davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1917-11-29

''The Chain Invisible" astory
of a primative love that finds its
self after years of arrangement
between a man of the North
woods and a society bell, is the
strange and romatic tale of the
Equitable five-reel feature in
which Bruce McRae and Gerda
Holmes are starred. and which
will be seen at the Princess The
ater on Friday night Oct. % tn.
A very pretty surprise party
was given Monday nigh in the
Odd Fellows hall by Mr.and Mrs
Wells. in honor of their daughter
Genevieves sixteenth birthday.
All Of the high school pupils were
invited and nearly every one was
present. The teachers and other
friends were also invited and all
report a fine time. Mr.. and Mrs
Akerly furnished the music and
dancing was INDUCED in for a
while which was enjoyed by all.
A fine lunch was served about 10
o'clock and at eleven o'clock the
party broke up. all congratulate
ing the host and hostress on the
success of the evening and wish
ing Genevieve many happy birth
days. x
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

gntIeben fem. GepiB, e. muBts CARTE
eeeen DisIeu einltmals fd0Hen 2uubs
itrin uno 9Grte gegen feline 8epobTar
ipalten. - Die Mdnner, bic 9sutIds
Lamb Fibren, baben eetau. mas irgeno
In menfnentrdfteH itdnb, I'M 0as
G6idial bieIer gtfpobner 70 miIbe pie
m6glia 5u gefaIten. giele, oarunttr
ale arbettafdbigen Mduner unb Slus@
hinge, purben meter 5urid ins 2ano
sebraht, ftin, pdffsHfdbiger WdrH folte
Dem @egner einen 3upafs an 9rafi
brtngen. 6ingegsn ipurben I0l6s Graps
In, ainher, ate mduntr, bic ben 8uUia
batten, Qni6lub an 6rantrsia Dieber
3u qeninnen, in cine Qn5abl bon Srts
Ibaften - Qubon, GoDs uIp, = gee
brdht, bic ienitit etg bsrpiFtetm Qanbs
nreifens liegen, unO Wv bon beutI6tr
Gtite nah M6glifteit gtf6out purben.
1iefe nun NIT 3ipiletnnobnsrn tart be-
ltgten SrtIhafttn biater Der dlten Gtels
luna purben ben GegntrH nabe3u
tampftpg ii~berlaFeu. bamit bieie 3ioiIs
eiuppbner 70 ipeuig .jie m6gIiq urter
ben 9etoen BEG Samples gu srouiosn
hatten. Don elmer 3uriidfibruug aud
bieTer Menf4en muBte ahgeIeben ptrg
ben, neil bic 9tutl9en barauF beoudt
Tein miTsn, njht onaubiele unnLibe
gFer in Der belagerten SETTING" bes
osutf4en uus btutid beieBtsn 2anoes
3u haben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

menr,imlen. bic 9eutf6en bdtttu stpas
Reues Dor Der ariee griff iibtr auf
Gsbiets, bic bisber auBsrbdlb Der 5euers
3one lageu. lnb mas in bieien 9t6ies
ten nod an 3iDileiHDobHeru tpdr, bag
muBte meg, bas brahte man tisftr ins
fran85FT6e ober beigilht 2dnb biuein
in Si4erbeit - nber mar brddte es
an s~in5elne beIoHbers a~usgtpdblte Stels
len nod uGber an ben Gsinb bsran. Die
ale bier in bieIen 8igen gingen 5uriid.
ga - unb bas cine nod bdtts man
ibuen Dor Der 4breiis geTast, oaB an BEN
Srttn, in bsnen fe In Der 5olge ipdbs
renb Der arisgsbauer nun IebeH tDiirs
ben, Auartiere fir ie ale bersitgtbdltea
isisn, unb baB fir ibrt grndbruns sss
Iorgt Itin perbe pis bisbsr. @er ar
bitten t6nne, fperbe arbsitsn - Der 81
jung ober 81 alt sur arbeit itL fiir ben
parbe bic @emtinpe ioTgen, Der Il nun
sasspieien nlrbt. Hismdnb bruuhe
QngIt Dor Der Submit gu hdbsn,
Cambria Iel6f lit Elm ein8iess Gts
uimma bon grausn Mdnnsrn. Sie ers
flata ben gabnbof ln6 flisBen ols Elm
StrDm burh bic GtraBsH uHb ibsr Die
pfabe 3pif6en ben 3ibilbefpobnsrH bin.
Oil @sI6dfts Fub ss6ffRst, abr ts 1T
nenis genag, mas es ba nod gu taus
fen ai6t, Hne in ben 5trsn febsn bic
Wdb6en uub Grausn uRb blidsn fras
seHO uub Iudeno in bas Srsiben bins
aug, ols MOLTEN fs bic antport opf
i6r ungtpiTes Wartsn Ron ben @eTids
tern bsr beutIhen Gofbatsn Isisn. cit
ate fsbea es. bsr furatbar i6ptrs
Grnf, esr dnf ben 3dgsn Der Wadns
Rtr lag, bic aus Der SSas an Der
CONNIE fameH, bic boz BEN MaTi9 in
bic S0ae an Der Gomme tanbtn, lit
aus bisIen &agsn, bon bisi.n 2ippM
gepi6eN; cine Heus, fbers, iambifrsua
btgs 3aOeT6t osbt bon ben bsuti6m
Goloaitn aus. Sic ale niHtH Is, Der
einfmdls rabRfog trommtlnoe Bonner
Der furdfb1rftsn nlsr GhndttH, bar
mondtslaHg bur6 9ug HH6 Radt anO
1dHt uHb Gag iibr bic Gtabi hins
roltt, lit filler ~aelDorbsa. 3is ,8es
frtiuug'. nm bic ihFe @eaaHlsn baI6
pHnI4sns uno Ralb ausisOOa saubsrHb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
@enera! sr aanaIaa eaia, Sr sa9rer pr enali4en sitettlraite.

All entlabsn, al bieIs rieiiseH Meugen
pm 8dus unb 4btpebrmitteln pieber 5a
peitgeDebnten IaubsrsH MursnIagtrn gu
DreneH, aus btrta iiberfidtIi6 dufges
itapeltsn 9etdnbsH bic aampftrappe
oann misber MIR nn3uforesrn brdu9t,
mas Is ba Obtr bort beH0tigt.
3age, b" oi8t stfaut FnO nit eiugss
boreneu GranJoitu, fttben auF ben Dab
t~tIlslltH unb IaftH uns porIber, ooer ne
fommeR uns sntgsgsn, fliben on uns
oorbei. @ia LANCE man bus bier i'm
QdHbs nidt gsieben bat: g~iitnbabHt1ds
etn, aus btrsn Genfern frau80iHas
Trausn, MdRner, &naben. iuuge MGoz
den uno feline ain0sr gitrig, ais auf
Elm 9eues unb lang peri4lOfsn 8eDez
ftneg in bic freie 2anbf4ait iddueH!
Seit t6tr 3petetnbaIb SaHren If teinsr
bon bieTen Nlenihsn mebr seTtif. -
Meit in bsr utber3abl FHD bic Grausn
unb 1T bic Sugenb. absr be 8tf9ter
in ben 8snIterH fiub nidt better - Gts
pdrtung Iisst aIf ibnen, cine i4en ers
reats gsugisr na9 benz S4idfaI, BEN
Is enigsgtnge6t. 6ier uHo ba, psnn
brauben an BEN 8dbnbamme Gran3oien
tsben, mint Is eiIig aus ben @agsn,
uR6 elm baor @orte f~latisrH in ben
3uapino binals Iu9en bic GanbsIatt
bd DrauBen - bic Rdmtn Der Orte, aus
benen bic Gpatuisrten tommsn. Sbr
6eifes bunilss Gisio bdben bsinabe al
bic Srauen an, bic 9inber fiHb iaubr
sure6t gtmaat, 70 gut e sbsn sins,
unb ale Srdonebe Der Qbteile finb pous
bepadt nit aoHtrn, 9iHbsln unb qas
feten: BE aeiie bier Fat teiHeH fefsn
9ermin ~ nitmanb bon bisien WteHs
f6en, bic lett IN ben Dassn Haa Often
ruasH, ntib, mann sr feine 9etmnt bic
e. nan btrIaFm mubts, DieoerisbeR
uiro - % ar fe r~DisbeTisbsH Dito.
gor6sf = irgsHo Elm neuss, b6aig nod
bsrhiiatsg qekn liset nor linen aHen.
mohin tg eebt2 4uh bds DerbsH fe
crit trfa6rea. tptnn bief. 3iee ihr 3isl
errsihteu. Rur 70 Disl DiHtn Fs aug
BEN, mas mon Ensn In bieftn 3dgen
fdais. aus BEN. mas in ben lsstsH Wlos
ndien I'm is btr pirHam ipar, mas is
frlaul9tsn, au nosn unb f4 trfams
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

glsnF6sn unb NIT @aFfen Der Clinic
entgegenrafttn ba mar Is 10, ala bans
merten bic giItuyabsr i'm Ppltern iiber
bic S6ienen nur INNER nieber ben eInen
GdB: Our5 bIrsfeR fie niHt oprd
fomsmen lie nihtl - unb tpas bdmals
3uriidtoate, tpar teer. ODER e mar be-
padt nit ausgsf4ofsnen aartontsn
unb alien granatf0rben, nit Uloritrn
unb 2angrobren, bic ith in nimmtrs
miibem 7Feuern bic &s9lea rpunb ss6riiat
hdtten unb bic nun our 8~erJunglRgss
fur in bic Gabriisn 5ogen. DIR q
trus auf isiRen psi9 ~feoernbtn 4ufs
6autsn, bar4 bsreH 5snFsr bielsiat Elm
paar Mtdnntraugen aus blet4tt 3lglH
oan5 unIag6dr mibe, erfdbreH Hno tRts
ipdnnt ias 8site trdumteH, bas rots
9reu5 I'm fpsiBsn Jtloe.
sic Ttub in isner ~ungebsuren 6erbts
f6lddt an btr Somma Ht9t burdgee
lommen, uni baHn, i'm @tntsr 1T ibr
Gtiirmen filler geperbsB, 10 baB Der
austIang ber bergtblihsn @eriuae mtbr
Elm e~sfeigertar Gtelunssfrteg als cine
Offaufioe mar. ltno 5uglsta babtn ft
nea g%etiFst, I'm i'm GriRiubr nen BIT
on5ubre6en.
Shin nil ts Gribiabr rntroen, ano es
1T anes oubsrs, ais e. bdmals mar
Rihis, nidts mehr BON bem blngssdHgss
nen Bible lit gebtiebsn: Risiise 9irnitrs
lager Iitgsn auf ben WieTsneriubsu 8a
beioen Geiten bar Sirtde: @rahnbol3,
Trabtroneu unb gfdhle, gebdlt, 8els
BED, qsflohiene Masfen. 8trgs BON
narren6en gubangeIn, Don a%Isiu6abns
ihisnsR un6 isbem nur oeutbartn Ges
rdte. ltnb dQeg BAG tOmmt bon DOtns,
gebt ben 8eg 5urud. ben e f4on zine
nal - uno pieaeidt bamdIs, in isnem
6ingeFloTsusu 5erbfe-giHg: Die 9suts
Ihtn rdumea born auf uuo idieben al
les Mdterial 3urid. Msnn lie BAG
qanb 0a born laftn, iof Hidts BEN
Tsino ulg Butte In biz Sdnbt idlen.
Riats, mas tr irgsHopie 5u aampis
snsdm bsrfpsrtsn ionnt,, ioa tr fiHben!
Run faO bier, tisf i'm 9aRes 3iDils
drbSiieE inter oer Mufiidt etuti1tr
Rambler bardn. bic Ian9eu eof.n5iigs,
be immst nsuis MattEIoI hsf6afRbtta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11

Tpannen, III pitberum In 9i9ts 3erroas
nan. llno Gin gltues MID bd aeroen
9ur6 BE altoertrauten GtraBtn
idrsits ia bin unb ii6er bic place b'ars
mes, bon beren S~tdbtbaus bic heibsii
alten 9lobrtngefaIten, bic Saauemarts
Martin uub glartint niebergriben -
urb an BEN ountslsbdIttrtn Steinbaa
TONNE Id pieoir bor6ei. in BEN Dor
nun balO bierbunbsrt Sa6ren Der 9as
menfrttOea gd4lofsn mur6s.
Nis oft i9 bier gspslen bin in biss
fer 3eit oer SommefdIaat, 3u hsrsn
Grput Cambria elm 4usgangstpE gsipes
fen tit - ale Iapsren, bIutigen 9iIber
bes bergangentn Gommtrs unb 6srbit,s
fshs i'd piebtr - unb image mtia @tiz
fen, bdB nun BET GntfdIuB sines etnias
len Gslbbtrru uns I6on in Denigsn 8as
gen BON bitism g~raHenooleR Ghldhts
Telps l6ien miro, auT BEN 10 btelts jans
eeg beutf1es 2ebeH btrblutm muBte.
Bel 0ieien &oten, aus oersR SAditens
reiben mid bic Geii@ter bon einsm
5dIbouBinb Mdnnsr gruBsn, Bic mir
dig &amsra0en n~dheiianoen, neilen
meiue Gebduten. Rein - inenn fpir
aud BON ibren grabern IttibsH, bsrs
bsutl6s 8ant mirb it nismals bsrlafs
Zen, 70 ioeHig ipis bds ungsbeure @trf
Der beutf1en Srsue jsmals bcretbeu uuD
btrgsHen msrbsu fam, Fir bds lie Tier
ibri 2sb<a sabsn. Sin dner 3tit, IN
Der oas 5altsn bieier SttIunesn
obsr bas Wsi@en SIG ober Iniergdne
fit bcs beutI9e Doll unb Reid bebeus
tete, b1beH fe nit ibreu bluttn6en asis
bern ben @aa etbtlcet on benz bsr pEs
tenbe aHpraa bes @fgRtts tr0b isiner
uBgsbeureH u~s6erkgmbsii 3etbraa. Mos
nate nm Wlonate babtn fs 10 inmitten
bts eH~tisseRooaen Grautns gtEtanben
unb fila 3sutIdlanb gsfo9tsH Bis
lire Stanbs fam. llHo nun, ha mir
baran fRb, ibre @1dkr su bsroFsn,
bic grdber bielsI Soten tn ben Sieftn
bfs Gdadtftlnes an bsr Gomme, lit Il
mir 70. ols birie e IN bisisn gaosn I'm
gar5sn btutI6sn Rti9s itiH 6trs nsben,
bas nidt in DonE uuo Gisbe bd ihnsH
mars. kline tirne. Biz i'd uidi in 0emut
cgr ibHsH nslgte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
2lbiAisS pSn Scr Sonnrrtc
Son &arl 3fOster


6eute bari i6 bon ben 9agen rsbtu,
iiber beren REDEEM Grle6en unb i6er
bereu uhotrpiiabdr Itartsn giaoriidsa
burd Doaea Ser 69leier bts unbeoiHss
ten S6neigens Iiesen mubte. 4eatt
nil i'd bon bieian 3dssn rebtn, neil
meme @orte Elm 3eugnis meRr ien
perben fir bic Satiaae, pab bic bsutite
Steresleitung aud i'm 3uiammenhdnge
iensr tii6nsn unb pra6tboa bnrtgefii9rs
ten OperatioHen. in beren 8erlaui BAG
beutihs Seer i'm Meftm feline 5ront
spffdhen arras uns aisne burh aufs
adbe bss nsiten 8pgens ganS peientlid
6ertiir3te, aus iberlesener, frsisr @uts
fhlieburq unb auf GruHb BON lGngit
oefabisn, in Der Qrbeit BON bieleH 9tos
naten 3ieli6er bur6gsfiibrteH qldneH
aehaabelt bat - bob es benz @egnsr
aud nit eieiem aid5uss bas 9eieB itis
nee Hdrtsrsu 3fpiRssnDsE Dtaens bits
tierts.
6eute alto bari i'd Is fagsn, bdb mir
burh BAG 8ertrduen Der mir borgeisss
ten Steue bes 9euerdlftabes bes 5eIos
beeres bor Boden i6on geleembeit ge<
as6eu mar, bic SINE Der fir ben &C.
blanten aid5ng gsleifttten 8ordrbett
tsn~uen3ultrnsu, flbt einem 5eil Der
lebten 4rbeiten nit bei5upo9nen uno
bic CUR Qufgabe beiiimmts Some nod
einmal 81 burh5iebeu.
Gin baar Sagtbuhbldtttr aug ientn
Suaeu nia i9 bisrber isBen, lie fptrben,
beiTer ais elm Ipdtsr eerufents Grinnts
r~nnssbile, bic Ginbride OsrmittelH, bic
i9 oamaIs smpfing.
gdmbrat.
Moroens ndh a6t 1lhr fubr Der 3Ig
aus meinem Stdn0ort uRb mar an
frifbsn 9a6miftdge bier. 6ho1 bteie
aahrt mar cine Dffsnbarung Der nsusn
Dinae. bic i'm @erfe iInb. Qi6ts mtlr
ron ienem Bib, bag bic Strtds Dol,
dls i'd fe in BEN Iskttn CONNER ius
mer piebtr fubr = Der Sommel9la1t
euiosasn. 9amals Elm sin8iets unsrs
h1rtes @prtreibeu bon neuen 8ralieH,
Gin uuabfebbdrss rubsloies @nfubrsH
Bon nsuea SruppeHiraHsporteu, bon
tHbfog laHasn MuHitiOns8iseH, BON ans
ossdhlisn Qorsa NIT ~bsrIaOsnsH @ss
Ihiiben, goumaterialieH, 4utps, 4ros
len. gan5sruassn. 9iDifon nm Die
billion sDs in bas Geuer. 8om 5iorosR
unb bonn Glbsn, aus Dem Oitea nae
aug Gsrbien fam BAG bawdls an uno
ffr5mts an bic S0mmt: 8srftdrtiHe
fir bic beuiffe Mauerl Die mabts
halEeu, mas fth ba and an Dislfah
absrIsesnsr Graft oasestH DsrFtn
mo6te. llnb pis bG sisIs 9auisHoe
BON Sign. ssTiat nil tdmPIbsSsitsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-11
Der deufNe Rj63u9 auf die blndenbur9- rinie. Karl RI srt
Mn ser MtFfront.

Il Lebte See1tsberidt gibt Be-
FAINT baB biz GugldHOer uub
GTaH5oIsa in benz bon ben
9sutiarn planm Big aaigt'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
MAKING IT PLAIN

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public by preventing
mis-statements on the labels of prepa-
rations but some people continue to
accept "extracts" of cod H0ers think
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oil.
The difference is very great. An
semulsion" contains rcdIcod Hver oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is a
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic.
SCOTS Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of real Norwegian cod liner OH,
skilfully blended with glycerine and
hypophosphites. Scott's is free from the
false stimulation of alcohol and is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ. 6-R
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
YANKEF'STR|CK
Brings RAIDER
TODESTRUCTION
CContlnGed from laG" u

the sQuall was unprecedented.
Discovering that the Sea Adler after
all her adventurous career could lot
Dc saved the Germans began at once
bringing ashore all the stores and nun
Ittons OF the Sea Adlc!. But the eight
OF the big guns made their salvage I'M
possible. while all the motor launches
and small boats were saved as were all
the stores, and German efficiency de
manded saving OF the wireless equip
ment. the aCr.a!S afterwards being set
Up between tao big palm trees. where
messages were caught from all parts OF
the Pacific and served 10 give warning
OF the approach OF enenry cruisers.
From TINS wireless OutU came a
message later, although III code. which
led the Germans to teIeNe the com.
mander and other officers who left il
a motor launch were captured
Fate had one more Jolt for the Ger
mans, although in its decree the Amer
leans were served nk wise Upon an
isIet within the lagoon the Germans
established an inland base we'll con
CeaIed from the sea. This islet was
only about two feet above the water,
and few days later high tide sub
merged and nearly ruined the prOvfS-
ions stored there.
When the island of MOpeha was &C.
cupied by the Germans and their pris'
Oners, three kanakaS and boy were
found there who had been placed on
the island TO gather cOpra.
Throughout August the raiders and
the prisoners had the run OF the island
the men OF the varied crews fraterniz
ing in harmony, the Germans eXaCting
little discipline among them.
This lack of disciplining of the crews
and prisoners began after what is de
scribed as a Bacchanalian revel, held
the day the Sea Adler was stripped OF
her guns and supplies. Realizing that
their ship was lost, the German Off
GERS tried TO console themselves with
! large potions of champagne supplied
by the Bremen merchants and ship
owners.
Their half-drunk captors invited the
American crews to participate in
the German wake for the lost ship
Meantime the crew of the Sea Adler
relieved for once from the strict dis.
cipline Of the German navy, began
opening case after case of liquor until
they were all properly soused,' as
Capt. Smith tells it. Even the kanakas
were allowed to partake freely Of the
liquor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
YANKEE SK|PPERPRISONEREDBY
HUNS Brings TALE OF RAIDER HERE

.-....
Next morning we" !1'H
sa" The American 4a- H!'H= Ato'-' -
9!dde, ne To-hu'! N"'I"S''"' -1'S S01'
CI5 VINO Hdd ho"'"su ""! S.''p "4N 9.
German lag "d' yum ~ !" '1"N' 10
EesSo' IS 0'O"" W ,,,
lie "4o' mug "'''' N1N
captured E,l &c" ""o ~
rom ''ie 'd'1'-. ~ '''''' ''''. W --o,
III lc' soma ''''''S 'OnC - w. L,l,
S"Aa' t'''' l" were ''''S Il - o'''
YOU '1I ''e' ''l. .,.,,..,
H'oNS' % II!
ID! N"P' .:,,s, - ,,. ,,,.a,.
,,,...,.,,,r 1870
~ 80 ,,a
~ '''' II ~. .,.,,,..,,
Ao'' ~ 80 "a ''-o .,,1,, ,,a,>,a
~ Ai'-''''0 ..,,,
~ ~ VA 49,, ,1r.
'0A ""0 - 1,.N,,,a,,. 49,,
L ,nsn ''---t - 80, ,n.,,'Un ,,.rgn -
~ nl,1 .n1's -,
,,.,.e 800, o,,,,,
INC ',-,. ,ID ,,,,,t n,,,r,,
AZ ." .', 90 ,na-an = Co.
~"E'' "'i'''I' - ''.e'-os 81
SCI "l'e o1''' ~ '''' Iu0. N'"0 ,ha
W va a-.,'' ,1'' ,-,.,,,,a -. mo
.' si-I~' s ~ ,'' 49, ',Iyn at.
. 'N1 ~ ,.0.'',
u"i ''17 ""t,'' 20 w.! o. '--e t a-r1'
va 'tet''0u Gnu N~r'uIo u '0
'Ne e., "'N'' ~ IL ing i" '"I Ia,,,u,,o -
>.o ,Sr i','" a., ohoI,,
~, 80 49, att1a.
LOU '''i'e2 S.'o' =. "nCG o' .',',
,,,,oo Oor,r -, ai,Ia,o ,,hoD
lIIs,,a [nH,. Ci,,,.'a|.
1+e,,,d -! 90" n, -. oa,,,r,nl ,nt,
-,llI" .1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
YOUTHFUL Filler
SHOT DOWN THREE
GERMAN AvIATORS

Flight Lieut.. H. P. Watson OF tae
Ro!a al Flying Corps, Who spent the
past Is months on the western front.
passed through Honolulu on a ship
from a Canadian port this morning
on his way TO New Zealand or sick
leave.
lie is only youngster. hardly out
OF his teens and quite bashfuI. but
has seen come wonderful air fight
iEG on the vei'e"n trent and as the
wings" on ais rCat shu,. he has
spent more than - hours il actual
flying
How man! German airplGnes did
you bring down." he vas asked.
oh. | say there. don't put that
down, I've only got three so far. but
Id rather not be made TOO much OF
a hero"
How did you get them" the next
question was fired at him.
oh, / shot them down, but say.
listen" he began.
Did you have any close CALLS"
Yes. the last fellow brought down
brushed my wing with his machine
and | dropped about 1000 feet myself,
with him topping over almost along
side OF me before | righted my ma.
chine and got away. But now. listen,
don't want you TO print this. My
folks would worry about me If they
though | came so near getting killed.
he said as he stepped on board the
ship again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10

Continued from page one)
ION flied to Felsch and Burns famed,
making two fans for Burns in two sue
cessive times at bat.
Third Inning
Chicago-Cicotte fouled to Rariden.
]. Collins out, Zimmerman to Hoike.
McMullen fouled to Rariden.
New York-Herzog famed. kaufi
went TO second when J. Collins muffed
another high one. Zimmerman out,
weaver TO Gandfi, Kauffg going to
third. Fletcher out, Eddie Collins to
Gandil -:
Fourth Inning
Chicago-Eddi Collins out, Zinl'
norman TO Holke. Jackson out, Fletch-
er to Holke. Felsch singled and Can
oil sent out drive that looked like
homer. but Robertson by great sprint
trapped it fair. One hit, no runs, no
errors.
New York-Robertson tripled. Holke
doubled, scoring Robertson. Rariden
sacrificed. Cicotte to Gandil, Holke go
ing to third. Benton famed, Burns
singled. Holke scoring. Herzog fouled
out to Gandil. Three hits, two runs,
no errors.
Fifth Inning
Chicago-Weave out, Fletcher to
Holke. Schalk famed, Rariden drop
ping throw but getting Schalk at first.
Cicotte famed No hits, no runs, no
errors.
New York-Kauff fouled out to
Schalk. Zimmerman flied out to
Felsch. Fletcher famed. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning
Chicago-John Collins out, Fletcher
TO Holke, McMullen out, Benton to
Holke. No hits. no runs, no errors.
New York-Robertson flied out to
Felsch, Holke famed, Rariden out to
Eddie Collins to Gandil No hits, no
runs. no errors. ..- III.
Seventh Inning
Chicago-Jackson out, Herzog to
Holke. Felsch famed, Gandil out, Zim.
Merman to Holke. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
New York-Benton famed. Burns
out, Weaver to Gandil. HerZog singled
10 center but Kauff flied to Felsch.
One hit, no runs, no errors.
Eighth inning
Chicago-Weaver doubled to left
hut Benton tagged Weaver on Schalk's
grounder to him running Weaver
down between second and third. CT
cote famed Schalk was doubled up
trying to steal. Rariden to Herzog.
One hit. no runs, no errors. -" .:.
New York-zimmerman flied to Ed
die Collins, Fletcher flied to Johnny
Collins. Robertson singled and stole
second, but Holke famed. One hit, no
runs. no errors.
Ninth inning
Chicago. Collins out. Rariden to
Holke, McMullen out Fletcher to
Holke, E. Collins singled but Jackson
ended the day with fly to Fletcher.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
Charlie Chaplin
In Real Life Is
Islands Visitor
Comedian of the Screen Comes
to Hawaii to See Sights and
Take Things Easy

- HARL1E CHAPLIN is here! No, it
Is not al advertisement for a new
Chaplin film. But Charlie in his
honest-to-goodness self and personality
today walked up the main street of
Honolulu. So thousands of movie
fans who have laughed themselves
hoarse over the antics and swagger of
the Jovial Charlie on the screen will
have an opportunity for the next few
weeks of occasionally humping into
that worthy on the streets.
Charlie arrived on the Matsonia. In
the Chaplin party also were Miss Eda
Purviance, another we'll known screen
star; Tom Harrington and Bob Wag.
ner of the Saturday Evening Post staff
Wagner is accompanying Charlie on
his trip just for the sake Of being with
him and to record the personal side of
the vacation.
Charlie is here primarily for a rest
and to see the sights of the islands.
His trip, at least at present has moth.
ing to do with the possibility of stag
ing a comic scenario in the islands,
though Charlie is not averse to picking
up q lC" IlluIo lLldI SSING
we'll in his business of making human
ity laugh away dull care.
Charlie and his party were the life
Of the boat coming over and made
things gay for the passengers, aided
and abetted by r. j. Buchly of the
First National bank, who as a terpi-
schore expert taught Charlie and Miss
Purviance a few new steps. The dane.
ing lessons were the occasion for more
merriment aboard the Matsonia
Charlie visited the Young hotel this
morning and called on Mr.. Van Loan,
the movie photographer. This gave
rise to the rumor that Chaplin was
down here in Honolulu to take some
films
NO. sir" he replied emphatically,
You don't catch me doing any work
while I'm down here. I'm on a vaca-
ton, and I'm going to rest"
Charlie was asked what he thought
of Honolulu
Great" he exclaimed, enthusiastic
ally; Il love every minute of it. |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-10
SAYS TRIESTE
WILL FALL TO
ITALIANS SOON
surgeon Col. I. H. Flasc1''
o. S. c.. Believes Italian
Campaign or IsonzO Front
Will Bear Fruit of Success

~ FER ~ ing the progress O.
N the war on the Italian front ior
n the nast year. can assure you
hat The Italians will capture Trieste
within the next few months, declared
surgeon col. T. H. Fiaschi, ID. ,. H.
vino passed through Honolulu TINS
morning on ship from CANADIAN
port. ,o,-
co., Fiaschi left Melbourne in 1919
aid alaer spcnIHS sull' line IN ''ai-
Uh0li Was sC.- D he Italian front.
He is on leave now and IS returning
homo vita nj, AMY for "A DrIet hoi-
iday.
Tall, vel, butt. with ron graz hair
and a strong face. Col. Flaschi looks
every part a soldier His eyes are
heavy lidded and almost closed on
account of the fact that during the
past year he has been gazing daily
over the great snow wastes OF the
Alps in the Trentino theater OF war.
"I left lust when the Italians start
ed to make their gains on the lsonzo
front, but know that all preparations
had been completed 10 push that
campaign TO a successful conclusion
within the next few months and a
successful conclusion in that cam
paign means the capture of Trieste
Compared with the Turks the AUS
TRANS are better fighters. Since the
collapse OF the Russian front hordes
of Austrian troops have been sent
from the eastern TO the Italian frcrt'
But in spite OF the added handi-
c.p believe the Italians will trl'
umph. Their aviators are superior
to the Austrian men and are per-
forming wonderful feats. | look for
ward to an early conclusion of the
Isonzo campaign and the ultimate vic
tory of the italians on their entire
front" concluded Col. Fiaschi.