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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11

in reply to the request of the Cham
her of Commerce of the United States
of America for an expression of opinion,
the Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu.
through its directors, declared itself
Yesterday opposed to the purchase, con
struction or charter by the government
of vessels for mercantile purposes.
Two ballots were submitted by the
National Chamber, the first of which
contains four articles, the second five
articles. They follow, to. ether with the
action taken by the Honolulu chamber.
In order that the reply may be received
in time TO be counted, it will be cabled.
Ballot
]. Do you favor the government un-
dertaking the purchase, construction, or
charter of vessels for mercantile pur-
poses, together with the operation of
such vessels!
Opposed by the maritime affairs com
mittee of the chamber; finding of the
committee upheld by the directors.
o., 2, DO you favor ownership of mer.
chant vessels by the government but
with operation by private parties under
leasesi
Opposed by the committees finding OF
Scommittee upheld by directors.
.. DO You favor subsidies from the
government sufficient to Offset the diff
ference in cost between operation OF
vessels under the American flag and Op
Grafton in the same deep-sea trades IN
der foreign flags
Favored bV the committee and upheld
by the directors.
4. DO YOU favor subventions from
the government TO establish regular
mail and freight lines under the Ameri
can flag to countries III which the com
mercial interests of the United State
are important and to American depend
encies!
Favored by the committee and uphel'
BY the directors
Ballot II
/. The committee (of the NatiOna
chamber recommends the creation o
n federal shippin board to investigat
and report to congress regarding tn
navigation laws and to have full juris
diction under the law, in all matter
pertaining to oversee transportation.
No action by committee or director
of Honolulu chamber.
2. The committee recommends tina
The government SubS6flDe 10 the ehtlI
stock of n marine development cOmpan
with a capital of thirty million dollar
this 60, = ittcc to have authority fO
seven years to tend, under supervise
OF the federal shipping board, upon tn
security of first mortgages on merchar
vessels, taking as evidence of this il
,dGhtedness bonds which bear fair rat
of interest and contain provisions fC
amortization, the development compan
to guarantee the bonds as to princiPi
md interest and sell them to the publ
= Opposed by committee Of the Hon
3laIn chamber. and finding Of the con
.Inittec upheld by directors.
Q. The committee recommends thu
g,ths ocean mail law of 1891 be amende
by lowering the speed for first ella
steamers from twenty to sixteen kno
p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
Jack Breaks
All Records
Hunting Job
Man Aboard U. S.. S. Annapolis
Likes Hawaii So Well He'd
Go To MoIokai

There Is man on the, u, $. 8. An,
napolis, now at Corinto, who wants a
job worse than any other man in the
world. Usually, it isn't safe to talk
in superlatives. This time there ism '
a shadow of danger; the man wants to
be guard at the Molokai Settlement!
His application is on flle with Raymond
C. Brown, secretary of the chamber of
commerce. ...,...
Mr.. Brown has basket full of other
applications but not for, the same job.
"Call off your promotion work, - he
said laughingly yesterday to Emil A.
Berndt, chairman of the Hawaii pro-
motion committee. t'You II have me
swamped. I've got applications here
by the score. Everybody seems to have
heard that Hawaii is beautiful and
beautiful and prosperous
After the meeting Of the chamber OF
commerce directors yesterday, Secre'
tary Brown thumbed over the letter
file rapidly, in proof of what he had
said
One man wanted to know the chances
of raising sugar cane on shares. An
other was looking for n railroad job
Others asked IL there were any large
: cities on the Islands, how many bust
ness houses there were here, what was
the outlook for a truck farmer, al
architect and builder, pharmacist
| oSchooI teachers,p continued Mr.
Brown, "have applied by the dozen
and stenographers, bookkeePers, ehauf
feurs, repair, men, painters and carPen
tiers in droves.''
cit ism t always easy to answer Sucl
letters. We want to encourage the i'm
migration of active, enterprising Amer
lean citizens, and yet we musn T., b,
false encouragement, unload failure
on the community
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
DOLLAR Line SHIP
SAVED FROM FIRE
Mackinaw lowed Through Gold
en- Gate After EIeven-Hour
~ Fight With Sea

Towing in tandem the ere swept and
helpless Dollar line steamer Mackinaw,
the Mccormick steamers klamath and
Multnomah put in the Golden Gate on
May 30, after an eleven hour battle TO
get the disabled vessel into port.
The dramatic story Of the Maekin-
avs plight and the heroic struggle
against the flames and the Fifty mile
gale, which threatened to drive the ship
on the rocks, was told by its masteT
William Krebs, Of 2575 Fruitvale av,
enne, Oakland. t".~,
Chinese Crew In Panic
J From the time he had TO quoII panic
among the Chinese crew, which tred to
stampede when the FIRE broke out in
| the engine.room while the ship was of
Point Reyes, through two days OF sub.
sequent dangers, Captain Krebs story
rivals the most thrilling tales of Sc
| fiction. p. ..........
Passing steamers which failed to heed
his signals of distress and sped on, leaN
ing the ship TO its fate, and the lis
abling of the engine which operated the
pumps, making il necessary to use buck
cts and hand pumps to fight the flames,
were some Of the discouraging condi
tions Captain Krebs faced through the
first night of terror.
Captain Krebs' Story
Resting in his home, Captain Krcbs
said: 1880 sgs.. .r.,
1--WE met with n multitude of diff.
culties. The gas generated by the burn
ing oil made u impossible to get to the
enrine.room. The engines were so dis,
abled that we were at the mercy of the
gale, and had to resort to hand pumps
The Chinese were formed into a buck
ct brigade, and did excellent work in
extinguishing countless little blazes
starting by the burning oil, which
spread in all directions.
| aThere was a steamer about n mile
of, apparently headed for Honolulu. We
tried 70 attract it's attention. Why it did
not respond cannot understand. II
must have seen our rockets or heard OuI
siren.
"The first night was a steady fight
until midnight. Two boats were low
cred, but Gould not stand to because
the gale was terrific, and we were drift
ing at tremendous speed. The crew
i worked like heroes after the Chinese
had been, Quoted. About midnight W.
got the fire under control with a small
hose
More Trouble Encountered
t"When the fire was under control w
/ - - r,ora troubIe Efforts 10 ce
80 +ha anaine.r roam failed The rail
;nas were steamino in white heat, ever
tnthe nnner dpck'
HTSa ~ 1re vSsre dr;ft;pc NJ the wind D
will with sirens sbriekine out calls fol
heIn. not knowing where we were, ant
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
OAHU Will BE REPRESENTED
ON PROMOTION COMMITTEE

George II. Angus, manager Of the
hardware department of ThsO. II. Da.
yies 4 Co., was suggested yesterday by
President Waldron, and approved by the
directors OF the chamber Of commerce,
TO be the new member for Oahu of the
reorganized Hawaii Promotion Commit
tee. II, the suggestion is taken kindly
by the board Of supervisors, his name
viii 70 70 the Governor as the joint
nominee Of the two boards. The power
Of appointment lies with the Governor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During TIE summer months mothers
should watch for any unnatural loose
ness Of the child 3 bowels. When given
prompt attention at this time serious
trouble may be avoided. Chamberlain .
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
can always be depended upon. For sale
by all dealers. Reason, Smith 4 Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
TIGERS, OAKS AND
BEAVERS ARE RUN
GEHERS ON COAST
srANprNe OF TEAMS "a
tAasociated Press Sy FEDERAL wi: slss. J

fAasociated Press By FEDERAL WE eIess
SAN FRANCISC0,, June l0.--55Oak-
land outslngged the Seals in a rattling
fast game Of ball yesterday and fin.
ished out In front. Seore-Oakland .,
San Francisco "a.
At Portland, Mercedes men out
played the Bees and Blankenship's men
were unable 70 score a run. Score
Portland 8, Salt Lake q. -, g..
At Los Angeles, Doc Whites hopes
canle fast rear the end Of the game,
sending two runs over the plate, ciuch'
ing a victory. Score-Venice 2, Los
Angeles 0."E'g...
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11

NEW YORK, June l0.-The yacht
tolumhIn, twice the successful defend,
rr Of the America 5 Cup in information
a vn'ht races, was sold yesterday for
$l5,uOo to a restaurant proprietor. The
Yacht will hr broken w. Portions OF
the brou1" from the hui and the alum
inum deck fixtures will be distributed
as souvcui to the diners at the restau
rant Of the columbia = new owner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
MUNICIPAL REFERENCE
BUREAU Is APPROVED

Honolulu is to have n municipal ref
ercnce bureau. The directors Of the
chamber of commerce approved yester,
day the report Of their county and mu.
nicipal affairs committee, which en-
dorsed the suggestion of Ed Towse for
the establishment of such bureau
Mr.. Towse will turn over to it all his
accumulated data. The report carried
with it an appropriation Of one hundred
dollars for filing equipment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11

Bids for the construction of the
Waimea River embankment, Kauai,
for which work the last legislature
made an appropriation, will be opened
at noon on June IA in the Office Of the
superintendent of public works. ID, N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
KAMEHAMEHA DAY
BIG FETE AT FAIR
Hawaii Day Win Be Brightest
Red-Letter Number Of
Whole Exposition q
--- itR "R #h. .
Delightful Program Has Been
Arranged II Honor Of Mid, u l..
pacific Territory
HAWAII DAY PROGRAM

Address By Governor Pinkhsm,
Lvnch.on 70 Governor ptnkham
~ Ptgsidtnt -. D. Moore OF the
exposition, 1890 p. m. e'e4 s5'"t ~
Reception In the Hawaii Build.
Ing, "a p. m, e.. =.
might In Hawaii" 7;so.
1880 p. m. stIi To-
Grand bail in the California
Building, $3.50 p. m. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
American League
National League

fAssociatsd Press BY Federal Wirslsaso
CHICAGO, June l0.-Before q crowd
that taxed the capacity of the local
National League park, the Phillies
whipped the Cubs here yesterday. and
Tegained the lead. Score-Philadelphia
4, Chicago 8. e. 80 49,. ~.
?. Following were the results Of other
games: At Pittsburgh--Pittsbar z,
Boston 3. At Cincinnati-BroOklyn s,
Cincinnati I. At st. Louis--St. Louis
a., New York 10.
=. ". American League
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Comiskey 3
men ran wild with the bats against the
Highlanders yesterday, administering
one of the worst defeats of the season
to Donavan s men. Score-Chicago l3,
New York 0.
Following were the results of other
games: At Washington 4,
st. Louis l. At Philadelphia-Cleve-
land 9, Philadelphia !. At Boston
Detroit 10, Boston 0.
American League
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslessJ
NEW YORK, June S!-Jennings' men
again outplayed the Highlanders and a
clean .eut victory puts the team within
six points Of the White Sox for first
place. Score-Detroit 3, New York 2.
Following were the results Of other
games: At Philadelphia--St. Louis !,
Philadelphia 2. At Washington-Wash.
ington g, Cleveland 3. At Boston
Boston 3, Chicago 0.
'". National League
ST LOUIS, June 8.--The Phillies
seem to have struck their stride again
raised them in the pennant races Score
philadelphia 7, st. Louis g., g..
At Pittsburgh, Ebbetts men slugged
their way to victory over the Pirates,
Score-Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh 9.
American League ~.
| Associated Press By Federal wirslsss.)
NEW YORK, June 9.-Jennings' men
were outplayed by the Highlanders here
yesterday and Donovan 5 men got back
into the 800 class. Score-New York 4,
Detroit !.
Following were the results of other
games:
At Observation-Disclosures 8, St
Louis 2.
At Washington 3, Cleve
land 2.
| At BOstOn-Chicago 4, Boston 3.
National League
CHICAGO, June 9.-McGraw : mel
used their bats with effectiveness
against the Cubs yesterday and wer'
easy winners. Score-New York o, Chi
cagO 3.
Following were the results of othe
games:
At Pittsburgh-Brooklyn 4, Pitts
burgh 3.
At Standardization 4, Cincinnati 3
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE

Semi Weekly-Issued Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Entered at the Postofice Of Honolulu,
H. T., Second-olass Matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-11
tAusociated Pre.s By Federal wirslass.1

SAN FRANCISCO, June 77.---sal.
Francisco and Los Angeles played of
postponed game here yesterday af-
ternoon, the Seals winning handily.
score-San Francisco Q, Los Angeles I.
(AssOciatsd Press BY Federal wireiessJ
SAN FRANCISCO, June 0.---oakland
outhit the Seals in the pinches here yes
terday and were winners after a hard
fight. score--oakland Z, San Francis
co 9. o.. .}.IE W.
At Los Angeles the Tigers and Angels
engaged in an old fashioned batting bee
the Tigers winning. Score Venice 0,
Los Angeles 8. rt5...1.
At Portland, Mercedes men nosed
out the Bees in well played contest
Score-Portland 4, Salt Lake 2.
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L'erOiSmO dun SOIdatO dIplnO

.UDINE, Z. - Ha destato molta
ammirazione Tatto di eroismo COR
pluto da un nostro soldato alpino.
Questi 81 e travestito da ufficiale
austriaco servendosi degli abiti dun
morto 81 e avvicinato di notte a u
IA batteria austriaca che, pur rima-
nendo invisible. dava molta mole
sta al nostri soldati. Egli ha scoper-
to che la batteria era nascosta dis
simulate in una cavita' della monta-
gna. Scoperta cosi la localita' dove il
nemico trovavasi piazzato, e lorna
to al suo quartiere riferendO Ogni CO.
ga allO State Maggiore Mel tornare
egli e state sccperto da una senti-
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II suicide delI'aqgrGSsOre di
MORGAN

MINEOLA NY. {. - Frank
Holt, colui che aveva tentato di uc-
cidere Morgan, che lunedi scorso
aveva compute IN tentative di sui
cidio, ha messo ora in alto con sue
cesso Iuesta ultima sua idea crimi-
nosa. II suo corpo e state oggi ri
mosso dalla celia di Mineola da lui
occupata in wits ed e state traspor-
tato aIle morgue.
Dall'autopsia eseguita sui sue cor
po e risultato che Ia sua morte e do
vuta al salto di circa 20 piedi, da
lui compute nella prigione, clio che
GIL ha prodotto la frattura del cranio.
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II brutale mdCellO

1ONDRA, 6. = Un di-
spaccio speciale da Roma al
''Daly Telegraph" dice:
eli Austriaci hanno CO.
minciato a fucilare tutti que
gil abitanti di Trento che flu
rono arrestati allo scoppio
della guerra.
La settimana scorsa Vi flu
rono tire serie di esecuzioni.
Ira quelli che furono fu-
cilati sabatO trovavansi 10 e.
minenti cittadini. Essi furo-
no accompagnati da una com
pagnia di soldati austriaci
dial CASTILLO in Cui 81 trovava-
no detenuti ad un punto fuo-
ri della citta e cola fucilati''.
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Sempre gil ABSTRACT
aVVelGnatOPi

ROMA, 6. I giornali pubblica
no che gil Austriaci lasciano nelle
trhlcee che debbono abbandonare pei
lincalzare dele nostre truppe una
grande quantita' di tabacco di 81
garette avvelenate.
In questl ultimi giorni nostri sol
dati trOvarono motif pacchi ben con
dizionati dell'uno e dele attire nellie
trincee conquistate, ma per ordine
dei lo-o comandanti non Ii toccar0nO.
essendo sorto IL sospetto che 81 celas.
Sc in quella generosita' insolita quail
che infame tranello.
II tabacco lie sigarette furono
sottoposti, infatti, ad un anaIisi ri
sulto' che contenevano dosi potent
di yelenO.
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PrOCeSSO di SpiOndggiO COntrO
uR CdpitalO tedeSCO

VENFZIA, Z. = T. state iniziato
il processc, davanti a questo tribu-
male militare, contrO il capitano Lieb-
sicher, contro ire marinai delre-
quipaggio della nave tedesca Lem
mos, che 81 trovava mel porto Ii An.
coma fin dial principle della guerra
europea.
L'imputazione e di sp.onaggio.
lie autorita di 'polizia dicono e
generalmente riconosciuto che oil ac-
cusati abbiano esercitato 10 spionag-
gio nellinteresse della Germania pri-
ma dell'entratata dell Italia in guerra
In seguito essi hanno dato infor-
maziOni riguardante le batterie italia
ne ed i sottomarini, ed hanno fatto
dele segnalazioni ALA squadra nava-
lie austro-ungarica che il "a attacco
il porto di Ancona.
Terminate dibattimento, il presi-
sidente ha letto agli imputati la SEN
tenza cOndannando il capitano e ma
rinai 0 ami ciascuno di reclusione
militare.
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ULTIM'ORA
LInCrOCidtOre
"AmdIfi" df-
fOndatO

ROMA, s. - III Ministero
della Marina ha ogggi emes-
so il seguente communicate uffi-
ciale:
"Mentre una squadra tia
Llama cOmpiva una ricogni-
zione nella parte settentriona-
lie del Mare Adriatico, un sot-
tomarino austriaco riusci ST.
lurare Pincrociatore corraz-
cato Amalfi che dopo POGO af-
fondava. Prima di lasciare la
nave, pepuipaggio grido tre
volte ''Viva PItalia. T" L'equi-
paggio e state quasi compile
tamente messo in salvo."
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EattaCCO generate
Su Gorilla

ROMA, Z. = Teri di buOn
mattino fu initiate un attac-
co generate sa Gorilla da tut
tt i fianchi di questa fortezza.
L'artiglieria ha gia aperto
la breccia nellie difese che la
circondano, lanciandU contro
di essa una vera pioggia di
proiettili.
Gil ultimi dispacci assicu-
rano che il bombardamento
degli ultimi giorni, prelimi-
mare all'attacco generate, ha
causato gravi damn allie ope-
re di difesa delIAustria.
LIE artiglierie italiane piaz-
zate sulle allure di PLAYA do
minano il territorio a sud di
Gorizia.
Esse hanno gia disperso
parecchi contigenti di rinfor-
ri del nemico ed hanno di-
strutto alcuni trent carichi di
muniziOni.
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LInQOciatMe ~Amalfr affOndato da I'm sotomarfno
II Qerme della vittOria

I'm sOldatinO romano ha cOsi scrit-
to ALA madre. datando da 'sItalia
nuOva,,:
Questa mattina siamo paI titi allie
ore 2 a6biamO marciato per otto
ore verso il confine; ivi siamO giunti
allie ore 10. 20 abbiamo traversato
il confine, e siamO entrati fra gli ev-
viva allItalia allesercito italiano.
E state emoziOnante per moi tutti
quelrepisodio di patriottismO.
Nj aono recato subito scrivervi
per farvi sapere lie mie nOtizie: 10 sto
benissimo in salute cosi spero di
tutti vol; vi prego di non pigliarvi
pena per me, che nOl marciamo al
sicurO.
Dopo aver fatto una piccola sosta
ci siamO rimessi in viaggio verso lie
montague ci siamO rifermati allie
ore 3 e mezza; iyi abblamo consuma-
to il rancio eli siamO riposati beni-
no, Sc sapeste che elogi ci ha fatto
il nostro bravo colonnello!
Avanziamo senza tregua; Sc Sc
guitiamo COST, con POGO tempo fare
mo 'l'affarl nostri,, (sic).
Dunque quello che vi raccomando
state tranquilla non mi fate malau-
gurio.
Bacio fortemente tutti di casa.
Quando. per mirabile coincidenza
di EVENT., II preparazione dele armi
e. corroborata dalla concordia degli
animi dalla devozione al dovere, e.
guale IN tutti, dial piu' alto al piu' u
mile del suoi figli, IItalia puo' essere
certa della vittoria dire fin da ora
al monde: 10 sono venuta piu' gran
de
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La fuCiIdziOne dun traditOFe

UDINE, 7. = Telegrafano dial
fronte che in lutte lie dependence del
paesi occupati dale nostre truppe e.
state pubblicato un bando col quale
81 annunzia che un tale Franco Per-
co, il quale era rimasto mel paese di
Lucinicco per esercitare 10 spionag-
gio in favore degli austriaci, e state
condannatO ALA fucilazicne ALA schie-
ma.
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Gil aiuti della Gefmania a POIa

ROMA, Z. - Confermasi che la
Germania ha inviato Pola viveri,
armament, move sottomarini pro-
tetti ufficiali.
Pola e divenuta una nina gigan-
tesca.
Cio' ia prevedere che la possibili-
ia della sua caduta e. ammessa dial
nemico il quale all'ultimo moment to
fara' sacrifcio totale di base maritti-
ma.
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AlbeFgdtOre ChIamdtO ALA pOrta
G uCCiSO

Frank Lowery, proprietario di un
Hotel in Windber, fu ucciso lunedi
sera da uno sconosciuto. Chiamato al
di fuori della porta d'ingresso fu fat
to segno ripetuti colpi di revol-
yer che 10 resero cadavere.
L'omicida e attivamente ricercato
dalla polizia.
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ma no constatato Pentusia-
smo ammirevole del nostri
soldati resistenti ad ogni ar
tificio.
Parto cola fiducia che una
piena vittoria coronera i no.
stri sforzi e le nostre ideali-
ta."
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La Russia COnSegnGPd' dlI'ItaIia
prigiOniePi iPfedenti

ROMA, Z. = r ufficialmenete
assicurato che la Russia consegnera'
al governo italiano prigionieri che
sono in suo possesso, appartenenti
ale province irredente che hanno
pleso parte ale battaglie, aggregate
allesercito austriaco.
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CiO' che dice Salan.
drd di ritOrnO ddl
frOnte

ROMA, Z. - II presidente
del ministri Salandra dopo
aver visitato il fronte disse a
Cadorna queste testuali paro-
lie:
''Ho veduto La difficolta
che Peseroito deVe superare,
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lie pePdite del TuPChi nei
DaFdaDelli

ATENE, .. = E giunto oggi DIAL
fiso a di Mitilene un telegramma dial
quale risulta secondo un calcolo degli
Alleati, che lie perdite subtle dai tur-
chi nei Dardanelli ascendono a 180
mila soldati ira mort feriti prigio-
nieri,
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Da ReDditafSi
(Avviso Politico)

Dal settembre prossimo 81 af-
fitta un negozio fabbricato a mattoni
della lunghezza 25x80, con annesso
una cantina lunga 25x20 ed alta :
piedi. E. locate mel centro CONNER
ciale ed ha grandi vetrine per mostra.
Riyolgersi Rosa Bevacqua
JOhnsonburg
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VSITE GRADITE

GioYedi della scorsa settimana flu
in Indiana per il disbrigo di AFFAIR.", il
Signor James Colonna, da Brandy
Camp, valente maestro di musica
della Banda di Charlottesville.
In tale Occasione il nostro AMIGO
non nance regalarci una gradita vi
sta
Ringraziamenti di cuore.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-07-10
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luOgOtenente di CaVdlIerid

MILANO, 7. IL marchese Cusa-
ni-Confalonieri, ex ambasciatore ita-
liano Washington, che e arruoIato
come vOlOntario, e state prcmosso
luogotenente mel reggimento Savoia
Cavalleria-
II marchese Cusani- -Coafalonieri
ha trasformato la sua villa in ospeda-
lie militare-