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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
YOU WILL NOT

be deceived. That there are cheats
and frauds in plenty everybody
knows; but it is seldom or never
that any large business house is
guilty Of them, no matter what
line OF trade it follows. There
can be no permanent success of
any kind based on dishonesty or
deception. There never was, and
never will be. The men who try
that are simply fools and soon
come to grief, as they deserve.
Now many persons are, neverthe-
less, afraid to buy certain adver-
tised articles lest they be hum
plugged and deluded; especially
are they slow to place confidence
in published statements of the
merits of medicines. The effec-
tive modern remedy known as
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
is as safe and genuine an article
to purchase as flour, silk or cot
ton goods from the mills of
manufacturers with worldwide
reputation. We could not afford
to exaggerate its qualities or mis-
represent it in the least; and it
is not necessary. 1t is palatable
as honey and contains the nu-
tritive and curative properties of
Pure Cod Liver Oil, extracted
by us from fresh cod livers, COM
bined with the Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphites and the Ex-
tracts of Malt and Wild Cherry:
and how valuable such a blend.
ing OF these important medicinal
agents must be is plain to every
body. 1t is beyond price in In
somnia, Anemia, Weakness and
Jack of Nervous Tone, Poor
Digestion, Lung Troubles and
Blood Impurities. Science can
furnish nothing better-perhaps
nothing 30 good. DIR. w. II.
Dahfe, OF Canada, says: al have
used it in my practice and take
pleasure in recommending it as
a valuable tonic and reconstruc-
tive" 1t is remedy that can
afford to appeal to its record
and represents the science and
knowledge of bright and aggres.
sive medical investigation. Zone
bottle convinces." At chemists. !
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
AGENT BRINGING BONDS
HAS MISSED HIS STEAMER
Should Have Been Here on the Alameda, But
Will Be Compelled to Wait
For the China,
To GEORGE r. CARTER. Governor of Hawaii:
Detained here until January ~ TERRELL I"

That Dispatch received by the Governor Saturday afternoon
tells story that Will be OF interest to all the people of this Terri
Terrell the for the United and Mort
gage Company OF New York who bringing dollars
Hawaiian bonds the lately sold signed by
the Territorial officials in order to complete the sale made by
rotary Atkinson Terrell sailed San Francisco on
the Sonoma leaving last Saturday which would brought him
into Honolulu on Friday If he had caught his the bonds
would have been signed Terre would have been
closed up that he could have returned San Francisco
Alameda the following week.
That would have landed him back January
7th which the earliest day. the upon
which he leave that The China sailing 18TH
the next boat that Terrell catch the
the freigher Nebraskan, and he
that Returning delayed he Terrell
cisco on his to New York before February I'd This
clear loss OF sixteen days in the closing the bond
OF course at this distance there explanation OF
caused the agents delay The officials Territory are no
position to explain it, having nothing but the cabegram go
but perhaps Mr. Terrell will furnish enlightenment when he
finally does reach this city.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
BRIDE OF
ARTILLERY COLONEL

Col. John Mcclellan, United States
Army, commandant of the artillery
post at Camp Mckinley, Waikiki, and
Miss Emily Halstead were married
last evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
Halstead home on Makiki street, the
Rev. William NJ. Kincaid of Central
Union church officiating. 1t was a
military wedding, the groom appear
ing in the regimentals of his rank, at
tended by his best man, Lieut. Far
rar, A. c., u. s. A, also in uniform
The residence was brilliant with its
decorations of American flags. which
were draped over the outer and inner
entrances.
The ceremony was performed in the
parlor beneath canopy of MALE and
ropes of red carnations which adorned
the alcove window. From the apex of
the canopy hung basket of maiden
hair and delicate white flowers. Red
carnations and MALE formed the prin-
cipal decorations OF the rooms. In
one room where delicate pink roses
and maidenhair ferns formed an at
tractive decoration numerous beautiful
presents were displayed.
The groom was attended by Lieut..
Farrar, u. S. A., as his best man. The
bride was given away by her brother,
Mr.. Frank Halstead. She wore a
handsome gown OF white silk trimmed
with point Duchesse lace with violets
TO hold the veil to the hair. She car
ried a 'hower bouquet of white roses
and maidenhair ferns
The military aspect OF the wedding
was added to by the presence OF other
officers from Camp Mckinley. The
guests numbered about fifty of the IN
innate friends or the couple. After a
brief honeymoon Col. and Mrs. McCleI-
Ian will take up their residence at the
army post.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
HOLLOWAY Says WHITE
HOUSE is CONTRACTOR

"Mr. Kendall has submitted no proof
10 me that ii. Hackfeld e. Co. are the
real contractors for the Hilo armory,"
said Superintendent OF Public Works
Holloway. Yes, l saw that he had
made the charge, and said he had the
proof. But he has not gwen me any
,,roof. L. NJ. Whitehouse is the con-
tractor, all our dealings are with him,
and all our vouchers are made out to
him.
''As to the changes made in the spec
ifcations, those are authorized by the
department as having been sanctioned
by G. II. Gere. who represents the de-
partment in that matter. / admit that
1t is the better practice to nail brldg-
ings before flooring is put down but
1t is not always possible to do that
where floors are low. The underpin-
ming of the armory is really stronger
than Is called for In the specifications.
LAS to the use of lumber that has
been handled in mill by japanese, as
L understand the law II forbids the
employment OF Asiatics in the direct
construction work of public buildings"
Mr.. Holloway had consulted the At
torney General on the law, and was
sustained by that official in this view.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
SUB-CONTRACTOR CLARK
CONTRAD|CTS AHEONG

The following letter, apropos of the
crushed rock controversy, explains IT.
self:
Lahainaluna, Maui. Dec. 20, 1904.
f. w. Beardslee, Esq Honolulu.
Dear Sir: In answer to your letter
dated "a inst. and Aheong's tale of woe
TO the Governor, l wish to state as the
sub-contractor of concrete work on the
asylum cottage, that you never at
any time suggested to me where 1
should get my rock, you never said to
me that l should get my rock from
the Concrete Construction Co. quarry.
You did object to the beach sand I
ordered In place of rock sand which
the specifications called for. 1 having
always used beach sand for concrete,
L took on myself to order same, but
when you objected / had it changed.
l don't see what my affairs have to
do with Mr.. Aheong, or why he should
make such statement. From YOU I
nave always received fair treatment.
with best wishes for the New Year.
Sincerely Yours
FRED. CLARK.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
CAN STATES
TAX BONDS
Question That Atkinson
Thinks Should be
Answered.

Secretary Atkinson, in his cor
respondence with the Governor sug-
gests the ACCESSIBILITY of obtaining a
legal opinion. against the next Terri
torial loan that may be negotiated,
from Dillon & Hubbard of New York,
who have been the Territory's finan-
cial lawyers for the first and second
million dollar loans. The question the
Secretary raises, on which he thinks
an opinion would be valuable, is
whether Hawaiian bonds are taxable
by the States individually. He would
not take the responsibility OF employ
ing Dillon & Hubbard to give the
opinion on the new loan. It would
probably cost thousand dollars. as
that was the fee paid the firm for ad-
Vice on the first loan.
In letter dated New York, Decem-
Der 20, Secretary Atkinson states that
on the goth he completed the Temporal
ry agreement with Rudolph Kleybolte
& Co. for the sale Of $1,000, 900 of Pub
lie Improvement Bonds Of the Terri
tory. He encloses the contract with
that firm to the Governor to be sign
ed by the Treasurer and the Governor
and then forwarded to the United
states Mortgage & Trust Co.. New
York. The Secretary requests the
Governor to telegraph when both have
signed. Mention is made OF Park Ter
relrs departure, intending to take the
steamer Alameda for Honolulu. with
the bonds. AS already reported the
representative missed his
boat at San Francisco.
Secretary Atkinson's latest by mail
Is brief note announcing his depar-
ture from New York for Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
SHOCKS
IN TWO WEEKS

earthquake shocks within two weeks
while was In San Francisco" said
w. X Castle Yesterday, who arrived
on the Mongolia. zone of the shocks
was so severe that nearly all the peo-
pie In the building In which we were
stopping went down TO the lower floors
ready to skip out in case of further
danger"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06

A dance Will be given to the officers
returning from Manila on the u. s. A.
i, sherman at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel the evening of the day in which
the transport arrives. AS she left Ma
gasah on time, she should be here to-
day All local officers of all branches
of the service as we'll as the townsfolk
are cordially invited to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-01-06
KUH|O AND
THE HOTEL
What the Governor
Actually Wired
Him.

Washington, Jan. 4-To Governor
Carter.-Cable what is the general
opinion Young building.
KUHIO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-08

Thousands Of American women how
ever, have found eiief from all monthly
suffering by taxing Lydia r. Pink hams
Veeetae aele Compound, a. i IS tie most
thorough female regulator knowu 70
medical science. It cures the cGne4t1on
which causes 50 much discomfort and
robs neustruation Of It's ttrrors.
Mss Irene Crosby, Of 3I3 Charlton
Street East Savannah, Ga, writes:
Lydia X finkhAm Vegetable Gompcpnd
h a true friend TO WOMAN 1t has heen cf
great benefit TO me, curing me Of irregu ar
and painful menstruation when everything
else had failed, and gladly recomnt nd IT to
other suffering women
Women who are troubled with pain
ful or irregular menstruation, back
ache, bloating COR fiatulsncel leucor-
rbna, falling Inflammation or nlcera-
ton OF the uterus ovarian troubles,
that bearing down" feeling, dizzi-
nehs, faintness indigestion, nervous
prohtration or the blues. should take
immediate action to ward OFF the seri-
oas consequences, and be restored TO
perfect health and strength by taking
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound, and then write to Mrs. Pink.
ham, Lynn, Mass, for further free ad.
vice. Thousands have been cured by
80 doing
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PAPERMAkERs MEET.

HolyoE.. Mas Nay >-t Spt ci&l.l
The convention q The lntenation-
al Brotherhood ot PapermaFefs. com
posed Of branches throughput the
United States and Canada opened
tere today The pfosram incmd. :
varied discussions Of subjects pertain
ine to the paper trade
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Wr6citer fir bic Gnnal5onc.

@aibin0ton, 9. s., 6. Nllg.-
angeiidts ocs iiin0iten ShritteS Ser
joponiidel @camten, ipelde Dor
aur5cm perfiinoeten, boB Banana
nidt Der miinidensncrtbc Srt fir
japonii6e Nrbcitcr iei ipirb Die 40.
miniIirotion Hnleitun9en fir grbei-
ter CUR grbcit AT Dem Bnnomofonal
peroffentlidcn. Wan bto6ii6ti9t, Inn
grbeiter nod oem Sitbmlls 81 sic.
ben, bie @ort6cile Der bortigen Sir.
belt, Die girtcn 20brtr, pic %berbeiier.
ten ianitGrcn @crbdlttiiic iiho Die
BON Der Megicrung I'm 'SntereIie Der
s(rbeitcr olt$6ciibte 3ilf'orae 81, Be.
touen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Bonn glibe eridlaocn.

Dubois, Na., 6. 9lligiiit. -
@dbreno cinc9 beftigcn @emitters
murben in Grcuibop, etluu 5ebn Mei.
len bon bier, bnrte Nu6nlittag Der
20 iGbriae &oicpb SER luno Der 49,
idbrioe g. Ncltou5 oonl glise CT,
id,logen, pG5rcrO 2eonbaro edborbi,
Gilbert Sbort mo 5ranf Walonep
gcidbrlidc gcrlctnngcn erlitten.
9os EroftlalS bel ser giienbabn-
Station gcriefb oprd oci 9lib in
grauo ll,rO ppr0e tbcifpciie 5eritort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

nnDGponien bat Ct
cine 2orto . 8enoormerie, meuigiten3
in gewiilcn Snoultrie-g e5irfen. Sic
io0 Die Eoli5ei ouf ben 2anoItroBen
biloell, 5ugIeif) ober, mas Die euro.
pdiiben @enoormen nit)t 81 tburr
brouhen Die WoIoungen gegen
3eiersgeiubr, Die 10 bGuiig in Benn'
i%plpunicn eilttritt, bepnhen. Ole
pcnniplpuniihe Staotsqclebgebung
bat fir oieien 3rpef $425,000 onge.
nieien. &or Der SonO lit es Elm Ser.
iildl, uno Die gauge Modt miro Dor.
crit nur aus $50 9erittenen beIteben,
Ole beionoerS in BEN 9ergWerfS . 8e'
genocn our Gernenoung fommen,
ipo tie al Stele Der bisber bon ben
Gorporotioncn aus eigenen Witteln
u%nterboltenen oGoal onb SSron 30
lice" treten, Die lid nidt MIR bel Der
9(rbeiter . gepolferung mibliebig
nlodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

Giihlcr tbatig. Gr 6iutcrlGbt auBcr
iciner Gottin lcd)9 Sinner, Srn. Sol.
GDler, Sri. Morp GOlcr, Srn. 9cr!l.
boro Goler, Sri. (bcrcio Golcr, Tyron
@orrp Sromn mo 6rou 6rouce@
Sell.
9 d iiiieln ais @urfqe-
Doll {. = Sic Sonuto05rube Der
Nadboridoit bon @o0 II. IreOerid.
Strobe muroc 0eitcrn Nodmittag
ltm , llbr ploblidl Ourh einen aus
Dem &ouie gtr. POI, A}or0.@ opitrobc,
Nrinacpoen NciDcnrooou geitort.
3pci idtiqe @cibcrltinngn mo cin
rrobncllper MGnncrboB, uQe I'M iri.
i6cn Icfent, ped)iCItcu ob nit Dem
tIirrenoen @erollt 5crbrobencn SIT
t)engeldirr&, ipo9 oQrQpi ihlicbea
lleb, Oob Die ItrcitcnOcn Eorteien iidj
Gcgenieitia nit Sdiiiicln bomburoir.
ten. limo %1poblQr5iclt poren aud
mcbrere @iirfc, mic Die mad, firrier
3cit blird) 6en Yoliiiiten Sonrobur
por9enommene &crboitung ergo6.
Gr orretirte &curO e. uno Wtinno
@otcr, 10, rep. Is Sabre alt, lu1o
Die 81 Sabre oltc &i5iie S'9rien.
NQe morcn 9eolenltctc in oem SollIe,
uno 2i55ie S'@ricn mar nit oen
@ubcr& in Strelt 9Crotbcn. ga ser
STREET iif III ser Slide 5utrug, mar
Nid)tS notiirlidcr, ais 0oB Sd)iiIiclf
III Mitleioenidoit aC5oGcn murocn
unO 2i55ie mo Der Mann 9oter tril.
gen bllttigc Spurcn ant 9opie ba.
bon. Irou 9oBcr mar unperlcbt ans
Dem Sample berbOr0Cgnngen. Nod)'
ocm 0ic beioen &@CrlCBtcn I'M ,Stoot.
Soipitol" perbunOcn moroeit murer,
mltroeu ole Grei I'M mittleren Sta,
tion&Douie inter ser Tnldul0igunQ
Scr Hubeltorulg cingclodt.
Ger Baltimore 9operns
&erein" belt acitcrn leine regel.
mGBiae GerlomnIrma in Der ogSbitc
&oa", Er0lioent liobn 2onplc iiibrtc
Den &orlib mo Scfretor Teinboro
Shtuor5 ooS Erotofo1. % lhon
porbcr bcidllollen mar, ooS Yicnic Der
Somcn-S eftion in Gorporc 81 be.
illdclt, 10 bette Die 8eriommlung ei.
men fllr5cn SerIollr mo ipuroen MIR
mcniae @eid)Gfte e%rleoi2t. Ginlo-
bun0en beS uGounltntter Goltsiclt.
&ercin$" mo Der gO'aeil : @elell.
ld)nit"muroei onntcnb ongcnommelr,
ln6 lcrncr iurrbc Elm Gouoioot pprgcs
Ihlngcn.
Nod Der Gerlolimllt19 bc0ob man
lih IN Gorpore '5tInt Ticnic Der 90.
meme cftton. Gttir bottc aeItcru cin
iocolc9 Metter fir Ibt Ficnic ont $50.
'pitol Sborc". = Sbon am iriibcn
Wforgen botten iidI 0elud)er eingeinnz
ben, mo am Nodnttttog botten ole
bcioet 0ampIer d@olp" mo YSlolp,"
Ole nit SeihtIgfeit cine Wteilc IN ser
Gtun0e MADDEN, groBe Miibe, Die 9c,
ilthcr an Srt unh Stelc 81 brin9eu.
Sin Grtro-G Compiler mllBte cingeltelt
lueroen, ais Der baltimore 9opern.
&erein" mo Der a2pcuit!Enint.Glub"
III Corpora eridicnen. 3ie SeItlid.
felt oerlici in lh0nitcr Sormonie, mo
gebilbrt oem arrangements sGomitc
u0e Gbrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
%ISamilicn Srasooie.

Gan TrontiSco, 6. Aug. -
Sn einem ,3inlnter zines 2ogirbouieS
in Der Sortin-S traBe nllroe geltcrn
g8iuiom ". Stcbenlon bon Gbillion
9oruen eri6oilcn, fpel6en er BEL iei.
ncr Satin %geiln0en botte, un6 80.
men mo Irou Stcbenion beiinbcn
iid infer Der 8elduloigung ocS
WtorheS IN Soft. @open bringt 81
ieiner Griituloigung Dor, es iei inn
befonnt gciueicn, OoB Stepenion
I6pn 5nei Skinner g~etobtet botte,
rno aus 0iCicm @rltn6e babe er i'm
nie0ergeiholicn, ols er ole 3biire er.
brod. Gtcbenlou nn6 golpen be.
ipobnten al chamber ltoBen6e Horl.
dies IN Ser Ndhc bon Woiboe, Ieb.,
uno @oipelt, lDClt1er nnoerbeirotbet
mar, nobm iciuc Miobl5eiten bel Ste
penlon Elm, oc'ien 5omilie ais ieiner
Srolt mo 5pci ainbcrn beitonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
@ioeriprud Of.

Bon 2ogit miro oft nidt elm 8ron
SIN Sprahgebrauh %getroffen,
8o mir 10 ridtig-5ugetbon,
Ga geben mir unS-oifen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

gum eriten Wfale ieit Dem @ult
bes noroliten StotionsbouieS bate
geltern ser bortigc Yoli5eirid)ter cine
ebenio oeidGftige Sibrrna, ais icinc
GoQegen in BEN onoeren lieben Sta.
tipnShGltieru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Yns Dem a6rolidcn StatiunSbouir.

wv
aa0t @bitc bate cine geIdGiti0l
Sonntagsiitung. Wcbrcr(
brlttale Sdldgereien. - Ho55io
ottf War g. Snoop'S @aItpirtb.
i6oit.
Sum eriten Male felt Dem Nult
oeS norolifen StotionSbaltieS bate
geItern ser bortige Yoli5eirtd)ter cine
ebertlo geihGftige Sibltng, ais icinc
Gollegen III BEN an0eren licben Stu.
tionSbGuiern.
Cine Ho65io.
Triib Wor9enS butten Die III GiOil
gcflcioeten Noli5iiten Eeter Gou9blil
lino SbpnnS Guicd cine Ha55ia olti
sic @altpirtbidoit bc8 Srn. Wtor q.
alloop, Nr. 1902, DorfHooo, mltcr.
nommeil, 0cn SdonffelIner Z. q.
God)e mcgcu NrbeitcnS am Sonntan
nro led)S @Gltc, Die ongeblid Bier
tronfer, ais 3citaen perboitet. Hodc
mur0e bonn Sooi @bitc luttcr @iirQ
id)oft 6cn @cri6tSpcriobren iiber-
lpielcr.
Nodlnlittog8 1 ll6r ocrboitcten sic
bciocn Eoli5iitct aud, Srn. anpop.
Slc battcn icilt Sous sic Qollic ,3cit
bepott. Grit / llbr mogte @r. &noop
lld blnollS, ln0 ais CT Der EoIi5iltcn
onlittig mor0, luhte er sic 9ort.
Hooo binnter 5t entiIicben, Die
@lolrode fonnten ober better Iorlien
oIS ct mo ermiid)tcn i'm. Gr miro
beutc ouf bie NnihuloigumQ oe3 Scr
taliiS bon gciItigcn @ctrGnfcn am
Sonntog pcrbort meroen.
@ie eS beibt, bat er iein oeltrige$
Fed elmer StIG0crci 81 p%croonfen,
Die lid ont 80. SlIi I'M Sole icincr
Wirtbldlolt 5uildcn ibm ulto einem
an Der nltcn Oort-Hoob moblcnOcn
Wunne 5lltrll9 uno nobel Nr. anopp
10 icbr mitge1ommcn mtroc, 0oB CT
Ielnen 8egner pcrbniteu licb, in
Solgc oellell bicier $40 mo Soften
beroppcn mllBte. Ingcblid aus Node
Iou oielcr mn Trclrtbe pcronIoBt bo
ben, mcbrerc @cidnpcrocbrieic iibcr
Srn. Scoops @irtbid,uit an Sen 90
li5eimorifaf gu rihten, rno oic6oloc
inGrs g haB ieiu &ofol bon Eolijilteu
III GiDil bepa6t iprr0e.
y eb t II d) { cincn e did
Sorol0 S%intbmon, Elm 81 Sabre
alter Wnnt BON Ar. 1899, NSuo0s
broof > Nuenrlc, ipltroe pom aa0i
@bitc OUT go Gage ms @cfGngni6
geiunot mcil er ocn Strubenbubn-
Sonontteur 2eIter Glnrt bon Nr.
Mooobroof = Npcnllc, nit CT
mem Sdlogcr ,nilf, Den aopi 1eihIa.
gen mo 5ieInlid) ihlpcr pcrlcbt bate.
beioen MGnner bottcn "lid) inSrn.
@m. Storm'S 8oltmirtbid)nit, an
0er1lGda bon Sutton. uto YcnnIDl-
ooilia : Incnue, getroiien mo muren
bort 1T Strcit nit chamber gerotben.
9eloc milrOen megell ungcbirbrliden
Sctro9ens I'M ST uno Soften geltroit.
Trci Bride iibcn.
Sic Ncgcr NSoiepb a., God un6
sSnn. 8earb bon 9tr. 2217, Nurgropc-
alIen' mlr0en pom &uoi @bite lpe.
gen tb1tliden 9lngriiiS olrf ibren
fuliengenofien Gilbert Mo9lep bon
9tr. 30S, 221&. StroBc, iiir ein Ter.
gcrbor feitgcboIten. Dic9liioire
trug lid AM Sorultng Worgen tllr5
nab Witternadt bel Der Mobnumg
Der 8coroS 81, unb Wtcslep muroe 10
lhllmm oerlebt, bnb er geitern nitt
gum Ecrb0r erideincn fonnte.
NJ n "a - . -. a. 1tA Il l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

Gas 9 dnelGigfeit8fie.
Der itnIerer groben 0abnen bat aud
Die Gnnooier ergriiien. Die 2eitlng
ibrer Yociiic . 9ubn bedbIidtigt, Die
Sabrt bon Bolton bis 8ancouuer bon
los nuf So Stunoen SIT perringern.
gei einer 10 groBen lleberlanoitredc
elltcn 3eitgeipinn bon 5pon5ig Stin.
Den 81 e~r5ielen, beoeltet Gtluas, nber
es lam geleiItet iperben. Ger lleber.
gang iiber aos ealiobiife 6elienge'
blrge miro 5rpar aud fiinitigbin founl
ipeniger Belt ncbmen oils lett, aber
auf ocn Gbenen baben Die 3iige unee-