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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15

Think OF standing at the corner Of
Cough street and Golden Gate avenue
and getting fine view of Mission
Rock and the Pacific Mail steamship
wharf!
Think of standing on the dock of the
Alameda ct the foot of Pacific street
aud having practically unobstructed
view of Bernal Heightsl
Think of standing at the corner of
California and Powell streets and not
being able TO see a building but those
in ruins except beyond Van Ness ave.
nue., and many of those gone.
The fire came up to the back doors
Of the houses on Golden Gate avenue,
between Cough and Octavia streets.
The great fight was made there.
There is not a building ON McAllis.
ter street from Cough to Market. not
one on Golden Gate avenue from Cough
to Van Ness; not one on either side
from Van Ness to Market, and not a
building on the entire stretch of Mar
ket street from the Market street cut
to the ferry. Can YOU imagine such
destruction and desolation!
When the Alameda came abreast of
the Farallones and we saw everything
intact, we began to feel very hopeful
| and when, later. we sighted the wire.
less masts on top of Tamalpais we be-
gan to think the whole thing fake;
but when the pilot came aboard with
papers we knew it was even worse than
pictured in the Honolulu cables.
1t seemed hours; yes, days. before
we rounded Fort Point; and before we
neared the Gin House we could see
clouds of smoke rising from the hills;
when we finally came in sight of Black
Point we could see block after block on
the Chestnut street hill without a house
left standing.
About the only oasis in the whole
district was part of the block at Hyde
and Chestnut streets.
We were quickly passed by the doe.
tor and then letters commenced to come
aboard. 1t is pitiful sight to see
everyone cooking in the streets on
bricks.
Some of the business signs are kill
ing. One fellow advertiscs to discon-
meet stoves and set them up in the
street.
The Suttcr street car line ran num-
J.,
near Fillmore street, and they are now
the homes of hundreds
Fillmore street is now the Market
street of the present San Francisco.
No one that | have seen will desert
San Francisco. The buildings will be
rebuilt of the Pacific Mutual Life lns.
Co., on the same site and will be larger
and finer than the former one.
Everybody is o. X. You would be
surprised mt the hopeful view and opti-
mastic and helpful and charitable spirit
which pervades everything. 1t is as
topishing. The rich are much harder
hit than the poor and there is plenty of
work and good wages for everybody.
| never saw such a crowd of laugh
ing, joking, good-natured people in my
life; but if any one dares break the
rules of the martial law he is shot
down. They are standing together like
bricks, tell you.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

Mr.. G, Il. Wainwright of Lemon City,
Fla, u. s. A., has written the manu-
fncturers that much better results are
obtained from the use of Chamber
lnin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in eases of pains in the stom-
ach, collie aud cholera morbus by TAX.
ing II IN water as hot as can be drank
That when taken In this way the effect
IL double In rapidity at seems To
got at tho right spot instantly" ho
says For Salo by all dealers and drug,
gists, Benson, Smith Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15
WASTE AND THIEvING
IN RELIEF WORK
The Call says;

The Call says;
General A, w. Greedy claims tha'
there is a great waste in the Issuance
of supplies. In this connection he salu
yesterday;
"Under the present system the eN-
lenses are enormous and the waste ana
thleving are likely 10 be appalling II
can not now be determined when men
will have an opportunity 10 return Ia
work. but a system OF food distribution
that allows Of any abuse Ia a faul1y
one and must be- abolished The new
scheme IL now under discussion, hut "
may not be put into eject for couple
of days
"A regular army onleer Yesterday
saw about 600 men Ia llne and he OF
tered them work at ~ a day ~ all
mat number only four stepped OUT ol
line ana onered 10 accept These lus'y
hossars can not be supported ~ lhs
charity VI the enln runil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15


then we all rushed outside. l don't re-
member going down stairs at all.
only remember being there, with all the
other girls. in bath robes. and we
Hooked and our church and arch were
gone. Everybody rushed to Robe, as
1t was considered the worst constructed
building on the campus, and many
feared we had been buried alive, but
our hall stood 1t the best of all. The
'big chimney fell through the roof
carrying the front rooms down 70 the
porch. Three girls We're carried down
with them. but We're not injured. The
girl in the room next to mine landed
on the piano in the parlor, and walked
out unhurt. Part of the room did not
fan, and Zemula Dooley, Ruth Blod-
gets room mate (Ruth was the one
shat felD, was left in the back end of
the room, and kept screaming:
"'Ruth's done gone! Ruths done
gone!'
''Zemula is a girl from Georgia, and
is used to the darky dialect DR..
Jordan came over as soon as possible
and told us that the college would go
right on, but think he said it to keep
MS from StalnpeClng.
we went back into the building and
dressed, and then were told to keep
'Sout of IT, as more shocks were expect
ed. We took pillows and rugs out and
lay on the lawn all day. We We're all
sort of stupefed with terror. No one
screamed, no one cried. the calmness
'of everyone was appalling. After
wards. the sight of the ruined quad
made me cry. The new gymnasium
and the library were fiattened out. the
chemistry building lost all of its CHM
neys and the wings of the museum
were fiattened out also. One boy was
killed in Encina, and the electrician
was killed at the power house by that
big chimney falling on him. The boy
that was killed at Encina was named
Jimmie Hanna. He was from Pennsyl-
vania, and was working his way
through college by waiting on the table
at Roble. He was the waiter at our
table. II seems that his people had
been wealthy oil people and had fought
the Standard oil Company and lost
everything. He was very bright boy,
and carried about twice as much col
lege work as anyone else. They dug
some other boys out Of the ruins OF
Encina; one had his neck broken, poor
fellowl
"Every house on the campus was
wrecked, and chimneys down In all
directions, AZ soon as possible all the
buildings We're roped off. and the boys
went on guard duty, There was alb
solutely no communication whatever
with the outside world and We did not
know what had happened When the
reports orme In, they were terribly
a. aggeratod, Honolulu had been swept
by a tidal wave, the san joaquin Val-
10y was lake New York, Paris ANA
Berlin All In ruins The reports about
the disaster la san Francisco l guess,
could not be- exaggerated, but We eerr
tbinly heard some terrible ones
"fhs Cinnamon were able 10 cook ON
our stoves, NJ We had plenty 90 cat all
nl0nH, hut ! know some ~ the houses
did mol haye big supplies on hand anu
had Tesorted 90 canned peaches and
crackers before I len, None ~ ihe
stores 0puned, sold oui almost lmmfdl'
Risly ana eSeI}ons wac broke, as lhe
banks olnsrd zoo, Esofy mfal time
ihrTe Ntgr ahDui ma rushss ilnm ihv
iable ~ eYery0nr lmaElned Anolhsr
shaeh NaH lahlnF place
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15

lien N, Brown, mo In under sum-
mons % show cause before Judge PAR
sons tomorrow why be- should not make
an accounting ns guardian ~ tho en-
tate NJ Mrs Emma kaaewahau. an
insane person, on HIS appointment IN
december lApp, Brown rooeiyed lgI6 ~
h'lnnkiug io ihn ward On February
\ 1907, he sold real eplale for leloIS,
no leased land for 900 year ana hal
rersonal property ln ohaTss, u 10 al
l'E'd thai Do has never accounted foF
any " these lhlnss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15

on the arrival of the Kinau at Hilo
and other ports on Hawaii the police
were watching for Francisco Pasquale,
alias Lopez. the escaped Porto Rican
prisoner Captain Fetter had half
dozen policemen, under orders to shoot
If necessary, at the Hilo wharf. Moth
ing was seen of Lopez
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-15

Tbs County of nawuii has assumed
no debt " Iisiegl on Aoohsaa Hall
hllg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Nci Mi6luaN Sslano acidleitcrt.

0i omap Sslono. T0roliteS
STILES !Qicer, 26 0e5elnber. - Die
am 7. Cftubcr Don 9ter-Goitlc, Nell,
lilonalea, nof 0onolull obgcgnngene
Varfe oGarrollton" aus San 6ron,
cisco, eil pom Gopit1n oenorihS be.
febliatcs tSabr5ellg bon 1852 lonnen,
Itranocte INN 2 llbr bcitc iriib nui
Dem iiiolifen Viii nobe biciigcr SnieI.
Die W'onnlcboit miroc 1erettet lno
9iinIti9cS 0ettcr berrid)t, olein trob.
Dem be9t man feline ooiimlng, oas
6ubr5eitg mieoer ilott 81 mohen.
0aliel6c mar olli iener ,Sabrt ourh
Strrm beihGoigt uno lcd genorocu.
GS pollte 81 Oiiomou SSlono Siilie
iudcn, 9erict6 icbod, ais es iitb Scr
Stiiite naberte, ulli OaS 6elicuriii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
(inge in ScroS.
,lrnc RaiIcnfGmpic.

GocbriAtcn iibcr oicielbcn moren
I6crtricbcn. 2llea ribig jll
Scoobo, Wiiii. - 9ludb in @oho-
laf mar sic 9tuhc picOcr bcrgc-
iteut.
Seooba, 2fiii,, 26. 0ejem6er.-
SpGt geItcrn 9I6eno bicb eS bier, bier
9tc1er icien fiini Wcilen 0ItIih Don
bier ourd cine SAaar meiBer 9iir8er
ueriolgt unO get00tct por0en; ierner,
0aB ii6 Die Neger Der @cgeno in
6ol1e Oe9 Grei9niiiea jliolnmen rot
teten un6 nit bhltiger 9ta1c orobten.
Cine 0epclbe, luelhc um 0iilfe er-
lld)tc, mnr0e al Den (Snuperneur
SorOamon gci6ift, lm0 0ieier bepr-
ocrte cine Gontpagnie Miiij aus Wie.
ri6ion Gicrber, meldr bfutc frirb al.
langte. Die SoIouten ianocu inoel.
leu 2llleS rllbig uno nl6t Die gering.
ltcn 3cid)cl zines glilfrlthrS. Sic iol-
len trobOcm cine 3eit lang bier be5al'
ten Ucr0eu, bis li6 0fc 9llifrc8llnD aes
IeAt bat. Tic @erilchtc iiber Ous l0oe
ten ser pier 9tc1cr mar elm oireftcr
9ItSmlb9 OcS fiir5Iihcn 9iaiienfanl'
pies in oem nobcu StGOtdcn Wnbu.
lof, rpcldler Onrb cinen &alnpf altf
eincm 3uAc ser nWobiIc lm0 Ohio.
Nubn" jmildcu Sem Gon0uttcur Goo-
per un0 }mci 9te9crn bcgann. @iucr
Ser Jtc1cr mtrOe bel Der @clegen1eit
getGOtct lmo ser GonOllfteur permuns
oct. 9tI3 GonitnbIer O'9ricn ipdtcr
0en onocrcn 9tclGr, cincn gemiIicn
@eornc SinpioL jlI pcrbaften Der.
iu6tc, mlroc cr non Simpion ers
ihniicn. Nolo o1rari ericbob ein
Wiob @eorNc Sialpioh iomic Ociicn
Sobn 6om SilGpion ltnO ollber0en
ioQcn nod jmci nn0crc Ncger IN 8a.
bal0f o0cr nlbc ySo6aluf aelpn6t
morOcn icir, &ctt berridt sort uoa-
itdnoigr ]hlbc mo Ole Willis lit pie.
Der ots Mubalnt obgcjogen. Wian
qlaibt nidt, bob bier in Scoobn IT.
geno ncIde 9inbcit0rungen 5u be
iiir6tcn iinb.
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Sin Wiitoabef TncG.

% en- Oorf, 26 Gc5cnber. -
3lpei IN elmer fNibiona6len Hcitidule
an Der SIt'5S. StraBc angeitellte
StaIltnebtc battcu bclltc eincn ,3luci.
tanlpt in mcIdem WiiItgo6cln olS
g8afTe olentcn lm0 I6omaS Connolly
crblrlt oobci Don &ante8 GniiioD einen
Stih ms 9lrgc, melber pabridein.
lid Icincn 600 sur 6olgc babcn miro.
Gm Strcit ii6cr Srinfgclocr ioQ sic
llrlade oeS Samples gcuricn iein.
GaIIiop befinOet Iit in 6ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Wertbpapicrc flusen AMI Der Strafe
hcrum

G bicu9o, Sas., 26. G3em6cr.
- Sine 0epeide an eine beiige Bel.
tllng ottS 0apton, O.. bein9t, oab BORT
ein GrpreBbote Elm Godet nit Gbeds
ilber $4,000, wel6e iiir oie ange-
ltellten Der .Sn0iana. Columbus 4
@eltern Traction 60" mlsgelteut
paret perIoren bat. 9as Eofet iiel
pom @agen berlltter. lmo Die @ertb.
papiere uuroen iiber ole StraBe ger.
ltreilt. Gin Ibeil Der Gbeds luurbe
bon Charles Mittenoori uno einem
irilberen Stootrutbsmitglieo aoanis
I'M 9iireau Der glusltellerin einaelie-
iert, p0breno piele anoere pon 5abl-
reicGen Eerionen aufseleieu imo tbeil.
mei'c nad SGlidung ser llnterihriit
bel aaliiIellten 81 @elo genlaht MIR
Den. Cine groBe 9ln5abl pon gerbaf-
tllngen puroen in Canton in &erbin'
olmg init ben Sdlid,iingen uorgenom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
Sermann Beliefs 6iftmurSc.

Is bica0o, 2G Gejember. -
Sine bclltc uollen0ete 9lnalpie an oen
lleberrclten Der t8.iG1rigen Roic
&5rOl reiultirte in orm 9(uiiiuOcn uon
Spnrcu non Aricnit. uno oic GoIi,ei
1laubt, blcrOurh meitcreS 0eloitunpS.
jcll1tiB gcgen Scrmann 9elcf crbol,
ten 81 baben, pelber iid llnter Der
9lnfIagc in S5ait beiinoet, perihicoenc
OfitglicOcr Der Sonilie 95ral pergii.
t2t 5ll boben. Spurcn ppn 9lrenif,
&ergiitlng limo IN alien 2eidjcn &c.
hnOcn moroen, lpeld,c man elmer
9lnnlple untcr5oo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
ScniationsnndJridDt ans gteusSrleans
0cmenfirt.

0tem. Crleons, 26. 0e5. -
Gie in Spe5ioloepeiben in noroli1en
gl1ttern pcroifentlihte 9tahrdt,
Dab iedls Stoliener bier ermoroet
nuroen ieien, entbebrt 1ller gegriin.
oung. lin 3 llbr beutc frii6 ling Elm
bon NStnlienern belpobntes 0nlts in
GieIiger StnOt Seuer mo es bieB an.
fdnglidb, oai iehs 2eiden IN oelt
3riinntcrn oes @ebGuoes geiimOen
wor0en ieien. Spdter itelte lid ber.
aus, Dab fein mnbres Wort al Ger
9lngabe mar, uno oaB 9tiemano &C.
t0otet ooer allh nur ernd6uensuertb
uerlebt mur0c.
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Sdj.uarScr Corporal pun Idnuar5cm
Scracanten cridlpiIen.

Gbicogo, 26. Ge5ember - Ser
geont Sobn @riiiin bon scr Sdiua-
oron s oes aus 9tegern beItebenocn
8. gnnoeS anpoGerie Regiment5
erid)ob 9eItern 9l6eno in Sort Sberi-
oaL in @egemunrt aler Soloaten Der
bort liegenoen bier Shnaoronen oes
ermGbntfn Heginents, nelhe iidl
gerooe in ser Speileballe Oes Sorts
81 ibrem @eibnodtS6iner geiebt bat.
ten, Sen Corporal @m 5aplor bon
ser n1nli6en Sdnooron. Die BEL.
oen ltnteroifijiere batten iih nm Die
8unit einer idjlparjen Sdjonen &c.
itritten. IopIor erbielt cine Gugel
ms Ser5 uno Itnrb altf Dem @egc
nad bem Soipital. Dtaior WacGomb
bat cine itrenge llnterildung anges
oronet. g4ie ser Mdior mittbeilt.
fam Elm &riegsgeridt feinen Gerbre.
der in sSrieOens5eiten gum Iobe per
ltrtbeilen. @enn oaber Griffin me
gen Moroes pro5eiiirt miro, mas nud)
9lnIiht oes Majors gei6eben loQte,
10 mlB er Den @unbesgerihten ylr
Geriiigung geItellt lperben.
Sci srteiio Uiili, gerietb Gin 9tc.
ger nit 5lpei Meiben oui einem Giicns
bobn5uge in Streit uno ipuroe, ais
Der Bug in Die Citation einlief, aus
Dem @oggon geihleppt uno erid)ois
len. 9ic noh Scoobd geiolroten Mi
li5trllppen beitehen aus elmer Com.
pogllic ,Sninnteric unb elmer Sotteric
9lrtillerie. 9luBer ben Wiili5truppen
6eiinoet iib cine 10 Mdnn iiorfe
Hiirgcrmcbr bon Columbus, Miil,
anf Dem ElaBc, I'M bel Der Inter
briidlIn9 lpeitcrcr llnri1cn bebiililiM
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Snpnncr idDlcidjcn iibcr Die 8rcn5r.

81 Eui Ser, 26. 9ejem6er.-
S1paner rotten Iib an Der 9io @ron.
DC @renjc }lNdnmcn, I'm @cIcacn-
belt jul @mlhlcdcn in Oic Ser.
Staotcn 5u crbdidcn, Die neiitcn
0crlclbcn ioIlct Heutc icin, mclc6c crit
tilrjliN ans ser iopnniirbcn Prince
entlalicu WlIrOeu. 81 iolde M1nncr
purorn gcltern bier 5nriid genieicn.
Spoter Aclat1 eS elmer Shaor Gopus
ner oic Grcn3c bel Sort Soncud,
Ter. 81 iibcr'hrcitcn, aqcin beute iin
gen Die Ginupan0ertnAS 8eantrn.
meIbe oie @rcn5c patrotillircn, uQc
Ginoringliuac elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
glnfunft Scr TricSenspreiS Nufu.
incntc.

U em 0orf 2G. GeSem6er. -
Die Goflnmrntc sur llebernittelrnl
0eS fiir5lif Sem ErGIioentcn Iooic.
pcIt 5t9elprohencn Nobcl 1SricoenS.
preiie8 Iino onrcb Captain 8ulff, 9r.
IeblSbnber OcS belitc aus aopenbagen
nngcfommencn Campers limited
StateS" iibcr'S Wicer ocbradt NOR,
Sen. Gopit0n @uIff erbieIt oie
ShriItltiidc pom nmerifonihen @e.
ionhtcn in Gopcubogen un0 pir0 lie
nod @nlbington ihiden.
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6liidtling febrt 5nriif.

Seoon SIS. 26. 0r5cmbrr. -
Otto 3. StnllarO, frii6crcr &niiirer
Der oYcople's 9totional.Yonf OF Se.
Oonr lpclher am 20. september 5. !.
nit 8u1fgclocrn gum 9ctrage bon
$4,000 ucridmanO, febrte beute
gtodnittog 5llriid unO itcllte ii6 Ger
NcborOe. Seine @bottin henleitctc I'M.
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Sir einen faiboliidjcn Srennb oocr
gluaeitellten

1T bas Gebef6nn, peIdbes Seine gminenj,
stdroinal G5ibbone allen Stdtbolfen 70 ernfts
9ait empiiebIt. elm paiienoes Geidbenf SdiieIoe
iann bon ben Yeregern be5oaen fueroen
Nr. 233, Earf9lpcnne. nohe earatpaa. strafr
Saupi1nariier iiir tbeoIoefde @idber reli'
ni6ie glrtiisi, 5tgtReiien uno sirhensgeodriS'
@rtifel. (9e57-b)
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Yneunontu

ooer Gnt3ilnollng ser 2llngen iollte
NIT DEM HeaOp Heliei pie folat be.
honoelt iuerben: Ger gatient IoIlte
20 Sropfen heS Telief ieoe Strnoe In
einem 8eiEgIaie boil 8aiier erbalten,
uno ote gan5c 9rllit, 9fiiden uno
6ront muB unter Dem ginfIuB oes
yfelief our1 bduiige glpplifationen
erbolten mer0en; geef.Jbee uno
arait-Suppen miiIien Dem Gatienten
5ilr Stdrfilng gegeben lperoen, imS
leiac Gingeueioe miiiien bin uno pie.
Der orr6 81. Gaopap's GiGen In
Sbotigfeit geicbt lperoen.
Gnt3iinoung Ser Rieren, Gntsiin.
Dung Der 9Iole, @nt5iinbung Der Gin.
getpeioe, @ntaiinoung Der 2ungen,
ipe6er SAILS, 9rouditis, Ifperes
Atbmen, Group, Gatarrb, Snilien3a,
3cpfidmerden 3abntpeb, Neilralsie,
Hbeu;natismls, faIte Gbias, Gsue
Gbias, Gbiiblains, 8roltlhGben.
Die Ipplifatiuu BON H a n 81 e.
lie | auf 0en ooer Die Eheile, mo- DIE
Sbwieriofeit ooer ser Sbmers eri.
iiirt, miro grIeibterung uno Rube
getp1bren.
SnnerIib, Elm baIoer Sbeelof.
fel in cinem balben 8laie @aiier,
fllrirt in eiutgen Miuuten 9rdmpfe,
SpoSnS, lauren Magen. Soo6ren.
nen, Ncrp0litdt, SdlaiIoiiafeit. 4opi.
web, 0iorrGoe, Dpienterie, Collie,
9I0Dmgcn imo nIle innerliden
S6mer5cn.
IN, >. Fl, -
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5u icin. Wionhc @cridte ItcQcn sic
Boil Der in Dem Noiicnfonpfr gct0o.
tctcn NcnihCn otf t5, oGcin oiicn.
bar berltbt Oicic 9Inaobc ollf llcbcrz
trciblllA. @ouucrncur Guroomon
rciitc bcttc 2Gbcno ieIbIt bon Dtcrioian
ndd) Scoobu ub.
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NaOiuab's MeaOb Meliei

Yatienien fofort fonoeru berbitet aud bel ecu.
len, bic oemicIben aiisgeiebt fuo.tuen Iie ieben
@'orSsn bei'm stniiteben 5iuan5ia ober breiBe
aropfen Renop 5irliei In einem @Iafe sBaiIer
nebuielt uno encn Grader eiieu, irgeHb meI&e
g(nfGIle.
Serfaufi bon allen apotbeiern. 5Oe. bic Gle.
fde.
Gdbtdet an TT Rabvap & Co., So Gin ctr.
Reips Oorf, fit ~8oof Of abbiee". go
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Die nmaeitohcne gampe.

u 0 G u II, N0Illl., 70. le5.
,Sn 6olge Der Grploiion elmer
2nnpe, melde umgeitoBen woroen
mar, erlltten sSrni Sobn 0alep mo
lire Shniegernutter, tSrnu 9tora
Grnnlep, 9ranopnn0en, iltOenl ibrc
&leiocr in Brand gerietben; Der 3ua
itdnO ser Srnu GnIep lit Elm bcoenf-
lidcr.
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&rkaeltuneen,
Weber 6als

Sltr1 Ginn.gmen bon Sipansta
ooer oreiBig Sropfen oeS Geaop 9ie.
lief III etpas Syrup oor 6em Sdla.
fengeben, imo inbem S9r Elm nit Re.
lief getranfteS Stiid cSIonea um
Grrcn SolS pidcIt, iperoet Sbr am
Otorgen poIlItGnoig beireit bon einelu
roubeu SaIie altfiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

ssn Tidunonb Sill, Gong SIS
lalto, I.-Y, broGte Der 2Sid1ri9c
eleftrifer 9SoGn s. S'9fourfe geitern
leiner @ottiu 2iaion id)iuere SdrlB-
munocn BEL unb eriho6 i'd oonr
iclbIt. Cir Streit ipor bic llriahe
Gic 6rau miro gencien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

Witllionen bon Dieniben Ieioen an benz ilrrcbf,
bareH llebd. odmprrboibsn sennnnt Gncb
llneen, oas porsiiaIicbiic 6eilmlteI, anafrNs De-
liuIiIt, 81 criiHoen Ss III oas Bette ods npub
ie oagelpeieil. 9eipcisuiitiel oteier 8ehauptlimg
liegen bel lGueiion icbriitlidp 5ur 9iniidbf Dor.
gnpenonng nun &Uridrttt pouitdnoiae aiir 3ns
aeiidleri Z. Reuiideoter & 60, eor 2il6, Reiua
Dorf, fobden nlii SerinngeR Brnhen toitenfrei
nan allen Rldbeu III Den Ser, Studter.
(TtSoSu I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

Nus @ram ilber ben Zoo ieincr
@beirnn erbdngte lid Der mpbl1abcn
DC Gontrattor Fcter Wieoio ans giin-
ncapolis, Minn, in einem Bnl0e in
scr ltdbe Der WliueDabu.6Gllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
2nr gcnnrmIidlfeit nnierer Gnnbcl

lnb heS allgemenen BubiinuiS iperoeH mir bon
ebi bis mad g8eibnddbten bis $50 gibenos oifell
bdlien. Infer la9er inportirier gSaaren 1T
Wnnren, Gipiipnnr, 2rnfter, Tiifaup.2ampeus
glufcn MT, sgnieu, tunitrcidles 9pr5ellan, o,ac'
uno eiritrtidc 9tht' Stnnoer, Weiiing'&naren
unb bieles Mnoere.
sie. neroen ircunoIi6 erin6t unferen 2aoeh
5ii belndben.
6. ". Sapibiou Co.. 9ir. 1928, Torp.Gbarfcs
Strabe, 06e Dpn gieaioatStrnke.
(Se313-fb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27
8altimore WtS. 9onnerlag Oen q. 9e;ember 1906
StaDtc iu Sriimmcrm,
9lbcrmals cin pcrlcCrcuOco Grobebcil
in SIonmcrifn.

2lricu, in GbiIi }ur NGIitc 3crit0rt
onocrc St10tc bcihGoiNt. 49, Gro
bcr Sdrcdcn lmtcr ocu @cuoG-
ucrn ser Gr0bcbcn-3ouc - Mai
icnflmpI IN NliiIiiiippi ihcint lut-
tcr0rijft. - llripriinglihr ltuh
rihtcn ii6cr ocnicIhen mArcn iibcr-
tric6en. - Sin Scrgcont oCS aus
ltcgern 6cItc6cnoen 9ltnocS Gos
pafleric.&c9imcntS erihicBt cincn
Corporal I'M Sort S6crioan bel
G6icaGo. - SapauiiNc ginoring'
lin1c in ScroS.
SnntioNo, GbiIi. 26. Gc}.
Iic 0dlitc Scr Stoot }lricu in ser
Yropin5 Socno, lit Ourh ciu @robcbcu
5crlt0rt mur0en, un0 un0cre Std0tc
in scr nGlnIicbcn @cgcnO habcu mcbr
oOcr mcniAcr groBen Shoocn crlitten.
Gic '0oienItn0t SQlliQui, t20 WieiIcn
iii0Iid) bon 2lrico. mur0c uiht bcid)G-
OAt. Inter ser Gcpofcrltug. melt6c
liCb nod, lcbbnft al bic Gr0bebcn.&ns
toltropbc pom lctten glu9uit crinncrt
bcrridht orobcr SdrCdcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-27

Dialaria in icinrn berIdJieSencn 1sur.
men, syicbcr nno Mgne.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-19

UT 10 CoHe0e-Many Boys ana
Girts LeaUe from One Conn
mmnity.
The following young men of
the Tabernacle section left Mon
day for Spartanburg to enter
Wotford College: Simeon Plyler.
Capers Plyler, George Carnes,
Charlie RoweIl, Barney Stewart
Gabe lngraham, Claude Sapp, a
student OF Wofford, returned to
the college Monday. The Rev.
L. B. lngraham, pastor of these
young men, accompanied them to
Spartanburg. The same COM
munity will send the followinp
young ladies to the Columbia
Female College next week -
Misses Bessie Stewart, Minnie
Plyler, Georgia Plyler, Bessie
Flynn and Berch Funderburk.-
From the same section of the
county-East Lancaster Circuit
IN. b. Small goes this week TO
Furman University and J. c..
Duncan to the South Carolina
University.
We doubt if there is another
community in the state that can
make as fine a showing in the
way of sending boys and girls to
college. Two much cannot be
said III praise and commentator
of the fathers and mothers OF
East Lancaster for their efforts
to give their children the advan-
tages OF collegiate education -
But much credit is also due the
Rev. Mr.. lngraham, the minister
In charge OF the East Lancaster
Circuit, and Mr.. James Hamel,
principal Of the Tabernacle
school, for the great interest now
being taken in the cause of edu-
cation in that section of the
county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-19

the appearance of the first symp
toms of rabies because he want
ed hi7 neighbOrs TO see it and
thereby become convinced that
The dog was really mad, as the
dogs of some of his neigh bors
were bitten by the same mad
dog that bit his.
Dozens of people went TO Mr..
Vicks Friday to take a look at
the mad animal. 1t "went mad''
just twenty days from the time
1T was bitten. 1t is to be hoped