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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Mnu6rcitrr uirb Wuuucrncnr.

0utbric, Gflo.. rs. Gan.
Iranf 6runB, ciu Mnun uoll 30 Toh.
rem mo WtitDIjco oe1 Noubrritrr Ne.
9ilncntS mdbrcnA 0c1 ipaniid)oncri-
fnniidcn Wri,Aca, mlW6t bier III icin
9lllt ais WoltpCrnNW bcA Scrritnri.
INNS OfIobomu I'M oGorne0ie &ibrnrp
NuiloinN" ieicrIid, cingcicet mo lcatc
Dor Midtcr l|ancooit 0rI Nnttario ob.
Gr miro Der Nnltannd)iul0cr uon Gbo=
mas y. Scr0tioll. SnllcnOc uoll De
'lld)crn buttcn iid 5t Der Ncicrlidtcit
aus N%fINbomo mo Dem &lOiAucrs
Srrtitnriltu cir0cilMuOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Shifisund)rid)tcn

New Norf, Is. San. - Nn0c.
tonlmel uon Bremen lit OcrGonlplcr
.aoiicr @ilbclm Der 3mcitc."
Ger Compiler r@roonlnnO" lit bon
Nntlpcrpcn e%inOctroiicIl.
NbgcioDrcn: Compiler o%Gorpotbin"
nab Neopcl.
Is ibrultor, f.. San. - Ser bon
Ncp Nnrf uud) ?tcnpcI bCitinmtc
Compiler Settle" crrcidte Ocll Dicii
gen Nniclt.
HonopM, f.. &oil. - Ger Cant
pier oMinncopoIia" Don NNu Dotf
fam an.
@rcmrml rs, %on. - Scr Gam
pier nMGcin~ lit Don Mem Dort bier
cinNciollfcn.
@cuuo, 16, Gar. IT, 9crGompIcr
~StoIin" fam Dcutc bon ?iuu Dort
bier an.
Moricillc&, II. San. r. Gilr0f,
t~roiien lit Scr Gonpicr n@oaio" Don
Ncm Nort,
Folcrmn II. San. - ST. go
nod 9tcu 2)Orf NiuG Der Compiler
YEonnonio."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Nrbcitcr GcreinS Gqlcnocr.

n6eoerntiOn Of 2obor" Ser,
ionulumNcn iroen Mithpod gGt1S
IN DER o9icdjabitcs &olc."
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II. q. Of s. II. s." - Nerinmnllul9
icOen GonnerltoG int o2obpr . 2D.
ceurn," Nr. lOtl. Git-Noltinrorcir.
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- &crinnmlan0 icOcn m'0crcn
Sunnto0.
nMni6iniitcn. un0 Nci5cr : nnlor'
- Ecridmm1unN icocu ordrrcnG Glen
tag.
nMcpNcr . Union Nr. 80" - Ger.
IonmnIln1 jc0cn on1crcu Sonntol
I'M Mprat, McMlnitin03, I'M ,2obor,
2pcNum."
nNdui0rcincr . Union Nr. Al" -
&criommIunN icbcn Gomncritog in,
uHahpr 3 Npccum."
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lcocn onocrcn GicnltnD, gbenOS nm
s ,thr. in o2obor.2pccum."
nWfuiifcr.llnion' - Ieriummlun1
icocrl critcn Srcitog I'M Monot. @or.
mittoNS, in Der nWicdonicS' Sale,
SUIT mo &oppcnmoder = Union"
= Gerlommlln1 icocn Gnnito0 IN
Nr. 80, Sit'EruttItroBe.
oNH9cmcincr Nrbcitcr 5 Granfen.
ltnteritiiBltnNS .gerciu bon Sit.@nlti,
more" &criommIltn0 iebcn Glen.
tag in @oocnltcincr'S SaIlc, Nr.123l.
Dit & SoDctteitroBe.
r9rollorbcitcr 8 Union Nr. s" -
Tcrlanlmlun0 ic6cn onocren Sonn.
toh NohnItto8S, I'M o2obor = 2p'
ccltnl."
"SGdcr = llnion Nr. ~" Scr.
iommIlutG ic0cn j~luciicn SomItua
I'M Wonot, 9tod)nitto0S, I'M ,2obor.
2ncclmL"
nNrbCitcr . Grontcns un0 Stcrbc,
&oI'c, Wron0 Sc" - &criann,lunln
icoen IcBicn MontoN i'm Molat i'm
r2nbor = 2yccul."
.Nrbcitcr E 0rnnfcn. mis- Sterile.
&alIc, Nrollh 1G9" - @rriunrmIunl1
icocn 5lpcitcu lt>O Icbtcn Montoo I'M
0tonot in Stlinit' &olle, Gdc Nnorc.
mn N~cnionitru6c.
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Stnrmianf NNi cinc Mnnf.

FittabnrM Va, rs. San. -
Sctt Ncitcr1 NbcnO lit elm SturunInti
Der NIGnbiAer nlIi Ole biciiQc .Mnih.
inAton Northumberland" I'M @uu0e,
ocrcn Noiiircr :. &. &ruinouo nor
ctluu orci @od)cu olli uncrfl1rte
y@eiie ucridppall0. Seiuc N2d)nmUcu
iollcn iid) in Nor0mNN bciinocn mo
fem @runo iilr icin &~cridpniu0cn lit
bctonlt. Seine NnGcb0riGcu bobcn
bic Eolijci crird)t. ltnN linn III III.
den. Gir 0cpoiitpren Der Nonf linn
Ar6Btcntbcilo NltaIdn0cr. unb Me,
msld)c ibr @clo for0ern. cr6oltrn Ooa.
ielbc i~pinrt. 9ie Gcpciitcn bcluuien
iid) nllf litter ST 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Tcs Wrincios ilbcriiibrt.

GbtcoGG BIS, Is. Son.-Gb.
marc u. Quits, Scr ais milioncnrci.
der @rubcnbeiiBcr III Wontonu mo
onocrcn uoropeitIid)en StNnten GILT,
lulrbr bier 0ca Nicinciba idnIloiQ &c.
iprod,en, luoiiir ihnr. iull CT tcinelt
nclien Nro5eb crlonlcn fnunt, cine &c.
i0ngniBitroie pon I bis # Snbrelt
orobt. Gr bate Die SheiouulD BON
i~cilCr Srnil, Die CT ais &llbbirtc Mlf
elmer lpcltliden Nold) Qcbriratbct bot
tc, oti icinc eioIifc Nltaiagc crIot0t,
Dab icitr GrNli i'm ~pcrIoiicn babe,
mas oicic III 2lbrc0e itcatr, morllf
lie cine McineiNatIoNc AcBen i'm cin-
Ieitctc. Quits, Der 1cgcn @ilr9idoit
ans Der Muit cllniict luorOcn mar,
bat all oic bobcrc %nitun5 nppcNirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
NbiaGrtStaar DER Eaiiagirr Sampicr
BON 9tclu.Ourf.

gm II. &0ntor Camper n@oltic"
nod) @ipcrpooI.
Nm II. %nnuor 0umpicr Sur.
neliin" nod Glasgow.
Nm is. Sanlror 0ompicr .0clig
Slop" nod a%opcnbngcn.
Am IS. SomorG nmpicr .Sopoic"
nadj SABRE.
Nm 20. &onlIor Iampicr nane'
rifo" nnd) SnluburI.
Nm 20. Sonlor Camper ,Woine"
nad) Sonbon.
Nm 20. Snnior Iompicr st.
Saul" nod Soutbulnpton.
gm 20. Sonnor Gampicr .9rniilc"
nn6 NeopcI mo Gcnlu.
Im 20. Sonl,nr Gnmpicr oaroon.
LAMB" nud) Nntlucrpcll.
9lm 20. Sault0r Gnnlpicr n2llca.
MIA" tad) @ipcrpooI.
Nm 30. &onunr Gnnlpicr .Stolia"
Md Meopcl.
9(m 90. Sarnlnr 0ompicr nGniier
@ilbelm Der 3pcite" nad) grcnlcn.
9lm u. Sonnor 0nnlpicr nMaje.
ltic" nod Sipcrppol.
gm 81. Sonlor Gampicr nSiciIio"
mad Nenpcl ulr0 @cnno.
glm %. SGinnr 1unpier yNcddr"
nnH 9renIeu.
Nn %. Sallinr Galnpier nSIapo.
nin" nnd) 2ipcrpooI.
Nm %. Snnllor 0nmpfcr ygrc,
tngnc" md Snprc.
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llloge.
Die Ebeilnobne oes britiihcn Dot
idoitera, Sir ar. Is. S~oaceQCS, an Der
uorgeitri9cn aulOQcbln19 inter Den
Nuipi5ien hea bieligen "SpcUtmas
CLUBS" icine mormbcr5igc Hc0c un0
iein elltmllioItiidea Sod oui ouS
Aoiierpnur hubcn IN aleu- &rciIeu Ell
men auBcrpr0entlid) 0ltten Gin0rlld
beruor1crllicl, ulo nlnll ucriprid)t lid,
Don 0clt SeItrcblt11cn 5llr9lnbobnlulG
b~cliercr 9%c5iebun0en 5luildlcn ben be-,
0cn Sdn0crn mllllnebr 0n@ Bette.
@oriu Il njcrin ~ icoer
q pcrurtbcilt.
Die IN Scr lester }cit beitGnOi9 III
ErubCl" bciilOIid)e u%mCrituniidlc
@oriuBt0rBcrin SioOoro 1mlcul
ito1o g~citcrn Dor ser hicli9cu Stroi.
fomnlcr. Hcfomtlid) muroe Die ct
mos rcijbnre Game Dor ctlli0cr Belt
pom SdGifenNcrid)t III 100 Ntf. WrlO.
itraic pCrllrtbcilt, neil lie eincm We.
rid)tSpolljichcr, Scr ihr cine &prlai
Dung 5ltitcllen ioutc, oua @Ciid,t ser
trnBtc unl0 i'm nit clllem Ncuolucr
bc0rohtC. Gem Staataunhpult er.
lhicn bic Don Der nie0crcn Mlltuni
p%crbGngtc Straic Ill miloc. mo cr
lc0te 9crltilul0 cil. SIC id0nc %iu.
bore filnullcrtc iih iebod) lnl Orcj
&orIoOwngcn Scr S%trnitanlulcr nidlt
ltnb bcQucmtc lid) crit sum Grldci.
men, ais ibr QCpaItiumc GoriiibrllnN
ull0curOnct lpllr0c. Cos HcillItot 0e2
Ero5clieH mar Die 9citGtiAunN Oc2 TT.
ipriinNlidcn llrtbeilS.
Sd)cioung Doll5oQcn.
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ocS Erill.
sen Ebilipp pon 2obltrg unO icincr
Oottin ErinjciiinHolliic lit uomSon0.
0crid)t IN @otbu crlcOiAt moroCn, mo
jmur olti @rlln0 Der III Gari5 cr5iel'
fen &crcinborlulN loltt mcld)cr ser
Ero5cb nud) oclltihcm EriuotfilrItcns
rcd)t ollrd)Qciiibrt merOcn ioutC. Sic
Sdrulbirogc mltrOc OeSbnlb nidlt be
ud)tct, lu1b bic Sd)ciOrulg criolgtc an
ben oQciniNen @rlnlo Der llnucrtr0N
lid)feit hin.
Erin5cliin SolliIc trG1t sic Soften
bcS &eriohrcnn. Ncioc Eortcicn CT.
flGrtCn iid) nit Dem &cr1Icid cinpcy-
ItnnhcL Der III Oo5 Nerihtlid)c Fro.
tofoll nlT1cnonmlcn lpuroc. GicFrin.
6cliin CrhGlt hu0llrd) cine cinmall1c
Slnlmc bon 100000 Nrollca pom
Erin5cll Yhilipp, Der ibr nllBcrocm
j0brlid) $1,000 SronCS 5nblt. Midi
hctommlt lie non ibrcln Goter, Dem
&onig Scopnlo Don 8Cl9icn. c%in,<ubr.
gclN Don 60.0O 6ranrH. Iic @Cid)ic
bcue ninlnlt 6cu (itcl Hrilljciiin
Soili'c Don Sci0icn al nnO bat lid,
%Icrlcr onbeiid,ig Qcnlod)t, ihrc acnrt
nib ollca GcIiclL mna nit Sen, Nouc
5ulnnmlenh1ngt, n.id)t pllbli}iitiid) III
pcrmcrtherL
aunogebungcn 0cgcn Sic
2 ely II lporlngc.
Gen nlclen &nnogcbunAcll 0e1c!l
on@ Sdull = llnterbnltlHtgS . @eict,
lueld)ca oic Hc9ierung ocn Snnotogc
por1clcgt, hat iid) Scr prcuBiid)cS t1os
tctua, ser 81 Dem bcionocrcn ,}pcctc
cillbcrufcn morDcn mor. nit cincnr
1ehurulid)ten Erotcit an9eidloiien.
Nod, uerificocnen gcpieiierten Neocn
gclnn0tcn cillItimmi1 9cidliiiic 5lrr
InlnbWc, III mcld)cn ac9en Ou3
SdulgcicB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
riuqele0t miro, neil rS bic itGotiidlc
Sclbltucrmolnnn9 u%crgGuolti0c. Tic
@cid)liiiic biI0en oic Glinteiicn5 bci.
len, mas Die Mcbncr gc0cn bic Wtubs
rcgcl 9cltcn0 gcrnod,t bnttclt. IS
mllroc Don ihncn bctont. bnB ouS @e.
ieB Den itorfitcn Gil1griff in Die itGb.
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WhtnpnIis, ut. HObnl > SinIlOn. T.IU NIB
2sA5 Norn's 100 ltns l5hb gtarbm. GaiiISsI!'
TAGS. 800. ?5.35 aa6ni, 600 tl6r Sbeno5
Breoerid, nRi. ttrpuIoIunon, $40 uno ls.ss.
Botm. gar,bsn.S Citation. l7.35, 1900, 7s.15 iini
10. 90 Yorit, !t.25, 1880 uno s6.20 g,d4nt.
aindlefer. DIT. Hobui.gictiun, no Dotut.
unb l2.l3 Tohm. 9aInseH'S tation. 1920 gosm..
Is. 90 NIB $500 9ia6nt.
eastrsiupn, vi. MonaI. g station, 8 .ls Bur.
l9.b0 yac1m. 9 lmoeis5iation. IS 00 yprn,..
lob uni l4.00 gGhr.
l7.36 uno Y0.i5 Ycrm, .H.25. a. 30. sb.20
WGttnr $3.50 uno tII.4b 2tbenos.
Gurils yaH. COMMUNICATIONS. le,28 Worm.
Raffm. 9amben,e Hutton. .s 90 RudNm.
yNobaf Blue 2iaie" uadb Ybiiabeipbia n. RetBs
Oprf. Vcner @ermtnal (0nepuntt) an %.
etrah-, We,p.lorf, ssanem atteasn sar 0t.
ftrtftS.
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Ncmcr Solicitor ocs Stants. Tcuurtc.
mcuts.

MulbinGton II, 3. g.. IS. San.
-NatteS Wrolun Scott. Eroieiior Ger
Hedltc OH scr Observation-Disclosures,
III Nciu-2)orf, lit 5itm Solicitor oes
Observation-Disclosures crllonnt NOR
ben, al Stcllc oes Srr. EcNiiclo,
tucIdlcr reli9rirt hat. Scott lit 3S
Sabre oft lnO III Californian ocbo.
rem. Gr fat Die Sorporo.llniperiitGt
III scr aloiIc bon 1890 obiolpirt, cnt-
ping BORT 1891 beng ottorbut II. NOR
pom 1891 bis 1893 reiienbcs Witglieo
filr Ole Mbthciluna fir @olferredt.
10nn begob CT iid) nod Iclttid)lonO.
beilldltc oic llnipcriit0t Seioclbera
mo promopirte nla Toftor ser Mcdy-
tc. Nad) ocn Ser. Stootcn sliriifQc.
febrt, piomcte er iid) bon 1891 bis
1899 Der Ged)t>prariH, Damn nolnr CT
oen 2ebritlthl fir GGIferrcd)t an ser
llnlpcrIitot ron Slilloi3 oli; CT or
aoniiirtc oicicS Tcporttmcnt Scr Uni
perlitat bon @rrul0 ms. Sna. Sabre
1903 mirbc Cr Eroieiior Der Hcd,te
al ser Golnmbin.llnipcriitGt ipcld)e
Stcllulg or iett nod irrc bot. Gr
lit Ser Terioiier einer |Nbhonbling
iibcr 8oIferred)t. meld)e an mebrcrcn
Der beSntenbcrGl llniucriiidtcn olS
2cbrbtd bicnt.
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Writcrn MnrDlano Giicn6alu.

3i1c, n~erluiieu Stlcn 5intiUr luie iOI0i:
Tdglidl.
40 WiorGcnS 2hneu5un 0ngerStOlull. u.
& N.tVGbll mn 1iSpelouimcll Sotittng san
cud mn GbnmberSbutn
30 9tdhm. gliium. Itnd l~lniunrHrioge.
Eagiidl, ausgriummen sunntag,
100 N,urgele UDrt mo SeiiOSbira Nifor'.
$40 DiurGcnS 0ngctaiolut mn SbtppenShica
Accommodation.
oih DiorarIS 9ffiOm. un1 GeltO5burN mno
2lorf.
1913 3'utn,. Nffonr. nnh luton prioae.
$50 AdhDl- Nitonl. na6 OlbioOu. glorf lnb
y. & y. Gin.
100 g,hdm -Grpreb mad @lDnhUu NngcrSt
tuyutt. iumie Sreberid. Gnnniishurg Sbip'
pcttsbHr0 (FIrlOr gHu0puI).
h.3i gtudm, gDOri sSrprcG (FdrlUra @Sdglon).
Gli NhPiloS slffom. nab llniOu7Briogc.
it.2j Ihelas Htturt. lluh Linton Bridge.
MIR SonMtaaS.
$50 Wfnr2rlb Ntfont. tiab linton Bridge lino
NdnuOer.
1880 Nhenbs 9Ifuul. nddl linton Vrt0gc.
Sdit liitbl AT Der FcIln sglUc. Sidiiun at.
u. NobrrtiuM @eHerGI Dctdd'ioiihrer.
4. VI. 0oiuril, NeueruI |aiianier slgeti.
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Merdants' & WinerS' SramSpur
tGtiun GumpnnD.

TnnipFet.YTnIen,
Nnh Soften inb hcn Sften; ieoeE Uloniug,
Sienting, Eonnerftng lio Sailitag, NbcitoS
q llhr.
9tnd 9'ropioence iino benz Often: ieoen Gunit'
tGa. Withhold lnh Sreliaa, gbenoS q ubr.
gtnh Ncmportsgieus rno 9iorfnlf: tiglih INT
6 llbr NacnoS
3ra6t mirb idaIit1 bis 3 ll6r Ibenos fhr an
Dem 1une dbiourennr Snmpfer an9eitomnieil.
gidb G1uunrub lino benz Siloeii: ieoel 9ieit'
ftnp SurHr"rfino uni SunitnB, Mbenbs q llbr.
~9'uii0itet mlo girppiNenet Sampler fubreli bon
Der ySfrite am Sure hes pcngfSodS Oh, Ga.
hannah Samrfcr bun Der gSeriie M SURE Der
gSeiit Sails, 9tntnue.
e. ", 8inluabam, Naent,
GOnaf6od.
Ea. Y, 1nrner, @.Y. ,Maeut.
u. ,. Stebbtne, Weu ..Widr.
Snip.hiirenu - Shouft.6dt GERMAN iuo
eiabt Stranr. Ut3,3&S-)
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Gbciapcafc Iampicr.Sompaouic

SUtIuVruft clWf.
SIcgunie 9~SaiiaAicr . 5autpicr .glugnfta" uno
.&ilnn!u" rad
ElS Ypint Gumior. nno aoripff, IA.
Santpfer %perIdfe:i Baltimore tiuIid tnlSaea
lionIiten SUiiiii1us) mn $50 NbcnoS mo foui.
men In Sio Eoili Comfort nm g ll1r Wior9ens
mo in y%iuriul' nm 7.l5 Wiorgens AT, unfhlies
Bcro an bic @iiertnbn6ilqe nG6 clc' },uriteu
oeS GiioeiiS ltl10 EtiopeiienS.
Dprt'Htuer.Stui:.
elcgnnie Faifngier Edmpicr g. b1rlotie" uno
ngnltimCrC"
nadl gacii' Ypint uno Nihmono. ia.
Sdrricr ~pcrluiien nltimore Stenitaa. Don
retliaa ti1tb SdmifnQ nm = ubr NGdniit1go
ntlo iomuieil In gSeitslioini UNI $50 lnb IN
NiGbrioiio urt d.25 Diprgcts an.
Enmpfer legen In - o%ncciier Fpint. 9lhbs
Wanf mo Nunlnno's NCritc In betoen glibtums
pen thei aiinifiaem NCtlcr) an
Tarapfer ~oeiiaiitu 9aitimcte pum Eier Tr. Is
NIB -, Siabtiiraien' 9Scifte.
3urdls Hillete nab nlct FnniieIi f0i,reit Gee
itdtri. Sepdf arfpcgchcn ulo niiitclt6tmtier
i'm Goraus rcfetpiri ipfroeu In ben bieiiaeu
Nilei Niircnir Gr. ti9. Sh.galtintnre, Strube,
u. ~. Wpbipu, glacui. NJ. i21, Sit.yaitinore.
strabe, ODER ben 8nupi Niireaur: Tr. $50,
Siaht. Strafe. Baltimore, Nlo.
NrnbeH Soitcr, Y. Z. Shisin,
Gen. sSeibdftsfiitrer. Gen. 4PGiiagiersTgent.
2. .. 0ir1onntf. SiIis- Sen 'Paif. 'sloent.
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Baltimore Tampf Eafct So.
H tNite unb Snper;aiiae %Sal.atule.)
3ie @er. Gtnalensloit beiirberfn.
Sampicr ,@irginia" (nen), ,Ntabama,"
,Neprpia," ,Seuueiiec,"

Sdtlptcr uWtrgtnia" lnfn), ugtabdntd,"
yWepreia,". pSenneNer."
Satnpfcr iabrcn ldollb. GonItoOs auseenom.
men. bon .oen .9,aisglne1" 9ters,, yir. f0-1s.
S,GT,J eo,nIcrt G Gorte Tp't lSSfts m Oot1b n na@ o msS
gunften hes Giioene. &crbiuonig In OiS
9,oini Comfort nit Is, 4 9. Gifenbabn." Nud
rSenbrnro @ir Cine" IcIioen 3le bon BuriS.
Mouth nab giIuntn. Sn gluriplf &erbinouna
init Der Dgil0riic Goat zine" gioriolf uni
Carolina, 9ioriolf lno iiioIih. giorfoIf ulo
ipeiilid mlo Oh 9uriirion cine" mad Meps
bern @aibinsicn, &c, 5itmcnb, Sd. ulb
Rem, glprf.
WiaDI5eiien la6 europdif6em FIare. quri.
rioie Nuiiiier5imnier, eleftritbe @eIeudhtliun,
9ornpibei5una, aoien fret. Nelrrbirie aalltell.
5iunmer IN ben @iGletsYiiredn no Der u9'lb 2tne. "
Mr.. 1907. SitsgtoItimcre,S irnbe. gr. b06 unS
t1s. 2ipbtsSirobe. g. ". G.. Office, SiiooTts@ie
baltimore mo Gdloert : Gtrnbe, Continental
1rnit 9niIhir9 unb gIbauDb's, Nr. 100. gioro'
obdr!ceiirnBe.
Sobu u. ebtripooo, q. Vroiun,
EiceBrif. II. Sen. sWntdger. Gen. sGaii. sglaeni
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=. " V1art'u. Ras. FaN. 9raRte.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
MANNING MAY GO


The shipping men Of this city will
probably make an energetic effort Ia
have her kept here though II IL doubt
tul II all the influence which can be
brought to bear will be of any avail
II the Treasury Department has de-
termincd to send the cutter to Alaska,
Before the Manning leaves here she
will probably have a number Of changes
IN her officers. Today It was announced
that Dr.. S. J. Call, who is well known
here. having been surgeon on the rev.
Gnue cutter Thetis when she was here
Two years ago, has been ordered to FIo-
nolulu to relieve DR.. Robinson. the
surgeon on the Manning at present
The gain by Dr. Calls coming will be
offset to great degree by the loss ol
DR.. Robinson, who has innumerable
friends here, rs has his wife
Before the Manning goes north a
commanding officer will he sent TO take
command. Capt. Roberts, who was IN
command Of the ship, was ordered Ia
the Coast to be retired and Lieut.. w
W. Joynes has been in charge ol the
cutter for the past five months. Dur,
Ing his period OF authority Lieut.
Joynes has acquitted himself In the
best manner possible and 1t anything
which the shipping people, who have
been concerned with the wrecks which
have taken place here since he has
been in command, would avail he would
certainly be promoted to a higher rank
as reward for the hard work which
he has taken upon himself without q
nIrnur
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24

TN the meantime. options are OK
riring and nothing can be done. There
is no telling how much damage will re-
suit to the Territory from further de-
lay.
This matter is in no way different
from a matter Of habeas corpus The
bringer of the injunction Is supposed
in law to be ready at all times to pro
coed ! ask that the motion to dismiss
the injunction be- heard ut once"
The Court finally concluded to solve
the problem by splitting the difference
and set O'Clock Friday morning oi
,..,s week for hearing the motion. I,
is probable that the case will take all
oi that day, and possibly longer.
Governor Carter stated this morning
that the option on the Hopper prop
erty expires today. Whether the time
will be extended by the owner of the
property Is unknown. II II is not, the
Territory stands to be loser, as this
property Is some that the Territory Is
very anxious to acquire for school pur
poses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
brown, Lake AND
DOU|HTT DEMUR
Defendants In PeaC0Ck's
Damage Suit
Reply

4. VI. Brown, H. T. Lake and f.. A.,
Douthitt, three OF the defendants In
the damage suit brought by w. C. Pea
cock to ,ecover $4,000 damages for
his arrest on the charge OF selling
adulterated li1uor, this morning filed
demurrers to the petition OF the plain.
tiff. The demurrers are all identical,
They have for their grounds that the
declaration and complaint OF the plain
tin are not sufficient in law to support
the demand OF tho plaintiff and that
they do not cOG.lt'uj" n cause for ac-
ton against the d"feriants In that 1t
Is not shown that u. r.. Lake, was act
ing in his capacity us . police officer AT
the time the alleged wrongful acts were
committed The demurrers further
claim that the suit brought against the
defendants does not show whether II Is
for damages or for malicious prosecu.
ton, and that it il not shown whether
! suit is brought against Lake rs an Of
| fetal or as a private individual.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
DECISION RENDERED
BY JUDGE DOLE
IN ANCIENT CASE

A decision was handed down today
by United States Judge Dole. acting
for the purpose as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, In a matter
which has been pending since some
time shortly after the flood
The decision Is In the assumpsit of
MoritZ Rose w. Mamie Il. Rice. The
case was filed back In 1892. and was
tried before Judge Dole. at that time
an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Hawaiian Islands. The
Judge resigned Jan. IL. 1893. before
he had reached a decision In the mat.
ter, but q stipulation was made by the
parties To the suit that u decision
might he later rendered by Dole, and
should be effective. and regarded as
the decision and judgment of the Su.
preme Court
In his petition. Moritz Rose claimed
that he had been engaged as manager
of Mamie u. Rice's plantation ut Ku.
noohe and Railua nj $1,000 n year and
perquisites, and that In case Of the
decision to terminate such service on
either side. six months notice should
he given.
The plaintiff claimed that he was
discharged without such notice AMI
without being paid the proportionatc
part of his salary for the half year.
He sued. therefore. for damages In
the sum of $2lOO.
In his decision Judge Dole held that
no testimony had been introduced to
snbstantiate the plaintiffs claim that
there was an agreement that six
months notice should be given IN
case of termination of the plaintiffs
service. The Judge finds, therefore.
for the defendant, judgment being en-.
tered to that effect. with costs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
BRYAN SAYS

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. Accommodating
on President Roosevelt's message, WI
liam Jennings Bryan says there Is
much that is good and much that il
bad In II, but II may be regarded as
the Presidents most important state
paper. Bryan says:
"Thc message contains much that
is Democratic and for which the gen
Cral public may well thank him. II
contains some things that ought to
arouse severe criticism.
HE pays deserved tribute to the
progress OF the Japanese nation and
asks for legislation which will enable
Congress TO protect treaty rights OF
foreigners. That there should be such
Legislation cannot be generally dispu
ted, but Il great deal depends upon the
character of the legislation. II any
bills are presented In regard to this
suggestion they must be carefully scr,
tniZed to be sure that they do not
deny to the various States the right
to protect themselves and their people
in matters purely local.
There will be general disappoint
ment at the warlike tone of his mes
navy. He speaks of the navy as the
surest guarantee of peace which this
country possesses. Shame upon the
chief executive, that he should place
an ingtrumant nf hruta fprra nhnyo III,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
SKUNK BIT ScoTTY

San Bernardino, Dec. s3-The end OF
the great Death Valley mystery Is be-
lieved to be near. Walter Scott. Scot
ty,' Is confined in the Little Rock
bungalow, In the rear of row OF sa-
looms. All the medical skill In Bar
stow Is directed In an effort to save
"Scotty's" life. Returning from a des-
ert trip several days ago, accompanied
by his wife ana several mining friends.
he reported that he had been bitten by
a hydrophobia skunk. An inspection
OF his hand justified the report. II
was swelled out of all semblance anu
In fearful condition from neglect. In
addition, he was suffering from long,
deep wound In his shoulder, inflicted by
his pet coyote before he started ON his
trip. This 'wound has also assumed
dangerous proportions, and II is admit
ted that "Scotty's" condition Is critical.