf $50 8ote llno
$4,000 8eripunbete ab. gr BE-
bauptet aub, man babe eifteit 8efegl
oes tiirfilben 0ibilionsfonlman-
hellrs giifaat Haida gefufloen III
Gem ieoenn gefeblsbnber eines
Sbiibengrabens, Der einen iol6el;
eufgebe, gebrobt mnroe, baB 1non i'm
megen Seigbeit Dor elm Griegsaeriht
liellen tper6e.
Der mngariid)e 0imansminiiter saa
bcfaunt, baf bic 3eidjmnngen fir
bic siueite &riessanleibe cine Oe-
inmntimmme bon 1,120,OO0, ,OOO
&ronen ($224,0 ,000,000) ersaben.
ssn Ser Office bot bod elm regli-
lares Seeeefed)t itatteeftlloen, allo
mar bod niht aaes geloge1, mos OIL
9flllen ouriiber berihtet boben Scr
oeltihe @eneralitab bat folgenoe
Iamtlide Grfldril,ig, bie Ieiber tell
peiIe nidt gan5 flar lit, iiber oos
@efedt abgegeben: .MuI Der Slid.
febr 5u feiner friiberen Yofition tpnr-
be am 2. ssSIlf Morge1s 6 llbr ein
9eil nnieres leihten Sitiee @e-
iGiDaoers tpabreno eines ii6eraus
nebligen @etters bon ruliiihen &rell-
6ern m Gin @efeht bertpifelt. I'm
iere Shiffe iparen geitl1B ser ibnct.
erteilten gefeble in bipergierenocn
Hidtungen nod @otblano uno 8in-
onn 5ngeoumpft. Gin iIolierter
Gantpf erfolgte, ipdbreno nniere
itarferen Sdiffe BEN Jeino in Elm
idarfes @efeht iniierbaIb .@eiduelte
ieines Stiibpunftes bertpidelten. csn
oem erifeit @efedt mar oas ariegs-
idiff ssIbatrob" nibt rnebr i'm
Stanbe, fih ieinem eieenen Saupt-
gefdiuaber an5uihIieBen. Nad einenr
barten &anipfe, Der iiber 8tpei Stu1-
ben gesen bier Han5erfren5er ipabr-
te, tpeIhe ibr @eidiisfeuer iogar
innerbalb Ser territoriolen @etuGiier
Sdtpeoens fortfebten, ffluBte Die
.MlbntroB", Die bereits mebrere Ma-
Il fhper getroffen iporoen mar.
bei OeftergarilN ouf ben Gtramo
laufen. 2t damn ibrer geiasung
iraren getotet uno 81 bertpnn6e!
tporoen. Die fdtpe6ifden 8eb6..
ben iin6 Beipobner Ser ssniel @otb-
lano be5eitgten ibre Spnpatbie. :"
Nus aopenbaeeil miro iiber bosielhe
@efedt berihtet: 3ebn Gren5er uno
6tparl5ig Eorpeooboote robmen an
Der Sdlaht in Der Office in Der gs1.
be Der SSniel @otblnnb tell. gie Nl:I.
len eroffneten Die @ttnfe, ipuroen
aber bon einem nuitaudeioen iiber-
legenen 8rei3ereNbapaoer Ser
Oeutiden norotpdrts getrieben. gs
miro eripartet, oaB Die Sdladt fort
geieb miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-07

! l1nterieebuutfries anf bie fanabiid)eil
WeiuaiIer. ansbebneu.
Die italieuifdem &omimln in De,
Siirfei seben einer nadj benz anberu
| tire Gtellen amf nnb man er,partet,
6af in ben naditen Sagen aud ,oe,
italieniidje 8otfdafter in &onitailti-
nopel bic tiirfiide 9amptitabt Der.
laiien ipir6.
Sn 2onSon ipir6 Ser Yrusek ge.
gen ben anseblid)en Spion @oientbal
berban6elt.
Gin bentides ltmteriee6oot fat Sen
frans6iiidIen 0anlpfer y6iron6elle"
in ben 0rnnb sebpbrt. Die geiatnns
ipnr6e gerettet.
slns @afbimstpn ipirS semelbet,
Ter Gntiunrf Der 6eittIden Mntiuu-t,
iuie er mnierer Mesier1tns bon lnierm
Gptidafter in Berlin iibermitteli
lei, f6nne nidt nls befriebigeno att.
geiebcn iuerben, oa nniere3iegiernng,
iuenm lie iiG NIT ibm einberitam6en
crflare, iuidtiee 9iehte, Sic lie aIs
nentrnle Madt bette, aafseben mill
lie. gfGbere Ginselbeitem iiber Sen
Gntiunrf iuerSem midJt befannt &C.
inadt.
| Sn lneenstoipn 1T Der enaliid)e
gampfer mglo=galiforninn" an.
aefomnen, trotbem er bon eiitem
Sentidjen ltmterieeboot ansesriffen
iunroe. Nenn Manu Ieiner geiabnus
innrben set6tet, adt prlt6en beriuun-
bet nm6 bag 6dyiff iparbe ara beidJa-
eigt. Gs iuirb bebamptet, bas Gdifi
babe feine @erteibisnnssmittel ae-
babt itn6 benz Gntfommem nmr benz
Mmt ieiner 8elatnns mn6 Der &C.
t6idfen Giibrnns ieimes sibrers at
oanfen. @as es fir einen @ert Fat,
10 biele Nenidjenleben 81 opfern, III
iibrigens itnberitGn6lidj.
Die 6entfde NesierMna Ioll er-
Hart ba6en, lie iuer6e feline syarbe-
isoffe mad amerifa erportieren lais
len, iuenn rniere Megiernns nidjt 6a-
far forge, 6ak 0entfdlan6 amerifa~
nifde 8anmipplle crbalte.
0epefhen aus 8om meloen, an
Der Wrense iperbe id)arf gefamptt
mno bic italieniideu Srmppen ber-
indten nit sroFer GntIdluiTenbeit,
ben Nes nadl Sarpis sm erfdIieFen.
Gas babem iie idjon felt piersebn xa-
gen perfndt, iino aber mod INNER
nid)t gum 3iel gelnnat. Die DETER
reider melben, ale Ansriffc Der Sta
liener ieien snriidgefdlagen.
General BON 8iiTins, Der @onuer-
menr bon 8elgien, Fat befannt ae-
madJt, 6nf 2ebrer, Gdmlbireftoren
ooer Sdulinipeftoren, bic in ibren
Sdmlem oeutidfeinolide Ginae Ieb-
Ircn IaiTen, NIT eimem Sabr @efams-
mis- beitraft iucrben.
llmfer TraIoent fat peitere Wsit.
teilnusen bon nnferm gptidafter in
Serlin besiislidJ Der 6entfdlem gsute
erbaltem. ssn bieien Mitteilnmscn
Ipa erflart fein, bah 9entidlanb su
Ter9leidem in 8e5ng anf 6ie ifreiti-
gen Ennfte bereit lei.
General Cir San Sanlilton, ser
gefeblsbober Ger engliihen Erllp.
pen auf @nllipoli, Ipriht in feinein
leBten geridlt itber Die Mnnriffp 0er
9iirfen uno ibre slbtpebr. gead iei-
|ner 9aritelliing baben Ole Siirf,n
llngenlein leioenihoftlide 9[ngriffe
auf Die engliiden SteHnngen ge-
nlaht, baben aber nireenos ettpos
ditsaerihtet iino fiito iiberaa 8uriif-
|gefdlagen Der 8riessminiiter, gn-
rer Bnlha, loa, tpie man bon @e.
fangenen erfabren bat, Die Mnsriffe
gum Teil ieIbft geIeitet baben. Die
UerIuTte 0er Tiirfen ld,6bt Der eng
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-07
SdtpiegerDater uno ieine 6rall gIau
Lox~

Sdluiegerpater uno ieine 5ron glali-
ben es nidt.
@olt foa einige Stunocn Dor
ieinem gnoe eirgeltanoen babc.l,
oaB Die 8onlbe, oie er i'm aapitol
su 8aibinaton gum grplooieren
brahte, nidt in elmer 10 einfaden,
oilettantiIheit @eiIe bergeltelt, lon=
bern na6 alien Gegeln Der 4lt,l3i
fabri3iert uno nit eiren Climber
|perieben mar. slub lon er geitanoen
babent oaB ieine Mngoben iiber iei-s
men Mufentbalt in @aibi1tgton falid
iparen uno oaB Ct iiber eine Wohe
lin einem 0lingaloip in Der 9edbe
bon Glen gobe, 6en er gelllietet bot
te, pobrite nilo BORT Die Bomben bsr<
lteate. Gin Softer, in Dem iib 1874
0Dnalnitpatroneal, NIT 3ii1r6l6niiren
perieben, befnn0en u1o Der Dor eli
|nigen Eagen in Dem @auie an Der
@elt 38iten 5traBe SO. 81 in yaae
yorf nnfanl, loG, tpie bic poli5ei be-
bnuptet, bon @olt oortbin eejhiM
|iein.
Jrauf 9olts ioIl Dor ieineln
Sooe erfldrt babell, Die BoIldgier-
banpfer o5aronin" utlo uYbilaoel-
rbia" ieien in Gefabr, ourA Grplos
itonen aerltort gu peroen. Nean bat
ben S1iffen 0rabtlofe Gepefhen
na6geididt nno tie genarllt. 1ie
uYbiln0elpbia" bat cine iol1e Gepe-
ide erbalten. Sic neloet, baB oa5
san3e Shiff our1iuht, aber itihts,
8erOddtiges gefiaoen lei. gon Der
.Saronio" bat man nod nidts ge-
bort.
Gie 8erteioiger Suerta's err
flarell fie tpiiroen oie berlangte
giirgIhaft bon ie $4,000 fir 9uer-
ia nno Die iibrigen nlerifmliIdeli
@efangenen fofort itellen, .es made
gar feline Sdtpierigfeit, he anf3u-
bringen, tpenn unfere Hegierung Sic
@eriihertna eebe, 9uerta iliht tpie-
Der perbaftet au tpoHen, 10 Iange ct
iid1 ben 8eoineungen ieiner Miirg-
iAaft gemdB berboIte. Cont ipiiroe,s
sic @erbafteten i'm @efdngnis bIei.
ben, bis Der Gag Tires Hro3eifes ge-
fomnleit fei.
SIM Namen oes vgeationdI Ga
bor Heace Council" baben Nepr1ien-
tant guhanan it16 Der friibere Me.
pr1lentant Sotpler bon SIlinois. TO-
iuie Ser friibere @eneralanipalt Men4
nett BON Ohio Dem StootsiefretIs
2anling cine Betition iiberreidt, iii
Dem oie @esierung gebeten miro, ie-
Dem Sdiff, bas Waffen nod guro-
po bringt, oie 9Iarierungspapiere sn
beripeigern.
sSStl Chicago ii1to orei Monte.
negriner berbaftet, 6ie &efrlitcn ait-
eeiporben baben iollen.
Sames SO. Sullipan, llniernl
@eTmtoten in San 9oinillgo, lit es
ron Der Gegierung freieeiteIlt NOT
cen, 5u relignieren. @enn er rlid)t re-
i.aniert. miro man i'm ipabrIheinlleh
abieten. CT bnt iid] IN manher Be-
8iehlng Iebr tiidtig eripielen, Bat ia,
aber @erihieoenes su 6dailoen fcm-
men lailen, oas iein Iangeres Ser
Oieiben aaf Ieinem Soften lnnr0alitp
lnaht. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-07
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