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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
| SUCCESSFUL SERIES
Of RAIDS ON GAMBLERS

Quong Zip and eight other of his
eountrymen let their bail go to forfeit
yesterday rather than make the trip
over from Koolau to answer to the
charge of gambling. This bunch were
some of the gamblers caught on Sat-
urday night by Chief Taylor's posse in
regularly fitted up fan-tan and pai-
kau joint in the rice fields at the
Kaalae plantation, their aggregate bail
amounting to $135. This amount brings
the total fines turned over to the Ter
ritorial treasury since January Z, for
gambling convictions alone, up to $3.50,
and not one of the cases brought
against the gamblers has been either
lost or appealed.
Alvin Lusk, who had considered a
ready revolver necessary part of his
apparel and who had been caught wear
ing the weapon, loaded ready for bust
ness, was persuaded yesterday that he
could very well dispense with it, in
addition to paying a. fine of ten and
costs.
Pun, who evinces disposition to col
lect his living from the world without
working for it, will labor for the
common good for the next four months,
having been elected as a member of
the chain gang on the reef.
Under the circumstances it was de-
cided by Judge Whitney that the feel
ings of Ellen Harris, a. Winston block
lady, had not been seriously hurt by
the remarks addressed to her some
days ago by James Sticker. She and
James had been celebrating together,
during the course of which celebration
James had mortified her before all the
other roomers by some remarks made
in disagreeably loud tone of voice.
Adding injury to insult, he had also
kicked the door of her room in. His
Honor found extenuating circumstances,
however, and dismissed the case.
Antoine Correa appeared to answer
to charge of malicious injury, being |
accused of smashing in some of the
windows of Ng On's villa. The case
went over until today.
Another adjournment was granted in
the adulterated liquor test case against
W. G. Peacock as president of the w.
c. Peacock Co., Ltd. This time the
date for the trial has been set for
February i.
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Immediately cause the arrest of any
and all persons who own or have the
said liquors in their possession for the
| purposes set out in the second section
| of this Act and shall prosecute all
such persons without delay and upon
| conviction the offender shall forfeit
| and pay a penalty not exceeding five
| hundred dollars and for a second Of
! fence may be imprisoned for the space
of twelve months.
Section VIII. 1t shall be lawful and
| any such Chief Inspectors shall have
| the right to enter into any building,
shop, storeroom, warehouse or premises
by day or by night, on obtaining such
search warrant which shall be in force
for ten days from the date OF It's issue,
by force if need be and demand sam
pie of any liquor he may suspect or
have reasonable cause to believe is so
adulterated, not exceeding one quart
of each kind of liquor, and after seal
ing the same with his seal in the pres
ence of the owner or agent of the own
er or any person in charge of the shop,
store, building, room. warehouse or
premises where such liquor or liquors
are found. and shall after trial and
conviction and after twenty-four hours
omitted.l
Section TX All Inspectors appointed
under the provisions of 1.-THE Liquor
License Act of 1907" and all policemen
or peace officers In this Territory shall
aid and assist at all times any such
Chief Inspector in carrying out and en-
forcing the provisions of this Act and
any such policeman or peace officer
who shall refuse or neglect so to do.
shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
shall be subject to a penalty OF fifty
dollars for each offence and shall in
addition be dismissed from his Office.
Section x. Any authorized printed
copy of any edition or any printed book
purporting to be copy or the United
States Pharmacopoeia and used by any
Druggist in this Territory shall be COM
petent evidence against any person ac-
cused of violating any of the provisions
of this Act, and the having by any
person in his possession any adulter-
ated liquor shall be prima facie evil
dence against such person and the
burden of proof shall be on such person
to establish that he has not violated
any of the provisions of this Act for
which he is then being tried.
Section XXI. All fines, penalties and
forfeitures, paid or had under the pro-
visions of this Act, shall be paid over
to the Treasurer of the County where
the offence was committed or the for
fixture declared and shall be by him
placed to the credit Of the County to
be used for the purpose of carrying |
out the provisions Of this Act, and the
surplus if any shall be retained by the |
County for its uses.
This Act shall take effect and be In |
full force on the - day of July. A. |
D. 1907.
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FATHER JAS. C. BE|ssEl

CONTINUED from Page Five.)
at proselytizing which is the imposing
of their own views on others. In other
words it is the destruction of all re-
igious belief, except what my own
changeable judgment tells me. 1t is,
as I told to the doubling soul, the
bankruptcy of religion, the landing in
the basement of infdelity. You seemed
to be Mortified at this conclusion but
you can not get out of it, unless you
side with me and draw different con-
clusion from the above stated PROPOSE
tion. My conclusion is the following:
Therefore, if there be a God, Revela-
tion, Religion, THERE MUST BE
NECESSARILY ALSO AN INFALLI-
BILITY AT LEAST SOMEWHERE.
Anything short of it is unable to inn
pose itself on that splendid faculty, the
human reason, which you praise rightly
and may praise much more yet.
Only I object that you should make
divinity of it.
Now, who in the world has this gift
of Infallibility9 If l understand you
well, I find that you seem to claim
at least some share in it yourself, when,
as you say, you will come out in the
future with "all the hideousness' of
the Inquisition. Indeed you are grow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
SPEAKS WELL OF CHAMBER
LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

Mr.. John Main. Manager for p. J. Pc
tersen & Company. Bloemfontein, So.
Africa. makes the following statement
for the benefit OF the public: Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy has a big sale
here, and as We nave been handling it
for several years. we can confidently
say that we sell more of it then We do
| OF any other preparation of that kind"
\ This medicine is especially recommend
\ ed for coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
a ing cough, ami can be given to the little
~ ones with absolute security. For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
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ed. L am seventy years Of age, and
Electro-Vigor has made me feel as
young as I did at fifty.
H. F. Taft, Nicasio, Cal.
FREE TO YOU.
Cut out this coupon and mail 1t to
me. 1t will bring you. prepaid, free,
my 100-page book, describing my treat
ment. and with illustrations of fully
developed men and women showing
how Electro-Vigor is applied. It will
tell you how to be strong, healthy and
happy. Don't wait a minute. Send for.
this book now. 4
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1 CALL MY INVENTION ELECTRO
vIGOR.

ELECTRO-vIGOR is not like cleo
trio belts. 1t is a dry cell body bat
terry and does not need to be charged.
1t generates its own power constantly
and all you have to do is to put it on
when you go to bed turn on the
current All nigb while you
sleep, this ems electric life
into your nerv, land vitals.
Elect <Ners In few
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Three months use of Electro-vigor
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Why Drugs Don't Cure

So many men suffer from break.
ing down of the vital organs, from
weak stomach, rheumatism, lumbago,
sciatica and other ailments due to
poor condition of the nerves, blood and
general vitality. and try to cure them
selves with drugs. 1t is impossible.
The life of the weak nerves and the
life of the hlood is electricity. That is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

has made q new
man of me. No
more weak back,
no kidney trouble
and remarka BILE
relief from what
was a very trou-
blesome weak
ness.
L. 3. Hohenstoll,
Madison, Cal.
. =
1 do not know
how / could have
lived IL I had
not secured relief
from the rheu-
natiSrn I suffer-
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the natural cure.
The reason any
organ fails to do
it's work is be-
cause 1t lacks
strength. II there
was any nourish-
ment in drugs
they might bring
about a healthy
change. but you
know there is
not. Drugs are
d T u 6 s, stimu-
lants, narcotics.
a n t idotes, poi
sons, not food.
Food is needed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29
SAY, MERCHANT
do You Carry Life Insurance
and Fire Insurance Z"

Then why should you or any
other merchant who insures his
life. his buildings and his stock Of
goods. neglect to insure the safety
of the money which he spends his
life and sells his goods to get?
YOU WORK HARD, EARLY
AND LATE for the money that
comes over your counter In ex-
change for the goods you sell.
And yet you place that hard-earn-
ed money in a drawer unprotected
in any way against carelessr .ss
and possible dishonesty. -
A NATIONAL CASH REGIS
TER will prevent this for you. 1t
costs you nothing to call anda N
vestigate.
Hawaiian once Speciality 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

Judge George A. Davis has prepared
the following bill "To Prevent the Sale
of Adulterated Liquor" which he will
submit for approval to the Republican
Territorial Central Committee at the
request of several Representatives and
Senators:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

applica tons. 1t arouses all the DOR
mant energies, develops muscular and
nerve life and restores the feeling of
youth, courage and vigor. It makes
perfect men of the weakest, puniest
specimens of Mailman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-29

to build up new strength. Electricity
is nerve food, nerve life. 1t soaks into
your nerves, muscles and vitals just
like water soaks into a sponge. It
warns and strengthens the parts which
drugs can not reach.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

W. r. PATTERSON, Contractor and
Builder, and J. J. WHITTLE, the Sign
Painter, have moved to 1168 Union
street, next block mauka from their
old stand. Phone Main 324.
Estimates on Work Cheerfully Gigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
0uctbc nno Sd,ilcr.

81 tcago, 81, 1G. Ge6ruar -
IS lit jcbt Die begrilnoctc 9ulsiidt
oorbanoen, OnB oaS fiir Chicago &c.
plonte 8oetbes s0enfmnl IN fllrser
Belt in 9lngrili genommen uno no6
leiner Gollcn0llng an cinem iebr &c.
elgneten ElaB I'M nSincoln.Ynrf"
AuntcIhtnB iinocn miro. 9tohOem
Srieorid b. Sfiller, IN erIter Clinic
in t5oIge Scr 9emiibungen oeS 6ie.
li8en Shnaben.8ereinS," ein Genf.
mai I'M nSlncoln.Yorf" errid)tet nor.
ben mar, fam ipdter cine gclpegung
IN @ong, Die be3epedte, aud benz
Nlhterfilrlten @oetbe bier cine tibns
llbe Statlte 81 ieben. 9lniuugs muroe
bcItinnt, Dem @oetbe 9cnfmol IN
DER 9idbc OeS S6iQer Genfmal9 ei.
nen YInb nn3upeiien, ip1ter a6er
inbten Die o2incoln Farf.GommiiiGre
Den gcid)lilB, iiberbuupt niht mebr
ueitere Stotueu irgeno luelher gtrt
I'M pSincoln.Garf" errihten I'll lai.
len Diittlerpeile tit pom .Sdpa.
ben.Gerein" Elm @oetbe 0enfmal.
6onos geiamnelt porben Ger iebt
poll nu6e5n $4,000 betr1st.
S}n Der lesten 8enerulpcrionm.
hung oes oSdmnben.Ser muroe
nun beidloiicn ii6 NIT Sen ieeisen
~Sincoln.Eorf" 'Gomntiii1ren III Ser.
binSnna 81 ieben llno lie pomoalid,
81 ueranlalien Die Sahe in @ieoer-
ermagnna 5u jiebelI GoS lit MN er
! irculiher Neiic gelungen, uno eS ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
Wollen brS ErGfiocnten Inter
itiiBnna.

9uffolo, &..9, 16. 6ebrlar.
- Die v9tationnl 9lIiociation of San.
ners & Bafcrs," iuelhe bier ge6iloet
moroen it, nobm ioiort einen 9c.
I6hiB an, in iuel6em ser YrGlioent
eriuht miro, 81 8ltniten oes glbioteS
bon gil6lenluaoren i'm 9luslano 5ll
luirfen luo beionOers i'm Orient iiir
Die Eolitif Scr oiienen 5biire cin3u.
treten. 9toh elmer Gonieren5 5mi,
i6en Ir. g8ilep, Dem Gertreter Der
Sunoesregierln8, einem Gomitc ser
"Gngros,@rocer- -2liiociation" lno ei.
mem geneiniamen Gomite ser yAt.
lantic States Rafers 9(iiociution,
Der .8eitern Gnfers Cameo @ooos
2liiocintion" lno Ger ,9tatioonal
Gnnneo 8oo0s & Irieo sSruit grof.
crS 9Iiiocintion" fam man 5l cinem
9egenleitigen Sdus ii6ernoen lleber.
einfomnten.
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Sraurigcr 9lnsblif.
(Iell

Der Hiliie NIerts glloopn propbe3eit
ben groBten 9Irbetteraltsitano Der
g8clt. - 3n orei Wtonoten per.
oen cine MilIion Mteni6en Sun.
gers iter6eu.
9tem 0orf, Is. 6ebr. - Dtit
elmer cntieBlitcn Eropbe5eilirg be-
trut Der Nleris glloopn, Ser uerbanii4
tc SSiibrer ser glrbeiter Grippe in
Der ruliiiden 9umo, pel6er geltern
nit Dem 0onpfer nMoieitic" nad
glmcrifa fam, oen 9ooen unieres
Sonoes. Gr perIiderte, ooB in ieiner
|Seimatb I'M 2ollfe Der n1hlten oret
Wtonote cine WtiIlton Menlrben Sum
gers Iterben iueroelt un6 oaB, nenn
Ole 0rmo Dem Solfc feline Gonititu.
tion gube, Elm glrbeiter s(usitano er.
Hart meroen miiroe, lpie Die g8elt
nod feinen geieben, glbgeieben oa.
ron, oaB Die 9fepolution1re iebt IN
riel beIIerer Sage ieien, alS ie 5llbor,
oo lie Elm Centrum beiGBen bon Dem
aus Die gon5c gelue9ilng organiiirt
lucroe, ici es ltn5ueifclbaft, ooB crit
Die 6lotte uno Damn Die slrmee iidl
Dem Sample nm Die Sreibeit an.
lblieBen miiroen.
0r. gllooDn fonmt, mie geItern
lbon bcridtct bierber, I'M fir Die
Sode Der Sreibeit Hropogonoa 5u
mohen, llntcritilsllngs Gomite's SIT
griiuoen llno 5onos 81 iommeln. er
gc0enft, inter Den sluipi5ien Der
glnterifaniIh Guliiiden Siga 8orlc.
hngen 5ls bolten, nnb man ertpartet.
onB er aud in Dale uio Saroaro
iprchet miro. Die 2Gnge icines bic.
ligcn glnient6alteS miro oopon ab.
b1ngen, o6 CT bon Der Giegieritng
obcrndlS ieincS SiteS in Ger 0uma
uerlultig ertlGrt ruerOen miro ooer
ni6t.
9e5iiglid Der Gage in &uBlanb
lo0te Sr. 9Iloopn, in mebr ols Der
S1litc Der Bropin5en fei ole Grnote
ein 6eblldIog gepeien, uno 80 Weil.
lionet Wtenl6en leien Dem 8erbun.
germ nobe. Die 9iegierllng iebe Den
Grnlt 0er2oge fpobl elm; Die beipillie.
ten @eloer ober ieien bon Dem Siilis.
W3inilter 8urfo onoeriueitig peripen.
oct luorocn. glloopn iagte, er beab.
iidtige, al oas amerifanild1e 8olf
nm Sillfe 5u appellireu; inoeiien
Iollte oos geinmmelte 8eIo nibt oen
rillIiIhen Veomten anpertraiit, lon.
bern bon beionoeren 8ertretern Der
bieligen llnteritiisungS Gomite's
oertbeilt iperoen. 0tod glngabe oes
9rn. glaopn itebt HuBlano cine ge.
moltige grihiitteriing in ieinen
@rrnopeiten bepor, oa oas 0oIf lid
nibt mebr nit fleinen 3iigeitdnoniI-
len oblpeilen loiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22

foIt me6r 6eluilligt ipor0en, ais ntan
erboffen fonntc. Die Earfbeboroe
bat Sen 8lnb Dor Dem Chicago 9lca.
oemp Of Sciences .8ebGlloe in Der
9tdbe ser Center. StraBe sitr Ser
iiigltng geitellt, Oortbin ioa audi oas
Shiller.Genfmal BON ieinem bisberi.
gen Ston0ort 9ebraht per0en.
IS fehIpu notiirIidl nod mehrere
Satieno Dollars, ltm nun allh DIE
gnn3c SaGe ourhfiibren 81 fonten,
ober OoS gau5e 0eutiftbum @bis
cago'S miro ia pobl i'm Stanoe iein,
pereint nit Dem oShlpa6en 8ereiu"
Ole crior0erlid)e Summe auf5ubrin'
ueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
@ntietlidlc Gplacn upn Ierachlidlfeit.

Seb II H. Fo., 16. 6ebruar. -
So6n 3eller lin Dem naben Srte 9lnn.
bile mo6nboit, legte geitern Morgen
brei geirorenc Stongen 9pnamit in
Die 9rotrobre oeS Sfens, nm oieicl-
ben oui5utbnlien. Gr pergab o6er,
leine Srou 0oUon 5t perltGnoigen,
unO 8ng 5ltr 2lrbeit. golo onroui
erIolgtc cine fltrdtbore Grploiion, oie
oos @oGnbonS 5eritorte, 6rou 3eaer
tootete uno Die beioen ain0er, Die 3.
idbrige Dinrp lno Die 13 Sabre alto
Spoia, 10 ihwcr perlebte uno per.
branItc, oab an ibrem gluifomncn
ge5peiielt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
Srancn.gubbg acaen Smpot.

@oib bington rs. tSebrilar. -
Die WitaIieOer Ger ,9tntionol 2eagie
OF @omens Clubs" no1en i'm aapi.
tol oen @eictgebern ooS 2eben
ltmer SeBt lit cine itarfe 2obbp Ser.
cIbcn tbatig, Die Senatorcn gegen
Scnotor Snoot bon lltab oui5u-
ltnheIn. 9lnt 20. Scbruar fomlnt
udnIid Die 9ieiuItion gum sluirui, lit
pelhcr ertlort miro, oab Smoot fein
Sedt alti ieincn Sib i'm Senat bat.
6rou Sippincott bon Ybilabelpbio lit
oberlte Seiterin Der gan5en geme-
gung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
3citgemGHc Wciebpurlaae.

Us al bington, t6. 5ebruar. -
Hcpr0Ientant Gnois BON Winneiota
bat cine Sorlage eingereidt, ipelde
@ebaltserbobung BON 20 Bro5ent fir
ale I'M Gipiloienitoienit Ger gunoes.
regierllng ltebenoen glngeitellten Dor.
liebt Die nidt mebr nie $25O0 SalGr
pro ,$ubr 6e5iebcn uno oeren @eb1Is
ter nidt don III oieier Seiiion oes
Gongreiies crbo6t noroen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
8crimiidtc tclcgrapbiIdDc Sepcidcn.
: Der Strife Der iSrahtperlaoe

Der Strife Der iSrohtperlooer
Der Chicago I{llnction 9obn Bate
feinen giniluB oltf Den @ei6ditsper.
febr in oen &iebboien. ;}iige unO
8erienbungen BON Shla6tpieb luer.
ben nie gepobnli1 obgefertigt.
Sn Maihington lit gri9ooe-8e.
neral Sone5 ". 8iQiams, @eteran
bes 9iir9erfriegeS uno berilbmter
aGmpfer geqeu Ole SSnnianer, i'm Al-
ter bon a ISubren eeltorben. Gr NOR
ieincr ,3eit Elm proniinenter2nbdnger
Der 6reilano- Nemegllng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
Wnf, prosciiirt luer6cn.

-@rano Sslano, 9teb., 16.
Sebrl,nr. - IA bas 8eieb bon 9ies
brasfa beltimnt, onb in Worbianen
MIR oie @eidmorenen, nitt aber Der
&i6ter Die Struie ieIt5lIeben baben,
mub Sobn Santlin, ser iih ihuIoig
befanitte, ieine 8eliebte, Rahel @n.
gel ermoroet 5u bnben, Der Sorm
bulber pro5eiiirt neroen. Sein Yro-
SeB lit iiir cen 25. 6ebrrar ieitge-
lctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22

gcrid)tct gelpelen 3ll lcin. 8lcidSeitig
bobe CT einen Wom nit elmer ticicn
9nBitimme rlifen gcb0rt: yaonunt
berouS, SSbr ShmnBcn. 9icier
Hllf iei mebrmalS nleOcrbolt uoroen.
Sur ielben 3eit fci ober ouS Signot
n5lt ben @offen" 9cQebCn por0en, IT,.
cr babe iif raid on9ctIei0ct, INN nit
iciner Gompaglrc mtrcten 5l f0n-
nen. 1ie Sdiiiic murOcn alBerbul6
Scr Hingmorer onl Gn0e Der 9aruf
fen obgegeben, lln0 BON BORT fancn
oId) oie 9irfe Der. 0fopp cr5Gbltc
nod bon Ser @onfulion, Oie cine @ci-
le geberriht, ur10 OoB cr iein 8eipebr
olS Dem aufgebrphenen @elpebrItGn-
Der gebolt babe luo elmer ser erIten
inter ben ontretenOen Sol0aten mar.
GbomoS Seiferion oie, 3intmer.Sr.
oonnnnj in oen .@orodcn BON Com.
pognie g." beitotigtc inn @eientli-
den Die gluSiogen 0}opp'S. God iebtt
CT bin5u, onB CT I'M &rieqSoeporte.
ment 9lngoben Dor CONGRATULATIONS
GooiS gentacht bobc, nm ieinen ga.
men BON icbem GCrOod,t 81 rciniocn.
Gr babe 0ics getbon, neil in oen Sci.
tlngcn ertlGrt lporOcn ici, Er1Iiocnt
&ooiepelt ipiiroe cs ieOcm ser @ntloi,
lencn geltatten, iuiC0er IN oic 9lrnce
cin5iltreter, menn ic ibre llnidul0
belueiien fonnten, Seuotor 5orofer
crIubte bierolli, ooB cine @orlooung
ror OaS Gomitc al @enerol IopiS
alsgciertigt merOc.
Seine 3eit fiir GmpiinQc.
Snt r@eiBen &on3" muroe 6efonnt
gegeberL ooB Der ErGiiocnt ouf ieincr
6obrt bon uno nu6 Ntaiia6uicttS
am nGditen 6reitog, nm ieine ltlloi.
renOen SoGne 5u beiuben, feinen
ghlfentbolt nebmcn mer0e. Ger 9Er1.
lioent lit nantlih eingelooen moroen,
nnloBlih oieier 9leie an perid)icoe.
men 6llnftionen tbcil5unebn1cn. Sci.
ne 3eit geltottet Dies ober nidlt. Gr
nil an Otontag Morgen uieoer bier
iein nm leine gcihGite ouiSuneb.
men. 6rau 9iooIcuelt, ,Srou 2ong.
NORTH, leinc uerbeirotbetc Sohter, IT,
Sri. Gtbel 9iooieuclt meroen i'm be.
9leitcn.
" c d. lelim & ON onOo.
glm %. D. Wits miro Gontrcoonli.
raj Groia ieines GieniteS ols Gom-
nldnOdnt oes 2eague Sslauo. .Sdiifs-
boubofcs cntbober ner0cn, ga CT
orn oorouf 'olgcnoen Gage 0ic nj.
tcrSgren6c erreid)t glonlirol GruiQ
lit Gin Ncp-Dorfer uno trot inn gto.
nenbcr 1861 in Die Worinc Gin. Ias
lcbtcre Commando fii6rt CT ieit OtGr5
1905. Sein 9tod)fol9er mirb Capt
9eni. g. Qiqep, fiir5lid Gonlmon.
oont ocS Sdlodtidliffes Soma" Der
por6cr 5um Gontreo0nlirol 6cf0r0ert
lDcr0cn miro, iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22
Webr ainoer iterben ben 1ylammen.
TOD.

u 0 d ter, H.-lS., Is. Sebriiar.
= Gin fleincs Wobnbais Der 5ami-
lie 3. 9. q. Smitb an Der Chamber
laillitrabe gina beute In Slammen
ani. lpobei 5lpei Seinoer oes Gbepaa.
res, elm Sobndeu BON flint Sabren
mo ein Sohterdeu bon Is Monaten,
pcrbraunten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-22

no1n mar, 10 picl ib lcben fonnte,
lofort oli Icincm Soften. ltnlcre
@0lpt0ompfrobre mdr 5er6ro6cn II.
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ocm 0ed gi5fllrnpen bil0etel. Nir
ricfen nm 9ciltono Elm in ser 9t0bc
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FnIlagiere eiItcn olli 0aS Sturmoed.
Sd gloilbc, OuB picle bon ibncn oa6.
ten, eS lei feine lmnlittelbare 8efabr.
nno oeSbolb nidt nnd Dem ShIrm.
0ed liefen, mo eS 10 ntr6tbor fat
mar. gSir beItiegcn oaS ein5ige Boot
ouf Der 8moIette. SD iueiB nitbt,
luoS slnbere tboten. g8ir tboten gll.
les, lpoS in ilnieren &r1ften ltanb,
boS 2ebcn bon Eoiiogieren 81 retten,
mo id CLAUDE, boB Ole @emannllng
iebeS Der onoeren &ett,noSboote ooi.
ielbe tbot."
Staliener unter Den
Spfern.
gtep Yorf, 10. 6ebrllor. - lhy
ter oen ScrlugIiidten lheint lid, cin
5iemlih GROCER Ero5cntlob bon Sta.
liencrn 81 bcfinOen, ncnigltenS lnu.
len IN Den 9iireoilS ber SSop.2inie eis
he Wtenge glnfrogen bon SStolienern
eilt, 0ie no6 Dem Gcrbleib bon Ser.
mon0ten frogen, Die, iomeit befannt
iIt Eolloge ulf Der n2arbmont" &C.
nommen buben ltno oermiBt peroen.
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Gontroftorbeiter, Oic IN 6oIl-9iiper II.
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crbaltenen 9tobrihtcn 5ufol9e unl
Montag gl6en0 nit Der oSorbmont"
nod 9tcp.Yorf fommen mollten. Ser.
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ben bieligen 9iireou ser Sop.2inir
boritellig uur0en, meroen ii6 oltf ei.
nen ibnen oegebencn 9iotb no6 Ero.
pioelce begebcn, INN 5lt ieben, ob iie
unter oen Sooten Serluanote iinoen
t0nnen.
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Wt unt +.
gtcn BON Conn, 10. sc.
brlor. - Die fllrdtbore aotoltrop1c,
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all 9ienltag olli Dem Song SSSlono-
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ldenle6en ollf gcroocjlt groulige
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lpiel bor 0en 9unoeSbeboroen finoen,
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an oenl fltrdtboren llnbeil bei5unei.
icn lit unO men Die i6lpere Snno oes |
@elebes oofiir 5u trefien bat. 9ic
llntcrIubung miro bon oen 9ompf.
boot S0ssnipcftoren @illiom 6. @6i- |
tbcp ilno Sobn Steport geleitct uno |
Gopitdn Solep llno orei Mitgfieoer
Der Monnidait bes S6ooners, pel.
DIE III Der l(ngliitfsno6t olf Dem
S6ooner Die @ode botten, iino 10.
lpeit olS 3eugen porgclaoen poroen.
Sic unberen Mitglieoer Der Monn.
id)oft bes &obleni6oonerS piro man
niht bernebmer, neil oieie CUR Belt |
oc3 3iliomnenitoBeS in ibren Goicn
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slnprolles Der beioen Sdiie aus oem
Shlnf geipedt iulroen.
sln6 GopitGn Wlcgep bon Ser
DSor6mont," luel6er erIt 26 Sabre
30blt unb Der jiingite 3onpier-Gopi-
ton ollf Dem Song Sslano.Sunb lit,
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