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Evening star., 1916-08-03
CIGARS AND TOBACCO

FL PALENCIA
U.Ondres GrandeD
Excellent Tampa made Havana
cigar. sold everywhere at l0c
straight.
Box Of 80. S''.-.'
GRANDAZO
tEmper0r)
One of our best selling domes-
tic cigars Worth more than we
are offering them to you for.
Sale price. each ...............1 1c
Box OF 23 -$i.io
ROSSINI
(Cabal!crOS)
Excellent 10c Havana cigars.
Your last chance to get them at
this price,
Box of 80. ............... $50
O'DONNELL'S HAVANA PRODUCTS
(CabinetsD
A high-class Havana cigar for
the price.
Sale price. q for. 25c
Box Of 80. 100
LA CRESCO
Londres GrandcD
fine SC domestic cigar. Take
some of these along on your vaca-
ton. You won't regret it,
Sale price, z for. @5c
Box of rs. $50
Box OF 80. SI.1.
Box of 100. ................. &S.45
Evening star., 1916-08-03

RuvNES. Entered into rest Thursda
August 3. 1916, at 1920 pm, at h
residence. 302 ! street southwes
MAMIE r RHINES fnee arris). n
loved wife of John T. knines a,
Youngest. beloved daughter OF Marti
and the late Daniel Harris.s
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1916-08-03

Many styles to choose
from. If you're any
Judge OF value you'll
recognize these as the
regular 25c kind. We've
specially priced them
for Today, Friday and
Saturday at l5c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
GERARD DENIES
HETAKESPEACE
PLAN TO BERLIN
Diplomat Has Submarine and
Belgian Instructions,

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Iames W
Gerard. United States amha>Sado to
Germany, returned to his post today
bearing the views OF President Wilson
r,gardng submarine warfare and the
deportation of BclplanS for prc,cnta-
ton to the imperial government Be
fore boarding his steamer. the Fred
crick VIII, Ambassador Gerard de
cIarcd that he carried no peace plan
back to Germany
Mr.. Gerard takes with him the
equivalent of 100000 marks which was
raised in a Thanksgiving appeal issued
By the American relief committee for
distribution through the embassy to
needy widows, orphans and war sm-
icrcr, IN Berlin
Ambassador Gerard arrived in New
York, October 10 and at once denied
rumors relative to his mission hy de-
claring he brought no German peace
proposals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

Woman Asks Second Divorce Twice
married To IN" same man. Mrs Maud 4.
Bnrklcy now wants 10 he twice divorced
from VILLAIN \. Hnfklcy. q workman At
q biscuit manufacturing COMPANY Mrs
lhrkl"y alleges that her husband IA led
10 keep his promise not 10 abuse hcr
any more and that ho does not suppor,
her ana two children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
HOUSEWIVES SAY:
"No use talking-the kind of bread
| usually bake is not as good as
the bakers Dime Loaf. Isn't
any cheaper, either"

any cheaper, either"
They realize it is practically impossible to
bake good bread every tine-like the baker
does. For most of his work is performed with
scientific accuracy by aid of machinery.
Then-bakers buy in such large quantities.
they get bread-ingredients at wholesale price
These same materials cost the housewife SO
much more today, it doesn't pay her to bake her
own bread any more!
COST OF BREAD MATERIALS TODAY
Flour, "a b sack $1A0 Lard %
Salt bag 10 Your time II?
Sugar II lbs $1OO Your labor ????
Yeast, cake S O2a Failures ?????
AS long as it is no cIieaper-Why bake at home?
Your time and labor is worth too much to waste it that
way.
Fresh bread is delivered daily to a dealer coseby
you His few yesterdays oaves are picked up at that
same time
You can't BUY stale loaf
You will money all the bread
buy-IF get the Over-twice- as large
Iess-than twice the price DIME LOAF >! 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

State offices Close Tho corpor,ilo
commission, governors office and the of
nc" ot the state pardon and parole on
Ger were CLOSED this morning am mo- ann
of the funeral " little Ruth Epno
Walker, daughter " Mr. ana Mrs pnu
walker and niece " Governor Williams
All of tho employees Of the commisslo
Lni the governors office attended IN
funeral
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

Provldsnt Bonds Signed Charles shcl-
hy. county attorney, aiencd Tho 81, oo.
bond sFuc yesterday which wa. yo, .d
last May for the rrovldcnt association
Action had been delayed because Nov
York law finn questioned its validity
Tho bonds viii go to the attorney zen.
orpl for his approval
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

You will save money on all the bread you
buy-IF you get the over twice as. large
less than twice the price DIME LOAF!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

For real homemade chill, cali tho
tnlversi'y station Wal Jijl: we dcliy.
cr-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

School, Attendance lnoreased-On the
city rolls there are now ll633 pupils "A
gain Of l.031 over 1915, II was announced
At the meeting Of tho hoord or education
last night J A Whiteford, city super
Intcndcnt, predicts that the enrolment
viii be In excess of 1000 before the end
Of the year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
REVELATIONS
0tRWlFE
6V Hdele GorriSoN
Why Madge Felt Shed Won Her Fight

shI,crcd A little with my old dread OF
Dlcly's ANGER, but nv heart also
inillcd with rladne,S. Dickv's anger
.ol. far preferable to his Indifference.
something which had learned from
the hard tutelage Of his absorption in
Grace Drapcr.
For ,hc love of heaven Nadpcr he
s,,i ,ror,ry no be r,me un IN -,
arl,,cn' y1, ,,y r,rc sense than IN
r,o.c ,r,y o,, hcre5 THE sea is calm
nm, II Is ,rc,rbrr,r. and Won are far
thor ,,,, th,, VOC have over gone he
lore Come hack with me Nm, minute
He paid no more attention to Dr.
l''u' than IT he had been miles away
ann not ski llul swimmer enough to
carry on much OF conversation, or
N','l. u, observe NIUE hrNllc my own
''tokcs. bul ncard a SibiIant intake
on the hrcl'h "n'ch J. knew must come
from the ph'.'cl'n rcaIltcd the tact
,.''. Or IriuI recognized the idct that
I''N' $ anger ana Iud,nr'' were dne
as Wu1h I" ltlI'u,V o' himself as they
were to concern Tor me.
! wondered II ne haa seen me .caresS-
lns Wu'n "mcn D,r Iriilt had gwen
my shoulder. As ] thought IT oyer |
I"". .Icd that the physician had laid his
h'ud not upon the shoulder nearest
TO him. hut had reached across my
b1,H To- me other one.
Here had been no hint OF an en-
brace hnt TO anyone as iar away as
/ In.hv II might have looked as # the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

Bureau 20 Move offices - bureau OF
numnl lndustr, vii mOv Ita nffire lrr
day from the federal building to 2i6.gi6
Exchange building, stoCkyRtd station
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
SHINGLEfILES
INSPECTION
FORSENATOR

Robert W, Shingle. president OF the
Waterhouse Trust Company and for.
mer member of the Honolulu board
of supervisors, this morning entered
the lists in the political campaign by
filing his petition for nomination as
a candidate for senator. Shingles
politics are Republican. -a.
Another man who entered the prt-
mary arena today was DR.. ]. H. Ray
mond, Democrat, and member OF the
territorial land board. Raymond as
pires to the senate from the Waikiki
district.
Other petitions submitted this
morning to Clerk Eben Cushingham
in the office of the secretary OF the
territory were as follows:
NJ. Kauhaahaa, Lahaina, for repre-.
sentative on the Democratic ticket.
Jim NJ. Kepoo. for Democratic repre-.
sentative from the first district; JOS
eph ], for Democratic representative
from Kauai; T. 3. Lyons, Waikiki,
for running mate with DR.. Raymond,
Democratic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05

You know you have read lot about
eyes and dye stuffs, how the basis of
the dye must come from foreign coun.
tries, and all that sort o: tommy-rot.
Say, we have in America men who
every day in the wear dye thousands
of pounds OF wool AMI yards OF cloth,
and that dye will hold just as long
and just as fast 4 color as any other
foreign dye ever placed IN brass
kettle.
You see, am an American born
and bred, and ] stand up for the
American dyer, the American manu-
facturer, the American businessman,
and particularly for American-made
clothing. Home trading is one Of ny
hobbies-it will build CITY, State cr
Nation, and we want You to trade
right here in Honolulu with Tie
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
.EVERYONENEEDS
VACATION Once
in EACH YEAR
DR.. C. B. Cooper, Returned
From Mainland, Advises Doc
tors to Take Annual Rest

DIR. Charles p. Cooper, who returned
in the Manca from California, where
he has spent five weeks vacation,
says everyone should have an annual
holiday II il is possibly obtainable
During his mainland sojourn the ply.
stefan loafed at Bohemian Grove, at
tended medical conventions and saw
most of San Francisco's hospitals.
Il have come to the conclusion that
IL is q mistake for the busy man in
any walk OF life under high nervous
pressure not to take an annual vaca-
ton" says the doctor. ITO be sure
we medical men must expect to lose
some practise among unreasonable pa
tients who believe the doctor is mere,
ly a machine and needs no rest. but
we find that such a loss is usually
compensated, for"
Speaking Of the annual Grove
link" three of which the doctor has
attended, he says ii was better than
ever. The Grove consists of several
hundred acres about 100 miles north
of San Francisco on the Russian riv-
er. Artists, business and professional
men, famous writer's and musicians,
all are members of the Bohemian club
which frolics there each year.
81 had the pleasure of being pres
ent at a two days meeting of the In
dustrial Surgeons and Claim Adjust
ers of the state of California in San
Francisco, August IS, 1916. One OBJ
lect was to work out satisfactorily the
different problems that are constant
ly met In industrial work. AS in Ha-
wall we are working more or less I'M
der that schedule. ! was very glad
to be present. Many valuable papers
were presented" he said.
DR.. Cooper also was present at the
fourteenth annual meeting of the Pa
cific Associations of Railway Sur
geons in San Francisco, August 25 and
PC He was made a member OF that
society.
Speaking of San Francisco's hos
pitfalls, he said:
''The Golden Gate is to be compli-
mented upon the number of large, up
to date hospitals. I visited the san
Francisco, St Mary's, st. Luke's, Ger
man, Southern Pacific and Childrens
institutions and also the Merritt hos
pital of Oakland"
In conclusion the doctor stated that
San Francisco's climate is certainly
wonderful for the pep" considering
the heat prostrations only a few hun
dred miles away, but, taking 1t all IN
all, Hawaii for a 365-days-a-year eli
mate takes second place to none,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
EoRMER HAWAIIAN RESIDENT
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

The Berkeley california; Daily
Gazette of August 25, recently re-
ceived here, tells of the death at his
home there of Albert Sumter, former
Hawaii resident of Olaa and promin-
emit coffee planter. Sumter was born
&c years ago in New York. he came
to the islands in the early sixties ana
was here for nearly 40 years. Inc
wife died in the islands several years
ago. He is survived by a son and
daughter in California and daughter,
Miss Mary Eva Sumter, teaching here.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works at
Philadelphia received an order from
the Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
uany of New York for two O-6-2 loco
lnotiveS ~...-. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
CALL
ON BONDING TO
ISSUE TONIGHT
Board of Supervisors to Meet
and 1t is Expected That
Order win Be Made

A call for a plebiscite on the pro
Eosed bond Issue viii be issued by the
beard of supervisors tonight At least
that is the program today. The city
attorneys office is at work on the
will have to. be published giving
notice of election on the subject in
November.
There will be six questions to be
voted on-yeS or noon bonds to the
amount of $4,000 for filtration
plant for Nuuanu water, $4,000 for
Waikiki sewers, 100000 for a con-
crete road from the foot OF the Pail
towards Kualoa Point, $4,000 for i'm.
proyements 10 the public baths, S46,'
900 for the purchase of Atkinson
Park and $4,000 for the purchase of
Pauoa Park. Any one or all OF the
proposals may be voted down by Al
per cent of the voters.
A public hearing on the Sea View
Improvement district assessment or
dinance- is another matter scheduled
for the boards attention tonight. II
is not expected that there will be any
opposition to it, as all the property
owners in the district are in favor OF
the improvements.
Report of the city attorney on the
legality of the petition OF protest
against the improvement of Beretania
street from Nuuanu to King streets
is expected tonight Rumor has il
that a large proportion OF the sig.
natures will not hold and that the i'm,
provement will go ahead despite the
activities of l.. J.. McCandleSs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
MANOA night
At HEINIE'S

There will be an unusually pleasant
and entertaining dinner and dance in
honor of the passengers and officers
of the s. S. Manoa at Heinie's Tavern,
ION the Beach at Waikiki" this even.
ing. 49,.
Miss Claire Simpson, the delightful
contralto, will entertain with catchy
songs and ballads between dances.
Army and navy officers and town folks
are cordially invited and an exceed.
ingly good time is assured everybody.
ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
DAILY REMINDERS
merit manicurist, Union barber shop

Expert manicurist, Union barber shop.
ADV. j..
Round the island in auto, $500.
Lewis Stables. Phone 2141.-Adv.
For Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda Water Works Co.
ADV. ..#
There are many people looking for
r,ouses-furnished and unfinished.
Why not rent yours. Phone your
ad-491l. .a ..~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05

Excelsior Lodge, l. o. o, F., meets
tonight for regular business. .
Hawaiian Tribe. Order of Red Men.
meets at 100 tonight in San Antonio
hall.
A girl baby was born on August 80
to Thomas J. Farrell and wife of this
city.
The harbor commissioners will meet
at 40 Wednesday afternoon in the
capitol basement.
Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary. No
/, L. S. W. V. gives reception and
dance Friday night.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the High School Alumni Association
will be held at 7:3G Friday night
Libby, Mcneil & Libby have NOV
ed their offices from the Hawaiian
Trust building to their Kalihi factory
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
will hold a meeting in the Library Of
Hawaii Thursday evening at 10
c'clocb.
In circuit court this morning Mani
O2aki filed suit for divorce against
Genkichi Ozaki. alleging failure to
provide.
The Altar Society of the Sacred
Hearts of PunahOu will meet in the
church parlors at 3 o'clock Wednes.
day afternoon.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Kan WoOn of 673 Iwilei road died
Sunday and was buried Monday in the
Makiki cemetery. !:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sahr announce
the birth of a girl baby on September
2. Mr.. Sahr is employed at the
PCnchbowl experiments station. w.: "
Miss Edith Pratt, clerk in the of.
flee of the district attorney, returned
this morning on the Manoa from a
trip to the mainland. .-:~f .....
Mary Louise Belts was today
granted a passport to travel in Japan,
China and Korea. She will leave here
on the Shinyo Maru, September 20.
Custer Stratemeyer, employed on
the American-Hawaiian steamer Flo
ridan, was today issued a passport at
the federal court. Stratemeyer was
born in Honolulu.
Paul Jorgensen, a native of Den
mark, was granted petition of natu-
radiation today in federal court Jor-
Gcrsen is press foreman at one OF
the pineapple canneries. ..-..
Owing to the fact that the local
federal court has no jurisdiction over
the case of Mary Ellen Moore against
the Oahu Railway & Land Company,
a suit instituted on last Saturday by
the plaintiff, counsel this morning
moved for discontinuance.
First annual account of the estate
of August Dreier, deceased, was filed
in circuit court this morning by H. NJ.
Won Holt, trustee Receipts with which
the trustee charges himself are
S2S02O2, and disbursements shown
are $3,02O.45. Real and personal
property is listed under a total of
s1S,005.05. ~. - i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05

r. S. CHASE, road overseer at Ha.
kipuu, is at the Queens hospital con-
valescing after an operation. ...
CHARLES f. FORBES. superinten-
dent of public works, was back at his
desk in the Capitol this morning, look
ing rather the worse for the combined
attack of tonsilitis and appendicitis,
which he suffered last week. Forbes
stayed only a short time this morn
ing. signing few papers that haH to
be off in the mail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
r les SUICIDE

Antoine Torres tried to commit sui
eide in the city Jail on Merchant
street this afternoon by removing his
shirt, rolling it into rope and tying
it to the bars above his head. Before
he could take fatal leap his scheme
was discovered by trusty who re-
ported to the sheriff. Torres has been
arrested on several occasions by De
tective Fred Belmont of Arthur Nc
DUTIES department This time he is
held. for investigation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05

Chief Charles II. ThurstOn's car
was in an auto collision today at the
corner of Bishop and Merchant streets
where it met with rent car from
which a tire was torn off. Otherwise
there were no damages, according TO
the chief ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-05
O(AIAND GENfRAL
HELP US TO INSURE DELlV.
ERIES ..

y The efforts OF the Circulation
= Department are eehtered on in !.
y surfing prompt and regular deliy-
y cries to subscribers. .. -. II
= If your. paper is not delivered
y promptly and regularly you will !
y do yourself and US favor by
y calling Phone 4911, ask for the
y circulation department and make :
y the complaint. .:.- :
y Serving so many thousands OF I
y homes every afternoon makes oc- I
= casicnaI lapses possible. (
y The Star-Bulletin maintains
= until $50 p. m. each day, spe- (
y cial city service for any custom (
y er the carrier may have missed. 4
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-02
AIS SSodjperr1ter.
Sulleu itreifen0e enalii6e WnuitiOns.
arbeiter behanOeIt uerocn.

2onOpn, %. Nldr3. Sin nsues
Dfittel, Die fortipdbrenben 9(rbeiters
i6tpieri9teiten in Munitions> unO
onOeren 9riegsIieferungs 5obriten
aus Der Welt 3u ibaffen, lift gefrn=
ben. Or. Gbriitopber 2(0biion, parz
lamentariI9er unteritaatsietretGr fir
&riegsriiftung, .entbil1te" bem 5onie
Der 8emeinen geitsrn gefdbrlihe 3us
itdnOe, beroorgerufen bur9 abii6tIi6e
@ufptegelung Der 2trbeiteri6aft, I'M
bic Wfunitionslieferung 3u bersOgsrn.
Sir GoparD GarIpn, Ser naa oem
Regierungspertreter Iprad, mo6te rem
8orI6log, Die tpiberbuorigen 2lrbeiter
gleih ais 6ohberrdter, bic Dem Seinz
be Oes 86nigs beIfen. DOR ods ariegsz
geriht gu itellen. Se9s 2trbeiterfi;bz
rer, Die gu Dem gglD0e Borters'
Committee" ge10rten, ipuroert ppn Der
MPilttdrbebor0e oeportiert. Gs qez
lang i6nen, in flint 8ononengieBereisn
ser @Ipbe 0egenb (8lasqofp,
@reenod) Die Qrbeit gum StiaItoro
3u bringen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-02
9fll6f1l ufr(orf1l jlufi 9(rmeetorp6,
Seet5ie periebie>ene rmiiiide Dipiiienen ee,,nten
centiebe 6rent an Scr Dino nie4,t eri<l,iittert,

ou9 fiinfais. 2tIss, mas feline 2eute
brau9en. lit cine 5anOppIl 0Drrfleiin
unO Mtaisbrei. SoIange iie oas uno
cine S9lafbede binter ben Sottel ge-
f6naIlt baben, t6nnen Tie immer5u
peiter reiien. Man bebenfe bogegen,
mas Elm omertfaniI1sr &abaqeriIt
ales ntitnebmen mNB. @r le9t
beitenfaIIs feline 35 MeiIen tdgIi9 3us
rid. Die 5ora6umore=s sSnoiuner
tperben oen 9tmerifanern ni1t Ben
geringlten 0ienIt Iei|icn. 9lber fir
@iIo geben iie ibr leBtsa &prn,
Mois ober Wei5en belaus. Sie per=
hen ibm aud ihnellere &uuoIdoftI
BON feinen 8erfoIgern geben, oIs Der
f6nelite Setter bringen tonn. @sI
sibt in Dem 2anoe iein 9ferb, oos
nit Den Snoiansrn Sdr,a baIten
tDnnte. SD babe bdufig cine Rot
baut BON meiner R1n9, 81 M2eilen
nett, mad Minaca geitbidt. Der Sn>
pianer Iegte ben Weg in elmer Ro1t
suriid. Gs lift gona unm6glid, iie
mii0e gu MADDEN. Das iie gum
efien brau6en, iinO trodene 5Ieiidz
tl0Be, bic fie in Der 2oIne trd9en.
Sine onoere S4mierigteit lit Der
@aifermangel. GrIt i'm Mal gibt es
einige glie6erI6Idge. Die Regen3eit
ieBt erit na6 Dem 20. SUM- Elm. Die
9lerpplane, meinte Der Gan6er, piirs
ben tpenig ousri6ten. lleber ben Sols
teFeIn fpirbeIn oft grFdbrli6e 8Den.
in oenen fi4 tein 6iug5eu9 boIten
tOnnte.
Ser erfa6rene aoncber lit ii6erz
Seugt. bnb 9i4a Dor ollem nah
3orreon mD6te. Die iene 5toot inns
I9pGrmenben 8tIas9lnbGnger fiuO
3a6lretb unb ougenT6einli9 nit Muz
milton uno 8prrGten po6lperIsben.
@ermaq er nit ausrei6enbem 8pr=
iprung DOR Teinen gerfolgern gu If
men gu itoBen unO ibre 8eritreuten
S9arsa 5u einem 6eeresperbanO 5u>
iammen5uihlieBen, 10 biirfte er einen
Qngriff auf Die Goron3as5ruppenz
ma9t unter Sen. Sgnacio gamos
pogen, 3orreon einne6men uno Iiio@
pdrts ouf Die Stobt Meritp lpeiter
3ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-02
Gaffinierter Sdjnrfe.
Spppelm6rSer @aite ipielt Sen
Serriiftea.
Seibe SdluiesereItern bersiftet.

Nep gort, 29. WGr3. Der iltnge
3abnar3t Or. 2trtbur Warren Bdite
ineint ni6t nur ieinen
S9niegerboter, ben Millionenrei6en
0rpgen @roBbdnOIer So9n 6. ged
aus @rano Rdpios, Did,, Ipnbern
aud oeIen @attin Durb 8ift umges
bro6t nuO nabribeinli6 oud nod
dnbern perIpnen, Die er beerben npG>
te, nah benz 2eben getra9tet 3u 6oben.
Angeiifts Oes neutrality-suspicious.
materials in ben ,oGnoen BEG StaotSs
onpalt Sponn qd6 Ell Dos Qeugz
nen als nuBlps auf unb ipielt nun
Oen 8erriidten. Gr pbantaiiert BON
einem rMonn aus GgDpten", Der fein
bDier 8eiit po- unO i6n antrieb,
Grontbeits 8atterien unb g(rienit
rem gerpanbten in bic Suppe 3u
trdufeln. Gr bate Iia dugenI9eins
lid ouf cine WlorbonfIage porbereis
tet; benn man bat ermtttelt, oab Der
eei4enbeIorger eugene s. Sane in
Orient goint, Gong Sslanb, Der
Beds 2ei6e bebonbelte, BON ibm $9,s
900 tefommen ioute. penn er bel eli
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