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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-26
Guest of Parents

Cecil G. Rice, of Pittsburgh, arriv
sd here Sunday evening to spend a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. o. Rice, of Guffey street.
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At MorqantoWn

Miss Ethel and Rebeca Summers
spent Christmas 81 Morgantown. The
former has returned home but Miss
Rebecca will remain there for several
days.
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Home For the HoIidavs

Miss Alta Reeves, of the w. V. L..
Is spending the holidays at her home
on Morgantown avenue.
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viii Return Here

Levi Jobes, who has been employed
at Akron, for some time will return
home the last of the week.
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Evening Chat

Times like Christmas cause the
spirit Of even the youngest children
and the Oldest men to stir with de.
sire to express their longings and of.
ten times this desire bears fruit in
a verse. Knowing this feeling that is
now in the heart of every person in
the community we were expecting to
receive some sort of Christmas ballad
from one OF our readers. And such
proved to he true.
Tho following effort came in a let.
ter postmarked MonOngah and no
name was signed TO it. This was
likely al oversight on the part of the
little girl that wrote it. 1t must have
been a little girl that wrote she
verse and very small little girl
at that. But with all its faults and
early English spelling the thing has
an undoubted human appeal and Is
sincere:
Oh Sanity Claus inter fear,
To think that you arc Citing near
But all want is just drum
My Daddy bin drunk and l am afraid
you won come.
But onley when do groe older,
do my best to keep dad sober,
But whiskey dosen leave no joy,
| hope Dad leaves whiskey alone and
bic me toys.
Now as all fathers do, they like their
booze,
But with famleys at home, they auten
to do,
They aut to rest with Christmas joys,
And stay at home and play with their
boys.
oh Christmas dear. your almost heare,
Our happiness will all be tears.
The other day | was so shocked
A sad report my father shot.
4 happy Christmas was we to have,
Our Christmas now will he so sad.
But days will come and days will go,
But | never forget that terrible blow.
Oh people sails don't inter fear,
Oh stay back and don't go so near,
But fighting was his onlCy fun.
Was to inter fear before gun.
The fourth biennial report OF ]. A.
Viquesney, State forest game and fish
warden, just published and furnished
to the press, contains 160 pages OF in.
tcresting information.
The report deals first with tabulat.
ed data showing number Of prosccu.
tions made during the biennial period
from June 80, 1914, to June 30, 1916,
to be 4S9; fines assessed $780, 900;
committed to Jail 81; number OF for.
est fires occurring during the two
years 634; total acreage burned $780,,
S54; estimated damage to forest pro.
ducts $499,9%5.55; cost to counties for
fighting these fires STATISTIC; total
fish planted in streams during bicn-
NAL period 1,S06,S30; number OF free
licenses issued to hunters 162,575;
statewide licenses 3,13l; nonresident
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-04
SAILORS
STRIKE FOR
PAY

Taking $50 tens OF freight and two
passengers the u. s. army transport
Buford sailed this afternoon at 2
o'clock for Newport News. Va. via
the Panama Canal.
The two passengers are Lewis s.
,Sorley, son OF Major L. s. SofIey,
who Is going East 20 school. and Fred
Mckinney.
Thursday afternoon, because they
had not received their pay for July,
the deck crew OF the Buford went on
q strike, but were finally persuaded
to return to work when it was ex-
planned to them that they would re-
ceive the money when they reached
the east coast, As July Is the first
month In the new fiscal year the gov
eminent has not as yet sent out the
money. although the pay roll is al
ready made out. IL was also explain
ed at the quartermaster's Office that
it was feared II the men were paid
some of them would desert here as
many do not wish to make the long
trip 10 Newport News.
During the. Buford's stay in Maya
sakl while she was on the fdrydock,
o Japanese baseball team challenged
them to a game The japanese team
called itself the Kikyus and
had taken the count OF every Amer
lean vessel that had called there dur
ing the past year The Buford
Giants. however. proved too much
for the local aggregation and took
them into camp 70 the tune of is to
10. According to members OF the Bu-
ford team the Japanese were good
players but fell down when 1t came
to handling the bat. and it was the
Bufcrd.s skill in this department that
gave them the game
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Per Matson steamer Manoa from
San Francisco due here August 81
Theo. Schroeder, Mott-Smith, Earle
Granger, Mrs. H. McNicol and two
children. Chas. Peabody G. @. Davis.
H. Smaies, T. S. Eiston. +, F. Baldwin,
Miss Moon, Mrs. Knowles, Miss HI.
s. MarkIey, Mrs. G. p. Mendell. Miss
Luke, MISS Luke, Miss Eda c. Bow
man. maid with Mrs Durney and chill
dren, DR.. Mary A Stolz, Miss Mary
Barton, Mrs. v. Atkinson, Miss N. Har-
fis, Mrs. Harris, Miss Amy Keithley.
n. r. Hind, Miss Cooke, Mrs. Chas. F.
Dnrney and two children, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Wood, M Mundeli. Mr..
and Mrs. C. e. LOOMS. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Glib, Miss Eliza Cgfnelison,
Mrs. Stoddard and maid. Miss May,
McIlvain, Miss Dorothy Nara. Miss
e. b. Harte, Al. Donovan, J. A. Young.
Don Ladd, Master H. Cornelison. H.
+. Taylor, A. L. Moffat, Miss Guthore,
Miss Dixon. Mrs J. French. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Larifner. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
e. Conant, Miss Gertrude Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Biglow, Mrs. NJ. a.
Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keithley.
James Wakefield. Miss O,Keefe, Miss
Ruth DWyer T. r. Cooke, Mrs.
j rs Cooke and family. 7. II. Luke
and Mr. Hughes.
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WANTED

PREPAREDNESS Now is the time
to have your roof prepared IL order
to prevent the rain from damaging
your expensive wall paper, goods in
your warehouse, etc. We are the
only firm thoroughly prepared to
put on the famous Pitch and Gravel
Roof, which outlasts any roof that
is known. We also have q paint
that win keep cement or brick walls
waterproof, and our celebrated
Peerless Preserving Paint. that has
stood the test for many years, for
painting single and corrugated iron
roofs, etc. All OF our work Is guar
anteed.
Ring up 1881 and our genial Pete
Higgins will call and give you an
estimate on cost without any charge
to you
Peerless Preserving Paint Co. s.
Queen st 6545.-tf
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sY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC MEETING ON THE PRO.
POSED MUNICIPAL BOND
ISSUE

The Board of Supervisors will hold
Public Meeting in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce, Kauikeolani
Building, King and Fort Streets. at
the hour of 1870 p. m, on Thursday,
August 10. 1914, at which discussion
is invited on the question of q Munich
pal Bond Issue for Roads, Water
Mains, Sewers and Parks.
All citizens and taxpayers and
others Interested in this question are
cordially Invited to attend said meet
ing and take part in the discussion.
BY order Board of Supervisors,
u. KAI4AUOKALANI,
Clerk CID and County of Honolulu.
s54b Ang. {, 5, Z, s,
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SHERMAN sails
At FOUR THIS
AFTERNOON

Reporting pleasant voyage with
only light head winds the u. s. army
transport Sherman, Capt. Frank Hail.
arrived here this morning from Ma.
Mia via Nagasaki, She will sail this
afternoon fer San Francisco al 4
O'clock froniflnayhl slip No. 2 where
she Is locked
The Sherman brought 20 cabin and
sc Ven second cabin passengers for Ho-
1iI6l,iln Freight f62Ahefe amounted
10 ~ IL tons and mail was Eve sacks.
No one boarded at Nagasaki for here.
Through passengers from Manila
total 81 first and so second, and from
Nagasaki SO first and eight second In
the troop class enlisted army men
from Manila are ~ casuals. Is sick
I'm hospital. Is general prisoners. II
discharged Enlisted navy men are
77 casuai, two sick IN hospital, and
OF the Marine Corps IL are casual,
four sick and one general prisoner.
Civilians are one eKempl0ye. three
FiIipinos, three insular government
employees. four American seamen and
eight INDECENT Americans. Troop class
from Nagasaki are So enlisted men.
enc discharged soldier and one civil.
liam. Total passengers on board is
42s.
Through freight for San Francisco
consists ofOb tons for the quarter
master department, 1.3 tens for ord
nance department, 160.65 tons OF mis-
cellaneops cargo and 1884 tons Of
commtrtiH cargo Of which 1865
sacks Is Philippine sugar.
Loses One Passenger.
On July 10. ?. L. Murray, chief
electrician OF the navy, died on board
ind his body Is being taken TO San
Francisco for burial
The sailing time Of the Sherman
from Manila was 20 days and from
Naeasald ~ days. Capt Hall said
that he hoped to reach San Fran
cisco some time Saturday August ~.
The II 8. army transport DIX which |
Il expected TO arrive here August s,
has. according to Capt Han, q cargo
of sugar or san TrancIsco and VIII
bring here coal from NaeasalEi She
arrived q Nagasah the day the Sher-
man lefl. July 20
Among - |of'icers on board who
are going TO 81 Francisco from Ma
Mia are: CO.. Z S. Young, Mai. +. |
\ s. Chamberlain. MAI P. s. Davis, |
Mai +. II. Humphrey. Capt. G. G.
c'harIetQn Capt. q =. Cathro Capt |
+ Peterson
From N1fasald the officers are
Conn 4Ii1cht J. n. Arnold. Com
mnndcr u s. NJ; G. G. Fewell. Mai
o. 1nirohc. Capt c. r Martin, Lieut.
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CHINA HAS FEN
PASSENGERS
FOR HERE

tttfdinf 10 radio received this
mo1l'11 81 a Hackfeld 4 Co. the
China Man steamer China viii arrive
here early Tuesday morning from San
||1nc'sco and win probably sell; for
Japan md China the same afternoon
The China has SIS bags 81 mail for
|1roI1IQ Two cabin. three second
I.I.n and one Asiaiic passenger
freight for here 4 only four tons.
III1ueh passengers are 121 cabin.
- t>cond cabin and 259 steerage.
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FURTHER DETAILS.

The map and general plans and
other data 50 prepared by the Engin.
eer in his preliminary report dated
July "a, 1916. and adopted by the
Board, with respect to the proposed
improvement incorporated herein by
refereuce) NAV be seen and examined
W any person interested, at the Of.
flee OF the City and County Engineer
and OF the City and County Clerk at
any time during business hours. prior
to and including August 20, 1916, Reso-
ntions Nos. $50 and 568 incorporated
herein by referanceI are ON file in
the office OF the City and County
Clerk.
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HARBOR NOTES
The lnter.Island steamer Helene Is
due TO arrive here this Afternoon with
q load OF cattle from Kiholo

duc 10 dITiFt mere Iuls dttclHOH Win
a load Of cattle from Kiholo.
The Oceanic steamer Sononia was
.i132 miles from Honolulu last night.
according TO the Federal Wireless
The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Tuesday on the China Mail
steamer China and Wednesday on the
Matsdn steamer Manoa.
The American barkentine James.
"Wednesday with 1000 tons of coal
from Newcastle. She made the trip
IN "a days.
The Mauna Ioa reports the follow
ing waiting shipment in the island of
Hawaii: PunaIuu 1895 bags, Paauilo
659. Honokaa 27,251, Honuapo 1909.
and Paauliau 1907.
The o. s. X. steamer Panama Maru
Is due here Sunday from Yokohama
and has 1000 tons of cargo for Homo.
lulu. Passengers are seven cabin and
Is steerage and mail is 26 sacks.
-
At midnight last night the Ameri
can oil tanker Santa Maria was 24a,I
miles from Honolulu, according TO the
Federal Wireless, and therefore
should arrive here some time this
evening
steamer and Wednesday on the Mat.
land for Mitsni & Co, mas been an.
pointed TO represent the firm In a !.
similar capacity at Sydney, Australia |
R. 1shida has been named as his sue.
cessor.
The American fou-nasted schooner
Salem, which arrived here July "a
with coal for the Inter-Island. left this |
morning for the Columbia River. |
where she will load cargo Of lum-
Der.
A. E. Arledge. inspector of the To-
cal u, s. lighthouse service, con- |
Iracted denpie fever on recent in
spection trip to Kauaia and is con. /
med at his home. He will not return
y +" o'h siils iWseh.
.------ 81 I
Drinking $50 tons Of freight and 424 /
'teera9e passengers Tor Honolulu the +
I. x. +. steamer Tenyo Maru will ar. I
I've here "Wednesday morning from
Yokohama. Among the steerage pas
'engers are zoo Filipinos Tor the pisn.
4 Moons;
The Oceanic steamer Ventura left s
sydney today for Honolulu. She has q
zen on the drydock there and for
hat reason LEFT Australia from be-
ween rs and a hours late. Whether i
.ncwn until she reaches Page Page.
- (,
The Robert r Hind, now at Hilo /
ischarging lumber. has been charter
q BY the Mohns Commercial Com
any 70 take lumber 70 the west
cast 81 South America from Puget Il
'ound at . rate Of $31 q thousand
eet She was taken for October load
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HEl.ARING.

A Public Hearing respecting the
proposed Improvement will be held
at the Assembly Hall of the Board Of
Supervisors or the City and County
of Honolulu on August 20, 1916, at
the hour of 1850 o'clock p. m, or as
soon thereafter as those interested
may be heard, at which time and place
a full opportunity will be given to all
persons interested. to present sugges-
tons Or objections to the proposed inn
proyemcnt or any part or detail
thereof.
DATED, Honolulu, T. H.,
August 4, 1916.
d. KALAUOKALANL
Clerk, City and County or Honolulu.
.G545-Altg. 4, 5, Z, s. 8. 10, II, II, a,
Is, 1e.
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Between Boards: Sales: Is Eva,
35%; 10 Waialua, 37l1s; 35, $50 Ha.
waiian Sugar Co. 45H s5, S5. 200, 900,
5 Hon. B. & NJ. Co. 81; $4,000 Oiaa
IS. 1929.
Session Saiesns20, 20, 20 Hon. B.. &
M. CO., 21N Is San Carlos, 157s 40,
$3.50 San Carlos. l5A; 5. IS Oahu
S1sar Co., 34jf. 5 Onomea, 541k;
50. so, 100 Olaa. f7is; Oahu Sugar
Co, SAN.
Latest sugar quotation: 90 DEG.
test SIS cts. o. $fi5 per ton,
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vice across the PACIFIC lHc inSSci spot .
Of October
The u. S. coast and geodetic survey
vessel Surveyor was recently launch-
ed at Manitowoc. Wis. The Surveyor
Is steel steamer of 1000 tons dis.
placement and win be used on the Pa
cific Coast. She viii have crew If
&C officers and men and can carry. si;f.
ficient supplies for q three months
trip.
The Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Loa arrived here this morning from
Hawaii and Maui ports with % cabin
and IS deck passengers. She brought
GOO bags OF sugar. 4lS bags OF coffee,
16S bags ava root. .46 punches bana-
mas, ~ crates pears. II crates toma-
toes. three pieces koa lumber, Is head
calves, Is head of cattle, % pigs, 306
chickens. t67 ducks 33 bundles OF
hides, 80 quarters of beef and 125
packages OF sundries. She reported
strong winds and choppy seas both
ways.
The Grace steamer Santa Rita,
Capt c. l.. Lancaster. arrived Thurs
day afternoon and after being fumi-
gated locked at Pier 20 in the even
ing. She sailed from MeiilIones June
% and San Pedro July % with a car
go Of 2057 tons of nitrate. She was
forced to put into San Pedro because
Of an accident 10 her propeller After
discharging her nitrate here she will
take on cargo of pines for Seattle.
Captain Lancaster is well known in
Honolulu as, he used to call here in;
the barkentine Archer. The Archer
is now the Marie, which called here
several months ago.
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ESTIMATE OF cosT

ESTIMATE OF COST.
I'D The maximum estimate
OF the entire cost of the
Improvement. including
Engineering and Incl
dentals, Is maximum. So, 07 I. so
:l2l Total estimate Of cost OF Il
new curbing 1890
"a IS 10 per cent of cost or
Contribution OF City and
County to Main Thor
oaghfare ....-.. 1o.9sooo
(4) Maximum estimate of
cost OF the general inn
pr0Vement to be assess
ed on q frontage basis
after deducting items
specifically borne is. p, 96f.70
s(5) Total frontage subject
to assessment for the
general Improvement 1867 2 feet
(6) Maximum rate to be
assessed per front foot
for the general improve.
ment exclusive of cost Of
new ctrbs ...s..S.s.s...- IS. 1908
t7) Total frontage subject to
assessment for the con-
struction of new curling 1000 IT.
80 Maximum rate to be as
sessed per front foot for
the cost of new curbing
when necessary .... 0.45
All of which appears in more detail
in the Engineers report hereinafter
referred to and herein Incorporated
BY reference.
+ ? : ~
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A Triumph bicycle, No. 42.7S7. near
Thomas Square. Return to Rawlins,
Star-Bulletfn. 654r3tl
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CHARACTER or IMPROVEMENT
AND MATERIAL
ASSESSMENTS PROPOSED.

Cd The cost of the entire improve
ment less the proportion to be borne
by the City and County, and also less
the cost Of new curling, shall be paid
by general assessment at the MAXI
mnm rate Of $5.4f30lS per front foot
against all land abutting upon said
portion of said street. as described,
both sides included. The total front
age Including 5S0.1 feet frontage OPP
posite cross streets and alleys, 100
feet on Nuuanu Stream, 1850 feet on
Aala Park and SCI feet on govern.
n1ent Iandl, is 4,057.2 feet.
90 The cost of new curbing shall
be paid by assessment at the maxi
mum rate of $0.45 per front foot
against the ahutting lands in front OF
which the same shall be laid, there
being approximately 5000 feet.
- =
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Sugar s. 75cts
Henry WateF mouse Trust Go.
Ltd.
Members Honolulu stock. and Bond
Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Teisphone 1908

Natives OF the interior OF China
hatch both hens and ducks eggs by
burying them ID lukewarm rice, which
IS reheated daily
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win leave Japan on her regular SER
vice across the Pacific the latter part
of October.
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FRONTAGE To BE ASSESSED.
The frontage To be assessed consists
OF all thai. frontage, both sides inclad-
ed. abuttihg on that portion of Bere-
tanfa street from q line across Bere.
tania street distant l20 feet from q
City Survey Monument located at the
intersection of tie manka twenty (20)
foot Offset lines OF King street and
Beretania street. in Palama, 70 line
across Beretania street passing
through City Survey Monument near
the Eva side of Nuuana street.
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MAIN THoRoUGHFARE: CoNTRE
BUTTON TO COST BY CITY
AND COUNTY

AND COUNTY.
Since by Resolution No. 556 said
portion of Beretania street was de-
ciared main or general thorough
fare, the City and County Of Honolulu
propose to assume and pay out of
General Revenue 50 10 per cent of the
cost or improvement
III.
CHARACTER or IMPROVEMENT
AND MATERIAL.
ta) The grading, surfacing and
paving with Pinch of rBitulithica on
a six cd inch concrete base OF Bere-
tania street from King street to Nun
ann street Palama section.
tbj The cnrbing with lava rock of
all uncnrbed property and the NOV
ing and resetting of present curling
where necessary.
tel The installation of storm
drains of concrete or Armco Ingot
Iron where necessary.
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~ AUTHORITY
NOTICE.

PUBLIC HEARING. AUGUST 8. ls1s
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ANA~A -AA-N0k az WV
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF
PERETANIA STREET FROM
KING STREET TO NUUANU
STREET. IN PAI.AMA. HONoI.u.
LII, TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
TO THE OWNERS, LESsEES AND
OCCUPANTS or LANDS .aBUT.
TING on SAID PORTION or
BERETANIA STREET. PROPOSED
TO he ASSESSED FOR THE IN.
PROyEMEST or SAID STREET,
AND TO ALI PERSONS INTER.
ESTED GENERALLY:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
that the Board of Supervisors Of the
City and County of Honolulu, in &C.
cordance with Resolution No. SD and
Resolution No. Sos, propose to i'm
prove that portion OF Beretania street
from King street to Nunann street, in
Paiama, in the District OF Honolulu
aforesaid upon frontage basis.
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The next mail from San Francisco
will arrive Tuesday on the China Mail
steamer China and Wednesday on the
Matscn steamer Manoa.
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The Oceanic steamer Sonona was
1872 miles from Honolulu last night.
according 10 the Federal Wireless
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The o. s. X. steamer Panama Maru
is due here Sunday from Yokohama
and has 1000 tons of cargo for Homo.
lulu. Passengers are seven cabin and
Is steersge and mail is rs sacks.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-11
800 9efangene iSrau.
;0icn q. Qn0ere Seute
DOr SerOun.
&u6en baben Oen stgr BET 9ntst
getreuSt mnb folgen ben lseino.
1910 Sfi;iere nnb 1000 Wiamn Oer
SeGerreider gefangen.

SciiBcr gefpcd,ielt baben. @elgiiGe
YanScrfabr5eugc leilten itnieren
Sruppcn DIE mirfiamite Silfc
Sic 9urdbreCbl1g Der felno-
Ii6cn 6ront III Der 9egeno Der Stri-
pa bat cine 9lcnoerling Der beieitigten
Stcllung nuf Dem oitlihen llfer oes
iSluiics 5ir 6olge ecbabt Selite bel
5ogesanbrlIh entmidclte iih Die
Sffcniipc am Tnieitr. mo- oos Carl
S5ianfn gellomlnen Duroc Sn Dem
Torfc Yotof ;3lota crbellteten mir
cimcn gruBen Slrti0crtcparf uno
arobc Nengcn pom 8eidiisen. Iie
Oifeniipe Salert nn.
.@dbreno Der Sample bes eeitri.
gen cages mod)ten mir 81 Sffi5iere
lmo $500 Nam 81 8cfangenen @is
Jest murocn crbeuiet: 1910 Sffijiere
itno II 900 Wonn.. 81 9eid)iisc,
t67 Wlaid)incngcnebrc, 80 @ombell-
moricr luo eroBe Ntengcn onoeren
aricgsmaterlnls.
Snterpiem NIT 5iihrer Der @aripite.
9onbon, 10. sunni Gum @e-
lpeiie Der @ebnuptimg Der britiiheil
slbnliralitdt, oaB Der Greaonougbt
@aripite I'M Safen ii6er nad Der
S6laht i'll Der 9torbfec angefommen
lit, bat Der SSiibrer bes Sdlaftid,if-
res ben &ertreter Der Nlii Treiie ielbit
cmpfangen ino linn cine Gariteailng
gceeben iiber Die munoerbare Slrt,
o1if Die iein Shiif Dem fonjen.
triertcn 3clicr Ger Ieiiti6en emf.
gangen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-11
Der 3iceenriifcn.

Der Seufcl iagte cinmal 5il ben
Sibchen: r@cnn ihr eudl alio ai,d)
nud Horoen ausbrciten DoQt, Die ibr
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