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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
SHACkLETON NOT
ABOARD SONOMA

Sir Ernest Shackleton. world Ia
NOUS Antarctic explorer. is not aboard
the Oceanic liner Sonoma. A wire
less received this morning BIZ the
shipping department of c. Brewer &
Company. Ltd, the local Oceanic
agency. from the liner says he Is not
a passenger It is presumed that he
may be coming on the Niagara, due
from Sydney and Auckland March 30.
Todays radio says the Sonoma ex-
poets 10 arrive at the scheduled time,
daylight Tuesday, and VIII leave for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
BREAK WITH GERMANY UP
TO CHINESE PARLI LAMENT
tAssociated Press by oablel

PEKING. China, March 9.-Premiel
Tuan Chi-jui has returned to his Of
flee here and called a cabinet confer
ence with the president Immediately
afterward. The question of breaking
off relations Immediately with Ger
many came up, and after some dis
cussion a. compromise was reached in
which ii was agreed to leave the cues.
ton to parliament .~...
The foreign minister has approach
ed the Entente ministers here with
the proposal that they accept China
as an ally, and Japan has suggested
that China allow cotton, wool and iron
to be exported to Japan free of duty
in consideration OF Japan's permission
to China to increase her other mari
time customs duties from ) to 7S
per cent.
II is expected that the relations with
Germany will be severed this week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
SECRET WIRELESS
FOUND ON ApPAM
CA,soci.ted Pros BIZ FedtrsI wirele..,

Cassocisted Press by Federal wifeless)
NORFOLK, Va. March s---Thst .the
German prize crew on board he
steamer Appafi, captured by Ger
man raider and brought here. have
installed secret wireless while they
were in possession Of the ship was
learned today when u s. Marshal
Saunders boarded the vessel to take
possession. The marshal went aboard
following the supreme court decision
that the rlghtfW owners Of the Appam
are the 5ritish who owned her prior
TO her capture. The secret wireless
provided q means whereby messages
sent or received hereabouts could be
read. The messages were recorded
by the flash Of an electric bulb in the
cabin Of Lieut.. Berg. who commanded
the prize crew. Messages could also
be sent BY this apparatus.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
WOMAN DENIES plot TO
ASSASSlNATE LLOYD GEORGE
Mrs. Alice WheeIdon, EngIshWoman Taken With Two Daugh
tiers and Son-n-IaW Protests Against Conspiracy Charge
Associated Press Service By Federal wireIsssl

" social Pres :" %
March interest marked the opening
Alice Wheedon Derby arrested
representative
today The vino
expressed the
suspicion reality
taken with daughters and sonnaw Alfred
All knowledge
birmingham Jail No details of tie crcrm
d made public.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Canoe FLEET TO
WELCOME MATSON
Liner APRIL 10
Demonstration on Harbor viii
Show Old and New Methods
OF Transportation Here

To demonstrate the oldest method
OF transportation IN Hawaii with con
trast with the newest, the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee is planning a de.
monstration in celebration Of the arr
val Of the Matson Navigation Com.
pany's new liner Maui, which win ar
rive here on its maiden trip April 10,
The new flagship of the Matson
fleet represents the most advanced
type Of steamer plying between the
Golden Gate and the Paradise OF the
Pacific, and demonstrates the fact that
the Matson Navigation Company has
been one OF the enterprising factors in
building up a large passenger trade
between the mainland and the islands.
While many unique methods have
been used In the PAST to welcome new
vessels, the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee stunt In this case will consist
Of the leading of the Maui by Hawai-
ian outrigger canoes in the harbOr,
manned by Hawaiian paddlers with
ribbons extended from the native craft
to the bow of the big Matson flagship.
Hawaiian singers with their ukuleles
and steel guitars will be seated in the
canoes to give a real aloha to the Of
ficers and passengers,
The Hawaii Promotion Committee
will cooperate with Castle & Cooke,
agents OF the Matson line in Honolulu.
Other organizations are expected to
join the movement to welcome the
Maui on her first trip.
On the departure of the Maui from
San Francisco Superintendent J. Wal
ter Scott Of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee bureau in San Francisco
will decorate each passenger with a
lei and an appropriate aloha pennant.
The committee has been figuring for
the last year on the maiden trip of the
Maui, and is basing a considerable
part of its plans for the summer travel
on the advent OF the Maui into the
fleet of splendid vessels which the
Matson company has placed in the
trade between California and Hawaii
May Make Custom Permanent
Honolulu may welcome each in
coming liner with a flotilla OF canoes
manned by Hawaiians in full regalia,
with Hawaiian girls draped with leis
and the native musicians playing their
music, and extending their aloha to
all who come to visit these shores"
said Emil Berndt, chairman Of the Ha-
wall Promotion Committee today.
The plan will be first worked out
when the Maui is welcomed. and the
has already planned to Sc
cure 80 or 40 canoes to attend the
welcome demonstration when the new
Matson liner arrives in port If this
proves success arrangements may be
made to have something of the same
kind OF welcome at arriving steam
ers in the future. ...
Visitors coming to Hawaii have
heard much of the greeting of the Ha-
waiians. Today we have the aloha in
spirit when the liners leave port, but
TO those who first visit Hawaii the
reception would be impressive, and
would lnger long in their memory.
The water reception would undoubt- !
cdly grow as famous as the custom
Of bedecking the departing visitors (
with leis," he concluded. - |
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
REBELLION
SAID COLLAPSED

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c., March g.
official dispatches 70 the secretary Of
the navy today established the fact
that the Cuban government forces re-
tain control Of Santiago the rebel
stronghold, and that the American ma
rines have been landed to protect for
eign interests. The repossession Of
this city, together with the capture Of
the rebel general, Gomez, and his
staff, is regarded as marking the COL
lapse Of the rebellion.
SANTIAGO, Cuba, March 9.-Four
hundred United States marines have
been landed at the request of Garcia
Munuz. the civil governor of the prov
ince of Santiago de Cuba. Munuz made
a formal application to Gmdr Bel.
KNAPP, commanding the mine planter
San Francisco. through the American
consul here for United States marines
to protect the city against possible at
tack of the rebels.
Reports from the country districts
declared yesterday that the Palma
Hacienda, one of the larger sugar
mills in the province. has been de-
stroyed and that other damage has
been done to the crop.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 9.-Captain Alfred Fritzen
said to be German naval officer, arrested here today
by special agent of the department of justice and held in
Jail suspicion of felony. =.
The authorities while cautious about making statements,
that Fzen wanted in connection with alleged plot
destroy the Weland canal the Canadian boundary and
which there much excitement shortly after the out
break Of the war. s.--... III
Fritzens only statement concerning the charge is What
know tel No papers anything of incrimi-
mating nature found in his Further search
being made to locate his baggage which, suspected may
the United States for three years and recently toured Cuba
NEW YORK. n. T., March Capt. Fritzen indicted
by the federal grand jury April 1916 for alleged conspiracy
to blow up the Weand Canal With Capt Papen, form
ery aache of embassy later recalled at the demand of
the United States Wolf Igel and Capt Hans Tauchef
agent in America for Kupps he charged with conspiracy
against the neutrality laws directly connected with munitions
plots andschemes to blow up bridges and railroads
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
RUM0R OF EXPLOSIVES
ON SHIPS Is DENIED;
OFFER OF SEARCH MADE

Two letters read at q special session
of the harbor board this Afternoon add.
ed a new phase to the German ship
situation"
The letters we're, first, from II.
Hackfeld & Company, agents of the
vessels. 10 the governor; and second,
from Governor Pinkham to Chairman
Forbes Of the barber board. They are
as fellows:
From Hackfeld & Company to Gov.
ernor Pinkham, March s.:
IL appears to be belief among
the newspaper writers, apparently
backed up by an opinion formed on
Information received by the board OF
harbor commissioners, that on board
Of the German merchant vessels,
which have been lying up at the
port OF Honolulu since the end Of
1914, a quantity OF explosives is
stored which will enable the crews
OF those vessels to blow up their
respective ships at moments no
tice and also that other prepare
tons have been made by the crews
to sink the vessels on short notice.
In order to show your excellency
and your snbordinates that these ru-
mors. which are apparently circu-
lated with the persistent desire to
have particularly the steamers Pom
mern and Sotos removed from the
wharyes under control OF the board
of harbor commissioners, are I'M
founded, may we suggest to you
to appoint officials or individuals
Of unbiased mind for the purpose OF
thoroughly inspecting and overhaul.
ing the vessels now In Honolulu har-
Dor, in an fendeasor to determine
what truth, If any, there be in such
rumors.
we assure YOU that any action
which you may take along the lines
above indicated will find our ready
assistance at any time and antici-
pating an early and favorable reply.
beg TO remain, sir, sE
Very respectfully yours,
H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD
"(Signed) r. VIM. Klebahn, See.
From the governor to the board,
March s: ~ d.
Under instructions from Wash
ington, the fact of which you have
been aware, certain occurrences in
February have been and are still
under investigation. You have been
under certain apprehensions. Sat
urday last and before. 1t seemed de-
sirable to secure impartial access
(Continued on mage two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

The Hawaiian Band rendered its GUS
tomary monthly concert 70 Queen Lii
uokalani at home at the Washing
ton Place on Beretania street yester.
day morning, playing for about an
hour while many tourists took adyant-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
HAWAII FOLK FROM
BERLIN AT HAVANA
(Associatsd Press by Federal wireie

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March o.
Miss Ella Wight and her mother OF
Hawaii, who have been attached to
the U. S. embassy at Berlin, are
among the government employees ar.
irving at Havana Ambassador Ger
ard is expected shortly. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

Harry Peterson, on motorcycle, and
s. Tsutsui, in an auto, were in an &C.
cident at the corner of King and Bere.
tania streets last night in which the
motorcycle ran away after the man
had been knocked from it and crashed
into the car No great damage was
done and no one was seriously hurt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
NEXT C0NSIST0RY TO
NAME ONLY BISHOPS

ASSOCIATED Press bT F.dersl wireIessI
ROME, Italy, March 9.-The date of
the next consistory has been fixed by
the pope for March -. No new card
inals will be named. Only bishops
will be appointed. ..... O.. s.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
DANIELS UNCLE DEAD;
IN LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wireiess)
= BALTIMORE, Md, March 9.--Rich-
ard s. Daniels, uncle of Secretary
Daniels of the navy department. died
of heart disease today, aged ". He
had been in the lighthouse service for
40 years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Entente Suffer Defeats in Air
Fights Of February, Says Berlin

BERLIN,
much heavily afhtng than did the Germans accordng 70
lost compared with lost by the
z .
in has capture
500 Rus
captured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Another German Is
Taken As 'tPIoffer''
Capt Alfred Frtzeh Indicted in April 1916 in New York.
Arrested BY DEPARTMENT of Justice Agent in Los Angeles,
for Conspiracy to Blow Up WeNand cana-Invoved With
Won Papen and Won IgeI
tAssoei.ted Pres, serrie. by fedsraI N.Ir.lessl

IAs0caed : FsduaI "H'RssI - -
Los ANGELES, Sit that
Miss Adine sungnnier much to the detectives ssac
acknowledged
could evidence
could known who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

age of the occasion TO view the queen
sitting comfortably and quite happily
On the front lanai. #
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

San Francisco al 5 O'Clock the same
AFTERNOONS. She viii dock at and
steam from Pier s, taking l16 passen-
gers from Honolulu ana handful Of
freight about 50 tons. all she has
room for. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
WILSON TEL But
NOW IMPROVING

(Assesisisd Press by Federal wireless4
WASHINGTON, D. G. March a.
President Wilson Il stu confined %
his bed. The cabinet meeting set for
today was cancelled. The president Is
Improving:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Washington He Armed Sp" Pan Extra Session Called In Apri
Villa Not III
But Fighting,
Latest Report
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal
Wirelaaal 81

= ASSOCIATED Press by Federal I
y .s- Wireless) l 1
y FL PASO. Texas, March - I
y That Gen. Pancho Villa is. not .
= disabled and his forces not scat !
= tered is the declaration Of Vii. I
= listas here. They claim that I
y Villa has captured Durango City 4
y and is marching on Torreon. now 1
= held by Carranza troops. Amer. 1
= leans are reported leaving the lat 4
= te place owing to the approach OF I
= the bandit chief and the fear that 4
= II he takes the city he will mas 4
\ sacre foreigners and particularly 1
= will carry out measures against 1
= Americans. {.
= y n y y y y y y y y y ~ =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Expect Germans to Retire on Somme

LONDON March 9Further
Somme and the arrival British Bagdad
dcted affecting
s.
Of the British Tigris fan
Bagdad
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Rumor Germans Stop Belgian Work

AMSTERDAM. s-Accordihg statements
Amsterdam Teegraaf Germans have stopped virtually all
s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

LONDON, Eng, March 9-The closing of the Dutch
Belgian frontier by the German military authorities
by the Central News Agency in despatch from Amsterdam
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
Americans Held on Yarrowdale Now
Freed; Big Party Starting Home

sailors
the Yarrowdale well subjects Of other neutral nations captured
Wednesday he Americans to Switzerland
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
iAssoeiated PICS BIZ Cablel

WASHINGTON D.. c., March 9.-Presider
decided upon special session of Congress to me,
The president has also decided to arm Amer
vessels under the authority granted the Cover
constitution.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
NATIONS LAWMAKERS TO MEET
next MONTH; WILL RUSH GUNS
FOR VESSELS into WAR.zONE
Acting on Advice of Gregory and Lans-
ing, President Decides to Protect Citi-
zens at Sea By Drastic Move

LONDON, Eng, March 9.-The British transport Mandi
carrying South African native borers sunk collision
February 81, with 625 drowned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March o.

WASHINGTON D. c.. March Calling extra session
of Congress for April IT, proclamation issued from the
White House this afternoon
The president signed the proclamation while lying in bed
suffering with bad cold The president also approved
statement given out the White House telling Of the extra
session and of the decision to arm merchant vessels
Orders carrying out the decision to the ships were
Immediately sent to the secretary of the navy.
The plan of arming the ships definitely adopted by
the administration after the president had secured formal
opinion from Attorney General Gregory and Secretary OF State
Lansing that he has that authority despite old statutes which
some advisers believed forbade the action
The entire cabinet backs the decision Of the president
Guns for aring the ships being assembled along the
Atlantic Coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09

BERNIE Ftynine members Of the party Of
Swinemunde bound for Switzerland
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Continued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-09
MAILS

From San Francisco:
&C. Northern. Mar. u
For San Francisco:
Thomas. March 9.
From Vancouver:
MakuIa, March 81.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, Mar. 30.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

Der eritt aug NIT Der oOnbon ano
Ror!b,W eItsrnl. -"
Gorl Wotbss nidte bsfrieoist.
.Na r;Gtl! Bis sic mittogs ans
tommen. IinO sic BON mir tsIsorl'
pbil1 oHoemeiOet!. @eben sic
onnn gleid bin!. 0otieren sic
iid's io: 2ucas Wonners, Gp. st.,
8~irteubeuc! 60 geben Sic mir
nal Die 6onO. Mr. Merter!"
ST oriidte Die Re6te oes ouoer.n
trGfiig. Der pontc onbeben, i6m gu
onnteu. @bsr tr ipe6rte Drumming.
nit elmer SopfGepe5ung ob.
n..iGt0 BAL. Griudbneu Sie's
ni4t. Girl. =. Cd muB iebt I6laf;a
seten. Sic! - Cute Ro6t!"
SeImut Merter Itnnb uuo I6oute
INNER nod foit Ipro6los Dor
lleberroi4ung Dem oIten Nonn
na9, Der i9perfGaig our6 0os DUN.
tel elmer Seitengolie, oIs elmer ocr
penigea Meni9en, bic ou6 nodt3
bort fpotnten, in feline eeliebte Gitg
5uriidldliirfte, bic Gitp, in Der er
Ieinen Rei9tum erporben uno pers
lorer. SEPT bog er pie Elm S9attsn
Tim Die Gde unO peri9ponO.
Der iunse 0eutfde sins holb i'm
Sraum nod ieinem !9oteI 3urid.
ST Jraubte fat cine Stunbe oasu.
Gr fIOgfte Ieife an sic 5iire bes 3ims
mers. @bitb Dffnete. sic itonb in
ibrem lorgen peiben @efpono Dor
i3m. Gr Ie9te ibr bic 9dnOe arlF
bic Sdultern.
.@oitR. . .sebit bu iiberoa nit mir
bin9'
nSa."
n9leibit bu aud nit mir in gng,
lano, tpenn mir arme Qeute Iino?"
nSo."
nWenn mir uns uniern 2ebensun.
terbalt bier Derbienen miiFen2"
nSa. j. aber. -"
,Wos benn?"
n0u bait oo9 INNER erttdrt, SCI.
lie, bu pollteIt ME pieber na9 Sag.
lamb Suriid!"
Sum Saulen5en inter ben Del
nen = nein!" iagte er. rN6sr
gum arbeiten = ia! Sd nil no9
ie6en, Oh i9 uns ni9t als eff
lider DeutIder bier bur9s 9eG,n
i4log'!"
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
15.

Sin ~itarter tur5er @uFI9rei aus
Gin paar bunbert &eblen bur9baa!e
oen Saol Der 8oumnonb0rIe in 2is
rerpool. Gs mar Der Muf, Der Ii9
gepobnbeitsmGBig ieben Ro9mittas
Elm paar Minuten na9 orei llbr ipis,
oerbolte, tpenn bon Nem gort, no
es ieBt e6en erit 3e6n lbr morgens
mar. Die bortigen @nfangsturIe IN
8aumpo1e e%intrafen. Gin Mnge>
%itelter in Uniform ltonb ouf Der err
bobten plotform in Der einen SIDE
beg Goumes ano n~otierte an Der riss
Iigen Safel bic ein5elnen. chamber
raid folsenOen 3ifiern. llnten i'm
Saol lrjseIten bic 8leiItifte in 0sn
Npti56ii4ern, purbe in flieaeGoee
Gle Oi, Marqe, bic YreisiponnunJ,
bere9net. Die paar puntte LIN.
teri9iso febeuteten unter llmItGnaen
elm @ermDgen.
MacGornid, Der I9ottiI6e 8uunl>
lOolimporteur, ltonO trdumeriI9
limb pb1e9matii9 i'm Soufen Der eli,
rcren 80rien6eIuGer, Oie iebt, nod
Ner eriten Aufregung, pl0Blid IN
S9fpeigen perieiIen paren uno Ii9
taltbliitig unb berousforoernb, Die
9dnbe in ben 9oientaI9en, gegenieIs
tig maiterten = bier SouHe = 0ost
Battle - lnlernb, iper ben srIten
8oritrB fiibren niiroe. Gr iiberFlog
nod einmnl feline loufen6en @ngages
ments anb nidte. 0as @eindft
Ianb Qu:.
0rii6en bob ein LANCER biirrsr
Gentleman ben Irm unO rief entz
f9lo1en nit einem ndIelnben &ebi4
ton, Der iofort ben ameritoner GER
1iet; rs jap. =. 3714!"
Gs pirfte mie Elm 9rompetenIt1b!
Sin pilbes Stimmengepirr biaters
fer. crregte Geii4ter. fu@ts!nOe
@onbe. Der Sampf fladerte sinc
Setunoe 6ellolif unb ebbte mieOer in
cine t%iefiinnige Stile Dor oeGl
Gturm, MocGornid botte rorldl>
fig senug. Gr ging bic @olerie sn!e
lnng, ron beren WGnben reibennsiIt
bic lebensgroBen Oelgsmdlbe Ger
9iirgermeiIter BON 2iperpool niecers
IGauten, unb fu6r nit einem Der Die
len, ununter6roden i'm Snneren Jes
WoltsntroBers ouf@ unO niecerIais
Ienlen Gifts 9inauf in ben 4r6iira.
tionzHpom.
Die NOrDfenIter bes longen ihKds
len Gaums paren BON o6en our4
Solaoerl9ldge o6geblenbet, 10 Bah
oos 2idt tlar uno bod geodmpFt
ouf bic bielen &Glten nit ben fir
t0onoel unO WonbeI auf Der ganSen
@rbs maBgebenoen 8aumponproben
fiel. Gin poar Serren ltanoen init
crnftsn @sii@tern, biaue Siiten in Der
Donb, Dor einem Der geOffneten
S9iibe uno persli6en. Der S6otse
nidte hen @eI6Gftsfreunoen flii4ti9
gu urO frus einen 0iener: pMr.
Sled ni9t bier?"
.@cr bier, Sir! SIT, glaub' id,
6inouf in ben &afieeroum, Sir"
.8unte!"
Der 8aumippllmonn Itelte iiD
,pieoer in cinsn Der Gifts uno burdl-
,aob bic lsbten, bon 3ei6sn o,n
/ Mpntorsr eingenommenen Stodreric
pes @c6Guoes Bis inter bos Fla4s
Tod. Dort bottsn bic 8~0rienlsate
| 'br alubreftouront, bod ii6er DIR
tief unien nimmelnbsn Stact. Mia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26

SIN bieien ihncren 3eiten no
Illes mas rbeutl6" lit, bon peri6ic.
ocucn Scitcn Der in S6mut nno
5taub gc5ogen miro, lit es Bic ebren'
pflid)t cincs icben 0cutl6en, bic
ocutide Trciie in a,nerifa 81 inter.
itiisen. Seoer Gclltide iollte icinc
oelltidc 9ofal- 3eitltng, sic linn flare
rngeiGrbte 9erihte bringt, in ieinens
SouIc bobcn. @anabeionbcrs aber
lullte man oie bertide Sreiie allf oo.
bl,rh lrntcritiiten bnB nlon Die in it,
rem Spalten oilge5ei0tcn @aaren bel
9coorf follft uno Dem Geid1ftsin'
buber %mittbeilt, haB man oiele Gin'
fGuie o,,f @runb icincr In5cigc be-
Iorgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
@abl Nptis.

IS miro biermit befon,lt gemadt
oaB bic Sdbrlidc General Seriomm.
lung Der Yoliccn = Sllbobcr Scr Ser
mann Conn Mlltllal Sire Sniuroncc
SO. gum 9rpef Der grluablung bon
iicbcn CD 9ircttorcn, bic fir oos
laufenoc 2abr bicncn iollcn, iopie
CUR GerbanOlung FOLDER @ei6Gfte
ais geb0reno Dor Die %crianlmluno
gcbradt meroen m0gcn, an
Wontas, ben 5ten Sebrmar
in Der Gitp Sail itottfinocn miro; be.
ginneno I'M 8 llbr Sorluittags unf
cnocno INN 2 llbr gto6nlitta9s.
Bbilip Saeffner, 8raiioent.
Attcit: Robt. 9oun1gaertner, Sefr.
Sermann, 500, Den 20. Sanlar 1917
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-01-26
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