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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
@eiterea iiber bic S9ieber.
lage Der 0laiirten am
Warbar'1 1luk.
WuIsarif9e 9rappeu ba,
biebritif9.frauab' BE-
if@eGroutSur4.
hro cleu

Berlin, IA. Dt5. Die llsbtries
Radridisnagsntur per6ffsuiIidt ben
folssnoen pom buIgarii9eu Rriessmis
niitrium am IL. Dessmbsr DerSffeuts
Iidim gsri9t iiber be am garbar
5Iub itaitsefuubensn ssdmpfe, bic nit
etnH sdnsidrn gsisonlags Der 9rup.
pen bsr Miirten enbeteM Der 8eriht
lauiet ME foIst:
.am redien lfer bes garbar UIuf'
ies riiiirruten bie BuIsarsn bic snns
&c fransOfiide GrOnt sDiiaeu Wil.is
toDO unb SHloiapisa, iiiOipeifIi& Don
aaDouss. Die frGus0ffdm Rssimsn'
ter SO. rs, 81. 145. urb 2S4 srIiiien
Iiebr fdfuere BeriuIfe. 5n ber Rdbs
pOn Re5orsi i6Ins unfrs aupaaris
en- frans5fif9ss gata.IoH in bic
Jludt uub nabm bsa 3Ommaubmr
sefnugen.
Am Iinien lIfer pes Dntbor usfs
trieben mir bie Jrayrim unb Yriitn
aus beiefistsu sisuuHSn auf BEN
Ra6a Berg, BE ssi4Iusmsn gristu
5osm ii9 Had Siiboften in Der Rifs
tuns auf aarausIarlar suriid unb bic
Gransoien rod SiiStpsittH In Der
Ridtuns auf gogbnnsi. Cine mage
boniids DipiFon burabra9 bic feinb.
li4e Jront. eroberi. @pSoanbi unb
unierbra9 bic 0er6inbung spiT9en
ben Gransof.u uHb ben grit.gsssO1
Die seiSbisien unb srfansnsu
Gransoien ssb0rt.n gum sr0btsn sheil
Der Dipiiion beg Generals HoilIourb
an, bic aus ben Resimsntsrn 30. 175
uno 176 nub bsm aipsitsn 9uapsns
Regiment beftebt. Tie gsrfoIsuus
nirb fOrtseiest.1
Sofia, IA. DEG. - .Dxr l2. Ds,
5embsr Dirb INNER elm Tag BON aro.
Ber biftoriI9er midtisisit fiir Sie bull.
sarii4s armes unb Raiipn bIeibsna,
hetBt ss in einem pom srobsn Soupt.
quartisr per0ffentlidten offtsisIIen Ct.
LAB. an bieiem Gage brisbte bie ats
NEE bic lsbten brsi ma5ebonif@en
Stdbte, bic iid nod In ben Sdnbsu
bes Gtinbes bsfanben - Doiran,
gicosoli uub Strupa.
Die Iesisp Sample NIT ben griseu,
Gransoisn unb Serben fanbM tei
Doiran uHb bei bsm OGriba Gee fsoit.
Der 8sinb III iiberalr ssi9lassn. IRA,
ssbonien III befrsit. gliHt Elm einsiasr
feinblidkr Solbat bsfinbst iid msbr
auf massbonif&em 4obsn. gaa9 Der
9isbsrI0se Der Hriien ,inb iyrau5oisn
am re&ten fllsr bss Narbar 0IufTss
5osen iie ii@ auf ntutrdIss srie&itGss,|
Gebist suriid. llnitre 9ruppsn psfs
folgien iie BIB an bic ayie@iiHs
Grtnas.
Die Stabt Doiran ipufbt am waits
tag beisbt. 0is geOSIssruns empfins
unfere sruppen nit 6odrufsn iinb
f&miidts iis init 9Iumen. sit bradts
AUD 9o4rufs auf ben a1uig Berbi.
naHb aus.
Die GsfaHsensn nnb bic Sobitn
unb 0sruuHbessn ssbOrsn baupsidGs |
w bH 10 suo a. tsisii&su Disifsnl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
Oried) d)enIanb bpn allen
Geiten bebrdnat.
DeHtf9lamb nidtpiIlens,
3H5useben, bab es ben
4fliirtsn Deitete
3usefdnbniffe.

EDnoon, IA .De3. - Deuiids
lamb 1T Offenbdr nidt seneisi, Gries
dsnlaub su seitaitsn, ben alniirien
iDsitsre 3ugsfianbniiIe su MAIDEN. Der
RorrsiponStnt bss RsuteriGen gus
rsdus IN atben iast. bab bic beutf9sn
1iplOmaisn bereits S4rttte ssiban
baben, bic seeisnet iinb. bic an unb
tut ii& f@on uuanseuebme Gage, ia
Der ii4 Grie&enIanb befinba. nod
fdlimmer 3u MAIDEN.
es ipiro IN afiben unoffisiell onses
iiinbist, bsri4tst Der aorrejponbent,
bab 0eutf9lanb BET gris4nlanb an,
ssfrast bat. ~ob Sie neun Dersiin.
itieunsen. bie ben alIIiirien setpabri
iporben fnb. bic ReutraIitdt Grieden,
lambs in irsenb einsr Weife perlsban
iuarben.s
SOpsit TT in atben nod teins Of.
fi5ifus anMnbisuns betrsffs Der I'm.
tsrbanbfunseu sipifdm Den beutiden
unb ben sri.@iidxn Diplomaien erlaf.
fen ,porbtu, bic srieAiiden Bsamien
ssben abr gu. baB bic Gage NIT iebem
2ase cine beitIere nirb. Der Rorrez
ipDnbtut Sriidt Kbo9 bic anfi@t aus,
bab Deuti4Ianb nidi ipiinfdi. bi.
Sa6e BIB gum getbrfien gu treiben,
bd es aHsrtHnt, baB 0riedsnIanb lid,
IN eiHer ausHnbmspeiis uuansenebs
men Gage befinbei.
Su einer ipaiersn Dtpsfds iasi Der
aOrrHpcnDtnt, man ertDarie In Mtben,
Dab bas 9nIanseu ssii.ut perb.n
ipirb, bab, ben be,tifden unb bulsaria
i8eu aruppsn, bic bic aaiirten perfDIe
gen, seitdttst psrheu iOIIe, nHbebiubsrt
sur@ grk&iides Gebiet 5u siebsu.
iIuOffisiea mirb IN slttsn srfIHrt, bat
pbn 3ntifsl sen Dsutf,aen sruppen
SieftIkn asseat duf fsfisbii4xm Gsbist
einssrdunt psrben tpiirSen, wie fe bic
aaiirteu baben, Oab aber bic Gage IN
cine aubeps pbaie trstsu piirbe, iperm
Die guIgarsn bic sris4iide Greuse
iiberf@reiten ipiirStn.
Die atbensr 3situng .sRson afs1
ertIdrt. bas aplsenbe aus OifisislIer
Auele erfahren gu baben: ~Sn ieinsm
Sale i5nuH bie guIsar.n unb bi.
Deuif&eu bic gntpaffruns Der auiirs
ten Dsrlangen. Grie@enlanb iann unb
min iie nidt entwaftneH. Die bsuts
fde DIPLOMATS, bic iia bisber bur9
srobe S&arfii8iieieit unb CUTE gsrs
nunft ausgsssi4ntt bat. tpiyb BON
Gris&sulanb nidis DerIanseu. mas es
nj1i i'm Stanbs 1T. gu sebtn.1
Der Riidsus Der 2lniirtsn ssbt 10
idnsu BON stattsn, ala Der 1ranspOri
DON arisgsmiaterial mad Der lingo
aenb BON Ga(onifi m6alih lit, fiiat Der
aorreiponbent binsu.
Sn5pifden treffen fortpdbrenb
Wsrftariungsn bon Galonili Elm. Inter
anbsrsn fiHb mebrrs idOtiifae Resis
msuitr ansslommtn mnb auf BEN
5aIbireis Don SiiseIn, bic bic Gtabt
umgtttn, ndbsrn ii9 bic gefeiiisunsss
tptrss ibrsr goIItnbung. Die SOlous
ten iiub polI.r 3uOtrii@t unb pi,le
briidsu bis 6offnuns aus. bab iie balb
i'm Gtunbs fsin iperbsn, bic Stdrte
bieIer 8efeftigunsen Sem Gsinbe sss
gtnniiber Su erprObsH.
Ole NJ sateMesriner speites
@sepsS - y ~ vxssn<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
Cine tpeitere Gsiaipm
Nefruten


aonbon, IA. Seq. - Ter On,
trag bab cine ipeiters RilIipn Ranr
fiir bic 9lrmes beipilIiyt iperbsn fulIe,
ben Der qremier 9lsauitb am Don.
neritas in untrebaus iiellen pOIIts
pirb erft ii ud4ite- DO9e seitsli
tperoeu.
Ser 9r;nier bate aud periprutsu.
am Douneritas bem unterbaus Wits
tbeiluns iiber' bic Retrutirunsss&am
payne bss Garls Of Derbp MAIDEN Su
pollsn, es 1T aber nod nt9i m0eli6
setpsieu. bic 3ableu 5uiammeBuiiel'
len, uub audi bieie 9luiiiroisuns DirD
erit in nGdfter Wode semaht.
Die .Gpenins Retps" bebauptet,
bab iih in ooriser WOds 500. 900 RE-
sru.sn ssIssIt 9Sttin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15

garis, 13. 0es. (Hn Der ll.bsr'
mitteluns perfpotst) Die WorInse.
tpelde ben Staut outOrifirt. ucn siusr
britiIheu Sirma so SanbeIsI8iffe Su
taufen, IN, tpie bic .aibertf' bsboup'
iei, siriidoesOsen DOrbsn. neil iis
fnorf tritiTirt purbe.
9lud Der Sinous' uub Wariueswa'
nifier lparen seseu bi. gorIass, peIae
arcbe Roiisnduslase oeruria&s Sus
peniS 9patsu bsiRsen usrS&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15

baB tire ansriffs auf autsgisamaru
mibIuns.n iinb.
Die Stalien.r sreifsn nod inmsr
Die Oiterrei9iihsn poiitiOnen in Der
Geeenb Don g0rS an. Die GtaDt
SGr3 piro Dieber aiIs Reue bombarz
Dirt. Oeiterrei9iide SffiSisrs, bic
Disle srOBs Sdiadtsn an Der 5itlifsn
Gront mitgema6t baben, srtldren, bab
bas artiasriefeuer Der sStalieHer fiiras
tsrii9 unb aHDausrnbsr lit, als irsenS
fetpas, tDas iie bisber bur9ssma4t.
Die GrNeurilns bes Generals Cir
5Oraee Smiibs sSorrien gum Sbsrs
tOmmanbsur Der IN Oitairita operirsn.
ben Sruppeu behsutst. odB bis BriteH
eiuen sHsrgiideH gerfut mdhen poIs
len, bis Seutfdeu aug Der etu5igeu
ibnsn nod oerbIsibeHbsH apIoHie, Don
siRem tlsiuen sbsil DON Ramsruu abs
geiebeu, gu uertrsibeH. Die SeutideH
baben cine itarts 5tuppeniuddt in
Sitafrita. Central Smitbs sSorrisn
hOfft a5sr NIT Der 4rmss. bic m Siibs
afrita oufsebraat piro. ben Sruppen,
bic iia breits bort bsfinbsn unb osH=
inissu, Die poH gHsIaHb aus geiaidi
pabsH, feline @ufsabs in tur5er 3sit
sriiilsn gu t5uHsn. Der General BAT
Grfabruns I'M afri.uHiiheu aries'
iiibrsn.
guIsati.H bat ferbif DIES
9ebist BON msbr ais
$1,000 NuaSratmeis
len bsiest.
Sofia, IA. 9ss. - usber 2pue
bon - Dis bier srmeIoet ipirb, 1T
bas gorlament auf ben %. Se5ember
,iRbsrufn porbeu. Die Regierans
ipiro I'm .ineu arsoit Don 10000 :
900 Granss nadiuasn. Die Rssieruns
ipirp DON allen s1artsisn, NIT ausnah'
me Der SOsialiitsn, untsritiist tperpsn.
Sn Der Notwithstanding, in Der
6d9loiIsn ipurbs,. bic SObrauie ein'
subsruien, purbs ansetiiHbist, bab
gulsari.n isin Gsbist I'M unssfdhr
81, 900 AuabratmsiIsu Oersr6bsrt
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
No. 299.
Wetterberidbf.

sir Dbio, bas psItli4e penn,
t9loanten unb oas obers unb untert
Uti9igdn: Srii6es Detter am yeitt,
nod. Gm Sonneritug tpabri6einli6
Hegen ober S4nee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
90 Die Bu(garen lid on Den Qnoriffcn auf Sa(oni6i
6et6ei(igcn wer0en
Oder ub die erobsns der Stad Hugabs der Detn und Oereer
kin wird, nod nibt bskann.

Die OHd Rns bat semm erdarn DON 0no 0 ben aaHr nod
anUrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-15
Sic M4iirten befeiti9en Sic S3agel, Die
Salonift llntgeben,
la0 6M0dGQA Ole Sa0t mltu alien lmQm0en ID ua@e0lEn

-4ultaniriessidauplab: .Giibtpeif'
lid unb iiibIi9 DON plsDlis. i'm u0rb'
Iiden Ronienesro, babsn Sfterrei'
did unsarifde 5ruppen ben Jeinb
abermals sum Radsus as5puns.n Ga
tpurben bier unb in ben Bergen bes
5ffliam Wont.nssro iu.iters $500
@efansene eingebra1t."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20
TOO MANY FLUKE ARRESTS IN
CHICAGO, SAYS HOPKINS

"Too many are arrested in Chicago
for trivial offenses," Judge Jacob
Hopkins told the Physicians club at
their banquet at Hotel Sherman last
night. There are too many nights
spent by innocents in vile cells, too
many mistrials. Lots of violators of
ordinances should be told to wipe
their noses and go home"
-O-O
The best thing about the big stick
theory is it acts as a war vaccination.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20

BY CONGRESSMAN C. n. TAVENNER
CordoVa, ILL.,, Oct. 20. - The war
trust, to which war means staggering
profits, is tightening its grip on
America.
It will be recalled that the United
States Steel corporation, the original
steel trust, was able to escape dissolu-
ton on the ground that it really con-
trolled but so per cent of the iron
and steel production. Now a new steel
trust has been formed to pick up the
scattered ends overlooked the first
time.
A complete monopoly is therefore
nearer today than ever before. All
the two trusts have to do to have I'm
Gle Sam, andindeed, the whole world,
at its mercy, is to simply have nice
little "gentleman's agreement" not to
indulge in any but sham competition.
To every one except the war trust
war means misery, poverty, torture,
desolation and death.
But to the ]. P Morgans and other
stockholders of the war trust it
means harvest of gold.
Did it ever occur to you, Mr.. Aver
age Citizen, that the ]. P. Morgans
have more power in this country than
an equal number of United States
senators? If this has ever occurred
to you have you ever projected your
mind a little further and considered
whether it is to your interest to have
war and preparation for war so high
ly profitable to the Morgans?
On my desk have a weekly stock
market letter 1t is issued by New
York firm of stock brokers. 1 will just
quote a few of the headlines: win
chester Arms up 1000 points
Arms up 100 points-Electric Boat up
100 points - DUPONT declares stock
dividend of 200 per cent"
Take Bethlehem Steel stock. At
the outbreak of the war this stock
sold at $50; today it is selling at more
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-20

imagine what the profit must have
been to the Wall st. war trust mag
mates who owned millions of dollars
worth of these munition company
stocks!
Behind the war trust is the most
powerful group of men in the United
States, If not in the civilized world.
Its control is in the hands of the same
group of money kings that rule the
express companies, the telegraph
companies. the railroads, the steam
ship lines, the money trust and the
great insurance companies and in
dustrial trusts. 1t is not to the in
terest of these men that the European
war is brought to speedy close. The
more war, the more profits. To these
men peace is an actual calamity.
The war traficking mongerers are
the only ones to whom war is profit
able. Why not make war profitable
even to them by taking all profit out
of war and preparation for war? Con-
gress could do it easily by simply re-
curing the government to manufac-
ture all of it's own munitions and
ships in government arsenals, navy
and shipbuilding yards, which would
mean a saving of millions to the tax
payers.
If you want to render a patriotic
service to your fellowmen and your
republic, Mr. Reader, see to it that
your congressman takes your side in
this controversy.
TNO MANN 81 IKE ADRECTC IN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05

communion, Will knew and grow to
love her as does California today.
Boosts for Hawaii.
, "Hawaii's assets, Xix" CalifOrnia's,
are climate, water and soil.
"The climate OF Hawaii S ideal.
Bards have sung and poets written of
it's sunny radiance its unchanging
cloudless days. its liquid sunshine.
Our rich volcanic soil produces
millions annually, prime paIly in pin =
apples and sugar.
I'VE enjoy an abundance Of water, Il
rainfall that carries throughout the
year and an artesian supply that not
withstanding the irrigation of our vast
plantations, seems ineXhaustible.
Our pineapple crop is brought to
maturity without the necessity of irri-
;ation. and this golden fruit of Hawaii
and CalifOrnia's' sun-kissCd oranges
have gene hand in hand to the fame
they justly deserve.
ITO San Francisco and the direct
Ors of the Panama-Pacific Internation-
al Exposition Hawai- makes haste to
send her sincere congratulations and
the homage due their indomitahle
courage and untiring efforts towards
success, extending to them and to you
all a ~cordiaI~deelcame' tor her, sunny
shores, the Paradise Of the Pacific"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
MET INHONOLULU,
Will CONE HERE
FOR HONEYMOON

An announcement which Will come
as a pleasing surprise to the members
CT the younger set is that of the en-
gagement CT Ruth Laura Cooper,
daughter CT Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett
Cooper Of San Rafael, Cal, and Reeves
Heath of Washington, D. &.
The marriage of Miss Cooper and
Mr. Heath next June is the result Of
romance which had it's beginning in
Honolulu last fall. when the former, in
company with her parents and sister,
were visiting in the city! MIR. Heath
stopped at Honolulu on a trip around
the world which, after he met Miss
Cooper, vas never completed. He
returned to San Franeisc0sghurtty be
fore Miss Cooper and her mother and
sister and made trfp" to his home la
the capital city, Following his return
to California the engagement was an
nounced.
Miss Cooper and Mr.. Heath plan to
be married in, June and will spend
their honeymoon. in Honolulu, after
which they will go to Washington.
d. {. i..l T.. /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
RACESIO join in
N. {. A. Dinner
TOMORROW NIGHT

Hawaif's races VIII gather around
the banquet board at the Y. nj. ii
A. tomorrow night in the first inter.
national dinner ever held in the isl
ands. Fletcher s. Brockman, Y. M.
c. A. secretary of China, will be the
main speaker. R. H. Trent will pre-.
side.
Leading men from the racial groups
of Hawaii viii be present All the
consuls have been invited by the com.
miftee in charge as well as Governor
Pinkham and the editors of both news.
papers. Cooke hall is being hung with
the flags of all countries represented,
but European nations with the excep-
ton OF Portugal are classed with
Americans as ''haoles.n
The speakers other than Mr.. Brock
man are: M. G. Santos for the Portu-
guese; Dr. I. Katsuki, Japanese: B. T.
McKapagal, Filipino; C.. K. All, Chi
nese; Rev. Akaiko Akana, Hawaiian:
DR.. Sygman Rhee. Korean; Frank. C..
Atherton, American.
The committee requests that all re.
plies to the invitations be sent in by
tonight. -. ~ ',
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all mem.
bers Of the Hawaiian Humane So.
ciety holding badges that their com.
missions. to be valid, must be issued
by the sheriff dating from January 1,
1915.
All members who desire to have
their commissions renewed will
please report to Miss Lucy Ward, 1923
Alakea street on or before April 10,
and those not wishing such renewal
will kindly return their badges before
that late. .....
MRS. L. L. McCANDLESS,
(Ady.) President.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
Ad Club Calls on Members
for CONTRIBUTIONS.
W. z. FARRINGTUN,
President Honolulu Ad Club

AID Club Calls on Members !.
for Contributions.
The Honolulu AID Club has sent to
each gifts members the following let,
ter aA n II. J..
at was unanimously voted Wednes.
day that the Honolulu AID Club circu.
late a subscription list for the benefit
and relief. OF the widows, children and
other dependent relatives of the Off:
GERS. and crew of the Inflated U. S. S.
Submarine F4, whose loss we mourn,
"Mr. &. T.. Prince and one, other
member of the Ad Club committee will
try to call on you within two or three
days. Please do not wait, however,
for this solicitation. but send in your
contributions to Mr.. J. d. Leyenson,
treasurer of the committee, who will
have names and amounts Of subscrip-
tions published In the morning and
evening newspapers daily. - i
eff SO desired, contributions may be
sent in to the treasurer via the. Ad-
vertiser or Star-Bulletin, who have
kindly consented to give every public
ity possible to this work.
The total aWount received will be
turned over tosthe Navy Relief Society
via Mrs. ADMIRAL Moore, head of the
HONOLULU -byanch, who will look after
the immediate relief necessary. The
surplus is to be forwarded by the Ho-
nolulu branch to the headquarters of
The Navy Relief Society at Washing
ton, who look after permanent depend
ents OF this kind:
This plan has the Endorsement of
Admiral Moore.
please do your best to help out this
cause. which has struck so near
home"
Guests Of the Donna hotel have
pledged 500 for the relief of Mrs.
Frank c. Pierard and her twin babies
and for her sister, Mrs. Archie Lung
er, both widows of members of the
F-4 crew. Mrs. Lunger was married
a month before the submarine dis.
aster. '1.' :. Pc :.
The prompt response of service men
and local business and professional
men has put the families of the F-4
crew beyond immediate want, but
more is needed to provide for them
until the government has concluded
for the six months pay
md the pensions which are due the
In the event that after all
rave been provided for there remains
my money in the fund, this will be
urned into the Navy Relief Society's
und for use in similar cases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
HONOLULU QUICK
IN RELIEF FUND
FOR F-4 PEOPLE
Continued from page one)

families here. say so and it will
be done
Personally. think the Navy Re-
lief organization will handle the
funds to the best possible advant-
age to all concerned, but the AID
Club will do exactly as the indi-
yidual donors wish.
w. r. HARRINGTON,
President Honolulu AID Club.
The AID Club has 80 subscription
lists out, mostly among the large
trims.
Members OF all departments Of the
Star Bulletin, editorial, and mechani-
cal. united in a fund for the "A relief,
which will be turned over to the
needy ones through the AID Club. The
Star-Bulletin family" gave $6l,25,
subscribed in a short time.
Signal Corps Assists.
Contributions from the men Of
Field Company E, Signal Corps, for
the immediate relief Of the widows
and orphans of the sailors Of the sub
marine F4-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05

Working BARRIERS of Honolulu will
meet at 1880 O'Clock tonight at Syl-
westerns shop on Bethel street to con.
slider the formation of a BARRIERS I'm.
ion. 1t is the purpose of the men
to organize and reach a uniform agree
ment with employers as to closing on
holidays and similar matters. In this
way 1t is hoped to standardize the
practise among all the shops, so that
all may be on the same basis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05

There is a decided :
tween the stroke we usI
Australian crawl" said
ply to a query as to rela
styles. Down there t
kick with their arm
stead Of making the tw
They claim that our
harder, and we found it
around. / guess it's jul
what you're used to. So
down there have alrea
the Hawaiian stroke ar
doing we'll at it.. ! :
at would be impossib
itors better treatment
ceived," said Evans. =;
squarest sportsmen in Ii
tralians and New Zealal
haven't a single unplea
to make. It's too bad :
Longworth couldn't no,
220 and 440, but Longw
when they were suppot
come together, and
around so much that wei
connections afterwards
meeting Duke won
easily, Longworth bein,
worth then went into
and after that he was t,
couldn't get into the %.
anxious as anyone to n
the doctors wouldn't he
peting.
Talk about hospitalf
Evans. I'VE must !
10000 miles, and the
we did under our own
was in the water. 1t "
steamers and |
time. No chance to W
Surfboarding was a
parts Of the southern
first Australians inelin
that pictures of HaW
up on a board were
i took a few demons
local boys to convinr
they went wild over 1
According to the 10,
ian swimming authC
anxious to have a H.
i've or six men go dc
Of meetings next year.
md relay races are fas
kangarooland. and in
he Hawaiian frio q
,ould more than hol
anything that could b
Town there.
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The supreme cou-
ed the application
ginia for permissie
gan for the return
tina Washington.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Capt. Isaiah
Bray wish to thank their many friends
for the flowers and kindly sympathy
extended to them in their bereave-
ment