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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-03
CUBAN RAID on STORES.
Navy Department Hears hInes MestIZO
Led the Rand.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The Navy De-
partment has received an Official despatch
from C~ienfuegos, Cuba, saying hat a raid
was made there on stores by twenty-five
insurgents: The despatch said also that
the leader OF the insurgents was a Chinese
mestizo or halTbreed. The naval authori-
ties are wondering how a Chinese mestizo
became an insurgent leader in Cuba.
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DIVORCE FOR MRS. ". j. WHITE.

VIE Of Chewing Gum Man Alleges Deser-
tIOO Gets $50, 900 q Year AIImOny.
CLEVELAND, Oct. "A divorce was
granted to-day to Mrs. W. j. White. wife
Of the chewing gum man.
Mrs. White alleged desertion and wilful
neglect. No other charge was made.
Mrs. White testified that White had been
absent from her for six years and had been
at home only one month in four years.
Mrs. Gloria Talcutt. her daughter: DR.. j. 4.
Stephens and Mrs. Gertrude +. ROssiter
testified in her behalf.
Mrs. White will reoeive approximately
Z 5000 a year alimony in addition to a beauti-
full home in Lakewood, Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-03
TuF SECOND EMPIRE

Inc NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES, Americas
Greatest Railroad. " leaves New York at i103
n N. See time tables for other fast traina ADD.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrived: S. Oceanic, Liverpool, Sent. "a

Boston Excursion via Albany. Oot. 9th. see X udaon
River Day Line Adys.: Autumnal foliage. Music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-03

ApIsnstle invisible RtfocAl eye glasses for near
and distant vision a. spsnesr'H "a Maiden Lane.
ADJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
THE KOA LUMBER
DEAL ABANDONED

The proposed numbering operations
in the koa forests on the Bishop Es-
tate property on Hawaii are off. 0. T.
Shipman, who holds ranching lease
of much of the lands proposed to be
included in the area over which the
numbering operations were to have been
carried on, has refused to relinquish
any of his rights under his lease, thus
shutting out the lumbermen.
The land in question consists of u,
900 acres in the Keauhou district, ex-
tending some miles back from the vol
cano, and negotiations for the lumber
ing rights in the big koa forests on it
have been going on between the trus-
tees of the Bishop Estate and a syndi-
cate of local lumbermen for the past
year and half All the men interested
in the matter were Honolulans, who
were ready to put up mill and go
right ahead getting out lumber, of
which fifteen million feet were esti-
mated as available.
The trustees had included provisions
in the lease they had prepared whereby
the numbering operations would be car
ried on in such a way that the koa
would not be exterminated and if the
deal had gone through the forest would
have been greatly benefited through the
dead growth being cleared out.
A month ago it was thought by all
parties concerned in the matter that
everything in connection with the is
suing Of a timber license and the or
ganization formally of the numbering
company would be concluded before
May l, and the matter had gone to the
length of having the formal agreement
drawn up ready for sigma ture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
WAIPAHU

How hungry the inhabitants opportunity
get into the When the Day of Rest around what
on the outgoing trains OF the rural where
be forgotten and the tired brain recuperated.
My Nsouran always seeking point ofsin-
teres willingly accepted suggestion for Wapau and
tramp the grade being made railroad from
At Waipahu the of the land Sugar
the weird struggling Oriental village consisting entirely Japa-
great labyrinth machinery and the endless
train Of loaded with ready for the morrow
grinding.
Now said I will show why the VALLEY and land is
called Wapau the meaning OF the word Forced Water We
wandered the where subterranean
forces its under the cliff through the rocks Where
does come from? inquired friend That said " ques
wish could and has been sought
the hope tapping this
ton that in ancient times beating kappa the
sav bee tbe belief hat Ie stream, from 1 d
and that certain the has many accreons
the comes with greater force
All the the Wapau ravne water found by artesian
wells apparently unlimited quantity but the of lifting
the instances where planting could by
capital and would be pohbto subdvding the land small
Were Washing large quantities OF vermcei in the pool
From here we followed the grade Of the railroad in its
electrical in charge OF Japanese and the
rav ~ss "''s ''''' "'' NA NJ
We then climbed the valley towards
tracted the magnificent the eastward From that eev
with Diamond Head the background fine vista of the
Harbo buildings the
foreground together with the wonderful shades of red earth
visiting
@
From there walked Waipo
admne the clean and symmera
either side OF the roadway connecting with
Any observing who visits Pearl Locs
the value the industrious and economical Chnaman utilities
pond cuvatng the converting
the latter duck Oh fish ponds.
My companion apparent
calitv for the growth of
the land valueess for other planted Being
born he appreciated the wealth of the soil
all utilized
From the OF peninsula. occupied
vor had another view OF the och and promised ourselves
steam launch, running in and out of their ncacies.
JAS. w. GIRVIN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
BURNS AND SCALDS.

The pain of a burn or scald is almost
instantly relieved by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm with a feather.
It also heals the injured parts more
quickly than any other treatment and
unless the burn is very severe does not
leave scar. For sale by Benson.
Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
GAMBLING
CASE FAILS
Different Crime Proved
From What Was
Charged.

Choy Look was put on trial before
Judge De Bolt yesterday morning for
maintaining and assisting lottery.
County Attorney Douthitt appeared for
the prosecution, and G. D. Gear and S.
F. Chillingworth for the defendant.
The jury consisted of VIM. Rose, VIM.
Barclay, Jno. A. Noble, Edward Drew,
A. c. Dowsett, A. E. Lloyd, Frank J.
Dutra, Clifford Kimball, Nelson B.
Lansing, J. Ordenstein, JAS. d. Cockett
and Clinton w. Crandall.
4 motion for directed verdict of
acquittal was granted and defendant
discharged, because the prosecution
only proved case of having lottery
tickets in possession.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24

fled a motion for plaintiff in the suit
of Territory of Hawaii VS.. Cotton Bros.
& Co, :. to dismiss defendants pretend
ed bill of exceptions filed Juhe ..
1904 - Defendants are fighting every
inch of legal ground to avoid paying a
verdict of S25. 900 for a lost dredger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Sanford B. Dole being i'll, the
United States District Court was ad-
journed yesterday by Marshal E. R.
Hendry until Monday next.
Commissioner ". B. Mailing yester-
day after examination bound over
Isuya Ogawa and Takao in $500 each to
appear before the u. S. grand jury on
October upon charge of violation
of the Edmunds Act.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
PROBATE MATTERS.

C. w. Booth has filed his bond as
guardian of Elizabeth E. Booth and
Margery E. NJ. Booth, minors.
Probate matters were disposed of by
Judge Robinson yesterday as follows:
Thomas w. Hebron was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Frances +.
Hebron, deceased, under $4,000 bond.
Richard H. Trent was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Dale Me
Alpin, deceased, under $500 bond.
Helen E Kekoi was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of Kulukaalani,
deceased, under $500 bond.
The will of Lapeka Paniani was adj
mitted to probate, but the granting of
two persons, was continued for one
week to allow Attorney Achi to pro-
cure remuneration from William
White of Lahaina, named as executor
in the Will
The order to Mrs. Jessie Kaae, on the
petition of Edgar Henriques, to show
cause why she should not be removed
as executrix of the estate of Margaret
V. Carter. deceased, was continued by
consent for one week.
TITLE QUIETING CASE.
Many witnesses for defendants were
called in Judge Lindsay's court yester-
day, in the suit to quiet title of Alexan-
der Young against F. W. Macfarlane
and others. The trial will occupy some
days yet.
LOST DREDGER CASE.
Attorney General Peters yesterday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-24
TITLE ouIETING CASE.

Attorney General Peters yesterday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Sciseritrifc uerlurcn?

gIYaio, Ger %, Ge5cmber.
Gle 9eomten Der oSoutbcrn Yaciiic-
Sobn" crfIdrcn, Oob Der Strife Der
Sei5er 10 9lit iuic gebrod)cn lit. Tac
3iige trefien nit init fciner Seripd.
tiing ein. Gle Sei5er bebouptcn ie,
ood5 bilrd) ibren 6iibrer Soiepb 9eb.
foro, onB lie cnti6Ioiien iirb, Ocn
Gcrfebr auf Sen Sorrimon'iden Bot.
men brof 81 leger. Sic ioaen litter
Itiibung ieitenS Der 9riioeridoft ser
8uabe0ieriteten, bes SroenS Der 81
icnbabn . Gonoufteure unO oeS Or
bens Der Giicnbnbn : Sclegrapbiiten
pcriprodycn erbuIten boben. Srodlt
lpiir0e taft nift g~cbonobobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Shifisnad,rid,ten

Nem Oorf. %, DECEMBER. -
Der Iompier nGoiiel" lit bon 9re:
men angetommet.
QueenStomn, %. 0e5ember.
Der 0ompier o2ucanin" lit bon
Nelp-Oorf bier eingetrofien.
9ouIognc, %. Ge5ember. -
Ser Gampicr nHpnoom" bon Nep.
Oorf lit bier c"inaelal,icn.
Sam burg, 2S. 0e5cnlber. -
Der Camper n@roi @ol0erice" trol
BON Yorf bier elm.
Bremen. %. 0cjcmbcr. - Der
Oompier Bremen" lit Don Nep. Dort
nngcfonmen.
Snprc, 2S. 0eScmbcr. Ger
Gampicr ga E%ouroine" lit pom Ncm.
Dort bier ungelnlrgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Waappu's Wnsreoen.

Supura, %. 3ej. - @ouper,
reilr Wogoon crflGrte cinem &ertrc.
fer Der Iiiociirtcn Ereiie gegeniiber,
oab er in fciner @eiie o~ngeoeitct
babe, Die Guboner ieien uni1bi9,
Hube utb Srbning ouireht ST. er-
baIterl. Gr babe bon feinerlei I'M
rtlbeh gebort, iolpoern in ieincm ge'
rift an ocn ariegSiefretdr rnlr M
beitimmte 8eriid,tc o~ngeoentet. 9ie
g%ntienoung BON Srilppen nod, Son.
ia Clara lei mr. cine gpriihtSmob.
regel gctpeien mo babe gleidScitig
Den Tritppen @elc9enbeit 5u Morid-
iibitll9eit gegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
gScitcrn Warhlanb Giicnbahn.

Ueetliilel1o 20. N0per1ber, hcrldbt SiQensS tat.ort
Edgltd1.
40 Wtor9enS-Shneupoii, Saaerstoror, 81. Il
W.sSGbn," gSanneSbnrp, 9bdmber5blre nuo
5erlnnS.
3,C4 gicdin. -. Iiiomnisoation mad linton.
Nrtoge, ioiuie tiglid. uusesnommen Gorntaa,
Wor.. Sdnoper, GETTYSBURG inb y. nnb s.
Stpition Runiter.
*4.55 gafm. grpreb. SauptIinie. Saeers.
tofoI, Sanccd, Sbippeusburs unb, auSaennn,.
men Sonltne. 5reberid uno gmmifsbura.
GdrIuit @apaon.
saalidj, ansaenommen esnntag.
6.t MsoraenS = Oori. y. unh s. Sibifion un6
@nnptlinie DItIib bon @morbs8rope, Ionic
Carlisle.
80 W'orecus - aflom. mad SisbfieIo, foipie
1900 Moreers - @eitern Grpres. 8eftmintter.
Teip Binhior, Union grioee. grucepiue (Sres
herid). Sburmont, 8ahnesboro, Gbamberss
biIra. Sd9erSiopn. 6ancod. Cumberland uno
GIfins. Buffet Observation-Disclosures
5.33 Gadiu. - accommodation nab Sanober.
6.25 Gbeuos-stffom. mad Union Prioae.
Eur GruncritaaS nmo edmftaas.
II. 25 gbcnbs - sIfinm. itudb llnionsBrtSae.
Rnr Sountags.
$50 WoraenS-Iffott. mad rniorsgri6ge uro
&nnpoer.
9 SdIt nidt. on @ennfbIbania .sse. citation an.
u. giubertipn. 8. W. 6pmea.
Ser. tSeftdffsfibrer 0cn.'BaH. .gaenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Ghina's @eiitanosacindl

Sitlic fir sic @eluohner Der bon elmer
N%ungerSnotb bcimaeiitftcn Ero.
uin5c1t crbetelt. - Gllticblidc BIT
itln0c.
@tctorio. 9. g., IS. Gr3.-Ecr
bier rin0etroiicuc 9nmpicr nSoitl
Ntaru" bradte Sic 9tufritt, Onb Die
hinciiihC Negicrung iid) cntihloiier
babe, in europa ltno Nmerifa i'm
cine 9eiitcurr pon miuOciten9 81
100000 sur Nbnenoung Der clticb'
lid)rn SunacrSnotb SIT bitten. 3cbn
OtiQiouen Ncnihen in Sen mittlcrcn
Ibcilcn pom China iolCn 0urd) Den
ManQel an 9cbcn@mittcln BON Der.
nid)tltng bcorobt icin; sic ourd) Den
Sltngcr balb Hnicn0Cu 1|rciicn, mic
bcrid)trt miro, bic 6Gricr Der @cam-
ten an uno pliluocrn lie. Gin Nlls.
l1noer. pcIdcr aus ser Don ser Not6
betroiienCn @c9en0 nad) S%bungbai
fam, rr3GbIte, oob an 5nbIrcid)cn Or
ten tatte oOcr MIR nit luerigcn Sltm=
pen bcflef0etc WGnncr lnO 6rnucn,
Oicic ibrc &in0cr an Scr 0rlit bal
teno, all oeu @cgrdnocrn iiben unO
BORT umfommen. Sic 6ungerSnotb
orobt cincu gIcid)en ltmfong on5u.
ne1men, lpie bic, melde Dor Orcibig
,Sahren in Sen noroIidcn IbeiIen pon
China bcrridte. ia, nod ihlimnler 5l
mer0eu, neil sic Oicics rSobr OnUon
betroficnen 8cGenOen 0iftcr bcu6l.
fcrt limo.
@ai6in9tou, :. e., IS. Icj.
- Gle omcrifntiid)c rationale Rotbc
areu5 8elcQifnit bat pcitcrc $1,000
iiir Oic NotblciocnOcn in Gbiua &c.
iommclt, 10 0oB jcbt iiir Den 3mcd
$4,000 5ltr 8Criiiglng itcbcn. 2I1S
Ben einjelnen Stoaten miro iibcr RET.
dye 3%lnucnOunGcu iiir Sen 3Dcd be-
rif)tet. Ter hinciiide @eianotc
prod 6clttc Dem Staot0iefret6r bcr5-
lihen Ganf iiir Oct 1lltcn @iucn Ser
nmerifouiihen &cgicrung bc5iiglif
ser 9totb IN Gbina aus uno tbcilte
nit, oaB sic Gbincien in Imerifa
ielbit grobe 9etrGge iammcIn itno 5llr
2inoerltng ser Notb in Die Seimotb
lcn0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Sas glttcntat ami Captain Madliu.

@nb ington. 9. s., %. 9e5,
Ger @cnerolanluolt bot Dem 9run-
bea GiitriftsompoIt fiir Sflobomo
amueiiung gegebcn, bic Civil. uno
Milit6rbcborber in ihren 9entiibun'
oclt INN bic GrgreifunG oe@ Ntten.
tGters, mcld]cr Ben Moroperillh oitf
Gapitdu Wodlin scmod)t bat, oilI
bos gifrigIte 5it unteritiisem 9iSbcr
bat inoeiier iiber beiien Eeriolt obcr
Den Srt, no er iid) oufb1lt nidt Dos
GeriitgIte crmittelt merben fonnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Scirut6s Giccnscn.

CHARLES y, @reioenbougb 81 mo
8id)ic u. aorncr q Sabre olt; Pip.
plifont Charles Y. @rciocnbolgt,
SarrettpiIlc, Do.
Huiiell .. Cole - uno Woric u.
Somlet 20 Sabre oIt; 9lpplifant 9illi.
lell y. Cole, Mr.. 1872, Siib-S drocbcr.
ltrobc.
Soicpb Grapcn 20 uno Annic NC.
8nb % Sabre oft: applifont Soicpb
Grupen, Nr. SO, @netbitroBe.
Garter u. Senfins 81 uno Morp u.
ellis 81 Sabre oft; gIpplifont Garter
u. Sentins, @oobbrrp, Ms.
Sobn Wiqer % uno gllice 8. Beat.
tD % Sabre alt; Ipplitont Sroncis
5, 0eiger, Nr. 262, Siio.S pringitr.
Soiepb 3. Eapo 81 mo s~lntouino
stliocia Is Sabre alt; MppIifont Sol.
uotore Aliacio, 9tr. 110l, Yenniplpo.
nio Npenue.
Wulter @. Steuens 26 mo Sulioni
no Golemnn Is Sabre olt; applifoni
@olter u. Stepcns. 9tr. l05. Son.
oersltrnBc.
@iuinm Somnlers % unb Siabel
Sipingiton 81 Sabre oft; applifani
@illiam CONNER. Nr. 1906, Dit.
SeringtonitraBe.
Ironf ShroQ - ullo 6ranceS TO-
logbp y Sabre alt; gppiifant Sranf
Sdlrpll. Nr, 1921. 3. Strabe.
Salpdtore Marino 81 ilno Hoiariu
Sattoglia Is Sabre alt; Ipplifanl
Salpntore Marino. Hr. 124, Toper.
ltraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
@utcs @cidlGftsjabr fir Spinnercicn.

Icm 9ebfor0, 28I Gc5ember.
= Cine 3uiomnlenItealtng Der bon
ben bieiiacn 9aumpoaipinncrcien
lnb @ebcreicn iertig9eitellten Ero-
Oitftc, iorpic pom Ben Neuonidoiirn.
gen in oieier SnOuitriebronhe, 5cigt
cine gon5 ungep0bnlihe Eroiperit0t.
Tbs ablauienOe Sobr brnfte ben at-
tionGren cihe Iipibenoc bon foit 8
Tro5ent. 6iinf5ebn Der groBtcn &c
ieQihoften ~be5oblten 5uiommen ali
GipiocnOcn $1,373750 ober lint
$4,000 mehr OILS I'M @orinhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
&ermliidtc tclearapbiidc Scpcid)eu.

49, Gci Nrubllrgb, N.-O., iiel Sri,
Gbaper aus Sanptonburgb 10 I'M
aIijdlid bci'm Sdlittifublalicn an
Sen @opi Oub lie nod) tllr5er Belt per
idicO, obnc piCOer 5lrm 9cpuBticin
gctommcn Ill ieiH.
Gle ,@adluama Stecl So"
bat sic 2icAenihaitcn ser IS. ".
ELLSWORTH Gool So" in @oibinQton-
County, @n., iitr on9cbIid $1,000
600 crworbcn. 2luBcr Dem @rlmO-
ciacntbum iino in Sen @erfullf oltd)
3S7 Gotc. 0cfen ciu9cidIoiien.
- @iniam 2. Grnife, luclder in
Hodciter, N.sN., ser GrmorOunQ lcr.
ncr Satin inn Icbtcn ISltni iibcriiibrt
morOcn lit, lit nad) ocn Stoatagcidng-
nib 81 2Iuburn gebrAd)t morocn. Gr
jolt in ser nit Dem 10. 6cbrllor be.
A%inncnOcn ySodIc mittclit Glettri}it0t
bingcrid)tet lpcr0cn.
NSn WiImorfcc, g2i5c., 6ctonntc
lid ser iriiberc Supcruiior Miniant
s. @cAncr Scr 9citcd)un0 iduloig
un0 mur6c pom Hihtcr Yraice 81
$3.50 @clOltroic ucrlrtbciIt. IS lie.
gen nod meiterc iiini NntlaJcu ge9en
i'm Dor.
- Su Chicago, ST., bylmtcn sic
Tn6rif1cbGuoe Nr. t07 ms 100,
2ofcItroBc, nic0cr; Ser nn0cr,Htctc
Shaocn betrGgt $150.000.
Inorcm Carnegie bat ser Sta0t
9eominitcr, Moii., Elm @ci6cnf Don
sur Grridtluta elmer 0ifent-
lidcn 9ibliotbef anaeboten.
MI 2nniing, Oiih. lit ser Stcirt-
meb Gaert GonfIin gclegentIid) zines
Streites iibcr Elm Stiid @rlunoeigcn.
tbltn1 uon icincm @rltOer McIpin ers
ldolien wor0cn. ej a
49, 2ltf Dem I'M 9oItoner Suien lie.
gerber Mogn5inidifi n@Iocier" brod
in Sol9c llmfallens elmer Serge GSeltcr
aus, meld)eS III Der @oipital-Abtbei.
lung Oes S6iifes einen Shaben an
ridtete, Scr oui $1,000 geihGbt miro.
- SIT Santos Gitn NO, ploioirte
Der iriibere Siilis4&oiiirer @illinm
&. SnOerion id1utoig, $4,000 ser ogr.
item Nationalbanf" unterihlagen 81
baben, uulo mlr0c 5ll pier Sobren
3lld)tbnts perltrtbcilt.
in Ebil1Oelpbin. ga, mnr6c
Die S%trobp1pier 6obrit an Der 4. II.
GberrDltraBe, iomie rnebrere onlto-
Benoe@cbGuoc ourdl 6cllcr I'm $3.50.
900 ~ge'dGoigt. Inter Den gcid)d.
Oigtcn 6irnten bcfinOcn iid) 5. @ropes
man. Aoolpb SeB II. SonS uno ".
6ricomnn II. Cons.
- SIN 9(lter Don ioit 93 &obreu
ueritorb IN 9riItol, VI. &, Der Irii.
bere GapitGn gilbert &. 9enrett
Ollrdj i'm bate Der beriibmte Sadt-
Gonitruttenr 9tat. &erreabofi Sen err
item llnterridt i'm 9ootbou erboIten.
Ter &critorbene bntte pieIe Wole bcn
S5ean gefreu5t uno rilbmte iidl, llie.
mails Elm Sdiii perloren 81 boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Webr 2ubn fir Sciscr.

GlepeIono, 8. %. 3e5.-Mii
Dem /. Sanuar b%eginnenb, lpcrocn
ole 2obne oler Sei5er Der vGlcpc.
lanb, Cincinnati, Chicago & Ct.
2ouis Giienbobn" i'm Gurfitnitt
nm III Gro5ent erbobt lperoen,
Gin nerics llebereinfommen 5miihei
oen Sei5err utib Der 9obn9eiellihd
lit belte peroffentlidt porben. Is
entb1lt aiBer Der Spb%nerbobung
nnbere. fir Die Sei5er mid,tige '@e-
itimmungen. Gin 5oaelperf ioa 10
Sturcen ODER 100 Meilen Sobrt be.
tragell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
,sar snrnnntcrridt in sdnlen.

Springfielo, Moii., 2S. Ge5.
Gie .gmerieon EbpIical Gbuco-
ton aiiociotion" 6cgonn geitern bier
cine Gonferens. meIde lid bouptiGd-
lidy nit Der aorpcrmlsbilouna III
ben elenrenforihuIen ,beid)oftigt.
@idiam a. Sted}er, Gireftor fir
forperlide NusbilS,ire III Snbioro-
polls urb Ser &. 3anmpr aits Ncm'
Dorf ipraden iiber bas 5hema:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-29
Sdnuinbiiidltiae 9sntcr.

Gbicugo, %. Gc5. - Or. @nb-
len Don ser biciiaen @eiunobcits.9 Be
b0rOe bat cine lln~teriudyung ein2clci,
tct, nodlocm cntocdt porOen mar, 0aB
Elm iiir Den biciiacn Warft bcitimmter
SrlttbaGn an lllbcrhtloiiS erfranft
mar. IS mcrOen 2lnitreng1tngen &c.
mad)t, Oie1Sarm nui6hiinOell, bon mel
der Der Srutbnbn itammtc, On man
nod mebrerc iolhcr Nrt crfrunfte
Sbierc sort ucrmltbct.
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MarpIanS e. Ecnniplpania 81. q.
IStee perlaItn ,Morth.Mpt une.e tation:

yiiNc OerI6fIrn Wurth.Wpt nnts SfntfDn:
7.S0 Born. mad gorf ltgIit, auseenornren
GonutaGS.
$50 Born. NAT SeIair tdeIi6, alisgenonis
men Gonntags.
leo Tahm. nuh geIdir. MIR Gamfraes.
1926 Nntin. nab 0orf ttgiid, ansgenonii1eil
Gonntdas.
4.05 9iatm. nab EeIta. mur sourtnes.
4.45 9adin. mad Seiair idgIi6, uusgenori'
meft GonntngS. rl
men Gonntn1S.
11.00 gbenos mad NeIta. :ur Gcnniaes.
1f.30 gbcnos mad @eIuir, Wittpo1 II. Snrrs
itaN.
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Gtatiirt 1890.
@ilbeint y. 8einharot

VT. 202f, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wetu.Ours elaiiide grndjbGnocr,
pJue Jeber,
t5nnen Sag nno Nadt setraaen tuerbtu.
Ind) Sart-@ -VGnoer,
meldle ME rotten. feIbt bci,nt Baden nidit.
Giefelben Itno bon allen Mer3teH beftenS
empfobteii.
Or oerfertiaf aif gefieliitg ino bat auf eager
eduftcrbduher, tnterietbSbtnoca
wei1e mno Sol5fiHen-S rnd1bdnber,
10 arrnrgirt. eaB feline aee6r.er auHoet be,
items 5~uirieeen aeftcut iino.
aue gruhbdnoer. Manoager unt Sritril.
mente tucroen aarantirt, oab fte paifeh, uhb
sRr Tanien iinb Stuimer
unter @ufftbs bon Mtab. HetnbarDt bortanSeu.
DID. IeIepbon - esurtlano 1864.
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Baltimore Sampf Safet 81.
lalte nno snpsr!aiise y%at.ainis.)

OfN - ~
Gampter ,,0irginia" fneu), yAia6ama,"
,8eurgtn," ,Seuneiee".
9ampfer fabrcn tfelit. Sprntnes alisgenorr,'
ncn, bon Den .9aispiaie"s BierS, CIR. 10-18.
oie5tsS trabe, $50 sibenos, birefi mad 90
Rriilt Comfort. -Aso;folf. 9artsnlnutb unb alien
gunften oes Sioels. Sereinonnq tn Slo
Ri1utoilo, Berbinoune in Rorismoutb nit benz
~Seaboarh sir Cine" feIiben 3ng neh gorts'
mouth nno sttIanid. IN gorfolf Serbtnorite
uefiIidb uno Obj Dominion Cine" nah gtefus
bern. @aib'nstor. a.'e.. RitnionS, 3D.. iino
stefpsDorf.
riofe 4uiiiteH5imnc~, eleftriide 1e:eutttnn1,
2ampfbei5hne. aple. frei. 5aeiernirte antiiteil.
aiumer In ben R~inets9iireaur Der 9an Cine.
Nr. 1917 Sfts9dIiirore. Strafe. 9t. o06 ifo
sos. piabt.Strase. e. VI. 6. Office. Siiop't'ede
8niti.nores uio GdInertStrnhe.. ~GonttiIerfdl
Truft Sulloina" uno Il6du9ts PC. 100. Norn'
GbdrIeSsGtrote.
Sphn ". GherpDub, y. Wrntun,
R'cesRrdi. II. Ser. 'Ulanager. Ger. 'Baf. rSeenf.
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Sic Ginrihtun0 oes otblctiidcn
llntcrridjtS in oen Glcmrutoridnt.
len"
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Mcrdants' G Iiners' Sransporta'
tiun Company.

Sad Bottom IHb benz Often: ieoert Wtontag,
9ienitag, 2outerfta9 nno Salhitag. &berbs
6 llbr. -
Wa6 9ropibence unb benz Often: ieoen Conn.
taa, Wlittluo6 rio Sreitag, WbenbS 8 lt1r.
Nab YteuportsgeDs unb 9iorfoIt: tdeIi6 nm
6 llbr Ibcnos.
Srodbt piro tdeIi6 biz 3 ilbr gbeuos fiir an
Dem Gage abidbrenoe Sampfer nraenpmn1e1.
BAD Saodnnab uno benz Sitoeu: ieoen. 9ieil'
flag. Sonneritae lrto S%amitae, Ibenos Q ubt.
Der g4erfte an Sube oes 9onesSodS nb. CD
DanilpsSunlpfer BON ber gSerfte am SuBe oer
Wefts5alssglpsnue.
s. @. giaiasbam. ssent.
Gong God.
q. q. 9nrnsr, 9.sS.sM.
u. 3. 5tebbfnS, sen. .Wean.
Sauptbnreau - Ghbuff.Gde German. unb
9tabt. strahe. tt3,I&5-)
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VGHe CUR Mciie in's NmsIanb BE.
fdrst 6. Rainc, 0r. 413, Cit-8dIti.
uorc-Strafe, maize GDitambnnie.Abe.