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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-28
MARK twain TALKS
ON THANKSGIVING
Thinks Deity's Contemplation Of
Worlds Disorders Will Leave
Little for Him to Be Thankful
For.
The Republic Bureau.


Washington. Nov. E.-Samuei Clemsns
mas been the feted guest of Washington
three days. He arrived Saturday night
and has been dined and winei as often
as he would permit. He came TO meet the
President.
Mr.. Clemens. or Mark Twain the hu-
m"rist; would not talk for publication un-
less allowed the role of dictator. And he
dictated and subsequently edited and re-
rtsed ,he accompanying Thanksgiving sem
iimeni On Thanksgiving Day Mr.. Glenn
ems will celebrate his seventeen birthday
II" Is still the hale and hearty man whom
Missour!ans met three years ago when he
visited the town of his b!rth-Hannibal.
ny MARK TWAIN.
A few days ago one of the interyiewers
offered t. At me do Thanksgiving senti-
ment. ! was not able to take advantage
clined two chances. and il would not he
fair to he Inconsistent and unreliable un-
loss ] could do good by It, or there was
graft" in II somewhere for the family.
Besides. there Is another aspect tn this
matter Every year every person in Amer
lea concentrates all his thought uy11 "ne
thinc-the cataloguing of his reasons for
heing tina nkful 10 the Deity for fh. bless
!ngs conferred upon him and upon the iln
man race during the expiring twelve
mouths.
is too one sided. No on. ever seems TO
think Of the Dcity's side Of it; apparently
no one concerns himself tn inquire how
much or how little he has had to be
thankful for during the same period: ap-
parentiy no one has had good feeling
enough TO wish ne might have a Thanks
giving Day. too.
DEITY'S THANKSGIVING.
There IL nothing right about this Do
you suppose everything has gone TO his
ss;isfac'ion ss during the year. Do You be- be-
nation Is going to be: as Indicated bv the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20
Santaaamp.

bisbeTigen elettriiaen 2ampen HIoete,
nsrtrttt bel Der rleaien 2ampe Elm 25
3oll. Iangts Stud febr fsinen 1ansaIz
trattss DON 1<600 Das4meKer. Der
0roAt it I'm etne Reihe bon Mrusn
gSptdelt, uRb er mab Me a~ngeaebeue
2eref .bekeen, um bsm elettrtfnen
kssfsue. ben nBt4tsen Wtberjtanb let
sa au t6apeg. 4antsi nauli& Elm
btsf fFer Batter aib Hafls.
Santat TT etv felfenes Metc!a,
1sf d4er nod hsae Wsrpenbune
fn1A Is nuske boz stpa hget ssyn1xer
I'm ,ssfsn Male tW Gahptatprium Der
tykHsa etsRsHs & 0dtsh tn Berlin
1lneanen. % ID. che gsaue Tarbe.
tapqs bnnsts. aR pteRa uuee;6hr
9 ~ als ps4 tail, famnaerbar
b saenn IN fer fttNta 0tabt peripan=
TT nezbtn. Dds 9uutai tpiberftsbi
affm eSxsea, NIT Muapahne ber
Observation-Disclosures, unb fAmsIot
tsf bfi etney Ssuarasatur bon ibtr
1000 Grab Gatrenbdt. Das Weiks
sItt&i&t Der la,npe bat esne Mdrme.
III bon $500 Gsdb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20

0nueutfpa in m BEN Mer. Gtoateu
16Euxx ueu, gte beftebt lett
s5bt unb ibre er{ter Bro.
Mrzas3raoer ,morsn 81,
RGsmiitirr mtnoree bon d..troit
1870 non Tot.bo' 8 unS
Gisneaanh & 9ur geit
ns1.rer. Ks,nSer. or,.r{sUui}n,
{6{t sioesun KtFcI6t,,unsan.
h n9ssT AHA, her crns
KrhHk MoHertn,rf, msn;.
0-intr1ksrsn Notion mofs
t16 6aen horf Enben btn ,n,ftiaer
r uu|<rnom,nem ouf NSS,ifm,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al baueu
nsa~GSrE nnsrHsas m.;not
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20

Der Satnmelplab aIIer Deut'
fden - Shola' Saloon. Wlamo'
Wlnaass
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20

- g6enermeber's Yart-@ute
Ride. Gtets friihes Bier an 8apf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20
,,1anHaeipal amarfbtp."
'"-'' e::ssszss:. BE- :, ~ s. :ss:''' IS"

DR 4XyMyf0 Rty0H ~09 0AtS0SV WV
" SSAsast 3wed ~ @tsfs.
:sEes Dalrpuple. Der tlrslia, elmer
9fkIaAang hs Mapors Dunne fOl=
sfah. IN Qttago eintraf, TT General
measar bts StraBeuba4nen in Glass
enp. 3Noahnb, hs felt 1897 ftahsis
fdae 0taent4um fab nnb bon Der
Veabt ktristen tutrben. Dalrpmple
fpu ben fsdbsif4ea @ebIrben bon Ghiz
Apoo ut s1rein wesHiben, bic oortissn
G{5ctfnba3neu n muHssipalen BsFb
ono-uupsDtpals Nsgie gu brtnsen, auf
Crush fsasr GrfdArunsen mt feinem
aegt1e CUR geits feben.
Sam<a DaIrpsnple purbe 1852 gu
MaRbasab, G4etiIanb. s.boren anb
dr>ftng feline M~usbsIbuns an Der
m Hxxsyn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20

su RspeahIe.
ons9pHe, fonk
On ben npimrs
ftdtsn 6 BIN
burg unb GIass
sop. Bon Dali
rBmple fsammen
Sabtreinequbns
f~ationen L ber
franSDff4e Ct
f@idte unb Mrz
6itettur, iopie
aber i@otttfde
utter 3 u mer
Die 8epeeung
RED mttn{rin0f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20

= Obs n MiHbadber. Jabri.
tanter oea berfbmten gDetkbier.
MuageaeibneteS S0mmergetrdnf.
TeIepb0n SEQ. 504.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-20
Die 6%antaaampe.


Cine neue elettrtide 9ampe, pel9s
ben preis fir. elettrtfde 8eIeudtuns
nm 30 prOsent perrtngsrt, 1T tn
iRsutf3lano auf ben Martt sebradt
!, tporStn unb bat aud beretts Die Ser.
Staaten errei9t. DIE 9teue bes Sob
IfnfaSens. Der Die 2i6ttrdger in ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Scpartemeut fir Bficntlide Siherbeit - Sau'
ten. Sub. Tcpnrtemcnt oes 0ebnnoes
1nineftnr. NlrrnnS. Mnthhnus.

VuItt / nj 0 I c, 0e1t is. iSeOIllar lSU5.
Suroerung5s9l ugebote fir bic @rri6tite zines
8eb0uoes an Der SiiooIts9de oes 8roaonaD uno
Der glortba9benIe. fiir Den Wln0or li1o St1bt
rdtb bon Baltimore. ulo iueldes bon per BE
b0roe Der Shuls9ummitfdre ais Die bltltde Dos
bere I6htcridule bemlBt fper6eil lou, ner6elt
bon Dem ,gouro OF 9lpnroS" Der StGot galtis
more entgegen 9enomnten.
Soroeruugssg lugcbote miitieH in beritegelteu
grtef%sllmi1idgeH, nit Der Noreiie Oes o9pSro
OF s(lparos," am ooer Dor benz I. WtdrS 1905,
9|ormittaaS II llbr. bel DEM Observation-Disclosures.
2ri t5,S 3GFro s. S siS TaeI y oeNen i StiTgqs IN Im
miiiien nit ser gluff6riit neibs for gaftern
9ieb 96ooI" ~oerleben fem
Seoes 6oroerungs In9ebot 1illtB bon elIleTn
beqlaubigteu Gbed in Der Sobe bon $500, 3ablz
bar al Den WtaDor mo Stnotratb bon 8alttz
more. beglettet letN,
8or 0en erfcigret6en 9tngebotfteuer lpiro Die
Stellung etller alllie0nlonrell Silr9ldlalt oent
boppeIten Nertbe nes Eorltraites, lute i'm Staots
Charter pOraeihriebeIl 9~lethton1leno, nerlnrgt.
9lanco 5ormlllare fir ,NnGebote tbnlle1 tn
8iireau oeS 8ebduoes Snfpeitors entgegeH ges
nommeu iperoen. Siefelben miiieu ttrerg be-
folgt lperoen, ODER o1s Mngebot miro Oerlporfeu.
8liue uno Spe5iiiiationen tDnrlen i'm 8ilreau
oeS Sebduoes5 nlpeitorS tnb Dem Is. 6ebrltar
Gopie'n BON 3ei6nungeu inb Spe5ififationen
iueroen Den 8eneralsSontrnitoret nIr gelteben,
iRS en- Oi Sda stnen ,0 0SSG8IEanOt at ooS S0 sfon IN
mo Stuotratb bon Baltimore oepOniren;
%bCiugter Gbed miro -5uridgegeberIt ipert Die
3eitnnnqei hor Der Setinlille Der gtleebote an
ben @ehdlhes,S ulpetior 6ltritd g~elietert UeroeH;
nnbernfdlS miro oerielbe ~oerfauen fctn.
Sulten Die SethnllGeu ullo Spe5ltifatto1en
beibIoiet pber OerltHttdltet lp0roen ielll. lpiro
bic SrI1rIe bon $25 5nridgebaItelI, alS ltquts
Sic Geb6r6e 6ebdIt Ii6 Sas Redt Dor. iraeno
pel6e ODER aue @nge6ote du uernerten.
Golparo .. Ereftpr,
SebduoesS nipettor.
e. Slab simanus,
(Spbts 90 81 % %. % Or OF % m1rsiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
@etrcioeprciic uno GrpOrt6amOe(.

0ariiber ifreibt Die .@eitl. Bolt"
Der Gbicogoer @roBipefulont @ntes
bat BEN @ei5enpreis auf $t.2112 in
Die S0be getrieben unO Oamit Ou8
biibide rlmOe Siimmfeu bon $12,-
100000 qema6t. oScrOient" fam
man in oieiem SSale falm iagen.
&ie ans Gbicogo Deiter beriftet
miro, trGgt lid @otes nit Der Sofi-
nung, es meroe ibm qelingen, Die
3reiie nod bober 81 treiben. Is lit
nber iebr Die 6rage, Oh er oomit nift
Dem mirtbidoftlihen 2eben im Pill.
genleinen lmO oeu 6urmern inn Be
IonOeren mcbr iduoet, ais mist.
NQeroing@ mlB man micren 6or-
mern quite Breiie miini6cn, 5umul
mem lic ibucn ieIbcr, mo nidt ser
Smrptiohe nad) Den @roBipetuldntcn
in Chicago ST. @lte tammcn. Nieie
forcirteu 4reisiteigerumgen f6nnen
ober oub, Wie lid DIT ihon 5ltm
idpcren Nadtbeil unierer 6urmer
b%erouSgcIteut bat, iibertrieben luer-
oen. 3u wie0erbolten Molen ihon
boben Die Observation-Disclosures olrh
Observation-Disclosures bod cmpor Nc-
triebcne Erciic Oem GrportbonOel III
@etreioc ben lmberedenboriten Sdaa
ben 3ugefiigt. 0aS 9GuSlonO miro
otrf oieie q%epoltiomen Yretstrcibe-
reien ae}nrngen iif uoh unOeren
9c5uq9ldn0crn um5uicbcu unO bat
0aS bcrcitS 5lm GbeiI getban. IS
lit icbr lcidJt moglid), Dab Die pcr60lt-
niBmdBiq geriuge @etreioe . 9Ill5hlbr
Der letten Monote por5ugSWeiie alti
oieie ltriuden 5ltriid5ufiibreu it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24

9ci6e 6urd onocre Ginge 10 ie6r IN
Nniprth genonmen, OdB lie feline
3eit fiir Sen 9alfau ijbrig baben.
Gic @irren inn Orient limo Elm mel
terer 8runO, meIher RuBIan0 bema.
gen 0Hrite. letneu leru0ltlihea 4rteg
3luH Nhld)luB ~ briugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Manner nnS sranen fom,,t ~ nns.

Wsdflfler NIB Srdlien MT geletmen arnnfbet'
ten, ooer arampioeerbrnf. @ef6pireH, aus
f%aleroen Saateti, StrtltiireIl. etusiIuB. BIutber'
giftung,. 9riidert, S~uutuusfhIngen, HbeumatiS'
@ierenIeiben. Wlnitbarmleioen. Sdmorrboioen.
Sartleibigfeit ooer irgeitb ipeIfer pertpanbteri
9ranfbeiten iouteu it'd bertrauenspoH an Hns
unteriu6en nnb ~ioitenfrei cine miieni8affIine
9tagnofe- Sbres Sales eebeii. gidt Elm Dollar
eor Der Seilulg 5l be5dblen, Sir teflefl ruf6,
ft6er, fhrter5IoS uno oduerbaft. uIo bebdnoeIn
MIR gebeirrle 4rGtfbeiten bon Mdnnern uns
Sranen: 8enn Sic uidt fommen f6nnen, fo
bsratri9tieen. gle urs,- nno mir bebaioeIr
STE IN Sbrsr Bobnung. 8eilnne g~aranttrt coei
Glet 9ofiforte bel -4peHn. ,Sbr .f9reibf on Dr
9htltps Wsebteaf SnItttute, 1887 bf.@ratt.S tr.
Ialttnaere, Mlb. -1entfG tuarb gefpro0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
qn bic attipuGre Der ~,tlntteO HdiIiuans ano
electric Company uOn Baltimore"

NTTTWU 2 WlU., ~. WCU.. IVO1,,
Siermit piro beruHlt g~5HlGd)t. Dab Die ,tes
Berirn oteier Somodgnie am 9ien-
itag, 6en %. SebrlIar, Na1mtttd1S 3 ubr, aes
fbIofien, uno am Il. Wldr6 1905 rpieOer Gehif'
net peroen.
SIN gufirage 6eS 9iretior'um3
s.. Is. McSiltUI,
(Sebri5.2 90, 2s; NRdr51D SbaUnc'itcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24

BultlU III o I G. H(O.
9lue 9lppIiIanteH fir RriifuHg fir ~grHenmtIg
an Die Observation-Disclosures BON Baltimore mllls
len ibre 9tpplifati0nen al ODER Dor Dem 3.gSdrj
1905 In Dem 9ilreal oteier 9eboroe etnretteIi,
Sormulare 3lnl Iustilllel lt1o i'm 8lireau neg
SelretarS tdgIid 5iuiiben 10 u6r Sornltttags
lluo 1 llbr gtubmittdgS 81 baben.
SIN g~tuftrnge Der Reb0roe
3d. gSHt %, I'll, Setretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
efanntmaMnnac
2epnrtement fir bifcntlidls gGatsn. ,,,ni
| | I m d 7 c, oeIt u. SCUtHut I"Vo'
Mn Nnc, bic es angcbt!

sub. Scp%urtrmcut hes SfnotsS ngcniente'
baltimore. ben p. Scbrlldr 1910.
Mn @lc, bic cs angcbt!
90 miro hierourn an Die Better nou gteen-
1sT sabutsu EtCdEf bis 3ur -ifirlGe DEL Htberl9
Rode. bsianni gegrbru OdB ner @Idol Shae
nteu ole MottenDerGbrilung lHt ole ylprut
rang WHo Filaiterlmg oeT prl4HlSn flL4bs;
beiIdtigten &croromug Jtr. 1905 Fertile gellrHt
Dat, n u
Die auf oteieI Sdu be5iiGlifet Rapiere mo
in oie1em gilreau aufbepdbrt. mo Der Slaols
Snaenieur miro am 13. @ldr5 1903 IN letnem
@iTedu, 3piiheH Den Stlnoen bon IL u9r
Wittaas bis 2 ubr glddbmittGgs. trgeno lpelde
m6rtIiChe ooer idriftIi6e gneaben, Die bon
intereliirten BurteieH gemaht lperoeH lntgeH,
in Vetrlht 3iebeH.
C55 go $50 Siaoi SHgeHiellr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Nrichrid 90i[hclm 0rnnf.

IS iiarb nm 90. 5ehruar 1905 SER 5rieoridl
gpilbelm araHf, ~geliebter @uttc bon 9ernbGrs
Dine NrallI. I'M gllter bon 10 Snbrcu = Wtonas
ten mo 10 Jd0eu. Nermuuote mIo Sreuuoc
Der 5nmilie iiuo b0iIi6it criuht, Der Seeroiz
guuG. pelde bonn GrnuerDdule, Hr. 1926,
Sdm6rtogesStruBe, am SUuutna, ytadmtttdg5
3 llbr, aus ituitfinoet, bei5uUObHeu.
t5E-T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Sricorid y. Mlcin6arot

&c faro duI %. Sebrltlr 1905 ini Snufc fcir
ner ginte. STAR Sreo. WieoerS. Brieortdl Y.
Wleinbnrot, Sntte Der peritorbeueE Nidrb Wietns
burot, aeb, @eoeu. Sie 9eeroiaung finoet anu
Samitas, Den %. Sebrunr, gnhmiiiags = llbr,
bonn 1rnuerbGuie. Rr. 1850, Snut' Strnke, ans
uIf oer SSeiternsGemetern" iintt. 8erlp1uote
uuo 5reunoe Der 6amiIie iino b6tIifit einge.
lnoen. (54-B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Qpubnr . Yarf.

Ter bauptid dlftdbte Srtebhpf In Baltimore.
Mreai: $50 Sder. Smmermdbrenber Charter.
gu ieber 8ett erreidbdr. Stint Gents Sabrs
aeI6 bon auen StuoitbetIen. Strabenbabrs
@aaeorS pailiren ben Salpieineane ale orei
Die ben SrieSbof bel raubem Wetter beIuden.
geerdbnibpldbe al febr mibieen Bretien,
f~iutmiItp inter fortpdbrenoer 8fIeee.
Bureau: Wr. 81, f.Saratpgd.etrake.
E1auB-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Gin 9eidlenf fir'S Qeben.

Wenn Sbr @uren 55dtern Elm prnitildes
Beibnn6tss@eftenf MAIDEN mont, Elm @efhenf
flir's eai15e 9ebet, TO lnbt le einen aurfus i'm
GlectfcsS amen.G dnetoeripitem
burfmaden. Die Sdtle LIT ieet ~eeoffuet. Ser
aoftenpunft lit eerina. G6iIer fir bic Wbenb.
fIaiien iperoer felt mfeenonlmer. 98egeH BE.
binguneeu iuenbe man ff6 an Mira. SubtrS, 70.
2t2, Nprb.9ha rleS. etrnhe. (27s-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
@iQiam Gfurot.

IS Itnr6 am %. Sebrunr 1905 g4iaiam
@darOt, ~qeliebter @ntte ron Supbie Gdarot.
i'm Filter bon rs SGbren. Die &eeroigung fius
oct epnHtag, ben 26. 5ebrlrGr, nm 3 ubr gIads
mittaDs. bonn lraucrbuuie. Rr. $40, Glib
SbarpsStrdbe. aus auf Dem nQonoon Bart
Grieobpfe" itnit. GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Suhu Seruia De Suhu,

GtIHtNUtIUIItt HNU UINDHIInHlIItE
Rr. zoos, Erlennstr.-Mb. Eel: @imoior 255.
3peiggeihdft: glr. SPA, perl. @niterns9luenue.
StgbIanotorpu, Baltimore. WiarbInlo IeIepbon:
Ntnoior 90. 3utiden iperoen ~geIiefert fir Sod
soften, llnterbaltuneeH mo anoere 9eIegenbeis
ten. (Seb14,1S,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
Scnru &1bncr.

IS fiarb am %. Se6ruar 1905 SeurD GbIs
uer i'm Al. Sabre ieines 9e6ens. Ole Seerois
SSI5 iG j JlI'O ssb STm 0 sr sg iSl7 Istn tstrS SPaOS SiS
ON samitna. 10 llhr Normittnas. itatt. (5hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
U~to.-gSinofor 22S.
% stG
Subn @. Senfel,
Baltimore Gemeterg

Baltimore Cemetery.
SRreaa: Rr. 844, b.gbarles-etrake.
BeerdbHibpIdse 5um Bertnuf - bon $25 an,
NIT Wurmorpfoften abeeareu3t, s36 - 9Iab
far bier Grdber. (Sants.1O
lorraine.
WlaIertf4 = B1rfdrtta - SrtsbIt3.
@eitIth bon Bdlbroof Elm unb cine babe
WseiIe. 8enuet bic init gopbnttan beseiHnete
Nortbs IoeHuesG1r Srete 8ntiben Na6m,.tdes
am terminus. 8retfe bon Beerd6nibiteIen lest
[peatsu, aei4ts ssbtnennssn. asIegBon
&pabe. gerIanat Frofhilre. (N2ai4 fS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
NQnfiadnua.

@uNiIuDHhB.
Sic tieibetriibteu Sinterbliebcuen Der bers
l~iurbenen 9urbnru 9tou ipreden hermit i6ren
decentralization SAM aus fiir Die inniee 3beiIs
nnbue mo bic oielen 8llinenfpenoen bel Dem
Ne9ribniB iBrer 0aiiter.
tall ..,,.,u.L. So9u siu1 nuO SinSeF..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24

Gle ihor ieit Ginger 3eit periooiid)
ouftoltd,enoen SrieoenSgeriid)te nab.
men in ben Iesten paor Sa9cn cine
~ieitere @eitalt on, mo cine IN Con.
Don peroifentlifte Heilter'ife De.
peife aus petersburg tbeilte iogor
sic 9eoinsunaen nit, inter lucld)en
3ublono aeneiet iein biiritc. Den
Gegen einSniteden. Inter bieien BE.
oineuneen iouen Die Sapaner Goreo,
Bort artbllr nio Die Salbiniel 9ioo'
tunq befommen. Die Gbineien lollell
Die Manoihurei Ioweit norolid bis
Sorbin auriiderbalten. nno Tlabi'
eoItof ioG Elm neiitruler Safen init
uiiener 9biire meroen. Sopan oiirftc
iid,. ipie es beiBt nit oieien 3use'
itdnhnifien su%frieoen seben, ipenn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-24
&ermiidlte Inseigen.

(6ebts, 90, Fl. %. 28 "a, 20, 27. 28. mar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-02

for administration is pronounced ex-
ceptiOnal.
1t is this administrative talent, thinks
the st. Petersburger Zeitung, which
has enabled Stoessel to prolOng the
siege so unexpectedly. His first act,
says this paper, was to assemble the
five hundred women left in the city
and organize them into various asso-
Citations to assist the conduct of the
siege. Some were made nurses, others
cooks, laundresses, seamstressas, and
the like "All, without distinction of
rank and regardless of their previous
education and mode of life, were thus
united by a strong common bond of
mutual interest" When the meat
supply ran short, Stoessel organized
raiding parties, which made sorties up
on cattle and mules used by the Jap
anese i'm their mining and investing
operations. The result was successful,
over hundred oxen being captured on
one occasion. Recently, General Stoes-
sci has ordered the slaughter of the
mules in the city. the number of which
reached $1,000 The flesh is similar to
that of the horse and is eaten with re-
lish." Local government is infexible
rather than severe.
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THE KAIMUKI zoo.

Take trip out to the Kaimuki Gar
Line.
The Tea Garden, the Zoo Garden and
the Play Garden will interest you.
The Zoo Garden win give you a good
look at your ancestors, the monkey
family, at the Belgian hare, rabbits,
Guinea pigs, Mongoose Golden Phea-
SAINT, quail, Mandarin ducks, etc, etc.
The Play Garden will amuse the
children with Donkey rides, Goat Sulky
Swings Teeter-Toters, etc.
The Tea Garden viii provide refresh
ment
BE sure and bring your family
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General NOgi
and
Continued page hve)
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. N&AAAGAAAA@4A-4NA1A~AAA@4A
BETTER THAN A PLASTER

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts, is better than
plaster for a lame back and for pains
I'm the side or chest. Pain Balm has
no superior as liniment for the relief
of deep seated. muscular and rheuma-
tic pains. For sale by all dealers,
Benson. Smith & Co.. agents for Ha-
waii,
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DRUG STORE HOLIDAY GOODS.

We can interest you with fine per-
fumes, kodaks, toilet cases, brushes
and combs, hand mirrors, fine soaps, in
fact we have many articles suitable
for the holidays ana would like to show
them to you Hebron Drug Co
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JAN. UNDERWEAR SALE.

Beginning Tuesday morning at Sachs
will be a great reduction sale of ladies'
muslin underwear. Remarkable bar
gains promised. Sale for one week only.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-02
JAPS REPULSED
MUKDEN January 7Thee has firing
andit S reported that Japanese been repused
OFFICIAL NEWS OF SURRENDER

following Japanese 1:os
afternOOn
Washington January 7NegOtiatOns conditions
brought conclusion
NOg
ceiVed. 'TAKAfiIRA."
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ARRIVED FROM NITRITE PORTS.
The schooner Ilumna arrived Satur-
day afternoon from Nitrite ports. s.
days out She Went to the Railway
wharf
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.CODlDO0ndS
StO0SS0I' S
Bravery
ASSOCIATED Press to StaO.
TOXIC January 7he Emperor of Japan has sent special message to
General S Russian Port Arthur commencing his
brave resistance.
RUSSIA 'DISARMIvG DESqROYERS

CHEFOO, January 7.The which reached
left Port
Arthur with the of the Japanese.
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For THE NEW YEAR

Ledgers, Journals, Cash books, Letter
Files Inks and Office supplies for the
New Year. ArlelSh & Co.
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BALTIC FLEET IN SIGHT.

TAMATAVE, January zROjestNenky's division
Baltic has Ste Marie.
NOteSte Marie the Madagascar owned by
France
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General Stoessel, says the Literary
Digest, remains the pOssessor of one of
the few Russian regulations enhanced
in western European eyes by the war.
The general is indebted for the anomaly
thinks the Vienna Neue Freie Presse,
to the fact that he cannot be interfered
with by orders from ST. Petersburg's 5
grand dukes Like many other soldiers
of the Gear, he is the subject of mutu-
ally conflicting biographies in the for
eign press. We are told now that he
lis a German, again this; he is a Swede.
But the Echo de Paris, processing to
have the authority of the generals only
son for it's statements, tells us that
IStoessel is fifty-siX and the grandson
lOf Swedish army officer. Stoessels
Ifather served with distinction in the
arIny of the czars, and was a member
Iof the Orthodox Church, in which he
reared his son. The present General
lStoessel was graduated at the Pavloff
military Academy i'm the same class
with Kuropatkin, and served through
1.-THE war with Turkey. But his great
lest distinction seems to have been won
as a commander in Siberia. His talent
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IMPERIAL SHAVING PARLoRs.

For a good shave go to the Imperial
Shaving Parlors, 15c Three good bar
bers
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HOUSE PAINTING.
For good painting so TO Enos Bros,
Union street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
THE M'CUE INs'UlR:Al'lNC E!.
Charlottesville People Do Not
Regard Travellers Position Fair.

Especial Ito Tho Times Dlspatcl.) Il
CHARLOITESYILI4E. A., Feb, j -
The brief news dispatch announcing That
the Travellers Insurance Company y; I of Of
policy insuring the life OF j, Samuel Me-
Cue. because the contingency ! q OF g
pay It would DO against public policy and
an encouragement OF crime he's excited
a great deal Of Indignation here Tho ar
gument In favor Of the payment may
not Be legally conclusive. but the popll-
lar answer to the Travellers is that no
fraud, as far as jNcCue was oncerned.
entered Into The contract, that he q "a
everything on earth that he could to AVOID
pay. such a policy would DO to 8ayenge
crime, Is vldieulon!s; since i must mean,
}clolnmlt crime IN order to lose his life to
secure the face an insurance n nHliey
The III, company's refusal is not looked upon
MS amounting to the loss or penalty upon
the man who has been executed, but as
d hardship upon his children and abso-
llutely unjust one, 44gS