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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
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4lumpigen &afdo bermii6t man
Dor Dem Anrii6ren an belten nit fei.
mem 3uder; er miro Damn obne
Sdiuierigfeit elm flares @etrdnt ge.
ben.
upergeid irr befommt
man i6nea lpiegelblanf, ipenn man
es nit Den 9ldttern 0es Sauer-
ampfers ooer init Sauerfrautbriibe
nbreibt.
Sampen0o6 te bIafen ME,
DeHn man lie Dor Dem @in5Ieben cine
Stun0e in Gilig legt.
Aae Arten 2eber ibmeden BEL
Ter, tpenn tie einen Gag porber in
0tilh gelegt peroen
gtebI bari niemals ser Sonne
auSgeiest meroen.
Butter ninmt Ben @urfenge-
ru2 all. pern man lestere in Den
@isibranf iteIt.
aodenO beige @iI6, in einen
neuen, leeren Sdrauf geiteut, nimmt
0ieiem Den SoI5gerud. - Wlilt
breHnt uiemals an, ipertn man in
Dem gum aoden beitimmten @efGB
tets @niier iteben Bat, oas man ans.
gieBt unO oIe Mil6 eingieBt, obne
Den Sopf ~ab5utrodnen.
Gen Wtooergerud Ser Slide
beleitigt man, ipenn man cine 9rot.
rTrSoe mitfoden IdBt.
gtoIfenmner lit elm elites
ReinigungsmitteI fir 8olorabmen.
Die Q nuotorte lit DGuftg elm
S6mer5ensfino ser Smlsfrau, ga
lie bel aaer angGpemeten Sorqfalt
oft viiben" bIeibt, ME ser fiidented,-
niide aHsorud ldutet, 5. +. paiIer.
itriemig miro. @erfpenoet man nun
eier, 9tebI, 3uder. tur3 aQes, mas
Sur San0torte geb0rt, nidt fa!t.
ionOern marm, 10 miro tie itets ae.
rat9en. gbenio Oarf man ME an Sic
NIT Der geuiie angefiiate Sorm ito.
Ben ODER 0ieie mebrmaIs BON einen
Eldse onf oen alroeren HELEN.
&un5iges 9 hmeinefett mirS
tpieoer pollitdnoig aeruhlos, uenn
man es nit Dem nierten SbeiI oes
eigeuen @efOidtes nit frild qeaIiih.
temSol5foblenpulper mtidt, IN einent
Seiiel cine babe Stua0e fodhen I1Rt
unO Damn 0urd SloneQ filtrirt
lin S|eIIerie at SaIot rechf
UeiB 81 bef0.lmen, Iegt man i'm Dor
Dem aod)en eiuige StunOen in
Giiig.
SpiegeIeier fiir Granfe ODER
9erionen, neIhe fein 7Sett pertraaen.
bereitet man. inoem man itatt @ut.
Ter elm Denig @aiier in Ser 8fanne
beiB mer0en IdBt. DAB es oampft uno
Ous vi bineinidlGgt. 0as oarin chen.
10 idcn miro. mic in Butter.
lin Suppen fir QraRfe raffl
mo frdftiq 81 bereiten. iteat mon
0ns 0G}lgeborige 6Ieiid1 mo @ur.
Seltuerf feiHbldttrig aeihnitten. nit
faItem @oiier 81 6euer. fo6t e cine
Shrnoe Iongiam uno iaI5t erit qan3
sum SdIuB.
@iit aereifte Z omoten fin0 Gin
autes @ittrI. nm Chit, @ein.. Roit.
uro ielbit S~iutenflede 81 %entfernen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
3dr Idda uRO @aas.
aHAcusdtcl.


Sonntag. giittags: 0dien-
ihrUans Suppe. Shoten uno
@lobrruben.@e alie nit a~albsbro-
ten. aomDott. Salat. &armer
6Itronen-8uooine - 4ben0s (8u-
4usDabD: Sartsefohte @ier nit
Soroellen. AHfidnitt Butter.
9rot. Sale. Bier ODER Ebee.
w oHtae. Sagoinppe. a~albsbro.
ten-Auflauf (9feite pom SoHHtagl
NIT pitnnter Sauce uno Sol5fars
toifeln. ~ Gun9 (5ur AilsmabD F.:
Observation-Disclosures. Butter. 8rot-
9aie. Sbee.
.@ienstae. 4Hodenbribe (aoIbs.
bratenfnodeu, Die Sags Dorber
ausgetodt iino) nit @raupen un0
8ortulaf. 9ertiAe 8eeiiteofs nit
Sdmortartoifeln. - &un6 (3ur
AusipabD: Sleiidiul5e nit gIiig,
Del uno N2oitrid). GerDelGtDurlt.
Butter. 8rot. Sale. Sbee.
@tttmed. Semmeliauce. 8lttt-
ipurlt IN Wiaioraniouce. Sal5fars
totfeln. - 2un9 (5ur 4usna6D /:
AftlhnuOeln NIT 8uder uno Clint.
grot. Butter.
Gounerstug. erbien nit Sped.
Spnh (5ur ausuabD: aalter
antgeldnittener Sped nit aartof.
fellalat. 8rot. Butter. Sale.
Bier ODER S6ee.
6reitog. erbfeniuppe (aeIte).
@ebratene G6oaen (JIunoern)
NIT brmuner Butter. Sol3fartof
ieln mo 9opfialat. - Sun6 6ur
AusmobD: 8olento BON Rais-
me6l. SaroeGen. Butter. 9rot.
Safe. Bier ODER Gbae.
5ounobeno. @%riesiuppe. aohI-
rilben NIT 9rii6piirithen.- 9un6
6ur ausiuabD 8ellfartoifeln nit
S%al5bering uno 8miebeIiauce.
Butter. grot. Sale. G6ee.
auIbsbraten Quflauf.
(&eitenermenouug). @tan budt Sen
iibrIgen 3al6sbrateH (au1 Die flein.
item. uniaeinbariten Standardization
tonnen uerDenoet mer0en) un0 miegt
Die @iaiie, Die ungeiabr ~ bis 2
@iuno betragen mlL 0o5u fiigt man
EN- meuig ge5adte Gitronenidole, ei.
nen eBloffel sebadte aaperu unO 4
bis 8 entgrntete getDanerte SarOeuen,
oil oeren Stelle audi Der balbe ge-
buutete, entgrdtete, gebadte Gliden
zines gut gepdiierten Gatherings
treten fam, e. eBIoffel gcrie6ene,
Dorber IN etuaS 5erlaiicner Butter
gar geroitete SenmeI. 1--2 Giqelb,
eine fleiHe Gbertoiie iiiBe ooer iaure
Subne (im ytotbian etmuS Niild)) 10
mie cine 8riie Sala. miidt uQes ant
unO iiiat Ole 0lniie in cine mi. Butter
beltrIdene NuiluufforuL idliebt iie in
Den Glen mo laBt iie bel mabiger
NiBe As ST NliHliten baden. Der
@ufIauf muB iofort ierDirt mer0en.
Die Jorm miro Oo3u nit elmer Ser.
bette umitedt.
ortoffeI.&hbreie Mtan
todt cine beliebis groBe an5ahl 4ar.
totieln in Der Shale. 3iebt tie as,
idneioet iie in Sdeiben mo brat tie
in 5erlahener Butter bea6rdunlih.
0ann 5iebt man 6 bis z eier, ole man
nit Sal8 8ieffer. etrpas Sabine o0er
yfiIdl mo gebHdtem Sdnittloud per.
qulrlt bat, barber mo riibrt BON
8artofeln uebit @iern Elm mad gelie-
ben mebr oOer peniger feItes @iihrei
0b. peldes iofort ierpirt nerOen
muB. Man fam an oie Gier aud
nod nab 9rlieben etipoS qebadtcn
roben o0er gefodten SGinfen geben.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
Sin in Wenidenbaut s~ebnuSensS
Bud.

Gle 9ibliotbet eineS elidifi6en
giiderircumoea ltamens @|une6erQer,
oercn &at0iog 1871 oie Barrier BUD.
bonOluuq 9ahelin.G %eilortnne per.
eutbielt aucrhuuO intereiiaute
lm0 ieliene 2utdpCrfe Gmes Der
mertiuuroiQiten Bidder 0|arnnter mar
Gas. 0elien Gitel .GoHitihutlon Sc la
republIlue irancaiie" Ialttete. mto
oue uud Angaben 0es Natalog@ in
Ylcuihenbaut gebuuogn mar. Die
ehtheit 0ieies6iubauoe2 mur0e ourt
cine Gem Nltte beiaeileatc oiii3ielle
9tote aus Dem Sabre 1898 beildttdt
mo 9ab mte Is inn NaiaIoae licg.
eineu mbcitrittencu @elpei9 fiir sic
0Gic''t ans Der }elt Ser erittu iran36.
iAd'en &|euolutloH Nm 5 1tbular
1872 mo Wl Sen uldinolauOen
Eaaen M ole @umBbcyaeridt @il.
hcrei Ordl sic aeuaunte 0adhan0.
hung ucriteiaert mor0en 23er moo
luohl 0as i'm NtemAtabout s%s5uaoeue
&lldl eritanoeU habcu. lmo luo mal
Is iid ieBt beiIn0ca2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

0M as lit sic 9iasferaOs
0M SIN 9alo, ipir in Der Belt,
2Gh I'D sHm tiefcn Seloe
Ter falidDr S6ein seieat.
Cav I'D nit TOtbem SdIimmcr
SIN Ssrbit, init sOlO'Hem sidIt,
Der @alO nm isiHs 9rOueH
7es Sriglinss 5arbe ilialt.
Sas lit bic @asferaos
BON gbidlieO auO pom Samsrb
Sah iid in fro5e eaute
8irgt Elm DeruuHOet Ser5.
Gaf Is mad IufeH frasen
Siam itOl5eH, ialdlsH S6eiH,
@euH lautlos Is i'm 6sr3eu,
Brabt icine SOOteH Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

Gie @iiroe zines 9oIiseibeamten
erbielt Mrs. Sorab Y. G0ans, Die
GrdiiOentin oes 9ltuoes Ser ~Srulei.
oeretne I'M Staate oregon. @}rs
@oaus lit Snipcftorin 0es Marftes in
IbreH @obnorte &ortImo, un0 Ser
9eamtendlarafter pur0e ibr sur leiA
teren Ausnbung hires 4ultcs uerlie.
BEN. GIs &oIi5ei tann re lett iiber.
all einorInsen. ipdbren0 man ihr iril
her offers Den 3utritt 81 Rdumat
Derilste. In oenen mad ihrer germu.
tbilng ~oero0rbenes 6Ieiid uu0 oer.
f1lItes Sbit auibgpabrt puroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

sir &cttnnao ans @efo6r.
is ioa Oie &ettumgSmeOalae befom.
men.
@er eroBes llu9Iitd perhiitet. per.
Wiu0ert.
limo oabei bare ih nod me ueruoni.
MEN.
GaB Der lie befnm. Ger ne Neiyat.
|uerhtnOert
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

@|iBtrouiia. Sic (1oderfrcutl :
.9ou meiuer 6reum0iR babe id chen
cin ueueS Re3ept al @uIoid betom.
menl~ Or: ~Gas Gu mir oas
nibt tohStl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
Die lssktras {.

Bon 8ran abtIc eieffenbaa, Gbica8o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

9lIs eriter neibliGsg Dsser Ser
@6emie in SraHfreid sroHrrisrts
Mae. Salon. Die Eodlter zines Eari.
Ter @5emifers. Gle Iegte cine bril-.
Iante 4r6eit iiber o%yg0iertsH @etHer
oes Erouben5uders uHo feline Sir.
flung AMI 3uder Dor, Oie oos marHls
Sob Der 8rufungsfoMmiiiiDE faro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

Die Saaiiung anss os,ti9m
@4odengBmuaiiums IN @rtrn mn
Die 3ulaiiumg Der 3raIsu rnS moo.
den in 0en 3cidea u~io @falhrrisH
an Der 8ruHaer 8uHfteeUsrbgldms
luur0e in elmer 0eutid,eG GrouenStp.
iammlumg IN @ram beidscHtn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
AuerIei.

Die 5oufsurses @0rguea "
bel 8eraiSliag etnG SarereGE ssss
energiid iat Sic sss.hkmeGkgsAha'
arbeit Der 5rau mi bsF @eties Der
itaotIi6en 6iiriorgs eIngsETssez
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Close QuestioninR.

In recalling Incidents connected T
Virginia politics some years ago
prominent Virginian recently rela'
to Washington man an account
an Investigation Of election frauds
the lower section of the state In
course OF the proceedings it develop
that the ballots in an important p
cinct had not been sealed after
final count, thereby being exposed
fraudulent practices. The chaifal
Of the investigating committee close
questioned the election judge as
why the prescribed duty Of carelul
securing the ballots had been neglec.1
Gould you not obtain any muc''',
In the town?"
'No, sir" I'd
Gould you not procure some sea',|
wax-some shoemakers wax, II n'l
ing else?'
mo, sir"
"Well, then, sir. why didn't you
out into the woods and get some '.'
Do you mean to tell me tha'
were no pine trees around tlieFe
ding tears at your Infamous
ity y?"-Washington Star.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Professor swallowed 1t All.

The scholarly William E. Byerly, pro
fessor Of mathematics at Harvard. wal
once asked by q student how to de
velop a retentive memory. The pro
fessor answered that ordinary menal
exercise was sumcient to secure 1
good memory, whereat the studeni
asked II he might test the mental ciI
pacity of his instructor. Professor By
erly agreed, and the student asked
him to listen to and remember serI
eral varied items for a test. He b
gan:
"One quart Of whisky"
"Umr said the professor.
"Six pounds Of sugar, pint Of sod
milk, three onions, half gallon Of nd
lasses and two raw eggs"
"Um" said the professor.
1.-TWO green apples. twenty-si1 psa
nuts, one and a half cucumbers u
four mince pies"
"Um" said the professor.
"A package of starch. sixtyseVe
cakes of yeast and the skins of se7d
bananas. Got that DOWN."
YES" answered DIR. Byerly,
How does 1t taste?" asked the "
dent.-Boston Herald.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

what the deuce have you bit int, a.,
cried the depot master MS the ~.
Nine swept splendidly up and stow,
with her battered eye hard on nv ,sa
depot clock.
"Mattaback bridge Is burned. u,,
to crawl over OH the stripgers." oS
swered Sinclair. coughing up a cn a'
der.
"Where's McWilliams?" I'D
"Back there sitting on his pr,e, i,
reckon"
While the crew went up to rep,st.,
two big four horse trucks backed mn I'm :.
the baggage car, and In a minuto
dozen men were rolling specie ka,s
out of the door. which was smashes
In, as being quicker than to tear onsa
the barricades.
Sinclair. MacElroy and Francis with
his brakeman were surrounded hv .
crowd Of railroad men. As they stooS
answering questions big prosperon,
looking banker with black rings unda,
his eyes pushed in toward them m
companied by the lame fellow wh.
had missed the chance Of lifetime ~
die rich. and by Ferguson, who had
told the story.
The banker shook hands with each
one Of the crew. you've saved no
boys. We needed 1t. There's a moh
of 5000 of the worst scared people in
America clamoring at the doors. and
by the eternal. now we're fixed 10,
every one Of them. Come up to tba
bank. want you to ride right up with
the coin. all Of you"
1t was an uncommonly queer occa.
sion, but an uncommonly enthusiastic
one. Fifty policemen made the escort
and cleared the way for the trucks 10
pull up across the sidewalk 80 the nor.
ters could lug the kegs of gold into the
bank before the very eyes of the rat.
tied depositors.
In an hour the run was broken. But
when the four railroad men left the
bank after all sorts of hugging by e..
cited directors they carried not only
the blessings of the officials, but each
in his vest pocket check, every one
of which discounted the biggest vouch.
er ever drawn on the West End for
months pay, though l violate no COR
fidence in stating that George Sin
clair's was bigger than any two Of the
| others. And this Is how it happens
that there hangs In the directors room
| Of the Sierra Leone National very
creditable portrait Of the kid engineer
BESIDES paying tariff on the specie,
the bank paid for. new coat Of paint |
for the McWilliams Special from ca.
boose to pilot. She was the last train
across the Mattaback for two weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
The Bible of the Poor.

The "Bible of the Poor was w. su
the most interesting of the ear, "a, a
books, which were printed III p.,'
in the fourteenth century. peiV.n
use of movable type. from lad
The book consisted of for'! .rsd
printed on one side. making ~"
when pasted together. and gave
torial representation of seems
the life and passion of our Lo'a .,1.I
suitable Inscriptions from hoe Dsd
the abbreviated Latin OF 'ne
The "Biblia Pauperum, u" "a
called, was intended as an al"
votion for the use of poor pe',sI I'd
could not afford to buy cornp'e'I. /,
Of the Bible. Originally thc pV1 ,..id
lleved to have been specially ' Az
for the poor friars. who founa fot al
lures useful when they We" ,srp
preaching, to Illustrate tie,' ,ser
and to rouse the interest o, .,.d
gregations. A richly iiluiilnarts a,rts
Of the bible OF the Poor el :. tect
the Netherlands about l'" 81,
the British museum. M ' 90,
Of the "Biblin Pnuper'lin
some years ago for 2ao gum
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

dead. 1t wasn't grief that killed him
either. though at one time his griei
came uncommonly near killing US.
II is an odd sort of yarn, too. De
cause one part of it never got TO head
quarters and another part of 1t never
got from headquarters.
How, for instance, the mysterious
car was ever started from Chicago on
such a delirious schedule, how many
men in the service know that even
yet?
How, for another instance, Sinclair
and Francis took the ratty old car reel
ing into Denver with the glass shriv'
eled, the paint blistered, the hose burn
ed and tire sprung on one of the
Five-Nines drivers, how many head
quarters slaves know that?
Our end of the story never went in
at all-never went in because it was
not deemed-well. essential to the get
ting up of the annual report. We could
have raised their hair; they could have
raised our salaries, but they didn't we
didn't
In telling this story l would not be
misunderstood. Ours is not the only
line between Chicago and Denver
There are others, / admit it. But there
is only one line, all the same, that
could have taken the McWilliams Spe-
cial, as we did, out of Chicago at in
the evening and put it in Denver long
before noon the next day.
A communication came from great
La Sale street banker to the president
of our road. Next the second vice
president heard of it. but in this way:
"Why have you turned down Peter
McWilliams' request for special to
Denver this afternoon?" asked the
president.
He wants too much" came back
over the private wire. I'VE can't do
it."
After satisfying himself on this point
the president called up La Sale street
"Our folks say, Mr.. McWilliams, we
simply can't do it."
"You must do it."
"When will the car be ready?"
"At O'Clock"
"When must 1t be in DenverY
''Ten o'clock tomorrow morning"
The president nearly jumped tn
wire.
"McWilliams, you're crazy. What Oh
earth do you mean"
The talk came back so low that tn
wires hardly caught it There were oc
casional outbursts such as. "Situatio
is extremely critical Grave dar
ger" acute Distress" "Must help III
out"
But none of this would ever hav
moved the president had not Pete
McWilliams been q bigger man tina
most corporations, and personal IT
quest from Peter, If he stuck for
could hardly be refused, and for tn
he most decidedly stuck.
II tell you it will turn us upsiG
down." storned the president.
'tDo you recollect," asked Peter NJ
Williams, when your internal old p'
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

a tremendous drrolC shooting through a
truss OF fire.
1913 minutes out of McCloud, and look
ing happy, cussed Mr.. McWilliams
little and gave her another hatful of
steam. Il
1t is getting down hill like the hills
of the Mattaback valley, at such
pace that pounds the track out of
shape. The Five-Nine lurched at the
curves like a mad woman, shook free
with very fury. and If the baggage car
had not been fairly loaded down with
the grief of McWilliams it must have
jumped the rails a dozen times in as
many nlinutes.
| Indeed the freman-it was Jerry
| MacEnoy-twisting and shifting be-
| tween the tender and the furnace. look
ed for the first time grave and stole
| questioning glance from the steam
gauge toward George
| But yet he didn't expect to see the
boy, his face set ahead and down the
track, straishten so suddenly up. sink
in the lever and close at the instant on
the air. Jerry felt her stumble under
his feet-caught up like girl in a
skipping rope-and, grabbing a brace,
looked, like wise stoker, for his an
swer out of his window. There far
ahead 1t rose in hot curling clJuds of
smoke down among the alfaln mead
ows and over the sweep of willows
along the Mattaback river. The Malta
back bridge was on fire, with the Nc
Williams Special on one side and Den
yer on the other
| Jerry MacElroy yelled. The engineer
didn't even look around, only whistled
an alarm back to Pat Francis. eased
her down the grade bit, like man
rejecting, and watched the smoke and
flames that rose to bar the McWilliams
Special out of Denver.
The Fiye-Nine skinned across the
meadows without a break and pulled
up a hundred feet from the burning
bridge. 1t was an old Howe truss and
snapped like popcorn as the flames bit
| into the rotten shed.
Pat Francis and his brakeman ran
forward. Across the river they could
see half dozen section men chasing
wildly about throwing impotent buck
cts of water on the burning truss.
We're up against 1t, Georgie," cried
Francis.
Not II we can get across before the
bridge tumbles into the river, return
ed Sinclair.
You don't mean you'd try itY'
Would 1? Wouldn't I? You know
the orders. That bridge is good for an
hour yet. Pat. if you're game I'll run
| It" -'
holy smoke? unused Pat Francis
who would have run the river without
any bridge at all if so ordered. "Tbev
told us to deliver the goods. didn't
they?.
We might as well be startinp Pot,
suggested Jerry MacElroy, who denre-
Gated losing good time. "There,u ba
plenty Of time to talk after we get into
Denver or the Mattaback."
Think quick, Pat" urged Sinclair
iils safety was popping murder
Back her up, then, and LET ber ,or,
sred Francis. "I'd just as lief bor.
mat baggage car at the bottom of tbe
river as on my hands any longer,
There was some sharp footing. tho,
The McWilliams Special backed. boct.
ed away across the meadow. bo,tad
and screamed hard enough TO w,to
Ine dead George was trying to warn
the section men. At that instant ~.
door of the baggage car opened and
sharp featured young man peered out
What's the row? What's all nj,
Screeching about, conductor" be ,,h-s
ed as Francis passed.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

stu lay between the distressed maj
and h,s n,s,Ttuuate cAI!d.
From NsSlaud TO oga!aiia there Is 81, u
good hi, a. twisting and sIewihs' ,,a pu'
looking - as, from Athens a marble 'r
dronnsa s-wean the rails might roll
clear M the 0gllalla Yards 1t Is u
si1ty mge grade. the ballast OF sag e
and the sweetest, spr!neiest oeu u''e'
steel. +, ,o.+o,
than NJ minutes was Ike PICKING
them of the pau,es, and the Five-Nine
breasted ,le Morgan DIVIDE ire''ins
for more hills TO climb.
The F,yy N.ue-for that matter any
of the slysrairers are built to balance
ten or a lazeu sleepers. and when you
run the .-Dt they have fasliioh Oh
rootin, ,rarr noses into the track. a
modest I'll grade just about counters
this tergsaey. lut on slump and
stir clip and no tail 10 speak OF you
feel as II the drivers were gong &c
buck M On the ponies every once IN
awhile. However. they never do, ana
Georr;e wh0stlei for Scarboro June
ton am lS0 miles and two waters III
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21

Of road was busted eight years ago
you were turned inside out then,
weren't you? And hung up to dry,
weren't you"
The president did recollect. He
could not decently help recollecting.
And he recollected how, about that
same time, Peter McWilliams had one
week taken up for him a matter Of
two millions floating with personal
check and carried it eighteen months
without security when money could
not be had in Wall street on govern
ment bonds.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16
FRANK l.. HATCH.
Clerk
(Seal)

United States of America, Territory
of Hawaii, City of Honolulu, IS.
|, Frank l.. Hatch, Clerk of the
District Court of the United States OF
America, in and for the Territory and
District OF Hawaii, do hereby certify
the foregoing to be asfull, true and
correct, copy Of the original Petition
and Summons in case United States
VS.. LuulIia Mahuka ct ais. as the same
remains Of record and on file In tho
Office of the Clerk of said Court.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said District Court this 4th day of
November, A. ID. 1907.
iSeaD FRANK l.. HATCH,
Clerk of United States District Court
Territory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16
PUBLIC AUCTION.

On Wednesday, November Goth, at
IL o'clock noon, on the premises at
Iwilei, will be sold to the highest
bidder the buildings, boiler and pip
ing of what is known as the Iwilei
Laundries. Possession will be given
purchaser on Saturday, November
3Oth, at II o'clock midnight.
The buildings to be removed and
premises cleared before December
3Oth. 1907.
Ten per cent Of the purchase price
to be paid on the fall of the hammer
and the balance on confirmation of
the sale by the superintendent Of
Public Works.
Purchasers will not have the right
to rent any of the rooms during the
time the buildings may be in his or
their possession.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
superintendent of Public Works.
JAS. +. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
3S45-St
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16
Notice TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned administrator of
the Estate of James Ward, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all creditors of
said deceased to present their claims,
duly authenticated and with proper
vouchers II any exist, even If the
claim is secured by mortgage upon
real estate, to him at his place of
business at the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company of Honolulu,
County of Oahu, within six months
from the date hereof, which is the
inst day of publication. And If such
Claims be not presented within six
months from the date hereof or with
in six months from the day they fall
due, they shall be forever barred.
Dated November 9th, 1907.
GEORGE L. WARD,
Administrator of the Estate of
James Ward, Deceased.
L. C. PETERS, Attorney for Ad-
3S44--Nov. .. 1G, 23, 80; Dec. Z.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF SALE OF REMNANTS
OF PUBLIC LANDS IN KANE.
CHE. OAHU.

At ~ o'clock noon on Saturday,
November so, 1907, at front entrance
to judiciary Building, Honolulu,
there will be sold at public auction,
under provisions of Section II, Part
4, Land Act 1895, tSection 276, Re
vised Laws of lIawaiD, the follow
ing remnants of rice or taro lands in
Kanohouluiwi, Kaneohe, Oahu:
Lot 2, containing 1.O4 acres; Up
set price, $4,000.
Lot 3. containing .1G acre; Upset
price, $4,000 Plus cost of Patent
and Stamp.
Terms Cash, United States Gold
Coin.
For plans, description and full par.
ticulars, apply at the Office of the
undersigned, Judiciary Building, Ho.
nolulu.
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, Oahu, Oct. 80, 1907.
3S3G-Oct. 81; Nov. 2, 8, 16, 23.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-16
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