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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
SPLIT TICKET RESULTS.

Responsibility for splIt.ticket voting
Is one thing. The result of split.ticket
voting is quite another.
Responsibility goes back beyond
the conventions to the party primaries.
In nine cases out of ten those urging
split.ticket voting because OF action
by the conventions were too lazy or
too Indifferent or too good to attend
the primaries.
Result Is a matter Of the immediate
present. The split ticket preachers
claim that they seek an improvement
Of the ticket. the election Of favorites
and defeat Of less-favored candidates.
They claim a desire for better repre-
sentation In the Legislature prospect
i've OF party. Every man has right
20 his opinions but the theory advanc.
ed by the personal-opinion voters
won't work. 1t will defeat the favor.
ties and the favorites know It.
II the split.ticket campaigners are
ss q matter Of fact attempting to de.
feat all the Republican candidates 70
that they can come out after the cam.
paign and satisfy their prejudices by
charging that the conventions defeated
the party. the sooner they make II
known the better. II such Is their
plan they are Of the lowest order Of
political tricksters, whose proper plac,
10 with the corruptionists. On the
other hand, II they are honest In their
opinions. they are shooting so far wide
Of the mark for which they aim that
they will kill the friends for whom
earnest hopes Of legislative life are
expressed.
The split.ticket vote is a foolfrieud.
Don't be fool.friend!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
GARDEN ISLAND
Is SOLID
FOR PRIME KUHIO

While on Kauai. Delegate Kuhio con.
tracted a severe cold ut Hanalei and he
shows that the strenuosity OF cam.
paign life IL wearing even on his
splendid strength. However. he Is not
abating In the least his program Of
arduous labor. He was immensely
pleased with the reception he received
on Kauai and feels confident that the
Garden Isle is safe in the Republican
column. He made the complete circuit
OF the island and was everywhere
greeted by large crowds. He was &C.
companied on this tour by ID. Kalauo
Kalani Jr.. and Judge Mahaulu.
The Delegate will stump Maui and
Molokai and then 20 to Hawaii, not
returning here until November !
Judge Mahaulu will Join him on Maui
leaving tomorrow In the Mauna I.oa.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
GEAR AND KAISER.
[Philadelphia Ledger.


The cable reports which describe
the growing friendliness between the
Kaiser and the Gear may be accepted
as undoubtedly representing a fact the
consequence of which may be Of the
greatest importance in world politics.
For over hundred years Russia and
Prussia regarded each other with
mutual friendliness. The father Of the
present Car was the frst of the line
since Catherine II to suspect German
designs and hold aloof from them. II
was probably not Nicholas II who
made the approaches which have Is.
sued in what is undoubtedly an under.
standing. II not the secret treaty
which the London Times declared II
to be. II his been evident for some
time that the German Emperor was
DESTROYS Of casting In the fortunes OF
his house with those OF Russia. and
the outbreak of the present war fur.
nished him the opportunity Of offer
ing the Car favors which the latter
must have been only too ready to nc.
cept.
Naturally the Berlin Foreign Office
denies that an understanding exists
It can readily explain that. in the mat
ter of the scattered Port Arthur fleet
Germany has so carefully guarded her
neutrality that she has received from
Japan an expression Of satisfaction
She is not so readily able TO explain
why Russia has felt such confidence
In the good will of her neighbor to the
west as practically to disarm he,
frontier, sending guns and troops tc
the Far East; how she has managed
to obtain war material from German
government workshops, and why she
apparently expects large loans in Der
lin when Paris shall have become loatl
to extend further financial aid.
Germany's gains do not yet appear
but a chief feature among them will
be a free hand In China, a land OF
which the imagination Of the Kaise
has long lovingly dwelt.
Two Powers must regard with pccu
liar disquietude the growing rar
: prochement between the Kaiser an,
the Czar-France and England; bu
the march of recent events ha
. brought these nations more nearly to
gether than they have been for man
centuries. A new alignment Of Euro
pean powers is undoubtedly preparing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
REAL ATETRANSA(T|ONS.
Recorded Oct. 6, 1904.

Francis NJ Swanzy to Hamakua Mill
Co Ltd; l.; CIR 1922, Paauilo. Hamakua,
Hawaii; SO yrs, pd s6.132 u 257, p
497. Dated Oct I, 1904.
Francis VI Swanzy to Hamakua Mill
Co Ltd; l.; Ia int in II p 1927, Kul
26B, rents, etc, Koholalele. Hamakua.
Hawaii; SO yrs. pd $4,000. u PSI, p
49S. Dated Oct !. 1904.
Emma l. Dillingham; and hsb to Est
of W l. Lunalilo by trs: Ext NJ and
Add Secy; for yrs from Jan 10, 1905.
to Jan 10, 1908. 100 shares in Waialua
Ayr Co Ltd; 81. d 262. p so. Dated
Sept 20. 1904.
Marion NJ Luning to Joseph May.
bin; ID; lots l6 and IL, blk ID and lots
40 and AZ, blk 6, Kapiolani Park Adtn.
Honolulu; 81. etc. b 25s, p AL. Dat.
ed Sept 10. 1904.
John Kaelele to Liliuokalani; ID; Int
In Kuls 1924 and 4435, Waialae, etc.
Koolauloa; int In shares In hui land,
waimea. Waialua, Oahu; 81, etc. d
25s, p i12. Dated Oct I, 1904.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
LieERALiTY IN RELIGION.
tChicago Chronicle.l

lShicd6O SuiohiCitsl
1t seems generous and broadly hu.
name In clergyman to advocate large
hearted. all-inclusive hospitality in re-
gard to religious matters and to ignore
the differences Of sects. DR.. Mahaffy OF
the Dublin university In his convoca
ton sermon at the University Of Chi.
cago is reported to have blamed the
churches Of England and America for
narrowness and bigotry In their creeds,
Shall we." said Dr. Mahaffy. make
religion so small and exclusive that It
cannot embrace all the Christians OF
our own nation?"
Generosity is one thing and laxity
and indifference another. Persons OF
strong conviction. sound logic and
great religious earnestness may not
find II right to tolerate what seems to
them the loose, easygoing principles Of
another denomination. They are strict
In the demands they make on them.
selves, both In regard to religion and
morality. ana letting up" to them
means q deviation from the straight
and narrow path. Are they to be do
nounced as bigots and narrow minded
because Of their devotion to what they
believe to be right3
Not all Christian sects can agree
with DR.. MahafYy In believing that
Moses was not directly inspired. There
are those who accept the entire bible
as revelation direct from God and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
CONGRESSIONAL, BY GUM

The Punkville Debating Society was
In regular session. and G.. Watkins
Squirting was making an earnest plea
on the affirmative side of the question.
Resolved. That mans every act 10
the result OF selfish motive"
Il go further than that. Mr.. Presi.
dent" he said. about three.fourths
of the things a man does Is because
he's envious Of what somebody else
does. The pin.headed speaker that
had the floor last on the other side
lied like a pirate when he said
Here the president OF the society
raped on the desk.
"The gentleman must not use such
language as that" he said.
why not?"
Because It isn't parliamentary"
1T may not be parliamentary, Mr..
President" vociferated @. Watkins
Squirting. loosening his collar and roll.
ing up his sleeves. but. by gum. It's
compression al!"-Chicago Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
ATTACKS ON BOYD.

Editor Evening Bulletin: - The
Morning Knocker seems to delight In
attacking Jimmie Boyd whenever 1t
has an opportunity to do SO: In fact,
Its attacks are not limited to Mr.. Boyd
alone. but directed against all Hawaii
ans who do not look through the same
prejudicial spectacles as the DEVILS
partner does.
Why these attacks on Mr.. Boyd? He
has been tried by q jury Of his peers
and acquitted by the court and the
jury, not on any technically but on
the merits Of the case. In the Knock.
er's account this morning Of the Re.
publican rally In the Fifth District.
insults we're heaped on Messrs. Boyd
and Mahelona, but In It's account Of
the Republican rally In the Fourth
District the converted Booth of the
Pauoa water scheme notoriety (see
files Of the Advertiser), who. accord.
ing to the Advertiser. tried to fleece
the taxpayers out Of cool 5000. 900,
more or less, he Is lauded to the sky
as something immaculate. Why this
discrimination? Boyd was tried and
acquitted; Mahelona never has been
arrested for any crime. excepting that
he Is a kanaka.' and Mr.. Booth. &C.
cording to the Advertiser. had water
scheme to do the public. and, no the
Advertiser said, was only prevented
In obtaining the same by Governor
Dole's veto" mo wonder he hates
poor DOleD
Is this discrimination because two
are Hawaiians and the other haole ?
would like to call the attention Of
the DEVILS Partner to the vote Of
"Want Of Confidence" which passed
the Legislature of 1890. Did he come
out Of that affair with clean skirts
How about the o. r.. & Land Co. q
wharf Transaction How about other
transactions7 It Is all right; It is
perfectly correct. whatever ne has
done; but II Hawaiian or any other
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
haIeiWa Limited.

The most attractive days outing 10
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The HALEiWA
LIMITED, a frst.class train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at
8:22 o'clock, making the run In two
hours, the rate for round trip being
only $500. From 1922 .. m. until
$50 p. m. 10 spent at the beautiful
HOTEL HALEiwA, with fresh and
salt water bathing, tennis, golf, drives
and walks, shooting or fishing, and you
a.. hack In town at 10: 10 o'clock In the
evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

its faults, there is every reason why
the Promotion Committee work should
be continued. and ample funds be
placed at its disposal to effectively
place Hawaii before the travelling pub.
lie OF the mainland. The amount re-
quired to do this can be determined by
the close review of the situation which
the Chamber of Commerce committee
report contemplates. The campaign
for tourists should not be dropped.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
YOUNG TRUANTS
N POLICE COURT

The Police Court calendar was but q
slim one this morning, there being only
three cases on 1t. Manuel Gouveia, a
small Portuguese boy, appeared,
charged with truancy. In a letter to
Judge Lindsay Manuels mother asked
that he be sent to the Reform School
for three months. Manuel's teacher
also wrote asking that he be sent to
the same institution. The boys father
appeared in court and promised to look
after Manuel and the boy escaped with
q warning.
Abraham Lincol nBarkey, small
negro boy. who has been much in evi.
dence on various occasions as mascot,
was also charged with truancy. Abra-
ham tearfully explained to the Court
that he preferred selling newspapers to
going to school. Judge Lindsay gave
the small fellow a reprimand and dis
charged him. -
The case of Lau Gin. charged with
gambling. was continued.
80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

person who Is not In accord with the
Advertiser, then he's a dyed in the
wool, rough CRATER. Etc, Etc.
As for Mr.. w. @. Smith Of the
Knocker. he is only tho tool OF the
DEVILS Partner. II left alone he would
probably be hlibustering to beat the
band.
Honi soft qui NAL y pense.
KANAKA HAWAII.
Honolulu, Oct. IS, 1904.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13


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push the thihs aions'
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ua'ion 'na' hus' oe oehe""' w MI
eoncerheo'
lying ue'aiis VI 'he Who,e ''poi' - .ne
cIi'icisn paSseu upon 'ne i'o'no.'on
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up. AZ Tue h's' se"u'on .n''
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u learneu' ho"e'''' 'na' ,uo p'v ,,,,s.
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'ne ar''e'es 'hes 'u,n ou', wy :.
matter TAXES oi u'heie"' pna
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'hen' Inc srea' popu'ai ''y 10 w
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epu'taoie way ~ mere VI ra's'ne w
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soou tusVouiai VI ''e iuhu anu a.
'nV te'"'i p"'enaseis 'ea''s pay VI
irelsn.' " - u'l'e",. W unue's'ai,'
why 'ne o'",'p , " o' ,e'.e Sno' "
"uNo.a'e neuu'''oi VI eis'on y
'no i""u' ~ see Una. wy uon'
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mi''ee shouiu oe hep' III eAiS'en'o an
"'ueu b any ,oie'.aeo
""e'he' ''s ''ie'nous snouio VIC 'panse
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

do you expect to entertain next
winter?" WELL" answered Mr.. Cum.
rox. entertaining is what mother
and the girls will call II. Hut when.
ever say anything that seems TO real.
ly amuse the company. their harsh
looks are something fearful."-Wash.
ington Star.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

The Baltic feet has sailed again. Al
the present rate of progress it will
reach the scene OF warfare soon after
the treaty of peace II signed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

Difficulties arising in the criminal
cases now before the courts should sat
isfy the next Legislature that justice
demands provision for a competent
japanese interpreter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

Nakapaahu was first nominated as a
Home Rule candidate. He said he
would live and die Republican. DE.
feated In the Republican convention IL
is now stated he is runnig for the Sen.
ate as a Democrat. Nakapaahu Is u
peach,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

Numerous deaths In New York from
overconsumption Of wood alcohol ought
To furnish Bishop Potter another argu.
ment in favor OF his subway saloon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13
CHINESE MAKES
ATTEMPT TO
COMMIT SUICIDE

A Chinese, named Akana. made a
very half-hearted attempt at commit
ting suicide this morning. Akana
lives with Hawaiian woman and bef
father In a small house in the out
skirts of Kalihi Camp. Yesterday Aka.
ma and the woman had quarrel. The
woman wanted Akana to go to work in
order TO bring funds into the depleted
family treasury. Akana, who Is an un
happy victim of the green.eyed mon
ster. refused to work unless the won
an went with him when he worked.
The two could not agree and mutual
dissatisfaction was the result.
This morning the woman and her
father left the house. On their return
they found Akana sitting on the bed
bleeding from some wounds in his
chest. In his hand he held an I. X. L.
knife. II was evident that Akana had
become respondent over the quarrel
shades OF his ancestors. The contact
of the cold steel with his body how,
however, evidently caused him to lose
his nerve and he had only made very
bungling job of II.
The police were called. Captain
Naipo and DR.. Emerson Immediately
went to the scene In the patrol wagon
DR.. Emerson examined Akana. He
found that he had inflicted three
slight wounds In his chest. None OF
them were In the least dangerous
Akana said that he was sick and tina,
for this reason he had wanted to take
bis own life. Naipo confscated tn,
knife and told the would.be suIcide tt
cheer up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, publIsnsd In the Saturday Duiis-
TIN and the Weekly Edition, Slvss Q
eonelss and complete resume q all 70.
cal notices, Gale for tenders, jWde
msnts, building esrmits and real -
tats transactioWs. evening bulletin
rs cents per WssNth. Weekly Bulletin.
% per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

To vote the split ticket Is to promote
prejudice and knock Territorial prog
ress.
Don't be q knocker
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-13

Citisen-See here, why do you beg?
Mendicant-Why. Teller can't live by
doin' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bulletin
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Gin Temer eis.ner Writ.

Wie bereits seifern beri6tet, mar fur;
nod Mitterna9t auf ben Wonon S6feu
nabe Der 26. Ctr. Geuer in einem
Wasson aussebroden, uelhsr mi,
Sesgras belaben mar.
sii9t weniser als 8 Stunoen bauerts
es, big bas Geuer gel6idt mar.
9as Seesras, wel9es fir cine 9a.
ps3ierfirma beifimmt mar, befanb f9
in Gdden unb bunoerte bon benieIben
befanbsn fi9 auf benz @aggon. gs
tofete bic 26f9manni9aft funben-
lange Wrbeit, um bieie Sdde, in bereu
Snnern es 9limmte, binaus3umerfen.
@ieiiser @afiermenaen beburfte es,
I'm bas Teuer au l6i4en.
I'm 1890 Nadts mar bic 26f9.
nlanmldaft berbeigeeilt unb erif eeiern
Worgeni8:45 rtidte fie tpieber ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
granriges @noe etnes
inngen Ofab6ens.
7Surbt i'm 3rrenPanie 5n enoen,
Srteb sSulte A4enber8 5itr
Wersnethnns 1ttto Seibh=
moro.

@efern Na6mittag trr3 bor 2 ubr
fanben Gnaben, Die an ben ufern beg
gal @reet ipisltsn, einen Samenbut,
ein paar S9uhe uno eine @elobOrie.
Sn osm Sut mar mittels 6utnaoel ein
3ettel befeitist, Der bon Der psriAmun'
oenen Sulia Glenber9 unteraei6net
mar, in tpel9em iie bon ibren Wers
uanoten slbi6ieb nabm uno benielben
Ia9te, oab iie lisber i'm Wailer. als i'm
SrrenbauI. cine 3uflu4t fu6e. Die
Sahen murben Der Boli3.i iibergeben.
Gtwa cine Stunbs fpdter fanoen bies
felben 3naben Die 2ei6e oes armen
Mdohens..
Sieielbe idpamm, 8eii4t na6 unten
i'm WaHer uno bate fi4 i'm @eltrdut
oerFanaen. Sofort eilten &aolerpoli'
siiten. Coroner uno 3eitunSsleute 3ur
STEELE.
Die gereung Der 2si6e mar nit
einioen STANDARDIZATION bertniipft, oo
ni6t Iofort Die n6tbigen Npparate sur
Sanb paren.
Wtittelit zines abgei9nittenen 3pei=
oes BON einem naben 8aume iebo6,
Der als Saten 5enuBt wuroe, gelang es,
bic 2ei9e ans 2anb su brinsen. Die
ielbe puroe in Die Mor9ue oes so,
roners iiberfiibrt.
gllem Mni9eine na9 sa urtbeilen.
Bate oas Dldb4er ihon por mebrersr
Sasen ihren 5Oo i'm Waher geiu9t.
oa Die &lsioer nit S4lamm beocd
maren, uno iia idon Mnaei6en elmer
angeb.nbsn 0srtoeiung bemartba,
ma6ten.
Sulia Aaenberg beri9mano, tpie be,
fannt, por mebreren Sa9en unb obs
9leid iie beridieoentli9 bieSrobungcn,
fi6 bas 2eben nebnten 81 tuollen. aus'
geltoben, boftsn ibre 0erwanbten ood
nod immer, oaB fie ii6 piellei4t Be
Yetannten aufbielt. Sie alte Mutte,
mar beim gmpfanse Der Srauerbot'
i9aft auBer fi9 bor Sdmers, ba ia iie,
mebr tpie ole anberen Wtit9lieoer be,
Tamilie, nod INNER iid ber 9o1nune
bineab, ibre Sobter nod einmal pie.
Der lebenb In bic Mrme idlieben ar
f6nneu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Sbne @rmna amsssriRsm.

8eitern 9lbsno, etpas na9 IL ubr,
tpuroe oer6euermebrmann 9arrp @ross
lin, bon Der $50. 20 GeuerftatiOn on Der
gfe Der @entral Mbe. unb 19. StraBe
bon einem S9waraen ansebalten uno
9efra9t, mas er bort su iu4en babe.
Der 6euerwebrmann rib aus uno lief
BIG ibm stpei poliaiffen enteegen famen,
bensn er isin 9eio tlagte. bic pOli3ilten
ma9ten fi9 auf bic Su9e unb fanben
Den 6arbieen in Der Mitte Der StraBe
ffebenb, aus 2eibesfrdften la9enb.
Wie es i1e int, rib @roslin aus, obne
Gruno bafiir gebabt 81 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
csffentlidss Goneert Der fran:
sOfi9eu 0araecorps=M s=Mnitt=
&apeQe tn Musittbt.

gs finb Nusfi9tsn borbanben, bab
oas Wufitcorps Der 8arbe Der &epubliG
an9eblid Die bette Wlilitdrfapelle bon
5rantreid, in unierer Staot Elm
6fentli9es Concert auf Der Surdreiis
bon Nem Oort nod ct. 3ouis ssben
miro. Der senaue Sermin 1T nod
nidt beifimmt, bod wirh bas Concert
wabri9einli6 Samitaa ben 8. Sep-
tember, Qlbenbs oosr ben fol9enbsn
SOnntas Ha4mittas auf oem Staatsz
bausplas obsr am Monument fattfin.
ben.
Der Commercial Club bat Die Dir
rnngements in Die 6ano genommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Srant Saplor ,pisSer sefmnSsn

6rant SaDlor, Der @apitdn oer pic
eplos i'm @lanpool Sotel, Der bor elmer
WO9e als Oermibt angemelbst wuroe,
uno fur ben man befiir9tete, oaB ibm
elm lln9liif suseifOben, telesrapbirte
ieinem 6reunb u. Sabis geifern Na6t,
oaB er in Chicago ii9 aufbalte unb oab
er innerbalb ueniger Sage wieoer au=
rid Iein weroe. @r giebt an, baB er
feline slbreiie sufrieoenfelleno ertldren
tperoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Gine 8irtbidJaft an Der gourt:
Strabe reipeetibe Maeb
sei4loHem.

Sa Staot=Nnpalt Warrum ent1ie.
ben bat, baB bic Court Ctr. apii1er
philadelphia uno Sllinois Strab,
eine aaep 1T, 10 bat bic poli3ei iib &c.
n6tbigt geieben, Die Wirtbitaft bor
Wannir & S'8rien, gfr. % Wef
Court Str, su itlieben, ba bsren
ffdotiide 2i5ens ausselaufen iit uno il
teine neue befommen fDnnten.
Nnoere vIaep= =Wirtbidaften" tper.
ben erit oann 9eidloiien tueroen, tpenr
bic 2i3enien Der betrefenben Mirtbt
ausgelaufen iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Siram Ylmmmer's Sefament at:
sefo9tem.

Sobn 3. plumer reiGte gefern i'm
geri9t bas @siu9 elm. bas 8sfameni
ieinss bor seraumer 3eit beriforbenen
@atsrs 6iram plummer far ilngaltig
3u erfldren. gr bebauptet, bab ber'
ielbe BEL NbfaHuns feines 9efamsnts
ni1t Bel flarem geritanbe mar unb baB
er unsebiibrlid beeinfiubt uurbe.
Sie 3lase 1T gegen ben Seifaments-
golfreder 0irom 8. plummer unh
anoere grben geri4tet. Der 8ldser If
Der Nnfidt, baB er 3u bemielben CRIB
t5eiI. mie Die 8erflagteE berehtigt 1T.
Ser NadlaB belauft fi4 auf ettpa
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-19
Srms ole Semsiie bet iid.

5eute Uiittas murbe Greb. Mc@ar=
raban, Elm 6ubrmann, 119 Sub Sis
bertp StraBs, unter Der Wnflage bes
ginbru9es perbaftet. gr it angetla9i
einem Wanne Namens Browning, Der
nit ibm i'm ielben 9auie in &oit be.
ffo9len 81 baben. Sei ieiner ginliefe-
rung in Die Station geftanb er, baB er
einen gropnina geb0renoe1 anaug gun
3eit anbabe.