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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
NAVY OFFICIALS HERE Creating
ORGANIZATION FOR SALVAGE WORK

, touch with salvage work Of the "a
The bell was swung alongside an an
chored scow, and when the manhoIe
was opened and the interior examin-
ed scow and bell were towed around
the dock to the big floating crane,
which picked the bell up as though il
were a toy balloon, and set it gently
on deck.
The suspension chains which were
used to move the bell from the Homo
lulu Iron Works to a truck and by
which it was lowered on its first trial
dive, were unlocked as soon as it
reached the deck of the crane, larger
and heavier chains being substituted.
Any one Of the new chains will easily
support the entire weight Of the cyl
Under.
In order to determine the location
Of the minute leaks in the tube the
cylinder was closed and an air pres
sure of Is pounds per square inch
pumped in, the hose being connected
with the submarine FL, brought along
side the crane. The outside Of the
cyIipder@ Mas then, gone over with
.lather and few air bubbles around
the deadIights showed that the fit.
tinss were not absolutely watertieht
The wooden framework around the
cylinder, designed as an added pro-
lection to the portfolios and fittings,
was removed and crew Of men set
to work to correct the small error.
Civil Engineer Glenn S. 6urreII will
probably go down in the bell this aft
ernoon TO give IL last technical look
over before a diver is sent down in it
in deep water.
This afternoon Capt. Smith, Naval
Constructor Furer, II. G. PIummer Of
the Hawaiian Dredging Co., and sew
eral Of the submarine officers are
busiIy engaged collecting material and
making up the wrecking organization.
Yesterday estimates Of the daily cost
Of the work were made, and these fig
ures submitted to Washington. 1t
was the official o. X. to the expendi.
ture Of this amount that arrived this
morning and set the wheels turning
again. H.
There is now no line fast to the
"a, that held by the Navajo having
carried away about 5 o'clock yester.
day afternoon. However, the exact
spot is carefully plotted and buoyed,
and when the navy men are ready to
resume operations II will be matter
Of few hours only to again catch the
submarine in a wire drag.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
CANNERY ON KAUAI
GIVEN LEASE BY BOARD

The Hawaiian Canneries Company
was granted Temporary three-year
lease of a tract Of 775 acres at Kappa,
Kauai, by the land board at the meet
ing of that body today. 1t was said
the company desires to begin imme
date construction of cannery. ex-
pecting to handle crop of fully $4,000
cans of pines this season.
The board also decided to open up
Pensacola street further, extending
the thoroughfare about 200 feet from
its present terminus and place on
sale three new lots adjoining it. Sew
eral leases of small homestead tracts
in Kau, Hawaii, were authorized.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
JAPANESE PARLIAMENT
CALLED TO MEET MAY II
lSnecial to Mimi Hill

TOXIC, March 3o.-First session Of
the new Japanese parliament. elected
March IS with an overwhelming ma
jority for the governmental party. has
been called by Emperor Yoshihito for
May II.
The new diet, Of which S. Shimada,
governmental leader, is to be speaker,
is expected to push through all the
measures set forth by Premier Oku-
ma, including the stetioning Of 30,
900 additional troops in Korea which
the past parliament opposed.
Japanese Consul Arita is in receipt
of the official Japanese election re-
turns, which are as follows:
Governmental party-DOshikai, $50
members; Chusei Eai, "a; Okuma
League, -. Total 211.
Anti-gOvernmental party - Seiyu
Kai, 10S; National, 81. Total 1875.
Independent party, 81, Of which 20
are governmental.
The parliament is divided into 231
supporters of Count Okuma and his
policies. and 1+5 opposed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
PRlNfTTEL ASKS
PROTEC1T1IONO OF
U. 5, WARsH|PS

Associated Press by Federal Wireless
WASHINGTON. o. c., March 81
While barees were coaline the Ger
man ship Prinz EiteI Friedrich at
Newport News, Va, Capt. Thierichens
Of the German ship asked Rear Ad-
miraI Frank e. Beatty Of the third d.
vision Of the Atlantic fleet to furnish
a patrol for the pier. Beatty suggest
ed that the commandant at Fort Mon
roe mount a guard. II has not yet
been decided whether to have an army
or nay patrol.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
MorYlAl1&.On
CHA&Gf1'

Just GA shares Of sugar stock sold
between closing yesterday and closing
today There was no sugar sale on
the exchange at all today. Between
boards Waialua. which today in
creased its dividend from 30 cents a
month to a dollar. went down 1 to 80.
Oahu Sugar dropped IA.
$4,000 more Oahu II. X. bonds sold
without change in price. o. r. & l..
stock also sold unchanged. There was
a $500 sale in Hilo 1901 bonds at an
an advance Of 5 on the strength Of the
interest payments.
Eva announced an increase in the
monthly dividend from Is to 20 cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

The public is cordially invited to
attend a conference explanatory of
the Bahai movement for universal re,
ligion, brotherhood and peace to be
held in the Kilohana building, Bere,
tania street. at SIS next Friday even
ing, April 2. The speakers will be
Mrs. Corinne True of Chicago, Mr.. c.
Mason Remey of Washington, D. c.,
and Mr.. George o. Latimer of Port.
land, Oregon, who are in Honolulu
engaged in the work of the Bahei
movement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
LOCAL AND dEIVERkL

Hawaiian Lodge No. II. F. and 4
NJ. special second degree tonight at
80 O'Clock.
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant,
ed q divorce TO Theodore NJ. Bauman
from Virginia Bauman, on the ground
Of desertiOn.
Books may be reserved at the Ii
brary OF Hawaii at any time after
April /. Application must be made at
the loan desk.
Circuit Judge Whitney mas appoint
ed the Hawaiian Trust Company adj
ministrator OF the estate OF Margaret
A Robertson. an insane person
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will be
held on the roof garden Of the Young
hotel on Thursday morning. April |.
at ~ o'clock.
Pictures illustrating the beauties Of
the Hawaiian islands will be loaned
by the Hawaii Promotion Committee
to the Blaisdell hotel, where they will
adorn the new lobby when it is com
pleted.
With the People and Missions Of
CeylOn." will be the subject Of a
'stereopticon lecture by Rev. A. A.
Ebersole in the Central Union parish
iuh
invited.
Prof. Curtis of Western Reserve
University will speak on the subject
What Americans Want" at the Y. NJ.
c. A. on Thursday evening. The ad-
dress will be given in Cooke Hall at
S o'clock
Circuit Judge Stuart entered de-
fault judgment yesterday against J.
H. LeClaire and the Honolulu Skating
Rink in the sum of $94.25, together
with costs. Judgment is on suit
for debt brought by Harry T. Mills.
Johann Bruins has filed a petition in
circuit court asking that the Hawaii
an Trust Company be appointed ad.
ministratOr of the estate of John Eli
ers Bruins. who died March u, leav-
ing an estate estimated at $10449 SO.
"Olivet of Calvary" the sacred can
tata by J. H. Saunders, will be sung
tonight at st. Andrews cathedral. The
work is written for two solo voices
tenor and baritone and chorus, with
interspersed hymns to be sung by the
congregation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
MEASURE TO PROHIBIT
SALOONS NEAR SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES PASSED

On unanimous vote Of the house Of
representatives today, Cookies bill
providing that no saloon, bar or liquor
house be located within 500 feet of the
nearest property line of any school,
church or chapel in this Territory was
passed.
The bill has been sent to the sen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
JACK LONDON ON WAR.

Jack London. the author, spoke
against war at the University club
today President Mott-Smith presided
and the noted writer declared that
war is unnecessary and urged all pres
ent to take a stand against it.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

New badges for members Of the po-
lice and detective staff were received
by Sheriff Rose yesterday. The badges
follow a design submitted by the Ho-
nOlulu authorities. They bear the IT,
ties of all branches OF the service
from captain of detectives to stenog-
rapher They will be issued to the
force in a few days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31
UHHram An0N
6Is G3Eh2 Bull Elm CLASSIFIED
GWEAEI-EDo
FOR SALE.

200 S. c. white leghorn pullets from 9
to Is mos. old; l new 15O-egg Cyp-
hers electrobator; 75-egg Cypher's
oil incubator; Cypher's outdoor
brooders. capacity 275 chicks; wire
fences, coops, apparatus, tools and
poultry boks, for $3.50 Inspection
welcome Address Jno Woo, police
department. 6126-4t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

(which is worse, the filibuster or
the steam roller" asks the Mont
gomery Advertiser. We should imag-
inc that either one is a pernicious
nuisance or a very present help in
time of trouble, according to whether
your side or the other side is using it.
Charlotte Daily Observer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

Thomas H. Ryan was arrested at
Salem, Mass, charged with the alb
duction of Susan Tallant, 13 years of
age, in Boston last week. Ryan, the
police say, admitted his identity but
denied charges that had been made
against him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

NNO1SIAIVO1 IOII P1-S0 0I
nothing is being overlooked to make
the margin Of safety as large as pos
sible:
TESTED ABOARD CRANE.
The diving bell was raised about
s:45 o'clock this morning, the opera
ton being watched by Civil Engineers
Parks and BurreII, who have had
charge of the construction; Capt.
Smith and Ensign Bosuseh Of the sub
marine division, Jack Young, Fred
Buss and others VINO have been in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

ate. The measure 4exsmpts all places
where liquor is now sold or served and
will not affect those places when IL
cense renewals are requested.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

HAWAIIAN DISTRIBUTING CO.
1ioe Alakea St., Honolulu. Phone STA,
Call and see our Art Stamps. Start
collecting Peace stamps, Motion Pic
ture stars, and Add stamps. We are
sole agents in Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

Continued from page one)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-31

Johann Bruins has filed petition in
circuit court asking that the Hawaii
an Trust Company be appointed ad.
ministrator of the estate Of John Eli
ers Bruins. who died March u, leav-
ing an estate estimated at $1044 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

dine uno 6o6en buftigs 8olonts bon
@5iffDn sarnirt nit pin3tgea HoIen
oosr 6olbeln pm Der fh0nen, aber
leicbt bel9doisten SilberIpibs. araus
len I'm bic 5iifte ptrOtn an allen llns
terrOden Deri9ieDen. Sin eng onlies
aenoer S9hlB, 6ur9 Elm p0ar Druid
tnDpfs bepetfitsList, nm ben Inter
rod in ieinem Plas 81 erbalt,H, 1T
Die beOor3uets Wfobe.
Stlsine Strange BON Ssdenroisn
iperben lsbr oiei gstragsn IN @erbinz
pnQ nit Der nsusn, sng-anlicgeHben
1aartra9t. Dus Soar lit faF gang
eiatt, oosr 70 lsiht gepellt, bab Is
polltommsu natirlin ausiisbt. @s
ipiro pOm @siibt nnH binten seSOssn
unO 3iemlib Felt am 9inttrtopi fsiisez
tedt. Damn piro Der tleine Stolen
tran3 beIte9eno aus 8liitben unO
9lGttern uuf ben fopf seieBi, ets
mas msbr na9 elmer Settle, un0 6urcl
3isrli9e g}ubeln Don ssiAliffenem Set
i'm ploB gebalten. Gs 1T Dies cine reis
Senbe W}oOe, fir bic, bic .s tIeiOet.
Selbit psnn Der 4ran5 ober Solbs
trdnS BON tleinen 8lumen fOrtgelaiien
lpiro, miro bas 9aar in Der 6eldriez
beneu MsiIe friiirt. Die Stirn Dleibt
bolfommen frei unO Die sin3isen iolen
QDdGen linb bic, ii6 pOr Oem DIR
1erousbrGnsen. pGuBloden" RE itbr
oiinn unb noGldiIi9 ausleben miiRen,
Denn Der ollaemeine Gffett gang for
rstt isiu ion. 9iibIde yldOfsn nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

2leib,r, bic man aus benz ,ineu g(ts
lastIeio b,rItsIIsn tnnn, sn0l0s, uno
Dds @ues NIT Isbr eerinssn Soften
@eitidter @rspe be dine erirsut EG
ioisber Der aaeeneinsn @unit, no9
elmer 9eriobe Der 9lrbe. Su mau1sa
Jdllsn 1T oie goH8e 8louie nit an
Oust Siidststsn brcgit, IN dnoern
iDitber nur iinO IS bic 9Ranipetten
Der Erasen Der 6rOntFrsifsn Der
SIDpfs, bic nit bsr Stidsrei ostorirt
iinb. MsiBsr @repe be dime. asitidt IN
btIsifn blau, ob,r fpeiBer, oeItidt IN
S4ipars seltsH fir Isbr elegant.
Di, ipsitsren 3lDdc babtu bic llnisrs
rode pieoerse6roHt, un0 bic meilteu
Sraucu iinb btHen frob. Sine oAFtiec
llnterrodsRiiIhe, bic unter Den Ranb
einss HOdes 9er0ori9ort, iuenn Die
GrGesrin libt, Ober lpenn lie i'm @eben
ibren 9tod bebt, bat ettpus bon 5ier-
li4er 8oteiterie, u6ne indecent gu MIR
fen.
Dte ntuenllnterrDde meNen 2 War0s
um ben SUB berum. uno baben fldds
iSaIbsln bis sum Rnie biuauf iibsr
elmer llnterlaee pOm Msatsrial, 0ors
ntrt nit Spibe, ober OurbIiatiger feiz
usr, blinber Gtiderei.
llntsrr0dc fir EoeestraAt iinO bon
DeibentdbfensStibt Obtr @oloenroOs
9Ltlns nit dccorosonspliHirten Sdl6elu
o6er otsOsensn @olants. gdrnirt nit
Idmdlsn PliHess oom Wiaterial.
@6enbzllnttrrDde iinD pon Grspe be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

biina ptronI9ollidten Mloben 1T IS
Der S9nitt Der SadetsS sSoille, sic bics
len Gfittt srsitlt. Disies, fir sen Sit
ben beltimnte Roitiim, III 6eiOnbers
ahic" nit lsinen aeitidtsn SaTden
unb btr Sadet Saille in militGrf9enI
Shnift, nit Do6sr @iirtsI 0inie uuo
BEN reid eeTtidteu Sadsti6ocB. Dcs
<ib 1T onaeiertist aus Teinenl Tds
idxniud 9einsn, 1T an allen A0bten
IN SobIIaum abstIteppt, 10 Oab SeineH
nnD Stiderei IN iorgfdltisitsr Monisr
antinanb,r gefii9t iinb. Erudtnopfe,
Die 3tpilc6sn ben guDpfen anqe6rdHt
iino, bsiDtrtltellieen ben StlnB Der
Toille. Die 6pbe Solsriifde BON 9teB
bient Da3n ben etDas itretoeu ebarals
ter ots HlsiOes ob8uldpdhsn.
SslDT ods SporttItio entgebt ni1t
btln Gdidlol bts milii6riic1su eies
prdges. qlls gliItel 5um 3med biensn
bns Qlllah GnSpfs uuD gortt. Oft
ober senlgt Ser Sdnitt Oes aleia
bun9sHiides all iib Id)on, bic ges
iDiinIdts MirtaAs bsrUor3urufcn
Sn 6trDorrogenbtr WsiIe III eisItr
Gffstt in BEN in unlerer 5peiten 81
laitratiou gs5eisien WRoOea oorbdnosn,
unb 3tpar wir0 oerfelbe bufd bic elm
ioHiieu Mlittel erreicbt, Durh ben
G9niti oes syadsts unO cine 9fsi3e BON
RnDpfen Sir Sport=llsbunsen I'M
ssr,itu mar bieIes &l,ib nnH @ermuz
ba beitimmt. Nus ipsibtm @abarcine
onaeferiiet bat baHelbe einen runo
Qefdmittenen Hod, ner einem 2lote an
atItbt III, iln6 Der rsidlitb nett unb
fus 1T. Der nit @iirtel beriebene pa
letot 1T bis 6o9 an ben pals 5ugs=
tnDpFt uno BAT groBt, NIT 2nUpfeu
ousgeltotteic Calder, bas 9siieite fir
Eoilorss ssfoitiime 2l6geie1en bon bielen,
oem @iirtsl uu0 ben &uDpfen tnsbsbrt
baB acHiim ieber @eriierung. @riDdbs
nensn<rih 1T md ber tleine boblr
SdumgeIiepfic @ro9eu pon Srganbp,
ber aus s,m hobsn 1ltitdrEras.n bsrs
hprIhdut. 4s-.--sr. .9--r N ~ "A \.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14
4Iws DeIn NeidJe Der WtUDe
Mup Der WeIeIlibaft.


aaum boB Der @intsr li6 Isiusr
Snbs 3unsiet, i0snost iit oas lsbbdfs
tsite Suttrths Dem 9inesricsaleiO 8u.
Nlau ertpurtst immtr irsenp Elm be-
mertmspsrt6es Detail, oas oas 3ltio
ais unperttnnbar nta 9arattsriiirt,
uno man tpirb in bieisr 9lnno9mt lels
ten tnttGnidt. Sn bieiem Sabre maht
iidb oas nsus @in9eriezUtobea ourdp
mebr ais ems Iolder Details ttnntz
lid. Dor 2laem erpdbnensiDert9 1T bic
Soicbs. bic 6em Rod bss 9ins,rie-
Rleioes diistlsBt it, Diele Safd)er
iino auf bcioen Stiten oes 8odss,
mebr mad born al ungebrabt iIno iinb
teiutsipses tlsin Die 5Orm lit i,hr
berihisben. 2(m gebrdu6ii9lten lit Die
mad untsn ipiB 5ulaufeuos, Die bsions
bers ins gluet f0at. Sn taft alien
6dIlm iinb bieie 9aiAen g.Itidt oOsr
ouf ionit cine gesiie garnirt.
sin fpeiteres 9aratteriiiiI4esW sWlerts
NAL bes neusn 9ineeriesalsiDes lit lsis
ne miiitdriIde Ssnbsn3, Die ouf bic
psrihitbtHiit Btii, gum Q(usOrud &C.
lnnat. Gs etI4itbt biss rint tuur ourA
bic @arnitur, iOnbsru gum S5.il audi
bur9 ben S9nitt Der 3aile, Atrntl,
etc. Sn benz in linisrsr sriten gL6bil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

Sin brittts Wlotertol 1T Elm in S,is
be unO Sammtt gsitrsiftss $epeb.,
I6ipara unb lDtib, nit einem alerliebs
item, tlsinsn lauItnbem WlnIter in
lsunitnbem AOtb, Grin unb Braun,
oas ii9 bier uno Do sUii9en ben
Streiftn bin5itbt. Was bic @treiFeu
Ielbii anbelaust, 10 tuaren bic idipurs
gen brett, bic DeiBen DagegeH IbmaI.
Sin iiberaus luirtungsDouer 9lben0=
mante[ lit dnsgeGabrt in mdttenl, la
narienselb,m qltlas, bid umronOet
nit erausnl 6uchsIsu unb ipuroe Ders
bollItGnbiat Dur9 elm imnsnIss @os
pouhon, bas all bic Dpn dlten, btlsiz
inen 8ausrn setrugensn semabnt, nit
R6nbern, bic, nit 6iItbeiu osrIeben,
abEebsn, uub bon bsren Wlitts 3iptt
mdatiss 0uafsn berniebtr6iRssn, DON
Denen oie cine bisl 9y0Ber mar. als be
onNtre
glls SSllttsr mar grailer @biffon be-
nitbt, i'm glrobeStsnmutsr IN 3arten
5yarbell 6emdlt 5rausu. bic OdrauF
anoelDieisn IiHb. iporiom nit ben ibs
nsu eur @srfiisuna itsbeubsn MtitteIn
um3tgebsn, tbun gut. sin idylUar3cs
eltlastltib SUR Bats ibrsr Gorbtrcbs
81 MAIDEN.
s5iir oisIes TIeio ipdGle men bic al
IerbeIte Quolitdt bss nenen, ipciden
QltIosfpffes Der 10 fsbr zen pOsus" 1T.
Das &IeiD lolIte aiDei Eailen boben,
cine nit ldngef gterm.ln. bic anbsrt
cine oecOllet6 Qlbenbtoile obn. NtrHaeI.
3u Der dusgslbnItttnen GdiIle III Elm
Dot, NIT 6alblangsn Qlermeln 3u tras
gen. 9l1dn liebt, boB man auf DitIe
gDciIe brsi &leiOsr nit einem Rod
bat.
@ine bldue Grmsilole Tuliii0 DD1
Serge iibsr BEN mil lonQen glsrmeln
berle6ensn Ibparsen 4tIostIeiD er'
oisbt Elm ,ebr biibiGes 8ormitsass
Heb. Sine ldnuar3s Snd) Epaiia Elm
l1Unss, IdyDerts gloamiitaastlslb.
Sn unIerci Gagsn her aunil iibtr
i#lpas3sw 2(tlo& layint bic 8o9l osr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14

Sir 6rausn, bic oisl rsiisu, hat
6ralt DtD0e ein rsi5snoes, neiss Nsos
osa bon eiHem &eii,mautsl ,rI4affeil,
caS BIZ, 9eIsrinnen in unisrtr briiten
gtbbilbuns oarssh,lt fmoen Aus9ss
fiibrt in ountelsriinsm fuills c!0ifigus
1T basitlbe ndcb rAiiiihn 2inisn sss
orbsitst unb ringsum in ftddle Sols
folten gelsst. S6eH lit Der gIant.l
ein,m S9Nlter Yot, augeIsbt. Rrag,u
uno UaaHintttsn BON Id1parScm Sams
met iin0 garnirt nit @oloborte uuG
WletaqtnBpfsn. SeHr sissnortie 1T
bds Giirtel gLrrangsm,nt. 1oiaens
un6 9fpdt6sii inb perbunSeH onrh
cintn bod singeItBtsn, breittH @iirtsl
uno ubsr oi,icu fGnt Elm lOisr, nitDs
rigsr 9iirt,l. her NIT apei Mstul=
tnIpftn gei9loiisn wirO.
Don btm sleihtn Wlateridl ME Der
Nlonttl, Taills claiiique uuo Sams
met 1T 0as tlsiDiome Sitdsu mir
bobtr, aufrshiitebenbtr G,ber.
Sin isbr IdOHts Wateriol fir eirlen
fir 9(usfabrten beItimmttn Winnttl
obsr sinen ssiDiFsn Spp bOn 9IbsnS=
mauttl lit ell GOr6uron bon 6riiten
Slipper, bon bsusu isbe 5iDeits 10 eiu=
sepobeu III. baB iit sinsm SeibeHa
Ic6nur tduihtuo abulitb Ii,bt. fodgrsnt
Die anoere Don Sammet lit Sin ipti
teres. i,9r IdOnss Wloiesiol 1T ein
peiBtr Sanunst, btorudl nit sinsm
aRuiter in aluminium mID Sidnseme
hsn1 GflhRr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-14
Sir ole AaAe.

8oI6fleii9 gie. 8albfleiid
lpir0 in tl,ine Gtiid4sn qeI9nitier
unO nit beiBem 0aTer gum So9el
ouiseIebt. @tipas SalS oaran q.se6en
Wenu es ipsi4 lit, stpo na9 elmer
tnoppen Stun0e, legt man es ouf einc
S4iihel gum 4bfii6l,n uno sntferni
iOrsfaltis ale Rno9en. Sine 9leHz
pfanue ober PuObiu9form miro init
elmer pis=SrlIite aussslest unb mil
oem 6lsiiob bolb ooa gefiiat. &leinc
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