davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
@rocerteS.

@etrodnete Sriibte-NepfeI, an BET Sonne
Setrofnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren &c BIS TIC:
Sttron 13c bis l4c; ROinen, 2 @rorr, per
gfunb, 7c, 8 gropn TIC. 4 @romn TIC Saa,
r%tenfreie &c bis Sc. California 0uscateI TIC;
SnItana 73c, tr1portirte SuItana lie Bis 14c
California Apritofen SC bis 12c.
Sprup-StGnoarb @orn Csc bis 25c: ee,
udbIter &c bis 52c; Sorghum 2sc biz S8c:
Stem Orleans ROIafes 1sc bis 26c; gemd6Is
ter 30c bis 58c.
ghife -8ra3iI neti &c Bis 10c; Stlberts IL ;
gtanbeLn IA; tuei6i9aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn 15c; 4eanuts &c bis SIC;
serDfete 7c bis &c; @nslii@e BaIniHe 1916.
gidEes-24 OO int SaB $40; I2o0 tna Sas
So; 1900 TIM SaIbfas $3.50; 900 tut Sa3
$3.50.
indianapolis Rafee'4refe:
@eu6bnI. bis gutter 10-12c, priato bis aes
udblter 14-16c /; 5ancp 324-83c. Sober
DeIow 10 bis 22c, Soua 28-32c.
SIN gafetsn:
Grtoia $11.75 Zion $11. 75, Seriet S1l. 10:
Caracas S11 10. Diamortb's s11. rs, 9uftb
Saea Blene $14. 30, TlaiI8ou6 Sill. ~. gotes
GLenbeb Sapa SILT
8aGer-DominOes 7.47c; stiG3uder $50
prIuertftrter 5.47c; 2EEE puIpertftrter B.37c.
feiner graruIirter 4.97e; Cubes 6.47c; Con.
fectiOners' VI 4.87c; Etbsepoob U 4.s2c; gbb,
mtg " Alto; Gsnpsre u 4. 7se; SbeaI Grtra
@oIben 6 4.67c; Gtnbior @gtra 6 4.62e,
&~ibgepoob u 4.62c; seIber 6 4. Tic; Is gels
Der 4.02.
Rets-@aroIt1a, Ropf. 53--7sc, Sapan 8
-63c, gebro@ener, 33-44c.
@ffs-gRaIa( 40 Ct. Eef). Sab. Ellie pc
@aIsne.
SeruGr6e - @an3e: gnipiee i3e BITS 16e:
@aifia 13c bis loo NusfatbIiithe 6Oc BIS
65c; Nustatrub ACC bis 6Oc; @an5er i6par'
ser Bfefer 15c biS l6c, S9ot Ice ueiB 25c;
gteIfen 15c; semabIener i6uar3er gfeTer 1se.
peiber Doc bis Doc, rotber zoe.
Stdrte-BearI, 54c, Champion Slot, i unb
8 9faab gadete 8, Rorn, / 4fb. 4adets,
4L-63c.
@tnsema6te Sri@te-8Ia6berrtes 8 gfs.
SLIGO; 8eades STANDARD, 8 pfb., 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 Bfunb ST. 5O-$1. So; gie
Rea4es, 81 .40-$1.60 30; NranGs, Stanbarbs
Z PfO., 81. 65-$1.9O; SECONDS, 2 qfunb,
81 .26-S1.45; eriine 8obnen, 8 8funb Rams
men, 81, 8abanla gnanas 81. 9O-S2 .26c,
Gefiebte @sbien, $1.20-$I. 70, friite SUM- SO
@ents, 8Rarrow 9Oc, etasepei1te 65e-s0e,
tomatoes, 8 9funb, ST.. 10-S1.15, 3nders
Rorn 9Oc-$1. 90, apfelbutter, pet Duteao.
8 Hfunh, $1.
@anop-Stansen II; sentii9t &c; @ro'
Ger semii@t 73e; Banner Emift Sc; Cream
Bonbons 1Oe; $50. 2 @reant sentii9t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
@eram@ertes NIetf@.

suaar @ureb S9tnfen = grfe OnaIttdt {:
1870 gfano 1911: 10 4funb 124c; 19-12
gFunb 10; 3meite AuaItdt /: 20-l6 gfuttb
124e ; 10 gfunb 12c /; IL Rf1nb 124c /; 10
9funb 1896.
@aEiforntf@e S@inten-6 Bis 8 Sfanb SC;
9 bis IL 4funb 84c.
SnuItern-@ngI. Gureb, Ii Bis 20 Pfun
I'm Dar6I6nitt, s4c; 16 gfirnb DurGf@nitt,
8Ac. 10 BIS IL Bfuras 84c.
SrubtfsdsG peG-4Iarer @nsIiib @ureh Is,
oespdhIter Gugar @ureb 16c, 60 Pflno TN
Dur6S&nitt 15e 8 Big 9 8funb TIM 9urA,
f@mitt 133c; 10 bis 10 @funb int Dur9i@n;t
he; 8 81 anb trn Dur9i9nttt, iGtaaI, 1l4c;
8 gf,snb INT Durt4i&ntt. f9raal, 114c.
sped, gnsI.-@emdbIter, 8 bis 10 gfunb
Int Dnr9i9nitt, 1876; 10 bis IA 9funb In
Dur&f9nitt, 12c.
Gped-Rlare Setten, 80 bis so Efunb I'm
9urti9nttt, 98e; RIare Seiten, 80 bis 40
qtune, 1Oc; RIare Belies, 25 bis 30 Efunb,
93c; 1s bis % 9fb., 94c; Ia Bio Is 9funb,
1886; GIare giiiGen, 20 bis 80 Pfunb. csc;
RiiGea 12 bis Ii Pfunb 94c; RIare gtiden 9
BITS 8 Rflnb, 1Ofc
@epDfeItes G@uetnelesf9 - 2nocbenIoieE
Tancp pig Sal 90; RIares gsaa $1,000; Sam,
10 $3.50; GHort GIear SIG. 80; 9aaurpi
$40 80.
Celebrities EtinbFeii& - G&tnten, reg.
Sets, 123c; A~ubenietten lis; Snneni. 143'
| Gll69eI 133c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Nt-9apan.
9as aiiattfde SmieIoolf Dor o. Sabreu.
9eer umo Slatte.

~0~ @f@AttWG SWfttup@A u 0OO aSUVE&Ws
9eer umO Statte.
Snterehante Nuf5ei9nungen uber
NltzSapan ftnoen Ti9 in Dem 2ogbu9
oes englif6en &apitGns @aris, Der Dor
fait 300 Sabren feline erfte 3etie na6
Sapan u%nternabm, UNI fir Die Oft
-nbtf9e &ompa9nie 5anbelsberbinbun=
gen bort an3utniipfen. @nglanb nabm
bamals auerf an ienen fernen 3iften
tpegen ieiner mod frifden 2orbeeren,
Die es i'm Sample nit Spanien bapon<
getragen, cine angefehene @teaung elm,
unb &apitdn Saris melbet in ieinen
Nuf3et9n1ngen, bdB er BEL benz alten
8Dnig 5oiu BON Sapan cine b09it
ebrenboue Nufnabme 9efunDen babe.
Qu9 bas 8olf 3etgte ii9 bur9peq
freunbli9 unb b0fli9. Nur nidtsz
nuBige @traBenbuben f9einen in Nltz
Supuu 70 ungeaogen getpeI en- gu 1ein,
ipie mttunter no4 Aeute in cipiliiirten
2Gnbern; fie fpt9ten ben englt19en
@eele1ten Idrmenb bur9 DE @traBen
uno riefen ibnen na9: nSbr 4oreaner
nit ben fdG9en 6er3en."
Was Die bamalige iapani59e Slptte
anbelangt, 10 er3dblt @aris, ettpa o6t
ober 5ebn Meilen bies1eits Der @traBe
BON gbenina=@e qu (@6tmonofef)
lei ietn S3iff BEL elmer groBen 5tabt
auf cine 0f9unfe pon 800 Bis 1000
Sonnen geitoBen, bic eine Ma9e an
8oro bate. Sic mar BON 6D6f ur=
fpriinelt9er 8auart, erinnerte fart an
Noabs Qr4e unb btente, pie Die Ginz
geborenen erfldrten, our 8efDrberung
BON Sruppen nu9 ben Snfeln, fans
irgenbnp Elm Nufftunb ausgebrp9en
fet. &apitdn Sarts fegelte an Der
&iite entlang na9 5uf9imi unb fam
bort gerube our 3eit an, fpo Die 8ez
faBung benz 8rau9e gemGB mad brett
iGbrigem Nufentbalt abgelD}t purbe.
Die alten Sruppen mdrf6irten ab unb
Die neuen ridten in b06it militdri59er
9altung Elm. sic funen in elmer 3o=
lpnne BON finf 9liebern. 6sran. On
Der SpiBe BON ie 5ebn 8otten befanb
iih Elm Sffi5ier, Der %forttpGbrenb bette
Orbnung bielt. Sir ben 9ur6marff
unb Die 8erpfle9ung biefer 5000 Mann
mar 10 gut geforgt, baB Niemanb, Der
auf Der Marf4ftrede pobnte ober aui
berfelben St~abe reifte, i'm Minbefter
belditigt purbe, fpnbern ale Welt Die
Solbaten nit 8ergniigen als 9d1te
aufnabm. Sic 3ublten ndmli9 fin
aqes, mas ie nabmen, genau pie an
bere 2eute. Sebe @tabt uno jeoes
Sorf, bas lie bur6eogsn, bate 9ar=
ti9en unb Speiiebduier in Wenge, nr
fie ieben Nugenblid cine Mdhl5eit err
balten fDnnten 81 ieoem oeliebiger
Yreife, bon einem pennp Bis gu 5tpei
| @9tqtngen in englif9em 9elbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
NrA@te ttnD @ e4ttATe.
E d te.

Gttroneu-$3. OO--3. 90 fir 10000.
Dronqen-Santp Sloriba S.. 25 per 8pT,
California Seedlings $l.75, california Nas
peIs $3.50 bis 2.tO per Bog, Tan9artnes
So. so bis $2.75
Bonanen-@epGbIte 81 20 bis $i.60 per
Bun&, speite AuaIttdt ST. 90 bis $l.25.
Rotusndfe-$3 OO-3.2S per Sunoert.
Set9en Grnnrna 11-16c bas Sfunb.
Datteln &c per Efnnb, 80 Rfp. Rtffen.
Mepfel-S2.5 80 bis ga. 90 per SaB.
Neuer ~9ontg-16c.
8ineaspIes So. so.
@ranberries $2.25-2.75 per 8uibeL.
@emGe.
3wtebeIn-gelbe $2.75 per 100 Efb., uetBe
obet rptbe $500.
epanif9e 3piebeIn 81 80 per Crate.
RartofeIn 81 per 8uI5eI.
Reue Rartoffeln So 50 per 8uibel, $500
per SaB.
Suinois StbfartofeIn $3.50 per Tab.
Rraut-S1.50 pet SoB.
@eIerh-per Dutenb SOC.
8otbe 8iben SO per Sab.
NaDD Spbnen $40 per Bil1el.
Rnoblau9 &c per Sfanh.
BeiBe 8iiben &C per 8uibeI
gubIi6e Stabilize 6Oc per gun@, einbeimii9e
3Oc per Ous enb 8un9es.
SaIat 1tc-17c p + Bfunb.
Spinat Goo per 9utenb @unebes.
Reue rueiBe Tuben 4Oc per 9utenb Bundles.
8bubarb 4fc-60c per Onbeto.
Crime 8obnen S '.75-$3.OO per &ifte.
Sale 1925 per Sab.
@urfen 81. 0C-$1.50 per Sutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
@etret0e.

Beten - $50. 2 rotber $1.02 auf @ele >
fen, 5 i.O2 pom NhbIen; 9o. 8 rotber 90;
NpriI 81; Basenuetsen 81.
Rorn (neues) - $50. l wetB SOC ; No. Q
weiB Soc; $50 8 metB 5O;; SO. 4 weiB,
47c; yio. 2 metb sen1if9t 1876; SEQ. 8
neiB gen1ii6t 49fe ; SO. 4 metb seutsf9i
473e; SEQ 2 seIb tOc; $50. 8 seIb SOC i;
SO. 4 seIb SOC; $50. 2 seu.ti@t SOC ;
$50. 8 sertif9t soc; $50. 4 seutfGt 46e ;
RuIben 471ac.
Safer- Sic 2 uetBer ABS; $40. 8 wetbsr
42c; $50. 2 @emti9ter 413c: Re.8 senf@tes
Ale.
Seu = SO. 1 Etmotbb $12 90; SIC.
2 Eimotbp $1O.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
&6Mteretem

S~nbianapUIis Detail gertaufspreiie :
Nammutb RIee Sc. 25-S7.O 90.
9totber $o.0O-$6 70.
81 fife 81 25-$8 90.
MIfaIfa $9.26-$1O 90.
@eiSer So 50-$1O.25.
Sancp Stmotbp $1.85-$1.90.
@enGblter 81 80-$1.s 5.
9rima 81 75-$1 80.
Sancb Rentufn BIausraB $1.<O-$1.50
@rtra reines in gbdf $1,000.
Sr1arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
9ieb Sop in Gbaf 85c-$1 25.
BeiBer Soma Samen 9afer 5000.
@eiBer Sninois 5c-55c.
Sannen @orn rpeib unb seIb $1.10-$1.35.
Climber 3uderrobr Samen 1890.
Gniilage gorn 10000.
Sribiabr @erfte 10000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
@eS@Io@tefes Eteb.

Trt9es EtnbFei9-BefIi&e Sttere Oh
68c; bteitse Stiere 73--74c; btei9e RtnSer
$50 bts FOO Bfune 64c; bieitge &i5e 400
bis $50 Bfmnb 53c T; 2ibe $50 bis $50 Pfanb
Sc; Stier gorberptertel 6Ic, Stter Sinter'
uierteE &c, Ntab StnterpterteI SC, Sinh
SorberpterteI &c, Sub BorternterteI 4c, Rub
9interbterteI &c.
9rt56es RoIbFetih-RdIber 94c, Stnter'
uierteI 13c, gorberpierteI Sc.
Srti1es S@offeti6 2drrsr1er per Pfisro
1O3c !; g&afe 83c; S@enfeI 10e; Rafs, t1re,
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
NnBlanb.
&C { u E S { 5 E.

WeueS ubenbeBe
g t. petersburg, 5. Npril.
9ier miro genteloet. bab in @omel elm
4neriff auf Die Suben 9enta6t purbe.
Die Mnsesrifenen ieBten fi6 per5tuei=
felt sur Webre unb %bertrunbeten 4 bon
ibren Mn9reifern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

9tnotbb-Bertaufspreiie: $11. oO-13. Go,
RIee - Sertaufspreife: 80 O0-$9.O0.
BeIf@torn - gertaufspreie: ie na9 Del
RuaIitdt, $500.
9afer-eei9dIt 39-45c; tn ben aebreR
80 OO-$1O.O 90 per Tonne.
~Strob-9retie, ie na5 benz Grab. tn Bab
len, $6-$Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
TdgltNer Marftbert6t.
B{eBmGrSt

SnOtanapolis linton gtebbOfe. 6 9priI.
R~tnbpteb.
@epGbLte bts prtma @Gport
etiere, 15OO-15OO 8fo...... 81 go IS 20
U9dbtse bis u1ittlere @rport
Gtiere, 1%3OO-14OO 9fb..".. 40 IS
Cute bis prtrna S9Id9ter gtiere,
115O-1250 8fb....--"..~ 25-4 Do
@ewD5nli6e Gtiere, 11,b0 biz
1,26O Ttlto. ......."...... Oj-4 4U
Sute bis sepdbIte Seeding
Sttere. 4O0-4 81
gdbise bis CUTE Seeding Stiere,
100000 Bfb.....".-.".. 575-4 IL
@5ute Stoders 8 26-4 90
2ethte Gtoders. 2 OO-3 %
@ute bis ee1pdhIte Sinh r........ 8 75-4 %
HittIere bts quite Stinber-..".... 8 36-3 60
Sen6bnli@e &inber. ...".."..... 3 75-3 p
Suite bis sepdbIte Stbe... -..... 8 60 90
RttIere Gibe. 325-3 50
@ewDbnIide bis CUTE Sibe........ 2 76-3 30
@em0bnLiGe aIte EiAe. .".-."... 2 OO-6 10
Suite Rihe NIT RaIb. S25- $50
@eu6bnIt1e Gibe nit Sal ..... $50 $26
GemdbIte Rdlber. 4O0-6 co
Shrpere RdLber. 2 Oa-5 90
srima Bis fancp Export 8ut6er
guuen 8 4O-3 10
Gep6bnItbe bts CUTE gullen...... 275-3 20
Gem6bnIi6e BuIen. 00-2 30
q d Uetne.
Cute bis 9ewdbLte f9were....... $5 35-5 30
@emtfbte uno i9were RaGtns... 30-5 4O
@ute bis serpdbIts lei9te. ,...... 526-5 81
@epDbnIt9e Iei9te."......".". 3 15-b 20
Sate Hi9s.....-..".""-.-""" CO. 10
2ei3te Ei9s.""......". ......" DID, 70
Mouobs 75-5 IL
S9ae.
@ute BIS se1pdbIte 2dnmer-..".. 8 90 u
@erp6bnIt9e Bis CUTE SGrnnteri... 90 B 2E
Suite bis semdbIte S9afe-"..-. 325- tie
Orbtndre bis quite S9afe."".". 10 3OC
etoders-..... 60 8 O(
1Dde. per 100 9fb... So 8 OF
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
%Jfiifi6rcitrnocr Tprtidritt
Ger 6u6tn,
Sir Sapaner beieben &jni obue rnii. @egenpe1r.
Ser Senhde &rpnprn3 nad Copenhagen. Ser Gar weil ier6Hde 6re=
wiaige ab. = Ser 9ampfer JHrt gisnarf oil Gnblanb berfmft. =
SnoenbeBe in @pmel.
Seutihlanb.
6 ronprin mad @open NJ
haQen.


Gro1prin5 mad s o NJ
bagen.
Berlin n, 5. Ntitl. SIM Muftra9
bes &aifers besi6t ii9 2ronprina Grieo=
rid Mifpelm mad Copenhagen, UNI
G0nig @briitian su beiien sc. @eburts=
tag am 8. Npril gu gratuliren. Na9
Der y0oiliiaen 3eituns" nurbe an ben
Befu6 Die B%eoineung gefniipft. oaB
feline Der Cumberland g rinaeiinnen in
Copenhagen anmeienb lit.
- Nm 90. Wdr5 mar gemelbet nDr=
ben, baB Die bereits i'm @an9e beerif=
fene 0erlobung bss Gronprin3en nit
Qleranbra bon Brauni6weig Sine
burg, Der a~tpeiten So6ter beg 6eraoas
bon Cumberland, bur9 Die pl6bli6c
Mbreife beg 9ersogs unmittelbar bor
Nntunft bes &aiiers pereitelt morben
! fei. Der Gatfer bate nod Der 8raun=
f9meisif6en 2anbesseitune Die Sano=
lunesweiie bes Seraoes ls8eteioieuns
erfldrt unb bin5u9eftt9t, er tperoe ibm
nidt no9mals na9laufen.
Yanama.
Nnfunt ber s # 3 mus
= mmt fdre.
Colon, 5. Npril. 9ampfer
alliance, Der Banana Babn=8 eien=
f6aft geb6rig, III nit ben american.
ganal=@ommihdren an9etommen. 9ie
@ommifdre baben Die &dumli9teiten
pon Sc 2e1eps b~e5ogen.
Serbien.
IT. n=6 | n Till E.
gelgrab, 5. Mpril. 9as @p=
mite. tpel6es GreipiQige fir bic ruiz
iii6e Nrmee in e5erbien antpirbt, err
belt bonn 3aren cine b0fli9e Santes=
botf6aft nit benz 8eoeuten, baB Die
9iente Der Serben ni6t an9enommen
tueroen pitroen.
Gmba.
s D 6 q m m e RS u m u II E..
6abana a, 5. Mpril. 0eute uur=
ben 6aftbefeble erlaifen ge9en ben
friiberen @ongreB=Nbgeornete 2oinas
@afiGo, Beoro 5OtOlansO, &ebafteur
Der @l 2iberal uno 8. Martin 8aI=
ben, poliaei= Snipector unter Der Be-
f6ulotguns, bas 8olf 81 ben geitri9en
11nruben i'm Ibg. 9aufe aaeerei3t gu
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Dom Rnthener.

proeiDr (ber 2anbtDirt6@
f6aftsf9ule): sd mD9te nod in Der
beuti9en 9tunbe Die rationale 8etptn@
nung bes 6eus b%orne6men, 10 fange
t9 es i'm &opfe babe"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
6nmorisfisches

Brftst Drtrntbauertattttlrr.
Ser 6err bat il trumme 8etne!"-
rOas 6aben fte in e. prets=
laee alle
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
AtoEreu5srr.

SID Ole Bel elmer Nusetnanz
beriebung nit Der @nGDigen ben &ir~
aeren 5tebt): s9errf9uft, jeBt bab' id
bic 9errf9uft Iber Die 9errfdoft Derz
loren!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

Nfirffe @erdu9erte 8ratwnrf 83c.
Srantfurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrnten 6{c, IN
Ti@ 6%c.
S1mak- tn Tterees-1. Dual. 9Rc: 9.
Aualttdt SIC; 8. luaIttdt BIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06

@uthrie, Sfla. Sie n@iti8ens
8ant" bon McqsOb bat ibre 3ablun=
gen eineeftelt in Golge bes 8anterottes
Der Capital National 8anf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-06
Df=Nfsn.
Getnb d 3 a r.

cage t1 ru1tg. Jtt0fS 0errdfb Die Nt=
meienbeit oes Geinbes in biefer @eQenb.
Sie 2ebensmittel finb i'm greiie auBere
Orbentli6 aefieeen, ba Die 0orrdtbe
febr fnapplfinb.
8iele @inmDhner, Die beim Grtegs=
4usbru9 abreiften, febren auriif. Die
uiuri 8abn bef6rbert iebt nieber Gra6t
on pribate.
BprttM 3 ~ r, 5. Npril. 8on
ben Sapanern 1T ni6ts fi6tbar uro
bic Sage i'm @an3en unperdnbert.
@rOBftirf Boris bat ii6 gu Der Gelo=
Irmee begeben.
Sur 8ertbeibi9une M o.
m 3 o's.
S6nl, 5. MpriI. STE Sapaner
befefigen Suian, Shb=Gorea, uub Die
Snfel 9onjo an Der Subtitle, Tim Ma=
fampbo su bertbeibiaen.
9ie 8ui1en iiberf6dbten Die iapani,
f9e Stdrfe Bel Nniu unb soeen fi9
besbaIb Obne 8eniibune Der natiirli6en
8ortbeile, tpel9e Die @eqenb bietet, su=
rid. 8efdnoige @eriidte uoaen bon
elmer 2anoung Der Sapaner auf Der
2iaO 5ung' 6albiniel unb Bel Seem
@bpan9 fpiHen.
IS Ii # 9 / d" dllt a n
G 5 a b.
$ a m b II + 9, 5. Mpril. Die g5r=
fenba1e beftdti9t iebt ben geftern err
fOlgten 8erfauf beg 6amburs=N merita
9ampfers SHIRT gismard" an eine
ausmdrtige 8ant. Ser Rdufer beg
1926 Sonnen baltigen 9ampfers III
cine ruifi6esGtrma in 2iban, Cur
Lamb.
Neue 6 oafen=S d 10 q b.
rDnen.
g t. g etersburg, 5. Nprtl.
Ser 2riegsminifter fiinbiet an, baB bic
Srenburg Goiafen ie $25 gum Nntauf
BON pferoen erbalten. @s bentet bies
auf Mobilma6ung Der &ofuten III Der
Brobin5 Srenburg.
Sci ben gaifal= 6dbrbooten muroe
bas beutfde Gunfen=S s le9rapben=9p
fem eingefibrt. neil Der @ronitabter
0erein gu bei9dftigt lei, um bas So=
poft=S ftnem, NIT benz fe Die Griegs=
f9ife perieben, aud fir gaifal su lie
fern.
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aus Mutben, bic Melbungen bon
iapans Sperattonen In Der Manbf9u=
rel bementirenb. Sn Der Manbf9urei
ieien feline jap. Sruppen.
Ser yreue 9reibunb".
8 t. g Petersburg 9, 5. Npril.
9ie vNobofi" iu9t in einem laneen
2eitartitel na6sumeifen, oaB Der bor=
gei9lagene neue 9reibnnb (GuBlano,
Grantrei9 unb gnglanO) ni6t bic Nb.
li9t perfolse, SeutiGlano gu iIoliren.
|Mll5u rHbe 2obbuoelei.
6 t. petersburg, 5. Mpril.
Das Nrmee : Organ brtn9t aus 2iar
gang cine 8ef6reibung bon Sen.
&uropattin's 9auptquartier, in Dem es
beiBt: Sier sibt es teinen 2urus uni
feline umitdnblidteiten, ni9ts als bart'
Mrteit.
Sic Steinbiitten fir ben Stab fint
falt uno %unwobnli6. SroB bes Geuers
miiHen bic Offi3iere i'm Snnern Del
&dume bic gelse a%nbebalten; aber fl
finb gu beiddfti9t, um berlei Imam:
nebmli6feiten 81 bemerfen. Sn jebe,
6titte lit Die Sfreibmafdine in e.frieeI
Sbdtiefeit, um bic @inselbeiten iibel
Stuppen=D ispolitiDnen gu entperfen
@tr baben Die Seuti9en in Der grdci
tOn iibertrofen.
W una verbal en-.
Sotio, 5. @pril. Nus pons gan!
fDmmt Die Melbung, baB Die japan
8atrpulle, mel6e am Sonntag II
Wiiu einriidten. bie Stabt bon bel
&uKen ~berlaIen fanoen. Die HuRei
3oeen fih in fleinen Nbtheilungen ge
gen ben Oalu auriif.
NnBtanb.
MeueS ubenbeBe
g t. petersburg, 5. Npril
G,nu k,y~A oou1oYAo4 Ao6 IN MoufcI Of,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
ST. PETERSBURG sULKs.

By its conduct in ostracizing Am
bassador Mccormick and his wife, Rus
sian aristocratic society in st. Peters,
burg is creating an official issue in the
relations between the United States and
Russia, which can do no good to Russia
nor have any effect in America other
than fixing an apparent adverse senti-
ment which might otherwise, even If as
real as it appears to the Russians, only
prove ephemeral. American public sem
timent was clearly, If the preponder-
ance of expression decided 1t, in favor
of the Beers in the late Transvaal war.
Yet the Londoners did not appreciably
sulk nor show resentment toward the
United States or her diplomatic repre-
sentative at the court of st. James.
On the contrary, influence was eXerted
to prevent the passing sentiment of the
American people from developing into
official unpleasantness of international
moment. After the war the pro- oer
sympathies of Americans drifted away
as the smoke of past history, and today
Briton and Boer veterans are fighting
sham battles with each other at the
st. Louis Exposition to grace an Amer
lean holiday. The London plan may
have been selfish discretion, but it was
wise nevertheless and an excellent cue
for st. Petersburg to have taken under
similar circumstances.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
FRUIT CULTURE LACKING.

No doubt the following editorial
paragraph from the Maui News viii
apply very aptly to Honolulu, as we'll
as Eylo and other towns in this Ter
ritory. Hawaii is fruit country wish
but little fruit to show OF Ito own
production in the local markets. Yet
there Is enough good soil about Homo
lulu homes to yield a surplus of fruit
which both in amount and variety.
would be the most noticeable tropical
feature to stranger on arriving here.
The Maui paper says:
"The News has long and almost
vainly urged the land holders of Maui
to plant more fruit trees, and the Inn
provement Association should join
hands In the fight. This week several
baskets of luscious peaches and grapes
were seen on our streets, and inquiry
developed the fact that only one or
two persons In the whole of lao Valley.
have had enterprise enough to plant
peach trees and grape vines. The same
Is true of oranges, a high grade of
which are grown in Wailuku and can
be seen from the street in front OF
the News office any day. Yet the
whole number of orange trees In the
whole of Waikiki does not probably
many. Let the Improvement Associa-
ton take up the matter and encourage
fruit culture in our home yards"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
TINE mONGoosE QUESTION.

One cannot say what the extinc-
ton OF the mongoose would mean
to the sugar plantations. The destruc-
tive little animal was imported to kill
the rats which were ravaging the
cane fields and he certainly dealt with
that pest so effectively that the rat
question, on the great sugar estates,
has ceased to be a serious one. I'm
fortunately the mongoose has raided
the nests of wild game until the quail,
pheasant, turkey, rock-nesting dove
and teal duck, once so numerous here,
are becoming scarce; and it has invad-
ed so many chicken yards besides, as
of eggs and of broilers. Hence on
sporting and small-farming accounts
1t Is urged that the Territory ought to
declare war on the mongoose and ex-
terminate him.
The matter is one to be settled, how
ever, In the way to suit the plantation
interests, because, while Hawaii can
get along without game and can stand
high priced eggs, it cannot go on with
out it's sugar industry. Should the fact
appear, after investigation, that the
of the mongoose would bring
back the plague of rats to Hawaiian
we may add, afford
the chance for multiplying rodents to
spread another plague besides them
there is but one thing to
say: the mongoose must be preserved.
But out of justice to other interests
the matter should be impartially and
passed upon; for if the
planters could spare the mongoose, Ha-
wall, without him, would be a better
place to live in.
1t may be urged that the extinction
of the mongoose under any circum-
would be out of the question;
but on that point this paper has no
fear. The incubation of the little ami
NAL with certain communicable dis
eases would soon sicken and kill the
whole tribe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
Japanese Military Footgear.

The footgear of the Japanese soldiers
is instructive, sGvs foreign correspon-
dent. EN~y man has at least three
pair of wadded socks, fitting closely
to thick Gotten CATERS which go up,
very mach after the manner of put
tees, to the knee. The CATERS are worn
outside the thick woo en- trousers for
additional warmth The socks are, in
accordance with time-honored custom,
digitated, and permit thong to be
passed between the big and second
toes. BY means of this thong, inva-
riably one of plated rice-straw, a thick
straw-sandal is fastened to the foot;
or else a sandal with a corrugated rub
her sole, which gives an excellent foot
hold In climbing, especially In wet
weather. The sandals are extremely
light and Inexpensive, and may be
changed In less than forty seconds.
Even Europeans have found such foot
scar the best possible In mountaineer-
ing,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
THAT Hill o ACCRETlON.

A piece of land in Eilo ''growed," a
In Topsy, between the shore and the
sea. Whether it showed the island of
Hawaii back or forced the Pacific ocean
out to make room for it is a question
that may be left to the Geodetic Sur
vey. The lawsuit over the title TO this
insertion of realty bids fair, however,
to yield one of the most celebrated
cases that have ever appeared in the
Hawaiian Reports. 1t IL evidently too
complicated for any jury in the Ter
ritory to decide without slipping up on
some technicality that will cause the
verdict to be set aside. A castiron
reference to arbitration or an amicable
submission of agreed points to the Su-
preme Court might be suggested to the
litigants by their friends. There is one
feature of the matter which concerns
the public. This is the great amount
of time the legal battle is consuming
in the courts, which delays justice in
many other suits that are congesting
the calendars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-06-28
THE VICTORIOUS JAPANESE,

Admiral Togo is still winning laurels
for himself and his fleet, having sunk
a Russian battleship of over 1900
tons, and sent a second battleship
and first class cruiser limping into
port. His own fleet came out of the
fight practically unframed. Full par
ticulars of this engagement are want
ing but it probably represents a for
lorn-hope sortie of the Russian war
ships.
on land the Japanese are also doing
well. Despite Kuropatkin's efforts to
prevent the junction of kuroki and
Oku, the two japanese armies now con-
front him and are entrenching. Kali
chou has been taken and an attack of
1000 Russians upon an outpost repulsed.
a decisive battle may be expected at
any time.
No news comes from the vicinity of
Port Arthur but it is to be presumed
that large enough japanese force is
on guard to repulse any sortie which
Gen. Stoessel might attempt.