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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Nll(ull(pC NpClluplSFI IlNNN llItlluBlllIr~fft
9rcotbitt.Goultp. - Moropro}cb
Qegcn Gr Njcbtcr umo Gr rShcriii
ucri6obcn - @cItdnOnib cinca
gcOungencu M3rOcr2.
&o on StUy If. Soulor.-&obn
Smit6. cincr ser ais MGrocr oc& Gr
.. :. Gor onNcfloltcn Q}0nncr bat
cin idriitIibc3 @citGu0niB obAcIcNt
melhc3 lid iCbt in &Gn0cu O23
Stoot3onunItS Souctt bciinOct SSi2
Smitb oorin on9icbt, bcluoNcn ion
GrHicbter Sorli9 uno Gr-S hcriii
Gomoro GoQo6ou 5ur Gbcilnobmc an
W}orOcompIott NcNcn Or. GOr, mo
ucrIprccbcn ibmL iiir Iciuc 6rciprc.
dung 5u iorael mo ibnI ipGtcr 9Irs
belt 81 ge6cn. @r crbielt nod DEM
N}or0c 500 Don GolnbnH ucld)tr
linn io0tc, Soor0is bobc Oa9 @clO &C
Ibicft.
Ger Wforb mur0c bon 0rci Widul
nCrL Smith, 2lbncr m0 Spiccr. pcrs
iibt. Gicbtcr Nor00 mo GoQobon
poitirtcn bic orci N}0rocr inter cinem
Shulcridmppcn umo id)iftcn Glbert
Sorgi8 noh elmer Gctc. uou no oua
er Ben AcOuuGcncn NcrbrCdcrn U}it.
t6cilllngcn nlud)tc, ais Or. Cor icin
9iircou pcrlicb, GuS lrio portctc
cine Shm0c lang ouf Oo9 Npicr. Go!.
lohon fun m0brcn0 bc3 @ortcnS Ii.
blicb chpn 5luou5iA W}iultcn lang bci
0cn WiorOcrll Gr io3tc lie lolltcH
Nofiir iorQcn, Oob iic Sem 1oftor niht
irbltcn. }IlS Cor cuOIih fonI, icrcr.
ten ollc Grci }u1lcid) umo t00tctcn ion
nuf Scr Stcuc. Spircr uuo }lbncr
iiub A)iitgIicocr Scr @or0iS. 6oftlon
mo Spicer bat iriIbrr elm dbnifc3
tScitGn0nib obgclcNt.
Gic Situotion lit bcutc ctuoS til.
bi1cr. Nicbtcr GorncS iii, icitocm ooa
Expectations @criht ocS 5tootc@
oca Ero5cb AcGcn GoIlobon mo 0or.
ais uerihubcn bot, nud] 2crin0ton ob.
gereilt, m 0dS NeitCrc ju cruortcn.
Smith fiirbtct iiir icin 2cben un0
crlltd)t nm Sdub gcNcn 0cn 3nrn Der
@orNia-6 6oftion. llnter Der 2ebtcrcn
bat boS @eltdnOniB grobe 9hlireAlnN
uernriod)t luO @orgiS uogt ih nidlt
olt@ leincnt Sn0eil @junuernenr Ncrf
bom b0It Oo5 2lhicnNcn upn (uppcn
bierbcr Iir ntbloS ltll0 glal0t Dob
Ole Nnucenbeit BON Mills cincn gtni
uibr cbcr berbeifilbrCn. ais ucrbiittn
fGnntc GoS @criht lit bis oui nGd
itCn SrCitoQ uCrtuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Sin Sefi5it uScr cin 9ied)nnugs
fcblerp

Gincinnati If. SSantor. -
Cine Yriiil,nB ser Bidder Ser ,Nor'
mooo Souing3 gonf nno Sruit 60,
pel6e fiir5lih nit Ser nNormono ga
tionalbanf" ueridmol5en mur0e, bat
in Der Grt0edltug zines Geii5it3 pon
$4,000 reiultirt aailirer Clarence
!. lurncr bobollptet iuoeiien, ooiIelbc
ici MIR Elm i6einbares llnO bernbe aui
cinem GcdunoSfehter, sfcine 9e-
rihtlid)en Shritte iino eiitgeIcitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Qrcpilt5 O}ctboocn.

u cp Norf, #. %onuar. -
GrsWopcrnctr S0eu lno Hciiibrr
ySm. q. aecuun pom StootSo6crs
gcridt luarcn bcltte 3cigCn III Ocnt
6olle Goluaro 5. HllNcn'5, zines Gr,
StrGfIinaa, luClhcr bcbnlptet, cr
mcr0e III eSollc cincr &cridmGrllng
Der bcT0en crUGbnten Scrren um0 al.
Ocrcr Enlititcr in eincr &rrcnonItolt
1cfdn1en acboltcn, obglei6 CT uoIls
lt0nOig pcrniinitiR ici. Gr illngirtc
III 0em &crbor ais icin ei1cncr PIN
malt uno irl0tc 0cn 9iicbter &ccnorL
melcber IN einem iriibcren Ero5cilc
iein 9lnpalt geucien mar:
oSSurOcn Sic niht por iicben $50
dcn Dor 0cm 2Ibbru6 &brer @e}ic.
bltngen ais 9ImpoIt lul0 Silent nit
6rot OtnrBarct Gor unO ibrcm Sobn
pom @oltucrnelr O0ea gum beiiiBen.
sen Hitbtcr crnannt lul0 mar Sore
Grncululng niht ser EreiS oeS pon
SDncu on 0iticr ormcn Srot inO
ibrem Sobnc 9ciibtcn idnldbliden
&errdtb3?"
y9lid)t, Dos i6 piiBte." ernioertc
&ernon.
9iuilel Itclltc cinigc G6nlide Sra.
gen Gil 5rn. Ooea uno bcbauptete, er
(9flliieQ) babe oeiien tiir5li6e politi.
lhe gtieoertoge 5u @erfe gebroht,
neil er Gin GorruptioniIt uno politi.
itJer @erbrehar iei. 9lls fidter
@opnor ihlieBIih oem Wonne OoS
@ort ent5rg uno ibm ertlarte, es
banole iih bier ri6t oorllm, mas
Ooea ooer aecnan getbnn bGtten, Jon
bern lebigli6 Inn bie tSrugc, oh er
(9iuiielD gcilti9 gcillnO iei rief HuI'
iea ous: Gus IinO oie nGnIldten 0ie-
tbooen, lpie tie in 6ranfreih I'M 2rep'
ilb.6oQe angcmen6et pltroen.
Gs 6an0clt iib in Sem Safe Tin
Elm pon 9fuiiell5 Wutter geItellte5
&e5eaS Corpus 8eiith ju @ltrIten
ibres Sobnes. Cine gntideiOunG liz
nod niht obgegeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Sgpbns-Gpiocmic in gcriuid

9ermtd, gay If. Sanuar
Giq gelpobner oieier StaOt Iino ilber
0ie plobfihe Grfralfltng bon uier5ig
Eerionen an 5npbuS olarnirt. Utan
ibrei6t Die llriahe bcm @aiier ans
Dem SuSqnebnnna.6lniie 5u. Gic
Neb0roen Gnben iofort nntfaIienoc
GoriibtsnaBreBcln ergriricu. Ger.
mid lit cine Sr0llItrieItnOt nit II 900
Gimpobnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
WrDficncr in yancaitcr.

9oncoitcr @oy #. 5omtor.-~
Cir bctte I'M {obodSmnga}iu Der
6irmn 2. ". MOB & SO. oll&Acbro.
dcncS 6cucr pcrbrcitctc ii0 nuf an.
itoBcn0c3 Gi0cntbunr rmo rcbtctc
S6aOel sam NctroDr bon emo
3, 100000 an. 2luBcr Dem WiaQn.
sim muroc audi Oic MoB'ibc Cigar
reuiabrf Ionic an 10 @obnDdlncr
}erit0rt, mo oo9 W}oGa5in Scr o}lmc,
ric0n GiNlr Go.," iomic oic 6rncbt.
iduppcn ser oNgnnplulnia @abn"
itlucbtcn Iin9crc 3cit in 1roBcr @c-
fu6r Gin ihlOboiter cIettriI6cr
Gro6t ioQ 6lo 6euer pcrltriadt bo-
ben. 3lpej Ni6nncr, NamcnS Beam
uno UipcrS iicIcn, lpdbrcnO iic Ooa
6pncr bcfdlnpicn boIicn, Ourb Elm
GOd)fenltcr scr 6rlhti6uppclt unc
irlrOcn ihmer pcrIcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
,Iniuracnten aeIdllnaen.

gan z Salon0or, IT. 1nnll0r
~ @cnerol Garculo bot oen HcuoIll'
tiondren in &onOlro2 bel Gl Garri'
Qal cine 9}ie6erloge bei1e6rudt. i6rc
Stellungcn genommcn un0 nc jur
6lud)t oui ous @c6iet Don gticard1la
gcnotbigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
>leaoluaD'
~ Yillell

fno rein ptNcnbiEi1 urb cans BuberIdfIis.
AeWirfcn oOIiommcne @eronuiug. poaidnbiee
gblprbtrung unb geiuuoe HeeeImdbafeit
3nr Gur uon alien aeoeu ors MasenS, Ser
e,eodrme, Der Wiereu. Der Slaie, BON meru6ieu
arantheitrn, Sdmorrboibeu, sophueB mn alien
Scberleiocn.
&rcis % Gents Die z6n6teI gsiro bon al.
len 9lpoi0efern perfauft uno Der Qoi. nah
Gmpinng oes Neiraecs berflnbt.
HnpipaH & 6u., 55 GlnsStrabe, Gelu. gorf.
- 1870 -'N'N cN'''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
9scr6GnnniIuplle MaserplDiiOn.

2Silmingtoh BIS. II. San.
- =. s.. Gope unb gomorO Shetb-
ner muroen Da1reno Der lebten Nacbt
iu Der ,@ooomen's 6oac," no cine
Gartenqeiclihoit i'm @nnac mar,
Ourd sic GrpIliion eines @osappo'
rats getootet uno ppolf onOerc @cr.
ioncn crlitten Gertesnngen. Ier Zip
porat mar lecf gcmoroen um0 Eope
uno Sdeibncr 6atten lid IN Oos &ins
ter5inlmer bc1ebrn, I'm i'm ~ repos
rircn. Die Grploiion ocntoIirlc 0cn
bintcrcn IGciI 0e5 @ebdllOe$.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
~ piuen

meIGe raid bnS Spitem bon alien sen
obcn ongciiibrten 2eiOen beireicn
meroen.
G. Se5ember 1906.
0tn>nnD & 60. gce,usDort
gSert1e perren. Sn 9e6ug aii 8aotpab's
RIlcn winfbe i'd 81 iIGen. oab i'd niemaIS
irgenb Elm SeilmtteI aeiunoen babe, oa5 ben'
fcben 9lcicb lit.
gSd1reno Der etten 8tpei Sabre lit iCb nn
tterbber 9nspciie uuo Seriiopfung glacb oem
@icu oeripiirte icb Gin eieiibI Der SCbpere i'm
Wiagen unb oes Grbrebeus. bate e6mer3eu
mo mar iduinoI1 i'm Sppf uno oanu luuroe
b probirte glues, ipns mir ents
Dicin glr8t iaete mir bot -
'piuHs utb eiuen lauren
mir Elm lpcnla. aber
mar aft oersmeiielt.
5reuno Jiabipab's Billie
nnb ibdt. llHo Id ia,
ile mir nidt Hur aint
bern mtJb poiitin furirteT
ie cin paur 9nae geuc
Der Wiaaen reauIdr. M
)mnioinc iiuo beribm
Id iuie Elm neuer 1enid
uuo Sore munoerbdre
Ucrblcibe Sbr
y. 2. Srcrler, stuentoiun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Sn @orrenton Wio,, lit @il-
liam 6. G'burdL pelder ieine 3ieb-
cIteru $. W. NeaIer uno Satin. am
30. 9IugnIt 1906 ermoroet bate, &C.
h1ngt luorOen. 9Iii Dem 8oIgcn an.
gcIan9t, 6erel,tc er iein Yerbrcheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
6robe Soti6aft.
Der ucrmiktc Sampicr p%Oncc" i'm
liheren NniCE.

iidlcren 6niCE
Nltroc BON Sem 0outihcu Ganpier
nGiiabctb Rjdmcra" nit gebro-
dencr &clc anlctroiicn mo nod
Bermuda Bcihlcppt.- Niles uo1l
an @oro. - Gnnpicr ,Wtaruro3"
aus EriniooO ommt peripGtet III
9tem.2)orf an Compliments
cine3 Grants ijir @orpcruelw
Coca uno 9}idter accnun. -
N}iaioneubrano III 2oncoiter.
9tem 0orf, #. &amtor. ~
6cutc (angtc Die irobc Gotifoit Giey
IN, oab ser Gampier oGoncc," mel
der onl 2G. Ge3cmbcr uon Gan &uat,
Norto 9iicp, bierber ob1ing lno lett
sem pcrihoIleR mar, nit Ncbrodencr
8cue i'm SbIcpptMt cncS onOcrcn
0ompierS 5t Solniltou, Bermuda,
anaclon0t lit. 2tIle all Ior0 beiin-
sen iid) mc5l. Gas Tobr5cu1 bate
lNou am >S1allr bier icin lolcL
un0 icin loHgeS Iu@bIeibcn crregte
Sic 9eiorlniB, DAP c5 NIT @ionn unO
Muu9 uuterbcgallhrn iri NicIc BE
iorNnil Itcigerte Iia bcutc iriib nod,
ais ser Gampfer pY|arocaS" aus Irts
uionb onlon1tc, ubnc untcupc89 ct
ipaS Don Sem o4pncc" Ocieben oOcr
Dc60rt 5u bo6en. Ger n0}arucaa"
mar ltm nc6rere Sage perip0tet, unO
man ih0pfte ans Oioicr &erip0tln8
sic SoffnlnQ, saB Pr anti icincr 6obrt
Oen ,Eoncc" oliQcilmOen unO in'@
Scblcpptau genonnnrt Babe 9hli Die
GnttGltirhung, meld)e Ourtb OoS 6chl'
idjlu9Cn oicier Sooiinung Dcrlu'a6t
mAroc, iolgtc raid Die irobc Mmoc
ii6er ooS glnlalWcn OcS pcrniBtcn
Qonpicrs ST &onilton, Ncrlelbt
BAT rcbcn 8uIiagicrc uno eiat aus 90
9Scrionen beltebcnoe APonrhaIt an
Uor0.
Soumiltpn, Bermuda. H. San.
I'm ltbr am gtadInlittdg 0cs 30.
0e5enlbcr broh bic Shrultbempelle
Oea 9ampicrs ~Goncc," mo on@
6abr5eug mar eiu Spiel OcS gSinoe9
luo Ser @clleu DIS sum 9lbcno 6e9
!. &aluror, jl melder 3cit Der pom
@biIoOelpbia noA Sapan 6cItimmte
oeutihc lampfcr nGlilabctb Mid
merS," GopitGn Nupien, III Siht ers
'dlien. I'm $50 IieB Der oNonce"
cine Mofetc oI9 Soiilisi8nol ltcI9cH,
unO mcnige Niilutcn ip0tcr peron'
0ertc scr ,Niducrs" leinCn &urS, nm
an boa Daparirte Shiii bcran SIT
0unpien. Gr crreibtc Oaliclbc nm
I llbr 2(bcnOs, ollein bic 9(uht mar
10 buffet luto itilrmiid, OoB Guplton
gSalien 6eiNlpB, oaS Mcitcrc bis gum
n1dIten Mor1en SIT perdbicbcn. I'm
9 llbr am @orutittng bcS s. Sonu1r
6cicItigtc ser oHidmcrS" 5wel
Shlepptoue an ben uNonce" mo trnt
nit 0emicEbcu bic 6obrt bicrber al.
0eiOe Sfiiir maren 0nnl0la $40
Wteilen con bermuda enticrnt. Ter
,Hidlncra" bate cine iNperc SoIt SIT
ihlcppen uno jdb lid ais III Der
Nad)t pom 9. &milar bcTOc laue III
einem bcitiAcu Shlrme jcrrIIlen, &c
5pitngen, bis 5um glnbrllh oca Cages
bciSuorGDcn. 9lm Wor9en 0eS 10.
HSaniiar murocu 5pci neue Gauc an
8oro oeS oEoncc" Ncbradt, mornu1
ser IcIt Der 1Sa6rt cbne mcitcren I'M
foll uoQenoet luerOen fonnte. Seloe
S6iiie 0ingcn nm If llbr bellte Tors
mittaa an Ser ailitc Don Bermuda por
9lnfer. 9(bgeie5cn bon Der 9luIregluW
lno @cr509erun9 botten Die Ealla'
aiere feine Strapa5en, inoem reld]'
li6e gtabrungsDorrdtbc oorbanoen
maren. }lQe Eaiiagiere iuBern Ii6
onerfcnnenO iibcr Die ireimolide uno
,uuorfonlnenoc 9ebanOlllng, meIhc
ibnen bon Seiten Der Oiii5ierc oeS
,,Bonce" 81 lbeil pllroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
aaOe oamorrbuioen uint. anltehe,

2aiie odmorrbutocn ud,t anfeben. Sdbcn,
gSai6ntttiel nilo aroere Efniomittel ait5upeus
ben III 3eit' nno @eIouerfAluenonu9 Sds eini
8ige ourCbunS nniriielilhe Seimttei itr oieie
lttmer8bnite dranibeti II auateNs IS iprO
bon Ildrneru oer gSiiienitbuit ais ole phtaiic
meoi5intldlc Snioeduna ertldrt, ole felt 200 Sab
mirien gtpotbeien Siitei SUD Dor giabn6mun,
per glcbiet oGrnuf odB ote llnleri6riit BON Z.
Slsbee. R q, it4 aut ieeer Sette Der Sdads
tel beinoet, (StSoSdI&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Gr-SDuucrncnr nno 9iidDter ais
3cugcu.

Gin on9cbIidb S8nbniinltigtr erbcbt
9cibuIOigun0cn gcgen Nep.Dor.
fer EcIitifer. @eiaNpert ii6
iibcr gc5cn i'm ongcmcnoctc
QrcpiuS Wlctbo0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

HGiIc sur 9ciie in's glnslanS &c.
iorot Is. Iainc, Nr. 413, Sit.yalti'
mprcsStrafc, uaBc Gulsnmbouic.gluc,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

manner mentioned, and the time is
ample to do it.
The atmosphere of the Congress-
men has definitely developed. They
like to know what to expect. They
like to meet the people. They want
to know what Hawaii wants.
The entertainment committee can
provide the first expectation - by
having everything mapped out before
they return to this city.
The second pleasure can be salts
fed by the evening at Aala Park,
which has been suggested by this
paper and is looked upon with spe-
cial favor by the Delegate.
The last item of business can be
attended to by individuals to GER
tain extent but it would also be well
to provide for some statement by Sc
lected speakers or such better means
as might suggest itself; this notwith-
standing the solemn warning ISSUED
in advance that the visitors should
not be bombarded with resolutions,
and stories of our troubles.
Hawaii's needs are not Hawaii's
troubles that should be kept in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
MORE MARRIAGES
THAT thDLD BADLY
Wives Of KahaWaii And
Akana Liked Other
Men Better

The daily divorce summonses were
filed in the Circuit Court this morn
ing. There were only two of them
today.
Kahawaii Kane asks legal separa.
ton from his wife, Mary Enos Kaha.
wall Kane, on the ground of deser-
ton. He alleges in his libel that lie
was married to her in 1897 at Waia.
liza. In 1899 she came to Honolulu
for a visit and was caught by the
quarantine, being compelled to re-
main here several months.
Being thus temporarily widowed,
she consoled herself with some other
man, and when the quarantine was
finally lefted she refused to go back
home. She liked No. 2 better than
No. /.
Chun Akana is another husband
who wants the bonds of matrimony
dissolved. His wife, Irene Aona Aka
ma, whom he welded in 1906, is, he
alleges, untrue to him. IN fact, she
deserted him only four months after
their marriage, and since that time
has been very promiscuous in the dis
tribution of her favors For some
time, the complaint states, she has
Teen living in adultery with John
Silva of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
GEORGE EMERY
TO RELIEVE MOTHER
WANTS TO GO HOME

Mother might be worried about nc
out here. | think if l were to go back
TO California, maybe she wouldn't Wor7
~" That was the explanation George
Emery gave the police department Of
his desire to leave Hawaii.
Georges desire was not very strenu-
Gus. In fact, nothing about George
is strenuous. He is a weak man,
weak-minded with a weak face, weak
eyes, weak hair. Though about a.
years Old he is one of the babes in
the wood that are sometimes found
wandering ainllessly about the world,
apparently belonging nowhere and to
nobody. They have no business any
place in particular, and drift around
aimlessly as vagrant impulse directs.
George Emery came to Hawaii last
January on the Alameda, landing here
with 80 cents in his pocket, He had no
particular reason for coming, didn't, in
fact. know why he came. He just
came.
He wasn't good for anything in par
ticular, but he found work of one kind
or another and lived. They always
do, those people, though nobody knows
how
He was picked up short time age
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
NEW = TO-DAY

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers; in Probate. In the
Matter of the Estate of Lau Lock- de-
ceased. Order of Notice of Hearing
Petition for Administration. On
reading and filing the petition of Lau
See of Honolulu, alleging that Lau
ock of Honolulu died intestate at
Honolulu on the ......... day of
..., A. ID. 1905, leaving
property in the Territory of Hawaii
necessary to be administered upon
and praying that letters of admins
tration issue to her, it is ordered that
Monday, the 18th day of June, A. ID.
1907, at 10 o'sOck a, m, be and here
by is appointed for hearing said pc
titiOn in the court room of this court
at Honolulu, County of Oahu, 7, H.,
at which time and place all persons
concerned may appear and show
cause, If any they have, why said Pc
titiun should not he granted, and that
Lotice of this order shall be publish
Cd once a week for three successive
weeks in the Evening Bulletin news
paper published in Honolulu
Dated at Honolulu, 1907,
lSgdl W j. ROBINSON,
Third judge of the Circuit Court of
the First Chuit
Attest tSgdl l.. II SCOTT
aboa May III. l2 gai June %.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

A letter addressed to Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt was recently held at the Up
Per Alton postolfice because the writer
neglected to place a postage stamp on
The envelope. Postmaster John G.
Seitz sent formal notification to Mrs.
Roosevelt that the letter will be for
Warded when the necessary two cents
is RENTED
= !. < 4 4 4 X !. < !. < !. X !. \ X !.
and taken to the police station as in
sane. Dr. Emerson examined him and
found that he was just simple minded
He was discharged.
A while ago letter came from his
,nother in Milwaukee. 1t contained
SIS, and George thought he ought at
least to go back to the Coast His
mother might be worried if he didn't
He started out to buy steamer ticket
A day or two later he was picked UP
again. He didn't have the ticket, nor
the money. He told the Chief of De-
tectives that he had found that $25
was not enough to buy ticket, SO he
left the money somewhere, he wasn't
sure where He thought it was either
with Irwin & Co., or Hackfeld & Co.,
or the Salvation Army captain. It
didn't much matter 1t was only Il
piece of paper and wouldn't buy him
his passage home.
He was released. Yesterday he came
around again and said he had found
the money and had discovered that he
could get steerage passage with it, had
Gven bought ticket and was going TO
sail by the Hilonian tomorrow. Chief
Taylor impressed upon him carefully
that he must not fail to get aboard.
George promises Re will not; saying
he will go aboard at once, so as not
to miss the steamer. Perhaps he will
But George forgets so easily. He is d
weak man and has weak eyes and a
weak brain and weak hair But he
doesn't want his mother to worry be-
cause he is so far from home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
FORESTER IS OUT

The current number of the Hawai-
IAN Forester and Agriculturist. is one
Cf great interest and reflects much
credit on its editor, l.. G. Blackman.
Among the main articles is one on
the cultivation of cassawa, by Jared
Smith, and a treatise on the citrus
insects in Hawaii, which is continued
from the last number of the Forester
The author is Jacob Kotinsky, the
Well-known authority on local in
sects. The new Agricultural College
is made the basis of a lengthy and in
tcresting editorial, which dwells on
the great importance of such an in
stitution in the development of the
resources of the Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
WHAT CONGRESSMAN WANT.

While the Congressional visitors
are away on the other Islands Homo
lulu may discuss the matter of enter
tainment without being guilty of
talking family affairs in the presence
of guests.
The experience of the few days
that Honolulu has had with the Con-
gressmen should impress upon the
committee of arrangements the ne
cessity for outlining a definite pro-
gram of events, complete when the
party returns, in order that each
Congressman may make definite
plans and not miss any of the sight
seeing, International tours or social
functions which may be on the list.
There has been practically no Sc
lious breaks in the quickly made
PLANS which were shaped during the
last few days, but it has been obvious
that improvement can be made in the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

An evening of Oratory at Aala will
live longer in the memory of visiting
Congressman than many more aristo-
uatic events that might be suggest
ed. That is where they can meet the
people on typically campaign basis,
md incidentally test their oratorical
ROVER in the semi-trODics.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
GRIP VICTIMS RELIEVED

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Pharmacie Latoniuse, 1863 Berri
ST., Montreal, Can, writes:
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all those who suffer from the bad
! aher-eHecfs of la grippe.
Two bottles of Peruna have
brought to me o complete cure of
that sickness, and it has acted as
the best tonic for the system that
have ever experienced"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

The japanese statesman who says
Japan seeks an alliance with the
United States has not communicated
with the belligerent section of his ma
ton resident in this Territory Nor
is he likely to do SO, in shaping ma
tional policies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15
PE-RU-NA Is Reliable Remedy
for the After. Effects Of Grip,
Such as Indigestion, Prostitution
and Poor Circulation.
La Grippe Leaves Systemic Catarrh

La Grippe Leaves Systemic Catarrh
Judge Horatio J. Goss, Hartwell, Ca,
writes:
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very severe spell OF grip which left Inc
with systemic catarrh.
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Peruna, which ] did, and was imme-
diately benefited.
"The third bottle completed the cure"
The Right Medicine.
Mrs. Henrietta A. S. Marsh. OPS
Reservoir ST., Los Angeles, Cal, Presi-
dent Woman's Benevolent Assn, writes
81 suffered with la grippe for seven
weeks, and nothing / could do or take
helped me until tried Peruna.
81 felt at once that | had at last Sc
cured the right medicine and ! kept
steadily improving. Within three weeks
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! will never be without it again.
In letter dated August 81, 1901, Mrs.
Marsh says: 81 have never yet heard
the efficacy of Peruna questioned. We
still use it,"
Pe-ru-na Recommended by Friends.
Mr.. n. Beauchamp, l26 rue Notre
Dame, Lachine, p. O.. writes;
81 tried the famous remedy, Peruna,
which was recommended to me by one
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81 have not been without this valu-
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never passed a day without headache.
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Miss Divine Perrault, $50 Davidson
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tried other remedies, but my cold did
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resul of cold which had contracted
from sudden change of temperature.
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The following wholesale druggists
lulu, Hawaii: Benson, Smith & Co., Ho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

Four hundred policemen on strike
in San Francisco would be a catastro-
phe indeed But it will never happen
While the present city administration
is in power and there is so much to
be skinned off the top.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-15

Hawaii can't help having a person
IL interest in the proposed subsidy for
the Alfred steamer line If America
will not wake up and support its
shipping, other countries will get the
business.