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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
CUTTING OUT CITY LUxuRIEs. I

Out Of the closed caucus discussion OF the super
visors come uimors that to make up the economies
considered necessary the city fathers will cut road
department. expenses to the bone during the next
months and also dispense with the Hawaiian band
The roads need more instead of less money put on
them and the elimination Of the band viii remove
feature which IS big tourist attraction. Retrenche
'nents along both lines may be made, but they will
hurt Honolulu distinctly.
The board and the mayor are in mess and the city
suffers while they are getting out news item this
morning says: In these times of difficulties over
finances stated. the band has to be regarded as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
PERSONALITIES

BEN MENDOZA, who has been in
for several weeks. Is on the streets
again.
GEORGE RICHARDSON leaves this
afternoon In the Matsonia for his
home in Hilo.
Mr.. AND MRS. FORREST c. MUIR.
PLY of Aiea, this island, welcomed
baby son yesterday at the Pacific
eanitarium.
Wv. ROBERTSON Of the freight
department of C. brewer & Co. is re-
covering at his home from several
days illness.
e. H. r. woLTER, formerly sup
erfisor here. has gone to San Fran
cisco for tour Of the states He re-
turns in October.
B. r. SCHoEN, Miss Evelyn Schoen
and Manuel de Coito leave this after
noon in the Matsonia for Hilo after a
visit en- the coast
Mr.. AND MRS. GERALD RIDEAU
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
EDITOR

luxury. and various other bands here, especially
the military, have shown such willingness to do SER
vice when called upon, that they can be used
There is talk of eliminating the band stopping road
work and cutting down the. police force but the
public has heard talk of cutting out tie mayor
auto and chauffeur, or OF the other expenses
of the kind Evidently these are not regarded as is
the band. in the light OF luxury and there is no
convenient substitute TO be secured by charity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

ROSS, 1886 Wilhelmina Rise, Kali
muki, are happy over the arrival of
baby son last Tuesday.
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR G. Ease
Of 1127 Kaimuki. annannce the birth
of baby daughter at the KapioIani
Maternity Home yesterday.
CHARLES TEMPLEToN CROCK
Err has joined Mrs. Crocker here
They viii return to their San Fran
cisco home in about month. Il
KODo NAKANO. who has been act
ing as war correspondent in Europe
for the Toxic Asahi, will visit Homo
lulu June 80 as a through passenger
in the Nippon Maru. He is on his way
from London to Japan
f. E. MCCALL, a member of the
faculty Of the Kauai high school, was
to leave for British Columbia in the
Niagara today on a vacation. He is
recovering from a severe attack of
typhoid fever.
j. WATANABE of the Yokohama
Specie Bank Of this city VIII deliver
an address this evening at The Hong.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23
THE ANNIVERSARY or a MASSACRE

Nineteen hundred and sixteen seems to be year
OF anniversaries in Hawaii and abroad. All Aneri-
cans viii be interested in the forteth anniversary of
Clusters massacre which falls tomorrow, and for
which Billings and Hardin Montana and Sheridan,
Wyoming have arranged notable exercises.
Reenactment of the crucial point in the battle OF
the Little Big Horn otherwise known as Clusters
massacre, BY the Sioux Indians, is planned to be a
feature OF the anniversary celebration. The central
figure in The event is to be- p. s. Godfrey sur
vivor Of Gen Clusters famous 1h Catalry regiment
The observance Of the annisersar to take place
on the battlefield itself and the ree4aeniet be
as nearly Reproduction OF the original event as pos
sible
Arrangements for the observance have heef. CONF
pIeted BY committees Representing the citzehso Bill
lings and Hardin, Montana and Sheridan. Ngonling
Special trains from Biihgs ana Sheridan are take
the visitors to the battlefield and thence TO the Grow
Indian reservation, where Indian games are planned
According to the arrangements, the visitors, on
reaching the battlefield are to find the arranged
as it wassa few hours before the famous battle with
the Sioux in which Custer and many of his command
lost their lives 40 years ago. There IS to be village
of $50 Indian tepees and between 1000 and 5000 In
dams pitched on the identical spot where the Sioux
were encamped Gen Godfrey, commanding conn
pany of militia and veterans, is to traverse the his
toric Custer trail from the last camp the Rosebud
river and approach the Indian village as did Cen
Custer
During the mimic battle, Gen. Godfrey will begin
and carry ont the historic retrea. as Gen Custer
treated until the summit Of the hill on which he made
his last stand IS reached. Here Gen Godfrey, in
the midst of the graves Of Custer fallen, will dev
Ter brief address He also IS expected to read a
message from Mrs George A. Custer of New York,
who s unabIelto be present An Indian chieftain.
selected BY the Grow tribes, probably win speak
The observance is 10 end with etapsF by the militia
company over The graves Of Clusters heroes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

DR.. Emmerfch Ritter, discoverer OF
liquid fire, former German confiden-
tial agent, serving a term in the Ohio
state penitentiary at Columbus, was
granted permission by Warden Tho
mas to manufacture dyes by secret
German process. ~ - a.. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

A Is year old boy whose name was
not given was recaptured by TRUSTEES
after he had escaped from the New
York juvenile asylum at Dobbs Ferry.
The boy fired on his pursuers with
pistol he had obtained, but hit no one
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

MRS. T. HoRI, wife of the pastor
of the Nuuanu Japanese church, will
leave for Japan in the Shinyo Maru
July IA. She win be accompanied
by Mrs. T. 0kamura, wife of the pas
tor of the Makiki Japanese church
and Mrs. NJ Makehi. whose husband
is editor of the Tomo, the. organ OF
the local japanese Ministers Associa.
ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

The old warning was to be suspicious Of Greeks
bearing gifts Now il ireeees turn to be suspicious
of Allies bearing anything
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Talking Of holding up the mails, why didn't those
viglant British cruisers stop the submarine carrying
a letter from the kaiser to King Alfonso
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

BY this time the printers Of all the European capi-
tails are busy setting up the type for a brand new
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

wanii Educational Hon.a. His sub
iect win be the Japanese Government
office and the Hawaiian Territorial
Systems.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

yards for the prodigal Son start honleward from
Oyster Bay.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Justice Brandeis hasn't done any visible harm /
the supreme bench yet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Unconfirned rumor has it that the turn-the-clock-
ahead movement is deep, dark plot Of the Big Ben
people.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Since the Dardanelles sincident the suitans pre-
carious health evidently has been improving.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

ROSS, 1886 Wilhelmina Rise, Kali
muki. are happy over the arrival of
a baby son last Tuesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

BY the way, what did become Of Henry Ford's
presidential boom?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

San Francisco longshoren,en strike while tte unon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-23

Mr.. AND MRS. GERALD RIDEAU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-03
ruE n,rrlr cN oi rhNo..
uoW's THE

The TeIaa Woncer cures inne'
md bladder trounies. c'ssol'es gra'
eli. cures diabetes weak and lHih'
backs. rheumatism, aud all 'rregu'
larlties 81 the kidneys and bladder 10
both men ana women Regulates
bladder troubles 80 children " not
.old by your druggist, VIII be sea
by mail on receipt ~ 700, one
mali hottie "a two months treat
am -. -sss'"m aus 80 p"rTecf .
cure Send fUr testimonials from
his and other s'aiea Ur y "
Hall. 2s2G Oiyo 9t ~ Louis No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-03

100 Ou,luu club member, aud q
r" substitute. were very charming.
H entertained yesterday afternoon
90 'u, pretty uumr of Nr. S o. Vim.
ward 90. pu.t stree, Vhrr. cut
flower, and terms adorned 'hr rooms
opened '0 fNu guests fur their hour.
of uvrdioNort rioWsaul Douycrsa
tiou kept pace with umblc fingers
anu an added pleasure WAS number
az fssHufrfuf Nsstat attss sssa..t sssI - '-..'
selections NU.l contributed b., MIe
Uuy g. NHHrl strawberry ic cream
aul mrr uo3 raar vrr, au ruIo}
un., urE. 20 fI, afternoon IS cutter
..UW.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-03
China, alter ColOrs
Tapes, and Oils

Ni.. Martin isal, fuf vnfl VII
take pupils anp order uufl 'rll
suI w., her u,aud -ct her feim,.
axle tluiilinioum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-03

Ou, of th' most pleasant affairs
listed 900 'h' ,aiucdar OF the early
week events wIs rhr Harvey House
bWu"' Monday evening rendered
thr sunday school teachers and o.
fcu of rhr First Baptist church
NHuUu. hand painted card marked
H" guests place. ahd 'nE flower
p"is ui growing blossoms Wd puh
carnations with term EH..i 'ho
d"w'.' appointed HH're a very
enjoyable feature wds tur ah-uu'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-03

an GNTIbEN 90 ~ A,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

mo morineolauam SeioeilReb, i'll in
unierer eriten glbbfl6ilng perailidAil-
Iidt Ger 3rei Ghiien lleberrod
BON 0em Sei0eHgfct fdnt iiber Den
5onou.0tod BON Weteorieioc 2ebtere
0ient aud fir Die drlncloie Enille.
8emerfcnsmert5 iin0 bic iplinoer6dr
pciten Qinien oeS llcberflcioes.
Sdmor5e GbantilD Spite liefert oas
Wateriol fit Sic longell engnnlieaen-
Den glernel, sic NIT elmer biibihen,
nit 5anmetbono eiugeiaBten @lan-
ic6cttc cbi@lieBen, Ger rmoe Sails
9(usitnitt in ieiner ihlicbten Aus.
fii6runQ lit iibcraus tleibIam. Der
g1od miro onrb einen benz 6lBiaum
einqend6ten Streifen g9icbter etpos
abitebenb ge6altcn @emerfeusmertb
lit Die Ebatlnte, oaB gDlooenciieae"
eleg1nte, ibnarae Sanfneto ilippers"
bic ourb 5pei 9iiegel uno sfnopfe ge.
lblofen peroen, 5u 0en alei0e tragt
glu6 Der SIT lift por idbmar5elu Gam.
met, nit eng anliegenoeni &qno, mo
m1htis GROCER, aIodcnforniaer aro.
ne. Die game Grideiiutng tr1gt ben
Stenrpel ihlihter Gleeon8
Tns Qlbenbfleio oieier Soiion 8eiqt
nidt ben ertrem iugenolihen Gbaraf.
ter, Der fp1bren0 Ser leBten on0ert-
baIh Sabre bas berDorragenoite9lerf.
NAL oesielben mar sSn Den reueiten
W2ooellen ailf Dem Gebietc Der 9lber6-
traht mirO Der 8iiroe Der 6rni ntebr
Medninq eetroeen Die Sbotiode,
odB reide, 0unfle Shotttriingen Pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

gSas ieOer YaenidJ iiber ieine 3aGuc
miiisn muF.
Bon Or. 3. . nd.

9lls cine ie6r betrii6enoe Gbotiabc
ifebt felt, oab oiele sO}ittter mo Batter
ulf bic 3obne i6rer Ginor mir bonn
06adt gcben be5icbungSpciie aif-
nerfiant ueroeu, menn lie iibcr
S1nler6en floeen. @s lit oies ctI
NcrpeiS oofiir, oaB Oie @e6r5a6l Der
Gr5icbcr Den @ert9, oci 3med mo
Ban Der 3dbne lmterid)deelt oocr
iiberGalpt nidt fennen Dieie lin.
fennttiiB bat in Dielcn sy1leu cine
ioldIc iuDerontportlicbe @ernahldi-
liguitg ocS @e6iIies 5ir Golge, oub
aft III fiir5er 3eit inter groBcll
SdJnler5eu Die 3dbue 5itgrlluoe ge6en
iluo ipnut eiite nornIale Nlageut61-
tigfcit be5iebiugsApeiie Grnd6rlmg
1inf6aig wirO.
eych mid mid in oieier 9Gbbouollme
fcn1iibeL in filr3er, aageneit per-
itdnoIider Qtrt ons 5u iAiloeriL mas
jeoer iiber ben 8tped, 8ou, Die aranf.
belt spto RIIeOs osT 8dpua piiIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

ipei1eH Syo6ots, iln0 ebenlo oiele gro.
be, fIohe aragcL bic born often Iino,
imo peit uftteu ihIieBen, ipGbrcno Iie
i'm 9aaden bod uno oidjt ocn Sails
umihlieBen
giele neiic 6iite iin0souf Dem @es
bietc Der Busmaberei eridienen, oi6t
onlie9enoe uii0 ie6r bobe Site, un0
anOere, brett imo iIad. 8cronI6ou.
li6t in unierer oritten 9[6bil0uno lit
Elm @remplar bes breiten Sutes, TO-
pie aud 0eS breiten 4roqeng. sSm
Sale oes 2eeteren fommt meiBe Gr.
gon0p 5ur gernenoung, nno 5tpor in
Qoppel.Go2e-@feft. Ger 97ano lit
eingeiebt nit elmer i6molen 9[tlos.
Goroel. @s lit Elm icbr itboner Sut,
bon Somfnet uno 9ltlos gefertigt, Den
uniere 9lbbiloultg 5eigt uno Ser in Ser
6orm an cine 5le6ermous Qenobnt.
Sut nie &rogen NIT Dem oie M}an-
i6etten iibereinitimmen, mirfen chen.
70 neu tpie elegant.
Seit Gle 6elolager in Mooe gefom-
men iino, boben oie iiiueen MdoHen
BON 1916 ben Gbreei8, iid am Sogo-
iport 81 betbeilieen. Ser getbeilte
giod tpiroe oor mebreren SoiIons
nod ols 5ientIid bertpeeeu betrodtet,
icet aber Iin0 all feline Stel(e oie
3nieboien getreten Qieie iin6 ent-
ibieoen Oiel fleioiamer, iebr proftii6
imo obne 6roee drBerit idid. @uro.
p1iide 6rouen, Die an Die @teue ibrer
i'm 6eloe beiinoli6en MGnner qetre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

giinitigt peroelt trdgt nod oa3u bel,
OaS Gcbiiiantenmdbige4 oas alai.
bern in beqcn 6arbe1ttonen mebr ooer
meniger anbaftet 81 Oertpiideit, uno
fralen9ofte g9iiroe mebr IN Den Bor.
oergrun6 3u ldieben. @s beiBt, bob
ale 9(benotoiletten mit5flepper aus
geitattet reroeN ioQen o6 oos Rlei6
nun tur3 o6er lang Iein mag. Das IL
ilnierer sweitcn Slnitrntion pieoer-
gegebene Wlobel iebodb biiBt oa6ur4
nihtS all g9iir0e itno @ro3ie elm.
Sbmor5e5 Seiocn.9leb fommt BUR
@eripeuoung in orci 2ogen iiber e..
mem Sonou bon itipnr5em gltlns.
Gle obcrite Gage lit in erauiiiter Meis
ie aisgeitaHet nit Silberitiderei in
reibem 8litmenulIter. Der untere
@duo iii nit eiuen id]inolen3ipiiben.
fat in W}ctoQ eingefoBt. Sebr einfoh
lit Die 3aiae, 0ropirt in SSihu,@Heft
init elmer drmeaoien Scite. Die an.
oere Seite oogcgen bat cinen groctoS
foaenoen q(ermel BON SdnttenIpise,
nit g2et geoedt
Ropftrndt nnb Sdlstr1ft aeben
bis 5i ainen geipiiien @rooe Smlb in
Sono, iulo oas Cine pilegt mebr ODER
iDcniqcr alf oos 9(noere ein8iituirfen.
81 oen 6o6en 4roget pabt Der flei-
ne, bobe Sut am beiten, pdbreno Der
6rcite Snt in Der 0Reeel nit benz
nieorigen ilaheu aragen bdrmonirt.
9laen 9ln5ei6en nod iperoen bon 9ei.
BEN gIei6 biele oertretett ietr, gibt es
bod iebr eleeante StebfrogeR NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

unlere 9lbbil0iu1g 5ei9t Den 9[n5li9 ei-
ner in Seiellidaftsfreiielr iebr belieb-
ten, jiingen 0ebiitontiil lno beQcilter.
tenglnbdngerin oller outdoor Sports.
Ser 9ln5ug lit aus ihmar5 mo meib
gepiirisltein ASerno nit ,3ui1ben bon
idjmor5enl &e0er Der belieren Salt.
Bartlett megen. sic trdgt oer6e 2eoer-
idlbe, uno leoerne @amai6en. 9ei
Der SSngo trG9t iie ein graies Sian.
ncabenO, nit uei6cnn &rogen, einen
pciten; ;6il5but lno SmlpbanoIdube
Ger 9od lit einc flcioionc Scope in
glorfolf-Stil, garnirt nit Sorli.
fnopfcn Giirtel inio groBen Golden.
Sic eifrieen S5iiugerimeu Der W1o.
oe, Die beitGnoig aiif neue @ri6eimm.
gen portelL maren felt ldngerer 3eii
begierig 5u crfo6rcn weldes oei
ndcbite Shritt Srou D2ooes oilf oeu
@e6iet ser 4ismo1erei iein tpiir6e
Ser W1otroien6ut botte felt LANCER
Belt Die Serribaft, 10 ooB er erfob.
rungsgemGB iiber 9itr5 ooer Qonl
our6 Elm anoeres Genre eriest per
Den ntitBte @on5 almdblib baben ee
i6idt oropirte Sirbonbiite ibr Or
Ideinen gerna6t, peri6ieOen bon Oe
neH friiberer Sabre, ~ eirige nit
onoere obnc @ono. Damn trat Der ee
preBte 9i6er6ut in 9lftion, uno 5ipal
in ebenio iingeipobnli6er, tpie dnipre
6enoen Sormen Sebr berihieoenor
tiq mar 6ie @ornitiir an oieien, be
| ite6eno ous 9auo, in Der Siege
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

~ ~ ~ ~ - uNlt - <tAbHlA'
Sci ben unertrdalir6 beiBen Sogeu,
bic Der &odiommer irns gebrod]t, lit
Die g2ohiroge na1 ben ihleierboft
sarten Stofien bis ms llnbegren5te
eeItiegen. 0lit ieoeul Sabre boben Die.
ie @epebe an atberiiher 3artbeit 81.
eenonunen, 70 nab lie iebt bic @reu5e
beiien. i0oS moglid], crreidt 81 baben
ibeinen, oenn Dab es nod etiuas &c.
eeben fam, mas olrhiihtieer, ino
bon nod bnidartigerer Bartlett iein
fam, ais oieie Sbleieritoffe, lit nift
benfbor @an5 beiouoers Gilt oics
bon @louier Die bon 10 ipinnpebcn-
feinen Gjeneben an9eiertigt iui0, Dab
iie eieentlih MIR nod cine imaginare
gctlcioung oaritelen @s bleibt itnter
ibrer Gberilahe BEN 8liden auh
ni6ts berborgen Die rnonsbleiblihe
fyDlee bierbou 1T Elm Gurus IN Inter
lpoide .pie er nod ME 5uror oogeipe.
fen lit. Gie qon3 feiuen Sei0en.@e-
ipe6e, ME gbiffon, Crepe @eorgette
oocr 6repe be dine prforoern ailcb fir
bic 9louie einen Solt IN 5orm elmer
llntertaiae aus @ei0eufdbhen-E
feto ODER a6nlidjem Dloteriab Die in'
0cB MIR big fnapp iiber Die 8iiiten.
linie biaonfreid]t imo mir mittels
ihmolcr SdiiIleritrcifen 5uionnen.
ocboltcn mirb llntcrtai1en Die ipun.
Derbore @ebiIoe bon feiniteu Spiben-
eepebeu oariiclcn iino fir pielc bic
fer 8lonIen poaig inentbebrlid
Giner oiiBeroroeutlifen @eliebt-
Belt fir 93louieu5wedc crfreitt iih
Georaettc,@rcpe, nidjt MIR neil es nn
Iidb rei3el0, ionocrn auh, neil es
praftiih iii, @eorgette Crepe fam
tbotidhlid geunihcn mer6en, ilno
epar INIT foltem @oIier un6 Seize,
iuo Iteht nod) elmer iolhen ge1atio.
hina ent5aden0 friib un0 geuau iuie
neii aus. QluBerocm tpiro es aud
blrh iein leihtes @eipiht ino fiibles
Musie1en at ctneiu bod5it ipiiuibens.
iuertben Wloteriol, Maan finoet bieie
V9loufen III ether groBen gllisiDabl
NUMBERED oner, 3nrter Gd)uttirlnaen,
fnb bon perihiaoeuartiaiter, bohit
neibiamcr Mlahort Gie erihemeH ie.
bod and III Olnflcn Sarben oie,
ipcnn lic sii eittem aoitiiu III bdrnlos
nirenociusSar6ertoH getraaen neroen
porncbnl clcaont pirfen sNm 9lnges
meinan III Sie 2ingerie-@loiHc bon
ben iiberoiS 3arien 5eioenblolIicn et-
tDas Der0rdn1t morDcn Tieie iDuitoer'
bar weihen 5eibenaetpebe idbnuegen
iih tn 70 ent5iidenoeu 2inien Der 5i-
gin an, odB, fpeln man Die 9BnbL
slpffdJen ainaeric. iui0 Seioer.Grepe.
QloAie BAT, bicic entihieocn 5u @itn.
item Der Qeeteren mtSfaIleu fpiro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

gber rtdt mr. fir @loiiien ion-
bern ou1 fir Das glahniittogsfleio
fir Bromenaoen- nub @efhS3pcde
bc0ieut man iih Der our4fHtig 5ar.
ten @tofie, notiirlid in @erbinouug
NIT 9laibiarbigen ooer oiloersiarbi-
gem 9diict fiir ons llnterfleio W9it
Qorliebe ipifO bas Drsi @tufsn Rod
nobea 9epd6lt, ons cine Dor5iielide
@clcacnbeit 3ur oortbeilbaiten Ser.
-'enolH9 BON 5pisenfolbeIn bietet-
1ie Eoriierin fleioet iih oes 9ladj'
r;sians germ tn onnfIeren Borben,
oeal abcr III i1re Gridcining al.
heri .Aid Gin aleio oieier Qlrt
a. asilaA III Iawar5sr Qeteog.Selog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03


4, 0os @1ild)5abneebiB. IT Ger
9llenib befonmnt IN ieinem 2e6en
5lreinlal ,3Gbne. 9ie eriteh 3dbne
nennt man Wtil45dbne (tcnipordrs
3dbnc), mo Ole 5pciten iiit6 Die 6lei.
belOen 8dbne (permanente 3dbnc).
Oiitd5dbnc befontult Der D}enI9 20
Stiid Die Dllr1brildJs5erten iino
reric5leoenen llnregcInIdBigfeiten I'LL.
terluorfet, oa bier Die 9laacneinfon-
ititrtion OeS SeiHoes cine groBe HoIlc
ipielt 9lQer0ings ffonnte folgenos
9ainleQung iiber oos @rid)eincn Ger
W1ilcbjd6ue orieiltiren:
6. bis g. 2eben5inonot bic mittle.
rem Shneicc5dbne.
8. bis -. &cbensnlonat Die felt.
lihcn Sdlneioc3d6ne
13. bis t6. Se6enstorot 0ie CD
unO Uur0ereit 8aden5dbne.
30 bis 30. 2ebensnlonat oie 3rei.
ten @adensd6ue.
Gas 8aDneu 1T faIt iinmer RON
Sdaner5ell beeleitet, Die iib air groB-
ten peitigfeit iteigcrn fonnen. W1oa
perid)afft ben &inoern oft groBe Gr-
leidteriIng oaOltrc5, oaB man i6nen
einen ioeeuauitcn 2iioerring 5lnl
sBeiBen Gibt. @'roBe Sorefolt nn5
sIuflnerfiamfeIt Ioate aber ieoe llslt-
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8. Das Sobllpcroen Der 3Gbnc itnO
Die 6olgen. ~ SABINE wer0eil 0urd)
nerIdieoene llrio6ut fronf. Die
Soitptfrnrf6eit, 5. b. Die perbreitetitc,
lit tpu5l orc Gnries, ittiter ipelder fat
Die gauge D}eni9beit 3li leioen bat.
Ole llriadeit Der &orieS lttO ber.
idieoene gSobriingsnittel, ipie @iiiG,
Sblt Wleoifamerte, 3uder itno Der
eleiher inehr, iaire @dbriingeu I'M
Whtnoe, fpeIdje 0urb iib in oeitsiiGen
mougel6oft eepflegter 3dDue felt.
ieseuoe Speiierelte eittiteDeil Tieie
3ericslmgsporgonee, oqirb ipelGe Die
HurieS eiugeleitet miro, fil6ren sir
gntfnltling Des bnrte1l 3abnibnlel5eS,
mcl6,e Die 3o6nftone millineterItarf
iibcr5ie6t. Cine olinfle Stelle am
2oBn lit oos 3ei9en ouiiir, OaB bic
&ories oeuielben i1on ntgegrifiett
Fat. SIT Die o6ere 6ortc Sdadbt
cur9bro6eit 10 l1reitet Die s3erlt6.
RING i1neQ porlp1rts, neil Der tiefer
licgeIoe gsiton0tbeil oes 3abnss.
has Iogenannte 3abnbein (Dentia),
piel tpeic6er uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit
ais Ger Shmel5. Daber I1bt es iid]
mu9 erfldren, Dab eii Stiid pom
SoDn losbridt llnO nlf einmol Siir
Sod iiHtbar lit IS lit aIIo lebr ri
ratbeL lolAe flciner itguarSer Ste(.
len al Sobueiteoon cincm 1sadnlnalt
nnterilIdeu 5ll laiieu, ebe Der Defcft
Sen Jierp erreidt BAT. ga 4ories an.
itcdenO it, 10 iteft eli ocnl 8erfdll
ii6erlalIencr 3n5n Die anoeren idnclt
an %e6t Die 8abilfalle i1on bis
5lln 9aerp, 10 eut5iinoet iib Oerielbe
lno Der 3obn miro ii6 in le6r eni.
piinolider uno idnier5haiter ySeiie
bemertbur maben. 3ur1 9e6ouO.
lunq beinI 3dbnor5t ooer 0eltiiten
laNen iid iolde 8d6re aln0 meilt
nod erbaltell oiir6 g}erotoOten ocer
YlombIren. Tie MN leioer Derbrei.
tete Qlnltdt, glerptooien mare cine
iInrf idmer56ofte @fanipllation, lit
ebcnio inridtig als inibcgriiroet; 0d
Der 9lcrp gum 3lpede Oes NAombirens
oes 3abnes nid1t in lebenoeu ,3uiton-
DC aesoaeu lpiros ionocru rrit ppul,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03

G5rosgraiii ~, 8orte uno gelegentlid
anopfen. 9l6er oos @emerfenstuer-
t6eite rn0 qlnnaaenoite mar Der @e-
fliigel5of gluspus. 9Serlbiibner, Sd-
ionen lino piele anoere Spe3ien,
idapierig gu uenuen, lieferten oeu &c.
wiinihten Seoerl6mlid nit iebr bib.
icben lin6 oft ilugemobnlicbern 91eiill-
tat g8an0o.
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ten Itnb, baben in bielen Gduen Oas
gcinfleiO in elmer ODER Der on6ern
6orm obne @inwanO acceptirt, eitt.
fo6 neil oos 3ragen BON 9foden bel
Der gluSiibung oes nenen8eruies bin
oerlid iein ipiiroe 3ie glmerifonerin
BAT oieic S56ee beeierig aligegriffen,
uno miro bon MIN ab in bequcnen
anieboien iugen, 'reiteu uno fiiGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-03
QiLan D0 hi 5 a N m Z sliletfd.

piloD DpnSummsifleff&.
III 3tpei pfunO I90nes SdmmeIfloilb
fpirb in Stiide 5erleet uno in Butter
unO fsinem eigeren 6stt NIT ipenig
Baiier, Sdl5 un6 rei9li9en 3pHbels
fd9efben ober Somaten gar gcoiinitef.
Benu bas 5leiI9 beina6e peib III.
wirb cine eroBe ObsrtdFe better qrs
fpiilter Reis Oa5u gegsben unb dles
ldngIom ipeiter geto9t, mobei man
ipdbrenb bes apdets immer cin fpenig
faIte 6leiidbrii1s na99ieBt, lpas Oos
3erfdlIeH Der ReistOrutr serbinbert.
Disie miiIen ipei6 tperben aber qon8
bleiben. Der Reis nimmt ben frdfs
tisen @ef9mad bes GlciIchcs uno bic
SSorbe Der 3piebeln un6 Tomaten an.
Wlan ri4ttt SleiId rnb Reis aufdms
men in elmer baEbtiefen Sdiifel an
nub per5iert ben RauO nit peterTilIs
posr eeiol5eneH SomatenT9siben.
Gum Di4tsn Mub man nicbt MIR
siusn StofL ioaSsza sAl4 Aps
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