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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-03
Personal
And.
Social

Miss Anne shannon Monroe
novelist and magazine writer, al.
mirer of President Wilson, was
one Of the principal speakers al
the democratic luncheon in the
Peerless grill this noon. The
Democratic Women's league join
ed the mems organizations at the
luncheon.
Mrs. George Lewis Cover will
entertain this evening at a clam
bake at PIT. Defiance park for Wis
iting tennis players.
Mrs. Everett Griggs entertain.
ed visiting tennis players this
noon at her home on North Ia
coma av.
Tacoma court No. 2, Tribe OF
Ben Hur, will give its usual pic
mic at Mantle park, on the Trac-
ton line, Aug. 6.
The Rev. Oberholzer and his
bride of Bozeman, Mont, who
have been in Tacoma a month,
left Monday for their home.
Oberholzer occupied the pulpit at
st. Marks Episcopal church dur
ing July.
Miss Florence York, elder
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Riley York, was married last
evening to DR.. Ivan Fawcett OF
Wheeling, w. Va.
Mothers, wives and other wom-
en- relatives of members of Troop
b held their second meeting this
afternoon in the Commercial
club. They exchanged news and
advice and acted on the invitation
of the newly formed Red Cross
chapter in Tacoma to affiliate
with that organization.
Tacoma Review No. 4, w. Ii. A.
OF Maccabees, will entertain their
members Friday evening with a
pre-nominational program.
The Ladies' Relief Corps Of
Phil Sheridan post will give a
card party at the armory Fri
day night, play beginning at 8
O'Clock.
Puget Sound homestead will
give a shirt waist and MILDLY
dance at Eagles hall Tuesday
xtuht
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Puget Sound homestead will
give a shirt waist and MILDLY
dance at Eagles hall Tuesday
night.
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to and the
o sharks.
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OILS it true that IL the
Germans win Verdun it will
start Them on the road to
Paris? II seems to me that
this would have very little
to do with it.
FRANCO-AMERICAN.
A.--Paris is not and never has
been the objective of the German
campaign, In spite OF the popular
theory to that effect.
The French communication
lines run north and south, and II
the Germans should take Vertlnu.
their next logical move, strategic
ally, would be to move south to-
ward Toul and to endeavor to
take this fortified area. TOul
taken. the whole French position
to the east would become insecure
and would possibly be evacuated.
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national Law; chapter 10, Tho
Rules of War.

Q.-Can you please tell me
how to get rid Of bedbugs
which are all over the house?
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A. - Enclose self-addressed,
stamped envelope and repeat your
request; information Is too long
TO print.
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The Ladies' Relief Corps of
Phil Sheridan post will give a
card party at the armory Fri
day night, play beginning at 8
O'Clock.
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steps to take to stop further
remarks and regain the con-
fidence of her mother.
ANNA M.
A.-Demand of the young man
that he either furnish positive
proof of his assertions, or re-
tract his statements.
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Tacoma court No. 2, Tribe OF
Ben Hur, will give its usual pic
mic at Mantle park, on the Trac-
tion line, Aug. 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-03

Mrs. Everett Griggs entertain.
ed visiting tennis players this
noon at her home on North Ia
coma av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-03

Tacoma Review No. 4, w. ID. A.
OF Maccabees, will entertain their
members Friday evening with a
pre-nominational program.
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Mrs. George Lewis Cover will
entertain this evening at clam
bake at PIT. Defiance park for Wis
iting tennis players.
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Miss Florence York, elder
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Riley York, was married last
evening to DR.. Ivan Fawcett OF
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
SIX PLANTATIONS
PAY OUT S491,OOO
Oahu Leads In Monthly Dividend
Distribution With 100000
To Shareholders

Six plantations dsbursed $49l 900 in
dividends yesterday, these being Pc,
peekeo, two-dolIars, $4,000, Waialua,
forty cents, 10000; O. r. & J.. Co.,
sixty five cents, $4,000; Hawaiian
Sugar, thirty cents, $4,000; =. $ NJ.
Co, twenty cents, $500; AMI Oahu,
one-dOllar, 5000 900.
Trading was very light there being
only one ve-share lot If Hrw u. Pine
apples sold at the session hnf ppint
up. Between boards, lis shares
changed hands. =. =. VI. Go. AND IA
huku lost half n point. Olnr, .. K &
l.. Co., and McBrydr were unrhrmlrd.
Price quotations were in III" raHin
stronger Rubber Iuo'rtlohs were
higher, 81 at New YORK; SIR ht
Singapore.
Unlisted securities were worry active,
sales reported totalhng 3l51 Honolulu
Oil at $40; 1900 Mountain King at
$50 cents; 5000 Mineral Pre- duets at
95 cents; 1000 Tippernry 1t 9 cents;
land 200 Engcls at 90. Rid and
Asked prices were, Honolulu Oil,
3.37h-3.40; Eng"ls Copper, 24O-
$50; Mineral Products, 93---G5 cents;
Mountain King, 6O-65 conts; and,
iTipperuTy, so cents.
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CHARGES ARE PREFERRED
AGAINST POLICE OFFICERS

Because they arrested her and took
her to the police station, Cung Loo
Sh"e, wife of Chung ing, King
street restaurant keeper, has filed
charges with the civil service commits.
sion against Police Officers Theodore
Ferdinand and Samuel X. Ferreira.
She AYERS they arrested her without
justification and asks that they be DIS,
charged from the force. The commis-
SION has notified Sheriff Rose that it
will hold public hearing on the
rhurgeS Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock, in the assembly room at the
city hull. The arrest is alleged to
have taken place August 3, at Chung
Eng's restaurant, 64S North King
street
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British CONTRAST
FOR 1917 CUBAS
Rumors Afloat At New York of
Hall Mllion-ton
Sale

Under date of August 4 the New
York correspondent of one of the sugar
houses says:
"The complete collapse of the OPP
ion market during the past two days
ras sufficed, in a sense, to cut every
me interested adrift. ReRners and
REGULATORS are equally puzzled and,
OF the moment at least, the. former
ave retired to think it over. The sta.
.istical situation remains the same a.
efOre and the country as q whole is
ust as bare of supplies as ever, but
the fact that market which was
counted upon to advance not only
failed to do so, but, on very slighr
provOcatiOn, declined violently, sent
peeulatOrs into a panic.
"OR the decline many "stop loss
orders were uncovered and accentuated
he slump. Refners could, and no
toubt would, have come to the rescue
re now to support the price of their
Dwn product, but they have never
aiken kindly TO the option market and
fact, would give a good deal to sec
il snuffed out of existence.
Good Sugar Weather
AT the beginning of the week the
Oss by fire of what was estimated ia
e 10000, tons of sugar stored at Black
ON gave spectators an access OF
courage, but before the day was out
he utter Indifference displayed by re-
,rers caused that courage to evaporate
nd to be succeeded by an equally un
reasonable panic.
"Rains have fallen pretty nearly
,ver the whole island of Cuba, and the
Indications for large crop next yeaI
re very favorable. The same is true
of Porto Rico and of Louisiana. The
'ulk of the present crop from Mauri
titus has been purchased by the British
government, and it is rumored that tn,
same government has contracted fol
new crop Cubas to the extent of half 6
million tons at from 3.S0c to &c f. o. b
What truth is in this last remains t,
be SEEM
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COFFEE IS HIGHER
At COAST MARKET
Domestic Trade Demands Better
Grades Than In Former
Years


July Gomez hH'ln"ss nj Sun Francisco
has been unprPcricrfly large, surpass-
inc all Drevious records for a single
), .,
"''"'" ''"''''E i''"'N buying "e'lN-
NY mas Deen experienced from Middle
West Markets, they having taken large
Quantities Of washed GuotomoIos
S.oI .L,....., O.,
""'''u '''''
Vadors nave ais" been sold Overland
this variety, too. growing in buying
favor.
TIT. ,,,,.,,..,,,. ,. -,
""S '"e ""'
been largely accustomed hy the fact
that the remaining lot Of the last crop
of RroziIs held in Ne, Y,rk ,rd Nav
O-, $3.50.
,a J" - " W. HI""' u"u to'.
""'u " s'""'' ''"' ",' "'' cl'''' nuS
."s I..!, '''''' pu"''''oS
49, '' ;,.. c
p.II =; wv '""'
f.a,,, hoif ~ '"p .o"t 20 a.
Ill., a. ,I;. l"""H "'S"o'
:" H. T.!.a'i =" w. spy oonoo'
.n3.a. ,o':,: "'" 'ne u"IVl
." y .;R Rt ~ LIZ az =" "n'.nel t.u
H. ,ha;. nr :" p"'' ""N' my '"'"E
,,o,, oro,, pros;I', ,';,: ~
ia o.IP a.n"n '.''IE "a "'"'e SCI
7, an nu .'I"S '"lnt" s',un'ion.
49,. .L.n,,L, w. ',E"' VI sn"t rus,
" lug '"r n''"" suites are
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
YOUNG HAWAIIAN RETURNS
HOME FROM LAW SCHOOL

Stephen l.. Dcsha, Jr.. son of Rev.
:. L. Drshp, pastor Of the IIilo Hail
Church and territorial senator from
III" Rug Island, arrived in the Matsoniu
yesterday from San Francisco. Young
DeShn spent IN" past three years
studying law in Washington, d. G., ard
recently received his degree He will
l'n\" in the MatS"niu tomorrow night
for his home in HiIo. Attorney Deshn,
VIII" is II brother Of jack X. Drsha.
Drl' CUTE Enlaninnnulr 5 private secrr.
t;'N. NIll practise law in Hawaii He
i'll shortly apply in the local supreme
court and the federal court for license
t" practise in the Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
JAPANESE BOY DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES

MaS"nori Hara, Japanese boy,
eight years old, died at the Kaukeo.
lnni ChlIdr"n's Hospital yesterday
morning, following injuries received
when h" was struck by an. army ,anto,
""hiI" truck in King street near Dow.
sctt lane Monday afternoon. A cor
"n"r's inquest will be held at ten
thirty o'clock this morning. Sergeant
Nrkea, driver, Of the truck, was not to
blame, according to the police. A
post norton examination conducted
Yesterday by Police Surgeon Aver dis,
closed that the child died from shock.
The body was eremated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
HOLT CATERPILLAR ENGINE
WORKS ON. STEEP GRADE

One of Cation Nein & Co.'s engi
neers who came in from Maui yester-
lay reports having seen n fOrty-fve-
horsepower Holt caterpillar at Maka-
wac back down in front of train of
'Orty-twO loaded cane cars, straddling
he track, and pull the train up a If
cen per cent grade, something no plan
tation engine in Hawaii has ever done.
hese caterpillars are a great help in
cane on steep hillsides and
in gulhes and depressions. The grad
at which the portable railway is laid is
no obstacle to this engine hauling loads
up or down them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
Final Shipments

|. The FlOridian left Newcastle, Satur
day for this port and Is due to arrive
August 30. She viii unload her coal
and be ready to take sugar September
"A, leaving last Island port September
IA. A. N. NOVEL;, manager of the Su-
gar Factors Company said yesterday
that this will be the last regular sail
ing with sugar for Atlantic ports aboard,
The Mexican is due to leave August
% with $4,000 tons and the FlOridian
will take $500 tons. This leaves only
about 1000 tons to be delivered on east
ern contracts, which will probably go
forward in small lots by Matson boats.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
How Railroad
Rate Increases
Will Act Here
BuIkier and Cheaper Commod-
tiles Consumed In Hawaii
Will Be Affected Most

BnIkicr and rbconor oo,,uo5i+;o.
oc,,.,,,,.I
WI '"'''"se III COST
"hrn new trnnSr"utru"ntnl wPstbound
railroad rates ~ ny September l.
Bulky chemicals such os soda asb
and o., .L.
win oe u
'''''u ""S''
There will b" httl" or no change in
finer goods. On drv goods for exam.
rIo tho fro;on, ,,.r',. muI
.u ~ y
'"'"i '""P"''' win the value or the
goods that III" merchants will be forced
ia stand the increased rates without
,,ssipg than -, ., a., o r.
" 49, ~ Wv consumer "
~ !" Wv 'NS 'NI'"SN" StuHs that the
Increases viii hc felt most.
Fred l.. WuIdron. president Of Frad
:. W,ldron I,d m,de som. ost;mo,as
v.ster,l,, nr a., ,,,,'.,,
pccted
-.roducts Most Affected
Chaon chrwi.oI. r,,r,,; - o,,
from twantv to fo,ty SniSior. tnn
probobIv vii, gn nm Gf.aon =" .ao -
Ter cont Nv T,LIr,,, "a ~ 80
"a, aL n.y. 0'''"
carload NJ his n,,.r,,nI -" e., E
SEQ will ho 4ln- go sIoo 49,, -
h. said
RnlEy md ohao, h,.I, $500.
nm oIsH p;, ir,,, r.,tos In 10
creased t,o d,lI,-. nnd - so'1.
cents tom e,,In.,i ,Lioh IN 80,
ohont n 6vr nrr c,r, incro.sa n tLa
Honolulu nrices pi,, iron 10 moro ar.
n, nsive than snIo os6 so tho. tba nc.
portionotc ;I,crno.. ~ nr;oo hoaa,,.ap ' 20
tbe greot fro;,,ht. IN ha L." 'e VI
NJ
about sovo3 nmd nIa I'VE ~ so up
|CrrrngntcJ iro,, uiu Lo ahort a. ~
cont b;gber stru,,r,ol iron "a -. -
viii IN nm fro,, .Iran - a. ~. 49,
NJ IoSst tbot VI ~ c,,c,os ouorIo,S
itnatIon Regardino roodst,,rs ..,
Foodsturs shontn not he oTaotod
much. if anv Mr.. Waldrou said Most
of tho Aonr md co,nmadi,;os 90 tkat
.Ioss como from the Coast and orc &C.
rccted Ettle nv rcil rotrs 40 tho n;iis
USUALLY ore ncnr tideU,tnr Probo hi,
,inetv nor cant of thnso aooda ~ e.
the G,n.+ The sauna Ia tr,,a % Ga
which il Hohtcr.d From, tia un;uo % ~
ucamers
These now ;ncreoses m uonol,l,,
prices follow c;osa uIop tboso forcaJ
bv the withdrawal Of the American.
Hawaiian from tia ooa.nto -,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
british STEAMERS
ARE MAKING MONEY
Profits Now Better Than Ten
Years Ago, Even Under Con-
diti0nS of War

/. At the present time British shipown-
ers are making very handsome prohts,
but inasmuch az fifty per cent Of these
profits on the average have to be paid
away in taxation. the net result to the
shareholders is not nearly so good as
some people seem to think, says Fair.
play. Whereas neutral vessels secure
the full market rate Of freight, and
have TO pay nothing like the extra tax
alton, British ShipOw ners have to sub
init TO ffty-three per cent OF their ton
mage being requisItioned by the, admir-
atty ut rates only about equal to the
pre- war figures, and have the balance of
their vessels Corrected " to ccrtalA voy.
ages at rates which are sometimes half
those paid to n6utrals, while of the
excess profit oven seventy per cent is
paid away to the government in excess
profits duty and income tax Neutral
shipownCrs are setting aside large
amounts for the extensive renewals and
repairs which are being delayed and to
Replace tonnage lost, but British own
rrs are not able to make anywhere near
the same provision.
First of 1914 Was Bad
\ summa y Of the balance sheets
which have been published during the
past three months, and include the fig
ure Of the previous quarters, so that
comparison can be made with those re-.
suits published year ago, is given. 1t
should be borne in mind, however, that
the comparison is not fair one, in
:" far us the first nine months of
1914 were disastrous for British ship
owners, as severe slump had set in,
while for the first three or four months
Of the war trading was practically i'm
possible, and the heavy expenses which
Wrr" then incurred could not he in
rluded in the freight. British shipown.
rrs, notwithstanding heavy losses in the
past, have continually built in order
I" provide for all possible demands and
in the hope that freights would be re-
nuneratiVe. This is proved by the .ol
lowing figures, which give the average
percentage of loss or profit on the cap
tal Of cargo boat companies whose ac
counts are published during the eleven
years preceding the war, after provid-
~ for depreciation at the rate of 5 per
cent per annum on cost:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18

navy stores for peace times trunspor-
tatiOn facilities, which will receive
special consideration.
Object Is Munition Output
Without binding the manufacturers,
the aides will endeavor to determine
what arrangements may be made with
each in connection with the manufac
ture of supplies for the army and navy
in normal times and in times Of ma
tional emergency.
In addition, field notes probably will
be forwarded to the California com.
mittee on matters of national interest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
JAPANESE LANGUAGE
SCHOOLS WILL REOPEN

All japanese language schools in Ha-
wnl will be opened to-day to begin
III" autumn term. Teachers and chill
dr"n enjoyed one months vacation.
T"nchrrs will ask children how they
spent the vacation to-day and regular
school will begin tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
Total ...... I,5S4.455

lo'al 1890. l,0Sl 400 ,G2S 1913
No news has come from Spain, the
l'ulknr countries nor Swift a4rl nd
rbiIe Denmark has given no inrurmn.
ton. The only existing factory in Eng.
lr"d, that of Cautley, will not work Mt
ulE because of the beet seed not hav.
ing come forth. 1t was held mp in Hol
land: no land has been planted With
br"ts and the farmers have been al.
lowed freedom from their contracts.
The total acreage does not differ
greatly from that Ct last year, the sur.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
Last Weeks Business

According to a New York market
letter to one of the sugar houses, sales
"f raw sugar during the week ended
August l. were 222,OO0 bags Cubas
ard about 10000 Porto Ricos. For the
next two weeks all refined business
will probably be placed on the seven
cent basis. Five Cuban centrals are
still grinding.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
End Is In Siuht

Oahu and Pioneer will finish Crird.
ing about the end of this month: Ne
Bryde is drying off; Lihue is almost
through; Eva and Waialua have two
or three weeks more; Olaa will grind
into September; and all the Davies
mills except Waiakea will end this
month
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18

In view of these figures, shipown ers,
even with the good times they are now
experiencing, can hardly be said to
hnv" received unduly high remuneration
for the very risky business in which
they have been engaged.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
A RumOT Yesterday

1t was rumorcd yesterday that there
have been sales TO spectators at New
York as low as ATT. The bears are in
control and the entire market is dc.
cidedly reactOnary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18

These pure, sweet and gentle
emollicnts preserve the hands.
prevent rcdncss, roughness and
chappinC, and inpart in a single
night that vclvcty softness and
Wilderness so much desired by
women. those whose occupa.
tons tend to injure the hanGs or
who suffer from dry, fssured,
itching, feverish palms and shape
less nails, with painful fnger-ends,
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are wonderful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18

THO lO1IoWlhg sugar, by bags and
plantations, is reported by the Mauna
l.oa as awaiting shipment in Kona and
| Kan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18

no"ot, Iondon q cnartsrnoG:s So IeI. -
c. Sydney! indIa b. k. Paul Calcutta: China
noNS hpnS Drug Go Japan. Z.P MAruya. Lid,
usA Potter Drug Chem. Corp.. Sole Props.
1875 Columbus ave Boston,
81 Post fres S2-pago CutIeurA Book an AuthoBs
~ On LAa Care aud TEsAtnSAE e 6kla and HHlI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-18
SUGAR ON HAWAII

The following sugar, by bags and
plantations, Is reported by the Mauna
kea as awaiting shipment on Hawaii:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-19
syauIe gier.
Briten bemerien oau1it 6rie'
oensfreunoe.
lenI;,o: 4nohfIna
9p1i5ei 1nadtlos.

2onbon, Is. Mai. Melder Mrt
oie 5reunbe iinb, pel@e bic &riegsz
pplittf Der Regierung unite. itiiben,
par aus ben niiften @traBeni3enen
gu erieben, pel6e ii6 gefern ab<
1pielten, als Jrieoensfreunbe unb
@egner Der algemetnen ,Webrpfli6t
etne 8er1ammlung i'm gtbif9en SSnz
itttut abbtelten. Dte Bolt5ei Derbin<
berte einen Mob, in 6as @ebdube
einaubringen, mar ober ma9tlos, bic
Seilnebmer, als lie auf bic @traBe
famen, Dor tdt1i6en Nngriffen 5l1
19iiten.
george 2ansburn, Der ipoblbefannz
te @o3talif, unb Grau Desparb, oie
@dpeiter bes 5elomari4aus 6ren4.
purOen NIT ben Rufen uDeutfdeT
rWerrdter!" begriiBt unb nit faulen
giern benorfen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-19
Netter in @itt)t?
&nnt Nasmui1en MID beute in
Sbnle eiutreffen.
Muterifaner in @ismiiife.

Nen Dort, Is. Mai. Ser bdni{9e
5orf4ungsreifenbe &nub Nasmui1en
'ptrb beute nit Ieinem @9iffe, ber!
n&ap Dort", in Sbule, Norbz@terll=
8ai, erpartet, an tpel9em punfte be-
fanntli9 Dr. Gbparb s. 6obeD,
bonn Mmerifani19en Mu1ellm fir Maz
tnrgef4i9te, Jibrer Der groder 2unb
9ilfsz@rpebition, i'm gi1e nit 1einen
@efdbrten feftfik., 8on Ger groder
2anb=G1pebition, bic ietner5eit am 2.
Suit 1913 ppn NetD Dorf auf benz
5H9bampfer n9iona" 1nter s5iibz
rung bon 9onalb 9. MucMilIan
abfubr, bat man felt 6erbit 1915
nt6ts mebr geb0rt. ssSjnfolgebef1en
reifte 9r. 9oDeD CUR 2ett11ng Der
8eri4ollenen aus. Nusmuf5en ipill
fem @@iff bis gum @epten1ber in
5bule laffen unb per S9lttten iiber
ba5 Gtsfelb na4 pearD<2anb borz
bringen unb 1pdter Bic McMillan=
unb 9obeDz2eute nit Der vRap gprt"
hein1bringe1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-05-19
Alte &dlte1.
Segelidiffe pon 1875 uno 1886
tuieOer aufgetafelt.
Ser 8riessprofite tue9cu.

aopenbagen, Is. Mai. Sin be-
nerfenspertes Beiipiel bafiir, bis gu
pel9en @rabe Bic Seei9iffabrt inz
folge Mangels an 5abr5eugen etnz
gef@rdntt porben 1T, miro IN elmer
Depef9e an bas n@fftrablaoet" BON
9penoborg (einen Der beoeutenbiten
SeeMfen 9dnemarts). .. &e6.) Be-
rtdtet: Mas INNER nur auf Waifer
1@pimmt. tptrb in ben 9ienit gepreBt.
3pei uralte Segelf6tffe, Die nMarie
pf Sroenfe", gebaut 1776, unb bic
rSoenooe 8roone Of Marital1, gebaut
in 1886, iinb nieoer neu aufgetatelt
unb in Dienit gefsqt pproen, Inn BON
ben riefig boben 5ra6traten gu pro-
fitteren, bic iiberall angeboten perz
Den.
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@o9oerrQt.
9as 1T Mnflagc ge9e1
Ga1eme1lt.
Sir 0oler por @eriat.

2onbpn, Is. M2ai. Sir 3oser
ga1 a1ement, ser angebli9e Mnitifter bes
irif9en Mufitanbes, pur0e beute I'M
poli5eigeri9t in 8on Street bes
9o9berrates angetlagt.
Sci ben penigen 3ui6auern, benen
es gelang, .3utritt gu erbalten, erregte
es bic grDBte 11eberroi9ung, als neben
Sir Hoger Elm 5tpeiter @efangener,
Der @olbat 9aniel Sultan 8ai!eD
ous MembleD Bel 2on0on plaB nabm.
@r 1T gemeiniam nit Cir Roger bes
9o6perrats bei9ulbigt.
9ie 8erbanolung ppr Dem poli3etz
aeri9t 1T nur ein 8or1piel gu Dem
groben pro5eB, Der Dor benz Sigh
Court fattfinOen mirb.
Galement bat, pie Der @eneralanz
polt in ieiner @rDffnunssrebe be-
bauptete, bic irif9en ariegs sgefan9enen
IN Deutf9lan0, bor oenen er i'm Sc
fansenenlager in 2imberg Mnipro@en
btelt, gegen bic englii9e Hegterung
oufaupiegeln Deriu9t. 8atleD iou
! bon tbm berfiibrt tpDroen iein.
Streid)t oen Bart.
8ooser Gaiemsnt b6rt lauser Mn.
tlage gu.
8on 3eit gu 3eit 1etnen Bart Trei=
denb, bot Gafement ietnen @llbogen
ouf Elm anie seftiiBt unD bort Der
longen @ntlose 5u. @r ld9elte, ols
Der &rononpalt fuste, bic srldnber
bGtten i'm nit 0era4tung 3uriidgez
nieien.
- Die MnfIage bebauptet, bob gafez
ment IN etnem 1lnterfeeboef nit nur
spei @efdbrten, DEN benen Der cine
1i9 nod in 6reibeit befinbet, in Sraz
lee, ssSrlanb, selonbet 1T. Sin @&iff
NIT 10000 @epehren purbe in Sraz
lee perientt. Die Mannf4aft TT gez
fangen.