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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS GALE.

Notice lie hereby given that the IN
dersigned, William Pfotenhauer, Re
ceiver Of the Puma Sugar Company.
Limited, will under and BY virtue Of
decree Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered by the Honorable
J. T. De Bolt. First Judge Of the Cir
cult Court Of the First judicial Cir
cult, Territory Of Hawaii. at Cham
Ders, on the twenty-second day Of Oc-
tober, iN04, In a certain cause in equity
pending IN said Court, wherein the
First National Bank Of Hawaii at Ho-
nolulu, a corporation: II. Hackfeld &
Company. Limited. a corporation; M.
p. Robinson. II. M. Won Holt. Trustee
for w. 8. Chambre. and A. Ahrens. are
plaintiffs. and the Puma Sugar Com.
pany, Limited. corporation: 8. M.
Damon and 8. Il. Damon. copartners
doing business under the firm name Of
Bishop & Company; Olaa Sugar Com
pany. Limited. and B. +. Dillingham;
& Company. Limited. are defendants.
sell at public auction AT the front door
If the Judiciary Buildthg In Honolulu,
Territory of Hawaii, N SATURDAY., the
25th dav Of February 1905, at IL
oci'cp n'oI' SAID DAY last mention
ca or At the DAY and hour to which
he may adjourn such sale, subject to
the confirmation OF the above entitled
court al ana singular the property.
rights and franchises Of the Puma gu.
sAr COMPANY Lmited, described,
menuoneo OF rererred 10 In tnat GER
.n Deeo Oh trust oateo July ISL
iSVV' executeo ~ tne funa sugar Com
pany' Limiteo' 10 blsnop company
ras'ees' OF IN tne ssid Decree OF
roIoc'osure ana sale OF octoDer Zznd.
iSVs' ana therein d'rected 70 DO SOLD
70 satIsly the indeotedness incurred ~
salo nece'ver as PROVIDED Dy the or
uefs ana decree OF foreclosure and
saIe OF SAID court. and also the sum OF
rive hundred Thousand Dollars
'sooo'ooo)' the same being the prin'
cipai amount OF ocnds OF said Puma
sugar Company Limited. issued under
nd Deed OF trust togetner with In
anu ALSO sucn otner sums autnof1zed
10 10 paid " the ORDERS ana decree
OF foreclosure ana saie OF SAID COURT
'hat ID 10 say
All tne Zee simple iahds. Deing ap'
proa'a'e'y o@ii'oo acres all the tease
n no,a premises, peing approximately
N'|i''i acres' al iahds ieased 10 va.
rious iessees' AL OF "hicn sara iand
anu premises are situate IN the dis.
,r'ct VI r"na' is'"ha ana TERRITORY OF
'awai, anu any anu All interest IN
anus, 'eases' ieasehoiu interests, ten
ehen's, hereu''aiien's, nshts'oi'way
anu easements iuo'asses' sugar
whether III process Oh manufacture
manu-, or ho., io'-'1' acres' a
'.'e n'o'e VI LESS VI srowins cane Oh
,oo o s''p VI ioo', ~ soou cohui''ohi
sN'oo a.les n''io more OF less
e'v"'"s oaho vi .ne CROP .!
80 oo s'ou 1onon go,
~ o'o ioss VI SLOWING
esn., ~ ua"asea 'onu,.'on' 80 n.es
VI bSonuaTu gauge raiirohu ieet GA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25

VIM. q. irwin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25
Legal Notices.
TERRITORY or HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.

THE TERRITORY OF HAWAII 10
THE kWoNo YEE SOCIETY
u eorporstion), Al sooNo,
GEORGE w. FOWLER, kEAkA.
LAUoLoNo kEAwE, EMME.
LINE N. MACON and THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII, by
LoRRiN ANDREWS, Attorney
General, a. to title, K. kAwAsA.
XII, N. SUZUKI, n. TANAkA, q.
kuMADA, q. MoTokAwA, 9.
YAsUMoRi, r. n. TRENT. MARK
JOHNSON, o. n. WALKER,
Trustees Of the JAPANESE
METH DIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, THE kwoNo zee
SOCIETY "a eerperatlon), G. r.
AkANA and LAM ZIP - adIoln.
Ing o~msrs. and 70 oil whom u
may concern:
WHEREAS. q petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by JOHN MA
COON to register and confirm his title
in the following described land:
Lot ., being q portion Of l.. G. A.
1885 to Keliiahonui, situated at Ks.
manuwai. Honolulu, Kona, Oahu.
Beginning at an iron pin at the
South corner Of this lot and the East
corner Of lot on the West side Of
Achi Lane, the co-ordinates from the
Hawaiian Territorial Survey Monu.
ment at the West corner Of Beretania
Avenue and Maunakea Street on an
Offset of IL feet from the South line
of Beretania Avenue and 10 feet from
the West line Of Maunakea Street be-
ing North 355.03 feet and East 26S.73
feet and running by true azimuths:
/. 11S' A. 1850 feet along lot 1,
2. 1892 go $50 feet to an iron
pin,
3. 29s' As 1850 feet along lot 3
to an iron pin on West side Of
Achi Lane,
4. % 90 $50 feet along West
side Of Achi Lane to the point
Of beginning. Area, 9930.6 SO. feet.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court of Land Registration, to be
held at Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, on
the Twenty-sixth day Of January. A.
d., 1905. at 1880 o'clock in the after
noon, to show cause, IL any you have.
why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted. And unless you ap-
pear at said Court at the time and
place aforesaid your default will DO
recorded, and the said petition will be
taken as confessed. and you will be
forever barred from contesting said
petition or any decree entered there
on.
WITNESS, PHILIP l.. wEA.
YER, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court. this third day Of
lSEAL1 January In the year nine
teen hundred and Ave.
Attest with Seal OF said
Court.
WILLIAM SAvIDGE,
Registrar.
2963-Jan. 4. II, Is. rs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHlNERy Of every capacity and dc.
serlptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RlvETED PIPES for Irrigation
purposes . speciality. Particular attsn.
ton paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives q complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25
Hawaiian Carriage
Manufacturing Co.
427 QUEEN ct. TEL. MAIN n
: p. o. BOX 1ss.

Manufacturers Of oil kinds Of Car.
rlases and Vehicles, Wagons, Wagon
Materials Of all descriptions supplied;
Rubber Tires put on at reasonable
prices; Repairing, Painting and Trim.
ming; satisfaction guaranteed; sstI
mates given.
c. W. zlE0LER, Manager.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

Bon berS hmiere. Diretz
tor: Sold elm iiberpolles 9aus ipie
beute 1T bod Elm tuonniser @nblid!
Grftens, bas piele Gelb unb 5peitens
serquetfden fie fid sesenieitig in ben
Saf4en bic faulen Gier!!"
Inter 8aGfif4en. NDsz
den: .6aft Du fdon BON benz sroben
uneliid Der gaa Maier sehOr.9" 2iess
den: Inns limmsls niaen. mas 1T
ibr benin pafirt2A R0sden: nSie bat
bic seftrigt purabe perf4lafen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
Nleranber 3riiser

OulSpS l5tl NNtuilpSl ttluSSl wv
Yrauffelbe.
Sborn. @ein 5%OiGbrisss @iirser<
jubildum fonnte biefer Sage prof.
8Otbte feiern, Der in Surnerfreifen
als langidbriger @oriiber bes @aues
1 Nprboften befannt unb aneefeben lit.
80tbte purbe am Is. SUM- 1866 aIs
propiforif6er 2ebrer Bel benz 9bmnaz
fun in S6orn eingefiibrt. Gr lit felt
Sabren AUDI @oriibsnber Der @tabt=
perprbnetenper Iammlung.
SFropin5 Yonttnern.
Stettin. 2ebtens fanb Der in Der
! poititraBe fpobnenbe @rbeiter Gneelz
bre6t babur9 ieinen Sob, bab er aus
einem 8oote, in benz er ii9 nit ieinem
S6tpager Maf9 befanb, am9rabotper
| Sreiitaben in bic Sber ftiirate. Gngel=
bre6t lit 3O'Sabre aft unb Batter bon
flint 8inbern.
@roB= g II It o m. Sin sroBes
5euer di9erte bier in turaer 3eit iieben
@ebdube, barurter brei WobnbGufer,
Elm. 4dt g%innobner, meitens Wittz
men, iinb pbba9los. Sas 5euer entz
itanb in Der on Der Strabe belesenen
S9eune bes Gisentbimers Yaul Wilz
fe, aina bann iiber ben SGmeropf4en
@aitbof bintpes, ersriff ben Sdmerotp=
i6en @aftftan, iibsrtrug fi4 tpeiter
arf bas Nrmenhaus, bas alte S4ulz
baus unb auf bic S9eune bes S9mie>
bemeiiters Oobrunb; audi BAG semetn>
f9aftlide Mobnbaus Der Mittpe 2ou
unb 5rau NiB lit nisbersebrannt.
@Iienfen n. Sn Der Sber ertrat.f
Der !6euerfabrer 8ara BON bier, Der fir
bic paself4e 3ieselet Steine selaben
bate. Gr tpolte fem 6abrSeug bon
sinem Sdlepper abftoben, babel slitt
Der Saten aus, 70 bab er bas Glei4<
getpiAt berlor unb ins Wafer ftiirate.
Setnrt@stpr.f. Sem MItfiber
Sphann &aGiesi9en Gbepaar 1T aus
Nnlab Der solbenen !9ohseit bic gbe>
iubildumsmebaille berlieben.
Sarmen. 8or eintger 3eit fanb
man i'm GbauHeegraben In Der Ndbe
bes @utes 8resden bic 2eide bes
3immerrnanrs Warnfe aus @iiBfop.
Der auf benz 3immerbpfe BON 8entbin
bierielbft In Mrbeit itanb. Warnfe Be-
fanb fid auf benz Wese na9 9auie
unb 1T Mbenbs ppr. benz @eipitter
iiberrafht porben unb elm 8libftrobl
bat ibn pabrfdeinliG setObtet. Cine
ubr, bic Warnfe Bel ii4 trus, feblte.
2auenburg. Gin f9nerer nns
sliidsfall trus fia in Der @4eunens
ftrabe au. Ser ettpa 46iGbrise Mefid
fam nit einer1 NIT SGden belabenen
@asen sefahren. plObli9 fiel elm Sad
bonn Masen, Mefid mollte i'm balten,
ftiir5te aber babel Dor bic Mdber unb
purbe Elm Gtiid sef9leift, nobel ibm
einige Rippen gebrp4en fpurben. gr
purbe in bas Observation-Disclosures
9ef4afft, mo er alsbalb ftarb.
pafenaIf. 8eim Baben tn ber
1leder unterbalb Der 9~asanftalt lit Der
Gormer Noel aus Der @e6renbtf9en
eiiengieBerei srtrunfen. @r battle ii9
J in benz Rraut in Der ueder bertptdelt
unb fonnte fi4 ni4t tpieber baraiis Be-
freten. Noel ftanb i'm mittleren Otter
unb hinterIdbt Grau unb 2inber.
Srdbtbn. Dor einiger .3ett
brannten BIER Wobnhaus, Sdeune
unb STALE bes Maurers Steas nebff
SnbaIt ponftGnbis nieber. Mu9 cine
S4sune bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WDsfe
brannte fammt ibrem Snhalt nieber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

= Ser einsige Sobn elmer
Camille gu Warenbprf, Weitfalen. ein
~13idhriger &nabe, polte in Der GINS
fiihen. Gr mahte ii9 einen Stod aus
Der 9ede als @nselrutbe 5ure3t. Sns
benz er i'm por ben 2eib ftemmte unb
Die fleineren 3peise abf4nitt, glitt
oas Mefier aus, brang linn in ben
Sberf6enfel unb perfsbte bic S6lagz
aber. Der &nate periutte, bu Niez
manb in Der NGbs mar, Die ftarf blu>
tenbe @unbe felbft gu perbinben. mas
linn iebo9 nidt gelans. @erblutet fan>
ben 5tpei 2eute fpdter ben armen SSuna
gen auf unb bra9ten bic 2eiGs in bus
elterli6e 9aus.
-Gineebr 10 Of &c Gntz
bedung 1T in ben &atafomben 3Oms
esma9t tpprben. Man bat bort Die
eeI9i9tli6e gommpbilla> 8~eerGbniBz
ftGtte an Der 8ia SftisnIe pieber auf>
gefunben. SieIe felt benz neunten
Sabrhunbert ni9t mebr benuBte BE-
g%rGbnibitGtte mar anmdbli9 in 8erz
geffsnbeit geratben, Bis i'm Sabre 1920
bur4 3ufall bapon cine erobe unterirz
bii9e &ammer entbedt purbe, Die
aber bur9 einen plDbliden Ginftura
bon Neuem berfdittet purbe. Snfolse
BON planmdbisen Ru4forf4unsen bat
man iebt aussebebnte unterirbifde
Mdume entbedt, bic Mpiaifmalereien
unb sablreihe banbi4riftli4e Iufz
Seidnunsen entbalten.
Ginem uRnetter i'm
Mittelbabif6en fiel biefer Sage Die auf
Glteren Sdparapalbtarten perSei4z
nete &iefenpappel BEL 9urbu4 gum
Spfer, elm Baum bon 40 Meter !9Obe
unb IA Mster umfang, in befen
Strunt feds Bis adt perionen iteben
fOnnsn. Der Stura biefer 8sriibmtbeit
foa einem fleinen grbbeben gesli4en
baben. = On Mltersf9md9e leibet Der
~fpesnannte 6Dl5lef0nis BEL @i0insen.
Der nit az Meter 9Dbe unb So Self
meter aubifinbalt als srObte Same
Seutf9lanbs gilt. @uf $50 Sabre
f4Gbt man ben &ieIen unb jebt tperz
ben feline @eite biirr. Sorftleute berathz
idlagen, pie bas tbeure 2eben gu en-
balten lit.
Gin 90blenunsliid pirb
aus Srieft beri6tet: Der @irtb @ntoz
nio Oancl bOrte auf einem @ange
lungs Der Siibbabnitrede Spcina aus
elmer !9Oble menidlids 9ilferufe. gr
slaubte, bab in Der SDhle Setter ibr
Spiel treiben. unb %rann.e. mas er
fonnte, gum Telbbiiter. Dieter rief in
bic SDble unb erbielt our @ntfport,
bab brei iunse 2sute in Der !5oble
feien unb UNI Nahrung bdten. Der
Selbbiitsr f6affte iofort 9abrungsz
mittel berbei. bic er in Die 96ble binz
ablieb. Damn madte er fi9 an bic
Hettung Der 8erftiesenen. gs pdren
S9iiler Der fiinften Mealidule in
Srieit. Die beiben erftgenannten fonnz
ten bur4 bic Geuertpebr na9 miibielis
ger Mrbeit serettet perben. Gafab
tpurbe als Qei9e aus Der 9oble ge5os
gen. Die Shiiler slaubten, NIT unsez
riigenber Musrituns bic 9Oble beiu>
den su fOnnen. GaHab fpn our4 eli
men Sturs ben Sob sefunosn haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

INF - 1A ~ 80
ben Sob setrieben bat.
Sisaifen. !Sier erfdob ii9 Der
in ben 60er Sabren itebenbe alsemein
sea6tete @utsinfpeftor &opal, ber>
mutbli9 in sinem Infalle ponS4pers
mutb. 9otpal par felt ieinsr Susenb
auf benz bieiisen @ute tbdtig.
@rpBz &Dfinsfo. r%nlGngit
iiberfubr elm nit 9pla belabener Wa>
gen bas breiiGbrise 4rbeitertinb @nna
S9epto, bas auf Der STEELE tpbt blieb.
inntpang II. 2eBtens fprans
auf Der 8a6nftrede WOterteim Biz
@ormen auf unierer Sslbmart elm
Mann furS o Der Maf9ine zines 3uz
ges auf bic S9ienen, tpurbe iiberfab>
rem unb fofort get0btet. Na4 Seitftels
lung lit Der lleberfabrene Der 8auf=
mann Srana 8ebrenbt aug S9ippen>
BELL. gs i4eint Selbtmorb por5ulies
gen.
2appienen. 8eim 8ahen perz
rngliidt lit Der S9neibergeielle@ufia
StiIser bon bier. Gr fprans BON elmer
9ol3trift ins WaHer unb ssrtetb in
cine ttefe Stene. pa er ntdt f9pim>
men fonnte, ertranf er, pbslei9 linn
Der mitbabenbe 2ebrlins @resel 81
Silfe elite.
paffenbeim. Der atp0lfiGbrise
Sohn Hubolf bes 6lsii9ermeifters
&eber ertranf betm 8aben. Na4 ldns
geren 8emiibunsen ipurbe bic feline
2ei9e sefunben. Der 3nabe, bes
Sdpimmens penis tunbig, hatte ii4
Su melt auf ben See sepast.
3a tenburs. Rentter Hubolf
HOsnid lit i'm Otter bon 80 Sabren
s~eitorben. Der @erftorbene tit elm alter
8iirser u%nferer Siabt.
Yropin5 2SeffpreitRer.
Oan5ig. Die 8ursauaFifsntsn
Sbiel unb Winter iinb ~eriterer gum
StabtIefretdr unb lebterer gum 3dm<
merei : aafenbudtalter ernannt tpprs
ben.
gIbing. Der &aufmann peters
fen. Snbaber elmer srpBen papier> uab
S9reibipaarenbanblnns, bat Sslbfts
morb periibt, inbem er fi9 nit einem
&afrmefer ben 9uls burdf9nitt. Die
@riinbe follen seiddftlidsr Hatur
fein.
9o4fibIau. &iirali9 erffpb
fi9 nit feinem Hebolper unpeit Der
Babnitrede in Der Nd6e bon einem
WGrterbGus6en Bel 8itpnia Der etpa
80 Sabre alte @ef6dftsfibrer Iasel
aus Sranfenfelbe. Gr mar friiber in
Der Gabrit BON Glstorpf anseftsnt unb
augemein beliebt. Was i'm in ben Sob
setrieben bat, tit nidt befannt. Nasel
bate fi9 bier iaon felt einieer 3eit
BEL peri9iebenen 5reunben befddftis
gungslos a~ufsebalten.
&rpianfe. Der Mrbeiter 5rans
@abid purbe, als er cine Rub iiber
ben Marft l%eitete, bon benz niberfpenz
ftigen Shier segen einen fabrenben
8iertpasen ssbriidt, bon bisfem iiberz
td1ren uno an Sopf urD 8etren 10
fdper perlebt, baB er in bas &ranfens
baus gebraht tperben mubte.
Marienburs. Ser Mamr, Der
bier tiir5li4 i'm v9ptel aur Stabt gls
bling" @elbffmorb periibte unb in benz
man anfanss ben 8aufmann parbor
erfannt haben tpoGte, ih nunmxbr nit
8eiimmth<it als Der felt benz IL. Mprtl
bs. So. aus pOfen mad llnteri4la>
gung BON 800 Marf fliidttge Ranalets
bote 8orfoipsfi bonn bortisen poliaeis
prdiibium ermitxlt tpprben. Gbuars
8orfopsfi ftammt aus O%ietrihsmalbe
(&reis Sensburs), NOR IS Sabre aft
unb perbeiratbet. Dem unsetreuen Be-
amten NOR auf feiner Reife na9 Der
9eimatb bas gelb ausgegangen.
prauf. Mm 9ersfdlase ifarb Der
in ben peiteften areiien betannte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
Ons bette MitteL

= Das Sc fte MitteL. rys
lift pieber cine Sfanbalgefdi4te i'm
nmlauf : man beaiebt lie auf Did.
Wie piaft Ou's benin MAIDEN. um ben
@erishien bic Spite abaubre&ene" =
sd er5dble bic gefdihte islbf ibsr'
al"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
Yropin3 @rtpreuRen.


a0nissbers. 9ier bat iif Der
in Der 8iilopitrdbe tpobnsnbe Sii6ler
unterberser i'm Waagraben Dor benz
Sadbeimer Shore ertrGnft. Die 2eiAe
ipurbe ins S9aubaus seidafft. :
Qebtens ertranf Der 80 Sabre alte Snz
genieur Paul 2otber beim 8aben an
Der pionisr : S4pimmanftalt Dor
benz Sadheimer Shor. Die 2eihe
purbe ins S4auhuus sebradt.
@abfen. Grbdnst bat f4 auf benz
biefigen Rirdbofe Der 32idhrise 4riefs
TRIGGER Gaepanait. Nus einem on feline
9interblisbenen serthtxten Brief fpq
herporseben, baB Granfbeit unb bic
Gorge, feinen Digit nidt mshr berries
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

Mrs. Mellem IS one of those iuoffen
sive persons who are continually
dreading that they may. by some mis-
chance. hurt the feelings of others
Added to this. she has had consider
able trouble in getting a suitable cook,
and does not wish to offend her.
John" she said to the man servant
on the morning following the party
do You happen to know whether
that isl mean, can you find out with
out asking the cook, whether the tin
ned salmon was all eaten last night?
You see. | don't wish TO ask her be-
cause she may have eaten II. and then
she would feel uncomfortable. : added
the good soul
IF you please ma'am, replied the
man. "the new cook has eaten the
timed salmon. and if you was to say
anything TO her you couldn't make
her more uncomfortable than she is.
London Tit-Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
WOUNDED JAPANESE A HERO.
With One Leg Shot Away He crawled
Forward to Fight.

Il rushed by fellow who was
down: his left leg was shot away"
says Japanese officer writing in Les.
hes Monthly ''lIe was bleeding CO.
piously. Through the din Of rife fire
and machine guns which gave Us a
mantle of smoke and dust, shouted
to him: To the rear, to the field hos
pital. and be quick about it.
THE fellow looked at me, and upon
his face was a marked sign Of sur.
prise. His lips quivered in half
smile. The expression of his face was
at once an interrogation point ana a
mild rebuke. Then he began to wisgle
himself forward through the bodies of
his fallen comrades. | repeated my
order. which, seeing that he could not
walk very well with one leg, was
rather foolish one-I was somewhat
exasperated at the evident indifference
on, his part TO the order Of his SUI
perior officer.
He raised his face in my direction
with the same old half smile and said
to me: Lieutenant, have lost one of
my legs, but don't you see have two
hands? They ought TO be enough to
strike at the Russians"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
WAITING for a Cent.

The brooklyn man was taking his
friend from Philadelphia home to dine.
AS they neared the Fulton Ferry the
Philadelphian inquired why so many
people stood on the outside Of the
ferry house.
They're waiting for o'clock, when
the fare is changed from cents to
cent" explained the Brooklynite.
These people would consider them
selves foolish If they went in now.
Some Of them are laborers. some
clerks and some millionaires, hut not
one buys a ticket till you hear the
gong. Lots of them stand around with
stop watches and kick if she's sec
ond late All, there she goes. Come
on"
We'll III be blessed" said the
Philadelphia. and they Joined the
crowd. surging inward on the stroke
of the bell.-New York Sun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
TRICK THAT WON LAWSUIT.
Counsel Made Friend of Man from His
His Own State.


Scattered over the state of Arkansas
are a number of people originally
from North Carolina, who, though
tley never expect to live in their ma
tive state, still love it dearly, and are
proud Of the nickname of tar heel,
In certain town lives former
North Carollnian who is lawyer.
One day he had to plead case in
court the outcome of which was very
doubtful. BY some means he discov-
cred that one of the jury was from
North Carolina, and he felt sure that
il he could let that man know, with
out exciting suspicion, that he was
from the same state it would help him
materially.
During the recess at noon he bought
some chewing gum, and ohewed it I'M
til it was sticky. AS he arose to make
his speech after the court convened
again he dropped the gum on the floor
urnoticed. A little later it was noticed
by those near. including the judge,
that he was annoyed by something
sticking to the heel of one shoe that
made a noise every time he moved
that foot
Finally he asked the Judge to ex-
cuse him while he removed the cause
of the trouble, remarking: Il do not
know what it can be unless it is tar
You know I'm a tar heel. He won
his case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

HUNoARIANs CROSS THE SEA.
Town in Wisconsin Founded by Them

huEC j In t841. - ~
A work on Migration from Hun
gary" in the Abrege du Bulletin de la
Societe Hongroise de Geographic
shows that, while the history of Hun.
garian emigration reaches back into
the fifteenth century. it has never at.
tanned such dimensions as in the last
few decades
In the two decades from 1881 to
1900 the, migration from Hungary has
amounted to $4,000 souls. or 2.3 per
cent of the total population,
In 1857 there were only $4,000 Hun
garians dwelling in Austria. whereas
in the year 1900 there were more
than 100000, 100000 of them in Wen
ma alone
The emigration to America has set
in only since the eighteenth century,
and in 1S41 the Hungarians founded
in the state of Wisconsin the colony
of Harasztyfalu, which now as Sank
City has long lost all trace of the Mag
var character.
Not till 1877 did the emigration as.
sumo large proportions. It was direct.
ed especially to Pennsylvania, New
York and New Jersey, and that in con.
sequence of strikes among American
workers. The volume of emigration
attained its first maximum from 1886
to 1892, and its second in the years
subsequent to 1899.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

A magazine editor, seeking an in
crease of circulation sent TO each of
his thirty-five hundred subscribers
this query: What was the most i'm
portant act of your life, Fifty dollars
for the best true answer He receiv-
ed more than one thousand Teplies, all
but one relating some particular deed
of which the writer was proud. The
exception-and prize winner-was
brief and TO the point-"Being born"
Encouraged by the success of his
scheme of advertising. our editor sent
out a second query Offering another
$50 for the best answer. Last month
you stated what was the most import
ant act of your life; now tell MS what
is the most important act OF your life. ="
The variety Of replies would have
made several pages of rare humor
but the winner soemnly wrote,
breathing. Express.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
ABOUT WEARING OLD CLOTHES.
We Can Do This Gracefully II We
Know We've Good Ones at Home.


Now. why is this?" said pretty
girl who likes nice things but hasn't
money enough to buy as many as she
would like MY gloves are all worn
out so that there are holes in all the
finger tips, and I'm positively ashamed
TO wear them, and buy new pair.
But when I've got the new pair !
keep on wearing the old ones, and |
wear them then without being asham-
ed of them at all.
Now. why is this? Well. suppose
it's on account of the moral support
get from the new gloves that I'm
saving up now at home. The people
meet may think, just as they did be-
fore, that the old gloves are the best
I've got. but ] know better | could
wear just as good as anybody, now,
il wanted to, and so trot right along
without worrying. wearing the old
And it's just the same about any
thing else, II you've got good things
you're not ashamed to wear old ones.
i've worn a skirt until It was so
shabby that it was a disgrace TO APP
pear on the street In it, and then
bought new one and hung It mp in
the closet and kept on wearing the
old one and feeling just as clipper as
could be In it; and I've known other
girls to do just the same thing.
IF you haven't got the things. you
are miserable; but If you have got
them. you can wear what You like -
New York Sun