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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
House WANTS To
KNOW Why GERMAN
SHIPS NOT MOVED
Resolution Requesting Habor
Board to Explain Adopted on
Demand of keIekoIio

Why have the members of the board
OF harbor commissioners not yet taken
action toward removing the German
refugee ships from Honolulu harbor
as recommended by resolution re.
Gently adopted in the house of repre-
sentatiyes? s-.
The house today demanded an an
swer to this question by adopting a
resolution introduced by Representa-
tive Bernard Kelekolio. Kelekolio de-
Tended his measure in q fiery speech
from the floor, asserting that the
crews of the steamers have threat
ened TO destroy them" III
Let them take themselves out into
the harbor and blow themselves up,"
the Hawaii solon shouted. II see the
harbor board mas put the ships under
$500, 900 bond. What is 100000 to
the German government? There is a
million dollars worth OF property on
the Honolulu waterfront"
The resolution is as follows:
Whereas, Il has appeared In the
recent issues of the local press di.
vers statements and charges Of the
impotency of the board of harbor
commissioners in removing the Ger.
man vessels from the respective
piers where they are now located,
and
Whereas, no definite results have
been accomplished by reason of the
public's desire to have those vessels
removed before any menace or dam
age may be done to the harbor OF
Honolulu, and
Whereas. in the opinion of this
house such impotency on the part
OF the harb0r commissioners is a
dereliction of It's duty to the people
sof this territory.
Therefore, resolved, that said
board OF harbor commissioners be
requested to inform this house the
reasons and cause of why said ships
cannot be removed, and to submit
all papers, minutes Of meetings and
letters, II any, covering said subject
within forty-eight (48) hours"
The resolution was adopted and re
ferred to the committee on health, po
lice and military. This committee to
morrow will report on the resolution
recommending the removal of the Ger
man ships.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL
PARTY TO COME

Members of congress are still plan.
ming for the trip to Hawaii, according
to cablegram received this morning
by Senator r. w. Shingle from Dele
gate j. X. Kalanianaole at Washing
ton. The message reads:
"Trip depends on time of extra ses-
sion. If June will come in April. II
session in March or April will come
after adjournment Advise making ap-
preparation available end of year."
Senator Shingle began arranging for
a conference discussion of the matter
by committees from both houses soon
after he had received the message.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
ZEPPELIN BECAME FAMOUS
AT AGE OF 70 WHEN He /
MADE FLYING PRACTICABLE

Count Ferdinand Zeppelin became
famous at the age OF 20 as the build
er Of the worlds first practical dirig-
ible balloon. On his 18th birthday he
navlgated his twentieth airship TO cele-
bra:e the occasion. But before he had
achieved fame he had devoted half
centufy Of his life, exhausted his per-
sonal fortune Of $750.000 and sacri-
ficed brilliant career as a German
cavalry leader, in conquering the air.
Emperor william recently proclaim
ed Count Zeppelin to be "the greatest
German OF the twentieth century" As
a token OF appreciation he conferred
upon him the exalted Order Of the
Black Eagle. the highest honor in the
emperor's power.
II was In the United States that
Count Zeppelin made HIS first balloon
ascension. II occurred while he was
following Gen. Carl Shurz in the Civil
War as a military observer for the
German army. A captive balloon In
use for military observations by Union
troops greatly interested the young
German officer, and he was taken up
in II in 1868.
Scion Of wealthy family Of an
cIent lineage, Count Zeppelin was
born In Constance, Baden. in 1888. AS
a youth he was trained for soldiers
career. He fought through the Austro-
9Prussian and the Franco-Prussian
wars, and Is said to have been the
first German soldier to cross the
frontier into France in the last named
conflict. Serving IN the German cav
airy for three decades, he rose to a
rank of general at the age Of ~. He
retired 10 years later 9 distinguished
soldier, 70 devote all his time to the
problem OF aeronautics.
He began to study and experiment
soon after arriving IN Germany from
the American Civil War. Except for
the time demanded in routine military
duties, for the time spent In fighting
two wars. and for q year spent in
honeymooning with his bride, who was
a girl OF the German nobility, he spent
the remainder OF his life in building
flying contriyarces that, for the most
part, refused to fly.
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The special despatch above confirms
an Associated Press despatch last
aight that Secretary Baker is planning
to visit both Hawaii and the Philip
pines.
Local army officials have had no
news of the trip, so far as Is known.
and il is yet evidently in the uncer-
tain stage. In some quarters it is
doubted If the war secretary will
come, on account of the crisis in in
.teinational affairs. >.. ..>.. a..
Associated Press adyices say that
the young cabinet member will also
&c to Alaska to see the government
railroad, in the building of which the
var department is interested.
Secretary Baker has a family and il
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TWO DEATHS MARK
day; BOTH FIGURES
ARE INTERNATIONAL
Famous inventor of German
War-Machine Passes Away
Near Berlin; American Dip
Iomat in Toxic Succumbs to
Apoplexy

Today IVES marked In international
affairs by the deaths Of two noted men
Count Ferdinand Zeppelin, world.
famous inventor Of the Zeppelin, and
United States Ambassador G. W..
Guthrie al Toxic.
Late dispatches say:
LONDON. Eng, March 8.-count
Zeppelin 10 dead, according 70 q de-
spateh from Berlin received BY HeVter's
seeney from Amsterdam. He die5 this
morning at charIottenbur9 near eer-
3 tin, OF inflammation Of the lungs.
WASHINGTON, o. c., Maren g.
George w. Guthrie, United States am
bassador st Toxic, died today, accord.
ing 10 embassy advlees 10 the seere-
tsry Of state. His death took place al
8 p. m. Thursday (Tokio timel at
Toxic and was due to apoplexy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
Kitchener Indorsed Dardanelles
Expedition, But Plans Went Awry
tA..oet..sa Pres, Service - g-der.l wir.l...l

Of
ed last uly to invest
report
wasu the initiative of Churchill
advisers
military naval attack instead attack by the fleet
justified reaching decision without fuller Investigation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
CHIR0PRACT0RS READY
" TO EXAMINE SPlNES
OF ANY LEGISLATORS

Hawaii's legislators are given al
opportunity to have their spines ex-
amined-if any-by ehiropractors OF
the city who declare that the proof
of the pudding is the eating"
Invitation cards were distributed to
the legislators this morning for free
investigation and demonstration Of the
art which comes up before the law
makers in House Bill 81, providing
for licensing of chiropractors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

(Assoeiated Press by Federal Wireless)
BERLIN. Germany, March S.-An
official statement has been issued by
the foreign office in explanation Of
the recent. effort of the German diplo-
mats to secure an alliance with Mex
leo and with Japan for a joint attack
upon the United States in the event OF
the break leading to war between Ger
many and America The statement
says that the effort to perfect such a
triple alliance against the United
States was warranted by the attitude
assumed by President Wilson and the
administration at Washington in the
matter of the unrestricted use by Ger
many of her submarines.
The attitude Of the United States
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PRESIDENTS ADVISERS HEAR
EXTRA SESSION IS LIKELY TO
BE CALLED AT AN EARLY DATE
Senate Takes Up "Cotre Rule to End FIibusterng and
Make Possible Vote on "Arnsd Neutrality = 0ardaneIes
Disaster Subject OF Report BY British Commission
fA..oei.tsd Prsss serrics ), rsdsral wlrele.sl

Assoc
WASHINGTON 8-Todays debate clio
the "a
bill
the high
and stl remain
within the Of the senate"
Illinois declared there no doubt in his "nd that
the TO
ships and fan a
de acto "tnout
formal ity andp a cash of arms"
giving
tbuen9 and 20 limit
la
lee and
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Count Zeppelin, IT, S. Ambassador Guthrie Die Suddenly
SECRETARY OF WAR BAKER
DECIDES To VISIT HA WAH
Plans to Tour Islands and Later
to visit Philippines. Familiar
izing Himself With Army
Posts in Overseas Territory
Associated Press by cablsI

WASHINGTON, D.. c., Mar. s.--see.
retary Of War Newton D. Baker 10
planning to visit Hawaii. He will 90
when his duties will permit his ab-
t"nee from IN. war department
T.e purpose OF his visit Is to inspect
and examine the military posts in the
territory. On account Of the press Of
~oi X here he has not been able to fix
any cate for the beginning Of the trip
C. 8. ALBERT.
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Berlin Claims Big Submarine Toll;
Reports From London Deny Figures


recently by submarines
LONDON the work Of
nights time 26 vessels
all arrived in different British
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lNrERIslANp FleuREs CONE our AT HEARING

Receipts of coal supplied by the steam
to
testimony this afternoon by Auditor NJ NJ Graham
of utilities 1914
1916, $171,4082 10
a
740 1915 SS3 1916
objected strenuousy
which
the Interand
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GETS GOOD MONEY FOR VILLA PAPER

dWith
Filipino who had Just been
would be
United States While the
worked in
s-.5
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WILSON SUFFERS
With bad COLD

,tAssocisted Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March s.
President Wilson remained In bed to-
day at the orders Of the White House
physician, DR.. Cary Grayson. He is
suffering with very bad cold and is
making no engagements.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
Attempts to Justify German Plot
Now Being Made By Berlin Officials

towards Germany, resulting in the
breaking off of diplomatic relations.
and the foreword from the United
States in the series OF notes from
President Wilson, justified Germany
in believing that the United States
would become an active enemy Of the
Fatherland and in taking steps accord
ingly
The fact that the United States has
gained knowledge of the effort and is
in possession OF copy Of the letter
Of instructions to Minister Won Eek
erdt. at the City Of Mexico. forwarded
by way Of the German embassy at
Washington, is due. the official state
ment announces. to treachery to Ger
many en- the soil Of the United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

To prevent the formation of wrin-
kles around the yes a German has
invented resilient band to be worn
around persons head. terminating
in adhesive ends that drag the flesh
back.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
Spanish Food Shortage Gives Concern


better
of
of food is giving
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

Villa soldiers en-
Mexican south of Yuma by
Governor Cantu h
milf oyernoro of California.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
euARpsMEN 70 QUIT BORDER BEFORE APRIL.

WASHINGTON.
militia
schedule
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

Long Beach. Cal, people are plan
ming $1,000.0O0 pleasure pier. to run
1900 feet out into the ocean.
In normal times the annual Ger
man consumption of fruit amounts to
about 10 pounds per capita.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08

. A fire in an Ohio grain elevator
burned for more than year.
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LATE news AT A GLANCE


WASHINGTON, 8The February recruiting the
added enlisted according announeme
~ department today.
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AMERICANS NO LONGER DETAINED IN BELGIUM

d C, 8-That Americans
military authorities the final re-
ne explains.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
osT PROBE CAN'T BE HELD
FEDERAL FOOD COST ;

Slack funds Will prevent any
high food The Investigation ordered by the
$5G00 appropriation failed to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-08
lAs.ociated Press hx CommereiaI paciac cablel

WASHINGTON. D. g. March Solicitations continue to aecu-
likely
aused ruthless submarine warfare
Although the president kept 10 his bed by severe cold
he considering the subject In administration quar-
il believed will this week although he
had opportunity revise the rules
president advised that the government has the
ower without waiting for action by Con
Officials believe he will this advice immediately
strong the president TO call extra
Congress ueet Reports that the rules will be
quickly possible order get prompt action the
armed neutrality legislation at the extra session
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March S--The today made q
sfiibuscrngt whe tte eoure to the
rules taken mp by unanimous consent.
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SUGAR

SUGAR
FAN FRANCISCO. March 7.-SuVar: 96
degrees test 5205 cents. Previous qnota
tion, 5.27 cents.
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tAddItl0naI te:earaph news on Pace
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MAILS

From San Francisco:
CT. Northern. Mar. Il
For San Francisco:
Thomas. March 3.
From Vancouver:
Makura. March q,
For Vancouver:
NIAGARA, Mar. 90.
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GirunOeiaeutbums. .SppOtbsisn.
ueSppotbeten.

Reue 5ppotbeten.
Galsn 6. psrin on Wabiion 9. VI.
4o. 9 $4,000.
Rpssr D. 0uniius on DO. S1625.
9orotbp Sdusrmann an DO. S125O.
8. Ddrren 4per an bo. $500.
Eieea Straub on bo. $1750.
!oelen 8. glippiuser on bo. $4,000.
Sannab aanbp an 2iberal g. unb
3. go. $4o0.
aatbefHs gluer on gernarD Sops
mOslIsr $500.
5arrp O. poipel an Clemens 8.
Wob $2400.
Murp Dbit. an Srant Darts
$165.
Glla 8. Dedebab an MiIforb Come
Building 60. $4,000.
Bernard Uaste al 9orrp 8ene
5000.
2tnnit girbml an Blue 2lfb o.
unb 6. So. $1,000.
WfitKl Sd)orr on afbIal g. UNI
9. 60. $500.
George 9ut4eu an Delta g. q. Co.
$500.
Rsbeeea WenssI an Delta 6. q. 60.
$500.
Cola 8. Strider an bo. $4,000.
Warp Wibman On Rsabins 3. unb
6. 60. 500.
5reberid u. par1mann an @orts
ingmens German .. unb g. Comp.
$4,000.
9lan6e O. Qauerman an Gprins
@rope 2loe. 8. unb .. 60. $4,000.
GosmoHt O. Streit an 9ant Ctr.
.. U. 60. $340O.
eli5abetb 8. Worrifon an gnters
prize .. u. 60. $4,000.
@etiIete 5ppotbefen.
alnHie M. Bingham an Wilforb o.
unb 6. 60. $2500.
Catherine Ssrael an Soutbern Dbso
g. unb z. 60. $500.
Contractors &c BUILDERS Gupplp
60. an bo. $1,000.
Gmilp 6. Jpnes an 6pbe pari
6osiueS Bari ga. 5000
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0ruubeisentbums.il .ilsbertrasunseu.
Gineinnatt. 15. Con.

ginciRnatt 15. Gan.
gaelIie graub an Sannab aanbb, 2
Got bon II Bel 100 SUB an Der Off
feite her Bud Strabe, ebenio 16 BET
120 CUB an Ter Oftieite Der Bud
Strabe 81.
Rebecca Z. COCHRAN an bic DAT !biG
gemettrp Co., 1922 9lder aano in
Settion 8 SpriHsiielo 9Otpnihip 81.
Sliper SenecaI an Warp Sslmeisr,
bic Ditli6sn a5 SUB Der Cots 30. AL
unb 444 In Der GIsmere Sbnbicate
unterabtbeiluns, ebenio 9beil Der Got
445 in Derielben llnterabtbeiluna 81.
Clemens 8. Rob an .9arrp s.
potpea, so BEL $50 SUB an Der Oits
feite Der Snbian 9tetp gpenue, 250
CUB n0rbli4 Der Wob alpe. $500.
DiGiam 3. .Sarnron an Serbert g.
Runpam, Got Ro. SO IN Der 5pbs part
SfIi4su uutsrabtteitans g.
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.Mittd Giraub an Wtobifon y. u,
gfc. q S2750
Nlm. Gtlermonn on DO. $1,000,
g2oesr n. Dmnins an DO. $]625.
9iOie g. 2lbbiion al eentrul y. lin0
8. 60. $3.50.
9lnna M. 9eHpp an Sol. WtroE
bolt $3267.
Carrie $. @uYt on allfrsb Stsln'
met $40.
Soi. areimbors an ssurp $. arsims
borg $1,000.
Sobn 5uderp an Goiparo u.
gdert $2700.
Gbiporb Z. S6mibt an $. Silber
$500.
0aifp g. Gamers an Somsitedb 9.
ilito 9. SO. $3.50.
GERMAN z. Grsulih an yant Ctr.
3. U. SO. $500.
Samuel gunnsn all Sarrp aeul'
mon $500.
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Nd :
UaarItpn slIen, SruItte. arl bic Oai
Gin Gsinsierp Gp., 1927 Mder 2onb
in Getiion 6 Sprinafielb Eopniblp
$4,000.
I Marp u. Grapbpn on Wlilton glb!er,
elm Stiid aanb in Ssftion 2 in Nius
creei 9pipnibip 81.
Die Central 5ruIt &c Sale Depoiit
Company an aate D. Sintle, 80 BEL
81 CUB an Der SiibIeitt Der gt1tsn
Strabc, so SUB Dfilid Der Race Ctr.
DO. an osonie 3. Wurlib.r, basisl.
Be Gisentbum $25, 900.
Nnna W. 6enbp an Gugenia Y.
Sitter. 1.6S older Ganb in Settion 1S
in 9elbi 5opuibip 81.
8ofinser unb Spptins an bic StaSt
Horipoob, 10 bel so lub am Rorbs
enb Der Stsipart part slpsnue in Eors
ipppb 81.
6erbert 3. Rnnpan an Gad 9. De
debd6. Got SO in Spbs pari Ditlihsr
unierabtbeiling 81.
Do. an Daniel g. Runpaii, 80 bet
120 SUB an Osr OitIeite Der qlnbreip
Gpenue. 100 Jub ipeitIi6 Der Saslsp
glpenue 81.
Soiepb arsimbors an hilbert ).
unb Wlarp u. 6orai, Got a. unb
5beil Der Got AZ in Wilb unb 5erris'
unternbtbeiluns in College 6iu 81.
Gbpurb Genior an Roberi Wl.
Senior, 1913 SUB on Der Rorbfeite Der
Wtit6eu 2lpenus in 4ponbole 81.
6. Sammonb 4perp II. u. an bic
Stabt Cincinnati, elm Stiid 2anb fir
Strabenspede in College Sia 81.
sSpbn 6. Bruce Il. q. on bo., 40 tsi
7o4 Jub fir Struben8ipede in College
5in 81.
1reb arieg dn 2ouis unb Rita
DoebeIi, Elm Stiid 2nnb IN Seition 5
in Columbia 9o,pnibip 81.
Charles 6. Riemeper an Charles &.
Boil, 1.65 Ider aano in gsrmehun9
$40 in anbsrion 9omnibip 81.
9lan 9. aonsiiretb oil Senrp g.
Deiier. ST., bnIber slder 2anb an bs-
Sitleite Der Wolb 9lpenue, SCI Sub
bon Der Mabiipn Roob 81.
Sofepb 9. Gaiptborn on CHARLOTTE
@aftin, aots 1890 unb 103l in yos
finger unb Sopiins' pierter nntsrabs
ibeiIuua In glmipoob 81.
gpeIpn W. WeGooI on Marp 6.
Mleg gopl, % BEL 115 SUB an Der Off
ieite Der gldn6arb 2lpenue, bilbeno
Got 104 in NiIIer unb 5afels llniers
abtbeiluna 81.
Greberid Sols an 5srman u. Sol3,.
30 bel 120 SUB an Der Oitfeite Der
Sprins Grooe apeuue, 800 SUB uoros
lid Der SarriiOn 2lpe. 81.
glusuit Baum an Sobn 3. OieB,
Gr., % bel 1853 SUB an Serter 2ps.,
255 Uub ipeitlid Der 9adberrp Ctr.
9l.
Sattie grtsl on Sreb u. pards
mann. Got ] in WtntOu 9iep llntsr'
abtbeiIuns 81.
2aursnee pbeIan on 4lbia 8. 3.
Sapaas. aontratt gum 0srtauf beg
60. 522, 524 2aurel
Sirabs in Cincinnati fir $4500.
9bereia SobnitOn u. q. an aatbrpn
SO. GrDut, SbeiI Der Got 6 in 6.
Sturm's llnterabtbsiluns 81.
4ueuii Baum an aatbarins Riedels,
man, 10 bel 80 gub on 9erier alps.,
l16 sSub DeitIi4 Der Jairfislb gIDs.
81.
Soiepb Guniber an Minnis 2ap'
lamp. 40 bel 81 syub an Der Rorboits
feite Der Sbaftr 4Usnu., 12O JuB
,.a,,, cStr4ar UIrrs Z. ullsfttpanA c1
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3. & q b iteI.

grit budts id, 9oofrsn ipoIIte eilsu
Shera MAIDEN. Oenn ME tonnte bic
les Gepirr Don observation-disclosures
ben 3etttIu eine 9ei4i9te er3Gblen9
limb felbft tpenn es Der GaG mar, ME
tonnte lie nit Der auiammenbdngen,
bie mir entbiiIen pollten2 Damn aber
lab ih, baB es fein beiliser grnit mar.
Gs mar fein 8peifel odriiber m1sli4;
er batte aus ben 3etteln einen Sinn
berausgefunben, Der mir oolIitGnbig
tntgan9en mar.
SD feste mi5 ipiebsr, sitterub DOT
Rpannuns.
@ut, besinnen Sie, ias.e i'd,
Sd mDdte, bab sic - pber bult,
t9 min erit alIes porbersitsn. SD nil
bic Gef&i4te aufbouen unb bite sic,
mid auf jebeu gunft aufmertiam sa
MAIDEN, Der Sbnen uHIider erf6eint.
yeafiirlih 1T es nur .ine @efdi9te,
ote it4 auf Wubrf9einlidteiten uno
S1lubfoIserunseu ifiist. alber i'd
elanbt bod. bab iie siemli6 liar 1T.
er nabm bic 3ettel. bi. er srorbnet
patti, Dom Sf8, feBte fit anf einen
etuH unb paffte etHiee Wsale na6s
Denfli@ an feiner 3igarre.
Jh mab erft nod etnige aIIseneine
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eSn gifer.

Der Wa9tmeiftsr las tiiralid bci
einem appelI Dor: Morgen elf nbr
pferbesReDiiiou, fdmmtli6e pferbs
Der gatterie iteben Inn breipiertel elf
Dor ben StdIIen, auf benz redten Jlit
gel iebsn bic s9erren Sifisierss
pfsybt".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-16
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psa Burton 9. Stepenf o n.
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Weibe lparen gang bur4nGbt, unb
lttt erft bSrts i9 ben &esen gegen bic
GeniteriHeiben tlatf4en.
Sd mar serabe briiben BET Sims
rnonbs, ertIGrte er, unb ba bahte ib,
i9 ipollie paIa beriibertommen unS
und Sbnen iehen.
Seit mann iinb sic aus WGfhns=
3on 3uriid9
Seit beute @bemb, unb mprgen milB
is noh Bottom fabren!
SD bot tim cine Sisarre an uno
nabm felbit cine. Sd mlb seiteben,
baB bas Strei9bols, nit BEN i'd its
un5inbets, bsbsntli9 btns nnb ber5its
terte.
geum, Iaste @pbfrep, inbem er be-
frhbiat iiber metre Mufrequns lddelts,
ipelder art 1T Sbre srobe enthedt
ung? Cine Radri&t Don ber Seiellz
f5uft IN 8abplpa
Nsin; i'd babe sein @Ort BON ths
sebSrt. 81,
mas in es baun9 Seraus buutit!
I'D babe bic 3eitunssausi hnrfte
eHtbedt! rief i'd unb 5os is aus me1s
aer Eafde.
Ct fnbr NIT einem Sabe auf.
Mber niGt bic -
Scrub bic belpubten! trtuHspp'rs
M.
3eiaen 81. ber; uber bait! Sis ba'
ben mid idbSn iiberrafdt, 2elter =
cine fuime 8ombe babe id l.i% e.
portet. bas III Elm @ludsfal- Wo
baden Sie iie eutbedts
csdb ersdblte ibm bon 3tSstns 3a'
fdIiaer 8emertuns, bic mir dnf DE
Spur perbolfen butte. fctpie, mas m1'
Gecile ppn 5remaine uno Der SegeS,
n,tna nit feinem .3omh bsrlnts'
totte. =, e
Wein Iieser Sunse! rief e. Gis la
oeenbet. sic fnb mebr ipsrtR als m!l
oIIe miteinanber. Sebt beionimen fp'r
alIe @ gGbsn in bic Sanb. Nnn lsgen
81. bic 3ettel bier a'It ben 5tl4 'ns
ni1t.
sSa leste fis ODrthiu uuO er sssis
W aommeu sic, iaste er unb bltdte
midi an. sic tpoIlsn bod auda 5ii'
glein. nein, ertpiberte i'd. Blstbsn
al; ruhis fiBen. SD babe i'e t1on
oele5.u. = Wlit einm Wiale ertilnerts
1d q midi tpieber, nie i'd enttaui4t
tuorbsn mar. sic eutbieIten tsin gee
bein.nis, iie suben uns ni@t ssnmd
eiuen neuen MnbaltspMnft =.
SO, iaste sr unp b!idfe u1soer aul
bic 3eiteI, Sis ieuleu alfo i@Ou oas
Gebeimnis9
sd, babe iie bur9seldel pieSers
tpIte i'd entmutbist. Gber td tenne
bas gebeimnis nidt. Die 3sttel ere
3lareu oas RGtbieI Hidt, nod ionit
etnas BON bieiem Jan. Sd slanbe,
iie tperben uns hein bisden ulBer,
Gobfreb. Sis banbeIn DON allen
ulDglihen. -1ur nidht Don benz. mas
ms intereHirt.
Sd f.ste mid uub aiinbete mir bic
aussesansere 3isarre wieber an; iAI
maset es iaum, Gobfrep an5ubliden.
ba feline guttdufdung 70 srob ietn
mubte. Drei ober bier Utinuten
berrffyte etne StilIe, bic nur Don oem
Rafheln bes papiers unb bem 9euIen
bes Minbes uuterbrpden purbe.
Damn ia6 idb gu @obfrep Jiniiber.
Seine Wonsen paren serDtbet, feline
elusen slGnaten DOT 1riumpb -.
Mas! rief i'd aus uno fppang aui.
gfduben Sic, bab
gr i4aute auf unb nidte.
Sutpobl, iaste er. iie ersdblen uns
bic ganse Sei9ihte.