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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Ter Seitnnas Straieat.

(&Iaooeroootid.)
SSm @lott, 6oS mid gum 8offee nm
Worgen
StetS nit Dem Reucitcn mciB GIT pcr'
lorgen,
TaS itetS ollt ben ridt'9en Ston6.
punt mir 5ci9t,
Wo mein cia'ne5 llrtbcil bcihciben
idipci9t.
Sn oieiem 8lutt lpirtt icbt einMann,
Wie feinen tliiQercn eS gcben fam.
Is muB Elm Observation-Disclosures iein.
0cnu iidcr iiibrt CT in oen Sriea mid,
ein.
8enou iii linn boS qorSe 2ono
Son MutOen bis Bort Nrtbur be.
FAINT.
Gr iolgt ben Seeren aui Sdritt ur6
9ritt
llnb reitet iebe HotrouiQe nit.
SIN 9olinpoiie iii er jill Sous.
Sm Siiifrnlinpaiie fenrt err lid aus
Or fam iooleit oi,f ole Sraaen
Nad Weg unb Stea Die gntport iG
gen,
suS mar er BORT in Dem fleiniter
HeIt
glS SonolunaSreiienoer iton geipeit
Or fennt Die Stroteeif uno oieSnftif
lie 9beorie, iuie o,if Die Eraftif,
Morin elm ebrlifer giuiliIt
60 .biiIflos ipie ein Sinolein lit.
Dies reide Wiiien e~ntfaItet er nut,
Sos morecn 5reune aurofi tbiln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
@iebt es Ra0ium?

Tu8 NellcItc lit, Dab ouS Hooium,
iibcr OaS gauge Str0me BON Tinte
umo DrlldcridlpGrjc perifricben mt
ner0rudt wor6en iiu0, gar nid)t Dor,
bonoen lrin ioQ. IS miro olleroino@
nid)t b%ebonptct, boB ollie oorollf be-
3iiglifcn Sorlhungcn ouf lGuIduna
t%erubtcn, ober oo& Rooium ioll nid,t
cit Stoff fir iid) letn, cin ciuiofcS
mo u%nSerleqbarc5 Clement, mie
Gtlen, @oIo, Soblcnitoif u1h 10 pielc
onoere, Ionocrn cine Wtiidirng obcr
8~erbinoung oocr, luie Die &ericd)tcr
rieicr Inlhoulng iid) oltSbrilden.
Gin NnlolgonL boS iih nit Der 3eit
BON ielbit in feline @citanbtbeile ar.
l6It. Der Gntocder beS Hooiums,
Brofeiior Gllrie in EariS, bot ielbit
5u9c9eben, ooB er nod niernols ret
neS Rooiltm bat ouSiheioen tonncr,
ctfpo mic elm 9eipobnlideS Stiif
@iien ober @olo, ober er aIonbt ntdlt,
sob eS unm0gIih iein ipiirbe, ior-
ncrn lit Scr Aniid)t, oob nur Die ltr'
1cbcure &oitipieligfcit Der Serorbel
trng bieiem Grfolg ent9egenIteba.
NnocrcricitS bot Gurie iid) oabin
olSgeiproden, bob man it'd oltrd
@ebnlptltngcn Der gcnannten Irt
1tlt)t beunruhigcrt 5ii laiicn broild)e.
US lei Iebr leidt, Iolfe Sbeorien aufs
5u'teIlen unb Ben @egenbetuets ab5u.
iuarten. Mun miiiie pieImebr bon
!hren llrbeberr perlanaelt. bob lie
Den 9clpeiS iiibrcn, &uoilim iei fem
einiatcr Stoif olio fein Clement.
Ilelleltt 9ebc cs iiberbolipt feirer
etntod)en Stoii uno ooS Robirm
monole lid i'm 9erlolrf l6naerer
3eit III eiiten on0eren Stoff ln1, fuie
es ia iibrigcns sic ocnfuiiroioen
6orl6nngen bon &omiop iiber sic
gl1tItebun9 bon Selirm aus Hooilm
hcreitS eriuieien baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
9lus einer fleincn 8arniion.

lle6er oos Shifial Der ein5elncn
Gppen oeS 9ilie.HomanS nollS elmer
fIeinen 8orniiou" ipirb Der rNo:.s
3tg." berid)tet: Ger friibere Oberlieu.
tenant Sabeniht (im Homon inter
Dem Nunren Sped)t 9eidil0ert) io1.
8oIiSei.G ommiiGr IN Soliel getpor'
oen icin; Der 8egintentsoOiutont
Sdnliot III in eiu Observation-Disclosures
in Sannoper einqetreten, no oltdl
@ilie'S 6reuno, Der friibere Rittmeis
Iter 9onoel, olS Hentier lebt. Ser
iriibcrc 9otaiqonS : Commandment,
Wfoior Sltfs, bat iid in 8neien nie.
oergeIoien rnb befinbet lid oan1it III
nGhitcr NGbe leineS 6reunoes, ocS
6orboter GittmeilterS Gin, Der lett
olS 9e5irfsoffi5ier in Mogilno 0ier'i
tbut, un6 oellen 8ottin I'M gilielden
Homal, inter Dem Momen Storf oIS
bic @eberriferin bes son5en gotoil'
Ions mo bomit aiid ieines Gommon'
oellrS 9cid)iloert nirb. Der friibert
Oberlieutenont 2inoncr lit oils Wfole'
in Die o9eien eesogen, p%0brertoSiei
tenant 9lod, Dem III Der Meser Der
bonoluna ein unerloifbter 8erfehi
nit Der 6rnu bes Sauptnaltils err.
ler GeBt in Spanonn) 1tnf)eeld9'
ipnroe, lid in5uiif)en o%rtoeripeltl[
perbctrotbet bat unh boraiit liber poS
groBe @oiier nad amerifa gegal
gen lit. Hittmeiifer SGgele, Der oil
Ser Dem 2%ielltenarlt Slemnlt'g allen
oftip gebliebcn lit ninlnit %gegenlpor
rig an oenn 6elb5i1ae aeeeIl ole 9ere
roS 5beil. Ger iriibere Sberiteiiie
nont aoh bat Iih nod Dem 3ooe le'
iier nielgenannten 5rau itdf Sol1l
begebcr, nm iid1 bort trot lel1es I'll
tiers Don Sc Sabren nod Dem Srls
oi,tm Ser Hedte 5u iuionler, Su!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

@ullon itleg nit i%ubeIbuftCr S6nelr
in ole Suit cnIpor, mo man
lab i'm in Ocn @olfeu peri6pinoen.
lleberoI bate iid) in5pii6en Die
Runoc pom 0ieiem &oriuu perbreitet.
Ger 8allou iticG iijuitouicuo Meter
6od. ,Et oteicr @0bc 3erpIobte CT,
Nbcr sic 3crpIubtc @iiuc bilOete einc
Nrt Tollifirm, mo0ltrh Die NSltd)t
Oe5 Stllr}c9 gcmiIocrt mluoe, Ger
Tiihrer 0eS @ulon5 opCrirtc nit
]luuu0crburcr 8ultblijtiAteit; or lultrs
sc uutcrItilBt Don etnem DroGoner,
ser mititbr. 9ciOe huttcu ihon Dor
her Oo9 &cutil QC0iinct luO licBeH
jest ole Snioiicn ouI Den aus Der
9iiQe gebiIoetcn Sail idirm binmtf-
iteigen. Ger @ollou itcI IN Ser Dor
ltaot Gli6p nicoer. Ser lcBtc (bctI
heS Stur3e9 poll}OQ Iid) troB0cm INIT
toloiiuIer Mltd)t; ubCr ole @onOcI
inter oem Tolidlirm miIocrtc Den
NnproIl. WicbrCrC &niaiicn oerloren
ha9 8%elpllBtiein, obcr Jttemun0 mar
nerlcbt, ollie fumcn nit cinigcn Hell.
len 0opon. Sic Nod)rid)t bon Ger
mertmiiroigcu Nettng crrcgtc iIbcrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
BON einem bumOruOlleH NnatOmie.
lDGdlteT.

er}Gblt man Ser n&Ggl. Mrnoihul"
ole iolQcn6e @eid,ifte, sic lid mr.
lGn9it Dor ocm Nbiticg 5llm SC3ier-
iool 0C@ &iclcr unutomiidlcn Snlti-
tut9 5lgCtrogen bat. 81 Dem @dd)-
ter, Der, cine Yieife rultdcnb, Seller
obcnoltm0e belt, trut Elm I'M nlitts
lCren H~cbcn9ultcr itebenoCr Sounen.
brll0cr Der mo itclltC ctluoS oerlegcn
Die 6roac: Siam man iif bier mllu
pcrtoopcu?" Yer itets 5ltm Sd)er5
oufgeIcgtc @cbcrriher 0e@ Heide9
Der So0ten mllltcrte einen Nllgenblid
oo5 ieltiume &erfoui5obiett, oem
man oniob, ooB eS bereitS bel 2ebs
3eitelL, pom innen beroltS, IN Spiris
tll3 geicBt NOR, mo mcintc oann:
Got FINN null nngobn." 49, o@ie.
pGl fricg id 0enn 0op0r?" r9ta,
o0rtig Morf biiIt ia mull mertb." -
n%Nfmoott!" rief icclenpcgniigt Ser
&ertallicr icirca eigcncn Sd uno
biclt sic ofiene Sono bin. - g9ta,
ocnn tlmln nit runner, oenn mill t
81 9lietS u%pbnn9'n!" ipro6 NIT ct.
hobencr Stimme Ser 9epoder 6cs
&ooeS uno foBte gIeif3eitig ieinem
@egcnii6er nod Dem &ragen. Ser
Uerfollftc ober, ser natiirlif nidt
geoodt bate, 6oB cS ogleih los
9eben" ioltc, Wuroc treioe6leif unb
itiirmtc Onoon, olS Oh oue anoden.
mGnner ser ltntcriprlt bintcr inn
orein mGren. Ter @Grtcr. obcr
tlopitc icinc Efeife aus mo meinte-
foItIGdeInO: Sen frieg iui friib Je-
nog, ober umionit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
S0ntnter.

. Sommcririibe, blau uno 6oIo!
IS trieit Ser g8olo BON Sonnengolo
&u 8hImeu itebt oic g9ieie;
Die &oieu bIiibcn ROTH un6 tpeiB,
ltno OurdJ sic 6Ilren monOelt leiI'
Gin Saudi BON Eoro0icie.
Die gun3e @cIt lit Slang un0 6rerto'
limo bit on j,tng 10 Iiebe beltt'
llno Stolen brif NIT @onnen;
lln0 mllro'it Ou aft, pergiB ser 8eir
limo Ierne bid am @ieoerIdeiu
Som 8Iiif Der S5ltscno ionnen!
3 manueI @ eibeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

iclbIt hat iif in cirer flelnen abgeles
genen @iao in 3eDIenOorf bel Berlin
nie0ergeloiien.
@ie nennen mir nnicrc @~Orfabren
Sir sic @e5ei6mung Der ein5eInen
glbnen miro in Der 3ettihrift oeS
&ereins Scroll elm origiueler Sor.
idlog gcmodt. Bur &%ermelOung pon
g(usbriifcn pie ollrllrurrrr8roBoas
ter" miro cine gcnoltc uno i%gitemoti-
Idle @cnenmumG %cmpfoblen, Die bis
ms 33. @Iico biuuufreidt, unO 5mor
foIaen0crmaBen: Setter, @roBoater,
llraroBputcr, %9lltouter, NItgroBpos
ter, 2lturgroBuater, Gberpotcr,
Gber9roBpotcr, GberurgroBpoter,
Stammpoter, StommgroBooter,
StammtrgroBoatcr, Examination,
ter, StommoItgroBootCr, Stnmms
nlturgroBuoter, Stommoberpatcr,
StommobergroBpotcr, StQmmobcr-
l~tr9roBpater, GDel ooer GoelIll9'
GoeIpoter, GoclgroBooter, gocIur-
groBpotcr, @oeIuItpoter, Goelolt'
groBooter, G0cloIturgroBpoter GoeI'
oItoberootcr, GoeIoItobergroBpater,
neutrality-suspicious., GoeI,
Itammpotcr, GocIitammgroBpater
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2lbn, llrobn.
IS crgiebt iih bicrall9 cine inoipi
oucae @e5cihmn0 fiir jeoc9 cin5elne
@lieo Der oircftcn &inie zines tolt.
%icnoiGbrigcn Stommbutmca.-gSe
DIE Ebontoiic lit bier mufgcboten!
Nur cine @c}eihmrug bate noh Der
biireoutrotiihcu GcrmtinoloQic nebcn
,Ober9roBpotcr" nod berildlittlgt
mcrocn fGmcu: o@cbcimCr Nber-
groBpoter @omp lott Qui nal j
penic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

ipieligen 9iibne1l-G oilettcn bci5utrG-
gen, pelhe Die EbeaterOamen utt-
m1gIi6 BON ibrem @ebaIt bcitreitelt
f6nnen. Ser Ginfoa mar riibrenb,
o6er 5iemIid olSiiftlo5, uno i'd
CLAUDE nidt, ooB er Die 3uitdn0e audi
nltr einigermoBeu gebeiiert bat. 9Gber
ole Soee bat mir pcnigiten5 5t einent
auten @iB ~perbolien. gineS id0nen
SaqeS er3GbIte iG einem @icner
SournoliIten nidt obne cine geniiie
p~otriotiide lteberbe6ung BON oieier
8crcinigmng uno bon Ser 9Irt, tpie iie
nirftc. Gr iogte mir: Sn @ien boz
BEN mir urt6 10 cine @eicuibuit, sic
oaiielbc 3iel perioIgt. sic nennt iiG
49, SodeisGll6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Sin Eieh.

Gin fleineS &ico: mic ocbt cS on,
QoB mon 10 ltrb Is bobcn fam,
@oS Iiegt Oorin? Gr5Gble!
IS Iicqt BARN Elm uenig Slang,
Sin ncnig @ObIlnut uno @eioug
uuo cine gauge Scele.
VI. b. Gbner Giden6ad,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Trcitag, Den 2. September 1904,
Gas SuIfSlico.


@eiBt On mos entiprrngeu?
@o 5llnl eritcn Ntal
Sold Elm &ico crtIrmGen
lleber Berg u10 Ibol?
OBS elm 9urih Der Trmtten
&or Dem 6eniter lang
llno nit iiiBen &auten
Sbr OoS Ser5 be5luoHg?
Obs in enqer aammer
Gin Yoet eronft',
Gen oeS Qcbens Sammcr
Nilo uuo milo gcnoft?
@ie oo$ 2ieo Qcpor6en
llno 10 boIO geOieb?
8rog' in SijO' mo Noroen
On crir6glt Is ME!
@onoerburiden bringen'2
&on ser &ciic nit,
@Ionoc Qirncn iingen's
81 ser SiteI 9dJuitt.
Plus Ser froben Run0e
S6oIlt'S in goIo'uer Belt,
Nie pou bleid)em Wtum0C
9IltS Der Giniamteit.
Moft 0ic &er5eu better.
Moft Oie &er5en ihrUer 4
Sober giebt es Weiter.
&einer mciB, wober?
Sbnc 3iel uno Namcn
aommt'8 nit Ieid)tem Slug:
H"ingelbhmcnioamen,
Den Der @ino uertrltg!
@ebt bon Sd)pea SIT Stluelle
9liibt al iCoem Ort;
8iiBteit Oh Die Guelle.
@dr' iein 3altber tort!
(3li9en0.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Bic Snscno bei'm Sheoter.

g'arcel Gropoit craabIt i'm Barrier
"61earo": Dor iuenieen Sabren bat.
ten eini9e ~miIotbGtise Gerionen IN
Tarls cine gereinialno gu DEM
5fuede aesriinhet, ourb freipiIiqe
geitrose Der @itslieoer gu Sen foIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
NGnnertt nnb Erancu.

gIitbersiftuna eebeiIi in 40 Bis 80 xaest.
@ef6iuite. nett pber aIt, In 10 bis Is Sdaer.
gerIuit Der mdrrbarfett, pSruirs' fofort Gin.
bait aetbaH, Nierer,. unb gIaferIeiSer, Gtrtftur
II. {. 10. 9urh infer bor8ieIi1eS spiteau ga
rdutireH mir duBerit fhnele uno permanente
auren. S6uer5bafter ober berbinoerter Wens
f%truatton fofort abeeboIfen. Snretbet sic coer
fpredeH sic boz. Bath unS gonfuItatiori fret.
@ir furiren ausf6Iae. obne fir bic SetIune gu
Dperatlonen gu f1reiteu. g8enn arbere ser5te
febIfGIueen, ma6t bel uns etnen gerfn6. Tr.
pbiIip's Naebteat SnItiiute, Er. 1897, Or.
eratt.strake. Geutf1 tpirb sefproGsn.
(mlaif1 .5&G.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02

Der 9eatfde GOrrefpOmOent
erideipt jeSsn Sag I'M Sabre,
q. raiHs, Giseutbiusr unb NsSattsur.
@eibaftsbarem unb saebaftloh
CIR. Ali, Ct. GauI.S traks.
Telephone:
Sir 6as @eidGftsIofaI:
Is. & q. 1928, @Ount geruOu.
Sir Die Reoaftion:
6. & g. 3175 9lt. gernan.
RnrgIan6 1899 GunrtIauS.
eiseutbhmer G. Nuin.. @Otnuna:
G. & g. $40 n mabttou.
Wef&dftstnbr.r Q. q. Seins, @OBnuus:
g. & q. 12t 90 8aIbroof.
9as @eidGftSbiirenu oes sDeut.
fben Gorreiponoenten" lit mad Nr.
411, ct. Haul.S traBe, berIeet tuer.
ben unb ale 8riefe uno @nfragen
iouten na6 bort geridtet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-02
Or. M1m. Berker,

regitrtrter ~bentfdter Arst, 30.tdbrise prayte.
Gpe3iatiit fir Wdnrers unb SrauersArdrfbets
ten. SeiIt In fiir5eNer Belt Syphilis. MnsffIdG
SaIS unb WlunhsRrunfbeiten, Gnsflltie ieber
grt, Gtriftur, RoIutionen. neroDie Shtpd1e,
Office in Or. geder's nnaiomif6en Wsufeun,.
slr. 70s, citsgnIttmbresStruse. .Gprefftnnbet:
bon 8 ilbr Wioraeps bic 10 uhr GberoS; Sonrts
tdaS ben 10 lI5r NsrgeitS bis 2 tlbr ysuGfttts
tags unb bon 8 l1tr Bis 10 lIbr @beiibS.
". .. - d. Seder's Bate betIt urtebleur
ieoen gusfIuB. ~gnnfuItation frr.
(N2di2B .1S.G&S1
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
FIGHT ENDS
IN A MURDER
FATAL STABBING AFFRAY AT
IWILEI LAST NIGHT AS END OF
DRUNKEN BOUT BY JAPANESE.

Suyemoto japanese, was killed last
night in room at Iwilei, during the
course of a fight Koseki a japanese
hack driver, is thought to have killed
the man and the police were searching
for him last night.
The two men i'm company with other
japanese, met i'm the room of Miya-
motto on the second story of long
building i'm the tenderloin district of
Iwilei. There was considerable drink
ing. Finally SuyemOto and Koseki
disagreed about some thing and got to
fighting, the latter striking Suyemoto
over the forehead with a bottle, causing
a cash. The men were separated.
When the liquor gave out Miyamoto
claims that he left to secure some more
He says that on his return he found
Suyemoto lying dead with pools and
stains of blood about the room. 1t
was a wound i'm the neck, where the
jugular vein was severed and another
big cash in the stomach was found on
the body of the dead man.
The dead man was clad in only an
undershirt In the room was a blood
stained kimona and a pail of water
where the murderer had evidently
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

SHOCKING
TRAGEDY

A DESCRIBES THE MASSACRE MISSION
SOUTH PACF1C-HOw THE GERMAN CATHOLIC
BEINING MOUNTAIN SUDDENLY ATTACKED
THE PRIESTS, BROTHERS NUNS SLAUGHTERED
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
THE MOST IMPORTANT
FURNISHINGS

In an artistically appointed home are
pretty rugs.
our Japanece blue and white cotton
rugs and Chinese twisted mating rugs
are liked best for dining room, bed
rooms and bathroom by every house
keeper -yho has seen them.
They are exceedingly handsome, very
serviceable and best of all, very low
priced.
Greater variety of sizes than Amer
lean and European Rugs, and specially
attractive patterns now here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

Inc iasl Hu'l'peI Vi Won Nul''oN .
German i!,'e i'eNieN e'NeS me lo,'
lowing ueIailS Vi massacre ol ms
Sio'laries Oh an is''Illo near AuS'r'l,''
ueclarl.'s Tue .I"seuS ~ il'Ne "ee'' '''e
worst hiloN Il III 'i'e "0lliC'
OIl o"Iulu"S i'lo' INNS aus uS' l'' 'l''
hllSSlol'IleS at '',e O..'io''C a'"'io''' 81
faul' Ill Tue hei'iii's Niouii.'l'' IoSe at
Ihelr uSu'u nun ',o'N anu "i'S'
Mass anu llo'S Oo'''i'' 'ii'O'' vel. ""o"'
Jhelr ordinary eNoO"'lo''S' ne i'''
YES aPpro'cheu l'le convent carry ms
cIups ana aNes' pu' no l'o'''e was ''Ne',
OF lhiS' Suuuell'E Aoi'l"li 'uN''''1'
along Ihe NeIanua, cNaIIS iIls gun
GlaiclhS iii ''e "i'"oN' lle %"
aIheI l''SOllei y" MS
sIailIiy thrust 'ile "e"ioi' III Jus" e'o
WINDOW ana laklIs ann llIeu' Inc
Shot lodseu III Ihe priest cilesI' a'"-
er ltascheT spIaIlS 10 MS leeI anu Sl'S
sered from lhe rooIh' where ne met
sister HANNAH Who' Seeing ms Casso'h
drehched with Dloou caushI hoiu Vi
him TO give the dying man support,
Tomari' seeing IhaI ms hrsI shoI Hau
the room ana hred ahother shot INTO
his llght SIDE
Inc priest Iell ueau INTO the IerrIlleu
sisters arms sister hallllal IneIl
ran INTO u dlnlhg-roon ana Iockeu
the door, Al the report OF the gun
which was prearrahgeu signal TOT the
massacre the other missionaries were
instantly attacked by other natives
standing by them ana tomahaWked'
Tomari' having shot the rather IN
stantly lett the mouse with the lhleh-
ton OF shooting Brother Bley' VINO was
doing carpentering work beneath the
mousse me unfortunate missionary
nearing the shol hreu' put MS heau III
the mousse ana seeing the SISTERS sIruch
down. MADE run Tor the push with
the intention TO escape lie hau not
gone many yards Iolharl IoloWlhE
hlm' Wheh ne turned rouhd ana laceu
the murderer. one OF the MISSION
boys seeing the SITUATION threw NM
sell III front Oh the Brother ana crieu'
Ioman' you must not shool the
Brother You can shoot me- pul let
the BroIher go TO Whlch the murderer
| repiieu' rool' SlaI'u IsIue' OF Sll"li
XIII poth OF you Inc salIail boy
| Iahue refused TO move ana .he muir III,
derer was preparing 10 siloot' put' Io'll
10 lose caItrIuse Oh naive Whe''
Ihere were "ill'e men 10 Slloot' ne S's H.
eu 10 some uallNes' VINO apProacileu
the hrother rom pelli''u' ana WIN "
terrible pioW win an axe lelleu MN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
:>.%*%+:%.%:+*@S

washed his hands. No knife was found
i'm the room.
Other Japanese claimed to have also
left the room and not to have been
present when the fighting occurred. A
couple of Porto Rican women stated
that they had heard two men scuffling
about the room and out on the veranda
According to the statements of the
Japs, Koseki appears to have been last
with the murdered man. Furuta stated
that he found early this morning a pair
of bloody socks and drawers belonging
to Koseki, i'm his, Furuta's rooms short
ly after the tragedy is supposed to have
occurred Koseki disappeared. He is
thought to have tried to throw suspi-
cion on Furuta.
The murdered man was an important
witness against Hayashida who was
recently sentenced to twenty years for
killing a Japanese at Waialua. 1t
was suggested that perhaps the muir
der last night might have been the
outcome of Suyemoto having testified
against the convicted man.
Deputy Sheriff Rawlins, i'm company
with Chester Doyle, conducted an all
night investigation of the affair.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built on
the installment plan.
Home ONCE: Mcintyre Building, T. H.
L. X. KENTWELL, General Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

up. DENNISOHT
Ia supt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
HuIHuI WAS LOOKING.

Bill Huihui the we'll known light
weight champion prize fighter, was
charged by the police today with hav-
ing been present where a game of
craps" was in progress. Huihui APP
pears to have been merely passing and
stopped a few moments to see the cause
of the crowd. His friends say his alibi
will be perfect.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
Debility

Perhaps you eat enough, yet you
do not get much benefit from your
food. You keep thin and weak; are
tired all the time, and your nerves
are in bad way. Why not strengthen
your digestion and get rid of your
debility
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

All Of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
uGER FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR THE
ascsautc Stear ship Company of San
Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE

Scottish Union National Insurance
Cumpany Of Edinburgh.
Eynhes,-lfr Of Magdeburg General In
surauce Company
HNfsnce Marine and General Assurance
Co, Ltd, Of London.
RsyaI Insurance Company OF Liver
TCoi
ALLIANCE hssur nee Company OF Lon
doc
Worcester German Insurance Company
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
A GREAT TUNNEL.

suitable for farming
construction gang in Lamer and Weld
Col The main will miles long, feet deep
wide the whole will about $375OoO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
LEVERS Z COOKE. LID.
III s. King Street
c. BREWER & co., LIMITED
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, n. T.
AGENTS FOR

A6ErNlS FUR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sug.
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Haleakala Ranch Company, KapapaL
Ranch.
Planters Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line OF BoS
ton Packets.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. WIRES. & Mgr.
z. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
W. =. Allen. Auditor
T. G. Jones. Director
e. II. Cooke. .pi- ector
G. r. Carter................ Director
All OF the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

I. c. SMITH,
@. p. A. T, A..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06
CAT FISHER.

Thomas Reed the I7yeaOd Mrs M j.
Uxbdge R. H. has demonstrated his ability catch without the aid
line On different has caught good
specimen the spkIed beauties nearby brook.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-06

Want ads in the Star bring ,.uIck re-
suits. Three lines three times for q
cents.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-29

Miss Cora Richardson is visiting
friends in Briensburg, KY.
Miss Markena Cohen has returned
to her home in Memphis accompanied
by Mrs. Joe Altman.
Misses Virginia and Happy Newell
will leave toiav for a three weeks
visit to ChAtauqua, New York.
Miss N. H. Souder, a nurse at the
local l. q. hospital, will 90 to st.
Louis today on her vacation.
Misses Mamie and Annie Weber, Of
Louisville, who have been visiting
Mr.. John Weber, their brother, re-
turned to Louisville today OF noon.
Miss NJ Z. Lewis left today fer
st. Louis to visit friends and attend
the fair
Mrs. John Bebout went to Morgan
field today to visit.
Miss Jennie Beadles returned from
Maytield this morning where she had
been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Will CLARK returned
from Msyfeld this morning.
Mr.. william TOlbert, day watch.
man at the local l. o. shops, and wife
have returned from st. Louis after at
tending the fair. Mr.. Tolbert's posi-
tion was filled in his absence by Mr.
Hugh Miller.
Mr. s. H. winstead went to LAKE
Chautauqus today TO visit.
Operator Faulkner, of the Postal,
has returned from visit to Enter.
prise, Ala.
Capt. H. B. Pierce Of Golconda. ID
ct the Palmer.
Mr. Sam Quinsberry, formerly
manager Of the Western Union here,
but now with the company at Mem
phis, Tenn, is in the city on "A ter
day vacation. His family is at by.
ersburg. Tenn, aud will arrive Mon.
day for visit.
Judge William Reed went to Daw
son today at noon.
Mr.. W. y. o'Brien went to Marion,
Ny, today at noon.
MIS- Sam Duvall has returned from
Elizabethtown, Ky, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Josie Alvey.
Mr.. Cad Neil, of Arkansas, is Wis.
itipg Officer Guy Nance, bis brother
in.lsw.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-29
theatrical Notes.

The vaudeville performance at the
park continues to draw good crowds
and is first class in every respect.
Alice Floods globe act il very clever.
She jucgles on the huge ball with per-
feet ease and grace. Her famous bal
ancing ladder act is one of the most
wonderful feats OF equilibr ever
witnessed in Paducah. Hattie Flood
and her trained dog "Trixie" are re-
ceived with much laughter and ap
plsuse from the older people as well
as the children. Owing to the liberal
management of the park all the seats
are free and the performance is quite
as good as one sees in the large cities.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-29
CAPTAIN sTEYER Is ILL.

Captain Theodore Steyer Of Col
conda who has been sojourning at
Dawson is i'll st..the residence of DR..
Frank Boyd his son.in-lsw. Captain
Steysr returned from Dawson Satur-
day and has been here since. His
illness is not reported to be very seri-
Gus and he will likely be out shortly.
He will return home to Golconds as
soon as he is able.