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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

To obviate the noise of pneumatic
riveting machines, one has been in
vented that squeezes riyets into place
with a pressure of ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02

Mexico City Is 7.415 feet above sea
level It's death rate has been high
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-02
.MAUI'S NEEDS
HEARD BY SOLONS

Recommendations of the legislative
committee of the Maui chamber of
commerce for legislation directly af-
fecting the Valley Island, but declared
beneficial to the entire territory, have
been received by members of the
house of representatives and are now
being carefully considered.
The outstanding feature of the re-
commentators is the proposal for a
Maui belt road to connect up between
the present end OF the Hana-Keanae
road to the Wailuku-Kailua road. The
estimated cost of this highway is $780,
| 900.
Following Is brief summary of the
Recommendations:
! Nahiku-Kailua road.-The commit
| tee believes such a road would be OF
/ immense benefit to the whole terri.
tory on account of its scenic features.
| Road up Haleakala.-This road, in
the opinion of the committee, would
be pruely for tourists and sightseers
and the benefits from it would be par
ticipated in by the territory as q
| whole. It Is believed the road should
be built by the territory as terrific
rial road.
Lahaina Wharf.-The fact is empha-
/ sized that a ships wharf is very much
needed at or near Lahaina.
/ Hama wharf--A suitable wharf is
very much needed at this place, the
committee says.
lao valley road.-It is recommended
that this road be constructed from the
loan fund. as the expense would be
more than the county could appropri-
ate out of its general revenues.
! Kula Sanitarium.-Every assistance
from the legislature for the Kula
farm and sanitarium is urged.
County building.-This item urges
the construction of county building
| at Wailuku
Olinda reservoir.-t is proposed
that the reservoir be lined at cost
of about $4,000.
/ Farm Loan Act-The legislature is
urged by the chamber to pass a farm
loan act III
| The chamber also urges that the
I, roads through the wet districts of
Maui be paved or macadamized.
/
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

irctlmg oud mir Der geringIten @e-
bictst6cile iinler fcinen llnliGnOcn
miaigcn mcrOen. Gine Ginigiing
Ooriiber fam MIR er5ielt iuerocn
mem iopobl 5rautreih ipie Stalien
iGrc 9lnipriidc iaacn loiicn.
gScnm man bic mic0erboltch gluS-
Ioiiimgcn Scr lRinilcr 6ciOcr Wldbte-
Qruppcn ocrglcibt, 10 mib man, mic
ser YrGiioelt MiIion in ieinem SSric-
0enSpori6logc crflGrtc 81 Scr llebcr-
5cIglmg fonmcn, OaB cigcntlidj bei-
Oe iiir 0oiiel6e 3iel fdnpien unO ouB
cine @critduoigung leidt 6cr6eijli-
iii6rcn icin miiiie. 9lbcr bic @intcr.
gc0onfcn mo Smpon0crabilicn, Die
iidJ bintcr oicicn gSortcn imo NcOin-
glngen Dcrborgen Dor oacm Die
Mobrlmg oeS &reitige imO Die 6oii-
nung iiir Oie gcbro6ten Spier bod
nod eine Gntib0oi9ung erlongcn SIT
f0nnen, iionOen ieOem @unide nad
eincm 6ricOcn o6ne Sicg I'M gSege.
IS lit nidt in 9lbreOe 81 iicneit
OoB cs gcroOc sic 9lliiirtcn moren, Die
icoe GeritdnoiQung cui gleiAer Yoiis
BON iidj lpieicn, 10 longe nod cine
9luSiidt bcitouO, ric Gcntralmdhte
cntidci0cn0 3u iblugcn. Nlit Dem
SHpinOcn oicier 9lnsiibt, bcionOerS
no6 Den pcr9e6li6cn, berIulirciden
adnpien in 6lonocrn rmO Dem 3lt-
lommen6rl1 Ocr rlliiiibcn glrmce
ifeint oie Gntentc, pic ans 0cu leb-
ten &cocn Ocs enQliicbcn Wlinilters
2loDo George berpprgcbt, lid Der
S5Oce cineS 5ricOcnS o6ne Sieg nebr
unD mcbr 5u5uncigcn Won mub iih
olld) in oieicn areiicu iagen, ooB Oos,
mas man ourd cine 6orticblmg oeS
arieges nod crrcicbcn fonn fcinen
Griob fiir 0ic Gpier, Die oericlbc err
6eiidt 6ieten fam. Gie &olter iinO
ocS &ricgeS ibon lon9e miiOe uno
ouh bic 9e9ierllngcn iebuen iid nod
6ricoen iinO es i'll 0obcr on5unc6mcn
rmo 5ll boifen, Bob Die 6ricOeuslportc
ans &om ouf ciuen irubtborcn 9o-
Oen ioaen meroen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
5rcitao, ben II. sInsnit 1917.
VeniiOnirnno Der CSiUilbeamtcn.

Ic permcDrte Arbeit peld5e Der ariee Den &e9ic.
rrngs. 9eparteneuts III gSoibnpton gebradt bot rdt
sic oltc 5ragc, mas nt Dem oltgcoienten unO oigc
bfoudten 9an5leperona geideben Ioa. wieoer III ocn
Bor0erqrun0 Die glbeten bdben iib 70 iebr gellebrt
cob macidbr $4,000 nge Seut babcn angcltclt merocn
miiiicn Nber eS lit idwer iiIr omtd)e Stellungen
bic quite tednie aentnile oerlaugen IN tiir5cr 3cit
patience Seuie 81 tinoen. Tesbolb lit cine SeDegung
i'm Wange ngere Sr0e mebr aaeemcin 5u bcioroern
ii0 an Stelc ser olteren Scte 81 cBcn Die wobl Die
Griabung ober nid)t mcbr oie Ssrdte 5abcu tIr oie
ipbt III pelcn Deportenents peronge cbcrarbcits5eit
Gntue0cr ollcu Die otcl aan5licn Die incrgeorOneten
Stclnqcn bcflc0eu ooer lie ioncn ourd) aiigcncelc
Ecnionirna gang ans ocm Gent auseeiduItct wrr.
ocp. Qs6er but Der GOngreB iid5 beborr5 geDegcrt,
Gin GioiloentFeniionslpit cin5ufiibren, menu G
nidt Orf sic Beanten ieblt gegrinoct iluo erbalten
miro Die Splgc oaUun it, Dab iid in ocn 9cgerungs-
geporicments IN @c6ington louicnoe oon altcn Doll-
ncrn uno 6racn bcln0en Die tbatiddblid Elm @noocn
brot qencfe neil man ie ndlt ad iabrcangcr treucr
9lrbeit oili Die StroBe ebeu pin. Ga tie nod nc
niq Nrbet eiiten fonncn 10 nO Die jingeren Scte &C.
8pulqcn nm 10 nebr 3u arbeten n0 Der lterDot ocr
uni1bigcn &clte ioll Der &egierng tbatndld) mebr
foien ais cine Ycniionirng foen miir0c Ios lit Dem
GonqrcB ipe0er6ot bepieen morocn, mo lebt 1T man
ooran Gin SDiem Der Nlters0erorglmg auS5uarbeiten,
oos euenhiel pom GongreB gutgc6eiBpn meroen mag.
Gle &egietuna ol MIR oaS gum Anfang notbgc &opltal
liccrn Oas ipGter as oen nonudb BON Den @ebdltern
a63tSe6en0en 9etr1qen 3uridbe5abt Der0en fam.
syett nodocm alt ole 9tesierngseen ocr @olit ent-
3rqcn Iino lit cs nidt erdtli6 meSbalb @piIbeomte
itdlt ouf bic gleide Shle nit 00ieren gccIlt merocn
Ioten Die penonirt uerocn peu lie Elm gGUilles A.
ter erreiht bobcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
wrtCsioa.alnte
nndl lShilaOcIphiG.

AAhJ 4DtANC~%f JtN~
dt slbfubrf bont ater Hr. l. Htgbis
~ Gtrabe 3ampier baIten an bel
~ Betterlou Gbeidpeafe paben, Ioluit
Roint, Gbeinpeate Glib, Wo, 9t.
@corqeS, 9eIamnre Git1, Sci, ntio
Inaes. 8nmpfer ~Eenn" unb rgoro
Baltimore" nbrcn tdgIid ltno Soplt'
ina, 8 llbr Wtorgcns. 6dbrgclo 81 90.
HddbisE0npTcr fdQld1, diiSgeitomnen Sotns
taQs, Inn 8 nhr gl6enoS; Tabrgelo $t.b0 inr
bic SinreiIe, So fiir bic 9llnorele O5 Inqel,
9iidiabrt per Tag ooer RnhtsDampfer ooer
Der 80 & o., 49, 90 9urbeanesbluete 6u
neoriqen Ndien (per Babn bon B6ildoelpbta)
nocb yIem yorf. 9lllnuilc 9Th, @ape wta1, VS.
bnrh Bari, Qone Brancb, gllbnil1, Lrob, y; ",
RuHlatl0. Wie, 8uiifien I'm Horoeit Btuete
bef Mlbaliqbs uno an B0r0 Der Dnniplet.
Baltimore nnd1 gcttertDn.
glbiabrt Olonnqs, 9ienitaes, W2ttimobss
0onnertaes, 95rcideS, 8 lIbr Nlorqens uno
iibr MbenoS; @nnlitaQS, llbr llerqetts, l.30
Wdhnitfnas mn tlbr IbeuoS; @oiintdgs,
s llhr Wloroens unb 80 yin6miiioas
Midfobri bon 8etieripn gloMtoosg, wetti,
mods ino sSreitaqs nngctdbr | llbr Nnhnlib
faqs: Geninqs ltlio @pnncrltoQS nm lir9e'
Idhr 8 iibr Nad,mitinqs GdmltQgs nno Conn,
ioos nm unoeidbr 3 ubr Robmttnes nHo 7
40 GcniS einc gonr, 80 Idne ertlrIons'
Ntnetc 80 Gents. wSdn fdrebe I'm HetleIiip'
rcr an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

tbuug Corr uno Stcriliiiranlogen
ihp.). 5ni Yeglciiibrciben al Den
@unOesrat6 uerOonit Die Gentralltellc
I'M ginncn Der llnter5eidner Die felt
SnoneriiiuoGne Der sGetition Don oer
obcritcn Yeboroe erloiiencn DlnBna5-
men SIR airihcn- mo 0bltOerior-
Gung mo eicbt ocm @umicb 9lls-
Orud, OoB DER @nnOesrat6 alA Die
onocren 6oroerunecn Der Bctition
wobnuoaeno priiicn imO 6eriidiibti.
gen m0ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
IN 0cntIdIauO 6citcjt elm 9eidsucrbnnO r Slrices

5n SentIdlanO 6cItclt Elm GcdlSUcrban0 fir &ricgS
pctenifdtt init Sit Strliu Ger 3ucd Oes SerbanOcs
iou ieiii, Den Goamaiien pon Sriegstbcnebmeru cine
0iiriorgc ange0eben III lalen Ourd] Ycidofnng bon
aregspatben. Cic Stregspatbcn ouen Die g8aiicn III
ic0er &ciie interliiigcn uIo oerci 3uflmit moglid
dcricaen SSnsbcionOcrc ioa oeuelbcn cine ibren 6G
b;gtctcn lO Der io5ioen Selung ocs &otcrs cutipre
d)cloe Scbensteluig noglidlt dergcitcat pcrocu IS
ionen 81 oeicm 3wed in gang Dcudlauo 3ucigoereine
gcgrnoct perOcn GIee 3Dciguercine bilocn 6lirorgc
tcucn oencn cs object &ricgspatben 5u wcrocn mo 5u
pcrnitteln Gs orbetcn in Der Hidting don cine
Jlei9e &creinc 90 6citebt utcr onocrem in @en Scr
Neren ySugcoipenoe iiir SrsgcriDaiicn, III Grcsocn
pcltebt iene Gbnlide gut mirfen0e Srganiinon inter
Gem 8orb Oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @cder; ouBer,
ocn miro oen Giiriorgeitelcn iiir &rcgsbeibdog'
ienpilege 0cr Gerorarng Der Stiegcruocu grOBcs Sn
tIeiie entgegenebrodjt Der yeid]sperbaIo mill alle
flcie geitrc6ungeu 5.,ommenniien obne Oercn icblt
iidn0igen @irfmgsfrcis 81 beeniluiien. v0ie 6ragc
Der Sriegspobenlfaiten lit auBcror0cntldcr gc'
ceutme iiir unicre foboliiben dortatipcn Screine"
ifrie6 nad Der @rin0ung 0iees yerbuuoes Die Goln.
SSolfs5tg bcionoers iir Oen Gboritasoer6an0. 9ud)
Geic boben berets Sic 6raec oiigcgrien; %rdlo or.
QSert6monl Sorbel0er OeS GbartosDcrban0cs, bat
bel peridieOenen Gcc1enbeiten oui Die gcocung Der
®smaiienpilege bngeweicn Mn Oen &crbanOlun.
gen i'll Berlin nabmrn H. u. tbeil Or. 5abgebcr pom
GharitosperbauO, 5rou ScBbcrgr pom fotboud1en
6roiicnbuio, &edlsiogsabgeornncte @icsbcrts pom
@erbono ocr fat5o5en Arbeiterpcrcinc pom @cit unO
Siooeidihlono. Gem qluSituB gcborcn ouBcrOcm
H. gl nod on: Die gl6D Gr56erger nO Or. 0Be erncr
4rdot Or @ert6mann uuO 5rdulen ScOmg Irans.
iclO~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
SuNcsfGQe.

slm 10. gIuemi SomcS 7. SItrrn, glr. 222
GarrifonsQnnc 5S Sabre nlt
glm t5 gnouit. u. Nrhant gir S057 Staf'
iorosSirnbe, Al Sabre alt.
PIN a. snlauii 6rani .. ,5onIiOn, glr. 1885
% SubcttesSir 43 Sabre alt.
9lm a. 9mguit 9iSsic 2nabcS, gr. tt08
Nlerrnmnns glbe., 63 Sabre alt
slm i3. Nuenit, Notert ncilmau gr. 1877 G.
Neacfters Ctr 81 Sabre alt.
slm a. 9lunuii. Sarnb 9ianoall, glr 1861
@niurs Srnhe. 50 Sabre alt.
gIn A. glnnitii Minnie Shneicr, glr. 1866
g0. sEoliimoreitr., rs Snbre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17


9iCcuigru bic ans Ocm 0entihtJnm in Oicicm
gouoe Elm ErobIcm 5u geitateI iudcn uernogen nd)t
oie min0eIte Gcronlchng bieriir an5ugebcn So melt
Gle 9opaItGt Ger 1etiten be3peiiet miro, 10 gcdicbt
cS nd)t oespegcn, weil @ruO orbanocn it, oicc Grele
81 bc5ucifen ouocrn neil man BON Der 9nnabme aus.
Gebt OoB GGd]e IN cnen &riegc nit Geiltlhano nd)t
loyol ein fonncn 9n bIoBe %ermt6iulgcn bin cine
Scse 81 peraitalten lit ngeredt ogor brutal 5nnl
mcnn ole SnfGaigfcit 0ieier Annabme crlpelcn llt.
Teutide lecti e6eno beretpilig ipe anoere ScercS'
Oene, 5oblen ebenio bereitwlig pie onoere &riegS-
itcucr uuo perDoten id i6erbaup in eincr @eiic per-
ldieOcn pon onoeren giireeru Gas miro nidlt ourb
Gin5eIiGQe entfr1tet IN oenen Setde Stelung gcgen
oen aree nebmen 0cnn eS ee6t beoeteno mebr gSidt.
0eittidc Die Oas @ledJe tbun gSemn aus oIb perein'
5tten 6Gaen geiol9eet miro Oob Die ocutlde Sprade
lonoeSgeiGbrlid iit 10 miBte logiidcr gScile a
oc cngliife Sonoesprade ir lonOesgeobrlid] batef,
neil perein5cte 9lmerilaucr mt Dem tregc nd)t clr-
pcrltanOcn limo 9lae Ibotioden ilnO Sogif erucicn
Oob Die Oetde Sprode irno Oa5 0eutldtbnm berboupt
tcin Ero6lem auigcbcn uno ooB man DER @eamnt5ct
am beitcn oicnt mcna man Die Guttidcn ungclboren
.lGBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Narcnn aes oJcaanae .lmipcIlura.

IS wiro bcrmt bciaun gematt oaB oie
llnipu 8ranacr Gn.. qcnidb Der an ~. Snnt
1908 nnlcUciNHcien &eror0nung M 100. NDs
ibnii a. FdrdQropb Q 0pie am 2s. 9ippeul.
Der 1911 umcneirD. nm @rlanbniB nnDNelubt
eine olentlldc GARAGE 81 bcnMben.
3. 3. N1rue,
(sugi7-tS) ejebdnoes SnipcltOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

TO. ETWWUTI TNIT,-
IS miro bermii beiunEt eeiuoobt fob s., gS.
Ncnine & SnnS. ncnldB Der am ~ Nnni 1908
unicr3cichueicn @crorniuila 9tr 155 glbihniii
amen0iri). nm @rlmbnb nac6oeiuc1i bot oa5
9lnpcicn g}r. lil--l3-15 0rdaro SiroBe, mo
gir 4l4 St Dlarn'ssSir, ais cine onettli6e
@aruqe 6ll benuben.
(9mQt7-fS) Gebdlioc SnipeftOr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Narrnn bed clc0ansc. anipelIpre.

Gs miro 6icrbclann nemo6t. nab Soicpb
~ gnncrion aemdB Der am 10. Snni 1908
nnicr8eibnetcn %cruroIunq atr t55. Nblbniit
AZ, @drogrupb - (pe am 2S giobembcr 1911
anienoirD nm @rnlbnB nabgeiucbt bat bus
glnpcen nn Der Sitcitc ocr gonNiuooos Sirubc,
10 ,Sub n6roliC1 Der gScittuooo slpenuc, ais cine
3. 3. SBrnr,
t9utQt6~t7) GjcbduOes SnlpeitUr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

.9tunopolis s. 9R6 IS. gluouii 1917
Sdool 9nnn Of 9Gnrbldnb" idIlia am + Scp,'
icn1cr, lillo 5ublbor am llno mad oem Sep'
siGSis.Meeut In oer DerDG'iis Njebalit5 ia.
ioRa 9nni" Baltimore. linrnlano,
SUGn Wi Tcnnie,
(Qlnof I'D Cshnkmeiiier BON WnrOlnuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

ggob.Sonn.tbeN NIB @boptonfsSInB.gr'
hrllon. 15O Neilen Gdl3pdlIer ben qoip
acn Tna; Ser rtbtiqe 2ehensreiler iIir aii1oer;
Sampler ,9nuna Gile8" 9tenltnqs uro Don.
%SaSg Tsri@ss auaIs lSt s0e gs0FaeHS' 'r9s 9Sud ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
gcfnuntmadJnuscn.


TO- gluguii 1911
g sortS,i gsS 9S SaG 9S0g @eG GS% Saq am S0R 0 n N
zoos nHer5cibnecn &croronun9 gtr loo Nn'
ibnii A. BarnQrapb 2 tpic am 2s. yiogcnl.
bcr l9i nmcloirD I'M @rldnbnib nnDgcln0i
bat. ous Nnpcien an ocr 9Sciliciic Der Sppc'
GroocNucN 100 SUB H0rolib Der l)d. 9iobdl'
gpenic, ais cine 0iieiiiIibc WaraGc 81 beHuVcu.
3. Z. NDrnc,
(gluOtG-1D Scbduoc- SHlpcltor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Nn Ocn eanScrn Der Naiirtcn wirO bcridtct, Out,

Su ben gGnOcrn Der Slaiirteu piro bcridtct, oup
zen Stulleu nadobnHo nud) oic oetid]e 9cereSeihna
mlen-9cgmcnter seboet inO in Den &anpt geltelt
5o6c. Die gtadritbt oari wob in oos Neid Der So
Tel eeiteat weroen M6er bob Gie oeutd)cn 6roen I'M
Sole Der gtot6 1nlpen fone baben Dor ctliden Sabr
bunoertcu oc Ditmori1er 6rouen bepiccn Die Dem ~
oas ireie 1it6marhen Die &eifte pollteinS einorir-
aeuoen Odniidcu 6eno 6eBcu @critcbrc IN 0ic Nuacn
nuren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
glnnapUlis nnD Weit Niber.
DcW nnn5ciI Eag nitf bem Sal5wniIrr.
uti(tcusGrfltriiOu.

9cr D0pnI0rc Dampler llVmnIa WiIcs".
Wloniaes WhtimoCbs lllIo Jreitaas ubr
S5oniIfaoS Mn $50 Wiorgcns uno Snmiings
80 Nahmiliaes. sine cbr ausaepdPlte
Iour bicl YlaS mo cute DlnblacticH Stl'
lefc 50c., auseenonlnIen SonHinaS. 6Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Die prantbone 9Ort GepuEt. NIB HettsrtSR.
(frfttrlinu

eBcbires. Scenerie uuo Die groBen Hrildsn,
populate 3ampfer uGusQuebnuna" Mhtiluocbs
ilbr gahniilaas; .Snrlid uM IL ubr glbenog;
Sonntnes. 10 llDr Yornitinas; ournd I'M
llbr 9lbenos Billcte 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Gapitane, effisiere, stenerIenic, 9edoiiiscre nn

GapitGmc, Cffi5icrc, Stcncrlcntc, 0cdOffiscrc muO
Moiduiiten er6oltcn beut3utage S0bnc Die Dor Dem
Sriege r iabclboit eegoItcn bdtten IS 1T cBt our
ans uidt8 ungep06nlidJes, OnB cin Sdiifsibrcr ir
cine GeiIe nad @uroro $1,000 uerlnngt Nio@mcn
crboltcn io6rd $1,000, O. r. 10 picI mic Dor Dem &rcg
ur Die @apitGne Der gr0Beu EoiogicrOoupcr 6ejogcn
SS icnen loeen poren Die beOe5ablten Nfi5icrc oic
icnigcn 9epor5ugten ocs &lds, meIdc aif Gonptern
ue ,Waterono" Olympic oOer yaourctonia" iobrcn
mritcn! Seutc lit Ole Sade urgcfeGri Sc angianlcr
oas 5df oeito groBer lit Oos &iiifo uno ocito bober
Die 9c5a6llmg fir O5iere lno @oundoten Sor
pcniqrn gSodcn er6eIt Elm Gbei.Sngcnicrr $500 oen
Wonot iir cine Guropo9ciic 9ad icincr 9iidfebr bo.
ten i6n Die Sdifiseigentbiucr 500 pro @lonot iir
cine gled5e Gee Der Sngcnicur lcbnte ob Der
Gompier mar ein otcs lcbr lon9ancs 6rattd)iti uno
il red)t oa3u angetbdi ons Dpfer ecs lautbooes gu
perocn Gffijere Die ouf reqliirrten SrnlSporil1I-
itn fobren perOiencn nbt 10 piel ais Die aut Sdcn
augctcltcn, meld]e ibre @igentbincr cgeln lollen.
Gem Ole lronspnrtoumpier inO bcltiIdt mo wcroen
ron &ricgsiabr5cugen beeleitct 0ie Sdu6boot@efa1r
lit alio fir lie beociteno gcringcr.
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bic edwciScr 6cntalIclIc SIR ycfGmpfnns Nco M
fo6oIiss bat Der gnnOeSfan5le cine &olfspcttion &C.
oen Die No6nmgsmtteI Sersenolne i'm AlfobolgGperbe
cngcreit Sic lit unter5cidnct uon $50 1913 iibcr 70
So6rc alteu Yerioiieu; oapon lino 14572O Stirinbc
rcttigte Die Yetition pcrIangt H. 9I Die bcborOibe
9eidrdufitng Der gicrbrouerei encrgiide Gmidron
htio scr }ldcro6oobc an 2iforiobrfeil sSciu6dnoer
nno gSu5cr, Sic 9chrdnflng Der Nbibrenncrci mo
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-05
INDIANAPOLIS vs.. New Castle.

New Castle, leader of the l. S. L.
procession by virtue of its 3 to tic
tory over the Quakers Saturday night
Is scheduled for bout with Billy
Vogeis Indians at New Castle tonight
New Castle to maintain It's place at
the top must win from the Indians.
Richmond, for the time being, Is out
cf 1t for the lead. Saturday nights
disaster toppled the Quakers from first
to third where the time is, at least
scheduled to remain for the first three
days of this weeks skirmishing.
Want More Serappine Spirit.
Now that Muncie and New Castle,
and Indianapolis too for that matter
have strengthened their teams, Rich.
mond fans are wondering whether or
not the Quaker lineup as it now stands
will be able to hold its own.
Richmond at present is either in a
had clump or Is out of its class. The
majority of the fans believe the team
is off form temporarily.
But whatever the cause, Richmond
fans who have been with the team
first. last and all the time. would ap-
preciate little more scrapping spirit
on part of the Quakers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-05
MiIiers Antiseptic Oil Known as
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in
Three Minutes

Three Minutes
Try it right now for Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and
swollen joints, pains in the head
back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc
After one application pain disappears
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Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Diph.
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This Oil is conceded to be the most
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Drops on the thickest piece of sole
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stance through and through in three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
Oil is golden red color only. Every
bottle guaranteed; Csc and soc a bot.
tie, or money refunded. At leading
druggists. Glenn Thistlethwaite.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-05
BATH EXTERNALLY
Over 100000 People Are Now
Doing So


| For many years physicians have
agreed that the vast majority of hui
| man ills were caused by accumulated
| waste in the Lower Intestine; that in
our present way of living Nature
could not remove all this waste with
out assistance, no matter how regular
we might be; and that the poison
from this waste circulated through the
blood pulled US away down below par
, and was responsible for many dis
eases of a serious nature.
During this time the -. B. L. Cas-
cade'' for Internal Bathing has, be-
cause of their recommendation and
those of its users, been steadily grow
ing in favor.
Recently, however, the startling
news which has been covering this
country that great surgeons and spe-
cialists have been operating on the
Lower Intestine for the most chronic
and serious diseases has caused Amer
leans to become thoroughly awake to
he importance of keeping this Lower
Intestine free from all poisonous
waste matter, and over 500, 1000 are
I now using Internal Baths.
If you try the -. B. L. Cascade you
will find yourself always bright, conf
dent and capable-the poisonous waste
makes us bilious, blue, dull and ner-
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cure for Constipation-just warm wa
ter properly applied Drugs force Ma
ture-the u. B. L. Cascade" gently
assists her.
Call and see it at A. G. Luken's
Drug Store in Richmond, Ind, or ask
them for Why Man of Today Is Only
so Per Cent Efficient booklet of
great interest, which is given free on
re0ueSt-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-05

Blondey Hueffner, on the other
hand, took care of everything his way
Harkens and Duggan threaten to
form combination that will get by
any defense in the league
Walt Evans found trouble in smoth-
ering Duggan, Du Frenes and Harkens
Richmond's hopes rest with India
napolis in tonight's game with New
Castle.
Rollin De Witt and Billy Jette will
be the Indian defense tonight That
should help.
New Castle-Muncie at Muncie tomor-
row night, promises excitement.
Richmond rests until Wednesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-05

He made some splendid drives but
didn't have strong enough backing to
save his club from shut out.
Then the Tribune goes on to say
how the Chicago All-Stars defeated the
pick of Indiana"
Fig Newton, the former Richmond
boy, and at one time sub rush Of the
Muncie |. S. L. club, was the only ex-
perienced man in the Muncie lineup
which included Lewis, Davis and
Burns, amateurs who stacked up
against Richmond amateur players in
games the past two weeks. Red Will
liams, of Muncie, was the star of the
Chicago offense.
Next Sunday Tacks Bradfield leads
crew of Richmond amateurs against
this same Chicago club of Paddy Har-
mon.