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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

pany NJ, 25th Infantry at that post.
Pvt. Harry II. Carpenter, Company
D. 3rd Engineers, Fort Shafter, to
the Supply Company, End Infantry, at
that post.
Pvt Coleman Turner, Headquarters
Troop, 4th Cavalry, is detailed as at
tendant to accompany the authorized
mounts Of Maj Walter c. Short, 18th
Cavalry, and will proceed on the trans
port Dix, scheduled to sail from this
port on or about January 20, 1917, to
Seattle, Wash, thence to Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
Pvt. Joe Deacon, Headquarters CON-
pany, 1st Field Artillery, is detailed
as attendant to accompany the author
ICED mounts Of list Lieut. John E.
Hatch, Field Artillery, and will pro-
coed on, the transport Dix, scheduled
to sail from this port on or about
January 20, 1917, to Seattle, Washing
ton, thence to West Point, New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
ST. LOUIS MAKES GOOD
RECORD IN SPEED TEST

Twsaty-one knots an hour. was the
creditable speed developed by tho
cruiser st. Louis on her test run last
Friday, according to Lieut.. r. L.
Slower, chief engineer. The engines
developed 22,400 horsepower in the II
hour period. 80 -
Much credit is due the engineer
force, whose men we're responsible for
the showing made by the old boat and
who worked watch by watch instead
of one In three as they would have
done had there been the full compile
ment Of men. IL -.-.... ..r.vs S
As the st. Louis Is in reserve she
IL not required to 60 on runs Of this
kind, but this test was made through
special permission OF the navy de-
partment at the. request Of Lieut.
Comdr. v. 8. Houston. The vessel
has been off drydock for several
months. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
ACID ST0MACHS /.
ARE DANGEROUS
Common Sense Advice BY . DlstIn
aulshed Specialist.

Acid" stomachs are dangerous be-
cause acid irritates and inflames the
delicate lining of the stomach, thus
hindering and preventing the proper
action OF the stomach, and leading to
probably nine-tenths Of the cases OF
stomach trouble from which people
suffer. Ordinary medicines and me-
dicinal treatments are useless In such
cases, for they leave the source Of
the trouble, the acid in the stomach,
as dangerous as ever. The acid must
be neutralized and its formation pre-
vented, and the best thing for this
purpose IL q teaspoonful Of bisurated
magnesia. simple antacid. taken In q
little warm or cold water after eating,
which not only neutraliEes the acid.
but also prevents the fermentation
from which acidity IL developed.
Foods which ordinarily cause dis.
tress may be eaten with IMMUNITY
II the meal il followed with q little
bisurated magnesia. which can be OBJ
tanned from any druggist and should
always be kept handy. For sale by
Benson. Smith & Co, Chambers Drug
Co. and HOLSTER Drug Co.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

ARMY &NAN
New YORK REGIMENT OUTSIRONG
AGAINST PRESENT GUARD SYSTEM

men similar to the Canadian North
west Mounted Police. Whether II is
strictly military or not. the fact re-
mains that the foundation of the Ma
tional Guard r. built upon social and
good-fellowship ideas. which lead men
to join and to ask their friends to
join. At the present time, when the
Guard Is mustered out, its members
will not only not ask their friends to
join. to meet the ever-present neces-
sity Of recruiting, but they will per.
suade them not to. and practically
none will reenHst themselves.
"All this may be a good thing for
the country I'm bringing us more quict'
ly 10 the, only really sensible state OF
preparedness - universal training -
when We see our National Guard dis
banded because OF inability to recruit,
and the entire reliance Of the nation
placed upon an undermined navy
and an understood army that cannot
ever recruit up to it's very small au-
thorized strength. We Of the Seventh
felt that the military pay bill and the
liberalization scheme were great mis-
takes. The rank and file Of the Ma.
tional Guard throughout the country
had no voice in the matter. A few
state officers Of high rank, influential
at Washington, turned the trick, and
before the bill became a. law the
Guard became victims of its provis-
ions, as q result of the unexpected
mobilization. Men will not allow
themselves to be penalized for their
patriotism more than once, and. the
spirit Of Let George do it," the ex-
elusive property of the public, will
prevail also In their conduct in, the
future. Then universal service will
come.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

r. YoIcing the opinion OF one OF the
most prominent National Guard or
ganiZations-the 9TH Regiment OF New
York-the Seventh Regiment Gazette
I'm recent issue comes out in q
striking manner against the National
Guard system as II stands today. The
regiment recently returned from the
border.
There is no question" says the Ga
zette. but that II the present legisla-
don stands as II Is today, It will take
four years before the National Guard
will be so reduced In numbers that it
will be disbanded. This Is q broad
and sweeping statement, but the only
conclusion that can be drawn from
the facts.
Almost without exception" con-
tinues the Gazette, every man In the
Guard today, when his period Of en-
listment Is up, Is through for all time.
This IL true In all classes of organiza-
tons and In all states. Unless some
provision Is made 20 the effect that
the National Guard cannot be called
out by the President into the active
service OF the United States for a pc
Rod longer than so days unless state
of war exists. which will act as .
guarantee to the men who take their
oaths Of enlistment In good faith, with
the understanding that they would
only be used In such service In case
OF o real national emergency, the Ma
tional Guard Ia doomed.
Under the Hay bill the organized
militia may now be modified whether
there Is national emergency or not,
and the mems patriotism taken adj
vantage OF at the expense of their
business careers, simply to perform
duty properly the job Of tody Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

The following promotions. subject
to future examinations, are an
nounced:
Second Lieut.. Fred Ohrt, Corps Of
Engineers, to be first lieutenant, with
rank from date Of January 90; End
Lieut.. Edward b. Jackson. LIST Regi-
ment, Hawaiian Infantry, to be first
lieutenant, from January 20.
Sgt. NJ. ". Webb. LIST Separate Com
pany Of Engineers, has been honor
ably discharged to accept a commits
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
ARMY oRDERs

The following transfers Of enlisted
men are ordered: 81. ~
Pvt. LIST Class Clarence Bennett
Company d, 32nd Infantry, as private
to Company d, End Infantry, Fort
Shafter. -.
Pvt Paul NJ. jackson, Company d.
End Infantry, to Company D, 32nd In
fantry, Schofield Barracks.
Pvt. william H. Wilcox, Company
X, 32nd Infantry, Schofield Barracks,
to the Quartermaster Corps at that
post =-ss -, ..-- -.
Pvt. Eugene A. Dorsey, Quartermas-
ter Corps, Schofield Barracks, to Com.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
GUARD OFFICER URGES i
MEN OUT ON THURSDAY

., Capt. L. NJ. Judd. commanding the
machine gun company Of the guard,
has sent out printed circulars to his
men urging them to be ready for IN.
spection next Thursday afternoon in
the armory. Men who still need at.
tention to their equipment are to make
this known to the commander by this
afternoon. z-N. a.. S.. !.
This company has been keeping up
well In attendance since It was first
organized and at the last drill on
Thursday afternoon had only five men
absent without excuse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
SGT. GUSTAV KLEIN is
Welded TO MISS YARN0

Sgt. Gustav Klein and Miss lone
Yarno were married on Friday even
ing at the Catholic cathedral, Rev. Fa-
ter Maximin officiating. Following
the wedding ceremony the party mo-
tored around the island. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Edwards and W. s.
Mcclure. Both young people are well
and popularity known. Klein Is in the
department.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN COMING

Gable adyices received this morn
ing from Nagasaki at the office of the
quartermaster state that the transport
Sheridan left that port for Honolulu
on January 81. She should arrive
here about February 4, as scheduled.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

The Italian government is in the
market for 100000 75-miliimetre
shrapnel. The shells are to be COM
plete, except for loading. The order
will involve between $4U,GDa, 900 aid
$50. ()()O. ,,Il) D.. ~ !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
DANCING CLASSES

Adult Beginners. Jan. Is, 1880 p. m.
New Dance Club. Jan. %, 500 p. m.
Children ........ Jan. 20, 1880 q. m.
Madame Lester, Honolulu's leading
teacher. ]. o. o. r. hall. III
Telephone 1852, Res. Phone 1875.
Office hours, q. m. to 10 p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

; Samuel II. Austin Of Philadelphia,
we'll known tobacco manufacturer. is
dead
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eye Remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22

MRNL l. SHERMAN cello IN, and can be purchased in
Smith
stores; Doctors prescription not FrutOa is fruit
particles much suffering dschang accumulated
and weakened, rundown
Pnus
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-22
Sudden Attack Brought
Threat of Operation
Sent Cor . Bottle Of FruitoIa and
Was Quickly Relieved Of Gail
Stone Trouble.

After doctoring with several differ.
ent doctors and getting no relief. Mr.,
T. Il Sherman, II Croker Ave, John
son City, n. Y. says he was taken
very suddenly one night with severe
pains and on calling the doctor was
told he had gall stones and that an
operation was necessary. Mr.. Sher.
man writes" / had heard Of Fruitola
so sent for a bottle and took 1t.
was relieved Of a large quantity Of
gall stones, and continued the treat
ment. Now l am quite well. and have
regained over forty pounds lost
weight" -
Fruitola and Traxo are compound
ed from the original Edsall formulas
at the. Pinus laboratories in Month
rollo$ m and ean no nnroha aod in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17

S. 8. 8romn, 8. gice-Graiioentin
Iran 8. g. Miaer, Shatmeiiterin
5rau &. G.. Campbell, forrelponbie=
renbe Sefretarin; 5rall @. @.
9amilton, reforoierenbe Sefretarin.
- Die San Intonio Glfs 2ugc
moft g%eipaltige Mnltrengungert, I'm
Die n6dite groBe glfs NationaLa on-
pentiom oie int Sabre 1918 abge-
baIten miro, nab nnierer Staht 81
bringen, man iagt, baB Die 3abI
Ser geilnebmer an oieien aonpell-
tionen iih I'M Dur6ihnitt aui TO-
900 Yerlonen beldltft.
= Ser ieinc uGoI Sar" nidt be-
5a6lt, fanit bei feiner @abl in bic
fem Sabr itimmen.
- Staot Ml1ipalt Gillette bat
Sen Grltpurf fir bas Gipiloienit-
ENHANCEMENT, ueldes DEM itaoti=
lden Charter atgefiigt meroen ioll,
beenoet uro miro oenfelbei1
in Der llad)lten 3eit Der Sta0tper-
maltung uno Dem bon oieier err
nannten aomite 5ur gegutahtllng
unterbreiten. Cine nid)tige Sra
&c, namlib Die, u@ie lange fol-
len bic inter Dem Ginilolenit Sc
Iet ongeitellten itdotiideil geamter
i'm Mnte blei6en2" lit nod often ge=
Iaiien llno miro ieoenfaGs Don
&on1miiiion uno Dem aomite enff.
ihieoen meroeft.
Gin quafidl6eritOer anrpfMI6er
llamens gonitattin Apergbis lit me-
gen u~nbenlgter Insiibaina ser drat=
lihen Yraris BON Der Griminalab=
tetlnng bes Gon1tp @erihts 81
elmer @eIoitrdfe noit $500 beroo1l
l1ert fpor0em.
9ienltdg nad)mittag gegen orei
a1br itarb in ibrem Snuie an Scr
StraBe, 5rau 2ottie Miin5erl-
Die geritorbene mar cine
god)ter oes befanrten Shnlmannes
gunielt, Der ieiner5eit oas Jreilhul-
melen I'M Stante SQinois einrid)tete
uno cine llrenfelin Des, heriibmten
oeutIten aulpferiteders Gbpoopiedp.
Ser alle uniere &laliifer ianltriert
bat. Sic pnr III Sninois geborerl,
pohhte aber idon lange III Seras
nlio ieit fiinf5ebn Sabren III Gan
Mntonio. Sic binterldBt cine Sdwe=
iter, Sran Sophie Millen5cnberger,
uno mehrerc Nidtem nnO Heffen.
Sic 2eihe miro in Gl Yaio beeroiat
gesallt Cure yEpa Sar", mt
nod 3eit bis snm 81 Sannar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
3.

Senator Baltimore bot einell
geidIuB I'M Senat eingebradt, Der
gepiiiermaBen ale Demofrafell per-
pflidtet, fir elm Trobibi-
tions ; ENHANCEMENT ST. itimmen.
miro er mol fem 8liIf ba-
ben. Man bat linn aud gleid) 81
beriteben gegeben, oaB es gar fci-
nen 3tpef babe, iiber eilleu iolden
@eid)lltB ab5nltimmen.
TIMER State @oaro Of Sealtbu
pcrlangt cine ldarfe @~eitraIllng Der
Mer5te uno @eiunobeitsbeamten, Die
anItedenoe &ranfbeiten nid)t alnel-
Ben.
Die Gitung Der "1eras @ooo
3oaos Miiociation" 6at belte in
Irltin %beaonnen.
Der geitrige Sltalignrations.
baa lit III al1n5enolter Weiie Der.
lnifen.
Gam 6. Sobnlton pon 0omal
County lit sum pGbief Same 8nr.
oen" oes Staates 9eras ernannt
Ger bisberige Snbaber oieles @ul
tes, $. z. @ailep bon Hodport. ha'
Dor einigen @ofen feline &ciignatiof
eingereidt, UNI iid ieinen @riont
g~eid1ften wieoer mebr miomcft il
fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
6reie' YreFe fit seras: Mittuo9 Sen II. 9alnar 1917.

@oetbe'id)e grinnerung. Mls Oh ser
3rieg, bieler &rieg, ME %geipeIen
mGre. slber roib ientt iid) Ser
8lid; Dor ul1s, I'M Sattel unten,
alimmt' eill oiinnes, gel6es 2i6t;
Soloatenfelter. &ein Haum fir Chr
fnrht Dor oem totem Steine. @ier
liegen Gbiirineer ODER Sbmabell
am Ganoe oes Srients in I1nei=
oenoer adlte I'M oritten Sabre =
leioen uno fdilnpfen fir ELM fernes
Meeniden5iel.
@ir idleiben Ben Suttel 6inab.
Sn einem aufgeuiiblten @raben
plotlid @elpeniter, ein ldlafenoer,
elm toter Mumane. ST liegt allf
Dem &iiden, ba1b en1porgeridtet,
Sen aopf 5ur Seite. Marmornfrieo=
ltd, peoer Had)e nod Mitlei0 bei=
ld)enb, lbou gan5 Natur %getporoen.
llnb oennod): irgenb etpus in nns
loft, oielen Gotten 51 beoauern. Il5
oh Ole Sdar1 ii6 in uns regte iibsr
oieIen gall5en blrtigen Srrlinn bic
Sdom gegenii6er Dem reinen Stint
mel uno Der falteil Hadt.
Mm Selter liegell Tie, i'm @ra6e1,
oidt 5ulanmengeoriidt. Sos 6eller
mus gnr5 flein bleiben; es oarf
nidt fladern, es oarf niGt rau6en,
lonit 1hieBt es bon oriibel. Ser
[@roben lit obne @ol5, obne 0edl1ng.
aein Strob, fem Rebm. Gom 30
Ben uno, BON BEN @altoen oes @ra-
bens glitert Self uno gis. Die Wan=
ner riibren iid nidt. SIRE @eiid-
ter, Ole i'm S6ein oes 5euers leud)-
ten, iinb pol Stoppellt, ibre Scare
mudIeu iiber Sod nnb arager. IA
Gage lpuiden tie ild nidt. Set
Mollaten fem On1 iiber oen1 &opf.
9ieie Mianrer eroberten 5ernlanll-
ltaot - nno mari6ierten porbei, lie
~befreiten &ronitabt mo marIfierten
por6ei. Selbit oie Nltinen bon
8reoeal pnren ibnen ni6t gegonnt.
SIMMER in poberlter 2inie = INNER
unter faltem ODER martlem ooer nal
fem - INNER inter freiem Sinlmel.
Sic MAIDEN iih iiber lire Spare,
ibr trodenes 9rot, ibr Eager, Die
&1lte, ben Sllnger, iiber alles luitig.
SeSbr grimmer @umor e~ntiprinet nift
elmer i'm &rieee %geuoroenen Hobeit,
er lit eill Selbitidut gegen 9artell,
sic auf Die 0auer Id)Der ertragen
lDeroell. 3ieier @nrnor bat nibts
nit Sen Sliegenoen 8lattern 81 thin.
Manhmal ldreioet er ms Ser5,
manldmol flfnat er ae5rpungen. Gin
Sudie alein miroe melandolilh
llllo ernit. uWenm oas Die babeeme
ipiiBteri~ Iagte er ut1b ieete leuf-
senb bin5Ii, ybauptiadlid Die Srali-
@egen Worgen erreid)t
oie aalte i9ren S%obepu1ft. SIN Den
garten Der Mdnner biIoet lid gis.
SIRE Meoen iino peritummt. Sie
ilno 90 itobrt elmer, idiittelt iid) nno
fnift in iih 5ulommen. Gin paar
Sdiiiie falen bel BEN @onpeos. Nie-
moiro fiimmert iid oarlm.s elmer
iiebt naf Ser llbr. @enlt bod Der
Morgen fdn1e uno Die SonneI 81
ller iiebt nod S1tens no Die gefge
einen idmolen Spalt III Der Gbei1e
IaiIen. sSn Ser Gbene lit es fuarlll.
geginlt Ser &ori5ort 81 bleid)en?
sIber nein. Simmer nod 5eigt lid
oas Monolidt in poaer &raft.
Gin Seulen BON Der rumdnild)clr
auppe fer III regelmdBigen Ealt-
len. 8fliigcn Die Geidoiie Ser Song-
robrfarpnen bon Ereoeal leitnarts
Dor nab SitDen2
Or. aooIf Softer.
--
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
Sur ueti5.

NMr eimden mmere 2eier, beren Enhancement abselaafen IT, ref
SrinoenS, ben IduIoiaem getraa mmsebenS enlightenment Sa es ms nm
mGeItb 1T, Sen samsen staat berdien SIT lahen.
giemanS 3oae bas glatt entgcsenne9men, Der bas announcement
aidt iortsuIeben manidt. 1tnb nit Ser M6hedeauns folte bic GinenSnng
sts rcdnrenSeu getrages erfolseu. #
Die 3ritans 1T elm Gebdft me iebes anbere amS besbalb erlanben
mir uns, aeIesentid 9ednnmsen anssuihidem, anf Seren prOnpte St'
sahIuma mir bede6en ma6en, Seun o6ne Gels Taft fb fen GeIbaft fb'
Sic Grpebitipm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
III /.

III l.
Ser GdltIrat iibertrua in Iei-
altr geItrigen Sisung Die Musfiib-
rltnq oes Gals Ser nelle1 Sod)-
id,uIe an Ser Mfain Mpenue Dem
Bnltllnternebmer $. 81. Sdoenfelo.
Der Bau tpiro $4,000 folten. Die
Musfiibrung Der 8lnmber= uilo Set
5ungsarbeiten tpurbe Der Sirma @elt
s. @ut5eit fir $8747.5 so itno Die Der
eIeftrilnen Mrbeiter Wartin @rigbt
fir 1927 iibertragen. Mit @m.
Seng tpuroe Der aontraft fir an-
Inge Ser .gnculm Cleaning Gin
ridtnitgen abgeidIoiien. Ct erbalt
Dafiir $1077.- 9em gdulrot MUIR
Den BON einem Romite, oas alls
5nmlieL Gmitb, S. 6. &afeitrar
aino 6. g. NiIeD beltono, uno oas
eine in Der 90. 9. SO. SoIle abge-
bnltene &eriammIung pertrat, gro=
feIfe eegen oie ginfiibrilng miIitd-
riiher M%ugbiIoung nt Der @od-
fduIe eingereidt. Cine Getition,
@eiteniuege Inn ons S1uIboas $50.
13 gu MAIDEN, tplrbe benz 8aiifomite
Ibertpieien. Go. 81. @ipag tpuroe
Die Mufnabnne BEG Sdulcenlls iiber=
frnsct. Muf GmpfebIi1ng oes Gn-
pcrint en6enten tpairoen foIgenoe 2el-
r1ria,lett nngeItent; SRI. gffie @iI.
aiuuas, SRI. @Inobs Burns, Sri
annie 2ouiie ganr, SRI. 2oIa @ood)
uro SRI. 2ula Sfinner, SRI. Sadie
MiIer tDtrbe 5itn 8iceFErin5ipa1 oel
GduIe $40. 80 ernannt. Die Meiis-
pqa4ion f~olaenoer 2ebrerinnen muroe
nnaeaomnnen. Sri. 2ena Sod Sri.
MrDa Cabot, SRI Stela Olipe nno
SRI. Daiie Barrett. Dos @mt zines
aSdool 9robation Officer" nit eli
mem GebaIt BON $75 pro Wonat.
1uuroc geid)affcu. Seitte abeno nm
s ufr miro mieocr cine Spe5ial-
iibunp oes Shulrats a~bgebalten, Inn
zine &epiiion beg Charters %porSuneN-
men.
49, NuS SloresDIlle lDliroeI 5fpel
Ndnner bierber gebrahi Die bort
0Is MltomobiIoiebe feitgenom1et
iino..
- fsrau Searnette @ebIert, Sat
lin bon Midaro @eblert, lit i'm Il-
fer bon IS Sabren geitorber.
Ser Ieine uEoQ Gar" nidIt be-
sahIt, fam bel feiner 8abl in bic
lem Sa1r itimmen.
Das Gm Mntonio s5radt-gilro
1uiro iih Der Abiidt Der Snteritate
commerce aommiiiion;' Die 5raht-
rate1l nnf 9renmbol5 niio @eid)foble
III erlober, gan5 entfhieoen mi0er-
iesen. Manager Hanfett miro 5t
ben Oielerhalb in Sort @ortb onl !.
Jcbriiar ltattiinoenoen gcrban0lnn-
gen reiIen uno bort IN 8cincinld,oft
mt Den @ertretern Der u3erns Sn-
0ujtrinl Cratic 2eagile" Die gepIon-
tc 9JlaBreael mlf's idarnte bc-
fdnlrieit.
Iic nellen yglof- Aarten" Der
Gtoot. uif oenen Die perid)ieoeneil
0rmocigenflms llebcrtragungcil
notiert tperoei mo Oil oenen iibsr
EN- SSsabr lang ~aearbeitet woroen iii,
iino jebt fertig ~seporoen. Die Ser.
5tell1ung Der aarten bat $4,000
gefoitet.
Neute Nbeno finDct I'M Fem
Del Beth Gl cine Wniienperiomm
lung Der bieiigen S5raeliten itatt
in Ser man iIber ipeitere MaBregelr
bcraten miro, I'M Die Rot inter Der
syioen, oie In ben friegfiibreiioer
1dnoern. lcbeil, 81 mIil0ern "nb ben
fcIben cine before llnferitiibilna SIT
fonIuetl 5u lniien.
8esnbIt Gnre yHol Sar", nit
Md i3eit bis smm 81. Sannar.
Die folgenoen Oanten ipnroel
uls gcantc oes TroteItantiidel
@~aiienbnuies fit oas Sabr 1917 err
udbIt: Trau g. 3. 3it6er, Traif
0entin: Tron Y. N. @ilfc, /. girc
E~raiiorutiu. Tron Ssennie anufi
1a1nsll. . gire g~rdiioentin uto~ 5ral
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Mae Gprfen pom 9rnf . arbeitcn.
iuie Slider, ,5plbers", griefbueen nnb
Qonnerts, 0arfen, Gtrrnfare, GinIabnn-
aen nitp., In Dentid unb GnaIifdl, nett
amSaefihrt. Wtffpn e 9 d 10 a..
a Brintins Co, FOG Nabarrp Ctr.
Gel. Grpdftt 1928. fTns.l
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L.okdles.
~gpransidHides @etter.

sir San Mntofio nilO umgegeno:
Heittc obettD ntt0 0%onnerstag. 9te=
uerf, etlDas tparmer.
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Npberner Mab /. itnferriht. 3uidneis
Sdiilerinnen nader lire eiaenen &leis
ben, Inprobieren unb Ndhen gelehrt.
Der, pdbrenp Tie Ierren. @ir fpreden
Deitih. .Ebe @pSern ORIGINATING
GdpoI", 504 8nrnen Ctr, Snn grtor
Mo. Serds.
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@er feline pYoa Sur" midJt be-
sablt, fam bei fcimer @abl in bie-
lem Sabr ftimmcn.
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Ste yTreie Yrene tiir Seras"
eridbeitt ais Sageblatt uno @pHetblatt.

0as SagbIat lit pmrieiig uno foFt SOC per 9fonat ooer 80 per SaDf.
1as gSobembatt 1T fedubnieiis ao fofet So per Sabr. Nod) Me1eo
SO @olo. Mad5 europe, &orto e%ingeldloien, So.
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r.u,,nn...W.,h,,Ft.
Gan @ntouio, Yer, II. San. 1917 -
grlme erno eot'on Seeo Sh, o.
cents Del WdnoHe
g,etu Wprf, II. Sam. = Spot, $t2. 10;
ssa1In1 = S,1 90 te. wdr, steio suS
S12.t5. Mpril. $12.1 0 ltn0 $12.t5;
moi S12f2 unb Sf2.14: Sunni. S12. ~
uno $12.t6; Suli. $12.17 nno $12.19;
et'i9np sAi9 ""O ~
Gou s(utor,io Ser. II. San. 1917
g,,tter 1Se-cS5c Der 80.
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Baummone.

Naummolle.
San 4ntonip, Ser. 1872 Cts.
COLLECTION, seiteru. t7.40 Cts
EoffpnTamen-Irpbmfte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21

1T can never be the duty" says Pro-
fessor Struycken. "of a neutral nation
to regard, as the orange book puts II,
defensively armed merchantmen as
men-Of- war