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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
THE NICARAGUA CANAL


Professor Johnson. the .uou1m. csc
pert ON Che Nicaragua COMMISSION. rl-
fers certain calculations us Co the probe
able traffic which the canal win enjoy
and his studies Will 10 is sJl L. nuke a.
am entire volume bon the final tcpDr. Ua
estimates that the amount of shipping
that viii Doe available for the use of The
canal iu 1914. ana the work can scarce
ly De completed before that year WIFI
. Dee about t5UO0 600 tons. The Increase of
the trade with the west coast of South
America and with the orient would ne
estimates, swell this tonnage len the
next decade 30 per cent making the toe
tai for 1924 n 25O 600 tons net register
The net register of vessels using the
Suez Canal i'm 1859 was sos, $50 tons. the
traffic having increased at "a regular
rate ever since IL was thrown open TO
the use of the worlds shipping. Pro-
fessor johnson believes that the tolls
should not exceed 81 per vessel per ton
since higher rate might divert the
South American west coast trade to the
Straits of Magellan. The Suez Canal
rates, taking account of the different
methods Of measurement are about 81
per net register ton.
1t is recognized that much of the
round the world trade will still pass
through the Suez Canal, and China.
Japan the Dutch East Indies and tho
Straits Settlement are dobatable ground
even for New York It VIII be SOme-
farther by the Nicaragua route than by
Suck through the Philippines, but all
Australasia will be nearer to New York
by the American canal II is pointed
out that Sydney viii be only 116 miles
father away from Liverpool should Brit
ish ships bound to Eastern Australia
choose the Westwardlv route, and New
Zealand win be considerably nearer to
English ports by Nicaragua than by the
Suez. Much European trade to the
East can, it is thought, be diverted from
the Suez Canal, even though the dis
lance be a little longer, if the tolls be
made low enough to make it a con-
sideratiOn to shipoWners to take the
American route. Even now many YES
sells outbound from Europe to the East
are sent home by way of America in
order to take on return cargOes on the
west coast of North or South America,
or even at New York or Baltimore
of course it is understood that the
Suez Canal management might also
lower its charges, and there is the pos
sibility of the French canal at Panama
being completed, in which case the in
ter-OceaniC trade in America would be
divided, but the Commission Is conVin-
ced that the French company will never
finish its enterprise if the United States
Government should begin to build at
icaragua-Kohlers German Trade Re-
view.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
PLANS OF THE HOME RULERS

At the regular executive meeting of
the Home Rule committee last evening
the central committee to serve until the
next convention of the party was elect
ed. Prince Cupid, ID. Kalauokalani, j.
Makainai, ID. Kanuha, c. Long, j. EN-
meluth, d. NakoOkoo, j. Holt, w. f.
Erving and Morris Keohokaloloe COM
prise the committee. The date for the
mammoth partisan and educa-
tional meeting for the purpose of con-
sidering and ratifying the message of
the President wherein it relates to these
islands was fixed for January 4.
The special committee appointed to
make all arrangements has not yet re-
ported on the names of those who will
speak, but it is said that Judge Estee
Associate Justice Galbraith and posi-
bly, Lorrin A. Thurston will be invited
to address the meeting, together with
number of others.
a resolution was before the meeting
criticising the Board of Health for GER
tain policies in regard to sanitary mat
terS, but ii was referred to a special
committee to report next week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20

Prepared by Dr. }. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass u S. 4
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
Wilder'sSteamshipCo
NOTICE CHANGE IN SAILING.

Steamer "Kinau" will sail from Hilo
on Thursday, December 10Th and
Thursday, December 26th at p. M,
instead of on Fridays at 10 a. m. as
usual; will sail from Honolulu on Mon
day, December 23rd and Monday De-
cember 90th at - M, instead of on
Tuesdays as usual
Steamer "Claudine" will sail from
Kahului on Friday the goth of Deem
Der at p. M, and on Friday the 9th
of December at p. m, instead of on
Saturday, as usual; will sail from Ho-
nolulu on Monday, December 23rd and
Monday, December 9Oth at p. m, in
stead of on Tuesdays as usual.
Steamer "Lehua" will sail from Ho-
nolulu on Thursday, December 26th,
and on Thursday January End at p.
M instead of on Wednesday as usual.
After these dates regular schedule
will be resumed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
BISHOP STREET EXTENSION.
Plans for a Thoroughfare From Hote
To The Esplanade

Plans which have been under way for
nearly two years are now 50 nearly com
pleted that Bishop stree now laid OUT
in front of the AleXanGtt Young build
ing from Hotel to King, will be extend
ed through TO Merchant, and may be
extended through to the Esplanade.
The way for the extension from King
to Merchant has been made by pur-
chase and leases by w. c. Peacock OF
a strip of land through the block bound
ed by Fort and Alalea, King and Mer-
chant. This and the cooperation of the
Bishop Estate, puts under control
favorable to the plan enough property
through this block to provide for the
street and give building lots facing it
on each side. This street will be just
Waikiki of the present Emmeluth build
ing.
The ownership of the property needed
to continue this street through to Queen
street is in W. G.. Irwin and Claus
Spreckes. The plans have been pres
ented to Mr.. Irwin and it is thought his
concurrence in the project can be Sc
cured. But the extension from Mer-
chant to Queen may not be in a straight
line with the mauka portion, but may
diverge little in the Waikiki direction
on a line drawn from Merchant street
to the intersection of Halekauwila and
Kilauea streets. Arrangements for
carrying this extension below Queen
street were made some time ago by the
government, the plan being to abandon
Edinburg street in exchange for prop
erty on the proposed line.
This will make a thorOughfare from
the Esplanade to Hotel street.
The plans for the part of the tho
roughfare from Hotel TO Merchant
street are not that it shall be conveyed
to the territory, but shall be maintained
as private property, giving the owners
control of it TO keep it clear of poles and
wires. To maintain its private charac-
ter and prevent its public dedication
by public use it will be closed January
l of each year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20

Calendars,
Xmas Cards

A select line OF Children's
Books.
A large assortment of office
and pocket Diaries for 1902.
The most complete line Of
Blank Books and Office Sup
plies.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
KAMALO MANDAMUS.
The Hearing Is Postponed to Januar!
Sixth.

The Kamalo mandamus matter was
set for hearing on January by Chief
Justice Frear yesterday. The writ was
filed and served on Judge Humphreys
yesterday, setting forth his refusal to
hear the remanded case, and stating
that he is the only judge of the first
circuit i'm the Territory at the present
time. The petitioners aver that they
have already suffered great loss by rea-
son of the delay in hearing the case,
and will suffer irreparable loss if it is
not soon disposed of.
Judge Humphreys filed a demurrer to
the petition at once and the matter now
awaits a hearing.
f. j. Russell to whom the accounts of
10, FaXOn Bishop, trustee of the estate
of James G., Hayselden, were referred
as master made his report yesterday,
approving the accounts. Russell recon-
mends that the bond be increased from
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
NOTICE.
CATHOLIC CEMETERY, KING
STREET.

All privilege holders of lots in the
Catholic Cemetery on King street are
hereby requested to pay at the office
Of the Catholic Mission, during the
month of January, 1902, the annual fee
of $500, for general cleaning and water
rates. Any one failing to comply with
this request, shall lose all rights in said
cemetery.
By order.
FATHER II. VALENTIN.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
Experimentation or a WELL
KNOWN CHICAGO PHYSICIAN.

! use and prescribe Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for almost an obstinate
constructed coughs, with direct results.
! prescribe 10 to children of an ages.
Am glad To recommend IL To an I'm need
and seeking relief from colds and
coughs and bronchial Affections. II is
non-narcotic and safe i'm the hands ~
the most unprofessional a universal
penaCy1 for an mankind.-Mrs. Mary
r.. AleIuudv NJ. D., Pm. D., Chicago IN,
Y. S. s.. For sale by all dealers. BEN
son, Smith q Co., general agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20

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.I.|
TH. .U.H showed ihrt IH. Iu.I..
.Hr..I IH.If with interest HI tn.
..|.. I.r cont .u money uf UH. l..
.I'. |Ir. u Dol. nuIe uuInt..I.I tuH.
5000. attention tu In. H.f fhHI HI
.I. N.|. H' OBJ. estate HT. oft Hr. Hul
.HrH NHI fHIa fHIr.a tn. question uI
li..hIInHr Jha trustee ANA dIetUbutur
IN. ..fHI..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
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FIRE AND MARINE
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
Ayers
Cherry PGCtOraI

1t often cures a fresh cold in a single
night, and IL masters chronic coughs
and bronchitis in a short time. Com
sumption is certainly prevented, and
cured, too, if taken i'm time
If anybody tells you that cousump,
ton cannot be cured, they are certainly
mistaken, for we have thousands of
these cases reported to us, absolutely
cured, and no mistake about It..
Put mp in large and small bottles.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Plaster placed
directly over the tender, aching lung
is a great aid to the Cherry Pectoral.
Prepared by Dr.. J. {. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass o. s. A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-12-20
LII. Il ACKNOWLEDGING

Thousands off the starving uncm-
rInYad Ira uotnr daily at Prague. "
IeicEHuHa thc Vienna correspondent ~
the Daily Mail and strong forces OF
police ore required to preserve order
there
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Sraueuidjn,mf tn Gattaoa.

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BON ben canaoiIden Mdo6en melt
peniser seiddbt, ais Elm aus ben
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Dlunersemeinoe uufIu9ts, er5dbit
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bebangen mar. Der Speeulant, pel.
der iih einen lei6ten grtperb DieIel
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tdul6t ieben. Qaes, mas er errei9er
tonnte, mar nur Elm ein3iser 3abn
ppnoem 1ib Die Hot6bdute na9 Ian:
gem llnterbanoeln trennten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

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gonles battle Iid9 feineraeit DieTe
ipaniIdhen 8efeitisungsplGae 81 Derz
f9affen setpubt unD bdrduf binge@
pieIen, bab es unter bieIen llmItdn=
ben beHer lei, bic 8ollenbuns Der
Nrbeiten uuf Der WsftTeite Der 8uds
einauiteaen, mas allefoinss einsn
8erluit BON ungsfdbr 100000
beoeuten ipiirbe; fatt beHen ioue
man lieber Die Dods auf Der 9ltieite
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fdidie eine GomrtiIiion na9 Gibrdl=
tar, INN iid an Srt uno SteGe gu
informiren, uno bieIe gpmmiliion,
fur5 ais bic BoplsszGommilIion be-
aeidnet, Idlob iid Der Mnii9t jenss
6errn an. sic hat empfo1lsn, Die
Werfe auf Der SitIeite ansuleoen.
Dem fe1en bic 5ran3oIen bic 8s-
6duptung entoegen, bab Die Nusfiib=
rung Dtefes 8orbabens Elm Ding Der
lnmOolibfeit lei, neil Der ssels bort
10 teilt abfalle, oab aar fsin 8laB
oafiir porlanoen lei. aeinesions
mare es mOgli9, bort orobs Dods
unter benz S9uB bon 8efeItisunseu
anoulegen. lln3!peifelbaft lei jebp9
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8ibraltar's oollitGnoig aeritDrt. Man
ipiro nun balo fe6en, pb Die yranao=
len nit ibren gsbauptunsen Rs9t
BADEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28
Srunfis,dt ,.nter rt,iiii1en SpIsa=
ten.

ssSn grdblidsm MaBe berrIbt bic
5runffu6t unter ben ruiItf6en Sol
baten in Mfien. Der erft 5turm auf
5aidfent par bauptIdhlid besbalb
mtbsludt, neil bic M}ebrsa6l ber
Sruppen nit 50dHcommanbirenben
unb Stab betrunfen mar" Idreibt
syrana BON 59nars in einem tiir5lih
erfdienenen 8u9e ii6er 5urfeitan.
sSolgenbe Scene erlebte Der 8erfaiIer
ebenfaas in SeIdfent. Mn einem Neu=
idbrstage lag Dpr Dem 9onntagsba3ar
Elm betrunfener ruifildber 2inieniplbat
quer iiber bic 5trabe unb mar burh
fetn 3ureoen Der poliaei gum 8eipubt=
fein au bringen, als plDblib am gnbe
Der StruBe bic 2eibpa6e pes @enez
ruls b. Guuffmann auftaudte. 9lls
Der @loat ben Ramen raauffmonn"
pernabm, raffte er ii9 fofort auf,
trabbelte auf alien 0ieren naeh benz
ndGiten 2umpenpfpiten unb madte,
inSem er nit Dem linfen Mrm ben 2a=
ternen pfabl umarmte, borf6rtftsmdz
Big 5pnneur, 70 melt es inn feline De-
ranairien umItG erlaubten. Sbz
tDpbl aauffmann Elm 5obfeinb Der
Srunffuht mar, sefiel ibm bod bas
pflihtsefiibl bieIes Solbatsn, Ielbit
IN elmer 10 fritifhen Gage, 10 febr, baB
ct ibn su ii6 an ben Maeen heranrtef,
nm ibm sur 8elobnung einen 9reiru=
belfhein au iiberrei6e,. Der 5olbat
mar aber piel su poriihtig I'm feline
einaiae 5tiibs, ben 2aternsnpfa6l, aus
ben 6Gnoen gu laifen; Gauffmann lieb
linn oesbalb iein @ei9ent burh einen
Holiseibiener an feinem Stdnoprt
ii6erreid9en unb linn mittelft OrDfchfe
nah Der Raierne bef0rbern, ipobei er
nod perorbnete, oaB Der Soloat fir
ielne 5runfiu6t ausnabmspeils niht
beitroft pernen fpllte.
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Ginssborene inoi1he Sruppen tperz
ben iest Dpn ben 8riten auf ben afris
fdnifben ariegsf1aupluB geaogen. 9b
bas ie6r erfolsretd Iein tpirb, lit alIer@
binss Die syrdse. Muf bic asiitunsen
6icfer iilbif4en GaDalleris lpur6e in
Gbina Der id0ne Beers sernad.:
Das iinD Die inbifden @itbs,
Bonn sseinbe iiebt feiner mir.
llnb iper rnir iiebt1, biirfte ben Bu=
rel gegeniiber einen fhlpersn 5tanb
haben.
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prof. halaner's Ueoanken=
fplitter.

.5peben tpirs
be BON elmer
Nelp Yorter
Sirmd einDia~
mant fir 1907
600 Dollars
ansefauft. 9as
@eordnge,
lpenn berielbe
fir 149,999.99
Dollars auf
bem ..8ars
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8 ufrmifd)tfs. 5
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Die ebineien iinb eifria babel.
Wuffen gu fubri5iren unD bdben $500
damn in ibren WafFenFabrifen einz
eeftelt. Nun bic Wongolen ipollsn
alIo oas ibrigs gum Beltfrieoen beis
trdaen.
Sn Sdottlanb ion Elm allgemeiner
Carnegie Eaa einssfii6rt peroen.
WabrI6einlid) perDen oann aud Die
Rednunsen ben .2oro= =gfeftor" fer
llniperIitdt BON GDinburg aleeianot
DerDen.
Die idNpere Grbfadftsiteuer in
@nalano BAT auf bic Neisung unIerer
Wanlttmilliondre, iih bort mad benz
@praans Mitpr's anauiiebeln, fart ab.
fiibleno geipirft. Der Nonlab beg
perftorbsnen Barren 0irid bat ni9t
tpeniaer ols 81 100000 pfo. Sterling
(gesen 6 Miaionen 0otldrs) on CRIB
i4aftsiteuer entrihten miifen.
Or. &arl Beters, Der MfrifazSprz
ld9er, bat ber 2onbonsr r5imes" bic
Mittbeilung gemacbt, baB bic alten
ganpter, pie bic sSsraeliten CUR 3eit
&Dnia 5alomo's, ibr @olb bauptIG6=
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Ielbe 2ano iinb, nGmli6 Oftafrifa pom
Sap Guaroafui Bis sur Miinpuna bes
Sabi, uno bab Siibafrifa bos @lbp=
raco Der dlteten aeididtli9en 0Dl=
fer lit.
Die canabiihe gtnranberunesbsz
b0rbe bert6tet einen 8eb0lferunassuz
| pd6s I'm 49,162 bur6 81, ,162 ginz
ponferer aus europa unb $4,000 ous
cen Ser. Staaten. Inter ben guroz
pdern ii6erpiegen Die sSrldnber nit
$3.50; Oeuti6e famsn nur $50. Mufz
| fdaig lit Die groBe Ginnanoerung aus
ben Ser. 9taaten. @s follsn meiit
Sarmer aus unieren norbpeitliben
Staten Iein, bic i'm canabiI9cn
NprDpeiten eine neue 6sin,atb gcIu9t
BADEN.
Nmiteroarer Observation-Disclosures
beIuhen 3ur Seit bic pidtigfen 6dfen
Guropa's (unb einige iinb na6 Seem
@orf abgefa1ren). Inn nit ben Sodz
drbettern beaiialih oes 8opcptts Der
enaliI9en 5rohtbampfer gu per6anz
reln unO bprt bic 3ufagen be5iiglifj
bes 8oDcott5 ei,1suholen. Sobalb bie5e
! 3uIagen i'm prinaip ertbsilt iinb
nirb bas gomite Ger gmIterbamer
0odorbeiter Der engliI6sn &egieruna
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gemerfen, bab Der 8opcott am 1. Sa=
nuar 1902 in &raft treten tperbe, falls
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niGt beenbet lei.
| 9os enolifde Miniiterium foa al.
len Grnites iiber ben 8ori6lae beras
then, fir ben einbeimiinen Mi[itdrs
bienit bic Gonlcrtption eil1sufiibran
mas unter Inrufuna zines alten Sc.
! iebes mDglid3 Iein ION, obrs bub bos
| garlolnent einen entfpre6eroen 8e:
fdlub au faiIen bdtte. Die Mab-eesl
biirfte balten, oas gnDe bes 8rieoes in
| 9iib=GTrifa berbeiaufii6ren, ,nidt burt
Die 8ernebmung bisppnibler damn
fd9aften, fpnbern ourd Den in 6arniId
aebrdoqten llnlpiaen bes eng!iI9er
Tplfes.
| Ue6er ben 8ronntpeinperbrdu6 ir
OeutIhluno tpirD beri9tet: eSm Deut=
ichen Retde tpurben in leBter 8renn=
campaaue bon Sftpber su Sftobe,
proouairt 406 Miuionen 2iter 5piri:
tns, oappn singen iiber in ben osn.
lanos=eonfum gum 1ogenannter
Srint=Werfauf 24O Minipnen Sitter
Den Reit bilbet Der 0srfauf au ae.
perblid}en 3lpeden uno bas porban.
| bene 2ager. gDenn man nun bic beut.
| fhe 8sbOlferuna nit runb SO Weillip.
ncn liG1 in bic 240 M;llionen tbsileu
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Sn S6ottlanb ion Elm allgemeiner
CARNEGIE 5aa eingefiibrt fperoen.
Wabri6einlid) perDen oann aud Die
He6nungen bem .2orozHeftor" rer
llniDerIitdt BON GDinburg 5leeianot
lperDerl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

bulb ielbf NIT bem Sunsen bor ben
9eamten. sSn SGinDis lit es 5ipar
berboten, bab Better unb 8dshen
Qeiblihe Gefdtpiiterfinber) chamber
beiratben. Mber Die @be 3fDii9en
5pbn unb Gtiefmutter, penn lebtere
geieebleide Dom Batter gelhieben ipur=
be, tit ntht Derboten, - febr lie Dem
glnItanbe piDerifreiten nag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28
ufrnlifd)tfs.

Die gbinsfen finb eifrig babel,
Wuffen gu fabri5iren unD bdben $500
Mann in i6ren MafFenFabrifen einz
eeIteut. Nuh bic Wiongolen ipollsn
alIo bas ibrigs gum Weltfrieoen beiz
traasn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

Sn Gbicago bat cine Grau ibre
Dierte 5deioung erlanst. Wenn Die
Jrdu 10 fortfdbrt, fann lie Dielleiat in
einigen Sdbren oas idOne Set Der
iilbernen Ghef6eioung fe!efn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

6efratbet Stiefmuttsr nit 6iilfe
bss Nuters. seSn benz sSninoiier 5fdOt=
dltn Glcr1 I'm Gountp glaD Bat Da=
bib ReDnrlOs, Elm unnliinbiger sesiinqs
ling BON span3ia Sabren. feiQe speis
unbapnnSig Sabre dlte Gtiefmuttsr
9theirdthet, flir5 ndhbem bisielbe bon
ftinefn Batter aefhieben ipDrben mar
Der SiinaItng muBte srft bic GtnDilz
6gun9 feines 0attrS holen, nm ben
&eirothBfGcitl bonn gountDzgltrf III
trIanasn Hnb BET wlter beaab iin bts<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

BON 1000 @innohnern Der Ser.
@taaten finb SIP mGnnlihe uno 488
iDeiblide.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

2aut 8ericbt oes 9u1fszgeneral-
poitmeiiters 8riiton iinb Die am 80.
sSuni b. S. be1tanbenen 76,945 ppft=
dmter Der Der. @taaten rubrisirt als
208 Nenter erfter gluife, $40 3tpeiter,
1918 britter unb 72,945 Dierter glafIe.
Bon ben @mpfeblungen bes 6errn
8riitotp finb ertpdbnenstpertb: y Mbz
i6dffung Des compti5irten Gefebes be-
treffs Der galltionen BON pDitmei-
itern; q Nnnabme zines @efeses, ipo=
nod 6ilfspDltmei5tsr, gniiirer unb
anbere Doitbebienffete brett Bel ben
poifmeiitern Caution gu iteIIen baben
unb bic Qpifneiiter unter Caution fir
ale llnte.fhldainsen ETC., bic iih in
ibren refp. offices ereignen, perant=
tDortlid genlant tperben; 3 Elm Mmanz
bement 81 benz aipiI1enitaatlihen
5anoelSgefebe, tpoburh alien Gelegra-
phsns unb GgprsBs@sieuInaften unb
bereti Mngeifeuten linterfdgt tDirb,.
Qctteriez. .@rsen Ooobs1S unb anbez
ren G1ninbeTeien, fDelde 3am She'll
Der ppit. gum Sbeil nit 6iiIfe BON
Grprebs sGefeIfmuften betrieben iuerz
ben. ir9saoptllbf 9iilfe oDer Worfdub
5u Iei}!en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

Mie aus sSnbianapolis genlelDet
spirb. iino bic Naturgasquellen oes
5tadtes esuDidna fnit gang erIbDpft,
Yra es gelingt felbjf nit 9iilfe nahz
@-sskr Guftpnntpen niht mebr, in ben
2eitlnsen ben nDtbisen Druid berau~
itellen. Syait iiberau tritt tde apble
pieber IN ibre Rcbte Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-28

SIN Staate MifIiffippi leben ans
pertbalb Wtaionen MenIhen, in Der
lebten Wabl ipuroen aber i'm gan3en
nnr 1900 Stimmen a5geseben, ni9t
einmal foDiel ipie in man9er fleinen
Stabt. Oas fommt baber, oaB man
Der 6dlfte Der WG1lsr Dds 5timmz
reht genommen uno Die anbere bGlFte
10 penig Sntereiie fir Die Mabl bat,
bob faum elmer nnter 10 WGblern aur
Wablnrne ge6t. Oas Iino traurige
politifbe 3uitdnoe.