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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-04-25
PRICES Of AlCtSSAR|tS
IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

~ the many tous " lnicpos, 10
the report ~ the Commisslunef
~ " Labor upon Hawaii. there are
none which viii be- studied with mere
interest abroad Than the tables which
give detailed list 81 the ccmmodi.
ties consumed ~ our people and the
prices NJ which they have been quoted
during the decade beginning 1890 and
closing with the century Sven tn the
people who have done the purchasing.
there viii be- much worth study In the
fluctuations.
The lists are taken alphabetically
and I'm the first mentioned articles
there show little change, except In
qualities Of white beans. whcse the
pound price advanced during the last
three years of the past century from
. cents to 81. and even to GU cents.
Butter ranges about the same. though
there is one quality quoted which ten
years before was sold at 1850. and
later at so cents. only two kinds of
California cream cheese have kept their
status, one variety selling at 20 and
the other al % cents, but in all the 9TH
crs there has been made "A level rate Of
70 cents, decrease from "a and q
cents. The price, too. of native coffee
has been reduced to 20 cents. in three
instances a decrease from ?5 and In the
other a fall from 30 cents pound.
Eggs are unchanged, the same being
true of salt and canned fish.
Flour liz put down In the list as hav-
ing decreased in price from to 2is
cents n pound, there being, however,
t..f,, a. A.,
in the same proportion and which still
rule as high az cents n pound. In
evaporated apples there was a steady
decline from 20 cents to 10 cents. while
in the matter of prunes the price went
on down to 12ia cents. There are six
qualities of lard mentioned in the re-
port ana the prices varied as greatly
as the kinds, perhaps. Where one fell
from 14.s3 to 1888 cents, another re-
manned through the period at IL cents
and only once showed an advance, that
going up from lz.33 TO 1iS3 cents.
Meals We're the subject of slight huc-
tuations. The corn meal which in 1890
was cents pound was only 3il cents
In 1900 in one quality, while in another
starting from the same price. the fall
was only one-half cent. In most other
grades quoted there was no ap1reciable
decline. Oatmeal fell away from Z
cents to 6, and again from 7.S3 to )
cents pound.
Meats, of course, inucated the up
ward trend most, and in some instances
the price has almost doubled. Thus
choice cuts of beef quoted in 1890 at S
cents a pound, were ly cents in 1900,
while common cuts had advanced from
cents to 10 cents, the latter being the
ruling figure for several varieties. Loin
roa.is in 1890 were only 10 cents. and
ten years later were at lSA. steaks of
the same kind advancing from 12lato
the same higher price. Rib roasts went
up from 12le to 16k, and round steaks
from 10 To practically Is cents, shoulder
roasts being at the same price. having
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AT
STEPS OF
CHANCEl

" NEELING at the foot OF the chan
IN eel OF St. Andrews cathedral last
evening, Miss Gretchen h. koepke
and Mr.. Albert Warehouse were SOL
EMMY pronounced man and wife by the
Rev Canon Macintosh. Throughout
the beautiful ceremony Of the Episco-
pal service, soft music upon the organ
and violin lent impressiveness to the
scene. The columnar stateliness OF the
cathedral was not relieved by fern or
flower, excepting vases filled with spi-
der lilies which rested upon the altar,
their white beauty glistening in the
flickering light shed from two Candida
bra near the holy table. The absence
of flowers from the body of the cathe-
dral served to center all the interest
upon the bridal party.
Long before the hour set for the GER
emony the friends of the young couple
gathered in the edifice and at o'clock
every seat was occupied. The elabOr-
ate costumes of the ladies made pref
| ty effect, quite In contrast with the
| prim wilderness Of the surplices Of the
choir OF men and women. There was
| impatient waiting, but finally the
| crunching OF wheels upon the sanded
| driveway announced the arrival of
the bride and of the bridal party,
and a few second later the organ peal
| ed forth the strains of the Lohengrin
| march. The doors OF the vestry open
ed and the minister appeared, followed
by the groom. Who attended by his best
| man. Mr.. George Fuller, walked to the
| chancel. where the bride was met. The
bridal party was preceded up the aisle
| by Bertha and Esther Koepke, two
Winsome little misses, who strewed the
| way with roses and carnations The
bride. beautiful in her white satin
gown and long veil held at the couture
4 IL. a
| upon the arm of her father Mr.. r..
Koepke. They were followed by the
maid Of honor, Miss Bernice Koepke
sister of the bride. and by the brides
maids, Miss Mary Rice and Miss Helen
| Macfarldne, the latter being attended
by the groomsmen. Mr.. Fred Damon
and Mr.. VIII Walker. Mr.. Ernest Ross
| and Mr.. Arthur Macintosh appeared
as the ushers.
The service at the chancel steps was
| said while music was played by Wray
Taylor at the organ and Herr Rosen on
| he violin. At the conclusion of the
| ceremony there the bridal party ad-
VanCed To the altar rail where the ben
ediction was said The maid of honor
raised the veil from before the bride 8
face, and again the couple walk ID
away from the holy place to the strain
of the Mendelssohn Wedding March
happy in their new found bliss. receiy-
| ing congratulatory mods and smiles of
| the members of the two families whu
| sat in the front pews. Among thesJ
| we're Senator and Mrs Henry Water
| house. Miss Nora Sturgeon Mrs e
Koeplle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Wood. Z.
From the church the bridal party
and only the immediate family ~ the
| couple. drove to the residence OF Mr.
and Airs. F.. Koepke on Kewalo street
| where quiet Informal reception Wa
held and wedding supper served. A,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-TER-
RITORY OF HAWAII--AT CHAM
BERS-IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate OF Ierema KalelSoa (k),
Deceased intestate.-To Declare Heir
ship.
On reading the petition of KolohaiO,e
%, the administrator of the above es-
tate, residing at Lihue Island of Kauai.
wherein he prays this court to issue
and publish notice TO all persons in
terested in the aforesaid estate to APP
pear and prove heirship to the same
at the time and place therein stated.
Therefore it is hereby ordered that
Thursday, the 18th day OF May. A. ID.
1902. at 10 o'clock n. M, be and hereby
is authorized for hearing the proof OF
heirship OF all persons concerned in the
aforesaid estate, In the court room AZ
Lihue, Island OF Kauai at which time
and place all such persons concerned
may appear and prove heirship to the
same.
Dated Lihue. Kauai. this 3lst day q
March. 1902.
BY order Of the Court.
II. ID. WISHARD,
Clerk
2375-April 1l-lS-25
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Going TO Tonla.

Bishop ana Mrs. Willis VIII feave FOR
Tonga on the Ventura during the lat
ter part OF May The Independent says
the bishop has received n call from
the chiefs and people to pay them
visit. He holds commission from the
bishop of London, who has charge OF
the interests of the church In all Pa
cinc islands not served by n resident or
visiting bishop. and viii act for him in
Tonga and possibly in Samoa and Fiji
Rev II. Fitz, who was to accompany
Bishop willis, will stay here.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At a MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Hawaiian Gazette Co.
Ltd, held this date, the following ofli-
GERS and directors were elected to serve
during the ensuing year. viz:
l.. A. Thurston, President.
w. NJ. Pomroy, Vice President
A. w. Pearson, Treasurer
e. s. Crane. Secretary.
Ed. Dekum. Auditor.
c. S. CRANE.
Secretary Hawaiian Gazette Co.
Honolulu, March 20, 1902. 237x
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ftm shsn sbse a4sshsts wAse ,
taN4si1t e8r HHt ~ stIek ~ h>na
tNA = sFfefilnfit much saafht arr,
1Nf tfHf Affs nfHuFt tilf 8fsl n~$t
lh'lf ilNttnftt ~ oilehtai lte eiefs are
inAssit fH ffUm Ten ~ iutnty .hss
cents d handful
Ties antis hft not A. ,. aef 90
fot thr mtff ilakirf fsf h0i iate =
tfHai l.sl M hnllnt. ~ Hn HrtNnnt ~
thg.f b. ihui4Hes ihtf o. ffait Hanase
a. Eei covered u,lt With thf large
pieces Hf corral which come itfturb ts~
IHa. iDs.dfs these eran enninefea
SHELLS larger nnrs M rf0lsa4ur SHARE
ave 90 b. picked ~ but ~ they are
almost always IN q ffasmsnthrs cos-
diiiun. ihry are bat little Asusht after.
A. SOON ~ tho Huu is ileh enough
~ "a on in their enlrryfhe. the shrss
hunters are oa The ground They are
uosiib natives Vito prosecute This gem
tie luduftfy but occasionally a haose
may BE- rccn gruhblnR among the
rocks. Many ~ them hrinF their fru-
sal iunChc. With them and pnrtake ~
their tsh and poi Ia sight 90 the pipe.
Two hand.ful ~ shell. B. Accounted .
sond days Work, but az rule the wa
mncs and keikis ~end their way home
ward with much smaller sieanine
than this
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TIL e FIR ST
American Savings q
Trust Co.
OF HAWAII. LTD.
Capital, $3.50. 600. 90.
OF HAWAII. LTD.

Capital, s25o. 10000.
President Cecil Brown
Vice-President .........M.iiP f.. RoblnsOA
Cashier ...................W. G. Cooper
Principal Office: Corner Fort and
King streets.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate of Az per cent per annum-
Rules and regulations furnished upon
application.
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ad,snrod from io rtntf Veal WAS al
the ena rf tHp riIHd H1Hlns nt ID
cents IL pound. Hdtnu,iHE it.m lis Coz
fIo usual lult tYrlrH beet advanced
from 10 h. isis mud f.1n .i ~ a1 cents.
W. blth Instance tlU IuprHsr rnulHn
during the last thtoD wears uf ihu pc
fiuh
Lamb remained unchanged az rs ana
20 rents but mutton went up from Is
a. iiis cents a pound. Tho Wnueptc of
the oriental trade ~ e,vu in She uorN
prices. whore alone OF the meats there
was deugease ia The quoted prices.
Fresh PORK irul Ivd fton ~ 60 20 and IL
cents FOR chops aud rnasts. while sau-
sage went % 30 cents. Bacon dropped
from 20 to- % cents To rs ana 20 cents.
while ham IN various grades dropped
from 20 cents to li.st. and from ~ cents
To- iG cents. The only Item I'm this list
showing an Increase was In one grade
of salt pork. where the price went up
from 1913 to 10 cents. There Is re-
ported fan OF five cents In The price
OF condensed milk from % cents
Rice as the one principal commodity
which furnishes the food supply for the
orr, ntal population. naturally shows an
advance In rate of sale during the dec
AIDE. and although in only one of the
three grades quoted there Is indicated
fall on 100 pound prices. the adva lces
are considerable. In the first grade
noted there was a rate of GA cents In
1890. the very highest price, ~ cents,
being recorded next year. being follow
I'D by decline regular i'm ito proper
tons until a., was touched In 1880.
when the price started up again an
landed at cents. In the second grade
h.a rst.s.. nss.. a 81
cents, but there was not nearly 50
much drop. though the course OF the
price followed the higher product. The
las! example was one which started
at 3 cents and succeeded i'm raising to
ga. The prices by the bag followed
this general course. though the second
grade lost .33 of a cent in the period.
such staples as molasses, syrup, pep
per and mustard. are put down at the
same rates. az are the various kinds
of No. i brown sugar The rates for
granulated sugar, however, show
changes which are regular Thus SUI
gar which started ats cents with few
fluctuations, and those of fractions of
a cent. reaches 6.92 at the end of the
period. Again IA product which IL down
for cents in 1890 winds up at 142 at
the century end.
Teas show little change except in one
grade of English Breakfast, which de-
clined 10 cents n pound, and the low
grade which advanced AIS cents. In
vegetables canned corn showed no
change from 20 cents while four Of six
varieties of onions stayed around :
cents Il pound without change. Pota-
toes remained steadily at 3 cents and
2.5 cents for most grades, there being
fractional fluctuations for other grades.
In the matter of cloths the general
tendency had been slightly downward.
standard calicos which were in 1890 10
cents yard, We're quoted "a decade
later at 8. S.25 and S.33 cents yard.
Denims showed "a falling off of about
to cents. and flannels OF 12iA cents
yard. In blankets the decline had
been one dollar pair, and glnghams
nad fallen cents a yard, the drop in
shirtings being 2la cents during the
period.
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pole's OPINION Desired.

WASHINGTON. April 11.--Represen-
tative Robinson today introduced bill
restricting the leases, sales. etc. OF the
public lands Of Hawaii until Congress
otherwise directs. The bill grows out
Of a recent decision of the Interior De-
partment that the governor of Hawaii
had the right to lease the lands and
that Governor Dole might grant ex-
tension of present leases. Robinson
has secured the adoption Of a resolu-
ton inviting Governor Dole. who Ia
now here. TO appear before the House
committee.
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SOME LOCAL ITEMS.

The United states Board of Apprais-
ers has decided that bean stick, pre-
pared or preserved. when imported
otherwise than in tins, jars, etc, Is
properly dutiable at the rate of 40 per
cent ad valorem. The ruling is made
upon the appeal Of Kwong Yuen Hing
Co. from the decision of Collector
Stackable, who is sustained. The de-
cision is of much Importance here,
wnere bean stick Is a common article
Of importation for the Chinese, and the
ruling has been awaited with much in
torest.
There has previously been several
conflicting opinions on this question,
and the new decision covers many Diff
ferent appeals.
Last night about 1890 millions of feet
of lumber in Allen & Robinson's yard
were in danger OF destruction by a fire
which started In a mysterious manner
at the rear of Kerr e. Company's store
on Queen street The prompt turning
in Of an alarm from fire box 10, at the
corner Of Fort and Queen streets. by
Police Captain Pohaku, and the ener-
getic work of several policemen and
watchmen who arrived i'm the patrol
wagon before the fire apparatus came,
saved the yard from being destroyed
When Pohaku and the officer on the
Queen street beat discovered the pres
ei.cc of fire II was by the reflection
against Allen e. Robinson's building.
The blazeAwas centered In a large
dry goods box and a stack of kindling
wood piled up against the iron door
leading to Kerr's. The men pulled the
burning wood out and carried 1t away
from the nearest lumber pile. which
was about ten feet distant. Within
half a minute after the oaenrical arriv-
ed the blaze was eytlu-u'shed 1t Is
not known what caused t .rouble.
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last the bride and groom left the happy
gathering and were driven rapidly
through the city, past Moanalua and
the plantations beyond. to the PENN
sula. where the Waterhouse residence
was ablaze with lights in readiness to
receive the bride and groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse will spend
their honeymoon on the Peninsula
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8eerenfammier lttten an ben
fMiparaen HoGen.

Gr. g. 8. @itt entbsdte, bab Srau u.
9. Soparb unb ibr Sobn. bic stpei Msi.
len idbli& bon S~tetenspiae, Wi&.. an.
idifie iino unb fi6 nit BEN pHiden unb
0erienbsn bon Beeren beidaftigten. an
ben goden eriranft iinb. Sic festen in.
beb ibr @eiGdft fort. sIuf Bsfdperbs
oes Or. @itt bin berbot i@liebIi4 ber
Sanitdtss Beanie in Baroba, Or. Bar.
rstt. Der Samilis Sotparb bisis arbsiten
unb aunrantdnirte bic 4ranfsn. NaG
Or. @itt's Meinuns inb als 8esrsn,
pelde bon ben 9otparbs. felt bic 8odsn
aufsutreten b%esannen. eepfadt unb Der,
fanbt tpurben, mehr ober penieer bon ben
2eimen bieisr Rrdnibeit bsrisu&i. Die
8sersn paren tdmmtli6 nit Der giisn,
babn na& @bieaaO sefanbt tpOrben ; man
bsfardtet baber. bab Sunbsrte bon Der
fonen in Ger Souib Batsr Strobs in
@bieaso bieisr 8ranibeit bur@ bic Bee.
rem auseeissi tporben fem f6nntsn. Dis
6ami!ie Sotparb bate bic @rtranlune
bur& Bslipanbte iid sueesoeen. psl&s
aus Ni&isan Gitp. Sno., gum 8eIuG
gefommen iraren.
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CsItrnft f@dbiet bic beutf&eu Ges
fAdfteleute.

Die 8stpesuns eeeen bic STANDARD
Oil COMPANY" nimmt ftetig su. Die
petroleumbdnblsr fat alsr Probin,en
unb beuti&en Staaten p~siitioniren esgsn
bic @efeli&aft. Spsslsa eipesn Siels
Bstitionen an ben preubiden giisnbatns
minifer. Sieislben ~bsrlaneten, Der Mis
nifter foue Der beutfh 8 amsritanifden
Pstroleumseieaidaft feline grIaubnib gee
ben. ar ben giienbabnen 9anidnlagen
an,uleaen uno bamit bas WonOpoI 40 bee
ganftigen. treIGss ben eanasn. ni@t uns
beoeuteneen Petroleum RteinbanbeI
Osuif&Ianbs unterbridsn. ben Bolts.
pcbltanb i&dbieen unb 9aufenbs bon
@rlfensen ruiniren pir6e. Nebms mai
RleinbdnbIern In ben lleinsn Sidbten
ano auf benz 2anbe ben SanbeI nit BEN
bon Sebermann sebrauhten PetroIsum,
10 bei6rdute man babur@ ben 0anbeI
oieier ileinen @siGdfis i'm aaeemeinen,
bsnn nan entsisbe lbnsn bic @eIeesnteii
gu anoeren B~eridufen uno oas nur, UNI
siniss rei&s @tobsei&dfts nod srobsr
iu MAIDEN,
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eiebsnswarsia.

Gin Mriifel bes ,,armp anb 0abp
Sournal" nit Der nsbsrI6rift .@eleoms
for TIE @reat Srebsrie." ipsl&er bic
S&sniuns Der Statue Sriebri&s bss
@roBen ieitens beS 2aifsrs beerdbt unb
uoblDoasnb beurtbeili, bat in Berlin
pisl 8eadtuns ~eefunben. Dis ,,RUrb.
osutiGe aasemeine 8situns" unb bas
.WiIitdrii&s Wo&enblatt." stpsi 8Idt.
ter. bic ii@ itets iebr refsrbirt baItsn,
brudtsn ben Artifsl sans nb unb eommsn.
tirsn i'm aufaaenb liebensplrbie. Sic
iassn u. w.. bab. tpsnn au& bic namsnt.
Ii&e Anf,dbIuna b~erienieen DeutiHen,
pside fih i'm ameriianifden 2risgsbienh
aussesei&net baben, ni&t gan; erf&5pf.
enb isi, fe ben artifel Der amsrifan;l&en
lrmses unb SIOtten' 8situns um 70 lie.
Der tuiebereeben. ais aus ibm cine esre&ts
8suribeiluns Der 2baifa&sn unb cine
osutfGfreunblide @sfnnans ipriGi, bic
in ber amsriianif6sn PreKe lsiber ni&i
INNER aneetrOfen tperte.
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auti.xruSt @stese.

Senator Dubois aus Sbabo ma&t
auf bic 1hatiahe aufmerfiam, baB ieos
Der i,bissn @~mpfeblunsen bss pr6fiben.
len Rcoispelt eeeen bas Trufitbel bon
ben &epublitanern i'm Ssnat i'm psrgaus
Benen Wonat 6ebruar a~bestpleien tpurs
ben. NIs bamals i'm SENATE bic Genius.
porlaee in gripdsuna eeaoeen ipurbe.
babe er. Dubois, Elm Nmenbement einees
reiht. tuel&ss ii6 auf bic Anti,9iut
g%mpfsbIunsen in Der 8oti9aft bss BRA.
libenten ROoieueIt fibte. Das Mmens
oement babe perIanet, baB ale Snbuftrie.
@oiporntionen ieoes Sabr benz DIRECTOR
Oss @enius. Bureaus ausfabrIi& lber ibr
Rapital, bic Betriebsfoltsn, bic Arbsitss
l0bpe, ben Wertb ibrsr grasusniFe, bic
5ra&ttofen. &abatie etc. bsri6tsn foas
ten. Das Amenbemsnt rurbe bur& Elm
friites Yarteipotum bon ben HspubIifas
nern i'm Ssnat beriporfen.
..DarauS esbt betbor." dubsrte fH
Dubois. ..baB flo Der Prdfbsni, feIbe
penn er es in feinsr pittsbura'sr 8eoe
ebrli@ meinte, nidt auf feline 9artei i'm
@onershe psrlaHen i5nnte. SD CLAUDE
ni&t. bab 60 far bic Dsmoiraten Elm
Ra&tbeil fem ipirbe, i'm Saufe bic Con.
trole su srbaltsn, unb Ielbli ipsnn benz 70
tpdre. 10 ~berlaneen % bic SntsrsHen bes
2anoes immerbin. bab cine irdftiss
Wa&t b~orbanOen III. ben 9rdfbsuten in
Der Anti.9 ruf. @sisssebuns ,u untsr.
a
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Weeer auf Der SoIomonsJ nfel MATS
fafriren @eife.

Wit benz 9ampfsr Bona" aus au.
Rralien eintrshenbe POitnadridtsn beias
gen. baB ber ffaatli6e Dampfer ,gio
2oe". tpsIdsr Arbeitsr mad ben Solo.
mon SsIanbs brinet. in Brisbane init
i6auerlihen iberrni@enben Rsuiefeiten
aneetommen 1T. Disielbsn tparen in
einem 8riefe bon benz 8ssisruues.
Aeenten Swanion eHtbalten, psl6er bon
Waran @aubalcanar, Solomon SsIonb,
oatirt III. SIN BEN 8riefe beibt 60. baB fid
Der S&rsibsr mitten unter elmer m5roeri.
i&sn 9anbe ginssbOrensr bsfinbst. tpel6e
unter allen MsiBen Elm entissli6ss 8Iuis
bah anridtst. Der @apii6u ees ltaatli.
4en Dampfsrs, Robsrid 9bu. isi in lra
ermorbet tporben. ebenio Der bortiss
Miifiondr unb feline 5rau. Die Sdups
ter Der grmorbeien ihleppten bic Iseer
eann auf SpieBen umber. Cine Maaabl
ben ipeisen AnfiebIern ~eesenlber freuno.
lid eeiinnie SdnarSs parntsn ben
Asenten uno rietbeu ibm. auf Der Sut
su fem. ba man beabfGtige. has 9orf,
mo- CT pObne, au erftlrmsn unb bic Gin.
tuobner gu muHafriren. Die S&warsen
fino besbaIb fiber bic @eiben 10 stbittsrt.
neil bic 8unoestesieruns elm @siss ere
lafen bat. ipona& ieinsr Der 0sssr mebr
uuf ben 8udetpIantassn auf QUEENSLAND
arbeiien parf upb bofir ipoIsn iTe ii&
iest rdden. Spanion bitist um iofors
tise Sttfe. oa er beflrhtet. bab nod
ipeite.e 8Iuibdbsr foIesn psrbsn. Die
SduptIinss Der Sdparssn bsssn ibrs
unt,r8e5snen tdalid nod msbi auf, in.
benz ie ibnen erildren, bab es in 8utuaft
allen Nesern berboten iei. Ibrsn Sub auf
bas 2anb Der WeiBen su iebsn.
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Die BibeI fol- In SAnlen ais lites
rarifAee RBerf ftubirt tperben.

9ie ,.Rationat educational aGocias
ticn" bat in ibrem gonpents in Minneas
polls. Winn., cine Rsibe bon ReioIutios
men fiber bas @r,isbunestpsisn angenoms
men. unier ibnen aua foleenbe
..Gs III %ofenbar, bab bic Rsnninib
Der en8lii4en 8ibel, oils sinss Weiiter.
Dertes Der 2iteratur. in u~nisrsn SGuIen
i&nel abnimmt. Gs III bas bic Soles
Der AufafunB. bab bic BibsI nur e,n
iheoIoeiiGss Msri 1T. bas bsBpeeen aus
ben S&ulen manGer Staaten gans auss
sef&IOfen ID. Dir boffsn unb perIan.
gen. bub bic 6hsntli6e Wsinune in bies
fer 8ssistune iid oabin dnbsrt. bab bic
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