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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
TAX APPEAL COURT
DECIDES IN TWO CASES

Two decisions were handed down by
of them was the appeal of G. j. Wal
Ter, Nellie Hustace, L. T. Peck, L. L.
McCandless, D. Dayton, B. r. Ban
ming, S. w. Wilcox, G. n. Wilcox, Au-
gust Dreier, Bruce Cartwright, Mary
E. Foster, August Ahrens, Sing Chong
& Co., James B. Castle and w. R.
Castle, from the assessment of their
stock in the First national Bank. The
decision is as follows:
This is an appeal from the assess
ment made by the Tax Assessor on
shares of stock of the First National
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, held by the re-
spective stockholders named above.
Under the views set forth in deci-
sion of this court in the similar APP
peals of NJ. P. Robinson and Cecil
Brown V. the Tax Assessor, which de-
cision was sustained by the Supreme
Court of the Territory on appeal, the
claim of the appellants herein for ex-
emption from taxation on their re-
spective holdings OF stock of the First
4NeAIiOAAcbA 1OOAAh u nav c1IAJ AAlh'. Ia S0S~
tained.''
The other decision is on the appeal
of the Honolulu Rapid Transit Com
pany from the refusal of the Assessor
to allow them it's claim for deprecia-
ton. The decision is as follows:
This is an appeal by the Honolulu
Rapid Transit & Land Co. from the
ruling of the Tax Assessor who disal-
lowed the amount of $23,244, claimed
by the appellant as proper deduction
from gross income under the head of
depreciation. Except as to amount of
depreciation the claim and issue at
law is the same as represented to the
Supreme Court of the Territory in the
appeal of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
& Land Co, decided October 18th, 1906
Us Haw. NJ. P. 15), and the decision
therein given that the depreciation
claimed by the appellants was not de-
ductible is followed by this court, and
the deduction of $23, PA, claimed in
this case, is disallowed.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
SCHOONER LUkA
IS L|BELED
Five Japanese Want Wages for
the Famous Laysan
Voyage.

The schooner Luka, her tackle, ap'
pareI and furniture and all persons
lawfully intervening for their interest.
We're lbeled yesterday in the United
States District Court.
The Luka is the vessel which made
the famous voyage to Laysan withou
finding the islet, and the libel filed yes.
terday is for wages of seamen earned
on the voyage.
The libelants are Y. KAMA, NJ. Taxa
hita, T. Marutani, H. Iwaski and G
Ujiya. They all shipped June 80, 1907
for a trip to Laysan and back, and
were discharged. unpaid as they claim
August IS, thus giving evidence that
the thirteenth is an unlucky day
KAMA claims $S1.67; Takashita and
Marutani. $685. each, and Iwasd and
Ujiya, $50 each.
J. J. Dunno is their proctor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
IN THE SUPREME COURT.

The following notice of the hearing
of cases in the Supreme Court has
been posted:
The following cases are hereby set
for hearing on Monday, November Is,
1907, at 10 o'clock unless otherwise or
dered upon motion:
s. Lahaina Agricultural Co. v. A.
Poaha ct al.
10. In re application of Levers &
Cooke, Ltd. to register and confirm
title to certain lands.
And the following cases are set for
Monday, December 2. 1907, at the hour
above named unless otherwise ordered
upon motion:
4. Alice K. Kaae V. Kaula Richard
son ct al.
IL. James L. Holt, Tax Assessor, v.
w. C. Peacock.
IL. C. S. Holloway, Supt Public
Works V. E. V. Richardson ct al.
Is. In the matter of the application
of Ching Tai for a writ of habeas
corpus.
IA. Waialua Agricultural Co. V. Ca
hu Railway & Land Co., November IS,
1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
LAND PATENTS CANCELLED

Acting Governor Mott-Smith yester-
day approved the cancellation by Land
Commissioner Pratt of right of pur-
chase lease 267 to S. Zuliwski at Olaa
for abandonment, and of a certificate
of occupation of Holokahiki for land
in Coma. Kona. for failure to comply
with conditions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED.
FURTHER TINE TO PLEAD.

In the suit of Carrie B. Riggs and
Bessie r. Burns VS.. Mrs. Julia Along
and others, stipulation was filed CIV
ing the respondents until November IS
in which to plead or answer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. o. E.
Honolulu Lodge No. 6I6, B. P. o. e, will
meet in their hall, King street, near Fort, every
Friday evening. BY order of the E r.
FRANK E. RICHARDSON, E. r.
HARRY A. WILDER, Secy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

IA WA4AAH 4-S1b6 NJ, l. L. ". n. NJ.
Meets every first and third Thursday of each
month, in K. of P. Hall. corner of Fort and
Beretania streets. Visiting brothers cordially
invited TO attend.
A. D. CASTRO, Sachem.
A. E. MURPHY, G. of r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

That's the way the thing was told
to me, but, of course. there's always
more than one side TO a story" ''Of
course, there are always as many sides
to a story as there are people to
blame. Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14

There is no occasion for delay, put
the want advertisement in today. The
Advertiser carries the bulk of want ad-
vertising.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE
CITTR

Meets on the first and third Friday, at 1880
o clock p. m, IN rooms in Oregon Block, en-
trance on Union street
JAMES c. McGILL, Chief.
JOHN AACAULEY. Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
MORMON GEORGE
HAS HIS INNING
The Defendant in the Mormon
Case Denies All He Is
Charged With.

| George Kekauoha, the defendant in
the Mormon case,'' went on the wit
ness stand in his own behalf late yes
terday afternoon and will be on the
stand this morping. He said he was
road supervisor under the Board of
Supervisors for Oahu County for the
district of Koolauloa. He denied that
he had ever at any time or place had
unlawful intercourse with Amia, the
woman with whom he is charged in
the indictment in this case with hav-
ing had illicit relations. Then he de-
MED specifically ever having had Illicit
relations with her at any of the times
or places testified to by witnesses for
the prosecution.
AS to the fatal twelfth of February,
the day on which Leialoha and other
witnesses testified they saw him and
Amia go into his house, pull down the
blinds and blow out the light and re-
main there all night, he gave an ac-
count of his movements for the whole
day. Early in the morning he went
on horseback to look after the road
work, remaining at this until four or
five o'clock in the afternoon. Then he
went to the home of David Malo and
remained there until about IL o'clock
at night.
Then he went into an explanation of
why the different witnesses who have
testified against him were angry with
him for one reason or another. Some
of them were opposed to him because
of politics and some because of road
work. His examination in chief was
not concluded when court adjourned.
The second woman with whom Ke
kauoha is indicted for Illicit inter-
course was yesterday surrendered by
her bondsmen in open court, and re-
manned in the custody of the Marshal.
The wife of Poi Kekauoha was put
on the stand by the defense, but tes-
titled directly contrary to statements
she had made to Judge Perry in his
office. Judge Perry then offered to
impeach her testimony by showing
that she had made statements con-
trary to her testimony. She admitted
this, but said it was done in playful
ness
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
THE LOMRIE CASE

Argument occupied the whole day in
the Lowrie case yesterday before Judge
De Bolt. D. L. wilmington for the de-
PENDANTS cited a number of authorities
to show that such contract as Lowrie
claims to have made with the defeno.
ants is void because against public
policy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-14
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a
divorce to Julia K. Kekaula from her
husband John on the ground of deser-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
aeg @Baln Ms .aoala!el.

&Safg. tieort6 L. ron 9rca5sn.
tpthte Ats pn,aign hi a at9.
fstle SeBIastit rcpG gebpien, tar
idhtQrse 4teieee ltlp EN- Mi0arse3
sllduel1eu 5n ttaae Gie GcateH tau
IN Dttier Iya8t @asi ltipds ttri9s
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Mtbe BET 4eb0lssriag ousisBien Ddrs
ilber beleibidt. bateB te ben a0ni9 utn
cine Qubitn3, Die linen gsfrdhrt nun
BE. uuo III Delfer lie i6rc @efhperSfn
ge8tn bic 9re88ler portrugcn. Der
apniq b6rte he rubtg an, pdln i6ellts
II eirem @icfer unp gab NieIen lite
einen Maftrag. 0erIelbe altferrte Ii4)
un0 tra6bte alsbaIo BEN &Dnigs einen
in Elm gapier eingepidelten @escus
nano. Der Monar9 entFernie bds pa
pier, ttno nun faheR Die @epntirten Ell
ne tlelne Blippe III plalteM Hca, GE,
BEN aopfe einen orsiediqen Spt NH
einer selapynscnen Rp9rFod Ia 81
9ono.
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CUR BEN nG6FItthenecn q rtates
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an: ,Wer III bds2 MntnpttF
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MauI bdItenl" f6rie her R6nie
.aennt Gr benz seq Mer iWg2@
Cure MaieitGt ielbItr art.srts Re
Meftsmann.
.Nun Tebt ibr,1 fprud net &Snig 8
ben Deputirten; .tbr perldngt, Id fcl
tum Dor FOLDER poparserei tslhiigtr
nnb i'd muB liz mir ielber seIo!le
ldfIenl Sd Tam bod ben Dredsler
bas Gsi6dft nidt perosrben!"
9irglbpptateH sogenS ob; unb dls be
ltrttsit bss aSnigs betannt ptr6s, :
betumen fit rem Berliner Mib er
!. reft al fiibien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

rGnDHm elHmdi Elm ndgrD1!t Dutts
unb 5ipsdmGBiess @sfGngnisis rief er
sufrieDsn. .6isr Sisbts nidts gu tds
Setn. nnr allies gu rii6men. Msr 1T Der
ssIdidtt 8uumsifer2"
Sin esriIIer @tprgs MlcneDs
gsnRb iTrs,1 purbs ibm esontpOrtet.
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istnen lsrnen!!-
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llngliidIide perbrO9sn9'
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.Mie sebt bus benn suG"
Man CAB BEN gefu6er senouers
IustunFt iiber ben Sa1perbalt.
Da REF 9pparb entriiitet; fiber
ts lit bod cine tpdbre S9md4 rnD
/ s6anbs, sinen Iol1sn Wldnn 10 rns
Slntbar 81 bebanbsln. SD per6e ben
SOrfall in bic OefFentli9tsit brineen.-
Bite, tbun Sie oas lieber nift,
Sir!"
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Gie benz braotn ar6itetten bic Sreis
belt tpisber, ober i'd fDsrbs allen grns
ties bic Sadie IsltIt in bic Sano ntbs
men unb cine Sffentlife SubItriptipr
5i leihem 8eIten psranitoltsn.1
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9dumetiter in beIIsn 3slIe fibrsn.
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III Tim. ,,l1eberoll iperoe i'd Gle EN-.
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lem:
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ten un6 ii4 iGmtl4 aud gtIeneit5sl
dialten blr9 bas bon einem Ipldsl
aAsdsseidneten 5ad6tenner i6ren
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
Setts Roifnuno p~erIhmunSen

Sebte hoffnune perihwuneen.
Qts beruOrrnaenoe ser3te inaten
boB ". w. Smituhnrt, bon Ietlu,
Sa,. untetlbare Shwiubiuht babe,
NOR beIirn leBte Sufnuna oohtu.
ober Or. Rings 9eU 9tscOutrD fir
Ihwmoinht. 1nten uno &rtdItuu.
aen rettetsn ihm pom @rnbe. or
Iaat: .Hieie Mie0iSh bat MID Qrlnos
lid furirt unb metu 2eben eerettet.
settoem babe i'd iie 10 Sabre lang
agbraudt, una CREDITS Oieielbe nls
zine mn~nberbareS SalSs nnD 2unaens
oeilmittei. Streue mi1enihoft.
tides StiImitlet fir 6ufien. weben
pals p6er Grtdltuneenr unb FHeres
8orbeuaunpsmittel SeeenBnenmuninl
@ornntirte GInIdlen gu 30 Cents unb
500 in @nlfer Bros. Nputhele.
Brobe Ginihe fret,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

iplirpen Dann pOppelt gepsiti9t- llnO
Sic DOrriIto@ tltter fhsbs. Die duf
Id6ten RGSeaf IigsIn yurldeilsn in bic
figure Seimas1 Der Grinnsruns. in ibr
Rei9 bes 5roBen, solbeuen Groites, in
bic TrsiIidtt bss llneliids.
QoBt Benz MaenIden feline D.rbrisFs
ten Re&ts, laet i6m .ieius eroB., beis
Iioe 3eit, Ieinsn Stiibting, FAINT GLEN
Sonnenf4sin, allen 8lumen. allen
Guna. fein itclses gliibenSSs 9efiibl
i'm ffplstn, mutbigen Set5tHl Sliegt
iuraeeTpannter Self, beiusn slug 6er
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blduen GonHsnbiWmet! lInS tpirf
nidts binpsg Ron biz! Gs fommt bic
Gtunbe no Deiht @eete bun1ert, no
bu reid 5nnpn sebren ;auBt @dmmlt
beiner Sabre tOitlide Sh6nbsittn in
beiHes Sersens tppblgeprbnsien RGu.
men All lofbdrfm geIit. llnb tommt
bes 2ebeRs Barter MeiIier nit i6res
densbDliense eeerritmsn ollSubart iiber
bid, bqnn ersrsifs ben Don6srItubrsus
rid in Bic Selber beiues Gpunenlans
Beg unb panbls pertraute Wsse. lln6
Ia6etnb ruHft bu aus, sslaiTsu f6ulil
bu I'M BID, Ser Rerb Sudt mitbis
6ur6 oeins glieber.
9u sie6t infer psiBes S6iTf feisrs
li6 unS prG6tig burd bic fpeidtn, me-
lpSii&en 5lutben. Sd I9aut ius 8os
ocnieelanS unb tpdn6ls b%ertrdute, Bolbs
@ege. S9 fiibIe elm ftrublsnO 2dHeln
iiber meiu autiiB seben.
2ungIam. S6ifflein, tpsil,, ipeilel
S6 bin 70 frei. 70 frob. ala lei id ia.
6enb bur6 bic Slutben seSosen unt
6abe itaubige Sabre ubgelfreift unf
babe fie in Der 3iefe berTinttp feben
mir lit, als peiIs id i'm 2nnbe BET
alarbsit, Der 5reibeit. Der Si6er6sit
un6 I4aue binouS in usasmeiiene
,pirridlesfiillts Dtitsp'
Ser GefangaiRbmmeifttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19
tlsber cds i8pdbiidpe Ulcer.

Der 3ug puItst SobirL itlEbsulung.
GO III, dls fiible man ben 8inter in bic
MGrme beg magsnabtbsiIs bereiA Dos
ma6t miibs unO langpeilis, unb Der
aopf bsrgrabt fi9 i'm Qolittred IN itils
lem Sebnsn nod Rube dnb f%reunblis
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fnI bIalem 6imma auf bic periprns
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nod tsr @arte in Ideucm S9ein Der
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ro6aiem SGIlitr at beotdsH.
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rem 8o6saiee Son elmer 5alone6e
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lett itnbe @ails @ar eidaal 8ias
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I'M @eni6. bst i'd 'abf6ittelu nrillfe.
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ino Fsisrli1 i'm 6pleen groBen Natu
bpqen, ME ettpu RDRig 2ubni!
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lihf GROCER, t6Niali9er GinIamte
rielleiHt nidlt nsniger srlberpoll Sc
Sersen. IriibtR Der S6nig Der nd,
fen Gdpsiqerquus. Der dlte Can't
ben FtrdblsnOer 9emantRrtif I'm !
tbrlpiirbiae Siutniiirn, iibte nit ali
arait feline 9dpse SerrIterma6t. Il
iiber Rem leudtenSen greoens. Dor b
fpsiten, prGdtiaer gerapalbbint,
oruno Ser getforbsbeYo. nidt al 70
fddrF, dnmutfio. unS ouf Isin
GdsiteI, cine terifdenS, &rpne.
ait6lein, sinfa9. auIpdrts IeSnei
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2Eir mDuen uRiercu Geieru etu
6radaM perftjern oaR 8Uiaee's
German 5prnp b~eut5ataee pOiitiu
ras eiH5iae &rapurQt I'M Ntartte il
peldlea S9miuoiutt ltnbert up0
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ala reiuen Cheer. aus5ua uor &Hons
Senbars MIN, metde 1lS peiImttel
.Iar Suiteu uuo GtninOiubt uOn oeu
mebesirtiden @pnarclieu 70 bod ae,
id,oet Iiu0. Rer shninbliGttge,
einerlet Oh bic ssrnntBeit I'M safe
ODER Surge, muB oes @ndts &ube
dabe nuD bvs WloraenS irei iein BON
anialle uDn trpdentr unb ~fOltsrnbeu
oWuen. 1te ertrantgen Eheile uer.
Elorsen ua1 &ube, heilenoer unt
.tn0euoer Behnnoluna, unb Der Bn'
ltient bebnrI Der friIden Quit, quite,
Rahruue irvien SIuswnrls oes @tOri
gems, nit idueIter nno oauernoel
2lnoerura. @lsine Tldihhen 81
As Gents gepDAnlide @r66e nabesl
2 Vial 10 mel ertbntteuo rs Gents
Sn o[Ien Guptheten su hobep.
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babe Tie in Der 3iefe herIiniep feben.
mir iF, hls peiIs id i'm 2nnbe bet
2larheit, Der 5reiheit Der Si6er6sit
unb I4aue binous in usasmeIiene,
,pirridlesfiillts Deitep'
Scr GefangaiRbaameiittr.
gis In 6ds leBte @iertsl Bee oorisen
Sa6rbpnbsrt8 lag Oas eualiiae 9e.
fG~ngnispeltn iebr i'm arg3n nub in
mah6eH StGbtsn sliaeA he @sfduSs
niIls np@ finltereh, mittaaItEti sen
9arqberlisBsn. ga trat sEolia Der
.6tyiihmte q6itan.9rpg Sehn 0oiporo
aaf oisism @ebiett erfolgrit9 ais
grlnolider Refcrmotor daf gldas
rem at dlle @rofI6aften fereiF ale
8sfdngHifle gerau unitrIa4t bate
ger6Ffsatli9te er I'm Sa9lshlIH IeI7
qcaltp0us5 g5er eltebs nen 3AItan9
SCI @,fdUapiile in GaglanO gao
Bales,
SsjHe ienfaiionellen GntbiiauRosn
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4H5a IN mdnhen grtea Iia u
5lo6 aele Hrh bt|isfe ggn (
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5oparp 0dmSl .eorf gsIpe
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III riu 8erterai t
b. ga 9trni tlf. pas
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5glJ az lfQ ptatI
I1itie.
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mi!. ben ga airi sllltn ll1t
uap tigsgie oen 1elten lNll
ms a5gFR sldH nebit 9pIienaa
dag Dotas ibfa Sie gtg ibruiI
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apar fiir cine hciliulTte Snmnie, NO
Tic ii bas groBe @e5dnce Fsrtig 8
fstlea iid tontratttt9 DerPfli4teie.
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mar istu sti,er GROCER &au. llngtid
Gderpeiie itisgen pdbrer6 besielGe
aie 4rbeit8lobne per Moprer I'm
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. ap9se nit Der ihn 3ur @srfigun
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/ 4uF bieie Mci5e psroieate er MD
!, MIR ni9t5 Bel BEN gau, e. gsrietR n
!, Surd aud md in oriidenos Sdulte
Genn er mar psrmDgenslos nnb bat
> 9rebit Bel @eloleiten in @nIpru9 re
men miiiisi. Meil er nun Dieisn Se
rem gsgenibsr feinsn @srpfliGtunG
!. niht na6sutrmmen bermodte, lisp
|. iie ii6er i1n Die @hulOhuft perhdnle
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4 ssr bortrsffliat jpnse 8aumeiiter q
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= Ielbit nsusrbdite Gefdnsris geltt
q lpuroe.
= Drei Boden IaB sr htreits, bd Il
1. Scbn 6otporb BON elmer grOBeH 4li
d lonbsreiis, bic sr unteruommsR bt
n e, nm audi In anbsrsn Staten g
III rrpos Die gsi6ofTsnbeit Der GefGr
M nifIe, 9~oipitdIer, 9eitbauI.r uin..
rs Itubieren, auriid in bic Seimdtb.
ne en- 2onbOn h0rte er 6dB-in aeiceI
no stn erobartioss neues @efangiis
its hiraem polIen6et porbeh lei. 8
en- tnttrsifisrte i'm isbr. linbsrSiial
he mdfts er fim ouF bic Rsiie, Oa ct |
nm Rsnb1u gu bettdtiesn pinIdts.
bic Rad Der gntunft in Der Gtubt 9
len ssitsr fibrtsN siniss @raFiGofsspsrs
rs ter unb msbrere MugiIirdtsperIo.
no rem bstibmt,n Mann IN bos ntiit {
bic fanenis unb SsistsH ibm ale pruI
TEN gteu bssieIbeu; er ipur Ddrilber
bic hSdftsn aobes boil.
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RittBbars. rams. ben Is. radrs, 1904.
ga brau6s felt einigsr Belt Shire
Black .praught DIehsinb Wenhgeisgeepts
Ain bel meinem B~ishhnnb, SD babe ale
Sptten Rtebintter esbrnadt .HHb eetnI'
ben, baS bab Shriat bes psiie tnt tlsi'
usn Smed 10. 3. ., paitoM
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edI,hter Ni,nf.

pspi .gea, fpie BIT @u NIT Neinet
nsuan 6errTtdft auFritben2 Tons
nj sRt6t ionbtrlih lie lGBt mebr
Su ninfden ots su tllen ibtis!"
Sin Mlittsl.
.gs sibs mir sin MitlsI. Sic 5irmc
I. q q, in bic 8Obs 3u briHgsr.
limb 6os lpdrt94 man lGBt Il,
ouf ben Sb.oterDcrbuns mulsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-19

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1ics 1t per aeaonteig 1atqpr Ger
7ltam ui1 fnneiltnn oori dlH9 pie beIei'
t t3ttc bio 6igarren9
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calte1 @ourbn0 Hrlo Nos 8hlSll bett Scr
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fcg Dtbtlern
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-22
HARDY GARDEN ROSES.

The Elm City Nursery Company's
 Advertisement.
 Such advance has been made in the varieties of roses that are hardy and suitable for garden planting in this climate that no end of charming gar den effects can be produced; the ramb- Ter roses for arbors, pillars, and fen ces, hybrid remontant and hybrid tea roses for borders and beds, many of them blooming freely all summer, and for delicacy of form and expisite fra grance not even rivaled by the green house sorts. No class of flowers ap- peals to the garden lover more strongly than the rose, and everyone's garden can be easily made to produce bounti- ful supply by using these wonderful modern varieties. At the nursery can now be had fresh from the ground, the many kinds of the choice roses listed in our attractive catalog, in strong field-grown, blooming sizes and now is just the time to plant them.
 Come out to the nursery and see one of the most extensive assortments to be found in the country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-22
YALE SPANISH CLUB.


 Hon. John Barrett to Speak Here This
 Evening.
 The Hon. John Barrett is to speak on the Spanish American of To-day, and Its Relations With the United States, this evening at o'clock in College Street hall. The Spanish club of Yale university, under whose auspices MT Barrett speaks, is fortunate in secur- ing him for this address, as there are men who are so eminently fitted to deal with the subject. MT. Barrett has been far several years United States minister to the Argentine republic, tc Panama and to Columbia.
 While in each of these republics he sraveled extensively and informed him. shelf on the conditions of the countries to which he was accredited. He was recently made the chief of the newly created International Bureau of Amer. ican Republics in Washington, the ob- ject of which is to develop our com. nlerce and to increase our interests ir Latin America, and Mir Barrett has devoted himself with much enthusiasm to his new task. Any one interested is invited to attend.