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Evening star., 1915-06-04
us. |SCO-OPERATINC
IN MEXICAN RELIEF
Administration Officials Aid
Comprehensive Plans to Care
for Hungering People.

Contributions for the relief of
the starving and plaRue-sufer-
ing people Of Mexico, in response
to an appeal to the American
people issued by President VIII
son as head of the American Red
Cross, will be received by The
Star and acknowledged as soon
AS they nre turned over to the
Red Cross Headquarters.
Recent contributors are: Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation of
WOmen's Clubs, 80, George w.
Dunn, IS.
Evening star., 1915-06-04

Without waiting to see how the con-
tending military factions take Presi-
dent Wilson's warning, administra-
tfon officials are today cooperating
with the American Red Cross in carry
ing forward comprehensive plans for
relieving the Mexican civilian popula-
ton from further distress and hunger
resulting from the incessant warfare
in the southern republic.
The executive committee Of the Red
Cross decided today that all Mexican
relief supplies will be consigned to
consular officials. who will supervise
their distribution. The committee ap-
proved arrangements for issuing ap-
peals throughout the United States
Henry P. Daviso nof J. P. Morgan & Co.
and others are expected to form a New
York local Red Cross committee today.
Relief Plans Before Committee.
All Of the relief plans in which gov
ernmental agencies are aiding were
laid before the Red Cross executive
committee today. This committee in
cludes in its membership Secretary
Lane, Counselor Lansing of the State
Department, Surgeon General Gorgas
of the army. Surgeon General Braisted
Of the navy and Solicitor General Davis
Davis.
The relief measures discussed in
cluded:
Organization Of special committees
in the principal cities of the country
for the collection and forwarding OF
supplies to Mexico.
Supervision over the movement Of
Efforts to secure either free trans
portation or reduced rates for food
stuffs to border points.
Instructions by the government to
consular officers and military posts
along the border to aid in assembling
and moving food supplies
Evening star., 1915-06-04
Will Take Out Foreigners.

British authorities in Mexico City are
arranging to take out foreigners by
horseback and automobile to points
from which there Is train service to
Vera Cruz. The Brazilian minister, in
charge Of American interests, reported
today that Mr. Cummins, fermef
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Evening star., 1915-06-04
Guns Not Destroyed, Is Claim.

Russian troops on the fronts to the
north and west Of the fortress Of Psre-
Evening star., 1915-06-04

Continued on eeoond PsGe.l
Evening star., 1915-06-04
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Saturday: siowfy ris-
ing temperature; gentle northeriy Winds
Temperature past twenty-four hours !:
High, 50, at 1 pm. today: low. b6.
at am today.
For fun report see page IS.
Evening star., 1915-06-04

(CoDtinUed on Fifth PaGo.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
WERRIBEE IS HERE
flying FLAGO
AUSTRALIA

The first freighter to call at Homo
lulu in more than a. year flying the
Efive-starred pennant of the Australian
commonwealth came into the harhor
when the steamer Werribee was
brought to the Inter-Island Steam Nav
igation bunkers TO discharge fl77 tons
of coal. shs.-4s f.-s-sa2s; ~. ftslss -.
Capt L Thompson last visited the
islands ten years ago. Today he found
a totally different city. He was much
impressed at the facilities offered at
the port for the speedy handling Of
coal from ship to shore. He brought
news that Duke Kahanamoku is sweep.
ing everything before him in the se-
ries Of swimming contests In the Aus
tralian cities. The Werrihee is owned
at Melbourne. 1t steamed from. New
castle, N s. W., February 20, taking
% days to complete the voyage.
The Werribee is one of the afirst
vessels to reach this port that is mod
ernly equipped to deliver coal at sea.
Its upper decks bristle with cargo,
masts and booms tits geared to per
init four buckets To. operate from one
hatch. The Werribee was delayed
some hours in entering port to permit
the clearing OF the upper. end of the
harbor of a number of coal barges.
The Inter-Island will act as agent for
the vessel while in port ...-,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
SIERRA OFFICER
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Charles A. Smith, chief engineer in
the Oceanic liner Sierra, died az the
Queens hospital last evening. He had
been obliged to relinquish his duties
when the Sierra arrived here on Feb
ruary 5, having become suddenly i'll
on that trip.
He was taken to the hospital, where
It appeared that he was slowly regain
ing his health. A decided improve
ment was made last week and it had
been planned that Mr.. Smith accom-
pany the vessel to San Francisco last
Saturday. He suffered a turn for the
worse, however, early Saturday morn
ing.
Heart trouble was the cause of
death. Chief Engineer Smith was one
of the older employees in the Oceanic
company. He had been coming to
Honolulu in its liners for score OF
years. The body will probably be sent
to the Coast for burial
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
COAL FACILITIES
IMPROVED since
CANAL OPENED

The Inter-Island Steam Navigating
Company has afforded Honolulu exeep-
tional facilities for supplying visiting
ships with coal on short notice. is the
Iopinion Of at least one vessel master,
Captain II. C. Purkis of the British
freighter Koranna, who left the port
Yesterday an ardent booster, '.-.@ =.
A few hours only are required to
place necessary bnnkers on board the
freighters with, the assistance of two
modern floating coal conyeyors now
operated by the Inter.Island- II 49,,
The Koranna, from New York and
Galveston with steel rails and cotton,
remained a short time. steaming for
the Far East yesterday, afternoon.
The Koranna carried 5000 tons of
steel rails and II, 500 bales of cotton,
the rails from Pensacola and the cot
ton from Galveston. She is of the FL,
herman & Bucknell line, London She
sailed from Cardiff, Wales, December
80, from Galveston, February 8. and
from the canal February 10. She is
1857 tons net and carries a crew of
Hindus.
Joseph E. Sheedy, superintendent
for the Inter-Island, has prepared in
teresting statistics concerning the
work done at the 'coaling plant since
the opening of the Panama canal to
traffic, which made Honolulu a VERT.
able Gross roads of the Pacific" for
the tramp freighter. This information
will be brought to the attention of the
territorial legislature. 80
According to Federal Customs In
spector L. B. Reeves the following
steam freighters have called at Homo
lulu for coal within the past few
months:
Br. Indradeo, Yokohama-New York.
Br. City of Naples, Galveston-Y oko-
hama. go .=.E*@ -. -.
u. s. collier Hector, Norfolk Manila.
Br. Bloomfontein, GalVeston-Japan.
Br. Chinese Prince, New York-Vladi-
vostok. IL. 80
Br swazi, Galyeston-New York,Ja-
pan and China. -
Br Lowther Castle, New York,Ja-
pan. 3.ha - r..
Br. Indrakuala, Galveston Orient
Norwegian Henrik Ibsen, Australia
East Coast t@.s -
Br. Roseric. New York-Japan and
China.
1ndrasamba, Yokohama-New York.
Br. City of Corinth, New York lad-
ivostok
Br. Kazembe, New York and China.
BIZ. Director, Europe Honolulu.
Russian Baron Drisen, New York |
II ! II
Norwegian Grena, Japan for the
canal
Br. Indra, Yokohama New York.
Br. Indradeo, New York,Japan.
Br. Bolton Castle, New York-Japan.
Russoianf Ekaterinoslay. New York |
Br. Mira, Port Arthur 0kohama. |
Br. Valetta, New York-S Shanghai.
Amer. M. s. Dollar, Port Arthur Yo-
kohama.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

MAUI MERCHANTS
DEMAND direct
H0N0LuLuLINF

x z = 4
A direct steamer service from Ka-
halui to Honolulu IS asked by Maui
business Interests. The delay 70 send
ing the steamer Claudine to Eahaina
/ is pointed out serious factor n main
tanning satisfactory mail and pas.
senger schedule.
The Maui Chamber OF Commerce has
taken up the matter. II was brought
to the attention OF the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation officials today. s
III the steamship company Will IN.
aQgurate the service desired & was
pointed out that it will be possible
for businessmen Of Maui to go down
to Honolulu on Saturday evening. and
to have fun business day In the city
without any additional loss OF time.
This viii be accomplished by having
the sailing time from Honolulu set for
perhaps 10 o'clock Monday night In
stead OF O'Clock as at present. the
time OF arrival at Kahnlui being about
the same time as now. Il was gener.
ally believed that the suggestion will
be fayorably received by the company.
President Frank Baldwin of tine
Chamber of Commerce says he had
discussed the matter with L. Weinz-
heimer and had been agreeably sur
prised to have q ready acquiescence to
the plan by Lahaina people. Aside
from the mail, Lahaina gets really 1T.
tie benefit from having the Claudine
stop on her up-trip. No change will
be urged for the Claudine in her down
trips.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
PAssRNGERs ARRIVED.

Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, March
IA. Nelson, w. E. Shaw, George
O'Neill, St C. Sayers, c. T. Hee, Mas
ter All Sam, Miss All Kim, C. Weight.
Miss B. Kopke, A. Waterhouse, s. s.
Peck, F. Boyer, ]. J. Dias. L. P. Scott,
C. A. Rice, Francis Gay, A. s. Wilcox,
Mrs. A. s. Wilcox and maid, ]. p.
Cooke. M. Dellam, Mrs. Dellam and
Miss Goodman.
Per str Claudine, from Maui, March
ia. v. Peters, K. Miyata, Mrs. K.
Miyata. A. Garcia, Father Maxfmin,
Chas. e. Gill, Kan You. w. A. Ram
say, F. Hagenbach, K. Awaya, A. F.
Tavares, H. B. Penhallow, K. Mura-
mem, ]. C. Foss, Jr, p. ]. Goodness, r.
J. K. Wahine, R. L. Halsey, Chuck
Hoy and IL deck. III
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members of the Marine Engineers
Beneficial Association, No. 100, are
hereby notified to attend the funeral
services Of our late brother. Charles
A. Smith, from Williams undertaking
parlors at 8 ps M. Monday March IS.
Meet at K. OF P. han at 2:30. Visiting
brothers Of No. IS cordially invited to
join.
J. ]. DEVEREUX,
President
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HAReoR NOTES

L "
To take passengers and cargo to
windward Kauai ports, the steamer
Likelike has been placed on the berth
to steam at o'clock this evening.
The next mail to the mainland viii
be despatched tomorrow in the Japa.
nese liner Shinyo Maru. The vessel
was expected from the Orient this
afternoon as =
According TO advices received by C.
p. Morse, representing the American
Hawaiian line, the freighter Arizonan
has been placed on the berth to steam
from Seattle for Honolulu about
March 20.
The steamer Dakotan of the Ameri-
can-H Hawaiian line is the next freight
er filled with cargo from the east and
west coasts sof the United States to
leave the Sound for the islands. The
Dakotan is expected here about March
%.
The Royal Hawaiian hand may play
at the departure OF the United States
army transport Sheridan for Manila
from Pier Is at o'clock this evening.
The Sheridan has been given 750 tons
of coal. 1t will call at Guam to de-
liver supplies for the navy.
Officers in the Inter-Island steamer
Kinau from Kauai report fine wealth.
er and favorable winds in returning
to Honolulu. The KHAN brought
10. 400 bags OF sugar and an assorted
cargo from Nawiliwili. There were
1900 bags of X. A. sugar and 1900 bags
of w. sugar, 10 bags OF. taro; so Of
molasses; III packages of hides and
other freight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
NOTICE.

There will be a public hearing in
the senate chamber Tuesday evening.
March is. 1915, at o'clock p. m. to
consider Senate Bill No. 2, entitled
AN act relating to compensation ito
employees for personal injuries sustain
ed in the course of their employ
mentsgS
JUDICIARY CoMMITTEE,
ALFRED L. CASTLE.
Chairman.
e1f1.1f
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Resolu.e Here g Repair Rudder.

Resoiute Here 10 Repair Rudder.
A damaged rudder stock incurred
when the vessel was en- route to Ka.
hului from Puget Sound, brought the
schooner Resolute to Hoholulu yester.
day afternoon for repairs. The schoon-
err displaying distress signals. was an
object OF interest to waterfronters un-
til toWed into port by the Matson
Navigation tug Intrepid The vessel
will &c, into drydocK tomorrow. It is
expected to be ready for sea before
the last OF the week. The Resolute
brought lumber and general cargo for
Kahuiui 1t left the Maui port for
Honolulu on Saturday morning:
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NOTICE

On and after March Is, 1915
a booking fee of $15 viii be
charged for each passenger
when accommodations are as.
signed, to apply on all steam
ers Of the Matson Navigation
Company.
CASTLE q COOKE, Ltd.
Agts. Matson Navigation Co,
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Makiki Heights Poultry Ranch.

8. C. White Leghorns and 8. C. orp-
lngtons. Matching eggs, day-old
chicks, young and laying stock Rec
ord Of breeders: 1Se-243 eggs. We
trap-nest every bird every day in the
year Cockerels from hens with over
200-egg record. Strictly fresh table
eggs and choice table poultry. Visit
our plant; write for price list.
Tel. 3146. E. G. PohImann, p. o. Box
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loo Book tor coast d sonona.

More than 100 passengers from Ho-
nolulu to San Francisco have booked
in the Oceanic liner SoRoma to leave
March %. G. Brewer & Co received
cable from Sydney, n. s. W. today
which advised them Of the departure
of the Sonoma from Australia with
more than 20 empty cabins. The yes
sci is reported to have received q
large cargo of general merchandise
and provisions for delivery at Homo
lulu and San Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company has been advised the British
steamer City OF Newcastle, with cargo
from the east coast of the United
States to Japan and China, win call
here about March 80, for bunker coal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

President Wilson nominated John F.
A. Merrill of Portland, Maine, to be
United States attorney for Maine.
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To take quantity Of bunker coal.
the British freighter Inverclyde is due
to call at Honolulu March %. The
vessel Is proceeding from New York
to China and the Philippines. It Is
now reported to have passed the ca
oil
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

Sales: Between Boards-S0 Olaa
G1s; 10 Oahu Sug. Co. 21ss; 90 Nut.
Tel. Co. 10.
Session Sales: 25 H. c.. e s. Co. 3d.;
SO, so McBryde Ga; 20 Hon. B. & M.
Go. 15h.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE

The Daughters of Hawaii will hold
their postponed annual meeting on
Wednesday, March II. at 10 a. m, In
the Libraray Of Hawaii Members
viii please attend ADV.
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Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences;
electric lights; bath. running water;
short distance from pOstoffice; mod.
crate. Camel place. Fort and Vine
yard. Tel. 1541. 6194-tf
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Lurline & steam From Pier 10.

Lurline to Steam From Pier 10.
The MatsOn Navigation steamer
will steam from Pier Is to San Fran
cisco at 4b'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The vessel has been supplied with a
full cargo of sugar and scattering
shipments of preserved pines and BAN
anas. The Lurline returned from Ka-
hului today after having received a
quantity Of molasses in bulk. The
departure of the Lurline from the
railway wharf is In accordance with a
regulation made by the Matson Nayi-
CATION company six months ago, which
calls for the steaming of the Lurline
and Manoa from this pier only The
larger vessels lin the Matson feet
leave from Pier Is. The Lurline
brought 1926 tons of sugar from Ka-
hului and will take on 625S tons here.
besides 500 tons of refined sugar and
1900 tons of molasses. This will be
the greatest cargo ever taken out OF
the islands by the Lurline.
Sierra viii Carry coneressmen.
The congressional party of 100, who
have accepted the invitation to visit
Hawaii VIII travel from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu in the Oceanic liner
Sierra. The Oceanic company landed
the contract to transport the legisla-
tive party, it was rumored today.
; The Sierra, with members of the ma
tional legislature and other invited
guests, win leave San Francisco April
q, and arrive here May 8.
( C. Brewer & Co, representing the
Oceanic line, received cable today
stating the congressional party had
reserved accommodation from the is
lands to the Coast in the Sierra to
leave this portion June 5.
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DIVIDENDS.

March 15.Haw. Sug. Co. 80, %. r,
& I. Co. .65.. Pepeekeo 100. Waialua
so, Oahu Sug. Co. TO-
Latest sugar quotation: SO deg. test,
4.89 cents. or $97 so per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-15

To take passengers. and cargo to
Windward Kauai ports, the steamer
Likelike has been placed on the berth
to steam at o'clock this evening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
Roneresmano
milter %Sorltanoen,

Helpnrf, Nelp Sericp, ocn 20be
&lli: aonqresmnnO Hid)aro @apnc
Barter, iom igaor blep inolagt paa
Gountpets Sinosipgeboipitnl, pil
i0ag al line SlGgtninger og Tenner
bli braat til ct priuut Sanntoriunn
Soipitalcts SperlGQe bar eitcr Here
1inlers Sblerpotion beitemt ertlG'
ret, at &ongresmnnNcn or iillosipg.
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Barter fpr iorite Sang bite Segl
paa at bare li%noaioruirret. &ol
bnuoe ON Morgencn reoet niltco ira
lit Spmmerbien Tor at bcgiue Jig
til Mnl6inGt)n. bOpr bon, hap0c bal
fortlaret, bapbe ell operoroentlil
uigtig Gag at iorebringe Hegierin
Gcli, o0 ban bar nnfonlnlct til Scrnt
boncitntioncn / Nemnrt, oa BON blel
innbcltct al %cn1er % i%prbinOret
ira at iortirttc Heiieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
en- florerenee
Sorretnin0.

Sc bar al @runo til at prize ut
Selo sc iaa. ipm tlebte Nftier l
Noro Motor Company. "a bette or
oaniiercnes. Tor nTrpTreloe tTl'
Ter aompanict blot s Ittieholoerc.
Spcrmauae Tenac, AR. 0cro 'elp
bar iot i Soretagcnoet, pcb ingcn.
Mlt mon pcb. er. at han hiStll bor
iaaet iig uobetalt S2I210,o0O i
f%ontantc SipibtnNer ~ S29.000,00O
i sltticbluIoenScr.
$',otn 2. @rap TIM oeo) tlebie
atticr nor $4,000. oa bans M
bar iaact iig uobetalt $5,OO0,OOO
fcntante Nipioeuoer oa S2,200,00O
/ AftieoipiNenber.
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Sorocc Z. Hocfbam % Sohn "
Inoerion fiebte gftier Tor $1,000
bpcr. ~ bper al Dem bar iaaet lil
nSbctalt S2250.000 / tpniante II.
pibenber % $2.600.0OO / SttieSlpi'
bclber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
SplObrDump.

&orit Ticefoninl for @iseoniln,
Nloi :. 9iope % &lIitruL icNt Noro-
BERG, icirebc Den 16be o.. Splubrpl-
lip / iii Stem / Iilmautce cmlgipen
al Ell talria arcos %enner. Tarret
mobtog Ell Wta$ie Trcicrtcr. On al
ocrcS Tloitc Genner. Or. =. Se%e-
Idle. iellotc ira Nprac ct Strin men
Selptsi / 9anrmel Srageliil, Snn-
ner al Norae, bpia SopebprGiioeni
SMpbrilbaonnlen bar pGret. icnbic
pr0atlac Selpia9er. llnher ell ielt.
liz Mihbo1 blep Der bclbt Saler %
iunget. % Ell IGnsbe ielc9raiiitC
&iIicncr blcp oplTit. Neriblanot er
ira Den Ereit, iom bapbe piet Earrei
/ Ncw s)ort. i Ncitcn oeItoa Mar.
rets IL Ssmler, hporof Den GlNllc Il
Stuoent pco @iScpniin llnipcriitct.
acniul Hoope er fsbt 1864 pat
TreorifSbalb. Snpc Mar aammca
tom ban til Nmcrita, bpor ban itI
bercoe &ctspioenitab. i 1906 blel
ban norif 9cuiul for @iSccnliil. &al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
I 1tlntfcns Sean.

Sorlcoen Ssnoo9s Gitcrntiooog
hunote ser iielgc Sob. Ip." Ell
iorgeli0 lllpffe i Noroporg, poo
Ms, ibct ct uilNt Wcnne'tc paa IS
gor fantrcoc nleo en- 9nno peo at
leiIc paa @nnmleloom. @an ionoi
Gsoen / ben 0Dbc SorugrnD, % Der
pco bar bans SorGlore, NotpUgter
0hrilicnien % @ultri, / Ssbet a.
lnnltc fort 0io nliitct ire Senier.
&c 10 er iolouc / arigen.
Gnfciru &nnnanu, tioligcrc
paa glunbelguoro, III &lel, por
lorlcben pnn %eieN / lit ganlle @lenl
for at bclisge i'm Wnno3 % Ell Sela
@rap. t5or ct SneS Mar libcn mi
ilcoe bun lin Mano pe6 CT lllpffes-
til'uloc, ioct ban blep ilanget libel
a Ell Spr. Gor ipp Nnr iioen mite
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fe@til'rI0c. San o0 Tropit Stelfens
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bpl, blcp oOerflerte % orpbte al
Sogct. Nh bar benoeS pnglte % ito
ltc Spu, Der bar ne0 / &%arpaterne,
nllltct jim ucn'trc Arm. Zen bleu,
citer bpao ban lelu iortultc, rcuet ira
Nrnppeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
,lv amerifanlf
l~lnoerpanosbaao

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, 17oe Sili
Zen befienbtc Opfinoer % &onitruf-
tor al ltnocrponoabonbe ior Be Tor.
encbc Statcr3 Hcglcring, Simor
Cafe, bar netop inlbisrt Ell IN lln-
ncr%pnnosbono, "@-3". iom ban
p~aaltdor ilbcn Stalls pil flllllle giprc
Gen 5000 Mil longe Geiie til Git
ropn % tilbagc i1icn.
Seunc llbort lnngc SEPARATIONS
raoius ifplbes boperiaaelig Oer
me "Smiis" -Maitine, Der oripet
@aaben iaopel opcnpao Tom unoel
&auppcrilnben. Zen oilcier iaalc.
oc@ baubc @a3olinntnifincu,, ion
hiotil bar prrct bcnpttet til at brip(
Observation-Disclosures oppe pan Over.
ilnoen. ion Sen clcftriife Motor
iom bcnptte@, naar Nao0enc bcuG
ger iia rn0cr SuCrildocn.
Zen me Waao or blot 100 Got
lana, men ser er III UNDER Npanlnr
Ter andre @aahc, ion idar en- SUnA
Sc al $50 Nob, o. huia Operations
rnbiuS cr enNmi lUngerc emo lclr
"@-3"S.
&c me Snooc, iom pil bli frr
oi9c on ca. is Mnnnc0er, foitel
S535,000 Stpffct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
2arMtauo.-Jnpe 9(ar at be-

~ tale. Srr0tbore farme peitliee Ga
noou frembpoe9 al Nanooiou Fociiit Rail
mon so. ~,Sruotb1r \oro 90 0oot 6limat,
betuemme Marteber, Gooe airfer o9 Stoler,
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beS | beoiie farmOiltritter buoriombelit.
Grtler Sll iii $50 pr. Ncre irri9eret Sano
ira $50. Soon al 81 900 Ill '0lGlp ior pratt
tilte N0rnere / irriqereoe Giitritter. Sppe
2lor al betale - eler Tor OH BIZ eniter.
yGnge ior bin lIblte albetolln9 er forTGIpent
uil Din farlN hGpe betdIt lor ltg Ielp. S9'od
enbel opoprfepe ,Sorme meO Clearinghouse,
lbbuie, Nrpuo, WiPrber % Npltng III
porenoe poa benz, til famine 9unlIi9e Netin'
0elier. Aenter / olle SiliGlDer TIM q NrOs
cent. giSie Eilbuo giGloer gobt Sanc; III
bpoer bjS'e &ilfoar rorot peo. at Ell Narlier
pad port yano tan 0jere Nrem9ang; ban
fan lepe 9obi o9 ipore NOT I'll q. betoIe lor
in Sarn. ynroet / pctliNe Nonaca CT nGs
turli0t ltiffet fOr Apl ~ 0oru. @rrSdrter
% Wrputioscr o9 for NteieriDriit lon,t for
SpoyTtuing az '0elif, SpG9, Spll % Siers
fra. NontGnter crbolbes peo oe hpie Norls
priier. llbipt life Oct beolle yono pil ta9es
rprii. Strip ibGg e'ter 'ri NaonoboS og
iulOit0nbi9e Splpsniu9er iii 5. q. Senni9,
| Assistant TO the President, Department
of Natural Resources, Canadian Pacific
| Railway, Gal9arp, alberta, oannod.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-23
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