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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
Sugar 606cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.
Ltd.
Members Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
Fort and Merchant Street
Telephone 1908
HAS BECOME
SCARCE IN GERMANY

ZURICH, Switzerland.--W With i inns
ports of American oil cut off by the
British blockade, petroleum companies
in Germany have been unable to sup
ply the demand, and the situation ere,
ated by these conditions accountsofqr
the enormous profits shown in the
1915 report of the German Petroleum.
Company, just issued. These profits
amounted to nearly So, 900 ,000, or a re,
turn of IS per cent on the capital
Deducting payment of the govern
.ment,s special war tax on profits, the
net profits for the year were $3,15O,-
900, or about Al per cent on the cap
ital
The company has declared a diyi-
dend of 20 per cent. as compared with
II per cent in 1914, when the profits
were 81 ,625, 900.
OF the 1915 net profits the company
set aside 100000 for an association
Of workmen and others employed, snd
subscribed 100000 to the national
fund for the survivors of the war.
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MACHINE GUN FORCED
TO dessert" GERMANS

PETRoGRAD, Russia.-How ma
chine gun was forced to desert the
German army is recounted in the
story Of the heroism of 16-year-old
Italian volunteer in the Russian army
Constantine Zepolli-whose part as
the leading figure in the episode
earned one of the two st. George cross.
es he has Won F..
Oyerhearing his commander express
ing wish that some one would ST.
lence gor capture" a gun which was
stationed at troublesome proximity to
the Russian trenches, Zepolii. on his
own initiative, erawled on his stomach
for a hundred yards, located the posi-
ton of the gun, returned from the dam
ger zone and conferred with his trench
fellows, and crept forth once more,
this time dragging coil of stout rope.
Reaching the gun, he tied one end
around it without being discovered and
again reached his own lines. with the
free end of the rope in his clutch.
Presently the Germans were aston
ished % observe the gun disappearing
toward the Russian trenches. It was
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POOR TINE TO
KIGk0N WHARF
THINKS FORBES

People OF ffflc had plenty Of time
to make kicks and offer suggestions
before Kuhio wharf was finished. .
says Charles R. Forbes, superinten.
dent of public works and chairman of
the harbor board, referring to an edi-
torial printed recently in a Hilo pa.
per declaring that Knhio wharf
should be near IIilo, available for load
ing and unloading from both sides, and
covered at the end with a shed.
Forbes says It is q poor time now
to discuss matters of this sort, and
himself declines to enter into any de-
tailed discussion Of the question.
The wharf site was chosen and the
fill begun long before had anything
to do with It, ne says st would not
be fitting ief ne to argue it.
However, Forbes declares that the
statement 6lat the end OF the wharf
phonld be covered with a shed is rath.
er poor criticism in view Of the fact
hat no boaks load pr unload there
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ALLEGES THAT
SUPERIOR KEPT
HIM FROMCOURT
Soldier Charges Officer Would
Not Permit Him to Obey
Commands of Judge

Frank Goetells. a soldier musician
at Fort Schofieid, ESCAPED punishment
for contempt or court at the hands of
Judge Monsarrat this morning when
he expiained that he had not appeared
FOR trial on. two occasions because a
.commissioned officer told him not to
go. 49,
G0eteils has been charged since Dec
Grafton Day with driving motorcycle
without asIicense. His case has been
continued seven times in order that
she could collect his witnesses. but the
last two times he did not appear and
q bench warrant was issued and
served upon bim this morning by Po-
liceman ]. M Luka. He viii be tried
Tuesday.
Lieut. Martin at Schofield told me
not TO 90 to court the first time was
absent Goete1ls explained, and the
second time he ordered ME detained
at the post sol couldn't go.
Prosecuting Attorney Chillingworth
intends wiring a letter at once to the
commanding general of Hawaii ask
ing Why the orders Of the civil court
are seemingly SO openly and flagrantly
dlsregarded by Lieut.. Martin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
u. S. LEADS WORLD
AS COFFEE DRINKERS

WASHINGTON, D. C-The Ameri.
can people, long known as the world 8
coffee drinkers, actually consume 40
per cent Of the amount sold in the IN.
ternational markets. according to ftg-
ures announced by the bureau OF for
eign aud domestic commerce.. More
than one billion pounds of coffee came
into this country last year.
Germany, normally, is second in cot
fee drinking, but the war cut off her
imports last year and made France
second, with receipts less than one
fourth as large as Americas pur-
chases. The entire United Kingdom
consumes only one-thirty-fifth the
amount of coffee drunk in the United
States.
The United States rank third in tea
drinking, with the United Kingdom
first and Russia second. One-fourth
OF all the cocoa produced in the world
finds its way to the United States.
Coffee imports show that the APP
proximate per capita consumption IN
the United States is 10 pounds, tea
seven pounds and cocoa one and two
thirds pounds.
Three-fourths Of the coffee con-
sumed in the United States comes
from Brazil and nearly all the re-
mainder from Latin-America. Japan
csc tea is the American favorite, sup
plying nearly one-half the amount
consumed The Dominican Republic
leads all countries as seller of CO.
Goa to the United States =. -
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s0NDMA LEAVES
SYDNEY WITH
BIGCARGO

& The Oceanic steamer Sonoma lett
Sydney yesterday With a full cargo,
but not many passengers. according
to radio received this morning by
G. Brewer & Co., local agency She
should arrive here the morning Of
July 4, and viii probably sail for San
Francisco that afternoon at o'clock
Passengers accommodations from
here to San Francisco win be 1875 cab.
In berths, and already, according TO
D. H Gilmore, passenger agent. 12e
persons have hooked for passage.
There viii be space for only 10 tons
Of. cargo from here and for that rea.
son no sugar or bananas will be car.
RED She has on board 260O tons for
San Francisco.
The tour de luxe which the Oceanic
line Las iIlaugurated to the Hawaiian
islands from San Francisco has re-
ceived so much support that the tours
will be continued through September
according to ID. IT.. Gilmore.
At s O'Clock this morning the Gee
anic steamer Sierra was $50 miles
from Honolulu bound to Sydney.
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BACKACHE? RUN down?
TIRED? CLEAN THE. KIDNEYS
With HOT WATER And ANURIC

kinds of distressing conditions. An
antidote for this uric acid poison is to
take hot water before meals and IAN.
uric. Ask your druggist for Doctor
Pierce's Anuric, or send Doctor
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute in Buffalo, N, Y, dollar bill
for full treatment, or ten cents for a
trial package. -ra 49,
-Anuric'' is recent scientific dis
coyery by DR.. Pierce. "Anuric" drives
the uric acid out of your body. 1t is a
uric acid solvent SO. effective that it
eliminates these poisons, cleanses the
system, allows your oVerworked kid.
neys to resume their normal func-
lions, and just a few days treatment
with "Anuric" will convince you be
cause It brings lasting relief to your
painful, aching rheumatic ioints-no
more backache or dizzy spells, Try It
now and be conytuced!-Ady.
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TYPHOID fever
GIVES TROUBLE
AT NAHILIWILI

LIHUE, Kauai Seven new, cases
of typhoid fever have developed in the
past few days in the Nawiliwiii neigh.
borhood.
All are children. Five are children
of q japanese named Matsuda and
two are children of Joseph !, mail driv.
er on the Hanalei route. All have
been taken to the Lihue hospital,
where they are being treated.
The Mafsuda and houses are on
the left side of the road coming from
Nawiliwili toward Lihue, and are back.
ed by the rice field They are just
outside OF the more thickly populated
section Of the town.
Two cases appealing few months
40 not Ear away on the Grove Farm
read enlisted much concern, and the
pfesence now of cases by wholesale
has created genuine alarm. The med
zeal authorities feel that the source or
infection must be gone after at once
and vigorously, and steps to that end
will be taken without delay. =
Inasmueh as typhoid fever is not
contagious in the ordinary sense,
quarantine is not called for. The
fight is against the source of infec.
ton, which, in the present case, IS
probably on the premises from which
the cases have been removed or in the
neighboring rice field - Garden Island.
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When run down after hard win
ter--when life indoors has brought
about a stagnant condition in the cir
culation-most everyone is filled with
uric acid-especiaIly is this so Of peo-
Die past middle age This uric acid in
the blood often causes rheumatism,
lumbago, swelling of hands or feet,
or bag-Iike condition under the eyes.
.Backache, frequent urination or the
pains and stiffness of the joints are
also often noticed. DR.. Pierce says
that everyone should have a good
sweat every day-should drink plenty
or pure water and exercise in the open
air as much as possible. This helps
to throw out the poisonous uric acid
through the skin and the water"
But for such persons as are past mid
die age it's often impossible to do this
and lime salts are deposited in. the
arferies, veins and joints, causing all
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TExAN is BRINGING
NEXT MAIL FROM S. (.

kot6tdinEto radio received at H.
Hackfeldss& Co. this morning. the
American hawaiian steamer Texan
viii bring the next mail from San
FRANCISCO. She left San Francisco
last night with All bags and is due
to arrive here June A27. one day ahead
81 the Lnrline, which win also bring
mail
The Mexican viii leave tonight for
Port Allen to load sugar. She took on
$500 tons OF sugar here.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchange.l

PORT .LUDLow-June 81, sailed, Sc.
Mary e. Foster for Honolulu.
SYDNEY-June 21. sailed. s. s. Sono
ma for Honolulu.
KAHUL Ul-June 90, arrived, Sc. Mel.
rose from Willipa Harbor.
Radiograms.
s. s. MATSONIA arrives at p. m.
today, 1913 cabin. s6 steerage pas.
sengers, 401 sacks mail, So packag-
es express, 1922 tons freight for Ho-
noiulu: ne freight for island ports.
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WITH
BIG CARGO, IN
TONIGHT

According 10 a faaio reeelved this
morning al Castle 4 Cooke the Mat
son steamer Matsonia will arrive
here this evening at G: 30 and will dock
at Pier -. She win leave on her re-
turn trip to San Francisco June %.
: The Matsonia &c bringing for Homo,
lulu 13S cabin and 80 steerage pas
sengers, 40l bags OF mail, Sc packages
OF express matter and 1922 tons of
freight The freight consists OF 2G
automobiles, 1910 tens OF hay aud
feed. go tons for the quaTtermaster's
department. $40 tons OF cement. 739
tons Of fertilizer and one five-ton lift
and one direction lift.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
CITY AFFAIRS AND =
SUPERVISOR NOTES

Next meeting of the supervisors will
be Friday night. tyff@i +
The board will meet as a committee
of the whole on the budget tomorrow
night. -, ~.
Frederick X. Wilhelm has been ap.
pointed assistant license clerk in the
city treasurer's office.
G. A. McEldowney has been ap
pointed an assistant city engineer in
place of c. V. Matson, resigned.
The new comfort station at Kapio-
lani Park cost $102919, according to
figures submitted by the building in
'spector last night. .
Beach Walk bids are to be opened
Friday noon and the contract for the
work on the improvement project
probably awarded that night.
There was considerable discussion
of the failure of the loan fund commits,
sion to take any action on the Hille-
brand Glen project. Several of the
supervisors condemned the commits.
sioners, claiming they made their
work subservient to the governors
will. On motion of Supervisor Larsen
the clerk of the board was Instructed
to write to the commission asking i'm
mediate action on the project. r
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RaTcArc4iNe EXCUSE FAILS.

LONDON, Eng.--A man who de-
,scribed himself as professional
rabbit-catcher and with some expert
ence at rafting, claimed exemption
from military duty ON the ground that
his services were invaluable to his
country. He said he had killed 10000
rabbits since August His plea was
denied on the ground that he would
make an excellent .rat-catcher for the
trenches.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Mr.. Frank Schmidt has been APP
pointed manager for the White Seal
Laundry in place of Mr.. Kaiser. Any
person indebted to said Laundry is
hereby notified to make no payments
to any other person except to Mr.
Frank Schmidt or as authorized by
him.
WHITE SEAL LAUNDRY,
THEO. RICHARDS, Pres.
6507-3t
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OTTO sLANKART, AGED
I'd, FAtHER.iN-LAW OF
FUNSTON, HIT BY AUTO

SAN LEANDRo, Otto Blank
art, aged 20, fatherin-law of Maj.-gen.
Frederick Funston. was knocked down
BY an automobile here and seriously
injured. He suffered fractured right
hip and fractured right shoulder. and
On account OF his advanced age fears
for his recovery are entertained.
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HARBOR notes

The schooner Beulah. hence May
Is. arrived at San Francisco .yester..
!, day.
The next mail for San Francisco
will 90 a week from today, June %,
ION the Matson steamer Matsonia.
leave late this afternoon for Papaikou,
Hawaii.
The British steamer Bolton Castle Is.
expected here from the canal Friday1
TOR Saturday.
The schooner Florence Ward will
leave for Midway island Sunday with
q cargo Of soil for the growing Of veg.
etables.
The Maui reports that the steamer
Wailele, carrying explosives to Kauai,
was unable to discharge cargo yester-
day at Nawiliwili.
The fiye-nlasted schooner w. H.
Marston Is reported to have finished
dfscharging lumber at Port Allen yes.
terday and will probably leave Tor
the coast today.
The Inter-Island steamer Maui re-
ports the following sugar waiting ship.
ment on Kauai: Kilauea 1000 bags.
Makee $1,000, Lihue $500. Kekaha
1850 and K. 2250.
The net profits OF the N. y. K. for
the half year ending March 81. 1916
was $685., 900. AS a result q 20 cpei
cent dividend has been decided upon
The old whaling bark Belnga. which |
has been lying idle for the past seven
years In the Oakland estuary, Is now
being fitted out for the Pacific tradei
by the Hanlon Shipbuilding Co.
The next mail from San Francisco
viii arrive late this afternoon on thei
Matson steamer Matsonia and follow
ing her the Matson steamer Lurline
will arrive with mail Wednesday, Of |
next week.
The schooner Melrose, Capt. Trea-
nos, arrived yesterday afternoon at
Kahului with lumber, according to a |
radio received at Alexander & Bald.
win this morning. She came from
Willapa Bay. Puget Sound.
With Is cabin and 80 deck ,passen-
gers the Inter-1sland steamer Maui I
arrived this morning from Kauai She
brought two crates of chickens. IL I
bundles of automobile tires, rs barrels
of honey, $50 bags of sugar and Al /
packages OF sundries.
On her first voyage the N. Y. X.
new freight steamer Tatsuno Maru
has arrived at Seattle with a large
cargo Of Japanese merchandise. UpoHl
her return to Japan she win be placed
on the east-bound New York line. the
latter part Of July.
According to communication from
the japanese foreign office to the
Japanese consulate of this city, by the
Shinyo Maru. the Japanese training
ship Taisei Maru of the Toxic Marine
School will call at Hawaiian ports in.
August. She viii call at Hilo August
Al and this port on August 26,
The British steamer Kestrel, Capt.
E. e. Ferris, Is scheduled to sail for
Tanning and Washington islands. to-
morrow morning, taking general
cargo Of supplies. The new raanager,
Rederiek Lamb, win go on her. An Inn
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Many Americans, Germans and Eng
hsh. as well as wealthy Mexicans, are
leaving northern Mexico for the Unit
ed States. =. "a.
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successfully dragged from their pos
session. a number of Germans being
killed in an effort to prevent its de-
parture. 49,
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Wednesday. june 2Ia
Bid. Asked.
MERCANTILE

MERCANTILE Bid. Asked.
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd. 49,. 80.
C. Brewer & Co......... -. 80.
SUGAR - -.s.
Eva Plantation Co. .... 80 san
Haiku Sugar Co......... -. go
Hawaiian Ayr. Co... 212h ....
Hawaiian c. & S. Co... -. So {
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ..... -. so
Honokaa Sugar Co. ..... -. liz
Honomn Sugar Co. .,... 195 202ls
Hutchinson s. Plant Co.. -. 49,.
Kahukn Plantation Co.,. 21& -.
Kekaha Sugar Co... -.
Koloa Sugar Co.
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd. 1885 IL
Oahu Sugar Co. ...... 39H 40Ai
0iaa Sugar Co., Ltd % 23A
Onomea Sugar Co.,. 50 so
Paauhau s. Plant Co... -. 49,.
Pacific Sugar Mill. Is
Paia Plantation Co. -. eco
Pepeekeo Sugar Co... -. ...
Pioneer Mill Co. ...... -. So
Saif Carlos Mill. Co.. Ltd Is 15A
Waialua Agricultural CO. 36A s6i5
Waikiki Sugar Co... -. ....i
MISCELLANEOUS
Haiku r 4 p. Co., Pfd.. -. 49,.
Haiku F. & p. CO.. Com. .... ....i
Hawaiian Electric Co... -. ....
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.. ..... .....
Hon. B. & NJ. Co, Ltd. 291s 20&
Hon. Gas CO.. Ltd. 1890.
Hon. n. T. e L. Co... 1914 49,.
Inter-Island 8. Nav. Co.. 80. 200
Mutual Telephone Co... l9A 20l4
Oahu r. q L. Co. $500. -. 1914
Pahang Rubber Co. "a
Selma bindings Planta.
ton, Ltc. Pd.1 -. $500
Selma bindings Planta.
ton, Ltd. (421s Pd. 80. ...!.99
Tanjong Oiok Rubber Go. -. As
BONDS
Hamakua Ditch Co. 6s... -. ....l
Hawaiian frr. Co. 6s..... $50. ...l
Tiaw Ter, 4e6. Rig. 1906. ~. 800.
Haw Ter. 4% Pub. Imps. 80. ....H
fIaw. Ter. Pub. Imps. 40
tlseries 1912-l913) 80. 80. ...,
HAw. Ter. 49,. ........ 80. ....I
Haw. Ter. 411kseg6 ........ 80. ....a
Haw. Ter. 31zks99o. ..!..... So. $50.
Honokaa Sugar Co. &c.. -. :..H
Hon. Gas CO.. Ltd, 5s.. 104
Hon. r. T. e L. Co. &c..
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s........
McBryde Sugar Co. 6s.. -. 1904
Mutual Telephone 5s.... log
Oahu r. & L. Co. 5eo.... -. 1864
Oahu s. Co. $50 (redeem-
able at 103 at maturity 10S ITO
Olaa Sugar Co. 69o...... 102 103
Pacific Guano e Fert. Co. 49,. -.
Pacific Sugar Mill Co. Is 100 80.
San Carlos Mill. Co. SCI 100 101
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Between Boards: Sales: 100 Olaa.
2Sx rs McBryde, 13a;; 100 McBryde.
1875; 100. 45 Mutual Telephone Co.,
1sz 20 Eva, 3D.
Session Sales: so Oahu Sugar Co.,
40;5 olaa, 23K; 100, 10 Hon. B. &
NJ. Co., 201s; 25, 25. 20 Waialua, 1854
Lafest SUGAR uuotation. e6 deurees
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I. X. K. SEEKS TO
RAISE RATES
TO Chill

The T. X. X. has sent a request to
the Japanese Department of Com.
merce to increase the freight rates
on the, South American lire owing 10
q lack OF bottoms. The comparative
rates OF freight, old and new, on vari,
Gus goods between Yokohama aud
Valparaiso are as follows:
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Latest sugar quotation: s6 degrees
test, COS cents, or $t21.D per ton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
yreie YreHe fit seras: 9ientag u. Mdr5 1916.

@orte:: aus elmer demiiden 8abrif
lit ELM 0elifateiien : @eibaft geipor=
oen, unot anitatt oaB Die Sirma
@ioenmeper in Saarbriiden 5uSnuIe
lit, operiert Die 5irmo u@ioermen-
beber" an Ser oWeinitroBe" @b-
geieben BON oieien &leinigfeiten lit
oas Ser o5%ratffurter 3eitung" emit
nommene Snierat aufS treueite
mieoergegeben uno ein unl1m1toBIi=
der 8eDeis oafiir, BOB man ieet
IN 9eutIdlano BON Settl6lamm nno
abnliden 9elifateiien left. @as
m0gen es ober mol fir Stimmlrlt-
gen fem, Die man nit iold]en MGb=
d)er glarbt ermuntern 81 miiilen2
Die 2iige 1T Ser Nlliierten itdrfite
8affe, Die ein5ige @offe, ouf oie
iid Die OeutI6en nidt peritebell-
1tno oie @offe, nit Ser ariege ni6t
genon11en tper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Die bentise Gage.

Sci gerbun bot iih wenie ber-
anoert. Aud Die fran5oiiiden 9e=
pelben beridteritatten IN Der alten
@eife peiter nno er5dblen inns inn
mer tpieoer, oaB Die 0eutiden ldon
gei6laeen leien. @orlaufig baben
oieie ogei6lasenen" 9eutiben tire
Ste1urteen tpieoer Elm penig borge-
ritdt. Die &riien baben lire Of
%feniipe fortgeiest, baben aber att-
l6eineno an6 om 8peiten Gage
nidts erreidt, obelei6 iie ale mog=
li6e GrrnngenIdaften een1aht ba-
ben ipolen. Die Staliener baberl
ilberan 9tlgriffe eemadt, iiro ober
iiberaa abgei6lagen lporoen. @llo
bot iid Die Gage penig ooer gar
nidJt berdnoert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-21
Nus Merieo.

General Gales, Ser iebige
@ouperfeur oes merifaniien Staa=
tes Sonora, bat IN Mgud 8rieta
Die grfldrung peroffentlidtl oaB er
aae &on5eiiionen, Die. iein gorgan-
ger, Ser @ouoernellr Maptorena,
gernaAt, mieoer aufbeben neroe.
Mus gorreon miro gemeloet,
DAB Die 2ebensmittel BORT fnapp
meroen uno inn gan5en Staute 9u-
range erfpartet ntan l~ogenannte
Sl1ngerfruipaQe.
Sn gananea loa ein Captain
Der Garran5iitos perbaftet lein, Der
bte Srnppen dufgeforoert batte, ge=
gen Die uamerifonii6en Ginoringlin=
&c" ii6 5ltr @ebr 81 leben.
Sn Der merifaniIden Saltpt-
ltaot limo am Montog 5meibunoert
offentli6e Sdulen eroffnet moroen,
Die pegen gDpbns : gpioemie inn
Nopember aeldloiien maren.
Mus Gueretaro miro gen1el-
oct, Garrdn5o beabiidtige nidt nof)
Ser 8un0esbanptItaot gu geben. 9os
ba6en mir ia idon borber gelogt.