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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-10-25
BAD COMPANY
Not a Home in Honolulu
Where ThisVisitor is
Welcome.

The most unwelcome visitor in Homo
lulu.
Is any itching skin disease.
Itching piles is known In nearly every
household.
And eczema is no stranger.
They're both bad company.
They come early-stay late.
We always say good radiance"
when they go.
Know how to keep them away? Use
Doan's Ointment.
Doan's Ointment cures piles and all
itchiness OF the SKIN.
A Victoria, Australia man endorses
our claims.
Mr.. william Preston has been a resi-
dent Of Victoria for over half a een-
tury ana therefore VIII be known 10
many Of our readers Mr., Preston IL
nj present residing at No. Gs Argyle
81, 81. Kldn lie says; "For some
considerable time / have been troubled
with Eczema on my legs The irrita-
ton az times was very great especially
az night, ana II caused me considerable
annoyance, I obtained a pot ~ Doan's
ointment ana ! must say that ~ allay-
- the irritation almost Immediately
lb0hps Ointment N GOOD remedy ana
J can highly recommend u Tor
Duan'S Ointment 10 splendid ~ al
diseases ~ ihr Fkln eoe.ma, pilaH,
hives. Insect hltes, sores, rhllblaius, etc.
u ~ perfectly safe ana very snectye
h0an'H Ointment h sold BY all
chemists hnd finrehfepers "a t0 cents
rrf hnE fHlE hoses o. tbl W vii BE-
mailed en receipt ~ price ~ ihs nols /
'Hlrf hruF n4Y Agents fVr lhs iisHais
.HH iHlHnds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-10-25
OCTOBER TENN OF
MAUI CIRCUIT COURT

WAILUKU, Maui. Oct. 2o.-Thc
October 1904 term of the Second Circuit
Court will close on Saturday. There
remains for trial the case of the Terri
tory versus Kali (k), charged with the
embezzlcment of one hundred dollars. A
jury has been drawn in the case and the
trial will commence tomorrow morning
at 9 O'Clock.
The following criminal cases have
been disposed during the week:
Territory VS.. Manuel Chase. Assault
and battery. Plead guilty. Sentenced to
be imprisoned at hard labor for the term
of ten days.
Territory VS.. Roke Posano Larceny
in the first degree Sentenced to inn
prisonment at hard labor for the term
of two years.
Territory VS.. Tsue, embezzlement of
S3o5. Trial by jury, verdict guilty.
Two years imprisonment at hard labor.
Territory VS.. Papa Kahaulelio. May
hem. Pleaded guilty. Sentence sus-
pended for the term of one year.
Territory VS.. Kaaihue Ioane and Kaia.
Assault and battery. Trial by jury. Yer
dict of not guilty.
Territory VS.. S. Kekich Embezzle-
ment. Trial by jury. Verdict not guilty.
Territory vs. Juan Flores. Assault
and battery. Trial by jury. Verdict of
not guilty.
Territory VS.. Antoine Foard. Nolle
pressed
Territory VS.. VIM. Morris, David Es-
pinda, NIoke Kamaunu and Manuia,
nolle pressed.
Territory VS.. NJ. L. Decker and Fushi-
kawa, violating Section 400 of the Penal
Code. NJ. l.. Decker found guilty and
Fushikawa not guilty..
There has not been single civil case
triable by jury taken up this term. they
having otherwise been settled out of
court or have gone for the term by stipu-
lation.
OTHER NOTES.
Judge A. S. Mahauu who has been
with Prince Kuhio on campaign tour
returns to Honolulu today by the Ma
una Loa.
GEORGE Maxwell one of the strongest
Home Rulers on this island has joined
the Republican ranks.
The All-Maui baseball team leaves to-
night for Honolulu to play with the Ma
lie team. The following will compose
the team: T. Kruger. N. Kruger, K.
Smith, ]. Garcia, A. Garcia, Geo. H.
Cummins, w. Crowell w. Morris, A.
Jackson, W. Bailey and Kua Kanaauao.
]. Lightfoot arrived here on Tuesday
evening to attend to a case on this
terms calendar of the court and will re-
turn to Honolulu tonight.
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the people over there would Ne starving
II y The Government wotk that " keep.
ing the island ening"
Calculating front memory Mr. t,cfc
stated that Sit.ouo worth ~ road and
bridge work out ~ the loan fund was
Under contract, aud about 5000 worth
advertised now which would bc let IN
week or two. Plans for improve.
mcnts under loan appropriations we're
being worked up Besides road build.
ing expenditures the island OF Hawaii
IS receiving various other benefits Of
loan money Mr. Gere enumerated some
Of them as follows
Work on the Hilo sewers. to cost
$1,000 will shortly begin Three school.
houses are now building on the island.
1T has been decided TO put the jail
tip mauka provided satisfactory ar
engagements can be made with John
+. Baker about the land at piihonua.
Work on the kawaihae wharf will
be started soon, definite arrangements
for location having been made.
The Waimea water works will also
be promptly undertaken. Pipes will be
advertised for in a few days and the
work pushed forward
The road boards are all doing good
work" Mr.. ucrc added, especially the
Hamakua and South llilo boards. That
OF South llilo has begun to macadamizc
the road to Pepeckcp. The old up-and-
down roads in Hahakua are now near
being things of the past"
Mr.. Gere speaks confidentially OF
Republican success on the big island.
He spoke laughingly of the whirligig
nature of the contest. There is an end
less procession OF campaieners-Repub-
lican. Democratic and Home Rulc-go-
ing round and round to the different
stumps. Each party is striving to have
the last word with the voters in every
locality.
"The Hilo Republicans, you had
better believe, are scratching gravel"
Mr.. Gere said. There is special reason
for this activity in the fact that de-
feat OF the Republican ticket will leave
the chief town of the island without
representation in the Senate Mr. Gere
thinks that Carl S. Smith is sure OF
election to the House and probably also
the entire Republican ticket.
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WHERE HOMESTEAD
LAW is MANDATORY

Governor Carter, referring 10 the
homestead difiiculty on the island Of
Hawaii, said he regarded as mandatory
that provision Of the law which makes
cultivation OF twenty-five per cent Of
the Hand and residence thereon for Two
years by the applicant conditions Of
receiving a homestead patent There
WAS no discretion left 10 the Governor
regarding those conditions,
Where there Was any noon for eN-
ecutiye discretion in the matter WaH
specified in a clause mentioning other
conditions aH miFhi appear
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LAME BACK

This Humeut D. usually caused by
rhoumaiiBm ~ the muscles ana may
Dec cured by applying rhamberlaiu's
PAIN iiplm 1870 or three times "a day
hnd rubbing tho parts vigorously al
flrh application, N this d0rs not az
fpr1 rriirf bind nn pirre ~ aaansl
slightly dHuroned Riih Pain Balm.
ani pulrk rallff ls almost surs 10 fol-
lDa l'nr Hi. hy 80 dealers ana drug,
HiHia BENSON smith a co., Id.
agents ~ uHWalf
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PUMA SALE 2, y
IS ORDERED

Judge De Bolt granted the petition OF
William Pfotenhauer, receiver of Puma
Sugar Co., ordering sale of the prop
erty without date. The receiver was
authorized to continue issuing certifl-
Gates for expenses of running the plan
tation. Mr.. Pfotenhauer was himself
appointed as commissioner of sale.
Smith & Lewis represented the plain
tiff; Atkinson. Judd & Mott-Smith. the
Puma Sugar Co., and Holmes & Stanley,
Bishop & Co.
There was consultation over the
great jurisdictional question held yes
terday morning between Chief Justice
Frear, Associate Justice Hatch and Cir
cult Judges De- Bolt, Robinson and
Matthewman.
Joseph o. Carter, w. f. Alien, W. o.
Smith, A. w. Carter and s. NJ. Damon,
trustees under the will of Bernice p.
Bishop, have brought suit against the
Kamalo Sugar Co.. Ltd, for $500 rep
resenting rent and taxes on certain
leasehold
Hoffschlaeger & Co.. Ltd. ana A. NJ.
Brown, High Sheriff. have filed n de-
llurrer W the diieiiueu coiiipiiiit Vi 'he
firm of Yam Wo Tong, in which dam
ages are claimed for seizure and de-
tention of goods.
Judge Robinson has ordered default
against defendant in the suit of David
II. Lewis VS.. Christopher j. Holt.
Louisa Watson sues David Watson
for divorce on the grounds of cruelty
and non-support.
Judge Robinson continued the Coch
ran divorce case from yesterday to Sat
urday, November 8. at $3.50 n. m.
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Nae hnlla} ana ~ parts aoni fiam
iigHail ~ Maul pn 49, laai Mauns -.
IAtf faf hf9 hAa r4painf rlalon
~ ffflf rnfi rsHfiF AZ aii huhig
ffliH fhitf nfHhH sEH 1hel lnisn9
in iaif hHHi ianal 40 hialassi lelals
taWlns hat M iinnnlalu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-10-25
SHALL CONSTRUCTION
OR OBSTRUCTION RULE?
Issues Of Campaign as Presented at Republican
Meeting by Mr.. Towse-.-Democratic ChaI.
lense on Men Taken Up.

crew indeed, including certain weareis
OF striped suits and candidates for like
wearing gear, a rifI-raff In favor OF
free and easy times and customs pro-
fessional politicians. and, to be fail
and exact. with here and there mis-.
guided good man and citizen who has
taken the trail OF tangent beginning
at an indefinite point and ending no.
where.
up at the Orpheum theater, In the
Democratic meeting right now, Mr..
Kinney is reading his carefully prerar-
ed paper on the evils of a Governor
governing, catering to the disappointed
and the fault-finding, while Mr..
Hutchins, disclaiming any purpose of
being personal, is heapng abuse upon
the head of Kuhio. We know this, be-
cause these speeches have been adver-
tised for a week Now, gentlemen.
when is a governor the kind of a gov
ernor we want in this Territory? I'll
undertake to say that it's when he in
sists upon an incorruptible judiciary
for the common people, when he insists
upon the most honest and the most
proper conduct of every office within
his control, when he is fearless and
courageous and fair and keeps In touch
with the citizenship. That is the kind
Of n man we want and to all appear
ances that is the kind of man we have.
He puts efficiency and correct admins
tration before technicalities and he
strikes a blow when it seems that a
blow is required. Why, a large por-
ton of this community was frenzied
Friday night and part of today over
the retirement of certain officials from
positions long held by them. But al
ready the atmosphere is changed and
1t is becoming clearer and clearer that
Carter was right. In this matter he
has shown that he is not afraid. Had
he delayed action until after election,
period of only two weeks, 1t is my
belief that he would have called down
upon himself the righteous censure of
the community. He has put the public
service before politics and that is the
kind of a governor we want to govern
here.
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and entered neither demurrer. answer
nor other pleading ~ the complaint
In the suit ~ william W. nierce,
Ltd ~ CLINTON ! iiutchlns. trustee
II Az " IL stipulated that the defeud-
ants Arthur a. Wood. William water.
house and Albert watefhousc. eSecu-
tors ~ Henry Warehouse, may have
ten days 60 plead. or take other action
inMafd tho cnmplnlnt.
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slas for sshoolhouss.

9hs following bids Wrro received 90
ths Public WORKS Departments for conr
uiru0tinE q nns-rpDm a.haDlhnuse Win
toaeherE aparlments "a kaaba 500
laulaH Oahu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-10-25
A MYTHICAL ABUSE.

I Speaking of those mythical or mys-
teal pro forma' undated designations.
They were surely not very much in evil
I dence on Friday. The accepted ac-
I counts say that one Of the officials re,
tired called In stenographer and
dictated his resignation Now, finally
under this head, these undated resig-
nations seem to worry nightly lot
! of people who can have no possible
concern with Them Up to date no man
reputed to have been the author of one
of them has had a word of criticism
to Offer And there are some pretty
strong and outspoken people in the
scope of the bugaboo. Just how long
would Col. Harry Fisher, the auditor,
or Mr.. Campbell the treasurer, or
Mr.. Holloway, the superintendent of
public works, or Mr.. Pratt, the land
commissioner, or Mr.. Holt, the tax
assessor, be subject to an agreement
or a condition compromising to the
slightest degree manhood, personal
liberty or the best government Just
about one minute by a well-regulated
chronometer.
REGISTER YOUR CONVICTIONS.
Now, gentlemen, on the Sth of No
vember next are you going to be loyal
to your convictions, are you going to
act upon your own reasoning and your
own thinking, or are you going to be
blinded by agitation and the yelling of
those who wish to tear you down? If
the former. then you must and will vote
the straight Republican ticket. The
Republican party Is for construction
not obstruction. 1t Is party OF de-
clarations and deeds, not n party of
apologies criticisms and sivered pro-
misses. 1t does things and II makes
things and II fights in the open and
1t arrays itself with the common people
trustfully. 1t is the party we should
sustain and uphold and endorse and
TIMES of Hawaii mel, for II Is the party
that has carried civilization to the four
quarters OF the globe and that pro-
claims liberty and equality In every
country and every tongue. IT has dot
ted the seven seas with the burden
bearers and messengers Of commerce.
II has created ana fostered industry
and frugality. And II has built the
school house and placed the American
nag over II that our children and our
ohildreu's children may enshrine its
broad principles In their hearts and be
gaddened and blessed more ana more
by progress and prosperity"
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judge Robinson bee made an ordsr
ON me petition NJ liruW smith, sd.
minlsirlinr uf ihr frtHtr ~ krklf
Amaze aha ln her lifetime Ras admin
isifaifIR NJ ihs estate ~ lrsnr Amala.
ihsf an adWnisIHior df hanis Don d.
appointed fpf ihs rnToses ~ eullerilnF
TuHiH iHa ihH iNiiff estate 500 ~ nlHi
inH up M HaWnHifHilm 1hr nfarf
snpnHf TuHlsF hNfrmhfr b ~
haarnF ihe paiil0n
flfIh heiIali n IHaH 81 lHrf
faali .sIHf tf ~ NlsII.f m ihl
aban sNi ~ haH hHhNs Anl.f Sol
laNall MlHrI ~ HaaN En- Hr
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I'm @audJfans gefnuSen.

Rem Yort 13. Wtui. - Die
Sroge iiber ben &erbleib Der ied)s.
iGbrigen Solepbine Gobiu, bon pels
der moit glalibte, lie lei bon Serbre.
6ern entfiibrt ober @iiitlin9en gum
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ben oenn Der bcreitS III Germeirng
heterogeneous 2eihnom bes ainoes
luuroe eeltern @beno fur5 Dor Z llbr
in Dem Shornitein oes SauieS gtr.
1871, 3. Mpen1ie, neben Dem SauIe
Nr. 1889. in Dem iih Die @obnnng
Der 2ornilie Gobia befinbet, geiun-
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bon Der elterlifen Wobnung nno
felt eineefeilt IN Dem Shornltein be-
fano iid) Ole 2ei6e bes ungliidliden
ainoes. Sprt boubte es ietn 2ebeil
aus, mdbreno, nur burb Die Stein-
mono %9etrennt, lid Die Wtntter Die
Iitaen betreifs oes 8erbleibes TIRES
Sieblings alisweinte. ObeIeih Die
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Qluf Gebeusseit.

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Marp ". Eomea mllr0e bellte i'm @e-
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nad)0em ibrc 9lnmGlte ben &ompi
nm einen nellei1 Ero5eB megen @r-
mor0ulg Der GItele Mlbin altigege.
ben batten. NlS onS @eillf I'm Ell
nen nelIen Gro5eB perbanoelt neroer
iollte, erflGrte Senrp Hioglep, ilnl.,
elmer ser NmpGlte ser Srult Hopeu,
0nB er un6 lein Witonmalt q. $. 9a.
bis UergebeuS nit Srolt Yoipell ge-
lproter, oumit tie ibnen Hollmodt
9ebe, oaS &eriabren fort5uieben, "a
Die Srou IN einem 3ultono geiItiger
Iltireglung lei, Der lie binoere, cine
iol6c g(lttoritGt 81 ertbeilcn. 0a iie
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nid)t iibernebmen moaten, 10 5ogen
Iic hermit ibr @eilld 5uriid. Snl
llebriQen meinteu iie, eS iei MN al
General Nnipolt gsoro, Scr 9eidul-
bi9ung, Dob @eidporene id)on Dor
Dem Yro5cB iiber Die Shulb Der Gin
Qeflo9ten lid olISgeiproden bobeu,
nahpliorlhen.
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Der Su0te iuar IdDnl0.

Rem. Oort, Is. Moi. - 8enn
immer Elm ltn8liid. 9el6eben lit mo
irgeno elm llngliidli6er iein &eben
cingebiiBt bot, Oonu fom1nt genObn-
lid sic Stats Giienbabn z Commit,
lion nit elmer longen l%lnteriudung
uto aQerlei Gmpieblrmgeu bic obcr
MIR lelten bon ben 9abn>Wlugnateu
beiolgt mer0cn. @eItern beI6ditigtc
li6 Die %crpGbnte Gommiilion NIT Dem
l1nfoQ an Der So. StroBe uno 3. Slpe.,
lpobei betonntlid Der Wotorfilbrer
@iQion Cornell ouf id)redli6e 8ciic
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Die Sdul0 an Dem llngliid oili Den
tooten Wotormuun, Der ibrer Nniid)t
nod) cinen Srrtbum in Der 9ered)-
ming Ser 9iiton5 gemndt mo oo'
ourd Die Golliiion Der bcioen 3iigc
Oerlriud)t bat.
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lei Oas 0pier zines Wt0rocrs, lit Die
Foli5ei Der 9lniiht, ooB Die 8lcine
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Den Sdornltein iiel. Die 2eite mar
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gongcn, Dab Die Goruobme elmer 9(l.
topic notbmcu6g lit. nm Die 1ooes.
uriode 81 ermittcln. Der Coroner
miro Den SOL obcr bod umterIufen.
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&an Soft mcifgcuaidDcu.

&albinqton, 10. W}oi.- Ger
8erldt iiber Die ltnteriu6ung 0c5
&oitomtS Der Stoot Nerp-Oort, nit
b~eionoerer 8eriifiihtigrng oes Stem
Oorfer EOitmeiitcrS San Soft, mcl6c
llnteriu6unq SeitenS pes SiiIfS-8e,
reralanlualt5 Charles $. 9fobb bonn
Goit0eportement gefii6rt mur6e, lie0t
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San Soft in 0emielben ieocS milient-
lid)en Nmltspergebeu5 entloitet. Ser
Hobbide 8eridt, iuel6er 5uerit an
Ben Observation-Disclosures GuDne &c,
gangen mo bon Oieiem Damn Dem
Erdiioentcu 5uQcIteQt moroen may,
entb6lt cine 9enoue S6iloerrmg uno
@eihidte Der qou5en llnteriufunD
ulO mnd)t, ipie bel iol6cn 9eriftcn
ii6lidl, einige Gmpfeblungen. Ger
9eribt, iomie Oieie Gmpfeblungcr
bobcn oic uoGe 9%iQigrng OeS Yrdii-
oenten g%eiunben.
Sn Dem Veri6t miro allSqefilbrt
Dab einige idlchtc SerpaltrngSme-
tbooerL melde nod bon friibereu
NOltmciItryn her outirtcn, I'M 2oilft
Der llnteriudung entoeft moroen
ieien mo Dob oieielbcn iebt obgeiteQt
lino. GrimineQe WodiRationen mill
Die llnterIlIdultg nidt ent6eft boben
oo6 mer6en ole cntoedten l%lnreqel,
mdBtgteiten, meld)e aber - ben BE
rihten 5u Solge - sic Snte9ritot Oe5
@oitmeiitcrs San Soft ni6t beriibs
rem, nit alien 9etnilS 0drgeiteQt ur0
cine Wtengc WoBregelu empfoblen,
meIhe iolden llnregeImGBigfeiten in
3llfunft por6eugen ioaen.
Der OunfclIte Elnft in Ser SlmtS-
fiibrrng oeS |oitmeiIters San Gott
lit Dem 9eriht Die NnItealng BON
oeiien 9ruoer 8biteficlo San Got
ais 9rieffoiten-Gramino oOer SSn.
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fleioete oieIe SteQe flint Sabre, trog.
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8eri6t 81 Solge an oie9tegierung 5lI-
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gmtSfiibrulg Hidor0 San Gott'S,
zines SobneS oe3 8oitmeiltcrS, mel
der in Ser Gbot Die 8ei6Gite bca
Nelu-Oorfer EoltmciIterS beIorgte,
u,o 5mur in elmer Meiie, Dab SitltSa
Observation-Disclosures Hobb eS fir
%notbrpenoig erodytet, Dab Die Iomi
n~iitrotion ollf Die meiteren 9ienIte
oieieS Scrren per5i6tet. Ser 8eriht
mirft Dem YoitmeiIter : Sprotling
5,uor feline oireften Wtohinotioncn
Dor, ober lGBt iebr oeutlid our6blit.
fen ooB &iforb San Gptt's omtlIdt
SbGtigfeit ouiboren loltc.
Mus gutter QueQc perloutet, Dab
Tr1lioent H%ooiepelt cine Nbiebling
oeS 8oIhneiiterS San Gott nidt
pcrfiigen miro, oo Die llnteriudung
fem Wuteriol, lpeld)eS cine iolde Mb-
iebiing redtfertigen iuiiroe, 81 Gage
gef6roert bat. Sb bem Goitmeiiter
8un Gott bei'm Nblouf ieineS NmtS-
terminus, lpelder III ungef1br 5ebn
Monoten eintritt, cine @ieoererncn-
nrlng 81 (beif iuerben miro, lit 5iir
Belt nod goll5 unbeltinmt mo oilri-
te crit 81 iener 3eit III naberc grluG.
9iing ge5ogen meroen. Iui anor6-
nung oeS BrGIibenten lit Der 9erid)t
benz EoItmciiter San Gott 5u9einnbt
moroen, INN Die BARN pcrfiieten Ser
Gnoerungen por5unebmen.
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iuB miro 0urd) Die aiir3e 6e3 Gernti-
mes Der Bombs ouSgegli6en, pelder
Die ruiiiihc &eGierung in Den Stono
iebcn miro, not iiinf Sobreu, lpenm
hie gcacnluartigen politiibenS hmie-
rigfeiten noriiber limo, 3rlr Gonpert;.
ring oerielben ibre 3uilu6t 81 nt5,
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-14
gort Rrt6ur wieoer ifOfirt.
Selcgrnpbiidle nnb SnBuDcrbinoung
nbermHlS nutcr6rOdeu.

9oiienipieI Der &uiieu SIT Gew-
GbWang. - Regimenter tommeu
mo geben. - NieoerIoge bel @o-
6lmg-lieu BON ben Ruiien in 2tb-
reoe aeitelt. - Die &opauer be
fiirtten ctlen 6lontcn Angrifi
in Gorca. - Gin ioponiihe5 Gor.
pcOobOot iliegt IN ole 2uit.
@eripdtete NaGriht ans 9eoul.
- Gin irommer @uni6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-14

felt olls5ei6neten. Se0ermont, Dem
oaa St.@eorgSz9relt5 pcrlieben miro,
muB cS in Gbren trogell u1O beitrcbt
iein, iid oieier ibnt BON Safer 5ll
GbeiI qenurOenen 8elobnung Mir
big 81 5eigcn.
rGroget es, mo menH Sbr nit
@otteS 8eiitono 3u Glren 6onlilien
5urijdfebrt, er3dblet Guren ainoerr,
penn &br betogt iei0, @uren &inOeS.
fin0ern, mie Sbr oui Den S0ben Dor
&ilulicnheng einen gegen icdS &c.
tdmpft babt!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-21
Queer Coach Road in Europe.

From Spare Moments.
In the old days of canal voyaging cap
tains of boats were not infrequently ask
ed to give a wayfarer a lift The man
was asked If he was willing to work his
passage. If he said Yes he was put to
work driving the horses. In Europe, it
seems, a similar custom is practiced on
paying coach passengers. In the Pyre-
nees there is coach road between two
villages, one on each side of mountain
10000 feet high. After the coach has
proceeded a little distance and reached
the steep part of the ascent the con-
ductor begs the passengers to get out, so
as to ease the horses They are even re-
Quested to push behind and help the poor
animals to drag the huge vehicle uphill
When at last the summit is reached
each traveller wiping from his forehead
drops of sweat as big as kidney beans.
congratulates himself on the breezy ride
down the steep slopes of the descent
which awaits him. There is where he
makes a mistake. for the conductor. with
sweet smile, begs the gentlemen to be
kind enough to hang on to the coach be-
hind and act the part of a Westinghouse
air brake, or else the horses may be in
Jured. In this manner the terminus of
the line is reached, the passengers having
pushed the coach all the way up one side
of the mountain and held it back all the
way down the other. In spite of this
there is a rush for places on the coach
daily. as there has been for half CEN
fury.