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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10
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ltonlclt nit loIgcnocr &ert5eilung
Der @interloiicni6oit binterlegt nor.
0cn mar:
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cine Strobenbobn nod Gu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

&ein GerIoB i. - Sect bob' i'd
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%trcuter, luie Der &ouuIcrilt mar, oer
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nit Der Sniontcric. oic miro ia ieotr
%4ltgenbllf nod rincm onberen 0rt
pcriest."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

Der 0elttiNeu @eidGit&lcute, Die iid
c%iuAciun0cn buttcn. "a morcn SO.
Don Den WrobinOultriellcn Die $50.
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Gp., 5rtQc0cu. 6crncr morcn Die @N.
y. W}iiQcr, ". 98idcr, >%5Sront Gucr.
mann, ,Eobu Sd)uIcr, Is. @ricb, ),
Giiticratb, Oscar Seller, &. g. @o8,
ncr, g9m. l(lrid), 6ric0rih @raeIcs,
IS. ". 2ultd)t, 9Sm. $. Suttlcr, Ser
0iltono &oiicr, [Sobn @cdcr, Gb03.
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6. aroit, 2llbcrt NioaQc &oGn @ems
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mann, 2lltQ. Sdmi0t, s.. z, @cnOcl,
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crutonm s.. &cjiihnciocr, &obnS6ii-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

:. Su)plI, VNu. ~ NNlulltl, ~. =
N~}orpoo0, 5, &. 2lbcru s.. Ncii
ihnciocr, &obu SmNG s., e Geur~
bolt, i. e. Gucrmom, &obu %in50.
Wtllbuu mo 5. =. &rciioc.
Sur IcBtcu Sub G ~ lluter
GROCER @ctbciIigltng bon 2ciOtraqcu.
ocll ion0 Qcitcrn NnhmittoQ sic BE.
crOiQluN Der am >. 2ntQlnt inn 9(ltcr
uou = %Nbrcu pcritorbcucn 6ralt
Sobunro Braun, 1cb, Ncdcr, pom
(roucrbouic, 9tr, G25, 2&cit Otul.
pcrrUitroBc, aus AMI Ser o2&citcrns
Cemetery" itott. Yoltor Ib. &cb-
mann bon Der Oclrtihcu &obulmcS,
STRIDE n~nltirtc I'M SruucrbuuiC ml0
un @robc. Ncrrlihc 9lmlcnitiidc
i6mijdtcn Den Sora. Pills Nobrtud)
TRIGGER ilungirtcn Die @0. Gboa. @jt.
Ocrmom 5. Giirr, &obn Stmud mo
u. Nblcr. Die &critorbcnc lumr6c
am %. Wi0rj 1929 in Wiorburh STIR.
Dciicl, Qcborcu ur0 fam I'M Sabre
1888 nod Nueritu. 3luct Sabre
ipGtcr ucrbciratbctc lie lid nit @ril.
Gbriition @rnuL mcl6cr I'M Sabre
1877 iturb. 6rou Braun bintcrl0Gt
6rci S6bnc, $3.50. Charles, @corg uuo
Ncuru @roult, uno 5pei G0ttcr ,rSan
Gbn3, SciOlcr mo Sri, Sopbit
braun, ioluic 70 Gutcl uuo cintl
llrcnfCl.
- Die i%tcrbIid)cn llcbcrrcitc oc2
om 3. Nnrgu.it inn Bear Greet bcj'm
@o0cn c%rtrunfcnrn Nrn. SrcOcrid
Sad mllr0cn GcitCrn NudnlittuA III.
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Eroucrbouic 9tr, 1926, M6t San
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hoi SIT @robe Qctro9ell. Noitor II.
&cbmom bon Der St. Sobonnr2 Sir
dc an Ser peri. Sombnr0itrnBc lei.
tctc ocn GroucrNottcSoicnit. 3d5I
rcidc @hmcnitildc BON 8erpunOtcn
ltl0 TreltnOcn mltr0cn am @ruhc
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mo cine Sdmcitcr, Sri. Motbil0c
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bclttc crlunrtct.
@crd0c sur dgcfebrt
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GOT polt 9tr. 1880, Sigblon0. gpcmtc,
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in cjncu lliibenoen gadoien ucrieBt,
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int Grbular mad bort }uriidiufebrcH.
nm ielncl peridieOcnen SIlteriicn in
sen NolOmincn pabrjnmebmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

4bgeblibt. - User 8elegenbeit
Gottc in Ben lebtcn Sogen, Help.Yor.
Ter 3eitun9cn sit leien uno aus Den.
lclben erio6, Dab mGbreno ser Iestel
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Icnoc nln0htlid) BORT in Den itd0ti'
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benz Gnltern Spring Eorf mGbrenb
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aus, Dab mebrcre Der arrcItanten an
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itreuge aa0i pergaB nid)t, OieieSbat.
Jade in %gebiibrenOer 8eiie ~beroor3l.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-10

8ci'nt @erIooen bon Stoblplattcr
AM Eier 9tr. 28. Occult. Eoint, brod)
Der % Sabre oltc Soicpb Ncnnilb
pom 9tr. SIS, GorO MooriroitrnBc,
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%trolnoQen ncS iiiblidcn Giitrifta
nod} Dem ySobna Sopfin$ @olpi.
tal" gebradt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
CHRISTMAS GAME OF GIVE AND TAKE
Santa Claus the Square Dealing Out Yuletide Cards?
Some People Should Receive.
Bv NealA
.@ e&e@@@ e,s eg Agseg ess


this the last
whole
suitable Percy and Agernon and Lillian
robbg
pIing bills high
lump bullion
months
of
gift is
ct un
mind load off
will itself
due 10 through insolvency
that a package
You Sure Dorothy
You
OF who
properly. Somebody being buncoed
would
for a goodc the last Political Game
himself before the
o Battling mue
to the fight
''Beef Trust political
healthy atmosphere slip Pop
a
Somebod has bottle of chloroform
mea small the cheese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
HOMEWARD THOUGHTS

Now the gathers thickly
Gone frivol foible laugh
years Christening
dwell mighty, the lowly
At
strings direct
a witful,
Oblivion follows
Something will
loveIess
Youthward child
Feeling gttering
a
Christmas
backwoods cabin,
o
wind rustic through the withered fields of
ANDERSON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
TOLD BY A CHRISTMAS CIGAR

only a considered SO far
able good came
l named great
gather, popular with
experience Have heard OF
responsible for the
which passed the oath day OF December 9
1t
reposing peacefully with number of fellows
albeit Merry Christmas the greeting
passed somehow felt certain interest IN
proceeding
hardly settled myself peacefully in the pocket OF my ne"
the street when was suddenly
with
pockets twenty 1heren men
the tenth exchange was almost
with significance
Although today and somewhat
TO fe
feLo"
Ighthearted, complain.
experience that have returned once
with the compliments OF the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
KOnOLU LULU HAD The
MERR|EST EVENING
IN MANY LONG YEARS
The City Streets, Full of Noise and
Fun, ResembIed Mardi Gras
i'm New Orleans.

noise music the the small boys for they
much glorious Fourth There
horns and horns the others the other
end OF the keyboard
There has been lively Christmas last night
Honolulu The merchants had
long the join in eebrat-
the
Maons forty mischief
and did their the of
horns and polcemens rates The young with nickel
package Of confetti almost conspicuous the small boy
with torpedo
Of troubadours marched the armed with bells
oil
merely to show that it really the time for noise
crowded; them policemen
keeping lines in order facilitate the disposal the goods
cashiers
busy until nearly midnight of the din outside
the Fort Hotel
that gathered punches
double through evening There
through blast of horn
popping frecracks disconnected
the explosions.
could have been vastly improved by the addi
the AS it those
Waikiki and eight crowd
e to
THE Sherf department well represented the street.
of mounted stationed
King and Hotel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

ROME December 24The has stated that the church
will He
he believes that the conditions will rapidly improve the
future
MADRID, Spain December 24-Spain is trying to
of Cuban debt the restitution
artillery signed.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 24-Lous Dabner, the
thug who with John Siemsen who pleaded guilty
the of Munakata of the Japanese bank
that plea has asked that plea of guilty be substituted for
original plea of guilty
SYDNEY N S. W.. December 24-The collier Beatrice
ashore here today. Her saved
THE HAGUE, Holland December 24-The Dutch troops have
captured the stronghold of Raa Goa the East Indies During
struggle killed wounded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.

Birds are singing everywhere,
Happy, merry Christmas!
Flowers are showing beauties rare,
Merry, happy Christmas!
Here, in ocean-girdled home,
Here. in pleasant tropic zone,
Meath the glorious summer sun,
Cometh merry Christmas.
Happy. merry Christmas!
Merry, happy Christmas!
Happy, merry, merry, happy,
Merry, merry Christmas!
Day which giveth joy to all,
Happy, merry Christmas!
Poor or rich and great or small,
Merry, happy Christmas!
Day when angel voices call.
Praise to Him the Lord of ALL
And peace, good will to mankind fall
On every merry Christmas.
Santa Claus comes here alway
Every merry Christmas,
Sans the reindeer, sans the sleigh
OF the lang syne Christmas.
Here, is neither frost nor snow,
Here. but pleasant trade winds blow,
Here, is Paradise below,
And a merry Christmas.
Hawaii's homes send forth today
"a merry, happy Christmas!
To the loved ones, far away,
"A happy, merry Christmas
Nav the God-chiId's natal day
Be happy one Away,
From sorrow free and every way,
A merry, merry Christmas!
FRANK GODFREY.
December "a 1906
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25

cisco schools by grown-up japanese.
THE matter was arranged here with
perfect satisfaction and no offense
given to the Japanese"
How did you do it?" an Adver-
tiser reporter inquired.
simply by applying the language
test in grading the pupils. Japanese
who could not meet that test were
assigned to the primary grades and
ne older ones left. They simply could
not sit in the small seats provided for
young children. There was no room
for them to stow away their legs un-
der the desks
Il was relieved Of twenty Japanese
in one day" Mr.. Law interjected-
1T was all done courteously and as
a matter of course" Mr.. Wood re-
sumed NO different treatment was
accorded to the Japanese than to
Americans or any other nationality.
So there was absolutely no affront TAX
en- by the Japanese.
Where did they go? Oh, they spread
around in different private schools. a
number went to St Louis College.
Yes. any japanese children who can
pass the examination for any particu-
lar grade are admitted to whatever
school is convenient and there is abb
soluteIy no trouble. Those coming up
to the required standard of knowledge
in any class are likely to be respect
able enough with regard to other con-
ditions of admission, TO associate with
,ther children"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
CONFIRMATION Of
CHAs. GAULT'S DEATH

DIR. A r. Rowat is in receipt of
letter from George H. Kimban of WAL
than. Mass. a brother-in-law of the
late Charles Gault, formerly of Homo
lulu.
The writer makes enquiry as to his
brother-in-law's career in Honolulu.
According to the letter, Gault left
Waltham for San Francisco after
visit TO the former place. This was
about the 10th of November. On No
venber Is he committed suicide in San
Francisco by shooting himself through
the heart.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
Christmas Eve
H N. AYres.

Bang.
Zip.
Let her rig;
It's Christmas Eve
And NO make-believe.
See the boy
Put a lighted rocket
In an old mans pocket
Neither cares.
As far as shows,
Its Christmas Eve
And everything goes.
Look at the crowd!
Amt If a peach?
Practising what
The parsons preach:
Good VIII TO all
Just hear 'em bawl,
Saint and sinner,
Big and small,
Jap, Korean,
Heafhen pakes -.
Tuning up for
Christmas Day.
Did you ever
Ses, the like of it?
And. on, say,
Amt folks friendly
Just about now?
It's a. caution for snakes. q
That's how
There's d fellow
We don't much cotton to
Usually figures that
We're pretty rotten, too;
Tonight he'll stop
With "-Reilo, old top
Let's have a drop"
And cs5rks will pop
Don't yoE7 forget,
That's a one best bet.
The chances are
For another year,
No kindly word
From him we'll hear.
Don't If beat all?
SayI Don't it4
And polite
Why goodness gracious;
Anyone who
Has thing to do
For you,
Chesterfield
Out-ChesterfieIded
You viii view,
While In the air
VIII sound quite clear
a curious humming
Which Indicates
That there's something coming.
Hip. hin, hooray,
Likewise, hurrah,
For the Christmas-box
And the gift cigar,
And another cheer
For the joviaI crew
Who tonight are raising
\ huIiabaIco;
And one yell more
Let us uncoil,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
No TROUBLE
IN HONOLULU
San Francisco Affair Is
Attributed to Bad
Management.

1T is all a matter of bad manage
ment by the San Francisco school
board" Principal Edgar Wood of the
Normal school said yesterday with ref
erence to the Japanese difficulty over
there.
Vice Principal Robert Law Of the
Royal school made this opinion duet
by instant concurrence.
We had exactly the same difficulty
here" Mr.. Wood said in answer to a
remark on the alleged crowding OF
American children out of San Fran
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
CUBAN LAW REVISION.

HAVANA, December 25-Gov. Magoon appointed a
mission revise the laws of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
AMERICAN SHIPS LOSING IApANEsE TRADE


to
The
loading Pora Sound.
steamships Japanese instead of the
in the trade.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25

Lest with pent-up feeling
We quickly spoil:
Rahi rah, rahi
Rayi ray. rayi
Fair old,
Rare old
Christmas Day,
Whoop-ee-ee!
Let her go GallagherI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
NEBOGATOFF GETS 4
Sentence Of DEATH
FROM NAVAL COURT
Other Russian Officers Receive ;
Similar Sentence Which Nay Be
Reduced to Imprisonment.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

ST PETERSBURG, December 25-The naval court-maral
ordered Admiral NebogatoR
tor suenderng their division of Rojestvensk fleet the Japa
has sentenced Nbogatof Commander Lycno
gorlf and Lieutenant Smrne The peioned
Emperor these
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
RESULTS OF RACE WAR.

MERIDIAN Miss, December 25In clash here three
persons killed. The militia been called
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-25
SIXTEEN PEOPLE DROWNED

KINGSTON Jamaica December 25Sxteen people have been
drowned here by the capszing of boat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-19
Iowa Falls Woman Wants s. 3
600 For Alleged Injuries
In Runaway
TEAM RAN AWAY WITH HACK
Woman Who Was uniniurcd Claims
Driver Was Negligent in Leaving
Spirited Team Unhitched While He
Went into House for Baggage of
Another Passenser-other News.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Jan. 19.-Papers have
lust been filed in a $4,000 damage suit
in the district court of this county.
The plaintiff is Mrs. G. M. Elliott OF
this city, who sues the firm of Hogan
e. Dillon. the proprietors and man
ayers of the bus and transfer line in
Iowa Falls. The suit is based on In
juries that the plaintiff claims were
sustained by her daughter, Jennette
Elliott, while passenger in one of
the defendants BUSES. The girl was
accompanying her sister to the depot
and on the way, the bus stopped for
another passenger While the driver
was at the house getting the luggage
the team ran away and it is claimed
the girl was so badly frightened that
her nervous system was wrecked. Inc
girl has been under medical treatment
since the accident, which occurred
several months ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-01-19
SUSPENSION PENALTY HOLDS.
Iowa School Boards Can Forbid Pupils
From Playing Foot Ball.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 19.-!The supreme
courts decision in an interesting test
case from Marion. is to the effect that
Iowa school boards may forbid pupils
to participate in foot ball games. under
penalty of suspension. The test case
grew out of the suspension of A. L..
Kinzer, a Marion high school student,
because he took part in foot ball
game after the board has passed res
olution against that form of sport. The
young man appealed to the district
court for a mandamus to compel the
board to renstate him, but the district
court decided against him and now the
supreme court holds that the rule
against foot ball was within the prov
ince of the school board.
The far-reaching effect of this de-
cision of the supreme court is more APP
parent from the statement that Kinzer
was suspended for playing in game
at the fair grounds and on Saturday.
1t was contended in his behalf that he
was not subject to the jurisdiction OF
the school board, not playing on school
grounds nor on a school day. The
supreme court in it's opinion, written
by Chief Justice McClain, holds, how
ever, that the proper power Of the
board with reference to the encourage
ment or encouragement of playing foot
ball by the pupils of the school is not
limited by the high school grounds or
the time of the game.