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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
SUBSTITUTE NO. 10,001
Young and Loves, However!
Expect to Produce ReguIa-
ton Size Loaves

Bakers in Honolulu are not inclin-
ed to the opinion that they will be
able to. reduce the price Of bread any
at all after December 10, or At any
time within the near future.
We've got 1t now just as low as
we can get It," said the proprietor OF
the Home Bakery, a Japanese. 1--WE
sell our 16 ounce loayes at ten cents;
We sell our "a ounce loaves at Is
cents a loaf, or two loaves for Is
cents. If we sold any cheaper, with
what we, pay for flour, we would lose
money"
I'VE use no sugar at all in making
our bread" said Walter v. Mayo,
manager of the Alexander Young cafe
and bakery. I'm making our graham
and brown bread we use molasses to
give suggestion of sweetening. We
waste nothing. We use no more Short
ening than is absolutely necessary to
make good bread. ..- r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
MILITIA PROBE
ENDS tonight

Taking OF testimony In the investi-
CATION being held by special board
Of national guard officers on the re-
cent encampment at Kawailoa will
probably be finished tonight. Several
officers have been summoned to ap'
pear for tonight's meeting:
Meetings have been held each
night this week at the armory and
judging from the number of witnesses
called and the length Of time taken
for their testimony mass of evidence
must now be in the hands Of the in
vestigating board. 4.%.. " .-.-~
Although the board may finish its
taking OF testimony tonight, IL is not
expected that the report will be fin
ished for some time as all Of the ayi.
dence gathered during these meetings
will now have to be carefully weighed
for the report which ID to be made to
Brig. Gen. Samuel !. Johnson, adjutant
general Of the territory, who appointed
the board. IS. ~ Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
BAKERS NOT inclined TO IDEA
OF REDUCING PRICE OF BREAD

F I'VE have the very latest thing in
Hooverized bread" added Mr.. MAYO.
producing delicious looking loaf of
brown-crusted bread. It's .Mama's
Bread. Its made OF cornmeal, with
just enough white flour added to hold
the mixture firm. The ingredients are
used in these proportions: % white
cornmeal, 1-3 white flour, mixed with
water to which Ii added 10 Fleisch-
mans yeast and IL potato yeast, and
salt to taste. There is not bit Of
shortening in 1t, not a grain of sugar
nor drop OF molasses.% It's true
Hoover bread, and it's the best bread
ever ate. We make it hot every day,
or we're going to. You're looking at a
loaf from our first oYenful"
Neither the Young nor Loves ex-
poets to reduce the price of bread.
They do expect, however, to produce
the regulation size loaf. Young's
bread is now sold In only the ten cent
and, the fifty cent size loayes. The
ten cent loaf of white, graham, raisin
and "Mama's Cornbread" weighs ex.
aetly Is ounces. The so cent loaf Of
sandwich, bread weighs IS ounces.
Their rolls are sold at Is cents q dog
en- rolls, which weigh % ounces.
Loves bread In the ten cent loayes
runs from Is IL to 16 IL ounces of
white and graham. Rye bread is more
expensive. Loves sell. a As ounce loaf
of sandwich bread for 80 cents.
The, Sweet Shop sells very little
bread over the counter, but makes a
Is cent loaf weighing nearly %
ounces -5s s55gssss IT, -. = =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
DIG FOR GOLD CACHED
IN BURNED Bull DING

Digging for missing gold IN the ruins
Of . burned home was the exciting
pastime Of several Japanese servants
employed by J. L. Fleming. who lives
It Liliha and Wyllie streets. The SER
wants quarters and garages attached
10 the Fleming residence we're de-
1troyed by fire Saturday night. every
DIT Of the buildings being RACED.
When the Japanese saw that their
quarters were destroyed they were
frantic over the loss of their money.
TWO hundred dollars in gold was left
IN bureau, and when this was de
stroyed. the gold evidently dropped in.
20 the debris. So the servants set to
work. raking among the ashes for the
missing money. So far they have re-
covered $50. and the hunt for the
missing $40 still goes'on.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
CHURCHILL IS CAPTAIN
ARRESTED IN FRISCO

Captain Charles Granzow, skip
per Of the Inflated schooner Church.
i'll, which went aground off the
French Frigate shoals, and concern.
ing which rumors of pro-German
plot were rife, has been, arrested in
San Francisco by the federal anthori-
ties. Captain Granzow and his two
sons were ordered arrested at the In
stance of the Honolulu naval officials
who are investigating the Churchill
wreck. - y e.. - - ~
The order instructing the coast city
officials to apprehend and hold Gran
COW arrived several hours after the
captain had landed, and after some
difficulty in locating the mariner, he
was placed under arrest. He viii be
held in San Francisco until it is de-
termined under whose jurisdiction he
comes, that of the San Francisco of.
ficials or the Honolulu authorities.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
JAP ANESEW women
TO PREACH FOOD
SAVING FRIDAY

Japanese women OF the city will
begin campaign tomorrow to preach
the necessity Of food saving to the
japanese housewives of the city.
Every home in the city will be visited
BY the members Of the committee and
each woman win be asked to sign the
food card.
The city has been divided into
twenty-four districts and the commit.
tee VIII make q thorough campaign
FOR the remaining two days Of the
week. The Nippu jill has translated
The food card which shows how to save
Che various articles Of food, and has
published q specid article dealing
with the conservation Of food supplies
Mrs X. Mural. wife Of the Japanese
eleve-consul, and Miss Mitchie Tanaka
VIII be assisted BY number Of other
workers who have consented to assist
ii the big two day campaign through
out the city.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
A Sensitive
Society Subject

Toilet and hygIenic cleanliness is subject
Of much interest to the scientific, social and
laity world. It deserves all the attention It
Is receiving, and 4 great deal more, because
upon better understanding Of its value rests
the comfort and longevity Of the human race.
The way TO obtain and retain il Is, OF course.
to keep clean. and to do this from a toilet
and hygienic standpoint there Is nothing more
suitable than Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. The
nature Of the composition Of this article makes
@ an almost Indispensable adjunct to the toilet
Of every careful woman who appreciates the
value and comfort Of hygienic cleanliness
Tyres Antispecfic Powder has large and
growing number OF frieLds~ In the scientific
social and laity world. In solution when used
for diseases OF the mucous membrane and for
prickly heat. poison oak, tender feet, Offensive
persptration, etc, and In many other ways
peculiar to woman's requirements. It is un-
excelled. t.:E . y -. -. J. AZ s~s5@ j. -
Tyree's Powder does not stain, possesses no
odor, and Its use Is accompanied By most
delightful sensation. Being inexpensive, its
employment Is n0t opposed by patients Of mod
crate means. 10 Il sold I'm original packages
oaly At twenty-five cents and one dollar each,
BY the manufactures. =. 8. Tyree. Chemist Ins,,
Haehinglon. u. e. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
TWO CALLED BY JURY
IN BERG CASE PROBE

Further investigation of the cir.
substances surrounding the death Of
Miss Florence Berg, former nurse at
the Queens I hospital, following a
criminal operation, is believed to have
been taken up by the territorial
grand jury at a special meeting in
the judiciary building yesterday after
noon. -.+< - 3 -. = -, =
Werner Roehl, superintendent of
the Queens hospital, and Dr. A. G.
Hodgins were among the witnesses
summoned. 1t is expected that the
report on the Berg matter, as well as
the report on the prevalence Of COM
mercialized vice in Honolulu, will be
incorporated in the jury's annual re-.
port, which is to be presented to Cir.
cult Judge Heen early in January.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
GAMBLING PROPRIETOR
FINED 500; OTHERS $40

Twenty-four defendants were listed
on the police court calendar this
morning, charged with gambling. One
man, An Lin, pleaded guilty to run.
ming the gambling game, and was fin
ed 500 and costs by Judge Harry IT.
win. The other defendants were fined
SO each and costs, or forfeited $40
bail. The defendants were:
!. An Lin, All Hoy. All Kim, All Sink,
An Sing, All Pc, All Cheong, All 90,
All Lee, All Poo, All Sin, All Guam,
All Chez, All San. Chew Chock, Estel
Lee, John Herman, Antoine Peter, Jim
Baldwin, F. Lewes, John Mckay, A.
Jackson, Thomas Jones and Jack An.
tone.
Three DEFENDANTS, Charles Hall,
John Silva and c. Frnquist, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of being drunk.
Sentence on the first was deferred
while the latter two were fined S.
each.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
BOARD AT NEXT MEET. ~
EXPECTED TO SUPPLY
MONEY FOR THE COURTS

When the supervisors meet on. De-
cemher Is, City Attorney Arthur NJ.
Brown expects that they will appro.
pirate sufficient money to tide over
the circuit court until the first of the
year, when its appropriation for the
next period becomes available. Be-
cause of lack of funds with which to
conduct jury trials, Attorney Brown
has refrained from presenting crimi.
mar cases to the grand jury for inyes-
tigation and possible indictments, AMI
as a result, he has quite a number OF
them on hand awaiting action. He be.
tieves, however, that the juries will
be running again shortly after the
middle of the month. r. =. .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06

Daisy would just love that bread"
said Supervisor Hollinger. "She
shall have 1t IL / can get 1t for her."
Zoo keepers who have tried this an
imal war bread find in 1t great saw.
ing over the old practise OF feeding
the vegetarian animals stale bread,
which, even in peace times, cost 81
cents pound. This animal war bread
can be made now for Q cents a pound,
and it uses nothing that could be sen:
to our Allies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
AVERY DENIES TENYO
TO GO TO THE ATLANTIC

According to report received from
san Francisco the Tenyo Maru of the
T. X. X. line viii be Communicated by
the United States government and
sent to the Atlantic. II is reported that
the United States and Japan have
reached an agreement whereby this
steamer, and perhaps others; viii be
used for transports.
When seen today w. II. Avery Of the
Abano interests said that this report
WAS news to him, and would not yen-
fure to make any comment on the
situation. It has been reported that
II. Asano has denied that the Tenyo
Maru would be taken over by the
United States government. The Ton
70, said Mr.. Avery, win sail from San
Francisco for the Orient on schedule.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

WILLIAM ]. SHELDON: / think
that the presidents message to Con.
gress forecasts significant move on
the part OF the United States. 1t shows
that We are in the war to the finish,
and that by declaring war on Ger
nany's allies, we can take up the
gauge Of battle with them all. The
presidents message is forerunner of
q most important, move, believe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
JAPANESE BUDGET
GIVES 722, 300, 900 YEN
fenecinl oaoie Is Niuru yiiil

TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 6. The budget
for 1918 was officially announced to.
Gay by the Japanese government. The
budget calls for the expenditure of
22,5OO.00o yen. This amount viii be
expended for defense. industrial and
commercial development.
The fund will be raised by an in
crease in the income tax. and increase
on wines, silk. cider, tohaccos and
postals. The tax on steamer and rail.
road fares viii be eliminated as viii
also the tax on oil. @
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06

Cherries J. Mccarthy, territorial
treasurer. and Manley G. K. Hopkins.
auditor, left yesterday for Hilo to
attend the meeting of the delinquent
tax commission OF that county which
Is to be held today. Before re-
turning to Honolulu the officials will
attend D similar meeting on Maui.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06


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Further argument in favor Of the ap-
prevail Of the recommendations that
four-year-old Richard Smart be given
an annul allowance of $11,050, SEIZED.
uled for this morning in Circuit Judge
Ashford's court, has been postponed
until next Monday morning. Attorney
d. l.. wilmington. counsel for Mrs.
Elizabeth knight, grandmother of
baby Smart. win present the argu.
ment.
The proceeds from the sale Of tick.
cts for the bali and entertainment
given by the Order of Moose last Sat
urday evening will all go to the Homo.
lulu chapter of the Red Cross.
Through misunderstanding, II was
stated that this benefit was for
''Mooseheart,n the home for orphaned
children Of Moose members. This was
an error. All of the collections viii
not be in until after Christmas, some
OF the tickets having been bought by
soldiers at various posts whose pay.
day Is the 18th Of the month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
SEEKS FOR GROWERS,
" OF MEDICINAL HERBS

C. Clifton Lewis Of Wilmington Del,
has written to Food administrator J.
F. Child to ascertain whether owners
Of large estates here would be inter.
ested in growing medicinal herbs in
their greenhouses instead of flowers
and fruits. He points out that ma:
tion-wide movement for the growth Of
these herbs has been begun owing to
the shortage of valuable drugs which
were imported from Germany and
Austria before the war. 49,. ~ =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06

It is reported In Chri5tiania that
Baron Ramel, the Swedish Minister
there, is going to Stockholm to act
In the Foreign Office His close re-
lations with the representatives oe
the Central Powers In Norway are
upon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06

German subjec.sz Throughout Mexi-
co celebrated the overthrow of the
Russian premier, Kerensky, and the
news OF separate peace.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The band will not play at Ka1ihi to.
night on account of the rain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16

= SRI. Marguret @el4 bon 30.
623 a9te gtpeniie. Dopion, ipurbe aes
fern bur9 EN- Seiegrolnm Deg ,trless.
departments babpn benahrin.Igt,
bab @ep. @eslep am 8. Ropember in
einem Sample in Jrdnirei9 peripilns
bet purbe. Meslep ,tpel9er n 5obrs
alt 1T, bate friiber in Odpton gss
ipobnt. @or feds Wfpndien mar Ct n
bas 6. SnfanteriesR sReeimsnt einslres
ten.
= Sie @ngeftellten Der Oahtoner
poitoffiee baben ben i9eibenbeH Sus
perintenbentea M. 3. arirn nit sis
mem soIobetnppften Regmi4irm 5uti
gInbetten bsi9enft. 3. j. andrr belt
bic ueberrei9ungsrebe.
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bat folgenoe 2eutnants fir bic GEts
segennabnie BON Eouettionen fir ben
Sriansles5onbs Der q. 10. 6. u. er.
nnnnt: gla 9Jarf, unteritiiBt bon Glos
renee Diuidms unb Mdtilod Grut1sr;
Gertrude Wiains, unteritiiBt BON Grau
WilIiams; u. 6. SrtiHbur, u. 8.
8eabrs unb Gbarles grooibdni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
Weh,pprt.

Die 4etrpprt sCffice fhr bas yGin'
etuiratier gpIfsblatt1 befiuSet fdl il
&O. 339 gurf Gtrufe, aeaenabe:
Sem GonrtbOuie, iuOielbit Reuisfei
ten, &nseigen II. I. N. Bic 8 llb,
Abenos entgegensenomiuen ipetSeu
Stlepbon SOnth 2401.
Defptrater gtaubanfoIl.
IN Der 49ten un6 Saroto11
StraBe Dur6e geffern WDrgen I'm
d4t llbr elm beiperater RaitbDerlut
an benz 8sGsrten eines BoubersiilE
ausgefifbrt, netfier nur bur9 bic Set
ftesgegeuiport bes 2cStersn in biz
Bride etue. Glenn. goet, S9nBnel'
iter bes 0ernmisBmrpereirs NOR 1ul
bem msse nod Der Bard be9rtft:n,
lin bic Jonbs bes goubereins, tpsItt
sr m etner SolotoI9e trug, an btpo'
niren. Sn Der 5anbtaf9e befmoen
|i9 $4o0 IN Bddr mtb eite Qn5abI
,ass G3edk gum G<5omutb<31aee pcsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
lIeberfaIlen mnS berambt
@urbe nobc Rep Gaifis, pu., u. .
Garr.ll. Der GarpertItteubemt ber
O. M. 5obHion 2imefous
COMPANY.
Die @anoiten ipeIde $4,000 ers
beuteten,
@erpunbetsn ibn ffaper urn t0bteten
itineu gegietter.

Retp 6 q file, pa.. 15. Rop. 9m
Donnsrftng tDurbs u. .. SarreI. Der
SuperiRienbeni Der q. 90. Gimsitun.
gompanp, auf Dem Mege nod Oils
bile, mo er bic anseiteIlten Der Ges
ielidaft abI0bnen DoIte, BON Stro'
tsnrGubern iiberiaIIen unb I'm SIT, !.
600 beraubt. Sonp Sod, cine Dafe.
ipurb. get6btet unb Garrel jeIbit Der-
puiIbet.
Garren befnnb iib NIT Sad unb
George We9ribe in sinsm elutoulObiI
unb batts cine efDa 5ehn Wsilen bon
bier s.IsgeHs Stele erreidt. aIs nit
einem MnIs pom Aanbe bss @albes
G9Hfs abgegeben purbsn. Cad Dur.
be fOfort sst0btsi uno Gnrrsu 70
ihper Dsrpunbet. baB er ii9 ni6t
nsbren tpnnte. Ulo9ribs Durbs ee.
sfpunssn. feline @rme bod 5u balten,
ra9btm 1ber bic R6uber bas Geib ers
Ianst batten. lieBen iis Jpn ssben.
ipOrauf er nit Sads aei6e unb Sars
rel mad Siuspiae fubr. SiIfs Sks
riffs unb Gtaats : 4onitabIer befins
ben ii4 auf Der gtrfOIsuns Der gtdu'
Ter.
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SnnerbaIb 200 Darhs Don bem plnte.
an bem Der 1leberfdn fid srtisnete,
trnrbe bic Gei@e zines Wfnurss eefiin.
ben Sn ben 6dnbsn bssfeIben btfauS
fiG sirsr Der 9ebdlter rrft a6bneu fiir
be a[neeifef1ten I'M Bstroge bon
s4,700. Der Usorn tptrbe nls Mui
Gofir sbsntfisirt. Wtan glnubt, bob
. Spasssreri jfi~s asnptafs sstsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-16
@amiItpa.

l1nier Ageut in Samiltpa 1T Ser,
GSuaro grif, 449 Sub Siinits Str,
yea Gel. 476.R. SOme Hboui
1631.A.
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rungen in ben WaiisrDertsn su sr.
mDsli@eu, beipiligte Der Stabtratt IN
siner Ggtraiisuns bic Sumue bon
$4,000. 2lm Sonnerftas berlautete,
bab Der DaHernorratb Der ftdbiif4eu
anIage iebr trapp iei uub bab bic
yiotbipelbieteit eInseireteu lei, ben
Jabriten, in ,peI9en eiu srobes Aaan-
tum @aiier touiuinirt tDirD, bic 81.
tubr teuiporar abSui 4netbeu- Ser
gIoiiermangeI III gum 1beiI bur4 ben
niebriseu GianS bss Utiamt Gluiiss
berlria9t.
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neritas IN Der Gieberet Der s. rs.
9eti4er COMPANY bOE eir1sn f1mer5'
baften llnfaIl betrpffn unb maste
nab BEN Wtepcp 5pigitaI iiberfiitrt
perbeu. gr hdtte, I'm WdNer 5u IL
ipafmeu, elm Stiid rOtbSIiibeuoes Gu
isu m basieIbe eetbau- Das etfp
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bapon perIsbte bS Iiu,e 9ein ocn
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beitsdeb0rbe beri6tete Der 9eiunps
beitsbeGurte Sr. S,nsoIsp. bdb I'M Tlos
nat Otf0ber in SaniItoa az prionfn
itarben unb S2 Rilber seboren uur.
ben. 3iDOIf TdIIe OOn anitodeuoeu
Rrantkikn reiultirttn I'M Sob. DON
iieben psrionerl. @om Sanitdtss Do
parteneut tpurben 278 unterfu@un9en
porguomunei uno pom Qabrurssmtt>
temSepartemsnt 2S3.
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lung I'M Sbb Geuotps Gempel lpurae
Jrl. Srrna GIabfoIter am Ulittiuc9
llbelb Dos gbseiaeu bss Gbebalisr'
Srabis iiberrsiht.
- gbtparb O. STEPHAN rsitt, ss,
zen @nTa Stepban ipesen ous>blt5
'osipiuisen IerIoisna cine S&eb
Elm.
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giearren.

ISdnb burd ben Whnrb erbolien. Jn
| Ifsirem 8eIibe ipurben 5000 esfnns
Ten. or ipurbe nls Mapei 3orio ibens
ltifi5irt unb no@ bem 6OfpttuI ess
bradt. CT miro eensfen.
Bis Su ipdter Stunbe battle man
mod, feline Spur Don ben 5ipei nnDereH
MGnnsrn eefunben, iueIHe nit ST 300
enttdmen.
gine repibirte @erlufltfe
b on benz @eutraI perfbiaa. q.
mafbingtpn, .. g., 15. Ror.
einem reoibirten gerid)t BON Dim
@ensraI psrfbing iiber ben lle5srfal
Der 9suif9en nuf Die ameritaulid'tI
SrGben, am 3. ROOember, 5uioig..
tpurSen bnmdls brei UlanH gstoois',
elf psripunost unb Elf Dermibt. IN
oem eriteu @eri9i bieb es, baB ereI
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fuOrben ieisn unb 5ip6If psrmibt Dars
ben.
Der 2iiie Der gsripunbeten III Ger
Oberlsutndnt %. 8. Wlegau5blla
btnSu;ufiieen. Mu9 Der SoIoot 2'in.
g. Grigsbp, bon aouisoills. ap., Der
friibsr ass ssfaneen ssmaost puto',
befinbst iid ebenfaas unt.r ben Sss'
ipunbeten.
Die 2iffe Der GstoStetn IN rnpsr'
dnberi, absr bic folsenDen iino esr
2tfte Der @eripunbstsn binSuoutiisen:
Splbaten: apuis u. Defer, Sults
ban, Sno.; paul D. 5dnn. SarOnh,
mis-; 9eorge Wsslep, Dapion, ap.;
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bon Gtodtpn, aani., unb Don't :.
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2ite Der @srmiBtm bei5nfiigen.- s'ls
befinben ii9 iDahrf&einli4 in 9eIan'
aenf3aft.
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Sic neneften Gnttuife'
lungeu
Sn irnsrsn msritaniT6su Guselessa'
bsiten
gistsH IN Dui9iHgtou 1eranlaHuns
su ougeni4sihlitsr 9eiorgniB.

Wof5ington, .. g.. is. Roo.
Der nHi6eiusnOe GntfhIub bes prd'
iibenten Garronja BON MteriiO, ben
Ianss uubeIGitigt sebIisbenen Wtdnusl
polae3 rnb ieiue tIeine RebeIIens
i4aar bon ben SelfsIDern na6e 2ams
tieo gu Osrtreiben, bat iIternatiOnaIe
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