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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

SNAPS LOST

made. In addition to paying luna sal
aries to every third workman, the bu-
re1u was keeping on the regular pay
roll numerous skilled workmen who
had nothing to do much of the time
Johnson has cut them all out. only
three or four lunas are employed alto
gether now, and they are required to
look after over a hundred men. The
force of workmen was considerably in
creased today but the bureau is ex-
pected to spend much less than it has
been spending.
l nthe feed of horses another big saw
ing is being accomplished. The horses
in the road bureau formerly cost sew
eral dollars a month each more than
those in the garbage bureau, but all
are on the same basis now. Still an
other new feature is a withdrawal Of
authority from any of the sub bosses to
hire men, so that the head Of the bureau
is now responsible for all that is done.
There is no chance for lunas to graft
by employing men as they may think
fit. The changes have caused a lot of
kicking among the lunas and others,
but there are plenty of applications
for work, and many of those who were
on the big staff of lunas before are in
the ranks now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

GIFT TRANSFERRED

The annual meeting of the German
Lutheran congregation closed with last
nights session. Reports from the diff
ferent committees showed the church
to be in good financial condition. Mucl
has been Accomplished in the last year
such as the establishing of a school
where the mother tongue is taught
twice a week. A sewing club has been
organized, meeting twice a week and
finding much to do to meet the wants
and requirements of the poor. This
club meets in the school building re-
Gently erected. 1t was toward the fund
that was expended on this building that
Mrs. Hackfeld of Germany donated
$4,000 library is slowly accumulat-
ing. Already many hundred volumes of
standard literature have been received
from friends.
1t was made public at this meeting
that the administrators of the estate Of
the late Honorable Paul Isenberg, faith
er Of Consul II. A. Isenberg and Sena-
tor Paul Isenberg, had transferred to
the church the house and lot now oCcu-
pied by the pastor, carrying out his
wishes so specified long before his
death.
The bylaws We're amended so as to
provide for a committee of twelve con-
sisting of four ladies and eight gentle
men to assist the pastor and the officers
of the church to carry on their work
successfully.
The new officers Of the church are:
Consul II. A. Isenberg, president; +. A.
Schaefer, first vice president; Pastor
w. Felmy, second vice president; II.
Schultze treasurer; c. Du Roi, secre-
tary; p. Lemke, auditor; j. j. Lecker,
director
The new committee consists Of Miss
Grau, Miss Lehnoor, Mrs Hietjen, Mrs.
Otremba, Emil A. Berndt, G. Haffner,
FIR. Bechert, II. Gehring, W. Bluhdoin,
Felix L. Adler and b. Bruhn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

The change in the administration Of
the Office of road supervisor has result
ed in some sweeping changes in the
methods of handling ;ae forces, as well
as in the office, and there has been
much lamentation among those who
were enjoying soft snaps. In many Of
the gangs at work there WIS a luna
to every two men working, thnd prac-
tically all the luna jobs have been
abolished.
A money-lending system was in vogue
in the office which has been dGne away
with by Supervisor Johnson. Labor
ers who were at work used to come to
the office and borrow ,noney, to be TAX
en- out of their wages when pay day
came, and it is said that they were
charged as high as twenty-five per cent
discount for the accommodation. The
discount was withhold on pay day.
Some of them owe money under this
system now. The next pay day comes
on Friday, and Johnson says he will
pay off in person and not allow any
thing to be taken out of any work.
mans wages. There will be pilikla
over making the collections
1t is estimated that a thousand dol
lars a month will be saved in the road
bureau by the changes which are being
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
Man Who Robbed Gen.
Miles Escapes From Jail

Pedro Rodrigues the Porto Rican who
robbed Lieutenant General Miles and
Colonel Maus of valuables over year
ago, escaped from the Oahu prison at
an early hour this morning. Rodrgues
was serving a sentence of two years for
the burglary He had served about
half of his time. The escape of the
prisoner was effected in quite an orr
ginal way and showed some daring.
Rodrigues was locked in his cell last
night by Turnkey Kaelekai. The turn
key evidently in the hurry of locking
the various cells failed to ascertain that
the bolt had not been turned complete
ly in the lock. Rodrigues evidently ap-
preciated the omission however and
during the night took steps to effect his
escape. He removed the hoop from
the iron bucket in his room and with
this improvised monkeywrench un-
screwed one of the bolts which held the
cup where the bolt should be turned.
Rodrigues was able after releasing this
cup to touch the end Of the bolt and
to shove it back and open the door
1t is not certain what time he left
his cell one circumstance goes to
show that it was about 2 o'clock this
morning. Rodrigues walked to the Eva
side Of the Jail yard where a bench was
located. This bench was in that part
of the yard for the convenience of Fed
eral witnesses. Rodrigues placed the
bench on end and mounting it, climb
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
A GLUE
THAT FAILED

The identity of w. S. Hancock who
committed suicide at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel January l remains as much a mys-
terry as ever. What was hoped would
prove a clue to his identity was traced
down recently but nothing was learned
When the news of the suicide Of the
young man was published a lady liv-
ing in Honolulu thought that perhaps
the suicide might be a brother OF an
intimate friend who lived in Philadel-
phia. The brothers. name was w. S.
Hancock the Identical surname and ini-
tials given w the suicide The lady
had met the brother of her friend some
years before in Philadelphia III gem
eral appearance the Philadelphia man
and the suicide were similar She
even visited the morgue and looked at
the remains of the suicide. She thought
he was the person she had known.
In order to be certain she wrote to
DR.. Crandall in Philadelphia who was
an intimate friend of the family in that
city. DR.. Crandall made an inquiry
and ascertained that the Philadelphia
w S. Hancock was not missing and
was not the person. DR.. Crandalls s
letter to the local party was as follows
regarding the matter.
Il would like to end my days in Ha-
waii; have known all about it since
an invalid brother lived there owned a
descriptive letters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

Il would always think of Cooper
and how his island sank ETC., but
would enjoy it while the Island floats
Il spoke to Mrs. r. and they have no
relatives answering that description,
indeed, none of any sort in that part Of
the world"
This letter shows that the possibility
of the suicide being the Philadelphia
man was incorrect.
j. Patulla who was the only friend
that the suicide had in Honolulu, and
he only a steamer acquaintance, left re-
Gently for the mainland. 1t was to Pa
talla that the suicide left long fare
well letter In this letter the suicide
stated that he had been affected with
the suicidal mania for long time. He
had tried on several occasions to kill
himself and finally chose a revolver
with which to do it. Two uncles had
killed themselves and his father had
lost a fortune.
Hancock stated that he desired Pa
tulla to have all of his property, and
spoke as if he had some property some
where on the mainland The exact
location was not indicated. on sew
eral occasions the young man seemed
on the point of confding his identity
and story to Patulla but never did so.
Hancock stated that his only relative
was an aunt living in New Orleans who
had befriended him. Patulla will
visit New Orleans and try to discover
the identity of the youth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

Prepare for CrOup.-The time wasted
in sending for a physician when child
shows symptoms of the Group, often
leads to fatal results. A reliable medi-
cine and one that should always be kept
in the home ready for immediate use is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t new
er fails and will prevent the attack if
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears For sale by all dealers. Ben
son Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
RAIN ON MAUI.

WAILUKU, January 3O-A rain
storm prevailed on Maui the early part
of this week. 1t commenced raining
last Monday morning early, and the
downpour has been very heavy since.
on Thursday it cleared up and now the
weather is again as usual.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

ed on top of the prison wall. The man
is built something after the fashion
of gorilla. He looks like Barefooted
Bill in fact, so with long arms and thin
legs the Porto Rican had no trouble
in drawing himself up from the bench.
He had to drop about IA feet from the
wall to the outside. He did this drop
safely apparently. One of the guards
on the jail wall saw some one about 2
a. m. near the side of the jail on the
side nearest Honolulu. The guard
thought the man was a drunken person
going home so did not try 20 detain
him.
Rodrigues is one Of the worst of the
numerous Porto Rican criminals in
these islands. When General Miles as
commander in chief of the American
army was In Honolulu AT the Hawai-
ian Hotel over year ago, Rodrigues
entered the Generals apartment and
stole some valuable papers and person
al effects. The rooms Of Col. and Mrs.
Maus of Gen. Miles staff were also rob-
bed by Rodrigues, watches, dresses and
other articles being taken from them.
Chester Doyle and Detective David Ka-
paa succeeded in recovering most of
the goods and arresting the thief. Cen
eral Miles sent a personal letter to
High Sheriff Brown complimentng him
on the excellent work done by the 10
cal men in recovering the stolen ar
ticles. A reward will probably be Of
fered for Rodrigues a.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
SAID ALOHA TO IocHER.

All of the principals and the mem
bers of the orchestra and others who
participated in the recent successful
performances of the opera Carmen
were at the Railway wharf No. ? this
morning to bid good bye to Director
Jocher. He and his wife who were de-
parting on the ship George Curtis for
San Francisco were covered with lels.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
APPEALs FROM EsrEE-

Two appeals from decisions of the
late United States Judge Estee have
been placed on the calendar of the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals at San
Francisco. They are a case of the
United States VS.. II, Hackfeld &, Com
pany and julius A. Schirrmaker ag-
ainst the ship Erskine NJ Phelps, set
for hearing on February IS and 10.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

PIONEER BUILDING & LOAN ASSN
The Pioneer Building and Loan Asso-
citation Of Hawaii pays its withdraw
ing members at the end of six months
or year not only the cash paid in by
them, but Seventy (75%5) per cent.
, Of the profits.
1t retains Twenty-Five (25q5) per cent
Of the profits for the benefit of the
Stockholders remaining.
The Twenty-seventh Series of Stock
Is now open for subscription. ONE
DOLLAR per month per share. A. v.
Gear, Secretary, 122 King Street
Star Want ads pay at once.
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ANGLO-ITALIAN ARBI1
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

SACHS EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
only. White Kid Gloves and Black Kid
Gloves, regular $1.50 values, at 75c.;
Dresden Ribbons, 15c. qualities, 1Oc.;
Csc. qualities, 15c; Coo Corded Silks,
CSC; Regular zoe. "Pequot" Pillow case
cotton at 1214c.; Imported Ginghams,
zoe. and 25c. qualities, at 121ac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01

srATlOGFRY ARTICLES.
Office tablets 15c. AoA ur' Memo's 15c.
doz. up. Journals, Ledgers, Day Dicks,
15c. to $500. Arleigh & Co., 1856 Fort
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
Nine. Felix xFaure-Goyau

She attracting much attention by her mystical works on Religious
Germany and Religious England During her fathers presidency
she widely known the Lady of the Eysee Palace
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ADMIRAL IN THE FOUNDRY.
Admiral Terry the commandant of
the local Naval station visited the HO-
nnlulu Iron Works this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
INSURGENTS ARE SUCCESSFUL

Associated
MONTEVIDEO Feb 1.-The nsurgent repulsed
force of troops San Ramon capturing considerable
ammunition them.
KOREAN MINISTER RECALLED.
PressC to the
PEKNG Feb 1.-The Korean Minister China has
called.
EXPLOSION OF GUNPOWDER KILLS SOLDIERS.
to the
LAHORE Feb Forty soldiers the garrison force killed
today in an explosion of gunpowder at Fort Bhoinda.
ANGLOITALIAN ARBITRATION TREATY SIGNED.
%
ROME Feb 1.-The Anglo-Italan arbitration treaty signed
here today
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
R RV E;S
CALLED OUT
RUSSIA SENDING VAST BODY OF TROOPS INTO MAN
CHURIA-HAS CALLED OUT MANCHURIAN RE.
SERVES-WILL REINFORCE VLADIVOSTOCK GAR
RISON WITH $4,000 MEN.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

ST PETERSBURG Feb 1.-The mobilization Of the Manchuran
expected that $4,000 Russians will
gathered Of Nladvostock garrison
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Star Want ads pay at once.
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Ex-SeCrGtay Whitney
In Critical Condition
Associated Press Cable to the Star

NEW YORK, Feb. I.ExSecretary of the Navy William c.
Whitney critical condition today after operation for appnd
cs Mr. Whitney 63 years of and feared that his vitality
will not be able sustain the shock of the operation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-01
New Administration
In The Philippines

MANILA, Feb Luke Wright, who succeeds William H Taft
governor of the Philippines naugrated today Benjamin de
also inaugurated VceGovernor
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ilen. Inter $35 III ble @trafe midi
iiber 5000 unb Gait nisbt iiber sc
Sage.
gine Bin, ipona1 SotpnI6ipe3ru
tees Nlielioren fir 8atansen in Sotpn.
ibips ernennen t0nnen uno BefuaniB
fiir ben gountps sur gruen.
nuna fir 8atansen in Gtaoidmtern bic
aur grwdblun9 nelier 8eamten.
Cine Bill. bnB @iIenbabn= =8eIellIhaf.
ten nur folde Wdrter on Greuaunaen
onfteilen oiirfen. rpel6e Der enalii6en
Sptabe in Wort uno 5hrift mG1tia
ino. Strafe $500 bis $1,000.
Sm Senat p,e i'm 6auie muroe bic
@arle &eiOlution fir Appropriation
bon $4,000 sur grri6tuna eiues
Senfmals fir 8eneral @. 8. @ibIon
III Siffin ansenommen. porausaeiebt,
oaB Die Staot no1 $4,000 oaau auI.
brlnat.
Gerner pafIirte Der Genat Elm Yerbot
o.r 4uslelung bon Seiratbserlaubnil. /.
ihetnen On 3luntenboloe. ..{rrlinnioe
uno e6waAlinni9e. S,ele yiu muroe
aud i'm Sauie. obne Announcements pal.
llrt unb 1T ieBt 10 gut uie 8elsB.
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YoIitii6es.

ueber 100000 fIieBen iabrlid bor
Der 9owiieuer In bic GtoaistaiIe, biz
onrh ailoere Steuern auiaebraht mer.
Den miiBten. tpenn Die 5emperenale,
nit ibren aeformooridldgen" ourd.
orinaen unb ale Wirthihaften id,IieBell
tonnten. Sinh ettpa bic SemperelR.
pfahen bereit. ben Gtaaie bieIen 8e=
traa su erieBen. tpenn lie erfolQreid)
lino?- 2d6erlib. aebort ia bod Die
9an3e Banoe gum Stamm .Nimn."
Wit benz Serannaben Der grdlioen.
tenpabl fldrt iid au9 bic Situation.
auf republitaniiher Seite mar Die 9ao=
mination Rooieoelts idon lanoe cine
aus9emahte Gade. Derlpenoete bod Der
arcbe .Gibiloienftreformer" feline qanse
patronage nur nit Dem einsiaen Oin.
blif auf oieien 3ucd. atber anh uuf
Der oemotratiIhen 5eite tritt Elm San.
oioat mebr uno mebr in ben 8oroer,
9runo. 10 bob beiien domination taun
mebr einem 3meifel unterlie9t. IS lit
Otes Tt@fer parter bon Nem Y)Drt,
pelher Der unierltiiBuno Teines Staatea
Vsp Dort lider lit uno beiien @anoioa-
tnr aud i'm 5iioen groBsn Nntlang
finoet.-Searit BON Nem Dort, Der
glaubte, fih nit leinen Millionen bic
oemotratiide Domination fauien su
t6nnen uno uel6en 8rpan unteritiibt,
bat teine auslidt. Die domination gu
erbalten.
.Berberbtbeit bel Mdnnern in bober
Steluna miro unter Der Rooiepelt'.
fden aominiitration Iiberlib aeb6riQ
ausaerottet", ertl1rt nit ebenio eroBem
Yatbos tpie Naipitdt Der Baltimore
ameriean". Oas tpare ia pirtlitb
redt ib0n. absr bod modten mir nur
um elm einaiaes 8eiipiel bitten. in
pel6em 3ooiebslt einsn eiufluBreihen
Mann in bober gtelluna ,pesen ieiner
.8eroerbthsit ausaerottet". Sit niht
paDne beuts nod 8eneral=p =poltmeiaer9
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Wo TIT Der ei8entli6 Scrants
tuDrtliCte.

8unossienator Burton bon Ranias
lit bon ben 8ei1morenen lduloia oe-
funoen luoroen, feline amtlide Gtel.
lllna mlBorau1t gu BADEN, UNI ii9 ei=
len Sermo9ensoortbesl 5u perldanen.
gs III an1 Der erlte Jall lett GrlaB oes
0eleBes bon 1864, ncnah ein lolter
oealnter mot nur oas Unit lelbIt ious
osrn aun ole Aual.Htatton perllert, ie
tDeosr stn onent.lpss 4nt 81 betleloen.
SeloFpeflianoliO miro Senafpr BUR.
!oh oon Naillas, Der IN 5t. aouis
lWulo1a oelnnoen moroen III, aiis &,eeei
III gsmeaun9 leseil, I'M eilteri neiaen
proasB gu e1taaaetI 10 oaB oos enos
llnn n.M aosH'ehfn tn. Absr Die
soape 'f 10 liar uHo eittfab. oae ibm
aug pas tal'm o1e! nnBtH fulro. Sollss
et m'oer grfparieli oot] IN oleler Dtn'
l'p' eftolarel0 lsln !lno elmer Seitra.
Iung ent9ebeil, 10 miro ltcb Der Senat
'elbh m't Der Anaele9enbett su betaNen
! t'no etns ullierlu9una 50 ueranltaltsa
paoen: o,e aug 1eln anoeres eraebnlB
9 ats o'e ausIoBua9 oss Senators our
Golse eaoen 1ann; plerfur l'e9en 9srsn-
seno praeeoei5Ia4e DOR.
Bon alien bdBliden Gdaen oieier
lrt, 'pelde in ben leBten Wonaten ans
Saaeslidt aetommen lino. lit Der oss
Senators Burton BON Ranlas oer bdB=
lihfe. Ser Wann bat einfacb elmer
anrl9iaen Sirma, tpel9er gntsiebung
Der poltbeforoerun9 fir ibre 3orre=
lponoenS orobte. nit isinem amtlben
@influB in Wa|bington aur Seite 9e.
Itanoen. oas orobenoe gerbdneniB abs
qewenoet uao oafiir 8esablune in Die
Salds seftsdt. 9tattisiib batte au6 er
Die Iusreoe bel Der 0ano, oa6 er nidt
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= Snnerbalb bon 80 bis so 9aaen
miro Die fran50lil6e panama-Ganal=
8elellbaft ihre piersia Millionen er.
balten. lDoau 5etretdr Sham alle Dor.
bereitanaen getroffen bat. oane ben
8elomartt au ft0ren, unb bann fam
bic Mrbeit am Ranal unter ainerifani.
iber Geitung beginner. Das bon ei=
nem @bicagoer Nbbotaten aneeltrenste
ginbaltsoerfabren miro bon Der &egie-
run9 nidt beahtet.
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0cickgebst,sg.

Sm Sauie muroen folgenoe Yills
angenommen:
M9ritultur= 8eieli6aften ipllen oas
9ent baben, 6alrarunoItiide su per=
faufen ano bic 3insrate ibrer 8onos
BON 3! auf 5 Bro5ent 3u erbDhen.
Cine 8eipillisuns bon $40. 900 fir
Die Grribtans zines Monuments fir
@eneral philip 5berioan in ieiuer Sc
bnrtsfaot 5omeriet, Berrp @ountp.
Cine 8ia, melbe cine 9rdmie BON
so Gents per gtiif fur bic S6Dtuno
bon Sabibten feltieBt.
Cine gin, our 5eitiebun9 oes Wil6,
priifun9s.WaBes auf l7.6 Rubif=@en@
tilReter uno Der 9apoaitdt Don Mil6.
aldiern uno 6laiben auf auei Gubit=
@entinieter auf ieoe 10 prosent Der aui
oen Sdlien Der 8efdBe martirten 5tas
la. Sir Rahm 1T oas Normalselpl6t
anf l8 8ramm feifgelebt.
Cine Bia. iponad eineemadte 4rti-
Tel ben Namsn bes 6a5ritanten uno
oas Datum oes Sa9es tra9en milIen,
an tuelbem bic Ranneu peri1loilen
lDuroeIi.
Cine Bill. tpelde Mapors bas 3e6t
aibt. tDdbreno zines Nrfrubrs Die
WirtbIhaften su iblieBen.
8orfber Grait bonn Saus.1inana.
MusiduB reihte bic @eneral=Npprppria=
tions.gia in 0Dbe bon Sd, $50. 400 fir
bic lebten breip,ertel Sabre bon 1904
uno Dem erifen piertel Sabre 1905 elm.
ooh iit oas Budget fiir 1904 ni1t ppll=
ftdnois. oa cine Spesial-@ublioien.Bia
fir $3.50. 900 aur 8erbeiieruns oes
n0rolihen Ohio Ranals nod er,partet
miro. Gbne bieie 8slui(lisuna iit Der
Betraa b6ber als in 1902. bod tonmt
ben Staats-Snitituten fur 8ermaltuns
mehr gu @uts. neil feine aroben Yau.
ten gu erridtsn lino. Die 8ebdlter Der
Beamten in fat allen Snitltuten linb
erb6bt, bem General=glntpalt linb ST..
600 fir 6llfs=Nnmdlte betpilligt. bage-
qen $4,000 in Der Nbtheilun9 bes
Nahrunasmittel= =gommihdrs an gn-
ipaltsgebiibren eripart. Ser Generals
Abiutant erbielt stpei grtra= gNrfs uno
|einen Dtlfs-9toiutant. Das Galdr
bes @bef Nabrunasmittel. .Snipettors lit
bon $500 auf $ll25 rebu3irt, baaes
gen treten @ehalts-grh6buneen elm i'm
3udtbauie fir Belmten $4,000, fiir
Wdhter SIS, 900 uno inn gerbdltniB
in Den anberen Staats=Nnifalten. Die
National=@arbe erbdlt $50. 900. Die
unfofen=Mppropriation fir Die Staats-
gesnaoiaungs -geb0rbe 1T sanS aeitrl-
den.
sSm 6enat wuroen folgenbe gias
angenonlnlen':
Cine Bill. nonah Nnaeifellte. tpslAe
innerhalb orei Sabren ilaG iinb nah
big gu $35 unterl9lagen, bielss Ger=
qehers tpeqen init sinen bis su sebn
Sabren 3adtbaus belftaFt tusroen tons
u
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Wie BON @nalano beriAtet miro.

Wie bon @nalano beribtet Miro,
bat iih audi bort Die unftte oes Gum
mitauens iiber Die sanas Sniel perbrei=
let. gBle es aber beiBt follen Die oors
tiaen Gertreterinnen bes f6onen 8e=
fble6ts maiAes Dor ibren amerifaui.
i1sn Shweltern au ibrem 8urt6eil
poraus baben. Sic nerien ocn GUM
mi fort, iobalo lie Die @iiBlateit
berausse5oaen baben uno tlebeu i'm
nldt. fple hler5ulonbe Die junaen 9as
men, unter ir9ent cine Sii1fante oSer
ionltlpobln. Inn ipater nod einmol Da=
rum Al idlabbern. aub ipirb es bort
als gerltoB Qtaen oen auten 5on erans
tet, belnt @umnlitauen ben MnnD
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oertduenoe Siege.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07
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lld Der beiten @eiunobeit. Der glut.
beleber bate ibr 2eben aerettet."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-07
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