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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17
Gnslanos Gorakan,ltr.
@stae ssstfe iaS atnsIanS, feline cbIteessss
beften, 2itet usb 9eai9e.


Cir Robert Sbrefbis Meib, Der tIraz
lid anlaBlid eines gefudes bon aas
naba aud in ben Ser. @taaten tpsilte,
III Der erite 8orbtan3ler @robbritan.
ntsHs. Der bas 2anb berlieB. gas &c.
fes Derbtetet, baB bas grobe Sieasl,
beHen Nerpabrer Der 2orbtonaler tit,
auber 9unbes gstrasen tpsrbe; bod
bate Retb gortebrunsen fir bic Der
pabrung bes Siegels ipdbrerb fetner
abtpefenheit ~getroffen.
Rttb, Der gegentpGrtig i'm 81. 2ez
bsnstabre fte6t, smpfing, ala bas sss
osnfpdrttss ltberals &abinett 1905 aur
Mo4t selunsts. bic patrstniirbe unb
tpurbe Q~orbtnn3ler, nahbem er bereitS
1899 geabelt tporben mar. 4ls pair
fibrt Ct ben 3itel 2orb 2oreburn. Ct
bestsbt $4,000 TN Sabre, ipobpt
$4,000 bon fetner @teduna als Mtd
tsr unb bic dbrsgen $4,000 spn ieie
Hera Unite ala Ran3ler bes 6dufes Der
Sorbs 1errlhrsn. @eib TT bas ODER,
HGupt bes ensfif9en MGterftanbes.
Or tDurSe In Dumfries, S9ottlanb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17

seborsn, grabuirts nit g6ren in Or,
FORT, tpurbe 1883 ms pdrlament enis
}anht unb 1894 Generolanpalt. Den
abel empfins Reib pegen fsinsr Der
btsnfts I'm bis g4lintuns bss @ens.
sueinsG ren3itreites.
Inter ben GtteIn Cir Roberts be-
fiubet f9 aud Der zines .Sitsrs bes
geptFtns bss R5nios," cine aus BEN
Mtttelulter ftarmenbs 8eaei6nuns,
ais als Q~orbtanslsr in ber Reeel Elm
GsifIi4er fungirte. BEN suglefd be
pbhut ibtr bas rsetfttg. Mo6l6efins
ben BEE Souperans ubsrtrosen mar.
4eute bat Der 2orbfan8lsr forefdltiq
N4t gu seben, bab fein si9enss Sc
pifen Elm lautsres blettt. SIN &C.
gsHfabe gu feinsm @orgGnssr, Der mad
benz Grunbfabe Dem Siegsr be
9eute~ bic Ri4terftsIen nit Tor9sSus
riitsn befebts, bst6dttgt Retb bic ans
ft6t, baB bic polittf fol9e Qnit.auns
gen niht beeinfluFen foLte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17

:0enrb 6. Hips, transport bon
Wobeln, 8ianos, @eloibrdnfen. 2ei.
nieen bon Seppihen. 304 OItIeite
alamo 8la5n. 8ei6e Telephone.
8rompte geoienung. @ebt uns Cure
auftrqge. 8ufrieoenbeit earantiert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17
/. CHAN DLER,
1O2 Oft Grodett Strabe

So9n s. Bolton, 6ffentIider go.
tor. @runoei9entum. @gent fir
8eniionsanipriide. @de grodett. uno
gegeniiber bon Der
uSon antonio erpreB". @eue8 Sc.
lepbor 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17
LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und fredericksburg.
POT ". Rrefa<g traRe, neben gllan,p
NatipnaI 89te.

@le &~eparaturs Nrbeiten prompt aus,
gefibrt uno garantiert.
Bir rthten ~irgen6fuD aus benz Brurs
men fur iraenb elm 8inmer beige unb
folte 8aferleitung Elm. Seoer fam
Waherleitung unb Elm Babeaimmer ha.
ben. Sraat UNI Nusfunft uno laBt guth
Rotenanibldae marhen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17
fuiee(probtn.
#stSbtIelMG, Shatisfeit umb Sei0nlsteans
NtUsaas q. 8erabs BON Sbabp.
Mtniam 6. 8orab BON 8oife, Sba6l

Wtlliam 6. Bordb BON Sole, Sba4o,
Der toesert perfudten 2~anobetrugs I'M
ter Intlase gefte[t mar unb nab unz
ertpartet tur5sm pro8eB, inter grpBem
Subel Der 9epDlteruns. frsi9efprodens
parbe, TT I'M Sanuar B. 5, ais Na9z
folser Greberid s. 8ubois' in ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17

Cute @etrdnte uno famoIer
2unG itets In Hursitaller's Saloon
HHb MefanraHt, giIita StrnBe nsbeu
bsr Gale Der @ermonnslshne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17
Tric COUNTY farm.

1000 4der. 10 @eilen bon Der @iIeuz
balm, beftes Wesqlitlat10; 1440 Nder in
&rltnr; 2300 older mebr t0nnen nod
NIT geringen Soften inter &ultur ges
brndt tperoen, 6a 0as 2nno meiitens
offen lit; 9utes @obnbmls nit flint 3im<
rnern; rleul Sdnfer fir Rd6ter, 8tpei
quite S6ennen, iieben Drummer, orei nit
Winomii6len no $ants. @rtes 8afIer
1T anf oieiem 2anbe in elmer Siefe bon
80 SUB gu erlangen. @e9s flieBenoe
Stelen anf benz acknowledgement 2anoe.
N~reisfpIroig, Sestnguneen r~aiiouabeI.
Spre6t Dor ooer ihreibt an
q CLANnEED
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-17

@beumotismils id~mer8bofter in
aleiem &lima, als irgeno elm anoe-
res 2eioen furiert ourd oag @esept
@p, 1851 (Gimer & amenb). Sn al
len @potbefen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

idldfi9 go isin, Sam 8os Ct bic I6cn
balb ausgsitrsdte 6ano surid. liano
auf uno sinB Ourd Oas Simmer, ate.
seuitsinlid stpos Iatsno. @Den's
.srj tIopfte.
s6ait Da eipas berlpren?" fra0te
lie 10 rubig pie m0gli6.
Rein, Sd iude elm BUD. bas oors
bin bier lag; id meine ipenieitens, es
Icebtn noh 5eie9en 81 ba6en.
nWeldes 8ud3 8ieleiht lam ih
IS Dir iuden."
nglein, oante, 5smii6e DID nidt.
9ieIeidt Bat Is msine Wuitey. Sc
mar Der s0n3 tiir3Iih srltvuene Ro
man: ~priifungen" lit per 5itel. 6ait
Gu IS l6on seleien2'
.@ei6lt e. Gir9" ermnoia.s Iib
@peH, bic 5raae i6ein6ar a%btrb6reno.
% ia, IS ssfdui mir o~ubsrorcsui
lid. IN muBt es ~un6eoinat leien.
8rsn. SIS piro Dein SutereTe I'm
hotbtn @raos srresem um 70 ms6r.
ptil her 9erfaHer iter bic iriIde
5ra8e uuo mas oamii 3uidmmen6dugt.
genau 70 beHtt mie Oh"
8pen ndbte blinolin1s Daraui los
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

0eferrsi6 1n8arn.-Def
liltoriihe Sanobof In qaffettF
ods4npeien 4noreos6ofsr's, In, ebene
70 ME cine AnSabl anoerer geh1ft(
am Iiuteu BaTausllfer BON Der Sets
tibHuhre, ogm an Welid6bon9e 6,I
9ptipiB uno hes 9laintrbtrges sntf
lprin8enoen Niloba6 beorobt, oef
lfon manhe idpsre G6dbsn angel
ridtet Dat. - Die gabnltrede Z nj 81
Druid @rttfeu (WiMelpdloet
9abn), eeyen Ban i'm Suli in angrifI
stuommeH lrtrotn piro, uro Die Abs
5ipsiauna @rtefen 3euttt iols
len eltcttifb beirieben nerOen. Gs TIC
bisrfiibr Elm 9robes 9rdftperi an bel
Jus bel Snnsbrad projectiyt. - Bon
ubrtnslbsr9 BET 6ofgdfetn tH
cine 9roBe canine uieotrgegdnlen, biz
Walo uno S8eunen Nriiorie uno biz
6elber s Meter boh iberfhittte.
Der S6aoen lit beoeuienp. IN
0roBGrl bat cine Canine bic Des
ceromie9ttduOe bes Qfarrbofts sers
liutt. Sine MaNo uno bas leiamm.e
8ieb pnyoeR gei00tet. - Der bur4
ben 9ergitur3 BET Der Station ct
Wtl9tn cer Galstammerqut.otots
babn an benz 9abnlorpsr s~uttanoeus
Staoen bttrd9t eipd 10000 8r. Die
Neubtritellar8 Ter runo 100 Msttr
otseiiir3ten gdbuitrede niro 3 gl0s
nate gauBtit 5eaniprufsn. Sn
y euoor eroroHelte Der S3i6bris<
SRiaife Gorfuer ieiue s1jdbrige @dsa
tin, pdbrsro is itlief. - Die @6s
ori6'ide Startsfabrit in Wffe lit
dbssbranut. 9raus flung miro Bsrs
mut6et. On Gfmmeruna
ieisrie 5rau gatb. glou Sci poasr g.
luub4sit ibgsR 104. @e6urtstaa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

~ttah StfpGttt liI cteit Normlltfett
sdni. er mar ihau fra6 am Morstn
nab elmer sntlsssi.u 6arm seson8en
UNI tt9vie erit 5urad. ais isin Better
IansIi fort mar.
p3afaa cher QbFtiq~ fraois Fh
GpsH. n@srmut6lih oas srhsre.
Ndlts' 9ermusbun9 mar ooh gu uw
Da4ri4siulld 5u t4Sri9sl"
@s mar spei ooey ogei S0ae ipdter.
Aat Sisiargon iiano man chen ucm
5ll1 0af. Brian mar pd6reno oes
ghsns 3eritrsgt uno naHosnilih aes
p2lsu. Seine Butter bate fortpd6s
rsHo abeg aues uno ieoss ae6ramm:
n5er bic 3u5ereitarg ber SpsiIsr, Bic
HH3uldnsliHieii eer 9eleuhtuna. Bic
SdE5iomteis Oes aufpdrtsuoen Bar
Hep hy3 nitts mar ;6r redi at
relen. un0 ibre idlstte Qdune mar
Mat beNsr 9epoIDtn, ais lie ipahrs
Hdbm. oab Tire Shpieaertohier iid
eay9 i9re R0rseleieH nch peuiser alg
iont aus oem 8lt;tsepidt briuqen
heB. Siren t6yis in oer Ebat nur
init bal5fm DIRE 3u; lie bahse an aan3
enoere Dinse. 3pei 0ols Soee bate
lnr Woman 0nbeahtst luf einem otr
Ssiiertiife pss Salons aeIessa. orb
ieit seitern AbtRo mar otr erite gan0
eerltpaHoem 0er modte ion asupms
men baaen, lore S1pjsaeymutier posr
9riang
Die tIsine @sisaI6aft bsaab nh
nan Sild pie eep06nIi8 gum Salon.
ooh onltatt pie JOINT na6 osn fir ion
berettIisgsn6eu 3eitanser ST grsifen,
cerltpano 4ly. 9ambert unO tsbrte
aIe6 oarauf nit einem 9ufe in Der
9ano 3ugid ~ @neR's 9ahl
or las esl @r las Is, uno 3ipdr nit
!ebRdiieiem SHtsre1e. oa sy fo9ar isis
ne JelieaAH 3eituRsen Oariit:y SER
CAB.
@rrest. %seipdnri. b6o5ottete @psn
i3geH @atten. Dit Gem trien ganoe
mar sr idcn beinabe 80 @noe sr
muBte ALTO SeIteru G5eno sis tieT in
bic Rott aufsebliebsn Iein. nm Al le
len! sc pareR ibre @eoanlen. be Tein
Suterthe pedten, bic ion feIeItsnl
Waroe Iein SntsreFe padien, peun er
erfitbre, eoB ne bos BUD Qeihris6en
bate, ODER Diroe CT Is Damn fiih, beis
leite leser un0 Fb Ritt peiter oarum
tummern2
Die olte 6rau uidte onm65lia uber
ibrer Stideyei elm. @pen ndbts. ober
lire Slide glitter pieoer uno pieeer
3a ibrem @atttn hiriiber. In elmer
Raleen Siunbe piirbe er oos Bud aus
seleien 3obsn. @iptn fab Is, unb I'll
mem iinoiidsn GinfaQe @eh0r aebeno.
iiano lie Ieile ouf uno rerfedte Ben
5psiten BANJO lie ponte oas Der
anlgen 3a5eu, Brian Odndd frozen su
b6ren.
Sine large qauie trot elm. mrs.
gambetfs re8eImaBiae @t6emsiae. bic
%ltuienlpeiie in Elm 3ismIih trafiiasg
Sdnarden iiberingen, uno aas 9ni-
tern res 8aminfeuers paren bog Elm
3i1e, mas bic i'm 3immer bsrritenoe
Sti0e unierbr0h.
@noiidl DIR. 9dmb,rt lobloF iein
Bud. Sein Bid mar aaF BEN ne6en
ibm liesenoer Stop 3eituu9en oefal.
len; eIne Secanos lang I6isn sT IN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

Bud baIter: n5err Rsoats
teur, foeben III 5brs S6neibcrreds
nung getommnl~ = Rebatttnr:
MAS, S6ueibsrrednung2.. Shrsis
bsn Gle: Sd bsonurs bon benz mir
gitigit iiberianbien monuTtript tsinen
@e5rGu9 ma9en 81 t0uneu uno ienoe
Sbnen felbss oabsr in Der 4ula9e nit
beitem DaHt 3urid!A
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
Gin hlnnrr aaidntrr

.Die BADEN Gle beun bic tniflobtnC
angetlagte 70 raid pieber betommen,
6err 4olege2" sd babe in ibreu
Stsdbrief gei9riebgn: % Sabre aft.
bubIhs 3ige' - ba 1T fe slsi9 bon
feIbft piebtrgetommenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
pol1ri-pernrnnnnn

Dlii anbrsdenbet 1unlelbeit sat
fortan jsbsS JubrDsrl cine qaterue 3u
bremen. Die 8unlsIbeit iriti Elm,
fuenu bic Sirabmlotsrnen onss3inbet
Derbtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
BelhHnanSfo.

Sunaer 6 bemonn: DAB
Dir Der Rubbing mibratben TT. mum
bert mid edr nidt; oas &ofbpd
fdreibt Dor -" - 5rau (3ornig);
I'D. Dorfdrsiben Iafe i9 mir nidts!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
HdlradlIld1rr Wrnnn.

s8urat6or gstraumt. 9an5te NIT
GApiegermuitsr 5raHcaiie obsns
orttn msin Ghneiber nit msiRer sb
mnliaen 1sbe baa @ilaoisl4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

Qutprrtinrntcr nrnd,felllrr.
-. Dos ebcu If Der 9itbt 3oubes.
madt. oaB iie Dercteit men ibr Qoud,
heriihrti
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

~Simmsl. 1T Oos cine elenbe qoits
perbin0un9l SedsmdI bah i'd jtBt
an meinen @ltsn um @elb qeidrieben,
unb NOD bah i'd teints bstommen!4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
Guronransn,ent

8~tttler gu siusm GERM. Der
ibm eiHen pfsnnig gibt): Sic, i6sus
fen q mr. bod a biFI mebrl g bin
nod n NHfdngsr unb puli,r' font
allen Wluthi@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

....Gie Qei8e f@tiut tehersn
Gtauben o%n3uesboreu, IN ben Tol6en
fanoen fd orei mbe3abIis Rednuugn
bpr,"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
OH, aIrininrr.

gMos moht beHn Der 5err aon3leis
ratb i'm R~ubeFano2" r. Der III gang
bet gleife 9eblieben - er reoet nod
INNER pom Der Qrbeitl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

ipaser mubts lie Die Ro6t pieSer auf
trenuen 10 lhisf uno 6olperta ioBea
ote Slide Sou ih Is ibm Tdasmf
Itaste Il, Ii6, Niro er Iebr aberrdI4
lsin2 Biro CT iid ireutnq
@oTtieBuns fuIst.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
nrndsfehlrr.

eGs If nar usberanitrsusuns. 6err
aommer8ieurotb. iaets BET 0rst. id
parbe Jbnsn raibsn. sinise DO4en 81
hauiiren.S
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

.Worum Fno Gi, benz 70 l6nea
BEL Miiler5 eusesrifen2" ngld,
DiFeu Gie, mir lDoren gera6e brei3sbu
bel Der 3oTtI uno ih bet sin5igt SuRGs
Qefeue!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
NatDieL Gfe.
2aaeiro6es 2reieds.
4 f
II II
o p r U

Die 9udlabsn IN ben 5sIbern 5s5 bors
iiebenogn Brsieds iiao ounrt u~m5RfslsH.
baB bic orei aaBenrsibsu unb Die bret pas
gerehtm Uiitielreibsn Abrter bon iolgsns
bsr Ysoeuiung erssben. !. osnti6er Bihs
ter 2. elm Aiiate; 3. cine 8flanBs; 4.
Jlobrnn6smitieI; 8. osati9G 6lub; 6.
0immelstldiane.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

aabstt: .Qls erfsuuuHss5sis
fen iou ID cine brsHneHbs Gisarrs in
glano baben. 8un 5Inbs If bsrsits
bis Disris an. unb fs III INNER nod
nibt ea."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

Sur anil5iaHs bn obissH 9ii5isI II
iclgtnbu ytsis aasseltst:
Sin GrsdbluHssbua.
Bel berauslooiung bes Brsiits somnsn
mr. ioihs HstDsrbsr, bic ale bvsi Rat5isl
ribus gsl5f uHb be Quil5iuns,a bis gum
Is. Dlai 1907. dnstiaidl bab.n. In
beigohi.
auDOlnns Der RitlIsL III 80. 10.
l..
gasr - abIsr.
2.
slsBisr.
3
Gle.
@idtige q6iaagsu u6alseH Don: Rats
ghasiu, Giiia. 5anfsr, 8ercniia Sb,lsn,
Qal amrbtn SEQ RfoeseTy ). eobmann,
Ratt gisiic. 0aubHrsa 4Ssber. 2 sdot
BON . 81 8lettsu
Zen @gts uSiti: gsronils SssIsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
2lritbmoaripb


@VBVBttpp'
Sin gtrom II Is, bod iuiro bayaus.
Jlimmi man mar e.neu gant bsraus,
On i6lmmss Dina. BAG 81 bsja5lsH,
S6oB Wandsm bra6is pisle GRaltn,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
BISHOP REsTARICk
STILL IN THE EAST

Following is an extract from a letter
OF Bishop Restarick:
DO you know that in New York it
has been hard 10 cash a small check?
To get fifty dollars on a letter of credit
was not easy, and if you got it there
was no paper. it was gold. I never
got gold before in New York. 1t seems
to be passing however.
4 am on my way to spend Thanks
giving with the Proctor family in Gin
cinnati. 1t was the only time 1 could
get, for I return 10 spend two weeks
with Arthur at Boston. Dear, brave
boy, he is now in plaster of paris
arrangement. It is awkward and ne
cessitates care being taken of him. He
is cheerful and inspires all with hope,
but it is a great disappointment to
him and puts him back a year.
I'VE return TO Boston, December 2,
and shall expect to stay some time
with Arthur TO get him settled, then
We shall make arrangements for leav-
ing him with some one who will care
for him."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
PLANTATION GAMBLERS CON
vTCTED.

After putting up a vigorous fight
before Judge Andrade. the twenty
seven fantan players captured on
Thursday night at Puuloa by chief
Taylor and his men were convtcted
yesterday and subjected to small fines.
An amusing incident Of the trial was
the reference made by Officer Apana
to the raid made on the same place
by Deputy sheriff Rawlins some four
years ago, in which the evidence Sc
cured was much less than that Sc
cured In the Thursday raid. but
enough TO convict. The fact that Raw
Tins was the attorney yesterday de-
Tending the prisoners from the same
Joint amused those familiar with the
particulars of the first raid.
It is reported that the word has been
passed from plantation 10 plantation
that in future there is to be no Inn
munity for plantation joints and as a
consequence the games at Waipahu
have been suddenly suspended for the
present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-"9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Way
Stations-f7:30 a. M, 1915 a. m, s11:Os
q. M, "2:15 p. M, 1920 p. M, ISIS p.
m., 1880 .. m, III p. m.
For wahiawa-'s:15 a. m. and s5:1s
.. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and waianae-sS:3S q. m, S:Sl
D. m
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-t7:46 a. m, 1875 a. m,
1898 a. m, $40 p. m.s 4:31 p. m,
s5:31 D. m, 1880 o. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and 1874 .. m.
sDaily. TEX. Sunday. tSunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at S:zs
a. m; returning, arrives In Honolulu
at 1910 D. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl city and Waianae.
@. P. DENISON, r. c. SMITH,
superintendent. @. r. & I. A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
IsHII FOUND GOOD
CONDITIONS IN HAWAII

The Hawaii Shimpo publishes as spe-
els, correspondence from Toxic an in
,ssiew with Commissioner Ishii, in
winch he is quoted as saying that it
viii be impossible for Japan to secure
the cancellation of the restriction TO
immigration law from the United
States, as hoped by many Japanese.
He believes that it is absolutely nee
essary for Japan TO maintain her
friendly relations with both America
and Great Britain, and to do that she
will have TO restrict the number of
emigrants sent to those countries and
their colonies and to see that the
proper kind of emigrants are select
ed. Concerning Hawaii, he said that
everything was satisfactory, the con-
dition of the japanese being good and
there being no likelihood of any lower
wages being put into force. Concern
ing his trip on the mainland, he said:
AT Los Angeles and Sacramento I
visited farms and orchards and found
that our laborers are badly needed by
capitalists and property owners.
found that the Japanese in these places
are doing exceedingly well, some OF
them being independent farmers them
selves / witnessed some riotous Incl
dents at san Francisco and at Vancou-
yer. where l went through most ex-
citing incidents myself. However, the
Japanese in either place were conduct
ing themselves in a very commepdable
way q
AT different places talked with so
called labor agitators but never found
any strong ground or reason for their
allegations against the japanese. They
SEEMED to hate us simply for the rea-
son of the difference in color. was
surprised to find some undesirable ele-
ments among the Japanese in Texas.
speaking generally I think we viii
have to restrict the number of emil
grants and use more caution in select
ing the proper kind of emigrants. De
Iieve it to be an impossible thing to
open the way for unrestricted emigra-
ton as hoped generally by the Japa-
nese residents of the Pacific coast"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Young Peoples Union visitation
committee will visit Kawaiahao church
today.
Honolulu Harbor No. 81. A. A. of NJ.
and P, will meet in Odd Fellows
building at o'clock this evening
H. NJ. Whitney, treasurer of w. G.
Irwin & Co, Ltd, returned in the Ala
media from a vacation of three months.
f. B. Elmer will speak at the SER
vices at Oahu Prison at IL O'Clock.
His subject viii be Opportunities and
Environments
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Andrews
Priory ask their friends to tea and
sale of small articles on Thursday at
ternoon, December 10. from three to
Ave o'clock. Admission ten cents.
The Globe Clothing House. on Hotel
street, is distributing to its customers
a very handsome calendar embellished
with illustrations by Paul Boilleau, one
of the great illustrators of the main
land.
Special officers Espinda and Made
iros raided a gambling game on Pau
ahi street early this morning and book
ed five players for being present.
Money and cards were secured as evil
dence.
r. Beverly Kidd. the local newspa-
per man. has written to friends from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he is
taking care of his mother. He may
take her on to the medicinal springs
of Michigan before returning to Ho-
nolulu.
The Washington Times of a recent
date contains a picture of George b.
Mcclellan and the announcement OF
his election as president of the senior
class of the law department of the
George Washington University, al
Washington, D. c.
The dance given by the management
of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel last night
was attended by a large number on
dancers. including the Hawaiian girls
recently returned from MAINLAND
tour. The affair was an unquahned
success in spite of the fact that many
usually in attendance at such dances
were gathered around the Elks' Christ
Ras tree.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
THE PRETTY SOUBRETTE
PLEASED THE CROWD

Maize Martell, the singing soubrette
who arrived here on the Alameda Fri
day, made an instantaneous hit at the
Orpheum last night when she appeared
in a speciality between the acts Of
THE Lights of Gothang' Miss Mar
tell possesses a voice of great sweet
ness and range, and has besides more
than the ordinary share of good looks.
Her selections last night brought her
round after round of applause. She is
sure to be a favorite during the COM
pany's engagement.
Tomorrow night THE Light that
bFailed' will be played. This promises
to be the most attractive bill of the
entire engagement up to date, being
a very strong dramatiZation of Rud-
Sard Kipling's greatest novel. Mr..
Cooley and Miss Kingsbury have pre-
sented this play in all the large cities
in the West during the past few
years. and it has generally been con-
sidered one of the strongest and most
artistic plays in their repertoire. 1t
will be given a splendid production
here. the entire company participating.
1.-The Light that Failed" will be play
ed Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-15
CAPT. BERGER
PUTS A POSER
He Wants to Know Why Cohen
Was Generous Before
Being lust?

Captain Henri Berger, bandmaster,
and David Naone, member of the
Hawaiian band, appeared before Judge
Dole Saturday morning in connection
with the bankruptcy of Joel G. Cohen.
They were there to ask questions.
Kapellmeister Berger wanted to
know why Mr.. Cohen, who took the
band away on a mainland tour last
year and came back owing the mu-
sicfans, should have returned the
money raised by voluntary contribu-
itfons in Honolulu to bring the band
home, when he had borrowed the
money to bring them home and, large
1y from that transaction, brought him.
self to bankruptcy with the wages of
the band still unpaid.
The business men of Honolulu raised
S2500 to bring the band home. Mr..
Cohen, instead of using this fund. bor-
rowed $500 to pay the passages of the
musicians on his own account. Cap
tain Berger, with large portion of his
salary for the tour delinquent, could
not see the justice of this exhibition
of independence on the part of Man.
ager Cohen.
Perhaps the court was also unable
10 SEE WiCLS JuSllSG tic e1AAei4A1
hut perhaps there Is nothing in the
bankruptcy law TO cover a case of
ones returning a gift and going broke
on sentiment of pride.
At all events the court did not solve
; the bandmasters riddle. 1t adjndged
Joel c. Cohen a voluntary bankrupt.
TERM BUSINESS.
Juge Dole continued the sentence of
Salamanca and Nectario J. LuiZ on
Saturday for one week.
The setting of time for the trial Of
Melvin NJ. Harmon, the Mormon elder
from Laie, for subornation of perjury
went over to Monday.
Herbert NJ. Ayres, charged with
placing unavailable matter in the
mails, had his trial set for December
"a.
John Wynne's demurrer to the in
dictment for the murder of A. F. Me-
[Kinnon on board the steamer Rose
Grams was overruled, but defendants
plea was continued until Wednesday
next,
Various other matters were con-
tinued.
RAWLfNS APPOINTED.
District Attorney Breckons an
nounced the resignation of his assist
ant, J. J. Dunno, and the appoint
ment of William T. Rawlins to succeed
him as United States Assistant Dis
trict Attorney.