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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
JUDGE 1OB|NSON'S
COURT SATURDAY

In the suit of hIiddleditch VS.. Ka-
wananakoa ct al. the motion of COM
plainant to set demurrer for hearing
was dropped from the calendar by con-
sent before Judge Robinson.
DEGREES of divorce were granted by
Judge Robinson in the cases of Norman
f. Gedge VS.. Vera A. Gedge and Ane
Kailiponi VS.. kailiponi.
Libelee in the divorce suit of William
McDermott VS.. Kahaleone McDermott
will move for temporary alimony on
Tuesday. She has answered the libel.
denying it's allegation OF cause for di-
vorce.
John F. CoIburns demurrer to the
complaint of Oahu Railway and Land
Co, for injunction of his stoppage of
water from an artesian well, was over
ruled by consent before Judge Robin
son, respondent being given ten days
to answer.
Before Judge Robinson, in the fore
closure case of VIM. H Smith VS.. L.
H. Dee and others, defendants Hustace
We're declared in default, and the de-
murrer of Dee was overruled without
argument, he being given thirty days
to answer if so advised.
Judge Robinson appointed Mercedes
L. Devauchelle guardian of her minor
daughter, Elizabeth K. Devauchelle,
for the purpose of looking after the
minors property on Molokai, under
bond of $25.
The Rosa estate matter was con-
tinued by Judge Robinson until We'd
nesday at 10 a. m.
Demurrer in the Holt will construc-
tion case was continued until next Sat
urday by Judge Robinson
In the case of Kipahulu Sugar Co.
VS.. Hakuole .et al, a demurrer has
been entered by w. c. Achi for de-
PENDANTS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
IS
INDICATED
Samuel AmaIu Says He
Didn't Write the
Letter.

Forgery is the charge which a ka-
dressed to Judge Robinson against
some person whom he alleges signed
his name to a communication which
was given out by the judge during the
trial of the Mary Kunuiakea estate
case. That letter was signed by a Sam
Amalu, who claimed that some of the
claimants to Mark Kunufakea's estate
we're frauds and named Mrs Emma De
Fries as one Of them and asked the
Judge to pay no attention to their
claims. The judge gave the letter out
for publication.
And now comes another man who
says he is the real Samuel Amalu and
says the other person is a forger or
words to that effect. Here is the let
ter received in the Kinau mail Satur-
day:
Kawaihae station, August 10, 1906.
Judge J. w. Robinson.
Dear Sir: To my great surprise in
reading an item in the Advertiser head
ed Attempt made to influence Court
and was sign by some unknown person
without my consent Sam Amalu.
I do not know anything about the
Mary Kuniakea's estate; and the per-
son that sign my name under the item
that is stated above must be an Eepa
from Waolani.
1t is not my place also to look after
some other peoples affair, for l have
my own to look after. I will try in all
my power to catch the Eepa in his own
trap and bring it before court.
Yours with aloha,
SAMUEL A. AMALU,
Keeper.
Will you kindly publish this letter
in the Advertiser SO as the readers
will see into it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
Extn, Honolulu oahu. $3.50. B 2S

Extn, Honolulu. Oahu. $3.50. B 2S2, p
224. Dated Aug 3. 1906
William 4 Kinney Dy regr, Notice;
Of decree OF title in Land Reg Court
Case No 50. r 2S4, p 2S6. Dated Aug
S, 1906.
NJ J scanIon and VT to Maria A Bap-
tista, d; lot =, 6312 So it land. Punch
bowl st, Honolulu. Oahu. $500. b 2S2.
p 233. Dated July 81. 1906.
L F Alvarez by atty to Francisco c.
Laranza, Rel; lots and 10, blk R,
Kaiulani Tract, Honolulu Oahu. $3.50.
B PSI. p 1.9. Dated Aug g. 1906.
L c Ables to John Bell, Jr, Rel; "a
land, Honomakau, Kohala, Hawaii.
5000. B PSI, D 172. Dated Aug s, 1906.
D Nakooka (k) to Moku Mansing
(w), NJ; kui 1875 and por r P 1886, kul
1902, Hookena, S Kona, Hawaii. $500
3 PSI, p 1T. Dated June 80, 1906.
Helene Hons by gdn to L NJ Baldwin,
Rel; 1 55-100a land, Waikapu Rd, Wal
luku, Maui. s25OO. B 2S1, 40. Dated
Aug 1, 1906
Charles Copp and VT ct al to John
Perreira, D; por kun I442, Pauwelauka,
Makawao Maui. s416.50. B. 2S2, p
226. Dated May 3O 1895
Charles Copp and WI ct al to Frank
G Inorganic, D; por kul 1442, Pauwela
Rd, Makawao, Maui. $1,000. B 282, p
22S. Dated May 80. 1905.
Charles Copp and WI ct al to Manoel
B Costa, D; por kul 1442, Pauwelauka.
Hamakualoa, Maui $3.50. B 2S2, p 230.
Dated June /, 1906
Charles Copp and VT ct al to Manoel
Boteilho, D; lots 2 and 8 of kul 1442,
Pauwelauka, Hamakualoa, Maui. $3.50.
B 2S2, p PSI. Dated June 1, 1906.
All Cheong by aft of mtgee 30 II
Hackfeld & Co Ltd, Fore Affdt; lease
hold and bldgs. Opaeula, Lahaina, Ma
III. B 2S1, p IT'S. Dated July "a, 1906
Phillip Comrades to Kan Yet L; IA
land, bldgs, water rights, tools, etc,
Kappa, Kauai. 10 yrs at 5000 per yr.
B 2S3, 36S. Dated Mar 19. 1906.
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to William H
Rice. Rel: leasehold and bldgs of Fair
View Hotel, Lihue, Kauai. $4,000. B
2S1, p 17S. Dated July 6, 1906.
Hannah Kaukau (widow) to Kamaka
Crabbe, D: 1-2 int in kul 1925. Koloa,
Kona Kauai. 81. etc. B 2S2, 235.
Dated July IS, 1906.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13

DsaIl!

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For Pc
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1870
For W.
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arrive
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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
KING STREET.

HERE is THE LIST.
BUY THEM AS LOW AS YOU CAN.
Q) Two-story residence (ine condi-
tion); will pay 10 per cent. on $4,000;
house cost alone $500; valuation S5240.
Buying this under $4,000 makes an in
vestment better than stocks or bonds.
(2) Same except valuation, s473O.
REMEMBER YOU ARE BUYING.
(3) Store and lot now occupied. A
running soda water making concern;
concrete floors. My valuation $1,000.
INVEST so PER CENT. OF THAT.
"a 1 large two-story store; pays
regularly S240 year; should pay $780,
FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU CAN PAY
(5) Same kind of building; upstairs
tenement house; pays $40 a month.
(6) Separate lots, cottages thereon;
pay now $45 month; want some re-
pairs; should rent for $72 then.
CD lots, without cottages.
(S) 8 lots on King street. just right
for rough board stores; will pay good
interest; worse lots than these are
valued $3.50. You'll perhaps get these
about $3.50.
FIGURE OUT ON THOSE NINE
COTTAGES AND LOTS.
Bought at $500, repairs at s25, total
1926; rents $72 a year. About % lie
per cent. after deducting taxes. Where
can you do better with your
SMALL SAVINGS?
Regular terms: IA cash, balance
per cent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13

Sale at my rooms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
LEI ALOHA CHAPTER,
NO. q. 0. E. S.

Aeets at the Masonic Temple every
sooa.d Saturday of each month. at 1880
'esoek D. m. Visiting sisters and
Fatiaers are cordially invited to at
sad.
MARGARET HOWARD, w. NJ.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record August II, 1906.
From a. m. to IL Noon.
Alfred Willis and VT by atty to
Mary H Smith .......-............ D
Mary T Wilcox to William 0
Smltn Z ~
Meleana Kapunawai and hsb to
Fanny Strauch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
Maialoha and WI to Ponahawai Cof-
fee Co Ltd ...........-.......... d
Colin McLennan and WI to w IL
Sh1pman ........-......... u
Young Hin to L Utsuroge. l.
Young Hin to Kodani. ............ L
Kahaunani Kamala and hsb to w
Kobayakawa :. .........--....... D
w o Aiken and wf to Joao Gou-
Arcenio do Rego and VT to Joseph
DO Rego ......-...... ID
Joseph Do Rego and VT to Arcenio
Do Rego .-......-.-..... u
Young Mems Saw Soc to Arcen de
Rego ct al Rel
Arcen de Rego and VT to Gear
RodrlSueS .-.... ................ ID
Claus Spreckels & Co by atty to
Alfred w Carter ct al. ........Par Rel
E H Wodehouse and WI to Alfred
w Carter ct al .................... D
Alfred w Carter and VT to Helen
) Carter ............. ID
E H Wodehouse and VT to Helen
S Carter :. Observation-Disclosures. D
Wing Chong Wal Co to ] B Cas-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
UNCLAIMED LETTER LIST

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
General Delivery for the week ending
August IL:
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTa
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantatian Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co.. Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Mill Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam Purnna
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Ins,p.
ance Co, Of Boston.
The Aetna Insurance Co, of Hars.
ford. Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of LON.
don.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
LADIES AUXILIARY,

Meets every first and third Tuesday,
1T D. M, in c. B. U. Hall, Fort street.
Visiting sisters are cordially invited to
attend
MRS. M. COwES, Pres
MARGARET K. TIMMONS, Sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
Recorded August 6, 1906.

John Buckley by atty to James
Steward, Rel; r P's s93 and 2411,
bldgs, etc, Heeia, etc, Koolaupoko,
Oahu $3.50. B 2S1, p III. Dated Aug
1, 1906.
Antonio L Camara to G. Peregil,
Rel; lot OF r P 5471, kul 11,019, Mo
kauea, Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50. B 281, p
III. Dated Aug 4, 1906.
Jas H Boyd and WI to Harry E
Picker, D; por kul 99S, Kuakina st
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-08-13
HARMONY LODGE NO. 3,
I. 0. O. F.

Meets every Monday evening, at 7:5o'
In odd Fellows Hall. Fort street. Vls-
ting brothers cordially invited to at
tend.
c. o. HOTEL N. G.
z. r. HENDRY, Secretary
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Balm 1tufGQc.

8 slim n q to II, NC, II. Nou.
- Gin YaIia8ier. rut0 Eolt5ug Der
Gltlantic Goalt Cine" meldler beltte
Worgen nm 6 ltbr pon @ilntington
na6 Gbarlefton obiltbr, ent9leiitc III
6olge elmer lucbrodenen tShiene bel
ser Station @2elanO, iiebct Weilen
bon 8ilmingfon, lttO t7''Hdiiogiere
lpllroen leidlF 'perlesfs .''Alf21l sac
Mont 9fbm erbj 4ld,;,Et7. 9top.
- Sim StrdBettbobn : @dggorL Ser
l1ncontrolirbhr aclporoen 1pur, larite
berte nit unbeimlifer @eidppinoig-
felt Sen Yoltoffice-Sia binob, iprang
Del elmer @eide pom 8eleiie uno fiel
alti oie Seite. 2llet Carlton, elm
Goitbote, unb Gborles SobnIton MIR
oen idyuer ltlto mc6rere Anoere leidt
perlebt.
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Yiatt nod nidDt bereit.

Buffalo, N..Y, II. 9top.
9unbes- equator 8lott BON NeluzYorf
telegropbirte Ser yGpening NemS"
bon Buffalo aeltern:
sd lperoe ipater ilbcr meme &c
iignation ipreden; ollgenblidlih
bente id nidt ernltlib boron.
&. s. Ylott."
Dorf, II. Nopenlber.
Srelltloe 0eS 9unbes. Senators Yloit
Itelten bellte ooS 8eriid)t. DAB CT
religniren miiroe, III gbrebe, uno
ncnn es bod oo5u fonlnlen Iplte, 10
piirbe eS ~niht Dor Dem 3llanmen.
tritt Der 9egislotur int nGd)lten So
mar geIdcben.
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Sdnrfcntbat Der ,Sdnuarscn Sane."

Mem yprf, II. Nopember.
Die rSdmor3e Sonb"-9anoe mari
uabrcno ser periloiienen Nudlt cine
9ombe in bas 8eltibill Ses Senenlcnts
boiiies Yer. 30, Stonton.S trabe, mel.
dies bon is Sanlilien belpobnt miro.
Gs muroe siin 8liid Hienlailo per-
lett, ober ollie iSeniteriheibeil lit benz
8eb1uoe mllrocn oilrd) bic grplolion
5ertriimmert. mo Die Selpobner DIE
les uito Der benad)barten tenement
b1uier rannten in pariid)em Shre-
den binails olti bie StraBe. lie
9ombe COLT nn5peiielbaft ocm Stas
liener Yietro Mealmnttp, meld,er i'll
erlten Stodiuerf cine 0elifatelien-
Snnblllng betreibt uno III Der letteit
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Ynf Den, Scimiucac.

Ghateau Nap, Sabraoor, IL.
Nopembcr. - Ger Horbpol Can't
pier yNpoiepelt" nit Der Eeorp'ihen
neutrality-suspicious. am 9oro, peld)er
Dor Nebel lutb ltarfcn Winoen bier
SdJub geiltd)t botte, tit geItern bon
bier nod) SionCn, Cape Breton, ab.
gegalrgen.
Solifor, N..S. II, Nopcnlbcr.
Sier iirb Nudribten aus Gbo-
teou San ei1acgongen, nod, meldeir
Der Compiler pNooiepelt" BORT mn
Dor benz oiden Nebel, meldler ploB-
lid eildcttc, Sdltb eeilld)t bot. Sic
Strobe BON Belle SsIe, ourd) peld)e
Die Sobrt iort9eIebt meroen ntllb, lit
iebr elt9 lll0 ongefiillt nit Giifcn ii.
l(ltticfert 10 Dob iie bel oidun Nebel
MIR nit GROCER @eiabr burd)iobren
ipcroen fam Die yHooiebelt" nnlb
it'd obcr ind ~beionbers porieber, oo
iie I'M clpigen Giie idhpere Seif)Goi-
Glllaen erlittcn bot. Gos Steierrlt-
Der lit 5crbrod)clr, ltllp bon Der
Sd)roltbe lit etl 6liiatl berlorelt ge.
gongen. @Gbrerro Die ,rHooiepelt"
inn nurrtoIen 3uitonoe cine @e.
@eidIpinoigfcit bon II Meilcn ent-
pidelt, mog Die Heiie BON Gboteo,l
Ban nnd) Sionep, cine Strecfe BON
$50 Meilen. cine 8od)c coer nod
langere 3eit in aniprrd nebnlen.
Sn Siorep erfparten Dett fllhrell
Sorld)er ieinc Satin itrt0 Sr. ". 9.
Guiglep ais @erireter oes nFearp
Grctic Glib" Cine Sirma III SID
nep bot cine Gepeide bon Gearp er-
balten, in melfer er friidlen Ero-
piafrt beltellt. SIN Der Gepeld)e miro
ailh Ger pretore 3uitanh oes CANT
piers geIhiloert nno unf hieIeit Die
Sfntdb bes lonsiomcn @oridrcitclls
Der Seimreiie geifoben.
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Sin geitrcnqcr Batter.

Etttsburg, II. 9topcnlber. -
Ser Goter BON Sones GoOlor, iun,
ipeldera ben Aeger Sioot Garter am
Wtontog Ibeito in Dem &orort Gus
q1lene erld)oB mno ieitoeln perIdpplll-
ben lit, bat $1,000 9%clpbnung ritr Die
gerboftung ieines SobneS Il otferirt.
Gr logt, er Diini6e, DOB Ieln Sobn
fir bos 8er6red)en sur Ged)enidoft
ge5ogen miro, mo er %oifcrtre Die ges
lobnnlg, obidon er gc}lpungen let,
Iein Gigenfhltm 5l perfoltietL nm Die
lelbe 5i %be5oGfen. .' =.
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y@eicBlid) nno mpraliid)."

Nem Dorf, II. gtopember. -
0ns 9ireftorium Der ,Staroaro Oil
So" bat Geltte eill Girfltlor an oie
Aftion6re Der Gompognie erlaiiet, in
lpcl6cm es iogt, OoB bos Gerbalten
Der @eIeuid)oit pom geietlidlen, mic
pom moroliiden Stonoplmfte aus
lunanfed)tbor iei. 0os 0ireftorium
iprift Die feIte ll~eber5euguitg ats,
Dab Die Gompo9nie aus oem iebt &c.
gen lie ongeitrengten Ero5eB iiegreid
berpurgcben miro.
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Der Sapancicn-H nmmcl.

@aibinaton, .. g., II. Nop.
Sonoels-S efret1r Wetcalf fom
bette Ibcnb bon San Tranctsco Sil-
rid, iuo er int Auftrage oes Er0lioen-
ten iibcr ben IusihluB %iaponild)er
&inber bon Den Sditlen Der WeiBel
untcrilld,t bot. ST. miro Ieilen 9e.
rid)t crit Dem E%r1libenten p~orlegen,
ebe ocrielbe Der Seifcntlihfcit iiberges
ben miro.
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Ter ltnteridlcif 1T ct. 2pnis.

ct. 2ouiS, Mo., II. Nop. -
Die 9nnoeS = STRAIGHTFORWARD CT.
boben heilte slnflogcn geacn 8. y.
3per. jun, aoiienbeomter i'm Inter
0unbeS!S d)obomtc, pegen an9ebll.
der ltnteridlogltn9 bon SCI 200 Ne
gierungsoelbern. Gr miirbe inter
$4,000 9iirgidoit fir iein Grihei.
llen Dor 8eridt geitclt. Gner lit Der
Spbn bes 9unoes.0 iItriftsanmolts
8. 8. Qner, len.
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Nrci Spier.

9 al Sranctsco, Gol., II. NO
bcmber. - Stepben 2pnd, pelder
leBte Hoht i'm Sample nit 5luci Gin.
brcd)ern lebensgcf1brlid) perlpunbct
luuroe, lit bellte Nod)nlittog ieinen
&erlckungen erlegen, poollrd) Die
3obl Der Spfcr jener Nifoire orrf brei
geitiegeu lit.
SIS mar tltrS Dor Wtitternad)t, ais
Die bcioen H1llber, nelde ibr @ciid)t
onrh Soidentiider umbiiut batten,
oos Shanflofol at Der ode bon g..
unb 9ranna1-S troBe betrnten nflo
nit Heuolpern 1T Der Sanb ben gt.
meienoen brobenO 5ilrieien, Die Sanoe
bod 81 bolten. Nue folgten Der Mllf.
ioroerulig, bis oui George S'Gonnel,
cin |penlionirter Toli5ilt, Der Iofort JET.
men Hepolper 500 ullo mcbrere SdillIt
obfcrterte. Nlin bcgonnen Die Ganbiz
fen 5l ldleRcn, nno nlS Der Eltlpers
oonlpf iid) uerSogen bate, logen bier
Der @Glte blutenO an 9nben; S'Gon.
nell bon Sipet allgeln in Die 9rltit &C.
t%roffell, stephen 2pnh nit sluei
Sd)uBpunoen I'M llnterleib, 2ouiS
Gclator, Dem cine ailgeI Die ainnlnoe
binipeggeriilcn botte, ntb Mihocl Sec
1lerp ppm elmer &n9cl III oas DIR 9es
t%roffelt. Habe Der Sbiire al Der g..
StraBe fiibrte cine 9llltlpur iiber Die
Strobe mo BORT Log tobt, bon 5pel
aligclno ~urd)bobrt. elmer Der HGllber.
Die Eoli5ci erfonlte in Dem getootc-
ten 9onoiten cillcn gcluelenen 3lid)t,
b%dilsler, Non1ens Sronf 9itrfe.
SGonnea, Der 6cn morberiIhen
aompf nit ben HGubern oufgenom'
men bate, erlog ieinen Wunben i'm
Solpital.
Spdter perboftete Die Eoli5ei cincn
&ero1dtigen, Nomens Sobn 9prne,
oeiien 9eihreiblung altf ben entfpm-
menen 9anoiten pabt. litter Dem
Bette i'll icinem 3imnler folo man
einen crit fiir5lid abgefelerten Teuols
Der nit orei leeren &ammeri.
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8ranoitiitnng bnrd) Ginbred)cr.

Wulfer, Mo-, Il. Nopember.-
Giubreder raubten bellte Worgen
$4,000 bis $4,000 aus Dem @elo-
idranf zines 2abens, Wclde Der
9anf pon 8olfer geb0rter, uto leg
ten, nm oen &aub 81 peroedcn, 6eler
al, meld)es led)S Ser beitcn 8eihGitS-
GGrler ein0iderte. PIN Wontag
gbeno lpar ser @eloidronf Der 9anf
BON Ginbredern gelprengt morOen
uno oieielben botten $4,000 erbelltet.
Sellte erlangten iie, pa ilbrig mar.
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0cactabilicu audl Gbjt.

@o bingto II, II. Nopen1ber.
- Gie interitaotlife 9anoelS = Cont
miiiion bat beltc entidieoen, boB INT
ter Dem nelle1 Giieltbabngelct Sege-
tabilien olld) unter Die Hllbrif vSblt"
iaQen uno ben &erieuoern ircie 6abrt
llo6 oem 9eitinnungsorte ulro si-
rid aeeeben mcroen mltB, oarnit Iie
al1ipolien fonltcL Dob oaS rSbIt"
nidJt perbirbt.
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Mufi luiQ inipisircn.

@oiD ingto II, II. Nopcmber.
- Baron Iofi, Der iaponiihe BOT
ifaiter, mill cine Heiie nodl Der ga
cificfiiIte ltnternebmens I'M oie oorti-
gen &erbaltniiie ST itubiren INTO iid)
nit Ben eigentlid)en llriad)en oes &C.
ionmten Serb1ltniiies 5niid)en ben
G%oliiorniern uno icirten 2anosleilten
befarllt MAIDEN.
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Nrei 3criunen ncrGrannt.

@olbfielo, 9sep, II. 9top. =
IS miro beiiirdtet, 0aB 0rei Ferlo-
men bel einem Seuer, WeIdeS beute
oaS DSotel @arfielo" 3erit6rte, un's
Seben aefommen iino.
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Gin Gent prp StnnOc mehr.

eincinnott o. II. 0foO. -
IS iuurbe belltc offi5iea bcfonnt &c
ma6t, ooB Die 1000 Nfotoriiibrer unb
@onoltfteure Der Cincinnati Traction
Company bonn t.. Solnlor an cincr
Gent pro StuIlbe 2obnerb6bung be-
fonln1cll nilroen.
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&pr Observation-Disclosures bebatet.

Scrre Sante, SnOo II. Mop.
- 9(d)t Wfdnner nurOen belIte IN
einenl tiefen Sr1lllnen Der nSnOiana
9iItiQerD" per'dJiittet, lie mur0en obcr
allc gerettet. Giner oericlben lit jc-
bod 10 iebr perlett, Dab er mabrIheill-
lid iterben miro; flint onOere trugclt
nlld) idppere 8erletut1gen 0appn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
Nnf Der 9eimretie.
Erdiocnt Gouiepelt frat ecitcrn
Ibenb bic Scimrciie at.

Sin @roritid benmtc in Gnloma
ieincn @eg. - @eifGits6etrie6
Der .Stanoaro Oil So" ngcieb-
lid uno moraliid)." - 9(ofi Mil
oie Eaeificfiiite inipi5iren. -
Glatt nod niht gum ~gieiigniren
bereit. Der llnterihleif I'M
Sdatomt 81 ct. 2ollis.
Colon, II. Topember. St
6ol9e Der fiir5li6en ld)lperen Gegcns
giiiie ereignete iit spiifen bier uno
En1oma Gin Grorutih, 10 Oob Grd-
iioent Hooiepelt'S Spe5iol3ltg eiten
lllnlpeg MAIDEN miBte, I'M nad Gbri-
itobal 5u ~gelangen. Der GrGlibelt
bee1oet. Ieine llnteriltdllngen nllf Dem
SltbnuS bellte. HudJocm er bellte
g6elto 81 Gbrrltobal einen @n1pfang
gebalteu, miro CT iid) an 9oro oes
Shladtid)iffes n2ouiiiana" begeben
mo Die Seimfnbrt antreten. gler
StraBenperfebr in Scion mur0e bellte
bon 10 llbr Gormittags bis 1 llbr
9tod)nlttogs eingeitclt, I'm Dem ErG
iiocntcn cine unbebinoerte 8clcgen-
beit 5u gebcn, ole Stoot 81 inipi5iren.
Der FrGIibent ermnrtet, am Wiittnod
i'll Eonce, Eorto Rico, olt5ulcgen, no
CT lanocn unb per Intonlobil nad)
San Sllan Die Sniel o%urd)Qreren
miro. 3u San Slon miro er Damn
AM 0onncrltog mieoer an 9orO oes
Sdlad)ti6iifes ge1en uno bic 'Seim-
reiie fortieReu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

3eit Grobbriefe bon oer S6lpor5ef
@ano"sVanoe erholten bot. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

allf ser .Solithern 9u1n" iino
bei 2elta. S..G., bei'm 3uianmenitoB
eines Sitter. uno arbeiter5uses Die
9remicr 2louo ul,b GNbcsicp %gctobtet
morben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

aopitobt, II. Nopember.
6erriero, Der Siibrer Der 9oeren,
lpelfe Dor 5ebn Sogen BON Gentid,.
Sii0lucit.Nfrifo aus III Der aapfoIos
liie eiiliielen, lit iontmt ieiner gon5eil
Vonoe bon aolouialtrlippen aefonaen
genommen lpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18
unfaasberf6erung.
S00,O00,000 Sulars bat 9cutidlano
IN 20 Sabrcn ansbesablt.

Ser %. Sobrestog ser Slrol9urirung
oes arbeiteridub = @eiebes olir6
9iSmnrd. - Die So3ioloenlofra-
ten nod INNER niht bomit 5ll-
frieoert. @rite Sibun9 ser
Sarif e Gommiiion in Berlin. -.
Interpolation iiber ole S6lll-
fragc in Golen. - Som perriid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-18

~ q Faftte' Delo QDrf I d.
M ontes.iur. cine, Sronf.
reid II. Hopenlber. - Wit Srn. Sc.
bailop's nellenl lentburen 9allon pa
Eotrie," Der fir bic charlottesville
tbeilulg Ocs fron5oiiid1elt Seeres be.
Itinlnlt lit, lmlrben geitern eriola.
rcid)e Gcriltfe oitsgeiiibrt. Gos Siti.'
id)ifi ilug iiber Die Gbene bon 2opa.
court bis 9onniereS, eire Strefe bon
5cbn Mciler, iinb 5i Dem AitfItieG.
puilft 5uriid. SSm @an5ell mar es I
Stinoe Is Minutelt. nit flint Wunn
in Der @on0el, in Der Suft. Ser
ariegsmlnilter Eicquort iuor bel bet
Gerluden 5iigegen. ia Eotrie" lit
noh Dem gleiden Erin5ip, lpie Srn.
Seboilop's iibrige 2%uitidiiic, gebout.
Ger y oerenoniiton Dor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-22
.S|EMSEN SAYS HIS
FOLKS ARE COMING
Relatives From Hawaii
Reported To Be On
Their Way

Relatives OF John Siemsen, leader III
the gaspipe murderers, have sailed
from Hawaii for san Francisco to en-
gage counsel and otherwise assist In
his defense.
Siemsen had already heard of their
coming from Hawaiian friends when
seen In his cell ut the Bush-street sta.
ton last night.
II don't know what good they can
do" he said. but III let them do what
they please. It's years since I've spok-
en- TO any Of my relatives or family,
but I'll be glad to see them, even
though II Is only through the bars OF a
cell"
Siemsen throughout the afternoon af
lected to be as debonair and buoyant
as usual
The dumps into which he was
plunged on Saturday had disappeared
and while Louis Dabner, his accom-
plicc. had faraway look and acted
rs though aching for human sympathy
Siemsen was receiving callers and prac.
ticing his avowed philosophy of max.
ing the best OF things.
A certain class OF women are begin
ming to take an interest iI Siemsen
md before his trial II Is promised from
superficial summary that he will de,
velop into an object of misplaced fem
mime sentiment
A dozen or more persons called or
him yesterday out Of pure curiosity
and at least half OF these were women
Three women gave him flowers ant
went out of their way to offer him sym,
pathy.
Since making confession about his
father who committed suicide after
losing two fortunes In Pearl City. h,
Is not inclined To 20 into his famil,
history In detail or his experience IL
Hawaii.-Call, Nov. ~.