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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

other vessels or satisfactorily answer
questions in regard to their ability to
pass as seamen.
Had it not been for such foresight
a large number of Japanese would un-
doubtedly have succeeded in gaining
false pretences. In nearly every case
of a Japanese calling himself a sailor
he had to produce discharge from an
other ship and only few, fifty in the
last four months, have left here on
sailing vessels as seamen, many times
that number having been refused ships
by Almy because they appeared to be
laborers and not seamen.
That some Japanese have succeeded
in getting to the mainland from
Hawaii by shipping here as sailors,
there is no doubt, for many deserted
the big ship Dirigo on the Atlantic
coast just as the immigration authori-
ties were beginning to take steps to
keep them from landing. Almost all
of the crew of the Dirigo were Japa-
nese, having been shipped here for the
reason that white men were scarce.
Half OF the crew of the Erskine M.
Phelps were Japanese shipped here
and they disappeared on the Atlantic
coast, and careful watch failed to
show that they shipped again In any
other vessel. They probably shipped
here with the intention of remaining
in the United States and succeeded in
doing so.
The Eastern press took up these in
cidents and pointed out, as The Star
has done in Honolulu the opportunity
of Japanese laborers getting into the
United States by signing on as sailors.
The instructions just received from
Washington show that the Government
does not intend to leave any loophole
for the Jap laborer to get into the
country.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
AT
ISLAND PORTS

Purser Kibling of the s. S, Claudine
which arrived at o'clock this morn
ing from Hawaii and Maui ports, re-
ports the Borealis and the Mohican
still in Hilo harbor. The bark Annie
Johnson and the Bark Albert arrived
at Hilo on Sunday last. The former
was IA days from San Francisco and
the latter was % days from Port Lud-
low. The Olice Macdonald and the
Emily F. Whitney reached Kahului
with lumber cargoes on Sunday last.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
KEEP UP
THE WORK
MANY INTERESTS JOIN IN CON-
TINUED BOOSTING FOR TOURIST
TRADE.

Secretary Woods weekly Promotion
Committee report for today was as fol-
lows:
Chairman and Members of the. Ha-
wall Promotion Committee.
Dear Sirs: By the America Maru"
we received letters from the managers
of leading hotels in the cities of New
York, Denver, Buffalo, Baltimore, Seat
tie and Atlantic City, acknowledging
receipt Of our recently issued circular
letter in which the writer's state that
they will be pleased to bear the at
fractions of Hawaii in mind and will
gladly recommend the trip to such or
their tourist patrons as give them an
opportunity to speak of voyage across
the Pacific.
We are in receipt of a nice letter
from the secretary of the Boise Com
mercial Club asking for pamphlets des-
criptive OF Hawaii which we lost no
time in forwarding. The interest in
our islands throughout the North West
is steadily growing and the result OF
our special efforts in that section will
be noticed the coming
winter. Within the next two months,
every Station Agent, (no matter how
small the place., of the Canadian Pa
cific, Great Northern, Northern Pacific
Oregon Short line and other railways
operating throughout the North West
will have received a postal card or let
ter from us which will be followed up
by another communication before the
winter travel sets in, the idea being to
familiarize these men with conditions
in Hawaii that they may have the at
fractions of the Paradise of the Pacific
in mind when asked for information by
the patrons of their roads.
We are also sending out a special
letter to the travelling passeI ger agents
Of all railways operating west OF Chi
cago.
BY the America Maru sailing today,
we will make large shipments Of the
folder Hawaii to Yokohama ana
Hongkong for general distribution
among steamship agents In emma ana
Japan and to supply the offices OF
Thomas Cook & Son as far East as
Colombo, Ceylon.
A letter from Cincinnati, Ohio states
that the writer has a party of ten who
are planning an early visit to Ha-
Hawaii.
The latest additions to our library
consists of directories of Virginia, Bos-
ton, indianapolis and the 1907 business
directory of New York, also a recent
telephone directory of the New York
Telephone Company and the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Com
pany. A general directory of Chicago
and telephone dictory Of London are
expected shortly.
Respectfully submitted.
H. P. WOOD,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
INIT" SAYS
BERGER
BAND WILL NOT GO TO AUSTRIA
LA IF ITS LEADER HAS ANY
SAY.

The band will not go to Australia IL
Kappelmiester Berger has his way
about it. The captain has had enough
of trips abroad, and many of the mem
bers of the band are in the same frame
of mind, as a result of their last ex-
perience, when they went broke indi-
vidually and collectively, and had some
hard times.
In speaking of the proposed trip of
the band to Australia, Captain Ber-
ger said: Il went heavily in debt last
year over the trip to the United States,
and 1 don't propose to do so again.
am very much opposed to the trip ana
shall do everything in my power to
prevent it. Honolulu needs the band,
and l do not wish to go away again
on any condition"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
TEDDY'S DAUGHTER COMING HERE

This has been the most delightful
day l ever spent" is wnat was said by
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, then Miss
Alice Roosevelt,-as she was leaving
Honolulu on her way with the Taft
party to the Philippines. Congressman
Longworth was with her then, and
though no engagement had been for
mally announced, it was gossip aboard
their steamer that one soon would be.
Miss Roosevelt was much admired
here and many who made her acquain-
tance during her last visit will be hap
py to have chance to renew it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth have en-
gagged cottage at the Seaside where,
judging by their last experience, they
will want to put in considerable time
surf-riding. The last time they were
here they kept at it, in company with
Acting Governor Atkinson and others,
so late that tug had to get them
aboard the departing Manchuria
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
PARIS, July 25.-The Japanese naval
officers of the squadron visiting this
country are being elaborately entertain
ed.
BREAKWATER
AND LIGHTHOU
CAPTAIN OTWELL LEAVING FOR
KAUAI TO DO SOME ENGINEER
ING WORK.

Captain Otwell of the United States
Engineers Office, leaves today on the
Mikahala for Kauai where he is to look
over the coast for suitable sites, rela-
tive to building new lighthouses. He
is also to look over the plans for the
new breakwater at Eleele to be built
by the McBryde Plantation Co. When
any such plans are contemplated by a
private concern the local U. S. engineer
has to pass on it, previous to the
final permission of the Secretary OF
War.
Captain Otwell expects to return on
Sunday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
MOONLIGHT DANCE
At THE SEASIDE
This evening-Come out and enjoy
the dancing and then plunge in the
ocean afterwards.
QUIET OF THE NIGHT.

About fifty subpoenas were issued to-
day in the case of H. w. S. Edmonds
against Mrs. Puahi, president of the
Pau Riders Association, in police court
the case having gone over until July
80. Edmonds complains thati Mrs. Pu-
ahi disturbs the peace of night by
music and dancing. The scene Of the
warfare is in Waikiki, near Kapiolani
Park.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
NO Game
SATURDAY.

There will be no baseball games next
Saturday. Owing to the expected ar
rival of the remains of the late Percy
Lishman on the S. S. Moana, the MEM
bers of the League decided to postpone
this weeks games for one week. Lish-
man was an organizer of the League
and very popular among the members.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
GAMBLERS APPEAL

In the case of the Territory of Ha-
waii VS.. All Sing and 67 others, an ap-
peal from District Court, on charge OF
being present where gambling was be-
ing carried on "a bill of exceptions was
allowed by Judge Robinson of the Cir
cult Court in chambers. r. w. Breck-
ons and C. r. Hemenway are attor-
neys for defendants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
DRINKFRs o. WHIsKRY.

Drink the straight stuff, the kind
that complies with the recent Food
and Drugs Act. You can secure that
kind from the Criterion Jobbing Dept,
Hotel and Bethel SITS. Phone Main 36.%
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
BUY IT NOW.

Now is the time to buy Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need it badly-you
will need It quickly. Buy 1t now. It
may save life. For sale by all dealers
Benson Smith C Co., agents for Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
"67 VARIETIES &"

More than sixty different kinds of
candies are made at the factory of the
Alexander Young Cafe. Many people
like them better than the standard
brands imported.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
THE HOLT CASE.

In the matter of the estate of R. w.
Holt, deceased, Judge Robinson today
entered an order allowing interlocu-
tory appeal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

The best evidence that X. Yama-
moto imports the best Japan rice is
the fact that the last two steamers
from the Orient brought for him alone
more rice than for any two importers.
He gets his rice direct from the fields
thereby saving the middleman's profits
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
THURSDAY & FRIDAY AT SACHS.

Children's colored dresses, prettily
trimmed and regularly sold for Soc,
will be on sale at Sachs Thursday and
Friday only at 25c. each. Watch for
our Saturday special.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
HAWAII QUAKE
"Hllo, July %, 1907.

"Hllo, July %, 1907.
"Star, Honolulu.
"a slight earthquake was felt here
this morning at eight thirty. 1t was
stronger in Kau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

Delicious pies and cakes. Candy
fresh every day, New England Bak-
cry.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
DANGEROUS AUTOMOBILES.

Several automobiles whose drivers
wilfully broke the speed ordinance on
King street, near Kamehameha w road
the other evening, are on the books for
trouble as soon as the police get their
numbers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

The best cup of Hawaiian Coffee in
the city. New England Bakery and
Cafe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

PASSENGERS
ON THE SIBERIA

SAN FRANCISCO CAL Iongworh were
passengers for Honolulu the Siberia which
Oscar Staus
also George R. returning home
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

Fine Job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25
OFFER NO
DEFENSE
(Associated Press Cable to The stsr.)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-At the
conclusion of the evidence for the
prosecution in the Glass bribery case,
Delmas announced that the defense
would rest without evidence.
Heney began his argument for the
prosecution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

Fine Job Printing, Star Office
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-25

Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Som Tuli5iitcn eridJoiicn.

Gonpille, So, 81. Sanlar. =
q. 6. Gepnolos, Elm iltnger, nobe
G6at6am, i'm bieiigen @ountp, mpbn'
baiter &auilnann, puroe Deute frilb
i'm bieii0en 3cnocrloin bon orei go
li5iIten, peltbcn CT iiA pioerIebte, err
lboIlen. 8orGer Bate er elren 8cipll'
len Com Gor6in in einem Voroell
ourb enen SbuB permllnoet. @r
entilob aus Dem Sallle, ilno Die Bolis
siIten, pel1e ibn fir 9llbert slotlns,
einen iliidtigen StraiIing bielten,
ricfen i6ni Salt 5u 3ngleid iener-
ten lie in oie 2llit, I'm i'm 81 ers
id,recfen. Gr crlpiberte oas 6euer,
uno na6oem a6t bis 5ebn S6iilie
ausgetauidbt moroen mareh ltilr5tc
er toot nieoer. Geiner Ser Eoli5ilteil
puroe perlebt. 9ieDnoloS mar 2S
Sabre aft uno itanllnt aus elmer nll-
aelebencn Somilie. Gorbin's @unoc
gilt nihf fit tobtlid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@crbrnnntc lire 5ticffinScr init alii'
hrnbcm @iicn.

9tcm Oorf, 27. &umor. -
3rpei flcinc Sdpcitcrn, Nellic @ro.
bins, iebcn Sabrc al, nu0 Sentic
CSrdphtS. fiinf Sabre alt cr3Gblteu
6eltc Dem Jihtcr Souic i'm 9oljeis
geribt 5u 6orlcm, mic iic burd i6rc
Sticfnlttcr Sral aotc @rnuiuS nit
cinem olii6enotn Oien0cdcI6cber per.
bronnt luor0cn icicu. pciI lie 81 nicl
2drm mndtcn. Die 2mActIa9tc, einC
intelligent mo aolij luO Agr liht rol)
nt9icbcn0c 6rult BON 60dItcnS 5pnl.
}ig SaGrcL iicl mGbrcnO Der Gr5db.
IlmN 3mcinlaI 1T O6Hnad)t. 9II9 iiC
luic0er ~ iid) gcfonncl mar, 1o6 itc
81, Oab Die Stin0cr Die Mn6rbcit ia2-
ten, mo criI1rtc, lie babe sic G5ot in
5olQc einrS ltrpi0crItc6lidbcn SlnpuI-
les bc0onAcn ol9 Die Nido6cn ltll.
ocrc 3cit 6ci i0rcm SpicIcn nit Eltp
pen NroBen 26rm gemodJt b6tten
NciNc &in0er GoGcn Grobc 9rnn0nor
ben aui Sem 9iiifcn Scr rccbten SonO
YcmerfrnSpertb IN Ocnt Sale it, Ool
sic MGo6cn trob ibrcr 9rnlliumcu
@c6on0hlng scr Sticimllticr nit gro
Der }lnbtinglicbfrit 5uget6on i6cincu
unO in louteS 8e6tlagcn oitSbrudcn
OILS Ocielbc o5nllddtig oaIng. 0i(
ainocr mur6en ser Ginoeridnlb sc
ItGidait iibcrontnortet uno Die 9lngc
flo0tc bis 81 eincm ultf mor9cn at
6erulltcn lpcitcren &er6or rntcl
S66ut i6re8 9(nlpoIts 1citcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Die aCitri9cn Sonnto9abIdttcr Der
oor6cn i6m sic 2ouni. @c.
ibipOcrcnc III ItrcnNcr }Ibocicbloi
icn1cit
g}cm DorG 27 San @orrO
S. l6om, Ociicn FrO5cB mcacu Or
morolnQ Stouioro Nbitc'4 morgcn
fortNcicBt miro, ,uor bcluc QutC9
Whtbc3, bis gr sic Souutoaa3cjtIm.
0cll 0clcicu luto 0orou9 cricbcn Bate,
oub NicinluQ8pcrihicNcnbeitcn I'M
ter ocn Ilit1lieocrn icincr Semitic
unN icincn 9tmu1Itcn criitircn iolIcn.
Iir3 OrrOur6 ibnt Sic Pmtuc. }lI9
ibn cit 3cttcI 3uaeitcIt lpurOc in
utldcn1 Gin &crtrctcr ser Erciic mn
ciniAc 2luStllnit criudJtc. 5crriB cr
No5 Fapicr lm0 ididtc Die 9ntuort
3uriid, Oo6 cr 9tidtS nit 3eitunaE
lcutcn 81 tbln bobcn luollc Sn lllr
tcrrcounQcn nit Sen NciGnQnibbc
omtcn crf(drtc er lih noh mic Dor
iiber5cuqt, 6oB iein Ero5cB nit ici,
ucr 6rciIprcdln0 cn0cn lucrNc,
&cutc peiacrtc CT ii6 3uu crItcn
W}oJc icit D}onotcn Sem @ottcS
0icnitc in 0cr @rIGlQniBtopc0c bci-
3uluo6ncn
Iic lic6cn iolpcit bcci0iGtcn Csc,
itbtuorcntn bcrbrohtcn Ocl bctiAcn
SonntoQ in rincr Aeibc bon 3iW.
men inn NrittCn Stpdpcrf 0C9
oNrooOluou Central Sptcl" lmtCr
Ob6ut bon iiinf @cribt9Nicncrn. 2Iul
Nod,mittoQ modycu iic cine Spoi
5icrio6rt. sic nobmcn iGrc Wio6l5ci.
ten acncinihoitlid I'M 9pciic5inl.
mcr cin lrn0 fCincr bon ibnCn crbiclt
irQcnQ lucld)c sEoitIodcn. ;}luci Ser.
| iclbcn ididtcn 0urd cincn ser &c
ridtS0irncr fllr5c @otidoitcn al &c
id)1ftSircim6c. Die SomtogSbIGttrr
murocn sen @cidporcncn 3uBeitclIt
no6ocm uQc GruG6numQcn oel
Cbmp .&rojciic8 ous0cIhnittcn NOR.
sen morcn. 9tuc Sicbcn bciinocn lid
lpobl It. limo nit Sen iiir iic actroiic
ncn ARRANGEMENTS 5itfriC0cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@eihc Sflaucn inn Ehocn.

@oibington, :. s., 27. San.
GimpanocrungS'Gommiiidr Sor.
gent bat einen Vericbt betreifs Der
ic6S @rieCben crbnIten, pel1e BEL bent
@innauoerllngSs Snpeftor Sernplice
III 0anpri, 5In, oorBeIprohen bo.
ben. Gie 2eute mnren our6 elm 9Ir.
beitSnd1meiilueS 9itrem III Hep'
2)orf bon Srn. Snmibine nab Dem
SiiOcn 9elodt lpor0en, nm ongeblid)
al @iienbabnen 81 arbeiten. 9ort
lpiu0en lie aber nie SfIopen beban-
ocIt. Sr. Sargent legte Die 9lusiagcn
Sem SuIti5oepartement Dor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
3luDlf. 2cidDcn acfnnSca.
Cpicr elmer grpIoiion ibla1enOcr
@etter in elmer @cIt.&ir0inier
aobIen5cdc. - @enale 3obI ser
llrngcfonuncncn nod nitbt icitgc.
itrIlt.

itcllt.
gSe ton 8. Ga., 81. Somtor. r.
Die gcitrigc @rploiion itbIogenocr
@ctter in ser 3ctbc Oer oYcnniDIpas
MIA Gool So" 81 2orcnb, ". 30,
creigncte iih gcrn0e, oI$ sic (ugicbicIt
i'm 9e1riiic mar, 0uS 8crf 81 uer'
lniien. Ginigc mcniac @idnner Bat.
ten sic O6crfldde errcibt chpa 20
pnrcn in Dem 6nbrihlbl IN Der 9tltis
iobrt 6cariiien lut0 nod ctpo so be-
fan0cn iifb onf Dem 9o0cn OcS
S6ahtS, ais Ser &raf fam. Gin
illrdbtborer @5onif brad mter Den 9lr-
beitern aus, ie0od Gelnn0 cS etIi6cn
6ciDnnenen @rubenlelltcn 0aS Net
tmg8pcrf jll orgnniIiren ltno Oet
6obrihtbl I'M @dugc jlt erbalten, bis
aIlc nod llnten bcfin0lidbe W}1nner,
nit 9luSnnbmc bon 5mGlf meIhe
ourd) Die @rploiion geto0tet lpor0cn
'moren, le6cno nni Die SberiI06e SIT
bef6rOern. Die meiitcn Der 2clltc,
meI6e ourN sic 5mei IeBtcn 6u5rtcn
6crnuS gebracbt lpur0cn, lanGten be
mnBtlo8 obcn an. Gic 5m0lf Io0tcn,
fiinf 9(merifnncr llnO iebcn Static
ner, purOen etpa 100 SUB bonn 90
sen 0c3 Sbo6ts IN einem StolIcn
ais 2eihcn gcnln0en Sbre &orper
moren nitbt perbronnt lno ml8cn'
Iheinlid) moren Iic crltift.
@alo nn1 ser GrploIion ltiir5te Die
@rube Gin, uno im Sale nod mciterc
0pier i'm Snneren liegen, 10 miro es
piele Gage ooucrn, che man lie onIs
titoet. Die @eonlten Der Gompgnie
Iino ooran cine 2iitc ser Ot1nncr,
meIdJe Iid) in ser 3e6e beianDen, oilI'
5uIetcn, Inn bic 3obl ser lhngcfonl'
menen onnGbcrno icIt5llItellen. GNS
ltnoliifSluert mlr6e Dor einem Sabre
bon ctti6en &opitnliiten aus FDiloa
oelpbia cr6iTnet lmo mar icit ie6S
Monaten i'm 9etrieb. Sic 3cbe lpor
nit auen mooernen @inribhn9en
oerIe6cn, llno Oie oitefte llriaAe Der
Grploiion miro MIR 6ur6 cine lorgs
idltiae ltnterIublmg ieIt9cItcIlt per-
Sen fonnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
GjcmcinIdmftlid) in ocn SOB.

9etroit, Mih., 81. Sanunr. =
1bos. S6omplou, Elm 50-iGbriBer 9(r-
better, umD feline Satin murOen 9eute
9to0nittag in i6rem 2ogiS on Der
GbomplninltrnBe ais 2ci6en 9eflln'
ben. 9tcbcn ibnen ltonOen cine ge'
leerte tSlai6e, meldJe Strp6nin ent.
6oltcn 6attc, uno 5pei Bl1icr. Gas
G6epaar mar Dor 0rei SSabrcn aus
GnglanO Gcrii6er 9efonnen ltno oie
6rau ioG iih 0cn 9rllnfe crgcben ia.
ben. Mibmutb iibcr Oas llnpernogell
ser 6ran, bieiem 2aiter 81 entiagen,
trieb, pie man glal6t, 9eioe gum &C.
neinidyaitli6cn Sclbitmoro.
Gomben N..S, q. Son.- Gin
iltnocr Mann ilab Gin !0iGo6euL
Wcioe unbefonrt, itonOen 6eilte frilD
nit ncn s(rmen ltnlcillonoer geidlun.
oen ouf Scr iiber sen glenton Greet
fiibrenoen 9riide bero GennIplnoltio.
9obn" uno iporteten rltbig. bis eil
elcftriiGcr 3ug bcron6rollite. geloe
mnroen gctobtet unb ms @olier &c.
ihleu0ert. Ser 0fotormann fob ite
crIt, ltoG0em CT hcr 3ng niht mebr
on6olten fonlltc, iulb Tie l6enftell
ieinen Signolen feinc 0eohtung.
Gie 2cide bes SrauenSimmers, mel
dies ctlpo 25 Sabre alt icbien itno
MODERN ,gefleibet mar, 1T oufgeflul'
Sen porben, bieienige Oes Monnes
bagegen mod nid)t. Sn elmer Solde
ser Snbten falb man cine go!benc
llbr nit Sen s(nfonGsbl'tbitoben v@
g."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
I'm cine ]Soitmarfc.

NIton Say 27. Souuor. ~ Gin
SGrribcu on ole Satin beS YrGii.
0cntcn @ooicpclt lit I'M Upper SIItot
Foitont 5uriidgc1oItrn morbcn, iueiI
ser 2Ibicn6cr cine @ricfmorfe ol,I5u,
tIc6cn ucrgoB. Gie 6rou Yrdliben.
tin murbe omtlih pcritGnoigt Dab
ibr Ncr 9ricf 3uGcididt miro, uent
tic Nos 6ctrcifcn0e Eorto por6er ein.
icnGct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Nr6citcrsQDOs.
9Ienn Mdnnrr Snrd 9Dnamit'Grplu'
iiOn in Stiifc Ncriiicn,

VeOcnflider 2c6cn3ocrIuit 6urrb cine
@rlbGutatoItrop5c in 28eit &irgi,
nict. ~ )tcu.Dorterin mr0cn bar
bariidcr @iB5onohn8 i6rcr
Stirifiuoer Dor @criGt. Ser
bronnte ibucn sic 6GnOc nit gilt
Drn0em Giicu. 2lnlcie5cncr
Giroinicr @cibdit8monn nod
elmer pititcn uG6tlidCn Graic
bon @oIi}iitcn criGoiIcn. - Scutc
miro ser Gbnm.FrojeB forigcicbt.
tounofc, &u., 27. Sumlor. -
Sine SpcjinIOepcitbe al oie Zines"
mclOct, 0nB nclrn Mdnucr, iGnlmtlidj
}lusldnOcr, nobc GeariSblrg, 3D.,
auf ser ,liocmotcr 9o6n" OurdJ
cine 9Duomit Grploiipn in Stiidc
Qcriiicu miroeu. Die ltngliidli6cn
iaBcu acraoc bci'm 0litta1ciien, oI&
cine 0uantitdt 0pnnmit pcIhc por
ct 5eucr 0clcgt mOrOcu mar, nm ocu
Sprcn1Itoof onit6nncn 5ll lalicn
pl6GlicD nit hlr6tbnrcr WclunIt erpIo.
0irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Bites 3abnncbtrO
farircn in
elmer Wsinntc.
GnbaniI6cr S'anbit cinscfausrn.

Sabonn 81. Samlor. ~ Gn-
rioGc Dtoia, Elm Bandit, mclher ieit
iibcr 5luri TSnbren OaS 0itlid)e Gubo,
nomentli6 oie Eropin5 Sontiogo,
terroriiirte, Der 2anOgenonrmerie
Erob bot itn0 DeribieOener MorOtba.
ten ongctlagt it, ipuroe Wdbrcno Der
Iebtcn gfadbt 0abier Don Bebeinrpoli.
AiiiCn ncrhnitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Slnttbat cincs pcridDmabten Sieb'
Gabcrs.

gbilubeIpbin Eoo q. San.
= Ser 0ciGdftSreiienbe Sobn
@lotfcn eri6ob Dor ibrer @o9nltn8
Maria Wtorris rno bradte iif Damn
ielbit 5lpei S1uBiplnbrn bri urld2
fir tobtlicb gcbaltcn mcrocn. SSlc olc
Toli5ei bebolptct, lieb @Iodcn lid
81 ser 5bot bilreibel lucil ooS
NtGoheil neldeS I'M eit Sobr olter
oIs ser 26,jGbrige @loden luar, ibn
lire Snno perlpeigert 6ottc.
Y1iic iiir'c 9lnclaub bciurnt g. Jinine, Tr
4t3, Sityaltuprcs ctr, nabc Goitnnlboulc'stpc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Yinttcr nnb Spbn at Sooe ucrbrannt

Sorts moutb, g., 27. San.
Na6el Eples, so Sabre alt, Die Bitt'
lpe cincs Geteroncn orS giirgerfrie-
ges. uno i6r Sobn Sonat6an Itar6en
in Der lebten Naht oltrb oas 2l66ren'
nen elmer bon i6ncn bclpobnten 9lod'
Giitter, 81 9iron's 0tias ocn Slant
mcntoo 9eioe lpnren tnltb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
anf etnen
8aunt beben.

EruIciiioncllr 9icflame unO 6cjaBl'
tcS GOb m6gcn ciucm 9lrtifel 81 mG.
fiacr Nndfrngc urrBcIfcn, uber lucHn
ScricI6c nidJt Onrd innrrcu @crtg in
Die S6Gc fOmmt, 1T cS nutlOs, i'm
Ourdj 9Iu5ciscn mcitcr su idjieben.
vSnlc'S !SoncD Vi Surcbuuno anb
Sar" crrcidjtc idjOn Iuugc Scn Uipfel
ouOardD, Saf c8 mic Oerir9Itc, 6nitcn
OOcr GrfGltuug 5n fnrirrn. GS brinat
idncIlc Grlcidtcrnng BON lueGem
SalS nnO grondjitiS. Dian nr6mc CO
III 3cit nnN UcrBiitc ernitlide aranf-
Bcit. SIR glpOtbrtcr Ucrfanft cs.
Wan Balte cS in bicicm OcrGnocrIibrn
@cttcr 5nm @Cbraud 6(rcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
@ci'm GhlittIdnGlanfcn crtrnnfrn.

Gortsmout6, g., 81. Snn.-
3luci &nobcn, 9tulncnS Eenrl 2omrp
m0 1oreIt Si0e, 6rodcn bclttc 6ci'nl
S6littid)n6lnuicn bur6 oaS Sis uno
ertronfcn George 9omrD unO Soll'
iton 9lideo cntgin9en MIR nit fnop'
per Motif Dem glei0en Sdidiol.
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9lnafcis perlpricbf nibt Sdbiuinbiuft 9eber'
!eibeIl, llnperouuIichieit. Iri0inn ober 0ilbner'
angen Su teilen, mobI ober earantirt eS oors
All sd,uurrhpinen leibcn. G5 lit cine Der ics
nie 10000 oanfbare 9aticHtea bejcugcn tbnnen.
9robeii auf 8erlangen an itgenn cine goree
Vor 2ii6. Siepsgorf.. Siiief Gndb Dor Gucb
abrluilaen Sid)iei barnuf bat nie llnierihrft
bon e eiIsbee. M. D., idp anf ieber Sete ber
Sda6tel beiiiloet. l.g'oWti0 tA&ssl
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.Sabett Gie Satarrb :

-s47vF 6TN III UV5UVTVH UVI NI. TNFT'
Ieb5 Tr. al. TurhsPacnsstr OtflcesSilnoen
bis 10 lbr WturGenS uno ~ ubr W'itaBs
bis s ll6r gbenbS.
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S6nlu iuirS nniuiridl,

Die Qciri9cn Sonnto926ldttcr Der
Oor6cn i6m sic 2ouui @c.
iblpocrcuc 1T itrrnNcr 2IbNcicbIoi
icn0cit.