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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
EnTMTEECTAL.

E1z-9I -LT-. Hay u. Iss0
$500 s-I 1880 rahr in town On Monday
~ - E1T s---Cl-r of NeE York arrived.
.hr r=t- Below We give he re-y sul let
m@-- ars uimrrd & Co. showing the
F---is-r sa-z- make. which viii be
ar-a-suu- l.iruz -eaierss
sar FE,scson. NAYS 1850.
ra.-r-s---r u-- i-s. ci-rzla- We have no
-r. r5 roe IN general trade, yet we
Fr--E-E O. renewed activity in al
s. s-.-- t-s taz fn- and sHssriear rains
-a-s- -i.a- 81, r1-eas- rtiie The wool clip
-l.f---l Tr-1al1- r- az Increased scale
------- -r-r--s ~ Suudrich leland for the
r--- 81. arr -a 40 rurs q . 0sl u .
-- q il--a increase fo- ne yoar Over
l-1--lll1us t-ul EauIlz. Central
r r-rr -r-.- and -.ls srl-- s-ocz Ten over from
szralE fa- consumption. IN the
-aa. rc-- va alns1s11 l. q which
zu1us ir-e -1usu--r1ion. ~ 7.epsa0
r5-t- months q the wear
spfaf D. pr month. which
f-1- --a Lsauds fo- the remain
E-u ----r-- 1-.rasa-zuc-s there viii
1--Tu=- II. 1-1suH-l.-ian tti- ve1r. Civ
--s----1 au- ltl--T o. uss zhs whole 1roduct
--s- .s-1-1lalglf " cease 20 draw
1-~E-
un-an arusz-s ~ be weak IN sympathy
aa1a- Eas- ta- We ha7e 1hat increased de-
a- u.e --al---E - sl-u restore confidence and
zeulusE-ua
a. o. -T r. ia.7- or rroei pts from
11s aaafanaas1s e 49, - - nc supPy
e-rEH fralr- --.tN ta-s against
80 a. t----sa=a df supply. bot il
--eI7ler-a- ll-re supplies in
ls-l17 tzE.-- 7'e- l-leg l-ziiiIson-
-----z-- "a -1--le --1-l u -t-iefltg me mar
--z--as 1l--re i rz.rsy hare and ship
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
Circuit Court, 3D. judicial Circuit, Ma,

Term. 1850.
Held at Hilo, May It'll, McCully, j. presiding.
Cecil Brown, Esq, Deputy Attorney General, for
the Crown. The following cases were tried and
disposed of.
Rec as. HooSidlu (k).-Larceny of ring from
Kau, verdict not guilty. Kalaankane for prisoner.
Rer Us. Keo Uildmq.-Highway Robbery, upon
the person of a Chinaman near Hilo, verdict
guilty, sentenced to year at hard labor Kalaau-
kane for prisoner.
Rer rs Noses KdHiahi.-Forgery of IS order in
Kau, plead guilty, and sentenced to three months
at hard labor and fine of 50.
Rer u.s. Akchai.-Furnishing liquor to native
Hawaiians, at Walnut, verdict guilty. sentenced to
pay fine of 800, or in default 10 months at hard
labor motion for new trial made and over ruled
by Mr.. Justice McCuily at Supreme Court Cham
bers, Exceptions to Supreme Court Banco. Cas-
tie and Hatch for prisoner.
Rer Us. Chung RdH-Smuggling opium, verdict
guilty, sentenced to pay a fine of $500. Gin this
case, the prisoner being committed In Hilo writ
OF Habeas Corpus was applied for, on the ground
that under the Bradley decision, Imprisonment
only can be applied for infringement of the opium
laws, whether smuggling or otherwise and that the
imprisonment of Chang Kau on the above sentence
is illegal) Castle and Hatch for Chang kau.
Re1 rs. RdUens.-Arson, setting fire to barn of
VIM. Edwards in Waimea, verdict, not guilty
Castle and Hatch for prisoner.
Rer as. Son ZIP Gee.-Larceny of $50 in Hilo,
plead guilty, sentenced to year at hard labor and
fined $25.
KademOkW Us. Standardization of bound
service, appeal from Kau. The defense in this case
was, that at least of the parties native
Hawaiian, and as the contract was executed in the
Hawaiian language only, it was void, the Statute
requiring the execution to be in both English and
Hawaiian. Judgment for defendant exception to
Supreme Court Kalaaukane for plaintiff, defend
ant in person.
KdRiaH Us. HeiauHHi.-Replevin for mule, jury
waived, and tried by the Court. Judgment for
defendant. Holokahih for plaintiff, Castle and
Hatch for defendant.
The murder cases of Rez rs. Al Jim and
Others were transferred to Honolulu for trial. In
the other criminal cases one was continued to
Waimea, one appeal withdrawn and Hofle proseqni
entered in seven cases.
Of the civil calendar, l case was dismissed,
l discontinued l settled, and in l the appeal was
Withdrawn.
10 DEGREES of divorce were granted, 2 cases con-
tinued and 2 were withdrawn.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

LE-E EEz1gT- ArE1. IL 1850
-z1Esz--- .lr-l -s-lirt5 yozr ve-y kind letter
r-a-- 1az -uElE1lzr SKA II coils I'd. for
ae- as--ute people q this country.
-ruas- mr. lsur1fsli thanks 70 Won TO the
-Tn-i--= wti5 a-e co-o1,-ztir,- with
AZ - rElE-u1s ruu--lhufors 10 your
to- Es9-l a-d -1uch- nsede6 and which
us Tuu -1lr- rest assured that your
rnera1a .at- D. 1sE---h-fec according 10 the
Erm r.m rnrgrE- Tine constitution Of our
-r-ser -tl-n-rt u-t-Irh ] dispense al
Ea-rrfs T,g-fect mp tr1lalify.
sl-1r-zr Is -1az-tie-s gent einen OF
-sI1Icl Tlr-y- ! have to thank
1-l- ia- -tle r-la.sr--l .lld which --ou have
-Hr nlse -- f1rf tssfn sympathy with our
H Haf Etrer assr- rrrd letter CONVEYS and
-Fs- s-1-l-s r. r-- ildssd zsal which mes
FTu-i-T f-11- rour distant island Is
r-- -ude-l aI the present. mo-
1ru uss1 1i 81 tls e1rau-ace-uaut We
rr 1u- --liie vt huve s-sIl over 1000
1aH-l1.--- u- us fir -hH means Of rressrr-
Ea- zul llsaF a. To- dssusna1nr on Is til
1rut- ~ -----rlrle r1r-r-i;I1-i1-ss which cane
- s-.-------.- -. - r,fT=-,--
a. Li-l-e-s RI Lla-lisr-qrr.t-s ,-lrI,-r1i--..e
cu z--- ra- 1s-rs CHIT 4 on the point
mH -sgtu VIVA 70 a Gloss. L far
r1rl utE -te r,7ur people have siin much
$685. aEs --gl- Nlstl-- ruu and All who
1- -1-rr---al r--t r1u ere-y blessing I an
l1E rlc- sz-l1t1 ssrl--
Li1rE--z- LsslE-E Elzsh1p a Rsuboe
L - Esa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
MAUI.

Strong winds have prevailed for week past,
blowing the country, or a considerable part of it
into the air, and interfering with the loading or
discharge of vessels at some points. The lumber
vessel, Joseph Perkins, which had Just finished
discharging a large cargo at Kahului. attempted
10 leave port on Friday last. She left the harbor
and when Just outside in lacking to get off Shore
missed stays and went on the reef opposite Waie-
hu- She struck heavily, and in spite of every
effort TO save her, became total wreck. When
the steamer left for Honolulu she was full of
water and beginning to break up. The wreck will
be sold tomorrow at Waikiki.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

priated for fencing the wharves. Referred to a
| Special Committee.
Mr.. Kaulukou gave notice of bill authorizing
the Minister of Finance to keep in the Treasury
all the monies for the support of the Queens Hos
pital.
Mr. Kalua read a resolution that Special Com
nittee be sent to Kalawao to inspect the condi-
ton of the lepers.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to amend Section 496 of the Civil Code
was read second time and on motion was refer
red.
The bill to repeal Sections lis, 49, and 40 of
the session law of 1868 relating to stations was
read second time and ordered to be engrossed
The bill to repeal Section 4S7 of the Civil Code
was read a second time. Laid on the table to be
considered with the bill brought in by the Attor-
ney General.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

The Storm Bird arrived yesterday with another
lot Of South Sea Islanders. They look pretty well
and ready 10 eat their ratons with the rest of the
world These people are to be preferred to the
Chinese In many respects.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
HAWAII.

The weather since the deluge of rain in Febru-
ary and March, has been generally fine, with
showers at night, and pleasant sunny days. OF
course Thursdays, steamer day, is excepted, for it
always rains then. In consequence of the mild
weather, the Hilo roads are good they can be,
SO that once III every five ten miles horse can
trot or even GALLON.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

By the kindness Of Mr.. Gibson we have had the
pleasure Of seeing photograph of the Kameha-
Ineha statue. Il looks as if it would be an orna-
me-t 70 the town. The pose is good and -
Some OF these days our art man is coming out with
heavy review of this affair, then we Will take
breath and start again.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19


-s-s- - --1a - ----- sE-ls- 90 c-if skins
za- --- -l-r ~ Sew I--z- Nay ls-19S5 lbs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

The annual public exercises of the Kawaiahao
Seminary viii be held on Wednesday, June 2nd,
from 10 to u a. m. at the Kawaiahao Church
After which there will be sale of useful and
fancy articles made In the school.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

Weather warm and dry, but nights cool and
pleasant. Moonlight band concerts are the thing
this week, and very pleasant thing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

A project, which seems likely of success, is now
on foot to dig canal from the Waiakea to the
Maiolama stream, whereby boats can take and
bring freight up TO Hilos back door any weather
and land 1t without difficulty or danger. 1t is
singular that the plan has never been preached
before, for 1t seems perfectly practicable and will
be Of but small expense, as the distance is short
and the soil hight and sandy without rocks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
puring the as week the Court has bean sittinr

Ut P49I "V0fA VH0 OUuIV nlIo UttII sIIIIIIi
Justice McCully presiding. Quite large number
of criminal and other cases have been disposed of,
but It Is fact deserving of criticism that of the
many cases in which nolle prosequi was entered
liquor dealing was the offense in nearly every
instance. The cases were generally clear but the
Crown witnesses were not hand. This is all
wrong and should be vigorously examined. 1t is
however true, that IN two three cases, a white
man was the important witness and he could not
be found on Hawaii or elsewhere
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
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aEEEEED
lr.-E- Hl1--- 4 z1-sa1fl--- EuHha1t. from san
-r- Discover. sli-i. I'm san Francisco
ear f--E Elasre Per--E4lr, from san
Eage- Jordan I'm Saa Francisco
fsH9 York Cobb from : 7
-z Elrl- 5a-leil. from Jaiuit.
sEGL1.n-
u-1a-sr al--a Elzr sudl-1- Ezies for san Fan
rU-s ar-,ru- Ea-l- cobt. fo1 Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
TO LET
Wanted,

HpY AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER
hO and Accountant situation either in town or on
a Plantation. Holds situation as Bookkeeper on
Plantation now. ~ Salary moderate. Address,
"B GAZETTE or Advertiser Office the case may be.
w Inns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

Perhaps the new street between the Government
Building and the Musical Hall premises will be
called Open Lane . and perhaps not.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
HOMEOPATHIC.
ID r

Member College Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
Canada. sSf- Office residence, No. 81
Beretania 81, opposite Queen Emmas. 7g2 3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

-rr-s----lir .I---1av eTezing next Nav
- asE -1-1s -zrlss and e c Bradley, Who
@ Usel sz-t zrr1-7ias Eith the Honolulu
49, l1zuf lgnsf- a. he Rorzl Ha-
r11 41e1te-. La u lforur- that sirre they have
l--llla- Hr l1sIaET towards pleasing TIE public
n-1ris a.A- and iair and gzezrri=1nzn On The
@ ~ Trsls - re-iyEFuszrs bv making
49, - Al Et.o uzrf . e15o- a
- - "A -zl,s Al Fzpt theu roussr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

1.s.r zi.- Zaasl--- o. sz-u-aar evening
1 81 u -.lises - give an exhihi-
1z1E ~ El--ir ~ s.zi lls0 AZ es7ose CT srs-it-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19
NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
IA to trcspass, hunt any animals the land of
Kahikinui, East Mani without our special permission;
otherwise they will be prosecuted according to law
NJ. PAIKO.
A. ENOS & co.
Honolulu, May 3. 1880. 100 Inns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

As one of the students in the Missionary Insti-
tute riding out on the 9Th inst Just as hemet
dray coming into town. the mule In the dray 81 led,
and the shaft struck the student in the leg. He
was thrown from his horse and received severe
and as 1t proved, fatal injury, dying the fourth
day afer being hurt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

BY private letter information comes that our
old friend Mr.. William 7. Brigham of Boston
proposes 10 pay the Islands visit this summer to
arrive about the middle of July. His visit will
tIic researches He will be welcome to his many
friends
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

Queens Purse, 800.
RUNNING-For all horses bred in the Kingdom; mile
beats; best 2 in catch weights Entrance, SIS.
Legislators Purse, 800.
TRoITING-For all horses bred in the Kingdom;
mile heats; best in 3 to harness. Entrance SIS.
Kings Purse, $3.50, and Medal, $50, pre-
sented by Wenner & Co.
RUNNING-open to all horses owned in the Kingdom
for sixty days previous June H. 1880; mile dash
to carry lls pounds. Entrance, s15 Second horse
Foot Race, 1875.
OPEN TO ALI-aOO yards. so to first, IS to second.
Trotting Race, $780,
FREE TO ALL-Mie heats; best 8 in 5 to harness
Entrance, SIS.
Kamehameha Purse, $3.50, and Cup, $50.
RUNNlNG-open to all horses bred in the Kingdom;
mile dash, to carry % pounds. Entrance, SIS.
Ladies' Purse, 800.
RUNNiNG,open to all horses owned in the Kingdom
for sixty days previous TO June H. 1850; one mile
DASH catch weights. Entrance, SIS.
Mule Race, $40.
OPEN To ALL-Mile dash: catch weights. En-.
trance, 81.
Stallion Race $3.50.
TKOTrING-opened to all mile heats best . in
to harness. Entrance Sl5
Purse, $50.
RGSNISG-0pen to all (; half mile dash catch
weights eS- Every horse to carry rider. En-
trance So
Boys Purse, $15.
RuNNING-open to all ponies not over 1917 hands
high one mile dash. Entrance, ST.
Public Purse, $40.
HACK RACE-Sweepstakes mile dash omen to
all horses that have not in any of the previous
races of the day, or that have not won Purse in
any race. Post entrance, 81
Donkey Race $40
OPEN To ALI-0ne mile dash riders TO change
animals, last one in takes the Purse. Entrance 81.
First race to be called at 10 o'clock. A. NJ Sharp
Rules of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION will GOVERN
he Judges in their decision and all rules will be strict
ly enforced.
Entries to he made not later than O'Clock D. NJ ON
MoNDAf, June 9TH, 1850. No entry considered made
until the entrance fee is Paid
All riders must be in Jockey Costume
Admission to Grand Stand 80 cts
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1000 GALLONS OF SPERM OIL.

TUNHE PURE ARTICLE OF BODY OIL. JUST
u shore from the "Tropic Bird The Oil is
strained and clear and white water For sale by
Ggi BOLLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

The J. D.. SPreckels arrived on the 18th, 16 days
from San Francisco. She brings freight for HiIo
and Honolulu and six or seven passengers but no
Chinese. The Claus Spyeckels is expected to fol-
low IN about two weeks. The assurance is now
made that this line will regularly Hilo: it is
probable that freight enough can be procured both
WAYS to give 1t ample support. TheJ. D. Spreckeis
brought a considerable mail which must 90 to
Honolulu before Hilo letters can be received. The
vessel arrived the 1lth letters will be delivered
the 10th via Honolulu. Can if not be changed?
From shrinkage or some other cause the fine
bridge over the Honolii is receiving damage. On
the seaside the bridge beams have dropped below
level and the cross braces have slipped away from
their inches 50 far as TO be in danger of falling.
II these braces were to give way, a cOllapse would
follow to the great detriment of the district. 1t
looks as though the damage might be repaired by
a simple tightening of the nuts on the ends of the
iron rods connecting the bridge floor with the top
OF the truss.
Meantime, as these warlike preparations pro-
coed. Madame PeIe keeps up her own terrific pre-
partitions for another outburst which may not be
1ar away The magnificent outbreak on the sum
NIT of Maun4loa appears to have subsidized but
hilanea Is raging with the most intense activity.
AZ TIMES the surrounding country trembles with
the fury of the action IN the crater. Immense
volumes of lava are pouring out of Halemaumau
ana are rapidly filling up the vast bowl. At times
the whole lurid mass seeths, bubbles and boils
with great waves of fire rolling friChtful surf
nom she 70 Slue. NlSliOrS rarely nave such dis
play as that now visible at Kilauea.
The new road supervisor goes to work with a
viii and has improved the roads much since he
began His idea of cutting of the crown of the
hill and dumping it into the valley, BY which the
road Is more evenly graded is sound from every
view; bufiwhen he turns torrent of water upon
a gently sioping plain and bitches it out say u
feet wide and Is feet deep proposing to lay foot
road on the bottom, along which the public are
f@z1 b,a haxnnd hon, - 4bo
ordinary man and trenches upon the supernatural.
As this ditch is parallel with the coast however,
the suggestion is darkly made and probably on
good grounds that he is in communication with
the engineers In charge of the sappers and miners
corps of the army and is preparing, IN reality a
line of coast defences. When the 100000 loan
bill becomes law it is said that the army will be
reinforced by officers and private or two, who
will stand IN this trench and look over the edge at
the ships Of the enemy and-it is limited mysteri-
ously-uin do something with ma gattling gun y
and IA Law torpedo" Hilo believes In the army
and wants regiment of fusileers stationed here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

Dr.. Merrett's fine yacht the Casco started for
Honolulu on the 9TH, and will probably be along
IN a few days. Some of the Doctors friends are
much exercised at his going off for such a visit
and II Is suggested that If the body of Capt Cooke
was killed and eaten by Hawaiian cannibals, how
much greater danger for the generous proportions
of the tender and juicy doctor. From Hawaii the
vessel will proceed to Tahiti and other Pacific
Islands, using four or five months in the trip. OF
course, this means, if the gentle doctors bones are
not picked clean on these shores We shall be
glad 10 see you, doctor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

A committee of investigation ought to be ap-
pointed on the state of the country in the neigh
borhood of the steamer wharf. Persons going
down there 70 greet friends or for any other pur-
pose within; the past few days have had to hold
their noses about point opposite the coal piles
rnauka OF the steamer wharves. The odor was
very offensive: it might be good idea to put
naughty soldiers there as punishment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

The steamer City or Nei0 York brought forty
four passengers for Honolulu, out of sxty-three in
the cabin, and yet it does not pay to call here on
the way, they say. Among familiar faces is
that OF Mr.. Frank McCoppin, who comes to reside;
Mr.. G. J.. Williams also returns, so does Mr.
Schussler Mr.. Taylor, formerly missionary in
the Gilbert Islands. has also returned. on his way
10 his old missionary field. His friends will well
come his kindly face and hearty hand-shake with
pleasure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

Sorry that our heavy editorial man does not be-
heye IN the army, for We must say as a devil or
something Of that kind that We do. What would
this country have been-what would it be to-day
without the vast corps of valiant and pussant off
GERS comprised therein Really it is TO be hoped
that the army will receive all of the petting and
coddling asked for. If the Legislature are only
smart enough they can see that if our army
grows in courage and numbers at the rate of a
thousand or SO year and has plenty of poi and
decorations, in of time we shall be able to
whip TaraWa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-19

ADMISSION TO PARK-25 cts. for every Adult ;
Children, free so cts. for each horse.
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-22

Ubelasaence, Tom Bet bar reret,
er BOG SOrofieluet / aaram for
bolbSpiS mtlot mob be Grupitoner,
TOM bar fuHbet 9th / Spo. Stalien,
paa Sieilieu, / Gentralamerlfa og
9%iQeafen. Oct er unsprenoiat at
omtale ben pelfienote SiffOrie ON
bet fore Sorbflalu / eisiabCn /
1855, tom soelasoe mere enb $4,000
Rsnnefelip / minore enb II Wlnut'
ter. Dette Sorbnielu REGIMES blanot
en- at be forfarbeltsifs NaturfatafrO'
fer, fOm n~ceenfnoe er omtalt / 81
ftorten. SorbRielpet | QisfabOn bar
piftnOf inaen RiUal mso 9enipn til
ubbrubels Seftisbto, men meo Sen'
ipn til 0ariabeben Operaaaes bet al
BET piftnof minbre befienbte, men
neppe miuore merfsliae Sorbfialp /
New WaDrib / Wisfsfppioalen.
Dstte opftOD / Slutninseu at 1911
o. parsDe / Here Waanecer. Def
f~ulminerebe | Yaaren 1912 psb, at
Spen Garaeas meD iamtlise 10000
S%noraanere fulbf9nbi9 %bearapeDes.
Gt SOro0iatp, ibpOrpel | FIN Natur
life sanfie ulis Der MI / Isram feb
funbne, iaa bog en- COB Del mere
sosleseenbe, fanbt Steo / SrOnsia
/ 9%iaeaten unper 8rimfrisen / 1855.
Hpfellen merfsDes / 8ontautinopel,
fom ~pensans par fulo al Gaselff'
menp. o. mango pll planof erlnore
5nbpaanernes 6orfarbelie. SrOusia
blsp neten sanfe sDelaSt, % fere
Decorah-posten., 1880-12-22
6srffielIist.

Der er laHst fsre S~alopense
be Screnepe Cater uu cub ttplisere
par 5llfalbst. Blot / Be fofte 4
Mar sr Der mputst $20s. 9l6,677.
- De 5creneoe Stater bar bob'
belt iaa fort Yen9ebelsb last / Sern'
bauer iom Sfcrbtitanten % Srlauo.
- 0srmcnt prcoueerer mere
"Waple".S uifer .no nosen auoen
Stat. n.mlia cp til 10. 000, 900 punb
ON Aaref.
- Ssaar, Ranbas ben e0be De
eember, rai,be Der en- forfarpelis 81
bsbranD / RanaoOn / Riaet Slrmab.
Sabet annaaes I'll rrtr IL WlQicner
Declare. Nt Sloen 1T FABIAN Over.
baaub. tom ri~melisuis oeraf, at Be
bebfe Granddaughter gap sp miot
unber SranbeH.
- Rilraufsesg anen ipsfelistter
1924 Manb, % bar en- ganelinie
paa libt crer 5000 Wile. Oct sier
% bar / grus s8s ecfcnstiser %
$3.50 8raatposne. Dehenfor Re'
0resor ubbstales Der bper Raanec
i esnntnser s~2ss,5oO. 8ra lite
3 ecbr. bar Observation-Disclosures Sss
ON RaanebeH. Srastfcnouftsrer $40,
1ran . gasaeempnp $50, ~Srafe"'
Renb S45. Raaneben resnet til 26
Dass, % for Ggtrarbsibe / 6orbcle.
- Snben uosle faa Dase oil man
BABE aae Refultater at ben ibfe
5Ol~fetnnins iamleoe % altfaa erfare.
bpllfen zilpast be 6orensbe Stater
bar bait. Ran 9intter paa, at 6cl'
femensoeR oil saa cp I'll naffen 80
RtQicner. Oct forelaaes MI, at
8onsresreprtientanteraes autal fal
fcrsses fra Bet nuparenbe 29s til
800, bpilfet pilbe aise Ell Repreien'
tant for bper 166,6oo at Sefolfntn'
gen.
8ruberne | be 6Oreneoe Stater
bar / be fofte 7 Mar prooueerst for
$50 WiatOner Dollars | Cub %
for 27Ii RtQicn I Sdp.
- GIN Sabrif for 2llpirtntns at
@assepaptr n%ebbrenote 3reoass
guTalO, % 40 Rennefter mlffsoe
bels 9ip. bells 9emmer.
- 8aab. / Gbieaso % NiIlpaufss
sr Der fOr Sibsu &ilfaIoe Of 3tidIn.
ipabouuae.
- Bisrnfierns BisrniOn oil faa
Spforbrins fro fsre Sieosr | Tsiten
sal at tomuis % boloe Sorsbras. pr.
Yrof. u. 3. AnosriOn. Mabiion, @iS.
bar paatasst fig at blue ir~fe @Itals
/ iaa Ssnissnoe. ON mon itriosr til BAN.
Set paaftaaeS. % Der Ct MoRlaiSt.
Som taller bsrfor. at Sc 2eslsps bar