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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10

onioer; Miss Olive Ifoskina. sister EN-
pIoye Civil Govt. Mics blanche Mar
tin. family empioye civil Govt; r. L.
Fink, Post q. NJ. sergt. Peter Rhoadcr
Q. NJ. sergt.. sth Cav: j. r. Gillespie
Post q. NJ. Sergt Patrick Eagnn. Ord
SerKt.. u. s. A.: a. q. Wood, Post
Constabuiary sergt.; II. 10th. lst class
Sergt. Hospital Corps. Chas. Helle. LIST
Sergt., 9Th Inf: Frank Fink. son Post
Q. NJ. Sergt.. Mrs. Peter Rhoades. wife
Q. NJ. sergt Sth Cav; Mrs. II. 10th.
wife list Lieut. Hospital Corps; q. II.
Grau. late LIST 1t. 10th Vol; F. Frohm.
ex-Post Q. NJ. Sergt. NJ. Bernson.
Launch Master @. NJ Dept: Mrs. II.
C. Craven. family LIST Sergt 9Th INF;
Master Richard weikamp. son LIST
Sergt. CO. 9Th Inf; Matilda Belt, fam
lily Col Tucker, Pay Dept: Miss Mary
Gagen. family Major Payson. Pay De-
partment: Mrs. Fannie Hath sway.
family employe U. s. Navy: Master
Leonard Hathaway. family employee U.
g Navy; j. A. Lord. carpenter u. s.
Navy; Monte johnson, W. A. Ladner,
|C. A. Neff, Mr.. william Rose, Mr.. f.
p. Schmedel. employees Civil Govt;
Mrs Il. p. Schmedel. family employe
Civil Govt: Roy Schmedel. Evert
schmedel, Paul Schmedel. sons en-
ploye Civil Govt; Mr.. c. T. Sproat,
employee Civil Govt; f. r. Morris,
Major Surgeon. U. s. A: w. r. East
man, LIST Lieut.. Asst. Surgeon, U. s.
A.: Mrs. E. r. Morris, wife Major
Surgeon. U. S. A.; Edgar Morris. Ray
mond Morris. Eleanor Morris. family
Major Surgeon, U. s. A.; Mrs. w. r.
Eastman. wife Asst Surgeon. U. S. A.;
Mrs. A. I. Harrison and child, family
LIST Lieut.. 21st Inf; f. r. Lyman, Mrs.
e. r. Lyman and child, Robert Lyman.
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SHERMAN IN PORT,
Continued from Page u

Pollard, clerk headquarters; Mr.. Rich
ard Ebbitt, Vet. Surg, Q. NJ. Dept
Mr.. f. B. Burritt. clerk Subsistence
Dept; Mr.. j. ID. Lourin, clerk Pay
Dept. Mr.. J. r. Ingram, clerk Q. M.
Dept. Mr.. f. b. Mcintyre. clerk Sub
sistence Dept; Archibald Sutcliffe, Mr..
r. b. Robinson, clerks Q. NJ. Dept:
Mr.. r. C. Skillern, ex-clerk Q. NJ. Dept. F;
Mr.. II. r. Harris, ex-employe @. NJ.
Dept. T. II. Lander, ex-surgeon, u. S.
Vol; Mrs. e. II. Cooke, wife clerk Sub
sistence Dept; Master Emmett Cooke.
son clerk Subsistence Dept; Mrs. II. r.
Harris. wife EXC. NJ. employe: Mrs.
f. l.. Fink, wife Post Q. NJ. Sergt.
Miss Lillian Fink. daughter Post Q. NJ.
Sergt.: Miss Beatrice Fink, daughter
Post Q. M. Sergt. Mr.. II. Gay, Master
Electrician, u. S. NJ; Mrs. John F. Nc
Cam, wife employe Civil Govt; Mas
ter Harry Mccain, son employe Civil
Govt; Master Jimmie Mccain, son
employee Civil Govt; Master Johnnie
Mccain. son employe Civil Govt; Mrs.
6 Brace. family Phil. Constabulary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
CRIMINAL
BUSINESS

Frank Fisher was put on trial be-
fore Judge Robinson yesterday for
keeping a disorderly house, f. w. Mil
verton, Deputy County Attorney, prose-
cutting, and S. T.. Chilllngworth de-
Tending. The following jury waI
drawn and accepted by both sides: NJ.
Brasch, d, l.. .Akwai Farm Cornn. H
B. Saylor, NJ. T. Raposo. Fredk. Tur-
rill, Geo. w. Macy, s. W. Crook.
Ulysses II. Jones, Thos. Jones. w. II.
Schmidt and A. f. Cooke
Fisher was acquitted last week OF
unlicensed liquor selling. AS in that
case so in the present a large body
of Porto Rican damsels furnishes most
of the evidence for the prosecution.
OTHER CRIMINAL CASES.
The case of Koseki, murder first Ge-
gree, was stricken from the calendar
on the showing that defendant was
dead. He was charged with killing one
Suetomo at Honolulu on December 3.
1904. :
Motion to quash In the Takada miur-
der case was continued until today.
Chas. Santos pleaded not guilty to
disabling a member of the body with
malicious intent"
Solomon Pulau pleaded not guilty
to selling liquor without license. s
w. II. Knox pleaded not guilty to
assault with a weapon.
Henry Kapea. who was extradited
from London for embezzlement, plead
ed guilty to indictment and Judge
Robinson appointed Thursday at a.
IN. for sentence
A nolle prosequi was entered for All
| On, charged " tn bribery, in each OF
| two cases.
A nolle prosequi was entered for
Song Hing Chew. indicted year age
| for assault with weapon, before
Judge Robinson yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
WILL CASE
DECISION

A decree was signed by Judge De
Bolt yesterday in the equity case of
Bruce Cartwright, trustee under the
will of Emma Kaleleonalani, deceased,
VS.. The Queens Hospital, a corpora
ton; Bruce Cartwright, administrator
OF the estate of Albert X. Kunuiakea,
deceased. and A. N. Campbell, admin
istrator of the estate of Mele l.. Ku-
nuiakea, deceased.
1t is decreed, in accordance with an
agreement of the parties defendant,
that of the net undistributed income
of the estate of Emma Kaleleonalani
for the year 1908, amounting to $2633 90,
the sum of $500 be paid to the estate
of Albert X. Kunuiakea, and all the
balance be paid to the Queens Hos
pital. Also, that Bruce Cartwright, as
trustee of the estate of Emma Kale-
leonalani, retain and reinvest the sum
of $9145 received for the condemnation
of land at Waikiki and Huehue as sub
stitute capital under the same trust
las the land for which the money was
received.
1t is further decreed that, owing to
the fact that those interested in the
annuities that the scholarships provided
for in Queen Emma's will were not
made parties to the suit, the court dis
misses the bill as to the remaining
question, namely, whether or not GER
tain lands belonging to the estate of
Emma Kaleleonalani, or any of them,
should be turned over to the Queens
Hospital by the plaintiff.
ACHI PURSUES MAGOON.
w. C. Achi has presented an amend
ed petition in the case of Rodrigues
vs.. Rodrigues the chief prayers of
which are as follows:
THAT "A proper and fit person may
be appointed trustee for the estate.
"That J A. Magoon be ordered and
decreed to make an account of the es-
tate before this court.
THAT the court may declare that
the administrator and executor, heirs,
widow and legatees of Antoine Rosa
Jr. have no interest or title in the
property of the estate of Antoine Rod
rlgues, deceased"
OTHER PROBATE CASES.
Judge Robinson made an order of
sale of real estate by C. f. Peterson,
guardian of the property of Vincent
Pedro. a minor, under bond of $500
The property to be sold consists of an
area of 96l-1O0O acre at Moanalua, sub
ject to a life estate in Kalama (w)
Judge Robinson appointed A. H. r
Vieira as administrator of the estate
of NJ. r. A. Vieira, deceased, under
$4,000 bond.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
FRED. BALpwIN's CONDITION.

The following messages were yes
terday receiver from Arthur Baldwin,
dated New York, and relating to the
condition OF Fred Baldwin:
A. M.-"Slightly improved; holding
his own; crisis not passed"
p. M.-"Improved since morning; we
feel encouraged"
Fred's three brothers-Frank, Arthur
and Sam-are all with the patient, who
seems to be rallying from the appendi-
citis operation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
A SAFE COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN,

In buying cough medicine for child
rem never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from 1t and relief is always
sure to follow. 1t is especially vaiu-
able for colds. Group and whoopinE
cough. For sale by All Dealers ana
Druggists. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd.
Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10

ncr what the Arrangement was between
us. according to my understanding. I
do not believe the language used was
particularly technical" or capable OF
more than one construction.
l should be pleased TO have you point
out wherein your understanding differs
from mine with regard to the matter
so that this office might, II Il be
minor difference. be able to waive IL.
and thus arrive at some definite con-
clusion, but until you do 80, shall
certainly be at n loss to understand
what called forth your remarkable let
ter. An early reply will greatly oblige.
Yours truly.
FRED w. MILvERTON,
Deputy County Attorney. County OF
Oahu.
After County Attorney Douthitt had
gone lengthily into the life history of
the blanket warrant, Adams introduced
the following resolution which was
passed:
Resolved, That the efforts of the
County Attorneys department in their
efforts to obtain proper adjudication
of the so-called blanket warrant, be
approved, and in the event of Treas
urer Trent agreeing to pay the Frazee
warrant for the purpose of having the
blanket warrant question tested, and
in the further event of any proceedings
being instituted by e. b. Mechanism,
based on Trent agreeing to pay the
warrant, that the County Attorney be
authorized to defend such proceedings
on behalf of Treasurer Trent without
cost to the treasurer.
Adjourned to the call Of the chair.
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VIDA ASSAULT CASE
Continued from Page ~

He had Investigated the case and
found the facts as stated to be substan-
TALLY correct Vida had admitted the
assault.
He thought that officer Vida should
be suspended for thirty days as an ex-
ample, and asked the supervisors to
take such action. He did not think
such actions should be allowed to take
place in a police station. A police
officer was an officer of the public peace
right behavior.
Cox asked for more time and a full
investigation.
Lucas lost his temper and screamed
a swearword.
IF I'd been Brown or Vida I'd have
broken his d neck" roared Lucas
why Vida should have his salary
raised $50 a month for doing what he
did. The very idea of such a black
guard attempting to blackmail such
men as Sheriff Brown and Deputy
Sheriff Vidal I'm tired of the whole
thing and am disguised and ashamed
at the way things are going on for
dirty political ends in town at pres
ent"
Adams pointed out that Vida had in
vited Townsend into his Office before
thrashing him. Moreover he had con-
fessed his fault. He thought that Vida
should certainly be suspended. What
ever the provocation Vida should not
have acted as he did.
Moore spoke of Townsend's character
and thought that a full investigation
of the case should be made before ac.
ton was taken. He thought that
Sheriff Brown should do the suspend.
ing himself If any were to be done.
He and Lucas fairly glowed with
Brown enthusiasm and the chair ap.
pointed an anti-Adamism majority
committee to investigate the matter
and report as soon as possible, the
committee to consist of Messrs. Adams
Cox, Moore and Lucas.
The blanket warrant bobbed III
serenely as usual and lot of highly
scented correspondence was read from
the able pens of Treasurer Trent, At.
torney Milverton and e. B. McClana.
han.
The following is fair sample of the
gentle art of letter-writing mentioned
above:
Honolulu. October 9, 1906
Mr.. F. W. Milverton, Deputy County
Attorney, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: Your statement in regard
to an understanding with me, contain
ed in yours of the 7th inst, is alb
solutely incorrect, and / had almost
said that you know it to be incorrect
You surround yourself with so mucf
technicality, and are so clever in main
tanning your own views, and fearful IL
entertaining those of others, that I an
almost inclined whenever 1 have com
munication with you in the future, t
do so only in the presence of a stem
ographer and two witnesses.
I am too busily engaged with othel
matters to enter into discus
sion with you even IL 1 were inclined
to do so as to what we tentativel,
agreed to do in the matter of tn,
blanket warrant test. Suffice to sa,
that your statement is absolutely in
correct, and shall wait your carrying
out of our tentative agreement tn,
time only mentioned in my letter of tn,
7th.
Respectfully yours.
(Signed) e. B. McCLANAHAN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10

william Ebeling Of Hilo. sugar boiler
at wainaku mill, is staying at the
Arlington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
GAMBLERS ARE
UNMOLESTED IN
OAHU'S VILLAGES

side of Oahu from the Pail to Kahuku Chinese
gambling games did before At Heeia wamanaO
Kanhe Kahana Kahuku big are in
progress kenda and a m rarely made
country police the best of with the gamblers
fat ducks working
establishing and maintaining aabe relations
faoe abound this section of
the country and hther repair chinaman and Japa
nese for miles round trying a fortunes wheel
BANKS and wealthy Chinese from town run down
every and again for quiet hutter
RESERVOIR
night and also
exceedingly admitted Lights
both front and and the cOnvval popping
o distinctly audible
vehicle kind the lights would dis
appear the indicating the of
friend given.
That the police leaving stones ued to cover their tracks and
considered nfndy Brown aomns
this native named Kekpi on Sat
urday clearly emphasizes the point
Advertiser
of Sheriff Browns connection with
possibility the Advertiser of facts
relating chefa bankers
Kekip arrested and thrown Jail charge
of being a of a chefa bank
Kekipi police officer under High Sheriff Henry!
showing suppress gambling Sheriff
for the ending June 80 1905 the following figures than in
teresing
M G' "'''', 2lse
nsss
2aa
Americans "a
Portuguese 81
Chinese 1926
Japs
Others II
Costs " . - 1855 u
showing pabe agan
gambling by Sheriff Brown the discharge peashooter 19nc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
Respectfully yours.
(Signed) E. B. McCI.ANAHAN

Honolulu. October Q. 1905.
E. B. Mechanism, Esq, Attorney at
Law, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: I am in receipt of your
grossly insulting. discourteous and
coarse letter of even date in the mat
ter of the blanket warrant controver-
sy. 1t does not seem to me to be such
a letter as would ordinarily emanate
from the office of one who has a proper
regard for the ethics and courtesies
commonly INDUCED in by attorneys who
have any regard for the dignity and
standing of their profession.
In my communication to you. stat
ed in think fair and courteous man
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-10
KEKIPI ARRESTED.

done to suppress gambling by High Sheriff Henry
June 80, 1905, the following figures than in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

Sas 90. Bun~besiurnfef tpurSe ges
feru in Der @aluBfBung Der Gefbe.
toros gum Off3isllen abi4luB ssbra4t.
@s mar ielbRberfdnoli6, oab Elm
10 bsbrss GET, tusl9ss nod Sabre lang
frif9 in Der 9rinneruns ni&t u ber-
isnigsn, bic gum grfOlge besislbsn NIT
eepirfi, fonoern aIsr, tuslde 10 9liid-
lid tuarsr, bemislben beisuwobnen,
Isben pirb, ni9t obne Sang uno
9lang uno trsiss Wort abgswidelt
perben mtirbe unb 10 9eftaltste fi9
au9 bic ealubFbuna Der Gsfbebbroe
su elmer berrIi9sn Jsisr, bic isbss
6ers b6ber f9lasen ma9te.
Der srobe Sdulenraum i'm Seutf9sn
5aufe, Der fir berartige @elesenbeiten
ME ssi9afen III. mar i9on frhb am
abenb nit Surnern uno xurnerinnen
uno bersn Greunoe geftat, bic an
Ianssn SafeIn als 8dfe bes So3ialen
Surnbersins plab nabmen. I'm Der
Quertafel am obersn Gnoe LAB biz
G%efibeb0rbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

- Nus Der S9uIe. 2ebrer
9TH Der 9eosrapbieitunbe iiber Sta.
lien unb fein Bolt: r9absn bic Stas
Iiener audi INNER nit guten Mbii6ten
eebamoelt9" @aiiler: Stein, mil
9ppsfiguren!!"
= Sonntagsreiter. Conn
tagsreiter gum pferbeperleiber): sd
fann MIDI bod perlafen, bab on benz
pferbe aues in Orbnlins ift2" pferbes
berleiber: n8epib. 9err Meier. fosar
bic Mdfnx lit feft."
= MmfpfeIung. CONNER.
frif9ler: nDas interchangeable
lit bod nidt mebr 70 gut, tpie bas
frii6ere 8runnentpafer2" Wirtb;
rDas fDnner sic bod niht fasen, bo
fie ia fem @aHer triufen." CONNER.
friialer: .Mber = Wein.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

Bottles 81 berbreiten, 10 miifen mir fas
Gen, baB oas 90. Surnfsff fsinen 3psd
bon uno gan3 errei9t bat. unb nun
brdn9t f9 mobl man6em bic 6raqe
auf, lit es benin un1 bas Surner cine %
quite Sa8e, bab man besbalb 10 bel
Weiens ma9t. Das 8urnpsien 1T ber-
h%dltnibmdbig iunse @rrungenf3aft.
Die HOtbwenoigteit Der 2sibsstbungsr,
oas @ebeibli6e elmer 9IsidmdBiaen
Ausbilbune Der gerfanbes- unb 26r=
pertraft bat f9 ben ginfi9tsbOlen i'm.
rnsr msbr unb mebr nit undbmsislider
@ewaIt au%fgeordn9t uno 10 bilost osnn
bas 8urnsn einen wefentli9en Sbeil
Der 1eue1 pdoasogst.
Ois 8epeeungen fino bon uobltbui-
gem @infub auF bic meni6li4sn Dr.
qanismen uno baber it bic 8urntunif
i'm Mot 3u unteriGdBen0em W0rfe fhr
oas Iusemsinbeinosn bes Weni6en.
@phlgefd1ie rubts Dos Nuge elmer biel=
tauienbt6pfgen Weuse auf elmer lun'
gen Mdnnerf6aar. bic auf BEN 3urn=
feloe ibre 2rdfte iibten uno ft clio
gum &insfampf nit ben Gtiirmsn bes
9ebsns borbereiten. 'Tenn Die Selbfs
fu9t unb @ner9ie. Die aus ben turner's
i9en uebunset als nOibmsnoiges re
fultat erwadfen, mtiRen ibren @infub
anf ben garasn Meniden OHenbaren.
ba 26rper uno 8eif in enger We4iel.
~bsaisbung gu chamber tsben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

Na9 sinem tpeitereu 2ieoer-1 ortraq
bes Mufitpereins srbieIt Muguf Or.
2ubn bas Wort su einem Soaff auI
bic grecutipe bes gunoesturnfefss.
6err 2ubn ipraa in bstannt launi.
ger @eiie. Obmobl es Man9er
Wunoer aenommsn babe, baB cine Bs.
b6rbe beren 3opf eia vNir" isi, Il
srobss seleifet babe, fei es ibm gam
naiarli9 eri9ienen, benin isIbf BIZ
Welt Tel aus einsm .Nir" eri9afer
tuorben. Da ferner Der S9abmeifsl
,lisbsr" msbr @elo pie tpsnigsr .inse.
nommsn unb aud Der Setretdr feiner
Stemp(f)el fortmdbrsnb gefi9rt babe,
10 wunoere ibn Der grfOlg bur9au!
ni9t.
Der launiae $oaf rief ielbabsr'
ftdnoli& srObs 9eiterteit berbor.
Ser SOciale Surnberein
9err peter Sterer srbielt nun bal
MOri. gr iaste etua 5olgenbes:
Wie mir aus ben Beri9ten, tpela,
beute Ibenb perleien tpurben, erleben
mar bas 90. Bunbssturnfef In finan'
siener 9infi9t bon einem grfolg bealei
tst, Der bic grwartungen Der neifet
UNI uns peis iibertrOfsn bat. Mbel
i'd mage 3u bebauptsn, bob Der grf OF
in turnerii&er Be3iebune; Elm beoeu
ieno sr6bsrer NOR. Der Norbamerita
nif9e Surnerbunb tpirb ftets NIT Be
re&tigfem Stol3 auf bas In Snbiana,
poIis abgsbaltene 8urnfef bin
tueiien. DEM tuenrt elm Bun
bes i. Surnfef ben 3msd bat. ba!
@efabl Der 3ufammenseb6risteit uni
IN unierem Gale aud bas be,
stammesperuauoti4uft an f6rosrn uni
3ufdrfen, bic 2siFunesfdbisteit be,
Burner 3u bebsn, ben S~urnbetrieb A.
uerpoatommen, unb bte 3urnfa@e 1t
bic rsitsfen Rreiie bes ameritanii&et
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31
@iiroiger Mbldlub oes 5errlidtn
&um0cs=S urnftttS.
se ehlnsatuua BET SepzSeb5roe setaHet dd ;ur %er9ebenben 5ehli9teit.
Koniul Peter Sieber 9eehrt.
abrebnnms ersebt Oipioenoe fur Ole 5eianer sum 5effono.'- Konf

gunbssturnfsf 10 erfolarei4, ia 9ldhs
3enb bur93ufibren. unfreitig par
es pas fd6nfs Geft oas Der q. u. 3. 3.
iomsit gsfsiert bat.
Nun laoe i9 sic elm bon benz Ge-
botensr, guten 8sbraud gu MAIDEN uno
mad 9er3snsluft fi4 gu amuFren.
I'm Mnbsren bic 8elsgenbeit 3u &C..
ben. fi9 nod gu dubsrn uno Defenders
UNI benielbsn NIT gutem 8eiipiele bore
a~n3use6su, babe i'd msins anipra9s
rs9t fura 9efaBt.
Sd erfu9e nun ale Inuefenoen F9
au erbeben unb benz 10 erfolsrei4 bur4=
esfnbrtsn go. gunbssturnfet Elm brsis
fades @ut Ssil na93urufsn !"
Sonnsrnb ert6nte bas v@ut Ssil!"
our4 ben peiten Raum. Damn trug
Der Wuftbsrein Elm inniaes bsuti6ss
9ieb ,9as alte Wttterlein" unter 2ei-
tuns bes Dirisenten grnsftinof bor.
2pnful Better 2ieber
geebrt.
prOf. &obert Nir srbislt nun bas
Wort. @r ertpGbnte Der 8eroienfe Der
Bunbes Mlteu UNI ben Norbameritani-
f4en Surnerbuno unb pie ibr fsrrt9es
geiipiel bic jtin9eren Burner 3u turne=
rii&er 8sseifsrun9 %aniporne.
SieIsn gunossaltsn gu sbrsn. babe
Der Bunbss-8 orort por brsi Sabren
bur9 Vsrslsidun9 BON Siplumen mad
50id6rieer Wit9liebfdaft gu ebren.
gu bisisr AusSidHung lei Der @brsn.
gaf BEG Nbsnbs, Serr 9oniul psie,
2iber, nun In SiKeloorf p%Obnbafi,
IN erfer 2inie bsredtigt. 9err Ni1
bat Johann 2Oniul 2isbsr, por3uireter
unb tberreidte ibm bas ssi&maduol
! eingerabmie Diplrm unter benz begei.
Fsrten 3uruf Der Nnusfenben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-31

VSohbS Sp'nNS"v 0"|I'sNt WI "Ti
Die G9ulune bes G6rpers sereitt
aum 0ortbeile oes @siftss uno fabrt su
81 lbfbsrtrausn. 3u ielbftdnoiser gnt=
tpidelung beg Characters, CUR 8elebung
uno gririi@uns bss @smiithes uno Iei-
tst bas asitige 2eben in geiunoe uno
Rarte 5ormsn. SaB Dem 10 1T, ba-
BEN bic actibsn in benz 3sltlager be.
tpieien.
Sa9teute tprren erfaunt iiber bic
muFerhafte Oronung unb bas quite
8etraaen Der Nttiben uno auar um 10
mebr, aIs bier militdrii4e ;;Sis8iplin
gang ausseidlobsn TT uno a0ss boz.
mas setban tpurbe, um bas 3sltlaser
fo3uiaeen gu sinsm s~eOroneten @emein-
rpsfsn su MAIDEN, aus freiem Intriebs
geI9ab unh nidt bssbalb, neil Der
8erna9ldiIieung bic Straie brobte.
Sier 1T Der bette gsmsis, oaB bas
Surnsn bon tpobItbuenbem @infub 1T.
Wannesau9t fOrbert uno 10 ti9tigs
@lieber Der meni9liden @eieniHafi
1eranbilost. Was i'd bier bon Den
Mttibsn i'm Naaemsinea 9eia9t babe,
gilt aud bon ben Nttiben bes Sosialen
8urnbsreins i'm gsfonberen.
sic babsn fi9 tapfer ssbalten, einen
i96nsn preis errunsen. unb oieiss II
uni 10 b6ber anauf9lasen, ba ibnen
aud nod bic phiat obIag, CUR nnter=
haltuns Der Jrsmben mitsubelfsn.
SIM 8oltstur1en bat War .gmmerit
se3eiet, BOB er aud auf einem Bunoes.
turnfeite Der srfe iein fann. Wie ID
bore bat er Dor, feline @o5nung I'm
Elm 3immer bsr9r6bern 3u lahsn, ba'
nit er bic Siplome unb 2rdn3e unter.
bringen fann.
M0ae oieie tleine SGaar aud fernsl
unter ibrem fdbigen Setter aufammen'
balten unb tpeiter arbeiten, benz Bereir
CUR gbre unb 6reube. @ut DELL!
Wieber bur9brauite bas tsrnig,
@ut DELL ben Saal.
Damn erariH 9srr &obert 9ieber oa!
Wort, I'm Der prefie bon Snoianapo'
liz ben Sanf fur ibre 70 midtige In
terfftibun3 gum @elingen oes Seize!
a~us3uoriiden.
Na9 i6m fpra9en nod 9err 9beo'
bore Stempfel, Der benz petrus fiir oa!
quite Wetter beim &urnfete elm Gu
DELL ausbra1te, Serr 6enrp 0ictor
ber bie 9amen bodleben lieb u. u.
sc mar febr fpdt gstuoroen als bi,
fr6bli&e 8afelrunoe an ben 0eimwel
ba9te.
Dtsl unb au9 berbienter Beifa(
tpurbe ben 2eitern Der @itp 8ano Qe
3out, bic nit rur tpenigen 2euten treff
li4e Wuit lieferten.
DieNnueiiungen fur bic 11pro3entig,
Stbioenoe muroen nod mdbreno be!
Mbencs rnter ben Mntpeienben, BIZ
baau bere&ti9t tuaren, bertbeiIt unb BIZ
metffen berieIben fofort Dem Soeialsr
8urnperein pieber gum @ei&ent &C.
ma9t.