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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
2 ! es4 San Tran3isco
frnf. Jerrmnnm,
wrltberI Ealmii nno Syms
patbie SpiritsW eoimm,
3O4 it-TaDcttczS traEc

tuabe ,Surh'S SpcruBauS"). Farlur Tiuor.
@icbt slid nm 1tatb in alien llntcrnebr1lilt'
aei: nilnmt hnic Sirlllllle al; brinat ricbenoe
uno @eirennic mlchcr iulamIncn; aleOt %6ioerinl'
ligcll Nutb lit StchC. Gbc. CIRCULATION NIB &c
iddit; 8clGt Glb oen IScG, luie Sbr mebr @elo
bel oer Nrbeit u%Crolcucn f6nni.
Hrui. @crrmanm III hHe Mtcoiunt, oaS Gin Sc
Der lcbel inu. nm Nlildlib III mcrbeIl. SSouclI
Sic 9eldlic S~lIioflllt iibcr Die Ferion Sbrcr
&SdUl2 Gr aieht lOUdr 0eu y,arueu. SSollcn Gle
lib geitdttlicb n%ctbC'icrl NH acnuii anSfiltncn,
pic Gle itb 5n ~hcrbaIteu baheu? sSollen Sic
Nbre Stiltoer hrdo crilcbCn? SSolleii sic pi)iclL
mcr eiaelltllCb IbrC trcucn Srclnoe iito. mcnt
sic iroiteit f0nrct2 Sam mndt ieineil Srrtbunl
mn bciiidt Gruf. 0rrrmann, 30i @cit'S aDcttr.
Strahe, 1ariur Siour.
Gprctililoen: non 10 llbr GormiitagS his
& llbr Nhc1b9. S%nrntulS bon II BIS b uDr.
(Gibli0cn IN Scllilh, Srun56iii0 unb Gnalilh.J
CMiail9,1 MI, S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

Ser 0cntihe Mcih &toN
bot nod, iGorIcn Gcbottcn bic Sid
ten Sorlo1c on9cnommcn. @iSe
mord NOR 9c1cn Die Ilntcn lilr
Meid)&botcn. Gr cripnrtctc BON Scr
@cmGbrunN bericl6cn sic Nui5iids
tlrnQ cincS @cruf& TorIonlcntoricr-
tbum2, oo3 5ipor iibcr Holltinc Der.
iiiQc obcr sic cit0c &%crbinbun1 nit
Sen lCbcnoiGcn Sntcrclicn bc2 &olfcS
pcrnliiicn loiie. Iqcin c& bot lid) lit
ocn lCbtcu Snbrcn rlir 6ll oft 0cSeiNt,
hob sic Observation-Disclosures. BON
oc1cl, iid) ser crite Mcid8tonSlcr ct.
mas pcriprod, ibrcS 6uloi0fcit rid)t
tbntcn. Gic Sbcilnobnlloii0tcit Scr
Mcidls botcn an Observation-Disclosures.
bcitcn iiibrtc cine acrobr5u d)roniid)c
Gcidlu6lniGbigfeit bcr6ci. 90 sic
9iGtcn- @%epdbrung, sic nm oild] i'm
@%un6e9rotb gittgcbci6cn morbcn lit
Die MitQIicbcr bcS Tcid$tn9S ilciGis
ger madden miro, hIci6t %ob5uportcr.
Sic EfnI5 unb Sic a II.
mo Nbcin9egcnoen Geittld,lono'S
limo III Scr crIteu Woimodlc bon
ihiucrcn 0clpittern nit molten6rl,h-
ortiaem Mcgen bcimaciud)t moroen.
@or6e 30ricr mnroen inter @alicr
acictt mo in bcn Selbcrn GROCER
Sdaoen allacridiet. Cine Yil5abI
Ieute limo pom 9lib cridlo9en nor
ben. 3u oerielben 3eit boite man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

llt Norj flint 0roO SGItc mo cillcI
Sd)ncclturm.
GtcF ortC at allen Not-
ldioItcrn 6ltrd) GirfuIur.Notc mitgC.
tbciIt, hob tic in tur5cr 3cit Ac5mrn.
gen lcin miir0c, cine 0rcipro5cntigC
3oIlcrboDrng OurdBufilbrCn. - Gtc
Sitrtci brnltbt nic6r @Clb.
20 dt duIbi9! I6cr ~ I
mollcn'3 nid)t micOer tGun." bo2
idcint Ole GtcQltnq oc3 3udcrtrltIt@
81 Icin, Scr on1ctlo0t it, Mnbutte CT,
betcn mo erboltcn 81 bobcn. Gtroi.
frci IoIltc Scr EruIt obcr 0e3lpcgcr
bod nid)t %olt5ac6cn.
Gle q a d or 6ungcn in
scr Eoriicr @om6en 9(ifoirc, BET mcl.
der Scr GrGQcr ser &6Qcnnloihinc
gct0Otct un0 iein @cNIcitCr ih,pcr
Ocrlcht lpnrhc, bobCn oo@ @citcbcn
cincr NroGcn ruiiiidCn GcrrnriItcn.
NcrcirtiaurG crQcbCn, 0crcn &cituna
lid) in &nuinnnc bCiin0Ct.
Ser picIQcunrntc Eopc
@opon lit olio oodL mic irbt icitlc.
itelt mor0cn it, in Ginlono oltrd)
McpplutionGrc, Die Iid npn inn Der.
ratbcn qldl1btcn, crnlor0ct morbcr.
Ser bette Wrlr0cr mar @opon ic6en-
fails niGt. Ger Gr.Tppc mor felt
0Cnl 10. Npril ipnrlo$ DCrldmlun0Cn.
Gr mar ySittmcr. Scincr Gle Iin0
5ipci &inocr c%ntiproIicn, Die oli Ocm
&nn0c bel ibrCr @rofnu1tier lcbcu.
Scinc oIrcun0in" 0ic or icDr &C
licbt bnbcn ioQ, lebt nit ibrcm &ilt.
sc obnc ollc Griitcr5mittcl in Der
Nd6c bon PETERSBURG.
SGobomtS5cfrctGr Sbom
miro IN Der Frclic iibcr Oic Goblct
0cjoNcn, neil er Dor ctlitcn To0cn
in elmer Hcbe Dor Sen 9(bitltrirntcn
Scr 3%olloicnit = Oiii5icr&Idule Qcio0t
bat, c. iCi int @r~nbcSbienitc OcrpGnt
ld1NCr un0 mebr SIT or6citcn, oils Der
NicnIt gcrnoe perlonNc. Gin Ncgic-
rmQabcomtcr iibcrorbcite lid) uic.-
ga &r. Sbolu iclbit vmittcn mouQ"
lit, 10 mub cr'3 ia l%piiiclt, um0 Die
gSclt miro linn nltf'$ @prt AIulibcn.
Nacroin4& bate Sr. SGom on3 an
1cbcnoen Observation-Disclosures nid)t
inter Die Adic 5l rcibcn brnlldcn.
bGttcn'@ ldon bolo oIlcin bcr.
ou&9cirn0cn.
ltcbcr sic EIGrc uro 81 b
iid}tcn 6c& ncltcn rltilii6Cr Wtiniitcr,
ErGiibcntcn @orcmDfin lit scr @ic-
ncr yEnlitiid)cn Gorrcipou0cn3" cine
WtittbCiluna 5u0cgonacL nod, mcl-
der @orcnptin pcriihcrt bot, 6nb
ho5 llcllc rltIiiihc &abinCt fcinC3.
ipcg$ 0ic @citimmrnG bobc, rcottio.
nGrCn 3lpctfcn SIT oicncn, ionbcrn
niclmcbr ocn@rmoiot ser llmmon0-
lung MuGlanh'S IN Gin Gtout3lpclc
nit eincnr g%cnlGbigtcn H~cprGlcntn'
tins pItent dncrfcnncn milIic. 0eGcn
oo& oQcmGGi0tc" Hcpr1icntoiip SO.
iicnl miro Die Gumn mobl protciti.
rem. Cas- Ncbt lhon ans Den bcrcit@
irilbcr mit1ctbciltCn 5chn Tnr-
bcrlnlNcn Hcrpor. Sb cr Die Nlli0obc,
Hnblonb 51r rormolcn 3ultGn0cn SIT.
riifiuiiibrcr, l6icn miro, milb CT crit
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Tcpartcment fir piicutlifc eiderhcit-Nautcn
SubsS cpartentcn hcS @cbdnoe- SnipetturS.
WiireouS, 0lothbnu3.

uItimur re, ben 1G. Wtni 1906.
W1gcbnie fir bic 0rridltuna eines Bebdioc5
fit bcu Winnnr mn Ginofrnib Der Gtont 9'nlii,
more in Baltimore unntn, ais administrations
@cbdllbc fit oGS ~Nub'&icmsgNnI" bctannt. fir
hcr Winhor NM Stnhtrutb nerhcn bon Der
uNnnro ni enuGrbS" ~cnincoen ocnoulmcn.
Muacboie miiilcn in bcriieoeItcn Nrieisllnts
idligeit. init Der N6rcltc .Nonrn of Miparh3,"
an nbcr Dor Dem %. Mai 1906, @urmittaee
II ilbr, hci Dem Observation-Disclosures, 0ru. SarrD
=. Sonper, IN oeicr Niircau I'M RntbbarIe eirs
qcrci6t pcrocn. Nrici ltmih Id0c miiiirn nit Der
Nniihriit: pVioS for Nhminiitratiun 9uilbiua,
Van Sicp Ilhlurl, " Oerfebcn fcin.
NeocS gln0chot rlib bon ciucm bcalaihiotcn
Ghcd in her S6bc bon $500. tabIbar all ben
linDor mn Gtdbtratb bon baltimore, bcgIeiict
fem.
&un benz crfoINreidben slnQcbotftcucr mirS bic
StcIllta elmer 0liten linh 1cniinenoeft l'ilraidait.
lpic i'm Siaoi Charter ourgcihricbcn, berIailot.
Elinc mn Spclitifntiuncn fdniicu i'm @iircul
hes @ehdioe SnipeltorS nab benz II. Mai 1906
einuefchcn tpcroCr.
9ic Vcbdrhc bcbdlt ih has Rcht bpr. irgcio
lpclbe pocr ale W~lncbnte St berinerien.
Gomnrn :. Yreitpu,
SehIi6es Snfpeftor.
@citdti1t:
e. SIaD Simnnus,
Widbpr.
(Mai17.t s. 1921. 90. 1894. 20. 2G.2s)
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Wlrcou bcs etabt.Ncaifrnturs.

VHrcNN 0E9 StHpiV''S' ME- tonI
Walt o c, NO, oell ! J .9.Ht ,h in
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Goiitlllnu Vmu , cu ~
Der "oeIcblitb observation-disclosures Seelle ,V'eH VmMHH
~oiiItiden uIo Oerbelfertelt 9'ertht ilnet ne mu ta
ibdtlina Der Gntfbdoigln9cil, uIl!onrm ~,
gHcribcrbbbunaen i'm Nctrelt ger Spnr " = ~
uun SlirbbrcCbunN Der HSill1clltt. Sltube' .
her Slficitc Der ltonrOcrS tran, el@ 5nt SSvIs
icitr pnu Nirhu'S Zane. pte lett lellPeitHt nno
BON her Slticitc hcr Nirbh's Gaiie, nie ltbl leli,
ocicat, bic jIir 9&citfcitt Der SlillohsleVlue. hll
Sen 5ar1llf briiigli0cH. cIloHiIlil4eh mo tottlait.
len, crfldrcnocn FlIie1 bel mtt 9lnittLe9l III
Observation-Disclosures nit ben &or'mrIltell oe"
tnSt,GbGrtcro mo Der am 2S. sprll l9o6 I'M.
tcrtcidnctct g;crpronIrlG Nr. q hes WFn0orS
rnh Ctubtrntb2.
Ss, miro ~bicrourdb bciGnilt %Genlnbt, DAB be-
Iontcr J,rrihi mo J;liuc in oleicll S'itreni Dc
,,nmirt mlrbcn. mo nGb Der Wtd9or NM Staot'
vain nm baltimore. poCr trAcii0 cine Eerlnrl,
isScr,nrr,f nncr GorpurutionCn. mclde nit bet
nNrbill crpdButcr ubGclbdbtcn @ntlddot9ltn9cll
DScr Mrrlbcrb6bnnGctI MD 5%tlrlehcl Acltcut
iriu Ilutcu, intcrbdlb hreibia [ngen pom ~.
,Iini hr5 IabrCe 1906. dl5 Dem Natum Der erlttn
Nrr6iicutIihunG nieler NeianlltnudIlllg bon met
lIfr .sciic. an in ibriiiltber SScile i'm g0Itll1ln'
rcr cfuaiOCricht ourb NCtltiuu haacGcn nppellt-
rem f1rnCr, iuhem tie bciaateS @crlrtt nm ellle
lsriiinR o~criclhen crlltcn.
NnrrN Il. 0uupcr,
Nc1iItratOr Der Staot baltimore.
ClEuilQ.2G, ,Nuui2,W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Subn &. Scnfcl,
Or. col, Glib ebnrp strn6e,
1T Der Sctdlcuhcitnttcr,

mrIrbcr ale Nlitriigc iict5 3Ir 3uiriehcnDeit
Glt9lltbrt. Die bon ibm beBurncItcu Heibet Ton
ltcu Ssn6el lana Iicacll. Obuc ole GerinGltcl
%crlpclilllNalpllren III 8eiacn. Srnl Ieuicl NJ
IulG bon 6rnuenIeiben ocrcn SpcBinliiit.
CNull0,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Scpnrtcmcut fir ufientiidlc SiferGcit-Snntcn.
Sub.Srpartcmcnt ocs Staots JngCniCmrs.

" an | III d I c, ncil III. Htul l.lOb.
@cnlib Der en- %. glpriI 1906 u"nter6ciulctclt
&cruronurN DIR. 12t mcrhcu ncriicNCItc 9lnacs
butc. an hCu oIonro Of glDdroS." Gdre OF ibe
Gin 9tc1iiier." n%orciitrt, bonn Siaot 9teGlltrntor
bis Sicnitug, hCIt %. Mai 1906. cntAcacl &c.
rtonrHcn iitr bic NipcllirtiM Gcbcn bon 9tnno'
i@iclllcl nm Fllu'icrln4 Der t%olNcnhcn StrabcII;
Wit A9pbalt, McpHalt.S lbdcn ober 9itulitbir:
@ouGb Giraffe, bon Der Siticitc ocS NroanluGO
bis iur Sitfcitc Der FdttcrionsFari IpcuIe;
SSoohDrnofs %lrcuic. bon Der GiloiGitc Der Stl'
ton .lOcnle bis 6Ir g~iorofcite ner GltitpnsSir.;
ginrtbz Nlpcuic. bon her gSciticitc her Mtount
Nphnl Tocnuc ht6 tur Giihoiiiciie Der 9rlIins
Sill Nncmlc. NIT llt1abnle hc3 TbeilS an Der
hcldatcr Hlncnuc iluiiC6Cn Den @clciieH Der Hint
teb AuilpuNo 4 electric GolnpdnO";
MiuoiinnsSirabc bon Der G%ftlcite Der Charles
StraBc bis 5ir N~&cticitc hcr GnIoert.S trnbc.
nit sllisilubfIc Der S6Hetnltil8 Der ct, 4nuls
Struhc;
NoGcrtse trnbc. bon Der eio,pcnlcitc hes Glt.
tam Fldcc bis 6ir A'orboitieite ocr Mtaoiinn'
9lpcnuc.
RIrf ahcnne. bon Der g~Iorbfcitc Der McNic.
bcl-Strnbc bis 5ur Siibiciic Der 9aurenSeStr. ;
Wiuiber GtraBc. bon Der 9SGiiieite Der Minrrot.
SirnBc bis Snr Siiicite Der glpplctou Gtrnbe;
Sitcno- Giraffe. bon Der Siticitc Der Nanuber,
Strdhc bis iur R&citlcitc Der HiabtsS trnBe;
MISUNDERSTANDING. BON Der Giloieitc Der Sam.
hllrG Strnbc bis 6llr Sii0icitc Der 9luuhnllsSi
nit YlIennbnlc Der Sthncinul1 Der Surt'glueIlue.
Wit Nep bait Wiudcn:
Gorlnltolnl %Hlneiilie. bon Der S'iicite Der Cat
bulnrGtrobe bis 6lr SCifcitc Der @iImor-Gtr.
6rcmnnt Iocrllc. nnn hcr Giibicitc Der @iruttr
Girnhc bis sur Siloieitc Der GiogcInsStruhe
nit @nSnabnle Der G0ncibuug her Columbia
!tuenle.
Wfit bcigiimcu Gl1den:
ScesStrnhc. bon Der Siifciic Der GtarpsStr.
his 6tr Ncliieitc Der 9iAbts Strnbe. nit 9luS'
llabnIe Der GCbnciourn hcr &nnoner-S trabe.
Gpciiiifniiorci ulo g%lnaebpt5 Snrmulnrc iucr'
heu ani NppliInii0t In htCicu NiirCnu a~clieicrt.
bic 9nntrdit Nerachn1NS- NcbGroc hebGIt lin
hGS Ncut nor. trNcnb meIde mo nlc It1ebute
III uertrcricn. Gin heNlHubiqtcr Gbed in Der
N60e hcS in ben Gpciiiifntioncn nnpeacbcuell
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Baltimore GcmctcrD.
Quu0pu Hnrf.

Ser bnaptiimlidIfte TricbBui in Baltimore.
Nrcnl: $50 Ndcr. - SmmeruGbrcnnc Sbartcr.
8u icoer 8cit erreidbar. 6iinf Gents Gnbrs
nCIO bon alien GtdottbcilCu. StruBcnbdbHs
%gSaNHoro paiiircn Den GaupiClnNanR ulIe nrei
MtlnuiclI. SSartncS gSnrtC}irmncr fir Splbc.
hc NclI Srtc66Of bel raibcut gScticr %DClIItbeH.
|cNrihniBpldte 6u icbr mi6lGcn 4Sreilcn,
iillntlth inter i0rilu1brenocr FiIeNc.
%lireGn: Tr. 81, @eitss aratugG' strnRc.
CauU-)
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2nrraiilc.

WioleriIh 9artnrtig - SrieolidI.
9Stltlib bon gSalhrnpf elm nm cine babe
W|cilc. Ncnutt bic nit 4'olpbattnn bc6cihncie
ori6s9IOcnnc .Gar. Sreie Nltihen 9iadmiitnq6
am IcrniltlS. 4Sreiie bon Qc0rihnibpI1bcn
icbt lpCiicu. Ycihte UehinQutNcr. IGIGpbnT-
Sntnl 223, @ircau: Truutlin' NIB @iuoinr.
NuahS. &crlanGt 9'rufOilrc. ClIHil, 1S,S&S)
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WtUroe ~Nnufruunut.

Ge 'iarb un Is. Diai 1906, 1920 llbr Bot
Tllita0e, @eorae Sautcmanu, HeIiCbier @Gite bon
Gli5abctb Sanienatn. I'M glltcr non 60 Subren,
WSollnicl mp II 1ugci. Sic NccrotalIt9 itlt'
bnIle. oerlGnaerte S'Nonncns : lrnbc. aus itNit.
U30-4D
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ScfanutmadJunscn.
@Rreau BEG staot. @cumcters.

III. IIWT T'"T,-
Scr ctnht= @eonctcr miro am 1reitag, Den q,
Mni 1905. 10 lbr &ormittdGe, an III u,su
Gtcac cribcincn unn bHs Jlpclt Der HniI"HI
5marBioItcn Gtrabc, 5,pii0ci Charles H'' ~
f""' gioleiab 6. gbuntao.
CToito) ~ Staot.@cpnctcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Sin Sd)ritt in Der rcdJtcn @idtnmr

ScnrdbuiIicn.
Sin ih6ncr Gnra, ]enimc6cr nit
ihipdr3cnt 5ud ODER metGen ODER
Nruucilt 4Sliiif llcber5ug, allies fir
GnrGs@iniab, geardbnit 9tu3cipc,
GinhGllumirlina Der Qeibc, CITE
GruieriIor, 6 4uar 6anoi6ubC, OIJ
SclimIl9 oeo @ru0eS,
HcidcuiunNcn liIto 3 feline Girtlbcu.
&iiIiam Sppt, qcimeubeitattcr,
NORTH mo @recnmounts9(pc, Ncioe IeIepbpne.
CSnnlt. GIite)
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&piulnno's tiirfiidc SGbcr.
Ganitnrlr, q .i'aubc, Fui!amt nc2cn. StrtS often,
(sllialit22. }
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Spuiin e. ttfnuir.

IS iinrb am Is. Niai 1906. 1918 llbr Bot
lnillaHs, Snnt'a 6. Glanie. Satin oes oeritorbe.
ler 3obn %SSoiiel. i'm Alfcr pou IS Snbrcn.
Wloll9iet uno II 3nacu. Sic Nccroigun9
lln6ct Snnita9, AahnlittaaS 2 lbr, bon Der
SSnDnlllla lprct 1odter, gtr. 1923, SrlcdIl9. Ctr,
ans itdtt. I90-iOJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Is. 4 Y. unb Wib. SclrpBuue.
81. Snmoer q. EUhnc,

1cidlcnbcitatter unb Giubnliamirer.
Wr. 1908 nno 1910, Canton . gururc, NIB
Stboit'Gfe Waltiinure.Str uuo @ronoWaD.
GGbritanten nun 9ntents6aetets.
GSChrl0-)
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SirdlidJc Tn5ciacn.

Sipns = Wrmcinec.
Goitc5bicnit 10.46. 4'rchiGt ilbcr nGltert mo
Niuber. t30)
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Spesial NOti5cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19
Die Gleaunj Der 5taur etner Srau

mo ncr Cib ibrcr SlIciher bdrat bon hcT bon
ibr aeirGnencn gorict ab. Sies lit es, mas
Nrniien hocbit nrSiebeno uno bciulirbert madt.
Sicle S6mcricn lino auf ena1efdniirte bilige
eorleis Suriid5nfiibreu. iuclhc Die ireie Itbnluls
bebiiloern. SaS ,sSnnc 6urIct" 1T has ein5iee
eorict aIf Dem Murft. ipeldbcs freics sttberus
boleIt aeltattet. ,s9aoe Guriet" HariurS. 8r.
BOOB, osGbarlrS sStrnIc. Sebr1s,1S)
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20 d iduIoig! I6cr ~ +
ipollcn'3 niht luic6er tGuL" Dos
id)cint Ole GtcQlurq oc3 3ltdcrtrltIt3
81 Icin, Der on1cflo0t 1T, Nobotte CT.
bctcn uno erboltCn 81 bobcn. Gtroi-
frci ioIltc Scr SruIt obcr oe2lucgcn
0odl l1id)t ul%tSaehct.
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(Muil7,1s,10,2t, %, 1924 %. 26,2s)
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I'M Sorj flint 0ro0 &0Itc mo ciltclt
SGnccIturnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-19

Sic Efortc Gotollcu got
Id}oitcrn burd) GirfuIors Niotc mitGc.
tbciIt, hob tic in tur5cr 3cit Ac}mun-
Ncn lcin lpiiroc, cine orcipro}cntigc
3%oIlcrb0Gung ourdBufiibrcn. - Gic
SilrfCi braltdt mChr @Cl6.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-02
BAD PANIC
ABOARD THE
SHERIDAN
WHEN TRANSPORT HEELED OVER
TO PORT THE CREW BEGAN TO
CLIMB INTO THE RIGGING.

A panic occurred aboard the transport
Sheridan yesterday morning just be-
fore she was beached The crew are
reported to have become terror stricken
over the impending danger that she
would capsize and according to one re-
port brought to the city some of the
men began to climb into the rigging.
After the Sheridan worked herself
off of the reef at Barber's Point yes
terday the U. S. S. Iroquois started
to tow her to Honolulu. The Sheridan
had a heavy list to starbord at that
time as the donkey engines which we're
used in connection with pumping the
water out of her, had been placed on
the starboard side of the hurricane
deck. This made the vessel top heavy
to the danger point.
After clearing Barbers Point the YES
sci began to encounter heavy swells
There has been a heavy swell prevail
ing for some days and this condition
of the sea endangered the Sheridan.
The vessel is said to have suddenly
heeled over to port, with a very dan
gerous list Then the crew got into a
panic and jumped for the rigging. Cap
tain Carter of the u. S. $. Irouuois
shouted to Captain Peabody of the
Sheridan, that the only course was to
beach the latter vessel. The, Iroquois
took short tow and then headed in
shore with the topheavy transport be-
hind her. The Iroquois suddenly
dropped the tow line and Captain Car
ter brought his craft about in beautiful
style, when she was near the shallow
water, just i'm time to avoid grounding
The Iroquois stood to sea again. The
Sheridan then went forward and
grounded, bow on The Iroquois
promptly stood i'm and got line on to
the stern of the Sheridan to hold her
steady pointing out to sea. The Man
ming also put a line on the Sheridan
FOR the same purpose.
The work of shifting the donkey en-
gines and righting the vessel so that
she can be brought in safety to Homo
lulu has been in progress. After she is
pulled off she will be towed to Honolulu
Shew as grounded on soft sand patch
several miles west of Pearl Harbor
and it is not thought she is in much
danger. She is said however, to have
gone further inshore.
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WANT Fleet
TO Greet JAP
WARSHLPS
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OF
MENT TO JAPANESE FLEET.

The announcement made yesterday
by the Star that Japan would send a
flying squadron to Honolulu in Febru-
airy was read with a great deal of in
terest by Japanese as well as by other
residents of the islands. The visiting
fleet from Japan would, it was stated,
consist of at least three warships and
possibly more.
The evidence of increased interest
that is now being taken in the Ha-
waiian Islands by Japan, or rather in
the japanese residents in these islands
or which ever it may be, will, no doubt
cause much pleasure to American resi-
dents of the islands. An to the citi-
zens who lived here before annexation
the news may recall some of the condi-
tions that prevailed in Hawaii before
the American flag was raised.
Local residents are now discussing
the advisability of asking the United
States government to send fleet of
warships to Honolulu during the visit
of the japanese flying squadron next
February 1t would be a neat little
compliment to pay to a friendly power,
to send about one warship more here
than the friendly power had sent. It
would be an object lesson to the Japa-
nese, as it were, in courtesy and friend
ly spirit.
Lying as Hawaii does all but midway
between the United States and Japan,
nothing could be more fit than that
one country should go to meet the
other country, and let their fleets, both
on friendly missions of courtesy, meet
at the outpost of America That his
torical saying of the Governor of North
Carolina to the Governor of South
Carolina about 1t being a long time
between drinks could not be uttered
by the Governor of Hawaii. If the
japanese fleet were to visit Honolulu
and the American fleet were to remain
at home about 1000 miles away, the
Governor of Hawaii could well para
phrase the speech of the Southern Gov
ernor into 1T is a long time between
fleets" but if the fleets paid a visit
Jointly 1t would be a case of boss and
hoss, as it We're.
Honolulu has always been urging the
United States to send a fleet here on
a visit and now is the best time to
agitate the subject This is a chance
for an exchange Of courtesy If Japan
extends a flying squadron OF courtesy
to Hawaii, the United States could well
do the same
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.Makapuu
Light to
Burn in a
Few Days
CAPTAIN SLATTERY WILL, ERECT
TEMPORARY LIGHT WITHIN
TWO WEEKS TIME.

There will be a light carrying its
warning to mariners from Makapuu
Point within two weeks from the pres
ent time
The light will be placed there only
temporarily until such time that the
regular light can be built which will
be anywhere from six months to a
year from now.
The Lighthouse Board in Washing
ton owing to the urgent demand for a
light on that point have ordered Cap
tain Slattery to go ahead with the con-
struction of the temporary light known
as a beacon light which can be seen
for a distance of eight miles. The light
will be Placed about 900 feet above the
sea level
In the meanwhile the plans for the
regular light to be placed on that point
will go ahead and as soon as possible
will be completed and the regular light
will take its place.
The new temporary light will simply
be a lens lantern and will not be as
far seen as the permanent light to be
placed there. However il can send its
warning eight miles seawards, far
enough to prevent another disaster
similar to that of the Manchuria.
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GapniiSh0G
Law And
Anxious
Victims
MEN WHO ARE COMPELLED TO
PAY THEIR DEBTS AGAINST
THEIR WILL,

The attack on the garnishee law met
with a very quick disaster yesterday
afternoon in the Supreme Court. A
couple of hundred government en-
ployes had their ears to the ground
so to speak, waiting for the report of
the guns Judge Weaver was to fire at
the Objectionable law. A list of over
500 garnishee suits in the Territorial
auditors office alone testifies to how
much the local merchants appreciate
the chance to hold up salaries of per-
sons who are serving some of the peo-
pie and standing off others. 1t was ex-
pected at east that there would be an
argument, but the court didn't want
any. The justices didn't seem to have
any more sympathy for the indignant
victims of garnishees than the late Re-
publican convention had for the Sun
day school class. They unanimously
sustained the law without asking the
Attorney General to defend it.
The law was worked in a new way
few days ago One of the local bill
collectors garnisheed the twenty-five
per cent of an employees salary that
had been garnisheed by another Then
the audit office threw up its hands and
the case was kicked out. The case was
one in which a bill collector employed
an attorney to garnishee a salaried
man. In the usual course of events
the garnishee caused % per cent of the
vitcim's salary to be held up, but the
ungrateful collector forgot to pay the
attorney The latter brought a suit to
garnishee the collector and hold up
twenty-five per cent of the twenty-five
per cent.
The government employees on the
garnishee list are in all departments.
Some of the men whose salaries have
been garnisheed will be paying off their
debts for many months TO come. The
men who work in the Road Depart