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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
CITY HALL HAS
PUZZLE TO RACK
OFFICIAL BRAINS
What is a profession9

what Is a profession?
That's the question that has caused
anguish, grief, distress, political strife,
labor and acrimonious discussion. II
has echoed back and forth for days in
the halls. and corridors of the mu-
nicipal offices in the Mcintyre build
ing. -
II was first evolved ar a recent meet
ing of the board of supervisors, 1t was
then that Supervisor James C. Quinn,
erstwhile leader of the fourth division
of the solid four" introduced reso.
luton directing that all city employees,
excepting technical, professional and
clerical employees, be paid by the hour.
Now that resolution appeared to be a
harmless little document, 1t probably
would have been, only that getting
paid by the hour and getting paid by
the month is somewhat different, at
least the average laborer could note
the difference, unfortunately, on pay
days. - .s.5s,s
Supervisor Ben HoI1inger ccllabor-
ates with Quinn in starting the query
What is profession" on the rounds.
Hollinger, it will be remembered.
arose in deep dignity and sympathy
for the city workmen and demanded
that Quinn give a detailed and elabor-
ate description of profession.
II started Quinn, .'I-that is.
] think it's Ike a doctor, or a lawyer"
he explained.
There amt such d thing In the city
engineers department, 2 corrected Hol-
finger, come on and explain.
Quinn excused himself, and aided
and abetted by the remainder of the
''soIid four the measure passed the
board. Now the city engineer and
the water works manager are puzzled.
The pay rolls must be drawn and the
question OF what a profession is keeps
bobbing along. "
Since then every one on the city
payroll has been questioned regard
ing his knowledge Of professions. E.
]. Bolts, purchasing agent, was asked
today. Bolts gave orders that law
books be produced, he adjusted his
glasses and with a wise look began
quoting from the statute books.
Water Engineer Murray, Supervisor
Hollinger and several others inter
ested in solving the question. listened
patiently. They failed to understand
so did Bolts, and consequently the
question is still unanswered. Holm
ger offers q box of David Kalanoka-
lani's cigars to the person giving the
nearest to-the~correet answer
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PASSENGERS DRPlR7ED

Per U. s. A. T. Logan for San Fran.
cisco, from Honolulu, February 81
Col. and Mrs. L. w. v. Kennon,
Capt. and Mrs. J. l. Siner and child,
Capt. and Mrs. w, P. Ennis and child,
Mrs. VIM. McCaskey, Lieut.. T. w.
Policy, Capt. C. Deems, wife and
daughters, Lieut.. Mack Carr and wife,
Mai. and Mrs. i. Hardeman. Miss
Hardeman, Lieut. Cleveland C. Gee.
Mrs. ]. F. Janda and child, Lieut. v.
w. Bowler. Lieut. b. p. Lamb. Lieut..
and Mrs. j. Andrews, Lieut. A. K. G.
Palmer, Miss Marie Logan, Lieut.. VIM.
C. Rose, Lieut.. H. w. Hall, B. G. Riy-
enburgh, wife and son, Mrs, H. w. @.
Foster, Miss Ada s. Varney, ]. G.
bort and wife. Is4.
Per stmr. Claudine, for Maui ports
Feb. Sill. Won Holt, j D. Dole. L T.
Arnold, R. K.gPurdy, @. G. Munro, r.
S. West.
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JACOBSON LEAVES
1OBOOST Use Of
HAWAIIAN CIGARS

VIM. .Jacobsoni president of the
Home Industry Cigar Co., leaves for
the mainland via the Manchnria next
Tuesday TO establish branches in Chi
cago and New York. These branches
will not only market Hawaiian to-
bacco, but will also operate cigar fac
tories making cigars from Hawaiian
togacco.
1t will be remembered that this
concern is comparatively new in this
city, having been operated throughout
the islands but a few months. Aside
from a remarkable local success this
new move would tend to indicate that,
as claimed, when the company first
began operations, a thoroughly relia-
BILE process for the proper curing of
the local tobacco leaf has been dis
covered. From the beginning the
force of cigar makers has had TO be
increased to meets the demands made
upon the company for cigars.
Mr. jacobson states that aside from
their own resources his company has
negotiated with the firms of H. Hack
field & Co. and Castle & Cooke to mar
ket their entire tobacco crop OF late
much of this tobacco has been shipped
to the states in cooperation with the
plan which Mr. jacobson now goes to
perfect and place upon a permanent
basis.
Speaking from local standpoint
and judging from the retail trade in
Hawaii Special cigars, these cigars
are rapidly winning their way into
popular favor, says Mr. jacobson.
Mr.. Jacobson expects to be away
from Honolulu about two months.
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ECONOMY URGED
BY UNDERWOOD
BEFORE HOUSE
IAssociatad Press b Fed wireles.

IAssociated Press by Fed. Wireless ]
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. e.-Rep.
resentatiye Underwood, chairman OF
the ways and means committee. ad.
dressing the house yesterday on the
naval bin, warned the assembly of the
fact that a serious deficit in the ma.
tienal treasury is threatened and coun.
selled the members to uphold the ef.
forts being made towards economy.
Underwood said that he estimated
the ordinary expenditures OF the next
fiscal year would exceed the probable
receipts by $20. 0000. 900, due to the in.
creased appropriations, while there
would be also probable deficit m the
postoffice DEPARTMENT OF another sl4,.
100000. due to the expected falling
off In receipts.
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS no ARRIVE
Saturday, Feb. s.

Saturday, teD. ..
San Luis-Santa Maria. Am. str.
Sunday, Feb. Z.
New York via Canal and Sound
Virginian, All. S. s.
European ports via Seattle Direct
or, Br. str.
Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa,
str.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports
Mikahala, str.
Maui ports Claudine, str.
Kauai ports Kinau, str.
Kauai ports w. g. Hall, str.
Monday, Feb. 8.
{ Hongkong via Japan ports Man
hcuria, p. M. S. s.
Mexico, Central and South Ameri,
acn ports Seiyo Maru. Japanese str,
Hilo -Matsonia, NJ. N. 8. s.
Tuesday, Feb. 9.
Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea,
str.
San Francisco Sierra o, S. s.
San F'rancisco--Lurline, NJ. N. s. S,
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oahu HALLWAY TIME TABLE


OUTWARD.
FOR Waianae, Waialus, Kahuku. ana
way stations-s9: Is q. m, 1920 D. "a.
For Pearl City. Eva NH and way
stations -f7:S0 q. m. sS:15 .. m,
s11:30 .. M s2:15 p. m. 1870 p. m.
5:16 p. N, 1880 p. M, f11:15 p. b.
Tor Wahiawa and Leilehua-s1 TO- 20
e M f2:l0 p. M $500 p. n. s11:oo
- N. Il
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, wal
slus and Waianae -sS:ss Z. n. s6:31
%. M.
Arrive Honolulu from Hwa nm and
Pearl City-f7:45 q m. 1885 = m.
s1l:02 q. m, $40 D. m. sl:2s >. m,
1881 p. M. s7:30 p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaNa ana
Leilehua--ss.l5 Z. m, f1:6E D. m,
s4:01 I m, s7:10 p. "a.
The Haletwa Limited. twc-hour
train (only firstclass tickets honoredJ
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:3s
Z. m. for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar
rives In Honolulu ct 1910 b. n. The
Limited stops only ct Pearl City and
Waianae.
sDaily. fBxcept sunday. tsunday only.
Q. p. DENIsoN, 2. G. SMITH,
aupsrlntendent. q. p. i.
=
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NAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Sierra, Feb. 8.
Yokohama Tenyo Maru, Feb. is.
Australia Ventura, Feb. Is.
Tancouver-Niagara Feb. "a.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco kanchuria. Feb. 9.
Yokohama Siberia, Feb. IL.
Australia- Sonoma, Feb. 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mar. s. @
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WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
ByA.T T. L0NLEY, Marketing Superintendent.
.@<-zsz WEEK ENDING FEB. q, 1915

zoe; goat skins, white. each, Toe to
-.s... DRESSED MEATS.
Beef. h., lie to 12e; veal. h., lie
70. 13lse; mutton, ib., lie. to 12c;
pork, h., Ice te>i &c. -.s..s.
HAY AND GRAIN.
The following are quotations on
feed I. o. b. ~Honolulu:..
Corn, small yellow, ton, Sal to $42;
large yellow, ton, $40; cracked, ton.
1890; barley, ton, $3.50; bran, ton,
s37; scratch food. ton, SAT; oats, ton,
s43; wheat, ton. s57 to SIS; middIings,
ton, S43 to SAC: May wheat. ton, $23
to SIS; May alfalfa. ton, $2S; alfalfa
meal. ton, $23.
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.RUMORS OF UNREST
AMONG FILlPlN0S
DECLARED GR0UNDLES
TAssociated Press b. BED. Wiraless

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. Wireless
MANILA, P. l., Feb. Private des.
patches received here from Cebu, the
capital of the island of thta name, say
that only the prompt work OF the Phil
ippine constabulary there prevented
the carrying out Of a plan on the part
of Filipino insurrectos to burn the
city and inaugurate a general revolt.
There are rilmors in circulation in
Manila that widespread insnrrection.
airy movement among the FiiIpinos
generally is imminent.
An attempt to run down these m.
mors fails to discover any substantial
ground for them.
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PASSENGERS EXPECTED

Per M. NJ. 5. ). Lurlire from San
Francisco. DE at Honolulu February
.9.-H. Kinberg, o. F. Lassier r Phil.
,lipson, Miss Martha Case, Mss. Becker.
Mrs. NJ. t. Hull and infant. Mrs NJ
A. Moore and daughters. Mrs. A. (.
Allen, w. H. Wilson, Mrs. ii. Kin
berg, Walter Merrick, Mrs Moore,
Miss Dorothy. Becker, Robert Middle
ton, Mrs. M. A. Moore, Miss Mary Al
len, Mrs. ]. R. Quintero, Mrs. W. II.
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EIllEE


With each order for one dozen OF
our fine retouched portrait postcards.
We will give. free. one cabinet photo,
regular Sc dozen size.
This offer is for ten days only.
Portrait post cards $3.50 per dozen.
The KODAGRAPH SHOP, Cor. Hotel
and Union streets. ADV.
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DIPLOMATS MAY
BE FORCED FROM
MEXICO CAPITAL
IAssociated Press BY Eel. wireless

ASSOCIATED Press by Eel. wireless.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb: 6:-The
withdrawal of -rnany of the legations
from the City Of Mexico is imminent
because Of increasing friction which
has arisen between Carranza and the
members of the diplomatic corps.
Early In the week Carranza suspended
the handling of all code messages be-
tween the City Of Mexico and outside
points, thus preventing the ministers
from communicating confidentially
with their governments. This was the
climax OF trouble, which has been
growing. @ -
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, from Honolulu for San Fran.
cisco, sailed Feb. 5.
Thomas, from San Francisco for Homo
lulu, sailed Feb. 5.
Sheridan, sailed from Honolulu foI
San Francisco, arrived Dec. IA.
Sherman, from Honolulu for Guam and
Manila, Jan. Ia.
Dix, from Seattle for Honolulu, sailed
Feb s.
Warren. stationed at the Philippines.
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Mrs. Rich-to-D o-"Tell me, Maggie,
what you servants find to talk about
down in the kitchen" "0h, we mostly
talks about the visitors up in the
DRAWN room. And. begin your par
don, ma'am, what do you mostly talk
about upstairs p "Oh, we talk mostly
about the servants. Life.
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TANKER ADRIFT
IN MID0CEAN;;
Grew RESCUED

ASSOCIATED Press by FED. Wireless
NEW YORK, N. Y. Feb 6.-The
Standard on tanker Chester. which
plies between New York and Amster-
dam. has been abandoned In midocean.
her crew of IS men being rescued By
the liner philadelphia. now making
port This Information was wireless.
ed in yesterday By the Philadelphia.
but no details or what may have hap
pened to the Chester are given.
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VESSELS no DEPART
Saturday, Feb. s.
TUESDAY, Feb. 9.

San Francisco-M anchuria, P. N. s.
S.
Kona and Kau ports Mauna Loa,
str, noon.
Maui. Molokai and Lanai ports-Mi.
kahala, str, S p. m.
Kauai ports inau, str, 5 p. m.
Hilo via way ports Mauna Kea,
str. 5 p. m.
Monday, Feb. 8.
Kauai ports-W. G. Hall, str, 5 p.
m.
Maui ports Claudine, str, 5 p. m.
Kauai ports Likelike, str, 5 p. m.
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LEPER DISCOVERED -
!. All CHICAGO CT UB

ASSOCIATED rress by Fed. Wireless.l
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 6.-Consterna.
ton was caused among the members
of the Chicago Country Club yester.
day when it was learned that Angelo
Lunardi, who has been Waterman at
the club for the past several months,
has been declared a leper by the
health authorities. Lunardi arrived In
America last June. from Genoa, to
which port he will be deported.
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BILL TO Enlist +.
UNEMPLOYED AS
|. ARMY RESERVE

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless ]
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 6.-Re-.
resentative Loaft of New York yester
day introduced bill to enlist all un.
employed men as laborers on public
works, the aDie-oodied among them
to be given four hours military drill
day. The term of enlistment he
proposes at four months, at the con-
clpsion of the term the men to be en-
rolled as army reseryists. r."
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PEACE CONVENTION
MAY NAME GAMB0A
FOR PRESIDENCY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. e.-An-
other provisional president for Mexico
may be nominated IN this city at
peace convention which assemblies to-
morrow, for which scores OF promi
nent Mexicans have been gathering
here The name Of the peace party
candidate. according to the reports, Is
FREDERICK Garnboa. formerly one o.
Mexico's strong men.
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Feet HEADACHY, DIZH, BILIOUS?
CLEAN Y0URIIVER! ADIME AB0X

Sick headaches! Always trace tnem
to lazy liver. DELAYED, fermenting food
In the bowels Of a sick stomach. Pol
sonous, constipated matter, gases and
bile generated In the bowels, instead
OF being carried out Of the system, is
reahsorbed into the blood. When this
poison reaches the delicate brain tbs
sue II causes congestion and that dull.
sickening headache.
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Cascarets will remove the cause By
stimulating the liver. making the bile
and constipation poison move on and
out Of the bowels One taken tonight
straightens you out by morning = q
Decent box will keep your head clear,
stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu-
lar and make you feel bright and
cheerful for months. Children need
Cascarets, too.
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BUTTER. ~s 81
Small demand for island fancy.
Glenwood receipts light Demand,
good for tub butter. Island fancy,
per h., 45c; island tub, per ID, Doc.
- EGGS. -,
Island eggs plentiful. Fresh island,
doz., &c to Soc; duck eggs, doz., 2715G.
POULTRY. r
Demand good for fat chickens. Co
pons selling well for Chinese New
Year. Birds TO 7 lbs. preferred.
capons, H., 35c TO 37I2c; broilers, fat,
9 to 3 lbs, h.. 35c to 37Isc; young
roosters. h., zoe to 35c;E hens, good
condition, b., 25c; turkeys, h., 30c;
ducks, Muscovy, h., 25c to 30c.
VEGETABLES AND PRODUCE.
Beans. strong, green, H., Sc; strins
wax, H., 31kc; Lima in pod, h., Sc to
3Jsc; beans, dry, Maui red, cwt,, So;
calico, cwt., So: small whites, cwt,
81: dried peas, cwt., 81: beets. doz.
punches, 30c, cabbage, bag, Soc; car
rots, doz punches. Soc: corn, sweet,
100 ears, So to s2.25; corn, Hawaiian.
small yellow, ton, $3S to $40; large
yellow, $50 to $3S; cucumbers, doz.,
30c to soc: peanuts, large, h., Sc;
small, ID, 55sc; onions. Portuguese,
bunch, 4c; green peppers. bell, h.. 6c;s
chill, h., &c to Sc; potatoes, islanu
Irish, lb. (new1, 1jkc to &c: sweet.
native varieties. per cwt., plentiful.
Coo to 85cs taro, wet land variety
cwt., sl.l0: tafp. bunch, Ice; toma-
toes, 10, 4c 10 se. green peas. H.. 7c8
10 Toe; egg plant. doz, l5c: pumpkin,
H., 1Hc to 1kc
FRUITS.
Alligator pears meme in marketl;
bananas, Chinese, bEneh, 35c TO 60e:
cooking, bunch, 75c TO ST; breadfruit,
doz., 30c to soc; figs. per 100. 75c;
grapes, Isabella. h. &c to 10c; lines,
per 100, No. in demand. SOC to S5c;
pineappIes, doz.. 4Oc TO Coo; straw.
berries, ID. zoe to Csc; p0tas, ID.
tsIow salel. Sc to lDc; papaias, h.,
1Ac.
LIVESTOCK.
Beef, cattle and sheep are not
bought at live weights. They are
taken by the meat companies. dressed
and paid for BY weight dressed. Hogs.
up to $50 lbs. per lbs II y to 12Ac;,
$50 lbs and over. per H.. SC to II &c. |
HiDEs--Wet saited.
Good demand for hides Steers, No.
/. d. HE No. q lb,. l3ikc;; kips,
b, 1f1zc; sheep skins. each, loo to
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COMMERCIAL NOTES

a. L..
insurance department of the Hawai-
ian Trust company, is now with the
insurance department of Alexander &
Baldwin. He took up his new duties
February 1. IS. .As.. o.
A large general cargo from the east
coast of the United States, by way Of
Panama and Seattle, will arrive at
Honolulu on Sunday in the American
Hawaiian freighter Virginian. The
vessel viii remain in the islands to
collect shipment Of 1900 tons OF
sugar for New York.
: Articles OF Incorporation were filed
yesterday i'm the office of the terrific
rial treasurer by the Chinese Devel-
opment company. The company will
deal in real estate, building and SINH
lar activities. The capital stock OF
$4,000 has been taken up by local Chi
nese. The incorporators are: Chu
Gem, Goo Kim Fook, Wong Chow,
Lung Man Chow, Ching Shat, Ching
Lum., Wong Lum, Wong Chez and C!
@. zee Hop.
Stricter insurance laws will be
asked when the new legislature meets,
II il learned. The present regulation
is too loose because the law is too
indefinite, il is said Among the
changes asked viii be a provision that
foreign companies doing business in
the territory be compelled to have
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Besides the real life expands the ideal life
to those that seek it. Droop not, seek it,
Bnlwer-Lytton
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@uten Grfplg
Sat bic Mitglieoer-. &agne ber
2iberalen 2ign.

Die aampnsne, lpelGe bic n2i6erole
&iga" bebufs 4nrperbung neuer Bit.
glIeber etngeleitet 6at uno bic Dor oret
Sagen unter Geitung Der Serren
Siiron Is. Nielion, Senrp Sacobs unb
5ranf Gobmann begonnen DurDe, bat
einen nam9aften @rfolg auf3utpeiien,
inbcm am criten Sage 731, am 3ipeis
ten 903 unb am 6ritten 678 n.ue
W(itglieber genonnen purben, 70 b1B
bic geiammte Witglieotr3abl geitern
Qtenb auf 6555 oeitiegen mar. Die
&ompagne fDirb Big gum 12. Sftober
fortgeicbt peroen unb am 8ienItag,
Dem 10. Gttp6er, ipirb alsbann sine
WiaiicnDeriammlung BET 2iga itnttz
finben, an lpel4er ii4 aud cine grobe
Delegation Der r2iberal 2eague" ppn
Butler gountb bet6eiligen fpirb.
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&ebentenbe Sdjabencriabflage beige.
lent.

Die $4,000 S6aoentrIustlage Der
Seonetta 2ioineIton Cameron gsgcn
W. Gpra GOp, frii6ere 2lpotbstens
8eiiBerin, 1T geftern auBergeridtlia
beigelegt porOen unb bic &ldgerin
Iol ongebli6 $4,000 als Qlbfins
bungsillmme erbalten babeu. SRI. gas
meron bate ungefii6rt, OaB i6r, avs iie
sinen Sungen mad elmer Der Dom
f8en 2lpotbeten i6id!c, I'm cine
0uantitdt rGpTon Sul5" gu bolsn,
irrtbiImli6erpeiIe 9lrIsrit gei6idt
norben iei, nu6 oeIien GenuB iie ssz
fdbrli6 ertrantte unb ipdter aud cine
2dbmung auer 9lieomuBen baOon,
truq. Bel Der eriten 8erbanDlung Oss
5nllss tonnte Ii1 bic Surp ni6t einiz
gen, pdbrenO BEL Der 3psitsn Elm Ser
riti iiber $4,000 gu @uniten Der &ldz
germ dbgege6en purbe, geqen tpsldes
5rau 0on gerufung an bas Qppel=
Iationsgeriht erbob.
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Mbibieosbrief
6ines aussblifen SelbimDrors I'M
Goen Isarf gefuuben.

Der partsqrlBiIt Ssnrp Smitb
m,lOsts gsitern glbeno Der puIi5ei oss
Z. Oiitritts, oab sr auf isiHsm RuHos
gang in Der RGbe oes gben qart Res
isrDOirs einsn 3ettsI sefunbsn bate,
beFen Snbalt angebli9 auf einen
Sslbitmpro i6lieBsn IaFs. Der 3sttel
lautsts: .,2ln ale Welt! Sd bin Is
miibe aepOr6sn. mid tagtGgIih beleis
Oigsn unb mibbuubeIn gu IaHen uuo
bin oebbal6 babel, 2tqsm Elm gnDs gu
MAIDEN Weins 9sihe tann am n0roz
li5sn Gnoe bee ReierOpirs sefuuoe7
lpsroen uno penn oiss Der Sal 1T,
6sna6riGtiee man 9leres. go. 942
0eit 5. Strlbe uuo bite fis, mid auf
Dem iiOiftm GrieObOf Blair aOe.,
Balnut oils, gu besrbiSen. Gs3. u.
:. gesus. Qatfrasen, bic bon Der
qolixi angeiteat purosn, srgabeu, oab
Iih in 10. 942 Beit 8. Strabe bas
GtitGft bes 2umpsn6GnOl.rs Ditts
tubstD befinbst, Der isoo6 srtldrte,
usor BON gssns nod bon elmer ~ags
mes" etpns gu piiIsn. augeni6einIid
banbelt es fid bier I'm sinsn I6le6ten
Spab.
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2ofal 8eridt.
Yeripnal Notisea.

Gran Wap aaiser that Dor Ell
ner MpGe sinsn 5alI, als lie i'm Saus
ie Ro. 228 Rcteqe 5trabs 5reunoe
6efr4te. Sic battle eiusn Siiften6rud
erliiten unb in glubetra9t ibres
porssriidten gllters ertpies iid bic
D,rlsbung ols t0StIid. Die 9reiiin
itarb seIisrn i'm ct. Wlarisn !ooipitdl
unp bic aeihe ipurbe mad bem Sraus
srbauIe, 1902 Race StraBe, aebra4t.
Die Dabinssibisoene bate elm alter
pon 70 Sabrsn errsidt.
Sn Der gauer'itsn GamiIic gu
O'grponpill. purben eeitsru sll1
sipei 6ohseii.n sefeiert. Serr Sep. :.
Z. Sauer Don 2754 SIt MuntunI
apenns permGblte iib nit 6rGuIein
gauer. SO9ter bon Sobn
gdusr, 1929 Cinnamon Strobe, benz
republitaniifen Stdbtratbstauoioda
ten In Der 3. @drb. @lsi93eitis reihte
Der @rorsr 3 obn8duer bon 2o19
MlobiIon Ruab. Elm Better bes 5rls.
2ouife Bauer, syrI. Gitber SET
IN nm bic Sanb gum gunbe. Die
iunse Dame III elm. 9erpaubie bes
Stabtaubitors 2eimonn.
iJrau g QouifeSOefle. bic lange
Sabre am Ginbldp Ulartt siren puB'
bstrisb. 1T na8 GloriSa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07

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iiber ben Ste uuo bic QanoTnuft bisz
tet. 9Sn Der airae Diele bunoert nno$9,
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Ientrdnl betenb - oa iebnt Iib teine
Seele mad bem Acknowledgement. Treunpz
LID griiben mid ale, Die mir teQedner.
Simmer tlarer ptro es uns, odb oiefes
@plt ni4ts SlafpiIhes bat. Gin uns
begleitenber Serr fpeiB Don @ir6pps
unD anoerer 8elebrter 9lrbeit al faaen,
iibet Die S6dbelbiIoung Don 2itoaern
unb 9etten un0 oaB oieie qnt6ropoloz
qen feitaeftellt haben, Dap oieic tletnen
Yauernp6lter ben reinen giorogermaa
nen peiensglei6 ieien - aucb mir buz
ben bieIen @inbrud BON Der bo6ge>
fDuffsnen I60nen Sso0lterun9. Ster
bat Die tatboliide atr6e Elm number
polIes 2anb unb CUTE 9eO0lternng nit
abenoldnoiiher &ultur erbalten, Die
trob allen 9rut opr mostppitilher
Ruiifi5irung betpabrt 1T; bier 1T Der
&lerus untipolniiA, er beitebt gum al
leror0Bten Sbeil aus litauiidhen Sdue
erniD6nsn, bic bic iSiibrer ibres @pltes
eegen @nmaBungen Der poleR in 2is
tauen iinb. Der pple III in 9itauen
tbatId6lif. lpie i'd Ihpn Idrieb. erie
biQt Der &uIIe 1T gefIobsn, bas Iituuz
iI6e Bolt allein lit gebieben, Obglelcb
piele bon ibnen aud peri6leppt pors
ben limb. bod tie flii6teten unp idletz
den surIid in ibre oerluFenen6pfe. uno
aus ben @dloern tommen ulmdbltt)
mebr uno mebr Bieb unb Pferoe 'unl
gori6ein. limb Sausfruusn Sers
Inns perbIllet @uer @aupt! Ih6uites
9ammfleii9 toitet 20 &opsten bas
4lfuno, ebenfo RinofleiI6, Butter L
Mart bis 1,20 Wart.
SD muB idlieBen, bic Sselopoit gebt
ab: gu pferOe bis Plunpunp, 25 &tlos
meter BON bier, BON bort i'm 4uto peis
ter nd9 Memsl, no tie heute abeub
eintrifft.
Dir aber fdbren nah elmer Stunpe
6inaus ndb gloroeu, bem alten Dr.
benslanbe su, Der GlteIten &oIonie bes
beutIhen 9oItes!