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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-08

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idpimmen0e @}ine 3erIt6rt.
9}od fem neuer Erenier fir
GeItreid gefun0en. - 9(nueitie
iiir fron56Iibe Strifer.
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len Ncrtb man auf $4,000 id)dbtc,
nurOe in Der leBte gtubt aus oenr
Whreun fiir Mniieu uno 9iiIItunqcn
geItoblen Ser Gicb bate li6 offert.
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Cnttnm nod oenl IiebItabl 0lr6 Elm
6enlter.
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2 S6lo6tihiffo o@l ontogu"
eiugeitelIt.
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orbciten all Dem bel Sbuttea 9oint
geitranbeten 6ritji6eu Shladti6iii
oWtontogu" iino IN 6olge DeS itiirnli-
iben @etterS cingeitcIlt moroen.
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unnloali6. Gie &rieg5ibiife unO
Nerge6an1pfGr, luclCbe iif IN Der gPGs
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IS. 9lpril BON Soeiio no6 &lobipoltot
obgegonaene ruiiiibe1nnlpfer oSnia5
@urthafoii" rnnnte gclterlL % Mei-
len bon bier gegen cine ibminlmenbe
O}he uno ain9 IN Solde ser Grplo
lion ocricIbcn lrltcr Die Manui6nit
lutrOc acrcttet.
6rci6errp. b. @ed Writ sic
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tiidc Situotion lit nod b0Gig llnQc
flGrt, unh, Ole WtiniItcrfrile beItebt
fort SSreiberr b. @Gd, Scftion86cf
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m0 onertnnntcr &ertrouenSiuom
oe3 GrSbcr5og SbroriolgcrS sSrnltS
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otitrugt lporbcn mar, Elm neleS &o-
binet 5lt biIOcn, bot 0en &criud ollf-
0egeben. Seine @eniibungen, Die
beite6enoCn @caeniGBe 81 ncri0bnen.
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lit @rni GouOenbouc, Der Stottbolter
bon 9obmen pcld)cr Ihon cinmal
6ie 6linte ms &Orn gcluoricn Gotte,
pieocrlm sur Gpnicrcn5 nit Dem
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itoltlna Der Iinge, oo Die G3ehen
Gegenn0rtig Ser 9tcNierlIng iiberau5
irclnOlid 9eiinnt iinb, neil lie bel
Der SSoblreiorm binli6tlid Der Ser
tbeilllng Der Wonoate 70 gut bebndt
luur0en.
9lugcnleinem Goiiirboltcn no6 lit
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9oppcnlonordie ie olrdSumo6en
gebu6t bat. Gcutife oIler S6otti-
rnaen perlonnen cinmiltbig Die 3u-
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eioennl1dtig uno einicitig 1n6ern
mollcn, itOem iie cinCn outonomcn
lttgoriiGen Sorif fir bcn gemeinio-
men 3oltorif ir6ititlliren.
9lae m0glid)en @eriidte iinb beute
9lbeno I'M llmIouf sic ie6od ni6t
ouf berl1Blid)e Gucllen 5uriidSuiiib.
rem iino 60 beiBt es, bob nnter
oem neuen &obirct cine p6llioc 0cil-
qeitoItilng OcS biplonotiiden Gien-
ties ertolgcf luerDe rllD terner, 0aB
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ltcn 3uriidtrCten iucrbe. /
Ger 9luSgang Der gegenlu1rtiacn
arile eriheint burhouS unqeniB,
nno nit bonacr 9eiorgniB ieGen
lpcite &reiie Der ndhIten 3ufunft
entgeger
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l1ngert.
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bat oo3 prooiioriihe SonhelSobfpms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-08

&clgraO. I. ounli. - Seltrei6
bat ooS probiiorii6e SonhelSobfom-
men nit Gcrbicr oeiien Oiiltiefeit
geItern 9(beno bate 5u Gnoe aeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-08
MARI

Sprc6er Cannon 6ot iid) ihIieBlitb
6cncger loiicn, cinem GompromiB
6c5iiglid Scr Stnotcn6ia 5uSnItinl.
men, pelde3 GfIobomo ,m6 6oS S9Sn.
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Wterico ln0 2Iri5onu ieporotc GoIfss
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miro bciScr 6dllicrn 10 bcridtcn, o6er
eS lit niht mo6riteinlid, Dob ser
Senot iid 0araui einlaIieu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-08
senIatiOmeaer9 itabl
Mcrt6Uuller ErScn ans einem Ger.
liner Muicum cntluCnOet.

Ger Gie6 bate ii6 ii6er 9todt in Oem
2ofal perItedt. - @enig 2tuSii6t
auf 9iettung Oe8 geltranOeten bri.
tiiten sdla6tidiffe8 nW}onto.
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0ie 6ortiebllng ser 9erge,9lrbei.
ten mm6gIid.- 93uiiii6er Gam.
pier no5e @IooiooItof our6 cine
i6luimmen0e 0}ine 3erIt6rt. -
9tod fem ueuer 9renier fir
Geitreid aeilm0en. - 9(uneItie
iiir fron,6IiIhe Strifcr
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
MONEY WlLL Be SOLD
Qs1s1' We nssd,y evening
at tn. rsg ar meeting Of
the Board Of Directors d the
IBERIA Bu|P|Ns ASSN
Meeting at III usual hour.
Al the office " the Assn.

At q recent editorial cOnven-
ton a member offered the follow
ing toast:
"To save editor from starva-
ton, take his paper and pay for
it ltomptly. TO save him from
bankruptcy, advertise in his pap
er literally. 10 save him from
dispair, send him every news item
of which you can get hold. To
save hlm from profanity, write
your correspondence plainly on
one side of the sheet and send il
in as early as possible. To save
him from mistakes, bury him.
Dead people are the only ones
who never make Mistakes Truth
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Antarctic Cold.

Though the temperature fell
more than go degrees below zero
several times at the place where
observations were made, these
records cannot be regarded as
representing the extreme cold in
the antarctic regions. Greedy and
Perry saw nothing worse than go
or G5 degrees below zero, but, like
Capt. Scott, they were close to the
sea except during the summer
months. The most severe cold on
record is that observed in north
ern Siberia, well inland, says the
New York Tribune. A tcmpera
turc Of 90 below was registered a
few years ago at Wcrkjohansk.
."r Well known astronomical re \
sons the winter Of the southern
hemisphere is colder than that of
,hc aorthern. Ifa midwinter ob.
ervaliun could be made several
t.ad:rd miles from the ocean in
hal !art IF The globe. therefore,
I IS Lot unlikely that a temper
lture Of fulIy 100 degrees below
zero would be encountered.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Line VIII Be Built

New Iberia, Ia Oct. S.-llon
Jules brcyfHs Of this city today
received \ communication from
" y. Owens. protector oi the
New Orleans, Crowley and West
crn Railroad, in contemplation
hctvc,a Crowley and Now CLEANS
i'm which hc states g, returned
from New lnrk city yesterday
ana ~" I" advise yon that our
lrnr viii bc built and in operation
hcfor, 'ho lst of January. 100
every ihlng having been eai'sfar
toiily arranged
II is the general belief that
tbs road will connect at Crowley
with some great Western trunk
line. giving Western connection
10 ST Ion's, Kansas City and
other uoIuts T. -
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Intoxicated Waspa,

Wasps have a great foDdness
or overripe fruit, especially
,ear., l,iums and sweet apples.
rhe hugar of these fruits has a
endency TO pass into hind Of al
ohio! IN he ordinary process OF
otting, and after imbibing large
quantities of this liquid the wasps
become outrageonsly intoxicated.
The crawl away in the grass in a
SEM somno'cnt "ondition and rp
main ill he effects have passed
nj, hen The: will 20 nt t again.
1t IL While in this condition that
H.ev 20 their worst sting;ng. A
,~"s"n 'rcelving Z sting from one
Of 'nse 'Etoxicated wasps will
sufet severely from nerve poison
ing for days--Iature.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Nervous
Worn-Out

If Won are in this condition,
vour nerve force is weak-thc
power is giving out, the or
pans Of your body have
"slowcd up and do their work
;mpcrfcctlv. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
arc weak the heart IS unable
70 force the life-giving blood
through your veins; the ston'-
ach fails TO digest food; the
kidneys lack power TO hltcr
impurities from the blood, ana
the poisonous waste remains VI
the system to breed disease
Nerve energy must be restored
Dr. Miles Ncrvinc will do II.
because it strengthens the
nerves; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rcbulldS thc
entire nervous system.
Several wears ago was all broken
aown I was nervous. worn-nut, cou'o
not sleep. and was in constant pam.
/ Jortored for months, and hialiy the
doctor said he could do nothing io
me. began taking lr Mics
Nervine. ani used altogether eight
bottles end became strong ann
healthy. and now weigh 17o pounds
II C. tCNNINGliAM,
lOs Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny, IA
Or. Miles NervIre Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. " u fs'is, ne
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

Mr.. s. p. MistrOt announces
that he has bought the entire da
maged stocks Of Pollok & Bern
heimer. and Block & Neuberger Of
Mobile, Ala. These two cOmbln-
cd stocks aggregate 100000.
Part will he sold at auction in
New Orleans, but the larger share
will be distributed amongst the
MIstrOt Bros and Co.'S branches
from that point.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

In Texas supersttious people carry
a small bone from fshs head. but
the luck only comes after the charm
has been lost.
The Bedoun Arabs are small eat
ers. Six or seven dates soaked in melt :
ed butter serve man whole day
with very small quantity OF Coarse
hour or little ball OF rice.
As late as ls40 there were neither
roads nor coaches in any country dis
trict of Portugal. Gentlemen travelled
on horse back and ladies' in sedan chairs
carried by men, or in mule itters.
1t is said tha, Herbert {. Hoover ia
one of the highest sslaried men of his
gears in the industrial world At the
age of s9 he is in RECEIPT Of $33 900 an
nuAily for his services ~ . miniae ex.
pert -----~.......s..~-
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
WHAT IS KEEPING YOU
from owning your own home'
Iberia building Association

We are of opinion, and we be
lieve the people are OF the same
opinion. that those shows which
advertise their price AT % cents
and charge % cts extra for re
served seat should be regulated
by the town authorities, as an i'm
position; the license should be
graded according to the price OF
admission including the extra for
reserved seats winch is SIMPLY
arbitrarily doubling the price.
These concerns shouid be rpgulat-
ed BY the town license. st
Martinsvilc Messenger.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

The Crowley Signal is running
a fine series Of articlep dealing
with the advisahilty of patron
iz'ng the home business men.
From one Of them the following
is taken: "lf your local mpr
chant Is honest, and if he is max
ing an effort, fairly TO supply
your needs az far az lies within
his power, IT is to your interest
that you should encourage him hy
every means which you possess
not only TO remain in yous com
munlty, but to expand his bust
ness to further meet the require
mcnts Of your community, in
stead Of placing upon him the
burden of gratifying your every
vhim that you may he induced
to keep AT home the portion OF
your money that belongs there
in any event We say {" you,
therefore, that If is your duty to
purchase within your own com
munity every dollars worth Of
goods that it is possible for you
TO buy at a price within reason
hat it is your duty to your self
to give your home merchant an
opportunity to order goods for
lou that he may not have IN
stock: that it IL your duty to
Yourself tohclp your home mer-
chant enlarge and widen the
scope Of his business as rapidly
rs possible.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Mop@f NJ %''' ss,: be ;''s %,:;' s'
ing Of tM Boa1 Of Directors of
the Iberia Blu lding Association,
which will be / bid at the Office OF
the Ass0cia tiO on next Wednes
day evening, 7:SO o'clock.

Messrs. Ellendtr Bros. who are
planting cane some twenty miles be-
low Houma. la, sell their cane to
refinery on Bayou I.afourche,
some thirty miles below Thibodeaux.
The cane is transported from the
fields to the cane carrier on barges.
Graphing hooks take the cane of
the barges and puts it on the carrier.
From the field to the mill costs 10
cents per ton. The sugar from this
refinery is loaded on to barges and by
an all wat"r route is put upon the
New Orleans market AT a very low
cost. This is an object lesson A. to
the utility of canals.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
,rhcv'u-'gOwu ScisoOi.

In the Parish tjCik : oiiicc,
in the records Of conycyanops, ~
Book -. pag" 431, il recorded an
net of donation from Mrs VIM.
Lourd Of lot 565 feet front ca
the West side Of man street n}
200 feet deep along hcHlhn'
street, whlch lot Was dfdica't'
TO the purposes of I'uhIic educa
tion. Subsequently,, II Book 20
folio IL, wac recorded \ second
donation of y lot adjoining the
above, measuring 10 feet along
Main street. by y depth Of lol
feet, from the same donor and
dedicated 10 the same purpose
The two donations mad" a heaF'i
ful school site, upon which was
erected the Live Oak school
The time has come when tins
building will have to give away
for n larger cdiiice of brick and
two stories. III has also been
found wise and necessary to in
crease the site hy the acquisition
Of the lots Immediately in ihe rca,
Of the present school property,
which Will give the greater School
lot face on Main. Chcsnnt and
st. Peter streets. OF this new
territory, the lot occupying th'
corner Of ST Peter and Chestnut
streets ~ held Ivy colorcd owner
and it is improved \ price has
been agreed upon, together Will
the agreement that the buildings
shall br moved to - new site
The next lot back, facing ST -"
ter. belongs to the l"urds. and
the sale price has been agreed up
on. The third lot belongs Il
an iuterd,ct. and il viii have t'
be appropriated. Th"Ae comhln
ed lots VIII give 4 school lot OF
2l1j feet front on Main street
with a depth through the block
to st. Peter. along Chestnut
street.
II has been proposed. and We
most heartily concur III the sug
gesilon, that now woud be an
auspiclGs time to change the
name of the school and that II
shall here after be known as the
Lourd School If this Sugges
ton is not opposed by the sur
viving members Of the family, w
see no reason Why the name o'
the benefactor of that schoo
should not he honorcd especial,
~ it is now proposed to erect
crcditable structure, of pleasing
appearance and of pcrmenen
character.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
THE CHEERFUL TELEPHONE,
An institution That Contributes
Much Toward the Enlivshnsne
of Mankind.


In a general summing NJ of'ho
NUMEROUS mechanical 'n'""''""a
urirh contribute largely /" fhe
44,"tv Of nations. the t'l'IhGn'
il nllmata, docs not fal' t"h'ni,
saws ,l,r Iu,IiAna;,nlia IuHl nal.
1T lust occurred TO me the
othcr IoN" said a wonnu III 1t
tie group ~ club 'oit'r"lS WI"
v,t. having sori4l chat ait"r
fhr club bad aiinI ~ 4. i''"' N|
j" rot gir" the '"!"th"I" = lFs'
due Of riaisc rs n cheer dlSfrlh
u:nr. ON" hears a good d'ht, no"
and then. about the "A"fuf tee
ph"nc. the N"nierfn' f'!'Vh"n''.
the convenient t''' ,'h"h", hn'
realty ! hn,e mover heard any "r"
ral' it the cheerful '"i'P'I""
Perhaps, however, one needs 10 be
u suburban dweiier to realize
what an entertaining and agree
able companion the telephone 10.
In trite phrase. words can hardy
tell what 81 valuable affair the tel
"ph"ne il IN the country !" me
dull winter days. when my nus
baud vns ~ town 'nd the 'h''d'"h
~ sch""' '"> sp'''fs ""r'f som
times '"e '+f"'t ~ "''nG -
Gri"'"' 81 90 '"9' ~ ''' y =
tonic. '.''''' "'"'l'l' ~ I"
telephone. COW w a"'ne ore .! ~
trta'nrr'' ''A'l"es or ln'i'n''"
friends, e''''r N tow" or :" me
country. ptf htfic Picasah'
sparkle "f tax or '"rn''ss KS
slp ever the wire, ana =" 'a'h ="
my sewing or WORK i'freshed aho
brace" IN n'nd ana BODY
~ nt*sh""hst, too ~ Ho"h
old Sa'rev famP would say, !
often administered '"e "''ph"N
cure to my hnshnho aho '"''h'eh'
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
RHODE ISLAND
WANTS bob"
To Help Them in Present
Campaign --GenerOus
in their Recognition
of Our Congress-
mans Ability.
Wires and Letters from PrOmi-
nent Men Urgino Him 10
Come.

Congressm IN x +. BrOuaaard
is not only admired and esteemed
by the people Of his district and Of
his home parish. iberia, hnt he is
held in the highest regard by
prominent men ot the nation. This
has been evidenced in the Last few
days by the number of letters AMI
kilograms he has received, pressing
upon him IN the most cordial man
Der the need Of his services upon
the stump in Rhode Island for the
benefit of the Democratic party IN
the Congressional campaign now
on in that state.
ID. Il. ID. Granger, member Of
the Ways and Means Commute,
also vice chairman Of the National
Democratic Campaign Committee,
wrote Mr.. Broussard few days
ago, from Providence, Il. | stat,
ing that b,s help was wanted the
French speaking people Of that
state were asking for blm.
DIR. Garvin, twice elected gov.
ernOr of Rhode Island, now the
democratic nominee for congress
from the second district. has made
an earnest appeal to Mr.. Broussard
to lend his influence upon the
stump in his behalf
Jas. II. Higgins, not yet thirty
years of age, nominee for governor,
four times elected mayor of Paw
tucket wired Mr.. BrOussard day
before yesterday to come by all
means
J. M. Griggs, chairman Nation
al Democratic Committee, wired
Mr.. BrOussard on the 9th inst,
from Washington, ID. c., "Must
have you to speak III Rhode Is
land. Wire quick when you will
Come"
While Rhode Island may be
small in area, she is great in her
generous recognition of the per
sonal worth, force, ability, and
magnetism Of LOuisiana's Third
District Congressman. She re-
cOgnizes in him man who can
appeal to the voters, carrying
conviction with his utterances.
notwithstanding that they know
that he has campaign. of his
own OH hand for re election, it
would seem that they, of Rhode
Island, believe that he is capable
of taking care Of his own candida
cy here, while helping them out
there.
Up to Yesterday it had not been
definitely determined whether Mr..
l3rOussard, who is himself one Of
the vice chairmen of the National
Campaign Committee. could leave
this District to help his friends in
Rhode Island at this particular
time.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Quimsy. Spraims and Swelling
Cured.

"ln November, 1901, | caught
cold and had the qninsy. My
throat w4s swollen 80 could hard
~ breathe | applied Cbamberlain's 5
Pain BALD andft gave me relief
in a short tiye. In two days
was all r'shT says Mrs. l.. cou-
sins, OtterDdrn, Mich. Chamber
lalu's Pain Balm is y liniment and
is especially valuable for sprains
and swellings. For sale by All
Druggists.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
BAYOU v.AiOsurclsc.

Ihere has Drtn some Ig'|Hil'H
Of the question "f building n sys-
tenn of locks at Donalsonville to
connect Bayou l"fnurchc again
with tho Mississippi river IT is
a part Of the proposition that the
work shall be done by the Levre
Boards Of the interested sections.
The LafouIche was divorced
from the Missssipsi by an earth
en- dam in February. 1904, by
the I.cvee Board. This action
was the result Of long AMI care
ful consideration Of the question
of how best to preserve the farm
lands bordering the l.afOurc! .
from frequent and disastrous
overflOws by the braking Of La
fourche levees. The dixie was
dec,deed upon and thus far tx
periece has borne ont the Ger
rectness Of that Judgment. This
was entirely within the province
of the Levee Board.
To undertake the building Of
locks Is possibly IA rather broad
Interpretation of the powers Of a
Levee BOald-especially where Il
stream has been for some time
closed. Aside from hat point,
j. would mean the expenditure of
the money of large number
Of taxpayers who have no inter
est in the matter. New Iberia
is a contributor to the Atchafa
laya levee district, and it would be
interested in any work done on
the DOnaldsonville dixie in so far
as the payment OF the work is
concerned, but this immediate
section would derive no benefit
from locks at that point under
existing physical conditions.
The Iberan is by no means op
posed to locks, or to locks at
DOnaldsOuville. But it looks up
on the opening of gate to com
merce of any particular section
at any part of the expence of an
other section, where the latter
cannot participate in the benefits,
az carrying u large element
Of injustice and is establishing a
precedent that may lead in a
dangerous direction Donaldson
vile Will hesitate to contribute
to our commercial projects, where
she cannot participate in the
benefits; neither should we be ex
pected to contribute to the i'm
proving Of the commence OF
bayou LafOurche.
Should the Levee Boards de
eide to build the locks at Donald
sonville (which we think should
be built by the National Govern
menD then this section should
insist upon the same authorities
cutting a canal between bayou
LafOurche and Lake Verret. in
order that this section may
participate in the advantangps to
its commence by the new outlet
to the "Father Of Waters
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

+. l.. Broussard, Dist. Attorney; l..
>. Frere; F. n. Mestayer. Chief of
Police; A. g. Barrow. aud Raoul Lam
dry Of this place will leave here to-
morrow for Loreauville, where they
will join party organized by Denis
Mestayer, 10 60 to Bayou Des Ours
and Bayou Sorrel to hunt bear for a
week.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13
Go to Killing BROS. for the best
assortment of Shoes.

A man in lIigginnvillr, Mo
had five daughters, four Of them
married to men named Short,
Brown, Poor and Little. TIC
fifth was united last week to n
man named l,ogg At the we'd
ding supper the old gentleman
said to the guests: 81 have
taken pains {" educate my daugh
ters that they might act well
their part in life AMI do honor
to my family find that AL NY
pains, cares and expectations
have come a. last to nothing
-
but Poor Little, Short, Br@sn
Hogg."- TX. ~
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

Twentieth Century Home Mag.
on sale nillards News Depot.
The weekly Iberian., 1906-10-13

"Vhv are ..on 81 quiet this even
ing. dear" she ;5ked, "Are Won
thinking about how we became Ell
gagged last nightw
Yes he answered, with deep
sigh. You see, I'm perfectly so
ter to.RtaAt"x Ehi9Ga onoy
SCRAPS OF INrVN0ATION.
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Grammar grades.
- High and grammar 49,,
H,uula and Waimanaio school re-
ports have. not as yet been received.
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aside, saying: Nay. nay, Pauline. !
never knew thee and cannot hear
thy voice.
But then turn thou to the good and
righteous manager. who. knowing that
thou art a Workist, will send unto
thee his agents, his stage directors
and his office boy. all carrying costly
presents, gold and silver and precious
stones. Laying them at thy feet, they
win cry out in loud voice with one
accord:
Behold, our master has sent us
with these (prop) treasures, and has
commanded us, upon pain OF death, TO
return not, neither TO sleep nor eat,
until thou hast signed this contract.
For he knoweth that thou art Work
Is. Nuf sed.
"And then thou. being a Wor!Sist and
proud, shall make them return unto
their master and boost the salary to
Ave thousand talents week and no
matlnees, and then thou shalt accept,
But not in haste and not too Gag
early, but with all dignity.
For being Workist, thou hast
reached the top OF the ladder and fame
IL thine"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-01
Water FRONT OBS[RyIS
. I'LL FIRST DAY OF 1906

The waterfront was practically clos
ed down today in observing the first
day OF the New Year. The only actiy-
lty was the operation OF the dredger
Pacific and at the naval wharf, where
Lord & Belser, who are behind In
their contract with the government,
are endeavoring the finish the Job as
soon as possible. The marine railway
was not running.
The InteT.Island wharyes were
locked up and nobody but the watch
men and an occasional sailor moved
Lbout. Not steamer or sailing yes
sci arrived or departed during the day.
The railroad wharves were shut and
Nobody was at work. The Alameda
Jay quietly at the Oceanic wharf with
pothing doing either on board or on
the landing. The collier Dix was not
|discharging coal at the naval wharf
and everywhere along the front the
crews OF the different steamers and
sailing vessels were loafing about the
boats and enjoying the start OF 1906
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