davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24

pu iiitG, .mitd me oIemme. mitd me
teenme, tai mit1 me itiesi6mme tln.
nemme. 81 armo oIiiifaan armosta,
jos ie iiitd riippuiii. = 2aina, 2aina,
bplfdd 10 iinGfin omat furiat faitpoii,
ioisia Ell meii ppip, ia iuo "eldmGr
pett1' "amoimesta l6bteestG" III.
maiiefii''l
&liiileban, faifeti iinG artpaatfin
fenen fautta Sierra opetti miniia nd.
femGGn armon ibmeitG, fen forfeutta,
ippppttG, leipeptta. &iitettp olfoon
San iiita, ettd, iobtj minlt berra AIN
ipntpmGpGiwiIlel SfGdnfuin taitpas
oliii auennut minulle, fun aloin nd.
bitellen fdiittad epanfeliumin it,
meellistG firffartta. &c iban bult.
maii minut, ioten en- ipoinut iinnlle.
fam mitGGn pubua. Minnn pitt fit.
ten ieuraaipina pGipinG fGpoG lilona.
II %fertomasia iinulle nGistG aiioista,
mutta en- tieod oifein, fuinfa ie iGi;
oil min fiiretta etten oifein diff ioli-
tiinutfaan.
Sierra Iboielta (nuoremmalta)
Jain iittemmin baitsfan, iiiGltoriffaan
%firieen ia mliutamia %firjoia, ioista on
ollut minulIe iuurta bpotpG; pbG ip.
memmGfii, faubeammafii olen oppi.
nut nGfemGGn ipntitirmeIufleni.
mlitta mpos armon iitG iruremmafii,
iind ie moittaa ipntein paliouben.
Niin, 2aina, en- MIND fpfene FIJI.
nailemaan %iinuIle, mitG MIND titn.
men. Sabtoiiin ipleillG toto ibmis.
funtaa ia tabtoiiin file buutamalIa
buutaa: Seeiufien peri on nuota.
nut e6estGii ia iomittanut iinut gu. .
maIan fansia, fatio SumaIan &arit.
la, jofa on poisottanut iinun fpntiiil
= Samaa buuoan nina iinulle, Sat
no rafasl Sen mitd SrmaIan Sea.
rita on tebnpt maailmalle, on Sdr
totiiesti tebnpt iinullefin, iebGn on
ielmGd. &r,ile NIT main, usfo tGbGn,
elG, Hottie tGstG! "&uulfaa, Min tel.
bGn iielunne iaa elGGl"
&uinfa ibmeelliiesti Siimala on
iobtanut minita! SfGdnfuin Gitipai-
najani perintond on minliIla ollut e.
manfeliumin fGiitps iotenfin ielip6nG,
mutta ippstG tai toiiesta oil ie mime
aifoina paljon bimmentpnpt = dim
a~lfanut usfoa oiifli pmtaan rsfooni.
@alaistafieni parenmin t1tG aliaa,
ferron erdGn biljattain Ilifemani eff
merlin: &afii fristittpG iltteli fes-
fenGGn, toinen beistG fpipi: mifG IL
nun toipoii perustus on9 iobon tot.
men mastaii: ie; etta nina pioGn film
nj &ristufiesta. = Mutta entGpG Jos
perfele lpo poiffi tilon fateii, ioIIa f.
nd pibGt fiinni &ristlifiestal = go
mifd iinun toiipoii perustis fifteen
on9 - fpipi taas toinen frtmmisiaan.
l. Sc, ettd &ristus pitGG fiinni mi-
nusta, ia SGnen fGttGGn eli perfele
moi milloinfaan lp0bG poiffi. = &at-
los, Saina, nina din tiion ebelliien
faltatnen, jofa luuIIeslaan luotta.
mania &ristufieen, luottifin omaait
tstoon1a. \
YGGstdfient tuosta nG~ennGiiesti
pienestd, mitta tobelliinuoesia min
iuuresta erebopfiestGni, antoi Slin1a-
la minln fob6ata berra Mboien. g..
manfeliumi on minusta npt aiipan
uiitta, ifGGnfuin en- milloinfaan en-
men diff it'd fiiillrt. Miiistan npt
pasta ieltpimmGsti Gitipainaianfin
opetuflia, muistan miten ban teroit-
ii, ettG Seeiiis pfiin on faiffi, me EN-.
me mitGdn.
;. @aiffa iaan teboG ifGipGG fontto.
ritpotd pGipdt pGdfiptpsten tdsiG flii-
, masia ia fliiimasia SeliineisiG, on
%littenfin min lpstiG. Spnnit otpat
a~nteefii annetit, meren pobiaan upo-
tetlttl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
: ga ie on ientpuofii, etten oifein

!, - ga ie on ienpuofii etten oifein
tGp6eIl6 tobelIa. rebelliiesti ole foet.
tanut pGastd eteenp6in. sos min o.
Tiff olIit, diff Sumalafin antanut a.
punia. sos olifin ollut tapiin usfol-
linen iilloiielle etiiffoaialleni. diff
Sumala eteenpGinfin aiittanlt. Wilt-
to nina raiiffa en- liiopunutfaan fai-
festa ia ienipuofii olen tllrbaan iaa.
nut bapuilIa pimeGsiG. = Sumala
on ottanit pois minillta fGtenid ia
jdttGnpt minut pfiin. Silloin fun
SON minut berGtti, of S1nen fGten.
IA fansiani, mltta fun nina en- OF.
fein rebelliiesti usfolliiesti fdpttG.
NIT iitd maloa, berGtpsarmoa, tdptpi
Sdnen pttaa ie pois = ia Min nina
olen pdbitellen tallaiieen paatilmuf-
fen tilaan ioutlnltt.
- &c minun eniimGinennsfonnol-
~liiuiteni oil totiiesti mG1rin, mltta
mitG tGmG toinen on ollut? = SiinG
of alusia palion Sitmalalta, ia lie
oil o%ifeata, mi,tta fen oifean nina
turmelin buolimattomullbellani, iis-
fottomuuoellani. Sdmd toinen on
Ills mGdrppoelld turmeltua oifeata.
= SGmG toinenfin oliii fofonaan
mGGrGd, jos ewanfelisten oppi on
totuutta. Niin ollen oliiin nina fau-
beimmaQa tapalla tublannut ia
mGGrinfdpttGnpt faIIista armonai-
faa nGinG ipuoiina - mr,tta eli allan
laita mab6a olla Min, Ell ie poi-niin
ola! = Niiben tGptpp ola oifeam-
masia, ioilla on ipipempi, perusteelli-
TEMPT fdlitps usfomme opista. -
= gn nina moi fumminfaan OF.
fein Iuottaa tGbinfGGn fristilliipp-
teen, enfG liioin pastori 2aafiorL en-
mDDs gmmi Solmqfpist'in, enfd fes
nenfGan tuntemani benfilon. Sospa
Diff iofu, iosta marmulloella tietGi-
lin, eta ban %pmmGrtGG totluloen ia
elGd tooella fen mufaan, jotta bGnen
~fauttania motif pGGstG ielpppteen. =
- Wutta Ell, eli - eli ibmisjobtajia,
maan Serran mGlit0ntG iobtoa nina
oootan -
= Wifii ct iinG, Sierra, iobba mi-
MIA? Mifii olet mini,lle Min bir-
mlliien armoton? Mifii ct Sind
puboista antamaali oifeasta mGdrpp.
ben fronasta2 - WinG tomu ia
tubfa riitelen 2uoiuri futtsid; moi
minrta! -
Samalla tamalla, bajanaiiina fier.
teleninG ia etiimind fltlfiipat 2ainan
mietteet e0elleen. HtillG eli Of
Tut mitGGn oifeata ii%,lintaa, ei pGd'
mGGrG1, eli pobiaa. See olitpat main
iGrien tuotteita, aiatitfiia.
= 2aina, fatioppa, tGsid on f.
MULE fire!
= &iriefo? = &rfd minitllefin
niitiit firioittaa? - @nnalta
Seas main iitG tpttod, fun mliistao
minuafin! =
SGn lufi:
2aina rafas:-
Sierra on bppG ia SGnen Iai1peit-
tenia ppipp iianfaiffiiesti." Sdnen
ammonia on min iu1ri, GGreton, pltG.
lfnIIC;po,, S;nT.
"Wtiille pabimmalle,
Mipan balpimmalle
Iiituun aniitii.".
2aina, NIT nina tieoGrt, mibin mi.
no nsfon, feneen nina i,sfon. See
iufieni on ferran @olgatan ipuorellc
lanonut minilnfin lunast1ifiestani
"ie on tdptettp'. SiinG on miniir
a%liturteni pfiin iiinG, fila fatios, f
on Min tdpoellifesti tGptettp, etter
nina moi milIGGn t6illGni fiiben II
e.lv ~. r..Y., lL.VV-. -
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"Msulle p%abimmalle,
@ipan %balmimmalle
Iutuun aniitii."

2aina, MT MIND tieoGn, mibin nli-
na nsfon, feneen nina usfon. See
luffeni on ferran @olgatan tpi,orelIa
ianoniit minunfin Iiinastufiestani:
"ie on tdptettp''. SiinG on miniin
aittri.teni, pfiin fiinG, fila fatios, ie
on Min tGpoellifesti tGptettp, etten
nina moi milIGGn toillGni iiiben Ii.
iatG, enfG fp~nneilI6ni ia pitiitteiIlani
litd tpGbentdd. "$Gn on baatpoitettit
@nna OianpGdn pabain tefoien tGb-
ben, ia @nna SianpGGn ipntein tdb-
ben on SGn boiuttit, rangaistiis on
SGnen pGGlldniG, eta @nna Dian.
pddllG raiiba oliii ia SGnen banipain-
la falttta on Mnna SianpGG parattii".
@nfo diff fits onnellinen? MitG
puiittiti aiituiioestani2 =
Saina rafas, en- moi ola tiinte-
matta ippintd oianottoa iiniin iiibtee-
Il. Sofa pGiipd miiistan iiniia ia a.
iattelen: iospa bGnfin tietGiii, iospo
tietGiiil = Sospa tietGiiit, mitG on
"armo orniosta'', min ct enid bapiti.
lift iinne ia tanne. Tarffaappas ia.
noia "armo armostap 8aiffa mi
ten f~oettaiiit, ct ida iiiben mabtii,
moan mitddn "toitG', ct mitdGn ties
tGii. &atio, on min plenm6Grin ii
Ioista tietG6, etta oittiuitemme Ell rii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
toista ipuotta mpobem'

ti%rloittanut totSta mlotta mpobem.
min:
"8oi, fuinfa eldmG filluu; taos 10
on fefpGt tGstGfin muooesta. Miitta
fuluaban ie iaafin, funban main pad-
fiji "labemmafii taiuasta, motif ppbit-
tpd, pubbistua. Niin, iospa main moi
II p61sta "lGbemmGfii Seeiusta, min
eta alma tuntiii SGnen lGsnGolonia,
iilloin oliiin min onnellinen ia oliii
min rauballista. Wutta npt taas
olen ollut min faufana $anesta
m~ielestGni ionfun aifaa. Sieodn
fpllG, ettG ipp on oman bitarlteni ia
fomnuteni. Trlntl,r alma, fun teen
iotain, ettG tlolla taaS rifoit bpfpdn
wGlin, fifteen fun taos pdaien ldbem.
mGfii, Min taas tulee iotain mdliin,
iofa eroittaa SGnestG. Sospa alma
motif tebba main niinfuin SON tab.
too. = ga fifteen tuntilu min monta
fertaa fllin en- ollenfaan iaiii lltfea
itIeGni SGnen omiinia. Iina muistllll
mieleeni ettG Seeiufien omat otpat
min bpmiG, Min ppbiG, be rafastapat
SGntG, be pubupat Sanen r~affauoes.
taan, be tllntemat fen, mutta nina o.
len min fotpa ia paba, nina en- ra-
fasta SGntG, en- lopoG iloani Sdnes-
ia minimum pitGiii ia alma main bor-
Jun Silmalan ia mailman mdlilld.
ga fuitenfin en- tabtoiii, en- millddn
erota SGnestG, iilIG SGnesiGbGn on
faiffi mitd ibmiielld olla moi, ia tab-
toiiin olla fofonaan Sdnen omania
ia tabtoobdn SGn ~aiittaa, tabtoo mie-
ID IGbemmGfii itiedGn ia ipoinban
luottaa SGneen. Slenban ientGdn
onnellinen, fun minulla on iellainen
armollinen, lupus @apabtajasta,
iilIG mitG diff elGmG ilman SGntG,
morjoa main. Slfoon SGnen fiitos
iiitG, ettG on iobtanut minuafin tlin-
temiieenia, iilld oliiiban falbeata a.
j%atella, eta CT ollenfaan SGntG tun-
tiff eifG faipaili. 8oi, jos main motif
ola SGnen omania, jos motif fofo'
naan iitG OLAF
SON ei moinut llfea enGG, maarl
meni ia beitti pdinafirian tafaiiin
%piirongin laatiffoon ia palaii istu-
maan dsfeiielle paifalIeen.
= WifG brifea eroitiis iiIloiien ia
npfpiien tilani p1lillG onfaan! =
bdntd pp0rrptti = ftljenban nina
ailpan buimaatpaa malbtia alaspdin
en11en pitfGG miniista tGptpp Main Of
len tulla Slimalan fieltGiG, iGrfeis-
uSfoinen - iiibenfo olen tullut9
Iiinfo bltonosti olen filnoitellut9
Miten ban oil Main faiias ioittil-
nut, Min miten? SitG ban alfoi
miettiG:
Iiin, FIFTEEN oil tullut aifa, iolloin
ban of buomannlt olemania bufasia
|faiffine llsfonnolliiuiifiineen, barras-
1tliflineen, iiimaliiuufiineen, bnomaii,
ettG fofo iiibenastinen abferoimiien-
ia oil ollut main panban pittpur
paiffaamista uroella t%ilalla, fofo
tristilliippteniG of ollut mielestGGn
mGGrin aIoitettu, joten Ell ~iatfofaan
moinut olla len parempi.
2uolputtiiaan fifteen iiitd entiiestd,
nGGrGstd jitmaliiuuoestaan, of bd-
men eniimdinen fpipmpfieniG ollirt:
millG on fristilliipps alotettama?
SON of tabtoni1t oifein perlisteelli-
iesti alfaa, eli ottaa asfeltafaan oil
fein punnitiematta, epdr0ioen -
Din fifteen tutfinut, tutfinut ia
pbG tlitfinut pdipGin ia Din, mifG
of olefpa eniimdinen asfel alitiili6en
tiellG, mifd toinen, folmas ]. n. e. =
lSGn foetti olla fammomatta mitGdn
ubrarfiia, foetti liiopua %faifesta, TO-
ETH fofonaan antaa itieniG Snmalal.
70 hTTatnfseen +;eIIc foIIo ortr1o In
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FORESEES END
Of PATIENCE
Of JAPANESE
Or. GuIick Warns Pacific Con-
ference That America Must
Do Justice to Nippon
MCCORMICK SEES SWORD
HANGING OVER PACIFIC
Declares Public Men Warned
Against Discussion of Affairs
"0n Public Grounds"
lAssociated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 19.-
What was styled The First Pacific
Conference opened on the exposition
grounds here today, under the. auspices
of the Asiatic Institute. The object OF
the conference Is to determine the
basis for q congress Of the Pacific,
which should seek the mutual coopera-
tion Of the nations of the Pacific area
for common ends. M
According to discussion of the sit
uation by DIR. Charles w. Eliot, which
was read at the conference. conditions
should be. ripe for Pacific congress In
the early summer Of 1916, because
the results of the European war on In
ternational relations and on trade be-
tween the Occident and the Orient
will, by that time, have become mani
fest" DR.. Eliot suggested that Hono-
lulu would be good place for the
congress and that the principal coun-
tries about the Pacific ocean should
be represented for the consideration Of
matters Of mutual interest.
The success of any such congress-
would depend upon the general accept
ance OF certain principles for univer-
sal application, he said, such as the
policy Of the "open door" and a league
OF Pacific powers to secure peace and
the freedom CT the ocean.
According to DR.. Gulick, q great
war between the East and West II
threatening Some steps must be
taken. he said. for inducing the ma
tons to return to China what had been
taken from her. IF the West forces
China into aggressive militarism. and
II China Is compelled to seek safety
and justjce at the point Of the bayonet.
the future Of the world Is indeed olIli,
nous. ? he said.
Referring TO the relations of this
country with Japan he said that 'in-.
definite continuation Of Japanese pa
tience under treatment regarded as hu-
initiating is not to be assumed II
America desires to maintain the his
toric friendship with Japan, and do
her justice, we must first of all un-
derstand the real point Of her conten-
tion. She is not demanding economic
advantages or opportunity but human
justice, respect Of japanese as men.
We need a campaign of education and
a new policy which seems to require
several things and among them an Inn
migration law that treats all races
alike and that should admit only SO
many immigrants as we can American
ize IN order 10 preserve our institu-
tions and prevent economic disturb
ancer
One other speaker, Frederick Nc.
Cormick Of the Asiatic Institute, went
30 far as to warn the conference that
sthe sword hangs BY hair over the
CONTINUED on page two)
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INDEPENDENCE
MEASURE sure
IOBEDELAYED

There Is little chance of the Jones
bill. to give the Philippines independ-
ent government coming up for action
at the next session Of Congress until
international matters have been fully
acted upon, Resident Commissioner
Manuel Earnshow Of the Philippines
said today.
Mr.. Earnshaw is q passenger on the
Chiyo Maru on his way from the ma
tional capitol to Manila
"The Philippines are relying on
early action to get the Jones bill
through Congress. but do not think
1t will come up for action sooner than
December" he added. at any rate
am returning to Manila with strong
hopes for its ultimate passage
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STANDARD OIL
STRIKE RIOTS
! ARE NOW over

(Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. u, July 23.-Quiet
was reported today At the Standard
Oil plant at 6ayonne, N. J., the strik-
ing employees having agreed to arbi-
trake.
The sheriff has conferred with the
strikers committee, who promise that
they viii lend their cooperation to pre-
vent disorders. Permission has been
asked Of the governor to bring 100
picked policemen from the cities Of
Hudson county to augment the local
forces. Governor Fielder believes II
will not be necessary to order out
state troops. The saloons have been
closed TO prevent disorder.
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OPPOSES $4,000
CITY EXPENDITURE
ON WATER SURVEY
G. X. Larrison, U. S. Expert,
Says Expense Needless
and Plan UnWise
TUNNEL SCHEME MENACE
TO THE ARTESIAN SYSTEM
Surface Waters Ample, He
Maintains, and Data Gath
cred Already

II $4,000 Is spent by the new MA
Ter commission in investigating Ho-
noiulu's water resources II viii be
$4,000 Of needless expense, declares
O. X. harrison, u. s. expert and super
intendent Of photography in the terri
tory.
In a statement given to the Star
Bulletin yesterday Mr.. harrison en-
phaticaily declares that the recent city
appropriation Of 10000 for investiga-
ton purposes was unnecessary.
He furthermore declares that Il will
be . grave error to increase Honolulu's
water supply by extensive tunnelings
and borings In the adjacent hills and
mountains because OF the certainty Of
thereby injuring the artesian well sys-
TEN.
surface waters already measured
are sufficient to supply the city, he
says. and adds that all OF the neces-
ssary data on these waters are ayaila-
BILE IN his office or viii be made avail
able by his office.
The Star-Bulletin asked Mr.. Larris0n
II bis water surveys, which have ex-
tended over several years and were
preceded by the surveys Of others, had
developed any facts which would be
Of interest to Honolulu now that .
water commission has been named to
canvass the entire subject. In giving
the following statement, Mr.. harrison
made Il plain that he has no criticism
o. the commission nor personal in-
terest IN the expenditure Of the city
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CITY SYSTEM OF
Fairgrounds IS
HONOLULU NEED
]. c. Huston, Former Superyis-
or Of Chain in Oakland, Out
lines Plans for This City

Honolulu needs q municipal system
Of fairgrounds, detention home, q
large public swimming pool, many
f'oating bath houses, and great
stretch Of beach reserved Tor the chlt
oren TO play upon.
Such b the opinion gained oy J. e.
Huston Of Oakland. who has had the
supervision Of the boys department
IN the public Fairgrounds Of that city
for three years. MI. Huston has been
spending week n Honolulu while
On his way 70 take up the position OF
student interpreter for the American
ambassador at fekm, China.
We have IN Oakland, says MT:
Huston. nearly 80 Fairgrounds, aii OF
which are under municipal control.
The work Is handled by recreation
committee. composed OF public spirit
ed men and women who devote much
Of their time to . study OF the play
These people do not get in by any
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Germany Must Explain Submarine
Attack Made on Steamer Orduna

WASHINGTON D. G.. July 23-The United States gov
ernment has decided make diplomatic inquiry Of 0many
asking for full explanation Of the attack the steamship
Orduna
On July O. when is hours out Of Liverpool the oruna
was without warning attacked by submarine the torpedo
narrowly missing the vessel Later the subsea craft and
sheed the ship The orduna carried 27 passengers bound
for New York Of whom q were Americans
Dudley Field Malone collector Of customs New York.
today submitted to the the aidavs Of the
American passengers who the ship.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT
GIVES BECKER A CHANCE

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. Y, July 3D. The
state supreme court today issued an
order for the state to show cause on
Monday why Charles A. Becker, the
convicted New York police lieutenant
should not be granted . new trial be
cause Of new evidence unearthed,
Becker 70 under sentence Of death
having been found guilty Of the muir
der Of Herman Rosenthai, , gambler
who threatened to "peaeh" on the
police,
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LANCER BREAKS
RECORD FOR Mile
in I|DEWATERS

fAssociated Press by Fed. wireless. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 23.-
Ludy Lanoer, the California swimmer,
broke the American record for the
mile swim, tidewater, here today, BY
covering the distance In ~ minutes
So IS secopds. He aiso broke several
intermediate records, his time over
the course being as follows: $50 yards,
1905; 1870 yards. 1888 rs; f54o
yards, 2i:4s rs; one mile, 24:5s IS.
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Associated Press Service by yederal wirelessl

LONDON, England. July 23.-Todays dispatches from
Teuton and Sav alike show that the greatest general
battle Of the In progress the east 'front.' with the
c reaching series Of separated cmaxes along the extended
line from the Baltic to the Gacan frontier and Bessaraba
Official reports this afternoon show that the Russian line
is still holding the foresses Of Ivangorod and Novogeogvk
and that the most desperate battling Of the day taking place
in this vicinity south of Warsaw The fighting intense
The Germans say that the Russian line is being bent under
their furious hammering and is perceptbly wayeng All
accounts agree that the issue is still undecided
The railway line from Lublin Chom Is the Of the
campaign the Russians striving hold it. Here Gen.
Mackensen with strong force is thustng ceaseessy the
enemy
Dispatches from the beigerent capitals indicate that
along all the other fronts the Russians receg The Ber
lin newspapers consider that German victory at Iubn y
merely question Of time.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At cleveland-cleveIand II, PhiIa-
deIphia 8.
At Detroit-Detroit 2, Washington I.
z At Chicago Chicago 8, New York 2.
At ST. Eouis-Boston 5, st. Louis 3
(sixth inning).
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ATTORNEY WINS DIES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. IL July 23.-WiI-
liam wins, one Of the attorneys in
the 6arnes-Roosevelt libel suit, died
today. He had been Seriously iIl for
some time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-23
GERMANY SEXES
ship FROM U. S.
And FOOD CARGO

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
BERLIN, Germany, July 23-The
ship Dunsyre has been seized BY the
Germans and taken to SWfnemunde,
the Baltic port. Her cargo ID beans
and barley, sent from San Francisco
to Stockholm. Sweden.
The Dunsyre 10 steel schooner,
formerly under American flag but now
listed az = British vessel. II has been
In the service Of San Francisco firm,
Eschen q Minor. She left the Cali
fornia port on April 10.
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FIRE SHIP AT DURHAM

tAssociated Press By. Federal Wirelessl
DURHAM, Natal, July 2a-The
steamer Benaila, rcpoftea sire at
sea, for the safety Of which grave
fears have been felt, arrived here to-
day, still smouIderino.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At New York-Plttsburg 6, New
York 1; Pittsburg 4, New York 4.
At 1rookIyn-5rooklyn 9. 81. Louis Z.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Phil
adeIphia 2.
At Boston-soston 2, Chicago q
innings).
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PACIFIC CABLE is o. K.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July a.
Cable communication between here
and China Japan and the Philippines
and from Guam to Manila has been re.
stored.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-23

Combined deposits of Chicago ma
tional and state banks total $1.04S,.
11S.
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American Note Received BY Won Jagow

BERLIN, Germany. July 2S-The latest American note
submarine warfare has been delivered by Ambassador
Gerard to Foreign Secretary von Jagow
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Report Turco-German Force Lands
at Tripoli to Harass Italians

ROME Italy July o. report has reached here that
expediionary force Of Turk and German soldiers has been
landed at Tpoi and will launch campaign against the
Italian garrisons.
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Tods battle-ground Graphic Troops

Dspaes today from the show tina German lines has IN few
o G Ge w
wWasawu eRusdan nvauoda euyngt saH IT,
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WARS GREA ATEST BATTLE RACES IN POL and
GERMANS STRIVING TO CRUSH
WAvERING RUSSIANS; RESULT
MAY DECIDE EAST CAMPAIGN

GEN. Won MACKENSERS SOLDIERS HURLED At luBllN-
cH0LM IIME-lF BREAK THROUGH WARSAW IS CON-
SDERED D00MED-REP0 EP0RTED TURC0- GERMAN FORCE
LANDED IN TRIP0LI-MlSSlNG FRENCH SUBMARINE
BELIEVED TO BE L0ST-SAM0A HAS "SPY" SENSATION
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British Samoa Has 'sSpy'' Sensation;
Man From San Francisco Suspected

PAG0 PAGO. July ga man giving the name Of Homer
and representing himself agent Of John Rothschld 6
San Francisco seeking copra contracts arrested at Apa
June IS by the British authorities suspected Of being spy
It is alleged that he is German American ~
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, July 23--John Rothschild Of
this city whose has involved in the Samoan matter
said inquiry today that G. Homer last May had
him and asked permission to make report conditions
Samoa he going there Rothschd replied that he
would be glad receive any crop reports business reports
He declares that Homer is connected with his frm