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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
Smei arten BON 9emten.

Suei slrten BON 9enten. gs aibt
5tpei Irten bon 2eliten in Der @elt:
Sol9e, tpel6e lire 8eibperben per>
groBern unb lid 10 lanse iiber bies
lelben beu~urubisen. biz Tie pirflidl
frant limb, unb bieienigen, tpelhe lid,
ni6t benuBt iinb, in pel6em Ihlims
men 3uitanoe lie ii9 pirflid befins
ben, bis es beinabe gu ipdt lit. Serr
6. Inoerion. Inport. Sa.. i6reibt:
~lleber stpei Sabre lang fonnte ih
ni6t arbeiten. On meme @~eiunbbeit
p~ouitdnbig niebersebro6en mar.
gines Cages iaste meme Srau an
mir: SD dusitise mid iiber Sid.
Su iiebit fpie Elm Sterbenber aus.
mebr fpie cine 9eide. als Elm leben>
biees 8eien; On miBt Sir fir Die.
ies llebel cine Iebi5in perI6afien."
SD fling Damn an ben M~penfrduter
5u gebrau6en. uno Der bot midi Al
einem gelnnben Ienihen gemaft. "
Nan fennt bieneibt fein Rittel,
tpeI6es 10 ihnea pie Sorni's @lpens
trGuter Die 5erriittete unb nieoeraes
brodene Contribution pieoer berIteut.
@s lit feline Npotbefers Ieoi5in, Ions
bern miro Dem Yliblifum brett aez
liefert bur6 Die gigentbiimer, Sr.
Yeter Sabrnep & Cons Co.. 112-
11S 90 Sopne ape.. Chicago, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
@atiirlid, aber :?

Cine pusiii6tiee Game in Nefp
yort bat burd Die Trefie befannt
MAIDEN laiien, baB lie idbrli6 $780,
900 fir ibre aleiber nlssGbe unb
meint. baB iie pnmit Elm sutes 8erf
tbue, neil bas 8elb unter ole 2eute
tomme.
Inter Die 9erte lit es freilih aez
fommen; aber inter mas fir 9emte ?
Sa, in Die sefiiuten eide Der @eIiber
bon Suipelens unb Wooepaarens
Sanolungen. Sieie $500. 900 per
Sabr fir .9letoer bat lie nidt an
lu~obltbdtisen aneden p~eriperNet inns
bern our Sr6bnun9 ibrer YutIu6t
unb @itelfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

(obsIei9 iie ben writen an 3abI melt
iiberIeeen tparen). baB iie ansriien
unb liefen biz ite Dor grmattlng
gu 8oben ianten.
11nSere @enerdIe Snmter. Warion
rno Greene baben itW bur1 bic
Sdnenigfeit ibrer Sluht Dor ben
8riten unfterbIihen Nubm erborben.
9iefe Sdten aus Der 10 q B r e n
q ef9i1te Der M~ebolution itelen
nur elm 4dpiteI bes ~rubmpouen Sreis
beitsfampfes 5nfammen. Wit ben
Sinausen unb Der setpiiienloieu Si>
nan5tpirtbfdaft itanb es moeIiher>
tpeiie nod fhltmmer. gbenio mar
es I'M bic ginigteit Der Golonien naf
iiesrei1 beitanbenem Sample trauris
senug beitelt.
gu obenansefiibrten fIdsli6en Wos
nlenten aus Der @e1hifte unierer
&epubIit fOnnen mir bin5ufiisen Die
fetnestpess i1mei1elbafte gntitebs
ungsgeihi6te unferer 8~unbesberfais
iuns. Nue 8elt tpeib eS (ober aud
ni6t), tpie nm elm Sdnr bas Sus
1tanbefommen elmer Contribution =
tpie mir Tie iest baben = an Der
Selbftiu6t. benz Gisenfinn unb ben
Sonberinteref1en Der einaelnen golos
MEN gei1eitert tpdre. Oils bic 9ele>
CATION Der golonien gum gnttpuri
Der Contribution IN philadelphia 5ns
iamrmen famen (17S7) beiaB bic
&egiernng fein Wertralien. Samit
bic 9elegaten bon aner @erdnttports
li6feit frei tpGren unb ben einoels
men feline W~ortpiirfe bon ibren res
ipettiben golpnien sema1t tperben
fSnnten. burfte feline bon linen iid
cine Mbi9rift bon ben sefaBten Be-
fhliiHeu MAIDEN; feiner bon linen
burfte nit Ni6tsO elegaten iiber bic
8erbanblunsen in Der geriammlnns
reben ober correfponbiren: ioear bic
Sas unb NeinsS timmen burften nidt
aufse5eiduet peroen. Nltr einem
Selegaten. benz Sii6tisIten bon
linen. Scr. Mabiion, eelang es, obne
MitniiIen Der Contention cine gopie
5u fiibren. bic fpdter beinabe ourf
gbtimmung Der 0erni1tune preiss
geseben tporben tpdre. Na6bem ale
Witglieoer Der coniiituirenben @ers
fammluns ieber menfhIifen gerants
tportung bur6 Sob entriiien tparen-
40 Sabre na6 Der Mbfafung Der
Contribution - tprrbe Mabi5on's
gopie b~eroffentlidI. @s tparen nir
stpolf golonien. begin. Staaten. bers
treten. Gud bon bieien 5os f.
nod elmer 5uriif ebe bas @erf bols
lenbet mar. @on ben 65 Seleaaten
tparen iiberbaupt MIR So iemaIs sus
gesen. MIR 80 u%nteri6rieben Die
Contribution unb ielbit bon oieien be-
fdmpften nod ipdter einise bic Matis
f%ifation Der Contribution ieitens ibrer
eisenen Staaten.
8ir ~iibergeben Die bieleu Sfans
bale. pel6e iih I'M S6ooBe Der neiier
Union IpGterbin %ereigneten. uno mep,
ais elm Nal Die Se5eiiion oes einer
ober anbern Staates berbei5ufiibrer
orohten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
Ea( 9nr6is GiebeS useu6l /
Den lieben 2leinen BEL Der Sabres.
menNe

Zen lieben &leinen BEL Der Sabres
. iuenoe.
Splpeiter lit gefommen,
@s gebt oas alte Sa6r;
0a lit elm Steru erglommen
Nm Simmel ipunberbar.
fnb tpie bon Waienbliitbe
Gin Snild 9ebt burd Die @elt,
.Sie @ottes Sdtereiite
Sn treuen 9dnoen bdlt.
gs i6aut Der Gtern peritoblen.
$50 unier &inblein rubt;
Sn 8ottes Sut befoblen,
Wie ru9t es ba 10 quit
gs ihdlit Der Stern 10 GOLDEN
Bonn nd6t'gen Simmels5elt,
rnb bel Dem &inb, benz boloen,
Gin gngel 8a6e bdlt.
t0eis itrei6elt Ser Die 2oden
Son unIerm &inolein flein,
Sd flin9en bell Die 8loden.
Sas neue Sabr tritt elm.
uno su DEM neuen Sabre,
8eim milDen Sternenli6t,
.Nein ainblein mir bepa6rel1
Ser @neel @ottes ipri1t.
60 bat albier oif grben
Gin iebes &inblein traut
Gin gngIein, bas Dor SGbrSen
GO tpabrt uno auf iie ifaiit.
limb tpenn es rnbt. 10 milbe.
limb fpenn es rubt, 70 milbe,
@ar bold eldn5t ibm Der Stern,
Gus bimmli1hem @efilbe
8eianbt bon Soft benz Germ.
8ebiitet 10 IN Sreuen,
Sein Ser5 bdIt's &inDIein rein,
8irb and inn Sabr, I'M nelien.
Gar fpobl eeboreen fem.
go ipanbelt fort. ibr &leinen,
Wit @ott ben grbenpfob.
@is eu6 nit Sbm an einen.
Sein Seierobeno nabt.
***x
be- Die fleine @ratmlamtin.
2iebe, quite 8rpbmama.
Sieb' nun lit aud Senden bd,
Winf6t gum nellen Sabr Dir beu
Seil uno Sesen. Slid uub Sreub
Shiieen mog' Der liebe @ott
Sid Dor Sdmersen. 2eip unb Hptl
Shenfen Dir nod manhes Sabr
limb 8einnbbeit imn,eroar.
Stets min i6 redt artis fem,
cider fuiro bid bas ~erfreu'n.
limb mill immer lieben bid;
Sarum liebe bu au9 mid.
8eten min ib bann alid germ
Sft 81 unierm lieben Germ.
SAB CIR ms emit nIemnl
Sibre elm gum SimmelsiaaI.
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gerbientes Srpb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25
Grb5bmns BON Seitmnsspreiiem.

Gus Berlin pirb 6eri6tet: .Sn
elmer oftentli6en grfldrune iteut Ser
Toritano bes Sereins Der Seitinass
berleger Die Notbpenbieteit felt, Die
Announcements uno Encyclopaedia su
erboben. Is 9rino oes Ghrittes
iuiro ansefiibrt, oab Die 8ecaftions>
foiten unb Die @aterialpreiIe aeIties
gen iino nnb gum Sabresanfung auf
8runo oes bereinbarten Sarifs cine
@rbobung Der Grbeitslobne erfolat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

81 in Sfanbindbien ebenIo tpie in
englano Die 9til6 rob setrunfen
tpiro, lit es rnerftpiirois, baB bier
l6on 243, bort aber MIR IA Nil6s
i6aria6 ~ 'gpibetnien beihrieben
puroeu. 9aSp Die Iil6 Subertels
ba5iaen entbalten fam. lit ia be-
fanntli9 fdon mebrfa9 feitgeitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-12-25

= SrsenS Semano, tpelher iemals
an Siifttpeb eeIitten, peiB tpel6'
fur6tbare S6mer5en babur1 berurs
iaht peroen. unb iraeno Semano
lam piiien pie basielbe gu furiren.
inbem iie ct. Safobs Del aebran%en;
es flrirt ii1er.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
MANCHURIA
CHANGES
FOR WORSE
EASED UP ON PULLING.

Conditions with the S. S. Manchuria
were not so favorable last night and
today. In fact the vessel began to
bump considerably last night and this
pounding caused more damage the
engine room. Last night the weather
freshened up about midnight and a
harder swell began to set in on the
vessel. 1t was noticed that she SEEM
ed to bump more about the stern. Con-
ditions in the engine room have not
improved Only two single end boilers
are now in use. The pounding has
moved the various boilers about on the
saddles that support them. The star
board engine can, it is stated, be used
but it is not considered wise to try to
use more than two single end boilers
or to carry more than 100 pounds pres
sure. Should an explosion occur in
the engine room a bad loss of life
might result, besides doing great dam
age to the vessel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
CAN NOT PULL ON
MANCHURIA FOR A WEEK
SALVAGE MEN WILL ARRIVE ON WEDNESDAL CAN
AFTER THEY
ADVANCE

The first stage in the wreck of the
S. S. Manchuria has now passed. The
next stage in the development of the
story will be the arrival of Captain
Metcalf and Captain Pillsbury. Those
officers will not be able to start the
pull on the wrecked steamer imme-
diately upon their arrival. 1t is
doubtful if they will be able to get
that part of the work much before
Friday
The Ventura is due here Wednesday
morning about o'clock T he work
of discharging their apparatus will
probably occupy until noon and dur
ing that time the officers will have to
confer with the local agents of the
company, make arrangements about
the amount of help they wish, and COM
plete arrangements about taking their
apparatus over to the scene of tho
wreck It is certain that they will
lose no time II. reaching the scene of
the stranded vessel, as they must con-
fer as soon as possible, with Captain
Saunders of the Manchuria and Cap
tain Smith and F. w. Klebahn about
the position of the Manchuria and what
she can do to aid in getting herself off.
Thursday will be occupied with the
preliminary stages of getting the an
chors and lines adjusted. The press
dispatches announce today that diver
and a rigger sailed with Captain Met
calf, The diver will in all probability,
have to go below to examine the yes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

Harmony was restored and a Repub-
lican programme of apportioning Of
fees between the fourth and fifth dis
tricts was agreed upon at a meeting
held at the party headquarters at noon
today. Sam johnson won out as a
gainst the Lane programme of giving
the fifth district two supervisors of
the district of Honolulu The pro-
gramme agreed to means two from the
fourth, the supervisor at large from
the fourth, and one from the fifth.
Johnson is therefore apparently safe
from the hunt for his scalp which Lane
began, and there is a prospect of a gen.
eral Reunion of forces. Johnson and
Brown, it is said, have patched up some
of their differences, and the prospect
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
Po5!HISS 5TiRRED UP
PRECINCT NOMINATIONS MADE
ING-POssBHITEs A
NOMINEES, EVEN
ING-TO LANE.
ING-TO DUMP LANE

Nominations for delegates to the
Republican Territorial and county con-
ventions are to be made this evening,
the nominees to be voted for a week
from tonight. In practically all the
precincts On this island there are to
be numerous candidates and rival
states for the county convention, with
little contest over the Territorial dele
gates. 1t is conceded that the latter
will be Kuhio men, and the fights over
legislative seats are not very strenuous.
In the case of the county convention it
is different. Lane, Johnson and Achl
are mixed up i'm a three-cornered fight
which is chiefly of interest as It affects
the future board of supervisors and
the chances of Brown to get his no
mination and Johnson to hold his job.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
AN EXTRA STEAMER
FROM YOKOHAMA
CABLE RECEIVED BY THE JAPANESE YAMAN1oTo
ANNOUNCES THAT ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN TO
SEND, ONE HERE AUGUST FREIGHT IMMIGRANTS
IsLANDs-UNUsUAL EMIGRATION HITLER.

striking news that arrangements have
been made to send an extra boat from
Japan with immigrants and freight for
Honolulu to leave Yokohama August
20.
The following are the cablegrams he
received: More immigrants; no freight
by Siberia from Yokohama, little from
Kobe; Arrive Honolulu September A."
The other cablegram is as follows:
Arrangements made to send extra
boat with immigrants and freight for
Honolulu; leave Yokohama August 90"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

Yesterday afternoon a meeting Of
Fourth district leaders was called, in
the interests of harmony, 1t was pro-
posed that the county committee take
up the Lane-Johnson trouble and try
to settle it, whereupon Chairman Hus-
tace had a chance to say Il told you
So" Hustace some weeks ago pro-
posed having Lane on the carpet and
finding out what he was about. He
declared then that Lane was organic
ing a party of his own, secret and apart
from the real Republican organization,
but Hustace was turned down i'm an
effort to have Lane brought up for ex-
plantations. At the meeting yester-
day a committee was finally appointed
Continued on Page Five).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

There seems every indication of u
relatively large influx of Japanese to
the Islands within short time. Some
days ago the prominent Japanese mer-
chant X. Yamamoto received a cable
gram from his factors in Yokohama
saying that the America Maru would
bring little freight for this port be-
cause of the large number of immi-
grants that were coming
Today he received a cablegram of
similar import regarding the Siberia
due here September and the still more
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

sells hull and determine how much of
her is imbedded in the sand and exactly
what her condition is. If the vessel
has been humping for a day before
he arrives, the diver will probably find
it impossible to work under the water
by the ship as she grinds up the coral
into a fine powder that colors the water
a milky white all about the ship. He
may have to postpone his operations
until the sea is calmer.
inallrryingOd 2
With everything favorable it does
not seem likely that the anchors and
everything can be placed so that work
can be commenced to pull on the YES
sci before Friday forenoon. 1t may
even be later. In the opinion of local
captains there will be on attempt made
to pull the vessel off broadside but she
will do the pulling from her stern.
The most successful operation that
Captain Metcalf has done in these ISL
ands was the salving of the S. S. Mo
vera. She was aground first> bow on
and then her full length. She was
hung up for six weeks. He put the
heavy anchors out from the vessel and
then heaved on to the anchors with
heavy chains on the ships winches.
The anchors caught on the coral bot
tom The result was that the lines were
heaved as taut as possible. They re-
manned in this position for several
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

1t has been decided to ease up on the
pulling by the S. S. Restorer and to
make every effort now to settle the
Manchuria down by the stern so as
to keep her embedded as much a pos
sible in the sand so that she will not
pound. With this end in view the
cargo in the forward end of her Is to
be lightened, by taking the cargo out
and shifting it to the after deck. The
Restorer is to continue to stand by
but she will not pull as hard as she
did formerly. The Manchuria is lying
practically on an even keel.
Two more anchors were put into
place yesterday. Two will be placed
today and two more tomorrow The
line leading to one anchor parted yes
terday but that has since been recover
ed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
TO INTERCEPT MAIL

Postmaster Pratt today received ca
BILE authority from the Postmaster
General to withdraw any through mail
on the S. S. Hong Kong Maru and s..
S. Korea, that is addressed to any of
the passengers of the Manchuria. This
order was made at the request of Gen
eral Smith and other passengers.
Efforts will be made to have the
mali on the Korea segregated before
she leaves San Francisco but the local
post office force will have to go aboard
the Hong Kong Maru and work over
that mail
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

now i'm sight is of a fine sweep at the
primaries next Friday Tonight how
ever, there will be all sorts of rivals
ptted against one another. If har-
mony prevails they will be pulled down
during the week and fight will be Off
except in one or two precincts where
it is admitted that rivals must scrap it
out.
The meeting today was largely at
tended by representatives of both dis
tricts. The question of the Fifth dis
trict demands of two of the Honolulu
supervisors had been referred to a
committee consisting of Harris, Quinn
and Murray of the Fourth and Lane,
CONTINUED on Page Five).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
new STEAMERS
TO CALL HERE

A new line of steamers is soon to ply
between Honolulu and other points on
the Pacific.
A large French Steamer Company
has completed arrangements for a new
line of steamers to start from France
come through the Suez touch at the
large ports of India, visit Japan, then
across to Honolulu, then to San Fran
cisco and finally to Mexico where the
return over the route will be made.
The company expects to do general
trading business.
The agents for the company at this
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME.

Make it one Of your regular habits to
keep Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in your home as a
safeguard against a sudden attack of
bowel complaint. 1t is certain to be
needed sooner or later, and when that
time comes it will be needed badly.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
MARU SAILED TODAY

A dispatch to the Marine Exchange
announced the departure of the S. S.
Hong Kong Maru from San Francisco
this afternoon for Honolulu and the
Orient She is due here next Thurs
day afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
HOW IT Is DONE.


BY handling large quantities goods
and by selling these goods at very
small margin of profit we are able to
make prices on Japanese articles that
cannot be duplicated in honolulu. K.
Yamomoto, wholesale merchant, Hotel
near Nuuanu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
port are to be Theo. H. Davies & Co.,

port are to be Theo. H. Davies & Co,
Ltd.
The French company expects TO put
a sufficient number of steamers on the
run to have one call at this port about
once every month.
Nothing further could be learned re-
garding the new line at Theo. H. Da-
vies & Co.'S offices today, as President
Swanzy Of the firm, T. Give Davies
and E. H. Wodehouse were all absent.
None of the employees of the firm were
i'm a position to give out further de-
tails.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
MANNING LOADING COAL.

The Revenue Cutter Naming is en-
gagged in loading coal today at the
Channel wharf She will leave for
Waimanalo to assist the Manchuria at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
LAST TWO DAYS.

days for matchless values in towels,
bedspreads, ready-made sheets, nap
kins and table covers at Sachs Dry
Goods Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
RESUMED PRACTICE.

George D. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Hatch on Kaa' umanu street
Telephone Main PA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
DECLARES INTENTIoN.

Henri Neumann, a native of Ger
declaration of intention to become an
many, has filed in the federal court his
American citizen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
TIDAL WAVES.

The amount of excellent beer sold
daily at the Criterion would make a
respectable tidal wave in itself
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
EPIDEMIC
FEARED IN
VAL PARAISO
An
of S a
ha
diver AND RIGGER COMING

SAN FRANCISCO PA
SANTIAGODE-CFIIL PA
b. c,
java sugar has goneas on and