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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
8citern Narglano Balm.
srat ant "a. 5ebHnar 1905 In araft.
Stige e~erlafieH SiaetsS tdtion. ipte foigt

.srat am "a. gebruar 1905 In araft.
Stge b~erlafiett ~SiaeHsStdtton, ute fuiat:
gdgltdl.
4.30 BORN. - Gfae18ug, SauptItnie, Saaerss
tomtt, gSabneS6oro, VI. e VI. Bnbn uno ben
SloeIt. ltno als9enontnten Sc1tntngs y. r.
Wa0n palteod, ebanlbersburg. WartitSburg
1t.25 9lbenns - affom. nn6 llnionsgribae.
5dafth, aucgen1mmen Sunntnas.
Tie Yornt. Worf, y. &c 8. Sib. uii5 Satrpts
Gtnts 6itlt9 BON @ulorb'Grobe, Carlisle uno
o.. & s. Babn.
s.15 gSorni. = @anptIinie, Saoersfoipn. Souco6.
Gbtppensbura. Greocrid, Gmnitts6urg ino
y. T. %. Wa6n bis Clifton
lo,n3 Born. NfforI. mad u~nionsYrtbge.
Wor. Inb Getiusbura.
225 gadra. - gtiiom, mao GntorbsG3rooe.
& s. 9tb.. fotpie yorf.
4.15 Nnbni. = slffom. nod llrionsg3ribee.
800. giadm. Grpreb nab gSeftminfter,
u~fion'Brtoge. tno oann Nffolfi. bis Snaerss
folpits tofute Sane0d, Greoerid, Gmmitts6urg
iino sbippensbnra.
*5.25 giadbnt. - eEprcR mad Dot, Sanuuer
uno Wfttgebnra. {garlur.Sat.5
b.30 Nadnf. - slifom. ratb Gntorns(5robe.
6.16 AbenoS - gffua1. nab untons@rioge.
800 AbenoS - Nffunr. ndh Gmorbs 8robe.
giur Sonntdgs,
9.3o gornr. - glftom. mad nnion.gribee unb
$50 gsetnt. - gffom. nab l~trionsgribee.
$50 ytadbt1. - Mffuni, Hdd] GmornsSrone.
pail ntht an ber BetlnfbIbaHiasetbe. sStaiion.
BILLET ifHb Gepdds giiredii, @Ibaugb's, Ode
ep1rless itHb Qerinatpffg trabe.
Sfae balter an tlHioH,, BelnfnIhauln s2lhe >.
JiIltofis illh Aalhrnnf tyiprtbssInenuel Citation.
y. 8. @rlspnlb, z. Z. M
o. ~, 4aipsa, q. 3. VI.
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SNanbcrhaftcr sclbitmure.

W obonop- Gitn go, 30,
Mdr5. -Sn Mobonop GIone beging
Scr ~25.iGbri9c Soiepb &ogiit m6breno
ser porlebten Nodt SeIbitmoro, in
Dem er cine in ieinc Goidc aeitcdte
9pnamitputronc SIM G%rplobiren
bro6tc. Sein a0rpcr mllrOc in 6cben
5erriIicn. &oQiit botte Dor etluo lef5
Monoten gepeirotbct, mo mon
gluubt, ooB i'm bolt@lideS ltn1litd
5lm Scl6itnoro trieb.
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Merdants' &c Iincrs' sraHsppr-
tatipr Eompssn.
9ampier.2tsiett

9ampier.2tsien
ga@ goften uub benz Often; lebsn w1ontdg,
8tenftaa. Dpnneritag uHb Sumfiae, sbeubs
D ubr.
Na6 Rrobibence unb benz Often: iebenSonH,
tng. Wtttpoh uub 6rettdg, Hbenbs 0 tibr.
Nan Neupprt : sleius nnb gorfolf: tdeIt6
I'M 6 tthr gbeuoS.
SrGti ipirb taaIt6 bis 5 lint aberbs fnr an
benz 91ae ubfnbreube 9dmpfer nnaeHommei.
yla6 @dbutindb unb benz Giiben: ieben 8ten,
flag, 9pHneritne uk6 Gamftaa, Nbenos 8 tbr.
Boftoner trb 4rp,ibenre : 9ampfer fabren
bon Der @erfte ain fSube beS Coma. 8o6s ab;
SnbdnndbsBor bon ber N9erfte am Sube
Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. o.. GiatHebam, aaent.
GoHgsBu6.
%. 3. Sarusr, @.sB.sa.
". .. stebbins. B..M.
SdnptbfreGi Wr. 614. 2rrb.Gharfss. Str.
gratts nn6 saiiaae.8iireau-Er. 22t, GSefi,
@aItfmoresStrab uf3.9&s)
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GbcIapeafe 9ampfer-G ompneuie.
Gheiaetnfe.rtnte.
9leadrte Ydfiagters3 ampfer .Nuauftu- Iii

eHt lHptHtt#LiHtts
9lendftts Ydfagiersb umpfer .Nuaufta= unD
sNttania" fa6
Cfb HniHt Comfort uHo 9oriulg, ia.
DdItpter b~etiuiIeu baltimore tdgIi9 (dusge.
nommeH Sonntagsl nm $50 aberbs nno fnnt.
men In Oh yoint Comfort I'm @ ttbr Mors
eens .nnb In Eoriolf nm 7.15 Wlorsens an. an.
tGtieBeno IN bic @ifcnbabHBiiae mao a0en
Bunften beS Ciioens unb Glbpeftens.
W6rt.RtUtrsatmte.
@leganie Rnffag.ers9 nnpfer sGbar!utte- uno
baltimore
nam Saef.Potnt mo Mtdrmuub. ia.
9nntpfer e%erldfien Baltimore 3ieniiags. Cont
%teritags lnb SanLtaes Inn 8 ilbr gtu6miitaas
itno fdrlnfn 8ii g8eitsBoint iint 7.30 RorQeiis
tno al Htdbninno ittn 0.25 Ulorgeiis al.
8te 8antpfer fperoett aut Der Stits unb Tiids
tnbrt In. Dorf,Jtber an fofgeHoen 8lnften on.
Ieeep @Iouesfter 8oint. eIab gdrt uno aa.
DaHlpfer ~usrtaIen grnlmore bon. gier s,r, Is
unb 10, GlabtHrabeH.gperftc
Burds Btneie nab dlen 5Surfter fbrnett ne.
thbert, 8epdd .aufgegeben nno aaiftenBtfnmer
I'M 'yorniie reterbirt luerhen In ben bieiigen
tilef- 0tlreditI Nr. SIT, Jtorb.GbarIeSsGtrabe
Rr II. Nef'.9 entire girahe,. ober BEN 6nlibt.
SdIedlr: Dfr. $50. Giebt'SfrnBe, Baltimore, W3o.
Nenben 1siter, g.. 4. Gblsn,
Sen. s@ff6dttsiiBrer. Cen Baingicr. g(aellL.
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Snltimure 9ampf-Sadet.G
lStIis aah sassslaI iss gsl.stals;l

Die 8er. eiaoten.gBoi befbrOernb.
Sampfer fabren tdaItf, Sonntnes misaenom'
men. bon ben r@np Yin" sIsters. CIR. 1913.
2tabtsStrabe. $50 abenos. otreft nan Oh
4unfieu hes Siibens. gserbinoune In Obj
1oint Comfort nit &c. & 9.sGifeu61bH+ ncdb
Nlbmoub.. Nerbtnolna IN Norismoutb NIT benz
mouth na6 atTania. Sn Gorfof 8erbln0nna
nit her -9lilnptie COAT liue4. GortoIf un6
Garoyina. NorioIt nnb, tibii9, gorEoIf unb
bern, Bafbington. NC, nno s1i9none. ga.
MnbI3eiten raf eliropdifhem Blame. oiirii'
rt5fe @diiiien8tmHer, elefirtfht Beieuttntg,
simmer tn ben 0ilets8ftedur oer ngdb Zine:
Nr. 32t, @eftsBoIti moresS trabe. Nr. 500 uub
sos, aiabts5trnBe, g. VI. 6. Offtre, gr. 2tb,
notwithstanding, uno albausbs, GbdrIes'
unb GertHgtonsSirdfe.
Sobn d. Gbtripnsb, q. SretuH,
gieesQrdf. II. Gen. 'Waunaatr. Gen.sBdft.' staeut
(De42@
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abiidt, ooS 8eibefeitipieG i'm Sum-
III amiteroam 3llr Qlufiii6rrng su
bringen, einerlei, mie beftio inter
6ron Goiimo'S 2tntrie6 bon pielen
Seiten 0nae0en proteitirt miro.
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Wegwet(er
bon empfcbIeustuert5en JinaHs',
GngrOs' nnO GnSetail.0 ciHGftem.
Gtnon3teIIe 3.
9anfen.

u u u :.
8anfen.
GirIt Rational 8anf, Is, @eit-S ara.
togo StroBe; S. 8. Sereuion,
graiiOent; s. 9. 8iIcor, RniItrer.
Sarmers' ono Merdants' 0ationaI
9anf, sol, Noro.GbarGes StraBe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, 8rGiioent; Garter
q. OSburn, 9afIirer.
0eutide 8anf, 2erinetou. un6 Soni.
oap.StrabC; u. s. SduI3. RrGii.
bent; arguIt 8eber, 3olitrer.
Commercial an6 Sormers' NationaI
ganf, $oDarO- un6 @ermau.9tr,
8eitern Rational 9anf, Ia, Ror0.
@utop.S troBe; SoIbua q. Saroep.
Brafioent; 8. Narriott. RoIItrer.
9ropers' ano Ne9anies' RationaI
ganf, @rtatu- uub SaDeite.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

Grrres- unb 8aIaaicr.0 icnIt,

/" aesea sn 9nuer TRr 2uubpu nnb garts az.
3amburg.Tmerifa.Giate,
81 9roaonop, New-Yorf.
Srtbar 8. RobiOR,
ii @eIt-Ge ntre.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
RcsnIaub nHo gerninluania.gakn.

81ae berIaffen Hprtf.G Gtdtton
7.s0 8orm. mad gort, tdaIt6, nislenori'
men GoHntdgS.
$50 Bonn. mad Delta. uir Sonntaes.
$50 mao 8eIair. tdgIt3. ahsgeHommen
Gonnt1aS.
s.25 ssadm. ns.b gorf. iaeIi6. ausssnom.
men Gpuntngs.
400 seahm. mad Delta, mir Sonntaes.
4.20 mad Delta, tdaIih, ausaenomrien am
Gonnfng.
600 Deanm. RAD geIair, tdaTi6, aussenorr.
men Gonntnes.
1000 Abefb8, mad BsIntr. nue. eonnfa9s.
II. u n6enbe, n16 BsIdtr. Wsttttpo6 urb
GapskaaL f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
Sparbanfen.
Central Sobinss 9anf, CHARLES.
uno 2eriueton.S trobe.

8antiers unb Iafler.
Sambleton & Co., IL, SIt.2erington.
StraBe. ..
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Die ,,Griesiuu.Iiuir. F9g

Ultra fiibc 8nfiersJpute olr6 oen, aardi nu6
B6tiaocIp6ia tdgGi6 (SoHutag5 uitsgclioInmefJ
NM 8 u9r Miorgens, bon Der 9ta6p Il. f9ratt.
SttnBe. IN Beiterton, GbeinpeafesGitp. ct.
balteno guf Bed mao 4bil1oelgGtg) $3.50.
Iaiilte $500. g1fnrfion. Is 1oee aiilita, $3.50.
5tildf1bri init oer -. & 8. Gifenbdbn" $3.50.
AtIantiesgitD $2.75. GffurfioH $3.75. 9efus
Oort 81. @rinrIion So. 5erncr DurdfabrtSs
Btlete nu6 n1rolibet 4SunIiei. 5dbr.Ntneie
iino int Wireai itnb bel glbaugb's al tabcit.
S6reibt iuegei Meitcfiitrer.
Gtarcnee Sbrturr, Mgent,
Hr. 204, pight4Strdbe.
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&eriid)ernnss . InSiuciIe.

SHrdl has gerftheruugs.2 . partemeut.
IusipetS itber beu Stauo Der ,Nep Gnglano
MntnGl &ife Juiurnuce GumtpanD nm 30
ftun, Mai," ant 81. Se6embrr 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
Gcrmiidte tclearap6ildvc 9cpcIdcn.

9ei @len Sails, N.,9, bot Der
17-iGbrige Soiepb 6orrington ieinerl
6 Sabre dlteren @ruocr elmer bel
Ser Nrbeit i'm @nloe gelegentlih Ct
mes StreitcS cridoiicn mo it'd Damn
Den 8eboroen in 8lenS Soils 9eItelt.
Sri. 2(nuie 8utofsfp nur0c
bei'm lleberidreiten elmer 8obnbriidc
in Nem-9ritnin, Gonn,, bon elmer
iiberfobrcn. 9ic 2ofo.
motioe id)nitt Der llngliidliden oc1t
aopf ob, mcldCr ms @oiier ficl.
Glen it befIteien - r@n1s
0ige gebeln beute ms Ebcoter! 0orf
i'd froqelr. lpos qegebcn mirO?" -
Gin @IoS @oiier!" - Sodin (cins
iollcno) oGber gnG' 6rolt, ooS fonnt'
id) Sbncn ia oltd bringcn!"
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OShSL~ShI
Some Srienblp Societb, 1926, Gin
ben . Ibente. .les
%. e. GbadeIforb & Co., 2, Oft.
SaratogoTtroBe.
Senrp SO. @arfieIo (RopoD, 2t0,
SIt-2eringtonitraBe.
9irdbeao & Con. 214, Oit2erins.
ton StroBe. 100
SenneB & EapIor, BOG, SIt.2ering.
ton : StroBe.
&urner & Sbomas, 2, OI .Saratooa.
StraBe.
SO. .. Setben, ii, Oft.Bleaiant.
StraBe.
9uhbonoIlmg.
Mr8. Sc. Worttn, Tt5, @cit.2cring.
ten = Strabc,
Seueritdere MobeI-2aeerung.
8rabam's @arebouie, 8arf 4neime
uuo 9olpbin.5 trabe.
@runSeieentbuMs.M afler.
8ierre 6. 9ugan & Repbetp, 16,
2erineton.S troBe.
Bidder equiIiten.
Sbe Wpers & Sids Co., 104, Siio.
9oworo-S trobe.
@aubol3.SGnoler.
Ebos. Mattbeps & Son, Canton.
apenue uuo albemarle-S troBe.
Geo. S. Gloon & BRO, Ala, Sight.
Strobe.
@led- unb emaiIlirte Stablpaaren.
0ational @namelins & stamping
Co., 100, Sanober'S traBe.
9mnpfmoidinen, 9eIieI II. Brmper.
8olloce Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombar6.S traBe.
2anbwirtidaftIihe @erGtbe unS Sd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Gurner 60, 205, Rorb.
RaeaitraBe.
SrnamentaIe Standardization
0ufur & Co., 31t, N.-Sotuaro.S Ctr.
Sdnttt- uno 3llratpooren.
Irmiirong, Gator & Co., t06-t8.
Sopfins'P laee.
Sregellas, SerteI & 60, 100, Sop.
finS.Place.
2biiren, SenfterrabHten 1t. 8aticaur.
Sranf 8. 8atfins & Co., gratt- nno
9reiioent-S traBe.
Sd)nitpftabats = 5abrifanten.
n. Starr & Co., 436. Ror6.g albert.
Strobe.
3eitidriften . Maeaain etc.
Baltimore Seems Co., 3t8, Beit.
@ermau.S traBe.
5rieobofe.
2onoon Earf Gemeterp. Office 81,
8eit'S aratoaa.S traBe.
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9nrry AlfnFfrltrr,
Staatss NgCnt
-lIiib-
Nagcmciner &eriidcrnu9Ss Muflcr,
224 nnO 226 GOnrtlauo,
mad benz 1. Wiai i'm
american. 0cbGn6c.
9nrdl eaS NCrItdleraugs. Se%partcment.
Nnsucis iiber ben stanb Der ,grrfcrreS Merts
bent-g erit4eruaas 6 pmposnte but Wen.
Yurf, R,.g," am 81, 1s5smbsr 1904.

@eianmte ginHubmcH ......... 81, 1857. 39s. go
8eianltntc gusgdbeu ........... $l,307, 053.s4
@utBnben.
Gffeften Ii. Sblteattos
ten. bon Der Seiels
fhait o~eeigHet -. $s70,5G2 40
9nnr i'm Biirrau uto
in g'Grfen ....... t96.tl513
SIM Gin5icbcn beiinb.
li6e Grdinieu 80. t4746a,S6
Talliae 3irien ...... $4,000
Widrftiuertb bon @fiefs
ten lino Oblipnttos
men fiber oet Nu6s
pertb ......,,.. t5,ti7.6t
@efanmte @ltbGben ........ STAT 1890
9ltdt Sngetnn6eHe WutBaben.
Sdlltge Rrdnlicrt &C.. $t0,SJ9.59
- 1O.sb0.h 50
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Staat Marhfanb,

gerIideruuas.6 epartement.
RnItTmore, ben 4. GebrIar 1906.
Sd bef6einige hermit, Dab 8orftebenbes Elm
acknowledgements MIs5ig aus bent 9tusfDeffe
Der .,gadbefter TeutIheu gerfi6erungs.e pms an,
niea bon Modeiter, ND. big siin 81. De3ems
Der 1904. tpie er In oieferI Gepartemeni einges
reint iporben, lit.
Werftdernna8sg ofnmt NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31

Gtnnt Warflnno,
@erFherttr9s.T epartement,
Communicates irenu.
baltimore, ben 4. Tcbr. 1905.
Sd bcfheinige bterntit. oab GorftebeubeS cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ibi6rift beS glnSlueifes Der
u8reicrrene Meetbcnt : 9erItdterungs : Gpmpaa.
ftc Dut gelusWurf" bis 5lim 81. Se5ember
1904. pie ct IN bieiem Niircau eingereidbt
tuoroen, 1T.
Srnnf 2. Duncan,
,(S3 ,00,O 8eriiderlirgSsGommiifdr.
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Baltimore Obio sBabu.

Man beadbte i~peIteren Dienft ppu Der git. sphst
Citation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-31
iieberf6ub fHr Die gOIieeninbdber sol .bs2.7o

Ginbe3abIteS SruHo' .
fdpttaf ........ 2OO,0OO.0
uebcrf6uB fit bic at' -
ttoftdre ...,.... 5el,6S2.fb
Beirag Der AM 9t.9e'
5einher 1904 in ben
Ser. Staaten In Strait
befinoii6en Boits -o oooo
cen ..,.... l3U,ootsSoz'uu
8etrag Der In Wlates ''
Lamb In 1904 HuBge.
ftelIteu Bolicen 1,o0o,4ao.00
Miif onS Mdru idloer tt.,
9ef6dft In 1904 be' a~
sa0Ite 8rdmien -. 20,ol3.62
On MarbIanb In 1904
be5abIte 8erIHite 255,066.s7
Sn MarbIano in 1904
erftttefte 8erlutte E. 262,s2e.68
BerInfte bur6 ben
eroBen 8rano IN -o.o-
Baltimore . ...".'' Z4tSoo.oI
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@runSeigentbuEs -Nafler.
Bierre 6. 9ugan & 0epbetp, 16,
2erineton.S trobe.
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Geueritdere WobeI- 2oaerung.
8rabam's @orebouie, Garf Mbeime
uuo 9olpbin.S trobe.
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8ader-H equiIiteu
Ebe Npers & Sids Co., t04, Siio.
4omoro-S Strobe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-19
MAHAN's FORECAST OF THE
BATTLE.

Now comes Captain Mahan, the
noted naval writer, with a review OF
the possibilities of the great sea bat.
tie expected at any moment In Orien.
tai waters. Mahan sizes up the oppos.
ing fleets in an article written for the
current number of Golfers. He mani.
testify endeavors to give a thoroughly
dispassionate statement, and while he
makes no direct assertion, 1t is plain
that he expects the Japanese to win
when the battle comes Off.
In the course OF an intensely inter.
esting and not technical article. Cap.
tain Mahan says:
The two fleets present seven Rus
sian battleshlps against four Japanese
less than two to one; two Russian
armored cruisers against eight, and
seven Russian torpedo boat destroyers
against an indefinite number of the
enemy. Here we will not eXaggerate
in attributing to the Japanese three
or four to one, They have also a
marked superiority in the lighter
cruisers, whose part is less in the day
of battle than before it. The guns
of this class of vessel have been able
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-19
EXCHANGE OFssYOTES
MAY HAVE PASSED
IN SHERIFF RACE

II Is prophesled that when the Fifth
District Delegation meets ut Republi.
can headquarters on Fort street at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to get in
shape for the work OF the Republican
County Convention to be held at 1880
p. M, there will be, out of the sixty
one delegates from the Fifth, fifty-four
votes for Arthur NJ. Brown for Oahu
County Sheriff.
There are twenty.four votes in the
Fourth District for Brown, according
to promises" said Brown hacker to-
day. These twenty-four, with fifty
four in the Fifth are just four more
than we need II preliminary canvass
ing amounts to anything, Brown
should be the Republican nominee for
sheriff. II he Is not, Curtis Iaukea
will be elected on the Home Rule.De-
mocrat ticket, unless another man en-.
tiers the field. fixes It with Iaukea,
and runs to defeat Crabbe on the Re.
publican ticket II the latter Is nom.
mated"
The Fourth Precinct of the Fourth
District has made the following en-,
ton, w. w. Harris; County Attorney,
Z. A. Douthitt; County Clerk, d. IA.
lauokalani, Jr. The caucus last night
resolved to give the Fifth District
the Supervisor at large. BY some It
Is thought that this means that there
has been a swapping Of votes and that
90. L.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-19

T. T. Meyer has been nominated by
Molokai precincts for supervisor, while
j. H. Mahoe win run as deputy sheriff.
c. X. Lindsey will run for Lahaina, w.
Il. Saffery for Wailuku, Il. Morton for
Makawao and f. w Wittrock for Hama
deputy sheriffship. Makawao will put
up 4. NJ. Church for supervisor.
W. l.. Decoto of Lahaina has de.
clined to run as supervisor or Lahaina.
W. Henning may be too busy man
to accept. Kaiue, Filler and Wads-
worth are also mentioned or the Wal.
declines the nomination. Chas. vii.
cox will either be nominated as audi.
tor or county clerk. But other nomi.
nees may mood the convention and
some other dark horse may receive the
nomination. J. NJ. Vivas, w. F. Crock.
EFT, J. w. Kalua, and G.. Il. Robertson
are talked of for county attorney. Some
of Kalua's friends are pressing him to
run as such but the ex-judge says that
he is determined to make fight for
the Sheriffship even If he will not get
the nomination.
Chairman A. G. NJ. Robertson of the
Territorial Central Committee sent up
this week the silk banner won by the
Nahiku Precinct Club at the last gen.
eral election when that club gave their
now famous straight go votes for the
Republican candidates. The presen-
tation will be made by Chairman A..
N. kepoikai at convention next Sat.
urday and Mr.. Hugh Howell, delegate
from Nahiku, will represent his consti.
tuents in the matter 1t is a beautiful
handworked banner of blue silk with
Inscription Republican Nahiku 10Th
, Precinct, Third District, 1884," in gold
letters.
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1t will entirely
Troubles Inflammation
Womb
1t
vclopmcn.
Irregular Suppressed Painful
Indigestion oating
quickly yield Womb
relieved
invigorates the female $ S rs wat
quickly
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headache These indications
which
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cfuse a subst
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0LAA STOCKHOLDERS VOTE


Olaa must stick to Olaa and Olaa
alone, as has Eva and so well sue.
cceded. | would raise my voice in pro
test against the taking of Puma; II
has been one long series of losses.
There Is no man who has studied the
interests of Olaa as has Manager
Watt The prospects of Olaa are so
good that firm of japanese want to
take over 1900 acres of land. Nego
tiations are now going forward. The
Japanese have men on the ground
looking over the land.
when you stand by Olaa and moth
ing else you are all right; If you de
yiate you are lost"
Manager Against II.
A letter from Manager J. Watt Of
Olaa plantation to President l.. A.
Thurston, in re Dillinghams PROPOSE
ton, was read.
Watt was at first inclined to look
favor ably on the scheme but had
changed his views. He said: "As |
cannot see where the Olaa Sugar Co
is to be benefited, what appealed to
me when first reading over the prop
osition was the funding Of the pres.
ent debt and floating a new bond is.
sue OF S2,O0O00O Immediately. but II
was considered by all the directors
present here two weeks ago that q
new bond issue could not in all prob
ability be hoated for some time to
come
| Puma will not be a paying invest.
ment unless n considerable amount of
capital Is spent to put the fields in a
fit state for cultivating economically
and to railroad extended to lessen tho
cost OF harvesting the crop.
ITO rock the lands at present UNI
der cultivation at Puma would cost
| fifty dollars per acre.
I'm regard to letting out lands at
Puma, ] do not think there would be
any difficulty but II Is doubtful II they
could carry out their obligations and in
the event OF their failing, Olaa would
have to step in or let the crops 60
to waste.
in short time Olaa will be In
such position that there should be
no difficulty in increasing the bond Is.
sue and selling the stock that Is now
In the treasury and the money eX.
pended for purposes of development
or otherwise as may be deemed best.
Puma Developed.
r. A. Mott.Smith had visited Puma
and Olaa lands with the directors and
had conversed with Mr.. Watt.
The proposition was discussed In q
tentative way, without mature consid-
Grafton. The proposition was not new
to Olaa. Olaa was not asked to go
out and form some entirely new rela.
ton; 1t had to consider what was best
to be done in its relations with Puma.
Puma had gone through the swaddling
stages. A million dollars had been
spent on Puma. There were improve.
ments generally. Puma was a planta.
ton liz developed state.
"Olaa is asked to go into Puma to
recoup what she may have lost in the
past. II Puma was poor proposition
then 1t would be foolish for us to en-,
terrain the idea. Experts say Puma
can produce as good cane as Olaa, per.
haps better. Puma can be takel up
by planters and Olaa will only have tn
receive cane for grinding at a profit.
] firmly believe that Puma offers us an
opportunity to recoup. Puma stands MS
a developed proposition.
1--WE may be able to procure plant
ers to go into Puma without advances
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No Moro Liability.
Said W. o. Smith: "olaa incurs no
further liability.
III Oiaa cuts off Puma how II cuts
of all It has lost He was much i'm.
pressed with what Z. A. Mott.Smitn
had said about Puma being a develop
ed property
Sugar is always to be the great in
dustry here; there may be other things
that will hGe and hope there VIII
be, but sugar Is the main industry ard
will remain so.
Even IL this proposition was Cur
ried out Olaa would not be compelled
to advance another dollar, but the
disaster of Puma would hurt Olaa.
Olaa will stand on its own bottom,
Olaa wants friends; the fact that
Frisco interests are tied up in the two
plantations will help Olaa when she
needs help.
THE advantage to Olaa of saving a
great disaster along side Of it will
benefit is bound to benefit Olaa. Olaa
Is not going to suffer by adopting this
proposition and she may greatly bene
fit"
Dillingham; Talks.
b. +. Dillingham; said: MIR. Damon
mentioned having put in great
amount TO carry this Olaa plantation
through. No one appreciates this
more than do.
II don't wish to pose as the savior
of Olaa. I've passed through year OF
anxiety that | would not repeat.
1--WE put my utmost cent into every
undertaking that I've asked the people
to Join.
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Conditions were so bad soon after

Conditions were so bad soon after
Olaa started that many were unable to
carry their stock. We couldn't allow
large blocks of stock to be thrown on
lie market. had to carry some
100000 Of additional stock. ! found
one man in Frisco who would take
hold with me. but who was not able
to make any substantial advance.
should the plantation go to the
wall" I would not see this happen.
81 have poured into this company
to pay out the assessable stock
have borrowed and put into this com.
pany some 100000. Today I see
my way out of this difficulty.
mo man has a stronger desire to
relieve the agents than l have"
The vote was then taken. stand
ing, with the result noted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-19
WHATS IN A NAME?"
EVERYTHING II the name Is
and tits
Shirt Waists
AND
Shirt Waist SUITS
that are Under discussion.

Our customers know this name, and
all that II stands for; |. e.,
STYLE, FIT and WEAR.
Our Spring line Of these goods Is
now on sale and offers,-both In price
and style-from which to make selee-
ton.
Remember, the ones advertised here
are but few among many, and though
you may not see described here the
one you want, the chances are good
that we have II In stock.
All Waists have the late Bishop
sleeve.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-19
SAW NAONt'S FIT

The Naone defense continued this
morning. more insanity witnesses be-
ing produced. Frank L. Wade,
plumber, said he had visited Naone on
these occasions on which he acted
queerly. Philip Kaauwai, a friend of
Naone, testified to his peculiar actions.
Iona Pihea had seen Naone have a
fit on South street when he was about
ten years old. Keahi Nailu was called
but had not reached the point of his
testimony when the noon recess was
taken.