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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
Nine. Qui Vive Back from Paris

Nine. Qui Vive, who writes enter
tainfngly and chattily on beauty and
other feminine topics in the Chi
cago Record Herald, has recently re-
turned from Paris. where she went
to study beauty as the French see
1t. It will be safe to say that it will
take her year to give her readers
all the new ideas she gathered
abroad. Feminine readers will be
glad to learn that these are to ap-
pear from time to time in her we'll
known department, "The Woman;
Beautiful" in the Record HERALD.
The immense popularity Of Nine.
Qui Wives articles is largely due to
the fact. that her advice is of real
value to women and is given In a
delightfully."- original style. Even.
mere men are known to read with
secret chuckle the piquant epigrams
with which she heads her column
every morning. Her wholesomeness
and remarkable versatility have
made her an eagerly looked for vis-
ftor in thousands of American homes.
The unique Sunday magazine Of
the Record-Herald in text, illustra-
tions. paper and press work Is q
rival Of the best independent period
fcals. It has the real magazine quail
fk,, 4 Z = L X 10
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
Japanese Jingoism.

Those japanese agitators who are
conspiring to upset the Japanese min
istry and compel Uncle Sam to apol-
ogize for the "San Francisco out
RACES" would better be content with
just the first part Of the program.
1t is possible that the ministry may
be upset; we don't know If it can
be--and we won't care greatly if It
is, for that matter. But as for max
ing the United States government
apologize" that. we fancy is an
other story. @
Union ofY1co fnr ioh nrsn+,,,n
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
A Government Victory.

In ruling against the exceptions of
the council for tn. Oil trust, the fed
eral court at st. Paul decided that
the government may go into all the
Oil transactions in the country in its
search for evidence that the standard
Oil Company is trust.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Sioux City Tribune gives the
standing of the government under
the conclusion of the court saying:
How tremendously significant is
the governments victory in this rul-
ing at st. Paul was explained by one
of the attorneys for the department
of justice, who had just received a
telegram from st. Paul telling of the
courts ruling. The government in
it's bill of complaint set up in brief
history of the oil business. It made
a good sized book, easily as volumin-
Gus as a popular novel. In order to
show the intent of violation of the
Sherman law, 1t went back to the
story of the Standard Oil trust, which
came into existence in 1882 and con-
tinued until 1899. There is no
doubt that that trust was a combin-
alton for the restraint of trade and
suppression of competition. It was
so held by the Ohio courts, and that
decision compelled the organization
Of the present Standard Oil company
of New Jersey.
1t was the contention of the law
yers for the Standard Oil company
that the governments petition erred
In reciting transactions which dated
back Of the present organization of
the Standard Oil company, and its
taking over the properties of the oil
trust. To show that the corporation
is no wise different from the old
trust except in form was the task Of
the government. This is permitted
under the ruling the court has made.
According to the crop report of
the department of agriculture, the
condition of spring wheat on the
1st of June was 88.7, compared with
93.4 on the first of June last year.
The condition of winter wheat was
TIA, compared with s2.7 last year.
Oats were SIG and 85.9 last year.
Barley S4.9 and 93.5 last year. There
is falling off in the condition of Ill
small grain crops when they are COM
pared with the bumper crop of last
season. There is a decrease of z per
cent in the acreage of spring wheat
attributed to the backward spring in
the northern lattitudes. The June
crop report gives a better showing
than was expected after the calamity
stories Of the month of May.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15

We have all kinds of trade propp-.
sitions in western South Dakota to.
trade for property in any other To-
cality Tell US your wants
Chas Reed Land Co,
Sturgis, 8. d.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
Where is William Meyers?2

The Union is In receipt OF aletter
from Mrs. Nellie Hefter, Of Milford.
Indiana, asking for information of
the whereabouts Of one William
Meyers, who was recent homestaad-
.er in the Cheyenne River country.
Any one knowing anything 81 such
g person will pleassa writs ats once ri
Mrs. Hefter..
0xchanss III ~ D 9c5 y u M, jss
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15

he has no team now, the animals
having been drowned.
Henry Smitz lost his stables, cor
rails and four work horses.
And so one might go on Indefinite
ly. The loss will figure up to hun
dred or more thousand dollars, to
say nothing Of the loss of life.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
Fairburn Items. y,

I'D
Mr.. Shermer, who helped to build
Lue Downen's house last Fall, came
up from Buffalo Gap last Tuesday,
for short visit with Mr.. Downen
and family.
Mrs. Klauss, and her sister Mrs.
J. e. Arnold, were passengers to
Rapid City Wednesday, returning on
the evening passenger.
Mr.. A. Brewer and family were
passengers to Rapid City Thursday
returning on the freight Friday az
ternoon.
Miss N. Maude Muller, and her.
sister. Miss Jessie, came down from
Rapid City Friday, and while here
visited Mrs. A. Bodenner. They left
Saturday morning for Hayward.
Mr.. H. Westover made a business
trip to Rapid City last Saturday and
returned on the freight.
]. W.. Smith went to Rapid City
on business Monday, returning the
same day.
Mrs. John Leaning and Mrs. q.
Edgerton were passengers to Dead
wood Monday.
Mr.. o. G. Amiss went to Rapid
Monday to make yearly proof on his
desert land claim, taking Mr.. James
oung and H. Charles as his witnesses
Mrs. Amiss and Mrs. Young went
with their husbands to do shopping
and have good time.
Mrs. G. J. Smith and mother, Mrs.
Thurman went to Hermosa on Mon
days passenger. returning on the
freight the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rasmussen were
passengers to Chadron, Nebraska,
Monday evening.
Captain G. v. Gardner came down,
from Rapid Sunday night leaving
Fairburn for Hot Springs Monday
evening,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15
NEW TEXT BOOKS ORDERED.
Supplementary Books Discarded and
Uniform List of Books to be Used
In Pennington County.

Supplementary Books Discarded and
Uniform List of Books to be Used
In Pennington County.
A meeting of the county text book
board was held at the court house
Tuesday last, at 2 p. M, for the pur-
pose of adopting a uniform list of
text books for Pennington County
in place of the list of supplementary
books in use for the past fifteen years
The members of the committee by
virtue of Office are as follows:
f. G. Feigel, county commissioner,
First district; A. c. Boland, Second
district; John A. Miller, Third dis
trict.
Chauncey l.. Wood, states attor-
ney; A. K. Gardner, president of the
Board OF Education, Rapid City; Rob-
ert Rudesill, county auditor, secre-
tary Of board, and Estella Mcmahon,
county superintendent of schools,
president of the board.
The three members chosen by the
board of county commissioners were
as follows:
Mrs. M. j. Lane, Underwood; j. C.
Blyman, Rapid City; Mrs. Mary
Parks, New Castle, Wyo.
The following list of books were
adopted, the contract being let to
three companies:
L. Hunts Progressive Spelling
Book.
Q. Brooks Readers.
3. Mines Series of Arithmetics.
4. Frye's Geography.
5. Steps in English (Grammar)
6. Montgomerys Histories.
Z. Overton's Psychologists.
8. Prang's Drawing Books.
8. Spencer's Copy Books.
10. Townsend's Civil Govt.
IL. Smith nd Young's History
and Government of South Dakota.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15

On account of the storm, the ball
game scheduled for Friday after
noon failed to materialize.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15

When you are told that
Rapid City has a boom with
mushroom attachment, deny
it and insist that it's just a
natural, normal growth that
that has begun to sit up and
notice-that's all.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-06-15

II you've been a knocker
come out Of it. Swear ~
ha hnG JOIN the boosters. It win
HHeip some II you subscribe
tpr tSt Inc Union. It's saying
Inlngs Ior Rapid City once
week. $3.50 the year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Hedte Der @ep0lferu1gcn 81 od)tel
mo bic 8ren5froget Ourd) HCdtSs
mittcl 81 regeln. GicienigctL Die
nod imlncr cine beroItete Bolitit
nod Sen tinOiidcn Sheen bcs Mit-
teIoIters oerfoIgcn lpOIlcrL b0ltfen'
cine fltrd)tbore &erantluortnng aui
i5r &oltpt.
SIS lit Ocnu1o6 nlltmebr fitr ic0crt
geluiiienboften Menifcn cine gebictc-
ride Yflidt, mltbig oieic m0gliden
llngliifsiduc ollrd) @erltelung zines
HehtSblmoeS Der &%ultllrp0lfer 5l be.
ieitigen, cincS &edtsbunoes, Der ben
&0lfcrn OoS miro ge6en f0nnen, NOS
lie 81 iorocrn 10 iebr 6ere1tigt iinO;
cin crtrGgli6cS Golein."
Sic beutid.omcrifoniidc SrieoenS-
@clcQi6oit, Die ibrcn Sit in 9tep.
Norf bat, or6citet I'M Sinne oicieS
NufrufS. @Gbrcnb iic bic Sidc-
rltng Der frcrnOidoitli6cn 9%c5icbun.
gen 5luildcn Den Seer. Stnotcn llno
GcutidlonO in oct &%oroergrlnO if
rcr 9citrebrngcu IteQt, iuft iie olld
bic glnb6ngcr Oicier pcrniinftigen II.
fortiGrittli6en Soee'n 81 iommeln.
Sic id)rcibt inns: yN1r Ourd) Srgoni-
iotion fonncn mir boifen, bic 9fcgic.
rlulgen IN inherent Sinnc SIT bccin-
%iluiicn. @ir iorocrn oeSbolb unierc
@ciinmm0SQc1ollcn sum- 9citrttt lll-
iercr @elcQidoit ollf, I'M ais tbGtigc
Mitglieoer al Ser @rrei6ung uniercS
3icleS mit3rtmirfcn." Ser SoGrcS.
9eitrog bctrG0t 81 ooer nod 9clic-
ben nlcbr. Gen Wfitglicoern miro
ru1entqcltliG 0oS monotlid) eri6cis
nctbc &crcinSorgon Scr onerifoni-
iGen 6ricOctS-@cicuidoft ilbcrIonot.
InntcIoun0ct ninlmt ser Sdotnncis
tier, $. Selomonn, gtr. 103, 9. Gpc.,
Nclu-0orF, %cntgegen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

lung Der $rcIic ocnft CT nitt. 8Grc
oltf Elm pergcbIibeS Beginner, @enn
er aber Der geIben Rreiie 5lt 0cmiitbe
fiibrt, Oob oen &edten ser Brriie oll6
Rilid)tcn %gegenitbcr Itcben, 10 miro
ibm ooS ieoer rllbig llrtbeilcnOe oon.
Zen. Die 8reiie lit SIT ctrpo8 gnOc.
rent On, ais gum NbIoocplot ocS lin.
rotbS uno llnfIotb&. Sic ioG sic
Wcnidbcit lpcitcr bringelL nidt tic
ucrgiiten mo moroliid periumpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Ole 6lotte beS NorOOeuts
id)cn 2lop0 in Bremen beItebt, eirt.
i6IieBI!d Der gteubouten, sur 3eit
ans 800 S6iifcn nit 75444l
8rutto.&.s Z. uno 57t,670 pa. 9a-
BON Iino 90 Seeoompfer az i'm 8ou
nit 109,1OO grlttto-&. z. un0 t04,s
900 BS.), 80 aiiItenoampfer (orei
i'm 8ail nit 1850 9rutto-R,-1 z. un0
$500 49,, 80 8~luBoompier, 5wci
S6uIi6iffe un0 POI Sidterfabr5euge
mo &oblenprobme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Wtarn @lDrinS.

IS ftnr6 AM 10. Sebruar 1907 mad iur5er
&ranfbeit in ibrer Icttcn 9Sobrltltg,, .9tr. 1880,
Ni6lnltosglucnlle, Wtarl @lnrtns, geliebtc sat
tit bcs periiorbenet liurtin @lorils, I'M 70.
Sabre ibreS Qcbeils. Sic Nceroigung fitoct
Sunueritag, 9labnittngS I'M h3 llbr, bon Der
o6en penalnten gSubnlng ans !tatt. Stttc,
feife yIunleil.
Wancnficr nnb 9Sab ues6orou9D, ia. 8etturs
Gen ipollcn 9efl. cpptren.) (44-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
@iQiam IS. @iint6er.

Gs Itarb mad Ian9ein Qcioen @iliam 6.
@iintbcr, 9~eIieDtcr @atte Der perftorbenen 2eua
@iintber, geborene1 8oocliirt, i'm as. Sabre iei4
mes QebenS. Sic 9eeroiaung iinoet Spnucr'
tag, Den IA. SebrIar, 3 ll6r giadmittaaS, bon
feiner Iebten ggobri19, gr. so, Sitsoenrieitas
Gtrabe, aus itatt. Neruaiibte uno Srcunoe
iiub d6tuu9sOol eineeIaocn, o~crfeIben bei5us
ippbuctl, 44-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Catherine &ccic.

IS itarb pIGtIi6 am If. 5ebrnar 1907 6a.
So6r 9tccic. Sie @eerbierng finoet 5unner'
ting, Ga6mittoes 9 llbr. bon Der @obnli1a ibs
rer Sn6ter, 6ran S6ott. gtr. 625, 9lntbcrs
IanbsStrubc, aus fat. &erp1note lrb SrcuT'
De iino a6tungSooa einoe!aben, o%erieIben bet6is
tpubHe1l. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
0[nmn Sinnnndl.

pad, gelicbfe Satin bon gSiuiam 3pupa1.
i'm Ilter bon 81 Iabrcn mo 81 1ogeu. Die
8eerbigt1g finbet 8reitas, s ll4r Sormttte9g3,
Wortb.S(Oeuic, ans itaff, iilib boun mad Der
standardization ct. SafobussGirde. Set
ictung pripatiin auf Dem n9I. g~rIbters5rieb'
bnfc. DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
GcrIammlunes-glmscia

Sameu.gercln Der ,emgcm. 3eitihen greiien.
Eeimatb."
TcrIammIunQ mprgcn, Sonneritag, 9tadnlits
Tags, Den ii. Sebruar, in Der g%l1ii1It.
2untIc 9fnidlen,
d4) Gefretdttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Snhn Mncfcl.

SIS iiurb am 10. 6ebruar 1907 5pbu @bdcl,
g~eIiebler @uitc bon glnnie 86dcls geboreilen
Nuuereis, i'm Slter bon Al Sabren. Sic
TAGS, in fciner lettcn gSobnliilg, gtr. 343. Sors
reiisstrabc. gScIt, ftntt. 9eifebung auf oct
Baltimore GcmetcrO," Q4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
Guubpns Turf.

Der barytjdnlthits .Sriebbpt tn gafttmure.
&real: $50 gtder = Smnlcrndbrcnber Charter.
aelo bon alien GtabitbeiIen. Strabenbabn.
@aao1s pdifrer ben Snupteingang. due bet
Winitcn. NarmeS aDarte3immer fiir Soldc,
GesrdbntBpldee 5u fcbr mdBieen Hreifer.
fimintlib unter fottipdbrenoer Yfieee.
Whrean: Nr. III, Weft.Saratusa.etraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
SefQnntmadlunaen

Slngrbpte iuerbeu Seiurbcrt Slr 2icfcruna an
has Scpartcmcnt fir biientlihc Stdcrbcit, ILL,
teri epartrmen fir 8riunb9ritsiucien, BON
Stpptbc rttis'NntttuEin Serum nnb 2gntpbe, ~
fuIdDen Aunntitdteu. iuie Ite bon Belt 6i 3eit,
opnt Datum Der Gontrait.G ersebute an, fir
cine Eeriooe bon 8lu1li Wionaten erforoerli9
feir m6aer, in llebereinitimmll1g nit ben Spes
6ififntionen, Die nuf Serldn9en bonn SeIretdr
Der @efunb6eitSs8ebDroe il ociieit 8iireali tI
9tntbbult5s9lllner erbdliIi6 iiuo.
Se6cm ~Slngc6ot mtB Elm bceIaubieter gbed
bon $500, All ben Mabor uno Stabtratb 6abIs
bar, b~et9ciiigt fem.
gln9c6oie miifien beriieaclt mo al ben
,8oaro Of g(iparos" inter gloreiie bon 8orrb
S. Spuper, GtaotsReaiitrator, Qeridtet iito ~
6eiIen Biireau i'm Gat6bauie big Witttuud, IL
ltbr Sormittaes, am 10. Sebrllar 1907 eingc'
rei6t iperbeit.
Sic Sebbrbe bebdIt ii9 oas 9tedt Dor, ir9enb
Gin ooer ale ~slngehote 5Il ocriuerte1.
Sr. Same3 8nsien,
@efulobeitss9omiHifidr
Slt9cbeibcn:
e. Glab 5imnnuS,
(40-4) @rdiiocHt Der Goltrafts9ebbroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
6. g. g. NIB Wio. Selepbpne.
8. Ennher q. GDhne,

2eidcubcftntter uuo Ginbalinmtrer,
gr. 170S uub 1710. Gautun.N uenir,
Mhb GiibuitsGde Saltimurc.Str. ino broadway.
Sahriianten bon YatentsGasfetS.
(Sebr10-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9arl BeterS, Scr Ifrifos
fcnncr, ldreibt in Scr 2onooner
,Sillan;sGbronif" iiber 0ernburger
&oloniolpolitif: ,Serr 8ernburg
itcbt olf iebr neuen 9abnen. Sd
baltic 5por ieine @ertbid)Gbullg unic-
rer Solomon fir einigermaBen utos
piid. SieGeidt ipo6l MIR OcSbolb,
mcil i6 cil,ige @ebicte bcs idlpar5cn
GrotbcilS ollrd) sllgenid)ein lcbr &C.
lait fenne. @enn Gern6urg 8. ..
ioot, mir foltrlcl ,pobl %unneDmcll, Dob
ieocr Shrpar5e eiilen Efentig pro
Eag mirtbidnitliden Neniuertb
ifaift, nlilB ih %einpenoen, oab mir
ons cben nidt a%nnebmet fonlell.
YieQei6t b%iirfcn mir annebmen, =
nad meinen @rfabrungen, Dab CT eli
men u Yfennig pro Sabr id)afft;
piellei6t audi nid)t einn1al bos. Dies
miiroe iebr bon ser @ingeborenen-
Eolitif dbbangen/ Die Serr Oernbltrg
5u trciben geoenft unb bic i6 nid)t
fenne. @enn Die alten Weiber int
Geid)Sto9e sic Gontrole bebaItelt, ipie
ieit 5ebl1 Sabrcn; pcnn Ipe5icl 9ebel
mo Gpniorten Die idipar5e @eiell-
id)oft unter ibre @enoiien nuftebmen,
miro es foinmen, mie Elm alteS Nigs
gerlieo aus glmerifa perfilnoet:
,9ut Emancipation come, ia, ia!
Zen me near Malia's coat, ia, ia!
Me fib BIN mife,
Sue iteal BIN fnife,
s(no CIT bim ltglp tbroat, ia, ia!
(@enn Die emancipation %forhrtt,
oorln trage ih oes Serrn Hod, Fife
ieine 6rau, iteble lein Meiier utO
olrdidneioe inn ieinen saritigen
Sols.) - 9err Gcrnburg miro iid
bpitentlidj balb einnlol 5nr Meger-
froge dliberli. g~inltipeilen .iinb Ieiile
Observation-Disclosures" Slpetlellos Elm
3eiden, Dab CT Die Sahe am rid)tiaen
GnOe anfobt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
lorraine.

Wialcriif) Marfartig - Srtcblidj.
Meitli6 bon 9~Snlbroof Elm mo cine babe
Mieilc. Benutt bic nit Rolubntian beSci1nete
gtortb, sloentssGar. 6rcie Stltf1en Madntittags
am AerlninuS. ISreiie bpt YegrdbntBpldbet
iebt ipcSiea. Qeidte Ncbireirget. 9cIepboll-
Cation 1913. @irena: Srnnflin. utb Wtnbiur.
Huabs. YcrIanat Trpfbiirc. (Wtai4. 1S.2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13
iecns.NpplifatiOnen,
site VT. 15H.

Site st. 15H. :n.
Spirituoien.aieen Ectittuneu.
9irran Der Spirituuicns2iceuS Gomniiiidrr,
Simmer BOG DcrihtSgcbduoe.
gtnen y. Spiudro, Yrditbcnt.
9eruarb @teieufeio,
Gbu arb =. 9raccu, GOrtmtf1re.
Sic naGeeraunte 4eriou rei6te cine Qetis
tion fir TRANSFERRING elmer 6noetail' Spiris
tuuien.2iecn6 bonn 1. 9Jtai 1906 OIL elm, Delche
an Sreitag, ben 1. WidrJ 1907 Surnitt1gs
10 llbr. in @rtuieuri9 ge5ogel iuiro. Qro'
teite miiiien bis Muntng, Den %. 5ebr. 1907,
ciitgerei6t perber. GormuIare f0itHen, iueHH
gemliUi6t, in bicicm Viireau erIangt lperhel.
g2GiBiugtpH 9oiuie,
gbefsGlert.
Same: 9Ibrciie: W1ro:
9oOe, Sobn o., 1902 sibInn6s9 pcnue. .... 7
do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

&omlanb'S tiirfiI1e SGber,
Ganttable.G Jebaube, goItamt se8eu. etctc often.
(IuQ22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9uB bic Gage 0eS prompt.
iden GultllSminiiters bon Stuot ges
51blt ieien, lit in lester 3eit perihie'
0elltli6 pom &abel beridtet moroen.
Neueroings miro inn MN a16 in
Ser beutid)en 8reilc oroentli6 5lges
iebt iiber sic Saftloiigfeit oes Winis
tiers BEL Ser ginpeiblrng Oes neliell
@ebduoes ser gfooemie Der aiinlte
in 9erlin. Nt6t MIR bic Ereiie botte
feline @inlnOung 0o5u befommcl,
lon0ern audi sic 9uOgetsGommiiiion
Ocs 2on0togcS mar ii6crgangen nor
ocn. 9fift einnlol ibr 9eri6terItot-
ter, ser iciner Belt boS Geferat iiber
OaS WiQionen-Eroictt erltottet botte
llrlo Sem es 51 Oanfen lit, Dab Die Be
oenfen nlebrerer Surtcicn ilbcrlpltl-
oen puroen, fat cine ginlaOung ct.
bolten. Der prellBiide 2anotag mar
lebiglid) ourd) ieinen YrGiioenten per-
treten. Gin 9lott bemerft oa5u:
sir Serrn y. Stuot lit bos preuBi'
idje a6georonctenbaus nno leine
9ubget-Gommiiiion offenbar NH enc
@elobemiQigimgsmaidine, Die, wenn
lie ibrc 56ulbigfeit getban, ati net
tere Goirtoilie feinen 9lniprlld bot."
-0n mirb SER b. Stuot wobl Die
I3nnftc OMIT Mi,1iitnr nnnnicu fnin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

Seine orei " o dcu blci-
ben Sem 50. GongreB mcbr 5llr @rle-
0igltng ieiner glrbeiten. SIS miro III
0en letter Sogen nod itramm gear
beitet merben miiiien, I'm menigItenS
Sen gtot, Der erle0igt mer0en mtB,
fertig SIT iteaen. &eil aber oieie 9(r-
belt IN Die lebten Gage perl6obelt
miro, 10 gebt eS gem06nlid Sails
ii6cr aopf, uno eS l6ltit mande 9e-
miligitng nit ollrd, Die bel reiflider
@ripGglng obgelebnt woroen mare.
Sr1 Den eriten 8ofen lit 81 piel Belt
uublpS p%erplenpert moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9obner Iillo niht blob 6o5u 0o, I'M
ibre Setter reid 81 modcn, lonoern
Dem 8cnleinipobl 3u 0iencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-13

9obner lilto nidt blob bo5u oa, I'M
ibre Better reid 81 modcn, IonOern
Dem @cnleintpobl 3t oiencn.
u dcrmittw 6 6eute. Die
iedslpodentIide 6aiten5cit 6cginnt
oieieS Sobr ltngeipobnIid friib, neil
Gitern auf Gin tribes Datum f0Ilt.
Die 6aIten5eit ridtct itd na6 Sltern,
sic 0ieSmaI ouf ben 81. M0r5 fallen.
Sn u eD 0orf un0 II III g e.
oeno iinO, wie Hi6ter 8atterion iogt,
nidt neniger oils $4,000 &edtSan.
mdlte tbatig. 8liebe nod ~feIt5uItel-
len, OF lie Inm1lte oeS GedtS oOer
oeS llnred)tS iinb. Cab ii6rigenS cine
iold)e Nrmee pom AOuofaten lobne1oe
9ei6dftigung BAT, gibt gu Oenfen.
aiir5li6 it Ocramerifoni'
l6c &oniulatspoitcn in Bone, Ilgier,
our6 Den Soo OeS bi3berigen Snba-
bcrs frci gemorOcn. @roBeS &eiBen
nm oieie Stelle lit nidJt ST befiirdtelb
ocnn infer &oniul in Bone 6e5iebt
fcin @eboIt, Ioltoern MIR Sporteln,
uno sic beliefen ii9 i'm lebten Sabre
alf MIR 81 Collars.
Sn 6em Ser oiungSs
Gonpcnt 5rt Guthrie, Sflabomo,
pllr0e Ser 9lntrog, oltd Oen 6raucn
ooS StimmreAt 81 %gclp0bren, nit
Sc gegcn 90 Stimmen abgelebnt.
Mon iie6t allb i'm 8citen Elm, DAB
ooS 6rouenItimmredt, ipie cS i'll
@poming, Colorado llnb llta6 &C.
u1brt lit, feinerlci Serbellerung III
Die Eolitit gebrodt bat, moDl aber
Scrb0icrungcrl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-12
NO NEWS
OF FLEET
ADMIRAL VERY APPARENTLY
GARDING THEIR MOVEMENTS.

Commander Very of the United
States Naval Station is bothered con-
siderably by inquiries as to when the
fleet of United States warships is ex-
pected in these waters. Associated
Press cables and private dispatches
from Washington have stated that
eighteen or twenty men-of-war would
be here within the year and official
reports name numerous vessels order
ed to duty in the Pacific, and, as a
result, inquiries as to when Hawaii
may enjoy the presence of the great
fleet are multitudinous, Admiral Very
coming in for his share of interroga-
ttons from representatives of the
Press and others.
The Admiral remarked tnis morn
| ing that he had no knowledge of any
vessels of war coming here, except in
the case of a German man-of-war
which was expected here on September
%. long way ahead
THE newspapers" said Admiral
Very, have for the past several weeks
been persisting in reports of the COM
ing of fleet 1t is strange that |
should know nothing of it.
There is nothing secret about the
movements Of vessels Of the Navy and
| am not the possessor of any in
| formation.
Il have not been instructed to sup
press any information nor is it likely
that ! would be, nor have I any infor-
nation to suppress.
We know nothing of all this talk
of the necessity of warships being here
and we know of no necessity. When
hear of any fleet coming here or OF
any ships of fleet coming here
all be glad to tell you"