davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Give thought to the tea
you buy.
Your grocer rsiaras your money Il you doa''
llte Sfhilling'n nesl
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

Many a fellow sidestepa a banana
akin only TO be tripped up on lle'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

They tell us that we eat too fast;
The danger is but small.
II trusts hold out until the last
We may not eat at all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

Things a man can't do without are
thOrns In his path.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16
TIE

Tasting tea is a whole oc-
cupation; coffee another.
The faster picks-out your tea
and puts the price on it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

Mrs. windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething softens the gums reduces ~
nAmmaton, allAys pain cures wind coll0. 30 abottio
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

10 every package Of schlIllns's lies, Tea IL
booklet How to Make Good Tea
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Denver Directory

CT0VE REPAIRS OF every known make
SNSNS OF stove, furnace or range Geo. a
pulen 1891 Lawrence Denver. Phone Iss'
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nl InYcuITuci and wagonmakers supplies.
0lhbkOWIluO wholesale and retail, Moore
Hardware 3 Iron Co.. 18th Z waIee. Denver.
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0RlER CARLSON'S ICE CREAM

GROWN FIRE ALARM CO., 'G 70 n ,SnS Od TSe
from are or burglars for eaOo AZ nts wanted.
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THE COLORADO TENT 4 AWNING co
1921 Lawrence ST.. Denver, Colorado,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

THE @. w. FAIa CORNlCE WORKS co.
Metal skyights, stamped steel ceilings. PIP
Ink and slate. tile and metal roofs, etc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-06-16

e, S;$ s1:?$ tI tSR ia SUpP PLIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17

whom they were steadily. fixed, and to, startle
those on whom they were turned in searching in
figure was blemish she sought to remedy by
holding her head erect on its long, wei turned
of bearing. Frank in all things about herself
she used to declare that, in her own opin-
have the power to please, and that, think, is my
greatest gift"
Tact was a great part of that power to
please" as the history of her married life during
the reign of her aunt goes to show. Peter and
Sophia-renamed Catherine on her entrance into
the Greek Church--were relegated to obscurity
deprived of almost all amusements and inso-
Iently governed by the brutal Chaglokov and his
wife. The other members of their household
could not even speak to them except in a loud
voice audible to their jailers, and no one was
permitted to communicate to the young pair
any news of the city the court The grand
duke, who was now eighteen, played with toy
soldiers, scraped discordantIy on a violin, or
visited the hounds which he kept in a vestibule
behind his wife's apartment 'tAs the aIcove
was separated only by boards" wrote Catherine
in after days. "the odur of the kennel pene-
trated into it. and in the midst of this disgust
ing smell we both slept. When 1 complained
to him of the inconvenience he told me it was
impossible to help it. The Kennel being a great
secret, put up with this nuisance rather than
betray his imperial highness.' They could
never leave the palace except with the express
permission of the Empress. In this Imprisonment
the young GATHERINGS gentle self-restraint and
magnetic power operated after a time even on
her ugly guardianship tells us in her memoirs
that she was never sulky or peeyish, but was al
ways ready to meet the slightest advance She
was kind and charming and patient this re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17

vigorous sketch OF Elizabeth, her predecessor,
the daughter of Peter the Great and the crowned
scuIery maid, Catherine L There is a graphic
description here of the events of the bitter De-
cenber night which the stately, beautiful
Elizabeth, with her rabble of soldiers behind
her, seized her infant Cousins throne, and there
is an account equally graphic, of the crueltfes
which foIlowed-crueIties illustrating the bar
barrie strain in her character and the hideous
usages of Russia in her day. One Of her ladies'
in-waiting, Natalia Lopukhina, had offended her
in divers ways and sealed her fate by unpleas-
ant comments on the Empress's love affairs. A
charge Of treason was manufactured and after
examination by torture the wretched Natalia
was sentenced to be publicly knouted and have
her tongue cut out.
The horrible scene which followed must be
briefly dealt with, On brilliant day in August
erected in front of the public offices and looked
down a surging, eager, cruel crowd. Still beau
was also dgnifed and calm until the rough hands
of the executioner tore the dress from her bust
Reused by this indgnity, she stroVe to retain her
covering but stroye in vain, and in another second
a fierce blow of the knout. dealt with the full
strength of a barbarian, fell upon the naked flesh
Then, amid agonizing screams for help and pity,
stroke followed stroke in slow succession until her
bathed in blood When the allotted number of
blows had been given she was hung upon the boards
until her tongue protruded, when 1t was cut off
The same barbarous punishment was then inflicted
on her husband, her son. and her friend the
Countess Michael Bestuzheva, after which all of
them banished to Siberia
One of the earliest decisions of her reign which
Elizabeth was called upon to make concerned
the appontment of an heir to the throne. She
fixed upon her nephew Karl Peter Uric, son
of her sister Anne. Wife of Duke of Hostein.
He was a boy of fifteen, small, scsly, ndeformed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17

dirty he was absolutely uneducated, ana nau
the manners OF the barracks wherein. 3 neg.
lected orphan, he had spent most OF his enid
hood-"dressed in uniform he believed hlInsei
TO be soldier his chief qualifications for Whlch
were his ability to swear and drink This tool
and weakIing might be guided, it was hoped
by a sensible wife, and the Empress sought an
appropriate bride for him. Her choice fell upon
a little German, the Princess Sophia of Zerbst-
Dornburg. Something of sentiment moved
Elizabeth, for in her early girlhood she had been
betrothed to Sophia's uncle, Charles, Duke OF
Holstein, who died before the marriage could
be celebrated. Princess of a poverty stricken
family Sophia as well as her mother, felt that
this was promotion, indeed, and the pair
promptly set out for Russia, the Empress pay
ing the expenses OF the journey. The girl was
not yet fifteen but she had the cleverness and
the persistent will of a grown woman What
was the guise of this child who was to become
the great Empress Catherine?
With its acquiline nose. its firm, full Tipped
mouth, fts pointed and protrudng chin, her face
was dominated by high, wide forehead in
which there room for everything, while her
dazzlingly fair complexion was contrasted by her
abundant chestnut hair and well marked brows
above eyes gray blue as to seem brown, and
so magnetic as TO be uncomfortable to those on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17
A SONG OF SOMERSET.
BY EDWARD SYDNEY TYLEE.

BY EDWARD SYDNEY TYLEE.
East, west, where fortune leads, follow,
And take my chance of dry or wet:
But faithful the homing swallow
still come back to Somerset.
Some folks at will their bonds can sever
But I have loved one home too long,
And in my heart hear for ever
Yon out-o'-mind w'oId-vashioned song:
81 niYer niver can yurget
I vurst dra'ed breath in Zummerset"
There the wide-spreadfng orchards be
That stretch from Mendips' rocky bosom
Down to the golden Severn sea
A land of many a village Nesting
Each in its little shady combe,
Where lads are strong for work or wrestling.
And maidens like a rose in bloom.
o All! hapIess he who never met
A rose-red maid o. Somerset
There Bath, with guardian hills surrounded.
Lies lovely as a sleeping queen;
Wells. by her ring of towers bounded,
And Taunton mid her verdant Dean
And there, where Saxon monks made merry.
And Dunstan twisted Satan's tail,
The ruined walls of Glastonbury
Rise from the fields of PoIden Vale.
Town after town. like jewels set
In the fair crown of Somerset
Fair winds. free way, for Youth the rover:
We all must share the curse o. Cain;
But bring me back, when youth Is over.
To the old crooked shire again.
Aye, bring me back in life,s declining
To the one home that's home for me,
Where in the west the sunset shining
Goes down into the Severn sea;
And let my dying eyes be set
On the dear hills of Somerset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17
IA BELLE IsOUD I
BY WILLIAM RENToN.

Tsoud, that fortress on the height
Might tell strange secrets if it could:
1t Oft hath whispered to the nlghI
'Isoud1 ~..-.r l.. .@ --a .,
What of the tourney and the 1euu:
What of Palamides his plight!
What of Sir Tristram in the WoodE
What of King Mark, thy husband hlsh1
Who played the lovers jnterlIdeE
What of thy rival, her, the Whlte
Isoud?
Gsoud, we know thee all too Well,
HaIf dove, half falcon of the brood.
Or is there something left to tell,
Isoud?
A vision betwixt chaste and leWd,
A maiden charm, a wltchs Speu'
A healing and hurt in blood;
A light from heaven, a fire from hell
What rocked thy lovers, bad or gooof
They knew thee only as La belle
ISOud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-17
TWO CZ4RIN1S.
The, Rulers of Russia :" the
Eighteenth Century.

THE RUSSIAN COURT IN THE EIGHTEENTH
CENTURY. BY Fitzgerald Molloy. illustrated
in two volumes. Syo, PIP. SlS, $751; Charles
Scribner's Sons.
This work is which many immediate cir
cumstances combine to make of enthralling in
terest. The subject is enough to command at
tention at a time when the outcome of a terrible
situation in Russia is still in doubt, and that
subject the author has treated with pictorial
frankness, with unlagging gusto. He shows us
in the Russia of century and a half ago the
roots of the tragedy now going forward-roots
nourished under the strangest conditions of
savagery and splendor Against the barbaric
background the figures of two women stand
out-two soyereigns who were Oriental in their
procIivitfes as we'll in their exercise of
power.
1t is naturally upon the portrait OF the
greater of the two Catherine II. that the author
spends most effort; but this Is preceded by q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
9aS @eaiehem nit Sand1e.

gs lit Ser @eroa9t entitanben, odb
bur9 8efpriben ooer 8esieben BON
pflanSen nit jau6ebaltisen 5liiiiig>
feiten ~giftbiloenoe Seine an bieie gez
lansen uno auf ibner, pbne ibre 2e>
bsnsfdbigteit gu perlieren, eintrpdnsn.
Gin semeinfamer @rlab bes aultusz
uno bss
in Preuben an BEN poliseiprdiibenten
bon Berlin uno on Die Gesierunesprd<
fioenten mabnt ufiter anberem aus bic
fem @runbe CUR @orfidt Bel Der Ser
tpenouns bon Sau9e in Der 9emiie<
au4t unb tpeiit auf Die @efabren bin,
Die Der menf9li9en 9efunbbeit ertpd9s
Ten, fobal6 Sau9e unmittelbar nit
oen oberirbii9en pflansentbeilen IN
B~erii6rung fommt. Muber unoern
&rantbeiten tOnnen au9 Sppbus uno
Rubr 10 berbreitet tperben. Die Ser
ipaltungsbebDrben fonen Die 8epOlte<
runs hieriber a~uftldren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
Die Sage III Mn8arm.

Die unsarif9e ariie, pel9e i'm
5ebruar besunn, tit bur9 Die 8eruz
flung bes Miniiteriums Seierparb tei=
nesfpe9s geboben norben, fonbern
lebisli9 in Elm neues Stadium getret
ten. Die lesten 4bseorbnetenpablsn
lebrten nit unperfennbarer Seutli9z
felt, baB bic Spra4enfrase i'm 9eere
etne uniiberbriidbare &luft apii9en
Der Mebrbeit bes l1n~sarnSoltes unb
Der &rpne 9absburs bilpet. &ei1
Miniiterium bat auf bic t6atfrGftige
unteritiiBuna bes 2ei9staees su re9=
ren, bus nidt fir bic g%infihruns Der
masbarii9en &ommanboipra9e BET
ben ungariiden Resimentern eins
tritt. Seierbarp ftebt aber bsfanntli9
auf benz Stanbpuntte, bab Der &ai,
fer Sran5 Soiep6 in feinen nationa=
len 3ugeftdnbnifen bereits 10 melt se=
gdnsen lit, pie er pbne bDaise prsiss
sabe Der Ginbeit Der semeiniamen
Irmee 81 aeten permo9te.
Quf elm gntgegentommen bon Der
einen pber Der anberen Settle lit unter
ben pbtpaltenoen llmftdnben ni9t gu
re4nen, pobl aber bleibt bic MDs=
li4feit ni4t aussei4lofen. buB bas
Mtntfterium pie Die oppoiitioneae
Mebrbeit bes Rei9stases ales bers
meiben tperben, mas our 0eri9Grfuna
Der @egenidBe fibren tOnnte. Damn
tpdre pienei9t ou4 bic grleoiguns Der
lauienben 9ei9dfte unb bic 8epillis
gung Der Steuern ur6 bes 9eeresz
erfases gu ertparten.
8eborrt bic Sppoiition bagegen auf
ibrem Stanbpunfte, bas Budget unb
bos 3etrutenasieh gu pertpeieerr. unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
8tttere gtacn fur Nattpiftett.

gingeborene Ybariider iufen itets
Die Guaranteeing uilb Die @inee-
tpanoerten fir Die Mebr5obl ser Ser
breden ullo namentlif uuf fir Gor.
rltption III 6en offentli6en 3nItGnoen
perantmortli6 Su MAIDEN. Sbre fal.
ifen Statiitifen iino ifon oft piber-
legt Doroen . uno gera0e ieBt treten
a16 boGadtbare @nglii6-@merifo-
ner, ote feline TbariiGer iinb,> ienen
8erleumoungen fr6ftig entgegen. Sic
seieen iest namentli6 on YbilaSel-
pbia, beIien laneiGbriaer Gorrlip-
tionspfubl enblid) burd) einen miitbi-
gen @iirgermeiiter gelidtet unO ge-
liiftet marc, baB oieie gen Simmel
ittnfenbe Corruption falt oltsi6lieB-
Ii6 orr6 @ineeborene peruriadt lit.
gines Der arObten bprtisen saglifdz
amerifanii9en 8lGttsr, She preb",
unter Der 9eitung zines 10 beoeutenben
characterization repu6lifanii6en
Bolitifers nie Charles gmprpSm itb,
lest eerabesu bas @eitdnbniB ob:
nSSn I~bilaoelpbia nit ieiner iiber.
D~iegenben eingeborenen 9epolferutg
iino Die @uoler uno Spibbuben, Die
,bo6aGtbaren" Setter bon Corpora
tionen, Die iih fem @emiiien baralis
MAIDEN, CUR @rreidung i6rer n%nialt-
beren 3wede oie itdotiide @eiebge-
bltng su corriimpiren, SproBlinge
oes amerifaniI6en @obens, uno Inter
oen 8aunern inn Stabtratb befinOet
iid fem ein5iger nSunne", mie Der
gingefpanberte perGdtli6 genannt
miro"
@r6 an6ere boditebenbe gingebo-
rene englii6.amerifaniifen @ebliites,
ieIbIt IN oen Observation-Disclosures, 10
Der bobaneeiebene 8if6of 9retpffer
bon Der proteitantif9en episcopal
fir9e in Connecticut, peiien jest
Dffentli9 barauf bin, bab es unz
sere9t lei, fir bic S6le6tisfeiten
bie gingetponoerten peranttportli6 81
MAIDEN, ba es meiitgingebprene ieien,
peIde Die Sauptifulo OIL Der Ser
oerbrib tragen.
Snoem mir nit @ereniigen 6erar-
tige @eroammungsurtheile Gingebo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
Seine srpbe SeleiSisnna.

@pr Dem &Dlner Getperbegeri6t bsr>
lanste elm S6riftieBer BON einem
MISUNDERSTANDING 61.19 Marf Sim
bieungsentf9dbigung. Gr babe Die
4rbeit nieOerselegt, neil er burG Die
Worte .Sie finb elm GROCER Summz
fopf" belei0igt tpprben lei. Ser Ser
flaste CAB an, bab Der 9ldger fabrlGfz
fig Tshlsr seiest babe, 10 DAB Die gauge
Mrbeit ni9t abeeliefert tperoen fonnte
uno oa babe er in Der Grregune ges
fagt: Sic finb elm 9ummfopf." Sus
9eri6t entf9ieb: rSbne 3peifel liest
cine 9eieioigung bpr. Na6 Sem 9eieB
lit aber nod niht jeoe 8eleioigung bin>
rei9eno, I'm Die iofortise 2Oiuns bes
Observation-Disclosures gu re9tfertigen,
fonbern es srforbert bas 0orliegen
elmer sroben 8eleiOiguns. gs fpmmt
auf Die nmitGn6e bss Sales an, pb
cine grobe 8eleioisung i'm Gimme oes
@ei ebes pprliegt poer niht. Sm por=
liegenoen Sale par au beriidii9tisen.
bab Ser &lGger neben an0ern einen be-
fonbers erbebli9en Gebler sefest bate,
Der nit llnfoiten Ser Sirma D~erbunoen
mar. @enn Der Snbaber Der 5irmd
i'm Nsrser bieriiber Dem &lager sesen@
iiber ben fraeIi6en Musorud bat fallen
laFen, 10 fann bierin mad Den I'M
ftGn6en bes eon5en Safes cine srobe
8eleioigung ni6t erblidt tperOen." Die
alage tpuroe baber abeetpiefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
6elunstnf Tiff.
9as Gbrifianiaer @ifinssrf6iff uup Die
9eitute ,,M~ftenpciten."

OttANHu OSttt"~oNtu"
Cine grobe Nufregung bemd9tigte
fi9 unldngit in Gbriitianid, Nortpeaen,
ser Geier Der oprtieen 3eitung
v@ftsnpoiten," als lie in Dem 8latte
lafen, baB sic srDBte Sebensrpiirbiss
felt bon Gbritiania, 0as bsriibmte
Mifineeri6iff, Sur9 Seuer bouffGnbis
Serft0rt poroen lei. Sas 8latt be-
f9rieb, pie sesen stpei l1br No9ts elm
Mann 5lammen in Dem innsrbdlb Oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liesenoen 9oIsz
f9uppen, Der oas tpftbare 6abr0eu0
biret, bemerft un6 iofort @larm eez
f6laeen babe unb tpie Damn bur6
einsn erfolelpien @eriu9 6ss Quarters,
Dos Seuer gu lOiden. Die toitbare ,9eit
bereeuoet tporben lei, 10 bob Die elm
treffenbe Teueripebr ii9 babe ouruuf
beI9rdnfen miifen, bas tpenissr
~nertbpone, in einsm R~ebensebdube
aufbenabrte foeenannte SunasS6iff
Dor Dem l1ntereange gu rstten. Sn
tpenieer als elmer balben Stunbe fei
oas S9iff, pel6ss elm Sabrtauien6
| binour9 in Der @rbe Der 3eritorung
| aetrobt, in Mi6e perpanbelt pprben.
Im S6luHe Der spei Spalteu Ian
gen gefdreibung hieb es oann: Scr
| einaiee Sroit bel biefem rneliid 1T,
oab 6is @ef9i9te bon Mnfans bis gum
| Gn0e er0i6tet III. Sic f6iloert, mas
auberoroentli9 Ieidt miro eei9eGen
fOnnen, tpsnn bos Sdiff nod ldneer
in Der bisberieen @eiie a~ufbepabrt
piro. @ir bitten uniere 2efer UNI
Gnti9uloisune, bab mir tie sinen @us
genblid erf9redt baben. Wir baben
bamit beabfi9tiet, in bieier 8orm Sen
o~rinsenoen @ntras gu ftsllen. mod in
6ieiem CONNER Dem unsliidli9en gu
ftano Elm gnoe 81 ma9en." @s folete
Damn elm per- OnIiGer Ippsl on Den
M ufeumsporftanb, ben &ultusminiz
fter, Die Stortbinssprdi ibenten. Ser
@rtitel Der rIftenpoften" bat ieinsn
3ped b~olftdnois errei9t. Sod i'm
2aufe bes Sages liefen oablreide
&unosebuneen mabeebenber perfOn>
li6teiten BEL Der &eoattipn elm, uno
bas &ultusminifterium bef9lob Iofprt,
bur6 cine &ommiffion Die erforber>
li9en Mabreeelr our beFeren Grbale
tuns bes S9iffes porbereiten gu Iufz
ZEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

Gefdngniffe uno S4ue
len. Oie enslif9e 3sitfdrift rShe
@9oolmafter" brinst in elmer Statiitit
folgenoe 3ablen, Die auf Die Wirfung
Der S9uIen in moraIif9er Sinfi4t
einet S4lub sieben laFen: 1870 CAB
es IN 9robbritannien 8121 S9ulen
NIT 1,693.059 S9iilern, unO es be-
itanben 1875 9efdnsniHe; 1898 betrus
ote 3abl Der Sdulen 20,022 un0 Die
S6uler5abl 5,6O1, 249. On @efdng<
ntFsn tparen aber nur nod &c gu aGbs
len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

rerer iiber cingeborene @bariider NIT.
tbeilen, iino mir melt babon entfernt.
ielbit 81 BbariiGern gu tperoen ,tnb
Sic Gingefponberten I'm 9egeniab Su
ben gingeborenen uls lauter Sugeno-
enael bin5uitenen. Iub unter ibnem
giebt es ifpar5e Sdafe. @ber ein
i6reienbes l1nre6t lit es, E, unb
MIR tie fir Die UNI iih greifenoe @er.
6erbnib i'm offentli6en lnb Iripat-
leben perantportli6 al mader1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

fGbrt tie fort, Der Rsgierung bur9 ibre
8ei4life 8erlesenbeit gu bereiten, 10
nirb be &rone ii9 tpphl ober libel gu
elmer balbiseu @srtaguns bes 46gez
orbnetenbauiss enti9IieBen miFen.
Sang 10 einfu9 pirb fi9 bas Dor
ausiiGtli9 aber ai9 ni9t bur4fi6s
rem lafen. Die Sppoiition bebauptet,
bab Der &Onig bas 9aus niAt berz
tasen biirfs, ebe Der 9ausbalt fir bas
luufenbe Sabr sereselt lit; SoIte bic
Wertagung trobbem erfolgen, 10 min
mon bas tDniglide 9anbi6reiben i'm
WbgeorbnetenbauIe CUR @er6anbluna
itelIen unb einen 8ei6lub barber
fafen, OBJ bic Mabnabme einen @erz
faHunssbrud in ii9 i4lieBt pber
niht.
Sn benz Sample 5pii6en Sss 9rons
unb Der SppOiitipn itebt segenpGrtis
iomit febr biel msbr ouf benz Gpiels
als Die Irmeeipra9e. 3ieft ii9 Der
@erfafunssftreit in Die 2dnge, 10 pirb
bic arone Dor bic Notbpenbisfsit ge<
fteGIt, i'm 3tpansstpege bic psrtpeigsr@
ten Steuern eintreiben unb bic Mefruz
ten ausbeben gu lafen. Sas aber fdrle
einem offenen @erfafungsbru9 eleiG.
Sc ldbt iih ni6t porausieben, Of Der
bittere Streit nit einem Siege Der
&rons ober Sppoiition enben pirb,
ems lGbt fiG aber beute i6on nit boz
fer 8eItimmtbeit fagen: benz llnearnz
polfe unb Der gansen Soppslmpnardie
brinet Der unielige 3niit tpeber Sessl
mod @ortbeile.
8elGtigte s rGuIe n
H o epelt. 8edmte oes 8unoes>
g%ebeimbienites aus @ai6inston nab
men fiir3li6 in Bloomington, ST., Die
@erbaftung bes S9peben Sobn Sobnz
ION Dor, pelher SrGuletn @liee &ooiez
belt our9 8riefe belditiet bat. Sobn>
ION erfldrte, er lei bon S9peoen bier
Der sefanbt tpproen. um SrGulein
Rooiepelt 81 beiratber, unb er babe Der
So9ter bes prGfiosnten bon feiner
Miifion Mittbeilung eemddt. Sobnz
ION purbe fofort in elmer Srrenanita lt
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-08
BROUGHT
LATER MAIL TODAY
ARRIVED OFF PORT
LAST NIGHT-SAILS ON MONDAY
FOR GUAM AND MANILA.

The transport Thomas, Captain Ly-
nam, arrived off port shortly after mid
night last night from San Francisco
with one days later mail. The vessel
sailed March 81 AMI is en- route to Guam
and Manila The vessel brought no
cabin passenger, for Honolulu, which
is rather an unusual occurrence. She
has a large crowd of passengers for
Manila but carries only three cabin
passengers for Guam. In the steerage
are rs marines for Guam.
BY far the most interesting organiza-
ton aboard is the first battalion of
Philippine Scouts. The organization
went to st. Louis about a year ago to
attend the exposition. The battalion
attended the Inauguration ceremonies
as Washington, on March 4. They are
now en- route to the Philippines. 279 in
number Major w. H. Johnston is in
command of the Scouts.
The third squadron Eighth Cavalry
is also aboard under command of Major
Charles G. Ayers. There are 81 casuals
going to Manila and 16 casuals for Ho-
nolulu stopped.
eral of the army, is a through passen-
ger. He is accompanied by his wife
and daughter.
Congressman c. aries w. Gillett of
New York is a through passenger, ac-
companied b| his wife.
Col. Henr Wygant Twenty-second
Infantry, is the ranking officer on the
vessel and is in command of the
troops.
The Thomas sails at II a. m. Monday
She is loading 600 tons of coal.
ASAAAA4AeA4sssHeAAAeAAAAsS
.....................E. A. Macdonald
Miss Christie Waller
Rotations Sister and T. ...............
Miss Ray Bell.
Fancy Dance and Recitation-"Bessi
First Party. ... Miss Esther Waller
Sketch-"An Economical Boomerang
Characters
| Mrs. Alexander Baddleton-(althOug
disagreeing, acquiesces). Miss E. Lyle
Mr.. Alexander Dabbleton-Csu
seized with an economical streak)
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Dudot
| Mr.. Bird Plover. Mr.. Morris
Mrs. Bird Flower. Miss Waller
"a recently married couple)
Doctor-(who is laboring under mis-
apprehension ...............Mr Mr.. Tren
Maggie-"who, if she wasn't Irish,
might have been "French'O ..........
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Ruth Waller
Scene-Mrs. Dabbleton's sitting room.