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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
GRAND JURY WAN s
FIRE CISTERNS.

Citizens of this city have brought to
the attention of the Grand Jury the
necessity of having an independent
water system for fire lighting. The
ma tier was brought up before the body
at its meeting yesterday by Luther
Wagner. and after thorough discus
sion it was decided to place the matter
before the Board of Supervisors. The
following letter was sent to the board
The Grand Jury respectfully in
vites your consideration of the matter
of calling special election for the
purpose of issuing bonds for installing
an improved system of fire protection.
Without entering into details broadly,
the scheme would be to construct res
ervoirs upon all available SUBMITS,
connected by pipe in tunnels and sup
plemented by cisterns where needed.
The conditions now are such that a
large amount of dangerously infiam-
mable buildings menace the city with
a constant fire hazard. causing pro-
hibitive insurance rate and alsos dis
couraging rebuilding
The work outlined above can be done
at once 1t In no way depends upon a
carried out promptly will prove of in
estlmaDle value to our city.
Next Monday evening the fire com
mittee of the Grand Jury will meet
Chief Shaughnessy at 2105 Pine. street
and discuss the feasibility of installing
an independent water system along
with the present system
John e.. McElroy suggested that the
relief committee purchase a tract OF
timber land and manufacture it's own
lumber at price which, he believes
would be much less than what the
market is now charging. The matter
will be referred TO the relief COMMITTEES
Charles Hendry OF the London and
Lancashire Insurance Company was
again before the body. He admitted
that he did not know the names of the
foreign insurance companies with
which his company was reinSured. He
gave the names of American insurance
companies which carried reinsurance OF
the London and Lancashire Company
but he said they had met their losses
fairly. He was ordered to be present
at the next meeting of the body with
the names of the foreign companies.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
LUMBER Is UNLOADED.
CorOnado's Cargo Removed at San Pc
drO by NOn-Uni Men.

SAN PEDRO. Aug. 1.-THE steam
schooner Coronado, carrying a non
union crew, came into the harbor this
afternoon and tied up at the Salt Lake
wharf She is loaded with lumber.
Trouble with the union longshoremen
Of san Pedro was expected when the
attempt TO unload the lumber was
made, and forty deputy marshaIs of
Long Beach were brought down IN a
salt Lake special train Superintendent
Mock Of the wharf company went
among the longshoremen and asked for
men to unload the vessel.
Under the instructions from the busi-
ness agent OF the union. May, the men
refused TO 90 TO work. The deputy
nIarshals then cleared the wharf and a
force Of inexperienced freight handlers
from the wharf company's office, and
assisted by men on the vessel, includ-
Ing the captain, went TO work taking
of the lumber There was no attempt
at violence by the union men. This is
the first vessel carrying a non-union
crew 10 be unlo4ded in San Pedro in
over two months
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

-HE British ship Portalloch, whicf
arrived yesterday. $50 days from
Antwerp. rounded the horn ir
q binding snowstorm, the eli
max Of series of gales and squalls
that had enlivened the voyage all the
wav from the River Platte. From the
Platte to Cane Horn the Portalloch was
tltee weeks making her way, and IN
those t1ventv-one days encountered
nearly every kind Of weather in the
gift Of the elements.
Tc add to the excitement a number
Of icebergs We're encountered. When II
was not showing il was either haihne
or raining in torrents, and the vino
blew with terrific fury all the time
The Porta lloch lost a number Of sails
and was driven as far south as latitude
50 before the weather moderated.
The Portalloch left Antwerp March
%. and brings cargo Of general mer-
chandise.
Veutura's PurSer a BenedicE.
Frank B Cavarly. purser of the
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner
Ventura, which arrived Tuesday from
Australia. was married yesterday aft
einoon to Miss J. Belle Graham Of 240C
Bush street The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge Kerrigan Of the Su-
uerior Court Cavsrly is a son Of the
late Captain Cavarly Of the Pacific Mail
service. and is we'll thought OF by the
of6cials Of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany.
San Jose Sails Today.
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose. Cap
tain Nelson. viii sail at noon today for
Panama and way ports She will carry
a full cargo and about forty passen-
gers. Of whom sixteen are Chinese Cap
tain Sandberg. former master of the
san Jose. remains ashore. and will re
l5eve Captain Seabury when the Korea
arrives from the Orient.
Brings Cargo Of Nitrate.
The British steamer Coya arrived
Yesterday. twenty-three days from
Pisa qua. Her cargo consisted Of $3.50
tens Of nitrate. After passing quaran-
tine she was docked at Oakland long
wharf.
Water Front Notes.
The Pacific Mail Company's liner
Korea, Captain Seabury, which is due
from the Orient early Monday morn
ing. is bringing a large number Of pas
scngers.
The Union Oil Company's steamer
Lansing, Captain Herman, arrived
yesterday al Honolulu with her first
cargo Of oil from Monterey.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's s
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell, ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
HAMBuRG-sailed Aug 14-Br ship samoena,

HAMBgRG-sailed Aug 14-Br ship Samoena,
for San Francisco
LIZARD-Passed Aug 1e--Br ship Way
farer, from Hamburg for San Francisco.
CHERBOU RG-Arrived Aug 14-Fr ship La
Rochejaquelin, from Tyne. for San Francisco
FALMOUTH-Sailed Aug 16-Fr bark General
Neumayer, for Limerick.
Memoranda.
Cable received by w r. Grace & Co. OF San
Francisco, dated Lima, Aug. IL Severe earth
quake at Valparaiso; business stopped; think
stan all safe. Later--yalparaiso: Ofhce intact;
staff safe
Per Br ship Poltalloch. at San Francisco Aug
Il, from Antwerp-Sailed from Antwerp March
20; had fine weather to Madeira, which we
passed ON March 30; crossed, the equator 20 days
out in long q 80 W. got the EAtradcs IN lat
] 5 and lost them In lat l3 5 : had variable
winds to lat 40 s; haG succession OF SW gales
for q days from the River Platte to Cape
Horn. with hail and snow squalls; saw sev-
eral icebergs. and blew away several sails; was
on Cape Horn 20 days out. and was driven to
lat 80 s.: had variable winds 70 lat % ; in the
Pacific. when got ESE to .ENE winds To
the equator; crossed the equator l2V days ont
IN long III W; got the NE trades in lat Il
and lost them In lat 80 \; had and NV
winds the last four days.
NEW YORK, Aug. l7.--A1vlces received
from Valparaiso state that a severe earthquakc
had occurred there. followed by fire. II also
states that there was great loas OF me-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
united state. Hydrogranhic oaic..

A branch of the United States Hydrograpbic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. NayiEators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and an
matters Of interest to ocean commerce. The time
ball service has been suspended pending the
reconstruction Of the tower of the FERRY build
ing. ]. T. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert in charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Case Against sailors Set.

BY mutual consent the demurrer in
terposed by the Sailors Union to the
complaint riled by the California and
Oregon Steamship Company was over
ruled yesterday by Judge Seawell. This
was done for the purpose Of securing a
speedy trial, and the case was set for
Septenb Der 6. BY making an answer to
the complaint some days ago, in which
an unlawful combination was alleged.
the sailors have put the case at issue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
InstaIIs New Compressor.

ToNoPAH. Aug. 1.-THE Tonopah
Mining Company. the big mine of the
camp, has received a new compressor
TO work the machine drills in the mine.
The machine is what is known as a
thirteen drill affair. and the superin-
tendent calculates to make great head
way with the taking out of ore when
the new plant is installed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

Summit-Maximum temperature, 70; minimum,
76: wind, southwest: clear: TO 6 feet snow In
places.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicnity-Fair
Saturday, with fog; brisk west winds.
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Saturday; light
south wind.
For San Joaquin Valley-Fair Saturday; thun-
derstorms in Sierra light west wind:
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy in
morning; fair during the day; light southwest
winds.
A. C. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18

GAZELLE, Aug. IA young man named An
derson, who has been camping near Yreka, died
suddenly this morning The cause of death Is
not known. The Coroner will ship the body to
Keno ore, -'ght.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Orders That Affect
Army Men Issued.
XX/AsHINGToN, Aug H.
Wv Army orders - First

hieutenant GeOrBc Dun
can, Fourteenth Cavalry, Will
proceed to San Francisco and
report to the commanding ofi-
Ger, General Hospital. Preside,
San Francisco, for treatment.
Contract Surgeon Edward H.
Jordon will proceed from Den
Yer, Colo., to SAN Francisco,
take the transport September 8
for Manila and report to the
commanding general of the
philippines Division for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Other Districts. .
OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND, Aug 17-Following were the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Exports for Hawaii.

The steamer Hilonisn sailed Thursday for
Honolulu and Hilo via Portland with merchan-
disc valued at S2S.015 cargo from this port.
The cargo included the following: Il hbls and
20 cs salmon, 11e cs canned goods. 375 ctls
gin. cs rum, es whisky, cs liquors, 10
pkgs potatoes. pa lbs garlic Is cs onions, -
pks prepared fish, 10 bxs paste, 300 lbs
coffee, $50 lbs sugar. 545 lbs cheese. $50 lbs
Goldfish. Is pkgs groceries and provisions, 20 pkgs
electrical goods. pkgs leather, 81 pkSs wagon
material. IL pcs steel IS kegs nails, 20 bales
paper bags sec. 600 lbs fertilizer. 240 lbs to-
bacco. 134 pcs hardwood. oil. bxs SOAP
u -pkgs machinery. 81 bars and 42 bdls iron.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
OCEANIC S. S. CO.

HONOL IL only-S. S. Alameda sails
IL a Sept 1st. Round trip. frst
class. S125.
SYDNEY. AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HOMO
LULU-S. s. Ventura sails D. m.
August %.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S. S. Mariposa
sails IL a. m Sept IL First-class
round trip $125.
j.. d. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO.
General Agents, Pier No. Z foot Paciao
ST.. San Francisco. Phone West 1914
Oakland Office, 1853 Broadway Phone
Oakland SS1S.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
POrtall0Ch Battles With the Elements
Three Weeks Off the Horn.
WEATHER Bureau REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture, San
Francisco. August II. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
VIII Load Lumber.

The following lumber charters were announced
yesterday: The British steamer Elaine. from
Portland TO Taku Bar Shanghai, at 37s Cd;
ship John Currier, from Puget Sound to Manila
Cterms privatel. Both vessels were chartered
prior TO arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-18
Sun and Tide,

Sun and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point For City
Front tMission-street wharf) add 25 minutes
SATURDAY. AUGUST is. 1905
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Ser ielige Sled mar Elm GROCER
S9auipieler, aber gegen Sbren Sohn
tann ct bod ni6t anfommen ="
SEPT f6ob Der Meifter bas MeHer
Biz CUR 5dIfte Ser Wurit.
nWtan bat fobiel Weiens BON Sffs
lamb gema6t, als er mod lebte; er
ipielte febr gut, es lit tpabr, aber Sbr
Sobn miro nod elm gang anberer
&iinitler peroen :"
Der S9nitt u%nterblieb, unb Der
Meiiter CAB nod Elm Stiid 81.
rSeBt rebet man iopiel bon Dem
2ubpie Seprient, er tritt gang in Sff.
lambs SuBitapfen, bod nit Sbrem
Sobn tann er iid lange nidt ms1en-'
Ser Weiiter itrabIte, mari bus Mef=
fer bin uno rei9te ser &Guferin fiji
ibre erlegten 5psi @roi9en Die gan5t
Wurit nit ben Worten in ben Serb:
rSd, liebe 5rau, bebalten Sic iie!"
1lno Die fluge 8erlinerin eing mi
tbrer 8eute mad 6aui e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

en- elmer aus Dem Sabre 1924 fam
menoen fpaBigen &eiies8 eidreibuns
BON Berlin miro folsenbes 9ei9iat9en
er5dblt, oas fir Die Sbeaterliebbaberei
Der preuBtf9en Sauptftabt BON alters
Der 9arattertitifd erf4eint.
Gin S9lG9termeilter bate einen be-
gabten Sobn, Der, alien pdterlthsn
gintpenouneen gum Srob, our9ars
our 8iihne se6en pclte. gnbli6 se@
lang es Dem InfGnser, BEL Der fOnigs
liden 8iibne anSufommen; nafiirli6
trat er fiir's erfie nur in itummen &ol>
len cuff ooer in fol6en, in oenen fi6
Der Sialog nur auf tpenige Wprte be-
fardnfte. MnmGlis purbe Ser Batter
itola auf feinen n&iinftler" uno fonnts
unter feinen Sreunben nt9t Morte ges
mug finoen. feline 5reube iiber oeherl
2aufbabn aus5uoriiden. Wer fi6 BET
Tim in @unit feben tponte, brduate
MIR oas @eIprd9 auf Sen Sohn 81
lenfen. bann bate er setponnenes Spiel.
Oieie feline S9pG6e 6es alien GERM
mar angemein befannt.
Zines Sages trat cine 5rau IN ietner
2aben uno berlanate fir Spei @rof6en
Wnrf. Ser Meiiter nabm cine i4one,
ldnge unb oide @urit bonn Nagel. err
grill iein Mefer uno NAB nit bieiem
oas Stiid9en, @urit fir oen bef9eioee
men preis ab. Nls CT sben eini9neioen
tpoate. fraste i'm Die Srau:
~Sieber Meifter. 1T Der Saaufpieler
Sbres Hamens ni9t Sbr Sobn9"
.@eipib, oas 1T ia befannt!!"
nSd hab' ibn neulih fpielen feben-"
.So-9"
Der Meifter fdob pGbreno biefer
Jrase ods Meher elm bisdsn peiter
binauf.
-gr fpielt gang bortrefflid. finoe
i4
Der Meiiter riidte nod ipeiter NIT
benz Mefer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Die fubren f9nea unb baben faum Elm
@uge fir Die 3igeuner. -Np9 cine
Stunbe ge1en &obats unb Ss0fe neben
Dem Wagen fer, Damn metnt &ppats,
Tie nollten aufiiben, benn iie itnb beibe
erf90pft BON Der Sibe uno ser 2aif
bes Sages. 8ereitpiGig, aber nit ionz
berbarem 2G9eln. miro ibnen plds ses
ma6t.
Cine Weile lauf6en beioe aeIpannt
auf bas, mas in Dem Wagen nprgebt.
4qes bleibt aber rubis. uno tie tperoen
~tpeniger d6tfam.
&obdts bat auf Dem lebten Barren
Ylab eenommen uno iiberfpa6t audi
nod ben feines jiingeren Rameruoen
NIT. Cine Gternl9nuppe fGnt, Die
Ra9t lit parm unb milo. Die Nfas
aien. bic am Wese bliiben, ftr0men ball
famif9e, finnberpirrenbe Sifte aus.
Sang in Der 5erne iiebt man Die 2idz
ter BON gfalbag. @on Sen Strapa5en
6es Sages ermiibet, finft Sa0fe INNER
mebr in SrGume. Gin gliidli9es Ga
6eln bufdt iiber fem ebrli9es, junees
@eii9t Bel benz @e6anfen an 5ein
braunGusiges Mdoel, uno pie es i'm
pnn Stola fir fetnen euten Sang nit
fibem Rufe lo6nen miro.
Oa = bdrf er fetnen Sbrer traren!
-flingen f9met9elnbe 2tebesporte al
ibm beriibsr. Gin tpeider. aGrtli4er
4rm legt ii9 I'm feinen 9als. PlDbs
li9 a6er = fdnDbe 3iseunertiide =
brineen fpibe NGeel in fem Gleif9 elm!
@r min f9reien, aber pie nit %eiiernen
&fammern miro ihm bic Gehle auae>
preBt. Uiit einem Gud flieet er rid
Iinss in Den @asen. @erseblider
Wioerftanb! Sin itummes pe~rsipeifels
tes Hinsen-oann erdbt fi9 elm fpiBer
'Sol9 in feline iunge 8ruft. uno pie
oft miro er mod bineinberIsntt. Ollie
miifen ibre &a9egeliift tie befrieoigen;
ielbit Die &inoer oiirfen ni9t auriids
fteben. -
Sang Serfebt lit feline rniform, unO
fein 8lut rinnt in buntlen GtrDmen.
Damn tperfen fie Den grauiam grm0re
oeten amf Die 2anbftraBe, no = f4on
Elm anoerer 2eidnam liegt: &obdts tit
Dem glei9en S9idfal gum Spfer gez
fallen.
9aftig tpenoen nun Die 3igeuner ibre
&arren un0 perf6pin0en i'm Suntel
Der Ha9t, obne fi6 unlSufeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
0as ..or5ste sdiff Der @eft."

Ste bon Gonoon aus berbrettete
Na9ri9t, baB Der neuefte Dampfer Der
Wbite Star 2tnie. bic Bel 9arlano e
Wplff in 8elfait auf @tapel ftebenbe
rMoriat;e" NIT einem Raumgebalt bon
$4,000 Spnnen, elm rleues Heforbf4iff
unb na9 three Tertisfteluns bas
srDbte Sdiff Der Welt fetn peroe,
pdbreno aIs grOBtes oeutfhes S4iff
erft an oritter StelIe Die rMmerita" Der
merifa>2in IN 8etra4t
tomme, beoarf Der Beridtigung. S4on
i'm Mai 3. 8. lit Die erfte Reife 6es
Dampfers .Raiferin Mugufte @ittoria"
Der 6amburs-Nmerifo=2i CUR 3eit
i'm Ban auf Der Merft oes Stettiner
Nulfan. gu ~ertparten, unb biefes S4ifi
mibt ebenfans $4,000 9onnen; IN
Ic[ss bsfen ffebt Die 6eutfde Rbeoerei
nidt an oritter. fonoern on erftsr
@telIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Taaierss unb Die beutidlem 3eder.

giner frDbli9en Safelrunbe in 3oppot,
@eitpreuben, bat Der neue 4rdiibent
Der franS0ff4en Republit 5ulIieres
auf ibr 8egriiBunssi4reiben, in benz
auf ben resen Iustauf4 frun5oifder
Weine uno oeutfder 8iere 8eaug &C.
nommen porben mar. foleenbe Int=
mort %geianot: nMeine 9erren! Sd
bin febr sliidlih, Sbre 3ui4rift be-
antpprten gu fOnnen. @mpfangen sic
oiefes 3eugnib meiner S9Gsuns uno
9o9a4tung. MDge Der Wein BON ben
l1fern Ger 9aronne lange. lanse 3eii
Dem 5rieoen apifGen 5rantreia unb
Seutf9luno f0roerli6 fem! 8roft!
Irmuno SaIieres, Yrdfioent. pdris,
palais on luxembourg"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Gfnanksnfplittfr

DAB elmer beriibmt tuiro, merit mar oft
baron, bub seipihe Greunoe anfansen, nit
ibrn au prablen.
Oft febt man ert, iuenn uns elm @unid
erfiiGt piro, ipie burnm herielbe g~etpeien.
$50 man Dir borst, oa iab bid rubig nieoer,
Cute Weniten bergen INNER ipieoer.
S65nbeit obne Suecnb it cine glume
pbHe Snft.
@enn bic Grauen ben 6opf oufieben. bers
lieren i'm bdufis bic Wdnner.
Sic 3abl ser GIasbit>
in ben 0er. g q q n
lit BON 355 i'm Sabre 1900 auf 399
i'm Sabre 1904, uno Der Wertb Der @rs
seugnife oerfelben bon $50, $50, 712 I'M
Sabre 1900 auf $79, 1898 i'm Sabre
1904 aeftieaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Marnffamijhc Gnmantif.

1887 ipurbe elm franS0iti6sr 8olonifi
in Selp 8rabim NIT feiner Tamilie in
Der llmssgeno BON @lsier ourd cine
Rduberbanoe bonn Stamme Der Sab
iiiten entfiibrt. 2anternier. 10 mar fsin
Rame, tpuroe BON ieiner 5dmtlie ges
trennt, unb Srau unb So9ter pur6en
naa seq seIanot, Tim Dem Sultan CUR
@erfieung seifellt gu fperOen. Giner
Der SD6ne oes oamaligen Sultans
Muleb Iboerrdbman befam Die iunge
9efangene gu 9efibt unb perliebte fid
fterblid in fie. 5rGulein 2anternier
trat gum Sslam iiber, beiratbete ben
marpffanii4en prtnaen i'm Sabre 1887
uno par bon 81 an Die Prinsefin
Sdaia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
mir aubsns (tins Sd)uloen bt,ablts.

tou HuutHS lfuNf SuulufH pf}dDttt.
gu Se9iun beS II. Sabrbunberts
wohnte Rubens in Yaris in elmer be-
ibeioeuen Serberse, ui6t nett BON
Dem Yalalt ieiner 9eidiieerin Maria
b. Mebici. @r mar itetS in Gelopers
l~esenbeit, unS iein @irtb wurbe
idlieBlih 10 unan9euebm, baB er
brobte, i'm Dor Die Sbiir su ieten.
Zines Morsens mar Gubens pieber eius
mol, obne eineu Gentime in Der 9ai6e
pom Sonpre nah 9auie 9efommen, uno
Iein Wirtb brdngte i'm mieber Tim Die
Mtetbe.- S6nell entidloiieu uabm er
elm fleineS Stiid 9eiuparo uon Der
@anS, entmarf auf berielben cine
Sfis,e, foroerte fir bas @emdlbe ,mOlfs
bunoert SrancS unb i6idte es su einenl
ieiner reiben 6reunoe.
Cine balbe Stunbe ipdter fam Der
9Ote suriid uno erfldrte, Ser 6reuno
mOlle nidt mebr oils aftbunbert SrancS
fir bas 0ilo sablen. Gariiber serietb
8ubens in belle @utb, mari es CUR
Groe unS ftampiie NIT ben SiBen
oarauf.
Gin 9tubens fir adtbunbert
Srancs," rief er aus, rSa8 1T cine
Sdma6!" Ees @irtbes @eculS NOR
81 @nbe, oils er iab, pie elm Wiietber
adtbunbert 6rahcs fir cine elenoe
SdJmiererei Suriidmies uno befabl linn,
ausenblidlid oas .3immer gu r%erlai'
fen. Nuu CAB Der 9iinitler ieiuem
@irtb oaS feierlide 9eriprefeu, er
iolfe innerbalb elmer ISOLDE be,ablt
iein, sins in ieim 3immer, rieselte
iid elm uno blieb bort Die 9an,e I2eit;
MIR ielten eing er aus unS rabm bann
itets ben SdliiIiel mits Sim Gnoe ser
Wod)e trat er, elm Siinbel in Der Sauo
lalterb, lpieber at ieinem Tirtb unb
iaste Su ibm:
rSn meinem 3immer fiubsu Gle
SaS @efb, Sas ih Sbnen iduIbe, auf
Dem Glide. gbieu!"
Der @irtb elite Die Sreppe berauf
Die Sbir itano often, uno auf benz
Glide fab er cine eroBe snsabl bon
@otSs uub Silbermiiu,en, melt mebr,
als feline &ebnuns betrus. Gntsidt
trat or udber. aber faum bate er Die
!6anS auf Sen Gid selest, als er ents
ieet 3uriidmid, oenu Die @olb> uno,
Silbermiin;en bate Der Giinitler tur
auf Den Sii6 9emalt.
-@iitberb raunte Der @irtb III benz
@anSidranf, um fi6 an ben SaGeu
ieires IRietbers si pfanben uno iuenigs
items 70 au ieinem Gelbe 81 fOmmer.
ST Offnete ben Sdranf, uno cine 8eibe
BON prddtisen @emdnoern in alien
Sarben, Seberbiite, LANCE Sdwerter,
f~tarrten INN enteesen. @r trat naber,
UNI einen gnSus a%b;unebmen, ober
Saiielbe Shanipiel non porbin wieoer'
bottle iid, ou9 bic 9leiber woren nnr
gemalf.
Der goriall pur6e in Der Stoot be-
farlt, un0 Shaarei bon 0euten fanleu,
I'm lid bas 3iminer a~nsuieben. @ines
cages fragte elm S%ewunoerer bes be-
riibnifen 9iinIflers, elm Gn9lGnoer, ben
@irtb, oh er linn nidt bic Malereien
fiji cine beSeutenbe Summe ~perfaufen
ippIle.
sd m5fte fdor. lantete bic gnts
mort, raber leioer iin6 Die Glerereien
ia an Die @dnoe semalt. SD babe
iuSeiien nod einen Gid, ben id in
bic 8umpelfamnier semorfen babe, ben
4Dnnen sic baben, ipenn sic molIen."
Der Gnsldnoer lieB fid Den Giid
3eisen, besablte benz @irtb pas Sarauf
9emalte @elo in ehter fran,Siiifer
Miin,e uuo Seioe, Der @irtb unS Der
adufer, fdieben in benz ansenebmen
@ciible, elm suteS Geiddit yema9t gu
boben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Nuf6uehr. Ni6ter: .Sdtteu eie

Nnt5pebr. &iater: .Sdtten Sie
Sbren abideulid ~eeplanten 8aub nift
ohue bieien perrudten Moro ausfiibren
f0nncn?A Tin Iiebena.
luiiroisiiem 2on): runm0slid, 9err
Yrdfioent, gang unmOslid; Die Yerfon
mar piel Su ifarf, fo::It mar mir Der
@ebonfe, ben Der 9err Yrdiibent ioeben
ausseiproden baben, aud nidt gang
iremS-aber gu meinem sr0Bten Bes
baucrn r,nBte id i'm lcsten a~usenblid
oarauf retsihten."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-03

THINGS MOVING LIVELY OFFERING
BIG VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY; OUR SPECIALS THIS WEEK
CANNOT APPEAL you; THEY oPPoRTuNE, Es
PgcIALLY THOSE INTERESTED IN WORK; AND ARE
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-03
MUNRGS GIVEN
GREAT SEND-DFF

Kalae. Molokai, Nov. 2i.-iIere we
are at, or almost at, Thanksgiving
again. November has been a busy
month as usual. Fist, election talk to
enllven the country. and afterwards
the voting and more talk. Second. Ar
Dor Day at the schools. At Kalae
school. five Grade trees were planted.
The exercises were short. A few quo
tations about trees. A look back to
the first Arbor Day. Recitation, why
We Plant the Trees" by Third Grade.
Each Grade stood around the planted
tree and announced a determination to
make that the best tree by next year.
In all twenty-nine trees were planted.
On the 18th inst. Mr. q. c. Munro
and family took their final departure
from Molokai. The Hawaiian and
Japanese employees on the ranch We'd
with one another In expressions OF re-
spect and good viii too numerous to
narrate. In brief the Japanese gave
an exhioitior Of homemade Fireworks
on the i'th inst. On the evening OF
departure quite a cavaicade escorted
the party 10 the wharf. IN spite OF Q
grass hre on the ranch to which they
pad 10 saiiop an hour previously oh
the wharf the Hawaiian boys lined up
ana sang many OF their pathetic songs
including a peautiiui lament
Inc night was sui ana warm Inc
boat swung OH SO quietly that not
note or the musical voices OF the sing