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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
SAMOAN PROSPECTS.

Chief Justice Chambers has evidently
had enough of Samoa, and his decision
of December 81 last, having been sup
ported by the commissioners of the
powers. he feels that he can lay down
his position with honor and get out Of
that little hotbed of intrigue, Apia.
The chief justice, in his interview,
which was published in The Star last
evening, does not appear to think that
the future peace of Samoa is by any
means assured. In this he agrees with
the view expressed by Lieutenant SAT-
ford and the officers of the Brutus.
Though Mataafa and Malietoa have
agreed to peace and have gone through
the formalities of reconciliation, there
is still friction between the two parties.
and even while the commissioners are
still there, two cases of bloodshed have
occurred.
But this is not the main cause of flu
ture trouble, thought undoubtedly it
will be a strong factor, especially as
Mataafa is spoken of as being inordi-
nately ambitious. The results of the
war have given him just that kind of
success that make a man of his narrow
mental vision, believe in his own
strength and in his diplomatic powers.
Such men never recognize their own
limitations.
The trouble will come from the tri-
partite arrangement. Chief Justice
Chambers sees endless complications
from this cause. 1t opens the door for
intrigue and it sets the white popula-
ton by the ears. Each tries to get some
advantage for it's own country. The
home countries may be thoroughly in
earnest about being just but it is i'm
possible for people living together in a
small place, not to fall into cliques and
the powers by their tripartte arrange
ment foster national cliques.
The commissioners have not given the
final details of their proposed arrange
ment, but it may be taken for granted
that it will prove abortive. Samoa will
never be at peace until some one great
power takes her in hand and rules firm
ly but judiciously. Coalition rule has
ever proved a failure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
COMING ELECTIONS.

In the fall there will be elections in
ficials will be voted for in Massachu-
sets, Maryland, Mississippi, Kentucky
Ohio and Iowa. In Pennsylvania,
judges of the supreme and superior
court, and state treasurer will be
elected. Nebraska chooses a justice Of
the supreme bench. New Jersey, New
York, Virginia and Mississippi elect
state legislatures In all eleven states
In eight of these the administrative
party is strongly in the ascendent. If
the electors show increased party
strength, it will be a straw pointing
very strongly to the possibilities of the
presidential election and to the nomin-
alton for the second term.
The two states that are of the great
est interest are Ohio and New York
Ohio as the home of the President and
Republican state to the backbone, and
New York because it is pivot upon
which national elections move. In New
York the Democratic party has posi-
bilities, though considering that Roose-
Nell was elected Dy swinging plufaltN
as governor it would point to strong
Republican majority, based upon not
only the personal popularity of Roose-
welt, but upon the strong policy of the
administration
Massachusetts, Iowa, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey may be counted as
Republican certainties. Nebraska and
Maryland are, on the other hand, likely
to be closely contested. Kentucky may
be regarded as more than doubtful, and
Mississippi and Virginia are solid
democratic.
This seems a fairly accurate sizing
up of the situation. OF course local
questions will largely influence these
state elections and the broad questions
of national politics will be in a measure
secondary, but from them a fair dla-
gnosis of the future may be gained, and
not only politicians will watch, eager
to tell the signs Of the times, but the
men who take vital interest in the
broad progress of the nation, and who
care little or nothing for local politics.
Will scan them with anxious interest.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
BIRTH REGISTRATION.

In another direction the board is re-
miss. 1t is in obtaining the statistics
of births. In the matter of records of
deaths, things though by no means per-
feet, are far more satisfactory than
they have ever been, and credit must
be given to the president for forcing the
change. But things are as bad as ever
in the matter of births. An effort was
made to get reliable information by this
paper, only few days ago, but, it was
impossible to obtain it, as the records
are not complete, and numbers of chill
dren are born, whose advent into the
world is not recorded officially.
There should be a record of births
published every month. The record
should give sex and nationality, and thu.
births by wards, just as the death sta
tistics are published. The number of
births per thousand should be given for
the nationalities, and in making up the
tables, there should be a column for
pure Hawaiians and for part Hawai-
ians.
IT, We only had these statistics we
might form fair idea of our progress
as regards population, now we are very
much in the dark. Such matters can be
enforced. The law provides a penalty
upon all parents who do not register
thier children. But the law is effectively
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22

Representations before a race are of
very little value, they so often turn out
wrong. However, from all the accounts
published, it is very evident that the
Shamrock is likely to prove a formid-
able competitor to the Columbia. Meth
er side has spared expense, and both
defender and challenger have had the
best shipbuildings talent of their res
pective countries. 1t now remains to be
seen who is the most sklfull sailor, for
the yachts are such beautiful models
that they will require the most delicate
skill in their management. 1t is evil
dent that the race for the America Cup
of 1899 will be one of the most notable
struggles of the series. Moreover Sir
Thomas Upton seems to be a true
sportsman, and there is no likelihood
of any talking after the race, it will be
a clean win or lose, as it should be.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22

The president OF the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western Railroad has
been giving his opinion upon the work.
ing age Of man. From his point of
view the fact that a man in ten years,
or five years, or next year, will be old
because he has lived a certain number
of years is not tenable. A man is as old
as he feels, and may be young at sixty
or old at forty. The keen observer and
employer OF men, mentioned above
says: Many men are at their best af-
ter forty-five. Many men are as good
at sixty-five as they were at thirty-five
and infinitely better than lots of men at
twenty-five or thirty-five, or any other
age. Some men are never any good at
all, while others grow better and better
as they grow older" This has no ref
erence to brain power, bat to the power
of work. 1t has been often argued that
compulsory retirement of men at a fix
ed age, loses to the state valuable ex-
perience which would be of great value
This gentlemen comes forward and
says that physical power in many
cases Is as great at comparatively ad-
vanced age, as It is at an early age
Examples of wearing out before middle
age, and of vigorous powers long after
middle age might be advanced in def
nitely. The truth being, no doubt,
that no hard and fast line can be laid
down, and that the saying "a man is as
old as he feels" has a very great deal
OF truth in 1t.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22

The prospect of having double tracks
upon all the streets now covered by the
tramways company is by no means
pleasant one. Yet the wording of the
law certainly looks as if it permitted 1t.
though it was evidently intended only
to allow a single track, and double
tracks only at the switches, but the bill
was loosely drawn, as so many bills are
and the language will certainly bear out
the Interpretation given it by the attor-
ney general. If automobiles come into
general use they may run the track
lines out of existence, which will be a
great comfort, for the tracks spoil the
roads wherever they are laid. For those
who hope for a truly beautiful city, au-
tomobiles and wireless biography.
which will eventually mean wireless
telephones, are the sheet anchors of the
future.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22

dened. why? Simply because the
health authorities do not bring up Of
tenders and have them fined The pure
food law was dead letter, but lately
It has ceased to be so, and after few
fines. people understand that the food
commissioner means business. II would
be the same with the registration OF
births. Insist that subordinates carry
out orders, as issued, and great
change for the better will be wrought
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22

done for the wounded soldiers is a prop
er one. Whether a public reception is
the best form for it to take is a matter
for a committee to decide after consul
tation has been held with the officers of
the Relief. The matter has been taken
in hanu by several of our prominent la
dies, and The Star feels assured that
Honolulu will acquit itself properly in
testifying it's sympathy and in giving
honor to the brave fellows who have
sacrificed health and limb to the glory of
MIR flag
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
Timely
Topics
Honolulu, June 1, 1899.

Settled conditions in the manage
ment and working force has been ac-
complished and in looking over the
stock the following articles are found
which deserve special mention, as be-
ing of merit and will be sold at com
petitive prices.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
NOTICE.

Joe Galiano, formerly of the Occiden.
tai hotel, San Francisco, has takeI
charge of the Hawaiian hotel barber
his friends.
He has held first chair in the Silent
barber shop this city. ,u..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
THOMPSON BROTHERS
The Greatest Manufacturers OF
50, $3.50 and 80 Mems shoes Known

We've Just opened an elegant display of,
these goods, in all lasts and colOrs, and
enc inspection will convince you that
they are the greatest shoe on earth for
for the price. 1t took us many months
to get the agency for these goods, but
we've got them now, and got them for
keeps.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-22
Estimates and lists given on applica-
ton.

When you are in our store always in
spect the Bargain Tables on the second
floor (take elevator.)
You are sure to see something you
want and the price will not stop you.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Seras.

FRA Godpo,t meloes ON Ell frp9telig
Storm, Der bar biemie9t 8pStsrne her
9iorheotn os aiort menen Stabe. iSIere
Renneiter bar milfet 9iuet pua ,6uuet,
man peo lite buor monse. Gulinoer af
Saor os 9ornfuR9 bIeu al Stormen
brepen ub l6opet o9 brutneoe. 6n
Manb mjiiebe iaoleoes ouer 5000 6aor.
Stormsn leoiuasOss al 0o9l, Der orabte
ouer 700 Sipttsr 6orntua9 Smesnen
af Ylmur, os oesuoen OiO'o' mesen
Stabe paa gpsnin9er, Greer o. I. b.
iua at f9e nue Smoaopr Os 5usIe bleu
brRbt iaa lnnet Stormen noaeoe. Den
beopnote om:rent Is Wiil iposit for
Reiueio oe tO9 8eien no mob Bu9ten,
Dens 9i pal ca. UiI breo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
0rDgtcti9 SernbancmiDffc.

) Palr on, g. S.. iaubt forleoen
Jial en- tip9tsIis Il ytte Sieo paa 8ds
plre, .t,ow lnno o9 8elteru Sanen,
loei et 9oe. Accommodation, lcb ino /
FL 9tspteslog. oer bolol og Ueuteoe paa
Il aneet. 8e TO bagelfe gO9ne bleu
uolianbig ipIiutreoe, og be fl,lte bas.
lagerete bert euten orebte tie ldareoe.
Dun fan1t 6 oeos, og ouer 20 lemlGs
peoe, bporar Here oil DO, bIeU inolo9te
paa 9oipualst. Get par irpafsllge
Scsner, iom fanot l5tso Der ben b9lg'
mptte Jlal, buor be openoe pg lsml9
nsoe Wenuslier Iaa flltebe omtriu9 mels
lem boerouoIe % mfIlem Slunperne al
De ilulaaeps go9ne. 4OIiIi os 9ranp=
toips tom lnart Ill 0l9lp os lluftsoe
osn frembrposnoe 9lo FAINT fit De oeoe
b o9f nj UtO' 9len, os be tIIltdostomns
III 9olpitlIei.
9uem ben iunge StplO for osnne
lliptte man IGg9es paa, er ltte tlart.
9tspreslosd fom meo tuIo Cart og
aueoe ts, at BET auoet Cog, Der uar
iOrlintet, boIoi pao Sporet, lee gofO.
molIulsraen ioa qgisns, Os Oa par oel
for tent at uiu9t9e Summenliooet,
boolfor baaoe gotomotiofsrsr og 6pr.
beoer fprans al o9 reOosoe gipsf, mes
oens 9otomoiiost bIeu aIosles sosIast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Stitnois.

Oberli gorge sc. Duuis, @ene=
raI6irefter for 9erbensubItiuinoen |
Gbicn9o 1898, er 6sb. 6an par en-
fremraeenbe 9eber 5orretnin9speroe
nen, bar 8 @an9e uaret &ousresmdne
og bar DGret 9sber af mango iterre
6anoeIsfOretusenber = BOr9erfriaen
uar ban meb iom Sffcer, o9 ienere
fuI9tt ban Sberloan Rriseu mob Sn.
bianerne. 6an Leo Of en- ubeIbrebe.io
6ierteip9oOm, Der M bar enot ban5
Da9e.
-Oriitigt Ipperi. 3. sd.
bingham, Chicago, bIeu forIeben
Dag pIgubret for 5000, meOens ban
forte poa en- Sporpogn. Bingham too
BenQene no al 6irft 9otional 8anf
for Wibhas. 9en fog en- Sporuoan
for al fore til fit 6ontor Gnmtioig
meo bam Tom tire un9e UfGno. ytot
efter aif en- al be tire unoe WGnb. fom
o0e iatte fig ueb siben af Bingham, ub.
0e 10 andre puff,oe iamtioi9 til Bin9
ham, % ban felte en- 6aanh fin Com
me. 6au foritob ftrats. at ban unr
rouet. os reilfe fig for OF lobe efter ben
unge Wonb Iom par ltaoet af. 9spe.
rens WeooeIoei9e binbrebe BAN imirs
lertio for of tomme Of 8osnen. GoIi:
tibefient Oenman, ON ida 6oriiprs
relien o9 forlfoo SammenbGu9sn, iatte
eiter oe sreb ben fpetenoe 8pu. 9nn
op9ou pau GsntraIltntionen fit Naun
iom 3ames 0arb. psnsene fanfs
tes bos bam
-gn Sporpo9n Chicago bleu /
Wanba9S rant af ei Sernbuneio9 meo
ben 6oloe, at II Wienneifer fom mere
ener minbre iii Stabe. Oct par ct llns
Der, al inseu bIsu orabt. bu be bIeu fus
ftebe ousr 90 Sob, o9 Sporunguen fuIb.
itGnoig ipIintret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Stats=N s=NDbrDer.
gictraFa.

Ssnator npwGrb, Ntbraifd @itp,
iom bar Oaret me9et ips Iangere 1io,
b'ioer iOngere for busr Gag, Der 9aar,
o9 man itot lite. ban pil fomme fig.
@OIiliiterne bar Gaerere beapnbt at
IR9ae Blaner ON, buem bans 9fterfeIs
get itaI biioe, og 5ulionllterne bar 9aab
ON at faa en- al beres / Biooien. Yen'
teiIotn bIiuer Dem NOT for lang.
9oIgs ienete NeooeIelle bobe Seuas
tor 9apw1ro 5itsoass, elter at baue
pGrct ipg fioen ben O. gloueuber, ou
ban for 3. @ane ne Ell SlosiilfRloe.
Dan iou rolia oa ltlle b'n uoen nogsn
fpnli9 0eosfamp; men ban bapbt Ii99et
ttIipnsIaoenbe IiuIss be finite 40 elmer.
Mlo llnoto9elie uf ben alofe Ssn por
beIe 6amilien og entelte genner iamIet
OeO Deosljet.
BibeIen maa La les / g tos
lerne. glebroifas StoIeIuperiutens
bent bar etlFret, of Siaten lite bar
no9tu gou. iom forbuoer, at gIbeIen
bliusr i9it De ofeutIi9e SfoIer, Iuos
trent 9qrsren life inolaoer Jig paa no.
gen ifriitlig eusr munotlis 6oitIoring
ouer Sntboloet. 0enne Gag bleu fore=
Ioet bam fra @ose County. buOr | ct
DtiirItt ale 6amIIler paa cen mar ens
lteee, at y9reren iiuIoe be9nnoe Sfole:
oaoen meo Of IQfe ct Mint 9ibeIer.
Stolduperintenosnt s 4 It ON uotaIte
bI. a. feleeno.: Der lpnes lite at
pare ncget Rebroltds 9oue. fom for.
bpber 9asnin9 al BibeIen / pore oHtnt'
lioe Stolr. Ret CT min Wenina, at
uor oplpte Tin os port friiiue 2dro
buros lite en- Carer ben ofieniIige
Stole forbpoes at IGle ct Siptte al Si'
beIsn saer frsmfse 6aceruor, iaafremt
ban lite fommer meo no9en itrIfiIi9
eaer munolIIg 6o,t!nting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
9e tnlinbe Sing.

berit W William Sennln9s
Btpan uil tiIbrinse 8interen Ifrls
os California os bulle fig sfter ben an.
iirsnsenbe 8ampasne, ban 9ioroe | fin
ssen os andre Stater for be iioite 9aIs.
6an bar bortIeiet it 6iem 1incoIn %
bliuer borts minolt ct ballot Nar.
uuberbanbIinger fsrss for Gi.
ben meb BroiiIieu for at faa ioaoanne
larifinbrsmmsller oet. at ber Tan bliue
ct Marfsb for ameritanit Ulsl os 6uebe.
Der bereites, at autolitsierne 9iio be
Soneiro isge at tiltr9oe be berp9renbe
Nuiorieters 0nlfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Stor Stoebrano.

9n forferbelia Slosbrnno biemis9te
/ Onsbass philadelphia os lOsoe SGr'
bier for DillIionsr Dollars | Aite.
j. y. 9ippeneOtts iiole 6orIass'
bus neobranots fulblianois, os bette
alene par ct Cab paa ca. 2 WIa. 5or'
uosn oenne Bpsnins brenote nGiten en-
bel block, beltaoenos af fore os minors
9ulltttr. 9enueo 1000 Uienneifer
blep pep Slosbrunoen arbeiosIsis. Sn
gen Wsnnsitsr milteoe 9Iuef; ct par bler
llemt forbrGnot.
9ooroon SIoen er opitaaet. usb man
lite beiiemt. Den TOM fra . artrio 9
Or idarbons 5orretnins. boo.
en- sIsttriit @nilt untases at baOe tenol
en- eusr anosn @enltano nsbe aeI'
oeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
ScipeD % Wic &tuleD bjGipcr
cn ung Wiano.

8. .. y. @riotep, Con Of ai'
osoe Ropioin @rioIsp. Der fOmmanoe'
reoe 3t3'ps 5lueltIb unber Sla9et uet
UioniIa. iit fOr'sosn Dag ct lGn9e na
rel Qnite opiplot paa en- eienoommelg
Uinaos. 0ans Dulte par Of blIue DlQ
linsoillcsr; men ban o. for sommel I'll
al bliue optaget paa ShIcerifolen / an'
nupoIis. oe ben sneltcllcuej lor bom par
ON ban tunos bliue opioset | Rarine.
toruisi; men oeriil man9Ieoe ban ben
iotnsons uooanneIis. og - buao oarre
par - tnn mansIeos UtioIer al itnoers
for. 5on oar for beifeo,n Ill at for'
leDe nOssn III Gnif'; mtn Dap.p, iOm
aesbe bans 5aoer bolt. saiteoe f9 til
Den unss Manos Onife os bsilniieoe Of
banoIs, iost ban piloe bslirioe uosif'
tane ueb SrIblsps llooannelie til esit.
nant.
SorIsben U1Orsen msbie Dewsp
@riolep bet buoe gus" os preiente
reoe BAN for grefoeutsn. 9an uiIos
iult til at forflors Situationen. ba prG'
loenten afbrso bum cs iasoe: DE oa
lea. aomiral, pil bstole Tor bans Stn'
bum, os bsriOm ban faIOsr issunem pec
fsrite @tsamen, ftaI iss SlOs BAN tn ny
anIsbnine; men iss r litter paa. ban
ifaI not tlars fig, naar 1losn tommer." 4"
Da Oewep os ben nnse Uaano 81
neb Ob lroppsrns. iasoe aomirulsn'
i. yiu ifol 3s bare boloe R snIfab msf
uosiilsrue Os iaa luce mig Dloe, bu0t
oe bsIeber fig ill.,"
gltosu for 1roppsn traf DEN no9I'
glaorefsrenier % iosoe I'll benz: nRl
Ial lss sius cher en- gsybsb. greiiosn'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Stor Tanit.

st nf 2anoets Gloite % melt aniete
6orIassbuie. 0urper q erOiberS, gi'm
Oorf, bar mlaltet lnotIlle line ystus
llneer, oa bet lite mste tunoe meoe fine
6olpll9ielier.
Soruben ct Bantelann paa 81 Willion
Tounls bar 9aIpsr q Sroibers poe :
lleere en- @elo paa Rlllloner. 8et
iises, Of 6irmntts 2IttiUa oueritiger
bets Basliua. men at bets 9jsnoomme
er Of en- iuaoon art, at be Rte en- 6ari
tan omiGlles tontanie 9sense.
Get beOcsr, oi5orreininseu bliuer reor.
oaniierd paa en- ny fiuancieI plnn, oe
at ole Rrebitorer oil blIue litrebe oerfs
lil9eoebaucace.
5umasts libsifriter r6arprs Ueas
so5ine", .9mpsrs BettIp", o9arpas
5osir" % .9arpers Rouno Gable" plI
iremoees uotomme maaite meo llnotas
seIie al bet liehe.
Dei anieeoe 6rmas ROnfurs bar
Uati msssH Oos,rai;slis i 5or,e;ninss'
treble.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-06
Sra Vbilipptncrne.

Vore Trooper trGu9er itaoi9 fremno,
lGn9ere o9 I9neere no,o poa. og bet
bsgpnoer for 2lluor al e bro9et I'D for
3uiursenteiue. Sisl9e Telegram lfal
800 9uiurgenier baue oper9ioet fla Ill
ejeu CANTON 9opombOng. ben Su.
trOr bet antosss, gsuinOIoo 5auoe ia.
get fin 3nHast til.
Sberli yell lfal bnpe tilieiet Sn=
iursenierne ualminceIi9 ltore Cab mel.
lem @iei9fne uen for Dlangaiarem,
bOor ban plaoieli9 ltooie paa benz liipr,O'e
osres Slprtt tor aat 9noe, tog osres
Ranoner, AmmuailiOn. 6rntttabrif og
AricnoI meo fee 1uiiube Yupo g!p og
Robberplaber, ale berss lransportmos
Ter, 8 Saeeniprrtoltaber, 3lGoer % Bro.
oiart. Tdle Dar d ooefmadoe lo't
Iab ior 3ninrgenterne. ol bet rimeIis'
nis par offts liolte 9anoner % 6o'taao
al Ammuniion. S,iu il,be be pioere
no'o paa / iaa burlis 5Iusi, at be eenoOg
taiieee Rher og lun9ere @enl.anoe,
lom pore 6oIt iomIeoe op efier rem.
Aeulnaloo flI uGre l,t pasiere ForbI
Jiamo9puianoen meo 4 @eneraIsr os
1900 Wanb; @su. Young il9g frem
oeIes siter bam.
De Suoisots uiler fig be lste Steoer
DfnIi9e mob pore SOloaier, noar oe
tOmmr; ia, man bsrsr snoOs ON Iige'
iIsm 9eseilttins Tor Amertanerne og
ios at blps nj ior Sniuraentsrnes 0Gs
reosmme Os gliasns RGtl I; men buor
Olot 90 bOOr opbt osnne Beginning iaa
nadr, - il. bet sr en- dnosn Gag.
9liisr oe after tommer Der DleooeltIs
fer ON, at en- Slot 3niur9snter bar
oUsrsiUst fig. flsre euo nosen Sinoe Tor,
oa msb bsm faar pore SoIooter aa
baaoe Badben, Ammunition og
Ranger IssIaote, baObs gmerItanere Os
Spanisrs. 3enre Siem9ans bar ueI
oglna lin ilote Beiponin9 oerUso. OF pore
Z SoIoa!sr flor upt Uloo os iIer femao.
oor, oinoenos aas Diuorinssr; nu Ton
ber 10 Oere 0nab on mart at bIlue iG':
big msp 5niur9enierue o9 iaa tomme
biem iom Seilbeuer.
vi Sninrssnttrne lite belt bar tubt
Uoo,i, ulier 9itaretuIngsn ON. at be
0alleu meaem 1itscGs Os Onsbos /
gi9on opa falot ben amsritanifs @ars
nllon o9 orubte 8 iamt iaattbe mango.
Tor De bIeu oreuns ilIbogs.
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0obarts Ieitament.

giesprGfbent 9obaris Geiiuments
trsmIososs Nrebass Stifteretien.
Sisrrsllsn al bans Formus par iffs
ansiuet. men maa anil iaes til ca. So +.
5000 buoraf Gnten taar 81 900,
900. Tefen bdss msasm bsnbs oa
bsres Ssn, Der efter benoss Dob faar
bet bele.
6obart JutiIs. ben afbsbes Suossr,
iaar $50, 900; VI. Wilcer, en- COB Ben,
$4,000; Douio oObart. aiosoes Bro.
Der. $1,000 Os bDsr al bans Born
$4,000. Dssuoen bar gesp oiioen'
ten ff9nttt en- Del gesats, III foilftai9s
6oipiiuler, gsrnebsm os andre Siifi
teller pOteriOn, u. s.
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ten bar Ii9e M ttlaot berne unge
Wano, en- Con al Roptain @rioleu. at
ta9e 9fsomeu for en- Siflcuitiaing /
Deotnetorpit; men oa ban inssu Pen9e
bar til al fOi bereoe iig Tor bsnne @tso:
men. ion bar Fraiiotnfeu o9 iss b,iluls
let at Iieipe tam iaa 0enlesnoe gla
Tan ) lOrleue port 6olt, brOyoan en-
'praitbent Oct bar"
Dir. @iiOIeps WOoer, 9nien eiter
y Olympus" 6eplan, leuer 6da, ia.
6un faar en- maaneeli9 peniion paa
SO.
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Scmth Gnrolina.

Gn maIterst Gostauer sic forlsben
Dae inb en- gtspresuogn uGr Sran9'
uiae, tuan9 be TO Ul9no. belfGftiseoe
Der, til at siue fig $500 o9 fOripanot
meb Benaene, oIt uoea nogen Sjelp af
andre. Gosisreren iaa BAN eaa bot
lanas Sporei, men onio9 bam for Ell
Yaoabonb os aneoe intet llraao. Noele
geIitim9He ipssr M iorsapss slter Den
otiltlse Rspsr.
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MtsSomri.

20 Boliliostlents | St. gouis iputss.
al be ba o9iaa iiuIoe bape liot 6cr'
nsisIie GatlistIisscasen, Os ben isstt
be laa peo at ailasss Beiss | en- Sa'
loon os faa fig en- Eaor. Senere meo'
tes be paa @aosn os belfplote eeniioisl
biuanoen for at pare brutne. buorpaa
ben enc arreltersoe ben. onoen. Heiul'
tatst bIsu, Of be b,sse mllteoe oeres pi
itoler, Stisrnsr Os yfssler os ienotes
biem.
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Winaejota.

6n isr9eIlg y giuenbeo fanot Steb
forIsoen @ranile 6aus. ioet Rsbmant
Borqen fra Wouiepioso, iom bauoe
uqret Der ypen for at toninltere en-
gese, ON glatteu ba ban ffuIoe gaa ooer
ljl oen for al naa Nltlo9et, falot 5Ios
ben os o,utneoe. Oct formooes, at
ban, lom 10 ltfe par r'9ti9 rail-, er bles
uen iOimmI o9 foloen Yanot. 9ans
zig bleO efler messn tor9aoss Sesen
lunosn Ia9sn eiIer.
pan lpp. Skand Ameri-
can Bank / ct. 9aul mooios iorIeoen
IN @tsplespntfe, iom inoebolot $40
leola9e, al ct greu. bUOri greuifrUsrsn
fo.tlarsr, at gensene er be $540, iom
bl,u rtiaaIen ira Bantsus 8lif ben s..
Aueult, og fom aIiiaa iilbasdehotss.
Breuet par unoerte9uet Sobn y SO d
so. os par itreuet ira AuOltorIum 9o'
isl 9bIca9o. Breulfriueren tiger, OF
ban piIDe bope beientt fig paa at to9e
Renssne, bpis ban baooe plolt. at Ban:
fen por WeoIfm af American Ban
kers Association. buis Dei,ttiuer c,
oil Tor uoboloenoe til at laos euSanttpu
5reb. 3erior fanbt be bet nu rauoe'
Ii9lt at ienos Pen9sue iiIba9e.