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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28

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elerus 0<iet ilrtr 9itbtrlase borsts
f@riettn pirb.
8. Dsutf9Idnbs grnGbruna afas
Qtb<n5mitttI iinb I'm priis sshitgsls:
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feIn. Grbitn. BIumsntobl unb ulles
aubtre bsrart. fyIeif@ III I'm prtis
gefalIen. beipubtrs 6dmmsI< unb
RaIbFIeifh. Mxr bic 0abrungsmitteI
iinb nimt fndpp. Die Btrliner Re
itourunts botsu bic BrStf<n ndm Be
Iitbtn RON ibrsn ziff<n psrfhipinDsn
lafsn, I'm unn0tbige Dsrfhtpenbuns
gen burd ibre Gdfts gu Dtrbinbsrn.
Qlber mon fnnH fcpitI Brot unb Gems
msln bcbsn, ipis man ipil; nur muB
man bufiir bssnbIen. Die preife Der
gpsiislaritn iinb 10 nisbrig gsblieben
lpis subor. Die gsuie sebsn pisIeiht
i'm WirtbsbalIis ipsnissr aus als font;
iptnn iie absr iippis isin ipoIIsn, t0ns
risn ik iih sii ben friibertn preilsn
giiiIid ibun. Mit sintm mortt: bic
g6ritsnuna. bic Dtutidtn ~nnsttn am
5rnasrfutt" III polfftdubis pbne isbt
Heariiubuns. Der ariss bat bns Nus
fsbsn DsntIdlanbs ssanhsrt unb drs
bert ss idsIid1 msbf; abtr IS bleibt sli
tstcnen, bab eint Msnberung gum
5dlsftsrn nod iaum bsscnnen bat.
Der Sdlubfns bsdt iid NIT btin.
mas Der Hsrtrdls Der Doilp Wdil ala
eeiteebdnien isintr nod fcleenbtu
4ufiGbs biniteIIi: esipii7. erf6einni.
s.n ipridtn fir Elm tiinftipes unbsil
fir 1suiTdlano; Am eIussnblids jtdnps
bisiss llnbeiI (biidiier) iptbsr beprr.
nod Idas 81 iibsrbaupt In msBbdrsr
ssyerue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
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SaBi i'm g9eiIen iuib I'M Siren
llnS nui cpig griiber iein!
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lluo Sirolcr an ben Rbcinl
Nus anbreab SoierJSniser
annllt mad, ,SraIitreid, es binein.
9ismarf aiIraiiiere piisen
Seitreids HuiieHgrel5e reinl
OeltihlanO Ceitreidl Sano in &nno
9iuu elm ein8ia @aierlanol
Pint hat lnieru @unb seidIoiien
llHO tein ,Seino fonnIt uus mebr nah
eiuig bIeiben 8ainpfgenoileH
&,ir pom Belt 3ur abria! -
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BEN
@ogen briioerlidj III Gins,
Ssic i'm 5el0 Sic golonen @arbenf
6urer 1onau. linlres Rbeinsl
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5inn EN- eiH3ie @aterlanol
Sinfen Roller rings in lriirinIer
3mci mir iteben Sdno in onne
St,wertgepnltig ieitcr iHlmer
gsie Elm 9iibelllngenlnnSl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
Ser 6ampt.aaiirte Der alIiirten

Sn gbieaso 1T ioebsn Elm Imsritd=
nsr sinsstroffm, Der biz DOR aursem
aIs ameritauii6er aoniul in an9eH
funsirt uno isinsn pOiisn eissng au
oem Slped uieosreeleat bat, um llnee
biHbsrt bic @dbrbeii iibsr 9suti4Iauo
in pisiem canoe pertiinben 81 .onnsn.
Robert s. Sbompion, bon fpslneut bic
ReOs 1T, seb0rt ni4t gu ben geaHiien
geip0bnliher Iri, ionbern Bat pur9
berporra9enbs 2eiftunssn in isinem
SADIE iid sinsu hohen Ruf srpOrben.
Ssiu Diplomatifasr Sdurfiinu uno
Isins lsbsr5eusunestrsus babsn ibn
oeranlobt, i6on i'm Sabre 1912 sinen
arieg 5rpii9en England unb 9eiiii9z
lamb porausauiasen unb spar 6ffeui=
Ii9 unb ihriftIi6, mas CUR s5olgs
patie. oab CT isiues aouiuIats in GHes
lono entbobtn unb cine qrt Strdfoerz
isbuns nab bem minoer tpittiacn aons
iulat in aaden srlitt unb pls ess
dab aus @naoe: bic Qbfiat mar, ibH
lus bem aoniuIutsOisnit gu entlaisn.
Sieies Opfer. oas Serr 1bompfon
elmer llsber3eusuus brd6ts, IN I'm 10
,0asr gu i6dBen. als feline Jran cine
SHsTdnoerin III unb fsin s6nassr i'm
ugIiffen !osers bisnt.
Das bat ibn nidt psrbinteri.
in peitsres nn6 b5dftts Spftr
u brinssn. inbem sr p5nis aus
ZEN amsriianilfeR aonfuldisbisnit
I'm BET isintn dmeris
dHiihsn aanbssut.n fir cine sered,ie
3eurtbeiluna Deuti9tanbs einsutreten,
Iaabem SeiretGr BRIAN ibm Derhoisn
,Giis bic @a9rtsit, an ipsl6sr bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28

5reiti6te 2iteratur
1T betanutli6 in ben lsBtsn Ronatsu
in bisiem 2aHoe ou sanSeu gibIiotbe=
Ten anselpadisn. gRer stfpns Sflsd>
ies iibsr Deutidlano f6rsibsn tpolte,
iblus 5reitities Werte mad uub 3og
oaraus. mas ibm fir ben beabii6tigs
zen 3Ded sssignst Idisn. Dag babel
Sage peritiimmeIt pber fdlih aeSeutet
iuAroeu, mar uebsuIGbli9 uno ipe5islI
Die 3eitpsrbdItniiis, ipslds SrsitiStss
Aniihten berauIabtsn. ipurbsu niht i'm
WfinbsitsH beriidiidttsi, tpisipobl bas
CUR ridtigen gsurtbeiluna einss
Sdriftiieaers unsrIdBIih tii. Sn
GuBsnben bon gGuoen unS 5unberten
pom 4ufidBen purpe ertldrt: TreitIhte
bat bic 9eutfdrn selsbrt, 6ub fis ii6
sroBs aaHDnsn ani9dffsH miibtsn, I'm
pie saHSe @elt gu unierio6en unb bic
fsr Ratb wuros sifrisit bdoIet unb
odrans III Der jsBies &riee entitanhsn.
SEPT msIoet iih sin ameriianiiher
@slsbrtsr, Der 3rsitf6t. psrf0nIi6
iaHttc un6 unter ibm TtuDirt bat.
iossDegsn st Die qebreu bteiss RanHss
sendu Deritebt unb aud bic Birtunasn,
be fs berporrisfen, gu beurfbsiIsn
permds. mas man ben S6muBFinfsn,
bic ben bentf6en 9tIhibtsidr,iber 10
su fasen perqsDaltipen. nidt aahriibs |
men lam. 9isftr Gelsbrts 1T Der Rel |
Tor BON DuIe. Irtbur z. 5dblsp. dlIO
lin Rann, Der einen Ruf befbt linb
oiefen niht leidtfertis aufs GpisI
Teben tpiirbe. Dieter ertldrt 1ae Anzl
,abtH, bdB Srei!fhfs bic bsutf@s RasI
Ton bssiufIabs babe. fiir uuriHtts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
2ofal geribt.
@sIlsH ieins asmbiaatiens.s sAnIe.

~~f~N*' t<tst -s~fs~'"~ ~~'~ - y -
Die Daiiiter inb bic 9iirser I'M
gaecmeiHen pom Sbernlan ilHo bonl
~. Sd,nIniiiritf baIfen beiste Rnds
inittas 2:30 in Der ~. TiItrifffGuIc
an aIfltrr mo Gonnersberger Stra.
he cine NniienperianImliins nb. SB
eeriel5eil foil parj eiIeraiih Brcicit
crboben peroeri eeaeH Die Mbiidyf 6eS
SduIrotbs beibe 5dpilen biirh cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 frietcn, bic
nn oer Siebeiiten uno Gutter Sirube
erriffet iperoen fol-. Cine dbnIide
RroteiiperiammIiraa fiilhef ON s5rei-
taa abeno in Der SberIunu SdulIe
lInit Sie eeite iino Der anlidt, Sui,
in bieiem oidetbeDoIfertein Sfnbt-
tbeii spei GdaiIen nbiofit bon g0-
then iino. 9Iild, ion gegen bic benb.
fidtiste sIufaube bes Sintou Uarts
prctsitiert ipsrcen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
9rieRaHen.

g. g.. pais Cir. - mas III Der
Jdmiliennams bss A5uies bon Yrsu-
gen uno bss a5nigs bon llnsarn9
anitp. b. Rsb. - Der srilsrs bsibi
6ObensOllsrn nnb Der lstitrs 9obs
burg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-28
sUnuersiaa, BEN 2s. aannar 1915.
init srob,m 8ebastn psrs

M grobem 8ebasen per-
breiten iid bic umsritanii9en prpbri.
tif6en 3eitunssn iiber ben .Sssiieg
Der Gnsldnoer, Der gar nidt bic @ihs
tigtsit bat. bic ibm 5useidrisDsu fpirb,
oeun ods Sdbiff ,ipsl6ss 3sritort tpurs
De. Der ~gIii6er~, ssb0rte 5u benz pers
aIteten Yeitanb, ME ibn bic Gnsllnosr
III 9unbertsn bon @rempIaren aufsue
tpeiien baben; bic mpbsrnen Shiffs
snttdmsn unptriebrt unb bic Gnsldns
Der srIitten ebsnioId srobe @erIuiis,
ipie Die 0eutIfsn. Qber IeIbli ipenn
Die RisberIase 70 arob MIR, tDie lie
hingeitslli tpirb. bGtts iie, Ioipsit es ben
arits betriffi. beraIit ipenia gsteus
tuns. Die Gnti6eibuns iptrb ntcbt 5ii
MaHer, ionoern au 9anbs srfolesn.
1lnfsrs probritiIts prsFs Iabt in ibreHl
snaliiden Sufsl ben pthtieiien Dunit
oiibsr ausen. ndmlid bab bic sneliide
Tlotts DeutidIdnb iebr penis irhabet,
aber uuierem 2dnos unermeBIiben
Stabsn aufiiot. llniere urSbten syas
bri'en itshen itiu, neil GnsIanb NIT
telit ieinsr Sslotts bic 3ufubr ppn Rob
mdteridlien perhin6ert unb neil es uns
fersu Grport bon Waaren uift aes
itdtiet. @enn bic fir Gnalonb if'ndr=
merbsn Ssrren Don Der prpbrififten
Qrefe irdenb peld,sn Oentens fahig
ib6ren, fpiir6e linen nidt entoshen
f6rnen. baB ss fir unier aanb Elm
@iiid pdre. tpenu bic enoliiths ssIotte
7uiammenaeidhoiisH ipiirbs, bdmif fie
unIeren 6anbel nidt psitsr 81 idbaois
gen Dtrmds.
Die y a hribten pom ariesss
itluplaB lauten fir bic oeutlhe Sas
de iebr siiniiis. Die gsisbuns Don
Sjilss, in Ruiiiid1 1pplsn, III bon gros
ber gsbsutuns. aut bic admpfe on
Der psitliben JrOut mbmen sinsn
eiinitiasu 8srloui. Sinb lie auh nitt
bon snti6eioenpsm @srtbs. 70 laHsn
iie bod erieben, pis ole Wioeriianbss
trait bss sSeinbes abfIaui. Sehuiiicbs
ia sripurten bic TransoIen aithsners
2eaionen, bic absr nitt Dor Wlai eius
ireffen perbsn. Wir sIuuben bic 4Hs
iiht nagen su biirfen, b.b iie
su ipGt tpmmen perben. Su
DeutIblaub iperosn srobe 9eritdr.
iunasn bereit oeiteIlt, bic lauae Dor
ytai auf bem psitlihen arieasfddus
pldbs sriheinen psroen uno Die 1iins
fiiaen iSortIhritte uuf Dem Diiliden
ariessIduuplabs iteIlen bic RSglihteit
in ausiift, einsn Sbsil Der gsssulpdr.
zig bort operirenoen Sruppen gsgen
Srdntrsitb su perpeubeR. Disis leBs
tsrs stniidt itiiBt fid auf bic .beoeii=
tsnbe 5bdtigtsit, rptthe bic Ss'terrst=
dler bstunoen. gu elmer Belt Idien
ss, dIs pdren iis auBsr Stanbs, iif ae.
zen ben rufTii1sn aniturm au tpehren
uno aIs fei cine ruiIiiae 8si,buns pou
Siebenbiirgen uibt au Dsrbiitsu. sSn
ipeni9en So9en bat bic Sohloee fih
b0Iiq perGnoert. Die Ruiien baben
ibren 8orinarit sineeiteIIt. Sols
d1e beit6noias grfotee rshtiertiasn
Rte gnfidt, baS Bic gum sriihiobr bic
Frdns0iifden 2tnier burhbrphen iein
trsrhe,,
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SSt. 5s7.
slus ben aamsisu Dor araiau.

Don
asuinani g. p. 2 s&mi tsp auIi
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
Casey Creek.

Miss Jennie Wolford, who has
been sick for some time, is some
better at this writing.
School began at this place Jan.
4,with Mrs. Underwood of Camp,
bellsville, as teacher.
A debating society was organ
lied at this place. on January 8,
with Mr.. A. C. Wolford, hus-
thing student, as President of
the Society.
Mr.. Jimmie McDermott, of
Knifey, is attending school at
this place.
Mr.. R. l.. Downs. the spectacle
man, has been in our midst since
Saturday.
G. w. Beard and family have
moved to his farm recently pur.
chased from j. II. Tucker.
Mr.. Fl. H. Tucker, the hotel
man, hasmoved to his farm.
G. L. Wolford and son, Mil.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
Pyrus.

We have lots of mud with us
now, a person can not get any
where now.
Rev. 10 Firquin stopped at W.
S. Pickett's last Monday night
from his appointment at Kelly.
vile.
Mr.. Porter Sexton and wife
were in Gradyville last Friday.
Mr.. W. &. Pickett was through
here last week contracting to-
bacco for the Turner House of
Louisville.
Messrs. Vance and Chastine
finished bucking a nice bunch of
slaves here last week for Mr..
Jake Nelson, of Greensburg.
Your scribe commenced school
here last Monday, with Is pupils
and more to come. Hope we will
have a successful one.
Elmer Rodgers little girl, Alma
died Jan. II, with pneumonia.
She was inferred at the Jackson
graveyard. The writer extends
to the bereaved parents his deep
est sympathy.
Uncle 10 and aunt Jane Chas-
tine are both in feeble health
now.
Rose, Willis and Rodgers are
buying and shipping tobacco.
Dan Tarter has built an addi-
ton to his house that has great
ly improved its appearance.
Mr.. ]. H. Burris, our huxster,
passed through here on his reg
ular trip yesterday.
Rev. 10 Firquin has moved
from his farm on Long creek, to
a fine dwelling he has built at
Keltner.
Mrs. Dora Gibson and family
have moved from Nell to the
Sexton place here. We welcome
them to our community.
Mr.. Gather Dohoney is in very
feeble health with kidney trou-
BILE.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
burn, made business trip to

burn, made a business trip to
Columbia Monday.
Miss Matte Malone, of Casey
county, spent last week with the
Misses Wolford, of this place.
Miss Grace Gabbert visited
her brother at Campbellsville,
Saturday and Sunday. Also Mrs.
Underwood visited at her home.
Mr.. Pat Chelf is very sick at
this writing.
Mrs. Lucy Chelf and daughter,
Iva, Of Indiana, are spending
the winter with her mother, Mrs.
T. J. Chelf.
Oscar Gribbins and wife have
moved to the house formerly oc-
cupied by G. w. Beard.
Pupils are still arriving to go
to school. Some came today and
others are expected tomorrow.
Ruel Tucker sold a nice young
mare to Mr.. John Arnold last
Saturday. Price SIS
Rev, j. r Woodrum, a former
resident of this place, who has
been visiting here has returned
home. q
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
OWensby.

With no severe sickness to re.
port; peace and prosperity ahead
we enter upon the duties of the
New Year.
We are indeed glad to know
that Russell county has at last
awoke from her slumber and put
forward a movement in behalf
of good roads. Notwithstanding
that the better element of the
people are for good roads, there
will be a lot of grouches, kickers
and misers. who will oppose any
movement for the betterment of
humanity.
On the Both ult., Mr.. Elmer
Blair and Miss Lena Poison; and
on the 18th inst. Mr.. Lawrence
Franklin and Miss Vordie Poison
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, by Esq. B. B. Sims,
May no difficulties arise to mar
their happiness or blight their
future is the wish of the writer.
Messrs. Elihu, Conda and Bill
Collins have rented one of Mr..
S. B. Collins saw mills. and are
saving at this place.
There is a protracted meeting
in progress at Freedom church,
conducted by a man and his wife
from Michigan. They are said
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
How mr.. Davis Got Rid of a Bad

"Some time ago l had very bad
cough writes Lewis t. Davis, Black
water, Del. "My brother McCabe
Davis gave me small botter of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. After TAX
ing this 1 bought half dozen bottles
of it but only used one of them as the
cough left me and l have not been
troubled SINCE Obtainable every
where. PAUL Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
Do You Find fauitWifh Everybody?

Do You Find fauitWifh Everybody?
An irritable, fault-tinding DISPOSE
tion is often due to disordered Suo.
mach. A man with good digestion is
nearly always good natured. A great
many have been permanently benefit
ed by Chamberlain's Tablets after
years of suffering. These tablets
strengthen the stomach and enable
it to perform it's functions naturally.
Obtainable everywhere For sale
by PAUL Drug Co. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03

to be the seven day advents, and
ha 7e been preaching of nights,
Saturdays and Sundays for over
three weeks.
In regard to the article by
Prof. Huffaker, in last weeks
issue of The News. touching on
the qualification of the teachers
of Adair county, might say that
it should apply to the teachers of
Russell county, and the whole
State. 1t is said that we have a
compulsory educational law in
Kentucky, compelling each par
ent or guardian to send the chill
dren in their care to school. But
do they do it? Sure they don't,
You will find lots of children
that will go a few days or a week
and find some fault of the teach
err or some other frivolous ex-
cuse and quit. 1t is estimated
th"t there are about 70 out of
every 1000 children, from Z to
IA years old, besides a vast num-
Der of grown ups in this grand
old state of ours, that are un-
able to read and write, A bad
state of affairs indeed, but the
compulsory law should have
been for the teachers first. Now
we nave some as fine teachers in
Kentucky as anywhere, teachers
who are doing all in their power
to promulgate the cause and
wipe illiteracy off the map.
While on the other hand we
have teachers that are trying to
teach simply for the sake of the
draw, and the draw alone. What
we need and want is a law passed
by the legislature requiring each
and every teacher to attend some
Normal School from 2 to 4 years
and a agricultural college from
l to 2 years. Then have the
compulsory law for the children
and if they don't attend, fine
their parents.
Mr.. S. B. Collins is confined
to his room with rheumatism at
this writing.
Mrs. Martha E. Barger and
son, Herbert, who have been
quite sick, are very much i'm
proved at this time.
Mr.. Abe Dowell, one of the
prosperous farmers of this Sec
ton, has shipped his tobacco to
the Louisville market. 1t is said
by a representative of the Co.,
who examined it to be the finest
grown in southern Kentucky.
! Mr.. Robert Royse and wife, of
near Columbia, spent from Sun.
day until Tuesday visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs. Martha E.
Barger.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03

Unbroken resolutions are al
ready becoming very scarce in
this community.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-02-03
OUOV0 IVU1 uUV
PAUL Drug Co.

The fellow looking for soft
snap always has a hard luck
story.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
CARRIES
APPLES !! ] !. FROM
NORTHWEST

Apples enough to feed tgood-sized
army for several days are on board
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner Ma
kura, which arrived off port from Van
couyer at daylight this morning, an
chored at Pier Z at 3 o'clock, and left
again at II for Suva, Auckland, and
Sydney ,. -
The big liner is carrying 10000
boxes of British Columbia and Wash
ington apples to Auckland, New Zea-
land, and Sydney, of which 5000 boxes
go to the first named port, and the re-
mainder to the Australian city. This
is the off.season for fruits In Austria.
lia," said Purser W. q. Barnett and
this shipment will ahelp to I'LL In until
the Tasmania crop is harvested" Mr..
Barnett said last year Tasmania ship
ped 1909, 600 boxes of apples to Eng
land. .4s, + "a
About k0f. passengers came on the
ship for this port, and through pas
sengers, for Australian points, number
81. Only. two and a half tens of cargo
we're discharged here and is tons
taken On. The Makura's through
cargo weighs 22921g tons The ships
officers reported very smooth
voyage. 4
Among the passengers sailing from
Honolulu when the boat left at IL
O'Clock today, were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harper,s who came on the Makura
when slfa 1peked here from Australia
on her FAST tripa y e"~..
Mr.. Harper Is commissioner of the
state railways of New South Wales
and has been passing vacation here
with his wife and seeing the sights
of interest in these islands: He ex-
pressed himself as delighted with Ho-
nolulu and said he hoped to be able
to visit here again in, the future.
The Makura brought 80 sacks of
mail here from Vancouver.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
TO HELP
POPE FOR PEACE

ROME, Italy-Pope Benedict, in re-
ceivinG Minister Regout. who present
cd his credentials as Dutch envoy &C
credited to the Holy See, expressed
the hope that the dpciSi N Of the Dutch
government again to 5p represented
at The Vatican after the lapse Of -
years might constitute an important
factor in the ne,r future in events
leading to the pacifcatiCn of Europe
These words are interpreted here
as confirming the view that the
Dutch Legation t the papacy was in
stituted principally 10 allow Holland
to follow and supper: papal init !.
tives in favor Of peace, and also to
enable thc D"tch *OvtInmvnt 70 in
vitc tho pon0T to the peace CENTER
onro at the rio:o Of ttp var in case il
should be Acld Al The Hague.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08

John D. Spreckels' private yacht We
META has reached San Diego safely
II was here last month ,#-s@' 5sszat' >
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-08
NAVY DOCK JAM IS
GETTING WORSE
EVERY DAY

With enough navy ships anchored
toby on each side and end OF every
slip In the navy dock. naval anthori-
Ties sre wondering what they viii do
if one Or two more should come I'D
and want q join the happy family.
= At Pier { OF the navy dock are the
u. s. 8. Alert, the informed German
cruiser Geier, the l50-ton floating
naval crane and the u. 8. revenue cut
ter Thetfs. which was moved over be
cause dredging operations are about to
start where she has been anchored.
The u. s. supply ship Supply, which
put the F submarines hors de combat
by ramming them. is anchored at Pier
2, taking on coal
At Pier 8 are the crippled sabma-
rines, herded together side BY side,
morosely waiting for their injuries 10
be dressed in drydock after their sis
ter craft. the ~, which sank last
March aWeek after she had come out
Of drydock, Is disposed Of.
Pier ] OF the navy dock Is 50 Jam
med with si2able vessels that the
"F-5," a little canoe belonging to one
OF the Aert's lieutenants. has been
hauled up on the dock to keep out OF
harms way.
With. the Thetis anchored squarely
across Pier 1 Of the navy dock the
other boats In the slip, Including the
Alert. the Geier, the interned German
freighter Locksun, are virtually N q
corral. Of which the Thetis q the gate.
Il =
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