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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
HARBOR NOIES


The T. X. kFf. liner Persia Maru
brought rs sacks of mail from the
Orient late yesterday. -
Next mail from San Francisco will
!afriVe Monday morning on the Gee
anic liper Ventura, which has 6S4
bags. f.
At 3 o'clock yesterday morning the
Hill liner Great Northern. from this
port last Saturday night, arrived at
San Francisco.
Mail from Japan and China will ar.
rive in the China Mail steamer China,
due off port at daylight tomorrow
from the Orient
Due to dock at San Pedro at 10
O'clock this morning was the Hill liner
Northern Pacific, from here last Sat
urday night via Hilo.
The M4tsonia sighted the French
bark Eugene Schneider February %.
when two days cut of San Francisco.
The bark was bound for Portland.
To take the place of the Yasaka
Maru. Summarized in the Mediterran-
can, the MY. K has withdrawn the
Aki Maru from the Seattle run, to be
put in European service.
American shipyards are now build
ing $50 merchant vessels with a total
tonnage close to- ,o00. 900. Only Great
Britain is now passing the United
States in ship construction.
The CA. steamer Niagara, which |
sailed early this morning for vancou.
yer, reported having sighted an uni
Identified steamer Wednesday after
noon, apparently headed east.
The postoffce despatched ~ bags
of mail by the Niagara this morning /
for the Northwest States and Canada, |
and lis bags by the Persia Maru for
all mainland points and Europe.
The quartermaster's office an |
nounced this morning that the u. S.
army transport Fix, which has been in
port all this week, will sail for Seat |
tie at o O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rumors that the T. K. K. steamer
Persia Maru viii take on white pur-
ser on reaching San Francisco were
heard along the waterfront today. The
present purser is Japanese, o. Mat
suIhoto
Approximately l65 passengers left
for Hilo last night in the Matsonia.
This is the largest number leaving
here with Kilauea volcano as their
destination this year. The best 1914
record was III.
About March Is the Commercial
Pacific, Cable Company's schooner
laurence Ward viii sail on her reg
Mar tri-monthly trip to the Midway
Island cable station, taking 35 or 40
IONS Of provisions and supplies. Capt.
George II. Piltz is the schooner's mas
ter
A party of Honolulu German resi-.
tents leaving last evening on the Mat.
sonia for Iiilo to visit Kilauea includ.
ed AIR. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek, j. F.
Hamburg. San Francisco manager for
Hackfeld's;. Capt c.. Rashoff of the
German gllnboat Geier, and Mrs.
Rashoff; Mrs. J. f. C. Hagens and
others
Tomorrow the Seamen,s Act be-
comes effective on Foreign vessels
Ealing at American ports. The Jap.
inese steamer Kageshima Maru, due
omcrrow from Powell river for bunk
srs, is the first foreign vessel expect
I'd here. The T. X. X. steamer Chiyo
Maru is due Wednesday from San
Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Kauai Fruit & Land Com.
pany, Limited, held on Thursday,
March 2, 1916, the following were
elected Officers, Directors and Audi.
tor of the Company to serve for the
ensuing year.
] p. Cooke (. President and Director
d. P. r. Isenberg, .................
........ Vice President and Director
]. Waterhonse Treasurer and Director
John Guild :. Secretary and Director
II. G. Dillingham; .......... Director
ID. B. Murdoch. ....... Auditor
JOHN GUILD,
Secretary.
cA1o %. W..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str Glaudine, for Maui,
March 3 Mrs. r. X. Jackson, Mrs. F..
w Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. C.. Rosa and
infant, Master Rosa, Miss Rosa, Mas
ter MedeiroS, Mrs. John Medeiros,
Misses Medeiros ~, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
i. Wong, Miss i. B. Aiken, Miss NJ.
Vanconcellas, Miss Costa, Mrs. II.
Dickens, Miss Apo, Mrs. j. Goldstein.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
~ II A I'm "a ~
q
WIN I-|ADO
WANTED,

BY a single gentleman a nicely fur
nished room in a private, modern
home; boarding and rooming houses
need not answer; prefer one with a
garage or place to keep an auto;
willing to pay we'll if suited. 49,
6413-tf .........-..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The Hercules Powder Co. viii erect
a plant costing, s1,230.000 at San Di-
ego, Cal, at which potash will be ex-
traeted from keip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The $4,000 ooo 10 81. PER cent
gold notes Of the Unite. .|.1s Smell
ting and Refining company 1'Iertd 4
1Q3lz, are reported largely oFersub
scribed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
FURNISHED HOUSE.

In Manoa Convenient, completely
furnished bungalow. two bedrooms;
for couple without children; rent
S35. Phone 1858 6413-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Upright piano, in good condition. 1913
Makiki st. H.. ~. 6413-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Electrically operated sand sifters
that do as much work as ten men
with hand screens have been invented
fer use in preparing foundry sand Tor
castings. r
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Between Boards: Sales: 300, 15o,
f05, 80 Oiaa, 16; 2O5, 200, 200 olaa,
1915; 125, 500, 500. $50. ESQ, 220, 100.
%. 30. 25. 800, so. 80. 200, 200, $50
Olaa, 16A; loo. 20, $50 McBryde,
Is: 80, 50. TO Honokaa. Ss4s IS, %
Honokaa, 8; %. $50. 80, SO, SO. 20
Wanalua, 3Sa4; %. %. 5, 1879. 20 Oahu
Sugar Co, 3324; $50 Kahuku. 20: 25,
10 Eva. so; $4,000 Oahu Sugar Co 6s,
1o9: 125, 100, 20, so Pioneer, 44A.
SECESSION Sales: 100, 100. loo, 5,
Is Olaa, 1914; 10, 10, %. 5, so Pho
peer, 44A;; 100 Hilo Co., so; ) Olaa,
16s; IS H. C. & S. Co., 40; 100 Nc
Bryde. 1224 10 Waialla, 33a4; Ono
mea, So.
Latest sugar quotation: e6 degrees
test, sat cts, or $lo4.So per ton. J
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Tomorrow the Seamen's Act be-
comes effective on Foreign vessels
calling at American ports. The Jap.
anese steamer Kageshima Maru, due
tomorrow from Powell river for bunk
ers. is the first foreign vessel expect
ed here. The T. X. K. steamer Chiyo
Maru is due Wednesday from San
Francisco.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

A party of Honolulu German resi-.
dents leaving last evening on the Mat.
sonia for iilo to visit Kilauea includ.
ed AIR. and Mrs Georg Rodiek, J. f.
Hamburg. San Francisco manager for
Hackfeld's; Capt c., Rashoff of the
German gpnboat Geier and Mrs.
Rashoff; Mrs. j h. c. Hagens and
others.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
McsRYDE SUGAR COMPANY, LTD.

G4133t
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KAUAI FRUIT & LAND CO., LTD.

641s3t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-08
RELIGION OF BRoTHEF

RELIGION OF BROTHERHOOD.
Agnes Grundel in The Forum says
we should let our children know if
we have any suspicion of religion.
Permit me to reply that it all de-
ponds what the conception of re-
Iigion is. Of course, if she has ref
erence to dark-aged theology I surely
will agree with her. But if A. G. I'M
derstands true religion or universal
brotherhood am sure she will teach
her children to be very religious.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-08

THE PUBLIC FORUM
POLITICS AND UNIONS. - How
long are the workers, organized and
unorganized, going to stand for the
kind of stuff the board Of education
is handing them. I am going to give
the workers, especially the organ
lied, a good jolt in the ribs.
| wonder how long the old cry of
mo politics in the union" is going
to prevail. After a union gets
through with its regular business it
should take up political issues that
affect the economic welfare Of the
workers.
It has been evident for years that
the workers fight for bread and but
ter in the economic field, while in
the political field they simply give
the employing class the political
power to beat them into economic
submission
1 don't give a rip for good fellow
ship when the good fellow stands
for the political class that simply
rObs the workers. There is no one
who can be a candidate on CAPT
talistic ticket unless his attitude to-
ward big business is favorable.
You don't expect that Belmont,
Prick. Morgan, Gates, Rockefeller,
Armour, Swift, Marshall Field or any
of the rest are giving big money to
further the interest of candidates for
nothing. They give with the under
standing with the campaign manager
that no one who is antagonistic to
Big Biz can be a candidate on Re
publican or Democratic tickets
R. II.
RELIGION OF BROTHERHOOD.
--- - = Il - H. LL----r,, cn--c
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-08
When I go to the hobos' hall I bring
tobacco, pay off some of my COM
rades with the price of a feed and
they often tell me I am religious.
What is your answer, Agnes Grun-
deI?-Geo. Rogers, s25 Milwaukee.


STRIKES.-In scanning the daily
paper one would get the impression
that the worker was actually taking
things into his own hands and regis
teTing more than a mere protest by
his striking.
We begin to read with glee that
the men or women at this or that
company have struck, and then we
get in close touch with a siCkening
feeling between our ribs as we read
that they have accepted a mere pit
lance as a raise.
The clothing workers are going to
strike-just after the bosses lulled
them back to their jobs during the
rush season. It's a huge joke for
clothing workers to strike after the
Easter season. Why don't workers
strike when times are good, when
jobs are plentiful and workers are
few; when they are needed? Why
do they wait until their agreement
is up and then strike? Agreements
invariably run until after a busy sea-
son. Trust papers rave and rant
about violence when a policeman
loses his hat running away from dan
ger. What do you care about that?
Why are workers so afraid of viO-
lence?
The Tribune of Friday quotes the
milk drivers: I'VE do not care what
the dealers are paying for their milk
or selling it for. We get our raise or
the city doesn't get any milk"
Sounds nasty to some; it's music in
my ears.
But in the next column the poor
miners accept a new agreement
without even striking. In the third
column Westinghouse men Of Pitts
burgh are still battling for eight
hours when they ought to be howl
ing and fighting for four, and in the
same column the street car men of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Seinc @attin lit felt brci Sabrcn at
&bcmmatismrs.
Seridtet, wie feline Oattim lit mcnisem
@uden bmrd ygaulac" scbcilt
mMrbc.

vSn1lac" befrette meinc @attin boz,
Melmatismls ltnb ih bin 10 frpb
bariiber, bab ib ipiinide. bab Sic 2eu~
te bon 9apenport. NIT benen i'd iiber
II Sabre lang gelebt nnb g~earbeitet
babe, meme grfabruus fenen leruen.
uSaiIen sic iebt auf, benn es lit
cine tpirfIih misunderstanding grfabe
rlne", iagte @err Sobn @inneb, $50.
1925 Marquette @trabe tppbnbaft,
tpeI6er Ser 2unenpprter @ebeimpoliz
gel : 8ebDrbe angebDrt.
u8ebpr meine @attin oTmlac"
nabm. little iie brei Sabre lang on
Mbcl,matisml1s. Sic &ranfbeit iab in
ibren @liebern lub Siiben. Sbre Siibc
tparen berartig 9eldppollen, bab Sic
nibt lire Sdube tragen fonnte. @ir
iparen Iebr enttauidt, ba ibr ntdts gu
belfen ldien.
SD bDrtc bon ySanlac" llnb bolte
cine Blaide fir lie. gis iett bat tic
brei Slalden 9ebraldt ltnb fiiblt bc1z
fer ipie lie 5llpnr. Sbre @slihtsfarbe lit
lebr gut. 2ette @ohe ltatteten mir
mebrere 8elud5e ab unb bieies par bas
critic 1dal, bab meme Srau ilnerlalb
BON bier @onateu bas @aus b~erlafen
fonnte. sgie madte Iid au6 I'M 5allsz
halt niislid, ipas, pie ipir ba6ten, tic
ME lpteber tbun f6nnte.
naTnlac" bat &lnber I'll, ibr berS
ribtet, unb ih BIN frob, es jcbermann
ersdblen SIT f1nnen. @s bat uns piez
Ser 5u eiter sIiidliden Somilie ge@
ma6t.
Mit bcm ngal1Iac" : @t1l,r,, pelder
nSunlac" bempnItrirt, fann in S6lez
gers apotbcfe, $40. 220 tpeitl. 3peitc
strabe. selproden tperpen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
gclesrapbiide Nptisen.

g e tp y 0 I 81 IN 8. So. Ser brenz
nenbe @arb elmer uMntiua" ipl1rbe
beltte, lartt einer brabtloIen @elbung
mad Slb Eoint, bon bemgnnbesmodtz
ldiffe nSnonoaso" nnb beryadt u&ae
cific" I'M Sau in Sen @afen BON Cape
Charles, ga., einsebradt. Ser @ronb
an goro bes gdiffes ion unter &onz
trpGe fem.
9es Moines, So. ST.. g.. $.
Sumner, Der Sefretar ser itnatliden
gonitdtsbebDrbe, sab beute befanllt,
baB ieine 8ebDrbe big gum 1. 9tppem<
ber bDQig nit Ser @eude Ser &inberz
ldbml1ng aufserarmt baben perbe.
Ma6 bieiem Serlnine tperben bDhitens
MIR nod gang bereinselte &rantbeitsz
falle 5u gelpartigen fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
gpn ben lei@teittn Na9.
~ruugsmitteln bis 81 ben
irdftigiten Mabljeiteu.

Sic grfabrrng bon Srau emily
Gai5 lit 10 intereiiant, bab bieielbe am
9eitel1 in ibreu cieenen 8orten ipie<
bergegeben miro. Sie ipplnt in Sem
@ebdllbe Nn. 1922 ipcltl. 9ritte Str.
9nbenport.
SD litt an Mbeun1atismus nnh
Bate auberbem einen idledten @agen.
Sd NOR iebr abgeipannt. Sd fann la
gen. bab mein 8efit1ben peit better lit.
ieitbem i6 .Sanlac" genonn1en babe.
@ersan9ene @ode mubte i6 leidtt
Mabrungsmittel e1ien, iebph nebme id
oieie @p6e frafti9c @abl5eitcn Elm
obne nadber, l1nannebmli6fciten 81
%ber1piren.
vgaein Colin Otto, ser in Ser
9ieniten Ser gtraBenbabn1 @eie1idaf
ltebt, bernerfte Sic 8elIeruns in mel.
mem @elrmobetts : 3ultanb utO nabn
baraufbin ebenfals .Sanlac". Gein'
Srall. Sic iiber feline nelte @eiunbbci
erital1nt ipar, nabm all6 uSanlac"
geioe iasen, bab Tie li6 iucbl fiiblen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Tra11 slnnu Mpitpf.

gtod tangent, id)mercn 2eibel ncr-
idlico eeitcrn Mabmittag Inn bier
llbr 5Srul, 9l1na Gpltod int ibrem,
go. $40 Gaines StraBe eelegcllell
Seine.
Sic Iobiltgcid)iebellc crbliftc alll
|25. Icbrltor 1916 SIT Yrosoorf in
&plltein bas 9idt Ser @elt mno fam
inn &riegsiabre 1870 nad Sen Ser
einigten Staoten ltnb nod Ianen=
port, no tic lid, am s. Ssaltltar 1874
nit @errn @enrp g. Holtod, Ser lie
lett, mic audi Sic N%ahltehc10en
iiterlcbt: sSrall 2ena @ittenherg III
Sba @rope, So, 6ralt Minnie &cin-
f IN Sba Gounntp Sa., @eltrp Moel-
Ter in Nortb 0afota. Sic mar Mit=
alico Scr Glattnelltiden S6mcltcrn-
2oge.
Sic @ciicblltg finbct ar1 Wittmpd)
9sadnlittag INN 5mei l1br pom Iralt=
crlaltie, Mo. 500 Gaines StraBe, aug
allf Dem Ioirmollr1t Irieobofe itott.
. Tcrbina1o @eitpbal.
Mad einem langjdbriaen, idmerell
2eioen peridieo gcltcrn Morgcn Inn
balb 10 llbr Serr Serbinano @elt-
pbal, ein langiabriger @iiracr 9a-
pcl1pprts l1llo bes Scott Gtlu,tp, III
Ser @obnlng ieiner Sodter, Irolt
60 @rebmer, 9eo. 1906 8omoitd)
strabe.
SEER 8eitpbal erblidte am 90. So
11llar 1929 SIT Slbenbmrg in &pIitein
oas 2id,t Scr @elt inns aennB ieine
Gr5iebltng inn alte1t @aterlanoe. SIM
Sabre 1857 manoerte err nad bclt
gereinieteu Staaten aus ltno fam
oireft nod 9apenport. @ier Der
mablte er iid nod Dem 6rei SATIRE
nod Ser @%ermabImg e%rfolgten Mb.
Ieben ieiner @attin, 5ltf1 5peiten
Mole int Sabre 1851 NIT Tnu Ma-
tie Selter bon 3apcnport. Sic ging
&errn @eitpbal Dor fiinf5ebn sobrc11
i'm So6e boral1s.
SEER @eltpbal moor Elm gcterol1
heS observation-disclosures bon AS mrlo
bat a1td in Sen g~ereinisten staate1
bon georbamerifa Ben garaen 9iirger=
frieg mitgemadt. @abreno Ser let-
ten fiinf5ebn Sabre, alio felt Dem Mb-
lcben lei1er 5meiten @attin. hat SEER
@eltpbal I'M Saltie %iei1ter 5obter,
Sran 60. grebmer, getpobnt. gr ge=
borte Der 2oge Ser i.ibne
SEQ. 4S9 bon 9aoenport an unb BE-
iaB biele Sabre lang cine 3iegelci on
her Sbaron Strabe. gor hraiBig
Sebren 5og er iid ieooh bonn oftinell
Geldaft 5uriid. Ser 1ahineeihieoe-
he miro po1t ben naditehenben &in-
Germ iiberlebt: @cnrp, Moolpb, SRI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
TrQu Smeetem
idnfu bon idle4ter
Serbaunng befreit.

.Sanobl. id litt al, Masenbcs
idiperben", iaste Srau Ollie gipees
ten bon $50. 124 ipeItl. Sront Ctr,
9apenport." Mad llnb nod berz
idlpano meme gauge Gnereie.
Nad benz gi1en fiiblte i6 Dfters
1ebrIh Iedt. Sole bilbeten ii6 in
mcinem @a9en uno id fiiblte aus
bielem @rnnbe an~fgeblaien.
ugines Cages erbie1t id eincrl
8rief bon meiner GbipeIter III ct.
Mi1n., unb iie idricb: .Sd,ipeltcr,
nirnm Sanlnc". sic beIdrieb baum
fernerbin, tuie lie 10 bor5iiglide
@cilltate er1alten battc nnb bat
MIDI Damn, vSanlac". gu berludcn.
Nlrn; i@ babe Sen Matb meincr
Sdipeiter befolgt nnb fiible ieet
ipie cine anbcrc Sralt.
SD fann fait arlcs eiien. obne
1~1ebebagen Su babcn. .Tanlac" bat
einen nllnberbaren 8e9Iel in mir
nerrihtct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
@ar ne1p6s, batte eineu
ie1r i9ltdten Magen.

Serr 6. 2udenbibl, bon SEQ. s13
3tpDlfte @truBe, Nod Sslanb, bet lett
IS Sabren gprarbeiter in ben Bagenz
I6uppen Ser 9abenport Strabenbabnz
8eieuidaft lit, sibt Bic f%olsenbe grz
fldrrng iiber uSanlac", Die nene We
bt5in, al, pel6e iebt bel Mpotbefer
Carl 6. S6legel berfal1ft miro.
@err 2udenbibl neilt baranf BIN.
nab er feline grflarung al1s eigenem
Mntrieb inb MN gum Nuten Der 2eute
in ben 9reizs tdoten abgibt, Die aus
leinem @atb profitireu fonnen.
nMls id uSanlac" gcbraldte, ipar
id 1ebr nerbDs nnb bate einen l6le6z
ten Masen. .Sanlac" CAB mir etne
grpBe grleidteruns. Weine @Satttn.
tpelde mein b%eileres 8efinoen bemertz
tie, nabm vSanlac" ebenfals nnb es
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
gut; SIT td9tig;
2a9t'oft.
rYa1en sic auf."

NENII&ss Nv 80,
nSeit brei Sabren lit i6 an Merbo<
iitat. Wicine @Iut : Circulation mar
ldlcdt llnb mein Maeen in cinem bers
artigen 3lllta1b, bab ib bpriidtig lcin
mlbte, ~lpas ih aB. Sd mar icbr ent-
ia9te Srau @. $. Naebcr
BON SEQ. 317 gilmore straBe, @abens
port.
rMltn, ib bate .Tanlac" nlir flirz
&c 3cit su mir senommen, als id idon
better fiiblte. Sd tam icbt gut idlns
babe einen gutter gppetit nnb bin
nidt mcbr nerbDs. @cnn. i6 bariiber
nabbenfe, ipie entmutbiat ih mar unoi
ipie bel better ib iett fiible, 10 fam,
ni6f genng @orte. finbct, I'M
.Sanlac" si loben.
sd BIN cine banfbare Trali linb
empfeble .Smlac" beitens, peldbes ib
in garl 6. Gdlegel's Mpptbcfe, $50.
220 ipeitl. 3tpeite strabc, erbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10
Meue 2ln5eisen>
9a~mtta8mng.

ltnIeren oielen Sreunben nnb ge<
%fannten, Die nns in 10 giitiger 8eiie
ipdbrenb Beg &ranfIcins un1eres Iieben
Fgaters. g6pieserpaters. @robpaters
unb l1rgrobbaters imp Gt1fels, Gbp=
mas Sapcr, beigeltan6en unb ut1s BEL
ociien gerlult ibr ber8lid4es 8eileio
barsebra6t baben, tpiiniden tpir nn1ez
rem mlfri6ti9iten 8unf absuItatten.
Nl9 berfeblen mir nidt, benielben fir
beren prd9tige 8lu,nenitiide gu banz
fen, tpie al16 Germ gbarlesSteffen
bon 9a1rant fir Die freunbliden8 prte,
Die er I'M @amie unb am @rabe an uns
seridtet Fat.
Wsaria &aper, geb. @eber, Gattin,
Claus S. 8aper,
Srau @arie 6. sdwart, gcb. Baper,
Sbpmas S. 8apcr, (.
Srtebrt6 q. 3aper,
Spbannes 6. 8aper,
&inDer,
Srau Mintie &apcr, geb. N%brensborff,
Carl Sdtpart,
Srau Martba 8aper, seb. Curling,
Strait Martba 8aper, geb. Yeterien,
Srnt Mtgmite 3aper, aeb. Stun.
S6tpiegerfinber,
Subantes 8eterfen, Neffe.
! nebit 18 @nfetn un5 4 l1renfeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-10

Diefer Sage iii r,ell1t
Monate altes 8ino BON germ unb
Trau ). @unber III Nartespine, 5ebn
Meilen bon Sbree Riuers. Mi9., eez
leeer, ben 5Iammentob, oIs oas SIS
terubaus ourd Jeuer Serit0rts tuurpe.
Sin Selofen e%rplooierte, ipabrenb Dos
Rinb I'M 5auie idlief unb bic Mut=
ter I'M .Spfe arbeitete. DER Batter ipar
nibt bapeim. g1e Die Mutter nod
hem 5dlaf5immer tonnte, itanb Dos
5aus III Jlammen.
Nus 2amrenee COUNTY,
Rentudp, traf in 2~eriuston bic gtod)s
ridt elm, oab 6rau Sames price unb
bier &inoer an Ytpmain=W ersiftuns
infplge @enuKes BON aobl ltarben,
Der ettpeper @ift entbielt ober Dnrd
Goden in einem @efdB, neldes Slit
er3eugte, perDorben tpprpen mar.
Bel benz "fiinften 8inbe, bas audi ere
trantt lit, bat man ebenfals jeoe
Spffnuns a~ufse9eben. Die Beb0roen
bsben cine Inter udung angeorbz
net.
s in 14idbriger Sunge raz
mems Sad glber aiinbete 1i9, ols er
in Der Ndbe BON Minslins, Otla.,
5tpet Mrbeitern aulab, sic einen Deli
fran ausbe6erten, elm Streihbpla
Fir cine Cigarette an. Cine @rploz
iipn folste. unb als Der Man9 iid
per5oeen botte, fano mon ben SUM
gen tot, einen &omeraben, Der Bel
ihm NOR, idmer perIekt, unb bic bei<
BEN Mr5eitsr ebenfolIs f9per berz
lebt an einem 6altebrobt bdngenb
Dor; Der &run lit fait ponftdn0is GER
ltDrt.
Sobn 9ilbebranbt, Dot
mehreren Sabren megett ipieber6olter
Maubanfalle in Eocoma ms 3u9tz
ba;s in Bala Waua seididt, pers
legte, aus Der @trofanItalt entlo1en,
oas 5elo ieIrer Sdtigfeit bon Eaco<
ma nud Settle, poielbit er iebi nit
elmer Sdubmunbe i'm llnterleib III
einem Sripital liegi l1nb mabrli9
,eitlebens geldbmt bleiben mirb. Sen
5hub erhielt er BON einem Slider
6sitsbeamten, bon benz CT beim Musz
pliinbern zines Mannes iiberrafdt
plirSe.
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int 3eidJen bcs Seutidcn gu
then Grcuscs.

Die gelqmm1te nidtfdmpfenoe 9e-
Differing 8olens bat utter Sen plan=
maBigen germiiltllngen Der por- uno
suriidflutberlben rullilden Gruppen
l1nbeidreiblid gelitten. Sn Die @au-
ier ser Gorfer flog sic 9rnnbfacfel,
l11o melt llllD brett muroe 6lur uno
Ielo perrpiiitet. Can't Der helttlden
Organization reift beute allf Dem
meital1s gr0Bten Sbeile Der 5erltampf-
ten lt1o 5ermiiblten 6laden cine rel
DIE @rllte ser Genie oes Sbnitters
e1tgegen. 3urd Die ltarfen @anoe
bon S%al1le1ben oeutider 5olOaten
nl15 orrd) oie umlidtigen Mabnab=
men 0es Iel1tiden &otben &rel15es
ml1roe sic aus ibren geritedcn 5ll<
r~iidfebrenoe gepolferl,ng tbatfrdftig
nl1teri tiitt.
Ios @rgebnNB Ser organilatori-
lden Size enarbeit, Die bon 6e11 beut=
itcn @eiabungstruppen l1nb oem
9entlde11 &otben &relt5 geneinlam
bemaltigt lpltrbe, mar cine olardge=
bcnoe gclierung uno @ieoerbelebu1ta
Ser lanomirtbihaftliden llrto gemerb-
lidcn gerbaltnilie Golens BON @rln1o
anf. Sir Die &ebltng Ser Sl,Oltitrie
nlto fiir oie 6orOerung bes gerfebrsz
noe lens bot Sic Germaltung Dos un=
ter ben l%1mItanben ELECTROMAGNETIC
getban. Iabrifen mliroen eingerid-
tet, Mrbeits 9mter= ln1b Mrbeitsno6=
meislteuen ms 2eben gertfen, I'M Der
|%borberoen 9epolferung @rmerbsmog-
|lidfeiteR GIT bieten. Sente linb allein
in ser 2e%inenfabrif g5iraoorff bel
Mari6au iiber adttauleno arbeiter
beibaftigt.
SIN el,giten 3uiammen6ange NIT
ben fl1lturellen INTO mirtblGaftlide11
2eiltungelt Ser bel1tihen germoltl1na
lteben sic grrungenidaften unb Seq
nullgen bes 9entlden Gotben &reu-
seq IN Golen. @eraoe5u 8orbiloli-
DIES lit in Observation-Disclosures SIM
iibt geleiltet morben. @alt es bod
iomobl oie in &olen lt%ationirten beltt=
lhen Sruppen min aleidem MaBe4b ie
3ipilbepolferung ielber Dor &ranfbei.
ten idlimmlter Mrt 81 bemabren, fiil
hie gr1tltatten in grober Mense Dor.
banben mare11.
&lingt es nidt befren1bcnb mt
faum glau6lid, bob 5um 9eilpie
2ob5, Oas Snoultrie5cntrl1m Eolens
cine Staot NIT mebr oils elmer balbe,
Miaion ginmpbner, meocr @aiIer
ltitlrng nod aanaliiation bclist
gSelden 9eabrboben fir Snfeftions
franfbeiteu iolde @erbdltniiie liefer
ten, fam man iid uni6mer poritel
len.
Gas Geutide 9totbc areu5 bra6t
litpiel gerste in has beiebte @ebie
als irgcnbmie freigeniadlt merbel
l%fcnnter, perbelierte oablloie 8rull