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New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Has No Poscer to Enforce Ord'-

The question of ra bies and prevention Of its
spread reached an interesting stage YESTERDAY
when it became known that in the Commits
soner of Agriculture is vested power to require
the muzzng of Dogs but this was only the
beginning of a new phase. 1t was learned last
night that the Health Department had peen
asked to request the municipal control or ooes'
and that II it did not push the case the state
Department of Agriculture would
DR.. H D. Gill, of the Health Board is veteri-
marian Of the Department OF Agriculture. and
his activity il connection with the dog questloh
will undoubtedly cause immediate action Dr'
Gill said last night that the Department OF As-
riculture stood ready to make move toward
wrestling the control Of dogs from the SOCIETY
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals He
added:
% dq b ct sonst nayn for rhe the Of
to Animals is plainly shown by the ,aents Iaeu ra.
The sScety hay has that only
Of the dogs I in this city " s t mefe it Would be
easy matter enforce order requiring d licenses
and Ssrfr pont ~ath n favor d hfRs
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to AM
T5er h Us nter ai IS Shown BY hsr sregard
for the facts Of the n a to pubic
health. and their ignoring the question @ aaeaa 2.
requires is the muzzling Of dogs Race smeide Hie
may not be beneficial to mankind. but Iaoies
suicide would The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals officials say there are ieW cases
of hydrophobia That, of course, is absurd as tne
records show But they don't think dogs ought 70
be muzzled let them walk in the street on peas a
ant afternoon While they are meditatlng on low
peaceful the city is with no dogs IN s1sn, nch cur
might turn the and invite itsei1 70 IuIlcn
on their trousers and their legs If 1t striKes rign.
Whether the dog has hydrophobia or not II Is any
thing but joke to be bitten
]. H. F. Kracke, Assistant Commissioner OIL
Agriculture in this city, in whom the law vests
full authority to quarantine or cause TO De
destroyed all dogs caught at large. said yes
terday that if any would inform him lor-
malIy of an authentic of rabies occurring
in any part of the city he would cause that
part of the town to be quaIantined against al
unmuzzleG and unlea shed dogs
DR.. w. ]. Coates, chief surgeon of the Aneri-
can Veterinary College, in West Fifty-fourth-st'
said yesterday that there was no question that
animals had rabies He asserted that for the
last thirty years he had had an average or
about seven cases a year come to his notice IN
this city.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
PROTECTION FOR MISSIONARIES.
Both Germany and Spain Gave Assurances
in Ragard to Carolines.

Washington. April 1.-THE State Department
has not yet received the communication from
the missionary society. 1t has watched with a
Jealous eye the interests of American mission
aries In the various quarters of the world, but
the officials do hesitate to declare that so
far Germany is concerned they always have
been treated with the utmost consideration
AS to the American missionaries in the Carolines,
the department years ago took what IL regarded as
the necessary steps to their perfect freedom
from molesta don. At that time Spain and Ger
many were engaged in contest for the possession
of the islands fifty years the American mis-
sionares had been working there the United
States Government politely ntmated to both par
ties TO the controversy that matter who ulti
mately possessed the islands 1t would expect that
due consideration would be given these mission
aries and their properties. Positive assurances
were promptly returned by both Germany and
Spain that the missionaries would be duly pro-
tected, and Germany, after she had purchased the
islands outright from Spain reiterated this as
surance. SO the officials here have not the least
thought of friction on the score OF the missionary
establishments.
OF course there have been incidents that gave
rise to correspondence in all such places as the
Carones where missionaries working among
a crude people, as, for instance in parts OF China
in parts of Turkey and In Africa. but II generally
happens that these Incidents fnd their origin in
misunderstanding by the native people Of the mis-
they acquire therein. The State Departments
nto purpose 70 protect the mission schools and
establishments from any vexatious interference
not to protect native pupils in disregard of the
laws of their country or in the assumption of
Not long ago the missionaries in the interior
of the Congo Free State complained to the depart
were interfering with mission schools. Investiga-
ton showed that these officials were practising
the Belgian Government. and the offending off,
Cia
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NEW-HAvEN STOCK INCREASE.
An Issue to Take Up Bonds and Pay for
New Equipment.

New-Haven. Conn. April 1.-THE following state
won't uas given ont at the general offices of the
New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company to-day:
At meeting Of the directors OF the New or
New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. nTo .t
II, Neuy-YOrk to-day, voted to increase me
capital stock of the company on January isct ~
nv the amount Of 10 per cent OF the nurnbeI VI
shares outstanding at the close of business May
Is 1903 the purpose OF taxing up matupng
bonds of the company. to pay for new equlpIfeilt
and rolling stock and existing floating debt. Inc
stock will be offered TO stockholders OF record al
ta close of business said 18th day or May. lSV3
for subscribers at the rate of $40 share IN the
rronortion of one share of stock for eacn ten
Shares of stock held by each stockholder on that
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
10 RENEW FLOOD FIGHT.

New-Orleans April HIN the behef that tho
ma xinu of the food has about reached the lower
a- and that with determined efforts there is still
a chance of success remaining, a conference or
the interests affected by the Hymelia crevasse
was held here to-day, and after full canvass or
the situation il was decided to resume work on
Monday. the planters pledging subscription OF
$4,000 to carry forward the undertaking. 1t was
learned from the crevasse to-day that both wings
of the cribbing are still holding firmly, and that
the broken ends are longer washing. This has
encouraged the hone that something can sun be
done 10 reduce the duration and extent or over
how. The river at New-Orieans remained sta
tionary all day al twenty feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
SAYS INVESTORS NEED NOT BE ALARMED

Drake Mastin G. Co.. bankers and brokers, at No.
8 Broad-st, in their current market letter, say
that investors need not be alarmed the recent
decision in the Northern Securities case. They
argue that the highest court decides against
the merger. other means will be found TO preserve
so EQUITABLE a condition which so eminently con-
serves the real community Of interest of both In
Vestors and business interests"
The firm believes that the business world, II not
ponticIans looks upon the influence of the North
ern Securities Company beneficial, in that IL
establishes stable railroad rates The letter con
finues. mo protests are coming from the patrons
of the railroads about the extortIons of an ag-
gressive monopoly. and. the other hand, the
stock and bond holders getting fair, but not
extravagant, returns upon their investments
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
SAYS SCHWAB WILL BE REELECTED
Steel Presidents Duties, However, Likely To
Be Lightened.

II was said yesterday. the authority Of d.
rector OF the United States Steel Corporation. that
charles NJ Schwab would be reelected president
of the coupany at the annual meeting this month.
He said that Mr. Schwab's services could not
eos,1v he dispensed with. and that the pres-
DENTS health was sufficiently restored. he would
be retained
dr+ies would be considerably lightened and that
the duties OF the various vice-presidents would be
enIar rged though. OF course. they would still be
,,nder Mr. SchWab's immediate Jurisdiction
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
SIX MILLS FOR NEW BEDFORD.

TnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.]
Nev-Bedford, Mass, April ll.-Optlons nave
been secured by the United States SILK COM
panv. which owns plants in Paterson ~ j.:
New City and Carbondale, Penn for the beacon
mills in this city. in which it proposes to estab-
Iish a silk mill. The plan is TO merge the Fat
erson and other plants with the plant here
condition is that S15OO00 of the corpora
,ion,s G ner cent bonds be taken here If this is
done the plant will be started with three hum
drea thousand looms within ninety days. Sub
scriptions have already been started
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
PRIZE cup FOR wooDeURYs MEN.

Street Cleaning Commissioners Woodbury. decided
yesterday TO put all the money prizes won by the
Street Cleaning Department competing teams az
the last Horse Show In enc lump and buy hand
some silver cup The awards at the last Horse
Show were made as follows: First prize. so. Stable
ID. Manhattan: second. So Stable 3. Brooklyn. and
third $40 Stable E. Manhattan The cup Is to be
inscribed with the names of the three winning
stables Major Woodbury. said he thought In would
be better TO have the trophy IN that form as BAN
ners become soiled and lose their attiacuNeness.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
I'M oADED CANNON CAUSES DEATH.

Mobile April 11.-While experimenting the re-
rnoval of ii 6-pounder gun from the wharf TO the
Tinted states barracks here to-day John r. Burns,
ogad tvventv-nine an electrical engineer. was in
stantlv killed by the gun. which broke from It's
fastenings and passed over Burnss BODY. me body
viii he buried in the National Cemetery here to-
rnorroy Burns came here from New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
WOMAN TRIES TO CALM MAD PET.

pet dog owned by Miss Lizzie Cellar. OF NO
551h Downing-st went mad yesterday afternoon
while she was leading It through the streets. The
dog, A fox terrier. began to act queerly. ana
snapped at several people Miss Cellar thought the
animal was SICK and tried TO calm 1t, but the pet
snapped at her hand. Then she saw that IT was
foa ming at the mouth She hurried the dog toward
her home and met Policeman Mcclure. or the
C'hurch-st station. The policeman took the dog
into the basement Of the Cellar home, where ne
hot
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TRIES TO COLLECT ON 1868 JUDGMENT.
Manhattan Man Loses His Case, However,
It Took Thirty Minutes

Robert j. Dean, of Manhattan, yesterday brought
suit in the Hudson County n. j., Supreme Court
against Edward p. Harris. now living in Jersey
City to enforce judgment for debt of 81 463
which Dean said obtained against Harris in
a New-York court in August. 1868. Dean submitted
what he testified a copy cf the record but
Harris testified that he had been served with
notice of Deans suit and that he had never heard
before of the Judgment. The jury returned a YER
dict in favor of Harris. The case occupied thirty
min
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TO FOSTER HAVANA CIGAR TRADE.

Albany. April 1.-THE Havana Cigar Manufact-
1,-ers Association the United States. with prin-
cinal Office in New-York City, was incorporated
to-day 10 foster the Havana cigar trade. The d.
rectors are Simon Bait Manuel Rodriguez and Jose
Pando of Brooklyn; Jose II. Diaz. OF Hackensack;
y 4 Rabia OF Esav Shore and John w. Merriam.
r 4 Kline Edward wodiska and NJ w. Berri-
u
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NEW STEEL PLANT IN GEORGIA.

Baltimore. April u--Ex-Senator McIIaurln or
South Carolina. in interview printed here says
the Mohawk Valley Steel Company OF which he
is yice-presdent has let contracts for the building
of An immense iron and steel plant at Brunswick
Ga TO cost slO.0o0,0Do. The president OF the Mo-
hawk Steel Company is F. Umstead. or NeW-i orh
prserator AfcIaurin has been elected president OF
the Brunswick and Birmingham Construction COM
pany. which is closely Identified with the AoHa"h
Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TALK OF NEW MAN FOR OHIO GOVERNOR

Cincinnati. April 11--Republcan leaders from Co
urnbus and other parts of Ohio in conference
with Republican managers in Cincinnati to-day in
the interest OF Congressman Thomas Barton Kyle
Of Troy for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor It asserted that the conditions follow
ing the elections last Monday through the State
were such as TO call for man, least
one in the southern half of the State. and the an
nouncement made that Congressman Kyle will
be supported by number of counties in the south
western part of Ohio Congressman Kyle is a grad
IN -cnp
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
BITTEN BY SUPPOSEDLY MAD DOG.

hudson Worrel jr eight years old, the son OF
Judson worrei proprietor of Staten Island weekly
newspaper was bitten by supposedly mad oog
owned by Captain Frank Cramer. In front OF MS
home in Bay-st, StapIeton. Staten Island yester-
6ay The worrel and Cramer families live in the
same block. While the little fellow was payIns p5 IN
in front of his home the dog, A 81. bernard, ran
IN 10 him and bit him slightly on the le1t haho
The wound was cauteriZed and the dos shot'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE DEDICATED.

Greenport Long Island. April 1.-THE new Ma
sonic Temple OF Peconic Lodge, NO Sss' r. ana
A NJ in this place was dedicated tonight by
Elbert Crandall, Grand Master of the state Many
prominent Masons were present. The new temple
Is declared 70 be the finest and most complete
Masonic building on Long Island III Ia construct
ed Of brick and stone.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ms FHIcK WOULD NOT ACCEPT.

Portland Ore. April lL-Henry Clay FTick, prom
inentIy mentioned by the ant-carnsgte faction in
tle United States Steel Corporation a probable
successor 10 Charles N. Schwab, president Of the
company declares that he would not accept that
rosifion This statement made by Mr.. Frick
ia Portland yesterday, as he was passing through
the city on his way 10 his home in New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
r N. JORDAN POISONED.

Robert NJ Jordan once Controller of Jersey City
and a brother OF the late Conrad N. Jordan. was
made seriously Ill on Tuesday by ptomaine poison
ing from eating lobster 1t was at first supposed
,ba. he vas suffering from smallpox and the house
was ouarantined. Mr.. Jordan was able TO be out
of doors yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

The Special Commission referred to IN the above
dispatch consists of Rear Admiral walker bris-
adler General Peter c. Hains and Professor Burr
They were accompanied by Major "iiham "a:
BLACK of the Engineer Corps, and NUMBER Oh
aecrearies and assistants They sailed for the 18TH
mus last Thursday the steamer 1ucatan Inc
commission will make a careful inspection or tne
entire route of the canal, and VIII report uPo ''
rnTlT
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
LAUNCHED AT WILMINGTON.

Wilmington Del. April 1.-THE steamship Cal
vim w Austin, of the Eastern Steamship Company
Boston was successfully launched at the Harlan
6, Hollingswortn plant of the United States Ship
building Company in this city this afternoon. The
vessel was named by Miss Ethel Fuller OF Boston
daughter Of the president of the company for
which the boat is being built large crowd
witnessed the affair. Among the visitors present
were r. ". Fuller, of Boston, president of the
Eastern Steamship Company; Calvin w. Austin
of Boston after whom the boat is named; Lewis
Nixon of New-York, president of the United States
Shipbuilding Company, and J. B. Drake. manager
of the Kannebec Steamship Company. A luncheon
was served after the launch
The new steamer will the international
division between Boston and St john N. B. The
steamer is S25 feet long g. feet wide guards.
In general appearance she resembles the Governor
DIngley but is larger than that ship. being 1000
tons register. She is a ship. The hull Is
constructed of steel. has double bottom. and ts
divided by five water tight bulkheads and a col
lison bulkhead. The engines of the triple
pansion type. and there four boilers. furnishing
ou horsepower which will give the ship speed
of twenty miles an hour
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
CANAL COMMISSIONS RECEPTION.
Preparations at Colon-Date of Congress
Session Not Yet Made Known.

Colon, April 11.--Preparations are being mace
for the reception of the special Panama Com
mission of the United States at the old De
Lesseps residence here The commission is eA-
pected to arrive here next Thursday
If is not known on the isthmus when the
Colombian Congress will convene at Bogota-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
YOUNG GIANTS

YOUNG GIANTS
those .LfttIe Ads of the People" in making z
business for those who them.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-01

ten bluten- Wenn nur nidt Der 9art-
ItOner 8urit 10 unbeimlia aroniIh
uno Der Ulagen 10 ausgepidt mdre!
Nlit llngarn iin9en mir an (Seredleck
edesch galambom uno ,,6ob ids
giOgt') oaun turnten lDir az ben
:, 8rier' ihe Bie3iungens" uno lanoes
ten idlieBlih bAm lauren @rinebcr=
ger S6lelier I'm Damn ben ,,G0a's
Ihe" IN ben Gelobeutel su fallen. gDir
manoerten iiber bic ganse 2onotarie
8euti6lanos, Cefreid : uno llnqaru
in Elm paar Sh'noen uno uuIere QeOs
orapbiibe llnterluhung enoete nit
outem .Reillltat. 9luh tein Qgunoer,
oenn Die @rnte BEL QartIton lit pieoer
cine 10 CUTE, oab bic Qartfoner Iih
9lae, tpie ,6eriAoe Hele'', uuo IhlieB=
lid gar niht mebr piiien, mas lie nit
Dem Oielen ejelo anfanaen iOlen. Qla-
Elm Der marine uno freauoidaftlide
@nlpfan9 tut 70 eiuem IS 3ettungs=
oruder" grade 10 gut, als oas 8emuBt=
Iein, meni9itens nun 0ieShulosn Sablen
su tOnnet. Wlit 9rpBem sSntereiie
lauidteH mir ben gr3dblun9en bon
6reuno 8ictor llbrid, Der als Sunge
bod 81 RoB bur6 Soabo, 0tontana
/ uim. 3O9 um in Der 6remoe lem Slid
gu iuhsn. biz er ialieBlib 9unger
mad ben 6leii4t6pfen leiuer @ltern
betam unb ME pieoer aus Stlo=3afota
herausmiu. 5beo. Greh unterbielt
luns nit ieinen Srlebnifen, ME er
lDurh SnoiaEerboroen nit ieinem6ubr=
mert nah chamberlain oDer biuauf
lna1 6urOn fubr, no nod bic 9an3e
8egero nidts, ais eine 98iiitenei lmo
\ iein Rahtlnger bic itiLle, Crime 8rairte
mar, fuO er bel itr6mmenbem &egei
luuter 0em g8ageH ieine 3afIuht uno
| SbuB iudte.
/ lln0, als mir oQs 60rten, l66nteu
| mir uns nit Der unoautbaren, uerp0:
ieu, raliloien Qlrbeit zines oeutibeu
| 3eitungsberausgebers, nit Den 6l0hen
Iuno 91an3eu in ben tleinen 2arpbotels,
| mit ben 6abrten IN 5radt= uHo 8ieba
3ii9en tuieber aus un0 fubren gani
oemittig Don gartiion Dieoer mad
| Siour sails JurHd. s.. 9.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-01
NDrO= 9afDta.

8ismart. 9as 9Detter su 4ns
fang Doriger @ode mar ben 6armar-
beiten iebr unetnItig, 9eseil- uno
Shneeltiirme mehIelien NIT einanoer
ab. sSSr Den isBten 5osen Der g9one
tldrte ith Das Better aul, nber Die Gr=
Be TT 70 ourdlmei6t bon Dem Icbperen
3eeen, oab es fat unm6qlitb ia, nit
einem belaoenen SSubrpert oorpdrts
5u Epmmen. S6rpere 6rOfte baben
isOe 6ruht i'm 9ansen Staate serItort
bic nidt e0nS reiF mar. nMr an einis
gen Stellen i'm petliden uao nOrolis
den 3eile Ihibie Die SbneeOede Dor
oem 6rOlt. Das 8reihen aebt nur
IoneIam Dprpdrts uno biel 0etreioe,
oas in Sh0bern llnD @arben Eteht, lit
perborben. 5lads mnroe 0urd ben
6rplt beE1dftigt, ebenEo Wtais. bod
mar Gin GROCER Sell Oes lebtern idl0n
10 melt forteel9sittsn. beB es pom
6rolt nidt mehr seldabigt mer6en
tounte
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-01

@s Miro ersdblt, oaB Sobn 9Beslsp
emit su 6rnu @eslep iaets v8arum
iaglt Du Dem 9in0e Elm uno 0aHelbe
Ding inlmer uno inlmcr pieoer r.
ySDbu Weslep, neil einmal nidt eenug
lit. Nus beniieIben gruno iriro Sud
aud immer lpieoer gsinat, oaB @bam=
berlains @ough RsmeoD 8ertdltung
unD Grippe betlt, oaB ss 9ungenert=
siin0une perbutet uno angensbm su
nebmen lit. gu haben in alien Apo=
tbeten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-01
alehtes elnlerifanertntll .

9luf 0unlt DeribieoeHer @ollegen,
tuelhe bel Der, in Der lsBten 9lusgabe
B, 8l. beiprodenen guBs@pnoention
IN Siour Stir anmeIeno maren. fglgt
nahiteheno in 0euti6er Sprabe uuo
ettpas abgetiirSt bic 3eoe ,,4e9 tes
u Nmeritdnertuni, melde Der Serg
uusoeber Der 81 50. IN eu9tii1er
Sprade NIT 3iidiiht auf Die anmeier=
Den Ameritaner in Siour @iip belt
Meiae @oaeQen uno 6reunOe Der
oeutih=ameritaniihen 4rehe:
@aln id ais ilnger oeuti3=ameri=
fduii6er 3eitun9sberausgeber pom
iun9en, aber mdbtig anibliibenoen
Staate Silo=8atota, an9elidts 10 pie=
Ter dlterer eoaeeen aus Soma DIS
0ort ergretie, 10 oeihieht oies aus
mebreren 6riinoen. @iuer lit, oaB bic
3ugeno INNER Elm peui9 borlaut 1T
uno beIDnoers Elm iuuger 3eittIngss
mann aus Der i60nen Staot Siour
6ags, bic in ibrem iuQeuoliben unO
oarum INN 10 trdftigeren entbuiias=
mus Siour @itp ais ihre 8orfaot nn=
Iiebt. Nla0Or @alonea, Der an SiouI
sails uno Siour 6ite nit alsider
2iebe bdngt, miro 6ieie 2lnmaBuna
Ii1er perltehen un0 entiAuloigen.
Gin peiterer 0runo lit Die gtniueIen.
belt Der 0erausgeber bon Deutideu
3eitunGen in Suoz7atota, pertreter
our6 bic ,8atoto 6reie greh," UNI
| 9iaari6tea=9erolo" bel elmer Son
bention in Soma. 8amit beipeileu
mir nas iolioariIhe @efnbl Der oeutId
amerifaniiben 3eituusslente. oerer
3abl iiber 800 Gertreter in ben Ser
| Staaten betrdgt, uno Oab mir, mem
Imir aud aetrenHt maridiren, 10 bod
pereint in Die Dffentli6e Arena treten
lum uniern 4nteil an Dem gBeiterauf
| bau unIres eLorreihen 2looptiDDater
lanbes in YerbinOung NIT unierl
| @Oaeeen BON Der eu9liiden PreIIe 8
IleilteH.
/ Der tpihtigfte grullo aber lit, eSbnel
meine Serren. 10 tur3 ais sm0gIib aus
| einanoersuleBen, mas mir 3entld
glmeritaner unb 3eitungs1erausgebe
unter dhtem Ameritanertum perIfeben
! Infer gerneiniames 3iel lit, unIsr
9sier 5u quten 9lmeritanern beran3u
sieben. BOD muE Die 0eutihsameritc
uiiae grehe oft ibre eigeneu Mee
teeben. um oiefes 3iel 81 srreinsr
{ 9Benn man ainoer er3iebt, f0mub ma
nad ihrer snDipioualitat eie ersiebnn
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/ treis. ihrem 8erfdnoaiB 4ehnuii
c traqen. so milHen mir oeutf1-anp
rifanilths 3eitungsherausgeber an
9 perfabren Ter nah oieiem Ganl
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: Die oeutFhe WSntterlpra6s gum Sc
: fianoniB unIrsr SpVade, unlrer 81
: ten unD @inrihtungeu. tu5rer 61afi
Etniian selaaaen; bic gigenart oes os,I
! fhen gharafters. Der iih IN ssahrhal
/ Ogrte biloete. muB III 8etraAt gesp9l
I. tuerbell uno III befEeIbeu aggi
!. i. q. bel GInmdnorerlt en0Iilder, il
Eher ener norlueeiiher 9btunft Nl
i oa0urh lit Der griolg m6allA. O
Il fsbafiliA ameritanilirt man iib abe
0 peil bic materitllen Snitintte bel b
ineiitea Meulshen borherrfsheEl, ihlui
s ri9er lit Der Qeilii9e 9tHimilationspr
+ eeB, Ger 9serneprote5. I'm Elm Amel
i Eaner i'm xid)ti9en Sim oes Morts
= Elm tpilraigsr neuer @glibiir9er Sl lps
|. 0en
b Eb mir hilrA 3ufaa In Srlau
n Elf8Iano 00er 9torpe9eu 8eltoren ipl
d cen. matbt teinsn llnssgIsbieo. q
/ Eauptiahe III. DaR ix0ers car oie III
i 13sl1 5li lesnsr nsnea S5simai snad
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Brad fsia > rs Gin.

=. SeGulnu III 0afSn0Ii1, st
murDe Ieineg eeipDbHliAen eIeiunobeit
berduot burh 0if ,SnpaIt0a dlreHlider
GeFltopFuna. Als 9r. atnas gleip
Size sSllls IN ieiu 0aus einbraAelg.
luaE iein 3gubgI p.3tei ino eK lit leDk
8ans taglri. sagantirt 25c III alIeIs
MDoshelen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-10
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

ON Saturday. December 18th, 1903,
at - o'clock noon. at the front en-.
trance Of the Judiciary Building, will
be sold at Public Auction, the leases
Un the following lands:
/. The Government lands OF POha.
kuhaku and Kemau in Hamakua, Ha.
wall, containing an area of so acres,
more or less.
Term years.
Upset rental-s2.jO per acre, per an.
mum, payable semi.annually in adj.
vance.
2. The Government land OF Kaohe,
in Hamakua, Hawaii, containing an
area OF 1855 acres, more or less.
Term years.
Upset rental-S2.5O per acre, per an.
nun. payable semi.annually in ad'
vance.
For plan and further particulars, ap.
Fly at the Public Lands ONCE, Homo
lulu.
E. S. BOYD,
Commissioner Of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office, Nov. 10th, 1903,
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