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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
American Eagle
Wins Battle
With Game Cock
Mascot Of Marine Detachment In
Pekino Decapitates Prize
Rooster Of Chinese

The mascot Of the marine battalion
shat guards the American legation at
Pdlsipg is an American eagle which
goes BY the name Of Uncle sam.
Some Of the real sports Of the sea
soldier defachment a few weeks ago
conceived the idea of matching Uncle
Sam against the champion cock Of the
Chinese capital Unbeknown to the Of
Acefs, the marines spirited the Ameri.
can bird out Of the legation compound
one night and after trimming the
feathers and otherwise Disgusting the
mascot, they entered the bird of free
dom in the ring with the previously
undefeafed cock which was the pride
Of the Chinese sporting element.
Upon being paced in the ring the
eagle promptly went TO his corner and
slept and the Chinese yelled in tri-
'umph and derision. The cock, full Of
pepper bfavely handed his adversary
two body blows. This was too much
for the marine mascot. He woke from
his dream Of the snow-capped Sierras
and deliberately stretched out one
claw, grabbed the cock by the neck,
and proceeded TO pull the astonished
roostcr's head on.
The marines anticipate no future
challenge but the sports who won
money on the match are afraid TO show
their winnings for fear Of the dire
.pnnishment which Lieutenant-C Colonel
Nevelle, the marine commanddnt, for.
mefly in command at -the Honolulu sta
tion, has promised the cu1prits who had
the andacity to trim the sacred emblem
Of their country and to match him in a
cock pr with Chinese rooster
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
HONOLULAN WINS BRIDE
AT SEA BUT IS DESERTED


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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
Why THAT LANE BACK

That morning lamencss. those SHARP.
twinges when bending over, and that
duh, ali.day baekaehe, are enough rea-
son 10 suspect kidney trouble. Get
right after the cause. Help the kid
nkys.
Kidney weakness Is aDont the most
common aiiment known. We work too
hard, we worry, we eat too much (es
peeialK meat), we drink strong drinks,
and we neglect our outdoor exereise,
rest and sleep. ~
This sort Of HE flls the blood with
poisonous WASTES and the kidneys weak
ened from sthe oysrwork OF purifying
heavy blood.
OF courss such habits must be giyeB
up II the sufferer wants to be rid Of
Kidney trouble for good. s
But the kidneys need outside help.
zoo, Ard that Is inst what Doah e Back
ache Kidney Pills are for. People all
over the world rec0mmend Doan,s II
your trouble Is like this, get q box Of
Doah 4 and try them.
"when yo6r Back Is Lame Remem
Der the Name. Don't simply ask
for A Kidney femed y--ask Distinctly Tor
DoAn's Backacb6 kidney pills and fake
nj other. Doan's BacIzache Kidney
pills are sold BY all druggists and store
keepers nj zoe Il box, Csik boxes e2.50).
NJ will oe mailed u receipt Of price BY
the HOLSTER Drug Co., or Benson Smith
& Co, agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
HAWAIIAN MUSIC
comes FROM HUB
Songs Are Descendants 81 Old
Time Missionary Hymns, says
w Q. Adams


ny =, 80. u - !. ~. IL
b y. y. ADAMS, president ana manager
Of Bergatrom Music Company was In
tervicwed BY the Boston Post recently
on the subject az Hawai,an ,o,.a,c y
I, -. q.
leie GOES na"a'inn MUSE onei-
nate = ne u quoted a. saying. sIn
Hawaiii Not BY = whole ukulele-full;
These hula girl songs and the socalled
werd Strains OF native harmony are
the descendants Of old,timc Methodist
missionary hymns The missionaFiessof
long ago took their Christian hymns
20 Hawai- and Hawaii has made them
over ss 70 nt t1e native Instruments, and
made songs Of the church:
ne also told the Post that while up
g 2 year OF 20 ago not more than
! lo!oOV copies ot havs,ien MELODIES
We're sold each year, the demand has
suddenly jumped 20 that more tiiah
tnre9 and 9 half million copies Of
X Aloha 'Oe, have been sold during the
last twelve months The music of this
song was arranged BY Captain Berger
Tor Queen Liliuokalani about forty
years ago II - uneopyrighted and
there are at least ten different versions
o. the song being sold by as many diff.
rerept publishers, ne said
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
SON Of COLONEL h'RAE
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Col. J. II. MeRae, adidtaht or the
Hawaiian Department, has been adyis-
ed by his son, Maj. Donald Mcfiae OF
the British army. an undergraduate Of
West Point end q graduate Of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology,
that he is now somewhere in Frnnces'
with his command.
Donald McRae enlisted in thc Ameri-
can Legion in CANADA q Httls more
than a year ago, as q private. shortly
afterwards III was discovered That nc
had had three years ut West Point
and was = good soldier, 80 he was Civ.
en- coaiihission as second lieutenant
bater the was promoted to captaincy,
and appointed adjutant Of the legion.
He served in that capacity for a
time, and WIS then transferred to a
regular infantry command, with which
he Is now IN France, and at the same
time promoted major Of the line.
His military and engineering knowl.
edge have been of vast value to him
his newfcAreer .,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IOSELL BALL PARK

The stockholders Of Athletic Park
met last night at Ksmehameha Alumni
Hall, and after discussing the feasibil-
ity OF holding the PARK, ordered the
board of directors to sell, IN case they
get a suitable offer, However the stock
holders may consider holding the
grounds II guaranteed running ex-
.penses At present the park IS not a
paying proposition and the board does
not believe that holding ON 10 the pro.
perry good investment. If some base
bah Organization does not prove to
them that expenses can be made, the
chances are very good that bids win be
opened ihmediately for the park pro-
perty. fitE,l ~ ~ t,si 4 ~ rs 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
SERVICES Hell b FOR
LATE GEORGE OSBORNE

Rev. Canon William Ault offieisted
at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon az
services for the late George Osborne,
held in the undertaking pafloFs Of II.
II. Williams, Nunanu and Vineyard
streets. Many friends Of the deceased
were present. The horal offerings
we're profuse The body Of the de.
ceased was cremated after the religious
frviceb and the ashes will be given
burial this afternoon in the family plot
N Npnanu cemetery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
LATE JUDGE MAHAULU
BURIED At sWAlALUi

/ The funeral Of the late Judge Arehi.
bald Scott Mahaulu, former district
magistrate Of Waiaiuh, this IAland, and
recently occupying the oiiice OF boys,
probation officer in this city. who died
early yesterday morning In the Bere-
tania Sanitarium, was held yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock, the inter,
nlent taking place in the Waialua Ha-
.Naiiana church eeLhetery.a y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
IMPROVEMENT is APPROVED

The report Of the city engineer on
the Improvement in Smith street, be-
tween Bcretsnia and Queen streets was
approved by the board Of supervisors
last night The work will cost S44,-
5G9l10, or approximately &4.8b per
front foot, with possible addition Of
fortyfve ents for eurbing where that
Is needed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06
voLGA WINS FuTURlTY
AND SETS NEW RECORD

tAssaeatsd' Press by Peasna WstslsssI
( LEXINGTON, October d the rich
$4,000 Kentucky Futurity was won
here today BY Voiga. TIM winner o..
tablished a new worlds record for
three-year old FLIES by negotiating the
third heat in 2;04A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06

LARSEN AND LOGAN
KEEP CREDIBLE hot


Verbal Fireworks rose, burst and
showered the assembly room Of the
sipefyisofal chamber with eorrosca,
tions ofllurid light when the sbpervis
orr got down to real hard work On the
Kalakaaa avenue Improvement odes.
fion last night.
& It was started byTa letter from tho
Hpalding Construction Company. con.
tractors for the Job Of making the
roadway TO Waikiki worth while for
Automobiles and tourists, pointing out
that unless something Il done BY the
board to move the Rapid Transit Com.
pany little faster the highway could
not be finished before December, 1917,
IN then.
Supervisor Larsen dred the hrst
orhtofieal eky-fockcf He spoke, he
said, IN behalf. Of the common folk;
those persons who are without influence
and without automobiles He said q
great deal and then sat down, evidently
pleased. Daniel Logan Of Kaimuki,
was acting chairman, and he suggested
thht II the board could not 20 ahead
with the Kalakaua avenue work II
might be well 70 turn some attehti0n
TO- kapahum road, which would a least
furnish q roundabout loSfe TO the
beach.
IN their letter 70 the hoard the con.
tractors began BY debating their readi-
nebs TO proceed Immediately with the
work or to defer operations until such
zine as the board might see at. They
pointed out, however, that present con
ditions on the avenue were such that
There was certainty Of delay in the
complexion of the eontrhct tsth4
1t would be necessary before the
work ON the mauka side Of the high
Way could proceed. 10 relocate the
tracks of The Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Esnd Company, and they added
That officers Of the construction com-
Pany had suggested to the manage
inent Of the transit company that this
be done Immediately and temporary
tracks laid. ~
u. iFbs Rapid Transit Company, Il was
then asserted in the letter, had insist
I'd thSt II had been at heavy expense
alfeady and that the present cost Of
steel rails was such as TO forbid the
idea Of laying temporary tracks as pro.
posed.
! This being the case the construction
company wanted 70 know what the
board Of supervisors proposed 10 do
sBout il aii, and what action the con-
/ traetofs should take, in view of the
Nfnct that delpy was costly TO the con.
aaetefs.
Letter Raises Problem
! Such was the problem raised BY the
letter. Logan advanced his Kapahhll
/, road project, which was opposed by
several members Of the board and then
someone put the match 70 the fire.
works BY masking mention Of the neces-
sity for good roads fof the use Of tour.
lists with automobiles W.
Larsen declared that the board was
- making roads for the nhople Of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-06

I There IL nothing 50 good for muscular
Rheumatism, sprains, lamenees, cramps
OF the muscles, bruises and like injuries
as Chamberlain Pain Balm. II win
effect q cure in less time than any other
treatment, For sale BY all dealers.
Benson, Smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
ltnteritiitnmgsberein Der ct. Subam-
mes : Stride.

Im lebten Montag glbeno bottle
Der ltnteritiibungsperein Ser ct. So
6annes= Stride Situng. Oie jGbrlihe
8obl Der 9eomten fano BEL oieicr
8elegenbeit itatt uno 3tpor ergab lie
folaenoes &eiultot:
GrGiioent; $. 81. &oltb;
&iSe-Graiioent: Sobannes @raff;
SefretGr: aarI CUTLER;
S6abmeilter: SrIius &obIen5;
4m Sonntag Mbeno, Sen IL. Oe-
acmbcr finoet elm beionoerer @ottes-
bienit in Der Stride itatt, nobel sic
Snitnllntion Ser 8eamten borgenom-
men iuer6en miro. Scr Tcrein be-
itebt felt Dem Sabre 1855, alio felt
ser @riinoung Ser 3irhcnqcmcinoe
1ino er bat materien biel our Inter
ltiibung Ser Stride beigetragen nno
bat oie @emeinbegIie6er nod &r1f-
ten unterltiitt. Der 8eitroe fir elm
Mitglieo betrGgt 25 Gents uno &C.
mdbrt Elm &ronfengelo bon $500 per
@oGe. Nae fino gum @nttesoienit
am II. De5ember cingelaocn.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Nus 0entiden Gercinen
grminins 2pse go. %, s. q. u. 90.

Nrminins 2uge Mp. %, s. u. u. 90.
Sim le5ten Qienstag, Sen 5. &c
5cmbcr bottle Sic Irminilislnge Ser
lammlrng utl0 8eamtenmabI. SEER
8inlmel ipur0e fir Elm mciteres SSabr
altm Ghrm. Mciiter erlpdblt uno nod
~iolgenoe Serren in ibre 9iemter cin=
geiebt: Sulius S6reb, Sufob 6.
8ir5, Moam Sdneiber, Gbos. 6.
8erncr, 0aDih @ult, @p. @orncion,
Gmil Sbling, n. 9ietIe, s. g. &inf-
lcr linO Charles 6. 9iidpi.
Scr Gbru. 01eiitcr ridjtete on Sic
Mitglicoer Sic iilnigc @ittc, fiA i'm
nGhlten Sabre 5ablrei6er an Sen
Seriammllngen 81 beteiligen. gfod
Dem gei6dftli6en Seile foIgte oos
iibli6e gemiitli1c 3~uiommeniein I'M
2ofale oes'&errn Gbos- Oismer. Sin
por5iigli6er &olenpfeffer nit &no-
oeln lpuroe ierbiert. sis 5ur ipGteu
Stuiloe blieben Die Weitglie0er bel
lammen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Mnier Tragefafen.

SRI. emma. Sic bebaupten, odB
Die Chen i'm Simmel gei6loiien per-
ben. 0ieie 8oti9oft boben mir idon
trilber geb0rt ober ME geglaubt.
Mande She mirb i'm Simmel Der
Gicbc auf GrOen seidloiien mnS baum
in Der SDIe bes Safes setrennt.
M~ngcbenOer Scemann. Gin S6lodt-
i6iff Der neuelten &onItruftion TO-
Itet 5ipii6en IL ltno 16 WtiGionen
Dollars. Oogegen foltet elm Sorpe-
90 nit pel6em es in elm paar Neinu-
ten IN ben @runb gebobrt merOerl
fonn, MIR elm paor taliieno Dollars.
%uhncnlieb6aber. @ciBe 8obncn
iinb 10 I'M Yreiie geItiegen, Bob iie
bon Sen meiiter @roceriiten niAt
LANCER ~perfouft meroen. 0as Der
emit 10 beliebte @eridt nporf anO
beans" 1T 70 teuer gcmoroen mie cine
1jlte jebratene Sans" ltnb lit eben-
fals cine iute qabe q%otteS".
electromagnetic. Ser uBn5ar" ut
Die perbreitetlte MoDe5eitung 0euti6-
lanos uno eri6eitlt IN Berlin. Sic
lit aber 5ltr 3eit, pie oae onOeret
ocltI6cn HltbIifationcn bier nidlt gu
erhaltcn. @ngliihe uno fronsoliidle
@fooeioltrnolc fonnen Sic bel 9ren-
tano's erboltefl.
gierliebbaber. Inns 81 fragelt
mas Dos bette Bier in @aibineton it,
lit gelinoe geiagt cine ltarfe 3umlt-
ting. 9oS bette Bier 1T INNER Oas,
ipas einem ON beiten lhmcft unO ga
Die @eifmade iebr Derihieoen iinh,
70 fonnen mir oo1 ntdt roteuL mas
filr Sier Sbnen ant belten mlinoen
'nilrbc. MoS ul1s perionlid onbe-
trifft, 10 iinO mir nit je0em 8ier
sufrieocn. boraltSgelebt es lit frii6
uno in 9cliigcnOer G.unntitat Dor
hanoen.
Ser Onfel".
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08

Gp. qnth. Sreieinistsits. Stride,
Gde A. fin0 6. Str. N.-M.

@ottesoienlte: Sonntags II llbr
morgens, Oerti6; 7.3O llbr obenos,
englii9.
Sonntagsifule $50 llbr morgeits.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Geieaiser slbenb I'M Samser6nuo.

@tontag, 4. 9e8., fanoen ii6 i'm
Songerblnlo Gll1bbauie Die Singer
biinoler uno Oeren Sreurloe 5u Ell
mem geleaigen @beslo 5uiammen. Bic
le @ulte luaren eri6ienen.
Gin buntes &rogramm mar fir
oieie @elegenbeit aufgelteat moroen.
SEER Sobn s.. Heoeder trat ais Sp-
lift ouf- Sbn begleitete &err 9rof.
@umpre6t a1n &lopier. SEER SIC
oeder lang iein Stid nit glltem 9luS-
otld uno feline 2eiitung faro aage-
meinen 8cifaa. Oas &omite, oos
oieien abeno 5u arrangieren batte,
beltono aus folgenoen 9amen uno
9erren: 6. s. Smitb> 8oriiber; Geo
:. Seinide, gilbert 2epper, Moolpb
grauner ltnO 5rou S9arbau.
Ser nG6ite llnterbaltungSabeno
miro am 10. 9e5ember lte%ttfinoen.
Muf Dem Yrogramm jenes Abellos
Der Dfpmii9er Ibeno" getannt miro,
fteben piele intereilante N~9eumlnern.
@err 9. S6arbalt miro Soriitcr iein.
llnter ben &ortragenoen befinoen iid
9errcn mic 81. q. Hlitt, Ser &ise-
bilttel lno biele onoere @erren oes
SereillS. Gin gutter Grfolg iicGt 81
~crlpartcn.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
8e6nrten:

Sbeo II. &ilbelmine 4bner, Mao9en.
Sran8 II. 90. &einbarot, &nabe.
Serm. II. ". &egebein, Mdohen.
Soiepb Ii. 8alline SeB, MGo9en.
@eorg uno S. Saroel, &nabe.
Nifolaus II. Soa 8ornig, &nabe.
Serome II. Warie engelberg, &nabe.
@rnit II. Selene Mpers, &nabe.
Scarf II. gmilie 8Gbr, M1o1en.
S~p6esfGle:
Inoreas 90. @eber, 3,esabre, 1872
Mo. Mpe N.-O.
Soiepb &oie, 81 Sabre 1869 2a=
mont Str. N.-@.
&aroline Sber, IS Sabre, 1887
Maii. Mpe. N.-@.
emil 3. @eber, 50 Sabre, 1885
q. 6. Mpe. N.sO.
9lnna &emp, 76 Sabre, 1884 6
ctr. SD.
Sulius 8inosbeder, 80 Sabre,
420 Ate ctr. 60.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Die Jabrt Ser n9enti6lanO"
BON Saul &Dnis.
0s~o;2 CT Ok
Sreis S1.25.


0ies lit zines Der menigen oeltt.
ihen Bidder, Die iest nod 81 boben
iino. Die 5abrt Der D9elti1lano"
lit oas neueite alf Dem oelttiben git-
hermorfte in Mmerifa. 3u baben IN
grentanOs 8nAbam6lmmg, lite nno
+ Ctr. M.-@. 5erner fam man
BORT uDeuti6e Solfslieoer", ben
@ermania &~olenoer" II. ben ~Sellt'
hen 3aiier-G alenoer" erbalten.
Sssn elmer gltten uno Dollfommenen
Sorm iAiloert Der &apitGn oes I'm
.~erfeebootes .9eutidlano" Die 6abrt
ION Seimatsbofen na6 Nmerifa. Sc
ser Geutide iolte oas Bud ieiner
)ibliotbef einperleiben. Wean erfun=
1ige fih in Nrentono's 9u6banolung
adj Serrt Mlbre9t, Der Der @btei-
rng fir fremoipradige Bidder BE-
soritebt.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
,GoncurSia @cmeinSe".

Die 6rultenpereins &eriommIltng
am Ntittluod ipor cine lehr gut be-
li6te, pieaci6t i6rn 0e3bolb neil
sic @obl Ser 8eomten dlf Dem Yro=
orornllt Itdno nno oie @Iieocr oQgc-
mein bic @ieoeripobl Ser 'biSberieen
&calnten ipiinidten- Demnah per=
bleibcn oenn ol9 fir 0as Sobr 1917
in ibren Aenltern: 6ra1 @mmoIbpm-
forot, @oriiterin; Sral &otb. Ser
6og, ellfsboriiberin; 5rau 2ucieSar-
forO, S6riftfiibrerin, unb SRI. Morie
8iomoier, Sdabmeiiterin. Als neue
@lieoer nuroen oufgenommen Srau
Sans @lun0erlid uno 6rau @m.S.
Ilt. Der iibli6e 8eibna6tsfaffe beg
8creinS ioa 0ietlstag, ben 10. De-
5enlber abgebalten meroerL bon na6-
mittags 3 llbr on in Der &apele.
@ingela0en iino nidt MIR Die Ser
einsglieoer, lonoern au6 ionitiee
Sreunoe Der @emeinoe. Gem &rarl=
fenfomite fir ben Gerlouf oes Mo-
nuts geboren an Srau Anna 8rabler,
Sruu Morie @uooefe llno 6rou Or.
q. s. @oulon. Srau 6. @ngels erin
nerte bereits an oen I'M fommenoen
Mar5 ab3rbaltenoen 8erfonf bon OBJ
gelegten @egenltdnoen, n&ummoge
Sale" lino bat INN oie Aufbepabrune
palienoen WateriaIs.
Die 4bre6nung iiber Sen fiir3li6
abgebaltenen 8a5or ergab fir Die
Sereins- reip. @emeinoefalle oie f60-
ne Summe bon $4,000. Maen 8e-
teiligten mur0e ber5li9 geoanft, alt-
gleiG lulr0e aufgefor0ert, jett i6on
fleiBig Die Sorbereitl1ngen 5u Dem i'm
8ebruor Itattfinoenben &riegsbilfs-
0a5ar 81 geben. Ser Goncoroia-
Serein bat ii9 5u oemielben 3ur lie
bernabnle zines Stafloes fir Sano-
orbeiten perpflidtet. - Der nah Der
Gcriammlltng bereit gebaItene &of-
ieetiid mar oiesmal beionoers reid
lid geoedt, iintemaI ni6t meniger
dls f2 8eburtstagsfinber fir Den
Wonat De5eniber arf Ser @ereinslilte
lteben, n1mli9 Die Sralien Ssfor
Sogt, Winna Scott, 9Son @ordL Sobn
Speneler, SD. Mlidpee, &arl &lenf,
Barbara Sooermon1t, 90. Solicit,
Inna grobler, Carrie Ntgler, Srieoo
&rieg uno Waria Biepenbring. Ser
lebteren iDurben beionoers ber5lide
@rat1lationsmnrte 5ugerufen, oarf
lie bod unter @ottes @naoe ibr aht-
3iglteS 2ebensjabr antreten, ltno 5luar
III bemerfenSnerter Stride uto &ii=
itigfeit.
Gud oie oiesmnlige S%onntoqs-
morgen : 8reoigt bat elm Aobents-
tbema sltm @egenitanb, nGrnli6 .0ie
8icoerfunft Gbriiti~ nod Dem Gpon-
qclilm oes Cages, 2ufos 81, 25-.
36. Cine Yn3abl @ruppen BON @lie-
bern MAIDEN mabrcno Scr ISOLDE
od1lsbeiuhc bel alien Nby Ellen ser
@enleinoe.
Whortag Morsen fanb bon Ser aa-
hele bcs 2ei1ellbeitntters SSenfins
olts Die @eeroigilng bon sSrau Girl
ltine 5alocmann geleitet bon So
flor Mensel, itatt. Ole gerltorbene
lin IS. 2ebensjabrc uno binter-
ldBt cine Sohter, 2 S6miegertGdter
lino einen @nfellobn.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Gdte Sranffnrter mn6 &nafpmrit,
rein nnS mnberfalidt, en baben bei
&iihIers,
532 Center nnS Is &isss Marft.

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ner @obming, 400 Ate Str. SO,
SEER Slllius 8inosbeder, Der Naior
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NOR am 4. Sanllar 1886 in 8apern
geboren, fam ober ihon i'm Sitter bon
16 Sabren nod Mmerifa. gr mar
init elmer SSirma perbunocn, Die So
ilettenartifel perfauft. Or miro bon
Icincr Wattin iiberlebt.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
0euti6es WdD6en iudt Stenune aIs
9inoermdo9en. Oferteu ri6te man
unter p5 an oGs Sournal.

Sofort eeludt elm e~rfabrenes
MGO6en fir alle Sausar6eit. 8ob.
nung uno gutes Seim.
Srou gronot, 400 60. S. 9GOe. 9g.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
u@crmania MGnner- gbur".

am %. DECEMBER finoet Die @eib
nad)ts 8ei6eerllng oes .@ermania
itatt. sae Mitglie-
Der iomie oeren Srcunoe iino 8i Bic
Ter 6eltli6feit eingelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08

Gbriitian fanSer's lett LANCE
iuohlbefannter glafberrp Gpr-
bal 1T pine Gleiden fir Mb-
iueiden. 900 7te Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
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Sm Glubboiie 0s vgSafbngtonI edit oeutIben @eHt. uno @eang uo
SGngebunoes" finoet am 13. 9e ioate jeoerrann oemielben GINGER
5embcr elm .fomiifer Mbeno" rmt. maBen l1nterfhisrne 5utel tperoen
Dos Observation-Disclosures lit bier laen. Sin anoerer Steae Hnoen nn-
gu 6eBidt eingelooen Der S1n- ie 2eHr 0s Nrogrann fir ben
gcrbuno bidet cine Seinfate fir Nbenb.
/. Snmprifiider @prtrag Observation-Disclosures. 9. SHILLING
2. Simmer an Der @anS lang. ............ Serr Sdnieelberger
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SaHan 8oMn, elm Surfe, @ioline Wfife, elm Srl1noer, Sorn
JronaerI elm Oeterreiber, &Iarinete Stint, Elm 9eutider, Sagott
Srt Ser &anolung: @ai6ington, G. 6.
4. 0mct ...t.......... ......... npn Serrn Tltt II. Gump.
5. Cine 2GnIfprpbe NIT SinoerniHcn
SEER Stinnper, &opeameHfer 9err a~murrbabn, 6agott
Serr &rober, 8ioine 9err 8ei See aus Teftng, groBe
Serr Quei1e, &larinette Sron1meI
Srr 8run1bal1, Suba SEER &aiebin0er, feline Sronnd.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
ct. SO6ammes Stride,

@de Az uno 9 Str. S.-@.
@orgen=@ ottes6ienit Inn II llbr.
9lbeno @ottesoienlt Inn s llbr.
Sonntogsidule nm 10 llbr.
&onfirmonoen llnterri6t: 0ienS-
taas nodnl. Inn A ubr.
&onfirmanoen llnterri6t fir Or
mahIene Mitttuo1 glbenOs Inn 7 llbr.
@cbcts Mnoo6t jeoen Nittipod
Nberl0 INN 8 ltbr.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08

Settiuaaren : Ibteilnns
i'm 4. Stoduerf.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-08
Embellishments:

Sran5 6. @pman rno Winnie Mobl.
Ser0. Sdneioer lino Niltb 6. Sal.
Sran5 &itbins uno Clio @enger.
The Little River news., 1916-09-13
PLAN FOR COMMON SCHOOLS
Committee to Plan Profitable Invest.
 ment of Sl.3OG, ,0G0 in Bonds.

Little Rock. Sept F -(Special)- A special con littee consisting oi Messrs. w. E. Lencn, J. w. Kuyken- dall, Bernhard and J. l.. Bond, has been appointed by the State Board of Education to consider plans for the more profJab investment of the $1,- 300 .000 in bon, now held by the state of Arkansas fer the benefit of the Ar kansas common school fund.
 When the outstanding bonds were refunded several years ago, the in terest on these bonds was reduced from 6 to 3 per cent. And even that pitiful S39,0G year is net being paid promptly. By reason of the failure of the Legislature to make an appro- priation for the purpose, the state this year defaul5ed in the payment of $25,- GOO of the interest. There was a small balance remaining over, from which a partial payment was made, and $3,000 interest on the $ll6 00O held by tho University of Arkansas Had the latter been paid the state would have forfeited the $4O,000 that is received annually from the Morrell fund.
 These are thS conditions that have developed since the Legislature re- paled the sinking fund of one-eighth of mill levied for that purpose.