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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

L. c. Ables. II. G. Alexander, DR.. S
D. Barnes, Mrs. s. D. Barnes, GhaS
II. Bellina. Miss D. E. BeSeridge.
Miss E. Burr, J. D. christy. Mrs J,
D. christy, Y. Chin, S. II. Damon.
Mrs. o. G.. DeCamp, Mrs. Anna p.
Dodge, Mrs. r. NJ. Donaldson, A. W.
Ferrin. Miss NJ. F. Flood. Francis Gay,
Mrs. P. A. German. Master Harry Cor
man, G. r. Harris, Mrs. Walter
Hedges, s. G. Holmes, H. Giles, Mrs.
Henry Holmes, Miss E. D. Jenkins,
Miss Molleta Levy. Miss Sarah Levy,
H. Lipman, Mrs. L. II. Loughery. Miss
Lucille Lucas, Mrs, G. NJ. Nesoit.
Mark Nesbit, Bisnop C. W. Nibley,
Miss Edna Nibley, Miss Margaret Nib,
ley, Miss Florence Nibley, Antoine
Nunes, Manuel Nu1es, Miss ]. Mac
Diermir. Mrs. M. Mather, D. G. May,
DR.. H. C. McClenahan, Allan Melon
aid, C. ]. Milnette, L. d. Osborn, Mrs.
L. D. Osborn, Chas: Osborne, Mrs
Chas. Osborne. Mr.. Palmer, Mrs. A.
]. Phillips, C.. Sleigh, Miss L. v. Pierce,
]. W. Raymond, Miss Bessie H. Won
ReinoIts, K. H. Rey. e. Schiller, Miss
Katherine Scott, Clarence Seigh. S:
I. Shaw, JOS +. Smith, Mrs. Jos. F.
Smith, Miss Jennette Smith, Miss Aze-
NTH Smith, Miss Agnes Smith, H.
Steffens, Richard Trent Mrs. Royal
Trent, Otto Voss, Il. M. Ward. Miss
Nina D. Whittier, J. W. Williams,
Miss Ruth A. Wood, C. E. Wright,
Mrs. C.. z. Wright, e. E. YontZ, Mrs.
F. A. Swagerty, DR.. w. H. Worley
and r. Grundell H..
From Hilo-James A. Kennedy, J..
%. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Yamada
and two children. e. w. Adams, T. A.
REESE. Miss e. Wilson. Mrs. j! r. VIII
son, Capt. r. d. Sloane, Capt. F. c.
Martin, Lieut.. p. G. Blackmore, Capt
y. Brooks, Mrs. l., Severance, Miss
Severance, III. 8. Howard. f. Funaoka,
Chez Yau, Miss Eva Lang, Miss Laura
Gureite, E. E. Mcclure. w. II. Hill, j.
Halliday, II. Barton. W. o. Bottlesoil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison, Mrs. PaVau
and three children. Misses PaTau CD,
Nakama, Mrs. Jack Grace. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sam Parker, Mrs. ]. NJ. Muir and
two children, D. II. Makekau, Henry
C. Hapai, H. Irwin, T. Guard, J. NJ.
Pearce, j. r. Wilson. Mrs. A. Mills,
Mrs. Friedersdorff. Mrs. A. Mason,
Miss Olga Mason, Capt j. ]. Meany,
T. ]. Heeney, C. Smith, j. Willeson, q.
d. Frawley, e. ]. Reed, SGhas. B.
Schaaf, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. Fu.
rusho, Miss Furusho, Miss l. Tyler,
Mrs. J. g.. Santos and four children,
W. Prestidge, Miss s. NJ. Prestidge,
Miss A. Prestidge. Kawahara, K. Ia
wasaki, Uedo, oshfro, Mr.. Neeley, c.
G.. Christensen.
From Lahaina-A. Pombo. Joe Alb.
reu, C. B. Akana, K. Kawamoto, NJ.
Kammo, John T. Moir, W. Wyllie, ",
G. Ashley. Jr.. Geo., K. Bailey, E. F.
Hansen, W. A. Louisson, DR.. W. ii.
Fry, W. NJ. Bellinger, J. F. Judge, Mr..
English, Capt Nielsen, r, A. Newman,
Miss F. Whitton, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Ma
kano and three children. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08

ing age. Comparatively few were
voters. The playground is very pop.
ular with youngsters and dogs and
both were cut In full force last night
under the full moon.
c. H. Bellina, candidate on the Re-
publican ticket for the supervfsorial
nomination. has returned from a ne
cessary business trip to the coast and
will begin campaigning at once. He
is looked on as a promising candidate,
Ernest 4. Mott-Smith is proving to
be one Of the most popular Of the Re-
publican campaigners - in both dis
tricts, too. He takes we'll with the
crowds and speaks simply and unaf-
fectedly Of local issues. Many Of the
wise politicians concede his nomina-
ton and election.
Charles n. Arnold is standing
stanchly by the frontage-tax law in
his campaign speeches. He is point
ing out where it is opening up resi-
dence districts for the poor people
and furnishing labor for many nm
dreds Of men.
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Grew FOR ALTERS
ALREADY ABOARD
Especial Star Bulletin oorrespcndence.)

Especial Star Bulletin Correspcndence)
HILO, May 7.-After a stay Of over
two years and one-half in Hilo bay,
the former German steamer o. ]. D.
Alters is to be taken away soon. She
is being overhauled- at the present
tine and fitted out for the. long tow
to the mainland. 1t is claimed that
the engines of the steamer are not so
badly damaged as was thought and
that only the boilers have been de-
stroyed. Some of the seaeocks were
damaged also, but they are being
fixed all right.
The crew of 10 men that will be on
board the Ah4ers when she sails for
the coast has arrived in Hilo and
are in command Of the second officer
of the Matson steamship Lurline.
The Ahlers' bottom is in very foul
condition, according to all accounts
and she has barnacles foot thick on
her sides. The festoons of marine
growth hang from her sides to tho
bottom of the harbor, it is claimed.
An attempt will be made to remove
some Of the sea weeds by passing a
cable under the bottom Of the vessel
and then having two tug-boats draw
the chain along in such fashion that
it may scrape off the decorations. "
On board the Alters there is re-
ported to be over 1000 tons of coal.
This is greatly in. excess OF the
amount of coal that was thought to
be On the vessel. 1t was at first
stated. that there was only about 100
tons on the ship, out this was evident.
ly a mistake or else deliberate false.
hood
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
MOILIlLI TO HAVE
BIG PLAYGROUND

A beautiful playground for The
children of Moiliil1 in commemora-
ton of the useful and eventful life OF
Mrs. NJ. s. Rice, who died in 1911, has
been given by her descendants to the
Free kindergarten Association and
work of preparing the grounds is now
under way. The playground, which
is to be known as the Mother Rice
Playground" is located on Beretania
street, 400 feet eva from the Moiliili
church
The lot comprises about two acres
and is to pc thoroughly equipped with
everything dear to the hearts Of the
children at a cost Of several thousand
dollars Monday a building permit
was taken out for the erection of a
cottage, pavilion for rainy days, doll
house and shed. In the center will be
a fountain and wire fence will sur
round the grounds Emory & Webb
is the architect and K. Matsumoto the
builder.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08

Mayor Henry W. Kiel, Republican,
was reelected mayor of st. Louis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
POLITICAL NOTES

John H. Wise, candid lite for. sheriff
on the Republican ticket, told the
crowd at School stres t playground
meeting last night that If elected he
will inforce the laws fearlessly and
see that everybody gets a square deal.
He also said that he hact lined up with
no other candidate, ref Using to make
any deal or trade, but standing on his
own merits.
Ben Hollinger, speaking at the
School street playground meeting last
night, pointed to Il Q playground
equipment and told the people that he
mad secured it for them, and that If
reelected he will contin ne to establish
and equip Fairgrounds =
Abe Louisson, candidate for delegate
at the last territorial campaign, is in
town on business and says that poll
tics is pretty lively on the Big Island.
Norman Lyman is run ming for chair
man Of the board OF supervisors anu
his principal Republican opponent is
said to be the present chairman, Sam
Kauhane The Repuh lican fight for
the sheriff's nomination is a pretty
one between William E. Keolanui and
the present incumbent, Sam K. Pua.
The crowd at the Sci DOL street play
ground meeting last night numbered
about 200, OF whom about $50 were
women, girls and boys well under vot-
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MAUI night At
HEINIE'S tavern

There will be a moonlight dinner
dance given tonight at Heinie's Ia
vern, ION the beach at Waikiki" given
in honor Of the passengers and eff
GERS of the Matson s. s, Maui.
Dinner will be served from seven
thirty to eight, for which an excellent
menu has been carefully selected.
Music and dancing will be the fea-
ture throughout the entire evening.
The summer rates are now in effect
at this popular beach resort, and those
desiring a. cool and enjoyable summer
residence should avail themselves Of
this opportunity.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
INWARD

- Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku,
Waiaiua and Williamsburg AM
$3.50 pm. ...-. = S..
- Arrive Honolulu from EVA NH and
Pearl City-t7:45 an, 1886 AM
*1f:02 am, "f:3S pm, "4:24 PM
$3.50 pm. *7:2S pm. = Il.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa and
I.eiIehua--*9si5 am, s1:52. pm,
1859 pm. II: 10 pm.
The Halefwa Limited, two.hour
train (only first-class tickets honoredl J,
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at $50
am. for Halefwa Hotel; returning
arrives in Honolulu at 1910 pm
The Limited stops only at Pearl cry
Eva Min and Waianae.
"Daily Except Sunday. SUNDAY
only. s,.ess-.' 2 s.:sz..- =, -
G. p. pENIsoN, F.Gs SMIIft,
Superintendent. q. q, ~ :,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

For yWaianae, waialua, Kahuku and
way stations-.9:15 am. 20 pm.
For pearl City, Eva. Min and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. M, t9:i5 a M
s11:3O am, *2:15 pm. 1920 pm,
1918 pm, 1880 pm. t1f:15 ph Z.
For Wahiawa and Leilehta. ! .oS
am, "2:4O pm, $500 pm. 'llsSe
pm. III 49,. = r.. ~ = =
For Leilehua-46:o9 am. 80 " ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08

Twelve men were killed and the
plant of the Peoples Gas Co., at
Brave, Is miles from Waynesburg, Pa,
was destroyed by the explosion Of a
2o-ineh gas main. 80 -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-08
Enjoy the Mountain
and Sea BreezeS at
the.Beach at Waikiki

Why stay in town when you can live
at less expense at the beach, the most
exclusive hotel in the Pacific?
Special rates are now in effect at
the Moana and Seaside Hotels. Reser.
vations may be made by applying to
the manager. Telephone 3464.-AdV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

9tidter Gador0 in Der mittlcren
&oli5eiitotion beitraite geitern Srn.
@ow. S. 9ofc bon Ger. 1902, Sidor1,
glocnuc nit 50 upo Soften, neil er
onge6li6 in ieineu 9llitomobil rid.
ihtsIoS ocfobren mar. Ger 9eltrofte
ioete, Dob er etmos idneIler ais ionit
gefobren mar Oo cr Somes @riffitb
bon gtr. SO, Noro DorfltroBc, Scr ouf
Scr Sonoper.5 Str. .9riidc bon einem
@}otorroofobrer iiberfo6ren por0en
mar, 70 iAnea ais m0glib nod oent
uMercp-Soipital" bringcn poIlte. 9ln
Der 9reu6une bon Gborlcs- uno 9ol.
timorc.StrnBe coIli0irte CT nit eiuem
2oltoutonobil, mas 81 ieiner 9eliro-
flng fiibrte. 9luBer @riffitb botte
cr feds onoere @aiiooiere in ieiner
W}oidine, bic ober ale unberIcbt Bile
ben. Ger 9iidter crfIdrte Srn Dofe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

Scr "a Sabre alte Sobn S. 8ropn
BON gtr. 500 @eitSorotogo.Stry
muroc geitcrn uon 9iidter %adarO IN
ser mittleren @oli5eiitation rnter Der
9(nI6ploigung, an9eblib oui E6omqs
Bennett BON 9lr. 765, @eit.2egine-
ton.StroBe, cinen Honbiiberfoll ge-
madt 81 bobcn, Ocn @erihtsueriab-
rem ii6erlpicicn. Bennett wuroc bon
9rown am Somitog gl6eno unermar-
tet Dor Dem S5ouic 9tr. 31S Court.
lonOsStroBc, on9cgriiien 9lui icinc
&iilierilie elite goli5iIt Nlc@uire Der.
bel ilnO ocr6aitetc 9rolun. Bennett
6otte cine tieie aopnpuuoe uno muB.
tc no6 Dem McrcD.Soipital ge6ra6t
mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
gIntiae aampfe.


3mii6en @egnern oes 9lusbebungs-
@eieses uno N1itglieoern elmer
&oiie. @iner bon ocn glnti,
Gonicriptions 2euten eetoOtet.
3wci NlitglicOer Ser @oiie her.
punOct. ~ S5m @on8en bat iib
Die Gage in Oflobomo ecbeHcrt.
SoIenbilGc. 0flo.. 5. 9(uguIt.
~ @elItc 9lbeno fom es bier 5u Sam.
pfen 5uiibcn or9onilirten @e9nern
oeS 9lusbebunes. @eiebes uno Wlit.
eIieoern elmer 4oiie. eo. gIoIod,
elmer Der glnti Gonicriptioniiten,
murOc aetootet, imO Spei @litglieOer
ocr @oiie, Sad Noi9e uno @eur1
Sobnion muroen Derlpunoet. @oiae
muroe BON Der 9anoe eepoltioni nit.
eenommen. Cine itorfe goiic bat iid
or9oniiirt, I'M i'm 81 befrcien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
9saitur Spit ipridJt.


9}o1n ni6t naturoliiirte Geutide
oeoen glnieinolngen bon 0epiicr
Scite in Sdub. Sugt, sic
Wle5r5o6l Scr 9lmerifdner 5dttcn
feiue 9lbnung5 mic Der Geltide
in oicicr fritii6cn 3eit fii6Ie.
9Soitor N}ar 9(l6crt Opib BON Scr
2ia6tiiroBcn lRc6o0iten Stride
no6nt in eincm SnterDielp Die IN
9!nicrifo wo6ncnOcn 9lcidsOcitiden
gegcn oie bon 10 piclen 9(merifoncrn
cr6o6ene 9(ni1ulOigung in SGilb,
ooB oiciel6cn ii1 ntt 6attcn notu.
roliiiren laiicn. Gr iogtc, oaB Oie
W}cbr5o6l Scr 9lncrifoncr feinc
&orItellin0 6ot, mie Der Gcitide IN
oieier fritiiden 3cit iii6lt ino mas
er iecliib 5u lei0en Bat. Sir Die
militGrpili6tigen GeutiGen ici Die
DECENTRALIZATION in eincm iremocn
2onoe wdGrenO ouS eigenc Goter-
lanO Grieg iii6rte, elmer 6o6ueu-
ilu&t gleid6eOeltenO, pcui9itenS
mdrc oieS Der Souptgrlmo gepeicn
marltm 10 oicle GeutiUe lire eritcn
Eapicrc ii6 ni6t peri6oiit 6o6en.
Sic Siriegserlldrung gInerifo's
an @eutidlon0," iogte er, utrof oieie
GeutiGcn mie ciu 9libIbIag nmO
mobte bic g}otlroliiirlng inn bieii-
aen Canoe 5u einent Sing ser lln-
m00lidfcit 9hBeroem iii6lt ser
Gcutidc iid moroliid) perpilidtet,
iein &ntcrlono in Der 9}ot9 nidt 5ii
pcrleu0ncn"
&aitor SpibS 9ls6cbunasnun-
mer wor bic critic, ndmliA 25s. 9ei
iciner dr5tlidcn llntcriu1ung IN
ucldcr er ii6rigcns ais oicniitouQlib
beilnOcn lprrOc, ga6 CT Die o6igcu
@rflGrimgcn o6 im0 ma6tc ieinc
Nnlpri6e ollt Sefrcllng bonn WtllI=
t0roienit ais oelti9er llntertbou
lino @eiiilicbcr gelteno.
Foitor SpiB fam i'm Sabre 1911
nod 9lmcrifa uno ihloirte 5uci
Sabre E6cologie i'm 9olopin GoI
lc8e in Der g}d6c BON GlepelonO,
Ohio. Gr wurOc 81 Scr @|et6oOiiten
&irc6e in Bridgeport Conn, berllien
uu0 fam lctten 9loi 6icr6cr no cr'
ooS @reoigeromt in Der Sio6titroBcu-
Stride ii6crno6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
glrnentinIcn ucrIdlnnpit.


Sonote cine enoeiiltige glote an
Ceutihlono nro Oerlangte cine
Hare g(ntmort ni ieine 8oroe.
urngen bc5iiglidJ OcS Sinteus
ocs Gompiers oGoro".
@ncnos 9GDrcs, glrgcntitien
5. gluguit. lln5uirieoen nit 0cn
llnterbouohngeu nit GcutidIono
be3iielid Ocs Sinfcns ocs areentini.
idcn Iompiers .Eoro" bat ole or-
eentiniidc &egierine oic Tistuliiou
Der Sadie nit Dem oeittIden @e'
ionOten bier abgebroden uuo bat
cine enoeiiItiac, fateeoriide 9loi
nud 9crlfn aeionot. in Der cine
Hare lnO enOgiiltiee 9lntuort ami
g(rgcntinicns 5oroeumgcn inner
bolb obIcb6arcr 3cit perIanet miro.
Die 9lntport miro in adt Sagen cr.
Dartet.
ltnteroeiien miro 0ie 9leoierimg
cntiheioen, ob sic Oiplomotiidcn gc.
5ic6lmecn nit CeutldIano abgebro-
den mcroen io0en, mcm oie 9lntiport
ans Berlin negotib loutct. Ger Wli.
niiter ocs gluspdrtigen imo Der
Ocntide @eiauote baben pd6reno Der
Icbten Gage ii6er oic 6rage oes Sim
fens Oes 0Ioro" interbanoclt. Cie
9Inhuort 0alti6lauo's bat 9lrGenii
ilieu 81 Ser glnnabmc beraulaBt, DAB
GelltihIonO willenS lei feline iueite.
rem argeniiniiheuS6iiie3 81 perienfen,
ni6t eiumal in Ger ariegs5onc.
Damn iteate es iid bcrauS oaB
GcutihIano be5iielb oes letteren
@imttes feline poaii6noige Sotisiaf-
tion 81 ee6en seipiat idien. Iaraui
folate oonu oos obenerpd6ute Gor.
ge6eu 9lrgentinien'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
&nnr NH n1it mcm hl.

III Sage mir, mt mem on IT,,
geblt, uno i'd ioge Dir, mas on biit.
Sin Observation-Disclosures lpur.
oe bcitroft, oo bate cr Tein 5ctt ipcg
r5rmi QllIide, fommcn Sie
NIT 8im Soffeiosflotih2~ Do anti
Dortet iene: nSSa &uhenl"
Sin gum Sooe Gerirrtbeiltcr
berlanete ais SentersmobI5eit eine
init actohtem Sdjinfcn bcIeaEa
Sdrippe uno 5ipei SeBeicr ga botts
man ibn lieber begnooigt,
@s lino niht immer Die ioubcr.
item @eid6fte, Die nit Scife acmahi
merocn.
~ 9ie 9cihlagnabnc Der siepfel
1T idilo an monhem Siiuoenfaq
&rcue gorte sic laQte i9al,
es iei ibr @uritGr uannte fie cine
@ons, uno 70 nur0en iie Elm @aar.
- Die fliigitcn Sauern boben sic
oidIten 2ortofteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
4nncnNIidlc lfinhrrdlcr.

Soiepb Gulotta, Elm neunjd6rigcr
anobe bon 9}r. 306 goit.Str., Souis
Aitto, - Sabre olt bon Ger. 1866
2op.Str, uno 2ouiS @otlcr, e6en,
iolIs ~ Sabre alt BON 9tr. 245 Gait.
9lOe. wurOen bonn 8oIi5eiri6ter
9opfins i'm uorooitli6en @oIi5eiee.
ribt, pegen @in6ul6s in sen 2aoen
9lr, COG @nior-StroBe, aus Oem iie
&leinigfeiten geItoblen botteu Dem
Sugeno.@eriht iibcrpieien. @oli5iit
Sobn Wiorino nabm Die &crboituug
orf Griuhen BON G6arIeS 0anneu.
ielOer Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
Niir rin 0eimnrtrdnF.

Gas BON SEQ. @iintber gebroiite
Bier lit oas bette. gieIe geurt6cilcr
BON 8icr erfIdren, Oob es irsenO ei-
mem eritfIailigen ausldnoiiden Bier
gleibfommt @erooe oos Ding fir
oen 6aniIienaebrauh. Geines Qro.
ma better @ei6mnd uno Iebr ndbr'
frdftig. Qireft bon Der grauere'
our9 Die neleltcn glaidinen abge.
iiiut, poOurb nleemeine giein6eit ee'
libert pirS. ailte 81. Nbone:
@olie 90.
(Suni18,1S.iTo.Go) (An.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
9es SuScs sidlcL


So6n @uber, Elm 6efannter Heliouro-
teur bon Observation-Disclosures, in
Scr @o6nlng ieines So6nes an
Der 6eOerol-StroBe geiiorben. =
6rou Suion Stincmon erlog in
i5rer 9Sobnlng cincm langmieri-
Gen 2eiocn.
Scrr So6n @u6er, Scr Dicle Sabre
lang cine gSirtbihoft beirieb, lid ic-
bod i'm Sabre 1904 sur 9iu6e iebte,
itnr6 geitern 9l6eno in scr 9o6ning
ieines So6neS, Srn. George Su6er,
Scr. 1913, Olt-6eOcral- -StroBe, nod
ihperem 2eiOen. Sin &re6Sleioen
am Salie madte ieinem Sc6cn Gin
@nNe. 9htBer icinem So6ne 6intcr-
lGBt Serr Suber, Scr Gin eiirigeS
Wlitglien Scr St.Sofobus.Girde mar,
cine 8oHter, 6rou N}arD @orner,
uno orci Gnfel, George GauiS unO
George s. unO @iaiom s. Su6cr.
Gr erreihtc Oos 9llter bon 70 Sab
rem. Seine @ottin Syoiepbine SIT
Der, ging i6m Dor einigen Sobrcn i'm
EoOe oorouS
Sruu Cath. 81 @}eora.
NIod 5meUGbriger &ronfbeit i6ie0
eeitern @lorgen 8rou Catherine Sc.
S'0leoro inn Sitter bon 60 So9rcn
in i6rcr @obnung, 9lr. 1876, SiiO-
8ulton-g(Denue, aus Dem 2e6en. 0ie
@eritorbene 1T Oie @tuttcr bon Srn.
Syobn =. 0'D2eoro, @rdliocnt ocs er.
item Stootrotbs8peiges. Sic puroc
in NlonfStopn SrlonO, ge6oren lmO
fam Oor SO SSobren noh 9lmerifa.
gluBer ibrem @otten, 9Strid s. 81
Wtearo itno ibrem Sobnc, Syobn 3.
N'Oiearo, binterldBt iie cincn 5wci-
ten Sobn Somcs s. S'Wleoro, TO-
mic cine Eo6ter, 6rou Gotb. @aa.
Die 9ecroi9une fiuOet oni @}ittpod
@lorgen itott. @oter Carroll q.
Smptb miro IN DER fot6. ct. Scar
tins Stride cine 9iequieni-Y}eiie fir
Oos SecIenbeil ser @erItorbenen cele-
bri6en.
9 ON ibren 2ei0en erl0it.
Ginem lonewicrieen Seioen erlog
6rou Snion S.Stincmon Oic @ottin
bon @iGiom $. S. Stincmon IN
ibrem Seim, Slr. 3O17, g8eit. gIortb
glOcnue. gluber ibreni @ottcn bin
tcrldBt Oie Gerltorbcne 8pei So6ter,
6rou glrtbur @coeiortb uno 6rau
Ri6oro 9. @icDer, iopie einen Sobn
&iaiam 9. Stinemon bon Seattle,
g8aibington.
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glnf frcicn Syn6 acIctt.

0ie fiinf 0lGnner, Die in &erbin-
0lmg nit Dem gllttonlobil- ltnfdQ, oent
an s. Suli an Der Gdc BON @onobcr-
uno Siteno- SroBe 5pei @tenidcn-
leben gum Opfer fielen ais oie @}o-
idbine gc9cn cincn Eelc9ropbcnpfeilcr
ltieB uuo unitiir5te, noren geiterl
por 9fidter @olg I'M peitIicben 0i-
itrift porgeluoen linter Der 9elbulois
9ung oes 9lttoOieblto6ls. SSp Dem
&erb6r itelltc cs iib berouS, 0oB ole
gct0otetcn M}dilner, g8illiom g(lnlil-
Ter bon 9lr. 2O22, Orleans-S StrdBe,
uno 2aprence @orlmo bon 9ir.
1924, SameS- StraBe, sic MoiNine
bon DER @de Scr SoporO- imo Soro-
toga-StroBe peggenomnen 6otten.
giuBerOcm crflGrten 0ic 9ei6ul0ig-
ten ooB iie teinc gl6ning gcbobt bdt'
ten oaB oos 9lilto geitoblen porOcn
mor. Ole Seihuloiglng gegen iie
muroe faaen geloiien oa feiu Be
mcisnoterial borlae, ooB iie an Dem
g(itooie6ito6l tbcilgenommen botten,
0ie fiinf @idnuer iinO: @eor9e Eeo-
cod, 9}r. 1t15, S9eitOitenoitroBc;
eugene @ooorid, Ger. S72, Golum-
bio. g(benue; Gogor Stad, Scr. COZ,
Scott -ShoBe; @iaiom &rescott, Scr.
710, Eonlcp StroBc, unO Bernard
0jutneiL gh, 1345, SomeS- StroBe,
Der immer nod inl ullniOeriitdts- so
ipitol" OH ieincn Serlebungen oarnie-
Der liegt.
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@citerc &crbaftungcu
Dorgenommcn.
0floDoma Gitp, Oflo., 8.
gluguit. 9elpliinete @oiiab Sic
oem gSioeritanOe 9c8en 0aS gIus.
bebunes. .@eieb Elm 3iel 81 ictcn
ideu 0er6oitcten belite oreiBig mel.
tore Gonicriptions @cgner, moourh
Oie 3obl DER @eiauseneu auf 1913 &c
brodt miro.
Gie @litglieoer ser u&orIin1
GloB Union" ocr oSoneS 6aniIv~ a..
onoerer d6nliher Grganiiotiouen
peldc iih gcpoltiom gegen oos @c.
icb auf lebneM modten i6rc Cro
5lmg, OoB tie 0en aumpi nit Den
@ertretern ser 9e6orOen aulnebmen
ipiirOen nidt eut unO Die Stoats
glutoritdten gloiben DAB Der Nc'
peglng ooS 9iiidgrot 9ebrodcn ilt-
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aoiier g9il6eIm unO aoiierin 9lu-
guita Gictorio geitcrn nod Ser
lin 5uriidgefe6rt ~ &oiier lGBt
lid bonn ann5ler umO Dom @ene.
rolitabSdef 9eridt eritotten. -
Sa5restog Der 0enfmiir0i9en
9icidstagS.Sibing bonn 4. 9(uguit
1914 bcgangcn.
&open6o0cn, g. ghtgult. -
aoiier g8il6cIm lmO aoiierin 9hi-
auita Gictoria traicn 6eute @lorgen
in Der oeiltihcn 9ieicbs6oilptitoot ein,
pie cine Gepeide aus Berlin beiogt.
Ger &oiicr nabm 9eridtc BON Dem
9fcidSfan5ler imO oen @6ef oeS @e-
nerolltnbes entgcgen.
glm SomItog muroc I'M 9lecbS-
togS-@eb6uOe Elm iniormeaer @m-
piang ge6alten aus glnloB Ocs Sab
restoees ser 6iitoriiden 9iei6stoas-
Sibung am A. g(uouit 1914, in ipel-
der &oiier @il6elm Sen 9iei6Stog
bon Sen &rie9Serfldrungen @roBbri-
tannien's lnO 6ronfrei6's in &ennt-
nib iebte.
Ser %rdiiOent 0eS 9iei6StagS eo6
6ei Dem Gmpion9 cinen fur5enllebcr-
blid iibcr Die @rrungenicboiten
GGttiblonO's lmO erfIGrtc, oaB sic
Seinoe OeS 9on0es pcrantlportlicb
ieien fiir 0os 6e6lidlogen Der 6rie-
OenS6emiiWmgen Gentidlono's. Sebt
pcrOe Geutiblopo peiterfGmpfen bis
Elm 8ricOen er5ieIt por0en iei, ser
Die Si6er6eit OeS 2onoes gorantire.
General 2ielltcnont 9oron bon
6reitog-Soring6oocn Scr G6ef oes
s-@cncrolitobes, erfl1rte oie nil
litGriibe Gage 81 9onoe un0 5ur
Gee, rnO oilBerOem ipraden beroor-
rogcnoe @crtrctcr 0eS Sonoels mO
DER SnOuitric
Ser &an5lcr 6ielt cine fur5e 9ieoe,
in pel6er cr iagte:
ugSir 9lle miiicn, mas mir poIlen.
gSir woIlen lnier @rbqut imgeibm1-
lert fiinitigen @enerotioneu iiberloi-
len. SSir poaen lnicre &inocr imO
ainoesfinoer aegen 0ie 2eioen cires
&riegcs mie ser jcbigc ibiiben. g8ir
meroen lnier 2onO ourd) einen tar
fen inO peien 6rieOen er6altetL oo.
nit sic Oeilti6c 9lolie guten, iideren
9ooen 6ebolteu mag fiir ibre &C.
iunoe mo frGitige Gntipidlung.
Tie Serren Die por mir iproc9en,
5eigten, ooB linierc aroft niht &c.
Id6mt lit; OoB unier gSiae ebcn 10
itorf it, pie CT i'm Sabre 1914 mor.
Gic idmerIten Opfer OerOiencn bic
6ohltc 9elobntng 2oBt ms Greue
i6au0ren Dem &oiier linO Dem 9lcid.
2ane le6e ooS Gaterlono, Ger &oiier
unO oas 9feibl"
Eie gor5e Seriannllng cr6ob iih
uno broh in loite SubeIrufe aus.
9lm SdIuiic Scr &eriommItng purOe
Elm Eelegromm an oen &oiier ge-
ianOt, in welhem Ser Soiinllng fir
ciuen e6renuoIlen 5rieOen glusOrld
gege6en murOe.