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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

kill the tarantulas and centipedes by
fumigating the hold. This was accord.
ingly done. The matches were rcplac
ed and the sulphur was allowed to do
Its work. Later the matches were re-.
moved, when the dead bodies of the
foe were seen In scores upon the top
OF the bone cargo. The tarantulas and
ccntipedes were curiously heapcd.
When the fumes of the sulphur as.
sailed them and they had no human
enemy to give battle to they fell upon
each other. But this struggle was
brief. The work of the sulphur was
too quick to admit of a prolonged
fight. What the crew OF the Menotte
are glad about is that they kept the
matches of the ship tightly battened
down during the run from Buenos
Ayres. They still shudder when they
think that the iarantulas and cent?.
pedes might have got among them. 1t
would have been deadly foray II
they had.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
DiStillate
Won HAMM.YOUNC CO., LTD.

Mr.. Gray, Miss Gray, Captain A. II.
Walker, Mr.. Walker, Thos. Allen, J
j. Williamson, Colonel Burgess, Miss
Spencer, Mr.. Rees. Mrs. Rees, Mr..
Lusk, Mrs. Lusk and two children, X.
Fender, r. Rawlin, W. Taylor. T. f.
Green, Mr.. sergel, Mrs. sergel. Mrs
y. Taylor. Miss Taylor, ]. Jameson
L. Walker, f. Nightingale. Mrs. T. G
Hodgkinson, T. Cox, G. Mcclure, W.
j. Clarke, J. II. Leonard, Mrs. Leon
ard, W. Mccullough, Mr. Battle, Mrs
Battle and four children, Hedley Bon
amy, S. +. Bonamy. r. c. Brown. w.
j. Brooks, w. Marcer. A. w. Kell
Mrs. Kell and two children. Miss Pick
ering, Mr.. Brice, Miss Brice, w. Dunn
q. Baird, w. Butler, c. Butler, +.
Parker, J. COPELAND, Miss Reid, Mr.
Pegden, Miss Pegden, Mr.. Matheson
Mr.. Hambleton, c. Melville, Miss Mel
Vile, Mr.. Grant, Mr.. Dow, w. Drin
nan, W. Dick. Miss Iddelden, ID. s.
Beveridge, Miss Fraser, w. Waddell
W. B. Mitchell, G. Pannell, Mrs. Per,
cival, II. Allen, Mrs. Allen. j. Withell
j. Allen, Mrs. Mannion, Mr.. Hooton,
Mrs. Hooton, Miss Hooton, Mr.. Bed
ford. Miss Anderson, Mr.. Collie, Rev
w. Mcconnell, Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Engel
bracht, G. l.. Beauchamp, Mrs. Beau,
champ, A. T.. Dalwood and two chill
dren, Frank Butcher, Mrs. Butcher and
two children, VIM. Hosken, Mrs. Il .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS BATTLE.

The battle between Decker and Mod
lin, the two indicated lightweights,
will be pulled off at the Orpheum
theatre Wednesday evening. June LIST,
Betting is exceedingly lively, as no
odds are being given on either men.
An outside bet OF 800 side was post,
ed on Hotel street Saturday evening.
Aside from the lightweight contest for
the Islands, other good matches will
be pulled OFF. A good man from Camp
Mckinley will meet an equally good
man from the New York. Three other
sets Of evenly matched men will con.
test for honors. Stage seats, so; or.
chestra, $3.50; dress circle, 81; gallery,
soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
A QUEER LEGAL MIX

In l.. II. Dee vs.. w. H. Smith, before
Judge Gear this morning, bill to set
aside an alleged invalid deed made by
Frank Hustace to the defendant, j. A..
Magoon representing plaintiff, it de.
Seloped with Hustace on the witness
stand that Hustace had given check
'or $3.50 to Magoon for legal advice in
The matter of drawing the deed that
Dee seeks to have declared OF no ac-
count. 1t was alleged that this certain
deed was made for the purpose Of
avoiding credit responsibilities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
BATTLE 0! GATIPtD[S
WILD SEA STORY COMES
FROM PHILADELPHIA FRONT
SAILORS LOST IN THE STRUGGLE
WITH TARANTuLAS AND
OTHER euGs-suLPHuR
FUMES RESCUE.

The Philadelphia Telegraph is re-
sponsible for this story OF the sea:
The Italian bark Anita Menotti Is In
port from Buenos Ayres. Under her
matches she has just 1000 tons OF
bones. The voyage was a memorable
one, for shortly after leaving Genoa
the bark was struck by violent
squali, which carried away her miz'
Zentopmast, besides doing other dam
age to the ship.
Notable as the trip was, IL remain
ed for the crew to have an experience
such as they never wish to undergo
again, and this today, when the
matches were lifted and preparations
were made to unload the bones. II
was an experience that almost turned
the hair of the sailors white. When
they went below they discovered that
a horde of tarantulas. centipedes and
nameless bugs were prepared TO give
battle.
Now. IL takes a brave man TO face a
ITO plN' 10 pOlHohouos Ipuh
to confront an army Of them requires
sort Of courage that is not often
found anywhere.
The tarantulas and centipedes were
thoroughly at home in the great mass
Of bones. They objected to being dis.
turbed, and when the sailors began
the work Of unloading the pests at
once offered battle. The seamen pluck.
lily stood to their guns, to use a lively
metaphor. As the crawling enemy al.
vanced to the attack the sailors laid
Justify about them.
They had armed themselves with
long. strong bones, and with these
they sought to beat off the tarantulas
and centipedes. IL was fight
against too big odds. The foe was ton
numerous As fast as one tarantula
would be killed another would take
its place. In the battle not few OF
the seamen were nipped in the legs,
being saved from serious bites by the
sea-boots they wore.
Those sailors who were in the hold
of the bark soon became exhausted Ia
dealing death and others Of the crew
took their places But they could not
get rid Of their tenacious foes. AS
fast as one was killed another took its
place. Then the fighting sailors clam
bered out of the hold upon the deck.
leaving the tarantulas complete vic.
tors. A number OF the tarantulas
tried to follow the retreating seamen,
but they no sooner showed themselves
above the matches than they were
easily disposed Of.
After the retreat Of the sailors the
tarantulas and centipedes again took
refuge in the bones. Then Captain
Ferrara and his officers held a coun.
Gil OF war, when 1t was determined to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
70 SILL TO-DAY.

Stmr. Claudine, Parker. for Maui
ports at p. m.
Stmr. w. @. Hall. S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports at 5 p. m.
o. s. s. Ventura, Hayward, for San
Francisco, at y. IN.
r. NJ. S. s. Manuka; Phillips. for Van
couver, at p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
CEPARTEU.

Monday, May 30.
Stmr. Likelike, Napala, for Maui and
Molokai ports, at y. IN.
Stmr. Ike Au Hou, Tullett, for Ka-
paa. Anahola. Kilauea, Kalihiwai and
Hanalci, at : p. m.
Tuesday, May 81.
Stmr. Kinau. Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports. at noon.
Stmr. Mauna Loa. Simerson, for Maui
and Hawaii ports, at noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
DeX, published In the Saturday BuIls,
tin and the Weekly Edition, pIves .
concise and complete resume Of all 10
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judo
ments. building permits and real %
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin
70 cents per month. Weekly Bulletin
~ DER year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

81 see that the Russian soldiers as.
sert that they don't get enough to eat"
"That's too bad. The Russian officers
ought TO know that their man can't
run well on an empty stomach
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
TO SAIL TOMORROW.

Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Mahukona.
Kukaiau, Paauhau, Laupahoehoe, Pa
paaloa and 0okala at 9 p. m.
S. s. Sonoma, Herman. for Page
Page, Auckland and Sydney.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

Weather Bureau. Punahou. May 81
mperature--Mornlng minimum, 6S;
maximum, 81.
Barometer at a. m, 1901, steady.
Rainfall, co.
Absolute moisture at . a. M, 6.l grs
per cubic foot
Humidity ut a. m, GO per cent.
Wind light n. f.: weather, fair.
r.. C. LYDECKER,
Territorial Mcteorologist.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, May 81.
S. S. Ventura. Hayward, from Fan
sing. Page Pago. Auckland and sgd.
ney, at $3.50 a m.
Tuesday. May 81.
X. NJ. s. s. Manuka, Phillips, from
Sydney, Brisbane and Suva, at a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
NEW I. TO-DAY
NOTICE.

Steamer Kinau, sailing from Homo.
lulu Tuesday, June It'll. Will depart
from Hilo on Thursday. June 9th, at
10 a. m. instead of Friday. and will
call at all ports on her return trip
that week, one day ahead of time; ar.
irving In Honolulu Friday morning.
WILDER'S s. S. co.
O7SO.St
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

Copper mines In Michigan have in.
creased in number from less than T..
600 In 1893. to more than $4,000 in
1903
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

Last quarter of the moon June 9Th.
Tides from the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey Tables.
The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur
about an hour earlier than at Ho-
nolulu.
Hawaiian Standard Time Is lOh som
slower tnan Greenwich time, being
that Of the meridian Of 1880. The
time whistle blows at 1880 y. m. which
is the same as Greenwich. Oh ON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
DUE TOMORROW.

S. S. Sonoma, Herman, from San
Francisco, due a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31
Auction Sale
Or
Household Furniture
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 2,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A, NJ,

At the residence of Mr.. II. Campbell,
i7lS Nuuanu Avenue. In the yard of
Mr.. w. w. Hall. will sell at public
auction. the entire household furniture
consisting of Handsome Corner Seat,
Bookcase. Inlaid Table, Cane Tables,
Morris Chair Center Rugs, Handsome
Oak Bedroom Set. Iron Beds, Chit.
fonier, Baby Cribs, Extra Fine Nets,
Toilet Sets, Handsome Large Oak Din.
ing Table, Dining Chairs, Ice Box,
Meat Safe. Kitchen Table, Lamps.
Cooking Utensils. Wood and Coal
stove, Bamboo Tables.
JAS. r. MORGAN,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-31

Is compounded with the greatest OF
care and contains nothing injurious.
It is safe and reliable remedy for
stomach complaints and has record
of fifty years OF cure to its credit.
Many prominent physicians prescribe
and recommend II as a cure for dys.
.pepsia, indigestion, fatuiency, beleh'
ina, nervousness and insomnia. Try
Il The genuine must have our Pri
vate Die Stamp over the neck Of the
hottie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

Observation-Disclosures, Der 3rpiidlcn
linen berrIdt, olt5qIeihen un0 polt'
tiih gcmciniom arbeiteu iolIten, 1T
bel 0en icBiQen 3uIt6uoen un0 Dem
nieoriQcn 9il0mgaitanO ser aroBen
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RuBInO'2 INNER mcbr &o0cn. Us
1T Iomeit nod iebr in Der NinocrbeIt
allen e9 lit riIbriq ute Die poIItIlheh
Moroe ser Iebteu 3eit 5eiget. gle
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monucn, Oann pdrc Oicien Rcoollltio'
n6rcn picl @inO aus ben Sc9eIn &C.
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mi Dem 4an0e rlticn cine ~9eorltdte
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unn orbciten 0cn rcpohtion6ren Gle
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mcnn dcmcl0ct miro, Dab 'th Der
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9alBlau0 in Sen arieg aiHG bat Bit
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1ruppen monotclaug Dor lid bcrtrci
zen f0nncn, Der @eIt Elm fiir unm0g.
id achaltGue2 Shnuipicl bieten0.
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&ermiidJte Iu5eiseH.
9lufacbnt.

IS miro 5ur uugemeiueu deuutuib 9ebrdbt
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ben @emcilOcl S6loe. Seipel ltno Baltimore
5u QeibebelI.
gittacnoortmnh am 3. Cftobcr 1904.
Ter Stnuoc5beamte
(2y2) IN &crtrclulg: Vie0atu.
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Sdnl /. qnseigetl.
OlarHlanS Snititut.
annfts nnh 8eidncnidule.

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Shlptur,S6 uIel beqlnnl i'm 3. Stfober. 8eics
men IN allen letnen Sd6erlI. nudl WlpoeaeH ura
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CT aBe, fat T
pie meduHti6en GIafTen oes erTten uuS atpet
ten Sdbrco fuerben In ner 6oQingf9RarftsSdGe
observation-disclosures, gebulren.
= .. Wurriinu, BorTlber
oe5 Comics fiir sltrit uuo 3eidneufhuTe.
1afaloee fbnrert I'M Snititlt ooer onrcb os
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(Sept12. MoNiiGr .1Mltl ~
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Subann Is. Webr.

e. ftarb AM i6 Sftober 1904 1err 1pbauu
g. stehr, 8tttluer Der eeriiorDeIelI Wtdeonletta
9Sebr. I'M Filter bon 40 Sabreil 8 MIonuten mo
16 3aaeu, Die 9eernigung fiuoet 5ienitaa,
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1928, Sfts2anpaIesS trabe. ans ftatt. moan Die
Nerpanoten u1o 5rellnoe Der Sainilie b6tli6it
citeeIaoel iino. (202)
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H,ro,,. 9(ulh(ufnr.

Sic gecroiaune BON 6rnH5 Anidliofar, aebo.
rem am S. 9(pril 1885 ~ S9atiett Se3lgt
Wts.. TofnritiGas , llbr, BON 1ruuerBauie,
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9tr. OF. Z. 8. Septdlopba" mo Der "9tatos
lGHoer BidcrsG ereiHIaull4,'
CNeutfbc mn diircihticbc 3ctttnaen TtoqeII
apfl cnnircu 2g2--3)
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Sermann Sarotfc.

@S itarb ant II. Sftober 1904 3r. Sermnnn
@nrotfe, @ittper Der peritorbeiten Geriettl
unb I Ina. 3te Neeroieufta fiubet Mitttpudl,
NadmittdaS. nm . 1tbr. bon Der sSobnnnG feiz
iler Sdhpeiter, 5rau Ilbertine ~atehbeilt, 9fr.
2O07. Ntpnnonier'S Court, ans ltait.
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SooesfGae.

am IS. Sftober Sarah aSumS, 60 Sabre
alt.
gm 10. Sftober 9inS bon SpirpB ii. euuiic
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Im Is. Sftober M,arl e. Eheuourf.
glm IA. Sftober Gitiabetb Sefntanu i'm q,
9ebeuSiabre.
Nm ii, Oftober Sraut q. Sfrrmann i'm vi,
ter bon 81 Nabren.
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Ridltsr Samnel 8. Garle.

GS iinrb Spnntae friib unt ~ nbr 81 Wet
ttelo, nabe Gentrebtue. Queen gfte'e Soiint9,
Hihfer samnel Z. Carte I'M Glter BON so Aa9'
ret. 9aS acknowledgements flIioef tleh,tas.
WlelfieIo aus ftatt.
(2e1-9 Fts trauerusm Sinterbfiebemen.
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nit cirerH 3ou pon 3tDei Collars rs
Gents pro @auone bclnitct, ebenio
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poQllcr 1T NIT od]t Collars pro
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un6crc @cine ie nod ibrcHt NItpbol=
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len i'm TuB 20 Gents pro 0oQone, in
Ilaiden un0 9riigen 40 Gents. NlG
0ieic 30ue 3nbIeu Die Erinfer nod
ucben oeu $50 Millionen SnIano.
.itcucru. Die fclthtfrobIi6eu &eltc
Der G%erciniaten Stooten traqen olio
sum StaotsbauSbaIt Snfel Sam'5
meitollS ant Mteiiten bel. Sic 5ablen
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tcrbalten oos Seer Sum gr0Bten
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leu Stooten nod 10 nebcnbet aus
.bnen bcrau6!
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Meprae MneGer.

gs itnrb ort t6, Sftober 1904 8eeres Wttiler.
60 Sabre alt. lit feiter 8obntira, Dir. ~, Horos
Durham. strase, Die geeroiann9 ttloet am
Gienitas, RahmittagS 9 llbr, itntt .8eripdtloie
ltno Srelrhe fino eingeluheIt, oeft 2~ranet'eete-
monte'u beisutpohneu. ~ t29l-2
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9nhn Serlufa e sohn,

aetdrnbenatter anb GlHbaliamirer.
gr. zoos, Erlenns.str: Wtb. gel; 9tnotGr goo
8peioeethdft: gr. 524, oeEl. galterItaoeTne
SinhInmbfopE Baltimore, W'arhIaHo Ielepbon:
WfnhFor 60. 4utfden tueroeH g~eltefert fur
Soh;eifen, rlnterbaEtuHgen nnb anSere @eIe'
penhetten. lOtOtl4,lN,ANSI
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NnnnI I'll finhcm.

Gm Snterciie ciHer iebr bOben ulacnciuItns
niaell Sabe miro guidlul an eht iurtihrittitdD
reiiatUe 3cntennC, aber lur an loIfe Geuic,
9cilht. slnrcilcGl crbeten inter ,Bepiiieuhait, -
GTpeotttun oes pSentfdleu GUrrciponoenten".
(29l-3)
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Sanfine Wchner.

IS itarb am II. Sftpber 1904 iniete ".
ltehte Wtliiter, @robmutter nnh Shpieeerihna
DC Sesroisulp finbet Mtttpodn. gsdhnilfia9s
nm : llhr. bonn Sauie ibreS ShpieeerippMeo,
Stn' Seff0arS Sorrig, 9sr, 1905, Rllien GIT
aus attf Der oeououn.Barfsg erieferhA faH'
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g q R.-s:. qaui 469g. 0o.-g8inbfor 1898.
8. SnnOcrs & S6bne,
2statu6ettatter uns Gtubaltamtrer,
gr. nos unb 1910 GautDn-0 luenue.
1abttlanteu ppn gGteHtsgasfets.
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Qnnnpn. Isarf.G enetern.

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sseriHtenbent bes Grunoes unb gooens tptrb
iebe aeipinftte austunft ertbetIeu. 9aS gre'
rratortum fiebt tdgltf 5ur 3RfpetttoH often.
gBeoen Q1berem ipeHoe man Ith an ben Gus
perintenoenten ooer an oas 9itrepu IN VT, ,2l'
gseit. saratoga straRe. (ARrA5-l
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iUeroe Oab i6nen intmer gerc6tigfeit
tptoerfabren tueroel

neroe, ooB i6nen intner Gerchtigfeit
fptoerfobren tueroe.
Sh Sei6eIberQ bat cine
eonteren6 Oeuti6er GiicnDom4Ntini,
ller llber Die erIten 9drittc }ltr Mn
oaglilllla Der Observation-Disclosures
Illeillldo1t beratben. Wion arbeitet
allo oorolli hin, Den Giicn5abnbctrie5
Der ein3eInen Stoatcn ciubeitIid SIT
le1ten, Aut Elm A}eraer," aber eiH
ltdatIi6er.
Sebel ertIGrtc an Sem
lo5laloemotratiiheu E%artettog gu
9remel1, Dob ouf Nutroa Der Oelt.
ldeh Delegation Der udhite inferno.
tlonole Gorteitag 1907 III Stuttgart
ob9eboIten rperoen foil. Cab Die @ars
tel Den i6mahooueu 3ultanb gebabt
babe, es ni6t 3lt ruogcn, cinen inter-
1lattonoIeh GongreB ndf 9euti6.
lano eil5uIaben, babe BEN 8runo,
Dab Die m0htigite @eQicrung Geutit-
lonb'S inter GinfluB pes Ruiientur.
1e" ltebe. Stuttgart lit Die Solpts
ltnot oeS 2anbeS, IN Dem oaa rcIatio
0roBte WfaB biirGerIihcr 6rciDcit
berrift. GS fonrmt nod bin5L NoB
man oas ldmGbiide Gamble erreif)en
fam, obne onoere oeltite &atcrlans
Der beriibren 5u m~iiiielt, 8ir luerocn
GILES tbitrt, Inn nod u~nicrcn geiltigen,
torperlihen ulo finon3ieQen &raiten
unleren internotionoIen 9ril0ern
1907 einen GongreB por3ubereitcrL
an Dem iie hire belle 6rcltoc bobcn
meroen."
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Inorem Gnrnegte Gat ~
Dor ieiner Nbrciie. bon 9~iperpooI Ell,
nem Snternieluer 9egeniiber fir &oo,
Ieoelt ertlGrt unb mill fir i'm oQcS
tblln, mas or tbltn fam. Notitrlid
aus @eIdlGitSriidiidten. Gr erflGr.,
boB Der mollItrieQe @cttbclperb 10
9roB lei, onB Die inoultricQen S5ntc.
reI'en citen E~rGlioenten brolld)tcn,
Der G%ertroiien ciniloBe. @em2 gtos
tilrlid) Carnegie uno Comforter, Die
Sod)5oue aud Ierner miiniten, oon1it
Tic in Snlnno Die Goniunentcn idr0.
pfell, I'M 9llSluno oen Mcttbeper6
lnterbicten f0nnen 1llto babel bod
9ltnocrte BON WiQionen ci1beimicn
fo1tnen. Son ieinem Stanopunfte
bat Serr Carnegie gan5 rcd)t. 8er
i'll iueni9en Sabr5ebnten mebrere
bunoert MiIlinnen .nlaft, bot feline
l(rIode, einen @ed)iel beS SpItcm3
ST. lpiinihen, unlter benz er oieie Heihs
Thinner anaelornmelt bat. @ut lueniQ.
items, ooB Der Monn bel Der @obl
audi mir cine Stttnme bot.
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eoebem erihteu BEL 6. gieriuH, 9resbsH:
"Die A,tekrmblmmr,'
bon Grnft Senrfei,

non Crit Senrtc,
eine 9idttre bon orientaItfder Rra6f iro
he,itSber gemiiibstiefe. Die 8i6tiii1g inodt IN
SeutidIano aroses inb berehtiates auffebeu
iinb lit oas eieenartteite @erf bes gaItimcrer
9idters. 9ie eeiamnlte aritif fagt %fibereins
jtimmenb, bic SidtlHg mfrfe oerniaBer tdset'
ttirenb, oab Aienranb ods Merf nir eintrdG Iefe.
bieImetr univioerftebIth INNER tuteoer bon ihHl
dnge3oee1 tpfirbe.
8orrdttts sunt greife bon 30 Gents 0ber,
tuenr lieberienburta bnrd Noft eefuiinfft mfrs,
bon So Gents In Der Office hes
.GeutiGen Gprrefponberten,"
(f66-Y Baltimore. ssr. ALL ct. Ranlffs.
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Naltinpre Sramsfer Gn.,

VfuHfFf Hugt O~uHsSIIuHtf
Dot ibre gnsTtatiline nrr utebrere Sntrtperfe
(9dns) bergr0bert rno lit test I'M otdnoe.
aR1beI bon Salis 81 9dts 5i betdrotrr1 mo
fir bic Iufbeudbriitg ODER Berie1hrflg en
berpaden. 8rompte urlo 3nberldifge seete'
uuns ptrb angeiidert. sb2-I
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% BADEN lid i'm 2ippcs
2dnnden Nun aud 5pci @cerlogcr
qcbiIoct. Sm einen bciBt'9: Sie @rui
Geopolo! I'M moercn: Sic Grin5
Ioolf bon SdoumbrrQ! Die lcbtcrc
Eartei crluortet bon i6rem Gbron,
GanOiooten cineu prrmtcnOcn Sol
bait un0 Oonit einen N1liitulng ser
8eid)Gite, Mud Die bon &ippe merOcu
prottiid) mo itellen 0o9 @cihGit iibcr
oic 9pnoItic.
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IS BAT longc qcouucrE
bis Der 9eiuno in Der oSloc1m".
aotaltropbe o6gei6loiien moroen lit;
ct bat sur Sol9e gebobt, ooB sic orei
bo6itcn 9eomtcn oe3 0ompfer.5 ST.
IpettionSoieniteS prompt obgeicbt
wor0en iinb. 9oS lit red)t; oern mad,
Dem @eridtc ser llnterilfungS-
%Gommiiiion fonntc 0or ni6t onoer3
GebanOelt mcroett. ga Der 9criNt
ouh Ole Gioentbiimer ocS nSIouun"
mituerontiuortli6 modt, 10 miro oud)
bier Die Siibne nidt oit5bIciben. G6
lie Den 0picrn bon nobc5u 1000 Men.
ifenIcbcn entipredcno itin miro?
Ginfndc 9icnItcntlnlmng ser Hcgic-
rnn9Sbeomten lit cine icbt qclir0e
Stroie, menu Der GfIihtOcri1umniB
Elm Sbeif at Dem llngliid beigemciicn
miro.