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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
BONDB|DSARE
OPENED TODAY
'LCCIUS E. PINhHAM.

simultaneously today in Honolulu
and New York, bids were ready to he
opened for the 1917 four per cent
bond issue of the territory OF Ha-
vail, which totals approximately ST.
100000. Up to noon no word had been
received by the governor from Treas
urcr C. J. Mccarthy in New York as
10 how bids went there, but locally
two proposals we're made.
The Bank Of Hawaii offered to pur'
chase 100000 worth OF the bonds at
9S.O3, while Bishop & Co. bid for
$4,000 worth at SO. The bids were
opened here at 10 o'clock, and ready
to be opened at o'clock in New
York, time being allowed for five
hours difference between the two
places.
The United States treasury has au-
thOrized the statement that these
bonds, until further notice, will be
accepted as security for deposits Of
government funds in connection with
the liberty loan at market value, but
not exceeding their par value The
bonds are exempt from taxation in the
territory, by law, and are also exempt
from taxation under the federal in
come law. and from taxation by any
state in the Union.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
JAPANESE WOMAN is
ADDED TOY. w. STAFF

Mrs. Kishimoto, former resident Of
Honolulu and aunt of H. Kishi, we'll
known merchant, has arrived from
Japan, to become a member Of the
staff OF secretaries Of the Young
Women's Christian Association. Mrs.
KishimOto will take up work among
incoming young Japanese girls.
Her work will be directed by a COM
mittee made up of American and Jap
anese women and will for the present
consist in visiting the young girls who
come to Honolulu as brides, ignorant
of customs and maLner of living here,
of foods, ETC., and in meeting the T.
K. X. boats arriving from Japan and
looking after the young girls en- route
to the United States who spend a day
on the island
Some 1900 brides have arrived at
this port in the last five years and
most of them neeu an older woman
friend of their own nationality.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
q BRIDGES ON
OAHU IN NEED
OF REPAIRING

That $14,25O must be expended i'm
mediately for the reconstruction of
three county bridges on this island,
and that at least % other bridges are
il need of repairs which will cost in
the neighborhood of $325O, is the sum-
mary of a report submitted to the
board of supervisors Tuesday night
by Fred Ohrt, acting city and county
engineer.
At least II bridges must be partial
w reconstructed or repaired at consid-
cradle expense, says the report. Those
recurring immediate reconstruction
are Kahuku, $3.50; Waikakalaua,
$4,000. and Laie-wai, $4,000. There are
also two bridges at Haleiwa and an
other at Kahana that should be given
immediate attention, says the acting
engineer
OF the 1O7 bridges on this island,
Engineer Ohrt finds that % are in
l. d of repairs. In some instances
only minor repairs are necessary, but
in other partial reconstruction is need
&c to make them safe, the report
points out twenty-five of these
ridges should be repaired at once,
adds the report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
A BOYS PIG CLUB.

A number of boys in pig club work
in Beauregard Parish, Louisiana, have
organized themselves and perfected a
plan whereby each member is respon,
sible to the other members of the club
for the proper care of his pig and for
growing the necessary fOOdstufts. Il
any member of the club becomes neg
Iectful the club organization will take
charge Of the pig.
A local bank has provided each
member with sufficient funds With
which to purchase gilt, and the club
will purchase a boar. A local farmer
H. NJ. Wore, who is largely responsible
for the club plans, serves as club
leader and adviser He has donated
to the club the use Of a small building
on his farm, which he will fit up as
clubhouse, and several acres of ground
are being converted into an athletic
field.
Each pib club member has been pro,
vided with the pib club reading course
of the Junior Extension Division OF
the Louisiana State University.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
NEW TEACHERS ARE
STAYING AT YOUNG

Five teachers who arrived on the
Maui yesterday have registered at the
Alexander Young hotel. They are
Laucetta |. Swift Of Latrobe. CAL;
Lillian Dana of Nipomo, Cal; Bernice
M. Jones Of Santa Marie, and Maudr
E. Cheua of San Luis Obispo, Cal
Miss Eta H. Lee, teacher from
Wafmea. Kauai, has also returned
from the mainland
Other guests at the Alexande!
Young are W. O. Stevens of Pacific
Grove, CAL; E. Rice of Los Angeles;
A. H. Muggley of New York. J. A.
Buck of San Francisco, Mrs. L. P.
Kahlbaun of Waimea, Kauai, and Mrs.
c. R. Plough of Chicago.
L. E Sterns and Sol Israel. sales.
men representing San Francisco firms,
are here on business
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
POLICE USE REVOLVERS
IN EXCITING CHASE 10
RECOVER STOLEN AUTO

Stolen from Richards street while
the owner was attending a prayer
meeting at the Central Union church
last night automobile no. l4>N, the
property of J. T. Warren Of the HO-
nolulu Photo Supply Co., was recover
ed by the police about two hours
later following a thrilling chase after
three soldiers in possession Of the
car.
When he missed his car after leav.
ing the church, Mr. Warren notified
the police, who Immediately set out
to capture the thieves A japanese
chauffeur who had driven up to Rich
ards street about 10 minutes before
the reported theft, said that he had
seen no car there when he came up,
80 it was judged that the car was
stolen some time before o'clock.
Detective Sergeant John r. kellett
left the police station for the Puunui
district, others went out toward Wal
alae. Officers w. B. Ferry and James
Stupplebeen, riding in a hired car driv'
en- by H. H. Akana, went out toward
Schofield
Near Red Hill the police car saw
Mr.. Warren's Hudson six come tear
ing toward town along the Moanalua
road They gave chase, and although
they fired their guns in warning, the
men driving the stolen car did not
stop until they had been chased over
the Moanalua bridge.
The police car drawing alongside
of the stolen machine, the police Of
ficers literally pOked their guns into
the faces of the men in the other
car before they would stop. They
we're then told to get out of the ma
chine and were taken to >the police
station. Mr.. Warren's car was unin-
jured.
Three soldiers charged with the
theft of J. T. Warren's automobile
pleaded guilty in police court this
morning Their cases were reserved
to circuit court and bond fixed for
each defendant in the sum of $3.50.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
Best Medium for Placing Matter
Before Public. Says Letter
From Governor Pinkham

Recognizing the centra! registration
board Tor military draft. Vi Which
Francis }. Green is chairman, as the
Most available. complete and como
mical means Of placing the next al
lotment OF liberty bonds before the
public, Gov. Pinkham today requested
this organization TO take up this work
Immediately, Tie governors let'et
is as follows:
august 81, 1917.
"FranCis J. Green, Esd,
chairman District BOard Of EA.
emptiOn,
Honolulu, T. II.
Dear Sir:
Il am in receipt Of request from
the treasury department Of the Init,
ed States OF America desiring ME TO
cooperate in encouraging the Opular
subscriptions to the coming liberty
loan
Il believe your registration organi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
WHY NOT GET ALL
THAT'S DUE YOU

when you buy an ukulele as we'll as
4 other times?
If you buy your ukulCle from Ernest
Kaai you'll be entitled to a complete
course Of lessons free. with any in
strument you choose. from $3.50 up.
We also have a special Introductory
cffe~ price TO- I course of lessons to
these already having Instruments
AM !. on are interested in learning
the s'"rI-RUitar. w have an unusual
offer to make you, too. Cal at 1926
Union street, or Phone POPS if you
desire further information.-Ad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
GOVERNOR APPROVES NEW
PILES FOR KUHI0 WHARF

Gov. Pinkham has written a letter
to the harbor board approving of tho
expenditure of $4,000 or as much of it
as needed to replace new piles in
Kuhio wharf where the present Ohia
piles have become dangerously de-
cayed. Owing to the fact that the
exact nature Of the repair work can
not be ascertained until a beginning
has been made the harbOr board was
unable to draw up plans and specii-
cations for a contract bid and the
approval Of the governor had TO be
secured for doing the work by day
labor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
DIED..

MOL1NA-ln Honolulu August %,
1917, Mrs. Jose Molina, of kahuku,
a native of Porto Rico, +3 years OLD.
KEAkA-In Honolulu, August %,
1917, Keone keaka, of kellett lane,
off Liliha street, married, stevedore,
a native CT Lihue, Kauai, 20 years, 5
months and days old.
kAULILI-In Honolulu, August 2S,
1917, Mrs. Louisa kaulili, of 1920
kalani street, kalihi. a native OF
this city, 48 years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
DR.. CASE is READY TO
GIVE FARMS CATTLE
CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH

1t was just 80 days today since the
T. F. Farm dairy herd was moved
from the anthrax infected grounds in
Moiliili to the isolated district on the
beach, and DR.. l.. N. Case is ready,
it is said, to give the animals a clean
bill of health, Not a single death
from anthrax has occurred since the
animals have been removed from the
dairy grounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
CAPT. H. G. MERRIAM IS
NAMED FOR PROMOTION

Capt. Henry c. Merriam, chief Of
staff. Hawaiian department, was nom
mated for rank of major on August
6, according to word just received
here. The promotion would date from
July "a. 1t is expected that news of
the confirmation will he received in a
few days
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
Registration BOARD IS ASKED TO
BOOST FOR SECOND LIBERTY LOAN

zation is the most available. com slete
and economical means Of placing the
matter before the individual puohc
and therefore request YOU 10 al once
place its activities in motion and 10
take charge OF the work.
Respectfully,
'LUCIUS E. PlNhHAM.
Governor OF HaW ali -
/ regard this as the best possible
method OF handling the neAt dlstrloI-
ton OF bonds" said the SOVernO: IN
commenting on the appointment.
Chairman Green stated that he Will
take up the new work at once lie
makes il clear that the purpose Of
tue board will be to assume genera!
SUI ervislon Of the placing OF the
bonds. discriminating Information to
the pubuc regarding the bonds and
systematizing local work.
The board will not have chars"
OF the financial part Of the work, SAID
MIR. Green. This OF course will W
with the local banks which have al.
ready carried through one allotment
SO successfully. We Will deal with tie
reop!e who are expected 70 by
bonds
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
VITAL STATISTICS
BORN.

BOYD-In Honolulu, August &c, 1917,
% Mr.. and Mrs. Cleghorn Hilo Boyd,
Of Pehu avenue, Kainuki, q daugh.
ter-Irene Maluleiliokalani
CORTE-In Honolulu, August 26, 1917,
to Mr.. and Mrs. August da Co-te, Of
kanaloa street. MoiliiIi a daughter
- Hazel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

To celebrate tn" anniversary Of
the birth of Robert Morris. founder
of the Order Of Eastern Star, mem
bers of the Eastern Star, Lei Aloha,
and harmony chapters will meet to-
morrow night in the Masonic temple.
All visiting members Of the order
have been invited
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
DAILY REMINDERS

St. Louis College will open Tuesday,
Sept. ADV.
Wanted two more passengers for
rotor party around island, 81 eaCI.
Lewis Garage, phChe 2141,-Adv.
For Distilled Water, Hires FOOT
Beer and all other Popular Dr. nks
trr the Cc1. Soda Water Works Co
ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

Have your fortune told at the big
delicatessen sale to be held on Sept
8. 1917, corner 8eretana and Fort
streets, for the benefit Of the Red
Cross.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
BOY SCOUT NOTES

There was quite a lot Of entertain
mCnt between the movie acts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

1t seems that Mr. Hayward liked
the camp all around. AS he ex-
pressed himself, The drilling was a
cracker and | think MIR. Crane de-.
serves credit for the drum corps and
the camp was in a good location and
we'll laid out"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

The scores for signaling are az
follows Troop II, first; Troop '. sec
ond; Troop VII, third; Troop |,
fourth
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

Troop VIII is now having Two reg.
ular meetings a week on Tuesday and
Friday
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

HONOLULU LODGE NO. I,
vooERN ORDER OF PHOENIX
WIN meet at their home, corner OF
Beretania and Fort streets, ever!
Thursday evening, at 1880 O'CLOCK
]. w. ASCH, Leader.
FRANK MURRAY, Secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
NOTICE: SCOUTS
ATTENTION.

There will BE no hus ness
meeting o: Troop V this u"rE
nor until further notice
BY order OF
EDGAR : BARRY,
SCOutmaster.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

Those who did Red Cross work and
attracted much attention. were: Rich
ard Simonton. Troop |; George Hob
ron, Troop V; Walker Matheson.
Troop ", and Cyril McTighe, Troop
Y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

The Roy Scouts OF Honolulu re-
turned in fine trim from their camp
at Walalua, but as most Of the troops
are not holding meetings, letters from
the sCribes are few and far between.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

All the scouts who went up to the
Waialua sugar mill on Wednesday
during the camp felt rather sweet in
side as they came out after the visit
to the mill, eating a handful of sugar.
Everyone enjoyed the visit and three
cheers were given to Mr.. Goodale, who
let us go through the mill and who
gave US our camping grounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

Last night when some friends drop
ped in at meeting of Troop VII, they
found the Scouts eating ice cream
and cake, by way Of celebrating their
records made at Waialua for the Dun.
ing and an interested crowd, as each
step was gone over, from Kim's game
to the first aid work
The Scouts sang two Of their new
songs, thereby doing a good turn" to
several listeners. This reminds us
that the troop feels especially CRATE
full for the use of a baby" organ at
Waialua, which gave pleasure to ALL
The Hawaiian Board were the donors.
The following is the list Of visitors
at the Boy Scout camp at Waialua;
Mrs. James A. Rath, Elizabeth Rath
Dr. Burnham, Aletha Kinney, Mrs
Clifford King Kimball, Richard King
Kimball, Mrs. J. P. Bourne, Rev
Peters and wife, Mrs. W. A. Kinney,
Katherine Kinney, Willard Kinney.
Mrs. F. N. Petersen, L. NJ. Wright,
Peggy Wilder, Kealoha Warehouse,
Helen A. Warehouse, Mrs. William
Sackwitz. Gail Sackwitz, Harry B.
Cooper, Mrs. H. B. Cooper, Elizabeth
Cooper, Frances Forbes, Mrs. w. s..
Warren, Mrs. George C. Potter, Gerrit
P. Wilder, John Guild, Mrs. ]. NJ. Mac
conel, George Denison, Dudley Smith
Robert Wall, Miss Alice Sharp, Mar
garet Sharp, Sheriff Rose, Dit Whar
ton, Mrs c. A. Johnston, R. w. Holt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

The Boy Scouts did not only have
a lot of surprises among themselves
but they sure did have big surprise
on Friday night when a whole case
of fireworks arrived by the o'clock
train.
After mess when the sun had set
and it wc3 dark enough each scout
was given a number of sparklers and
for a while the camp sparkled merrily.
Then came the best part when sky
rockets, pin wheels and fountains Of
fire and many other interesting fire.
works were set off.
The boys owe Mr.. John Guild a
word of thinks for this treat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

1rupps. BET Gsfansenen, BE n,tHutsr'
broGtn babsr esfHbrt iperben. untt'
ibntn jpislsn BE Mumdnsn cine sersn'
ae RoIIe &tdtt tbYer fdrrdrjer
!1ammi.nmiibsn tuuHsn nun tn &C.
ipaItiger 3abl bic grouen pel3miiter
Der Runen auf. Gs finb faft lautes
bIutiunss Huri4en, bic sinsebra4'
iperbea. sic iinb aiifgsbcten. nm nun.
Sa yfumdnien am 8oben Iisst. ber
bebrobten lint.n Jliisst ber ruGifGsu
Jront unb Den 3usans sur UlOIbau
sesen unieren 9ormarfdf ~ bsdtn'
Bsrabs bic Gage bss Weibno9tsfe'
ites brinsen bisfs 1ruppen bes 3artu
n5rbli3 bss gu,auflufies init ben
llnIsrsn in Giibluus. Nafbem Der
Simmsl ipodxnlana bon NtbeliHleis
srn unb giesenpOltsn psrbdnst mar,
bat ssrabe beute bellies unb fonnisss
Wettsr eingefebt, bds pie eine Usr'
beibung lsuGtet. 9iber unIere tGm'
pfenben Hriibsr fpiiren nidts bobon,
bab ben Ulenl&en elm @ohlssfallen
jsin foil. Gis Isiben unb blnten unn
fieaen ipeiter, bic ferne 5eimatb be-
f1uberb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
&riessweibuad 1916 i'm
Citca.

Sm Raraioptasab 25. Ts.
5ember 1916. @eibnadtlia In bds
peibe S4neetleib sebiilt, lassn br,
8eers. uno 5bdler bic iueitsn soii1tl,
lanbidaften unisres Uronitbsilss. -
S4nseiiberflimmert fiibrte bic Rara'
ioipta ibrs DaFsr oem Suieitr sntss'
gen, unb auf ben bur6 bic Nadtf-olt:
eiiisfalisn Straben Sog.n fpieber eiu,
mai, Don aolonnen unb Reitera ees
trasen. bic 5annsnbGum9.n burG
bas aanb. Wsite Reiisn baben pisI.
unisrer Wsibna4tsbdum9sn ma4sp
miiHen. aber bas binbert. ni4t, iis Su
beidaffen unb beranSuirasen. Nii
SannentrdnSsn unD sriiHen Heiiern
iinb iiberaI bic Quartiers feitlitl gee
fdmiidt worbsn. unb bis IN bic
S9iibensrdben ipanberten bic tleinsu
gdume. bic bsm Gbriftfeft fir re
brittle ariesspeibnadt Glans NIB
Sdonbeii se6en iOllttn.-- Mit id)ra,
lem GoIbs unb Silberflitter, nit
ielbitseihnittenem papisriamut fa5
i9 bic Habslbdum9en in ben Grabsn'
nii6en nebsu MafhineRsepebren nnb
Muuiiioustiften itsben. alsine acr.
Sen bier unb ba Elm paar flimmerube
Astten uHb ettpas 0lasi9mud SrDii4sn
ben 3psisen, 10 Itanoeu bic gbriftsuns
nsu, unb Der 5au4 unisrss beIiffss
fen Jejtes webts DOR ibnen Ier turd
bic Graben bin. 9ief untsn IN BIN
Sdd9ten unb StolIsneingdngsn Der
fab id ibr sriinfillss
aeudten Sipif4en ben fslbgrauen
S0bnen ber Gront, bic bds tpieDerges
tommene ,Griebens unb 2iebssfeff. nit
Der Waffs in Der Sanb Dor bem JeiHbe
itebenb. In eeiteiesrier WoHTamtsit
Dsrbringeu fonisn. GieIs iti1s GeSsHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

Gruablt beute btr NabiissSiae
Sniinth Nen's 0nb.

Ter 0abiionpille @uiiueb Wen's
Club nirS bcnte slbenb feine Wenniten
criribIen lno in gerbinoung NIT Der
AtobI finbet ein seieIliges geiianlnieil.
iein itntt, Su ipeIdem aud Die gertre.
terinIlcn 6cs id)oneren @eidAetts elm.
gciooen Iuorben iinb.
Giir bic Wnbl iino spei Tidets I'm
Ieloc iirb bic sinnSio1fen iiiib:
9lofbes lidct: Vrdiihent, I. G. gic.
blnfcn; giScpr1lioent, Hep. s. VI.
9lafe: Sd)osmeiiter, y. g. aIein:
Sctref1r, siobert o. 1iobal; Direft9.
rem: 1uoib Speuee, Burton Is. gan-
fe,. Geo. Snebner. Or. q. 9. Seigb-
rer un6 8. Q. Qoring.
9Iaues lidet: grcfi6ent, ". 3.
grrrn; 8i5epr1fiocnf, VI. u. SiG !:
Sdubmeiiter, VI. u. adtin; gefre.
tdr, Stapart 9cpiS; Tireftoren: Ia.
nib csperce Z. g. WsuaaIp. Geo.
groiiart, globert goiie uno CT. 6. IL
Wlet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Sic 8.rlesenbeit bes Yrdii'
D(uteH.

Wie bic Ha9ri4ten aus Waibins.
ton lauteu, mar Der prdiibsnt D0lis
beftiirSt, aIs bic Rote aus Seuti9laEr
eintraI, Ipelhe ibn in aenniniB ieBte
oaB ss Die 9spdher UNI bic feinoli'
4sn 9dnbsr fir gsiperrt ertldre UNI
ale S6ifis, bic bort betroHen tperben,
Der @efabr Der 9erisutuug aussei'si
Iino.
Die gsitiirSuns tonnte ni4t bacon
berriibren, bab Der prGiioent fit in
stns Gage OerieBt iiebt, Dslae ibw tel'
nen anOeren 2lustpes als cine ariess'
ertlGruns bietet, benn cine iol9e mare
ni6t 3u peranttporten. Gs 1T aud
ni9t beu,bar, bab Der aonsreb fir
cine iOI4s gu baben fein pirb. ou
ni9ts oprliegt, mas bic Re4ts, bic Gbrs
unD bic Sntsrsfen unferer Tatiou In
iolaem Wiabe beriibrt, baB Elm &ries
unabdnoerli9 ssboten ipGre. Seutfts
lamb bsbrobt ni6t unfere Si9erbei..
benn bas Gebist ,ipsldes es ubiperri.
lieat 5000 Weilen nett eNtfern. bon
uns. @s sreift ni4t in uniers 5os
beitsrehte Elm unb IS unierbinbet nidt
unieren neutraleu 9anbel. Der prG.
Itbent 1T bamit unfdbis, bem aongreb
einen trttieen Grunb fiji cine ariesss
ertldruns anSuseben. gr lam iib uur
oarauf berufen, bab er OeutI9ldnD
Dor ben Solgen setpdrnt babe. penn es
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bort einsn ungebiuberten 5au66cots
trieg fiibrt. 4llein aud bamit lam
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MAIDEN, ba England fi1 uueHbIid
i9perer segeu bic Der. Gtaaten pers
sangen bat uub not Dsrsebt. OR iptro
ni1t ertIdreu t0nnsn, parum bebeus
tsnb gr0bere Gingriffs in Die Re6..
Der Der. Staaten bur6 England I'M.
seabnbet bleiben follen, bebeutenb ses
rtnsepe ginsriffe Deutfdlaubs bur4
sinen arieg gefiibni iperben mHbten.
Sm lebrigen 1T ia biefe 5rase iton
friiber I'M Rongreb er0rtert iporbsn.
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Detteres gu Derfenteu. Ddrauf fpurbe
ibm bic @nttport ertbeili. bab ioipeit
es ameritaHf&e BiTger betreffe. fit.
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p,ar Maier. BON 9ic. Sis giodonIe
glpennc, Der, ipic beridltet. porgcitern
GoparS ssotnion auf ct. gernorb on
Der sienbin9 Moao uno Siduian Ctr.
nit ieinem automobiI iiberfubr iino
i6otcte, bdtte iitb seiiern pegen loot.
;tIaas Dor siidlter Gor su pernutipor.
.et Der bic WerbaHoIung aif ben 7.
,5ebrrar nnbcrGinnte unb wsaier'S
,Siirsid,cft oiif $1,000 feItiette.
Georee 9arflep, Don 80. 1910
iSreeinnn Mpcnile, Der rOrgcItern icipe
btiIere &dIite xseoIa batte perbaiteu
Iniiell, neil er iie aHeebli6 NIT oenl
ebernaIigen Gfarboaroer 5ames Eiin.
can errrilft hattie, ipiirte geitert I'M
@erldt en- meni@lid,es MiIhren uHb
fobntc iih NIT ibr ipieber aus, IobdC
Ser JoG uicbergci&Iaeen ipur6e.
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Der bisftss .1imss gtar'
IprI&t bon elmer srHitliden ysrife.
Morin beitsbt iiea Sis fpn tarin be.
iteben. bab bic Der. Staaten ee3pun.
gen lperben ioaen, auf ibre Rsdis su
Der3i1tsn. Wsnn es bardnf antommt,
70 iisssn Blpausis NAL 70 tiele 0riinbe
Dor, gnslanb ben Rrieg gu ertldrsn.
als Deutidlanb. DeutIdlanb uaters
binbet ni4t ben neutralen Sanbel.
bopeottst niht ameritunii1e Girmeu.
iibt teine 9obeitsre4te auf Der. Staas
ten 8oben aus. Deutfhlaub perlanst
bon ameritaniIdeu @erienbern teiaei
auspeis, tpel4s Waaren gu perfdiden
unb an men. Wenn bieie beih;i:nsns
ben @etpaltatte Guslanbs teins artis
berporrufen, fparum fou bas 0prses
ben DeutiaIanbs cine iolde ariis bes
ipirtenP
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Die &riessbeber forberr
ben prGiibenten auf, ale militGri,der
ardfte Der Ser. Staaten an bic Jrei.
belt Der Mssre gu tpenpen. Dieter Sc
bante tommt merfipurbig fpdt. Dis
bic Gnslanoer bic Nprbies fpsrricn
batten bieie Worbspatrioteu tein Wor;
gu iasen. sic fdpisgen, aIs gnslanr
unierem 2anbe ben Sanbel nit neu'
tralen Ratipneu unteriaste. sic riibrs
ten feline 2ippe, aIs gnslano baans
freis Wdare ols 8annpaare bebdra
bette. Sic Dffnstsn iosar nitt eir=
nal ben Wtuno, ais England bic ame'
ritaniiGe poit beraubte. Hadoem iie
in FOLDER Deiie ensliids &amesl:
bsim DubeuO geidludt babeu. poQen
lie bsuti9e Miden Ieiben. Oas bee
ipsiit bod tsine ameritanii4e, ipnoerlI
lsbisli9 probritiI6e @tiinnung.