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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13
DANCING GLASSES

Miss Hazel auckland will open her
dancing classes Friday. October Is, In
Phoenix hall. Fort street, near. Bere-
tania. Evening classes in society'e
latest ballroom steps, Friday, 8 p, M.
Tfiidren,s cIasses, Friday Afternoon,
4 to S O'Clock, Telephone 2116.-AdY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13

After an absence of several years
Lester Marks. the son of Mrs. Louis
Marks. returned to Honolulu yester.
day. Mr.. Marks has been IN the
East studying at Cornell university
and he received his diploma this
spring. On his way home he stopped
in Berkeley for short time to visit
his sister, Miss Ramona Marks, who
is a sophomore at therUniversity Of
California. -" g. D.. +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13

Mrs. ]. A. Gilman and her daughter,
Miss Cordelia Gilman. we're among the
homecoming passengersEi the Mat
sonia yesterday MRS. Gilman and her
daughter have been living in Berkeley
for the last year oraIli6Ee, though the
former retnraefs here hs4ewsmoRths
ago to be present at the marriage Of
her Youngest daughter, Miss Marjorie,
to Percy Nottage. &st sstat ~ ~; 4, I 5.ys
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13
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qotozo1~

FOR years we have been stating in the newspapers of the
country that great many have escaped serious OPP
eratons by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and it is true.
we are permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women. All have been
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be
more convincing1
HoDeDoN MEI had pains In both sides and
could scarcely straighten times My back ached and
Wa SO nervous could not Sleep and thought would be
any until submitted TO operation but commenced taking
Lydia E Fnkhams Vegetable Compound like
SHELBYynLE KY@I suffered from a severe female trouble
MY right side hurt badlyt finally decided that
must be operated When husband got
Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound for
am now well Mrs. MoILn SMITH, RID, Shelbyyie Ky
HANOVER Ps The doctor advised operation my
e husband Lydia Rnkhams Vegetable Compound
experienced great relief short time Now feel
and can do bard days work and not mind "Ms Aba WT,
SO3 Walnut st, Hanover, Pa III.
DEcATUR and three Of the best pysi.
clans would have to be taken to the hospital oer
INIT to the operation and took Pnkhams
polndand 1t worked miracle other
what It has done Tor LAURA A RIswoID East
William Street, Decatur, Ill EE PA q. saa.%
CLrysLANn ONO 81 irregular and for several years
eratiop Doctors said they knew Of nothing that
would help me- took Lydia e Hnkhams Vege- SdG
table compound and became regular and free ZIHNM
nom pam 4 am thankful for such good medi- M p
cine cine ma VII always give the highest praise
DWrfte to LYDIA EPINKHAM MEDICINECO OK - I1
lCONF1DENTIALl LYNN, MASS, for advice. u
Your letter VIII opened, read
BY woman and held I'm strict confidence
&
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13

ton whether the steamers an
ger or primarily freight boats
above being passeng gers steame
the exception Of the Mauoa a T.
line. which are primarily freigAt,-
with some passenger accommodN
ADDED TO help out the situation, AS
wall. but are not steamers whS,h
to the tourist trade The Mats3
IN the other hand seems to carry
the requisites for Honolulu trad
namely, sufficient displacement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13

: Francis Cooper, the youngest son Of
Judge and Mrs. Henry e. Cooper of
this city. arrived tr2the Matsonia yes
terday morning after completing a
course in one of the well known bust.
ness colleges of the, west. Mr.. Cooper
was named by some Of his fellow
students, "P-:ace Francis of Palmyra"
and the name stuck. - &c.,. ...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-02
DR.. BURKHART'S

geeeta GompouRb bebebi s4mer5en
In her Eelte Hiiden unier ben S6ullerbla!tern
Stidunfnqe Scr5llOp'en. ullbeS dogepuurfss
9eilbl S6ndne, Reroofiat, Seritopinne lall'
rem traniru m,ager, E6nnoelanidtr, abgsmnl'
ieies Spiten 6rlnuai eine 30tagee Sebnnp'
luna nlir 25c. uno lebei ben llr.eridnieo elsih
bon Der eriten Dots nH. Or Gueu GpotbsfeH
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Ser gtaotratb.
Rimmt SeileiOs6cidIliliie AMI Srs Ab'
lebeu pOn SUbn ). ScnIlp an.

Sm Stabtratb puroe seiteru oes
pur sinigsn 5agsn psriiorbenen SS0bn
H. ScuQp in sbrsnosr Deiie seod9'.
Der gsrftor6ens bate pom 19oSsl914
eie 10, Wnrb i'm St1Otratb oertretsn
uno aaf gntras pOn 9r. GeGourcsp,
osm psaenpdrtiser Rspraieutnnter
oieIer Uarb tpuroen gei!siosbeihluile
aui bas abIeben 5errn Sculp's ourd
grbeben pom ben Sigen augenommen
uno cine abidrift Der 9ei6liiNe ipiro
ben glneeborigen augsiduOt tperoeu.
Die Grdnsieriruna siuss 5beiIs bss
Observation-Disclosures, lpeI4er
otr SoTpitaItommifion gebOyt, an b.n
;lnip.rFtitsratb purbe aut9ebeiBsg
Gg banbelt iid bierbst I'm oIs OIL Der
6 ben apsuue unb SbielOs Strabe ges
leeene Gissntbum, auf pelbem bas
proiettirte neus meSiSintibe Goliese
trrihie rerten fpl, uur bic lle6sss
troguno srfoIsi. in llsbereinitimmun3
nit esn gsbiHsunsen. Die Trau Wlar1
Gmsrs an i9r. tiiraIi4 senrlSs Sasa'
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GtsrbIibfeitsberi6t.

Joiepbin. @inbrO. Al, ftGbttftta
4rmsHbaus, JalIfudt.
Catherine 6opsl, %. gstbesba 90
ipital, S4pGhe.
benrist.s Quitman, SO. 2414 aib'
lanb aps., 4rterisnperiaIiuHg.
Charles 5arm.psr, %, 1904 gIspsl'
Inn Str, 1uberiuIois.
gusuii aorism.psr, 43. 144s Den
man Ctr, 5naueit in Sanebs.
gIisa BON SoseI, AZ. ct. Rarisn'
5oipiial, SeraIeio.n.
auna WobIfrom. 81. gleDes pit.
8lutdrmutb.
g,rnarb Ro.It.r. 81, 1907 8iesI.'
Ctr, Ri.renleiben.
Bernard Ruite. Al, 2785 Wsit 6
Ctr, 2ubriuIois.
Sarab Golfer, "a, Siibifaes 30
ipiioI, 2urse#enisiinouns.
alie. 5lanaean. "a, 833 asHbOr
aDe., 6arnidureDsrsiftuus.
Samss Sermann, 20, 4210 Glen
man Gps., 5trnbautsn.,inbune.
4HHa Si.gmon, A. 1918 UineStr.
Risrsnleiotu.
sSlOrens. S,iff. s3. 1880 DbiO2lDe.
9srserpsiteruns.
pdirid Rannins, A, 3459 Reao
ing Rodb, Snqu.ii in Shtpeb..
Rargaret RsinbolB, 80. 1880 Gin
uamon Ctr. 9ebirnfdIas.
gtorg. Wurpbp. 81. 124 On 13
Str, 2ubertulofs.
ausuft Gessman, AZ, 9o7 Satu
thorn. ape., S9Dd1s.
Sdmss Sarrinston. AZ. 1892 Wor
ris pIaa, aubertulof..
ausuii @iebau:, SO, 20 OF Da
Ri,Is Ctr, aunsensni3iinbuus.
Jobn Msnd, 10, 2345 DisiOr Ctr.
S<r5I.ibtn.
Gr.S. Saufer. 90, 1920 Sl.npal
abs., aubertuIok.
aarp gra,srs, 7s, $50 2aursl Str.
Pitenlsiben.
aunisunbe zimmerman, 7s. 2s5s
Ssnibap ape., gsbirnidlae.
Catherine GorbIip, II, 2tnbsrior
1Opnibip, 6arnfaur.D.rsiftuns.
Rat. ambroie, 81. 9O5 Weii z
Ctr. Ssr3Ieibtn.
Georse SofiH. 7Waonut., 1866 Cen
traI Noe, S9pdfe.
Sobn Rartin. SO, 1881 gDeit 7
Ctr, Jnaueft in Stipsbs.
Dons Jooi. "a. 628 Zine SiraBe
Pisreuleibsn.
Mi6csI gint. %, 5artpea. subsr
tulofs.
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Die altr 8eididJte.

Sas uuuOrii6tige 6dnobuben Don
StieBpaffen bat aeiteru lpisber eiH.
moi hus ibIi6e ReIultnt sebabt. Der
5drbigs GbarIes gfogers DON gto. 42O
9rbu StrsBe. Der als Sausbisnsr in
Ter @upie- Wirt6i4aft an Der 4. Str
uno GentrdI 2lpenue beItIftigt III,
puroe aug 8erisben in bic Iinte Seiie
gsifpfen, isbO6 sliidlicter WeiIe MIR
lei6t perlpunoet. Der S6iibe, Der,
obne es 81 uolen. ben Sdub obaab.
mar Der S61ntteIlner gbarles GaTsls
man ppn glp 500 Meit 7. Strabe, Der
in einsm Sdubfah binter bsm Cabin
tiT5 sineu ReDolosr iano. Gr fru1
3ogers, Der nit benz g(ufpiihsn hss
fub6obsns bsi6dftiat mar, ob CT nil
is, mem bic Buffe eeb6re unb Ro9ers
rernsints be 5rage nit benz 8emers
ten, bab Der RsboIper iit bereits lett
gerdumer 3eit in Der S1ublabe Be.
finbe. Sm ieIben Woment entluD ii6
bic @affe uno Roeers brad, in Die
Iinte Seite getrOfien nit eirem guF.
ftret 3uiammen. Der 8erpunbst'
pu-oe Iofort ra6 bem itdbtii6eu
SoIpital csbrdtt, no bic 2lerstt feline
8unoe fir abipIut unsefdbrIit er.
ttGrten. GaFelman purbe anfGnqlid
BON BEN sufGligsr 8eiie in Der Rahs
barItlft 6efinOliaen qoIi5iitsn Gram
foro uno Reiienbera per9aftet, iebot
freiaelaiTen. natoem Der Sbatbeftduh
ermitteIt poroen mar.
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Wie iDirb man
bid itnb tart?

Vim atctG ge6isr, ben bic rutfisn onurtir
nents ssesssn. ur an getpt8t sasnrsbnsn. ".
tah iif sardui beftetsn .ttreH Ulaesn NIT aasr'
lei sidtrmitftin gu flneH ober nit fsttisen
gtdbtunasu bcfstftppfsr. urb tcorr burn Bier
~, gp,,S,,,r., h.,,,,x., No. a., rr,rh.u
oou yni@fhsfn oefinueh o'aa sn u'ussn'
Ios.
"a ~ ..n.,A.nx a., a., ,r.,A.r .hr, hot,
W nnH'Dspws ts,. ~ '.''o."' .sN ~
Jbf Crannisnnis bic Waotura bit S'e eNen,
s,anr. a., S-rn,,,ro grs ,p,rheu ete ht6 ,p,t,
's'a !" -.v".ts ~. na' 80. 1900. q,-s.,.,
ben. au1 freHn Ste NIT oie s'n'a@ie Taptnhs
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Cpsrsttsn anifibruns.

Der Glss alu6 bss ct. 3dpiers
College bat ii9 on bi. auffiibrung .is
n,r Opsretis seipust nub rtbt gut be-
itanbtn. Inter 2siiuns bes S.rru 5.
allfrsb S6ebl mar bi, sipsia.tis. Sps'
r.tis captain pan Der Sum1, BON
Rbbs Ssrbert unb Diatung BON Gil
5abtib Snh. siniiubirt porbsn, uno
esiiern gtknb fanb i'm Auditorium bss
at. 1dbkr College Dor sintm erobsu
publitum bic 4uffiibruns Iia!i. Dies
itlbs sins gut BON itaitsn uno 6rnf)ts
bm Ulitpittenbtn brsliben geiiall
Gin. Die 9itsIrOa. ipuros Don 6erri
SoIspb Wolsneraft ssiungeH. WH.
Sappslboff prdf,Htirt. iih In Der RoII,
pts gootsmaRns. Sobn 9osrs,r. Carl
samoit, goiparb Wlads uno Jobn Wts
Gok parsH bic piratsn, Senrp E.nteI
ipislis ben Obabiab. Der gbcr iests
iih ME foIgi 3uinmmsn: alfrsb Cons
nap. Sbomas Dillon. 9errp Gsirof.
Aarl anoebber, Joispb arusbmanr.
Jamss polanb, Tbarlss purbp, Gbas,
loUen. goporb llnn.ipebr, WdItsE
Better, Gpril 8nrlag, 5bomas Brabn,
llrbdn 9rinlsr, Soi,pb grosriHs. 80.
Ispb GIOub, Sohu Guibins. GrdHeis
Dedsr. Jofepa Gmmsit. 4rtbur GAR
rel. 9snrB Rsnisl. Glsius aunS. Rups
mpnn WscGop. sJobn WlepeS, Jobn
Ssanlon. Jofspb Ssbaiiidni. 9bomds
DOn, Gpril 8arlas, Thomas 9rabp.
S0sa Rsser, JoisPb GsSafiani.
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Gouiis sgreemuH 1T Qa6laBberipuf'
term BON 9. 6snrb Grseman; periOs
nalien 500; Grunbeisentbum $500.
gbas. ;yranten it ga4lnBpsrpultsr
Don gDbert ehds' strana; perfOnas
lien $500.
Der psrf6nli6e Ra4lnb Der 9lttiis
Spobr betrdst $514.87; bsrienise bes
stobn Z. gurHs s313.31; berieriss O.s
Ssnrn alopertorn S57S.16: berisnise
Der 5arrist g. Wias $7019.84; Der.
ieniss BEG 5enrp 2ouis gropn $1027;
osrisnigs bes aouis SosnbOrf $S47.
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Rraen phne GnOc.

Der GpisRmonat bot ii9 nit elmer
Sempsratur pOR so Grab unb fat uus
untsrbro9enem Rssen ungeIaNeu. Bon
ben 81 5dssn beg Wlpnat Usui iinb q
berregHet uno pom ben Derbleibenoen
3ebH Sagen tparen rur pentge tlar, 10
baB bic Sonnc itd berOorpaste. Der
@eIammtreSsHfau i'm Utouat mar in
bisIer 9egeuO 5,4 3pQ luds in anbes
troGt Der pislcn Regentage nibt oisl
ift. Dem 0dhstbum bat Der Reser1
gang beOeutsnO gsniiBt, oeun Der san3'
Ruienmono 1T obus gtddtfroite DOT.
iibergesang.u, 6O6pdiier buben BIZ
Rcgengiife aud uidt i'm 9efUIss &c
babt, pDtl dbsr babsn iis unresenb aui
BEN RsgnidiymPoHOsI gtpirtt
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Solb fit Giitn.Sinss.
t1nidrUt)

Ser nllsr gatsrlanS bic Grsue Bu btipeiler.
Sss TO In iagersr 5sit tbm goio iliF o'eie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-02

gsriud,eu cir 6aSen. .GobalFinsn hsntt abtub
gerftppfnns gilioHidt iblebter Dtagen be-
Ieate 3ilnae 1raabeit unb eeberleben fperben
| ttneu forriqirt burh Blndburn'e Wnsta'
| Ronnl.gtler Refier ale RbistrusoI. los uHb
! 9bs IN allen GpnthgItn,
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tJr'drilt)
Gieie 3eiIeu iino nidt tu6rtIih au1'
,uiai'er, ionoern MIR oobin, oaB EN-
ieSer. peIaer einen Collar tiir Sle
bonn Sriesc getroiienen in Gertldl'
Lamb urb Seiterreih. .llnsarn iibrtg
bat. 81 90 in Der Office bes Bolts
blatt" 127 0it 7. Strabe, ein3ablen
fam un6 oaiiir eincn bilbiden ei'er,
nen Ring erbaIt, iein emaiIirt uno
nit Dem eiiernen 2rel5 gei6miidt.
Sein gelti6omerifaner iclte eS
unterIniien ii6 bieies GrinnerllnsS'
seitcn an bns g1insen GeutitlanSs
unS Ceitcrrei6s an5uihafien umio'
me5r ols Der Reinertrag ansibIieB'
lid) BEN SiIf6iouSs Bufaat.
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'uro BON s25Oooo oefte[It hattie

lur0 Don $25O.O0O 1eItellt bate.
Sine 3uihrift Der pIeaiant Ribse
g8elfors Qfociation, in fpel6er barum
rubaefutt pirb, MOtlsp 9lacs in
pleafant Ribae um3utaufeH, ging an
bag 9ommittse fir 9enennuns Der
Straben.
Sm llstri9er lagen Der geb0rbc
tstns 9ei4dfte pOu heiOnoerer Dihs
tigtett DOT.
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(GIiiiorS R. fog, 26, 1907 alstp.ttpn
Strdbs.
| psarl 9lntbOnB, 81, 4214 Billiams
ion piate.
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Observation-Disclosures.

{S. 6Omsr smitb, %, 1903 goanOt.
! Strdbe.
Strabe.
l6snrb @uttmun, %. Gonu.rsuiu.,
( eSubinna.
lGtbel gubb, %, 1888 5airfar glue.
lDm. giermann, 81, 6opple uno
Z Sssgsr Strabs.
lWarp Srentmdnn, 18, 5opple uno
Sesaer Strobe
|Soiepb Cohen, %, 13O 70. a. Ctr.
lgettp Smnermann, 90, 558 Glart
Strabs.
{8m. s. Woanisbt, "a, 43o9 5aia6t
qpsnue.
lClipe M. Barnett, %, 4268 Uils
liamfOn plate.
iaouis s. grsit.n6aA, 27, % Whls
BERN Strabs.
l5onora z. Callahan. 27, 1882
JtOitNtUHI AVtNHk.
lGbpar0 penit. 46, 2941 aanslaHo
I StruBs.
iSate Bennett, 80, 4O54 Gol.rain
4Denue.
iaHt6onp z. SdDarbsr. &c. 1862
I SebIer SirGbe.
l5obdnna 5hOmas, 20, 1044 Ritt,ns
bouis Sirabs.
l5srrB 5ammons. 40, 1902 gbap.l
/ Strube.
l2tmanbd Maribaq, 45, 1927 iyoratsr
Iosnue.
Games e. grpO,s. "a, Buffalo, R.g.
lgsarl 81. z. Brand. "a, 2918 ROns
fort Strabe.
l9m. 6. W!er.Sitb. %, GOT Wscqt.r.
! ion Strab..
i9lubDs 6. Sbinlep.r, 90, 500 Of
8. Sirab..
IQlopfius arismer, %, 4551 atr6p
\ Qpsuue.
lTarp 6ofm.p.r, %, Wlt. 5.aItbp.
li}reo. SO. g.tsrs, q, g2orpoob.
ellie R. 0ousbman, 21, 5161
guiiern absuus.
i6snru u. Tisrman. q, asnn.bp
6sigbts.
lQiQian s WeIterman 21, S.rr.bn
6siabis.
{elmsr efpsniusn, "a, 3o12 Sci
! ferioH Qoenus.
| lGracs 8. partition, "a, 1929 giibcp
Strabs.
{9sslis 8. Bacon, 80, 1912 ga9mil.
I lsr Strabs.
l6asa 3. Nt6arlan, 2s. RorpouS.
(saOmas N. Gonlsp, SO, gaOrDOuO.
lJeiii. 6. girbis. 20, Rorpouo.
{g1itolus Z. D.srap, 3s, $40 u. 4.
/ Strdbs
l2Inna 2opl:, %, galats 9ot.l.
fgbarIss 8. Wle8aniel, SO, 3l5
GdrnihaU q0enue.
! lIaariOu 6, Ruff. 46. 426 groaOpup.
| loarrp gI gDaff., 80, 426 Belts Ct.
l9trtba Gin5Orn, %, 734 RidmOuO
Strabe.
(G6arIes !. Meets. &c, 311 RuI.
BERN Si,lss.
! 5empie ylislano. 26, 81 Uiulberrp
Strabs.
{Glifforb 81 D4its, %. 1416 Ual.
nut Strlb,,
lGeqa Ma9 Son, %, 129 20. 8. Cir.
| (gbarlss 2l sininsslsp. 90. arIinss
ton 6siahis.
| lGIi3abstb 4iSolpstp. 40, ,Wpomins,O
| (gleas 6apn:g, 80, pOgue qlD.nu..
| lMarp .. 5atiou, IS, 1923 BRETON
glnsnue.
| lRabmouo Z Gan. 27. $3.50 gslsars
2lrenus.
| iflpra g. GtsnrOt6. 90. 26 OF ais
berth Siyaht.
| (pbilip 9. Roos. "a, Sps.trpin,, o.
lMarcsqo q priss,, "A. 20 On s.
StraBs.
lGurtis R. g,apsr. 2S. 1880 Gait.rn
apenue.
igutbd e. aramsr. 90, 1856 Gait.ru
apsnus.
l0ana GaunO.rs gsisbtOu, %, Gbats
/ tcuooaa. I,uu.
l5elsn R. Riatsr. %, Rorppob.
iqrtbur . daapn. q. 113 u. II.
! Strnbe.
lGmmu g. Dalbsr, 20, 2567 10.
McWlideH Qpenue.
tepuis TfrsO. WsrHsr. %. GA Race
( StraBs.
lapuiIa Morris. %, TIP SunO gtOs
(GIar,ncs gDeao,r. %. wlGOiiOnUias,
Ohio.
lGpa Miasr. 10. RabiionDiIl.. Q.
lsScbn 6snyp Ramiep. Al. Riumi
iSloribd.
Catherine g, RaIOu. "a, FOG Of 8.
Strats,
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Mns BEN 0eridtsbbien.
Gntideibuns bts superior @eridts
eeesn bic gtrlansernns Sr
gtrohenbabm nadj
Bomb SiG.
BON slppeliations WcridtsbOf ae'
tern in alien YeSiebnnsem per'
iuorfen.

aontratt fir ben gau bes nsuen
gourtbauiss AUDI in stD.it.r Sn'
itans bsitdtigi. = Cincinnati 1rac'
iion 60. beaRftanbsi gssabluHs If.
rec Ibeils Der 2ublop 4peHus @ia'
buff aoittn. ebei9eiOungs.
Jdlls. :3tpsi tIeine gantsrOtts. =
Ra9lab<Sa
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lluterridts. .@nseigen.
Spbere Spbne.

Iic ctua touicu6 Wiitglieoer tar.
lie Garment &prters SucaI Union
nil. mic geitern befauut pllroe,
9Ritte ocS Rouots Inn eiue 25'pro'
scltige 2ohnerbohrng eIntcmmeh
banit Die &obne nit Den im SIten
QeSablten in @lnfIuul tolnmcn Ter
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
FREER MAKES BIG GIFT
VIII Erect SI.Hin. .OnO building nj
Smithsonian Institute to Contain
His Valuable Collection.

WASHINGTON. December "A new
'ioco.0to building is TO he added 10
tho Smithsonian Institution here TO
-ontain the collection Of paintings. en-
cravings rorcelains and hronzcs given
"a tn" institution from ttnc 10 time by
'harlcs J.. Frcer OF Detroit. The now
udild,nr, plans for which arc now be-
lIE drawn, also is a gift of Mr. Freer.
Secretary Walcott. Of the Smi,hson-
an,.annouuc"d to-day that 1; was cx-
pcctcd work on The building would bc
started during the coming spring Con
slructiou OF the principal art galleries
80 Europ" ana America has been under
-t,dy for sore time, and II is planned
tupt the new building shall y" ar
1nuccd with The object Of furnishing
students OF art the fullest opportunity
cor making vs." Of its contents. AL
though The public halls VIII bc extern
r'vc. they viii he planned with refer
"Ice TO having only q part OF the Freer
collection on exhibition at one time.
The collection represents periods Of art
-, ginning before the Christian era.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
Submarm e Attacks
Unnamed u. S. Ship
Wireless S. o. S. Call Reaches
athens Telling of Vessels
Plight.

ATHENS, December IA wireless
$. O. S. call reached Athens this morn
ing from an unnamed American ship
the message stating that she was be-
ing attacked by an Austrian or Ger
man submarine. south of tho island OF
Crete.
Subsequent efforts TO communicate
with the vessel were rruitlass
The American legation here sent a
report regarding the matter to Wash
inBton.
The collier Caesar, which is I'm East
ern Mediterranean waters, may be in
the vicinity from which the message
was sent.
Word from the collier Caesar re-
ce!vcd in Washington ana gwen out
to-day vas that she sailed yesterday y
from Port Said, At the entrance Of the
*u"z Canal. for Alexandria. with a few
refugees aboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
ROUMAN|A TO SEIZE
. FOREIGN CRAFT IN
ANY OF ITS PORTS
Notice May Signify That
Important Step Is to
Be Taken.
NO EXPLANATION GIVEN
BY PREMIER BRATIANO
Active Military Operations Now
Largely Confined to the
Balkans.
SERBS RESISTING AUSTRIANs
London Makes Official Announcement
OF British Retreat in
NO EXPLANATION GIVEN
BY PREMIER BRATIANO
SERBS RESISTING AusTR1aNs
London Makes Official Announcement
OF British Retreat in
McSOpotamia.

| Active military operations for tho
! moment are largely confined to the
balkans. and even there tho move
'hents arc by no means on the scala
of that Of recent weeks.
| Scattered Serbian bands are resist
| Ing the Austrian advance near the
MontencSrin border, and the prlncipal
| task OF the Teutonic troops now seems
to be the rounding up OF as many ot
the isolated units as possible. Success
! In tnkinE more than 1000 Serbians in
the last days mountain fighting re-
ported is announced by Berlin.
| In South Serbia there is comparative
inaction, the weather continuing ad-
| erse. According to announcement in
Athens, declared to be official, no troops
| OF the central powers marched into
Monastir when 1t was evacuated by
the Serbians. Only German, Austrian
and Bulgarian officers entered the city,
raising the flags of their respective ma
| .ions.
Roumania may be preparing to take
some important step in connection wish
military operations. a Bucharest dis
patch to London declares the Rou-
n2nian military authorities have au-
nounced that craft in Roumaniau ports
VIII be commandeered on Monday lin
the interest of the national defensc."
London on Saturday made official an
| nouncement of the British retreat in
Mesopotamia, the British account bear
ing out in many particulars the previ-
ous Turkish claims, including the state
'rent that General Townshend's forces
were retreating to Kut-el- Amara, los
miles from Bagdad.
Berlin reports nothing OF moment
On the Russian front, and n similar
state OF tnaction along the Franco
| Belgian lines. Paris confirms the Ber-
lin statement in this latter particular.
In the Darianelles there have been
several bombardments OF Turkish po-
sltions by allied warshlps without re-
suit, according TO Constantinople.
| An Athens dispatch tells Of a wire
less message received there from an
unidentified American vessel. saying
she was being attacked by German
| or an Austrian submarine. No fur
ther word was received after the first
rs. o. s." call.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
BANK EMBEZZtER FREED
W lillian 3. Walker Out Of Prison. After
Serving hut seven of Twenty
Years Of Ills Sentence.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARTFORD. CONN, December A.
Hiding back behind the tonncau cur
tains Of the ward"n's automobile, Will
liam +. Walker. church and bank en-
hcZzler, was rushed through the gates
OF the Connecticut state Prison. six
miles south OF this city. early this forr-
noon, and before 10 o'clock was with
mis- sister. the wife OF State Referee
John Goats IL Vine street. New Britain.
Walker was ordered freed by the state
Board Of Parole last "Wednesday. after
serving but seven of the twenty years
Of his sentence. He confessed loot
ing the New Britain Savings Bank and
the Connecticut Haptist Convention for
an aggregate OF $G2o. 900.
Walker. dressed in blue serge suit.
and haslIip" in the warm sunshine of
Judge Coats'S plrlor. held n newspaper
before his face and refused to say Il
word when approached as TO his plans
or the mystery OF what he did with
the half million of bonds still nm
accounted for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
No OFFICIAL REPORT
At STATE: DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, December 4.-Thc
STATE Department late to-day had re-
cav cd no official Information regard
in, the reported attack on AN American
snip in the mediterranean. Omcials
thought there was little possibility
'ldt The c.Nicr Caesar was the ship
'cferred 10 IN news dispatches as at
tackled by submarine. and suggested
that II probably was one of small
lee; Of merchant vessels plying in Gre
clan waters under the American ha z
hu- owned entirely by Greek capital
An attack on ship OF that status. It
vas Said. probably would not confront
the United States with serious In
ternational problem. unless there were
Americana aboard.