davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09

morgn 10 onnlaBeno un0 uttlogiib1
baB man fidb falt pltnoern nllB, iple
oie @oibingtoner Regierune iid ber-
befloiien fonnte, tie in Berlin 5ii
lt1rterbeiten. STE gipfelten IN Der
syoroeruna ooB bon oiesjdbrigen &o=
oener5eugnillen 8olel1s nidts gum
ltnterholt Der Sffupationsorn1ee
ooer 0es Geripaltungsforps perpert.
BET tperoen oiirfe. Sour lt1ter Die
Fer geoingllng fonnte @nglano iid)
0a5u peritebelt 9lmerifa fiir oie
Sungernoen iorgen 8u laiien. ltno
-odS angeii6tS Ser Satlahe, oaB por
Sabresfriit oie GltiIen anf ibrer mil
6en sSludt oas blitbenoe @eldnoe
porl1BIfh in cine @inooe perpanoel-
Efen, 6ie grnten lt1lo 8orrate 3eritor-
ten, pelber oie 8efpobner tpdbreno
beS @inters beourften. @abreno Der
langen 8interrttonate 6aben Die
Oeut16en aus ibrern frtappell 8es
ItanDe 6u1oerttollienoe fnittelloier
9olen geipeiit, oie obne iie perbult-
gert tudretl. 9ann baben iie Die Sci
Ser gepfliigt, oie Saat geiat, oie
| Ijest Ser @rllte entgegenreift, I'M
Inunlltebr ioIen fie on Der 5ruht if.
rer 9lrbeit feillen 9(nteil baben, iol-
len lelbft ,blngera o6{pol nur ourf
ihren 5IeiB ntto Eatfraft Die 9eool
ferung &olens Dor oen ltntergange
Den sic Rnfien ibnen bereitet, geret
tet mlroe. ga feblte rtur nod alt
tpeifere 9eoingung, oaB, iollte bel
grtrag Ser grilte bas 8eoiirfri:
Golens iiberlteigen, Der lleberi6uf
nacb @nglano ab5nfiibren Iei.
Sci Der Shneioigfeit, nit Del
man In @aIbington britii6ea Innla
| Bllngen 8n begegren pflegt, lit fauil
5lt eripartea, 0aB oiele 8eoingungef
/ geGroert iperoen oiirften. gbeniowe
Mig lit olt5unebnen, oaB GelttIfJ
laro iiA bereitfiroen laiien miro
] oarauf ein5ugeben. 9lber es mir
aid obne Die perflouiulterte amerifa
nil6e 8oltati9feit oas Groblen
/ Der grndbrilrtg Eolens 81 loien tpii
| fen, tpie es bisber nod feline 9uf
/ gabe gegebers Die oelitlhe ssilteai
gena belttl6e Tatfraft luio Oeutid
gebarrlidfeit nidt 5lt beiudltigei
berntoht bate
! Weitlid)e Golt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09
aurSe l1eberli4t.

Sas |prorinsen Der Seitt-
Id)en, ymlgaren mnS Siirfet
in Der SDbrnbidja oauert an.
Saloiif nno anSere rninaniidle
GiiitenifGote iuerben genunl=
men. ssn Siebenbiirgen Orim-
zen bie 9iilmGnen n0rSlidJ non
&romifaSt gegen @eiten bor.
9lm ser aiiite bes SdluarSen
Mecres iinb bic SentidJen nnb
8nlsaren nm fiinfsig Weilen
im giitmGnien purgebrmngen.
Die 9lnsriffe Ser 9iitfIen aitf
bic Stellnns Der bentIdlen Ser
binoetcn an Ser 3luta Sipa
iperoen snriifseid]lasem.
slm Der Spnifne finDen glr-
tiIfcriefampfe itatt. 9ranso-
len mno GnslGnoer melOen flei-
ne Weiuintie.
9fniIiIdJe Sorpebuboote be-
IdJieRen ben 6afen galOjif.
csn Der Wegenb BON Salonifi
lit nod nlles beim 9llten. Die
Gcrhen lpDllem iuieoer cine GIN
+ b0be am Sitroiuo See senDm-
ipen baben.
eDrb Geeil erflart, Gllslanb
lDeroe iidl iit ieiiter SoDfott-
9splitif burdj feine @ergel-
titnssmakreselm itOren laiieil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09

Die geltrisen gsad)ridjten pon Seit
Grfplgen Der SemtIden nno ibrer
Terbiinoeten I'M 9pbrnbIdja 0ebiet
yanmGniens babcn iid| bDllauf beta
tigt. gln Der gansen Wren5e entlans
tobt Der aampf itnb bic Srmppen Der
neittfdlen &erbiin6eten iino i'm ent-
Idjieosniten gorteil. 8nIojif, friiber
aadJ Elm bnlgariidJer Grt, aber mad
bem 8alfanfriege bDm ViiIgariem on
bag friebenitiftenbe 9inmGnien nbge-
treten unb geraoe bort gelesen, iup
Die neite 0ren5e bic &iiite beriibrt, lit
uon ben 8nlgaren genpmmen, Da5m
siuei an0erc in Der 9tabe liesenbe ru-
1nGniidDcS Seebafen, &aparna II. Galia-
fra NIT gsnmen. GbenIp lit es Der
befeitiste Crt Sobritid pSer ga1ar-
0iif, inter melfem giamen CT anf nm
fern beiitldJen &nrtem itebt mn6 SeI-
fen Ginnabme bereits gemel6et iunr-
be. 1leber Die 0pnnn iin6 bic Srnp-
pen Der Seittihen nnb ibrer Ierbiin-
beten abcr anidJeinenb nod nid)t ne
gangen. eyn Siebenbiirgen Ipllen
ongesen Die ginmdnen ppm Gsif Gse-
re6a, n6rblidJ pun GrpnitaSf, aesen
Ieiten sn bDrse6rnngen lein mno bic
Geiterreidjer iollen SartIifa gerGmmt
baben. .6ermannitaot lit, mad ben
aenerea Nadjridten, nod nid)t i'm Be
1it Der glamancn.
ySie ans gerlim gemeloet iuir6,
iimo bic GenfId)cn itno bic gulaa-
rem an Der Giiite oes Sd,uarsen
Ieeres Idlon nm fiinf5ig Ieilen in
9htm6nien bineimgebrnnsen.
Die yaGlnild)e 3tg." eriuncrt ba.
ran, SaE @enernl- -Jcl6maridJaa BON
NoItfe, Ser arpFe Noltfc, Sntra-
fan fir Die bette 6telle, oie Spmam
su frensen, angcieben fat.
lleber bic Sample in Der Wegeno
pon Salies am Snieitr in 0nIisien
Iaiten oic geridJte berldie0en. Die
@niIen meloen, bic Srnppen Scr beiit-
Id)en yerbiinSeten IjGtfen iidJ ppr if
rem Angriffen biz iiber bic Wnita 81.
pa sitriifgesogen; 8erifte ans @ien
meloen aber, bic Oefterreidjer mnb
Oenfid)en bieiten ben Mngriffen Der
Nmlien bollfummen itanb. itnS aus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09

ben. ST mill gar nldt lt0reno
IN Gnglano's &reile eirtreten uno
er Mill olb feline 0taBregeln
ntc9t bir1oerL 10 ibmer iie aub fir
uns 3u tragen iinb. 9enn Dare oas
niht Der Sal, 10 tpiiroe er iid) oo6
ntdt Der @affe beraiibt babe1, Die
ibnt Ser 4ongreB nit oieien gergel-
tungsnlaBegln BOT uno oeren gelih
es ibrt aaeiit ntoglieh nto6te, oaB
.er nit ieinen groteiten tno g1eflo-
lnotionen eine @irfltng er5ielte
eSebt ioll nod cine llnterIudjnng
ItattFinoen. 9os 2obbD=aornite oes
Senots foll feItiteaen, Oh engliie5e
gtnfliiiie ON @erf getDeIen iino, Inn
lllliere 9feqierling 5u ibrer steGung-
1abnle ullo ben aongreB 5nr Strei=
dung oes betreffeaoen 8aiius 5lt
berra0laIiigen. Sobe fanaoiId6e
Geqierungsbeanute lirto bier geiDeIen
baben in gegleitll1g bon Mitglie0ern
Ser englii6en goti6aft IN @albing=
ton Sen Staatslefretar beiuht uno
baben l1nterreoungen nit linn ge=
babt. 9edtiirli6 miro oie llnteri1=
dung i'm Sanoe perlallfell, tpie es
inlnler nit Iol6ert ltnteriuhitngen
| Ser sSol lit. llebrieens ioa lie crit
nad5 ser @abl itattfinoen
Ser @oIbingtoner &orreIpor=
bent ser sc. 9. Staats5tg." ibreibt.
@ls Dor mebreren @ohen Stem g)or-
fer syinpn5iers inter Siibrung s. S.
Wiorgen'g often erflartelL bob tie
Die bon Ser Hegierling geiDiinidte
| dineiiid)e slnleibe BON bier Bis 80
Wfiaionen nidbt iibernebme1 font
ten, obiDol lie gleif5eitia tdglid) ben
9aiiertelt &reoite uno 9arleben In
oerartiger @obe ge6en, tuur0e an bic
| Ter Steue atf @rlnlo pripater sSSllfpr=
nlationen betort, oaB oiele gSeige-
rnna nift ailf irgenomeld)e 8elo-
fnappbeit, Ionoer1 auf cine bon 80
flo pia 2onbon gefonrnene Srore
/ 5uriif8ufiibren lei, oaB Sesapan ielbit
oie berlailgte San1ne an China lei-
| ben lrno oaburd aub Die ipirtidaftli=
| DE 9ontrolIe iiber bas Geib Der Wfit-
te erlangen molle. bas es militariidJ
uno politiib felt 2ailgetn in leiner
Sai1o balt. Gie hiefige iaponiibe
8otihaft beftdtigt iest. mas oanals
0ernnltung mar. Sapan, bns be-
fanntlid) ielbIt Dor aitraent nod Dor
einert finan5ielIen 3niarnlnenbrlld
Itano, bot iest angeblid Die 0aittel,
I'M China 9reoit in ieoer @obe 81
getpdbren. gs miro porerlt Der be-
! ordngten ililgen Nepublif 100000
1000 Ieiben uno lit bereit, bieIe Sunl-
lne ip1ter 81 erboben. Sbipol japa.
niihe 8allfiers. tpie man bier be-
| bauptet, mol in Ser Gage ip1rei1,
| oie Srorsaftion allein olrdBufiib-
ren. bat man aus pplitiiben Grim
! Sen ben iibrigen 4aiierten eine ge-
/ teiliguuig allgebpten. 9aS bon ben
/ patriotilhen @erren Worgan & So.
an England, Srarlfreid) uio Stub
lano geliebene Gelo finbet aIio leb-
ten gnoes 10 ieitrefl @eg auh nod
China luto miro bier oa5lt ben1tt,
Dem anterifaltiIhen @rportenr einen
ser reicbIten Mdrfte ser 8elt itrei-
\ tin All 111nrf1Pn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-09

Berlin inir0 gentelDet, Die IngrtTTe
ser 9tniiem aiif Die an Der 3luta Sipa
itcbcmoen bentIdjen @er6iinbetem ieien
nit id)pcren @erlnlten fir Die &mlIen
5itriifseidJlagen.
Sn Der Uegenb bon Salies oan-
erm sic &Gmpfe 5iuiifem ben 9inilen
mmo ben Sruppen Ser bentidjen Ser
biinoeten an. Die Gitiien bebanptei,
lie ba4tem glnsriffe Der Siirfen nno
Sentiden siiriifgeidlagen.
gs6rblid ppn Saranpff in Ben
Garpatben ipollen Die 9imiIeii neB=
rcrc .SDbcn beiebt baben.
eSSm Summe 8ebiet baben fat
MIR slrtiIeriefGmpfe itattsefnmSen.
Die 1ranspien molten in Der @esenD
bpn @ermanbopillers, alio iiiolid bun
Ser Somme, etiuas pDrgeriift Iein,
oaaegen be6aitpten bic Semtiden, baf
tie in Der 9egenb ton gernp-en-Sam-
terrc iinb Gbanlnes glngriffe Der
ssransDIen abgeldlasen baben.
ssransDiem nnb GnglanSer mel6en
Ueipinne I'M Spmme 0ebiet; Die
lekteren iuollen einen oentIden Gro
ben genpmnten baben, Sie eriteren
be5eidnen ibren @eininn nidjt nGber,
CT iuirb nlip and) ippl bom feiner
gebentitng Ieim. Die GnelGnber mel
BEN nmd), iie batten Mngriffe Ser
! SentIdeH n0rblidJ BON gusieres
nnO BEL Wimamet syarm 5nriifge-
ldlagen.
gei gerbnn iimS, mic Die ssram-
/ soien bebanpten, beittlde glngriffe
striifgeidlagem. Die ssranspiem
uollen aud in Ser 9eGGe pun Irras
nnb 9eelbe G6apelle in bic bentId)e
0rGben geormngen iein nnS me6rcre
Uefangeme gemadjt baben.
Die Serben luullen iucitlidl upm
See Citroiuo cine glnb5Be genonl-
men baben. Ierfiuiirbis, ipenn ppn
ben Serben etiuns gemelbet iuiro,
Sann nebmen iie cine glnb6be, iueit-
lid pum Citrpipu-Sec. @abrideinlid)
lit es immer bieieIbe 9lnb66e.
glmf bem maseboniid)en Sdlad)t-
fel0 poer benz Gnlonifi SdJIadjtfelo,
luie es am beiten befannt lit, idJeinem
bic 8elpegitngen bollitGnbig itia sn
iteben. Wit anberen 8prten, bic
8nlsaren baIten lire Grubermnaen
mnb bic in ben gerid)ten Der Nlliier-
ten 10 iebr beransgeitridencm Serben
riifem nidJt bur. 9ln Der Strnma
nmb in Der @egeno oes 9afc 0uiran
iollen slrtiaeriefampfe itattgcfnnoen
gaben.
Cine Tetersbnrger 9epeIdle mel
bet rmiIiidje Sorpebp6uute 6atten
ben pun ben Semtlden iino ynlaarem
eroberten rmmanilden Safcn galSiie
beidoiien.
sSn Der Gapitabt iueroen auaen-
blidlidl 5iuei 8mren iuegem SodIper-
rats prOSeiiiert, bie cine nene yies
bplmtion I'M gnrenlano ansnitiften
berimdt baben. Sic beifen ban ser
Wferpe mnb Sd6nfen. Sic Iollen
! and bcrind)t ba6en, ben General Sc
8ett fir ii6 ST sciuimmen.
Sak man iid bnrdJ nniere gerael-
tnngsmakregeln, Die Der &ongrei, an-
fangs in Die &cbenne Sill anfae.
nommem, aber ipater anf @eranlal-
jung nnierer Geaieriins ipicber ae.
itriden bat, in Gnslanb in Ser 8oi-
fott gulitif nidJt it6ren laiIem iuer-
DC, fat 2urb 9iobert Gecil, Der enali-
idle p8ar Sraoe" Minilter offem err
Hart. Yian fat mol bon borne6erein
nidlt baran aesIanbt, baf nnlere Ge-
giernng biefe geitimmnngen bmrdy-
fibren iuerbe. 9enn iuenn iie in if
rer gansen slmsoebnnna amssefiibrt
ipornen iuGren, oann bGtte Gnalano
idllieklid bod 3mseitdnbniiie maiden
miihen; trub Der groflpredjeriIdJen
Rc0eu neg QurA Wah~~k lc.~.T o.
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SUDDEN Sic Jbren TiIxbat vpr,
9rinsen Sic ibn sm mir,
che i'd sn beidJaftigt bin.
Sd bin Der einsiae Wfaun

in San 9lntonio, Der feline ga1l3e 3eit
5nffl Geinigen unb llmformen bon .pii@
ten pertuenoet uno nteine glrbeit lit einz
gig III ibrer 9lrt. 9uplip, Der Sout &6z
mig, ge9eniiber Dem @nnter Sffiee=@ez
bdltoe. 112 SiteSolitou Ctr. Selepbon
grodett 5347.
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.esn Sort 9gortb tpurben aui

geri6tlihen 9efebl As 8iertel Hino-
Heidi bas BON 12 Sdien ber1tainnl-
te, Die III sSrahtiuagen nngefaaen
uno BON Dem anoern &ieb 5ertranl-
pelt Uaren bernihtet. gluBeroefn
ipllroen auf geranlailung oeS Sure
5000" &omntiildrs Soffmaim 6f,-
200 @ier, Die 5ielttlid) anrii1ig ma-
rem 5erftort. SIM @an5en iino tp1b-
reno oieier SaiIon iiber cine Million
eier in Sort gSortb foroenniert;
oas mag gut gero6en baben.
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Cine &orrelponoena aus q

Cine &orreIpon0en5 aus Ye-
fling pom IS. slitg. n1eloet oaB oas
d)inelild}e Barlament BON Dem Grd-
iioenten 81 guan Sung uliter iebr
einfaden Gerenonien eroffl1et fei.
IS iuuroe befanntlib Dor orei Sab
rem bon guam S6i aai gei6loiIen.
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@er fid feIbft fiibIt, bat me-
mig @efiibl fir anoere iibrig.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

although Costa Of the Honolulus sc.
cured two bingles in four times at bat
All Lee of the Chinese team has been
doing good work with the stick, and
tops Rogan and En- Sue, who are tied
for third place. En- Sue has made a
big hit with the bludgeon of late, and
few will be surprised to see him up
among the leaders. All Lee has also
been hitting them "on the nose" as
well as Kan Yen. who is well over
800. Others who are in the charmed
circle are Nye of St Louis and Graf
ton Of the 25th Infantry.
Carroll Up On Lulus.
Johnny Carroll, who has been a
busy man at the track the past few
days, leads the Honolulu batters, with
Ornellas next in line. Among the bat
tiers who have fallen down in the re-
cent series are Moriyama. Swinton.
Hawkins, Nishi, Perry and Albert
Akana. Rogan. Nye and Grafton top
the sluggers with two homers each.
The team and individual batting in
the Oahu League for games includ-
ing May 80 as compiled by Herbert E.
Hushaw, secretary Of the league, are
as follows:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

the Maui colors.
According to the plans now arrang
ed the team will arrive here on Thurs
day morning. II will consist of Capt
A. w. Collins, No. 1; S. A. Baldwin
No. 2; Mai. F. F. Baldwin, No. 3, and
Capt. H. w. Rice, back.
Col. H. A. Baldwin, commanding
the Sd Infantry. and Mrs. Baldwin,
are expected to arrive tomorrow morn
ing on the Wilhelmina from the main
land to be present at the match.
On the evening after the game the
Maui officers will be entertained by
the officers of the 1st Infantry at the
Bijoa, where the Lytell-Vaughan Com
uany is playing. 1t is hoped to make
this Guard Evening" at the show,
and all officers are urged to attend
if possible.
Sunday morning the officers from
Maui will be entertained at Athletic
park with the big military tourna-
ment, on which men and officers OF
the lst Infantry have been drilling for
the last six weeks.
The Maui ponies came on the Clau.
dine Saturday night and are now
stabbed at Kapiolani park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
Chinese EXCEL 18th INFANTRY
IN HITTING FOR Recent SERIES
Kim Lukes Aggregation Leads Schofed Team By Is Points
Johnson, All Lee, Rogan and En- Sue Top List of Hiers
Kan Yen, Mye and Grafton in Charmed CircIe-carrol
Leads Honolulu Batters-StarS Fall Down in Stick Work

All this talk about the Wrecking
Crew Of the 18th Infantry has had a
bad effect on the Chinese team, and
they have proceeded to hammer the
ball hard in the Oahu League games.
Here il is: The Chinese team have a
better collection of hitters than the
18th Infantry. Believe 1t or not, the
figures prove it,
In 1872 times at the bat the Chinese
have slammed out just four dozen
hits, two more than the 25th Infantry
were able to make in 204 chances with
the stick. 18th Infantry has the hon.
or of leading in extra base hits. stolen
bases and sacrifice hits.
ST. Louis is third in hitting with the
Honolu,us in the cellar position In
the work Of the paths the Lulus ex-
ceeded the st. Louis team, having pur.
Joined l3 hassocks, one less than the
Chinese. In this department Rogan
and Grafton lead with Souza, En- Sue
and Kan Yen next in line.
johnson III Lead.
Johnson of the 25th infantry is the
real leader of the league in hitting,
with eight hits out of 10 times up,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
CAMP
FINE idea, SAYS
gen. R.k. EVANS
Thinks Slopes of Mauna Loa
Afford Splendid Place for
ManeuverS

Brig. gen. Robert K Evans, who re
turned this morning from the Volcano
together with Adj-gen. Samuel
Johnson of the National Guard and
officers of the army staff here, is en-.
thusiastic over the prospects of mill
tary camp on the slopes of Mauna
Loa.
Plans so far are only tentative, .
said Gen. Evans To-Day, but we did
decide on a place which We believe
will be suitable for camp of this
kind. The place chosen is about a
mile from the Volcano House and
toward the Crater Hotel.
There is room there for all kinds
of maneuVers and for rifle practise.
In fact, the question of room is one
OF the least, fer there is room enough
about there for any number of men
the local army posts or the National
Guard could send over"
Gen. Evans says that while the
camp would be primarily for the men
OF the guard, it would also very likely
be used by the soldiers of Oahu, the
bracing climate atfording a splendid
tonic for men who have been for
some time on the lower levels.
1t would be feasible to build a
dining room and Kitchens says the
general. Rain is not uncommon
around the Volcano district and for
merly when soldiers have gone on en-
campments there they have had to
do bit of weathering. 1t isn't espe-
cially nice to eat ones bacon with
the rain dropping onto it, and the idea
of the big dining hall would be to
shelter the men from the storm.
Gen. Evans is also much impressed
with the activity of Kilauea. Yester-
day just before they left the Volcano
it began dropping. though they did not
see the big crop Of some 200 feet in
few hours i. .....: = +. r.
Prof. JaggaF says that the drop was
one of tie most phenomenal things
that has ever been placed on the rec
ord OF the Volcano" the general de-
clares. -~-. -. =. .....-
During our stay there the lava
was suffering and spouting freely
and showed eyery sign CT activity. It
is surely grand sight" i, .<.s.
The party, watch left on Saturday
for Hawaii, included Gen. and Mrs.
Evans, Gen. aud Mrs. Johnson, Maj.
and Mrs. a. j. Lehman, Capt Charles
G. Mettler ann Lieut. Hornsby Evans,
aide to Gen. Evans. .......~ .>....
Gen. Johnson and the other officers
are also strongly in favor of such
camp as the Dlan now unoer WAY
would afforc. =. ..."..s i. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
HULA COSTUMES
Win PRIzESAT
ARMORY Dance

Two people in hula costume were
awarded prizes at the mask dance on
Saturday evening in the armory. 9th
Tr prizes were the ladies' prize, given
to girl who paraded as Uncle Sam,
and the mems prize to man In en-
gineer's costume.
Every feature of the dance was car
-ried through without a flaw, and those
who attended are loud in praise of
the manner in which 1t was conduct
ed
The Fiereisel string orchestra won
especial praise for it playing, the harp
musicl which was one of the most
prominent features, being especially
applauded.
This orchestra swill play again. at
the next dance, which is to be held
on Saturday evening, the series hav-
ing been arranged to provide dancing
every week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
IN HONOR or Our DEAD.
BY Rudiethe {. Marshall, Company n.
25th Infantry.

The boys of the 25th Infantry are as
happy as can be,
And we feel extremely intelligent to
Wards our land and liberty.
And we can feel the better for our
fcrefathers gained
The key to every lock and fetter and
broke the bondage chain:
Now take IL under consideration how
every American true,
United as nation under the Red,
White and Blue.
And today we shall remember those
Who fought their battle well.
Think! Before they would surrender
they fought until they fell
Come, dear comrades, bring your
flowers, hitler to the moulded
graves.
While the heroiSm showers down upon
our country's braves
Raise the dear Red, White and Blue,
Unflirl its colors gay,
In honor of our beloved ones true.
and Decoration Day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
LOCAL OFFICERS
TO WEAR COLORS
OF VALLEY isle

Officers of the 1st Infantry, Nation
al Guard OF Hawaii are asked to ap-
pear at the polo match at 4:3O on Sat.
urday afternoon wearing orange and
black, the colors of Maui, in honor of
the Sd Infantry team from the Valley
Island
This was announced today at head
quarters of the guard, along with ar
engagements for the reception of the
Maui players. Officers with automo-
biles are urged to adorn them with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06
PFRSONatiIiES

LIEUT.. GEORGE L. VAN DEUSEN
of the Coast Artillery. Fort Ringer, left
last night on the. Sheridan for San
Francisco. He will be away from the
islands during two months leave.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-06

The agricultural progress of Guate-
mala since 1900 will be shown at a
national exposition in Guatemala city
in October.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-01-28
w. C. T. u. COLUMN.

We believe the people of our
county should know some of the evils
of the legalized liquor traffic, and
will accept the courtesy of the Clear
water Republican and publish some
facts on the liquor question. We will
tell some of the things prohibition is
doing towards making our country a
better, safer and saner place in which
to live.
Sixteen hundred saloons in Colora-
do, employing 5000 men, closed !;
eleven breweries quit business; four
of the five brewery plants located in
Denver and Golden will be operated
on small scale in the manufacture
of products other than alcoholic
drinks. The fifth brewery will be
operated more extensively as matted
milk factory, with the making of pot
terry as side issue. Parts of some
breweries will be converted into cold
storage establishments. What a
change! Converting business from
trades that ruin and kill human be-
ings into industries that save ano
strengthen it.
! President David Alderman of tn,
Spokane bakery has been reported il
i the Spokesman Review of January
18th, as saying: "Since the saloon,
We're closed our bread line has no
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-01-28

averaged more than one or two men
per day, whereas year ago the ave-
rage was from 80 to so per day Not
in years has the bread line been SO
small as at present. In past winters
the destitute men told me they had
spent their money in saloons.
l.. R. Horton, superintendent for
the state anti-saloon league east of
the Cascade mountains, who has just
returned from coast cities, reports !:
"My inquiry disclosed that year ago
Seattle was feeding 1,5OO homeless,
destitute men daily; now she is feed
ing none. 1t was told me over there
that instead of drinking up their mon
ey the men are eating it up and it
takes much longer that way than with
drink. City market men in both
Portland and Seattle told me their
sales had been far better since Janu-
airy first than they were at CORE
spending period year ago."
Despondent liquidists should be
cheered by the news that the supreme
courts of Colorado and Washington
have just pronounced against the quib-
bles brought forward to RESCUE
those states from the horrors of pro-
hibition.
At the special session of the Georg.
ia Legislature one of the most drastic
prohibition laws in the United States
was enacted. By the terms of this
act any beverage containing more thar
one half of one per cent. of alcoho
becomes liquor, thus doing away will
the "near-beer" saloons that hav,
sought to evade former prohibition re
strictions in the state. The law goe,
into effect next May.