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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04

Referee, R. H. Keefe; umpire, J. F. Mccormick; time of periods, 12-10 | minutes siStA .
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04
EnslislTeteagues.
 Lancester Section.

BRITISH soccER-REsuLEs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
KOLOA CARRIES
BIGBALANCEIO
PROFIT ACCOUNT
Manager cropp Foresees Yield
of Less Than 5000 Tons
fof Tonnage Of. 1916

with Il net profit of sS02.l93 for the
P19l5 operations Koloa paid out only y.
per cent. or $4,000. in. dividents, and
carried to the profit balance account
| 1851. 1893. On December 81 the COM
pany had more than s115, 900 cash on
hand.
Excerpts follow from the annual re-
port Of Ernst Crop, the manager,
which was submitted to Koloa, share
holders at their annual meeting today:
Crop 1915.
81 am glad to report banner yield
Of 9,5Ol.77 tons sugar this year, which
is larger by 600 tons than any other
output in the history OF the place.
Crop 1916.
The weather has been very unfav-
orable during the growth of the cane
for this crop. The dry season lasted
till August, so the growth of the young
cane was checked during consider
able time. After the rainy season had
set in the cane grew rapidly, but un-
fortunately had no time to ripen.
The harvesting of this crop started
on December g. We have manufactur-
ed up to- December IL, 2.3071S75 tons
sugar. alhe fields taken off SO far
have faIen below the estimate and,
unless the quality of the. juice inn
proves, We win get a little less than
5000 tons sugar. 3 SOC
Mill. So.
The Mill has done very satisfac-
tory work during the;pas season in
grinding 1894 tons cane per hour with
an average lextraction OF. 95.5o7 per
cent a.g
| THE new Lihue ditch was complet-
ed August Is, 1915, and will be of
immense value for this plantation
mo expensive improvements are
planned for the coming year"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
GAS, HEARTBURk,
INDIGESTION OR
ASICK STOMACH
"Pape's Diapepsin' Ends All
Stomach Distress in Five
Minutes

Time II! Papes Diapepsin will oil.
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within FIVE minutes. =
III your meals don't fit comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump OF
lead in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is sign of indiges-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist fifty
cent case of Pape's Diapersin and take
a dose just as soon rs you can. There
will be no sour risings, no belching OF
undigested food mixed with acid tno
stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach, nau-
sea, facilitating headaches, dizziness
or intestinal gripping. This will all go,
and, besides, there will he no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with naaseous doors
Pape's Diapepsin is a certain cure
for out-oforder stomachs. because IL
takes mold of your food and digests 1t
just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there:
Relief in FIVE minutes frola all stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large fifty-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin' to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and Indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs in your home
adv. {:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
5Hilo Tribune Editorially De-
clares Transaction Regular;
Not Political Deal

That the Waiakea land figuring in
the "Metzger lease" controversy at
Hilo was not secretly transferred to
Senator ID. f. Metzger: that the pro-
posed sale was publicly considered and
approved by the territorial land board
a year ago: and that the deal was not
secretly arranged by the governor and
senator as political matter, are the
declarations voiced editorially By the
! Hilo Tribune in its last issue.
The Tribune contains long news
article i'm addition TO its editorial, the
news article declaring that Norman
Lyman says he was misquoted in the
report which retresented him as be-
lieving a political deal had been made
among administration Democrats.
The editorial says in part:
$50 much dust is being kicked up
over the question Of the ownership of
the Wafakea quarry that there is
grave danger Hilo residents may over
look the real facts. The Tribune is
not special pleader for Senator Metz
ger or the territorial administration,
but IL does believe the senator and
the administration are deserving of
having the truth emphasized. as much
as some of the statements about the
quarry transfer which are apparently,
untrue.
The Advertiser of last Wednesday
contained Hilo correspondence which
pretended to give both sides of the
controversy, but presented its story in
such manner that the reader was
left with the impression that Waiakea
land OF great value was, to be, or had
been, secretly transferred to Senator
Metzgar with little remuneration for
the territory.
sSt9Tae truth is that there was no Sc
crecy about the proposed transfer OF
the quarry land in fee simple to Sen
ator Metzger. The land was appraised
and the transfer considered and APP
proved in open meeting by the terri.
torial land board, which fixed the COM
pensation for the land at nearly $2S
per acre. In addition to this payment,
Senator Metzger was to have given up
lease for 140 acres of Waiakea land.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
SAYS WAIAKEA LANDNOT SECRETLY
TRANSFERRED TO SENATOR ME7HiER|

Failure to keep track of the actions
Of the land board, or faulty. memory,
is evidently what is responsible for
the fact that the Hilo Board OF Trade
members knew nothing of the. pro
rosed transfer, not because il was
secretly arranged by the senator and
the governor as payment for political
debts, as the directors to the transfer
would have US believe. ..s. 1919. -
1T is just as easy today to find resi-
dents in Hilo who believe only waste
land xas purposely included in the
house lot survey as ii is TO find those
who think il was originally intended
to build the Wnarf-Volcano road for
Senator Aetzgers convenience There
are also residents who say the land
commissioner was influenced to first
offer the waste land FOR sale in order
to DISPOSE OF many OF the home-hungry
poor people, while the good land near
the river was to be retained for pur-
chase IN the future by those better
supplied with worldly goods. Some
residents even think that there are
special interests intent on securing
the good land IN an entire block from
future and kindly inclined territor-
ial administration. Which set of crit
les is correctSif any is, the Tribune
does not pretend to know.
Whether the administration should
be allowed, without a protest from
Hilo residents, t. deed the quarry land
to Senator Metzger for the eompensa-
ton fixed, or for lesser or larger
amount, the Tribune does not assume
to dictate. 1t appears. though, that
as the land board apfIoved the trans
fer in March of last year and Senator
Metzger has never signed the final pa
pers to conBummate the deal that he
is not overly anxious to grab the
land or put tone over, as some of his
opponents pithily phrase it.
"Stili, If the transfer is inimical to
the best interests of Hilo and the
county, not to those of some indiyid-
ual or small group of individuals, it
should be opposed But the reason for
doing so should be based upon some
thing more substantial than political
or commercial rivalry. Also the board
of trade committee appointed to inyes-
tigate the quarry ownership and trans
fer should not fail to clean the dust
from the real facts before making a
final report. 4, ) .s".s s-.ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
IlINESXR
especial star-BuIletin Correspondence

Especial Star-BuIletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Feb. PA ladies dou-
bles tournament is the next thing of
interest in Maui tennis circles. The
Paia Store has donated handsome cups
for the event, which will follow short
" after March 10 when the entries
close. Lady players are invited to
make their entries to Mr. Bergstrom
at the NJ. A. Company's Office. They
will choose their own partners for
the opening round.
George Maxwell, one of the oldest
and best known printers in the is
lands who has been in Honolulu for
several months for eve treatment, re-
turned to his home, at Waikapu this
week totally blind. The doctors of
Honolulu say there is no hope of his
recovering his sight.
Owing to the absence of William
i ---sh, the finals in the Harry Bald
win cups tournament was not played
last Saturday as was expected. 1t
may. however, be played next Tues
day. Much interest centers on this
match, which will be played on the
Puunene courts. Walsh and Thorn
:ion (Paunene) aud Lindsay and Col
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
Inns tPaia) are the contestants.

In affirming the judgment of Judge
Edings in the matter OF the will OF
Polly Kalua, deceased9 ithe supreme
court last week settled case Of con.
siderable interest on Maui, sustaining
the validity of the will. In seeking
to break the will, the heirs alleged
that the deceased had been undiify
Influenced by Attorney D. H. Case and
others. The supreme court in its
opinion AYERS that there is nothing in
the testimony to show the slightest
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
SICK ROOM ooN'Ts.

Don't allow the sheets to become
w-inkled
Don't jar the bed by leaning or sit
ting upon it.
Don't allow stale flowers to remain
in the room.
Don't forget to be kind and patient.
Don't have temperature of sick room
over IS degrees.
Don't appear anxious. Those who
are iii are very sensitive.
Don't rattle papers. Nothing gets
on ones nerves more than this.
Don't give patient more water in
a glass than he is allowed
Don't fill the. room with fresh flow
ers. Keep one or two bouquets in the
room at a time. Change every two or
three hours if you have great many.
influence was used by Case or any
one else, and. further says that if such
evidence could be permitted no pro
bate case could stand.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-28
AZ Homes Already Occupied :

Plan to see this finest of inside property at once
bring an auto. to your door within few minutes
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

gait Decline miro an Ser 8. ctr.
BON Der, IL. 9lperlle bis 5ltr StaDt-
erell5e Scper- nno @alierrobren le-
gen laIierL melde $6,4S7 folten iper-
ben. Die Stabt miro alld, an ser 8.
Iperlle lt1o 8. StraBe cine relle Gon-
crcfe-Y riide erri6ter laiien aniteGe
Der alten bol3ernen 9riicfc. @eitcre
:StraBellperbeMerlltgen lte6en NOD
reno Der Commemorate III Iuslidt.
Sci Ser beute ltattiinoetloen Ser
lqnnllltng bcs Moline GptarD Clubs
meroen IL Iireftoren ertpablt, ipo=
ranfDin Die 9eanltcn fiir bas toni
|mcr1oe 5a6r crrpabIt meroen.
Gin orober, nit aspbalt gefiiater
|ge6alter IN Sen M11lage11 Ser Deere
80. gerictb geltarn Meorgcr in
94ralto> bod gelang es Scr prompt en-
|ldcineloen Tcllerluebr, Dos Ielter 5l
|lold)en, che es nenaensmert6en Sda-
Den a%ltr1d)teIt fonntc. Ser iIt Brand
%geratbete, fodenbe 4spbalt mltroe
mittels Gbemifalicn geloiht. 9as
gauge @ebaltoc mllrbe ourA Sen Didz
ten lnD idrperen &alld gefiillt, 10
oaB es fin 0ie Icl,erpebrlellte
|ldtpterig lpuroe, sur 9ranoIte lle gu
~gclansen.
@eil CT .ipabreno eilies gtrrites
auf ei1em SS1lterllrbal1 s%traBenbabll=
magcl cill 5enltcr einseitoBen batte,
1prroe u. 8. 2pfallilt bon bier porge-
ltern Ibel16 perbaftet llno BON .Gid-
ter ST. $500 Strafc nuD Soften Der
l1lrtheili
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
@ebr=Salfsmarfen
Gum getrage BON ei1em Sent in Der
@eIdaftsiteIe Sieler 3eitun9.

! Ger, gerfallf Ser @ebr- SiilTSmor.
fen, gum getrase bon .einem Gent in
Der @eidaitsiteae bieier 3eitung
imaM serfreulide Tortihritte un0.
tmenn aud bereits biele Marfen ber-
fault fporoen lir0, 10 bul Der Ser
3ernofrat" ood eialeng gorrat6 bon
mebreren -tauieno Merfen< iooab aue
RelteQungen porerlf noG allsgeilbrt
mer1enIpnten.
Die fiinltlerii6 gearbeiteten Mar-
ten mitabem Nufortd Ser &eimatb
0otb, idaff ih grot" lalien fi9 in
mannihfader 8eile a,tf griefen, 8a-
feten uno 5u @eldenfen p%errpenoen.
9ie Warfen Iinog5um &reiie;po MIR
einem Gent per Stiid in Ser Sc
|idaftsiteae oielcr 3eitung erbaltlih.
Gin ieber Gent fpn1nlt Den Notblei-
oenoen IN I%eltiblano 5n Cute, oa
oas aus n%ngeiebenen ELECTROMAGNETIC
niidell Gelddftsleuten ~beitebenSe So
mite fir 1eine Niibeapaltl,ng in fci-
aer 8eiie entIdabigt miro. @Iio
nodymals: 'r,Ger $eimatb Roth idaff
lid 8rot." & sc :
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

Siaac 1eoinitein scee,t @arnep
un6 Sobn s.. S'9seil.
Seiiie Mae Naullen seeen Sobr
&llcoin.
Malricc gotfcrt gegen S. @. 9en=
1leu.
a~llgemeine Site.
Sob S. 9adals segell Wtarp sc.
She 2amper 81 =Operatipe @lsblilb-
ing So. gegen 9. 81. &enfpprtDD.
Nobert So gegea CHARLES 81. Berg
I.
S0ln 2oonep aesen Gbicago, &oef
sSsla18 llno Nacific Gailmap So.
Mntoinette 8rolpl1 gegen Gbicagp,
Burlington unb Gl,incD 9failroao
S. sc. Mitd)el segen g. g. Cor.
Senrp aobanfie & Cons gcgel,
sSobn &lebm ulb Cons.
S. $. gllingslportD geget &cllrp
q. Genbar0t lillo Soiie s. 0eltbarot.
@llit Jalf oegen So. 81. McGlain
itn0 Moline Iltto Serpicc So.
1olml Sampton geeen @illian,
2etld.
Giti5ens gal1f bon Buffalo, @ep
gorf, se9en $. 81. gor.
Nm fommcnoen sonntag gsadmit-
tag Inn 2:30 llbr fin0et in Der Sod
Sslalo Slrnballe cine @eriamnllluta
toes 2ofalperbanOes 0es 9ertidtalne
rifaniid)en Nationalbnnbes ltatt.
ameds 9camtenpabl ltltb @rleoigullq
BON midltigen @eihdften. Sic Mit.
i9lieoer limb erilld)t, lih 10 5ablreid
ple mDglih 81 betbeiligen. @eiltd]e,
1inO le0er5eit miQfpmmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
NcueS olls M1plinc.

lteber Sen idon geltern Mprger i'm
y Gempfrat" beridteten l~leberfaQ lll1o
Galtb altf eilten acknowledgements
llllb ocrcn &oll0nftellr mo 5iibrer Ell
mes HroIpeet Narf StraBenbabnpa=
gems fornen mir iebt 6plgenbes 6e=
rid1tet: Mit eillem porgebaltenel1 a.
tai. &eoolper 5lpaltg geltern Worger
fltr5 Dor 1 nbr eilt etlpa 80 SdDre oil
ter 9an0it Die @cn1annlll1a fttb eli,
men Gallagier eitss Nroipect stra-
Bcrbabmpagens oil Der %. 5traBe,
lllro 16. Mpelllte, ous @aargel0, etma.
$40 llno Orei ltbre11 ab5rliefern, no..
-raltf er IN Der a6gelcgellen 8egct1b.
Das 8eite llldtc. Ser Gallber lit
nod Der 9eld)reibung cthla 80 Sabre
alt, 5 SUB 3pll grob, luiegt et1pa
140 Efllnb, bartlos, bun1flc @elibts=
1ar6e ltno moor nit eincm biligell Ml1=
5ltg 5hefleioet. Sic Goli5ci Ser Grci
Stabte rll6 llmgcgeno lit bon Dem.
ytaltb in &enttniB geieet moroel1, I'M
nod DEM &erl llmihmt 81 balten. IS.
miro allgenpnlllelt, DOB ct Die in Ser
3eit otsgefiibrten ginbriidle
1n1o giehltable begangen bat. Scr.
Mann bcliieg Sen ll6rolid} gcbenoen
StraBenbablnpagel1 on ser %. gpe=
tltc, lieB ben StroBeltbabnlpagel1
.bDm W.toturltal1l altbaltc11 u1D hieR
Die Seltte li6 in elmer 9leibe allfItcl=
len, mprallf CT Sen &altb por1taGn1.,
&ol1olftenr $. g. @arl1p, 1920 80.
tstraBe, Mod Sslo1D m%pbnbaft, biiBte
$1,000 bonn @elbe ser 5traBenbabn=
gelc1lldaft uno cine fleilte Slullne
lei1tcs eisenen @elbes ein. Der 600
tprnlaun 8eter S. 5panlpn, 14O7
43. StraBe, Npp Sslalt0 mobnbaft,
perlor $21 in 9nar bot leillem eiqe-
lten @elbe, Ga gcra0e s3abltaa aelpe-
len mar mdbrenb @erbert 6ep6ltrn,
2l33 5. Mpenl1e, Mlolil,e, ipobllbuit,
Der eill5ige sGallagier, ettua $3.50 iii
gaargelo uno cine gploei1e l1br nit
Dem M}oltogram u8. S. S. eil1-I
biiBte. 9sah Dem Galtb %ertfernte lid,
Der 9anbit riifmdrtS aus Dc1n Stras
Benbablnpagen ltn0 peridapuno lit
Dem rtaDen @ebol5. ,
I'm $4,000 5haoenerlab perf(agt
morosn TIT geltern int W}nlilte 5taot-
geridt 81. .. g. Sans, cit 3ublt=
ar5t ppn Eort gproll, bon 6reb 81
Ooung, G%ige1tbiimer Scr 8lop Str.
Garage. Ser alager gibt oil, nab CT.
Dor einigen Sagelt mabrenD cines
beftigen @ortmedlels Don. Dem Mt1-
getlagtcn tbatlid ar0egriffen lporben
lel1 mill, pobei linn Die Nuge11glaler
6erbrod]en mmrQelt rnb ct 8crlebnll=.
aal erbaltct baben mill. Ser NaIlj
miro %pabrldeilllid m1brcl1b oeS nod
lleH Serllits Des S%tootgeridlts s,lr
Gerbauolnng fpntn1cn.
Die 8eidaftslcute pp1, Galt 900
line treffen Mnltalten fir cine per
11llllttlge" 4. Sltlt-Seier. gerldieoe.
he &omitcs ipllrben ppraeltern sl6e1O
a%uabreno Der 9erianmlu,g ser Golt
Wsoline @ulineb Men's Mliociatiom
fiir Die @%orbereit,lug Ser Ieier en-
pa1lt. Sci oieier @elcgenbeit aultr-
Ben alld) Die folgenoen @ea,ften fit
oas fontmcnoe Sabr crlpdbIt: @ra]i-
bent, @. 8. Moie; ScfretGir, Soc SAL,
Soc; sbasmeiiter. ?. Is. aaS6rotp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07

Die acknowledgements iino SIT ei-
ner SpeSiallibune iiir bette ei1lberu=
fen poroell, oa nod einige Sale 5llr
grlebign1lg p%orliegen. Iie Grtras
Sibung mllroe- ppl1 gid)ter u. g.
Barter einberufen.
5ralt George @arriion, 1O3 Mo-
.oilon StraBc p%obnbaft> perbriibte lidJ
porgelter1 9tadnlittag Sen red)tcll
arm icDr I1lintm, als Elm aeiiel NIT
fod)enoenl gsalier rn1ltiir5te unb bic
5ran in oos @alier fiel. OF. 6. 9.
SULTAN ST. nllBte berbeigerllien
stperoen1 Inn Die Jral1 it 8ebanollras
ESu 1tebnlell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
Sciratbs : Grlanbnihidlcinc.

Mbrabam gcrnltcin, @encleo, a1ltl
Uraii &ebecca @rottmalt, God IS
ImlE.,
Sohn 8. 2arlon lao Sri. 5igne
S. 5tpanlon, Mplille.
go. Goal, ST., llnb Sri. Miuaie
CHAPMAN, Monn1olttb.
Gbarles- g. gaiott ullo Trall Scr.
tho Meier, Mo11noltb.
@lenn @ott, @od Ssla11o, uu,o SsrI.
Mn1a s. 9ollnes, @alcsbllrg.
2lltbcr Mpibsr ,lno SRI. Sable
@arber, &od Sslano.
Sobn Smanlon llnb Sri. g0itI
Mnoerlon, Moline.
Die bieItgen Gifts 6abcl1 in ihrer
lesten Sitluts betrabtlide Slllnli1el1
fir cine uperniinitige 4. sSlrlt 1eier"
ltl1o fiir Den Spiclplas bcpiaigt. Sin
anmite bcitcbt, Inn m~it5lbelfen All
Den gorbereitumgel1 fir oie Sort
Mrtf1trong OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sic &C.
farnttllib pom is. bis "a. Sulti ltatt=
ftnoet mo OIL melder 1id) liderlid
fallleltoe gellfcr bon alts1parts be-
tbeilige11 lDeroen.
9as Gplmtpgeridy lit iest Bel Dol
Ter Mrbelt u1b meroen ie0en Sag
mlelb1relre Safe erleoigt. sls @elh,po.
rene fnlgirell bic fplue110cn Wiirdcr
bon Mod SslanO Gpltltp:
Nod SslanO - Mohert Sill, e. 81.
2aparlpap, SScrome Saroer, sc. 6.
Salparo, Mobcrt Merbale, So6n Sol.
ling, Is. y. @ufer, sSsofal IS. Bauer,
Sobn IarpD, s. s. @enoel, CHARLES
Soccer, S. $. 9aines, @arrp @rubbs,
@llllam Mpr6borlt.
Weplile emil $. sSSasper, 9.
@nlgretL 6ranf Youngqllilt, 2puis
Jirlf, George 3afpfs.
Gu{t Molinc ~ 6. 2arfilt.
Sampton Soc @eisler, Se1rr
Miltamlltb, Sief @bans.
Milan @eorae % yromlt.
Die folgenoen 6aIle ftolllr1lle,l Don
a1lorgelt alt sur Nrbanoll,ng:
9 psanerstag.
Charles Sdurr gegel1 8ilimr
Spengler.
Sarolo q. @elo gegen Glttofsfr
upo Sarab Nlltofsfp.
5. g. nno S. 8. Dafleaf eeeeu
Walirice @oetbals.
Msillnie 8biteli0e1 germalterm See
ytad9lalles Don @oofre0 &npcfennuts
gegell Galniel Ieasoorter llno 2eou
Gadefpaer:;.
S rcitd d.
Charles 6reemall aegen Se6n 81
S'9ieil nuo Barney allp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
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Gtne % q pettsmd e.
rel fir Sic 8eeliber 9~eilitdtten 6at Die
2uaossrsrli4srunssanitalt Berlin
einseriHtet. s3u bielem 3psd lit III
unmittslbarer Md6e Der Seilitqttea
ein 21l4 Mprsen srpbes MaloseianDe
auf 5ebn Sn6re gepudltst morDeu uuos
oieIesa Pa3tees.ra9e 6a6en istt bic
8ecliser Stabtperproneten iGrc 3uz
ltirnmung ertsiIt. Die 59psnenldi=
lerei MIRO GauftIddlid Die Wirtz
l9aftsa5faae Der neilitdtieu ner=
nsrten uuo NIT benz JlsiiG 5uz
ad@It Die eiJersa BeoiirfniHe 6eIriez
niasn.
Be 5ragooie pes Idd){tIGsu Nitt=
meiitcr5 sturt y. gerber, eiae5 ll1srs
tels Gottfrieo 3eroess, ieisp heridtet:
ytittrnslHer sSuat y. s3ercsr lpar ur-
lpriiTa! = 9iGa5er /, at5 Ell lie
SC rim Uruulein ~>-rian teutlen
L.. 4: Inter Dem ttii%nltleensuls.,.
VI, .. ,9oiIteh Elt iprsn Efer
bell .1tup]tolle" ulp pMtliipn" opt
ctlca 5.la SaqssA III Der stiinE4ssalelt
h~ereotlgtss AltfleDell errsgis. Wet
Der lrlelpi ecN suNle uWts!toH" tuGt
Trdn!c.a Npllan sins GpsSiall:at.
@as blerD iprollg utter benz sa.seI
l.Sc L,eter feite 8arriere uHo p9Iss
isine Asi:erin 8arrieren DON naE ..t
anet yaetern 9pbe. Muc9 in Yeri Il
a~bIp.9terte. pie Heiteriu I'M Sirius
lpieptsnolt lan9ere @aFipie!s. N:tt-
meiiter y. @ercer ipuroe fpGter stp.
aitant hes Got:ss ppn @upier, NOR
.au6 i'll biplumati!1en 9ien[t lansers
3eit tdtis. Dor einigen Sabren bet
ratete CT Die RiinFlerin, Die it4pn
lett lan9erer 3eit Der Manegs 9alet
gefest batte, auf elmer gemeln IAaft.
lidi unter11ommsnen Heiie in Nu,ro.
Serr ~ 9srber seigte feline 8ermal
lung in einem Gareiben Dem 8Gnis
bon SaGien an uno betonte BARN,
Dab er nm Ma@Iiht bite, luerln er
lar feinem !9erSen III Der Ma9l Der
Satin 9eIol9t lei, p9ne bic 6pl3sM
ST. eripdgen. Der &Dnis innbts inn
harauf Gin Selegramm, in Dem sr
berpprhob, Dab Die per1Dnliaen 9ez
5icRuneen 5lniiaen ibm unb ieinem
ebemalisen Moiutanten nod ipie Dor
bic Qleidlen blisbcn unp bnn Der sin:
g~esanaenen Gbe n:ht beribrt maren.
Hittmeilter b. 9eroer, cine itsttli9,
blonde @rfd,einulg, Der in Ger @tsss
oener taefelli9aft iid grpbcr 1cli:bt
tett erfrsute, sina iooann lit Ysiasr
@attm auf langcrs Teilen NTo Isb.e
Bis sum &riegsausbruh III Isinenl
tiinftlerilaen Ssoeim bel 9g,sou. I.}l
Mrfan9 bes &rieaeS nabm 4 i.les
Sienif alS Ritimeiiter uno lebrie, De-
urlarbt, Dor einisen Suaen in fem.
@illa suriid. I'M Bic birtere gria9s
rung gu mad)ell, bob isin 2ebensglisa
berniAtct ,par. G6nell ent|blpI(en
moaie ct leinem 2sben bur9 eilcn
GGllR Elm @npe.
Mmerita5 Gntbeduno.
Der 2ebrer frags in Der s6ule feline
Sdiler, tpann Nmerita cntbedt lpor-
ben 1T. DC. iast elm @shiiler: .l40O."
rysein, ftimmt nidt," entgegnet ser
9ebrer.
Darauf itebt per tleire 6riB ollf
uno fpriht: nMmerifa purbe i'm
Sabre 1892 entbedt, SEER aebrer,
ober rihtig tenren selernt baben mir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-07
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s%terfannt. Sem Mngebot NOR inter
0rei5ebn geperbern oas nieoriete
luto bclallft iid allf $685.. Gem.
Noftraft fiir Mnnrbi1tg lnb @eiaung
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port tageltnen rcplI6lifallii1en &on=
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