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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
FOUR BRlTISHERs GET
" " CITIZENSHIP IN MAY

Z Natives of Great Britain were in the
lead last month in the matter of be-
coming American citizens, As mat
ter of fact, Scotchmen and English.
men were the only races which sought
the privilege in May, four Britishers
being admitted to citizenship. During
the month five declarations of inten-
ton to become American citizens were
flied, as follows: Portugal, 2; Great
Britain, 2; Australia, l. Petitions for
naturalization were filed as follows:
Germany 8; Denmark l. ri 2..-.s. ~..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
EXTRA PAYMENTS
ANNOUNCED BY
COMPANIES

Two. sugar companies, Pepeekeo
and Honolulu, &C the session OF the
efDck exchange Today made announce
unnt OF declarations Of extra as well
~ rBEnIhr dividends The former Is
payable Juns IS and July Is and The
|ntlbr July S. Thus does good news
continue 70 low in for holders OF
shares In local concerns. The direct.
org Of the Pepsckeo Sugar Company
~ . meeting held yefterday deter
mined upon the payment OF two extra
dIri1budb each OF 4 per cent payable
rnpnfh apart the middle OF this
month and Of next These payments
nrB II addition TO the regular two per
cent dividends payable monthly on
the dates mentioned. making a dis
biIrDement Of 8 per cent. OF 5000
n Zach OF these months
Hbnoidlu Sugar Company declares
81 extra dividend OF per cent pay
able with the regular monthly dfvi.
(Itnd Of q I.2 per cent and making IL
o. disbursement Of s56, $50 payable
Jnly s..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
BETTER TYPES
Of Citizenship
ARE ADVOCATED

principles of Successful Citizen.
ship Training Will be the topic of
Consul General r.. Moroi in his talk
tomorrow evening at the Knights OF
Pythias hall before mass meeting of
those interested in the promotion of
citizenship among the japanese.
Consul Aoroi mas taken an active
interest in the work for better citi-
zens and in his talk will urge the
young Hawaiian born Japanese 10
work toward becoming successful cit
liens of the United States. Consul
Moroi viii also talk on the work that
has been done in the past in making
better citizenship. t..4.as, sz@st.. 81
Hon w F. Frear will also talk on
how the Americans can help in the
work of citizenship among the Japan.
eSe, and explain the ideals Of the
members of the committee, who have
been active in the present movement.
The meeting tomorrow evening will
be the first Of the centralized organ.
ization instituted to join all educa-
tiOnal bodies together for the advance
IHcHt. VI GlLIASlioHtps n SApCiNISCly
committee has been named from the
various educational societies and cluos
| to help in the organization of large
general citizenship association among
the japanese. ..-.: r." .t't" ..'...-..s
Members of the committee selected
from the various bodies are as fol
J lows: Lloyd r. KilIam, chairman; Fl.
Tsunoda, Y Tonic NJ. Kakeht and
Paul Steel In addition TO the talks
| by Consul Moroi and Mr.: Frear, Lloyd
r. Kiliam will outline some Of the
plans in his Introductory remarks, and
Paul Steel will give an illustrated ed
! vocational talk More than 1900 invi
tatiens have been sent cut among
! the Japanese and Americans for the
meeting. which will DC called TO order
at 8 O'Clock. -.e-. H.. ~ -. I.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
oHlPFLEBW iFEPLEADS FOR
HUSBAND WHO BEATS HER

Little Julia Ptia hobbled into police
court this morning 10 withdraw a
charge OF assault against her big and
bnrly husband, William Pua The
court suspended sentence. pending
good behavior.
There was no malice In the tiny -.
mans eyes az she stood there IN the
crowded courtroom. leaning on her
crutnh with head scarcely ieacniag
Ia the shoulder OF her husky. healthy
Hooking mate Neither was tfers the
light az love or marital devotion Pol
icy only and desire 20 do right
prompted Julia 10 toll up the long
sfnifway 10 face the judge and with.
draw the charge
IL had been made only 10 protect
.h6r she said, and ifs purpose mad
I.5e1 accomplished She was viii ~ TO
ne another chance
She had no other means of support,
Ma todd the Judge, and it would be
raship on both TO have iliai fined
hprisoned Their small revenue
- be cut down or stopped short
hes, he beat her-Strnck bel
she was lying down; yes, she
seripple. but that didn.' matter
m he wouldn't do II again.
ashland went free gladly az \
s 49, Mic Judges hand, bur trifle
Se.s Nj and with shame on HE
~ ,.., moment. He eyen helped
co.,. Atron through the thronged
ns,, @ lear out. OF course, only
~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
YOUNG MURDERER
TOD|E He ASKS
FOR Forgiveness

lAssoeiatsd Press By Federal wireIess)
NEW YORK. y. r, June 1Dr.
Arthur T. Waite, athlete and club
man. convicted Of poisoning his faith.
er.in-Iaw and mother.in-laW. has been
sentenced to be electrocuted during
the week OF July 10. IN a statement
made today he asks forgiveness for
MS crime Il will gladly give my
body IN expiration and my soul freely,
to rectffy my sin" he says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
POLICE NOTES

Y. Ideta paid 80 In court this
morning for leaving bis horse united.
Kawakann was arrested this morn.
ing on charge Of selling liquor with.
out q license. He will be tried next
Monday
For grabbing sake at yarious times
from a delivery wagon. Charles Alec
was sentenced this morning IN police
court 10 serve three and a hair
months. He was convicted on three
counts; although II Is said he stole
abcnt 10 times: Afee admitted his
guilt.
M. Maiayama, q Japanese, appeared
IA police court this morning and asked
that the charge OF assault preferred
By him against Awaya and sTokuuaga
| be dropped. Both were discharged,
Malayama says he was beaten, but IT
was at a dinner party, where sake
was served.
William Trfpp, an inmate OF the
Boys Industrial school was today
Committed to fail 10 serve out the
remainder or his minority Frederick
Anderson. principal OF the school,
testified IN police court that the boy
was over 16 years Old and was unfit
to associate with the younger boys
vieart admitted in the police court
yesterday Inotning that he had been
there for drunkenness many times be
fore. The last booking was May 10
He was fined S. and costs Joe John
wasn't so sure. but family remem
bered being there long time ago. No
record was found Of it, however, and
he got off for So.
Eddie Narcone and Richard vii
lianis, both OF the Bijou theater, have
| mended their difficulties out OF court
and the case was dropped when
Narcone declined to prosecute viii
Iiafiis on a charge OF assault. In an
argument over game OF cards VIII
4 lfafns is said TO have lift Narcone on
the nose Williams has paid doctor
bills since amounting to SO for Mar
cone, Il was stated. .-.@- ::
| Two riders we're not handling theil
motorcycles in proper manner Tues
4 day. according TO the police. Franz
tioettefs was arrested at the corner o.
King and Bethel streets by Policeman
Henry J. Andrews, who says Goettels
a soldier, was drunk and cutting cor
ners. NJ 1akechi was taken by the
same officer. charged with having M
license. They will be heard Frida.
and Saturday respectively. +.
John August is called police cour
fixture by the police lie has tht
nahit of coming back Yesterda!
morning there were two charge,
against him on the calendar. one. o
non-support of his wife and the othel
OF driving a motorcycle yesterda.
4 without a license. He viii be heard
on both charges lext Tuesday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
JUDGE THOMPSON MAY GO
KAlLUA NEXT TUESDAY

J.. Wesley Thompson, recently APP
pointed as Hawaii circuit Judge, will
leave for Kailua next Tuesday after
noon providing his commission arrives
from Washington, D. c., on that day.
II his commission comes on Tuesday
he will Immediately take his oath OF
office in the supreme court.
Judge Thompson has not yet select
ed his court officers, although he has
a large list of applications.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01

M. MaIayama, g Japanese, appear
M police conrt this morning and ask
that the charge OF assault PREFER
BY him against Awaya and Tokuua
be dropped. Both were discharge
Malayarna says he was beaten, but
was at a dinner party, where sa'
was served.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
CLOSING EXERCISES AT a..
PRIORY HELD JUNE 13

ST. Andrews priory, Emma street,
will close the years work with com
mencement exercises to be held in
Davies Memorial hall at O'Clock on
the evening of Tuesday, June Is. St.
Peters school has not yet set the dlte
for its closing exercises. The Aad.
envy OF the Sacred Hearts, Kaimuki,
will have no commencement this year,
Il was announced Yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
UNLIGHTED STREET ROLLER
is CAUSE OF ACCIDENT

Maj. NJ. A. Delaney, NJ. c., depart.
ment hospital, Fort Shafter, was
slightly injured about 1880 last night
when his auto ran into a steam roller
standing on Nuuanu street near. Jack
lane There was no light to Indicate
the rollers presence in the dark as
the lantern had burned out of oil, ac-
cording to the police,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
JAPANESE AVIATOR TO
JOIN CHINESE REBELS
lspeeial Cable 10 Nfppu Jill

TOXIC. Japan, June L-Y. 0zaka,
Jr., son of the Japanese minister OF
Justice. viii leave. Toxic today for
Shanghai, where he will enlist with
the revolutionary troops in the fight
against Yuan Shih-Kai. Ozaka is an
experienced aviator and has offered
his services to DR.. Sun Vat Sen. who
will confer with him upon his arrival
at the China seaport.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
FISHERMAN KILLED AT
JAPANESE AIR TESTS
Especial CabIe to Sippu Jiii)

: z 4 X Special Uable 60 Nlppu JliiI 80.
TOXIC, Japan, June 1.-The Japa-
nese naval aviation corps held its
graduation flight at oihama base yes
terdag. During the flights one areo-
plane drifted out over the bay and
struck a sampan,~ killing one of the
fishermen. The officer was unin-
jnred. l.. -. - x. H.. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
TO BANQUET ART SMITH
lspecial cnhle 70 NIrnnI Iiiil

Special Cable to Sippu Iiii)
TOXIC, Japan, June Prominent
citizens OF Toxic viii give farewell
dinner to Art Smith, the American
aviator. at the Imperial Hotel tomor,
row evening Smith will leave Yoko.
hama on the Tenyo Maru June 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
PERSONALITIES

KIMTONG H0 has resigned mis- po-
sition with the First National Bank.
and beginning today viii be connected
with the insurance department Of
Bishop & Company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-01
TEXAS SaIrr rolls ploT.

,,s.' onrus ehIsTI, Texas. Fifteen
res,,It ~ u KingsyIlIe Jail as a
ara saa.o. Mhat iferiff Scarborough
l,Iet ~ - 500 men say was the
general 10 blo9 ~ III M - .. ne
ba1k aaa 4 hasas rue hi'lsssiiie
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GnrSe lltbtrlidJt.

Sdjlpere Sample iinb i'm
Gumme Bebiet amf Der Stref-
fe BON Epsieres nad)2onguepal
int Wanse. Die GnglGn6er mol.
len g,raben Der Oeitlden ge-
mommen, bic 0entiden aus
BENT 0elpiller @alo ber-
tric6en baben nno in 2pngiie-
bal porgebriingen iein. Die
Transs{eu finb amideinenb
nidt lbor9eriiff. Die 9eittidem
melben, baf iie Mngriffe anf
ben sypnrenitr Nalo abgeI6as
gen bnben.
Die Saiga.Jrpnt 1T bpafpmt-
men nnerfdiittert.
ltuiere Troteitnpte sesen
ben engIilden WDbfott lit in
iebr Idlarfem Sone sebulten.
gepriptgen iuirS ebenfalls pro-
teitieren.
Gnglnnb bebauptet, es lei
fein engliifes Sdiff in Der
Gbeiapeafe Bah aeipeien.
sSn Maseopnien iper6en bic
JeimSielisfeiten ipabrIdeimlidj
nidt ipieber amfsenommen.
Der &rieg foitet Bis jett
55,710 Willipnen Dollar.
Die Sinifen Srinsen in Ar-
ntenien iptiter Dor.
Die StaIiener nnb Die Ce-
rciGer melben beibe GrfOlse.
Die Deiterreider melben, bic
giuiien bdtten bei &a6siuilpip
neine Grfolge sebabt.
Der beiitid)e 3aiier banft
benz tiirfilden Snltan.
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- Sett beift Is pieoer, @ila be-
fin6e iid nit breifig Wiann in Gl
gan1ino Be Las 9nertps nnS bereite
iid anf einen perspeifelten &erindl
ppr, bmrd ben GORDON Der Garransa-
Srnppen 5it breden, Inn 81 einem
Elat sil gelansen, am bem Ct 8affef
unb Minnitipn babe. Die 0eididte
ipirb aud uol selDsen iein.
9enr |illa Cberit Gtonsales,
Ser iid iiiSlid bpn Surrepn nit lei
men 2entem ergab, lit Mmneitie 5nse-
iid)ert iporDem.
Sett melSen bic pbantnitiidem
8erid)teritatter oes rSnternatiDnal
geeius Serbiee", 0af General sniS
Serrera, ppn Dem iie 10 lanse be-
bamptet batten, er lei smnl yeadfol=
oes General Srepinu ernannt, snriif-
gernfem lei. Die 9sadrid)t fuir0 mol
ebenip iuenig ridjtig iein, iuie Die bon
Der Mbietnns SrebinO's.
- Bon Ser merifaniidJen Sanpt-
itabt aus iuirb bffannt gemad]t, oais
bie @egeno nm sorreon bpn ganoi-
ten geIanhert iei nnb Oaf Der gabn-
perfebr NIT SDrreon in ben naditem
Saaen ,pieSer amfsenummen iperoen
iuiiroe.
8unoesienator 2ippitt BON
&booe ssslano bat Die Merifo go
litif unIeres Braiioenten outs
S9Grfite angegriffen gefonntlid
nit poIlem 9feht, benn oieie Nolitif
lit ungef1br Dos ltnfabigite uno I'm
peritdnoigite getpeien, mas geleiltet
iperoen fonnte. gs farioen iif aber
perldieoene Serreir Die 2ippitt NIT
aroBer giltriiituna arttporteten I'm
ter onoeren bebaitptete Seflntor
Stone, ieoer anoere @eg als Der bonn
8rdlioenten eingeidlagene tuiiroe
gum 9rieg sefiibrt baben 0as TT
ttiht rihtig. gBenn Der Brdlioent
Suerta onerfar1lt bate, tpiiroe es
feinen &rieg gegeben baben nno oic
Hebolutiom tpdre lange 81 @noe.
= Cine Depei6e oes ueSnterna.
tional geeips Serpice" meloet, Die
Sol6aten, Die in ben Shnrmiibeln
nit oen Mmerifanern eefohten bot
ten, tpiiroen gang beionoers belobnt
sic piiroen beforoert ino ibre Ho=
men tpiirben in beIonoere gbrenli-
Iten eiltgetragen. Die Nahrift miro
mol nidt ipobr iein.
ssSn Der &utptitaot Wterico ioa
qroBe 9euerling berrIhen. Ole 4Srei-
fe BON 2ebeusmittel follen faum er-
iein.
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Gin Gorreiponbent Der yNii. Yrei-
ie", Der iid an Der 9liga Jrpnt anf-
halt, melbet, 6af bic peridiebenen
|erinde Der Gn7en, bic 1ront sit
Snrdbredjen, gar feinc @irfmns se-
baht baben nno oaf Der Wfnt Der
bentIden SpIoaten nnb lire Sieses-
geiuifbeit iid) in feiner @eiIe per-
min6ert baben. Der &orreipon6emt
betont, baf ibm BON BEN Offisieren
i'm Terfebr NIT ben Wsamnidaften
feinerlei SinberniiIe in oen Bes
selegt nnb feline 8eidrGnfnngen amf-
crlest iiab.
Cine eunDpner OeteiAe BON
bette nadmittag melbet, one Die
Gngldnber ben geiammten Oelpiller
8alo bon ben 9entlden erobert ba-
ben. Mnh in benz Crtc 2pngnepaf
iuollen fe tueiterc JortIdritte se-
madt babem. Die Seutiden mel.
ben, baf bic Ingriffe Der GnslGm.
Der i'm syonreanr.8alo aud IN bey
Semme 8eseno, snriidseidlasm
iinS.
Cine Spneoner Oepeide melbet,
baf &anrpfe Der GnslanSer segen
Steanngen Der 9entiden anf Der
Strefe BON Eosieres nah Qongnebal
Inn pollen Wange iinb. Sim SAGrf.
ften ipirb norb6itlidj bon Epsieres
gefGmpft. Die SentIdjen haItem bort
einige iuid)tige WrGben. Die Gng-
fGn6er brangen amseblid in einem
6erieIben Elm, ipmrben aber iuieSer
aus linn pertrieben. Damn rid)te-
ten lie Elm idarfes 1ener anf BEN
Wraben, nm feline Iieberberifellnng
AT perbin6ern nn6 6ranaen ifliek-
Iid pieber in einen Sell 6esielben
Elm. Mls Die SepeIde abgeidift
iuurSe, iparen bic &Gmpfe mod i'm
bpllen @anae. 8eiter iiiblid) MOI
len lie bic 9eatiden aus oem Ditli'
den nnb norb6iflid)en Seile bes
9elbillc 8albes pertriebem babcm
nmo in 2Onsuebal einse6rnngen fein.
Rad ben ensliiAem geridlten fnb
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ncd) klein ZciHcl1
Son ben Bau0iten BON 6ierra Ilauro.
Mnn6berun9.
ltngei6ifte 56eibenidaBta.
;s>fn fn<.s,tctH ttifCT MI
Mmm6bernn9.
llngei6iftt sdfibenidiBta.
l1ebereimfpn1n,ea NIT Gales

Bis iebt baben bic bei Sierra
Slaneo angeblid) befinoliden 8anbi-
ten nod feline slnitalten setroffen,
oen 9iio 8ranbe sm frensen, nm
| amerifaniide Grte in Der u8is
Wenb" @egen0 inieres Staates
ansmsreifeu, Die Geseno tit bmrdl
| mnlere srnppen gut seIdratt. Dberit
@aiton in Marfa, Der Sberbefebls.
baber iener Gegenb, fat nid)t nnr
iein eisenes 9tesiment, Oas Sedite
gmnbes aapalerie, iDnoern aud
nod Milistrnppen bon Seras nnS
Genniplpanien sur @erfiigmns. lie
birgens iinb Die 9lngaben iiber bieIe
8anoiten guns nngenan. Die Ginem
bebaupten, es ieien 2400, Die slnbern
seben bic .3abl NIT 200 an. @iel-
leidt eriitieren Die Sanbiten iiber-
bampt MIR in ber Ybantaiie einiger
! iiberamsitlider Wfeniden ooer Der
Yeporter. IS iuirb iibrigens gemel-
bet, baf BON Siinaga aus merifani-
Ide srnppen nadl Sierra glanco
seidift iinb, nm Die 8anoiten, ipenn
lie iiberbanpt eriitieren, 81 pertrel'
ben. ltnlere Hesiernng ldft Die
@rense onrd beIunOers itarfe Fa-
trpmillen beiuadlen.
glms gbibnabna iuir0 gemelDet,
oaf 8ambiten Die &andy Ses Hoialia
Sernanbes, eines friiberen @illa-Oe-
nerals, iiberfallen nno gepliinoert
bGttem. Gs leien 65 Miamn mnter
Dem Yefebl BON ElaiibO Tillannepo
aemeIen. Sic batten Sole 6ernan-
oes get5tet nnb ieien Samn in Der
3idtnmg BON Oiinasa entHoben.
Iermntlid lei bies bic ganoitenbam-
be, pon beren 9lniueienbeit aus Sier,
RI 8laneo gemelbet iuerSe.
= Siilfsitaatsiefretar Golf bat,
iuie aus @aIbington semelSet miro,
nad) elmer ltnterreonms nit oem me-
rifaniidem gertreter Mrreoonbo err
ffart, SaF man elmer Ginismns iiber
Die &Dmmiilionsfrage naBer gefDnt-
men lei. Garransa mill befanntiidDI
bic MadjtbefnsniiIe midJt 10 lueit
ansgeSebnt baben, iuie nniere 3esie-
rnns es mill.
- geim Sdei6enIdieken fat iid)
Sentnant 8. Steele in 9onslas, Ari-
sona, cine idiuere &erletnns Der
Siifte susesosen nno bem teraniid]en
Wiilismann See !Spnier ldof in Gan.
berion elm aamerao bnrh bas 8ein.
- General Wmmmer, Der Die ame-
rifaniIdlen Srnppen in Nogales be-
feblist nmb General Gales, Der Wi-
Iit6r 8unpernenr bon Spnora, ba-
ben cine 3nIammenfmnft in Npsales
aebabt nnb baben iidJ anf elm 3n-
iamnaeuiuirfen ibrer Srippen an Der
0rense seeirist.
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rniiil6 iapaniiben @riege abge-
nommen batte uno iebt an geuBlarto
perfauft bot. @enaue 0aten iiber
Die geltelungen, Die an Die iapani-
ide Bripatinoultrie ergangen fino,
liegeit ntdt Dor, bod miro Der @e-
iamnrtmert Der in oieiem Sabre gu
erleoi9erloen BripatbeIteauneen altf
13O Miaionen gen gelbabt, 5. b. 80
Hro5ent bober ols i'm 8oriabre. 4I-
les 5uianlnlen miro Sapan in oieien
Sabre an feline 8erbiinoete1t alfo
fin rllnb 240 Miaionen Oen 9riegs-
material Iiefern. { 1 Yen : Dol-
lar
Cine 9epeide ans gteip Yorf itellt
felt, Saf Der &rieg bis jebt 55,710
MiIionen Dollars sefoitet fat. 9a=
bon fielen anf Die GentralmadJte 49,
75O Wfiaipnen nnb amf Sie Gittente-
nladte 36,960 Millionen Collars.
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- 8erbinoli6es 9enebmen riennt
man elm 8enebmen, oas 81 ilidts
perbin6et.
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Wean reipeftiert oie ihtpaden
Seiten Der Wetslhen oft piel eber
uls ibre itorfen.
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SnIanD.


Der I'M 9eoroen unb Otter
berridenoen oriifenoen Sise iino Ell
ne gan5e 9ln5abl Menl6n gum Opfe,
gefaaen. Sn Chicago ltieg oas Sber,
niometer Ser @etter Citation auf
100 @rab, p1brerlo Die in ben Sd
ben utto Saulern Der Staot ange.
bradten @1rmemeiier 104 @rao re.
giitrierten; 5 Sooesfalle infolge Sit
ihlages iDuroen gemeloet uno 3abt-
reiAe Hatiertten ipuroen in ben per-
ibieoenen Soipitalerit eingeliefert
glub in ct. 2ouis betrlg Die 3abl
Der Gooesfaae fiinf. Sn Sammono,
sSSno., loa Die Senlperatur auf lis
8rao, in ben Sartbfeloern BET @arl
altf 110 @rao uno IN Der Staot
@arp auf 105 @rao geitiegen iein;
in lesterer Staot fam Elm Sooesfall
Dor uno in SSoliet, ST., 5mei. glus
Sulla, Ofla, tperoen 112 @rao BE-
ri6tet ullo in Bittsburg, Ya., lpur-
Den ii6er 100 grfranfllngen in eli
mem Gage angeneloet. Seood anl
nnertrdgliditen BON allen Staotelt
iollen Die Selnperatur 8erbaltniiie
in Seem Oorf iein, oas auBer Der
foloifalen Sise nod einen Seu6tig-
feitsgebalt Der 2uft bon 95 bis SO
Hrosent 5eigt. Die ean5e Staot loa
einem iingebeuren Dampfbaoe glei-
den iilo infolge oes 8alierOunltes
iollen ale fir Die Seu6tiefeit em-
pfdngIiben 8aaren neridimmeln 10
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uno Sduiern genotigt geieben bat,
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berunterlmifenben @aiieroiinIte ei,r-
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miro iiber Die pnertrdglfe Sernpera-
tur geflagt uno allgemein behauptet,
oaB in oen lebten Is SSabren feline
oerartige Sibe in oieien Staaten ge-
berri6t babe.
= @esen $7oo,oo0,O0o iino bis
iebt bonn Seuat fir Die geational-
8erteioiging relp. rSreporeoneB"
betuilligt poroen. 9ieie Sunlne
perteilt fid) auf Die ein3elnen 0epar-
tements pie folgt: Seer $313,970,-
447; Wtarine, $3t5,S26,S43; 9efe-
ftigrngen, $25,74S,050 Yttlitar-
9lfaoemie, $2,238, 1928; 0efi5it i'm
Armee' uno. Warine.Oeparteneut,
$27 ,559,34S.
The sun., 1916-11-02
DR.. CADMAN DEPLORES
CHILDLESS MARRIAGES
'.M0re Children Murdered
Than Can Be Computed"
He Says in Sermon.

The Rev. Or. 8. Parkes Cadman de-
nounccd Aildless marriages In vigorous
terms yesterday IN the course Of an I'D
dress III the ole hundred and hftieth
anniversary celebration OF the Old John
street Methodist Church. He was talk
Ing Of John Wesley and paused TO pay a
without whom, he said, there would have
been no John street Church and no So
600, 400 Methodists In tho world
~ thank God for SuSannah Wesley"
h. exclaimed. when she married and
bore children to that God fearing nus
band she did the nohlest and finest
thing a woman can DO. One ~ the
greatest perils Of American NE to-day
Is that woinen do not permit themselves
10 bear children. There are more chill.
dreu murdered than can he computed.
and New England In soma respects leads
In this.
Think Of this crime To ,he unborn
generations. Think Of the children who
might become John Weslcys or George
Washiugtons! Thank God. Susannah
Wesley was not that kin Of "A woman.
They had sev,.lteen or eighteen-mayhe
nineteen children. They used TO call
the roll. II is said. every evening one
evening Mrs. Wesley II said 10 have
told her husband nat their son Samue,
was missing,
"Iiave we a son Samuel he Ia said
ia have asked her. ! would this country
had a million mothers like S~usannsh
Wesley"
The sermon AT tho church to-day will
be by Bishop william r. Mcdowell.
The sun., 1916-11-02

WASHINGTON. Nov, The des'royers
Ay,w!n. Bsich and Bcrhain have arrived ~
Norfolk. tank ship ArrthusU AZ Charleston
de.troyers Cassiu ard WtdsNo rth. AZ NV
York: d.stroy,rs brA"ton and Mtta't az
Philadelphia destroyv- jenkins a. Boston
cruiser Maroirhrad a. Puget sound; 30
stroysr Mcpougal at Whi'estnnc, destroyer
Melville at Boston, Gunhoat MUNaukee NJ
Mare Island. coiie- Neptune at carmen
Mexico, destroyer rnuil'ar a. fhtadel
phtu gunhoat Sacramento az Puerto P!ata
icstroyers samson ana WINSTON At Nc"
YORK. mine shir san Francisco a. Tomp-
klnsvliie cruiser - Louis a. Hou"iu.u.
The cruiser Birmingham has stI'~i from
Newport. collier Rrutus san Fran isro TO-
san Diego: destrONera Cunningham, Jacob
Jones and Porter and collier Jupiter, New
por' fpr Boston. destroyer cushing, Sew
port for Norfolk Eunooat l"Ni" N"vpor'
Tor Philadelphia sunhpa' Dubuque, Ports
mouth. y. II. Tor Hampton ltoais, ro.'c'
Hsnco X. Nsyror', Fld., FOR Fort Al Prince
collier Dri.u. Honolulu Tor ,iusW, tux IA
tuXent. Norfolk for southern Dirt. grounds
DESTROYER Rowan. NeNport Tor sea. cruiser
salem. Sanch-. for Puerto Plata destroyer
Tucker. Newport for Boston. tug Cncas
Portsmouth. y. II, for New York