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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-17

y
NOR. Further than that | care 10 say
nothing" was The most direct state
ment Dole made 8.
The non-committal president re-
turned in the Matsonia from four
weeks business visit in California
and would undoubtedly know whether
there were any truth in the story, but
declines to say whether anything If
that nature is contemplated. When
asked il he would either affirm or
deny the statement he said he would
rather not say.
Dole old tell that j. K Arnsby is
interested in dried fruit and is selling
agent Tor the Alaska Packers Asscci
alton, the largest Gamers of salmon
in the world; that the California Can
refs' Association as the largest con.
cern of its kind in existence; the Cen
trail California Canneries, one of the
largest, and Balfcur, Guthrie & Co., an
immense British concern interested
in agriculture, Gil, land reclamation
and thought to be connected with the
Alaska Packers Association, but be
would not venture to say whether such
combination would be desirable or
not. H.
Clifford, whose concern is a b'crch
of the California Fruit Gamers Assoc
citation, said he knew nothing abort
the reported merger in which his
company is said to be interested.
THAT business would be transacted
in California be said, "and ! would
probably know nothing of i. if it
were so. However, doubt it although
in this modern age of combinations
il might be altogether POSSIBLE" IT,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-17
STROUD OF MYSTERY
NOT REMOVED FROM
MURDER AT WAIKIKI

The police and prosecuting officers
are raking the town and following up
every clue presented in the Emoto
murder case in an effort to obtain
some definite evidence against NJ.
FHjimoto, accused of the deed and
scheduled to appear in police court
IN The morning. Arthur aicDuffie,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
yan SDfe BET @aniina
nno EDlf.
gritiidlcs Yuit- nnb Sanbels.G .Gira-
tcntnm beiprpdlen.

@aihington, 5. Sebr @enrp
@on 9pfc. Der umerifaniidc &c
ionote on oic gtieoerlanbe, Der ii9
uuf llrlunb in Den Ser. Stanten auf.
bolt, bate beute i'm Staatsbeparte-
mcnt cine flirje &onfcrenj nit Sc
fretGr 2nniing uno 9fedtsberater
Iolf. Gie britiihc Girnliidine III
bic neiltrale YoIt uno Die oem nett
tralcn 6anoel aitferlegten 9ei6ron-
frngcu icitens @nglnnos biloeten
bcn 8cgenItano Der aonfercn5. Serr
Son Spfe fGbrt belite nat) Yrince-
Ton. u. s.. miro aber nad @aihin9-
ton Suriidfebren, Inn Die 6rogen nit
oen Observation-Disclosures 9ennttcn
nod griinoIiher 5li beipreden.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
3wei 5rantn cri6lagtn.
Sdlrcflides @erbrehen in Wtinsus,
Ser, periibt.

Ntinglts, Ser, s. 6ebr 6rolt
q. Mt. ct. Clair uno 5rou @iqiam
@ilfins, ibr @nit, ipIiroen erihlo-
gen, rno Sruu Ct Glair's beeiiabri-
ges Softer9en beipubtlos gei6lo-
gen. Sas 8erbrehen tpur6e I'M
2aufe Der gfa6t in Dem ct. Glair'.
i6en Saltie nit Silfe elmer itabler.
men Stange periibt. ct. Clair, Gin
9abnbebieniteter, fono Die 2ei6en,
als er belite friib BON Der 9lrbeit
bein1febrte. Sm Sol lag Die bliit.
beflefte Ntoropaffe. Son Dem Wfor-
Der feblt jeoipeoe Spur.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
@il's jnm Oritttn Mial
prObicrtll.
Wnrtinbal itrebt nod immer nadJ
(SpnDernenrsamt.

Gaming, @tih, >. Se6r. Gre
berif &. MartinOolc BON Detroit er-
fldrte bier bcltte, oab er IN bieicn
SSSabr iih INN Die repltblifaniidc
8oupcrneltrs- domination belperben
peroe, nenn Der 0eniits5uitano
sSrau Wfartinbale's, Die ieit mebre-
rem Wonaten franf lit, fid) Deiter
beiiern iollte. Sein gntidlliB biirfte
in 5pei @od)en befanntgegeben mer-
ben. 0tartinoale mltrbe III 1912
lno in 1914 IN beu grimdrpahlet
geidlagen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06

nod itn Saroe Iillo, lillfuioerlegll6e
@ouna6ten beibringen, Die lie err
rnGdtiqen, binoenoe Serpflidtungen
eirl5llgeben.
Nus 9fcgicrungSqueGen itonnt Die
9to6rid)t, baB iidJ Die @epolferllng
MontcnegroS IN bemcrtensmert
freunbli6er @eiie gegeniiber Den
oiterreidiiGen Srllppen beninlntt.
@rose Gntriiitnns in SemtidlanO.
9on0on. 5. Scbr. Der &pr-
reiponbcnt &elttcrs in Slnliterbonl
meloet, buB oie oaltimg oes SopitGns
bes SfIcppers Sting StepbcH eegcn-
iiber Der Man1i6aft bes Zeppelin 6
10 eincn Stlirnf Der GntriiItrng III
ser 9erliner Greiie berporgerlfct
bot, oie oen 6al nit Der 9arolOng
9lnqelegenbcit pergleidlt.
Ser Sofolunsciger Ingt: Gieie
ncue infamc &anolitng cntbiiat Die
aan5e 9rutolitGt bes britii6cn Gbo=
raftcrs, bic mir .Snrboren" bisber
ni6t getamtt bobcn. unb Die &piii-
i6c 3eitlrng fomnlentiert mie folgt
.SSeoerann ser iih bisber nod
cin unpurteiiides llrteil belpabrt
bottc, liluB 6ugcbcn, ooB Ser 6ull oes
Sing Strpben einen Slcden altf Ocnl
Shil0e Vritannios beOelttct.
Sritiide &iisen fcitsenaselt.
Berlin, 3. 6cbr. SrobtloS mad,
SoppiQc. 0epei6en bcS oiterrei6i-
iheu ErcB SauptqllorticreS be6eih-
nen bic fiirSlid) pu6li5icrte gtodrift
oils impobr, onB General Secir uno
Maipr 9onlpor bon Der montenegro
nii6en 9lrmee bon ppatriotll6en
Montenegrincrn, Die geeen Die aupl-
tulotion on Seitcrrci6 moren, er-
mproct tporoen noren. 0ieIe Diff
Sicrc, 6ic als 8crtrcter Der nlpntene=
grillil6en &egierl1ng flingicrten, I'M
ter5cid,neten oos Ibfomtmen fiir Die
GiniteIllmg Ser 6einbieligfeiteii. Gie
@icncr gtodlridten melocn. bob
@en. 9ccir Jest in Gettinie lit 1uno
oaB Moior 2onlpor i'm montenegriri=
idrcn Grieesan1t 0ielllt berridtet.
Stalien iebut it'd nadl SSrieben.
Serlin. 3. SSebr. 0robtIps nod,
Sappille. Gin &orreIponoent ocs
2ofol 9ln6eigers ianbtc einen telc-
gropbiid)cn 9cri6t iiber ieinen 9e-
iud) oes Soperbo Tloteuits ON Der ito
lienii6en 6ront aits Dem Die lleber-
ieeii6e gtohridten 9lgeiitlir folgen-
bes ntitteilt:
o9ic SStolicncr iinb erifopft IN
folge bes ScbIi6la9es oll ibrer Sc
n1iiblmgen lrno Der offcniidtli6en
llnnoelihfeit, einen @rfolg 5u er-
ringen. Sic boben nltr einen eirl6i-
gen @uili6, boB balO 6riebe fonmen
nloge. Giner Der boberen oiterreidi-
i6en Sffi6ierc iagte, oaB ieit Der
S6lodt bon Sslopio Die Stalicner
oie llnntoglihfeit, Die oIterreidiiden
9inicn 6u our6breden, cingeieben
h1tten. 9lls 6ie Oeiterrei6er Die
Stelli1ngen nabe SslaDia einnobnlen,
brahten Die Staliencr aa ibre slrtil-
lerie ins Sbiel. Inn einen allgenleinen
9lneriff 5u perbiiten. Sic iinb nod
ncrpos ilno eifrig nit Der Serooa-
fontnnirng ibrer 6peiten uno oritten
@robenIinic beihGftigt. &or einiger
3eit nurbe on einem Nunft, NO Die
Sdan5groben Scr chamber gegen-
ilberltcbenoen Sriippen MIR IN fur5er
9iiton5 bon cinonoer liegen. 6as ito
lieiliihe 9ominanoo Y8orlpartsl~ ges
bort. Statt por5uriiden, riefen Die
SoIbotcn 5uriif: oSorlports, Sopi-
TAM" Ser &apiton trat Damn berans
lno rief bon ncuenl: SorlpGrtsl" !" Gr
ltiir5te gleid buraiif bon elmer angel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
.talien gdnSlid

Ynris, ). Scbr. Ser gesinn Der
Sffeniipe Der Sentid,en nno Snlsa-
rem, Die an Der griefliihen @rensc
liegcn, uirO onrfl Sepeiden ans Sa-
lpnifi gemelbet. Us beitGtigt iidl,
baf 9lrtilleriegefcd)te bereits ieit
suei Sasen in Der 8eseno uun 9ui-
run I'M 6anse limb nub bak Die brit
tiiden idlueren 8eidiite uurlamfis
bic Nberbano baben.
SonSpn berid)tet amtlih.
9onoun, 5. fScbr. 9as &ricgs-
amt pcroffentlid,t beltte 6clgcnocS
ilbcr oic Sorgauge an Der sSelt-
front: So
1Seiu6Iihe slrtillerie ipor nor6lid)
lub iilbIi6 bonn So 9aiIcc Sanuls
totig. ltniere Slrti(lcrie bel6oB Die
feinbIi6en @rGben 0fpiiden DER glrcrc
rno Sonlme. 6einbIidc Slicger 5cig-
ten SGtigfeit bel Ypern. Glperbing
lpuroe picber beidloilen."
Seridlt iiber SGmpfc au Der italte-
niidlem Nrunt.
& 0 nL 5. sSebr. lleber 9onoon.
Die folgcn0e ontli6c GrflGrllne
nuroc lerte abgcgcben:
rSSm Sugnno Snlc fonocn lintcr=
gcorbncte 3uiomnlcnItoBc Spiidcn
&ocegno llno Soreegno itutt. NO Der
Seino 5l,rilfgeihlogcn iprrbc llno
ci,tige 8efangcne in llnicren S1nbcn
licB.
.SSn Gnlruc Don Snlmtino grifi
Der iSeino unlerc Stelllingen bel
Sonto Wnrio an. Sros bcs bidtell
9tc6els. Scr Die S1tigfeit DER 9lrtilfe-
RE lobn1Iegte. crrnoglid|tc 1tns Die
reht5eitige 9lnfunft bon %eritGrfiln,
gen, ben Seino nit aniebnlidDrn Scr
lliiten fir i'm ub5uid,lugen. 9luf ocn
Sohen BON Ep69pro ipeitlif bon
80r5 perill6te Der 5cino om Gon-
neritag lid unIeren Stellltngen 5il
nGbcrn. 8ei Dem 5meitcn Scriu6c
mohten unIerc Sr,ppcn cinen 8e-
genangriff uno ihlueen i'm unter
3uriidlaiillng ciniecr @efangenen in
bie 6IudDt.
9lmerifa cmtidlGbigt 8riehenlauo.
q them, ). 5cbr. Ger omcrifa-
niid)e 8eianote 8orrett troopers bot
nit Den griedJiiden 9eboroen ei,l slb-
fomrnen fiir bie lofprtigc glrs5ab-
lung BON odt Wtilionen 0ra6mcil
cur @egleidung Der 6Oroerllng 8rie=
6enlanos m bic Ser. Staaten fir
oie @e5oblung BON 8elOanpeiil,ngelt
berbeigefiibrt 8on iest oil Derocn
@elnaus5ablitngen III 8rie6enlono
naf einem feiten @edielfllrie err
folgen.
aaiier 1srnns lit nidlt franf.
Sir d1, 3. Sebr. 9l1e @eriid,te
ilber bic &ranfbeit bes Suiiers Srand
SSoiepb iino unbegriinoet. mie bier
oui 8runo bon @ofri6ten aus ein-
panofreien Suel1en erfl6rt fpirb.
Herionen, Ole ben Serrifer fiir5lidI
seieben bober, erfl1relt, OoB er iidJ
bel beitem @obliein befinbet uno
ieinc Sagesurbeit, pie geipobnlih anl
Worgen INN 4 llhr beginnt. @eion-
6crs miro bcrnorgeboben, oaB er iif)
ieit slusbrud) bes &rieges benierfens-
perter @eillnobcit erfrelit.
Rod fein Srieben NIT Iontenesru.
@icn, 5. Sebr. Die bieiigcn Sc
boroen boben ougeniheinlib ibre sln-
iid)teI geGnoert be5iiglif Der 0tog-
lihfcit pom Observation-Disclosures
nit Wonteregrp. Gs miro nngefiin-
higt, bob Die Gerbanblingen nod,
nidlt begpnnen boben ,rno nerifoben
tperoen ioleu, bis Die RiiIiiter, Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06

! burhbobrt Sn Soben. Sic SoIbotcn
apploubierten i'll Den @rabcn rno
riefen y9rapo, Gapitdnl"
Shreflidl, iueun iuabr.
Yoris, 8. 6ebr. Gin offi5icIler
(9) bulgnriifer gerid)t, Der iiber
9ltben Oem Senlps 5ueegangen mar,
iaet, baB 40 Wtann lp1breno bes
fiir5lid)en 9lngriffes fran5oiiiher
9lerOplunc ouf bltlgoriife Sager ge-
totet itno iiber 500 Nann perlplrnoet
lplroen. gln benl @neriff beteiIigten
lid nngeblih II 9lerpplnne. lleber
200 Snmben lpurben uif Die bulea-
ridden 2ogcr in Tetri6 imStrunisa-
Sul berabgeporfen. Gus 8onlbaroe-
ment mar IN 90 Ntiilrtten poriiber.
Earis mclDet amtlidl.
|oris, iiber 9onoon, 5. iScbr.
0aS fro1l6oltide &ric9soint ncroffent-
li6te belite nafnlittag fplgenoen Sc
rid)t:
ISM 9oilfc Der gia6t gob es feill
Greignis bon 8ebeutilne jlt inelbcn ="
George 5eist lid uieber.
2onopn.5.S Sebr. &onig @corge
Seigte itf bcltte 5ltrt eriten Ntal, lett
0en er Icstcn Sftober bel etner Hcpuc
iiber Die britiihen Sruppen in Sronf-
reid, pnm Eferbe ecitiir5t mar, in Ser
Seffelltlidfeit. Gr nobntc einer
gluffiibrl1ng BON Ser6i's 4cqllien
5ltm In6enfen on Die I'M ariege &C.
faIlenen Solooten bel.
Sol. 6pmie bel Guiueare.
9Suris, 5. sSebr. 8rGiioelt 8pin-
care entpfing beute Sol. &. Ot. Souie
linb oen umerifoniIden 9otidofter,
@iaium 6. Sborp, in Gripatoubien5
ltno unterbiclt lid nit ibnen lGngere
3eit. gs mar Col. Souie 5peitG
llntcrreoitne nit oenl FrGiioentcn.
Ser 9pti6after COB geItern nbero Sll
@bren oes Colonel elm 9iner, Dem
Grenlier 8riono, Miglieber ocs oi-
plontutiiden &orps nno Der omerifo-
niiben &olonie beiipobntell. Sol.
Souie mill ont Wtontoe bon bier iiber
9onbpn nod 9lnerifa 5uriiffobren.
Miprbbnbc in 1tnifprm.
9onbpn, 5. sSebr. 2elttnont
George Gooere non oen cnnooiihe1
Srlppen lp1troc bei,te in @in6eIter
5um Sobe berurteilt, nohbem er Der
Grntoroing oes Sergeonten S5onne
bon ieinem &egilnent idulbig beflln,
ben pprben mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
0twiiirnsfDnos btreid)trt.
Niidlisamer inuote iiuei Sims, 9scm
sDurfer $4S76.50 nns Sdnb-
amt.

@oibiugton, 5. Scbr. Der
@cipiiiensfonos bes Sdlasanltes tpnr-
DC beiite Inn 5tpei 9eitrGee bereid)ert
Scr cine mar in Der 0obc uon
$4S76.50 iino fam bon eincm ytciu
s)orfer glnipolt, Der i'm 9eamen eines
iciner Slienten hanbelte; ser 5tpeitc
heitono oitS spei 9imes bon ciner ull-
bcfonnten Yerion in % d) g a II,
Ole empfabl, oab oos 9elo sur lin.
icrItiislng eines Yaiturs perlpenbei
pcroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06

- anrierf Sure GrfaItnnn in ct.
nsm Sage = Hcbntt ein .iirfii6es
@ao i'm Oriental SoteI. (sIns.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
Ser Nugriff Der &erbiinoeten Quf
@aloniti bat anl6eineno
begonnen.
Stalitn gdnSlid eridOpft, ioa iid nad baloietn
TritOeu itbnen

burhbobrt Su 8oben. Sic SoIbatcn
applaubierten i'll Den @rabcn ulo
riefen y9rapo, Sapitonl"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
Sarriiuns Scridlt.

sd hattc fpcnig 3eit, Scobod)-
tllngen al nlad)ell, oenn init meinen
@cgleitern pllroc i6 lntter 9ed be-
orocrt, mo mir 6tpei Gage lang fcit=
qcbnltcn ipuroen, cbcnip ipie oic
Mnnnifnften bon Sd)iffeit, Die Dor
her berienft iporben iparen. 9lIs idl
nit mcinen gSGd)tcrn iprad). bon
beneu nicle Ser engliifc1 Spradc
out mGdltig morcn, crbiclt idl fcinc
9luSflnlft.
~Ils i6 pieocr on 9oro mciucs
SGiffes gcbradlt lpiiroc. iono ih cS
in pollcn Sciiec Der Ieutide1t.
9onben maren auf oic 9riifc &C.
Loot Snt &nrtenbnus ino i'm Wio-
i6incnroluu logcli 9Iei6falls &c
idolic, lnb mon iagtc mir, bab bci
Dem erItcn Sln5ei6cn bon @iberitauo
Die 9onlbcn 5ur @rploiion Qebradlt
lno ooa Sd)iff pcrienft perocn
tpilroc.
~9tiGts mlroc uon Ser 9(ppom
eltfcrnt nit 9lmSnobme pon @olo=
barren olts @cit- Ifrifa i'm @ertc
bon etfpo $fS0.000. Gic Ieutid,en
DrBtcn oligeniheinlid), oaB mir 6ic-
ies Solo botten, 0enn Dies mar ibre
erlte 15rogc, nls idl nn Ied oes
9elltcid)iffs fam. SS6 fam mid
iiber Ole @ebon6litng ourd Die 9eut-
id)en nidlt befloacn. Sd tpnroe pom
Scutnont Berg ieben 9lbenb Inn ied1s
llbr jiI cinem GoftaiI eingelo6cn.
0ieier muroc ims in meiner friibe.
rem aabine gereidbt. Ser 3utritt silr
Bride ODER i'm aartenbaiS mar mir
jeood) bertpebrt."
gSie Der Gbefinaenieur glibbnrner
erfldrt. laQ cine 9cmbe unter bent
Soitptuentil, no tic Soq rn6 gtadlt
bcinoht purbe; tic botte 6ic 3orm
eincs 3plinbers irnb NOR 5lpci iSllb
bod. Ter ESnaenicur itno icinc 2cutc
nerridteten Die linen Suitebenoen
Sbliegcnbeitcn.
geiiefrage bleibt nnerleoigt.
yS | bington. ). 9Sebr. Die
6rage i,ber Dos geiieredlt am Cant
pier Ippom miro mobri6einIidl bis
5un enbc oes &rieges cine offene
bleiben, lino bo5 Sdiff miro in5lpi-
i6en Der 8elpn6ung our6 omerifo-
niid,e 8eanite in gfelpport Stems un-
terltellt merben.
gSiberipre6enoe glnipriibe Der
8riten lnb 9eittifen peroen bonn
Staatsoepartement uno Der ytcltroli-
totsbeboroe erlpogen nerben. ober
ilbcr einc gnti6eioung uerlalitct
ni9ts. Sm gagenleinen neigen ii6
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06

- Bring @itel Sris lit i'm &urs
geiunfen. sSriiber bot i'm 9oroon
bon 3eit 81 3eit 5unt aonig bon I'm
gurn proflalniert, iest mil es i'm
gum Serbcnfonig MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
Seiibtitel mag nndJ Seenoienns bes
Srieges entidjiebcm luerben.
8plobarren Inn @erte ppn S1S0,000
in Siherbeit sebrad)t.
Sebanblung Der 8efangenen bnrdl
TriienntnnnidDnft frennblidl.
&ielleidlt mnis GnsIano itetig gSafts
fren5er pDr bnfen nnterbalten.
Seinc sefabrlidDc Snonng irgenb.
ueldDer 9lrt OIL Spro Der 9sriic.

q ep Dorf, 3. sSebr. Ser oeitt-
i6e @elltei0ger, Der oen Sompfer
9lppan faperte, ipor Die y8onga",
mic aapitGil Sarriion, bcr friihcrc
9efeblsbaber bcs Sd)iffes. ser bier
olf Dem 9antpfer Sonlilton Don
9teDport eintraf, befonnt gab.
3uianlncn NIT Sarriion troicn icinc
Sffi5ierc uno Wtalutid)oftcn, i'm
@au5cn t50 aopfc, Gin. Sic ncr-
ben ieoGlfoas muf bcm 9ompfcr
Baltic nod @nelano geid)idt Dcr-
ben.
Ser aupitan crfl1rtc, cr babe fei-
ncn onbcren Nlusipeg, ols Den ser
GraeblIlg geieben, oIs or Den friegs-
nloBiger 3uitanb ocs Sd)iffcs, oas
i'm alifbielt, erfdnnt bottc. 9lIs Der
arcu5er etipo 5lpei Sd)iffsIGnaelt
cntfernt mar, crying Scr 9cfehl on
bcn aopitGn, nit icinen Sefoffisic-
rcn on Sorb jlt fommcn. Gr be-
nIerfte Damn oell 9toinen oes Sd)if-
res mtf ben aarten, Die I'M Stetcr-
boitIe orSbinacn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
aniier Srnns lit nidlt franf.

@ien, 5. Sebr. Die bieiigcn Sc
borben baben augeni6einlid) ibre sIn-
iiften gednbert be5iielif Der 0tog-
lidlfcit pon Observation-Disclosures
nit Wontenegro. Gs miro angefiin-
higt, oaB Die Gerbanolingen nod
nidlt begpnnen boben uno neriboben
Deroen iolleu, bis Die Niiliiter, Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06

nod int 9anoe iinb, untuioerlegli6e
@oama6ten beibringen, Die lie er.
m0dtigen, binoenoe Serpflid)tungen
eirl5lgeben.
Nus &cgicrungSqueaen itomnlt Die
9tofrid)t, baB lid Die @epolferlnlg
Montcnegros in bemcrfensmert
freunoli6er @eiie gegeniiber ben
oiterreihiid)cn Srilppen beninlnt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-06
@otbflut im Miifiip=
pi= un0 Sbio=@e=
biet.
Mamgel an 9lrbtitsfrdfttn ma9t
ii6 tmpfiaoli4 btmtrfbar.
@enm oieier Samm brift, ipiirbc Der
gon5e Srt 5erItort tperben.
Sdlnccitnrm in Colorado.

Sdlnccltnrm in Colorado.
0urongo, Col, 3. SSebr. lin
Wtitterl1odt begann elm Shneefou,
Der iid) bel einem Stlrm bon SO
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ser Spite BON Wonnihaften itebt. Die
periu6en, oen @erfebr iiber oen Cunt
bres-BaB pieoerber5uiteaen, beridl-
tet, oaB ein Sell Der freigelegtcn
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ser 9fGimiug Der Strede nad Gil
rerton lit begonnen Dorben. Sort
ba6cn Die Seipobner mir fiir 5tuei 80
6en 9ebensnlittel OIL Sailo.
9eri6te ans Dem 0orbtpeiten Tcil-
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S6afc in groBcn 0fengen am Srn-
ger eingeben.
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grfonias Gitp, slrf., 3.
SSebr. Seit geitern abeno lit bicie
Staot obne @aIier unb 9id)t, ba oie
betreffenben @erfe ilnter @aIier ite-
hen. Die gan5e Stabt lit iiber-
idipeinmt. Gie @epolferung lebt,
ioiueit mogli6, i'll ben stueiten Stod-
perfen ibrer SGitier. Yenoletpn lit
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uer boben ii3 III Siderbeit eebradt.
Giel Gieb lit umecfonlnlen.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13
HANNAH
(Progress)

(Progress)
Geo. Finney was in Grangeville last
week.
Doss Rosengrants is domiciled in
the Heaston cottage by the M. e.
church.
George Paris and son, Vincent,
leave this week for old Missouri to
spend the winter.
Arthus Horning left for Moscow
Friday morning after visit with his
parents here.
Mrs. p. b. Blake, who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly recovering.
A baby girl was born to Roy Robi-
nett and wife in this city on Deem
Der Both.
James Witt came up from Lewiston
last week for a visit with his old
friend Geo. X. Reed.
About one-third of the work of rock
ing the depot road has been complet-
ed and very good job has been
done. The workers have temporarily
run short of rock.
Mrs. Lizzie Blake will leave for
Asotin the last of the week to make
her home with her daughter.
of Kamiah for lease of about 800
acres of land adjacent to that held
by the Idaho Asbestos company was
that the lease, If granted, be for %
years.
A marriage license was issued at
Lewiston Monday to Vert Van Duyen
and F. Victoria Roberts, both of KAN
iah.
The new residence of ]. B. Bryant
up Seven Mile canyon, has just been
finished and is a credit to the coun-
try.
Mrs. N. Walker returned Wednes-
day night from visit at Myrtle. She
was accompanied on the way back by
Laura and Oscar Gallaher of that
place.
J. B. Bryant returned Sunday from
California, where he visited his sick
mother. He says the residents claim
that they are having the coolest
weather in twenty-seven years.
The people of Kamiah regret very
much to learn of the coming depart
ure of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Scarf for
their new home in Spokane. Mr.
Scarf has held a responsible position
with the Rawson Works Lumber com.
pany for almost three years but has
now resolved to go into the wholesale
lumber business for himself. During
his stay here he has made a reputa.
ton as one of the most up-to-date
and progressive business men of the
town, and his place will be hard to
fill. The whole family have many
friends here.
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with a neighbor. In descending the
steep hill near the Albers farm Mr..
Triplett was thrown from the sleigh
and received a severe scalp wound
and for a time was thought that he
was seriously injured. He was
brought back to town and Drs. Shin
nick and Turner dressed his injuries.
eighteen stitches being required to sew
the torn scalp back into place The
injured man was taken home Mon
day and is getting along as well as
can be expected.
Leo Funke visited here with his
folks Sunday while on his way from
Orofino to Grangeville on business.
County School Superintendent J. J.
Staley was in the city Wednesday
from Grangeville.
A bouncing II pound son was born
late last week to Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Cearly east of Greencreek. DIR. Turn
er was the attending physician.
Deputy Sheriff Eller was in town
Tuesday from Grangeville and sold
some of the Bernatseder property I'M
der sheriff's sale at the farm east
Of town.
Miss Margaret Watson and Miss
Zenna Cochran came in Saturday
from their homes across the river,
the former going on to Sites where
she is teaching school this winter.
A. L. Dyer and family visited In
the city Sunday from Grangeville
with DIR. II. J. Smith and family.
Frank Brooke and rabbit" Dupuis
left Wednesday for points In the low
er country and may go on into Mon
tana.
Il. l.. Parker left Tuesday morning
for Orofino to attend meeting Of the
board of directors of the Northern
Idaho Insane Asylum.
T. A. Randall has a crew of men
at work harvesting Ice this week
from the Simon pond. The ice is full
ly a foot thick and Of fine quality.
Prof. Virgil Smith, of Ferdinand,
came out Saturday from the Joseph,
where he had been spending the h0l-
idays at the Watson home.
10. s. Sweet was in the city Sat
urday on business from Grangeville.
J. e. Cochran and son were In the
city Saturday from their home on
the Doumecq.
A merchant in Iowa has taken up
the question of mail order competi-
ton from a new angle. He sends
out to local people who are in the
habit of buying from catalog houses
large blank order sheet and invites
anyone to use any regular mail order
catalog and fill it out with specifica-
tions for any sort of merchandise
they may need. He offers to fill any
order at the catalog prices and pay
half the freight Naturally he re-
quireS his money in advance, but he
guarantees everything to be fully up
to the standard Of mail order house
goods. We suggest that some of our
local merchants try the scheme here
In Idaho.
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drouth of lights during last week and
FIRST of this week.
The Fireman's ball Friday night
netted the boys $24.50 above ex-
penses. This should have been doubled
as the money was going for a good
cause.
VIM. Noble of the forestry service
reported that yesterday morning was
the coolest OF the season. Register
ing 3. degrees below zero.
s. s. Keith and sons returned Sun
day to their home east of Tahoe Mr..
Keith while here made application to
make final five year proof on a quar-
ter section of land.
John Skedgell and family who some
few weeks ago sold their property at
Sites and intended to make their
future home in Michigan, have re-
turned to their former love. Yes,
they all come back.
Yesterday at the residence of Rev.
J. b. York at Sites, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Ed Gilroy and Miss
Myrtle Judd. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Gilroy of this
city, while the bride is the daughter
of Mr.. r. N. Judd, who lives on
Clear creek. The young couple who
have fitted up housekeeping rooms in
the Gelbach building over the post
office were given shower of pres
ents of a useful nature by a large
number of their friends. Both con-
tracing parties have large circle Of
friends, who wish them happy voy-
age over life's route.