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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07
SOCIETY LAST FRIDAY.

Friday afternoon Miss Lena Bullock
was the charming hostess of the
Young Ladies' Whist Club. Progress
i've whist was played on the broad pi.
azza until dark, when dainty refresh
ments were served. The club prize-a
vase-was won by Miss Sara Harris,
while the visitors prize-a combina-
ton pocket.book and card case-was
captured by Mrs. u. w. Davis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07

The younger society girls have re-
Gently organized Crokinole Club, to
meet every Friday afternoon. Last
Friday they were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Beatrice Sinclair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07

Nj D,ta Reynolds. of West End,
lrfi Monday evening f'r Ocaia, Fla.
shrre She wili join her father. pr. J.
~. Hood. Who has been absent from
thr city about eight months. They
nil both return % Atlanta next
Nrrk.-Atiauta Journal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07

M. q. g. Finch returned last SAT-
urday from Lima, Ohio, where she
vent several weeks ago TO attend the
funeral Of her father, Judge James
Mackenzie. She Was accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Mason, who has been in Jacksonville
for the past six months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07

~ Your ,,ght = blurred with >peck>
and sI,e.- rratiug before NoUr eyes. CT
you have pains on the right side III
der the Tib-. then your liver i de-
ranged, aud you need'a few doses of
Herhiur 90 regulate IL. Price - cts.
Auti-MonoICly Drug store. m
Mr.. Frederick l.. Stringer, of Ar
cAdis, and his sister, Miss Marguerite
n. I. Stringer. Of Brooksyille, passed
through Ocsls last sunday Ell route
from Lake City. Mr.. Stringer deliv-
cred ;he alumni address at the COM
ulencement exercises.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-06-07
Ocala GOSPEL Mission.

Us Family Pills are the best.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that intend
due to sail for Vancouver on the 18th
inst, and per S. S. MIOWERA, due
to sail for Sydney on the 21st inst,
must apply for passages not later
than Monday the 18th inst. CANA
DIAN-AUSTRALIAN S. S. LINE,
Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd, Agents.
NOTICE.
The steamer w. G. Hall will arrive
at Honolulu on Saturdays, December
21st and 2Sth. instead of Sundays as
usual. and will sail from Honolulu on
Mondays, December 23rd and Goth, in
stead of on Tuesdays as usual.
The steamer Mikahala will arrive
at Honolulu on Tuesdays, December
Gath and 31st, instead of on Wednes-
days as usual
The steamer Mauna Loa will sail
from Honolulu on Mordav. December
Both, instead OF on Tuesday.
After these dates. the regular
schedule will be resumed.
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co.,
Ltd. BY its President ]. ENA.
NOTICE.
Intendisg cabin and steerage pas
sengers from the port of Honolulu
are hereby informed that until fur
Their notice the undersigned will not
book passengers on the steamers for
which they are Agents unless said
passengers report at their Office at
least nine tsl days previous to the
scheduled date OF sailing. Further
information NAV be had upon appli-
cation at the Offices of
II. HACKFELD & CO.. LTD.
WIN. G. IRWIN & Co..
T II nAIES & IN
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Books and Bookmakers
A chat Wlth Mr. Perry.

The results OF the first week of
Mr.. p. A. Perry's book and picture
sale have been more than satisfacto-
~. so that gentleman said last even
Ing. a number of paintings having
been sold and others reserved and an
impression made upon the book
stock. Taken all in all his is in
every respect. the most remarkable
and beautiful collection of paintings
and books ever offered for sale in
Honolulu and the bringing OF them
proves the faith the protector of thu
enterprise had ii our peoples interest
In such things. while his statement
that our CITY has a larger number
OF refined. cultured people than any
ether place OK equal size known e
him is certainly as pleasing as il Is
complimentary. OF the pictures al
ready sold those bv Miss Turner hav
led In number. they being for the most
part small and dainty and eNquisitely
executed. Miss Dunsters and Mrs.
Grifith's work being close seconds,
while the dog paintings OF Mr.. 0s,
thans. and the Indian pictures OF Mr..
Paxon and Mr.. Russell have been
greatly admired AID several have
been spoken for. To properly appre-
ciste the books with their wonderful
bindings and fascinating Interiors
one has TO inspect them leisurely
and return again and again TO the
tables holding them. Mr.. Perry says
he had no thought of finding buvers
for many OF the magnificent volumes
and sets. running in price. some OF
them. over 81 Loco. but. while bringing
other and inexpensive things here
for sale decided TO give us an OPP
portUnity OF examining some OF the
fine books so much talked and writ
ten about in the States
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOT AT
HILo, HAWAII.

On Monday. January 18th. 1902, AZ
y o'clock noon, at the front entrance
II the Capitol (Executiye Buildingl,
win be sold at public auction Govern
nent Lot situated on Waianuenue
street. Piihonna. Hilo. Island OF Hs-
vail. and containing 35,000 square
Feet, more or less
Upset price. $l5.000.00.
Terms cash Z. S. Gold Coin
Expense OF Patent Grant and
stamps to be paid by purchaser.
Maps OF same can be seen at the
,fioe OF the Superintendent OF Pub
&c Works, Honolulu. and al the office
II T. E Richards. Government Land
Agent al Hilo.
JAMES II. BOYD.
superintendent Of Public Works
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
NOTICE OF MEETING.

\ meeting of the stockholders OF
the Robert Grieve Publishing Com
pany, Ltd. is hereby called for We'd
nesday. December 18th. 1901. II
o'clock, p. m. at the Office of the
Treasurer. J. H. Fisher. on Merchant
street. Honolulu.
Said meeting is called fer the pur-
pose OF considering new quarters loT
the business OF the company. and for
such other questions as may legally
come before it.
EDWIN S. GILL.
Secretary
Dated ar Honolulu, Dec. 18th. 1901
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
NOTICE.

The adjourned annual meeting u
the stockholders OF the Kehaha Sugar
Co, Ltd. viii be held at the ONCE Of
H. Hackfeld & Co.. Ltd, on Monday,
the 18th day Of December, 1901. al :
O'Clock. o. m F. KLAMPs
Il Acting Secretary.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

The above article written by OF the bestnf0rmed
advertising in the country is in line with the business
policy advocated and maintained b. THE HONOLULU RE
PUBLICAN His description OF good newspaper and It's
superior merits advertising t6ium distinctly appli
cable to essentially reliable and dgnfed family Of
large circulation. such THE REPUBLICAN.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Noti>e.

Honolulu. November II. 1901
On and after December LIST next all
freights mast be prepaid unless other
be made at the ONCE
Of the company. corner Fort and
Queen streets. previous to that date
c. l. WIGHT. President
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
THE
ADvER1\SER'S
FRIEND.

YTY HE advertisers best friend Is the through
which be obtains biggest returns for his money
Il One medium which is used by advertisers q great
is the circular booklet The circular O.
booklet is always Ineffective unless handsome
handsome enough to attract the Of the
is matter how busy he may be- A booklet hand
enough TO do this almost always
four cents apiece There is the mailing
copy. OF there trouble getting
OF in addressing Altogether figure
to about a copy for a good booklet Two
thousand circulation in booklet very thou
sand circulation Is $l40 propose
that $40 newspaper space
five fold OF what You would through a booklet.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

The talk. these last few DAYS en-
braces TOYS and hard times To OBJ
tain the first and avoid the second
get your Toys At the Pacific Import
Co. Progress Block reduction OF
IS per cent on the entire stock for
the coming week.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
KohaIa Water Scheme.

Sam Parker has leased the Bishop
Estate lands in Kohala. situated
around the head CT the Waipio valley.
This news was obtained by the Trib-
une through reliable parties interest
ed in the development Of kohala va
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Newspaper Space Is Valuable

In the first place. the you get
goodsized space in newspaper OF good circulation FOR
quite long time. You know
figure It out 10 suit better
for
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Good Paper Adds Dignity

You known by the company you keep you know
and IL ads in paper which holds up
fore the leader you will be a patron
of what is good and will obtain trade from those whom
it is worth trading with
On all consider newspaper advertising far
the best On the OF cheapness the OF being
able constantly change
of direct and immediate
introduced to people strangers which
ford TO its every a dignihed and
straightforward this the which brings
trade that pays
FRANKLIN 5URNHAm,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
wlLoeR's STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dated al HonoIulu. De-. 1Ith. ls9l.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
The Newspaper Is Effective

Any kind OF newspaper circulation than you
can obtain through booklet $l40. Newspapers
the heart of the home Every reads them they
far certain to obtain printed
matter which you would send you printed matter
of your accord to persons WHO you you
would be putting yourself without
guarantee They have nothing TO judge the quality your
goods by, and they only you say
and in your way Anybody can say as much as
they please.
when your matter appears In newspaper OF good crcu
laton and good standing the guarantee
what you say Newspapers always particular
their advertisers speak newspapers aways)
Your ads win gain value besides their inherent
will be Vcuched for and this Is Be despised
have certain fucuatng which always valuable
and which needs
This Introduction the newspaper gives you
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

Un-to-date lob printing At The Re
publican ofice. Phone 2iS
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Now for Effectiveness

You tell your much your goods are
going to cost An advertisement without price
without salt-t will do you coed. How you put
prices in booklet when doing strictly
ness? You have competitors; you change your
prices constantly theirs. meet other ext
gencies The first change of price viii kill
ness of booklet and where you? Your advertisement
in newspaper be as d.
You
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Sapan pnr ~ Sabren.

1tnter bfeiem 8its[ psrDffsnll6 DIT bic
MonataIfrift nSfE4isn," bic bon
sinem SSapaner reo:gjrt miro, in i9rem
SsbruarRFt ben 8ortrag zines hDeuz
ienbsn iopanii4m 8sle6rlen. guti4.
5afuIapa, Der bic Gage Sapan's in
csn finf3i9sr unO ieda3I9er Sabren
6ebanoelt. Sn boS Sa6r 1858 fdQt
Die umerifanifh Expedition unter
Psrrp, biz bsfdnntl!8 Sapan BEN
9anbet DTfnete unb babur9 bsn
8runbItsin S1n @mpprbli6sn Saz
pans Gegte. Nir entne6men ben in@
!ersfanten QusfIbrungen bas SOL
genDe:
vNls 9errD Dor At Sa6ren in
1raga antam, mar i6 in meiner 5eiz
math Nafatiu auf &iui6u, stpa 1900
8iIomstsr bpn gebo GeBt Suf!O) eutz
fernt, unb etft Is Sabre alt. Die
Nahri6t bon Der QanDung 9errb's
per6rsitste li9 ou9 in meiner Sci
maI9 unb 9ub gu man4erlef 8ermu>
tbungen unb 9erii9tsn iiber Grobez
run9sgsliiIte Der M~usldnbsr Mnlab.
DAP Iih bic 4usldnOer in frieblider
NbIid1t nd6ern tDnnten, bielten mir
fir unbsnfbar unb pplltsn bic elb2n
bes6alb bertreiben, unb baB perr1 ae=
fommen mar in Der M6Iiht, Sapan
pirtli9 benz 5anbel gu erf4lieben,
buppn battsn mir Iabt i'm Sraums
feline Nbnuns. Q.s mir bon BEN
8risgsI9:ffen 8srrp's 6Ortsn, bufien
mir natiirli9 elei9 an ben QGusbru4
zines &risges uno glaubten, bab ber@
islbe in Der NG6e bon gebo f9on in
op1sm 9orgs lei. Sslegrap6en CAB
es bamufs nod niht, uno man mar
ouf bic SHnsqigteit Der 8otsn angez
pieien. Gang ionberbar tlang fir
uns bic tpunosrbare Na3ri9t, baB
psrrb benz S6ogun Elm S9reiben oss
9rGIbenten bsr Ser. Staatef ibers
reift uno bann Snpan pieber Der
laFen babe, pbne ooB Der ertpdrteie
&risa ausesbro6en lei. Wotn er gsz
fabrtn mar, bas tpuBte man nt4t.
unerrpartet uno plDBl:6 er6ielIen mir
bann fpGtsr bic Na6ridt, buB perrD
pisber i'm 5ebruar 1852 nit elmer
grDbersn 3abl bon 8riegsi4ifFsn Dor
&onoedtpd BEL Yofo6umd, oamals
nod Elm 6lIderoprF. ein9etroffen lei.
4bsr audi Dissmaf Hisb &aes ru6i9.
Mun iuste, baB gerrp nit Dem Sfc'
gun sinen Gpntrott iibtr Die Stiff
nung Der iopuniiden 9dFen 5Fmoba
uno 9atpoaie gsf6tp1sn babe unb
tpieosr naa ieiner 9eimatf 9efa6rsn
lei. Dob sr 10 rubsg 3uriidtebrsn
tpsrbe, 6atten mir bod ni6t i'm Gnts
ferntelten psrmuibst. Bon b;sIer 532it
a6 bsrri4te in Sapan cine emIi9e5bdz
R9fsit, nm bas 2anb in gutsn Der
tReioigungs5uItanb ssgsn bic 6rsmren
gu ieBen, unb ieber tpoGie bic BAT
barren" bertreiben. Sd 9abs INNER
Die @%epOhnbsit eefabt, bas burG,uz
fibrsn, mas aiS Shtpkrigfsit bsse.9z
net rcrb:. uno bes6of6 bin i6, oIs
B:rrn nct IN 0oto9ama mar, na9
9asalati 9sriA I'm bort brett aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
tauS Der "S;.sSrI. 8. 3ts.)
SernS

9eute feiert man in unferem Na6z
baritaate Seras Den unab6Gneiafeitsz
tag. Dim 2. Mdr5 1885 pur6e in Der
Mnifeoelung San Selipe bi Quitin bon
elmer @n5abl omerifaniifer Qnlieoler
elm 8ef9luB ~onesnommen, pelaer oas
teranif6e @sbist fir una6bGnaia bon
Merifo erfldrte. Die Seraner 6absn
uber bann mod tapfsr fir i6re nna6z
hGngigfeit fdmpfsn mifen. 5anta
Dim aog nit einsm fir bamaliae Der
bdltnihe 9rOBen 9sere in Serus Elm,
unb tpsnn Is 9oultp ni9t gelunaen
sDGre, i9m am Gan Sacinto : SluNs
bur6 einsn fiibnsn 6anoItreib bic BE-
riibmte Meoerlase bsi3u6rtnssn unb
i'm felbit 9sfangen gu nebmen, 10 mir
be er ben IuFitano ppbf untsroridi
1absn unb bic @eI6ife unIerss gonz
tinsntes bdttsH mDeIider Beiis siae
gana oaoere Deubuns eenpmmsn.
9eras fat cine infereTants uub
fpefIslpolIs @ef9i6ts. 8iele Sa6re i'll
es cine DIRT Sauf4eebiei 5pii6sn ben
perf6itbsnen europdif6en Md@ten as=
tpefen unb bon elmer 9anb in Die enz
bepe ~aeluanbsrt. SIN Sabre 1856 lam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
Wr3tnIen's Snhebuuft.

prdiibsnt Me8inleb bat geitern Iet=
men 8ipfelpuntt erre;dt; cine gr0Bert
G9re, als cine Tol9e Qmtseinfii6runq
ME iie mod gar ni6t bugepeleu
1T : fann tbm faum nod tpiberfab=
rem, unb feline Nufgabe muB es Iein,
fir ben 5peiten Sermin bic popula=
ritGt gu pabren, Die i'm na9 einem
70 leioeni9aftli6sn 8a9ltampfs &C.
bliebsn 1T.
Seine geItrigs Rebe bat tpsbsr SDr=
ner, mod 3Gfne, Ie 1T Mild, Sonigz
fetm uno 9otssfur6t. Man9mal
bftBt etpa5 Smpsrialismus bura,
o6er oas tpirb ni6t psiter auffaqen,
bos 1T man bsrsit5 getpDbnt. Mc&inz
leb qlou6t an feline 8efimmuna ebenz
70 felt, pie SuIius GGiar, aber er
f6eint bic S6nisriqfsiten au unterz
S4dBen. Sn 8etreff Der beiben oroz
Zen Prp6leme fir bic Submit mu6t
er bel Worte, iagt aber ni9t bus Sc
ringfe, ME er le lOIen m09te. @abrz
i6einlt6 bertraut er ebenIo Ie6r, ME
GGfar feinem Slid unb feiremStern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
(Ius Dem e. NnS."l
gu bns

Der rOsuII6e Correspondent" in
Baltimore bat be oeutI6e 4bItamz
mung Nbra6am 2:ncpln's entoedl.
Don 3a6tspegsn 6isB Ct 2inf6orn.
8ermmfli4 10, pfs 9r. Mc&inlep
BON &e9tsnegen Mur ai6nle 6eiBt!
(2ouisD. 4n3.)
Qnftatt isiner Eqigen f9nobberigen
8emerfung 6d!te Der v4n5ei9er" sinsn
Reporter no4 SeFferionzGpunlp, ap.,
1A:dsn uno bas2anOr<giiter nadie6en
1af1en ioQtn. (9olt. Gorr.)
DAB mir idnobbsrtg genannt perz
ben, lit ia ni4t geraos srfreuli9. 4ber
ber &eoaftsur bss r@prreippnoenten"
1T offsnbar i9tDer oaourh eeGrgert
tporoen, oaB mir biz 9ebsutuno Der
HitprfI4en @ntbedung, bic er peitersn
&reiien au9dngl:4 md9ts, ni6t ioFprt
eepiroigt 6absn.
Dir f6lieBsn oas aus einioen an
bersn 8emsrfun9en in berielben Numz
mRr, in tpel6Rr er un8 ben aummel
rei6t. 0a bsiBt es nGmIi6:
nOas altrologfdxG;npp:eb," 2isut.
Suttls BON Der Marine, Elm piiroiaer
GenofFe Sampfon's, bebauptet, Der
ilsus Slsrn i'm 9erIsus iei Der Stern
bon 8elhlebem, Der i'm Sabre 1901
fdaig lei. Ser Sgnordmus tpeiB nod
ntd)t einmal, oaB Ii6 bas Gpns.l BON
gficda Fn 9etraff Der @eburt G6ri5ti
um bier Sabre perre6net 6nt."
uno meter:
Trau Nation rebigirt cine t3eitunq!
500 bleiben bic grotsite Der 1Gmmt(e
6an S~purnalii en z9erefne beg 2anbss
gegsn fOl6s rGoGeefn"2 (@tsatg.(
Dab 5eigt ebsn, buB ss ttinsn jour
nalIftlfHsn Beirut gie6t, bsnn isbe BET
bo6rtf S4rau6e unD ieosr oumme
3srl bIlpet iia Elm, er fDnns cine 53eh
tu1g rebig:ren. (8aIt. Gorr.)
SIN 9erglei9 gu bieisn &rttifsn
itno mir ia nod isioli9 gnGbis oabon
setommen. Man muB biz 0ings inn
mer na4 benz Mil:su beurtbsilen, aus
Dem lie iI4 abbe6er. 4u4 @orte.
SIN usbri9en boffen mir, ouB Der
3orn beg gei6Gbten gonegen BON
rGorrefponbenten" iia in5piiden esS
legt 6absn pirb.
@nn, Der ~Q~n5ei9sr" bat IS ia
prompt gut gema9t. We take it all
hack
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
SpheSfaQe.

qm 8. Mdrs Georqe 8. 8uf9.
am 8. Mdrl Gtiiabstb Gtf@sr i'm Gl=
ter BON 9 Sabrtn
gm 2. Mdrs Gtifabetb q. strand.
Nm 2. Mdr3 GGifabetb SDllano i'm
bobeu Nlter bon 80 Subrsn.
Sim 2. Tdrs Grnet u. Srdus.
gm /. Mir5 6erbert 9ueu im "a. Sab
am 2. Mdr, murS e8aub i'm Utter bon
So Subren.
Gm 8. Mdrs $. 81. 8tsart i'm At, Sabre
itires 2sbens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05
serrp's sIassfdfH fOu sebObsn rperren

Die R~ri.gszGreqatts sgiagard,H auf tuel6er Gomz
meoors 9srrs in BEN Rrie9t bon 1872 bic SbIa4t
bonn Griezsee otauonr bat, mag 6alO BON BEN SOotn
o,g Sess ,uriidgtbro5t tpero.n. Sus S6iff, mel
des pi. Guti5sioung DER S9Ia6t bsrbtifibrts unb
uniers supremutie auf ben urObsu Sss'n uHO in Dem
gans.u anlanO=9ersi@ ~ttublirte, rptrO sins tOitbars
3,liquie isin. 8ief. 2sut., peIbe OsutsH, Oab bic
GjeIunbbeit t6tnio f6rIi3 O]srlOrtn 1T, als Oh is
ou5 uuf Dem gooen Dss Gisaus tdge, iOaten SoF,tz
ttr's maqenb;tters psriudsn, uno iptrDeu fe f6
banu pitOerum In BEN gtib. oii,r t%oitbursn aBObls
that fiuOen. 9as gttters III ~bsionoers in Oieier
Subr.gi, it %iuirfiam, UNI @intsr =llrrtinigteiten fOrtz
~5utreib,u unb bag ebt.m iu trfrii6sn. So 1T gut
fir &rgenO iutlde 9eroutungs beI5ptrOtn nno elm
i6erss 6eilmittsl fir R~ppfi4mer3, R,rp0Ttdt, @uf=
ftOBen, Galtp,rgiituHg, 9isrsni4nd5e, g%talar;a,
6teber unO tuItes Gicbsr. Sebt su. oab unIers 9ri=
rat St,uermarie ben Gals Der Glai6e btOsft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-05

6p[lGnbiIten giidern europdiide
Rrisgstunft ffubiren. 9on bort fam
i9 nod Oiafa, mo id bei Dem be-
rii6mten @slehrten Sgatd beTereStuz
ben iikr bfs boaGnbiT4e 9pra4e uno
bR fremben 8srb1ltn::Ke unb 8t5isz
bunaen mofte. 8ei Ogaia tpaten
etpa 80 Stupirenbs, Die Ifa in 5pei
9orteien tbeilten. Die ginen poQten
BE GrDFfnung Der 9dfn Sapan's fir
bic QuslGnber, unb Die Inberen tpoQz
ten be 8srtrsi6ung Der 5remben.
8eioe 9arteisn pertbsiOigtsn ibre Qnz
fi9ten energii8. Sd mar, ob9lei6 i4
rod feline G[dreft barber hatts. mas
9&rrD nit BAN 5bogun perbanbeit
bate, fir be @r0fFnung bes Ganoes.
GrIt als i9 fpdter in gebo bon Der
Regierung ols l1ebsrieBer an9ateqt
tputoe uno 8~eleoenfeit bate, ale bic
betrsffenben S4riftItide gu leisn,
tpuroe mir 4Gss hor. gfur puBte id
nod ni4t, tpslhen tpirfGdFn 3ped
bic Qmerifaner BEL Der @rDHnung
sSSqpan'g psrfoleten. oh lie 9Gnoei tte!~
Zen ooer Sapan eroberr poaItn. @trn
benubte i'd baber Die Ii4 mir bietenbe
9elegtn6eit, UNI nah Qmsritd 81 fab
rem.
@s mar i'm Sabre 1868, uls bos
arfegsi6iff r&unrinlMuru" feline
erfe 6a6rt nG9 Dem Quslonp ma4ts,
uno Is mar etIi 1ieben Sabre Der, felt
bic Sapaner bag erIte 0umpfi4iff gs>
fe6en, unb fiinf Sabre, feitoem Sdpu@
ner bas Gtuoium Der 9dmpfi6lff@
fabrt begonnen 6atttn. SroBoem Iino
mir gliiflifD in Gan Srun5isco elm
~oetrofFon. @Gss, mas mir fohsn, mar
uns neu, urp fpfort bate i4 pe Sc
tpiB6sit, Dab bic Mmerifaner pirfli4
gum 53peds bes 6anoels einen &bgez
fanbten ro6 Sapan gsi4ift hdtten.
Sd b0rte, baB perrp f4On ieit Gam
Qem {e6r bebauert babe, baB Sopan
ben Srsmoen beri9loftn mar, uno
oab er Itd {6pn LANCE mil Dem Stu@
blum Der iapunii4en 8el459te, SEQ
qrap6is, Sittsn nnb 9ebrGu4e kz
faBt unb ielhIt 9ebeten Rabe, man
m0fte i'm nit ber Nufgabe, Sopan
cem 6onbel gu eri9litBen, b%etrauen.
Dir frsutsn uns ie6r unb tpaten
perrb bon 9er5en bantbar, baB er Itd
fpI9e Mi6s um bic Gntp;dttung So
pans 9egebsn fat. Our bamaIi9en
3eit 5dbIte man in Sopan un9sfd4r
100000 @umarofn@ (9riegtrz) 6dz
milien, BON benen iebe aus ettpa funt
MitgIiebern bsitanb, 10 baB man ettpa
cuf 100000 frisgsrii6 9tftnnts45srz
Ionen re9nsn fonnts. Dieie tparsn,
ba Ite ben Sob ni6t fir6teten, ieoerz
seit bereit, nit ben 5remDeu auf 2sben
unb SOD 80 tdmpfen4 Gum Slid
bate QG6s Sienpfami, eth benz 2anoe
treu e~rgs6ensr i5%taatsmdnn, bsi Der
Regierung pes S6oguns grpBs Nsadt
unb fibrie, pbglesA bic 3uItdnoe oas
mas in gang Sapan ie6r gtfd6rIi6
naren, bic 9er6anD(ungen nit Perr9
gu einem outen Gnbe."
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U Cub : Scpdrtemcnt. Steuer : Ginrebmers
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8attinors, ben 27. Gsbrudr 1901.
Sur Rad,rid,t fir Stcuer5ablrr.
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Trsitae, Den Is. Mdr3 1901, fir Die Gntgt9tn=
nabms BON Staatg= uub StuotzSttueru ftr Oas
Sa6r 1901 auf @runoeigentbum unO 9sriouulz
Gigentbum in Der 6taot, eiui9liebli6 8ebnungen
iber 8runoeigentbum in Den 8OrtGoten sur Gats
bon 81 Gents, er0ffntt psrben.
Sisconto sur Rate ban Elm ulO Gin bdlb %
QrOjent ouf Staotz, unO fGnf 81 Qro)ent aut
Staatsftcuern iperosn fir iolde 8e4nuH0tn er=
luubt iptuoer, bic tpdbreno Des Monat3 mara
ni6t ipdtcr als bis 3 1lbr 0a6mittaQs am Sanz
flag, ben 30. Mdr3, be3oblt neroen. ga Der 81.
0tdr3 elm Sonntdg it,
SteusriabIsr t6nnen hire Rs6nungen per QOit
s~ugeiunot trbalt;n, inoem fe obue 9cr368crung
i6riftli6 inter aneabe beg Gigsntbums unO inter
Seifitgung zines nit griefmarfs uno ibrer 4oreHe
p%erisbentn griei=GOuoerts oorum eriu6en.
Sdmcs y. @prtCr,
(5eb28, MGrj5, u, 1926 Stsuer=Ginntbmer.
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