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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

and hin on the ground to Hampton. The
latter held the ball till it was too late
to catch Hide coming home, and then
nipped the batter at first. Williams
walked. but got no further than see-
ond, which he stole just before Bar
ney struck Nealon out.
Hampton was first up and hunted,
being out on close decision. vannatta
famed. Jimmy Williams hit to Burns
and beat out the throw, evidently to
the latter's surprise. Joy retired the
side on three strikes.
In the second the Spaldings brought
in one more. Donahue singled to left.
Devereaux laid down a pretty bunt
and was safe, sending Pat to second.
Eastwood sacrificed, advancing both
men. Burns went out on ground ball
to Mahuka, but Donahue scored on
the play. Hildebrand walked and the
Red Dog ended the matter by trying
to steal home, and was caught by Cunha.
During the entire inning it was rain
ing quite hard For the Saints, Aylett
and Louis struck out and Bruins flew
out to center.
Neither team scored in the third nor
even got as far as first. Hampton did
pretty work in this inning, by stop
ping a couple of hard ground balls.
In the fourth the Spaldings got Dew
ereaux and Eastwood to first on passes
but were unable to score, Hampton get
ting two assists and one put out. In
the -Hawaiis' half the only excitement
was when Jimmy Williams sent a fy
between third and short that Zeider
barely touched and was sent to second
when Umpire Bower called a balk on
Burns. This decision caused wrangie
which was senseless, but of course stood.
At this time there were two out and
Aylett was at the bat. He drove
hard liner along the frstbase line and
Williams started for home, but the
ball went foul, and the chance to score
disappeared, as the centerfelder for
the Hawaiis struck out.
The Coast players scored two more
runs IN the fifth. Hildebrand got his
.hirdbase on balls. Zeider tried to
Dunt, but flew out to Joy. Heitmuller
smashed a hard liner at Joy that
,orroad or< IS <ba laftarts hand sard
ng Hide to third Williams then came
Up and, with Hildebrand, executed a
leat squeeze play, bringing the latter
lone. Nealon walked and Donahue
illed the bases by a grounder that
Hampton fumbled. Red Dog Devereaux
ingled, bringing Heitmuller home, but
Sealon also tried to make the triangle
md was caught on the throw in from
eftfeld by Bruins.
In the remainder of the game there
Tas no great excitement. The Coast
layers had a safe lead and, while they
ried to bat and field well, did not
andle themselves on bases as if they
Tanted to raise the score very much In
be sixth, seventh and eighth the Ha-
Taiis went out one, two, three, Burns
aving them completely buffaloed. He
ould hand out anything that he had
nd they could hardly see it till it
as almost on them and then ii was
DO late The last inning, which was
ather interesting, has been described
bove.
The scores:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26
RECORD CROWD SEES
FIRST GAME Of SERIES
WITH COAST PLAYERS
,Fron sundays Aavs-,..s-l

Ia os between Ansaa ana the Hawaii team
admission hall in
Isls1sS
ryed there, It
welcomed bak with al kinds0f Sl0lAs and
bsaz Fihsrs hearty hand
people there took
could bS; that they
monkeys Of In fact the Honolulu
The f 4nd tie H0aulr had made
James Edward Britt who had
-sy aggregation
sool-tvs
COED from
occasionally, hut
Ek sFpsare yesterday, filed
been there before packed
third
bu
catch the ball
Along the Ewa side Of The held
and
nakai OF IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

Home Tun-HIIdebrznd.
Base On baIls-By joy ..
Sacrifice hits-HeitmBIier 2. Williams
(s5 I. Burns l. Dashvood L
Passed balssCunhz l.
Bstks-Burns !, Joy L
Struck out-sy Joy 6, Dy Burns n
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ILree Bzse HIr-FaEnzrta, Heit-
muller
Base o1 BzH-Or Reuter-, 5; OF
He1Iey. ,
Sacrtfcs Htt-Donzhue
Struck Out-By Re1rer, :; Henley. 4.
Double Pays WTIlizmz-yznnzttz
MzhGkz; Observation-Disclosures Donz-
hus-Zefdsr-NezEon-
Cmpfr-BoEer
Scnrsr-H- G. Carter.
Tine Of Gau@1 hour - minutez
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Tie Coast players gave few exam
PIES q oozrtirz entirely rsv ksrz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

then some ~ It's PLAYERS Win Be draft
III Tor the regular home team for the
rest - the series
Besides the thousands At the grounds
who Watched the game. there was a
big crowd at the corner 81 Fort and
King streets during the game. inter-
eSsed in Il and informed % its progress
BY bulletins from the grounds pos ted
in the windows of GunSt-Eakin's store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

Barney Joy vas r1zd when HenleT,
with Hz1ptOn On Second and yzunzrrz
On first EozLfz,t give him . chance
u lit tie ball. but gave him his base
q beus-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

BIZ vz1nztta never played better
game II his life
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-11-26

Sam Kafrks fsstf6sd an szps1s~
t1o1s s1tsrtzfnsf u hfn-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-15

..xxT,,If YOU want "a lovely lot Just of
w Highland avenue, at moderate
figure, see MS. After hard work, We
have been able to secure three such
lots in the right location, at the right
nrice with terms to suit. Turner II.
Weakley & Co.. 21lS LIST avenue. S-1e-tf
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the
office of the probate court yesterday in
the following transactions of $1,000 and
upwards:
IL. l.. Badham ct al to Eugene L. Huey,
three lots in Bessemer; consideration
$l5. 900.
Willie Turner Canton to George Hud-
dleston ct al. lot on Twenty second
street. consideration $3.50.
w. d. Hannah to r. j. Strickland ct
al. five lots at Woodlawn; consideration
$1,000.
Eugene S. Miller ct al. to T. G. Mackey.
two lots at Ensley; consideration s14S7.
II. A. Stockmar to w. 7. Masterson.
suburban property; consideration $4,000.
a. /. Dexter to Bessie L. Brown lot
on Twenty-seventh street; consideration
$780,
Carrie b. Sterrett to Richard w. Mas
sey, lot on Twelfth avenue. south. and
Twentieth street; consideration sl9,25O.
William IT, Stewart to Lottie Simpson.
lot on Charles avenue; consideration $500
Jessie Erwin, guardian of the estate for
May Erwin, Rector Erwin, Ella Erwin
and Bessie Erwin to Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad company, property de-
scribed in bill; considera ton $780,
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Woodmen Meet.

Alexander City. March 1i.-(Special)
Tallapoosa Household II held a very In
teresung meeting at their club rooms
last Monday evening, at which time
large class was safely piloted to the
shores of Columbian woodcraft, after
which cigars and refreshments were
served. c. S. Felter. deputy council gen.
eral of Birmingham was present, also
visiting guests from Ashland, Keleyton
and Equality households.
A picnic was decided upon for some
time in April at Equality for the local
households.
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Wigs Evans Agency,
WANTED

2O6-7 First Natl Bank Bldg.
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FOR SALE.

$500 acres rich truck garden at Huff
man, Ala.
s20O0--7 choice lots 50x140-each fronts goth
avenue, North Birmingham, near 10Th
street, east of North Haven; one-third
cash. balance l and years.
$165o-Cash, 75xl00, corner, fronts car line,
edge of city.
s450O-Lovely Groom corner cottage. large
lot, fronts car line, South Highlands.
S1500-Rents $500, 9 houses and lot, block
of car lines. close to good business
street. best suburb, near the city.
$5000-Rents S4o month, a beautiful new,
modern S-room home, furnace heat and
CRATES. Can arrange easy terms. Near
10th avenue, South Highlands.
Sl500-Choice Groom home, Kingston East
Birmingham: $500 cash. balance s25 mo.
$1,000 comfortable, artistic interior and
outward finish. modern corner, s-room,
2-story home, choice location, will front
the new car line, South Highlands; $1,000
cash will do and the balance, we'll, say
$50 month, when it would rent for $45.
How'd that strike 'ye.y4~
825o-Rents $40 mo-, 1oox1D, Groom
houses and Groom houses, Arlington
avenue, Bessemer.
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MONEY TO LEND.


MONEY loaned salaried people and others
without security; cheapest rates. easiest
payments; Offices in sixs--three princi-
pal cities; save yourself money by get
ting our terms first. d. II. Tolman, room
M Watts bldg, % G Third ave. Silly
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ARTHUR G.. SHARPLEY
Bessemer,:: Alabama

FOR SALE.
$50 Pr. ft.-Loyely Waucoma ST. lot.
Sl25 Pr. ft.-Choice Highland Ave. lot.
S25. 000-Handsome Highland Ave. home.
SIC, 5O0-Nice place, 1 block Hig'fd Ave.
s45 Pr ft.-Lovely Elm st. corner.
SSsUO-Eegant s. Hig'rd home. deep lot.
S5750-2-story cor res s. Hig'rds.
$7O0o-2-story Ave. X place, bargain.
SIC, sos. 18th Ave. home, handsome.
s3150-Large lot 10th Ave, 1 blk. S. Goth.
S14, stores, rent $500.
S5OO0-Lot Sd Ave. 14th and 18th SITS
s625O-5Ox1O0 alley and IA ST., improved.
S32, 50O-2-story brick, rents 5000 mo.
s25 o00-Fine 9Th Ave. property, pays p. C.
s25, o0O-4Ox1O0, 3-story brick, bargain.
81 5O0-25x140 LIST Ave. lot.
s5250-Tot 9th Ave. 21st and I'D SITS.
500 0O0-100x140 imprv'd 5th Ave. cor.
s250o-7-R., 2-story res, Woodlawn.
S5500-Ensley brick store II St. pays II p. C.
r. MCCONNELL G. CO.,
Phones $40. 21O7 Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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Mrs. WInsiow's Soothing Syrup.

The best remedy for DlARttdOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow' 5
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
bv MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHS the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAf D
all Pain. CURES WIND collie. and Is
twenty-five cents a bottle
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DAUGHTERS Elect Delegates.

The Selma Chapter of United Daughters
of the Confederacy held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon at which del
egates were selected to the state meeting
which is to be held in Sheffield May 10,
Those chosen as delegates were Mrs A.
w Cawthon, president of the chapter
Mrs. r. e. L. Mel secretary, and Miss
Emily Ferguson, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Vassar Mrs. Catesby, Mrs c. Jones
and Mrs. f. NJ. Byrne were named as al
ternateS.
The chapter has raised nearly all the
funds necessary for the purchase ana
erection of the boulder which Is to marx
the battle ground of Selma. The monu-
ment will stand on portion of the old
brea stworks near the spot where the Rev.
Arthur NJ Small a Presbyterian preach-
er, fell while lighting on the lines IN the
defense of the city. 1t is hoped TO nave
the boulder unveiled on April ,. the an
niversary of the battle oil selma, Whlch
occurred on April ., 1860
War On the ''Vag."
The warrant must go. Sucn is Inc eplct
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Al Horses Burned at Convict Farm.

Jackson Miss. March 14.-(Special)-
Fire did Mississippi considerable damage
today. burning barn. feedstuff. thirty
nine brood mares and two stations on
Oa<leay convict farm. and seed house
with two thousand bushels planting cot
ton seed on Sunfiower farm. Both fires
are believed to be incendiary.
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Inspection to the Public.

The Abbott Rifles are inviting their
friends and the public generally to be
present Saturday night at the annual
inspection of the company, which will be
made by Lieutenant Degan, L. S. A. Gen.
Bibb Graves will accompany the inspect
ing officer and it is possible that Colonel
Bricken, commanding officer of the Sec
ond infantry, will be present. The Abb
bott Rifles hold record for inspection,
and they expect to get a clean sheet from
tho nsnector
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Local and Personal.

The Rev. r. G. Patrick, president of the
Judson institute, was a visitor to Selma
today.
John j. Gartner. travelling passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad
was a visitor to Selma today, arranging
for the presentation of the panoramic
exhibition of the wonders of Yellowstone
park at Elkdale park on March % and 80.
Commercial Agent Allen of the Atlantic
Coast Line, with headquarters IN Mont
gomery, was a visitor to the city touay'
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Country Home for Sale
at
HALE SPRINGS, ALA.

Eight-room modern house with two
room servants house and all neces-
sary barns and outhouses; nice
grounds. we'll planted with fruit
trees OF all varieties. Price $4,000.
Terms.
Hale Springs is nine miles from Bir-
mingham. good macadamized road and
rural free delivery and telephone con-
nections with Birmingham. One mile
from depot at OXmoor, on Louisville
and Nashville railroad. Is situated on
a spur of Shades mountain. eleven hun
dred feet above sea level. Has iron
and freestone water. No mosquitoes.
An ideal summer home.
Inuuire of
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REAL ESTATE.

--~~-~-~-~-~>-->-~~~-
FOR SALE.
5Ox140-Prospeetive business lot, Sd ave.
FOR RENT.
N 726 n 10th street, rooms; $3.50.
No 1913 East 18th street; rooms; S25.
No. 1917 F.. 14th ST.; rooms and bath; s25.
No. 1921 e. 14th st.; rooms and bath; S25.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones ll0l and 465. 1861 Third Ave.
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HEIp WANTeD-FEMALE.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

OPTICIAN WANTED-A first class OPP
tician as assistant in managing retail
department of large optical establish
ment; good salary and splendid oppor-
tunity for the right man; must be thor-
ouphlv nm TO date in refraction and
, frame fitting; young. unmarried man
preferred; state age. qualifications; per
nanent address, references. and salary
required. Address Optician. care Age
Herald. o-lo-4t
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FOR SALE.

$1500-120 acres near station on A. G. s..
railroad; 20 miles above Birmingham; 60
acres cleared: good Groom cottage,
weatherboarded and cciled; fruit OF all
kinds; good cistern and well, barn, ten
ant and outhouses; $3.50 cash, balance
yearly or monthly. Eborn, 504-7 Brown
Marx.
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ROOMS FOB RENT.


>CNNO~-~~OlS~~N~@~~-
ROOMS furnished or unfinished, an con-
Veniences; or Two rooms for light house
keeping TO couple without children; pri-
Vate family. Peoples phone 2Sl5. 24o4 ith
avenue.
$o500-Something nice ON Central avenue
south. See it. 5000 cash. balance yearly.
Eborn 504-7 Brown Marx.
S50o0-15th street, near 18th avenue, south;
2-story, new home; eastern front; small
cash payment and balance easy. Eborn,
504-7 Brown Marx.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping to couple without chill
dren. References. 5l7 North twenty
fifth street. 3-l4-4l
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front room
In South Highlands home to one gem
tleman only; elegant. furnace heat.
bath; references required. Bell phone
1851 3-3-tf
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9as gsemeIte i,t Giirse.
MmsIano.


- Die Soniein=g8ittwe 6arOla cor
Sadien 1T geitorben.
- Gie feierlitbe gefattune oes 30
mia Osfar bon Sdpeoen CAB gu eit=
orudspolen 3rauertunO9ebungen Dee
goltes NnlnB.
8urb Die GrplOIion zines puluer-
qPaoasins in galermu, SiSilier, uur-
oen 25 9eriOnen get0Otet uno 100 Uer=
lebt.
- 6erporra9enbe Saparer duBern
Iid oabin, oaB Die ameritaniIbe Griegss
Hotte. penu lie ibre 6abrt bis nad BEN
Reid oes Nlitaoo ausoehne, bort berg
lid mintommen 9eueiBen tperOen tpiirOe.
3ie Sob, ,@rporte aus 8eutIb.
LAMB belieFen li5 i'm MOnat glOpember
nuF $39, 900, 600 IS iit oies Die b6d-
ite @olo.@rport- 3lfier IN Der @ei9ibte
oes 9nnoes
- 8eraleihs Ber6an0lunQen i'm
6ar6en. 9roseB iiho mieoerum Qeihei:
tert. Obmohl Der 9ngetlagte bereit Tein
ioa, feline Acknowledgement gegen ben
gjrafen Mpltte suriif3unebmeH.
Neben Der Ginfiibrung oes Spi.
riius WonOpols plant bic oeutIde
&einsreoierung bic 9elfeuerung Der
beReren @igarrenInrten.
- Sm Wdrmorpllais bel pot5bam
fano Die 5aufe oes speiten Spr0Blinqs
Des GrpnprinSenpuares itatt. iuelber
geremonie aud Bring Suomis DOn
Bapern beipDbnte
- Sn Wiiirden muroe Elm 5tuoent,
Der in truntensm 3uitano einen ShuB=
mann an9riff. BON Oieiem erI6oiien.
aaiIer 0ron5 SoIepb 1T p0llig
eeneIen nah gBien Surtdaetebrt unO
pou Der 9eIammten Beo0lferung nit
riibrenoer 9ersliAfeit be9riiBt moroen.
Snlan0.
sSm GongrtB fam es 3mifh ben
bpioen berporragen0en Gemotraten s.
6barp Wiliams uno Be Nrmono 9ele=
gentlid zines MortItreites gu 9ano-
9reiflidteiten.
- Sn Der 8arr. 3e6s Der 9ittsburq
@oal So. in SaeDbs @reet, 3d.. ereias
nete iih eine furdtbare grplOlion, ourh
tpelhs notwithstanding 200 big $50 Berg
leute einen idben 3OO gefunben baben.
- 9ie 8er9arbeiten in Der 0arrs
3e6e bel SacObs greet, pa., MAIDEN
lanqlamsn 6ortinritt; Die 3abl Der
umestommenen piro niht unter 800
bleiben.
- Sic 3ahl Der Gpfer bes Bruben=
unaliifs bel MonOnaab iii auF $40
eeItieeen.
:, arieosfetretdr 8aft te6rte on
8orb Oes sprdfioentsn Grant" bon
ieiner Reiie um Die Belt 5uriid.
giner aufiie1une bes 2anpmirf-
fhaftliden Depurtemeuts Sufolge iibsr-
lteiQt Der @elDeswerth Der biesidbrigen
Grnte ben Oes 9orjabres Inn AIS Din.
Dollars.
9ie gfahrihten BON Der S1lacbt=
ihifflotte, meIne oas gebief Der Bafz
iatminoe erreidt bat, lauteu 9iinltig.
S. 3. God ppn 8ouIberJ Sol.
bot bic bon ihm 9eihieoene 6rau uno
Damn fih ielbIt erfdohen. Die Era.
a0oie fano in g0gemOni. g .. itatt,
100 bic 6rau NIT ihrem Speiten @atteu
2eDnbaro Collins lebte. God b6rte pOn
Der Seirat uno 6e8ing barauf bic 3bai
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- Gin engliides 3orpeoe.
boot bat bel Der 9rObefabrt cine S9nel=
ligteit pon 81 Snoten entDifelt, oas
tommt ungeidbr 40 en9liIaen DleiIen
in Der Stun0e 9leih. g9enn man be-
oentt, oaB Die YerionenSige in Siio=
8atota I'm 8urbldnitt nit elmer
59nelioteit BON nur $50 Yleilen
pro Stunoe fabren, 10 fam man
pebl nibt gut mebr pon ben Sniffen,
mobl aber pon Den giienbabuen ermar=
ten.
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Cine na6e3u pollitdnoiet
llmmdl3ung i'm Staatseiienbabn=5p,
fem ftebt in greuBen bebor 9uf allen
9auptltrefen IOllen on Stelle Der 2oto=
motipen gum 3ieben gew0bnli9er 3iist
eillselnlaufenoe Acknowledgment treten,
un0 amar in allen 3beilen oes ganSen
9abninItems. 9an9oauernoe 8eriudt
baben ertpieIen, OaB IoIhe gBa9eu aui
DEN iebt iibIi9en 5bienen immenIg
Dtpnomii6e 0ortheile bleten. Nlebrerg
Sun0ert oerartiger paHa9ierwa9en,
ieber nit einem Ie9siJpFerOi9en @tptOr
perIeben, fino beitelIt.
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Roofebelts Wiebermabl B /
biloet troy Ieiner tategpriIben ableb=
nuno na6 tDie Dor Das Sbema, aaf
oem eeipihe 3eitun9en bon bei6rdnts
tenn @eifestaliber 6erumreiten. Rooies
BELTS Migoernabl iii n0tbig, um Oas
2ono 3u retten!" piro eelaet. @rOBe=
rer llnfinn 1T pobl nod ME ber3apft
pOrben. Cine inteligents 9eb6lterune
BON rs Wlillionen NIT ausgs3eidneten
Mdnnern auf ollsn @ebieten, auf Der
b01ften Gtufe ibrer @ntDidlung Iollte
es noting baben, iid bon einem einSsl=
nen Wann retten Su lohen? 8on mas
bsun2 Ups uno Downs I'M mirtb=
f6aftlihen 2eben zines 8Olfes mer0en
INNER tpiebertommen aud 3Ooiepelt
bat ons oieien 9erblt niht Oer1inoern
tDnnen uno er bat nod iiber Elm Sabr
lang 3u bienen! Qlle @htung Dor
RooIeDeltl Seine 9eroienife beredti-
gen aber nod lanee nibt Da3u, unfer
2ano Der @iefabr elmer Dtftatur
ansSufeben, mas fberlid Der SAT-
mdre, tpena unlere prdfoentsn mebr
als 3pei 5ernine Dienen biirften.
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Sonia Ostarppu g DIN e
ben mar Elm Mann, oeiien Seele DOll
mar Don garmber5isteit. Oefen 9anses
2eben Iih reeelte nah Dem 8ere4tia=
teitsgeTibl uno Der @Dttesfurdt; ein
Wtann, oe6en 9iebe ben glrmen uno
8eordngten geb6rte. ben gBittpen uno
ben @ailen, unb pelber bon 9lllen ae=
liebt mar. = Seine feierlihe BeiieBung
in Der &iooarbOlmsfirhe gu StOdbOlm
fanD am 10. 8esember Itatt. Sun=
Derttaulenoe ieiner llntfrtbanen itaroen
itunbenlan9 in Der ltrengen Gdlte auf
ben StraBen, um ben 5rauer3ug 5u
ieben.
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9ie Sapaner t0nnen ben
9ugenblid gar ni1t ermarten. MO lie
Der amerifaniI6en 6lotte ben Williom=
menoruB entbieteu biirIen. ,Sapan
miro bic amerifanii9e RriegsFlotte, Die
na6 bem Bacific fommt, ber3lin mill
tommen beiBen, menn Die 6abrt nn1
ben 6dfen unieres Qanbes ausaeoehnt
nirb. so iprab Iit Der Wlinifter
0aDafbi aus, un0 fubr fort: Die
5batIa1e, baB Die iSlotte mad Dem
Yacific Fdbrt, beruriaht bier teine 9lui=
reauno. @ie ib Der . .AIiociirten preTe1
f9on friiber 9eiagt babe, betraAtet Sa-
pan ieoen G1ritt i'm freunoli6ften
2iht, ben Mmerifl in an9emefenen
@rensen besi9li9 Der Berpenoung ieis
ner 6lotte unternimmt, oenn oas iapa=
niIde 8OIt Tebt abiolutss 8ertraueu IN
bic Ireunolide 0altung Der Staats=
mdrner uno Der breiten WlaHen Nm"=
ritas. gBir bDHen. oaB bic ftOtte cine
iiaere une erFOlereiAe 6abrt pabsn
merDe, uno bic Mmerifaner in Der 9an=
3en Delt f0nnen iiberseuQt lein, oaB
oas Wefdmaoer, fails es fh gum Bee
Iu9 bes 6ernen Cftrns entfdlieBt.
nirasnbs herstibere Aufnabme finoen
tuirb, als in Sapan.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-26

gu elmer beiu6enben 8e=
legation bon @onbons aus Gebrasta
bat li6 9rdlioent RoOiepelt tol9enber=
maBen iiber bic @elo=9anit ausgelaiien:
,Wenn i6 fir oieie 9anit, melde bic
perrotteten 6unSameute 0es 2anOes
aufeeoedt bat, perantmortlid eebalten
meroe, bin ib oeHen frob. 1tir III es
9lei6. mas @OuOerneure unO Ri6ter
iaaen - oieie panit muBte friiber Ooer
Ipdter fommen. Wenn ih oa3u 9ebDl=
fen babe. oieIelbe I6neller eintreten gu
laHen, ais tie ionit euf natirliAem
@ege 9efOmmen tudrs, um 10 beRer.
Die panit Bat Die giotbwenbigteit elmer
allgemeinen 9ausreinigung in iiuan=
sieaen Sreiien geSeigt, unb ie frnber
man bnmit beeinnt, oeItO raider 1T es
DDriiber.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-26

9ie ,Itillen Sonntage@
t0nnen Ii6 in 9ielp 9orf bod niAt bal=
ten, gum QrbBten Nerger Der Sabbath=
fanatiter. Ser Stdbtratb nabm oOrt=
Ielblt cine Sroinan3 an, uOburd gentle
@Onntags s8er9nii9unaen geitattet pers
ben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-26

3mei Der grpBen Sols-
Oiebe. bic i'm Meiten Sntel Sam um
Wnlolanoereien i'm Wertbe bon Millios
nen beItOblen baben, Der StaatsienatOr
Millinms BON Repaoa uno lein 8ruber,
fino bonn ltrafenoen 9lrm Der Gerehti9=
felt ereilt tpprOen. Gas 8unOes. Rreis=
gerint in Garion @itp bat beioe Der
uneeIebli6en 9lneiguun9 bon 8unoess
ldnoereien lbuloie befunben uno 5u
elmer Strafe bon 800 uHo "a 5funoen
@sIdneniB berurtbeilt. - 9a fOa nun
nod SemanD aufmuden uno iagen,
oas hier3ulanOe groBe 8iebe niht be-
frat Deroen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1907-12-26

oemOtratiT9e 9ati o.
n IL tonpention finoet Om z. Suli in
8enper, @Olprab6, tatt. Inter ben
glttrattinGen, neI6e 8enber offerirte.
I'M Die &onbentiOn su betOmmeu, 1T
beionoers Die bemerfensnerth, DaB ben
9eleooten jeoen Gag cine garlaoung
G6neeboleu gum S4neeballiren ges
lieTert ner0en iDl.