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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08
NOMOREBAGSARE
EXPECTED Until
next APRIL

Shipments of jute sugar bags are
finished for this season and local ship
ping men and sugar dealers shipping
and freight clerks are breathing signs
Of relief. Bags for next years crop
will not begin to arrive until next
spring, starting in April, and .continu-
ing through May and June
Much trouble was experienced get.
ting the bales of jute bags here In the
year which Is now coming to a close.
The bags, 800 of them to bale, are
shipped from Calcutta, the place OF
manufacture, to Hongkong, and from
the Chinese port to HOnolulu.
The German commerce-destrOyer
Emden played havoc with shipping,
destroying much Calcutta freight and
delaying a great deal more as ship
owners did not like to send out their
freighters and have them sunk by the
cruiser. After the Emden was shot
to pieces off Cocos, Keeling island,
CaIcutta-H ongkong freights became
regular once more, and Hawaiian isl
and sugar men began to get their
loRe-delayed sacks.
Just how many sugar bags are used
here in year is a difficult matter to
ascertain, but various guesses place
the number at several millions. Cas-
tie & Cooke received more than a
million Of the bags from India through
out the season and they are only one
OF the FIRMS shipping the sacks to this
and other island ports.
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HEAVY MAIL AND BIG
CARGO ON MATS0NIA
WEDNESDAY MORNING

One Of the biggest mails ever re-
ceived here, If not the largest, will
arrive Wednesday morning at 1880
O'Clock on the Matsosia. which has
1856 sacks on board. The steamer is
bringing 261 cabin and 80 steerage
passengers, and will dock at Pier 81
Cargo on the ship consists of 5602
tons for Honolulu and 1471 tons for
'Hilo. This is total Of F073 tons,
larger than the cargoes brought by
the Manoa and WiIhelmina, which
were 651e and 63S3 respectively.
There are So automobiles on tie Mat
sonia, OF which IS are for Honolulu.
The rest 60 to Hilo.
In command Of the MatsoHia is Capt.
Francis M. Edwards, until recently Of
the Lurlille. II is supposed the Mat
'sonias regular commander. Capt.
Charles Peferson. is on a vacation.
Advices to Castle e Cooke. Matson
agents here, state that the Enterprise
WIN arrive from Seattle Wednesday
morning with $500 tons Of cargo for
Honolulu from Puget Sound
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BIG MONEY FOR TAKING
LUMBER TO AUSTRALIA

Charter rates for lumber from north
Pacific coast lumber ports to Austria
liza have risen enormously, according
to Capt. CT. Robinson of the Next
can steamer General 2. Pesqueira,
which arrived late Saturday from Ev.
erett, Wash, to take bunker coal here,
en- route to Port Prize, Australia. The
ship is due to sail today.
Capt Robinson said his ship is re.
ceiving 100 shillings, $50 in American
money, for every thousand feet of lum-
Der on board, as freight charges The
boat has 1,308,156 feet for the Austria
liam port The Pesqnefra's rate means
she will receive nearly $4,000 for
carrying the lumber This is the Pes
queira's second call here. She left
Everett October %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08
COMING
TN PRIVATE YACHT FOR
CRUISE OF ISLANDS

More millionaire visitors are COM
ing to Hawaii. Frederick w. Wander
bilt. stakeholder in dozen different
railroad companies and connect
ed with many other financial
and Industrial corporations, will visit
the islands, probably in December.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will accompany her
husband. At present the Vanderbflts
are on their way to the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition, having made the trip
from New York by the Panama canal.
Following their visit here they will
return to Booths Point, Cal, where
they have leased a winter residence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FRS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii. In
Probate At Chambers, No. -.
In the matter Of the estate of 10.
seph Paku. otherwise known as 10
seph KapaaRu and otherwise known
as Joseph Kapaku. deceased
On reading and filing the Petition
and accounts Of p. E. r. Straueh, ad.
ministrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Paku, otherwise known as Joseph Ka.
paaku and otherwise known as Joseph
Kapaku, wherein petitioner asks to be
allowed $115.45 and charged with
$4,000, and asks that the same be
examined and approved, and that a
final order be made of distribution Of
the remaining property to the persons
thereto entitled and discharging pc
titioner and sureties from all further
responsibility herein:
1t is ordered, that Tuesday, the 23d
day Of November, A. d. 1876 at
o'clock a. m, before the Judge pre-
siding at Chambers of said Court Of
his courtroom IN the Judiciary build
ing, in Honolulu, County of Honolulu,
be and the same hereby is appointed
the time and place for hearing said
Petition and Accounts, and that all
persons interested may then and there
appear ana show cause, If any they
have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as
to who are entitled TO the said prop
ertv.
Dated the 18th day of October, 1915.
BY the Court.
]. A. DOMINIS,
Clerk. Circuit Court, First Circuit.
6297-Oct. Is, %, NOV. I.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit. Territory OF Hawaii

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory OF Hawaii
At Chambefs-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Regin-
aid F. Bennett, deceased.
A document purporting TO be the
last will and testament of Reginald F.
Bennett, deceased, having on the 18th
day of October, A. d. 1915, been pre-
sented to said Probate Court, and a
Petition for Probate thereof, PRAYING
for the issuance of Letters Testament
tary to Elizabeth ]. Bennett. Charlotte
Y. Bennett and LeFfin Andrews, nav
ins been filed by Elizabeth J. Bennett,
1t is ordered, that Tuesday. the 23d
day of November, A. ID. 1915, at> 8
o'clock a. M, Of SAT- day, at tne court
room Of said court In the judiciary
building in the City and County of
Honolulu, be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place fer prov
ing said will and hearing said appli-
cation.
BY the Court.
j. A. DOMINIS,
Clerk, Circuit Court, First Circnit.
Dated, Honolulu, October Is, 1915.
Lorrin Andrews, attorney for petit
toner.
6297.oct Is. Is. Nov. /. s.
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SECRET VISIT PAID TO
BELGIAN COAST BY KAISER

LONDON, England. "A despatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Amsterdam says: Emperor VII.
liam visited ostend and the Belgian
coast defenses last week, accompan.
led by Prince Eitel Friedrich and
Gen. Won Falkenhayn, The party spent
one night fl Brussels and also visited
the Duke Of Wuerttemburg's head
quarters At Client The emperor dis
tributed a. number of decorations in
the course of his trip, which was
yelled with the closest secrecy on &C
count of fear Of aeruplane attacks. =
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wednesday morning at 1880 the next
mail viii arrive from San Francisco
in the Matsonia. which is bringing 7S5
sacks.
The T. X. X. liner Nippon Maru is
due here Friday Afternoon from San
Francisco, and win SAIL Saturday nlorn'
inc fo- the Orient u
The Standard Oil Company has
awarded to the Union Iron Works OF
San Francisco contract for tank
steamer to cost $9S0.000.
The lumber schooner MurieL Capt.
]. s. Hellingsen, is in port today. hay-
ing arrived late Saturday with 5S2.640
feet OF lumber for the City Mill Com.
pany.
Next mail for the mainland will
leave tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
In the Matson steamer Manoa from
Pier 10. Mails close at 2:30 tomor-
row at the postoffce.
Efghty-thfee sailing, steam and un-
rugged vessels were built and officially
numbered in the United States during
September, according to the bureau Of
navigation. None of these was con-
structed in Hawaii.
The Dutch hopper-barge Diomedes.
which arrived Friday night from Sa-
Ina Cruz, Mexico, long overdue, will
sail tomorrow for Vladiyostok. The
boat is at Pier Is, having come in
from outside late Saturday
A stable shipment. Of sugar, 1856
bags, was brought in yesterday by the
Kinau from Kauai. Tie boat also un-
loaded here 146 bags 81 rice, 81 of
tar0, 20 Of coconuts, two bulls, a
horse and 80 parcels Of sundries.
the Inter1sland steamer ClaHdine
brought in 81 cabin and Is deck pas
sengers yesterday morning from Maui.
Her cargo was varied. including two
autos, 10 barrels Of wine, Is hags OF
corn, three Of empty bottles, and "a
packages of siIndries.
The Oceanic steamer Ventura ar
rived at Page Page at z o'clock this.
morning. Last night the Federal
Wireless oompany's plant here was in
communication with the steamer 2120
miles from this port. The ship re-
ported all well on board. The Ven
tura left here for Australia week ago
today.
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RESCUE STEAMER HITS
ROCKS AND IS LOST

SEATTLE, Wash.-The Canadian
steamer otter. which left Victoria, B.
c., to assist in salvage operations on
the wrecked Alaska liner, Mafiposa,
went aground on ST James Island. B.
c., and has been abandoned as a total
loss. The Otter, which was an old
wooden vessel of 1886 gross tons, was
valued at $4,000. No word was re.
ceived today concerning the condition
of the Mariposa, which went on the
rocks at Pointer Island, B. c.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08

A recent letter sent by Capt Wil.
liam Matson to Castle & Cooke, Mat.
son agents here, states that Capt,
Troels Smith is to be made captain Of
the Lurline, Capt. Francis M. Edwards
given command of the Manoa, and
Capt. william F. Rind assigned the
Hyades. Capt. Smith will take the
Manoa TO San Francisco from this port
tomorrow. Capt. Edwards is bringing
the Matsonia mere from the coast.
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. :, . . . 5, = . . Q . . . 2 2 2
2 DIES FROM INJURIES
!. RECEIVED ON ARIzoNAN

. Injuries sustained last July
. when he fell into the hold of the
. steamer Arizonan. on which he
= was working as stevedore, re-
. suited In the death last night at !.
q Queens hospital Of Michael Ka-
= hananui, 43 years old.
= Kahananui has been almost
s3-helpless since the accident, his
= back having been broken in the
stall. That he has lived more than
:; three months with his spine
- broken ID considered remarkable
= by physicians: The dead man
{; was employed by McCabe. Hamil-
= ton e Kenny, stevedores, and
:. lived in Desha lane, Palama. He
. was Hawaiian, but has no rela-
:; tives as far as can be ascertained.
~ :. :. - =. :. =. - .. :. - ., ., - e e ,
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Sales: Between Boards 300, 100,
300, 300, 100, S5, 35 0laa 7ss; 100, so,
15O, 100, 20. so McBryde SIX: So Ono
mea 39A so Waialua "a; so, Is, so,
so, 80 Oahu Sug. Co. 271a
Session Sales 25. so, Waialua 24K /;
20 Waialua 1885: $1,000, $1,000 Olaa SIS
1914 20, 10, 20, 5, 5 H. G. & s. Co. Al.
Latest sugar quotation: IS degrees
test, 4.5e cents, or e9fe0 per ten.
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Announcement was made that in
the neighborhood of 100000 has been
subscribed in the University of Michi-
gan alumni campaign which opened
October i for s1,00O,000 with which to
build and endow a home for the Mich
igan Union,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. Claudine, for Maui.
Nov. S.-George Angus, d. p. r. Isen-
berg, A. S. Wall. Ed Towse, Ben Hol-
linger, P. B. Danky.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-08

Importers OF best lumber and building
materials. Prices low, and we give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small. We b1ve built hun
dreds OF houeses In this city with per
feet satisfaction. II you want to build
consult us.
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION NO. s21.


Be it resolved by the Board of SUI
pervisors of the City AID County of
Honolulu, that the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars (s1,000.O0) be and the
same hereby is appropriated out of all
moneys in the General Fund of the
City and County of Honolulu, for an
account to be known as Extfadition
and Criminal investigations Fund Of
the City and County ATTORNEY, all ex-
penditures from the said fund to be
audited by the Chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance and Public Expen-
ditures of the Board of Supervisors.
Introduced by
DANIEL LOGAN,
Supervisor.
Honolulu. October &c. 1915.
Approved this 5th day of November.
A. D. 1916.
JOHN C. LANE,
Mayor. City and County Of Honolulu,
T. H.
ssl5-Nov. s. 9. 10.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITY.

Leading shoe manufacturer is seek
ing local agent and store Anyone
interested win kindly state what he
has to offer in sales campaign and
references. Address X. W., Star.
Bulletin office. 6S15-6t
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FURNITURE.

Full Co, 61S N, King; 2d-hand fufni.
ture bought, made to order, repaired.
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s160-Lots 50x100 on 9Th and 10th
aves., Palolo; SO down, So per mo.
No interest.
S160-Lots 50x100 on 10th, 18th and
18th ayes, Kaimuki; $40 down, IS
per month.
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Three Filipino tobacco sorters. Frank
lin v. Manalili. Napoopoo, Hawaii.
6315-2t
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%EAff&IlsA6
WANTED

ALI men wishing first-class barbering
to call at Beretania and Emma SITS.
Win be pleased to see all former
customers. .Childrens haircutting a
speciality; no long waits--two bar
bers at your service. Open from
$50 a. m. to- s p. m; Saturdays to
IL p. m. 6315-6t
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.HARBOR NOTES

wednesday morning at 1880 the next
mail win arrive from San Francisco
in the Matsonia. which is bringing 7S5
sacks.
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Slauer zOmntas
Das eoHntaes Ssfes in
Rem 2sringtpR. 8, nit
alter StrtHgt bur4
atfiihtt.

Rep atrington, g., II. Sa-
|nuar. qm Sonntae ionHie bier abs
ioIut nidis astnufi fpsrbtn, ipas mid.
ubioIut gum 2ebensunterbaIi eeborts.
benn giirasrmsiiter Sobn 10. Douson
fiibrte bic r8Iauen Gsi.bs" init Der
uasrerobi,n StreHes uHb 9eipiHtn.
buftisisit burd. Sn Rsiiuurants burfs
ten nur SpeiieB bsriauft perb<n;
apotbsltn nur nidts ais Webitdmente
perabfoIe.n, unp es mar IN Der san3sn
Giabi sein Soft Drint-, isin Rau.
summi uub aud itine gisdrn unb
tein Jdbai az baben. Da Der giirssr.
m.ilter bic Sonntasss.iiunsen nidt
fir eurusortit.I eriIdrt bate. 70 flo.
rirte Der 3eiiunesperiauf ipie iibli6.
Sn Der DerfIoHentn Do4e mar Soms
arb Ssamans. Elm 3uderbdder, pers
bdfiet iporbsn. neil er Isin Gkiddft
am Sonntas often batis, unb ss bsibi,
bab 5rturDe Ssamdns ben 8iirasr.
meiiier erfu6i battsn. on Sonntae.n
erttpeotr ale 2dben ifIisben 5u lais
len obsr allen gu ssfiaitsn, often ,u
balttH.
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aanpnem aus almerifa.
Gin ruffii6er Dampfty
trifft nit Sdtsbmate
rial in Dlahtme itet

SeattIs, WuIb., IL. San -
Sisr sins.;roifsusn Ra4rihien su'
folss 1T Der sur ruiiiitben Trsipini.
esufIotie e.bSrise Dampfer .Rcpss'
rob" s.ii.rn in @Iobiipoitoi anser
iommen, bis sur GdHunssm5s!idieii
NIT srObtaIibrigsn Gsi9iiben unb
projsitiIsn b,Iaotn. bic in QennipIpds
ni.n b.rgsit.It nnb bia 9dncouper.
9. g., nn6 Sibirisn ssf4tdt ipurb.n.
Di. SsIastruussati6iise iperoeH otHs
Sdumen mad ben polniihen BRIGGS
fbaupI1bsn rpsiisr bsfbrberi.
Di. .sdmbOr", Gin S61psIterfdifi
Der .RopaorOo@. ipirb I'm aaufs bieisr
DOfe sbtnfdlls nit sinsr 2uburs
arieasbtbdri pon gancouDer mad Ct
birisn IN S,, ssbm. Der iesi in Ban
eouper Ii.ssnbe Dampfsr .@lsnrop"
ipirb oieis DoHe in SeatiIe 10 Wo5s
ponlaouns.n Ulunition uno asutomos
bile fir WIabitpoFot an gorD nebs
men. bic Obus 3psifel fiir bas ruiIii6e
Deer beiiimm. limb
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sinen 0ortrog iibtr sDsutinlanb unf
England. In ipsld<m er ben pdtrios
tismus unb bic Siegss3uperiiHt
Deutfhldnbs ibiIberts nnb bieIsn bic
snsliIhe Jeigbeit unb zreulolieteit
sessniiber fellts. 9trrn Berger ipur-
be fit jeine beifdnis aufssnommene
Rebe, Der OaHt bss @ersins ootirt.
Sm geiunbbsitsamt ipurben in
Der abselaufsnsn Mode folecnbs 5os
besfdIIe ansemeIbet: Wasoalsna Driis
isnforb. 70; gbna M. Sarms, 5;
Geo. Sdpanbner, a Wonate; Sibo-
mia 80. Stsmmlsr. 70; pat. Z. 9ils
lisan. 76 Sabre alt.
S1s Muto oes 5srrn g.. 20.
SsmasI iollioiris seitern Morssn nit
eiHem Strabenbabn Wasson. nobel
bas auio fart bsi6Goist purbe. Ssrr
Ssmael. an Der 2inben Strabe ipobn-
baft, fam nit oem blpben Shredsn
bapon.
= Die pOlissi elite asitsrn Morssn
nah bem 6auIe bes Serrn 6. e..
Barnes an Der 9inben 2lpeulie. 100
anseblid elm Rittsr bonn Stemmei'en
mar. Dis poIi5ei fano
jebod peoer ben Bitter nod oas
Siemmeii.n.
Wir bssen itarien .3ipsifsl. bab
bic geitimmunssn fir bic psniiOni=
rune Der S9ulIebtsrinnsn fir bisie
aIs ipohItbdtia ii6 eripeiien psroen.
@ierSie .Sabre als ShuIlebrsriu mir
ten. bdnn srfi nm cine masers p.ns
lion nit Gin5abluns bon S400 nnd,-
iuden 3u miiiisn. 1T. ipis Der qmeti-
tdnsr su fugsu pflssi: ~ preIsut pitb
q firing to IT," gluberosm bIiiht ben
St.usr5dblern nod bic 9lusfiht. fir
zine unpopuldre Giurihtlina, ipis iebt
bic geitimmuneen lauten. aud bic
Steuerrais srbobi gu iebeu. Dsnn
fdon ben 9ebrsrinnsn cine psniicu
bspiIIiet tpsrben iol uno Riemano
lpiro baeegen iein pann ettiptoer
line orbsntIi6e @eriorsune NIT iueni'
ger barten 9soiHsuussH, Ob,r gar
ni6ts..
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9abton unb Seaenne.

5rau Gliiabsib Sobnion 1T sss
iisrn i'm 6auis ihrtr 2o6ter Jrau
Gust go. SIC 3fpeite 9psnue. Dan.
Ton, i'm bitter Don 80 SabreH ssitOrs
BEN.
- Der StabtsS9dbmeiiter aird.
bOff bon gsIIspu. bat isinen Sabres-
bsri6t dusssarbeitst. Dona9 befinbei
fia elm Safenbsitonb in ben perfdies
bsnen 1onos pie fpIst: 9Iussubsns
fonbs $11,711.s4; aussmeiner Jonbs
ST. 7.95; S4ulfpnbs S671.52; 2aps
lor Greet GuIpsrt Jonbs $76S. 20;
SairfisIb Ore. Goubs $2S68.9s; R.us
oebGuoeeJpnbs $3805.04 Defi,i! i'm
Strdbenfpnbs S1297.79.
- Der Miiiiondr RoiirOtt aus Snr
bien pirb am SonHtas, ben Z. Sc
bruar, b. Z. N6enbs in Der Goaus.
ct. 5obannss Stride in 8eIIepus siueR
9ortras iiber SnSien baItsn.
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s a m iItpu n.

llnisr asent in SamiltOn IL
.Serr Gouaro grud, 449 Sub 5anft,
StraFe. gra Gel. 476 IT,, SOms
9sboue 1854 VI.
- Sn psnfiuniris pOlisift Games
Sasan itarb in i.insr @Dbnuns Ro.
T29 QubIDlo Strabs i'm altsr bon
80 sSnbren on Der Gussebrung.
- Barbara 5umm,l, Wittps bon
Dopib 6umm.I, itarb porssitsrn Ra9s
mittas in itrer Wohuuus Rp. 1108
Sdnpper Strabe an aunsenldbmuns
i'm 2lIisr BON bsirnbe 70 Snbren. Die
@eritorbtne binterIGbt brei S5aisr,
bon ipel6sn cine 2D1ter, 5rau paul
Weilano in Cincinnati ipobnt, iotpis
.tnsH Sobn.
Cine nDrbIi6 fdbrsnbe Gar Der
Sbio sIsttrifnen gii.nbabn rauntt
aeitern morg.n um fiinf llbr in Der
Central @psnue ndbs Gbeitnut Girabs
in cine aubbsrbs. Cine Sub. fpsIfsr
bas 8ein an sfpsi Gtsllen sebro6en
ipnr, mubte BON bem Sumanitaisbss
amtsn 5ime erfhoifsu usroen.
3pei aanbitreiatr uerfudttn in
bic Wobnunq Don Sdmes sSIpHn bon
Der R. 81. so. 3 einsubrinssn, purben
aber bura bic 6ilfsrufe Der grau
s}lpnn unb ibrsr EOdtsr perI4eu6t.
Dapib Sopnsb unb sy.rrp Gle.
p.Innb, ipel9e Der 1rau Gnrab Muus
rep. Ro. 619 Butler Strabs. fiinf
5iibner esitobltn battsu. tpuroen Dsrs
baftet.
- Spbn Spsider Iisb Ssnrp Coos
ptssn geprobuus uro RiIbsitoruns
pfrbuftsn.
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Gameut,rrutas.

Der Tauenhrr,ltag bes Ohio Euru.
be3irts bate aeitern Waduilittag oi,
aftipen Ilrrleroanen In Der Moro
Cincinnati Tirnbaae in groBer 3nbl
5uianmengeiiibrt. Der gurttag itano
,mter 9einme oes 8e5irfstlIrrrparts
Gr. Giitap Gditein bon Der G,lrllac-
meinbe. Tie Dnnen, iDeIde ibre
Sade iebr ailt maffen. iporen nod
Dem Eurnen bic @diie oes ro.Gin.
eimati Turner Damenpereins nuo
mic her gsodmittna 10 oerIief aud;
Der sbeno IN rei5enoer @eiie.
Nm benz 9iirnen betteiIigten iid
f30 5urneriiInen bic Don Serrt
ernIt u. @eier, benl Spreter Dc5
Dsoro Gine. Turnpereins, bepiii.
fomalt purocn. Gs wilrbsu bann
Orbnimgsiibunecn ilnb Gansartcn
0arfaenommen irnb bnnn fanen bic
periGiebenen 1nbeni lleburgsartrr
on ole Meihe. Die entipeoer bon Der
aan,en 3aM ooer BON ben eiryelnea
@ercinen III tubeiloier @eiie atisar.
fiibrt piiroen. 8ertreten maren bic
9prngemeinbe unb Der aoro. .Ginrin,
natl 5urnperein ioluie bic Bereine
pun sienport iinb Dnpton. O., nit III.
rem reip, TlrnIebrern ssni' Sinblid
auf ben mdnnernorbenoem ariea III
europa puroe ods Sieo .Norgen
ROTH. Ielidlteii mir 3lm friiben loo
geiupern.
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ied5s 1lbr bonn sefretdr 9iulnLtp be'
foiulteesebeil Der iiiirge @eItbiireel
wiegt iieben iinS ein babies pflunf
iin0 bot, ila9 benz Gefdreiv mt mel
dem er fih bet ieinem giiltrift IN DC
weit nnfiinoigte. eon5 pcrreffli9 eTt'
ipi6efte 9lingen. Qrdfioent @illon
ipur Oh Der sIilfunft bes gnfels bod
erfreut lulo ben san3en gead|rHittdg
uno glbeno iuuipielte Elm pergniigtes
2dfeln ieine 3iiac. Serr Snpre, Der
gIIiiiteHt oeS 9srlii0eHten 0nriielb
pom @iIIioms College III, mar ais
iein Sobn 5lir Melt FAM nidlt i'm
@eiBcn Snnie, miroe ieoo6 teIepbo-
Mid in @iIliomstoipif, Naii, bon
Dem freuoiaen GreigiiE in aenntnIB
seieet nio traf am glbero in @aia.
inqton elm.
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Gin yHmrfenftrei&
gsrfudt graHbftiftuns In Gar
GruRcistO Deruriaht Elm. GdIos
lin ErpIofipn.

Btrluni { graHpififtung IN SaH
iyruHtistO Dsruriaht zine 0aIOs
lin GrpIoiiOu.
gan Grdneiseo. aal., II,
sSanuar. - .beute friib DON ruG,
!oIsr Sono gsmahts 9sriu1, bus
Gbbp 81. Sotel ein5udftern, bait,
cine GuiOIinsGrpIOiion aur ;5OIas.
Doburt 3ipsi Gtpdperte tbeilpeiIs
bsmoIirt ipurbsn. % DdIie mubisn in
ibren Rudtuepdnbern Guf bic Strabs
fli4isn. aapmoHb gsrpuntts unb
iSraneiscO Go6ahn, bic Elm 3immsr
i'm 8. Gtpduert inne batter, ipurbsn
unter Der geIfuIbisune Der granbr
fiiftuna perbafttt. Die poIissi bate
srOb. Taab.. bic gsib<n ben tpiitbens
ben Gdiisn au enfrsibsn. Die Burfdeu
iOllsH Elm @sftdnbuiB dbseIsst babeu.
Spdter purbe aud bic 6oitIbeiiseriR
Jrdu aOuiie WoIft psrbdfts!. Die
aorriODrs uno bic 3immsr porsu NIT
0afoIlH bsiprente!t nHD aum Ebtil
ssfiiIlts @dioIinflnfhsn tpurben in als
len Gden anb @inieIn ssfunbsa.
Dur6 bi, GrpIoIion purben bic
5enftsr unb 7biirsn aus ibrsn GoIs
funs.n asriiIsn unb ber pus fam bon
zen DdnbsH.
grdfiOsutwilfoniftGroB.
pattr.
Def6inetoH .. G., II. San.
Gin juneer grbenbiirssr bisit nm
Sonntos i.inxn Ginsug i'm DsiBen
6auis. 5rau Jraneis Bones SaDre
bic 5psits 1ohtsr bes prdiibenttu
WiIfon ipurbt pon siHeu SobHs sHts
bunoen.
Das Gin6 fam i'm bdIb fiiuf llhr
I'M Sonntag gfadnnittag 5ur Weit,
aber Sisie IbatIa&e RuESe srit III