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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

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'N''''"'''''.
proprietor ~ the I,'d Front LIVERY
HIanir ana can Iu'hah GJod h"ia's
aud INST grade carriages
Go. Ellison, who has very drsir.
able claim south OF the city, Was ln
town last evening 10 receive Il shlp
his spacious pond ON his claim He
intends goIug into th, culture cXtrus.
iNrly.
MIR Carver received from Washing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07
WHERE LIE AMERICAN INTERESTS

In the House of Lords. the Earl Of Portsmouth,
referring 10 the remnants Of international law
said that he wanted to sweep away all Judicial
nicetics' and 'wiu TINS war by making British
interests supreme This was, no doubt, an accu.
rate statement OF the purpose of many Of his ooun.
tryman towards neutral rights
However, America can have no sympathy with
any such purpose no more than she can have
sympathy with the German purpose of world dom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

\rN morning they carefully scutl.
nizrd thn "Domt Circular " the
London TIMES. and were more ut sen
than ever ol discovering that the
only visiting royalty comprised nm uu.
Important cousin NJ the house of
Hanover iuu a German duchy and
the dm,hN ruler of n native state Of
India Im % fun flcdgcd king aud
mlhI-'', ul Do. cabinet, both iuduhi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

The automobile has its limitations 4 man who
sought to drive hi, ear with one hand on the steer
ing wheel ar1 am arm around the neck of woman
companion has been forced to pay court fine of
800. In the good old days of Dobbn and the
shay that sort Of mbidcycrity was quite common
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07
STRIKES RICm on rooI

Since this advertisement was first
published one ~ our dcep wells
uu our big cushing property has
Developed rich producer In the
Wheeler sand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

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.,.,rb rnnhrr, thot prnrl fin .uI,
] ., .,,v Z, son
.~urr Tnr,y. bn,r,o.l pnnp
.ff u, Prom Unltim,rp T., Siru,..,.
As Ione~ a. thry rpu find fl dr.u
ut Of clothes and n,r prj,o uf .
.npt,, rbr,1l throw bIulf. at. ui,b,a.
that win listen to 'rm Tm. Captan
Handy must have s,eutrG an rae
mark m tha offlng
u.Snra poudrrcd for mnnru, uu.
n-kpd:
.Dd yr hear mention nr the r,..
shire ,iru steamer inst rnv9 Ii
,.l nDpu.u +, kupy tnr ,r..uI.
.nrr pInrr hrr"
IuInIN k,uf grupfrd fl, n br A..
af mnnu a tack. and answered with
heated ompnn~ls.
vNa,hr lis thc old T,ur-hirr CI..
..u, WAS rarr,u cotton uuf of -n
.luuan ,r2l. prp / went gbnurI r
... her chief once. and brr. uIutr- ,,u
ru-frl $40 thin that coull have
thrown "A wrench through ru."
Cmlaiu Handy had left the door ..
n,r Mrk room uulntchcd aud ID
m.y draft of sea hrcrzc blew ~
.panh opru The wntchrul pair u lUu
upruou hnd glimpse or Cupmm
Hand, ,.nudiur ,rolidly hctvcw nI.
majesty and the minister uf fmu,
and heard him huskily dccmim:
aTh. nur-hirc Glen Is bargain ot
gOuuo pound. and You needn't take
Inn, word ror. if. Baron Srrothcrs her.
nH. interviewed the brokers thnt hay,
her for sale. and he know, the price
the, uut uu her. Aud they won't take
% luIUA Tess
Il have run confidence In the iude
t. m.n ,f nav minister ~ fiuuurr with
Cuumm Handy, expert opinion f.
assist him." easily replied his maj
.r.lt
'Nlo-t of my papers were lo-t ul
SEA- hastily put IN Captain Handy
.n. If ro fou.tan an awkward pucs
.riun They were tied up in packet
YOUR roya irhuc,-. when the Fall
Of CI,Ir steamer went down. aud
, saved the live, of Al passengers. an.
vo. nr n.i man ro leave her whrl
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

Dear Editor Before my father pass.
ed away hc gave u team Of horst, and
told mr whatever | made with them
belonged 90 me. took the horses and
kept them at Il uclghbor's stable, and
when mr stable was enlarged ! took
them back home All v the expense
of RENT and feed was paid hy me since
my fathers death the rest of the Kin
claim tmu they ARE part of my faith
err, estate. and that the administrator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-07

James lIupcr ls erecting saw
mill Uu thy claim OF A T.. Lawson ON
the north Canadian north Of the city
II will bee Il new mill with new ma
chiucry throughout
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
Die ,,eut HALT.
esi33e san s. >. wiaterfsts.

etstau Mrtobjspitf4 Spg ben un,s
fcrmrpt aus, fiedte bie Dorbdnse 5u
nnb ptrrieoeIts bic Sir, SEPT nobm
& getb. NobeI. Gingsrbut unb
@4etre Gus BEN 1ifdiHub - Der
9urfHe botte fs porbin bonn Raul
mann bolen miTm. eegrn barts
GeIb; OF. @tspan Nrtaoiepitf1 mar
fHlaul - fttte Fd on ben 9tf& unb
begdnn bus @eibenfutier bes Rodes
nuf5utrenn<n.
Das sine 3Iintl 80 flint, ipie nur
Elm 9~eternttr G1nei6sr "a forn.
Detm Trenntn Helen BEN Waior
bis bieItn qiiffx mnb Giebe tpieber elm,
NIT btner ibn bet AltesfeIe trattierf
battle; bamnls. ais e. nod SHneberz
ltbrltne In peterabttrg mar. lebrling
nnb fp6ter feIbf GsfeIe, BIS IN fein
esnunbspon5ieftes Jabr.
Damn Tom Il 5tfr 3nfanterie, foft
bretbsg Sabre finbs bef.
Ote erite SET NOR bart, QUITE uno
6tebe ME In Der Wsrifott. Mber
Stepan - bamaIs Hteb CT 1iir @te<
pan fnr5ipeg ionnts lefen nnb
fhreibfn unb berporrogenb gut reds
men. go ipurbe er bnIb beforbert.
Rad tpeiteren arpei Sabrsn nannie Ct
fH fdon Stepan Mriabiepit{d uno
gait nIs redte !9ono feines !9ampiz
manns.
On elm 9erbieiben i'm R~ronsbienif
ba6te er nidt. Cine %eIeganie Werfe
ftatt am Nepsipprofpett tpor fein
b0Gffes Sbeal, unb 70 pdre IS fpobl
aud eefommen. Bate er niht Roftaiio
JDanofpnc fennen gelernt.
Gtepon Nrfabieipitfd lernte Naitas
fla I'm 9oufe feinss Oberfien fennsn;
tn btHen aiide biefmebr, benn bas
.TrduIein" fiibrie ole Wirtfhoft bes
Iebisen, febr lebensIuftisen Offiaiers.
BSft 3uneen MOLTEN foear fptFen, fe
jt6nbs BEN Obsrften ndber. nls Mirts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

elm @oIo, Der bis gum 6lnlie per
lprang, in Den oriiften lie iid) uno
oranaen, oftmals iiber @ur3eImerf
ltolperno, lpeiter Dor nod @eiten.
oenn BORT muBten Die 0eutld)eu ire
ben. Ger 8olo ihien enoIoS, ifoll
togte es, nnb nod INNER fanoen lie
ilift Mee. nod Steg. 4ber elm fIei-
ner Stub fam, Der o~urdipatet lperbeil
Dos CAB IufentbaIt.
Gortfetung foIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

&adDe beS GrDs.
Vpn Gbriftian Sebmitt.

Muf 2emnos bammernb por Dem Mm=
bob ftanb
Ser @otte 2ntbereas, lidtumrDtet,
Dem grps fdmiebenb bel Der @1e
granb
Die gfeile, oeren @6ub bon berber
9anb
Webppne Munoen brinst unb oft aud
tDtet.
Dis milbe 3easin biefes Merfs, ben
6hmera
Worabnenb, Der 9ebeim oorous ent<
fprdnee,
Mit 9onis bocbts fie Dem idarfen Sra
Die &ruft gu fdndden. Doh BEG
&naben 9er5,
Das fiibQps borte, fabs nit falter
Strenee.
en- bittern Mermut toudte trobig Elm
Die fiB eetrdnften Spiben er, fid
freuenb
Beim Junfenfpiel uno bel Der Tlom=
men 6hein
Der neu %seplanten slide, nidt bic
pein
unb nidt bic 8laee feiner Opfer
f1euenb.
Da trot, beimtebrenb aus Dem 2drm
Der Shladt,
Mres berau, Der fforfe @ptt Der &riese,
Ser nobm bic leihten Moffen faum
in Mht.
Die rieienhafte 2unW ftieb nit. Madt
Gum Grub sr nieoer, Fraetenb nod
bonn Sicgs.
~Mas plant itF nit BEN Tanb21 go
pofIer Dpbn
Mob Ct BE Dpl5en. flitsbtis. .MeI<
dem xxviIbe
Silt hidsr IIdttsreiFsn atpersbnft.
pfp1fn,
l1nb ipsl6e Bsfte nirb bes s9iiben
2ptm,
Uer 1te als gelD Der1enDef TIM Ge=
Ef0e91
SIN Snnsrn beiB beleioist aorners
bInbt,
@riff Gros efnen pfeit unb mari Jpn
fhtpingenb
3ieIfihern Muges in bic 8ruf BEN
@af,
Den jiblings cine fremoe Not erfaBt,
Mie Jeuer Blut urib Geele tief burhz
6rineer6.
Der Gisbernbe. benz faf bic Srdne
fIoB.
Gttt obne Ollie. rllebe Mitleio,
Rnnbe,
Bal sr. r8efreie mid! Mit Reht
perorpB
Did mein @efpDtt. Sd fiibIe, bein
Gef4oB
ST mddtiser, als tbs seadtet babe"
Dod Gros fpraG, unb feiner glide
Gti9
Werbcppelte Der Wunbe Slut: Sch,
merle
Dir bisfen Sag! Mitnidten IDf, i'd
bid!
grfenne, tper BON unB, pb bu, pb ih,
Ob Speer trifft ober pfeil nit grDB'.
rsr 64TrrfA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
COLLEGE

Often fir Mnfnabme i'm Central Sis
fices @ebdn0e, Nabarro ctr. 2ernt @u9
ielbit fennenl Sreie Eriifuns in ber
Earlors bes College. S. 81. Stone, Sc,
Prdiioent; S. 8. Sriele, sc. o, 9e9anI
Selepbon grodett 3151.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
DRoMcoOLE BROS.

8ir iinb norbereitet fir ale &eparas
tlfren bon Sdmudiaden uno Defenders
NIT 9iammnten beiebten @egenitdnoen.
gHe Nrbeit g~nrantiert. Niebrigite Erei%
fe. 105 OIt@9oulton ctr. Iltes Sci.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
FIRE ESCAPES

Neue aSire Escapes" na1 Dem ,lciten
@efeb eebalit, aIte Gprrihtineen umee~
baut. &ommt al uns, ebe SIR einell
Gontpoft unter59reibt uno erfpart @ele.
Grpfett 1920.
S. "A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
sol Wprbz Ghefrh sGsraBe.
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0elb III berlpihem.

SIZE llniteb Savings ~anf bon SCI
tuoit, Mid., bat u~nbearen5te Gumumen
@eIo gu berIeiben naf Gdn Mntonio CT
Nentlim. s. @. NsmGx, 400 Central
Office Builoing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Eerlanst = 9iamnnten, aIte Cobb
llab 6iIberiaden. g8tliam q. Gapurrp,
Sutpelier; $40 Oft 9ouiton Ctr. 2oriS
Boot 6tore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
Pptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1876 alamo @Ioaa |bibi9 m5blierts
refine 8iglmer. 50c, 75e 81 per Gag;
$3.50 unb nuftpdrtS per @o6e. 3iu1mer
NIT 2 Betten $500 per @o6e. MItes
EeIepbpn Grodett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

8ir b1Iten bic bette @obIe uno Oas
bette Brennbol5. Hrsbiert uns. Glaze
'@sSt & GpaI 60. grodett 6053. Neues
Sci. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

6arrg 8iattermamrt. Neue ulD &C.
hraudte Bilarb@Giide Ii. nteniiIien. ic9
@ain Ibe.. Gun Intpnip, Seg., Gel.
Grodett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Msatraten- merit Cure alien Seber<
bctten nidt fort. GnBt iins Seoer<Wtns
trdberl n1is ben alien Gndeu MAIDEN.
2affp MattreR Co. Trnbis 1868.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
BICYCLES.

g. s. Cigar & Spn, Bicycle &eporas
tliren unb Supplies; neie mno eebral6te
Bicbcles. PIT Mbe. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Lone Star Fish & Oyster Co.
fiibrt a~e5unbbeitlide Slide. Muitern ullo
@efIiigeI. 500 @elf<g Commerce Strabe.
grodett $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Jn Der f4Iimmften grobfabiluft
s6nnen fG 100000 StdubsBrnsr
atf ben Rub!ssentimeter iinbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Or. 8. q. Eiper, Dfteopotb, los
SoIeonb ctr. ober. Office Eel Gr.
VS.. @obnunestcI. CT. 1887 (&na.)
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Weicb1fts= 4alenber
Mtpnings mmb Bette.

Mlantp Sent & Mmnims 81. @m. 60
rensen, gisentiimer. ollie nniere 8aareu
baben poles @eipi6t unb 0taB, palieno
fir Stanbnrb<@ roben. 215 Gbe. 8.
Selepbpn grodett 1858.
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800 eRb=AIamp Ctr. grittld1ioe 3irl>
mer uno 8efoitigina $1.25 per Sag; IS
per @ohe. 3i1nnter $3.50 per @oIe,
Bob fret. NeiIenbe ertpiiniht.
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8efiere setten1pe0e.

Sir legen before Seiteuuege unb
m0d2tsn S5nsn nnisrsn aOitsnanf$Iae
202 Central Office @uiI6ins. Eel. Croft
lett 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Gbuarb 8. 2anse, Deutfder Medbtsuil<
malt. Noore @ebdioe, Gan Mntenio<
Teg.. grodett 6794.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

S9ieb aud bic Mufdel lanse
fdon bonn Meer.
Das ibre Seimot NOR,
SIN ibrer Siefe raufdt elm Son
Ws Mesresbetmpeb immeroar.
Better Sirius.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
Grieas Treiie.

Salt Seoer fennt Die bobe QuaiiE
tat n%nlerer pbotograpbiiden 4rtei-
ten. aommen Sic ieet mo IaiIen
sic iif bon nns iiber5eusen. Trciie.
limo Den flauen 3eiten angepaBt. Ne-
Seman'S Stnbio, 1041a Sit-Souitolr
Str, an Der Bride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, MutontobiI ; Gepnrar
turen, DEpacstpIene : S1tpeiBung, Ar<
beiten am MnfnbrtsS uno gnt3iinoun8ss
apparnt. grodett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25
Security Window Cleaning Co.

$50 Brain ape. gtnbliert jeit Z Sabren.
Renter in @obnunaen uuo Offieen ae<
~reiniqt. WdBiae Breife. Snrbe bon
Wlns entfernf. grodett 1877. Wenes Sci.
1877. s. .. Schooner. Wgr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

Zimmerman q. 8rmtrattpr.
Smis ; Neparatiiren unb gfidten be-
tens n1tsaefiibrt. q. Oriefenbe6, 1913 Nes
bahia Ctr. Sci. grofktt 6993.
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samen unb Weliaedfntter.

0ret staffsI, S19 OF : gon,neree
Ctr. Gen, @etrei6e, @1rten< unb JeIbIo<
men. @efIiiseIfatter. Srfatbntoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-25

RoLLSI RoLL8l RoLLSI
Gibe. 3immt> urb einfnde aaffecs
0aOQs- Mud grot I'M a1mi9Ine. 1nIfeb's
NobeI 8aierb, 121 abe. .. @rodett
oSSo .1aa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
KATHLYN PROVES
winner At BIJOU

Marguerite Clark, popular idol of
the motion picture fans. is meeting
with keen competition at the Liberty
theater during the last half of the
week. She is being compelled to look
sharp to her laurels by Kathlyn Will
liams, who appears in the opening cpl
sode of THE Adventures of Kathlyn,"
a serial that takes the fans into deep
est India in search of adventure and
big game. :-@.... -. ..:' r.. H..
"Gretna Green" Miss Clark's vehi-
Gle, is a clever play that might have
been created especially for her but
was not. AS matter of fact "Gretna
Green" proved a popular offering on
the living stage long before it was
adapted to the camera However, in
the transfer none of the charm has
been lost. H. ..'-
The "Kathlyn' serial offering will
be run each week, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. For four days, COM
tomorrow evening, THE Com
handing Officer. featuring new
star, Alice Doyey, will hold the boards
at the Liberty ....r r -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
Details of Escape of Lauter.
bach of Emden From Deten-
ton Camp at Singapore

Further details Of the escape from
Singapore of Lieut.-com. J. Lauter.
bach, navigating officer of the Ger
man cruiser Emden, reached here to-
day from San Francisco. Bauter-
bach's identity, and the story of his
escape, were first made public by the
Star-Bulletin when he arrived here, a
passenger on the Mongolia On Aug
ust 10. ...
According to a story published in
the San Francisco Examiner, Col.
Sam Johnson, acknowledgement of the
Hawaiian National Guard, unintention-
ally helped Lauterbach to escape
when the Honolulu man was mistaken
for the German by Japanese officers
who knew Lauterbach was on board.
Their mistake enabled the German
naval officer to get away, although
Col. johnson was naturally given
bad quarter Of an hour" by the cpl.
sode.
The Examiners story says that
after he and his comrades had been
interned by the British in military
camp at Singapore, Lauterbach saved
the lives Of two natives in riot fol-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
CROSSED TORNADO STRAIT
OF MALAGA IN NATIVE CANOE.

lowing en- uprising The natives were
grateful. The German told them
what he wanted and they found three
other natives, who secured a canoe
and with Lauterbach as passenger
started across the tornado-swept
straits of Malacca H..
Somehow through seven days of
hunger and awful thirst they finally
made their way along the coast of
Sumatra, across the blazing straits
of Sunda to Batavia *.~-
From there to Hongkong on a
Dutch steamer was easy. His Swedish
language and hair bleached with per-
oxide easily carried him through the
British inspection. But at Yokohama,
wheer the Mongolia touched the Japa-
nese officials were after him.
Through the strange intelligence
runnels of the Oriental seas the Japa.
nese knew that Lauterbach was on
the Mongolia. They knew his assum.
ed name and character But they did
not find him.
Again luck played with the German
Colonel Sam Johnson of the Hawaii
National Guard was aboard the steam
er. The Japanese thought he was the
man, but his coloring and credentials
soon showed he was not The off,
Gals thought they had been misled,
the Mongolia was released and Lau-
terbach was safe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
GREAT RUSSIAN
MUSICAL TRIO
COMING SOON

September 20, %, 25 and % have
been set by w. D. Adams, manager of
the Hawaiian Opera House. as the
dates for the concerts by the three
Russian musicians, Leo, Jan and Mis-
chel Cherniavsky, who are to come to
Honolulu on their way from New Zea-
land, where they have had success
full tour
The three genuses who play the vio-
lin, cello and piano in their concerts,
have been doing much toward help
ing the Australian war funds during
their tour, and in fact it is. said that
the trio started the fund in Brisbane,
the first donation received by the
mayor being from them During their
visit to Brisbane they gave one con-
cert entirely in aid of the fund.
The Cherniavsky trio has travelled
throughout the world, having given
concerts in Egypt, India, Straits Set
Elements, the Far East, South Africa,
East Africa, Italy, Austria Hungary,
Germany, Australasia, England and
France. r.. 49,. .,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-28
TWO SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS CONE
1OHONOLULU ON Sailing SHIP

Tanned by the sea winds, and smil-
ing with enthusiasm, two San Fran
cisco girls, Miss Gertrude Lythgoe
and Miss l. c. Gorel, arrived at Homo
lulu last Thursday on the old sailing
bark r. p. Rithet, at the end of 49,
day trip across the sun-kissed seas.
Miss Lythgoe and Miss Gorel are
staying at the Y. w. C. A. Homestead
on King street, and though they left
San Francisco with the idea of seeing
Honolulu as tourists, they are SO
pleased with the islands that they
may stay here.
Miss Lythgoe has been employed as
public stenographer at the Palace
hotel in the exposition city and when
granted her vacation she began maxi
ing plans for visiting Honolulu.
She applied for accommodations at
the steamship Offices in San Fran
cisco but was told of the uncertainty
of securing accommodations owing to
the congestion existing in all the lines
and then it was that she hit upon the
idea of coming to Honolulu in sail.
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ing vessel.
The first inquiries made by Miss
Lythgoe along the waterfront did not
net much information, as San Fran
cisco people did not seem to know
much about the sailing vessels that
piled between there and Honolulu. At
last, however, she came across the
old Rithet, which was loading for
Honolulu She hunted up Miss Gorel,
and they secured their tickets and
embarked
Travelling on a sailing vessel IS
certainly an almost bygone fashion"
said Miss Lythgoe, but it is just
splendid fun. | learn that the Rithet
is the last of the great feet of sailing
vessels that used to come to Honolulu,
all of them having been replaced by
steamers
so you see, we feel that we had a
unique voyage, for it may not be long
before the Rithet, too, is forced from
the seas. There were but three pas
sengers on board and we certainly
were not crowded for room
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BRAHMS A! QUINTET
MAY MAKE TRIP

That the famous Brahms quintet is
likely to come to Honolulu for a con-
cert soon is the belief of Axel Simon
sen, a member of the company Mr..
Simonsen is also solo 'cellist with the
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra and
is member of the celebrated TandIer
quartet. 49,. ..... IT,. 49,.
He and Mrs. Simonsen are in Homo
lulu On their honeymoon. aud have
been staying at the Mo&nd. Mr.. SIM
onsen says that he has often heard
it remarked among different members
of the quintet that a trip to Homo
lulu would bea pleasing feature, and
he believes it not unlikely that such
a trip will be arranged in the near
future. He is enjoying Honolulu, and
says nothing would please him more
than to return here with th3 Prahns
organization.
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GOOD LOOKING CHICKENS? HAVEN'T
STRENGTHENING Tine -LONGLEY

81 haven't seen good looking chick
en- around this office in long while.
We have a lot Of old hens here, but
to look at them you would think they
were starving to death, commented
A.. T. Longley, superintendent of the
territorial marketing division, today
Mr.. Longley was not INDUCING in
slang. He was talking about chick
ens-the kind that go on a strike &C.
casionaIly and cause the price of
eggs to soar around the 6O-cent mark.
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EIGHT CARTRIDGES A cay, T..
FOR RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.

Describing the shortage OF ammaRi
tion in the Russian armies opposing
the advance OF the Germans in Pc.
land. the Overseas News Agency Of
Berlin gives out the following: -.
Russian prisoners at Ivangorod say
that for some time they received only
eight cartridges dali" 49,. ..-- i. -
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cisco" the film has been dubbed.
H. P. Wood, resident commissioner
of the Hawaii Fair Commission, is
most enthusiastic about this picture.
especially the part that the Hawaii
building plays on the screen, and has
written a strong Endorsement of the
film, which he had the pleasure of
witnessing at a private exhibition. The
grounds and buildings are covered in
detail
These pictures will arrive in Homo
lulu next week and will be shown at
the Bijou theater for eight days only,
leaving at the conclusion of the en-
gagement for Australasia. They will
be shown as an added feature to the
Jane-0 'Roark- Broderick O'Farrell Com
pany.
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San Francisco's PanamaPacific In
ternational Exposition, the Jewel
City, has been immortalized by the
camera man and the story of the
greatest of all worlds fairs will be
told in pictures to the fans in all cor
ners of the earth. The film, a five
reel feature, is the work of the Expo
sition Players Corporation, and is the
only Official" film that has been pro-
duced. 49,. .. IL. .--. =
Almost everything that one could
ask for in the manner of reproduc-
ticn is to be had in this film. The
cameraman was busy both day and
night gathering the tiny films that
collectively make the one gigantic pic
ture. "A Wonder Day in San Fran