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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20

pa had Gnken our nsh. ana with the blg
hladc Of his old pocket knife he'd cleaned
each with n turn of his wrist. The tive
Tat gay squirrels Bob brought In Grand.
pm dressed and cut up with no more
trouble The fish he gave TO Mary Ia
Try: the squirrels he put Into II stcwpar,
with some butter, pepper, salt shrcds nf
onion and little squares of potatoes. with
u little water lie covered the nan ANA
put II into a circle of hot stones he drew
from the fire, md let II alone. Then he
threw handfuls 1T chcSinuts into some hot
ashes and let them alone.
camp cooking is mostly 70 let things
cook themselves" he said.
but he made Eggy and me roast some
apples on the ends Of switches. and I
guess that was To keep us from pnkjns
into the stew which ! was dying to Ia
But | could see the stewpan crver hon,
ping mp under the steam, could hear n
purgle and blob, and could smell the rim.
pingist odors from II even II | conliu'r
poke into H.,
When that meal was served made M
my mind thar ! would camp out the RESI-
~ my life Honestly, Eggs and ate 80
much NJ that stew, poured over bread.
that We couldn't eat Siuglp piece even
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20

How" said EgGy. BY fight?"
said | didn't mind n hight as he very
well knew, but | wasn't ashamed TO say
that III bate To fight with him. especial
about such stupid matter rs womnn's
love, What ! proposed to do was to ash
Pussy which Of us she'd rather marry,
and he'd have To hurry about agreeing Ia
that way of settling il, rs she was almost
mp to us. EgGy said all right. So stepped
forward ana said 10 Pussy Which Of
us would you rather marry"
Neither" snapped Pussy. | was "A
awfully ilahhergnsted | couldn't saw an.
other word. but Eggy gasped out
"Why neither
Because | scoru you both for uot ,,,
ting me an invitation to the house w,I,,,
ing. Five kinds of pie aud me moi there =,
Then she swept on MS naughty M or
actress on the stage, leaving Eggy and , ",,
standing there, a couple OF Stiles MIN
the other fellows jcering NJ us Ar u u
while Eggy began To- giggle, NH i'' q
snid:."liow does the game ~" .t,,, W.
Ham" ''''
"Whnt game asked,
'"Dur shinney game, of course. r,o..
on" ONO
Shlnnry I, better than girls after nh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20
OR GS1[3[O o

croquet with Pussy when | went 10 sleep
10 cure what allied me after the hard
cider. told him | thought IL was n
mucher tliug TO do tn heave his shinney
game ard tIcak into my croulpt game
without being asked, lie said he knew
Fuss" Went worth before ever | came to
town and he had as much right 10 play
with her as ] had when he was asked =
! wish girls were not so pretty. for IL
they were ugly one wouldn't care.
Anyway. | said 10 EgGy that since ri
seen what u jolly lark II was 10 com.
home from n wedding journey 10 n houss
warming with five kinds Of pie lpresnrveJ
hucklcherry piel I'd made lip mn mind ,n
marry Pussy and Ia thank him No., IN
go about NIL the time looking for invi,o'
lions from her 10 play cr61uet ira,
made him mad, aud he said that when ho
wore shoes he had as much right Ia Mn y
with her as | had, and, what was mar.
he wasn't 50 sure but that he'd mnrr,
Pussy himself ''
We'd stopped our game OF shinney 10
Jaw out our row, and Hs We stood there
who IN ever should we see coming along
hut Pussy herself, So | said thai N he
wanted 10 Ice Pussy's bean when /
wanted To be- we'd SETTLE II right then aud
there
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20

and Bob isn't a bit poor. Grandma has
never been in New York, but she is sure
she knows all about II, and the surest
thing she knows about II is that people
there eat only Holsters and messy stuff
stewed IN copper pots by heather French
cooks frogs and snails. mostly-enough
TO poison God fearing body. she says.
The poor children" when they mr..
rived didn't look bit starved, but MS II
they'd been rather well fed while tear,
ing about with my papa and mamma.
They didn't neglect any OF Grandma
good things. though, and after supper Bob
and Mary brought out the presents they'd
brought for Us all, and then the house
began 10 warm up, tell you; aud we
kids (Eggy was there We're allowed Ia
sit up until we sang Home, Sweet
Home" which Mary played on the piano,
and Grandpa played on his flute, looking
like tanned 'old angel that he is,
Eggy aud his mother are living in the
cottage out at the farm now. but Eggy
comes In 10 school every day, carving a
new pair Of boots. which he puts on only
for school hours and shinncy, His feet
won't wear out, he says, but his boots
will. We are good friends again. though
We had n deuce ~ row after he played
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-20
! VI

:: :: =: :: 9: =: {; =: 5:
house was warmed days before
they came home. As soon ms
che furniture began TO arrive from New
York Grandma said the house must be
aired. and Aunt Jane said II must b.
warmed, so Eggy and passed days open
Ing doors and windows for Grandma and
building crate fires fos Aunt Jane, until
Uncle Tom said sometimes when he came
In he thought IL was n cold storage ware
house and sometimes bakery.
Ii really was q bakery and a cook house
the day before they returned, for Grand
ma brought In Eggy's mamma and they
started In early Ia the morning baking
and cooking such lot OF things IL made
o fellow wish he We're marrled. too, aud
coming home 10 a house warming. Grand,
ma said that she knew perfectly well that
the poor children hadn't hnd q decent
,'ins to eat all the tune they were gone.
Ne often calls Bob aud Mary 'pOor
NLren." Tough they are ever so old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
WOMAN SA Us SHE
WAS HYPNOTISED

Tits strange. but admitted him to
our hone.
Was Their Gusst.
'flasnid slept Ia our home and ate
FROM our table and whas my wlfr.s
trip o. the south VA. suggested. Ia
said that he would like to So along
IA the hope that he might meet hla
wife and hflng about q raeoncilla-
ton, and also added that he had
business matters in Los Angeles.
which needed atteniiss
"tle knew OF the money IN the Sc
attic National hank and had heard
ms tell nay wife not % draw while
IN Seattle ny wife PROMISES not 10
touch her account IN Seattle. but
uaHeid Induced her 60 withdraw the
money. rhs hank here teiephOned
20 me ia ueillnAham. but through
seme trouble eyer the wire l uls-
understood thrm. and they also nuts
understood me"
Ceas Account Zoe n.
Mira nasaid IL unable 20 account
for her action iu submitting @ the
viii ~ nasald. and says that ahs
must have been hypnotiret
Ne trace has hsea secured Of
iiasold. bat the police IN all the
nearby cities havs been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
CALLS ROLL Of
THEOSOPH|STS

-shaiespearS. the greatest Eeaias
:, "A. ~orlA. whose lutuitivc pow
:. enabled hlm 10 depict every
pA.se Of hunaa nature. Emersaa.
Is. sratest American philosopher
sss priucs Of reasousrs Edison.
i. magician Of shs kshop. and
r.s,kx the great physicist. were
S,~esopAisis. declared l. w. RIOS
- naitoaas lectarsr Tor the Amer.
,,.n socscgy a. Physle Research.
i.sf aigas az Christsussn's Arcade
ball -.
flk- vas the sutieet OF The al.
srvss which was The fiEat OF 4
s-f,es Of toar to b. delivered IN this
elty TIE h0ase vas pacNad snd
many we're not able 10 Es' standinE
rrssat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

az i Mefsdden, whose wife was
-, AZ ssoa In this city on Friday
80 has returned 90 nellinsham
- Ar. MsFaadsn M. ana Mfs
.,.,,,sssn had a Ions conversation
- chief Warpensieln ana het-
w - detectives remnant In
500 81 tha robbery, Mr Me
fs .,,,.sl1 Is a baker BY trade, hav.
"a. worked in saul, s's Marie ,.'... ana
- s.s.esr wye. where he Travelled
v ''aNsr me allas cs A. Rafdsnsls'n,
". a. lived IN les Angoles where
ss.l,ve hs used the nAuae et va
- seven years ago he married
80 - wemaa Who had lived With
-. -, v,,s,s people, iie came g vs. in
s ~ aboat three weeks 49, 50.
- n tolA us that ~ VIE haa
~, s,m IN I.as Angsies We thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Mas n'tAoosN DECLARES
THAI sHE CANNOT UNDER
arANp HOW SITS CAME TO
naAw HER MONEY FROM
tbs BANK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

solid oak Center Ia
Die. "a inch tors polished.
Oak Veneer Seat Rock
A .plraatt solid ott
Morris g'hAif. velour fs-
vsFalhis cushion
A very pretty little
fancy coFnsr chair. seat
81 velnaar IN finished ma
hosauy.
A large Brussels rug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

vill hold The attention of the audit
eneo until the curtain falls Tor.
cite Taylor proved more humorous
and Interesting than during her
former visits Little EdiGh RAY,
mere. who haa wen considerable
fame for her ability. was one Of the
strong attractions Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
COUNTY SCHOOL REPORT.

The annual report complied BY
County Superintendent OF schoola
Thomas 2. storey shows an excel
lent increase IN III lines 81 cdaes'
iiaaal work and school altsndanea
According 20 ghe census an Increase
It ueari, 1.a00 children - shown
over 1895 The average daily at.
tendance has been greater during
thIs year. there being an Increase
of fgsiT over the attendance 0i
1906. The number % teachers EN-
rtoYea Ia the euauty l. ssi. an n.
crease over last year Of To-
Teachers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
FIRST MAN TO
PASS GOT KNIFE

NEW YORK. Aug 6. Because he
vas tie first man that happencsl
al0nK. William G Pearson. . tray.
sliax salesman. was struck Ia ths
back WITH a knife b John Carrie. =
homeless youth. aad viii die as the
fcaalt. Carte VAS starving. ard had
decided 20 tackle the first usn ~
met. Pearsnu VAS The victim. The
stahblnE occurred In West s8fd st-.
In broad daylight Carrie has been
committed 10 Belleyus for exantina'
stassx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
vsaasx lille q, the s.ar.

Mara Sullivan aud company will
open the Star this afternoon In an
entirely new BIN Of high class van
dsxilis Ir. sullivan vii hs sup.
ported b. Rilla Reaxes. and viii
sixe the successful comedy sketch
Hotel Asker" Joe Whitehead and
tho urieraon slaleFs sili be seen In
a clever singing ana dancing stunt
Etaie GRAY. the 6arneis. acrubats.
ana win Vidocq, the monolnsist,
viii no doubt prove good dFawing
cartlA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
THE ThEATERS

IN Lord and Lady AlEy" the
rf.xl<ys suared one q their great
- ssexsses last Night AZ the Sc
Ard. Az no tine during me sea.
40 a the cam pany has q appeared
"a hefser a4vaatAEs. Mr. t'Faw ley
sus Ms vaa Barren have parts
smsuensly fitted % thelr eapahiii.
s'ss rrum The sp9reclative audi.
sass lasi nikht Il would seem that
Ia Ill cDait profitahly eoHiinus
AZ ,Ae week. BAT Wednesday aikht
he sI'f al Be changed 10 -nroshef
OgfFnsfs~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
Save Your Dollars

A dollar saved Il a dollar earned.
A dollar deposited with the German
savings. Building 8 Loan Assoeis
tlon. tis bailey huliaiuk. = saved.
and moreover vii be SoEth tao dot
lars when you withdraw it after q
period 81 yesra. The banks pa
) aud 4 per cent. tho association
pas from ! 10 i1 p~f cent and
your nsou~y Ia sAfe. Come In today
end tall % ChAs. osneF. tho secgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

Oa~ u ths meet successful FRO
eactsoes 10 BE- offered at the Third
Asssus ikis year was the prcscnta
..rr lass ns{ht Of The Gifi Engi
sa~rr 81 he Taylor company The
pisy hss maay thrilling scenes and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06

n Yoa waai hiEh class plumbing
so 10 Geo ~ nroWn Plumbing Com.
panT. al Pine 81. Sunset. ~ $500
Ind. 1p9s. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-06
Mapellne Ice
Cream

A. nAse ~ zsawn Pharmacy.
xnssksn Bark batidiux = the nm.
sst snreothext. raost seiieiaI= crvafn
Y-u sser tastsd. With tie fuii. fish
rmsss nAeor yau car rot help hni
Ia 4. Al yauF nsxt party b sure
b srfvs NAPExINFz Il ~lll be tn
kn 81 she exwairk.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-23

Ct aarSlpit. Oglaa / BOZ
re Gage finoeS &arer n1e0 reipeftob=
le &rnftcr. Gn Wolmfiprer bco
@eltoanggrnbe,1 lpftebe iorleoen Ell,
Stem % ltoe', %lpnberlig fore an-
ltrGngcller log0e ben pao 2nsict.
Malmltencn pcieoc 1853 Ag. Gen
|tGrfe CT fra Sgnlet og beOer Gore
Eitihaua. 6tenea ct beroe11oe reo
Mallnorgtcu peo 9gnlet Station. og
Der cr ior 2%pltbaoenoe %gnleoning
at iorisae lig.
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6bp. 9 t 5 c II y rcr
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fe tomnnaIe Sperp, bar 8. Stortings-
lupplemt % .par aniet iam Bpn6er-
mes iremlte Mono / 8ratSberg.
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Bllige importerede Boyer.

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. e nor 5foee. S
er na9tet Sanftion paa
5alg at en- DeI 5fogeienoomme til
ct engelf 5irma gilbert @eeb & 60,
2to. 5olget 6reie6e fig ON ! Mill.
aroner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-23
81 rmnet Gerbt so e per
/ Bergen baboe Sen q. Gebrnar be-
|taaet / 100 @lar.

5fattepret tor ira III
M c II er at 2igninssfomi5iionen
faltlat til It's pr. 100 @ronerS sSSSno-
tngt og 2 pr. 1000 aroners Jor=
niue. Sfior bar Set be%nholb:pi5 10
% 2.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-23

9 t III III e s 9 a nj I q 8
for 8rnn6epinsbnnoel bar / 1905
babt ct 9berifub af 137,3Ot @roner.
6or 1904 bar 0berifub6et 135,302
&roner. @egnifobet ct oberienbt De-
partementet til @jennemgaaelie.
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Tag Laxative Bromo Quinn--
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fra Apothekeren hyis ike hyel-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
MISSING INSTRUCTOR
SEEN IN CHICAGO PARK
Harvard Tutor, Charged With
Murder Of Wife, Said to Have
Been Identified.
1pu Associated Press.l

~ 49,
X CHICAGO, May 12.Irhe lntcr-Occan 10
day says Professor Erich Muentcr was was
seen yesterday in Garfield Park by u
man who knew him well In the days PC
fore he went to Harvard University
The Identification Is positive and Charles
O.. lldstrom, an organ factory employe,
told the police that he met Mtlenter ~
4 the park and could not be mistaken as
to the identity OF the man. Edstrohl
knew Mienter when employed as ]anitor
in an apartment house near he lnglesldc
residence in which MlIenter lived when
lie was a student and teachcr at the
University of Chicago
Edstrom is q foreigner and reads no
English papers and had not heard that
his former friend was accused OF wire
murder. Yesterday he recognized man
sitting on n bench In the park as Mucn-
ter. They talked of incidents Of the
days when they often met each o. ne
and Edstroin Is emphatic In his declara-
ton that the park visitor was the llar-
ward instructor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
CARL sCHURz
GROWS WORSE
Hold Out But Slight
Hope That lie Will Survive
Night

I NETWORK. May ia.--1 Physicians who
i'rc,nhIned III attendance throughout tho
flight announced this morning that there
5Was no Improvement III the condition 1t
cart sch,lrs. the publcist ind former
cabinet member, who Is Ernvcly Ill with
d complication Of diseases AZ his home
here. At I: 80 o'clock Or. jacob gave out
The following regarding the pa icnt
.orhe night passed Without much
change. Ths heart and pulse respond to
There AFRO occasional at
lacks OF difficult breathing. No Improve
During yesterday Mr. SEIZURE appeared
rorlti55tln,ea brighter and stronger, and
Andrew Carnegie vas admitted for q
brief period to the sick room, ms was
also Edward r., Prect orlous, MI. sch,rz's
partner the ownership OF the West
.lichu Post, Of st. Louis. The Improve
1nent vas; hoWever, Of short dura ton.
Shortly before eleven o'clock the fol-
lowing bulletin was issued by Mr..
sch,,rz's physician:s "Mr. schurz is
WORSE" Sc
#IfATturn for the worse In Mr.. Schurzs
condition occurred during the forenoon
and Ms trhyslcians announced that he was
EgrowinE weaker, and that they hnd but
slight hopes that nc would live through
the day. {& 4i5 WI af5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
SULTAN SUBMITS TO
DEMANDS OF ENGLAND
Imposes Conditions, However,
Which Great Britain&is Not
Likely to Accept.
nv Associated press)

Z
STANTlNOPLE, May 1.-THE
Turkish government has accepted the
demands OF Great Britain condtionally,
and 1t is anticipated that this is only a
preliminary to the complete acceptance
Of the British demands In regard 10 the
Tabah boundary question:.
LONDON. May 12The foreign office
has not yet received advices that the
porte has definitely acccded to the British
demands, but the latest official dispatches
from Constantnople intimatcd that the
sultan was preparing to submit
1t is said at the foreign office that there
can be nothing Conditional In the ac-
fceptance. as the demands OF Great
Britain are the rreduciblc minimum.
Tho change III the saltnn's attitude
must have taken place very late last
night or early to-day, for the grand
yiziers visit 10 the British Ambassador,
Sir Nicholas r. O'Conor, at eleven
O'Clock last night, bad no immediate re-
suit, except to emphasize the fact that
the attempts OF Turkey to arrange a
compromise were useless.
The grand vzlcr's proposals we're as
unacceptable as were those OF TcWfk
Pasha's the foreign minister. on the pre-
tvious day, and Sir Nicholas again point
cd outSthe futility OF suggesting mnditl :
cations of the British demands. which
constituted the absolute minimum.