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Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
MINNESOTA Is
 DRIFTING WITH
 BOILERS COLD
Second Attempt of Crew to Disable Ship Successful; Captains $ Radio Call Tells Shore Watchers Here New Position
LRepubIlcan A. p. Leased wirel

SAN DIEGO, Dec G.-That the Hill liner Minnesota. en route from Seat tie to the United Kingdom with l6.0oO tons of general cargo valued at more than S1.O00.OO0. las been drifting helplessly for more than forty hours. following a second successful attempt by members of the crew to disable the last battery of six boilers. was indicated in an official -adiogram re- ceived here late today from Captain Thomas Garlick. At the request of the United States naval authorities here Captain GarliCk Tadioed that the position of the Minnesota at G a. m today was longitude 11G degrees 2S minutes west, latitude 2S degrees a0 minutes north. This placed the Min nesota in a position 2I9 miles south of Point Loma. bearing north : de- grees west and 99 miles north of Turtle Bay.
 This information flashed by cap tain Garlicll shows that since 6 a. m. Thursday, at which time sine was spoken by the American Hawaiian freignter Nevadan. the Minnesota has steamed only 90 miles up to mid night Saturday when the last six boilers were put out of commission according to the information received here.
 The steaming record of the NInne- sota is in direct refutation of Captain Garlick's previous message to the effect that the vessel was making four krots an hour, as the position sent by him today indicated that only 90 miles had been covered in 54 hours. He refused to send the noon position of the Minnesota today when local shipping men sought to check up the drift of her course. or in
 Lcnnttn.1oa .-, I,o = I...--o
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
Poyk Requirements f0r
 Next Year Aye GlUem Out

Mississippi leading with a call for almost $1OO0O00O and the Ohio fol- lowing with $5,5O9, 300.
 The country's greatest port of for eign commerce, New York, asks more than $2.000,00O for channel maintain ence and improvement over it's large area, which includes the water front and rivers in adjoining New Jersey and Long Island.
 Among the estimates for western projects are:
 California: Humboldt harbOr and bay. $45O.OO0; Los Angeles harbor s75,OO0; Oakland, $106.5Oo: san Fran cisco; $15,0O0: san Pablo bay. S105. 500; Mokelumne river s2,500: Peta luma Creek and Napa river, SS0, ,56o; Redwood Creek. $I0,25O: Sacramento and Feather river. S1O5.0Q0; CaHfor- mia debris commission, $75,O0O; San Joaquin river $21,OO0.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
ASK RECALL OF
 ATLANTA MAYOR
TRepubliean A. ?. Leased Wlre-

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 6.-The recall of Mayor James G. Woodward was de- manded in a petition filed today with the city council
 The effort to oust the mayor is an outgrowth of a fight which resulted several months ago in removal by the police board, of which the mayor is a member, Of Police Chief J. l.. Beavers.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
[RepubIlcan A. p. Leased wirel

MADRID (via LONDON. Dec. G. today owing to the leaders of the op- position serving notice of a proposed motion to give economic questions in parliament priority over certain mili- tary measures which were considered unnecessary. Count Romanones. for mer premier. supported the motion. which Premier Dato declined to ac- cept and left the chamber of depu- ties to present his resignation and that of the ministry to King Alfonso
 Senor Dato's cabinet resigned June
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
NEW STATUE OF
 JOAN OF ARC
lRepubIican A. p. Leased wIreI

NEW YORK. Dec. At the dedI- cation today of a statue of Joan of Are on Riverside Drive Jean C. Jusserand. the French ambassador. declared that the French nation has only one purpose in the great war. 'that it can fight and win the fight
 The bronze statue of heroic size rep resents the maid in armor on horse back. standing in the stirrups. and holding a sword in her upraised right hand. The pedestal contains eighteen tons cf stone from the dungeon in which Joan of Arc was imprisoned in Rouen and from which she was led to the stake in 1431.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
ROOSEVELTS NAME IS
 OFF BY HIS REQUEST

LINCOLN. Dec 6. - Former President Roosevelt no longer figures as republican candidate for presidential nomination in Ne braska. Secretary of State Poole today received a letter from Colo mel Roosevelt asking that his name be taken from the primary ballot and the request was complied with. The 1etter was mailed from Saga more Hill, December 1.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
FRENCH REPORTS AIR RAID
 AGAINST DUN IS A SUCCESS

sides. We blew up a mine west of Fricourt on the fourth and the enemy one on the firth. The latter did no damage. The same day two more mines were blown up near the same place.
 Near FrelinehiCn a mine vas blown up by us destroying a gallery in which the enemy was working. The enemy replied with another mine near the same place destroying about 25 y-rds of our trenches.
 since my last report the weather has been very wet and stormy"
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
BRAND WHITLOCK
 IS HOME AGAIN
rRenubIIcan A. ?. Leased WIrel

TOLEDO, Dec 6.-Brand Whitlock American minister to Belgium, arrived here at 3 o'clock this afternoon and was greeted by the entire city which had made the day a holiday for the returning former mayor. He stated that he would sail from New York on December 2S and go direct to Brussels. A public reception was rendered him tonight
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
DatO Cabinet FalIS to
 AgYee;; PYemiey Resigns

22 last owing to the failure of a loan of S15O,000.000. of which only one-six- teenth was subscribed. Senor Dat0 considers the failure of the loan as equivalent to a vote of lack of conf dence. At the request of King AL fonso. however. the cabinet remained in power. Senor Dato bad been at the head of the government since 1913.
 MADRID CVia Paris). Dec. :. 1:46 a. m.-King Alfonso has accepted the resignation of the ministry He will confer tomorrow with the premiers. the presidents of the chamber and senate. and political leaders as to the formation of a new cabinet
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
PEACE COUNCIL WAS PROMOTOR OF STRIKES
 IN MUNITIONS SHOPS
THREE DIE FOR AN
 ATTEMPTED MURDER

LONDON. Dec. '. SIS a. m.-A dispatch to the Daily Express from Geneva says three Bulgarian stu dents have been executed at Sofia for connection with a plot against the life of King Ferdinand.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07

Field Marshal von Der Goltz has for some time been commauder-in-c chief of the first Turkish army.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
VON DER GOLTZ GETS
 A TURKISH COMMAND
GRepublican A. p. Leased wireI

Republican A. p. Leased WireI
 LONDON, Dec. The German field marshal. Baron KOlmar von Der Goltz. has been appointed commander of the Turkish forces in Nesopotamia accord ing to a ConstantinopIe dispatch to the Journal De Geneva, which has been re- ceived nere.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07
CONSTANTINE TELLS AMERICA
 MUST PRESERVE NEUTRALITY

King of the Greeks Receives Associated Press Core spOndent and Presents
 Attitude His Country Has Assumed in World War
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07

senor Dato's cabinet resigned June
Arizona republican., 1915-12-07

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16

SWEDEN NORWAY AND DENMARK PREPARE JOINT NOTE TO GERMANY
Relief RUSHED ITO STRICKEN
SAMOA ON THE Liner SONOMA
IAssocisted Press Service by Federal Wireless.l-

IAssocisted by Federal Wireless1
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 16-Relief for the stricken ma
ves of Manua the Samoan island devastated by hurricane
last week. forward today Eighty of foodstu
were loaded the Oceanic steamer Sonoma which sailed TO-
day for Honolulu and Sydney. The Sonoma probably will
unload its relief at Pago Pago from where win be
transhipped TO Manua . .*z *:
Captain Poyer, the governor Of American Samoa
also The onoma He probably viii direct the adminstra
ton Of relief in person j f.=.=" .... .
Honolulu passengers the Sonoma William Johnson
the Pacific Coast tennis champion and Henry Beck captain Of
the University of California tennis team who going to
take part in the tennis tournament in connection with the Mid
Pacific Carnivalin Honolulu. ."://
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Judge Cooper Hears From Stu
dents, Artists and Musicians
Who Seek Island Life
WILL. MAKE TRIP TO- =.
-. -. DOMAIN NEXT MONTH
With Party of Friends He viii
= Sail Off to Visit Mid
=: ~ Sea Kingdom -. -.
! would HE me away to some far-oft
isle, -.
A dot in lonely sea; -s =
There 30 five my life in my own sweet
r - style. e. -
untroubted by Dame Grund-ee.'

This, according to. Judge Henry E.
Cooper, owner of Palmyra islands, ap-
pears to be the sentiment of large
number OF persons on the mainland
men of wealth and presumably intel.
lect; students, scientists, artists, mu.
sicians, writer's, and above all, philos-
ephers-who are consumed with a
yearning to abandon an aimless, heart.
less civilization and make their future
earthly homes on Judge Cooper's ro-
mantle south sea domain, 1900 miles
southwest of Honolulu. &
The idea is one that has caught the
Palmyra kings fancy and he declares
he is giving it serious consideration.
Letters by the score and hundred,
from a number SO great that If all the
petitions were granted Palmyra would
be infested by q dense population,
have come to him from all parts of the
United States, urging the creation in
his south sea possessions of q unique
colony, modelled somewhat after the
fashion of the fam1nss Galiflrnia s7Ee-
sort Carmel by Sea- Here they
would have him. assemble men and
women weary OF q mediocre world
who should devote their days to stud.
and the art of living = p
These reqI.s-s have come from per
sons apparently in all walks of life;
one from a Chicago professor, anothel
from an eastern scientist: one from
California writer, another from stu
dent in the Middle West. Seemingly
al hox ,nf rofn nd
qualifications, many apparently pos
sess sufficient wealth to live the bal
ance of their days in idle comfort
and all are smitten with the idea OF
quitting civilizations carking cares.
Has It's Appeal. =...
.It sounds somewhat wild and inn
practical, I'll admit" says Judge Coop
er, "and as financial enterprise 1t
might not prove sound investment.
But the sentimental side of the thing
rather appeals to me and have slept
many nights on the project.
''If a number of these highly edu-
Gated, studious people could be assem-.
bled in a congenial colony the propo-
sition would be highly attractive.
They would build go0d homes at Pal
myra. They could Nave communica-
tion by boat with Honolulu at least
once in every two or three months
and it might even be eventually pos
sible to establish wireless and
cable communication. The ships ira
versing the sea lanes between Homo
lulu and Australia pass within 80 or
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WAGNER'S BODY BURIED
AT C0UNTY'S EXPENSE;
RECALLS HOTEL TRAGEDY

Arthur W. Wagner, who shot and
killed his former wife, Mrs. Charles
A. Stewart, at the Seaside hotel Jan.
Hary 81, 1914, and then committed sui:
eide, has been buried at the county s
expense after having lain in the en-
balmiDg casket at Williams under
taking parlors for more than year.
While Mrs. Stewart sat in an auto.
mobile, Wagner pulled out a revolver
and shot her. Then he shot, himself.
Williams took charge Of the bodies.
The remains of the woman were buried
by relatives. Wagner was embalmed
and his brother in Australia was mott.
fed.
The brother wrote back and asked
what the cost Of burial wound be. This
information was furnished him, but nc
more was heard. williams held the
1body at his parlors until couple OF
weeks ago when he buried it in the
county plot. That was the longest
period any corpse has been kept out
of the ground in the history of the
islands without the use of preserya.
tiVes other than the embalming fluids,
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABE EGRAMS

The following cablegram was re
leeiyed Monday afternoon from off
lciaI German sources:
WASHINGTON, o. c., FEB. 15.--
Headquarters report. February IS:
"South Of Ypres, near Saint Eloi
the Germans took about 900 meters
Of the enemies positions. Counter
attacks were without success. Equal.
Iy unsuccessful were the enemy,s a.
tacks in the district southwest Of u
6assee. Several dozen prisoners were
taken by the Germans. An advanced
trench which the Germans lost on
February II, near sudelhopf, was tax.
en- back. The Germans drove the enc.
my out Of Senpern and Lauchvalley
and Renspaeh was evacuated by the
enemy. North Of Tilsit the enemy was
driven cut OF Piktupoenen and push
ed Ii the direction Of Taurougef on
both sides Of the frontier.
.sEsst 81 The lake district In en-
oaoemente with the pursued enemy
the Germans advance eterywhere rap
idly German detachments march In
the kolno district against the enemy
advancing over Eomxa. In the Nistu-
IA district the Germans gained further
terrain and occupied Raeionez. IN
previous enrarements besides q mum
Der Of prisoners six guns were taken.
IN Poland. on the left Of vistula, no
important changes
The following cabiegram was receiv.
ed today from German official sour.
ees:
'sNAsHiNeToN, D. c, Feb. 10. -
Headquarters report. February 16:
From the western war theater::
The enemy's attacks against the
trenches taken by the Germans from
the English near Saint Eloi were re-
pulsed. otherwiss there are no I'm.
portant events on the west.
an the eastern war theater the pur.
suit right on and beyond the East
PrussIsn frontier is proceeding very
fsvorahIy. In Poland, north Of the
vistuia, the Germans occupied 6ieIsk
and PIoek after = short fight. About
1000 prisoners were taken. In Poland
south Of the vistula there are no inn
portant events.
"ln the foreign press the most ab.
surd runfors are circulated about i'm.
n1ense German iosses In fights east Of
5olimow at the beginning Of Febru.
sry' II b stated that the German
losses In these attacks were small in
proportion to the success attained.
The following cable was received
this morning by the Imperial Ger
man consulate from officiaI German
sources:
Twelve Russian divisions complete.
" defeatedin East Prussia BY Hinden-
burg, 10000 prisoners taken, full pur-
suit towards Warsehau; 5ukowina is
evacuated by the Russians. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
German Chancellor Sends Out
Warning to All Neutral Ships

ROTTERDAM Holland. Feb 16-Germany is determined
out her announced plans begin February is
submarine on British commerce
The chamber of Of this city has received
ing from the German chancellor Bethman HolWeg which
is as follows:
In most submarine will be unable 60 distinguish
between neutral and British merchantmen in the
Germany cannot regard British merchantmen unarmed
entitled to warming because the merchantmen
equipped with guns and large rewards have been offered to the
first merchant vessel sinking German submarine
Germany is resolved pursue her announced
until the pressure of the neutral nations forces England
abandon blockade foodsus consigned for civilian
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Berlin Official Ridicules
Report Of Losses In Poland

BERLIN Germany Feb 16.-ofical-"The reported
immense German losses the recent fighting before Warsaw
absurd Our pursuit of the rereaing Russians
the East Prussia frontier continues successfully In the region
Warsaw have occupied the important towns of Pock and
Beilsk Our losses slight comparison with the advan
tages gained Dispatches from Budapest say the Ausro
Hungarian offensive in Du Pass is increasingly successful
The Russians lost dead and wounded last
few days .~@".--". =" :".
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UNFOLDS PLANS
FOR PLAYHOUSE
FOR CHILDREN
Theater Where Performances
viii Be Entirely for Young
sters, Aim of Mrs. Day

At q luncheon at the University
Club yesterday, Mrs. Francis r.. Day
told reporter for the Star Bulletin
her plans for the formation OF q
~Children,s Players Company" for Ho,
nolulu, an organization modelled after
the plan of the childrenss theater es-
tablished IN several cities on the main
land,
one of the principles cf me scheme
is the uplift OF the children, to train
them morally and to give, them an
idea Of Independence; democracy
would, perhaps. better describe 1t, for
there is to be nothing savoring of
charity. As Mrs. Day expressed it.
Democracy will stand at the portal
waving charity aside with one hand
and with the other opening the door
to opportunity. Knocking will not be
necessary.
Mrs. Day is enthusiastic over the
prospects and she has confidence in
her ability to carry to success her
ideas II is not fad with her. One
could decide that after few minutes
conversation on the subject, but an
object In which she hds put years of
study and in which her first efforts
have heen most prafifvinp ~ her and
her friends
ON Bosfon a. well as in many otb.
ar cities tha fov fheafer has heen
made ) success Wbv cannot II he
accomnIished here inc54onolulua -,
Studied Plan Three y4sre.
For three wears Mrs Day was a
resident az New York devoting her
time Ia inyestiratine mans which had
been carried out 4, perfection, nv Miss
Hert. and To the stpdy of staeecraft:
how To put on nlavs that win take
she is 4 PLAYWRIGHT As .well As 4 pro.
: Queer, The Chimes = little plavIet
staged by the children 81 PaIanla Set.
tlement al Christmas time being her
maiden EFFORT and 4. successful one.. II
was an attempt to brinr-th children
before the public for the nurnose ~
iudpiEq their ability to contrii,uf., IL
ward the success Of her underisIr,nr
"Once started II is INV plan r, give
cne play a month during tha schaol
sennesters and no group Of ch;ld,a,,
viii participate in more than ono
play Groups Of children win he tak s.
an from Palana Manoa Rairo,,lt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
SARAH BERNHARDT'S
CONDITION UNcHANGED

BORDEAUX France, Feb. f6. -
Madame Sarah 6ernhardt, who i in a
hospital suffering from an injury TO
the knee, sustained on the stage, Is re.
ported in an unchanged condition. No
operation has yet been performed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
I. w. C. A.. TO HANDLE
CARNIVAL LEI SALE

AT the request of the decorations
COMMITTEES the Y. W. C. "A. will handle
the sale of Mid-Pacific Carnival leis.
A meeting of the board Of directors
and association members was to be
held this afternoon in the Boston
building to outline the sales campaign.
1t is the plan OF the association to
open booths in various stores In the
cie next Thursday and Friday and
place the leis on sale.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16

will assist in the undertaking and Mrs.
Day viii leave in April for New York
for the purpose of looking further into
plans being carried out there. She
will bring back with her number of
new plays and then will begin the
real work. In her opinion there Is no
reason why there should not be sue
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Russian Defeat Ii East Prussia
Described In German Despatch

BERLIN, Germany, Feb 16.--The Vossiche Zeitung's
correspondent in East Prussia sends graphic account Of the
latest Russian reverse Eleven divisions defeated
Of them being decmated he writes The German cavalry out
fanked the Russians and cut their communications
sharp frontal attack followed In the first engagement 10000
prisoners taken as well as IS portable kitchens
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Britain Prepares to Retaliate
For Germany's Submarine Warfare

~ LoNDoN, England Feb. 16-Even more stringent meas
against foodsus destined for Germany and retaaoy
be undertaken against the German submarine
warfare merchant ships effective Immediately will probably
be eannounced tonight or tomorrow
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! AUTO ATTIRE.

At 8 o'clock this afternoon an auto
was reported afire on Ala Moana roaG
and central station sent out apparatus
on hurry-up call.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Russia Building Military Railways

PETRoGRAD, Russia Feb 16,-Construction is being
rushed night and day the strategic railways from Warsaw
the Gaican frontier These railways designed give
the Russian army mobility comparable the German
hexibility &c., q 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
SAN JOSE ARRIVES AT
ACAPULCO DISABLED
IN TOW OF CRUISER
.IA d hu Ned Wirelessl

= "A. P. by Fed. WirelessI
ACAPULCO, Mexico, Feb. t6.-The
Pacific Mail ship San Jose arrived
here today with its engines disabled.
II was in tow of the cruiser New Or
leans. -.H.. -. r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
SUFFRAGE BILL
Up TO VOTERS !.
IN new JERSEY
IN p. hr Fed. Wl.relessI

( "a. P. by Fed. Wireless1 I'll
TRENTON, NJ. j., Feb. f6s-The
constitutional amendment providing
for woman's suffrage passed the leg.
isIature today. The amendment will
90 before the voters IN September.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
EAssociated Press Service b

EAssocIated Federal Wirelessls -@-l.
AMSTERDAM, Holland, Feb 16.-The emphatic warning
of the United States made reply to the German
of submarine warfare merchant vessels drawing chorus
of praise from the newspapers. sz~@+a-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
-Four U. S. Ships in German War Zone
When Proclamation is in Effect

NEW YORK Feb. 16-Four American vessels are due to
be in the prescribed by Germany when the German
proclamation becomes effective Thursday decisive of
Germany's attitude may be made Immediately.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
CHANCELLOR AGAIN SHOWS
GERMANY'S RESOLVE TO WAR
ON BRITISH MERCHANT SHIPS

SAYS SUBMARINES WILL ATTACK COMMERCE UNTIL
NEUTRALS FORCE ENGLAND TO ABANDON Bl lOckADE-
DECLARES BRITISH MERCHANTMEN EQUIPPED WITH
GUNS-AMERlc4NF FIRM TURNS DOWN BIG WAR ORDER
FOR HUMANITARIAN REASONS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-16
Scandinavian Nations Draft
Protest on GermaDy's War Zone

STOCKHOLM, Sweden Feb 16-Norway, Sweden and
Denmark preparing joint note to be sent Germany
concerning the rights of neutral shipping
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lcontinued on page eight)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-05
Mnrtina TerrI nrlets.

Prank Meisenhclier. the popular clerk
at the Partner store left Tor Cambridge
Saturday evening. 90 spend the Fourth.
The meeting Of the Loyal knights O.:
the World. scheduled FOR this evening.
has been postponed for two weeks.
The Citizens band gave a concert at
the corner Of Fourth and Hanover street.
Saturday evening
David Conroy. Of SteubenSilic. vas -
the city yesterday calling on friends and
relatives.
Pew arrests were made by the local
police saturday evening. a. all seemed
10 be on their good b<hayior.
The streets In the central part Of the
city were given good cleaning Satur-
uay evening. after the saloons closed.
10 ~ said that another important deal
for Firth street property is pending and
will be closed this week
Miss Irene Webb and Earl Webb left
Saturday for "a visit with relnti IS In
Pennsylvania.
a large number 81 local people ara
planning 60 60 % the Belle Isle bathing
beach fthis Afternoon
HarrN Wilson left last evening Tor
Columbus 10 attend fhc convention OF
the flinf Gh asworkerr union.
A. ". Kerr has purchased the Earl
Thompson property on North Eighth
street aud viii remove there AZ once
SsNcral from this city Will attend the
Wheeling Haufiaf picnic at Crcssnp'a
grove today u1akinF the friu N n boat
Ruth Morris and Leafha Myers ieft
SATURDAY efcninE for n weeks isit 90
Cincinnati