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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
KAHUEUI HARDOR
BID is HELD UP
Commissioner Mccarthy Objects
To Work On Ground That Ter
ritory Does Not Benefit ~

The sole bid on the contract for
dredging work in Kahului harbor, ten
dored by the Kahului Railroad Com
psny; was held up by the board Of har-
Dor commissioners at q called meeting
yesterday until the meeting of the
board to be held in the Capitol next
Monday. 81. ..s ~ .sL..
The tender which was for thirty
cents cubic yard, was objected 10 by
Commissioner Mccarthy on the ground
that the Territpry would get but little
If any benefit from the work, as the
wharf at that port paid no revenue to
the public Golfers. His attitude was
opposed by Commissioner Church, but
in the absence n Mr.. Mcclellan, tho
only other member OF the board now j.
the Territory, and following the refusal
of w. G. Woodward, acting superin-
tendent of public works, to take any
action in Mcclellan e absence, the mat.
ter was allowed TO 60 over for few
days. EtAt fsSI. ~ @
The board granted permission to Jack
Edwardson, secretary of the local
branch of the Seamen 8 Union, to Dor.
rowsa number of pictures showing the
dangers and difficulties of the landing
places in the Territory. The union
wants the photographs 10 use in sppos
ing the application Of the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Company TO be ex,
empted from the operation of the so,
called "bOat clause" of the Seamen Is
Act.
Bills and routine matters were dis
posed of by the board.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
AUTO FALLS into
EXTINCT CRATER
Machine Smashed To Pieces, But
= Whether It Carried Death
Is Unknown

According to a wireless message from
Hilo yesterday, an appalling automo-
bile accident may have taken place on
the auto road to the crater of Hale
maumau, which road circuits Kilauea.
Xxi. An auto, smashed to pieces, was
found at the bottom of Kilauea Xxi,
evidently having fallen from the road
above. The road passes ut some points
quite close to the edge of the old era.
ter, which is hole 140 feet deep, with
PERCEPTIONS sides. The road, however,
is far enough from the edge, and there
is such protection of fences that moth
ing but the most reckless of driving,
or an accident to machine, could
cause one, to go over. Once over the
edge, the machine would drop so that
it would be utterly smashed and its oe-
eupants probably dead before the floor
of the long extinct crater was reached.
The car is said to have been identi-
fed as one which Wac stolen from Olaa
search is being made at the bottom
of the crater for the bodies of the
driver and occupants, who must have
all persisted instautancously if in the
car. when II went over the brink.
The, CaT was stolen, however, three
weeks ago, and there have been no re-
ports Of anyone missing Hence there
is Il theory that it may have been sent
ipto the crater with no occupants
aboard, by thieves who had stolen it
for joy ride.ii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
INFORMATION WANTED
Or ALFRED Al. K. :AFI|TNER
Chief Of Police Pays No Atten.
ton To Inquiry

The bureau of vital statistics of the
board of health has been asked to
locate Alfred X. Hitncr, who came here
in 1908 with the feet.
Ina letter addressed to the bureau
by Mrs. 5. b. Poster, 500 Schrader
street, San Fra ncisco, the whereabouts
Of Hitncr is sought. This is a copy Of
the letter: -,
"Have you IN your office any record
of either the marriage or death Of Al
fred X. Hitncr. He wont to Honolulu
with the feet, I believe In 1908, and
since that time we have had no word
from him. For his little girls sake,
l want to know if he is liVingj or if
dead, 1 want to know that / have in
my possession some articles belonging
TO him, and Us I am along in years ]
wish him to have them if he is living.
"More than a year ago / wrote TO
the chief of police in regard to this
matter, sending return, postage, also
Jay address -on the outside of the en-.
wclopc. No answer was made to it,"
The bureau has been unable to locate
Hitner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
ORDER SOUNDS kNaL
TO SMOKING OF OPIUM

Another acknowledgment eOnfronts
the opiuIn'users. Marshal J. J. Smiddy
can now 60 out armed with search
warrant and break into a place where
he suspects opium is being smoked.
The old, order prohibiting the use Of
search warrants except in cases Of
counterfciting or Illicit distilling Of
liquor has been changed, and now a
federal marshal may use search war
rants wherever he has reason to be
lieve a law of the land is being VIC.
lated.
Deputy o. f., Heihe went out armed
with the first search warrant issued in
years Tuesday evening, broke in an
opium joint in Vineyard street and
seized few horns aud a tin Of opium.
The smokers fcd as the door was being
broken in, leaving their chop" be-
hind them. to o., ,..y..
From now on search warrants prom
Use to be IN conspicuous use, and prob
ably the number, Of arrests 70" usN Of
opium win increase on account Of this
change in the old order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
BUSINESS
HAS FINE PROSPECTS

}. Walter scott, San Francisco repre-.
sentative of the promotion committee,
has written to y. l.. Taylor, secretary
OF the committee, saying that indica,
tionS in the city on the Coast point
20 permanent Hawaiian service by
the Great Northern when she resumes
her run next fall.
Various cOnN erSatiOns- with the off
cinls OF the Great Northern Pacific
Steamship Company in San Francisco
are the basis upon which Mr.. Scott
makes his prediction. He is also of
the opinion that there is going to be
traffic sufficient to warrant the officials
of the line putting the big steamer on
this run indefinitely.
Truhc Manager Jackson of the com
pany has also written to Taylor, say.
inc; that he is confident of being able
to work up big excursion from Los
Angeles on the first trip of the Great
Northern here in the fall The public.
ity that the Islands are receiving in
the mainland is helping very consider,
ably in interesting people aud making
them ANXIOUS to visit the Paradise OF
the Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
COAST DEFENSE FORCE
WILL BE STRENGTHENED

With the arrival of the transport
Sheridan tomorrow, the Coast Defenses
Of Oahu will be strengthened by the
addition of the Second and l25th com
paniHs. Coast Artillery Corps. These
OrgruiYnt iouS were ordered to Hawaii
sc'rrnI months "go. Each company has
one hundred aud one mon. The second
Company viii go to Fort Rugcr for
station and the l25th Company win 20
10 Fort Kamrhamcha. Both organizd.
tions have been stationed on the At
lantic Coast practically ever since their
organization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
RAID OPIUM Joint
Find Pipes and Drug Laid Out
Before Bunks For Expected
Smokers

An openly run opium joint, in which
it Is alleged, dcnizens of Iwilei, add
TO large and regular patronage, was
raided yesterday morning by a squad
of custom inspectors headed by Wray
Taylor, deputy collector. Chang Sui
Pa, Chinese. was arrested as pro
prietor, and $500 worth of opium was
seized. 49,.
The den which is situated in a tehe-
ment bouse on Beretahia street near
River. has long been suspected by the
custom officials. and acting upon a tip
Yesterday, prepared with a search war
rant, the raid WIS made.
+ When the officers affected an en-.
ira nee, an examination of the rooms
disclosed we'll prepared 'hop' joint.
Bunks arraycd in orderly system lined
the sides at the two spacious rooms,
used by smokers.
The opium, u supply Of which was
laid out before several pipes, for ex-
pectant. afternoon customers, greete ed
the officers eyes. A further search
disclosed several tWs, half full, and
several horns, wiX the Opium mixed
reaLy t" ho rolled into pills That the
Joint has been doing a rushing bust
Hoss was evident from the amount of
yen ah"e, which is the remains of
smoked opium that was found in a
large bowl, lying in conspicuous place.
- On" person who evidently had been
lying in the joint all night, WAS STREET
chrd rut on one Of the hunks. The Gus.
toms inspectors in their recent work of
clearing opium dcns about the city,
hcNr practically checked the once
rlarmir" advance "f the dreadful habit
Chm : sol Pa, viii be- given II hearing
befor" ntrd States CDmmi ssiOner
Curry this afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
WILMINGTON
ARRIVES WITH BRIDE
Young Couple Were Married In
Bay State In June

On a honeymoon trip to the Isles of
Peace, Lothop Wilmington, son of ID.
l.. wilmington, arrived In the Manoa last
evening with his bride. who was Miss
Katharyh Carleton whipple, daughter
of ShermanL. whipple Of Boston and
Brookline. They viii remain here for
several weeks before returning TO Brook.
line where they viii make their home.
They were married in Plymouth, June
"a, and the ceremony was performed in
Chiffon Chapel, situated on an estate
known as "Tho FORCES, y where Mr.,
whipple makes his summer home,
Rev. Carroll Perry Of st. Paul 4
Church in Brookline was the officiating
clergyman. The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
Miss Dorothy Whipple, an older sis,
ter Of the bride, was maid of honor
The bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor
Sprague, the younger daughter OF Mrs
Edward ID, Brandegeo; Miss Jean @
Lawson, daughter Of Thomas W. Law
York; Miss Catherine NJ. yelling Of
Corning, N. Y, and Miss Allison Me
Eldowney of Pittsburg. ~" ..r ~.
Elizabeth, Mary and Constance Clougl
of Manchester, New Hampshire, cousin.
of the bride, were the flower girls
The groom, who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wilmington Of Honolulu
was attended by his brother, Frederick
Burnham Wilmington of the Harvard
class of 1915. g."
The hshers were Sherman l.. Whip
pie, Jr., brother of the bride; Rich
ard Floyd of Brookline, Harvard, IL
Richard Wigglesworth of Milton, Har
ward, 'l3; Robert Fisher of Newton
Harvard, II; William J. Bingham OF
Methuen, Harvard, F'I6; Stanley b
Pennock Of Syracuse, Harvard, rs, and
Arthur Became of Cambridge, Harvard
IL. ..,-.HH .. '..rE...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
SOLDIER 10Y riders
SEVERELY PUNISHED

MshouorqbIr discharge from the ser
vice, and vine months imprisonment
at hard lnhor, was the sentence i'm
poscd by n court martial held at Fort
Shaft"r, on Privates Henry C. Bur
nett, Edward CUpcrtown mud C., a
Fresncl, Company A, Second Infantry
charged with stealing an automobile
for joy riding.
The car, the property of the Terri
tory, was stolen by the soldiers june
8. After u drive around the Island
they were caught on Nuuunu street,
coming from the Pail.
rhe men were alleged to have Seen
intoxicated when arrested.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
CHAMBER OF commerce
TO PAY CARNIVAL DEBT

"a resolution was adopted by the di,
,rcetors of the chamber of commerce
yesterday afternoon to pay up in fun
the assessment MADE upon shares held
by the chamber in the Mid PuciIic Car.
nival, Ltd. The, chamber has 600 shares,
oa which the sum Of $500 is due as az
easements,
Treasurer J. F. g. Hagens suggested
that il would be best to pay the
amount, as. many firms are doing.
N, = Merchants are Ppying their assess
Inents in full, - he said, land I think
that this body should do the 50 az. -
1t was unanimously voted that the
pmount be paid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
JAPANESE STUDENT
ALLEGED BURGLAR

d. Y. Park, Japanese student of
the Mckinley High school, yesterday
afternoon confessed to the captain Of
detectives, it il said. thet he had stolen
three typewrters FROM the stenegra.
piers class room Of the school about
three weeks ago, shortly after he was
arrested, He was charged on two
counts with burglary in the first degree,
and win be arraignod 10 the police
court this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
CITY ATTORNEY ASKS
FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE

In q letter addressed to the mayor
and board Of supervisors yesterday, Ar,
thur NJ. Brown. city attorney, asked
Tor II leave of absence from July 81 to
September 6. Acting under the ad
vice of my PHYSICIAN" he wrote, ~
I'm DESTROYS of spending a month in the
mountains of British Columbia" Mr..
Rrnwn rrcently suffered severe illness
and had to undergo an operation, and
he wants to go away to recuperate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-07-14
CRAMP COLO.

ne need Of suffering from cramps in
'he st"mash, or intestinal pains
haca Remedy never fails to Felieve the
r'.s' snyerc cases. Get it today, there
" ~ be no time 20 send for it after
tbs ettarl genes on. For sale by all
z alays BENSON Smith & Co., agents
for IIaM ali.
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&ie netfDlgte uaiAnlb.
Gle @as So. mil cine ,pcite Geitnns
leger, iuenr =.

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bic @as0fsn in beu priOatbduIern
funttionierien, mar bic GntriiItuHg
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pts es obne 9neifel Dor elmer MpGe
Der Gaa sefpsIen mare, Die 9sriewms
lung in Der Sffits bss girsermeifers.
in pel9er bic 9asfitudtion, b. 3. bic
ungeniisenoe @a55ufu9r unb bic nodJ
ungsniigenoere Sei5ung beipro4en
tperDen iolte, Derliei besbolb reiGle
iatlos. Die gas So. ertldrte Iih ics
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bic Gas So. a~ugeHideiHlif bic gr0bs
ten Mani4eitsn bat. 9srabe bon 6ie.
Ter Seite mar aber etr Ie6r rihri1cs
8ommittee eri9isner, bas fi6 burdj
nidts t0bern IieB. Gas Referentums
&ommittee beitdnb aug ben !6erren
@iqiam prout, 20. s. Shulb, u. 9.
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9sfffiife, tporin fe fusen, bag bi.
unseuiisenbe Gas3ufibr nit Der 80
Gents Sasorbiuans utIolut niais su
tbun babe. unb 10 large bic GeIeGs
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gu teinen unterbanbluHgen bereit.. sc
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Wtinimalgebiibr ppridrei6e. 0a bic
Ssrren fid bodbeinig ssigtsn unit Don
ibrem StaHbpuptt ni6t dbaebeu poQ,
ten, loft. fi9 bic gerIammIuna IN
Woblsefaaen auf.
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7leine Qpliseinabrid)ten

Der golissi tpurben geitsrn bic
foleenben 9isbitG6Ie uno. Gin6riias
ssmeloet: Don 5rant Ioore, 1909
Stdntpn 4nenue, EN- SerrenanSug,
cine sai9enrbr unO SameHtette i'm
9eTammttpsrfbe DON $50; ppn Soss
lin uno 9aois, 351 St 3. @trabs,
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pult in bsren Office; BON So6n
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soIbene ubr i'm Nertbe BON $50 aus
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IibpeitIiden Ode Der 2intolH uRO
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man, 324 Ddrnsr Gtrdbe, elm,
6anbtdi6e nit $31; BON pduIine
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Crate O'9rien, 1881 WispeQ gp,s
nue., cine S1nbtaf6e NIT SO, elmer
oolbenen 9dmenubr unb einem G5ef
iiber $25; pou Riholas Mebr, 1913
Sobn Strobs, Serrsr> unb 91men'
tleiber, ] 0ubsnb fIberne Wlciier,
gabeln uno 90ifslu, S5.75 in gaar.
Seiammtpertb $63.75.
Yer 46sidbriss Sarrp Sorit, Der
am Weibnaatstaee feline Dobuun9
an Der 5art uuo Gbsn 4psnue Oer'
lief unb feitbem niht fpieber aufaes
tauft III. fpurS, seftern 4beno Der
poa3ei als psrmibt semelbet.
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Nenrgamifirt
Ger ar5tiidJe Stab in ben brei itabti'
Ideu Soipitdlern.

SIN @intIang nit oer porige 8ofe
pom Staotratb p%aiiirfen SrbinGns.
Bat Siderbcits 8ireftor 8rieolanorr
geitern Die %ernemrurgen oes aer5te'
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GoipItal. oa@ Suberfuloii5- SoipitaL
ltno oa5 &oipital fin anitefenoe
&rantEeiteu oorDenomrtlen uno otelel'
Zen perben am /. Sanuar 1917 in
Strait ireten. Gem neiien Arrangement
5uiGlge miro Die @rteit i'm AQgeinti.
ucn @oipital in IS 0ienit5Deige ein,
gctbcilt, an bcrcn Spise je ein Mr5t
itcgt, Der IN oen1ielben 9epartement
her me6i5intiten abtbeiIung GER I'M.
periiI1t cine abnli6e Stele befleiOet.
3ieie Gireftoren erbalten tein SGlar
iiir Die ar6eit I'M Soipital. meroen
qber als Brofei5oren i'm meoi3iniid}en
0cpartemient Der uniperiitGt be3ablt.
Sic rleiiten Der ernanllten 4er3te ii.lo
tbatIidli9 jest i6on i'm Gienite. 4re
.ciu5elnen GirettoreI i'm allgemcinea
0oipital limb:
Webi3inif6e qbtbeilung: 8irsttor
9r. Goger S. Murris; 5ilfs : Gtrets
trrsn: Or. Sobn 6. GrsitDe unb 9r.
MGrt q. 8rrpn; l. GbirurgtI6es De
portemsnt: Director: Or. Soiepb
RanfoRoH; SilfsOirsttor: Or. 6. s.
galbnel; 2. GEirursiIfss 8spdrts'
ment: 9irettor: Dr.. 5. s. Sl.ber;
SiIfsOirsftor Or. Srant See; Obitse
tri5fes 9eportement: Dirtttor: Sr.
nm. @iqespei, SilfsoirGttpr Or. ".
3. gorter; ReurOloeiI4ss Departes
ment: DIRECTOR: Or. $. 8. Soppe,
Siffsbirsttor: Or. 9aoib Wolftein;
OrtbDpaeOiifes 9epartem.nt: ii.
rettor: Or. 4lfrsb s. Grei6erg, 6ilfss
tirsttor Or. Rpbsrt G~arrthtrs;
@pnaetotosifdes 0epartement: 6is
rsttor: Or. :. M. Dithrop. 81 f.
oireftor: Or. Sigm. Start; Sp6t5ols
mploatItes .Separtement: Sirettor:
Or. Ro6ert Sattler; Silfsbirsttor:
Or. 9ictor Rap; StolOgiites De
partsment: 9irettor: Or. 6. R.
Solmes.
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her bOIldnbiffen S~taatsbant, Der
gdnf bon Ddnemurf. Der fdtpei5eri
ifen Ra~tionnlbart unb Der Bani bon
Sdspeben 3aiammen 9enommin.
Die 0lmttpprt Earramaa'S
auf oas inn 5ugeianote 9rotofoa Der
@ren5fommiiiion,
9iro Dem Spfret1r Cane Dcr aui5
Cabrera ON 05nneritas inter.
breitet reroen.

&afbington Z g., 81. Gej.
G1rrmi5a5 Salhria Dem grotofca Doli
AtIdntie Gin gegeniiber, BON mclhsr
IS abbangen miro, oh bic llilterbaio.
Iungen 5niihen ben Der. gtanten uro
acr be iaeto Hegierung olfh Die &c.
n,cinidaitlids @rerBfommiiitpn fort.
Gelett ireroen io0en, miro Dem Sefrc'
lar zane BON Siis eo6rcfa, einen Ger
merilaniidRn 8onnmiiiaJe. am Gcip
neritag miseinanoer <iest trcrocn.
Zen yeamteH rpiiror bis 3ym Wittrod,
aberS feline Snfornt1iicu 5u Itcil,
Ilpelte atSeuten ipilrbe, mclf)es Die
Saltung oes @enercls Gnrralsa iii.
Der Sefretir Cane, peldJer als
@rliiser Der @ren5fomnitiion fpngirt,
Ilrnroe am Wiittpob benadridltigt,
sdb cin ipe5ieller gcte nit elmer SION.
humiliation Der merifaniid)en aont.
miillre bon Neu Dorf nab &ai5inJ'
ton abge1aipen lei. Wan nimmt oil,
oab er Or Nntrport oeS Generals Gar.
ralt5a mii Die Ariforocrun3, oas gr0.
f6soa ettipe6er an5iinebmen ooer III
rerwcrien, i%tberbrlHgen miro Spiter
licf bic Wct9tiht elm. bab Serr Gnbre.
ra am Oonueritag perionIi9 map
Bnilington t9nmen merbe, nm 8euc.
rni edrrcn3a5 Salting 5i crfldren.
Gbgleid Die Der. Sioatcn oen
ISieniioG Aben6 aIs Die ;3eit feitgeicbt
Eaten, bis 81 meifcr cine Mntlport
Garran3as erpartet mer0e, Dur6, an
Mitfpod ange0elitet, BAT Der @erjul,
nift beadJtet peroer; rUirh, iuGs
fas Erotofca ongenommen mir.
De, oa Der Souptsped Der iei, cine
snfricbeuitellen6e @eilcouuq per Iii.
i~ercr5en 5u iif)ern. Menn 6as Brotc.
foa sirrl:dsepieien miro, mirS 6i.
aonmiiiion eu6giItie pertngt merDeli.
Gariiber, mas in bieicrn TaIle Der
u1ddte Sd]ritt icin iuiiroe, ruoatan i'd
Die Bearnten niht a~uslaiien. gine us.
Iebtrurtg oc5 Protofels, ruelies cine
teoirninastpeiic3 oesgr.
rebitionscorps boriiett ipiirSe bahin
ai,sgclept nerben, baB General Gar.
,anja nuf ieiner Toreerug, baB bic
amerifaniihen Qruppen ohne ie0e ge.
Oiugung 5uriif8e5ogen perOen NIP.
ten, Serbarrt.
GS mirb rieberboIt, SGb in Der
golitif Der @egierung. cine ~gcniirciloe
Gtrcitmadt an Ger @rerge gu untcr.
halten unb bas GgpeSttiorsorps in
Werifo 81 belaiien, BIS cine peiterc
Sefabrouns nmerifmiidcn Se5ietes
orsgaidEoIien lit fein @edicI citJc.
treten iei
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sunntaa WadmittaosfUn;srt.

Qm tommsnosn Sonntag Radmit'
tao fiRoet in Der Wuiithaue fpieoer
EN- p~opuIdres aor3srt oes Spmpb1s
iesOrtetsrs ftatt, sslessntIi6. oeTsn
als Goiiit Serr Soief 9ao, Der 5drs
isHif. pes Srteit.r5, auftritt uno bos
,gcusertftid" Don pi.rns 81 9e5ot
trirqt. Fir bas Sr4eftsr bat Dr.
Ernit aunpalb eas foIgenoe Pro-
gtamm 5ufammeHgeitelt: rR1rIt
cer 9~annbdreH" pom !SdIUerIon; nRo1
iamunoe" BON S9ubert; 8aaetmuiii
ma Sc Glib" BON WnFenst uno Der
.WaltiirsHritt" ppR Wagner.
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fnr ntn, tpentt m5glih,
benz Slntbersieken elm
Gnbe 3u madden
9aben bic gentrafmi1ts
GrieSensporf6Idst
aemdht.

amferbam, %. 0es. Cine De-
pef9e aus Wisn fast, blb bas bcrtiss
5rembenblntt bas SoIsenbe iiber bic
Qntport Gefisrreids auf bic Rots bss
prdibsnteu Dilion gu iassn bat:
rDi. Gentralbunbsmddtt feben Der
W5sli6tsit, bab Der ari.s iein.n
5ortgana rebmm muB, nit Dem er0Bs
zen 9lsihmutb uub nit Dem sr6bteu
g.rtrauen in Si. 3utunft .ntseg.n, ls
bdlten es absr fir lire pflidt. ibr.u
g6lt.rn gegeriibsr, alles, mas nit
ibren Snterefien pereinbar In, 81
tbun, benz glutpereiebsn, ipenr &c
iib.rbdupt mOsIia 1T, elm gnbe gu
MAIDEN.
Die rReibspoft" rast: -1lnfer gors
i6las tist.t Der gntente cine giinitigs
gelsgenbeit. islbf nod i'm Iebten 4Is
oen6Iid il5 in .brliter Weife bon BEN
gerbr.fen bes arieges ab= unb BEN
MieS.rduibdu Der Civilization su3us
member. 9ub.roem Benefit Der Tins
ftanS, eob Der prdfiSent Wilion Tein
an.rbi.tsn faf sleit,eitis nit uns &C.
maGt bat, bob aii9 sr cine bolitdus
big. Q,nberuns in Der arisgslnge fir
unm5sIi6 bdlt.
Wirb o 81 cine grnte fetn.
aonbor, q. 9es. Der gr6dnse
Telegraph Gompanp pirb aus benz
Sada tsI.srap6irt, bab beutfdt assn'
ten lin Soas .ingetrofien ieien, nm
Guartier fir bic beutiden 0elesaten
3ur Enthusiastically gu GeIesen.
81 orpesii6er D a pier pers
entt.
2pnbon, q. 9e3. 9lppbs fins
bigtsn ON Iitipo9 oos @srfentsn
hes nortpesiiden Ddmpfsrs .Sno'
bon 1923 9onnsn on.
Deutf1lanb i'm Stanbs.
ben &ries aus etseHer
ataft Sabre lana
fprt3ueben.
Berlin, q. De3. auf brabtloism
Wese nn9 Sappills. Sn benz Sabress
beriht Der gerliner Sarbelstdmmtr
beibt es. bdb i'm Sabre 1915 bur4
bas ense 9uInmmenlptrtsn Der Rssie'
runs lInc bss Bodies ole Nittel mos
bil senodt iporben ieien, bic es mD5s
lid MAIDEN, ben Rries in .n.rsiider
Weiie fort5ufsbsn unb bas Bolt nit
allen Reconsideration 81 %ptrfebsn-
Gisfs xSatia&s saransirt ss aa4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-28
Cine 8pmbe
&uroe nnl @eibnodtstage Dor Die Re.
iloci5 oeS @ouoerneirs ron utnb
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5cinber. 4ie Holi5ei, mcId)e nit scr
.unteriudlug bes Riasirens elmer
0eBlbe Dor Der Meiiocn5 onn @ouper.
lIeilr @iaiam Sprp beifdftiat lit,
iibergnb am Mittrooh ben RoItitipsf.
loren einen Brief tpeld)er her @oupar.
llcirr Dor fiir5em erbalten tatte unS III
fem er Dor einem oneebli6 GeabiIb.
iilteH gereiftpnsSreriuh oewarrt
puroe. Ger Brief iteint BON ciEcr
gran g~eidirieben tporocn 5it icin. Sdon
Dor langerer 9eit mar Der 8oilDernalir
nit @ieoeroereeltung beorobt woroen,
falls er nidJt anigore, aan @eiangquell
Iortlren ml5i!ben 81 laIicn".
gnf Die @rgreiilna Der Bcricn,
Delde am @eibnodt5tnge Gle gom5c
Dor icine Reiioers pla}irte. lit cine 0,.
Iobnuug pom $4,000 mlsgeiest.
Gbieagos 0erbre9ers
Stattfit.
Springftelb. 81, 81. Veg.
8bomas W. ailbribe, Der Gstre.dr
Der neutrality-suspicious. pers
offentlidte am Mittno9 cine analDie
Der MISUNDERSTANDING Don Gbi>
aus Der bsrDorsebt, oub in iener
ale feds Stunben Elm Eailbs
iiberfaG berii6t pirb; an iebem atpeis
ten Gag etn Worb. bab tdsli9 5pei
perionsn Selbitmorb besebeu uno ale
~ Wimutsn cine perion per9aftet
ailbribe fagt aud, baB bic bier
9dupturIa9en fir bic @erbrehen Der
ieruslle 8egierbe, 9d5arbs
ipiel uno ihlsdte 9eisai9aft ieien.
5abt adj Dor Gisarrcns
Bomber!
2os4ngmfes, gali, q. Se3.
Die bieiig.n poitbeb0rbsn baben an
ale poitmetfter i'm 2onoe cine Wdrs
nung sei6idt, auf r0brenfOrmigs"
padete adt gu sebeu. bic gisarrens
entbalten1. Die poit6e55rs
ben iagen, bab am %. DECEMBER %
erploitpen gisarren in GOfis,
Gal, aufssgeben tporben ieien.
Sds rits Opfer bieIer Gigarren
mar Jobu .. Bennett DON 8ranlss,
GaI1 Der f4Der i'm 9efitt perIeti
als cine gisarre, bic er ralfte,
eIplobtrte. Sic mar ibm bur4 biz
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