davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
HARBOR NOTES

. IN
Expected next week is the oil ship
Falls of Clyde from San Francisco
for Honolulu Friday.
Late Saturday night the Inter-Island
steamer Claudine arrived with II
cabin passengers from Maui.
Next mail for San Francisco will
go In the Matson liner Wilhelmina at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Inspector of Hulls Capt. william
Howe, and Inspector of Boilers T. j.
Heeney, have returned from Hilo.
The Inter-1sland steamer Mikahala
brought % passengers from Maui, Mo-
lokai and Lanai yesterday, in all class
es.
Due about Friday from Grays Har-
Dor for bunker oil is the steamer Mel
vile Dollar, bound for Shanghai with
lumber.
Mail for Page Page and Sydney
will close at the postoffice at 1 this
afternoon, and viii go on the Sierra at
5 o'clock, from Pier 10.
The old coast guard cutter Thetis,
which left here Saturday morning,
may be sold in San Francisco as a
whaler. She is well fitted for that
trade, having been built as a sealer.
The Mauna Loa reports the follow
ing sugar list on Kauai: Gay & Rob-
inson, 10000; Kekaha. K, v. K, $500;
Hawaiian, 5615; McBryde. 44S1;
Koloa. 1885; Kilauea, 5000; Kealia,
$4,000.
Advices received by the Inter- Island
from her owners state that the Amer
lean steamer City of Puebla will lot
stop here for bunkers on her voyage
back to San Francisco from the ORR
emit
Sunday morning the Inter-Island
steamer Mauna Loa arrived from
Kauai. Her inward cargo included
1850 bags of X sugar. 440O of N, 176
Of rice, 100 of taro, and other islands
products.
The American Hawaiian steamer
Georgian, arriving today from Taco
ma. will load at San Francisco for the
Orient, after discharging the cargo
Of sugar she will take to that port
from the islands.
The Inter-Island steamer w. G. Hall
brought 5000 bags OF Lihue sugar here
today from Ahukini, Kauai. She re-
ported strong wind and rough seas
the channel, returning. Pur
ser Daniel Stone reports $500 bags OF
sugar at Ahukini ready for shipment.
At 5 o'clock this afternoon the Am |
erican-H Hawaiian steamer Mexican is |
sailing for Kahului and Hilo to load
the remainder of her sugar cargo for |
San Francisco. She will probably |
eave Hilo Sunday for the coast, TAX
ng 1900 tons for transhipment by |
all to eastern refineries.
Collector of Customs Malcolm A. |
franklin imposed a fine of $500 on
he power schooner Marie. which sail
ID for Yokohama late Saturday. The |
Inc was imposed because the second |
nate, who did not have first mates
papers, was promoted to the position
i chief officer, and also because a !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED.
FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES.

oldsmobile touring car, 1916 model,
run $500 miles; in perfect ccndi-
ton; complete with seat covers,
power tire pump. Hartford shock
absorbers, rear view mirror
bumper, three extra Non-Skid tires
and rims; price $3.50 cash. Tele-
phone 1862, or P. o. Box SOB.
645I-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

One hundred men were entombed by
an explosion at the King Coal Com
pany's mine at Kimball, w. Va. Four
men are known to have been killed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

Japan adyices say there is conges
ton In 7. X. K. passenger business to
the states. The Shinyo Maru had tc
leave 80 cabin passengers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
JAPANESE SEEK
TO BUY SHIPS
IN MANILA

MANILA, p. /, April 4-That the
activities of Japanese agents are no
longer confined to the purchase OF
land and industrial enterprises, but
also extend to the proposed acQuisi-
ton of coastwise steamers, is the
statement made in the office of Benito
Sly Cong Bieng & Co.
Several offers had, been received
from Japanese principals for the rur-
chase of the coastwise steamers, Isla
de Leyte and Ban Yek. Asked whe-
Their any of these offers would be
considered, Sy Clip, general manager,
replied that some of them were being
considered, but that the firm had no
statement to make as to the DISPOSE
ton of its steamers.
Confirmation that the Japanese are
in the market for the Philippine coast
wise fleet was had from Vicente Mad
rigal, general manager of Madrigal &
Co. who reported that several Japan
csc concerns tried to buy the Euzka-
di, which was purchased few days
ago by. his firm.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

May Is a civil service examination
to fill a position as pilot and engineer
of the public health launch Pelican,
at salary of $125 a month, will be
held. Applications must be submit
ted to Secretary John W, Short at the
custom house on or before May z, &C.
companied by an operators license for
gasoline launch and pilots license for
Honolulu and Pearl Harbor waters
and vicinity, or a certificate that such
licenses have been issued.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

Between Boards: Sales: 10 Oahu
Sugar Co., 34A; 10 H. C. & S. Co.,
4Sa; so Paauhau, 2S1s; IL. s. ~.
Co., 1870; 20 Waialua, "a.
Session Sales: 20, Is olaa, Tx
Is Waialua, "a; 25 Hawaiian Sugar
Co., 461s; 20 Honokaa, 11B; 20 olaa.
TN.
Latest sugar quotation: % degrees
test, 5.s67 cents, or s11s.s4 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

Towing the Matson steamer Enter
prise into San Francisco made the
steaming time of the Manoa from this
port to San Francisco seven days and
turn from the coast tomorrow morn
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

Collector of Customs Malcolm A.
Franklin imposed a fine of $500 on
the power schooner Marie. which sail
ed for Yokohama late Saturday. The
fine was imposed because the second
mate, who did not have first mates
papers, was promoted to the position
of chief officer, and also because a
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

seaman not having second mates
license was made second mate. Each
violation of the law called for 800
fine
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

At o'clock this afternoon the Am
erican-Hawaiian steamer Mexican il
sailing for Kahului and Hilo to Loaf
the remainder of her sugar cargo TO
San Francisco. She will probabl!
leave Hilo Sunday for the coast, TAX
ing 1900 tons for transhipment b,
rail to eastern refineries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

6451-Apr. II. "a, May 1. 5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

The Inter-Island steamer w. G. Hall
brought 5000 bags OF Lihue sugar here
today from AhnkiRi, Kauai. She re-
ported strong wind and rough seas
crossing the channel, returning. Pur-
ser Daniel Stone reports $500 bags OF
sugar at Ahukini ready for shipment.
The day book., 1916-08-30

Iu4S " IdCyJ 4O4 AC4 LWO DdShCIo
were big, well laden and heavy. A
wen-mahnered young fellow saun-
tering by discerned her plight. He
insisted on becoming her knight
chevalier. That was the beginning
of her acquaintance with Bruce
Danvers.
x He had been frank and open with
her as to his prospects. "They de-
pend upon py father just now," he
told Katy, "but I can start out to
earn my living independently if he
objects to our engagement"
''Do nothing rash, dear" pleaded
Katy, almost piteeusly, though, and
he smiled at her fears and looked the
valiant, whole-souled fellow he was,
and she trusted him, and hoped
everything would come out just as he
predicted.
Then a fateful day came to Katy.
She had not seen Bruce Danvers for
a week, nor had she received a line
from him. That did not worry her,
for she never doubted his fidelity. It
made her feel surely lonely, however.
3 Everything went at odds that day, it
seemed. She had to carry the baskets
to Brocton, she was delayed in get
ting rid of her produce. There was
another long wait in settling with a
fractions merchant. It was dusk quite
as she neared the entrance to the cut.
She set down her baskets and rested
on a fallen tree beside some bushes.
Then she peered through the interim
ing branches, for the sound Of voices
attracted her and startling decIara- /
ton in the gruff tones Of a man
thrilled:
Lets start, then" the accents fell
distinctly upon her ear. "The express
special reaches the bridge in forty
five minutes. She's carrying a full
treasure chest and it's ours if we
plant a few ties in time"
Katy sprang to her feet. In flash
The day book., 1916-08-30

spying on us!' roared out sturdy
voice. 80
The quartette started a slanting
run towards the road leading into
Brocton. Katy realized that even if
not directly headed of, she would
soon be overtaken. The cut+the
handcari It was less than 200 feet
away. She left the baskets where
they were, abruptly changed her
course-and made the dash contem-
plated.
Zing! The closeness Of a speed
ing bullet made her fair face blanch.
Cracketty-jangle! She set the pro-
peIer. bars in action. She needed not
a second fusilade, nor the menacfng
threats of her pursuers. The dim
dusk overlook her. The men left far
behind. How far had her action de-
feated the plans of the plotters? Katy
thought rapidly.
They might send. contingent
down the cut after her, while others
hastened down the main line to carry
out their Unholy work. Was there
time to run the handcar the full
length. of the cut and cover the half
mile stretch to the main line2 Katy
feared not. Two-thirds of the cut
route covered, she jumped to the
ground and ran up the sharp incline
leading to the higher levels, mile in
width, then the deep gap just beyond
the bridge. s-t
Katy knew what she was about,
and raced like an expert runner. She
arrived breathless and tottering at
the edge of the gap. There was a
farmhouse 500 yards distant, but
Katy could afford to waste no time.
All along the edge of the gap were
little cocks Of hay, cured and dry as
tinder. A country boy stood lean
ing on his pitchfork, lighting his pipe.
Katy ran up to him.
. EsO11iiolri'' she fairly Ordnrnd tTcyiVzr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
9ms fsN man bic @un bs Wthpuk 9s in Dublin bs nGbrno ser gNoMmn bon bmfen
@dHgdWBm anmt mbe Mn9N, bnde qoh Dor BEN rbnmaunS aupquuhum aarD Sou
Iah .breirnpnatiaer &ranfbeit lit

Na6 4breinlonatiger aronfbeit lit
gelterlt Wprgei III leinem Semi,
1929 10. Mpent,e, @err gbriltian
&ammcrih; ein befonlrter oelttider,
ginpobner Ser Stabt, inn Sitter bon
70 Sabren geltnrben. Gr mllroe in
Sam6nrg gebore1 ltno fam Dor 80,
ssabren nit leiner' Ta1r1ilie ms 2allb
ltnO glei1 nod, Sod Sslallb, Ser lett
BERGEN &eimatb. Die Sinterbliebe=
men lino oie 8tttipe iopie Elm Sob1t
ll1o bier. I0dter. gr NOR 1eit Sab-
rem IN ieillem @erltf oils Sdllbmober
tbatig. Die @eerbigutg filloet mabr=
ld)eil1lid mor9en Nadmittog ltatt.
Ser @c ltenb Storm 3rain miro
oielen CONNER meltli6 Don Ser 5.
|StraBe alls allsaeOebnt merben n1b
lollen fir oieIe Sipefe etlpa $4,000
al1saegeberr merocn. gerl6ieoene
&%ontrafte aper0en IN cirigen @u6el1
oergebc1 1peroen.
Sic gtootpermaltluaa bat cine
Srbrc erlaiiei1, Dob alles l(l1fraut
ani leeren 8mrItellen Mlo Dor Den
@altlern gcldnitten mcrocll 1mllb,
lpem Bic betreffenbcn @altsbel iscr
nidt Strafe 5ablen molen.s sllle bon
Der Staot pprgellpmmenel1 Mrbeitell
in bieier @i11iidt meroen Dem betref=
1el,oen @rlmoeigentbltm 5llseldrie=
Ebcl1. g.. 4a1 s.;, ,.
d I.
Ser Stabtratb bat in ieir1er lebteR
ISibuatg $500 bemiliat fiir Die Sort
@rtnitrpng SaJrblmoertfeier lu1S fin
Die A. Sltli= Teier, Sic i'm Gong gien
Garf abgebalten maroen loll; fir ser
ct ten 3lped $3.50 ulloaf fit belt let.
lteren 3ipef $3.50. Sic ~lestere Gum
ME miro ipe5iel fiir 6elaermerf sper.
1penOet alperoen.
Die Gof Sslolro Gbalttal1ql1a<@e.
lellidaft bat iid inn staatsiefretars.
onrt III Springfield inforporircn lai
le1t. Sic Sltforporatorelt 1inb George
2oriltg, Gep. .. Z. 9api1lell rno &c
s. @riffitb.
9rei Teltalne1tte mltroen gcltcrt
I'M 9robatgerid)t oes Midters 9. g
gell beitatiat, namlid bon 6rall Sci
le 8eeoa, God Sslano, Geter q. @e
lanbcr nl1o MQbert 3. @lttb bon Wfo
line. 2ettcrer %binterlaBt oas Meiit,
oes gerr1ogel1s ieilter @ittme, lplpi,
elllige bnlloert Collars 0en Stieffi,l
oern ln1o m10ere1 Gerapaltbtcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
Mcuts aus Musratinr.

Ser Miiiijiippi lit lett einieen So
gen lpieoer beoelttenb geltiegen, 10
oaB Sic alte bisberige bobe @alIer=
l%tanosn1arfe beiltabe erreid5t noroell
lit. @s miro befiirdtet, bab Scr 5lu[
Inp6 bober lteigen miro.
Sic @eeroigul1g ocs p%erltorbene,,
.Garl s. 6reltno, Batter ocs Mberrnall
Ealll Srel1l1b, fano pprgeitern Mad)-
lrrlttag ppmI ralterballle an ser mcltl.
8. StraBe aus alt focm @rcelmppo
Srieb6pf itatt. Galtor s. @aef1er
bon Der oelltld)elt lltberiid)cn 3iors=
genei11be bielt Die 2eideltrebe am
Sarge ltnO @rabe. Oils 2eidentrdacr
flngirten Solepb &el1er, Selrp 6rep=
ern1ttbk 81. SreDn1arf, @l1ltap @.
3el,a, @iaimn Sdmars. lt1o Sln.
|Smtbemfg.
Sic Somtogslhnlc Ser. Ell. -lllt6.
3ionsaemeinbe miro am San1staa
9sadmittag ibr Gicric I'M @cco 9ort
abbaltelt. Die @emcillocmitglieoer
'merosn c6enfalls on 0em Gicnic tbeil-
ncbnlcn. Sir eilt reidbaltiges lltS
Invertebrates Hrogramm lit beltcns
Gorge getragen moroel1, 10 bab Ser
Mnsfllg ein intereliontcr pcroer
miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

Sll Scr bel1tid]en cOalrgeliiMcn
Trieoellsgemeinoe miro an 5onlltag
slbeno Or. &riibna, Elm Sl1oier, eli
men frcien gortrag iiber elm uSSreies
NltDien" balten. Seine ppr cirligclt
1age1 in Dapenport obgebalteuelt
Nortrage baben belonoeres Ssslterciic
fiir leile 3tpecfe luto 2iele erlpetft.
Nlemarto iollte beridrmc,, oeln @or=
trag oes Serrn &riibna %h,ianuoDncn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

Die 9ecroialn1g Ser ~oeritorbcnen
Srau @nlma Gbriitine Slomberg iano
geltern gea6mittag bonn Sranerballe
aus altf bent 3iperiioe 6rieobof ltatt.
Naltor 8. S. Melipn belt Sic 2ci-
Genre0c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
&ippe an nnredter gtelle.
@adjit mandmal I'M !salic nnb 6rins
grpRc llnsntraalidteitcn.

l1eber einen gesenitano, pel6er
Der Mebrbeit bes ollgemeinen pub!i%
tums, iopeit ie niAt fclber unter inn
leibet, nidt Dertraut lit, plat0ert Elm
aratliGer 3eitungs=M itarbeiter:
@iele perIonen Ieioen tmmer tpiez
Der an Nerbenz nnb Sebnenz5 9merz
gen i'm einen Mrnl; unb lalt9e .3ett
limb iol6e 5dlle nur eIs nMrmzgteuz
ritis" bebanbelt iporben, obne oab
man cine Mbnuns bon Der tpa6ren
Natur bes uebels batte. @ielleiat
pirb nod beute meiitens, bon aaien
uno ou9 bon Mer5ten, bas 2eiben
NIT Neuritis perpedfelt, ba ia Die
9bmptome in beiben 5dllen beinabs
bic sleiGen 1inb. 6orider bobsn je-
bo4, befonbers NIT 9ilfe DON t.
Gtrablen photographer, entpedt,
bob otter Die mirt!ide ur1a9e Der
iogenannten Irm=N euritis in elmer
fleinen Rippe I'M Sols beltebt. sic
1T setp0bnli4 nur turs, nur einsn
ober pielleidt au4 5pei 3olI, auberit
ielten bret 3oll lang, unb Der Mr3t
tann lie %setpDbnlid ni9t fiblen; aber
tie 1T lang genus, UNI oas 2eben oes
patienten auf Sabre binaus elenb gu
modem!
Niemanb 1ollte cine @ippe, pdre
lie au9 nod 10 Helm, i'm 9alle baben.
9as 1T Elm unnatiirliher Ylob. Die
ridtise @telle fir Mippsn 1T unter
allen I'm tdnben psifer llnten am
Ridgrat entlang. Gine Hipps i'm
tDalie es 1T iibrigens meiitens Elm
9aar - 1T Elm ~feinestpess nur iiberz
iliiifiges @etpd4s, fpnbern Elm reft
l6limmes! @s lit 5iemli9 getpib,
poB bur@ cine 1oI6e Mippe eine pull
iierenbe Maiie bon Nerpen uni
Mllsteln seraoe iiber Dem 5dliiTel=
bein peruria9t pirb. limb petterbin
entitebt Elm Srud auf bies Rerpen=
gefledt bes einen Mrmes, ME an
bererfetts auh auf bic sroben glut=
Gefdbe oes !9alies ielbit.
SIN iibrigen treten bic 9nmptoms
bes 2eibens im allgemeinen nidt Dor
Dem grpa9ienen glitter berppr, unb
eft erft, lpenn Der patient nabe5u
feline mittlere 2ebens5eit erreidt bot.
Der gutient bemertt 8ldue Der Ell
men Sano unb gu Soften ardmpfe in
ben 5insern. gr tit in auffallenbsm
grabe empfinbli@ geeen &dlte, UNI
pft tpmmt in Der Nabt ein MniaI!
Don beftigem @dmerS, lpenn Der lei
penoe Grm sufdllig aufgeoedt pirb.
giellet9t finbet Der &ranfe eine seit=
tpeilise Mbbtlfe pm @9mers, ipen1
er ben Mrm iiber ben aopf erhsbt
= elm lmltano, tpelder 1aon alleir
gegen bic Nnnahme fpri9t, bab e,
et!pa on Neurttis bes Mrmes leibe
glod peroadtiser !pirb bic @obe
tpenn au9 Der gefunbe Mrm< Die ndm=
liden 9pmptome in 16md9eren
@rabe 5eigt.
Sebes Spfer fogenannter NeuritiS
hes Irmes ipllte, penn fem 2eiber
nidt binnen Sabresfrt1t Der dr3tIiaer
gebanoluns pei6t, stpei pber bre
8=@troblenzp bptograpbien bes SOL.
ies, bon berf9iebenen @eiten Der
oufnebmen gu lafien iid mtId!ieben
ST Elm folhes 3tppden porbonben
10 perben Die photographer es ie.
benfolls seigen. Cine operative ge.
%ieitiaung b%esielben lit obne u1lge.
pDbnli9s @efabr mDslid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
Meues aus Moline.

SIM boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren
ltarb geltern W}orgcn in ieillem @eim,
IA. 5traBe Capt, Sallles Mc-
@llrlley, cilt moblbsfanltter ginmob=
lter Don Moline leit 50 Sabren. sl-
tersidpabe mar Sic Iooesurlad)e.
gr mllrbe IN sSrlano geboren ultb font
I'M Sabre 1S4S nod ocn Ser. 9taa-
ten. Sic erite1 Sabre ieines @ier-
leins lcbte ct IN 8oltoll ltll0 anoeren
|oltlid5en Stabten llllb fant baum noe it.
lid) uno lieb ii6 Ipater in Moline
nieoer. gr nor iabrclang oils Clint
mernallt u1l0 @ll1fprtraftor tbatig.
sllle feline Gorfabrelt limo I'M Sitter
BON iiber 80 Sabren %geItorben. sll1=
Der leil1er betagten Satin birlterlabt
CT brei 9riioer llllo 5lpei 56lpelterl1.
Gin @rltoer lit iiber 50 Sabre alt.
|Sn leiner 6aulilie gibt es gegelnpdr-
tig fiinf @el1crationea; gelpiB cine
''fraftige l1no gelutoe Tanilie. Sic
|&eeroiglng finoet amSmstag Mad)=
mittag bonn Iralterbmtie aus al1f
Dem SafOale 6riebbof lit 9apenport
ltatt, no mebrere lei1cr 1amilic1a1l-
gebDrigen rltbe1t.
Sir Sic Seier 1tno oas Se,1eriperf
am 4. Sltli iln Yroipect 4Sarf bot Sic
I5taotperpaltltng $1400 bepiIigt,
1920 mebr mie lestes Ssabr. Gin Mr=
railgcn1entsfomite lit erltanl1t NOR
ben, Inn Die 6eier porsllbereiten. Ma-
|Dor Carlton miro bei oieier Teier Die
@anptrcoe bes Cages balteit. Gal1=
lelloe bon neutrality-suspicious. lper=
ben ST. Der Seicr crmartet.
Die 6irma 2inoblao & 60. BON
Gait Mpline bot Sen &omtraft erbal=
ten Iiir Sen 8all oes speiltodigell
nlaiiipcn Sdulsebal1oes III 5ilpis.
Der &ontraftpreis belallft lid al,f
$32,3S1. SIM @all5en maren led)s
Mngebote eingelaufen. Nit ben 8all=
arbeitcn iol 10 balo lpie moglid be-
gol1ter msrOcn. Ser 9alt loll am 1.
ISeptcmbcr f~ertigaeltelIt peroelt, 10
bob Die sdntle fir Ben &erblttermin
croffact mer0cn fanlt. Sir Die llelle
Sdulle lollcn 5lpei meitere 2ebrer al1=
geltellt mcrbcl.
Bic 9eeroielutg Ser oe%ritorbenen
Srau gnma Gbriitinc Slomberg iano
geltern gtadynittag bonn Tranerbauie
aus altf bent &iperiioe 6ricobof ltatt.
Naitor 8. S. Nclion belt sic Sci
denreoc.
@a6reno oes peraalgcllen Monats
bot Der ltdotiid)e 9%auiuipeftor 9all=
'erlalbnibideiue sum @~elammtbetra,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

@abreno bes pcraa,rgcllen Mo1tats
bot Der ltdotiid)e @auinipeftor 8al1=
erlalbnibideine sum- @~eiammtbetra-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09
9raiioent - $. s. @iebler.
sefretdri11 - Srall Sc. u. @arr.
Sdatmeiiter ~ g. 6. $. Srbad.

SeIItIurW - STuH W. ". SQfr.
S6abmeiter - g. s. $. Srbad,.
greflttipfomite Gep. s. g.
Dolrng, Goriiser, Srau 9. g. Ssad=
ion, @. 6. Iolpner, @ 9. @alton,
Strait gitbcr geas, $. s. @ieBler,
6ral1 %. q. 8arr, See s. $. 0rbad.
Iinan5fomite So. 6. 9omner,
gorliter; S. S. &pan, g. s. @arrp,
Sri. 2oltile @persmeper, Sral1 Gltber
g. gels, $. s. @ieBler, See 6. $.
Srba6, CHARLES &ern.
Muoiting Committee Nrau
6ralrces Moicnba11m, gorliberin; Da=
bis @ogaro, g. 9. @alton, Gep. 8.
6. &ettlcfamp, &. 6. Glarf.
goriiserin bes 8eiuhsfomites -
6rar .. 9. Satflon.
SIN Selleplle @olpital ltar6 borge=
ltern Nadmittag nod eincr langerer
&ranf6cit Iralt George @offmam,
cine mobl6efannte oelttlhe gimpobne-
rim BON giio Mitscatille, inn Sitter
BON 80 Sabren. Sic mllroe in Ml1s-
icatate ge6oren lltl0 bot ltetig in Mus.
catiae gelebt. @or neltll Sabrcn Der.
'bciratbete lie iid NIT George @off.
manu-, Sic Siltterblie6cne1 iino oel
Batte, oie @tern ul1o Elm 8rl1oer
.ale III Wlseatil1e mpbnbaft. Die 9e
Eerolglng fillbet n1orgell pom Grolt
erballle al1s onF oela @%reenlpooi
6rieObpf ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

- Aosifd. - Wmann::. Isle
glauben alio, baB bic nere 5pmz
mer5eit ou@ auf ben 8ries gimfluB
bat2"
8emonn: r@iderlid; ba oud nm
iere 5elbsrauen bic 3eit porriiden,
!peroen ie iest mod seitiser porz
ridden uno bic 6einbe miiffen bor=
seiti9er allsriden!"
- &inolide Muffaifung.
paulden: DIANA, beibt es ni@t:
rGinbilpuns maat itart"9"
Mutter:: .SSa, mein Suuse 10 laet
man,"
Yaulden: .Nlln iieb Dir ober nal
Den Sntel 9ermann an. Bon bem
lagft 9u INNER, oab er e%inaebiloet
1T, uno er 1T bod sar nibt ftart."
Sn benz Seller feline
ballfes gu Jroitbnrs, nabx gumber,
lamb, Mb., erldpb ii1 Der AZ Sabre
alte 2puis 8. Rieo, 8ii6errenilor uno
4ubiteur Der COMPLICATION Goal
Company in Cumberland. Serr Mieb
erlitt i'm Sttpber pergangsnen Sab
res ei11en Iuto1npbil : ltnfon, Bel
welhem er einen 5ddbelbrlib uno
gebirneridiitterune Sapontrus, lei!
lpslaer 3eit er melan4pliid mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

Die @oblfabrts : @eiclidoft bon
Mltscatite fat borgeltern Mbenb mab-
reno ibrer sSsabresperia mmlllng in
Der Stabthalle sic folgelloen 1ellc,l
@eomtcn fir Sen fommenoen Sernlill
erpaDlt:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-09

&c BON $4,000 allsgeltelt. Bon oie-
ler Sitnlnle 1Dnr6e Oas meilte fir
@obnbanier alisse9eben.
Nort @Dron miro ma6renb Ser
Commemorate mebrere gepflalterte
StraBcn erbalten, mie ser oortige
Staotrat6 in ieiner lebtel1 Sibulta
6eihlollen fat. Mit Ser arbeit loll
10 balo tpie m0glid besonnen meroen.
SRI. Ger6a @ilbelmina 2inb, jeit
brei Sabren Sefretarin Ser .. 90. s.
g., lit geltern Worgen nad mir fur
ger &ranfbeit an ei11em 2ungenleioe1
i'm SITTER bon "a Sabren geItorben.
Sic muroe in S6meoen geboren unf
fam nit Sen gltern I'M Sabre 1901
ms 2anb ntl6 gleih nod Woline
Isle %binterlaBt bie gltern iopie meb.
rere griioer uno Sdpeitern. Die
9eeroigung finbet am sonntog Nad.
mittog auf oem &iperiioe 5rieobo'
Itatt.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-05
Paris Messenger.

Paris Messenger.
mr.. Perry's numbers were pias.r :,
with precision of touch ana VI :, :
liancy OF execution seemingly ihcie'
bile in one deprived of sight, ana hep'
the audience spellbound by the dep'"
Of feeling and wealth of tonal coiorins
instilled into them. "-Dresden Guiue'
"The audience hardly knew wnioi'
to admire most, the skill OF the ieo,
turcr or the ability of the performer
Baltimore American.
"There are few pianists who are iiis
eaut1s, and scarcely any who possess
theslsame poetic perception ana III
spiration. Boston Journal.
"0ne of the most unique, yet scho'
arly, classical, and withal artistic hs
ures on the concert platform is Eo
ward Baxter Perry, the blind lecturer
pianist. st."-Detroit Free Press.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-02-05
BONO IS RECOVERING
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT
LAWYERS IN A sMAsH-uP NEAR
NORMAL coLLEeE--MA-
CHINE WRECKED.

Z Four men had narrow escapes from
serious injuries Thursday afternoon,
when the automobile in which they
were riding dashed into curbing on
the Normal College hill. tearing one
wheel from the machine, and other
wise damaging it. ]. E. Davis, of Hat
tiesburg; E. L. Dent, of Collins. and
Mr.. Bond, of Sumrall, all attorneys,
and Driver Allen were the occupants.
Mr.. Bond received an injury to one
sof his hands, which required medical
attention. His injuries were not Sc
rious.
The party was returning from Pur-
Wis, and we're travelling at rapid
clip, when something went wrong with
the steering gear of the car. 1t ran
into the high curbing there.
DR.. l.. B. Hudson passed at the time
and carried Mr.. Bond to his office,
where he treated him. The car was
owned by Mr.. Allen, of Purvis.