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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
STOMACH PUMP Is -. i
USED FOR POISONING
WITH GOOD EFFECT

William Gallmeister, private, Co. /,
End Infantry, is recovering at the
Fort Shafter hospital today from an
attempt at suicide with bottle of
ehloroform at the corner of King and
Fort streets about o'clock Wednes-
day night. ~ r.: r.
Policeman William F. Meyers re-
ports finding Gallmeister apparently
drunk but later discovered he had
taken chlorofornI. 4 stomach pump
at the emergency hospital probably
saved his life. .....-.
He left note in which he wrote:
"Goodby, everybody. l am going to a
better world" .....= -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
GUARD DANCE TO BE
ONE OF FINEST HERE

Good Hawaiion music and plenty of
IL will be the rule Saturday night at
the National Guard dance in the arm
DRY. The dances, held for the bene-
Fit Of the enlisted mems clubroom, are
popular Last Saturday
night & masquerade bah was held,
and the prize for the best costume
worn by girl was won by a young
lady wearing costume made from a
large American flag. The mems prize
was won by a man making up as pr
rate. rhis Saturday nights dance is
not costume affair, however.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
ARMY ORDERS

August Z, 1916.
Special Orders, No. 100.
1. Col. Benjamin w. Atkinson, 32d
Infantry, is relieved from duty at Fort
Shafter and will proceed to Sehofield
Barracks and report to the command
ing officer for duty with his regiment
2. Bait. Sgt.-Maj. Albert Birmele,
32d Infantry, now at Fort Shafter, will
be sent to Schofield Barracks to re-
port to the commanding officer for
duty with his regiment. ."..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
RED

SEN.LEI-In Waimear Kauai. August
Z. 1916, Sen Sin and Miss Lei Watt,
District Magistrate c. B. Hofgaard
of Waimea officiating
WRAMP.GARDNER - At Wahiawa,
Kauai. Aug. 5. 1916. George G.. w.
Wramp and Hiss Helen A. Gardner,
Rev, ]. NJ. Lydgate, pastor of the
Lihue Foreign church, officiating.
Witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. William
Kruse. -.
LEDWARD-KAUKINI - In Honolulu.
Aug. s, 1916, Edward Ledward and
Miss Louisa Kaukini. Rev. Akaiko
Akana Of the Young Peoples
League officiating. Witnesses. Mrs.
w. l.. Bowers and Joseph 8. KahOo-
halahaia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
August 9, 1916.

August 8, 1916.
Special Orders, No. 131. ........
1. Sgt. James d. Nolan, Quarter
master Corps, Fort Shafter, is trans
ferred as a private to Headquarters
Company, I'd infantry, at that post.
2 Pvt. list Glass Robert NJ. billiard,
Quartermaster Corps, is transferred
as a private to the I'd Company, Coast
Artillery Corps, Fort De Russy, and
will proceed to that fort,
8. LIST Lieut.. George E. Stallman,
dental surgeon. U. s. army, upon his
arrival IN this city on the transport
Logan en- or about August IL, 1916,
will proceed to ScNofield Barracks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
VITAL STATISTICS
BORN

BORN
TIMAS-In Honolulu, Aug. S. 1916. to
Mr.. and Mrs Antonio Timas OF Mo-
kauea and Edward streets, Kalihi, a
daughter.
YAATAMOTO-In Honolulu, August s.
1915. to Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Yamamoto,
OF Pohaku drive, Manoa valley, a
son, Sadaichi.
KAAIAKAMANU-In Honolulu Aug.
7, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah
Kaaiakamanu of 1913 Austin lane,
Palama, daughter. Alice Kamani.
KEVEN-In Honolulu. Aug. 4, 1916.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Keven
of 1853 Pauao road. son. Clifton
Woodrow.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
DIED

JOE-In Honolulu, Aug. 9, 1916, An.
ME, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
d. Joe of Pacific Heights road, a
native of this city. two years, six
months and seven days old.
McCROSSON--In st. Helena. Califor
MIA, July 26, 1916. Adelaide NJ, be-
loved wife of John T. McCrosson
and mother of Mrs. Grace Scofield
and Mrs. Anne Girard, a native Of
r San Francisco. Funeral services,
internment private. were held in
San Francisco on July go.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ELECTS NEW MEMBERS

w. o. Barnhart, Frank Q. Cannon
and John Watt we're elected to mem
bership in the chamber of commerce
at a meeting of the board Of directors
yesterday afternoon. III -.
Sidney M. BaIlou was elected ma
tional councillor and delegate to the
national chamber, with headquarters
at washington. E.r. .., Z
The board of retail trades of the
chamber is holding its regular meet.
ing this afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

While examining suspected rabld
dag, Health Inspector Charles Conrad
OF Newark, N. J., was bitten for the
sixth time within a week.
A review OF the warships of Argen-
tina, Brazil and Uruguay marked the
celebration Of the centenary of the
independence of Argentina.
The production of manganese ore
in the United States last year was
more than three times that of the
preceding year, and the greatest since
1901.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Joe wish to
thank their many friends and rela-
tives who sympathized with them and
for the many floral offerings sent
them during their recent bereavement.
-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
SAY AMERICA IS
ONLY FRIEND OF
Chinese nation
CONTINUED from page onej

statesmen the title by which many
Americans know him.
Yes, know, but I'm not the j.
Pierpont Morgan of Japan" said the
baron. 81 am a comparatively poor
man. but ! have made several Pier.
pont Morgans in my country"
Mr.. Newman wanted to know II
there was any possibility of clash
between the United States and ia.
pan.
Politically, no; commercially. pos
sibly," answered the baron. Il am
sure Japan will never wage wal
against the United States unless com
PEELED 10 by an act of your country"
While In Hawaii Mr. Newman will
take a large number of photographs
OF island scenes to be used IN main.
land lectures. He Is accompanied by
moving picture operator
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure cold in one day. The sigma
ture of E. W. GROVE is on each box.
Manufactured by he PARIS MED1-
CINE CO., St. Louis, U. S. A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

" Orders have been issued by the su.
.preme court designating Hon. c. w.
Ashford as judge of the Juvenile and
land courts during the absence on the
mainland of Circuit Judge w. L. Whit
new :. 4 =. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

Sore Eyes, Granalated RyeHos, Eyes
infamed by expogsre 20 un, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine e Re A. No
smarting, Just Icye cnmfort. Al your Dru, re
or by mail, SOC pa Iottle. For Book OF the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

Sidney Splitter, owner. Location,
Royal Grove, makai side of Prince
Edward avenue, $50 feet Eva from
Ulunui street. Two dwellings,. H.
Nakanishi, builder and architect. Es.
timated cost, $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10
BUILDING PERMITS

Mrs. Eliza Y. Mckenzie, owner. 10.
cation, east side OF Ena lane, 600 feet
makai from Kalia road. Dwelling. X.
Nekomoto & Co., builders and archi
tect. Estimated cost, $12l5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

j. N. S. Williams, owner. Location,
makai side of Upper Manoa road, 1000
feet mauka from Kamehameha ave-
nue. Garage. Bowen & lngorsen,
builders. Estimated cost, $425.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-10

A. J. Splitter, owner. Location, Ma.
kiki Heights. Residence. H. Naka'
nish & Co., builders and architect,
Estimated cost, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
Die &riiis in WterifO.

Sn unierer glaf)barrepublit gebt Is
nun ieit beinabe Sebn Sdbren brunier
unb briiber. Die llnruben beaannen
nit Der tpirtbi9aftli6en ariie bonn
Sabre 1907 /08, bic ii8 in elmer 8srs
i9le4terung Der Gage bes Wtittelitanz
bes unb Der arbeitsnben Alaiis fiibl5ar
md6te. Der unter Der 2i9e fortglims
menbe Sunte purbe aber CUR bellen
fSlamme angefadt bur6 bic Reorlus
tion Maberos, bic ben SturS bss um
Wtsrito 70 bo4Derbientsn prGiibenien
Oiaa i'm Sabre 1911 sur Jolgs bate.
Seitoem befinOet ii9 bas unglidli6s
2ano i'm 3uitano Der Qnar9is. gs lit
rerarmt unb Millionen BON Menffen
barben. Nad Der iurSen propiforis
i4en prGiiosntihdft Oeldbarrds purs
be MaOero am 2. Sttober, naaoem
iein sinflubrei9fter @esentanpibat.
@eneral Bernardo Repes, 5urudgetres
ten mar, gum prdfibsnten getpGhIt unb
tatte oamit iein 3iel erreitt. Stine
repolutionGren Grfolge bate er ni9t
gum gsringiten She'll bem ameritanis
f9en 9eloe unb ferner benz llmitanoe
gu perounten, bab bic @ren3bepa,
dung bur9 bic Ser. Stoatcn iebr
i9laff mar, Iobab bic Gmp1rer tbie
Hepolutiou tobte bauptfG9lid in ZEN
proDin3en, bart an ter
Gren3e) in tritii9en s5Gllen lei6; auf
llnicnssebiet ii6ertretsn unb ii6 er6o>
len tonnten, aud Mot unerbebliden
;3ulauf BON ameritaniihen 4bertcue
rsrn erbielten. Die meritaniiae RE
gierung erbob besbal6 i'm Sye6ruar
1911 ernite 8orftslunqen in DaI6s
inston, ipas CUR Solgs Bate, bab dur
beifern Our4fiibrung Der ReutrdIitit"
betrd6tlihe Sbeile Der 9unbesarigee
anfans Widrs mobil eema6t unb an ben
!Rio @ranbe eei4idt ipurben. God
bate prdiibent 5aft ausbriidli9 ers
tldrt, bab bic Wabrsssl nur bann su
elmer Snterpention fiibren piirbs, ipenn
IS Werifo nitt gelingen folIte, Der Rez
pollution 5err gu fperben ober amerita=
niide Sntereifsn f5per bebrobt tpirs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

wlintn bient sin Baum i'm 6inttrs
f9iff, btr nit BEN Qluberapaftr nnrd)
beionbere G4lsufeni4ieber tn Wtrs
biubuna esIsbt tperSsn lam. Durd)
biefs S4isbsr erfOlst bas Auslsssf
btr Winen.
Die neuen Gau1irsuSer iptrben alfo
foipObl sur Wsrt,ibisuns ipis alim
Mnsriff bsrporrasenb seeisnet sin
unb unTo sr5bsrs aufmertiamseit be-
anipru4en biirfen, als lie unter ilms
itdnben cine b0Iise llm,pdl5urg aiif
bem @ebists bes qriessfdiffbaues 1iis
babnen pber pieImshr bic fdon begon'
meme llmpdl5ung nod erbeblid be-
ftlsunissn psrbtn. SIMMER itdrisrs
3rpsifsl srbeben iih be5iiglih ser
3ipedmdbistsit Der beutisen 5obises
aampfitiffe, bsnsn ihon in ben 10
piel ileinsren lIntsriesbooisn 10 iiters
aus eefdbrlifle @sensr eripnhfen iinb.
SebenfalIs iuerben bic Sestrlsgt Der
3ufunft Elm gang onberes Bib als be
Der gersanssnbeit unb isIbit Der et'
genipdrt ssiiisen. Riht msbr allf.
fonbern unter bem Waifer pirb ii5
in 3utunft Sur ea bas 9eIdid>ber
Siaaien unb D5lisr sniItxiben. lss
gieeresoberfldde aber iuirb ielbit nab
renb Der fur4tbariisn, In ben 1isfen
iiatifinberhen Sample lser uno ull'
bels6i erfasinen unb BON al ben sro'
zen, oieIIsift peltadhihiIiteu Sels
oenibdtsn iinb 0eftebniiIen bd unien
tpirb oft feiu Mort. tsin 9aut mebr an
bic SberfIdde aelansen, nm Der Wllt'
unb Ratipelt aunbs bapon 3u gsten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
0crgcII g5ernowi / i


Der Sell BON G5ern nc y
aebort, 70 beoauerlif or tit. 81 ben I'M.
nbnenoharen NtiBgeid)ifeu im srie-
&C, Sie oen 8erIailf oesielben aber
nift 5u dnberll imitanbe iino. Gic
riliiiifen Seere iiilb altigebralIdJt
s9otl mag es Der arie9sleitlng bllrb
3uianulnenraifcli. allcr perfiigbaren
Warnid,aitet al einer Stellc 9elin.
Gsa, Temperate @crthcile jii crringen
iino einige Suabratmeiler 9pbcn 5u
Gcninnen. Gam ut aber Die StrB.
frait mieSer crif0pit rno es. bauert
!pieGcr gerailme ,3eit, che IL 5u cIncn
ncueu Shla0 auSholen fonncn, Tar'
aus Jeieet, man libt linen Belt 5lnt
Sammeln neller ar1itc, mo bleleu
@efallen pcrben Sic Seiterreidcr Den
Rlriien nid,t tbun. Sie auacblldleu
gelpaltigen Gerliiite oil Menidien lnb
SsrieeSmaterial, Die Die Neiterreidltr
am GrlltG crlitten bnbcn ioIlcn, iino
nibt MIR aroblidi iibcrtricten, ion.
bern oirefte ,Sluntereien iuh Siigcn
Ser 6einoe. @oblmeiBlih perifmelacn
fic Rlliien ibre eiQenen @erlilitc.
gei ibrer befannten Slnerifiamciic,
bas idonlinesloic Ginieten enorncr
Mcnifcnmciien, niiiien tire @crlultc
gan5 gepaltige iein, uno id1c1l aus
fem @rlmoe lit es NIT ibrer lle5er-
madt porbei, gang abgeiehcn huuon
haB iie MI ariegsntaterial burtj Sa'
pan ooer slmerifa crit triebcr erneil.
eru ntiiiien. Sic 9fiiien iperOen lire
Iiebe 9otb baben, oaS grrltngenc gil
bcbauptcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
Sic angeorbnete ~ bill.

Sic angeorbnete ~ o b I.
m q dung mirb cine 9robe alii bas
Grenlpel Iieierr pb mir in Den Is
;SaDrtn, Die lett rnierm aricg
NIT Spanien oeraangen iino, Ill
. GrcparebneB" gepomcn ba6cn.
9ie oMaine" mlrbe I'M Sebruct
'9S 5eritGrt un6 BON oem slugenblid
OIL beganneu mir, penn au6 peritedt,
NIT ltnicrn Giiintngen. sIber crit anl
%. Suni lplrbe oaS Sanormgsbeer
bei Santiaao De Cuba nuseeidiiiit.
Dor icds SScfen, eIeif) na6 Dem er.
item lleberfaa meritaniider ganben
nui Die onlCrifanilfe @ren5itaot 60.
iltmbus, q. ~, erging Der Wtobil.
nlabimgsbcfcbl an Die WIiliJ oonReu-
Wietito uno Nlri3ona. SSn ben 9eltri.
gen Gepeiden mar 5u Ieien, bab AMI
Sonntaa Die criten Staatstrltppen
BON Neu aferifo ii6 bcm apnunan.
beur Der 9unSestrllppen 5ur @erfii.
gunJ gelieHf Daben. Naf otelefH
5eiilpo merben lpeitere ieha @oben
ebe bQs IN Der 9ilbung he.
sriifene SreiipiIigeubeer gum 6elo'
6icnit bcreit lit. @aori6einIitl miro
es nod Ianger baiern oenn mir be.
CD mir fir 100000 Wtanr
Die not6ige alusriiituna baber. Sn.
5lpiiden miro bas 9unbesbeer ben
Eoli3eibienit am giio @raltoe allein Sii
5eiorgen boben urb oa5u reift Die
0tannihaff aus. ghr beeen uniere
3neiiel, bob mir in Werifo einmar'
idiren. IS ifeint urS. alS ipiiroe M
beioen Saitptitahten - eebluiit. Ter
3rOef tpirb aber erreicbt. lluiere
9iiiitlmgsausbunoe erbaIten g9aiicr
auf ibre lJiiibIe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

Sm 9esenfas su BEN Ops
timi It il den gsrt9fen Dom
@eiten, oub bag 9eiddft unb bic gin=
na6men Der Giienbabnen bic gu ptefer
Sabrss5eit erSielten grsebniiie friibez
rer Sabre in ben S6atten iteleu, iie,
ben 9lnguben Der glmsrican RaiItpnb
qfociation, osneu sufolse Der Rettos
iiberftub an unbeiddftisten Sradts
ipasen i'm lebten Mpnat I'm 24,637 =
BON 30,607 auf 55,244 5usenommsn
bat. 4ud fir ben Wonat Qlpril mar
cine 3unabms bon 26,957 in Der 3abi
Der miiBisen Wassons semeIoei NOR.
ben. Bon gobnleuten tpirb alIerbings
bebauptet, bab bic 3unabms bic golse
Der sur geieitiguns Der Gra9tton-
seition getrOffenen Wabnabmsn 1T.
Oo6 iel6it penn bas GeI9Gft Der
ga6nen iaiiongemdb na6lGbt, 70 tons
nen bieielben bic Gra6t lei6tsr banb.
taben, uno pGbrenp bes Wdneels an
Giiternusen baben manhe 8u6nsn
9elb psrlpren. Wir er6Itden bartn
einen neuen gepeis fir unfere 70
bdufi9 pprsebra6te gebauptuns, bab
bic &risgsIieferanten nur bic proiperi.
tdt peripiirsn, bic gei6Gftlihe Gage I'M
aGgemsinsu absr nidts penissr ala
eiinitig lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
pokal-Bfrid)l
Jm SaiesSaH Bart
GeIarst bente sIbenb ySiesfrieo"
bnrdj ainiher Der Wehopolitan
opera So. 5nr Nmifabrung.
Iic l.oritsllung mirb alien NnidJeiu
nadj Dor auSperiauftem Samie
itnttiinotm.

lin oen Griola Der telife slbeno inl
s'aictuIl 4'arf iinttiinocnbcn 5rcilitt'
auiiiibrnng pom @asner's .Sieg.
irie5" 81 iifern, lit es nur no.
tbig, oab Der @etterindnn ein ein'
iebn hat uno Die 9ieJsiupifen Der.
ideudt NIB cs bot oen slnif)ein, ais
cb bicics her ,sall ieiu ipiro uiib Sin.
cinnati enSIid einmal pom ben etpiseil
:Reaengiiijen peridJont bleibt.
Eie ssiinitIer Der 9RetropoIitan
Opera 60, bns Orteiter, aapellmci'
tier 9lrtDur @ooansfp. Der neiie 9iri.
gent Der Masner.Spern am aPetrc.
politaE Srera Souie, ionic Dos ge.
icumtc ictniid,c YerionaI nit Der 5i.-
fanlmenidlagbnren gifbne, pctlen be-
rcits IN Ger Stact uuio heiiie 8orrlit'
iag ipiro bic 9iibnenanIage bereits
fir nnS iertig iein.
bod Sem 8crrerfaiii 81 lrtbeilen.
.piro Ger @eiub Elm sIanSenber lrcr.
nen .lnb Die ldnlrrilidlen berfiigbarcn
900 Sitc biiriten ohne ausuabmc
5eipgt iein.
Sie geiesi,rg Der Sper ipiro ole
icIocnSe iein:
grunbilbe Sobanna gabsti
groa Grneitine Sd)umnnn.Seinf
@alSDogcl -. 6rieoa Seinpel
0lime sllbcrt sieif,
@auhcrer :. Clarence gSbitehia
Soiner Carl grnui
gIlberid) -. Otto 8orib
SicairieS Sobnnnes Sembn6
Gas gnieniMe wirb natiirliA ton
sem ani 100 wlam perii1rftcn Or.
Gtciter bes metropolitan Opera Spuic
tealciict nnS ferncr niaft aud Elm
pcIliianbiges ted,liides Terional Die
9ieiic nit. ba s'iihne, eIeftriide an.
iagen II. I. 10. ieItitrcbenb mitaefiibrt
,uerbcil, ichab ailes I.ets pogitdnSi9
lit lin0 birnen iueuiger Siunben alii.
oeifIascn perbcn fam.
An -. Il. - MI. II.
Naa1lieDeiio eii'e t''r6e 5npaliansaoe
ner lpef'
sle5frieo. bcr COON bon Sieg'
rlnnS mio SieaIinoe. 1T non benz
Sipetl wiline III oea ssalo aeicit
.ptroei! er ipih oe'I iealrleo
ais g.lifel 81 oenl 3iped peiinteiL
lnr I'M oen Vioelua9enlfae linoI
ytfg mieoer ~ erianaen. aperI
INN Ieplt g ali Der ilofaaen @afleI
Sa5h, "a Sieglrieo icoes Safperf,
oGs WiilIle ibnleoeli fdliT, mt
srlftigfeit IN Stiide bri5. sler.
9eflidl iiper ote'e ip'eoerpolien ,sepl.
lGia1e ftlnsf sieslrleo lbiieBlldD
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uns aber ni6t Wunber nebmsn. ia. es
bat ale Wabrideinlidiett fir iid. bab
bic erfinhsriI1en Dsutiden Elm grfabs
mittel beTdafft baben. Die follts
Deuti9lano fOnit in Der Gage iein.
isinen enormen @erbrdu4 an 9aioliE
au beden.
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Gin 9eDroler.

Miindsner qieit): Gin 9elesranlm
unferes 8. Q. geridtsritottsrs msls
bet aus aonitantinopel -. Das m6Gt
id bod tpiHen, 5u mas bas SofbrGn<
halis aud cinen eigenen geridterltat.
ter brauGt!S"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

Der neritorbene Gene.
ro It ab s d. ef Selmltb BON Moltfe
mar Der Sf'opfer Der lpl,nherbarrn
belltiben ariegsnaidine, Die ocn
Gaiirten ben SiegestaumeI 10 ihnell
nlth ipirfiam ausgetricten bat. Gbre
ieiEem Glnoenfen.
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Die Stabt Rem gort bat

Die Stabt Rem gort bat
anaeianssn, bic Reitaurants auf ibre
Reiulidteit bin seiunbbeitsbeb0rbli4
unteriu6en gu luiien. gs mar bobe
3eit, oenn audi bort puroe. pie u6er=
Of, bic Wabrnebmuns esmadt, bab es
in Puncto Reinlihteit i6leht bsitslIt
lit. BON attsis on einem Sage unt.rs
iu6ten Reitaurants erbielt nur eins
bos prGoitat gut. Sn unierer Stabt
iperben oerartige 2otale unb DOR alien
lire aiiden idon isit Subrsn resels
nGbig infpiairt, unb bic Snbaber ers
balten Certificate, ie na9 bem 8ee
flnb. 9tubsrbem perben bic 2otals
nit 9lngabe bss ibnen berIiebensr
prdbitats i'm Bulletin beg @eiunbs
heitsamtss per0ffentli6t. Sus bat ii6
Eel uns betpdbrt, bsnn bic u SO. l.
2otale btlbsn jeBt bic ReseI uno bic
fpeniger reinliten bic 4usna6me. Jn
Der Staot Suoaunab 1T man nod Diel
brdtii9er pOrgegansen. Gort purbc
eine G9nlide unteriu4ung DOrsenom.
men. Damn sab bic geb0roe bort plus
fate uus, auf benen Der gefunb Der
unteriuaung in ben einaelneH Reitaus
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ongegeben mar. Dieie platate m u B.
ten bann bic ReItaurateure in ibrem
Senitsr ausitegsn, pie stpa Der Dirtb
ieine 2i5ens. Sus bat Bunoer sepirtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

Z Gin 4ries obne bie pits
tpreste Beigabe zines Raubs
acknowledgements ioute gar ni9t angss
funsen perben. Man 1T bod aud un>
fern SinOs ettpas Hifii9tnabme
fhuloig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
9ienStas, Den 20. Suni 1916.

Rad Spiter gap III tsia
Mpbilma6ungsbefebl aesansen. uRb
bort 1T man bod 10 erSbereit.
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Die S56e Der @afolins
pretie, bic auf piltiirli6es Sinaufs
ieBen Der Soften bes pi6tigen Watez
rials BON Seiten Der Stanbarb Oil
So. auriifgefii6rt pirb, 6at 2nlab baz
gu ssse6en, oub bic neue gunbess
9aHbeistommiiIion gegenpdrtig nit
elmer amtli6en 1lnteriuhung Der einz
fhlGsigen 9erbdltniiTe bei6Gftigt 1T.
Sbatidhlih Iol in jiind':e 3eit Der
preis eereits etfpas na6gege6en ba6en,
bod mag Der 5unebmenOs Wettbefperb
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flaruns Oafiir liefern. Rotbpsnbiger
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9e6auptuns bes oeutfhen grfinbers
gnridt in 5armingbale, 8. s., gss
ma6t, bur6 WiI9ung BON gepiFen.
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Wdfer Elm @as er3sugen gu i0nnsn,
befen Srisbfrnft Dem bes 9aiolins
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Dod Der prattii9e 9eipeis bes fon<
mersislsn Wsrtbes Der grfinhung lit.
bisbsr ni9t erbra9t ipOrbsn. GO iOGis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
In Memoriam.

CATION In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear father. JAMES I. CATION, who
passed away year ago today, November
10, 1915.
One year age today. dear father.
one year today,
We stood beside yoar dying bed.
And saw Won pnss away
An angel stood there. too, dear father,
To guide Won to your home
That home of blessed peace and rest;
That home you talked of 81.
BY TIE FAMILY, .
GRAY. In loving remembrance of dear
mother MARY VIRGINIA GRAY. who de-
parted this life six years today. Novem-
Der 10 1910 BY HER CHILDREN
NUDNELL. In loving remembrance o. dear
husband and father. JAMES II. HUDNELL,
VINO departed this life one year ago today,
November 10. 1915.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON JOHN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
CARDS OF THANKS.

MAILMAN. We wish to express our heart
felt thank: and appreciation to our many
Kind friends for their kind expressions Of
sympathy and floral tributes extended TO us
on the death Of our beloved sister. AGCSTA
BALLMAN.
HER SISTERS. .
Hell. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks
and apprecia ton to our many relatives. friends
neighbors and organizations for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy and floral tributes ex-
tended to US In the death Of our beloved hus-
band and father. HERMANN ]. HE'LL.
MRS. II. HE'LL AND CHILDREN.
KOCH. I wish to extend my sincere thanks to
our relatives and friends for their kind
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings sent
him during the illness and death OF my
beloved husband, FRED KOCH.
6ANKE. We wish TO thank the many friends
for their sympathy and noral offerings in our
bereavement following the death Of our hus-
band and father. PETER d. RANkE.
MRS. RANKE AND CHILDREN.
YOUNG. To the many friends Of the late Mr..
n. r. YOUNG. desire to express the thanks
Of myself and family for the loving thought.
sympathy and beautiful flowers during his
Illness and death on November 8, 1918.
MRS. J. STEWART HARRISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19
SOON TO BE MUSTERED IN.
Troop B to Become Part Of National
Guard Tuesday Evening.

Troop B. LIST Squadron. N. G. D. c., or
the Presidents Own squadron, is to
be mustered into the guard organfza-
ton Tuesday evening at O'Clock at
the armory, 472 L street northwest. by
Mai Thacker V. Walker, recruiting
officer for the District. The troop
wishes to have 100 men for muster. al
though only seventy are needed, and
those who may wish to join are urged
to attend. Physical examinations are
to be held at 1880 o'clock.
Last Tuesday Col Mel. Carter, United
States Cavalry. inspected the troop pre-
naratory to filling out its papers. Six
men were disqualified because they
were not residents of the District.