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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
BROUGHT
MANY PASSENGERS
VESSEL ARRIVED THIS MORNING
FROM SAN FRANCISCO-WELL
KNOWN PEOPLE ABOARD

With large crowd of passengers for
Honolulu the IS. S. Siberia arrived off
the port shortly after daybreak this
morning from San Francisco. The YES
sci did not bring the mail, as the s. S..
Alameda which hove in sight off Koko
Head shortly before 8 o'clock, had the
bulk of the mail. The Siberia left about
four hours later than the Alameda and
had a few sacks of mail.
There is a standing rule i'm the Pa
,cifc Mail Company not to allow any
vessel to beat one of their ships to port
so on this account Captain Smith had
the Siberia speed up sufficiently 40
overhaul the Alameda on the second
day after leaving San Francisco At
ter that time the Alameda saw thu
smoke of the Siberia and the vessels
were almost within sight of each other
for the remainder of the trip.
The Siberia carries "A large crowd OF
through cargo, there being an unusual
ly large shipment of leather goods for
japanese consignees. The vessel for
some reason, has no shipment of cot
ton this trip.
The news of the result Of the naval
battle between the Japanese and Rus
sian fleets was learnd by the people of
the Siberia when the vessel arrived off
the local port The defeat of the Rus
SLAMS was naturally a-cauae for con-
siderable satisfaction to Captain Smith
the master of the vessel.
For Honolulu there were SO cabin pas
sengers, almost half Of the entire crowd
aboard the steamer. Many we'll known
people arrived. Among the Honolulans
were Colonel George Macfarlane. Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane and Mrs. e. c. Mac
farlane.
Mrs. ]. A. Matthewman and infant
were arriving passengers.
Mrs e. ID. Tenney was an arriving
passenger for Honolulu.
Walter +. Dillingham; returned from
a business trip to the mainland.
George c. Beckley returned for his
summr vacation.
C. c. Cunha "Toots" returned from
attending school i'm California.
DR.. F. Burt is from Los Angeles. He
goes to Maui to take charge of the prac-
tice of a physician at that place.
Mrs. George p. Castle and the Misses
d. and NJ Castle arrived from the
Mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned having been duly
appointed admin stratriX with the win
annexed of Antonio Fernandez Neves,
late of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Ter
Titory of Hawaii, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
to present their claims against the Es-
tate of the said Antonio Fernandez
Neves, deceased, duly authenticated,
whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, to the undersigned, at her resi-
dence, Kalihi, Honolulu, oahu, afore-
said within Six Months from the date
herof, or they viii be forever barred.
And all persons indebted to said Es-
tate are hereby requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
JULIA FERNANDEZ NEVES,
Administrators with the Will annexed
of Antonio Fernandez Neves, de-
ceased.
Dated Honolulu, June 2, 1905.
4ts-June 2, Q, l6, %.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
Henry Kap0a is
Back Once More
EMBEzziER TRUST COMPANY FUNDS RETURNS PRISONER
FROM LONDON CHARGE DEPUTY SHERIFF vDA-sEEMs
TO TAKE L1GHTLY-w1LL PLEAD GUILTY BUT
SAYS OTHERS BLAME.

He has been learning things since the
day that he levanted. He stated that
he was going To plead guilty.
"Of course ] shall plead guilty. That
is why / let people know where / was
my sin and crime worried me an the
dime. / was always thinking about
what I had done he said.
1T worried you most after you had
gone broke in London, didn't it?' was
the natural question and Kapea admit
ted that his conscience become more
active as his appetite began to assert
itself.
But all the same" ne protested Il
was sorry all the time for having act
ed as I did and I thought it better to
come back and pay the penalty for my
misdeed. 1 will admit what I have
done and will serve my sentence on the
reef. I suppose you will put me on
the reef you won't take me out to sea
and drown me, win you?"
This last pleasantly was addressed to
Deputy Sheriff Rawllns.
The prisoner admitted that when h
ltll mere lG went W I OholldlllA DuA uN'
yond telling that he went thence Il
Europe on a German ship he would Civ,
no Information as to his travels, in fac
he seemed to have a very hazy idea O.
the countries and places he had seen.
But the police could never hav,
caught me unless l wanted them to" h
boosted idly. Il could fool them ever.
time If 1 tried. l sent the papers her
about myself and where l was so tina
/ could be brought back"
Kapea said that he was playing bill
lizards in a hall i'm London when an of
ficer put him under arrest and he seem
ed TO enjoy recalling the eXcitemen
which the event caused in the place. II
was taken to Old Bailey and wa
charged at Bow street. subsequent
spending six weeks in BriXtOr prise
awaiting eXtraditiun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ny AUTHORITY
NAILILIHAELE STREAM BRIDGE
AND APPROACHES.

Proposals will be received at the Of
fee OF the Supt. of Public Works, Ho-
nolulu, T. H., until u o'clock m. Of
June 10, 1905, for construction of Bridge
and Approaches at Nailiiliihaele Stream
Hamakualoa, Maui.
Plans and specifications are on file
with the Asst. Supt. of Public Works.
Honolulu, and with w. O. Aiken, chair
man Makawao Road Board, Makawao.
Maui copies of which will be furnished
intending bidders on receipt of s. which
sum will be returned after depositing
bid and returning plans and specihca-
tons
No proposal will be entertained un-
less submitted on the blank forms fur
nished, enclosed in a sealed envelope
addressed to G. s. Holloway, Super
intendent of Public Works, Honolulu,
r. H.. endorsed Proposal for Nailiilii-
haele Stream Bridge and Approaches,
Maui" and delivered previous to u
o'clock m. on the day specified.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
C. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, r. H., June 2, 1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
"KILL the SNAKES"
CContinued from page one)

snakea. The Sheriff also communicat-
ed with Governor Carter who said that
steps should be taken to prevent the
snakes being landed. He at once con-
ferred with the Attorney Generals de-
partmenL
In the meanwhile Collector Stackable
had been standing by his guns and an
nounced that he would either send the
snakes back to San Francisco or else
destroy them. At noon today the Col
lector accompanied by several other
officials, went to the Oceanic wharf to
attend "quarantining." 1t is likely
that by the time the "quarantining
process was completed that it win not
make much difference whether the
snakes are sent back or allowed to re-
main in the Territory.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
Miss Viola Mutch returned.

Miss Viola Mulch returned.
Miss Carrie Sweigert is going out to
school on the Mainland
Miss Ethel Wilcox returned from
Yokohama to marry i. 5. Sullivan who
represents the Standard Oil Company
in japan.
Edwin Morgan who is going TO Dalny
was the American consul at Korea.
Clement A. Griscom, chairman of Tie
board of the international Merchant
Marine Company, Morgan's Ship Trust
is a through passenger for Yokohama.
He is going TO Japan to visit his son
Walter Griscom, the American minister
at Toxic. In his party aboard the ST.
iberia are Mrs. GriscOEl, Howard Wood,
the Misses Wood and DR.. George S.
Gerhard
The Siberia is scheduled to sail from
Naval wharf n. ? for the Orient at e
y m. To-Day.
Dr. II. d. HauXhurst one of the mos
popular surgeons of the Oriental run
has been given the berth as surgeon of
the Siberia He was with the America
Maru and later with .. d O. company.
Although this is his first trip on the
Siberia. DR.. HauXhurst was highly COM
pimented by the local quarantine Off
cials on the prompt and efficient man
ner in which he had the passengers aGl
crew mustered ready for quarantine
inspection this morning. The vessel
passed quarantine in about an hour
which Is a much shorter time than
usual with such large vessel.
The Siberia carries about 81. 060000 I'm
silver for Shanghai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
KILL BY AN ELECTRIC CAR.

A japanese boy was killed by an
electric car at the King and Pawaa
Junction last night about $3.50 o'clock.
The child accompanying his father Blu
michi Omoto is said to have jumped in
front of a Waialae car which passed
over his neck killing him instantly. An
inquest viii be held this morning. The
father of the child claims that the boy
was walking across the track and DID
not try to jump ON to the or.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
VIOA'S TRIP

Deputy Sheriff Henry Vida, who re-
turned this morning from London in
charge of Henry Kapea, the defaulting
clerk Of the Trust Company, has moth
ing but good words to say of the treat
ment he received all along the line. He
had no trouble with his prisoner and
his journey was therefore something in
the way of a pleasure trip. He spent
three weeks in London and while there
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
The Streets Of New York.

The Ellefords will tor light present
Dion Boucicaulrs lasting success The
Streets of New York The play
which is full of comedy and thrilling
situations deals with the social side Of
the great metropolis and shows The
struggles of dhe poor of New York
Among the scenes to be shown are the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
ID. J. T. Mcdonald

HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE
10 THE ALEXANDER YOUNG
HOTEL.
Easily accessible at night by phone
Office and Office hours unchanged
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02

Bankers office, Union Square by night
and the fire in the old tenement. The
company all have congenial roles and a
most pleasing evenings entertainment
is assured.
The latest success and novelty i'm
moving pictures THE Hero of Lao
Yang" will be shown between acts on
next .1Ionday evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02

WELL KNOWN MAN RETURNED.
George r. Allen who is well known in
Honolulu returned this morning by
the S. S. Siberia after an absence Of
considerable time on the mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: Sales: 25 McBryde
$3.50. On the Board: % Eva, $27.25; 10
Eva, $2725.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
Observation-Disclosures

london Is a pretty big place for a
man to see i'm three weeks" he said
this morning but anything that was
of interest or that the London men
thought would interest me, they took
good care that I should see. They gave
me every courtesy and kindness"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02
TO INSPECT NEW LAHAINA LIGHT

Captain Niblack left today by the
steamer Mauna Loa for Lahaina where
he will take the new trangulation and
arrange the ranges for the new light at
that place.
he says, the inspectors of the London
police used every effort to see that he
enjoyed himself.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02

star Want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-02

WHY NOT RENT A
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
in a modern steel vault
ana feel that your valu-
ables are seCure2
FIVE DOLLARS a
year pays for one. Call
and see us about &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Wute Garmen!

@eiuiic 9utala9enten bober. nm ibre ~eioener
Srtere6en al ~icbisen. bic idlntngige @eid,ditss
LUCE erfuto Ell, ban Der iiolide Sheil BON Ghtdos
lam Gpuntp, Spiua. 3t iirpiig uno III nieorig
nno oeien nDroliher Ibeil 5t g~ebiraig lei. Die
Staot Altu Giita, init elmer gnten tuthpiiicbeii
STRIDE ino G ehnIe, init einem guten Mnrtte uno
guten @eidl1fteu Iiegt I'M Horoeu Qeunnnten
GpuitpS, uno lit begIldt burrh cine herrlidhe llmIs
gebun9: NaeS 9aio 1T ronig. bod selegen.
Serge iicht ranu hier ebetio lueni9 ais bel Teiu
&teitlla, 3oiua, mo III auoeren beitbetnnltel
6rud1tge9enoel Ser 9uoeu lit auSgeseidluet.
y bis 20 3ou id9iunr5er Sroe, oarunter gelber
9ebri.
6uigeroe 5arnteii, III 6dnoeu bon Groteitauten,
tornei nirett pon Den Gigeutbtneru getauit
iperoeu:
800 9dcr, 5 Meilen bon NIta Gilta, nit Sn,s
prouements i'm gsertbe bon $500. iGr $50 per
9der.
100 Nder. 8 Meilen ben Vita Gitu, NIT Suts
rropementS i'm Ssertle BON $1,000, Itr S4 per
slider.
100 Nrter. az Reilen u0n gIta Giita, nit Sms
rrsoeneats I'M Nerthe bon 5000, iar sol per
Nder.
1850 Ndrer. 4 Mrileu BON 9Itu gtlta. nit Sms
prpuencItS irI S9ertbe Bon 5000, iIr S4 per
Sldcr.
.202 9Ider, 3h Meileu non Nltd &iitn. nit 3mr
prppenehts i'll Sscrtle bon $2.200, tir $50 per
elder.
I'm ndbere 9tlSturft ipcuoe maa IT'D al 4cu.
&. v. SnnSrmaan, Nltd $iitn. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Sctreffeno Eatcr %unaucntmra,
8. g.

3u inherent 9eridte ii6cr oas
Inftreten 8ater 9onapentura's in
LETTER Summer Der Y@a3ette", ireut
es ms nod S~olgenbes beiiiigen 6n
fbnnen:
9lr6 oie Sreunolidfeit Gotcr
gonapentltra'S lino bes bod)w. 8oter
Seer (oer, pie eS i6eint, tets
bernlbt lit fiir ieine @emeinOe olles
@ertbpoac 81 iidern) iino mir
III Der Sage, nod folgenbe
bod]It erfrellline Mittbeilun9en All
mad)en: &om 90. Nopember bis
sum 10. Se6ember miro lid nod
einnal Die @elegenbeit bietelt, Den
berilbmten mo 10 iiberalls bereoten
Eater VonauentIra aus Berlin bier
81 boren. Sn Der ISOLDE pom &c.
gtopembcr bis 5ltm 3. 9esemlbcr
miro oerielbe nGmli6. in Der ct.
Wtarien : Stride Grercitien mir
Sronen lnO aSlngfrauen bulten;
filr Wt1nner iinO SSiinglinge BON
3. Se5ember bis gum 10. ienes
Wonates. 9ieie geiiti9en lleblul.
Gen meroen bciteben in obenolihen
glnoadJten nit elmer &rcoigt an
1eoem Nbeno. Sin ben Sonntaoer
miro Eoter Sonnpentllra ol6 bcs
WtorgenS preoiQen.
Gie beuti6en aot6olifen bon Git
buqile Oiirfen lid 81 oieicr beionoe,
rem 6relloe arotuliren uno 5mar
INN 10 mebr, ais 5peiiellps Der 10
rubelos tbGtige 9ieDner pobl in
Sdloe nidlt 10 leid)t mebr an gcrpin.
men lein miro. SIS mar lpobl bis,
Der niGt in meiteren &reiien be-
fannt, DOB Yater 9onapelturo
neben ieiner Souptmiiiion (fiir Die
Stride Der almerifoner IN Berlin sll
colleftiren) ali6 bereit iii, onrd)
Grercitien, pie in Ct. Marien,
0ffentIihe Sortrdge unD
anipraden il6er 5eitgemdBe Sbe-
mata fir Ole quite Sude tbGtig al
iein. Sold)e ErieIter, @ereine
o0er per INNER Die 9ienite Gater
Sonopentura's in Nniprlid) 5lt
nebnlen miiniGt, fam iid gleid ori
oeiien Noreiie, Heo. =. 9onapen.
tllra, 8. e., core OF Gep. Yirf-
baeuier, &ocine, @is.. menoen pber
Oenielben gelegentlidJ ieines Muiert.
halteS IN Dubuque bier perionlid
t%reifen. Gen Oelltid.reoenben &a-
tboliten Der Ser. Stooten ioate
man Die groBe Gbrc uro 6reloe
moqlid)It 5ll She'll meroen lniicn,
oieien mir mobten beboupten-
unpergleid]lifen 9feoner b0ren I'll
oiirien. DAB nid)t cine 1r0Bere
Nahirnge nod Hoter 8onapentlira
mar, lit wobl MIR Dem llnitm1be sl
berbonfeu, onB belien gInlpeienbeit
nidlt meit aennq befunnt mar mo
0eiien berrlihe @ereotiamfeit bilrd)s
aus niht qcniigenO Qemiiroigt mar.
gScld)e berrlihe Sriidlte goter go
nobenturo'5 slllftreten reiien, Oor-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
&eijtnbe Asenteu uerlaugt!
SUB bes bOd)iu. &ater 8. s.
Semeiatb.

SSn eineln Spitale in Smabo
Itarb Dor allr5em gater $. s.
&enneiotb, iriiberer Efarrer Der ct.
Warien : 8emeinoe i'll &aterloo.
Coma. Gbe er nad) Omaha perIeBi
murbe, lpar er Giarrer Der De
meinbe bon Gentroliu gepelen. vi
NOR elmer Der beitbetannten Yrleiter
Der gar5en 9io5eie geweien. III
mar am ~. Sebruar Oes SabreS
1857 in Cincinnati, Ohio, geboren
,Sn 9llbuqlle nuroe er am s. De
5em6er 1886 gum Yrieiter gemetbt.
Yfarer bon arfabia, Oarn bon Sen
tralio, Soma, lleltn po0e Sabre hln'
burd), Damn Seeliorger Der ct. Wto'
rien-@ emeinoe in @aterloo, Soma,
bate Der miiroige @eiitlide ilberail
iid moblperbiente Sbeilnabme unS
2ie6e erporben. Surge Belt Dor lei
nent Siniheioen mar er frorf ae'
ipeien. Sein 300 mur0e BON bcl,
s~lnqeborigen ieiner 8iarrei tief be-
tralert ruib man iiiblte, Dab Giner
BON ibnen gei6ieben, Der par, lpie
elm @oter fiir ieine ainoer. Gr
rllbe in 6rieOenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Md|tnnq 2anbind,cr,

@ir mod)tcn alien nnieren Sc.
fern. Ole grttcs rnth biliges 2on>
foufen l%uollcn. ratEcn an Die Sirmo
W. 4. Wieslcr & So. bon Gobbcil.
81, Oeren grobe In5eiae on mn6e-
rer Stelle Oicies &!uttes cridcint.
81 l6rcihen,, ehe lie anoerSno fnu,
ZEN. Man irngc I'M ndbere Nlus.
fnnFt libef ocren WfiIiouri 9GHbe.
reien, meld)e ON Die 2Gn6cr ser
Gotbolic Colonization @eieQifnfl
Nrell8cll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21

iiber f0nten Solhe am belten ur-
tbeilcn, Die leine gecinfluiilmg
elmer 3uborerld]aft beoboftet boz
ben itno Die 10 lebnlih i'm INNER
ipieOer boren uollen. @ir limo
ii6cr6cliat, baB binlten &lrsem es
Dem bereOten ober 6liglcid) llller-
nliiolihen Gominifaner niht leidt
m09lidl iein miro, nlcn Nnfraael
nud5ilfommen mo mir rathell
Golden, melde lid Den Sod)oenllB
pcrid]offcn polen Guter @onoocn-
tilro 5u boren uno Su ieben, lid
bol0iait I'll melOel1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
@citurbcn.

an ieiner @o6nung oil Der
@al6ington StraBe, itar6 ON Mfon.
tag Morgen Serr I%mbroiiuS Wfni
ebemoliger GuitoS Der ct. Warien'
Stride.
Som 3oDe ctpas pl0blid, abe,
nid)t unuorbereitet credit lDllrof
Srau &ntbarina Sllber an Der 8
uno 98Dite StraBe mobnbaIt, ON
Somltog Ibeu0. 9(uf Dem MegC
al Dem So0ten.O ffi5ium OeS bodm.
8oter Senleiat6 in Ger Ct. Wtoricn-
Stride, murOe lie bon ibrem 6roni.
iden Ser5leioen beiollen uno muBtC
ms Suus ibrer S2welter, ser
@ittipe SiiB geiilbrt meroen 100 liz
itnrb firs nodbem Yrielter unr
glr5t angelangt moren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21

@~erfloiienen GicnStna slbeno
erlitt Der nnf oem @ahnbof Scr
Sainois Central beiGdttiate .Nrbei-
ter Sbomos Galaball infolae I'M.
poriihtigen SnuObabeus elmer ldruc-
rem Site, Die ibm cntiiel. einelr
e%rniten Sonbbru6 mo &erlebungcn
mebrerer Singer.
@eim SllBbolipielen oil Der
Coulter Iuenlte brod Der 13idbrige
8eorg Meibl 0as rcd)te @cin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Tret an
&bcumatismnsfranfe

gSenn Gle nit Wbeumofismus oSer @idt De-
baitet iino, bonn ihrei6eu Gle mir. uto ID
neroe SbHen irei elm @adct eiue5 barililoleH
WilteI5 ieuoen, meIbe5 emit MID uno ieItDcr
~tauieuoe beilte. Sie5 ipiiuber6are miitiel Belle
ilir5li6 eilen Serrn bon 20 3Gbren. nelher ben
iieben 9ler5ien ais uubeiIbGr erllirt iuoroen
lpGr. Gin iluiirirtes Sud- iiber GbeumatiSmiS
mo @idt i~iberieRoe i0 dui geuul6 ebeaiGiiS
irei. Nan a~oreiiire JOHN A. SMITH, 22y0 Ger
mania Building, Milwaukee, Wis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
ltnalMf II, G,uttcubcrn.

Sci elmer Gompifeiicl : @rploiion
in @nttell6crg, Sopa, folnen cnn
Wontag, Ocn 13. Nopember, IN Der
bortigcn Gompfmiihle s. @oum-
gartncr rnb Sen @oltcr n.n's sc.
ben. &eber bcriclGen birterlGbt
cine 0ittpc nllo 5,pei &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Gtre1t bar!

@ir lino IN Der &aac, Sic mt allen
Sorten Sllenwaaren. Gsten. Seppi.
den. Mattsn uno Celtnh 81 usrieben.
alle bon l%eitenoen Sahrltanteu gemaNt
unb Geasn Scar 9etauft. melhe mir 81
Yrsiien unbicten.. Die Inuit ~nirgenos
ana boten iueroen t0nnsu.
Sames 2eDi IL SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
Mhtuna, &atbolifem!

sd minid,e einige quite 6anilien ilr Moraan
Gpintp. Niilouri, 81 intereiiren, no gntes mo
biliges 9nnb 81 haben III. Nir iutnidlen beions
bers Die bieiige fatboliid1e @emeinoe aufbnuen
an helien. S6 babe 0unoerte oot ldlonen Seims
ltatteu. S~dlreibet iur neine elite lno 9ircnlare.
Savlan u. Desimg, Seriaiaes. Miionri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
MMtnMN Tarmer!

nabt 3hr oaier, Qeu. anrtoitelu. sseiicl. aoru,
Apageu. @erite. Gier. Butter ooer l6erbaupt
irgenbiueldhe Harmorooutte in uertauieu? 9Seun
30, onnn idlreibt exit on Sol. 3. Nngle. Subuane.
Bona, uno irngt ion I'M ieire Ereiie. MaiI
a~oreirre eilindl: I. Z. Vagle, Dubuque. Soma.
y. b.. 6err Ndgle fault nlo ~uertdait uud)
Etnbt. uno Garmeinenthnm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-21
2u bciftafen.

9ie Sudtoct germ in Den Settipnen 81 lno 50
ocn Ease Mpusb 3cuEilip. 2ubuaue gcuntp
ltIi0 Seftipn 8 in seuldin9ton Spunifip. Su-
bGouc Gctiitp, tniaiieuo $40 elder oeS beiter
EGrntlaHoes, icir0 nlS @nu3cs ODER theisluetle
aduierS. 3n6luHgSbeOin3uugeu; Sin Grittel
GIar. oaS ubrige aui LANCE 3eit, !uenl g%e,ulnidlt.
lin nuhere NISfunit rage man auI- benz HInBe
lelber natl. cher ipenoe nd an: ". =. SNrup,
Dubuque, Solud.
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Grant Gounta. Si0s9afota.

Sano 81 oertauieI iir sig rs $50 pro Mere i'm
Sdnner9SpuYto Don SlosSatota. gue Seanenls
pbure, Sutterinbriteu &C, % Grnten nadleius
1toer obne MiBernten. gSir ipobneu ieit 20
Sabren bier luo tunnen Sbnen iuerthuuue uno
%correcte austuRit iiber gano, Gruteu rim. geben.
Aatooliiebe Stride nlo Sdluie oabier. ssir per.
iueilen ani ben budliu. 0errn Iiarrer Z. g. NSoli
oahler. ainn meioe iid) an Wartcns Sros.,
Ynilbauf :. Z.
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gu ~uerfanicn.

3tpei id0ne, perbeiecte 5Gr Ken BON 80 Ster
Mau Goreiire 9trtbur u. Snrtsn, care Of 5ar
niers State 8anf, Sdblep, Miiiorri.
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AGjebanOiun1.

Gerr WIoiS Saisl, 30. 1872 Coma Strubc, Sus
buaue. Spiun, hat tets cine uo,iiluoige 9u5iuabl
einpeimtidier mo importirter adieiurtel uors
rGtbig. Aisiudrtige 9ei,enungeu iueroen PROMPT
beiorst. Hreisiiiie iuIro aui Serlangel gcrne
su0eiduot.
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TGrMen III berfauien.

Sh babe cine Nusnbl gutter Sermon IN Der
efdhe bon Cascade, Seipa. 3u nertauien. Seutidle
tatholide Nuiieoiung. &atboliiahe aictbe rib
cute EtorridhuIe III @ascnbe. Greis per 26er S33
unb aliudrtS. Sdrreibt an u. &. &catius,
3uuu.
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giaoial, Seras,

Seros. 1auptprcbufte: gseisen, l,afer, morn,
II. T. ~. WuteS gSdticr, geiunoes
a!iina. gutter Mdrtt. Giienbabn. Sliheibe, rein
oentlthe tatbuliidbe @enteiHoe. grove Bridtirde.
etlpntge ganoigher Tirbeu quite Nus,unbl az
inaBtgeu Yreiier. gaeittre suuerldiiae uno aus
t~thrlitse 2listlnit ertheilt bereitDiIiair miinolif
poer idlriftlidlA ". Sinfd,e, Staoiau, 5eras.
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S. g. Sranben. .oertider 9tbbo.
fat unO Notar, 3immer 4t3 Sffice.
@ebdllOe 8. uno Main.S traee.
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fins 2eben pereint. 9nS junae
Haar miro iid in Ilton bdllslid
nieoerlaiIen.
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Geinht.

Gin Nnun in ntittleren Snbren. Sectiouf Sore
Nltcr pom p bis ID Scbren noer audi elmer @itts
lrat ubtgen Niters 5u MA cbcr,- 5uede Serebes
lidlunn. Wcn ~ncreiire n. =. ", care OF
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Der Pod2p. pater Sonapentura hort, %. D.,
aus Berlin, OeIen &eoe ii6er ugufgnben Ser 0elltd 9lmeri-
foner" IN nG6fer Drummer 0ideS 9latteS erideinen miro,
uno pelder bonn 26. Nopentber bis 10. 9e5ember in ct.
Mtorien, dubuque, geiitige llebungen leiten miro. 9erIelbe
lit in Geilti6lono rnb Gmerifa ais berrliGer &e6ner be.
fannt mtb gibt, ouf @erlungert ofientlide &ortrdge in ben
&ereini9ten Gtunen.
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ausmris ibcr bcu Scfianb


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Sub iquc, i'm GpnntD 9mnuqne. am Sbluis
rs CScjblite5 am
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8. @rSembcr, A. D. 1905,

pie CT BEN 9eieee gemd5 on bsa Alteitenr oss Stoc
les 6elraut iouroe.