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9aenc Corporation.

Gic Commonwealth electric 2ig6t
& Eomcr So, cine ST, 100000 Cor.
poration Bat i'm Staots. Steuer- -Ge-
portement Inn oas @ut6eiBen i6reS
sSreibrieies eriudjt. GoS GriuHen
mar BON Der @c6ii6r in So6e bon
$4,000 6eoleitet. Iic Sncorporotoreu
iinO; 0Sobn 6. Sadion ruO Goger
S6eripooo bon glelp Dorf, Geo. ".
@oitber BON Baltimore, @corge e.
@alep, Dl .. @eblter, Jlo6ert Go-
oioion, SbomoS q, Grumlco, g9il-
liom SoworO Soople u. 6. 6itfin,
w Sones, aae bon 9lew Dorf uno
gSilliom s. Sortp, BON golton.
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ySnruDercin @OriuGrts".
-(jrOhes Slnitcrneiicu-
9onfiagnngs.glbe
30. giuO. 1916. Giutritt SOC.
(ylob25-79)
SoIa6Of ocrfamft.

0ic Canton 2umber Co." bat bon
Der Canton Co. Die an ser O'9on-
neu,StraBe geIeeenenr rmo bisber BON
ibr gepadtcten Sololoeerpl6bc fdui-
lid erporben uno bcabiihtigt, cine
erobc Summe @cloes ous5ugeben
gum 9au bon Scitengeleiien unO
mooernen @ebduoen gum 8etreibe
ibreS @ei6Gfts. 0ie @eieaidoft
miro cine @erbinoung nit Sen @eIei-
fen Der oEenninlOonio giienbobn"
uuo ibrcnt SGiffsloOepIob beriteuen
uno ooourcb Die Gronsportfoiten ouf
ein Minintum reou6iren. Der aouf.
preis muroe nidt befonnt genodt,
ood miro oos @igentbum ouf itnge.
fdbr $4,000 geiAGtt.
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!Nr. ". u. @Geatlsu acitOr6en.

SSor Elm 6cfonuter MedtsomuoIt.
gSor Oreilnol Gibter.6ouoioot.
Sotte irii6cr ciu 9liiiteru. unO
,SrtIdieciddii 6rol 6. Sub.
Orin0 6roG i'm @crittSge6duoe
foot 5uioumcu.
Ter bcfmrnte NedtSoupolt g9ii.
liont g. @beotIcD idieo eeitern DIOR.
gen ii ieiner @obnune, g}r 1905.
ct. .StraBe, nod fur5er aranf.
belt aus Dem 9eben. Ger geritorbe.
ne er6lidte Dor 90 Sa6ren in 9olti.
more Oos Sidt ser @elt. Gr griin-
oete i'm Sabre 1890 ole 6irma
@beotlep & 9leeie, 9luitern. uno
ISruhtbonolilng, ser er odt Sabre
aneeborte Gom Sabre 1893 bis
1896 NOR er @rdiioent Ser 9luitern-
uno 6rudtb0rie. Serr @6eotleD be.
gonn I'M Sabre 1896 Gedtspiiieu.
idoft 81 ituOiren imo nohoem er
Gin Dor5iigli6es Gromen beitanoen
botte, entibloB er iid, ais HedtSau.
palt 81 profti5iren. 3urd icin ouf-
rihtiges @eien uno flare GenfpngS-
art madte er iid Oiele 6reunoc, @r
belDor6 iib 0reinol I'M Elm Gidter-
amt, mnrOe o6er jeoesmoI beiiegt.
9lls im Sabre 1898 Oas Golf gum er.
itenmal Die 9ii6ter oireft erpd6lte,
fom er in Der @rimGrma6l eegen
Stootsonpolt gilbert 2. 3. 2ipenS.
Ridter $. 9lrt6ur $. Stump mo
@olter 5. Darptins, liegreid Ourdl.
SSn Scr Sauptiua6l lplrOc er aber bon
Dem ueritorbenen &idtcr G6omos
SSrelono elliott beiiegt.
Der geritorbenc 6interIdbt ieinc
@ittipe, ionic orei ainOer, gloeloioe
S. Got6arine s. iu0 9lrtbur 6.
Ss6eatlep 6erner miro er BON 5ruei
Shweitcrn, Sia6elle 86eotleD imO
SSrau 6. $. eidel6erger. uno orei
griiOern gli6oloS 5. Somuel Z.
unO Sumes q. @6eotlep bctrauert.
Gle 9eeroigung iinoet ON MontaJ
Nlorgen ouf Dem 9nItimore.5rieo6oi
itott.
9rod toOt 5uiommeu
@1breno Ser 9lr6eit muroe geiteru
@loraen, fur5 nod 7 llbr, I'M Ge,
rihtsge6duOe Die S6euerfrall Gotbe.
rine SubOring, bon cinen Ser5idlog
beiollen sic IfieO aus ocni Sc.
ben e6e tic in Ger 9lmbulan5 OeS
mittleren 1iitrifts oos Mercp.Scipi.
tai crreidtc. Eic Gobingeidieocne
orbeitete ieit 5uei SSabren i'm Hatb.
6ous. Sie miro bon elmer Sodter
mo 5tpei So6nen 6etrouert. Cine
onoere SGelerirou 6roh Dor 5ruci
Monaten iolt al oeriel6en Stelle i'll
@eribtsgc66ilOc toot 5nianmcn
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llonuent bal fatloIiIden gIInmnae.


Gotcr 5. 20. @rcuoeracit mar oeItern
por oeiteru Der Solptrconer.
SproA iiber uDic nooernc @ei6s
li6feit". Cardinal Gibbons
mo 9iidoi S6obou uabmcu an
Der SouptIiting cbenfouS Gbeil.
&cricbicocnc llntcrboltlngcr
fir 6cltc.
Die Gonbentiou Scr nSyntcrnotio.
noler gereinieiing ser fotboliiden
9uumnoe" puroe ecitern @oruittoe
10 llbr inn ggeIoeoere.Sotcl" bon
SRI. Glare s. Gogon, ser 4rGiioen-
tin Oer 9ereinigurg nit elmer gln.
iprode cr0iinet. Cardinal Gibbons,
9iidof Sbo6on, 8eftor ser aotboli.
ideu llnibcriit0t, iSrou 6ranf Sci
berner llno Sri. Clio lorraine Gor.
feb bielten ebenfoas 9ieoen. Ser
Sauptreoner NOR Batter s. sc. @ren-
Oereoit bonn e2opolo College. @r
iproh ii6er o9ie mooerne @eiblid-
feit~. Seine @orte ma9ten auf oie
3ub0rcr einen tiefen Ginorid. SSu
ousfiibrli6er Meiie bebonoelte CT Die
Sbatiode, ooB our1 Die mooernen
Gr5iebungsorten Die D1GOden nidbt
mebr 5u Sausfrouen ionoern al
ielbitiii6tigcn uno unobbdngigen
@eidopfen er3ogen mer0en.
Gie Sole nor bis ouf 0en lebten
gSlob gefuat, ais 6ie GonDcntion err
6ffnet murOe. O1o6 Ger Sauptiisung
muroe i'm @onfettianl Elm SmbiB ein.
genommen iporouf Die beridieoenen
Gonitc'n Sibungen obbieltcn. Qos
Reiohltions. .Gomite miro beute piele
sSroeeft, oic bon @oter @renoergoit
be8iigliH 0er aleioung bon 6rouen
etc. oufgcmorfeu mor0en moren, be-
ipre1cn. Gos Gomite beitebt ans
iolgenoen 9omen; 8rou 6. 5, Otorrc
bon @oIfes6orre, goriiterin; 6roil
sc. 81. 9oileD bon Snrtforo, Conn;
sSrou 5ront u. SoofeD bon 9biIooels
pbia; Srou 9}uoolpb s. GobIc BON
Soleoo, g., uno Sri. 9ioic @2c@rop
bon @cit.&irQinien.
@1opor @reiton uno Sr. Charles
s. 9onoporte, oic ols Heoner ouf
Dem @rogromm Itonoen paren nidt
eridienen Die Convention miro
bellte fortaeicbt.
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Der gseIttries 0entc bur ciuem
Sabre.

0os glmiclielo ipir0 BON 0cn
lebten gcitcn ocr Ser6en.9lrnee
geidubert.
SiiOli6 bon giigo idldgt Sim
oen6urG oic Nuiien bel ibrcnt
@criudc, oeu SlpB @2ilie 81
iiberidreiten.
@oro miro bon Sen Stalienern
idorf bom6oroirt.
Siiolicb bon 9aeOoo erleiOen
Ole GngldnOer 6ci ibrem Hiid6ugc
idwere Ycrluitc.
Ser 9luiitono Der 9lrober in
Ylorocco nimHlt an 9lusoebnung
5u.
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aus finite geubOOs.9leeital-


9Iud Die refine @ciongstehnit iIr
oct IN Ger aunit eiueu 6crehtigteD
@Iab. Ter 3ouber elmer idone"
Stimmc mo ciner bilobiibIdeH dl'
Beren @rideimlug fameu gelier"
gladmittag im @eabooD 5ir polle'
gSirfino. 9lnno Sale, cine ms illl'
befannte, ieOod) pielgeicierte Sopr',
niitin 6otte nit ibren 2ieoerretlia'
groBeu @rfola; eiu Grfolg, ser alleI'
oingS eber Dem popnIdren als mllll
taIiihen @eihmad oeS EublifiIllp
5u5iIidreiben 1T, oenn acrooe IN oe''
leidtereu gra5ioien SoHeu, 6ei ~,
nen i'm rei5enocs W4ieneuipiel w
trdftig sur Seite itebt, iinOet 81,
9aie ibre oonfboriten 9liligo6en. Se'
loltidt man nit groBem gergnlieu
Der ihonen Stimme. Dem pollen0v
ten onmutbig ieinen gortrog, 0''
@ra5ie Der gnpfiuoun1. 90 mare"
es 9eltern @ompoiitionen tuie oae !
mani" BON |ergoleie, Oos itlpeQ
idle Golfslieo nGcloaitc", bon Gel
beS uno Die SproB'ideu 9ieOer, lpe
dc om 8eiten geiieler Sn ocn SE
bern poetiidcsL tieieren Snbali@
oermodte oie aimit Der SdngerV
oos @er5 niht 3ii erpdrmen, 10 oaD
Die minOeri6oneu rGs bliutt Os'
Iball"@ mO Sdumonn's o@'ony.
noht," ms ilnoerii6rt licben. lps
lit eS ober nidt, mel1cS it6rte, o'.
bern ooB Die GortrogSpeiie ov'
aiinitlerin geiuiiic itngeiunoc guy
erteuueu IieB. g9ir 3d6leu 6ierlp
Ons Sdleppen ser 5eupi (Sdn0e"
Sdnmanu), ooS bcii1noige Eorl"
nentiren mo oos willfiirlide rlpu
to- Soheu oie iebr ioroidltig ll'''
iporiom perpen0et lperoen miller
Inn beredtiat 5u ieiu llnoern ieps"
mir cine iinee, babel 10 begobte ~"
germ wie Sri. Sale oieier 9lidtllpS'
bulOieen. Sic iii6rt uibt 81 bop''
3iclen
Gie aiinItlcrin 6otte Elm iuedielrer
DIES Erooromm geuGblt. peldeS ~
ben oen erlud6nten 2ieOern nod CIV
9Irio BON Wlonteperoi, Brahms 9Sei
geblidcs St1nOden", Swei inteIe.
iante ifonoiuopiide @erfe, *rlns
5eiiin bon Sooernonn" ajernllo
rSpnn0oeS Song G6omoS ."
9aiier" gcmber9 nSl g2cige" ~.
etlide cneliide 9ieoer ent6ielt. os
uer io6 ii6 Sri. Goic iniolae i0r9
froftieen moOulationsreiden StIIl',%
mitteIn umo oeren cifeftfunoigclI az. !"
gesii6eren @erpeuOuun 81 pier o.
go6en peronlaBt. Il,
Gineu trcfiliden geeIcitcr bate
in @il6ert SproB, IeIbit cin tale~
boiler GompuniIt scr oic oft idlpr
rigen Segleitiiuacn niiifaliidj y"
iii6Iig lmO treifIih oolIeuOet ipiell'
8. 8. Q.
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4n fritiidlem 9nitnnSe.

Bon 5Iammen umbuat, itiirote Ser
g3cger Sobn giice Die Ercppe in lei
mem Seim, 02r. 1918, 5biclos.Str.
berrnter. Dit elmer onge6iinocten
&etroleilm.2onlpe in Der Sono bottc
cr 6eim SinilnterIteigen oos @lcids
acipiht oerloren. Ger Ecppicb unO
ole Sopetc oui Ser Srcppe fingcn
6euer. Der ongeridtete S6oocn mar
ocring. Slice ipuroe in oos 0Niorps
lono @encrol Soipital9 gcbrodt, no
iain 3uilouo ols fritiih bcdeihnct
miro.
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Srou Soo 9ono bon 9ir. los,
ytorO @rccncitroBc, fam bon Slid
reoen oob iie ii6 pieOer oui Dem
SSege Der 9eiierlrng befinoet. sic
botte aus gericbcu 0ucdiilbcr.Snb.
limot.G Gobletten ocidIudt il ser
@lcinuna, ooB iic aopflducr5cn.
gulucr ieieu. Nton brohte tic IN
ooS vllnipcriitdts Soipitol~, no
ourd Oos pronptc @inidreiten Ser
gIcratc nit elmer Wloecnpuupc ibr
2e6en gcrcttet pur6c.
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lIuter ldwerer gei@nIOianna.


Der 81 Sabre nlte @. @o0e So-
mil, Elm g(utontobil- g(gent bon Nlr.
t947 @elt- Iortb .9l0enue, wuroe ge-
ltern BON Dem Sergeanten Collins
pom noroneitliden 0iitrift mf cine
itbwere geidul0ieung bin oerboftet,
oic bon Der om0liiSbrigen eliaobetb
Sodiou bon 9lr. 2117 SmoIlpooo.
StroBc, geeen i'm erbobeu wurOe.
@ie Die Yolioei ongiebt lit 5roll
Samia nit Dem jirnsen Wa6oden oer-
monot, melbe felt Dem Eooe ibrcr
Glteru III Der SomiIl-@obmtng lcbt.
SoniI wuroe bon 9iihter @renocl
fir Gin bciltiges @crb6r feitgebalten.
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Sm ncncr g'eIcndJtnua.

Ems Gunfel Der Nlooocn'iden 9li-
ioirc ihcint lid 81 lihtcn. Ssic
Sr. GOgar Z. S6dfcr Ocn llnioa
Der 6rou @looocn 6cidrcibt.
Sqoatc i6reu Iorn NIT elmer al.
ocreu 5rau in icincut 9luto ucr.
ioIecn.
Gin gou5 ncues 2idt lpirO ouf Sen
eebeininiBbollen glutounfoll, 6ei tpeI.
dem 6rau ScnrD $. Moooen bon
g1r. 742 Golpbin-StroBe, idiper Der.
lett ipuroe, bon Gogor Z. SdGfcr,
bon gir. 2400 GulIom.glpenue, getpors
fen pelber Oem Gopt. Charles 6.
Surlep I'M noromeitlibcn Eoli5eiee.
ridlt er5Gblte. ooB er elm 9lugen5eiige
Oes llnfolIeS mar. 9lm Gienitag
fir5 Dor @}ittog, iogte Serr Soldier,
6o6e er in ser W2olunt Gobal-glpe,
0itli6 bon Ger Oiarplono-9lpe., Elm
groBes Iouren-9lutomobil 6emerft
in mel1em iicb Elm N}ann imO 5pei
6rauen 6einnOen. Gr 6obe ieine 0lo.
idiue ongebalten unO geie6en, pie
cine anOere Sroii bonn Srottoir aus
auf OoS 9lutomobil 81 elite inO ouf
Oos Erittbrett itieg. @lit aiifgereg-
ter Stimme babe iie oen @6ollfieur
eriudt elmer fleiuen 0iaiAine 81 fol-
gen, in pelHer ein Serr unO cine
Came iubren. Gas Eoureuautono,
oil lei OoOon9eiabren nit Der ,Srau
INNER nod ouf Ocm Srittbrett inN
nit ibren gIugen Ocm porauSfa6ren.
Sen folaeno. SSn ser gfd6e Der Mlolnt
HoDol' iuo g}ort6.9lpenue babe Der
eroBere aroitpagen oen fleineren
eineebolt unO sic SSroi iei oom
9ritt6rett aui sic onOere Maidine
geiprlmgcu. S6r SUB 6o6e oeu
8dnO oeS SdubbleHes qetroiien ino
iie lei 3lpiiben 0eu beioen gllitomo-
bilcn bingeitiir5t. Gic beioen @lo-
idinen botten onge6olteu uno Der
Center OeS fleineren @ogens babe
0en Serru I'M 5ouren,9lutomobil &c.
frogt, mos los iei, moroilf Der 9ln-
geiprodene erpiOerte, BOB Die Ser
ungliidte geioot batte, OoB iie ieine
Satin lei. Ger @ouu in Der fleine.
rem WloiGine bo6c Damn einige @or.
tc ieineu 9eelcitcrn 5ugefliiitert iino
nattc glnitoltcn, oic 9erlebte in iei-
men @agen 81 beben. Iodl Elm
G6aufieur zines in iiiOliber Hib-
tiing io6reuoen 9lutomobils iei ibm
5uooreefommeu uno 6o6e oie Ser.
ungliidte III Ieincu aroitiuogen gebo-
ben. Gie 6eioen ouoeren @otormo-
cen unO SdGfer ieien ibm bis 5u
Dem Soipital iiir Die 5ropen BON
MorDlono gefolgt
9lls Scrrh TiuO0cu scr Yertht
uou Serrn S60fer miteet6eilt ipur-
Oe, erfldrte er, OoB er 500 eebeu
miiroe, unt oen Nomen oeS NlonneS
3u crfo6reu ser ole @oidiue lenfte,
BON pelber ieine 6rou itiir5te
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sencr in a6omas G s6ompion's.

aur5 bon t2 llbr geiteru 9lbenO
purOc i'm o@orroIl-@ebGiiOe4 oil ocr
Siioolt@ @de bon Baltimore una
Sisbt.Strnbe, Elm 6euer i'm icdSten
Stodperf entoedt, iueldes nod fur.
3er 1bdtigfeit Der 6euerpe6r eeIoidt
Diiroc, o6re gr6Bercn 51ooen nit5n.
ridJtcn Nm ieAstcn Stodiperf BE-.
tinocn lid Die 9iireaur Oer r@eId
@rope-Suice so" Der vJlceie $us
bliibing @o.~ mo bon q. 6. G6il.
lips. g9dbreuo oeS 9ronoeS puroen
bic @eiddite in Thomas & Gboulp-
ions glpotbefc iait gar nidlt inter
brodei.
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SaOiid,es 9aiIcnfeit.

Sin Goulite oeS OIt.galtimorer
3weigcs oes omerifonii6en Suoen-
SiiliS.Gomitc's cur 5eier Oes jiiOi.
iben @ciientoges om 0onfioglmgs.
tage bat ieine &orbereitungen been-
oct. lleber 800 iilnge Seiite ba6en
iih oIs 6reipiaiec fir ben @oiien-
tag ongcineloet. Gos Gomite iebt
ii6 wie folet 5piommeu: WlcDer
aoscn @oriieer; glbcl 9ioientbal,
Sdobmciiter, imo SorrD W1. @op-
Ian, ScfretGr; &abbiuer 9. Suripib,
SorrD glument6ol SDmon 2onoon,
Siioor SonueIion 2ouis @inocr,
Sobn Goldberg, sc Sbermon 6rau
Gitber Solomon Srou 9toOestp,
6rau 0oIOitein Grm Soa 8orron,
8rol 2epit 6rou 9eiiie Sfoien uno
6rou 2enu Stein. 2oiiis 9inOer
ipuroe gum @cnerollciter Der Gnn.
pognc crnonnt.
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Nm 9anttane

ioate oltf feincr Sofcl cine SlalggS
~Soloce" aus Sreo. goiternitm'Cg; g;n
~9lmericon 9remerD" ieblen. .r.
@los 0Soloce4 er6euet &roft unO
moelidt Oem Spitem iib 5u er1Ql'Se ~
Sorgfdltigcs 9rouen, giliiol'Ssr sr
Gj6brlrneL longes 2oqcrn erdcngs'e, ~.
Elm perfeftes Bier. geIteat .s. oqy
iofort cine aiite oieieS beliebtell o,nlt
brGues bel @ilrem @irt6, per ac5.
ooer Gel. 6. & q. Wlt. @ernor gv rt.
9rouerei: Sarforo.9(pe., MoulI''l,'
uno Siuen.Str. (Slop25) (sln8 q
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qIrridf 6es Woltimorc g9ettcr6nrcauS
Ger 6cudtiofcitsge6aIt ser quit
tUor "a @rojc5nt Inn s ll6r @oraens
lu0 "a 9ro3eut inn $ ll6r 9l6enos.
Sclcerap6iidcr gscttcrbcridJt.

glus oen iibrigeu 9lmocs.@ettcr.
neutrality-suspicious. nirocu oie
iolgeuoeu nieorigilen Eemperatlrcu
oic mi 8 llbr eeiteru 9l6eno berrib-
ton. hpridtct.
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Die 9ltmosp6dre por Qciiern gIbcn0

2le HllWpspDure lpul Belerl NOCHO
ouBcrorocntlih flor mo scr Seud
iiafeitsae5olt 0er 2uit NOR icit DO
nateu nidt 10 nieOrig Ger oroBe
5hrm, mclder om Gieniioe ii6er sic
aroBcu 1een ieatc, Bat lid nod ocm
Ct 2owreucctbole unO nod Gonooo
per3ogcn Cod fat ocricl6e Stbnee
imo itiirmiibes gsetter i'm @eiolae
achabt. melcbcs bis ON Die mittelot.
lauttdc aiiitc rcidlte, Ceitlid6 pom
0liiiiiippt6fIiie miro cS bclite fiibl
im0 tlar ietr lmo nloracn ioll es
IN Sen otloniiideu Stooten pieOer
pdrmer perOcn
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Gapclle OeS 9ampfers n&BeiH".
Samitag gl6euO, 20. ylOOember.
Geo. cSiIlins'S, Nr. 8, ylOrO-@ug-Str.
(gfob25)
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s0nncnani. nnS llnieraana.
NInt6
gsetteransfdltcm.

sir @larDlonO uno oen 9iitrift
Gohm6ia 6eute flar uno fdltcr lmo
iorOweiilide g9inoe.
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Iie Observation-Disclosures cnt
icrui iebt 1870 @leleu Erdbte oic in
Bic iiaotiihcu Gonoidlcu gelcgt wcr.
0en
Iic ,Icnniplponia Giien6obn"
miro an oen %erbeicrlmgen ser Gal.
bert StroBen Station iu9cid6r ST.,
100000 onSgebcn.
TcRtidr, Gestc1feidiIdJe nnC llnga-
ride NricgsaHlci6eH.
100 Mnrf unb 100 Aronen nnfwGrtS.
Sbcu. s. 9iener & Gu.,
(Nar8is) 217 Gii-gaItimOre.Str.
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ediifsfnrtcn

bon nno na1 0cntIhlano ''',, "'
Seitcrreid.llnaorn iiber giotferUoadh
uno 0seip.yorf. geloieuOungeIl "'''
europa.
Sbeo. $. 9icner e Co.,
2l7 CitgaItimOre'sS '..u.
(Nldral3-l 243 SaO.vFOaO'''''
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NbUnncnieu, BE DcR oSrntlhcn Gurre.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
iTablets). Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. The signature OF
e. W. GROVE is on each box. Man
ufactured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, U. S. A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
divine HEALING
TO Be SUBJECT

Divine Healing, True and False, "
will be the subject of the lecture to
be delivered by Evangelist McCord at
the Peace. Palace" near gthe Opera
House, tonight Such names as Dr..
Dowie and Mrs. Eddy bring to mind
the claims of each to the power to
heal disease and every honest truth.
seeker will rightly ask If the Bible
gives us any means by which the true
can be distinguished from the false,
and if there is any truth in the literal
Interpretation of James 5:14-15. The
evangelist is a firm believer in divine
healing as taught in the Bible and all
are invited to come with their Bibles
and study this interesting and import
ant subject. After hearing this sub
ject explained from the Word of God
10 one need be led astrayiby the many
false teachers that We meet in so
called Christian organizations. The
meeting begins at 1880. q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
DAILY REMINDERS

Manicurist at Union Barber Shop
Adv. Z .t:<. 49,, ~ IT,
Round the island in auto, S400
Lewis Etsables Phone 214l.- ADV. i
( Exclusive corset shop. The Good
win" rms. 21-22, Pantheon bldg.-Adp
E Fine garden soil for sale cheap
Call up George Yamaca, phone 2157.-
Adv. = ~ .... Il. s-.......@ =. .
Unusual delcacies in Mays Wednes-
day Specials for this week. Don't
overlook them. Phone 1871. -" ~.
Cali up 25l1 and ask for Charles
Reynolds; twin six Packard car. 1900
Young Hotel Auto Stand.-Adv. f.. :.
Fresh shipment best New. Zealand
butter made, MAY Brand" Phone
No. 1871. Henry May & Co, Ltd
Adv. .... .......
Use the Star-Bulletin Want Ads in
finding that new job and thus show
your new employer that you're a live
wire"
Someone is bound to profit by read.
ing the Real Estate bargains Offered
in today's Want Ads. Is it going to
be you? ..." ... &c.. -.
II you want more eggs from your
hens, you must feed them right The
California Feed Company will be glad
to advise you. f~A<. -. ''.--~~. =. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
HAWAII IS FOR !.
PREPAREDNESS,
Wilder STATES
Former Judge Says Islands
Believe in Preparing for
"YeIIOW Peril"

En- .Oute from San Francisco east.
Judge 4. A. Wilder stopped in Den
yer, was met by reporter for the
Denver Post and gave the following in
terview relative 20 Ha wall conditions:
we Of Hawai- are for pre- paredness,
You may be sure CT that We feel
the closeness o. what has come to be
called the Yellow Peril, and We feel
also that, sooner or later, with the
rest of the United States, we will be
compelled TO taEe action against the
aggressionS and spread of that Vel.
low Peril. Bat many of US believe
that Woodrow Wilson has made good
as president and that he will do more
than he has already done if given an
other term" .. =. s.~.. -.
That is the political opinion oil. A. A.
Wilder, former justice of the supreme
court Of Hawaii. and now practising
attorney in Honolulu who stopped in
Denver for a day on his way to Wash
ingtoq, after which he will go to St.
Louis as one of SIX delegates from Ha-
wall to the Democratic gathering
which will renominate Woodrow Will
son. H.. -.
Conditions in Hawaii are prosper
GUS, said Mr.. Wilder, due wholly to
the advance in the price of sugar, the
principal product of the islands. At
present the tariff cuts little figure
with that prodIct. 1t is the European
war which has increased the demand
and cut the supply. and under Present
quotations we would be prosperous if
there were no tariff. '.. ~.
I'VE lave a Japanese population in
Hawaii of 10000. The number is con-
stantly increasing in spite of gentle.
mans agreement between the United
States end japan to limit immigration
from the latter country. Few new
Japanese get in, it is true, but last
year there were $4,000 births among
the 10000 already there. ri
Japan Is overpopulated. She is
looking for places into which she may
spread. Her PEOPLE will not go to
Manchuria or Korea, where living con-
ditions are no better than at home.
They are seeking white mans coun.
try They think they see it in the
Philippine and Hawaiian islands, and
this makes for the Yellow Peril.
No Harm to Be Ready for War, He
Declares. -. ~ 's
ut mas not yet been necessary for
this country to pass drastic laws
against the immigration of the yellow
man, but if that day should come
Japan would have to take cognizance
Of it. The thing might mean war,
and preparedness should be seen to
long before any hostilities can occur"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
RICE FORECASTS
RECORD CROWDS
KAMEHAMEHA DAY

Charles Rice, territoriaE senator
from Kauai end retiring Repub-
lican national committeeman, prophe-
sizes the greatest crowd for the Ka-
mehameha day celebration that 'Ho-
nolulu has ever seen on an occasion
of the sort. He forecasts large at
tendances from both Kauai and Maui.
Charles Rice, who is now visiting in
the city, says that Honolulans start
ed something when they undertook
to give the kamehameha Day celebra-
ticn added publicity this year and to
bring about a more general attend
ance from all parts Of territory by
securing special transportation and
hotel rates for visitors and telling
prospective visitors of the good things
in store for them as has been done
by the board of retail merchants. -
Kauai will send j 'tgreat crowd
says Rice. Already practically all of
the accommodations on one steamer
have been engaged and only a begin
ming made. We NAV send two ship.
loads. And on Maui it is the same
way. A big crowd will, leave there
also. Yes, you will certainly have a
record breaking crowd at the celebra-
tiCn this year." I'll q -. $3.50. &c..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-30
The Standard Remedy
in Countless Homes
Relieves Constipation Easily Without
:" Gripping or Discomfort

Indigestion and constipation are
two conditions that are closely related
and the cause Of much physical suffer
ing
= The tendency to indulge ones appe-
tite is more or less general and most
people suffer at one time or another
( ON rebellion of the oyertaXed
organs OF digestion and elimination;
A pleasantly effective remedy, that
will quickly relieve the congestion. OF
poisonous stomach waste and restore
regularity. is the compound of sim
pie laxative herbs Sold IN drug stores
for fifty cents 4 bottle under the
name uf Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
This is a mild, pleasant laxative
tonic, free from Opiates or narcotic
drugs. and has been the standard
household remedy in thousands of
homes for many years.
Mrs. Oliver Young. Merrill, Wis,
writing to DR.. Caldwell, says she
knows of nothing so effective for reg.
ulating the stomach and bowels; since
taking u. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
she feels ten years younger; her
work Gems easier and she has re-
gained ner appetite.