davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Rorrciponoenter lci.
Or. gment crfl9rer, al be bar frGn'
fet &riitenbDmmrn Gbinn.

Chicago. Sn, 13be MaI. Or. %.
2. ament, oen ~befienbte Gbinamis.
iioner, boIot ibag en- Gale / De unge
R0nbs frtitelise screenings Soriam.
lingslofaIe. SON %forioarebe DIS
iion9rerne / China % gap Sournali.
tier % aorrelponoenter, I S9roeleS.
beo SboulaS 3. Minarb al "Sonoon
Gailp Noil", Den itsrite Sfplb.
San orsiteoe Wisiionsarbeibet ul
Sitnationen / 9oro China os erflP.
rebe, at ariitenoommen % Ntisiip'
uGrerne par iorirettet al SIao-
forreipou0euterne, lom toe iot paa II:
Irbeioe, o~pcrbepiite paa 0orboaaS
% uoen llnoerisgeiie al Risiion9'
rerneS ougipelise gIootsrlt.
Get gisr mig onot", 'asSe Or.
ament. at ii finber, at Sonrnali'tcr
% aorrelponoenter er a~nioarIiee for
Nmeeet al oet, Iom err ifrepet ON os
China. Sapoe iee lGit ON Dfart
Smains ansreb | "@ortb Imerieaa
&epiep", Ter ies bolot min iiSIic
ErGbifeu. piloe oct bape pompsei
MIG. Get er unpopenSist at 'ise, al
De apiier. iom itaar paa bans SiSc,
or De famine iom Gag for Gae trpt'
fer Nannifripter. lom er neolGttena'
Tor pore Sofoater. engans pil ie9
b%eipare Sbbmas i. billiards BE
itpIonineer mere fuIoitGnoiat, en-
lea ajsr oct mn. san aufdlot NIL
Tor at hare "oraaniieret en- AZ DOR
Observation-Disclosures moo Chino
ierue til llnniqmins for DC ariitne@
Gan iaeoe / en- 3ale, ban nplis boioI
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
til uorse
q iDttempt Mat
fra .bearif setbaI.

5es bilier big. Igact, paa bin Ssitiosbas:
1tlpffe - tta1ffe r tilpfie!
Cm eHb Innat bore pit rene 6iag
see better Tom Ia9sas Smpfte.
Spor pnbia on er | BIN etorbeos Trast.
5orpnset % fritz iOm SaareR
Sec blier big gRor / ON ieitlige 0ragt
3u ia5rcfte Qanoet paa Sorben!
DC fri er bw fsbt, o. fri ifai on BIZ
Ss frit be iis ub ftdl iua ioIoe
Sper Roel Spire / Sol os ST.
sangs 1jorb o. fra 8lomiterpcloe.
90 Ssnnerns oinc meo traitiulp arm
Stal uRrse III 2auO, bet fjare,
% rpobe % plonts I 5roifab parm
"a lpfte bet iremaO iii sGre.
ga, iremit iblamot 9nnosne ifal on too
3 6r'beo % Stjpnbeo cs 2pfte
8 6remifribts. Rampen ou ipran 9aa,
let prre BIZ paoerss Smpiie!
Ndar Barbarer rdait eiter Cub 90 Wagt,
9n fjrmpe for GaubslioetS Gle
6or Mennefe Seroef Oh ltda paa
gast!-
Eli big fOrer 5renttoeHs 8eie.
SEQ bilier big Bror paa bin Spiiibsoas:
. lptfelig BIZ. ienl Oit Yirte
6if iagse inb for Din Mooers Sag
s SIem. | Stole, / atrfe!
Cub iiprte bin Sanuo, pplple bin Gano.
Dteo airrlisbeo iploe bit Sjerte!
San Iaee bet gro ouer Ror9es 91nb.
ON tibt Der rnaa ioaes meo Smerte.
Seq Ter big. nit SIemlano, nit fasre 9ano,
@eo SLAMS oper 3inoer % Sale
SEQ bprer bin 6ieloios, bin 5usleians.
Web 8Ienilans fra Inblenoe Gale.
Seq lRnses - jes tisser -: On lioen Hlet
vi bit Slomiterflor ou mig unoe,
Raar fra ublauos. Z 9roen jes tommsr ir9t,
3 59orenes 9orO lab mig biunoe!
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

9 yanrui.2asnhng go 8 q 10 pahe tulorrsbs Bineber, og buet Bineoe
e lrHf IL 4Olsrer. 9t fSrte Stueoe sr Ut franeig9t eher galsrt At
stsuernat IN; oernet 0mgtr fra inor gots. eTsr Naer' az etesbrs;
1rayAS; ia ssisrsns!.u. liesie.ss n e It,. HsTTcsn ar,s It eass.Tnass,
eaterrn. eer Mahrt al f.ansann 1ans psa saaSen stsr Maisst al .
Lu At Ssnng aphrSm; XiAtar 90 xisiemsr air aialshait. sfsr Walsd
Of gtbem 2arm.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Quaralia.
ct MT % m9stist @iee ! henne Der.
bensoel.

"3ecorab.B oiten" bar tioIiaere
f%ortalt, at De aiiitraIiife aolonier,
ION ms itoo "ieloitpnoise" bper for
fig, lieeiom Smaariaerne / 0orge
for Saralo SaarfagreS Sio, mi bar
iluttet Jig ianimen til Ell gnbeb, en-
Union % berefter oil iiogisre en- ny
Sort "5oreneOe Stater." Sammen.
ilitningen bar o9ret paa Gale /
mango aar; men 3anfen pafte Woo-
itano, iom altib / ilise Stlf9lbe, og
Der bar ingen Sarah 9ufa (uteb
t9t, rigt Saar), iom funbe flenlme De
aoifilte Dele iammen / en- Nui. 5
1900 fom man bog omiioer iaapiot,
Of man fit II linton iitano, og iiber,
bar &olonierne palgt en- fPles @ene.
r~algupernpr (gtapnet "Breiibent"
oiloe man life ba) % ct Stortbing,
iom man paa enselif BIS faIoer Bar
lament.
Gen ODE Wai aabneoes HarIamen.
tet, og ben ~bsitioeliee Gambling fore.
toges AT ben engelife Ebronarping
George, Sertug at 9orf % Ssn at
Gomaro ben zoe.
Iritralia er enbnu en- engelif So
loni. men aib9ngisbeoen al Wober.
lanoet er life itor. Wan fan iige
iom Wanben, Der bnpoe p9ret /
Sranfrig. "Spao alima bupoe man
ber?" ipurte bans Benner, oa ban
bar fommen biem. "3lima?" iparte
ban; leg iaa life noget 8lima. leg.
On Der bar noeet, laa bar Oct ioPrt
lite." Saaleoes er oct ogiaa meo
Den auitralife Ifbpneigbeo; ben err
tpnb os lioet ipnbar.
Gen npe Union err itilet iom en-
Sarmer, Der netop bar taget zig
2ano. Zen mangler enbnu Ell so.
pebitao, Ell fsoernl SsieIteret og lsoe.
rale Sololope, iom fan ifuffe Snot9g.
ter til Ell fPlles Statsfosie. tSopeo.
Itoo pil gjerne olle Iultraliens Stor-
bper pere: Welbourne, Sionep, Aoe'
laioe; men rineligpis iaar ingen al
Dem Serligbeben.
Iuitraliens isrite 8enernlgnner.
nor er 2pro Sopetoun. lloenfor ill
e9en areos er ban life fjenot. Som
oct ipnes, niaa ban ppre Waalitrp.
Der, lioen ban Ifrioer lit gtapn pan ell
iau uengelif Waabe. Get engelife
Sopn er oct norife Sun, ltotalt meo
9rponing, iom S~ilologerne faloer
Oct. % oen 9ole Sorb itr9ner siei"
ipnIig meo at fsre Sroet tilbage til
fin satnle Sprinoelie.
8i bar iaat Den mi brngelige Wan'
DC at itemme paa oeo 8al9 ira Nh.
%itralien, og ben me Union tor finoe
pan iorifiellige me Ting. iom oi fan
tiIeane os / bort Statslip.
Gienoommeligt for Iuitralien oil
Bet bog altib blt, at Horoenpinoen er
pnrm oa Ssnbenpinben folio, at So-
len itaar ret / Roro ont Wiooagen,
at mar bar CONNER, noar ri bar
@inter og ompenot. Gisie auitralilre
"SSnoretnineer" pil ri life inofsre
beri Roroamerifa, men onerlabe Bet
til pore 8enner / Spoamerifa og
Spoafrifa at tilgooegisre Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Bort Wapn.

On gIeranoer ben Store iortGls
les, at han / lin Spr en- Sang boooe
en- SoIoat, Tom oaioo heo aleranoer,
men iom por ct ooarligt Wenneife.
ga ban lit bette at oiSe, iaebe ban
til SoISaten:
Oh mo enien iorarore DIT Napn
cher oaiaa DIN @onoel!"
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

To Ola Eta EnIps ba 0artsI. ct Sft,otrtsao
e~sssbineoe. vi gbritiau penneslan.
emaapers az &snrtf aDsrssIans.
0ssIerSanS. glpautssRins al gE
Brtssem "GmiIp 8raab".
cpor gartbeI hentsr eGbIemoH.
nit or ole forlaot.
On 0iainsbiterit. vi pruuit.
Bore Vratiosnter paa vrtsrfsoesr.
2~tormnatten. vi Saueb Sil6ita.
en- 6oruoansIfs. VI en- sue,pr aaptetns orts
oriussr.
On eammeI Stiforts. Oct fsrts Somppib. ~
par oarsi | stDrss. nj D. z.
Ten funftf erttanoiee Or. Vsssr. Ut xpbriae
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

~ trsitf SseIes. ~ 9. Son.
4sh Saa SsitieIost. vi Shsobor safpart
o4sIassen. 1aIs | en- uusocmsftt Ut q. Sers.
o:rs,
claar ses tsaI RrissS I'LL Storebrsr. - eftsr
R.nrif Mronsr.
al sa saeropoIfarsrs 1asbee. Sus.abiom
Sso5iamp. Sfter g. Stt.rs.
Sutfsr but vi glorbabI RolfisM
esbbsssnS @ase. vi Sobn J. afgedst
xietusn.
Dauuhser GEaab. ~ Cruulf.
1iIRsh. Sprtalins al GGfs anb<rt
es: ltIarS. af Sotob D. Bun.
csur~ etarlsp % bans Afrtfat9rbss.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

Scr or enhnn nOre Grerrfoer fbaoc az:
Csatmilies S9sning Wo.6 (nteD StQeOer)
pu pore aeiere fnbs at fua fubtOmmen pa SsOe mel be iOasaaeuss
Rumre, al bpine be to fbne uost Splas al $4,000 8etra8t fEssnss
..SnobOlo...
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17

sSpr oelpis at iaa min Setalins for Srpfninsen at benne BOG
hor lea ouertaset Netpptaset og ul i9lse SOsen for l0t opr
en- 3rebieeel al Den samle yris.
9riien er MI ueoiat ira 81 til 50 Gents os Is Gents i
'yorto, iiliammen 68 Gents.
~9ecorabs Yoten" ct Iar meo oenne BOO lom Rremie, 3 1 .83.
aSrssie: q. ~ANUNDSEN,
DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-17
Norsesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo

Ui bar mootasei iaa mango Spsrs'
mail. ON ri lite tan ftaffe aartsr
tlrbst paa oarreo. at ri beitsmte os
iii at forfsss mep ct Tibet pdrti. 5Or
SO Gtnts EXTRA tan ri fiafs aartsi
,iiItret paa 2arrep. msS srafitisr
raa bper Guoe. faa at bet tan bansss
cp paa 9assen % rules Op. naur
bet Title braees.
gi oil meo bet iamme sjsrs op.
meriicm paa. at man tile fan iaa
saabe pramisbos "a aart. unbtasen
mar, betaIer eytra foe en At Delena
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30
y6bab bar Der be

9un iaa fOrIfratfet pad BAN. rSDab bar Der be
ret paa SCRIBE, Muitofa9"
nSngen Sing uben bbdo Der bagGig er paa 59rbe
8aOerne flbbe meb Blob, og Yolitiet ger 8ptte. 9figC
blibe fatti9e, foroi be iattige foritaa at beri9e fig. Gn-
6ber, fom y%opbo9er" en- Sammeni ~b9rgelIe en- Qrmeniera
6us. tiener pen9e. 8u tunbe ogida TONNE til at bare
9plone Sober o9 4rmbuanb, bOis ieg tun6e babe Jon
qbbula og lDbe Iom 2li genu86ru."
Sal life %iaaleoes. MuItafa, min Ben. Seq be
9arer lite 8aOer og q~rmbaano. 0g ON ie9 fit Dem
oilOe jeg bog Oare en- fatti9 &binOe. BORT 9iems Sol
pore 6jerters 6rpb er 10 borte. Seq er en- Mober uoer
Sgn -"
n6an Der tai bore os en- Spn," Ioareoe Matafa be
oaget. Sc paa BAN. 6on iml 6eOOe @i, iOm pDl
Ssn heb --. Rsj. 9ra6 life, ll4oa -. Som Der, Ql
mutafa. &c, Der itaor bin MoOer. 9iO o5 en- got
o9 Ipoig Sen."
RaIaret iaa Ia angfetig ON. 0a lob ban Tr
6oonb GLIDE ino lldoa5, iom isgte ban g%eitptteIie 30.
6enOe. 6un tog 0rengen fine @rme o9 boileoe:
SUB oel7Qne og bepare Big"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30

ter &pIance fggte at lagge / 9ejen for
oeres @iftermaal, fOm i'm lpttelige
DGgtef91e.
Sen primitibe SelOnpqle, iom bjaIp
lam til at fpgte, opbebdre5 enbnu t
oen @loenite Slegt iom ct fOitbort
&lenobie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30
SrmffenIfab

fan fmreres. - Or Tcres Ronb. 8rooer. Tnber
eler no9en al 7eres Slegtninae' libfnee al ben
Spaoom. 8ruifenifaben? vi bar ct iittertlN3ihs
uben oennes Rioenoe. Strip liter nGrmere Gpz
lnsninefr % intIeg ct &c 6rimRrte. Worcester II.
VI. 8. SaunoerS u Co., Sta. c., Gbicago. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30
Man6elt 9aoett.


ers uo I fin Sdoers 9aOe for at Rente
liot Mojs til fin Dnblings6eft.
pa bun aabneOe 9bren fob bun
Qniigt til Aniigt meb en- fremmeo
Maub. 9an bar ung, bpj og ciDils
fleot.
nMda jeg iperge, bboroan bet b9nz
ger iammen, at De 6efin0er Dem /
min 5abers 2abe?" fpurgte ben un9e
pige efter / nogie 9jeblitfe at babe be-
tragtet BAN forifenoe. Seq fororer
ct Sbar, min 6erre," peO6leo bun, Oa
ban life ItratS Ioareoe.
rs faa 3ilfalOe," Tparebe ban,
maa ieg oolDoe. 5e1tnin9sgarni1oz
nen manpbrer / Dag 6enne paa oenne
Slette. Seq er Der for at io9ttage
oens 8eopqelIer. 99ggene Der er laa
utGtte, at jeg meget goot tan gre BET,
% be pnber mig oesuoen 9eItpttelie."
De er en- 5jenoe of nit 2ono -
en- SpiOn. Seq u0leoerer Dem til
qutoriteterne fom Sarge" ubbrpo
bun beftig.
Seq bar Deres 5ange fra bet f0rz
fte 2ieblif. lea fQd inb 8eres 2ine. "
oat bans Sbar.
n6paO Ifal jeg gre meO 0em?"
Del famine. ION De ger meO De
res eprige Sanger"
Seq bar alorig bait no9en 5ange."
.Saa mac 09noene Der / Quebec
bPre blinoe."
6un trat utaalmooig paa Stulbrez
ne oeo bette Spar oq Ia9oe Iaa:
nNlin 5aoer og 8itmeIter aplante
er / Rar6eOen; 6oi5 jeg tutoer paa
Dem, tommer be Itrats % toger Dem
til 5ange. W}en jeg bill lite fable pda
Dem. 3ro bog life, at bet er 0eres
imigrenbe Orb, Iom er QarIagen ber=
til. Seq banoler iaalOes, fun forOi
jeg lite bill babe noget at gre meb
ariqen, og foroi ieg life enIter Dem
noget Onbt. GU tan De gaa. Mlen
jeg 6eoer Dem, itpnb DEM"
Seq tatter Dem, 6rgfen, men Be
Der Dem Iamtibig bare forbisiet ON.
at Ifgnt jeg nu gaar 9erfru, iaa be-
tragter jeg mig boa beo6liben0e ION
0ere5 5ange. Seq BED, at Oenne Ga
be tilberer en- 9r. 8repers. De iagbt
npIig, at ben tilbsrte 0eres 5aber
De er uItIad 6rgten 8reiper8. Snoer
leg gaar, mao ieg iige Dem nit Na0n.
Seq beober Mat6ias @lben, er fro
8ermont og berer til General Camp
tons Stdb. 9g nu 5arbet!"
Snoen bun tunoe for6inore bet,
bobbe ban omfabnet benbe og trDttet
ct &bs paa benoes 2Gber. s n9Ite
Minut bar ban %foripunben bag Ga
ben.
5oab GIiIabet6 t9ntte, ba ban Ttjal
9psiet fra benbe, er banifeligt at Iige
Wen bd bun tire Sinner Ienere erfarebe,
at 2tlben bar taget til 5dnge pg TAI
IND / bet / 5orbinbelie meo 5ortet
ltadenbe 5Gnqiel, bleb bun imiolertir
aloeles oprsrt. 9a bet bar blebet
msrtt, Ineg bun fig ben til 6anqiIet.
Maanen lpite Hart, Og berfor iti1eoe
BUN fig / Stp9gen at Muren, Sra
ct meO Serngitter fori9net 9in0u i
oberite Stage ItrgmmeOe ct Ioa9t 298z
far uO. Sum bar itrats tlor ober, at
oerinoe befanbt Sanger fig.
SUN tog en- tnattet Sstap, iom bar
fuIoen neO fra 3o9et, Op og forIe9tc
at latte ben op MOB 3uoen.
M}en uben 6elo. 2(loen. Tom imibz
tertio bapoe 6ert no9et flaa imob
8aggen, aabnebe @inOuet, Ianeoe fig
uO og Ipurgte;
n0Oao Ioregaar berne0e2"
n0et er mig - Gti3abet6 8reper8,"
IDareOe ben un9e Pige. yM}un bar 10
fanget Dem lom Spion?"
sd"
De bill oltfaa bliOe ftuOt, life
Idnbt2"
rQa, i al Sab lite ben fprfte ll9e.
Retmeiteren &plance bar iaa eIitDars
big at meboele mig, at bet lite tunoe
Ite, fpr ban 6aboe fact Srbre fra i'm
0no~or6oa6o q; 0;nnTnu mfI Op bfpI-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-30

o9et er goot. seq er turl tomnlef
6erben for at fige Dem, at De mac
bebe om 3ilgioelie for 9eres Opfer=
iel / Morges."
Seq beoer nbmbQft ON 9ilqibel1e
forbi jeg life rgOebe to aDs / Steoei
for Ct"
De er meaet uforifommet, min
6erre. @obnat."
Pa, 5rgten 8rener8, bIiO lite 0reb
paa mig" raabte NlOen / en- anger
fulo Zone.
Men Glifabet6 bar orlere0e for
IpunOen.
9ige fra 3itmefter 8Dtance meb
1T 9tgiment tom til at liqge / @arni=
ion / bet lille @renIefort, 6abbe ban
lagt en- itor geunOring for Oagen for
ben Imutte @liIubetb 8reperS. Sun
bar imiblertio biotit gaaet afpejen for
BAN, boab Der 6gjlig babDe Grgret
BAN.
6Qn bleb 0erfor life Iibt oberro1 fet,
Oa ban DIN Morgenen efter Spionens
6ang5lin9 fit geIpg at benbe og BEN
Oes 5aoer. 9r. greipers, meb 6bem
ban itop paa en- COB Sob. fdgoe BAN,
at bans 9otter gerne engdn9 biloe ie
fig om / 5ortet, og at De berfor bar
tommet ber6en.
Meo itgrite 8e~reboiIi9beb f6rte ben
g~alante RitmeIter ben0e omtrin9 /
Sortet. 6un bar bOerIt elftoeroi9
mob BAN, o9 efterat alt ieoerbi9t bar
gennemgaaet, tiuoo BUN BAN at fplge
fig bjem.
pa be bar tommet til 5angilet,
bleo bun itaaenoe (oe matte pa8Iere
forbi bet paa 9ejen til 6enOes 9iem.)
uGr bet ganteeipionen, fom bleb
qreben / @aar?" fpurgte bun Hit=
meiteren, ba 4lOens @inbu aabnebes,
o9 ban iaa u0.
So" ibarebe Hitmeiteren, bet er
netop BAN. Gr De Iaa Iobal, at De
tunbe snite, at ban maatte blioe
1tubt?"
Rel, jeg en7fer life, at no9et Menz
neite ital ftpoes. Men efteriom ban
er Spion, mac ban babe en- eler onben
Straf. Seq tunoe babe Chit til at
gioe BAN ct Gar Sneboloe,"
8eo bisIe Orb 10 bun Iaa muntert,
at Hitmeiteren up%iltoarlig maatte
femme / meO. 9an gift itruts inO paa
9enbes e%jenOommeli9e Snofal0.
uSeg er ban9e for" iogOe bun, bu
ben bar fGrOi9, at ieg life tan trnfe
ham meb ben. De mac fate ben for
mig"
0giaa 6erpau git Ritmefteren leens
be inb.
Sen forbabIcoe Sarge bpieOe fig
6utig neb, bd GnebolOen Tom farenbe
ino gennem bet aa6ne 8inbue.
n8rabo, 9r. 8itmeIterl" raobte
Gliiabet6 / IN benrptt Zone. ser er
enOnu Ell Sne6olo. forfpg at trefe
BAN meo ben"
SUN tloppebe benrptt / 99nOerne,
ba ogTaa ben for inb / Ge1en.
nGu tror jeg hi bill l6oe 5anaen i
&c." fa9Oe 9itmeiteren, ION babbe
facet not at Spggen.
36t Iom en- Iaaoan betrd9tebe ban
ben unge piges OpF6riel. 9apOe ban
tunnel b9re be Orb, iom ON Nftenen
oet8lebe8 me1em 4loen o9 benbe, bill
De ban miittert b9re tOmmet pad andre
3anter.
u6ar 9itmeiter Rptance," Ipurgte
bun, Od bun ligeiom 4ftenen foruO
Ttoo ~nebenunoer Qloen8 @inbu, nienot
Dem tilftrGttelig meb SgIppenqe?"
uSa, bet bar ban r%i9tignot," bar
bans Sbar. nWlen bborleOes tunbe
De uotGnfe ben 2iit2"
nQa. bet bar meget Iimpeft. Seq
funoe life betpemme mig til at bjelpe
en- of nit 2an6S SLENDER til at fpgte;
men ieg tGntte iom Iad, at bbi5 3it>
meiteren gioroe bet, tunbe in9en 8es
6rejoelIe rumme mig. Seq bapbe
S%plopen9ene / min MuFe, og ba jeg
trDtteoe Snebolbene, maa be fprmos
Oentlig bore tommet inbent bem,"
1borebe hun TfRlmIf.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-06
IHE TWO CIRCUIT COURTS
A LOST COMPLAINT TROUBLES
GEAR.
Judge Little's Nine O'clock Rule,
Henry zesbe Suing the Honolulu
Tobacco Company for Salary.

Judge Little's nine o'clock court does
not seem to be very popular among the
lawyers. When he took the bench this
morning there were no attorneys pres
ent. The judge remarked that when he
called court at nine o'clock, it didn't
mean that the lawyers were to leave
their offices at nine, but that they were
to be in court by that time.
The case of Henry Zerbe against the
Honolulu Tobacco Company occupied
all the morning. Zerbe was manager Of
the concern under a contract, he claim
ed, and was discharged without having
served his last six months of his term.
Helstsn for $500, demanding his salary
of S1Ov per month. Davis appears for
plaintiff and Robertson for defendant.
The following jury was sworn in: b.
Neukana, d. K. Hoapill, j. l.. CockeLl,
A. w. Pearson, o. Cox, j. b. Walker,
e. K. Hanapi, J. Fabian, j. A. Legros,
7. Krouse, r. w. Davis, j. A. Nc
Candless.
Zerbe took the stand In his own be-
half and told of having been discnarg-
ed. He also said lat he had not been
able to get any other employment.
When asked the date on which his con-
tract would have expired Zerbe said Ii
was May, 1999," but he corrected 1t
when Davis went after him in the right
way. The defense sought to show that
the concern had a right to discharge
Zerhe and had reason for so doing.
The eX-manager testified that during
his first year the profits of tie cor
poration had been $4,000. Lum Chiro is
now looking after the business, which is
mostly in Chinese hands.
In Judge Gears court a lost COM
plant caused a lot of trouble. 1t was
in the case of Wada, who appealed from
conviction of assault and battery be-
fore Judge Wilcox. Attorney Brooks
moved that he be discharge on the
ground thai there was no written COM
| plant.
Douthitt for the prosecution con ,end-
ed that there had been a complaint and
that it had been lost The receipt OF
clerk Thompson. for the documents re-
ceived from the District Court, indi-
Gated that there had been a sworn cow.
plant, but it could not be found
Thompson was called as a witness, t
show that there had been a complaint
but he could only say that there mus
have been, judging by his signature t.
| the receipt. Police court Clerk Zabla1
! thought there had not been any writ
ten complaint, as none was shown il
the bill of costs.
Judge Gear finally consented to allow
the prosecution to offer proof that ther,
had been a complaint and that it haC
been lost, and to show what had beer
its contents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-06
j|BG CROWD At DORIC FLAG FOLLOWS THE COURT.
JUDGES WANT 1T TO WAVE OVER
THEM.
Gear Doesn't See Why 1t Should Fly
Only for Sessions of the Supreme
Court.

The American nag now. floats over
the Judiciary building every day, which
is new state of affairs, brought about
by some conferences between Judges
Estee, Gear and Little. The custom has
been to fly the flag only when the Su-
preme Court was i'm session.
When Estee came and found out that
the nag did not fly except when the
highest court was sitting he made
request that the flag be raised when
ever his court was in session. This was
done and lately Judge Gear discovered
that the Circuit Court was flagless
This morning the Second Circuit
Judge went to George Lucas, clerk of
the Supreme Court and asked that the
flag be raised. Little fell in line with
the idea and Estee thought the build
ing ought to have a flag on it's pole
every day. like the executive building.
1T has been the CUSTOM" said George
Lucas, to fly the flag only when the
Supreme Court was in session. 1 don't
know where the order came from. AS
soon as we found that judge Gear
thought the flae ought to fly all the
time we had it raised at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-06
School BOOKS DELAYED
NEW TEXTS ADOPTED DELAYED
BT STRIKE.
They May Come on the Mariposa But
If They Do Not it is Not Known
When They Will.

The new text books adopted by the
Commissioners of Education for the
public schools of the territory have not
yet reached here, owing to the strike
in San Francisco. 1t is possible they
may come on the Mariposa in which
case they will be received i'm time for
distribution in the schools of Honolulu,
and supplies for the other islands will
be sent out by Tuesdays steamers.
The supply of books was ordered i'm
mediately after the board decided on
the changes to be made. and ordinarily
they would have been received some
time ago in the due course of shfb-
ments. The strike, however has upset
all this.
Superintendent Atkinson says the de-
lay. unless continued far beyond any
reasonable expectations will occasion
very little inconvenience in the schools.
The change in text books is being made
gradually, and the changes to take
effect at this time are only in about a
dozen different books, principally read
ers and arithmetics. If the new books
have not arrived when the different
schools needing them are fully organiz-
ed, the old books can be used. OF
course there will be some new pupils
who have not the old books. For these
the teachers will have to employ the
resources of charts and similar aids.
But where teachers have tact and re-
Isourcefulness no difficulty will be ex-
perienced.
The board of education Is by law re-
quired to decide what text books shall
be used and then to provide and distri-
butte a supply of the books for sale to
the pupils.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-06
NEN USE FOR MAIL BOXES
POST MAN USES ONE AS A WARD
ROBE.
How a Coat Came to be Found in
One OF Uncle Sans New Letter
Boxes.

The police think they have quite a
Joke on Louis Kenake Of the post office.
On Wednesday Mr.. Kenake reported to
the police that hoodlums were despoil-
ing the new letter boxes about the city
by throwing dirt and filth in them.
why here" he declared displaying
a coat lis a sample of the way they
act. Here is an old coat that one of
our carriers found in one of the boxes.
/ would like to know who put that coat
in there"
An examination of the coat showed it
to be rather a new garment. In fact,
1t seemed hardly likely that any of the
young hoodlums would have wasted as
good coat as the one discovered. The
matter looked quite mysterious The
mystery was soon cleared UP however
Nwhen one of the new delivery men ap-
peared at the police station and asked
for Captain Parker.
81 want my coat" breathlessly ex-
claimed the postman. Captain Parker
had never before seen or heard of the
man and when stranger accosted the
officer in such an excited way and in
such peculiar style, Parker was at a
loss to know exactly how to take it. To
him the only alternative was to arrest
the man for an investigation into his
sanity or else poke him in the eye for
implying that the captain had "swiped'
q coat.
1t seems that the postman was after
the coat that Kenake had left at the
police station. Finding the morning
quite hot the delivery man had decided
that he could work his route much bet
ter in his shirt sleeves than with a coat
on. The only safe place to leave the
coat seemed to him, to be in one of the
new letter boxes so the carrier very de-
liberately removed the letters and put
his coat inside Tie box, locked the box
and came away. He inten~ed to gel
the coat on the next trip but in the
meanwhile another carrier went to the
box and discovering the garment, tool
it to Mr.. Kenake.
The garment was returned to the
owner by Captain Parker but it is prob.
able that in future, when the carrier
finds his coat too heavy, he will leave
it in some place else than in one oi
Uncle Sans mail boxes.