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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
QUESTION SANITY OF
PECULIAR SNEAK THIEF

Charged with the robbery of sew
eral Honolulu homes of women's lin-
gerie, b. s. Fugimoto, a graduate of
the Mckinley High school. is being ex-
amined today at the emergency hos
pital as to his sanity by Police Sur
geon r. G.. Aver. He was arrested
Saturday afternoon by Detective Cap
tain McDuffie
Fugimoto is termed by Dr. Aver a
mental degenerate" who took q de-
PRAYED pleasure in stealing into
womens boudoirs when they were fast
asleep. In several of the homes visit
ed his probable presence was known
by the missing clothing, while in
others the women awoke and fright
ened him away with their screams.
The Pennsylvania Railroad placed
an embargo on carload freight snip
ments to Philadelphia
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
1I=lI IRE
III r

Program beginning at 1880 p. m. until
p. m.
Evening 1.-TWO shows) $50 and $50
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR TO-DAY
AND EVENING
THE Trapping of Peeler White" (rail-
road drama) kaIem.
"The Phantom Island" (three-part
drama) Bison.
"The Playful eatchelor" comedy
KaIem.
''canimated Moose" comedy Essaney.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

For Typewriters. see E. NJ. Evans
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

take. To avoid such errors of judg-
ment on the part of a councilman he
should have the benefit OF the advice
and consultation of his neighbors. II
you cannot do that much on your
part you are entitled to no kick II
some little thing is done wrong that
a few words from you might have
set right
The new members Of the city coun-
Gil want the sincere cooperation of
every man and woman in Durant.
Attend the meetings of the council,
and when you do, don't be afraid to
get up and speak right out in meet
ing" It is not a star chamber" ga
thering; you are entitled to know all
about everything that is going on and
permitted to make suggestions as to
ways and means that will make them
go better.
Cooperate with the council--that's s
the whole thing. You are entitled to
your share of the blame as well as
to your portion of the benefits that
this body may secure for you and
yours.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

the U. S. Department of Agriculture,
in cooperation with the various local
commercial clubs and kindred organ
izations. ''' 90
The railroads have been a great
factor in the building up of the coun-
try's agricultural production. These
forces working together have prob
ably failed to accomplish greater
things for the lack of enough exper-
fenced farmers with whom to coop
crate. go"
This new colonization plan was
first suggested by the colonization
department of the Katy, and is
known as "The Katy Plan" The
Katy's idea was first concerned for
developing of their own trade terri
tory, but since then other eastern
Oklahoma railroads have become
identified with the movement. Now,
with the railroads, bankers, jobbers,
merchants, real estate men, lawyers,
and newspapers all cooperating, it is
expected that the concerted move
ment will result in placing Eastern
Oklahoma at the top agriculturally.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
NEW ALDERMEN

Last Tuesday the voters of Durant
selected four new members for their
city council. The fact which makes
this announcement more interesting
and important at this time, is that
the four men chosen are among the
most substantial, as well as the most
progressive citizens of this commun-
ity. BY this is not meant that we
have not had, and even at present
have, some men of this character.
Bnt never before in the history of the
city have four, men been selected at
one election so eminently calculated
to bring DuTant out of the financial
kinks into which she has gotten her
self. The citizens generally are con-
graduating themselves upon the ac-
Quisition of men for aldermanic jobs
who want them for the only purpose
OF bettering the conditions of the
town in which they live; ;men to whom
the honor or emOluments of office of
this sort are nothing; men who have
seen the evidence of municipal decay
and have come forward to offer their
service in the salvation of the prop
erty interests of our citizens, with the
hope of no better reward than a gem
nine knowledge OF duty well done.
and a brotherhood of community in
terests we'll looked after and con-
served.
The job of being an alderman in a
small city is thankless one. He gem
orally gets all the blame for things
that go wrong, and small credit for
his achievements for good. Usually
the municipal condition is turned Ov-
er to him with a feeling of relief on
the part of his constituency, who sit
back and watch for results, without
themselves offering to help in any
great measure. OF course, this atti-
tude of apathy on the part of the
public should not exist. No man is
a good citizen who does not take as
much interest in the affairs of his
ward and city as the man he has Sc
lected to represent his interests in
the council. The citizen should look
upon this municipal government bus
mess as "a sort of family affair-he
should feel that he is under moral
obligations to his fellow citizen and
his family to make himself heard in
the meetings of the council. Every
interested man in the town should oc-
casionally attend the meetings of the
city council; he should not put 1t off
until he has a grievance needing air
ing or favor to ask. Why should 4
member of the council show any more
interest in your welfare than You {?
He gets nothing for his time, unless 1t
may be the blame incurred for a mis-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
CLAUDE SMITH ANNOUNCES
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
CaddO Raised Boy, Now Practising
Attorney of This City, Aspires
TO office of County
Prosecutor.

This weeks paper carries the card
Of Claude Smith, who is candidate
for county attorney of this county,
subject to the action of the voters at
the Democratic primary August first.
Claude is a young man Of ability and
thorough training, with the necessary
backbone to back up his principles
and judgment, and is worthy of con-
sideration. He makes his own state
ment, which is as follows
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
ELECTROCUTE INDIAN FOR
MURDER

Sheriff Lee Loftin was here Tues
day for few hours en- route to Nc
Alester, where he was taking Willis
Smith. young Choctaw Indian, who
is to die in the electric chair June
i 5th for murder. Smith had mur-
dered his father and mother at their
home in the Choctaw County hills,
hoping to get their property. The
trial created quite a sensation at
Hugo, and it was supposed at first
that the boy was insane. While con-
fined in jail here, during the stop
over in Durant, Smith talked freely
about himself and what was to hap
pen to him, and seemed not to care
for or fear his fate.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS

This paper is authorized to an
nounce the following candidates for
office, subject to the action of the
voters at the Democratic Primary Of
August 1, 1916:
For Sheriff.
EARLY ZION
CLIPPER HAMILTON
For County Clerk
JOHN FINNEY
H. B. DEAToN
For County Treasurer
CARL BEATTY
For County Attorney
CLAUDE SMITH
For Tax Assessor
C. A. WOODWARD
WALLACE w. GATES
w H. YEATS (re-eiection)
For County Commissioner,
District No. L.
ED L. SPEARS (reelection)
For County Commissioner,
District No. p
BEN HULTsMAN lre-elect'n)
For Public Weigher-
R. A. BISHOP (re-election)
For Justice of the Peace,
Durant Township
w. s.. SHANNON
For Constable, Township One
w. A. DICKINSON
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
SOL ADAMS ACQUITTED
BokchitO Constable Charged With
Accepting a Bribe ExOnerated
Quickly by Jury.

Sol Adams, who was indicted by
the grand jury on several counts,
one of which was for accepting a
bribe,. was acquitted by jury in the
district court Tuesday evening. 9th
er charges are pending against Ad-
ans, one of which is embezzlement,
and which will come up in the coun-
ty court. -s7'
The trial Of the case took all of
the day up until o'clock, anil the
jury in short time returned 2 YER
dict exonerating the defendant Ad-
ANS defense was handled by Attor
neys McPherren & Cochran and
Hayes & Mcintosh. County Attorney
Turnbull prosecuted the case.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
BONFOEY FACES FEDERAL
CHARGES

Beverly H. Bonfoey and his son,
Percy w. Bonfoey, who comprise the
Oklahoma City firm known as the
Bonfoey Loan and Investment Com
pany, are out on bond charged with
the misuse of the United States mail.
The elder Bonfoey was placed under
a bond of $4,000, and the younger
half that sum. Both have waived a
preliminary hearing and will face the
next Federal grand jury. Percy w.
BOnfoey was a resident Of Durant
for couple of years. being engaged
in the real estate and farm loan bus
mess here.
For TyDewriters. see r.. M. Evans.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
Just now It appears that Congress-

Just now it appears that Congress-
man Charlie Carter OF this district
has no opposition for Congress.
Judge w. F. Freeman, of Ardmore.
who had announced himself as a
candidate, has gotten cold feet and
quit the game. The bare fact in the
case is that the politicians and 9TH
ers as well know that Charlie Carter
has the think sewed up. and great
big majority of the people seem o.
think that Carter has done the prop
er thing at the Capital and is entlt-
led to another fling at 1t If he wants
1t, which he does. without doubt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07
Republican County Committee Call
II IL. n-........ CLL. l..-..-.

Republican county Committee CALL
ed BY County Chairman. ~
hereby call the Republican Coun-l
ty Committee of Bryan County TO
meet at DuFant, Okla. at 10 ann,
April 12thg1916f There being some
very important cuisines for cinsider-
alton, we urge each committeeman
to be present. Our local interests
demand a meeting at the earliest +
date possible. and April 18th being
set for our district convention atiDu-
rant, this will enable you to be pres4a
ent at two meetings on the same
date. (Signed) tF.ei 'e1'
u. S. Markham,
County Chairman
T. L. \HARRAL. Sec.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-04-07

Holland Preparing = The author
tiles of Holland have closed the Ger
man frontier and are massjng their,
troops on the border in anticipation
of a German invasion. Reports inn
dicate that the Dutch do not want
war with Germany. but that they
will oppose violation OF their neu-
trality. just as did Belgium, ,.u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Gin bemti6es 5pri
Werben iid bic MannI6aften Der in
Pbilabelp9ia internirten beuti9en
SiIfstreu5er anIegen.

pbilabeIp.bia, ga, 3. Oft.
Bon ben internirtsn Wtatrpien bes
nqriu3 gitsl SrieDri6" unb bes
o&ronprin5 WiIbelm" pirb in elmer
gde Der hisiigen Murineitation Elm
oeuti9es 9Orf aufgebaut, mo- lie Bis
gum S6lub bes &rieges unter Der 81
paduns ameritanii6er MarineIolbde
ten perbleiben tperben. 9lls bic bsiben
Stlfstreuasr Don gforfoLt bier antaz
men, ipurben neun older 2ano entlang
bem &anal, no tire S6iffe berontsrt
finb, rsierpirt. Die Munnidaften
tperben etne tleine Stride, cine 8iuos
mIble uno 5armgebGube auffiibrtu.
ipo iib bic 744 Mdnner Der bsiben
SSubrseuse aIs beutI9e SrtI9aftss
9smsinbe prgaHffiren psrben. sic
perbsn fid nit 9erniifebau befdi1en
unb ein anberer She'll beg 2anoes
pirb als GeIb fir atbIetiide Sptsle
relerpirt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
8ebentenb 8rbBer
Sit Der Oeianlmtbetrag Der ieitbcriseil
Seiduungeu auf Die neucite
beutiGe ariessauleibe,
Als Serjenise fiir bic Oierte ariess.
anieibe i'm ieibeu Seitraum mar.

| @crIiM 2. Sftcbsr, iiber Con
BON, 8. Sftober. llnoffi5ieae grflG'
rungcn 6eiasen, baB an5eid)en oafiir
porbanoeu iiilo, naB Die 3cifruIngen
fur bic finite bsutide arisssanIeibs
Den Geiannutbetrag Der uorbergeben.
Den sIuleibe nod iiberiteigen iper0en.
Gun 9anfier, Der gcnaile ssnioruIa.
tion beiitt, iagte. oaB Die ieitberisei.
3eihnunsen oenen iiir bic pierte
ariegsanIeibe in Serielben 3eitperioSe
nett Dcrais ieien Sn Der 9eiitid,en
8ieifstanf puroe erfldrt, oaB Der
;Seianmtbetras jeuer 3eid,niingen ir:l
ieIben 3eitraum iiber 5000, 900, ,000
g1arf betriia bab aber Der getrGg
Ser 9eihrineen IN Der oiesmaligeit
sIciden 3eirerio6e beoeuteno slo.
Der lei.
Gs perlautet, baB Der glusfaa im
getrGa Der fleiren 3eidn,insen OurG
arobc sltbifriptionen mebr als al.i.
seuceen iperoe. Cine snn3 ail,er.
orSenilib tbatise areb,aanipagne
Bat weientlif) bc5u Eeigetraseil,
u
3eidninloen a,ii bic neuefte ariegs.
a,lIeite 5I UeranIaiien. Die gubitrip.
tio,iiliite idIiebt om 8. Cftober.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
gelbfu,Dr0
Begging ber @rbauer bss sebro9ener
9ammes i'm 8eibenbefe S4ale
in YDbmen.

8erlin, 3. Stt. gluf bru6tlpism
@ege nab Gapbile. Der lleberie.
gta6ridtsnaeentur tpurbe Don prag
in g0bmen, ssmelbet, oaB Der grbau:r
bss Sammes i'm BeiBsnbefis 59al,
Der pOr tilr5em brad uno baburd
sroBen 9erIuit an MenI6euleben Ders
uriafte, aus 9er5peifluns iibsr bic
aataitropbe SsIbitmpro begins.
gritifdsr augriff auf bic
bsutf6e GItegerit atioH
bei9riiifel.
apnbon, 3. Stto6er. Giner am
Sienitug per5ffsntlidten offi5iellen
grtIarung 5ufplse madte elm britt
i6er 2lsroplun 9eIhpaoer einen
rsusn 2tHgrifi auf bic Sduppsn Der
beutf1en Gliegeritation Bel griiiIel,
nobel elmer Der britii4en 4eropldne
serifnrt nurbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04

uen. gDsTtlid unb 5itlid Dom Waroar
Slub fanbsH bsftiss gtrtiaerlsiaHPf'
ftatt.
.am SURE ter gelcitiBu 8efs'
fenbm i6pats artiasrissefe4ts ltatf'
Gin gorpoitengsfe6s, bag IN Der Na9'
bon pOroi Faitiano, fieI gu nnlsrsl'
9uniteH aus.
ON Der Sirrurla Jrout selang e
fsiublibsu gatailpnen, ts inter benl
sdus zines auberorbeu.li9 heftissii
artilleriefsuers pOrriitteH, bic OOrter
aarabiatoi, Ssnitoi uno gsepolpsn 81
beieben. Ri. @esenansriffen trisbeu
mir ben Jsiub pisOer aus ben bstoeH
lebtaenanntsn Srten binaus unb bis
in ibre urIpriinsliden 9piitiOnen su'
rid. sn Der lllnsebung ron aaraSias
.oi iinb bic aampis nod i'm @anss.
.gln Der aiiIte bes Iesdif9en Wess
res bout6arbirts bic fsncIi4e Jlotts
obne grfpls cine 4nbTbe nOrbli4 poa
Srasno.
.sSn Der Oobrubiaa Deriuaten
sirsi rufliide SiDiiioHsE 5ipeiHal an
Der 8esboul 9inaati5id 5oprai
sari ainie porsuriiden. lie Durhsn.
a6er Don Dem Jsusr uHfsrsr artilleris
uno Snfanterte auriidgstrie5en.
,gln Der aiite bes Shparaen Wsses
res mar dIIes ru6ig."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Grihpiien
Wurbe angeblid elm Qmerifaner in
Der Stdbt Werito bon einem
garran5u STf3ier.

gl PafO, Werifo, 8. Sft. 8. 8.
M1orton, Elm ameritanif4er 2lngeiteG;
ter in elmer giienbd9n=Sffice in Der
Stabt Wlerito, tpurbe, pie Elm 8rief
an feline S6ipeiter, 5ruu 8. 5. ROs
gers BON 81 paio, beri4tet, BON einer
Sberit Der Garran5u Qrmee erI4oNen.
Der 9risf, Del6er bpn 8. 90. Gang
bon, einem Sngenisur unb 4ugenz
seusen Der S6at, seianbt ipurbe, mel
bet, baB Gangoon unb Morton in
einen @afe ii6 unterbieltsn, als Der
Sffi5ier ibnen bebeutete, bub Der Sc
bruu6 Der engliIben Spra6e perboten
lei. llnb uls Wortpn mad Der llrs
fade bes ger6ptes fraste, babe Der
Sberft i'm erfHofTen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Gs tpar Der beutIbe Static,
llnb nidt Der Prdiibent @ilIOn, Der
eiHeH 8ru8 5piiden ben beioen
2dnOerH psrbinbert bat,
Sagte Der SOHsreBs sReprGientant pa
trid aeIlp DON Mi4isaH
Ysi Der grOffnung Der Republican,
iden aampasHe in apsan
gpun!p, Sbiu.

geltefoniaine, S6io, 3. Dit
Die Ser. Staaten baben oas Ver'
trauen alIer triegfiibreuoen Jsationsr
in europa perlpren uno oieies Der.
trauen tann nur pieoerseponnen Ders
ben, ipenn bic Ser. Staten etne ans
bere 9olitit einidlasen uuo Elm anbes
rer Mann bas @eibe Saus be5iebt,
I'm bic neue pplitit etn5uleiten," iagte
am Sieniidg Mpron 3. 9errid, re-
publitaniiher aanbibat fir 9unoese
Senator, in Reben, Die er IN @elina
unp 9elefontuiHe belt. Serr Serrit
erGffnste bier an Disnitas Ibenb pie
rspublitanii6e &asne in 2oacn
gountb auiammeu nit benz &onsreBs
Heprdientanten patrid aellp Don Dtia
cptedn.
mir tpDllsn fsrnerbin niht Elm aufs
UeraoeuobI 3uiammenseitoppeItes Sas
rifseieB baben. ME es ieBt Der San
1T, iOnbsrn elm GeieB, bas auf ipiHens
Bats berubt," iaste Serr
Serrid.
Oer EpngreBsReprdfentant Sellp
ipra9 iiber stpei puntte. ndmli4:
n@is tpirb ss I'm ben ameritanii9en
2lrbeitsr itehen, penn Der Sriea gu
Gnbe iit2" II. rGs mar In WirtHhteiI
Der bsuti6e &aiier, Der einsn 9rud1
stl1en ben bsioen Hdnoern perbinberte,
anO niAs Der NraEaeas MiIiOn1a
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Die StaIiener
1ertretbeH BITE 9rieaen
aus bem fabIi4sn
0ffh n N ;st,

1 ~ ~ NtsS
AtHen, 8. Ottober~-lIeber Con.
bon. 3ipsitauien0 Stdlieuer, eiH'
idIisbIi9 4rtiqerie uHb Raoaleris
bic bic Safenftabt Can't 9uaranto
beiebt battm, babeH fi4 ber S.aot
Arsprp eaitr6 in gIbaHlsH benld4tigt,
Sen srisdiiden WtiIitarbeb0rOeu purs
be nur cine turse Grit sur Rdnmung
Der Stabt seseben. Den grie4ii9sn
Gipilbeamten ipuroe a6er geitattet, aui
ibren goiten5u blsibeH. !,
0ie admpfe apii den SuIs
garen unb Serben.
Atben, 2. Sttoter.-lleber 2ons
bon. 8. Sitobsr. - Die ierbii4en Wti
IitGrbeb0rben beritteH, bab ale gse
miibunsen Der 8ulsareH, bas aaimats
ealan platsau ipisberjurpbern, Dera
sebli4 ssusien feen uHo bab Die Ger
ben bic rDihtige buIgariide poiitiOn
Don RpeObcp, Sipsi &i.ometer ienieits
bon aaimateaIan, senoHlmen baben.
Die 9tugriffe Der guIgarsn an Dem
lssteren Buntte iino aber nod i'm
Gangs.
gs uirb bebauptst. oab bic 8ulgas
rem Don Der Oobruoita aus ibre
neuute unb 5ebnte 0ipiiion na9 oisier
eSssenb sebradt aabsn, nit Der pOffs
nuns, bab ss ibnsn ssIingeH ipsrbe, bic
1ebirsstette pieoer5usroberu. pelhe
bas MonaItir Sbal bberriht uno Die
fid i.Bi i'm 8eiib Der Serben befiHbet.
alaf ber Jniel Wtbtilene
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Gntiiibrer etnes mde bexs
q q be 9puispiIle BON S6ez
riff d1pffeu.

aOuisptIIe, Sp., 8. Oft. 4u
Sienitag tpurbe Der 27 Sabre alts
gfpp Oidiun, angebli9 BON 0anpile
Sa., nabe 2ouispiGe srIdpiIen, na9-
oem er ietnsr @erhaftung auf oie
9HtIage, Elm snDfHdbrtass WdbtGu
bon ibrem 9eim fortgelodt 81 babeH,
Wiberitanb seleiitet bate. Der Manr
uHo bag Sinh paren uuf elmer sinids
men StraBe in Der Riftung naG
fsrantfort gefunbeu unp bon Sbsrifi
s. 6. Smith ppn Sbelbp Gountp nubc
Der Srtidaft 8aeoab einaeboIt NOR
ben. Sition tpurbe pun Inn eei6pi=
len, als er iih peigerte, iidl su erge>
ZEN unb beriudt bate, etneu S6uB
ob3ugeben. 2tus ben QusIagen b:s
Mdb6ens aing berOpr, baB es bon
9itfon mibbanbelt tpprbeu mar.
S5idbrtser @reis ppn ben
Rufien ua6 Stbirten
geianbt.
Rep Yort, 3. Sttober. - Rt4>
ter Otto Roialstp erfubr am 0tenItag
non einem @erpanbten pel9er ppu
Rublanb bier antam, bdb Isin So
Sabre alter Sntel Maper grogroos.p,
Der in Der Probin3 Supolti, in Hui,
lii6@ @poIen, lebts, bon eiusn 2riegsse@
ridt peeen aneebli6sr Espionage gu
lebenslanglider 9erbannuns naa Sis
birien perurtbeilt fporbsn Iei. Sie
Ra9ridt tpurbe bon Sermaun Pros
grobstp, einem Gouitn bes Ri9ters
unb Spbn bes 8erbannten, iiberbra9t.
gr iuete, ieine Mutter unb anbere
Der 5amilie ieisr seflo6cn
rnb 10 ben &uiien entsangen. Der
Batter fol i4ulbig befunoen iporben
isir- Msissn an bic Deitiaen per.
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Gintiunati Mitpo6, ben A. Sfto6er 1916 Yreis
$4,000 In Vplb
US Il r ben etnem meritanis :
den 3 iirger in &irts
mali dbaeno m men.

Sem gort, 3. Sttober. - 6ang
Gagerlof, Elm ameritaniI9er 8iirgcr
i6pebiiAer 4btunft pel4er am
9tenitug auf Oem Dampfer rStou,
bolm", BON @Otbenburg unb &irtoaQ,
bier antam, bsrittete, OaB Das S4iFf
auf feiner 5abrt Oon S4lpeDen in
&irtipaa ansebalten tpurbe uno ibm
oaielbit BON ben britiiden 8eb0roen
$4,000 in 9olb abgenommen pur
ben. 2agerIOf iaste, man babe i'm
i'm 8erbaat gebu6t, oaB er bas 9plb
mad Seuti4lanb brinseNtpole. g&an
babe i6m 5par geitattet, na6 ben Ser.
Staaten 5uriid5ufebren, aber iein @elo
lei ibm nod ni4t pieber 3uesIteGt
poroen. gr bofft inbeTen, bab er es
bur3 bas bieiige britiide &OnIplat
pieber er9alten iperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
Gis 3miammentrcffem ssst.
i6em Sol. Nppieneit uab
%. 81. Saff
Wd6renn beg @mpfangss, ben Der
llnior Geague Club 81 Iep gort
81 g6ren pun G9arie5 6. 6ugaes
0erdnitGltete.

Rem gort, 8. Sftober. Ia5,
reao oe5 @mpfunge5, ben am 0ienss
tag 2l6eno Der Union Gaague @lu6 AZ
g9ren oes 9errn G9as. &. 6ugEes
beranitaltete, rei4teN It4 1beo0ott
ROpieoelt unb Wm. s. 3aft eineR
2lusenbIid bic 6uno.
rGie 9eRt es S9nen2" frug 9srr
saft.
GOt. ROoieDelt antpprtete nit oers
ielben 5ruge. beioe perbeugten iiG
uno 9err HopiebeIt ginJ lpeiter, AN
onoere gdfte au begtiibet, es Serra
Saft ii6erIahenO, bic Neuantpmmeua
ben 81 brgritBsn. @imge 2lugenbtide
ipGter nabm Serr Rooispelt iein.n
YlaB inter ben WtitgIiebern Des Gma
rfungs &ommittees EN-. Or Tana
5ptIcber 9errn 9ugbes unb G1auncD
81. Sepep; aIF Der anoeren Seite opn
Serrn 9epeD itano Serr Gait.
DBir baben uns Die 5ano gege6en,
tpte es fi9 unier Gentlemen geb0rt,"
mar alles, mas 9err Saft IpGter ia8a
te Sol. gfuoIsDelt tpeigerte F9, etpas
ii6er oas 3uidmmenireffer. gu iagen.
giaAbem Der Gmpfung Dorii5s-
mar, estortirts 6err gli6u RDot
9trrn 9ug6es bur8 sinen flaggenges
famiidten Sang mad elmer tLetnen
Sribiine in Dem grpBen Saal oes
Stubs. Inner einen re6ensgrobsa
Bib 2tbrabam 2inculns iteute Serr
&oot Serrn S9fgbs nool7als Dor un>
bieier belt cine tlr5e 9tnfpraae. gtud9
gGl. ROoiepelt uno Serr Saft bieiteH
ieber, DON 9errn Root uufgefuroert,
eine tleiue anIpra6e.
.BGbreno Der lebten Sage tit ipi,'
berbuIt tebauptet tporoen." iagte Serr
Sug6es, ,Dab Der iesiyen QOmiRtitraa
tipn,, tpenn iie ibre QCIttit dnber1
polIte, nur Elm arieg iibrla bletbe. SD
bin aber Der Qriiht, b1B Die 2tIternaa
tipe Elm 6rieben nit gPren tit.
nWir itreber ni6t ua4 einem&rieg,
i'd Iage es aber nit alien grHit, oGB
mir in elmer 3eit nattcnoIer Semii'
tbiguns leben."
r@ut!" rief Gol. RooIepeIt. vltn4
isre giirser Iiao ermoroet pproen, tbr
Gisentbum lit 3erit0rt, unb urer
S5anbel in unDerantipprtlt6er Weiie
geit0rt iporben," frbr 9err Sugbes
Fprt. Die Qtltetrattpe fir eine iADd
9e unb i9panienbe po.itit lit ntGt
Der Strieg; iie 1T ,etn feltes geiteben
auf dnertannten Re9ten in einerSel!,
in Der ale gtationen uniere 5reuNo'
i1aft tpiinIfen. uub in Der aud mir
Die 9reunoI6dft Qner luiinIchen uno
brduhen, uno Ill Der nur gang uns
entI9ulobare Sebler uns in etnen
&rieg binein5ieben t0nnten."
4ngebli6er @erfuffer pb'
isDner 8riefer per,
baftet.
Bellspille, Sbip, 8. Stto6er.
am Dienitae purbe Der 81 Sabre aIte
5drmer 6rant Ruce inter Der @ns
tlase, an bic 20 Sabre alte @1o GetBe.
5otter elmer rpoblbdbenben 6dmili;
i'm benadbarten 9eantopu, obR1ne
Sriefe seIAriebeu gu BADEN. perbaftet.
Race lit auT elmer beuadl6arten 6drn
bei9dftiet. Die 8eonteu be- 0rt=
Iaaft ertIdren, ooB bas MGbcben cine
anabl oon 8riefen i'm Bette faHe,
bic bon Race seidrieben porben ieien.
Die 9risfe feten reselmdBte an oce
zbiirtlinie bes Geibe'is4n 5duisS ge'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-04
WiIl Deni5elog ieine pro.
piforifde RsSierung
etdb[tren.

eaned, areta. 3. Ottober. Der
friibete premier 8sni3slos tpirb Ii6
Oemnd4it mad Der SnieI Mptilsne be-
besebsn, mo er bic prOuiIOriide Resics
runs initaliren pirD. Der 8ises4D.
miral Gonburitis wirb iia na9 Salos
niti beseben unb bic prOOiforiide Rss
sieruns bort pertrsten.