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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Neglect
Caused
The PiIikia
COUNTY ACT COMMISSION FORE
SAW COURT DIFFICULTY BUT
IT'S ADVICE WAS IGNORED.

In view of Judge Whitney's decision
of yesterday in the matter of the iron
doors ordinance, it appears that the
county supervisors are practically
without any power to enforce their
ordinances. Some time ago County
Attorney Douthitt suggested that there
was a grave doubt as to whether penal
ties could be enforced, as the law fails
to state what court should have juris-
diction, and i'm the first case in which
the point was raised, the district court
has refused to take jurisdiction. If
there is no way to try offenders and
enforce penalties for violations of the
ordinances, they are practically dead
letters.
1t is not the fault of the county COM
mission" said Attorney +. NJ. Watson,
one of those who drew the county COM
mission, yesterday. THE very con-
tingency which has now arisen was
foreseen by the county act commission,
and i'm our report to Governor Carter,
we specially called attention to it, and
showed the remedy. The county act
in general might have been held in
valid, if it had dealt with the court
proposition, and we therefore recon-
mended the passage of a separate act,
giving the district courts jurisdiction
over offenses against county ordinances
The recommendation, in some way or
other, was ignored, and this piece of
negligence is the cause of the present
trouble"
Watson called attention to the fol-
lowing paragraph i'm the county COM
missioners' report, handed to the Gov
ernor on February 10, 1905, and later
taken up by the legislature.
We recommend the passage of an
Act giving district magistrates juris-
diction, subject to appeal, to hear and
determine all questions arising by
reason of any breach of any regulation
or ordinance of the Boards Of Super
visors."
"The passage Of such an act is this
said Watson. would have given the
supervisors the power they need, to
pass ordinances which can be enforced.
As it is, no court appears to be given
Jurisdiction and it may be found that
no court has jurisdiction in such
cases"
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BuctIand chief clerk to the Secretary,
Henry Smith, Supreme Court clerk and
Charles Motley whose attendance was
required this month at Lihue in the
matter of the Kaneali supervisorial
election contest. Another subpoena
was for Gus Rose of the Treasurer's
department as a witness before the
Kauai grand jury i'm the matter of
some liquor license petition inquiry.
The papers were sent from Kauai to
the county sheriff for service. De-
putty Sheriff j. s. Kalakiela attends to
such work so the latter took the papers
which arrived today by the steamer
Mikahala, and went to the Capitol
building to serve them. The first man
he approached was auckland. The
latter to the establishment of the deputy
sheriff, refused to accept service. A
glance at the subpoenas showed that
the high sheriff and not the county
sheriff was ordered to serve the papers
so Kalakiela promptly appreciated the
mistake on the part of the Kauai Off
cial in sending the papers in sending
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
RYAUTHORTTY
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that Winfred
Howard Rabbit, has this day, been
appointed superintendent of Public
Instruction for the Territory Of Ha-
wall.
G. r. CARTER.
Governor.
Executive Building, Honolulu,
November 1st, 1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Watch Lost

In the Makil1i District, a lady's gold
watch with Monogram engraved, at
tached to fob with Indian Gold Coin.
Finder will be rewarded on delivering
watch to Mr.. F. NJ. Swanzy, at Theo.
H. Davies & Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
NOTICE.

Holders of Shares OF Stock in the
Honolulu stock-Yards Co., will please
present Certificates of Stock at my Of
flee and receive a dividend.
JAMES +. MORGAN,
SAT Kaahumanu street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
sUPREMB COURT ADJOURNs.

The Supreme Court adjourned the
October term yesterday, The Novem-
Der term viii open next Monday, when
fhara will s,rofa l,lu Ia laauaa decisions
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
BIG SCHEME OF
IMPROVEMENTS

TRUSTEES ENTER
sUPPORT-READY FURNISH
TREES AND LOOK AFTER UNSETTLED LOTS IF RESIDENTS
PROPERTY
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Wanted

Young man with experience in bind
cry; one who can feed ruling-machine
preferred. Star Office.
A typewriting machine; must be
cheap. L, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01

TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
CURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.

TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII To
GEORGE RODIEK, MRS. MARY
FOSTER, II. A. ISENBERG TER
RITORY OF HAWAII by LORRIN
ANDREWS as ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL and by j. w. PRATT as COM
MISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS;
ELIZABETH X. PRATT, NIHONUI
O1), MAKANUI (w), LUKALIKIA
KEAWEHANO or her heirs, and to
all whom it may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
scented to said Court by CARL du ROI
and JOHANN FREDERICK HUM
BURG to register and confirm their
title IN the following described land:
Beginning at a 2ls inch galvanized
iron pipe marking the west corner OF
this Grant and the north corner OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01

Six room cottage-liSe new situated
1901 Young street near Artesian. Rent
$22.5 Apply to Trent & CO., or ]. H.
Cumming.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards-SaIes: As Hawaiian
Sugar Co., $S2 so; Hawaiian Sugar
Co., 1872 so; 100 Eva, 27.25; % Eva, PTS
Oahu Sugar Co, 10000.
Morning Session-1O Kahuku $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Removal Notice.

James Sheridan, pianoforte tuner,
has removed to the piano warerooms OF
L. e. Thayer & Co., 15S Hotel street,
opposite Young Hotel All orders for
tuning promptly attended to.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Carpenters Wanted

For Military Post at Kahauiki only
first class men with modern tools need
apply Long job and going wages. Ad-
dress applications to H. H. Burrell, Box
63S Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01
Classified Advertising
For Rent

Cottage to Rent iii Kinau street,
corner Pensacola. $4,000 per month.
Inquire w. O Atwater Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01

give they to the High Sheriff for SER
vice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-01

Government Survey Trg. Station Ma
huina is by true azimuth 93o 29' 2422 $40
feet, and azimuth to Leah Diamond
Head is 356' So, and running by true
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Spuouu Earf.
lorraine.

Malcriidl - Varfartia - Sricolid.
9Seiilid bon 9~S1lbropi ell uno cine bulhc
Wlet.e. Neniet Die init Vomhdttnn beSeidnneie
Ncrih IoeuuesGnr. Sreie auiitbeu GnhmittupS
am terminus. BrCiie bon Experimentation iebt
ipe3isu. eeitte N~eniueYnaen. IcIcphon
8oaoS. @erlanat Nrpidihre. (9Pui41N.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Sarru Virfhpl,.

GS itorb AM IL. Se5cmber 1905 YARN Dirt.
boi6, ~9eliebter @roilobH BON Sorie Sirf6oi,.
i'm 30. pebensidbre. Ste Nceroigung iinoct am
5reitaat Nabmittda3 . llbr pom lrauerbanie.
Nr: I22R, SranfIinsStrdhe aus llatti Nci.
ieilinn prihhtln. I9lal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

0nrd) llnjiigc nit rotbcn Subnel
mto Abiingen Der Mnrlcillniic en-
pian0cn. Die robe Hrnit pleler III
gcbil0eten SdidtCn mar 1emedt. III
lcrbal0 @clin0el bon ser bohcn Foli.
sci bis 5llr lnteritcn Seic Id)loB lid,
Gr, nla eS Seltc luitterte, mo OF
@reltel , Scerlert moren lcrti9,
Stuoenten mo Sll0cn bottell cinlI
hen furbtboren Trld, mebr mic ollt
onoeren, Don Scitcn ser GcrmaltlrN
81 croulbcn gcbubt. Cine iclte @c.
mcinid)nit CntItano OurdI Oieicnl rud
un0 Die 9cOriIdung tricb belize ser
HcpoIutiou in oic Nrnc. Sic ihiirter
sic NuiitGn0c.
Nic0er rGht lid Gin oltC3 Gcrlbnl.
ocn Der Hegicrumg blltig: Die Bit
gcrlidc @clt lit 5critiidclt, icoeu ,3u-
l0nmcnboIte2 mo @ctbdtigrng4.
0ronge2 bar, meil bis Dor auricm sic
WelcBc mr. ollI ucrbrcd)erild)er
8run0logc gcn1einInmca Sd)niiel
erm0alihcn! Gic cin5iAc @oiimlng
fam man boraua ihGpicn OoB Ole
ldronfenloic Spramnei Der llmitiirjs
ter ocn@eaenorlld inn beionocrcn9iir-
1ertbnm berporrllft, Der i'm 5lriid-
orollgtn fam. Nn5eifen bufiir limo
picllod, porban0cn. Die Nrbeiter mol.
ten lid nIht mebr ais poIitiide3 So
nonenilttcr miBbrnllden laiicn; Ole
INSTRUMENTATION biirgcrli6en Split
ter Der reDolutionGren @ciolgidoit
hcglnllen 5lrr S%clinnung 5u fonmen
mo menn Die Hegicrung nid,t mic
Der, lei ca nurd) uniibcrlcAtc SdmG-
DIE nnO 6llrd)t, iei ea oilrd) umniibc,
lelgc, tleinlid)c Nonolrnoen ncuca
N9ltniIonatlotcrlal lelbcr ldoiit, 10
miro Die rcuolutiondrc @cuc0un0 an
Der el9ellen l%lnmGBigteit Der ,Sorot-
rllngen. Der SimnloliQfeit ibrcr nil
Den 3erItorun95mntb 5criheQcl.
@liIdlihcr @ciie bari man bofielL
Dab BON HegierlngSieite feline io,lr
pas mcbr gemod)t merocn. Iie Gin
'ltt hat Der Monn, Scr hclItc an scr
Splbe Itebt. limo tIcinIid lit @ittc
ME 9eiueicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

ldlnit nidli lcbcn. Er bot lid oorilbcr
nld)t u1bCr alla1clprod)cn; aber cS III
fnlm %on5umcbmcn Dob er cincm &c.
icb 5ui!imnlen miro, OoS 10 unpoptl.
lar iii, pic ser Subiihicn-@ robid).
&n}piihcn lit Die SdifiSs 2obbp in
@oibington itromm oil Der Nrbeit.
"a Gilt cH. olli Der SlIt 81 ipin, uno
Sic ErCiic be9 &onoe8 miro oenaompi
gcgcu Den Su6ii0ien .@robid wicocr
n%ufncbnIeu miiiicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Iba RUbne.

Nlen 6remnoen lno &crlunloteu hermit ne
Adcbriui. Dan nleiHe lichc Srau Soa um -.
Scjemhcr pcridieocn lit.
GluGio S1lmc,
(S4s) BeahpoH, .lidii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Is. d y. uno Dse. Telephone.
8. SauoCr 4. SDbnc.

eeidrubeitatter nuo Ginbaliamircr.
Hr. 1tOS muo f110, CAUTION d. Nuenuc, uuo
Shoon'Gdt Baltimore. Str. uno SrpaouaB.
1abrifauten uuu Yatent'Saetetc.
(Sebr10|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
JObn ". Scnfel,
Rr. d0+, Glib. sbarp.s trafe.
iii Der ~ycidlcubcitattcr,

lueltcr ate g~uitraGe iteto 6ur 3uiricocnbeit
oioillbrt Sic bon ibH bebnnoelten peidert ION.
llen 9Sohell lang lieaen. obne Ole 0erinalien
9%ruoiirte GinbnlinmireriH. uho III Die Vebano,
llIle bon SrnlenICidcn ocrcH Spcjiulitdt.
(S1ni0,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Siniocn0cn.
Marptanb 6uiualtp Company.

VuItlm Ore, ben Y, Ne5. lNUI.
HdsSirefiOrium hat beute cine ~reguiare uter'
tciidhriidr 5iuibcnoe upm bret HrO6eHt %
Yroi,D crtlnrt, ober iiiuiuuoiieb5ia 6ts. t15el
yru AnthciL, irci pon Sleuerlt 6Gblbdr AM NM
nab SieniiuQ, ocIt 10. Se5ember. All oieientaet
@ftiondrc, ole am Suuneriiaa. Den II, Se5ems
Der. 9tuthmiitaao 3 llbr. nrf Der Hiiie oer3efhs
net limo. 81
Die Irunsierirbiider iperoel poni 15Ee5ems
Der. 3 llbr 9iudlmittaas, bis sum 10. Ne5etHber,
. llbr sIormittdgs. gelblolen bIelbei.
GID Sas. Il, Wiitdlel, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

Ser M erifonid Sdlriit.
teller GleUelnuo Mpiiett bat scr,
Soilctten . Gurus ser io0enonnten
~obereli Slerbrmocrt" mai inter Ole
Supe genonmen. Bon eincm Scr er.
item Wen. PORTER GeI5bGnoler criubr
er. mie Die ct. Coulter ,Nmcrifo"
'd)relbt, ooBy cine fllr5e 3obclincfe BON
MIR mittlercr GuoIitGt" 10000 Col.
lars tolte, mabreno iiir Die bette G.lla.
lltnt, le ilod) Sollge Der Sndc. 49,.
600 bis 1900 Collars bcsoblt lucr.
ocrt! NnI Die Srugc oca crItalmtcl
SdJriftltclIers: .llno fommt c@ Dor,
DAB Sic &1dcn 81 iold)en Yrciici
pertntfen?" criolgtc sic iiberraitel.
Dc Nl,tfport: oNir buben Miibe, Der
NohIraac 81 9~enilgcn." Cine oon,e
@arnltitr aus leinItcm Sadie.
BOO, Wuff - tnnmt oui ioit 10000
Collars 5lt 1tebcn! llro babel bate,
Moffett gclfrlebcn, feline Game. ielbit
Die Observation-Disclosures niht. 0ebc I'M
Sabre nliir Soilctteujmcde, oQcS cin.
geid)lollem mcbr as 10000 Collars"
aus! Sier ooS S~nhrrsblpo0et elmer
Game aus oen arcilen Der ,obcren
Tierbunoert"; obmobI oieieS 0erooepl
fnbelbaft flillgt, babcn mebrcrc ia
ihionablc Shneibcr mo Yubmuhe.
rinnen Mem Oort's eS in piclen Sal.
len betrdd)tIid) 81 nieorig ge9riiicn
erfl1rt: Eel5mooren 5000 Dollars,
Ninertoiletten 5000 Dollars, @oa-
utb Sbeaterfleiocr 5000 Collars, at.
lerlel llmbiilen $500 TollarS, @e,
ild)S. mo Sriibltiidstoilcttcn 5000
Collars. Shlnirode mro SollSflciber
20O0 Dollars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
2000 Dollars, Nealiges 1900 Col.
lars, @Gide 1900 Dollars. Site mo
Sfleier 1900 Collars. Hcitfleioer
itebit 3ubebor $50 Collars. Sdube
INTO @irtmaoren 1900 Collars, Sano-
ld)ube uiro Soid)entiid)er 1900 Col
lars. SGd)er, Spiben mo Giperics
1880 Dollars. MISUNDERSTANDING
gen 1000 Collars, ooS limo nid)t noe.
niger oils $4,000 Collars. Ga bort
ood1 0erid)ieoenes ouil
------
Cine Stotiltit Scr nj crit
fanild)cu Arbciter . @cperfid,uitcL
lolucit lie iid) Der decoration Of So.
Dor angeidloIicn babcn - oie Glen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

Cine Stotiitif Scr nmeris
failild)cn Arbciter : @eruerfid)uiteb
lorucit lie iid) Der 6ebcratiou Of So.
Dor angeihlolicn BADEN - oie Giien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
8ermiidlte Anseigen.
Snnac Samcn! MiadJt Sud bicic
SfIrrtc III Huif.

YNir NlTocn lcbI enc NInIle lNr IlIlIgt Nu'
men in rniercr Glcctir Snmenihneipsr. sBitem'
Sdlnlc. Gincr Der Nortbeile an Der Netbeili.
QurN dieter Nlaiie iii Der. odb Sbillertnlten er'
laibi III. an jbrcl CiRcIeH Nleioer1 81 at
beiteli. Sicie alutie miro im Snnnnr 1906 3lt.
hammer tretcn. Spc8ieue &orleinngeu juei II.
brci Nal bic g@ode. Nraeno cine iu1Ge Same,
ole cine inibiunmblc Shneioeriu 81 lueroen
dDCli.
Siir mciirre 9uafunit ihreibe ooer lpenoC
man lid an Srau vi. Nmbere, Gr, BOZ, &citf
Snrdtoaa, tide 0Uipar os StraRe. (37G-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
WcfountmndDnm9cn.
StcuersT epartcmcnt, 1atbBnne.
pa Ii more, Den IA. December 1895.
Sur Nadlridt iiir Steuerinhlerl

Baltimore Den II. DECEMBER 1905.
Sur 9~iad,ridtt fir SteuerSnbler.
Sle Nilder ote1es Separtemcnts meroen an
Iten'tal, ben =. Sanuar 1906, 5ur Gntaeaeu'
lnbHie Der 3nblltnGelt bon Stuaio. NM Siuot.
i%ielleril 1lir oas Snbr 1906 9e6ilnet.
3luei lino eillbnlb (2l2) Yrujent Rdbuit luer-
oeI AM dle iiaoiildet Sruuoeigentbunes Ser
lolnls mo Seiuritdtells n ed)nungen b~cpiuiat. Die
%lpdbrelo oes Wiondts Sanuur, ni1t ipater. ais
bis Wtttiiuod, Den 81. SunInr. !Witiags II llbr
1eidblt peroen. Stint 90 @ro8ent merben anl
St1nt9s'RedbnIngen n~ergiiiet.
Steier51bier iOnnen ibre RcdhutngeI per Roii
erbnliell, tnoem %oieielben obne 36aern narun
eriuben, nit Inla6e oes GigentbmmS. an mer;
ee ab9eiddBt III ltuo uuter Seifiiguna zines mil
oeiie1 Norciie periebencn irnniirten Erieiuni.
ihl1Gee. aeine Nednungen iperoet altsge.
ianoi, mell1 nidi odrnIn peri6Hlih oSer brief
LID erildhi miro.
0enrn gSiniums.
tSeJi4.2i,2s) StdotsS ieuereinHebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Garl Wilhrlin Gnlncmnn.

ss llarb Jam Y. 9e6ember 1905 Garl vii.
belm GolortuaH, GelieUter oatte bon Giiinbctb
Soloemnu. Sic eeer0iglme iirlncf 7uunrritag,
oen Il December. 9idfbnlitidQe nm > llbr. bon
Der gSohnr1a oeo SrIi, Fnnl Aieritcn. Dir. S07,
Noros 2SolieaStrdbe. aus ilGtt. CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

Nll III ebrercn &omaCr
Counties lino picle Sonoifulen oe-
lfloren morocn. neil tcinc 2chrcr
jl befonmcn limo. IS gGbc idon
Sebrcr mo Scbrereinnen gcrl,0, obcr
Ole betreiicnoen 9cjirtc luolen gu
lore %be5ablcn. Ole 0od) ciQcntlif,
9%nngcrlobne limo, limo ga iudcu
lldl Ole F06nqo9en liebcr onOcrc &c.
ld)oitlgllng. Us lit oudD iducr err.
tlorlld), marlnn Ser ionit gcluib in,
telll9ente lut0 mi icinCn @ortbeil
noblbcood)tc Tornlcr nidt m1Srcd
lletl tnnlL ooB Der biai0itc @cbrcr
iildt Der bette Sebrer lit. Der Gor.
Iller be5ablt Icincm &ned)t bis IN $25
pro Wonot ncblt @obnuno mo Ser.
pllcglirlg, mo Der Sebrer iol nit
S2o ober gar rod mcniger pro Wto.
not oitsfonmleu mo babel @obnuno
mo aolt aus Der cigenen Soihc be.
jabler. Solhc @e5irtc ioaten iiber.
bonpt feline Scbrer bobrit. Ga t0nntcn
ne Gle 500, Die lie Dem 2cbrcr aus.
'ebtert olid) nod iporcn. (@bl.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14
Gliidbeth Z. &lciu.

@ iinrt am ~, 9ejember 1905 Gliiabetb 3,
aIeiu, gSittlpe. .oesi petftor6euen GmaItuel
alein ~itn4gIlier bun 81 Sdbrcn,. Die Q'ccroi,
9nng itnoGt ffpnnerias, NJ ubr; ty,uhmittn0s.
pon ibret 'isbten a8phhung, vi, 600. g8cits RaI.
timoret StrGbe, aus fat. 5IEtT..tt' il94O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-14

poDIlorbclter mo ciniQc nn0crc W.
iuerpe mo ollo ollsQcllonlmct cr
9lbt etlleh 8cianmtbcitonO pom l.
276,000 Monn. Gs limo babel mr
oIc Serbonoe ae5Gblt. Ole mcbr ais
10000 MitqIicocr bo6cn. 9lm it1rf-
lteiI limo Die 9crglcute, the Niine9Sor-
terS Of amerieo, Die ejn Nrbcitcrbe(r
pon 2Gl 900 Mann bil0Cn. &bneu
lteben Die Carpenters onO &oinerS"
3lmmerIeute mo Nnuihreincr -
nit 143,2O0 Monn unl nGhitcu. Nlle
ilbrigch &etbGnbc 5Gblcn meliger ais
l00,0ONi Sn mond,cn &erbdnocn lit
Die Niitglitoer5obl gcgcn oo2 Dor
ioDr 5lttiidGegongen. 60 bel oct
3Immerlelrtcn Den 6uhrIcltteu, Nn
lirclhcrit Wolf)iniitcn 1t. a, Die
groBte Nbnobme al Wiit9lic0crn bon
alien Srgoniiotioncu meiit Die 6lcis
ld)er- llnion oltf, ocrcn Wiitglieocr'
,ohI in mine Sos IN, rcptrr commpr
pcrlorenpu etr;fa IN Son oroe7r
Shlohth1uiern Sos WcitprS nm
344OO mi Gooo ,c;,,,frn II on,h
nip )Iuiou nor a~fe;ncrn,otrr IL o,,rh
g~b,s,t9nnp nm A. 0oo mnn, ori n =,
ONO mopn ,,,rS4,o,or,on 7;n2ohf
Der VroliCrpi- Nrhpitrr lluinu III N0dp.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-17
RAILWAY men OF
ITALY ON STRIKE
Armed Escorts Guard Trains and
Traffic Is Only Partially
Delayed.

Rome, April 1.-THE strike Of rail
road men which began today was not
so successful as expected. Some of the
men refused to strike and published a
manifesto saying they could not risk
men and military escort one train
left Rome on each line. A car on each
train was converted into prison for
use if arrests were necessary on the
journey.
Notwithstanding the uncertainty Of
such travelling many Americans left this
city for Naples, Florence and Pisa.
The strike is in protest Of the new
bill presented by the Forts cabinet, be-
cause it provides for the dismissal of
those, who 90 on strike and does not
contain an arbitration clause.
The government has taken vigorous
measures to keep trains running oh it's
own lines. This morning at 6 CLOCK
all railway stations were occupied by
troops. ss.
= The. railway battalion attached !, to
each army corps will be specially de-
tailed to carry on traffic. Engineers
and stokers will be supplied from the
navy.
Each train will carry an armed es-
cort and government workmen will be
ready to repair any damage done, while
cavalry will patrol the tracks.
The government has given orders for
the ships of the navy to concentrate in
the principal ports and leave has been
suspended of all soldiers and sailors.
Many foreigners are leaving the coun-
try, y
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NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Fergus Falls. Mimi. April 1.-THE local high
school defeated the North Dakota College OF
Science team here Saturday afternoon by score
of to g. The teams were evenly matched and
the game was witnessed by large number Of
fans
school team won from the Britt high school
here Saturday by a score Of to 2. The game
stood % until the eighth inning, when a home
run by Baumgartner turned the tide In favor OF
Garner. 49,
Clear Lake, Wis. April 17-In the first game
of the season here Clear Lake Yesterday de-
feated Turtle Lake by a score Of Z to Z: Bat
Slilnor. N. D., April 1.-THE Minor high
Saturday, by score Of "A to 4:
Little Falls, Mimi, April 17.-Little Falls high
school won from Long Prairie high school in a
hard fought game here Saturday by score OF
to g.
Hastings Mimi, April 1.-THE local high
school won another victory, defeating the Pres.
colt high school team in a game e played at City
Elk Point S. D., April 1.-THE first game
Of the season was played in a snow storm here
ON Friday, between the high school Of Ponca,
Neb... and Elk Point Ponca won by score Of
G to 8.
Redhel S. D.. April 17.-Aberdeen high school
lost to Redfeld high school here Saturday by 8
ecore OF to 8. f.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-17
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