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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
MAUISTORM WORST IN 81 YEARS; -
ENTIRE island IN GRIP Of GALE
Damage to Property Collapse of Houses Smashed Bridges
and Washouts Deluging of Low Lands and Cane-FieIds
Make Up Tremendous Loss

wires are down no other part of the
island can be communicated with. At
Puunene, from where messengers have
come. much damage is also reported.
Manager Frank Baldwin, however,
thinks very few lives were lost, the
ruin being chiefly in collapsed build
ings and oyerflowed canefields
Manager Penhallow of the Wailuku
Sugar Company estimates the planta-
tion's loss at a hundred thousand
dollars. The 24-inch pipe line from
lao valley, used for irrigation and
fluming cane, the bridges and washed.
out and wrecked railroad tracks are
the chief items. Repairs to many of
these things can only be made when
Continued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
BRITISH Relief
FORCE ADVANCES

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
LONDON, England, Jan. 2o.-Gen.
Aylmer's force sent to the relief Of
the British army beIeaguered by
Turks Is now close TO the Turk posi-.
ton at Essen, and consequently sew
en- miles from kuteIamara, where the
British are surrounded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
MILLION DAMAGE
NEAR SAN DIEGO
DONE BY STORMS
Associated Press by Federal wirelessl

Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. 2o.-lt is
estimated that the damage done by
storms in this city and county will
total $1,000, 900. Hundreds of families
in adjacent valleys are homeless. e.
forts are being made by authorities
and semi-public organizations here to
send food to them. II is believed that
the storm has now passed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
IS
Fighting AGAIN
[Associated Press by Federal wirelessl

[Associated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
ROME. Italy, Jan. 2o.-Fishting be-
tween Austria and Montenegro has
been resumed. Montenegro has off,
ciaIIy notified Italy that she has re-
jected all the peace terms that were
broaehed with Austria. King Nieho-
las remains with his army and is or
eanizing the defenses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20

Isolated from the outside world for two days by remend
storms Maui last night by wireless sent of death and
destruction the Valley Isle unparalleled recent island
history.
Late reports from Maui today Indicate that the loss of life
will certainly reach fifteen and is feared will be larger
Either ten eleven bodieson this reports dfer-had
been recovered up last night 1t then feared that
fifteen other persons had pershed great floods that swept
lao valley back of Wailuku and turned this beautiful and
quiet vale into terrible scene of chaos and death
Reports of property loss vary though all that the full extent
known The OF opinion is that damage
erty will reach $500OO0 place it higher.
For daysTueday and WednesdaMaui cut of from
the outside world which explains why wireless regarding
the appalling conditions the island 1t until last night
10 O'Clock message the ahana station A. Bac
manager of the wireless department of the Mutual Telephone Company
with the nmation of the disaster Basil Fenn wireless
Laana message o'clock Monday night and
until 10 last night that he heard from again. the plant fur
nshing power being disabled.
Monday night that the howng Kona gale reached such
proportions to flood lao valley During the two previous days the
weather had been bad with heavy falling and that night the
drencng downpou the tremendous dashg against
the and the racing the land reached their height Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
PAUL WILMINGTON MAY
BE FOOTBALL COACH AT
WISCONSIN THIS FALL

IAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2o.-PauI
former Honolulu boy and
later athletic star at Harvard, is be-
ing considered for football coach here.
The salary is S25o0 for the season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
DEATHS ON MAUI MAY REACH 20; HALF MILLION LOSS
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market to.
dsy, sent by the Associates PreEs over
the Federal Wireless:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
ARKANSAS CONVlCTS
MAKE ESCAPE AT FARM
[Associa.ed Press by Federal wirslessl


LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 20.-Be,
tween 20 and 40 convicts escaped to-
day from the Arkansas penitentiary
farm. Guards are searching for them.
Circuit Judge Ashford's trial jurors
have been notified to be in court at
3 o'clock next Monday morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
ISLE SWEPT BY KONA
GALE. lao VALLEY IS RAVAGED
BYCLOUDBURST MONDAY NIGHT
Noted Beauty-SpOt Transformed By Rag.
Ing Waters Into Scene Of Death and ,
DestructiOn---L Large Plan
tdtiOn Damage
THE kNo wN DEAD.

THEODORE MARQUES, Filipino, 25 years
cHuN SUM- Chinese, "a
SUYETAkE JTSU, minister, "a
MRS. cERRlLlo FERNANDEZ, Spanish, 35 years
INFANT one and one
MRS. soDETANI Japanese 90
CHILD
JUAN ROMAN MADRoNA, Spanish, years.
SPANISH BOY, five years ntfsd
SPANISH MAN. years, unidentified.
ADDITIONAL
counted for bodies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20
GREECE OPPRESSED
BY ALLIES, CLAIMS
KING constantine
Monarch Requests Associated
Press to Voice Nations
Grievance to the World
"UNlTED STATES ONLY
PUBLIC FORUM LEFT
Declares Occupation of Greek
Territory an Unbearabie En-
croachment on Sovereignty

ATHENS, Greece, Jan. 20. =
King Constantine of Greece today
voiced through the Associated
Press a vigorous protest against
the actions of the Allies in and to-
ward his nation.
Sending for the Associated
Press correspondent, he said that
he wished to express, through the
newspapers of the United States,
his profound indignation" at what
he terms the unheard-of high
handedness" of the recent attitude
of the Allies cncroachments upon
the sovereignty of Greece, culmi-
mating in the occupation of Corfu,
near Athens, and of blowing up the
bridge across the Demir Hissar.
lie said that it is the merest
cant for England TO talk of the
German violation of Belgium and
Luxemburg after what the Allies
arc doing in Greece.
He declared that the press of
the Allies has perverted and mis-
represented his motives after per-
sonal interviews he had given news
papernen representing journals in
Allied countries.
The only forum of public opin-
ION left me is in the United States, =
he declared. The situation is too
vital for me to care snap about
royal dignity in the matter of in
terviews in the press when the life
and independence of Greece stand
at stake.
Look over the list of Greek ter
ritory occupied by the Allied
troops: Lernnos, Imbros, Myti-
lene, Castelloriza, Corfu, Saloniki,
Chalcidice peninsula and part Of
Macedonia
"Proportionately this equals the
territory the United States won
from Mexico. All of this was oc-
cupied by the foreign troops with
out lease"
When. King Constantine was ask
ed his belief as to the probable out
come of the war. he said briefly,
II expect it to be draw"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-20

PARIS, France, Jan. 2O.-High
French authorities consider King
Constantine's complaints ground
less. They say that the Allies have
occupied Greek points only tempo
rarily with the consent of Greece,
and this has been done for the sake
of aiding her ally, Serbia. They
declare that the Greek people are
sympathetic with the cause of the
Allies, and point to the fact that
Greece is accepting Allied money
in loans.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

Jcn PARK Land Co Piper Boulevard
named
Sch W.
3 srhro
Je6 named sub
Pete named
WARD NO n ~ 49, CAP NO ,io
pek.sen sterling Park sub Of g: ely part Of
William. Dicherson last named sub
sterling Park Land Co. Dics.rson :ss named sub ..
". s. Gray 81 al -. Dckerson last named sub
WARD NO u NO
A. Mack Ave sub Of that part Of
p. C. SIS. N. OF Jefferson Ave- r.
I-enox. last named sub
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

. and a., Of JEFFERSON e.......................
T. Jensen e. rernyson last named sub, .............
l. Hughes. rennyson. last named sub.
g. Glars Park Real Co.. Tennyson last named sut
%. Tfbbetta, Tennyson. last named sub.
= Holden. e. Tennyson. last named sub
2. McPhal W Ienny.on. last named SUB.
j. connors W Tsnnyson. last named sub............
chauvin; =. Continental last nsned sus...........
y. 9. Meyers. e. Continental last named sub.
e. O. Continental. 1astsnauned sub.
81 Clair PARK Land Co. e Confidential last named %
r. weisch. Continental last named SUI.
r. weisch.s Continental last named Sub
ST. Clair Park Land Co. Continental last named sui
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

H1oRt1RA. nst saaeA sub. SIS H.
eetees. last ssnsd se.
Pr: .l, s:: ::::.. S:;'s: =: s: s;
.s,ss, .: en- = y: !, k: s:. IL IL
r; ..s ~; II;
Ky 1ft1Ga 0rY7ynq's sub. Of iots ]. ana
- I'D Hleg ~. thereof Of the
bS<S< 80. ..........-f....
H8 1m9X yu0....s..... .s..,.......
]7 49, -. 80 = = -. c;ip "a, az.
~ nlvw vssw ~. y pan Up
:. .s,s1.s. Z; ~: =. $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-01

.. IAN n.
& ~ Ea!rv3sW, lass aane4 ssb. ...................
Icy
= y ~ ~ -" a. n cap NO Isl
~ ~ F01rvtew, Dsnsteau's subb. % ths n sSS r. Of
IL q u. O. ~ lytng D. of JeJRerSoa .......-..
[h,8 ga !. q, N - car No SIS
x@y eatsvtsw. Ksaas Isiaad View sub. Of part Of
- ~ iast nansd s.i
2s5 |x.t (. 81. -. CAP NO So
&9SxyyySs 1oet name0 SUB
AL E.. as !. ~. car no iis
.<I<k,~
800 ISst1gs last nsnnsd sub...............,...
1opS NAMED SUD.
xl1,1s4egss cAsrsss's SUB. Of lot j, R,eSsrs Il.
1eeU*1eeS 10 r., incius,vs. Of Oriynn's sub q
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-05

9ie neiteTten uno origineIIiten Mu.
ter In Spissn, @abptdppden, Gin.
idten ano 0ergleiden tper0el ale in
oieiem giidle ee5eigt.
gae SdfeIftide, De[6e geuobn.
lid gebrnu6t iperScn, iin6 oarin
artbalten nno erfl1rt. Die Muiter
iino groB itilo bie Qniueifungen flar
un6 0egtlih. Gin teOer farm, utlb
Uenn aud crit elm anf1ngeE Elm
@eiIter I'm SdteIn iperoen beim &c.
braud oiefes @u6es.
SaSes Wluiter lit o~6ae6iI6et urtO
crfIdrt in Der einfaditcn @ciie, 10.
Bob eiu jeoer obne aasnabnle f66ne
9lfeIorbeiten onfertigen fam. @cnn
5ie ouh nod 70 bieIe Bidder ia.
ben, 0ieies ilbertrifit ale bisber 0d.
eeiucieue.
81 liz per Bud. 3u beftclfen
Ourd bic sGmoba tribune, 1911
&cpcrA Gh.. Gulnba, atebr.
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,aIamitu9, Sie beRe SUPERINTENDENT.

Gieben Ger bernorrngen6Itet
5odOerItdnoigen i'm @1iIhDirt.
idafts 8eIen behRbten 0ieier Gage
Die uobIbetannte Atlantic" Mitdl.
pirtidaft uil0 be5eitneten 6ieIelbc
els MuiteraHitnIt. Die bier ge.
harObabte giilf) tpirO paiteurilieri
mo genait nod ben bon oen
Staats 8niru : Sdulen orfgelteateu
8ritn6IGten behdn0elt.
Bette robe giild lit nnh anid)au.
ing OieIer Gnhperftdnoieen unter
lmitdn6eri aidt idaOIid, bod gebt
man fihfrer. ipern man inter al.
fen gerbdItnHien paiteiiriiierte
Nil9 beriueibet. uilo 70 Der sc.
iobr aug benz Mege gebt.
6riiber ODER ipGter tUeroen &c.
iebe aiigenorlnten tper0ell, bic ben
51n6eL NIT niht pnfteuriiierter
NiIh nIs misunderstanding Der.
bieten tper6eli. Die n9[lonuto" lit
Ser 9eit pordlts geeilt unb Der.
fanft ihon icst nur nod pnfteuri.
iierte Wfildl, Die, toie sSbnen ieoer
ar3t mitteifcn tuir6. abIoIilt fein,
irei tno 6cfoumlid lit.
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GdS Better bicrleIbIt III inmei
nod reanerifh mb Ialt, bdlt ieood,
0cn Garmer nidt ob, feline Aefer
iino SeI0er 81 beiteIlen; mir b6rten
an Giasta1 cinen 6armer Iagcn.
cab er Den arobten 1eil ieines
SlornieIoes Bereits bepiIan5t babe.
Gie Beihdite leioen bnrd1 obige
geOingnnaen nidt, oa bas a9luto~
ben Garnier IN peni1en Niimlten
mad Der Stnot bringt, no CT feline
eintauie beiorgen fam.
Soeben erbielten fbtr elm pnar
3eiIen BON 5rnu Soiepb 3erbs.
IN ueIhen iie ms oos glcflItot
6er @~erIoIuHg bon Ielbit algefcr.
tigtcn artifeln gum geiten oes
titerreidii9en 9ioten aren5es nit.
teilt. 9ie 3iebing fano in BEN
.2otaIe Der Geutonid 9oge ser
SermanHsiobne am 26. glpri[ It1tt.
Ger oIiidIide @epinner 0es 90.
fotiiiens NOR SelirD 9iiut bon
bier, uno Ser 8eitungsboIter fpitroe
BON gbil. Shoa bon SuIielt. 9teb.,
geiuounen.
llHermiioli6 orbeiten Srau Serbs
unO lire Sdneitern lno 5rau
GebbubH meter, unO in Ser n1tIten
9icbnug iUer0en Elm @nnoforb in
&~nopfarbeit bon 5rau 9tostp, 70.
ME m0ere fdone So4en sur Ser.
tounien.
2esbaIb lit es plnldensmert.
CAB elm Sober, Ser oas 2dilo, mo
ieiHe &ieee itan6, nidt bereeIien
tat, oieie e0len Samen in i9rer
iaDeren ar5eit unteritiitt uno 6a.
iiir 0en Sanf non taAIenoen bon
gerpmnSeten lrno fit INNER Sir.
beitsHnfdbigen erntet. Moge 0es-
balb elm Se0er mad ieinen 9r1ften
5eiiteuern, iu0em man iid on 6rdl
3er6S an Ser IL. uno 6.
gDe, Sem HatstelIer gegenii6er
GrnIt Sbnrp, tuel6er IestenI
Serbit 6urd Initiir5en ieineg au.
.c8 itper berIest unr0e, febrte oie.
{ ISOLDE BON GgteIIior Springs,
no, beim, NIT Ser gugiiht, bal.
)igit lpieoer hergeitellt al per6er1t.
Charlotte Waouring, cine 9odter
Jon Sris @foGring in atIantie,
eeb., nno cine GHfeIir bon Dem
5erltorbenen &ln. Moaring bon
liegt pon eineut aepoIDeriduB
.5tli6 in Die @ruit gatroffen, IN
mem 0ortigen &oipital Daruieoer.
Die llnglifiihe beOiente iid 0es
feboIDers, nm einru Snbift Su
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jrauen-9itSDGrei

Infer Iebtes aartcHfr1n5den ipar
leiOer nidjt 10 gut beiuft, ais mir
eriDortrt bntten. DoA mar es elm
5iemllh bergnii0ter Rahmittag,
trelder etdas getriibt iuiroe ourtl
gran goIads ablpcienbeit. Gas
uddite aartenfrdnBdea finoet on
Withhold, ben II. Wlai, i'm MlIif.
beim ftatt; boffentli9 fallen on benz
Saee nidt wieoer pcrIhieoeue In.
tcrbaItungeu onf ~0enieEben Gag,
IrnO mir LADEN hermit oae freuno.
lidit Gin, iib at oieienl Gage frci
81 MAIDEN, l8l unler Strengthen nit
Blan5 ourd5uiiibren. GS pirO ia
pordusiihtlin ndbrenb oes Com.
mers cine 4auIe aemadlt merben.
.gs lit fir Die 6rauGL tpc!he iib
10 midglihe @liibe gebeu, ole I'm.
t~erbdltlngen nit Grfolg 81 fro.
men, redt eutnmtigeno, 70 picle Ieere
eide su ie6eH, ulo bonn Die meni.
Gen 8ienuige ST. 5dbIeu, bic be.
iiimmt iino ilr uniere arnIerL &C.
priiften @riiber i'm aLteu gater-
Ion0e.
@eItern erbielt id cine 9arte aus
Re6rosfa gstp. Sic SdreiberiL
Grou auna 9erbs, piro mir per-
5eiben, tDenn i'd oieie 3eiIen Der.
oifentIidc, bod grfoIge NIT GROCER
5reunOe 5erciten g~eteiIte 5reube, ii.
Sas lit 6oppeIte 6retioe. Die Dame
idseibt, ooB beioe GRANDDAUGHTER an
26. April i'm Oortigen Sntsfeaer
tpur0en. 0as praftDoae
Sofafiiicn bot Gin Serr eeiponncn
ipelder iih aus 8nnfborfeit nod
I'M .@oI0enen BUD eiutrug. Ser
3eitungsbolter ging nnd SulieR
g1eb., lit ober bis iest nod nidtI
obgebolt. Gle g~erloierinnen (oie
tonnen mir inns boriteaen
boben aus beiom Sohen $4,000
un0 Der @erein miro MN
balo nit $4,000 uuieren gieben
i'm aIten gaterlnu6e inter Sic ar.
me greiien. ga BEN Gameu bic
@erloiiula Di6er allies Grparte
gegliidt lit, ipoIlen iie bies eole
1ert fortieben nit einer1 @anb.
torb, nanoerbor in 9uopfarbeit
gefertigt, Mlo einem 9nmen-gsndt.
8etDano nit %gebdfeIter Baiie W6
Scr ninmt Sole? @liif out 5ur
ndditen @arIoimlg oeebrte 6rat
m, tpiinIdt eiid allen
Olga %. Roebnelunu.
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Ger SnIsr I'm e4ABtusrat In
kflHs TAdoidt an bss muIli6sr
QambflHit.


aanlpillHie.
CIR ben mlIItdriI9m Senior IN si
I'm unisrfdnO on Bet Gront oitl 81
haell4er alS I'm Bureau Der grcbsu
Stabt 70 mtlnt i~pfnlgilsas elH
nmsritaHii6sr Observation-Disclosures,
Der ben 3sniurbstrisb In Der sugIi'
f6en Rampilinit tsansn osIsrHt bat.
ulii Der 9onirpue Der nbsehsnbeu
ppfia6tu IN bert mditens iir ben
Gbi6nitt Gin iingsrsr SffBisr be-
trout, uuO feline Mrbtit gsbt Inc I'm
eemeHsnt. Dsnn 9ommD III ishr
id%rsibIuItis, unb ouf Qnfaisidrten
III sr ssrabe5u DsrItFM, 9itis Nm
iihtsiorisn Inb Sumsia frdnJofIhes
Gabriinti Ne Nerfn Iebr bspfeis Sse'
nen in isbr lebtdftm Barb,u bar. uno
s buHlsr Is IinO. nm 70 better DefaI'
Zen is Dem eneliI6en aritgsr 3u'
msiit 3tigtR lie GoIodttu Soleaten In
iibnsr gOis, SeIbotsn. Ole fia nm
cine poblgeItnltete unb fart betone'
tieris 3ams ordnetn unb srlldrsn.
bnB Ie voas Daitrlanb bsIrsitn4 ipsrs
ben. liner cine aarls bon Der Isbtsn
grt BAT Elm Comm ssidrieben:
s2isbs 2i55is - i1 buffs. oisIs aarls
triift Did ssfunb on. iuis i'd Is bin.
Ns IN cine frdnj5fiHe aurit; Die
uHterI9rift beoentst: Gang Iebs bic
aOniein bon 0rantrtth!1
Die annette art bon goalafsn Be-
febt bnuptidhIin aus griusn ums
bisIs miFsR psrfnsIts
griefs %sutboIien, bic nsb,n BEN Sics
gel Die ilntsrTdriIi bss abisnoerR
tragen unb osifen sibIi6s 9sriihe
rung, Dab in benz GrisF nur 0ingt
ssfhrisben iino, bic Tin ouf pripofe
p0er GamiIisnnngslegenbsitsu bs5iebtn.
9ait linen Bat Der Senior I'm a1aes
msinen bic tpsnieIis arbstt. 81 bat
uur barber su MAIDEN, DAP niti
bod cine eeipihtige 9ohridt an II,
Bsnoeine berbd9ties QorsFs bur2gs'
f9mug9elt nirb, ettpa an Den 5ers
nusgtbsr elmer 2onhonsr 3situng, oel
lpabri6einIid fpsnig SntsrsFe fiji
spribats o6tr IdmiIisnangslnenbei,
ten bes iGrsibsnbtn Summb baden
biirftt.
Damn tOmnt ols brittle aufaabs
bos G%inbringsn IN Sie 6tbeimntFe
Der uuOsrIi@tIten grisfs. Sisr tOmmi
Der Senior i6nea bobtntsr, bag bic
Eolbatsn In oiefen Gritfen manhes
NIT Der bsionberen qbiitt ftrsiben,
b 6urd BE 3enTHr ibrsn 9OrgeIebs
fen bei3ubrtngen. GO sttpn, fusrln ein
9emsiusr f6reibt, mir baben in
Den Issten brsi Wo6sR t,inen SoIb
betommtH, ober be SfFiSiers psrbsn
ia nobl nifsn, mo bas Gslo eeblie,
ben IT." guff6liig lift Die srObe 3abl
pom ai~sbssbriefen uno Der Offer, mil
BEN 1ommb ishr oft msbr dIs cir,
2isbe unterbalt. GO Iduttte bet
ShluB sines Sdrsi6sns, bos Iid
fonf Ourd cine fat sIibenb beiBl
aiebe ous3sidFett. tur3 unb blnoig,
limb nun S6lub, Iiebs Rate. i'd
mug NOD an Elm onbsrss DeGod
s4rsibsn.'
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RinOgr- JcOn5erl
i'm 9IluGR,9 eiml
@asleIbs fiubst Counting nadmittaa
fiatt; Gin %erOhartisrs 8rOavamm
III a%Heeiftt.

Die @eIan8sIrelmoe unO Sreun-
be Der 0riiidcu Gahc unO Sprafe
irerocn NIT sroBem Snterefie bic
Wniiiniglmg b%erncbnen oaB Der
Dor Ylonatru ms Scben ger1iieue
Muocrdlor oee Srtsberbanoes Gma.
bn lett enolid ODER bielmebr loon
iCDeit 1T, oab CT ii@ mterfanaen
failn, Gin oiientlides aou5crt 5u
DeraHItalten. Winn bari d5er ge-
hpit Die Soifmira begctL Dab 0as
GonBert Elm Griolg iein miro, mo
hoB Die netHen Sanger unO Sdilge-
rinneH idone SeiItunget bieten Der-
Der, bonn nod ME bat Papa Steele
ein Rpn5erf unterTioHmer, iDeun CT
Eiht BON nornberein OaDon ilber.
Seugt iuar, 0ab e. erioIgreid per.
tn,fen ipiiroc.
@er Bel Dem lesten S%ailgcrfeit
Zen ainoerh5ren aelnuitt fat, mliB
eiHacItehen, 0nB tie pirtlid grobar-
tsg eeiimgcn bobeu, DcsbaIb man
ii6 olif Elm gates 4on3ctt ari nahs
fteH Soantag rerIaHeM jam.
Der aeuiiHte Gbor oeS Omaha
MhIlH-gereins bat feline @titipirflHng
sugelaet Gno 0ii6 9idnoiolis BIZ.
ban einen GeiL bes niEfli6 bor'
5lgliden @rodramnfs.
ga Der Gintfitt mir % Gents
bro @erion Hetrdet, ioate oas 9ht-
jifbeim am Sountag ua9Hittag Bis
cnf ben letter. 8Ias angefilt iein.
GAS aon3ert pinrmt Fiftt $3.50
ieinen anTaae. 9es gad9ereH Der,
lreiIen mir ulit Die Maggie an an
nerer Gteae Oes Blottes, bic Dos
soIIitdnOige bod]intereimte Bro
gralnm entbdIt.
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Dis Y. Nj. c. A.

uuterbdIt gtahmittags uu0 a5en6.
aurie iii Gnglii6. 2eien, Ghrei.
ben nno gubltnbiereI Glamentor.
Iebre ITO @rastmntif tperoen ge-
Iehrt.
91dmittoesidule Is Gage in Der
Moag $500 pro Mlonnt.
45enOihnLe lgaontag, Mitttuoh,
Sreitog) S1.50 Der lonat.
Bel Grlangune Der eriten uno
Stueiten 9iirgcrpnpicre miro unert-
geItIIdJ aat erteilt. 6remOe ner0en
IN jeoer moglIhen 8eiie lmferftiist.
IL. T. SarHep Ctr. Sci. SBleE 1000.
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gns Srut Staate.

6airburD. Die bieiigen 3immer.
eite Iino an ben Streif geg1n.
9eil, neil lire SorOerlut1en auf
9obnerhobung nidt betpiaigt fpor.
Sen iin0.
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eridiebeu, fam ieSod gum eioI.
peru, nobel id Der @eoolDer ent.
lRo unb iie berlett iptroe.
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aaiFidJe @abrbsitsIisbs.

DAB man in RubIanb aua In fris
5srsn 3tittn bic Mabrbeit niht all
suie6r Iiebts, asigt lns bas na6Her
bend ipisbergsgebens Gsi9idthsn,
peI6ts Iid gu 4nfang bss DOriaen
5obrhunoerts ertignste. GIN Sabre
1921 bsfanb f9 Der bnmaIiss aaiftr
aleranber auf elmer Snipsttionsrsiis
In Der 4ril, I'm bn Dortigsn Wlts
titdrtolonit einsn gslua n~b3uItatten.
Der 6erri6sr aog uberoII Crumbs
gunesn eth. uHD UNI bic GiIsnsseit
befuhte Ct IN gegIsitung beg 6iirfteu
DpIdonstB fat iebss !9aus btr Ros
loniFsn, I'm f9 bupOR az l6erSeus
gen, ME feline untsrtansn Isbten.
Bur niat serinsen lsberraidung
Eonb CT itess Elm reat opuIen!es mobI
apr, unb mas bic 6nuptia4s par,
auf ttinsr gif9 febIts Elm ssbratenes
6ertef Gem bsgIeitsuben 6Irffsn
slor .s Gnds I9lisbli6 nint rsdt
IT DOT; turserbdnD Thnitt sr hns
Dem JsrttI in BEN einsn 9nufe
aos Gdpdn5den al nnb ifedtt es in
BE 5oIde. Die addfs 5amiIis. bic
mfssfudt tpurbe, bate ridtig tpiss
Der Gin sebrntenes JerftI ouf BEN
etf6, dbsr bas @hpdHs6sn fehits.
Der GitF 6oIte bnslsIbe nun bsrpor
Gnh Ieste ben Aoifer BON Fetner Ders
mutung In asnntnis. Mtnn Der Be-
sIsttsr bes Roiiers isbo6 glaabte, Der
6sberrT6er oIIer Reubtn lei inn fir
ii: auFsIGruug bnnEb1r, 10 irrie er
F9 iebr. Dieter mar i'm gegentttI
b0hR u~nsehaIten, unb Der 1iirit fisI
Bel i'm b~ollltdnbig in lInsnabs. Den
ledsren 8rntcn bate man ndmIi5
INNER ge9pinb RON BEN sinsn 6nus
in bcs onbere e%rpebiert.
- aiHotrmnHb. Moma (3u
Der tleintn gIla, bic 3abnf6mer5en
bat): 4bsr, ainb, psins bod nic5t
10, e miro ia b~orabrsebsn!
GIfa 6suIsnO): So. Mama, bu
bait gut rtbsu; psm1 Dir bic 3dbHs
IDtb tun. nimmIt BIZ is 'rausi
RitbsrtrGdtis! Grftr
Di9tsrlins: s9srs. mein 9trs, luogs
am 10 traurig2@
3Deitsr Didttrlins: .Man fOl bic
ni6t bor bic Gdut fDerfsn.
oa ntuIi6 GItoihts Elm -
Run, abesIehns.~
~gleiu, dnssHommsn un0 nnieE
GumpT1 rtbraGt.1
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aoanfrt a4i bic adgliae Srblns
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-27
leavenwOrth Apples Beginning
to Move

Mr.. F. T. Motteler says he shipt
four cars of apples out of his warehouse
last week and will ship one or more
every day this week. His warehouse
is full of apples and packing and load
ing is going on every day. Leaven-
worth's contribution to the valleys out
put will amount in round numbers to
forty cars. The trees in this immedi-
ate vicinity are just coming into bear
ing and the yield will increase for many
wears, as the trees get older. A mum
Der of young orchards, some OF forty
acres extent, are not yet in bearing.
When all the trees in the Leavenworth
district Come inso fall bearing We will
count our apple shipments by the
hundreds OF cars, and the time is only
a few years off.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-27
Problem of Economic Efficiency

In the development of its intermoun-
tain system the Chica. o, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad spent 13,000,-
900 electrifying 400 miles to increase
efficiency. This is for the purpose oi
hauling larger trains with one electric
engine that generates power on the
down grades, and saves millions annu-
ally in fuel and operation.
Laws are now attempted to be en-
acted in Montana and other western
states to limit the size OF trains and
nullify this increase in economic eff
cheney by the railroads by one half.
The capital invested to get increased
power, to reduce curves and lower
grades will have been thrown away if
such laws are allowed to be enacted to
limit size OF trains.
The public demands the maximum
OF service at the minimum Of expense
and trains that are made up OF 90 to
80 carloads carry freight cheaper than
trains of 20 to 80 carloads.