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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

%tograpbie aus Der Neutrality-suspicious.
entfernt. Sas 8eieb mar n0tbig ges
fporoen, UNI Roaineur's Bib aus
Der @alerie 8u entfernen. benn Die
Yoli5ei peigerte iih bas 5n tbun. gs
lit eritaunli6. oab elm 0eies crit NOS
tbi9 lit. Inn cine 10 o%ffenbar 6eredz
tigte Sorberung bur65uieben. aber
Die Sammanppoli5ei lit nidt MIR Die
feinite. ionbern allh Die eigentbiim>
lidlte in Der 8elt.
go
Sreffli6e 8orte bat 81 einem bers
p%orra9enpen Sfipei5er Sournaliiten,
Der i'm fatbolii6 : ep%nierbatipen 2as
ger itebt. elm airhenfiirit in Hom gez
lagt. Na6 Den .Reuen Siiriher
9a6ri6ten" lauteteu iie: Gin pirf@
li6er 8ebaftelir muB in allen Sra9en
niht BLOB t%pabrbaftig na6 unten. ions
bern dll1 na1 oben Iein, nift BLOB
Den 9esnern se9eniiber, ionbern Dor
allen audi ee9eniiber ben Sreunben.
unbefiimmert I'M anfdilige llnans
nebmlihfeiten. Die es fir i'm I'M Sc
fclge bot" Ser 10 1prah, lit bers
ienise Cardinal. ben non segenrpdrtig
ais ben einflubreiditen beim 9apite
be5eihnet.
Sappoob. Der fiir3lid in Dem 8oiIer
Observation-Disclosures freiseipros
dene Siibrer Der ~Weitern federation
of Winers" gibt iid iebt odsu Der. als
Seitreoner bel io3ialiitiifeu 8erdn<
itnltungen an perihiebenen Srten allfS
5utreten. Surd bieie 9unoes9enois
ienidaft 5ei9t ii6. tpel6er 8eiIt in Der
federation" berrl6t. 2nnge Dor
ben 8irren. Die CUR grmorburg bon
@ouperneur G%teunenberg fiibrten. bot
auh Der bohp'ite giid]of Wab BON
Senper, Gplo., Idon mieoerbolt bnrz
getban, bdB maj es in Der .&eitern
federation Of Winers" nid)t NIT einem
ebrlihen NrbeiterperbdnDe. ionoern
nit elmer io5iaIiitiiben 9ebsS Organic
iation 81 tbun bat. Webr als einmal
lab lih bieler &irdenfirit. Der mobl
AM belten in Der Gage lit, Den beipn>
bers in Colorado baulenben 0erbano
81 beurtbeilen. %9e5iuungen, IN Sirtens
idreiben unb bon Der &an3el aus
energii6 gesen beiien io5iaIiitii6e
llmtriebe Steuung an ne6meu.
go
Ser Sieg, Den uniere SbIts @roBs
bdnbler errlln9en baben, inbem Die
5ipiifenitaatlife Sanbels > Commit
lion bic Sra6t fir tropiide Sriihte
bonn Siiben nah Cincinnati berabz
geieBt bat. lit bemerfensipertb, neil
Der Sieg DEM neuen Sepburn ihen
giienbabnseies 81 perbanfen lit. Sas
nit ptro Die llnmabrbeit Der Bes
bauptung erpieien. baB bas @eiee
iiberfliiiiis lit. Durd oieies 0eies
miro Die H%egiernngss 9ommiiiion bes
fdbigt. Die 9erehten Staten nn5u>
ieben. mas Die Corporations : Senas
loren fir unnDtbi9 iinb natiirlif audi
fir unconstitutional erfldrt baben.
Sn 9e5ug nilf 2ebteres bruiht ma
lid feline Gorge 81 MAIDEN. bd Die
gilenbabnen ielblt nidt ben Vortpurf
Der llnconItitrtipnalitdt 5u er1eben
tpagen. ipciI ibuen bemubt lit. bab lie
bamit abfaIen niiroen. Was ben Sez
major betrifft. Der gegen oas @eieb
geitimmt bot. 10 lit er obne Srage
sid I'M Hoti3buh Der 0eipobner BON
Gincinnati eingetragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
(Siitoriide Sti55e bon eirefia.)

@er ben Soloatentir1bof bon
Saarbriiden beiuft unb 5piifen ben
Heiben Der @rdber oabinihreitet, uns
ter tpelden 10 mdnGer tapfere Selo
ihlnmmert. Der i'm Sample fir Das
Vaterlanb gefalen lit, benz nirb elm
@rabbii9el beionbers auffallen. Sie
Snihrift auf Dem ihlidten Stein laus
tet: Dem beloeumiitbigen Ido6en
&atbarina @eibeerber. Snbaberin bes
G%iiernen 8reu5es."
Die 2eier peroen oenfen: ,Sd, fpie
fommt bas Itdbhen9rab in Die Heiben
Der 8rdber Der arieger2" Ser alte
Siiter oes Sriebbofs. ielbit elm @eteran
bonn Sabre 1901, sibt uns bars
iiber Iustunft.
Webr alS brei Sabr3ebnte miiiien
mir uns 5uriidperieten. Sc lit CUR
Spmmers3eit. SDd niht in Srieben
unb Hube fann man iid ibrer ~freuen.
benn brauben am Hbeiu tpbt Der
8rieg. IuS allen Sbeilen Seutihs
lambs iino tie berbeigeeilt. Die tapfes
rem Batter, Vriiber, S1bne, Inn 9lut
unb 2eben Dem ~beorangten Iaterlanoe
5u ipeiben. Ser &f foroert unges
5dblte Spfer an @enihenleben. @er
ni6t m~itfdmpfen fam in Der Shlaht,
Der ipetteifert, oas Coos Der &rieger
lei6ter 81 geitalten, Die geripunoeten
81 bergen unb 81 perbinben. Die Grs
matteten auf5uri6ten. Die Gntfrdftes
ten 5i ltdrfen.
God ni6t nur @dnner iino es, Die
,ih binaiiS auf's Ghldhtfelo mitten
binein in ben &ugelregen tpagen, ibr
2iebesperf 5u iiben; audi Srauen
iteben nidt an. ibr 9eben belbenmiis
tbig auf'S Spiel gu ieben. Inn ben tas
pferen 8ertbeioigern bes g~aterlanbeS
ollie 81 bringe1.
Sa iinb 5undhit Die gngeI Ser
Surmber5isteit. Die Srbensfrauen. Die
flirftlos unb treu hires gerufes pal>
ten. Sbnen idlieben ii6 nber audi
Sralien aus ben Heiben bes GolfsS an.
Die jtannenSpertbe 8eneiie bon Spfers
linn uno Seloenmutb able9en.
gu bieien. eolen Srauen. oeren
Same auf INNER nit Dem iieereiden
eutihsfran5oiiiden arieae perfniipft
ut, gebort Die iblidte Wa9b 8atbaz
rina Wcibgerber.
Gs par elm erbitterter, bei6er
Gampf. ben Die oeutiden Golbaten
am @. Nu9uit 1870 an fdmpfen bdtten.
9alt es bod. Die bon ben S~ran5oien
beiebten Spi6eren Soben bel GaarS
briiden 3u eritiirmen.
Sie Iuguitionne gliibte am Sirmas
mente. unb bon entIeeli6em Surlt ge<
peinigt, ianfen Die 8rieger ermattet
I'M, lpenn niht cine feinoli6e ausel
lie nieDeritredte.
.@aNer. 8aiierl" lief es omr6 Die
3eiben Der Stiirmenben. .gebt uns
8ailer; mir leiben entiebliden Surit.
Col Der Siee infer iein. bann pers
iGdfft uns fiiblenbes @etrdnfl"
Nber adj. Die Bitten Der Ierihmads
tenben perballten unsebort; mar bod
Nienianb ba. re 5u erfiiIlen.
"a ragte plosli6 irmitten be5
Shlahteetiimmels bic itattli6e, frGfs
tige 9eitalt zines WGb6ens auf. gs
mar 8atbarina @eiBgerber. cine
0la9o. IN Saabriiden b%ebienltet. Iuf
benz aopfe trug lie cine erobe Banne
iriiden BaHers, Die iie iumitten Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
Dci4miiterliebe.
(8on 6. &eIIher.N

gbnrunb befam emit bon feinen1
Yatben einen groben. tpunberi6oners
GpfeI seidenft. 8rob elite er baS
NIT mad SauIe unb 5eiste i'm ieiner
fleinen S6peiter. @eibe erfreutew
lid nun nod elm @eilden iiber bas
8eihenf. gnblih aber nabm Chs.
numb Elm Meiier, tbeilte ben glpfeI IN
5fuei Sbeile uno gab bic cine Sdlfte
ieinem Sdpeiterden. Sieies fpoIte
aber bic 9abe bes guten 8ruoera
ni6t annebmen unb iagte: ,Mh Chs
numb. bebaIte bod Den gan3en Npfet
ielblt. Bas ion ib btr bafiir tpieSers
ge6en? i6 babe jest nidts?" gba
numb aber antportete: ,gi; S4tpe>
iterden. ib fdenfe Dir ia Die Sdlfte
oes Npfels nidt. pamtt On mir mics
Der mas ihenfen iouit = bann tpdre
ih ia eigennibigl Nimnr
nur nnb ibl Crit oann. penn il
nit Dir getbeilt babe. tpirb mir meme
Sdlfte redbt gut ibmeden!" 1T
**** t
0prt ratbem.
Inna pirb b~inausseI6idt unS bic
iibrisen 8inoer einigen ii6 ii6er eia
@ort. has Die Sreunbin ratben ion4
Sic pdblen beiipielslpeiie bic RrGpos
iition fir. Inna barf ipieoer eins
treten uno fragt Bertha: .8erbe iG
baS Wort ipobl ratben2" 20. baS
1T fir Si6 nidt I6per". Iautet Die
Gntport. &aroline befommt bic
Srase: .Rarum bait Su Seine
Suppe niht mitsebradt2" un0 ers
hilbert: .9ie @eieui6aft maj fir iie
gu fem" 8ei Cora beibt esq
.Sdldfit 0u germ lanse?" ga.
oas Sriihaufiteben lit nidts fir miG.S
Del Gle: vBie sebt es Oeiner Nlas
mag" %. id banfe fir bic freunbs
lihe Hadfrase" IL. (. m. Sn ieber
Antport fommt oaS an ratbenbe Wort
Dor. uno iuenn Gnna aufmerfIam qua
bort. finbet lie es balo. !.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

@iele idOne 8orte faitiset
nift. NIB Die Yereotiamfeit bcilis&s
ni6t ben 1eiibisen unS gbrlii6tisenfl
8er's gut madt. piro's Gut babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

ia9te tie. ~unb ipeeIt es gar mid; geb'
NAL babin." Weine Srau muB lid
aber seirrt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
##K
Sebnimht mad Der Seimatb.

@enn ib nertpeile in Der Sern',
limb einiam unb perlniien bin;
@ie iebnt iih bann meiu SerS 10 germ
Nn6 guh. ibr meine 2ieben bin.
8ie fiiblt mein Ser5 10 Damn erIt re6t
Sen Bertb Der treuen Mlltterlieb'l
Wie inert ih bann. oab i6 nit Heft
Mub trele, quite 9riiber lieb'!
Sam ihtpebt Dor meinem @eiit bas
Bib
Ser lieben Seimatb unb benz Sbal;
Sann 5iebt berauf Der Srdume Bib
Bon Sreuoen, bic pergangen ar.
Gle iino borbei, nnb @~ottesratb
.6at es beitimmt eetrennt 3u fem,
llno mas audi @ott beideeret bat,
Sic treuen 2ieben benfen meinl
S. 9.
N*x
Sas tnpfere Mabden pom Saar-
briifcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27
0rpkmutter.

@robmutter iitt i'm Gtubl unb iinut.
gu SiiBen ipielt ibr gnfeltinb.
Die Seiben fino aaein 5u Snus;
Sie Inbern iinb gum Seit binaus.
@roBmmtter 81 ii6 ielber ipri6t:
Wie peb tbut mir bas Sonnenli6t;
gs mabnt midi an pergang'nes Slid.
Vorbei-porbei. Nic febrt's Suriid.
8ie mar bas 2eben ibon 5u Snei'n!
g}un bin i6 einiam unb allen.
llnb ihipad bin ib uno franf unb alt;
Sd ipoat', ih fDnnte iter6en balo.
Sas @nfelfinb lit miiDe nun,
gs mOdte gar 10 genre rubin;
9ro6nrutter nimmt's auf ibren
SfooB.
SIR biinft 10 herb jebt nift ibr Coos.
@roBmutter. ih bob Sid 10 liebi =
@roBmutter, fpie bit Su 10 lieb. -
Yapa, Iama, geb'n immer aus,
llnb 9u bleibit itetS bel mir gu Saus.
60 plaubert piel Der feline Mnnb;
0robmutter's &er5 pirb aans geiuub.
llnb gliidlih IddeIt iie uno iinnt.
gs i4ldft ibr ber5i9 gnfeltinb.
6 So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

Aae iasen: y0nt". Serr 9. S.
Gtenenbere. Sutton. Su., i1reibt:
aae 2eute, tpel1e ben Mpenfrduter
gebrau6t baben, iinb nit ben 8ir>
fungen miberorbentli6 5ufrieben. Sin
lno pieoer frage i9 iie, mas iie bon
inn benfen, unb immer ia9en iie ~er
lit GUT.
Nilr ein llrtbeil lit in betreff bieies
alien, seitbeipdbrten 8rduter : Seilz
mittels sefdqt porben unb es Iautet:
,gs lit cine quite Webi5in." &ann
niht aus Mpotbefen be5osen pcroen.
8irb benz Yntlifum brett aus Dem
%2aboratorium seliefert. Man i6reibe
an Sr. Yeter Sabrnep & Sons Co.,
112-11S go. Sopne glbe., Chicago.
Suinois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

Ia6 einem fiir8lid in aep gort
in 9rait setreteneu 8eieb fann Ses
manb. Der zines @erbrehens ans
getlast. aber freigeipro6en puroe.
Derlausen. bab Die Yoli3ei feline Ybos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-27

Sas 8eiien nad fremben 8elttbeis
len ipiro imn,er beanemer. NGhitens
piro es MIR nod Elm pergniislider
.aabeniprung" iein. bon Yaris mad
Sofio su iabren. Senn Die inter-
rationale S6lafnasen : @eieai6aft
oreaniiiert eiuen oireften Ierfebr
burtlaufenber Sblafpasen BON
europa na6 Sofio. Sic @aaen
geben duf Der iibiriiden 8abn iiber
Gbarbin. Wllifpen unb Wibi6u mad
Suian. bon bort per 9ampier bic
S6imonoIefi uro BON S6imonoIefi
mad Sofio nit Der @abu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

Dispatches from Manila announce
that on the back Of the local election
where some OF the most notorious In.
surrectiOnists were chosen for the
insular Legislature there have been
mob professions before the Governor
palace where the American nag was
insulted and where the rebel flag was
given the place OF honor In the parade.
One might think that this country had
had enough Of bestowing the fran.
chise on people who were not ready
to receive II by several generations
OF training. But experience In this
case seems to have been a poor teach
er. Experienced observers assured
Secretary Taft before he ever left
Manila that the Filipinos were short OF
voting age by about 200 years. But the
Government must needs insist on thrust
ing the ballot into the hands OF a peO-
pie who had not only never used II
but had never seen II used. Shrewd
political agitators, not unlike the car
Of reconstruction days.
were quick enough to see the use they
might make Of the situation. and the
result Is that the Government is not
thanked by the enfranchised natives
and has q poteatial revolution sim.
mering under IL nose again. The
civil government Of the islands is up
against the White Mans Burden again.
and this time With complications.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

~ leah apelIoeGioas. - they can.
~ esaeA ~ e!ssass1 portion oe tha
-. 11seo - ealy o.s vay TO cure
0ooeasoA M tAas u b. eoas&itutioaal
ssDsolsA Deafness u caused b an
6oa0s1 so1ieisa g ~ aneoss IN.
- g - sastneAian tnbs. When
~ ~ = h1ansa yoa have Q rumb
NJ 0s1a1 - A9oeeet hsaring. and
v40 N Gakkoly S3eoe1. deafness II
~ Soou2 - ualsss ~ ia1aAna
~ - y 0hsa ct aaA this tab
soeoso0 - - 1ss0Al ooa11tioa. hear
- VI - Destroyed 1oesvse: nhl
eoees - g - ase eanssd ~ eatas5h
v11eA = ns9AAng ~ a inAADsd Co
@oooo g ~ mucous suFeAeoG
We V10 Stve o. EunArol Dollne,
~ ~ 90 6 1ea1AosD (eoDse1 d
5AA 0h01 0AADOe - e0O0 q
10 0onuA O~A Aa.A ses eEe1
p o11 Z co. ressao. O
- ~ eg1oglooR -
NJ Haw0 ta0Ay Hliis ~ eaastt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

vlunrss Asu0 10 Department 81
0mDsgee ~ Later show . steady
,toooaso - ~ ~ ol inmigTstion
- y 0eWtAO INTO this country.
S1WAA - besa @ annual immigratioo
c. 3V1 lyeoeSoe Tor each year Of the
- tneos ysars. The high record b.
- na1e b lses With I ~. 900 aliens.
~ tAs 09sses 6oe July Just past are
o5.133s % inersass a Is per csnt
esb tA6saNuses ~ he same mouth
Sk ~ ysas. TAsCs b tAis 10 b said.
heU1ves. tAse thses were fewer DE-
pssenl3oos ~ ths l1migratson Bu.
80 s(n1sa thae this vas not due to
Wsso hx lnsDsetioo. bst that the
e1nn1agA g h0iuants vas actually
haOAse. 4 = q es1sse 70 b rsgretted
- - Ds1eA q this Immense tie
= saa0sst9a h To big cities. when
tAogo = Q real demand for imni.
GBaae hbas - ~ country districts.
- especially b ~ South. but It
= bsllsvsd that Tie newly established
Hasooa q lnfus0atioa for immigrants
u ~ DspaStDeut q Commerce and
1Abss nv - something to obviate
~ tFoable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

I LAlss Guy Reporter: The Elks'
~ 0oooe q Vese 80 Lake De0oto
DssssoGA u ~ 1nished ooaditioa. IN
1nlpssAag asosasaaes. n ID pleasantly
1o1noe1 . ~ hhs, WITH w3as veran-
- sansA1a0 IN he way rosnA Tie
hun4InG vjeA D3saty ol yara space
- eoob1 ~ an1 baek. ~ pleasant
- lssae3es ut could have bsss
Ssao1 sayvAsso ser he buis1tns a
upsA . he0A Bvssy INK b proaA
se ~ haadssas structure and an
eoo1osa0 - Vell. The bail1ing has
tssa esaulses1 Nm ~ s1ss1tioI a
. ~. 1lnse 1ses!kL We heps h .
dhsue 49, - Aave tSis handsome
6u111ln9 eu11sAs1 md ready for The
Sooopooeo g 0emberu and their visit,
~ 1setAsss. TAs sailaing % q artj.
~ sosno anA okAs4 With an modern
eeovsa4eeess. a11 vas bsilA and win
- oun1BAel. @ IN e1psnse a sbost
e14ooA IAnD C1ey nsvss 1oss things
~ hn1pm. - - Aan1sesne buildings
aae1eDes1 ever oar beautiful little city
NJ togoely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

Tks Live 0ak Democrat says: I'm
Il spspss.hs tssAes ne ether day ct .
|C~aSoaasaGs Ssanion IN Texas. Senator
nalssy ezVese1 his horrible isnor-
asce a ~ uses& celebrated climax in
Americas history BY stating that
0r.st rs3sctsa he prolHered sword Of
Lee At the surrender At AppOmatox.
TIM 10 awful. coming from a United
oanaes Senator and one. too. sup
,Sues1 % be IN unusually we'll inform.
q man IN the history OF his own
country. There was~no offer Of Lees
svora % Grant at Appomatox. after
he faahioa Of the pictures in the old
school histories Of the surrender Of
Cusuwalils ana Burgoyne. and the fact
has bean % repeatedly stated On the
hisAest authority. incjsdins Grant
Aiasssoi. tAat GAsre n no excuse for
ny Anssscan citisen who knows how
b rod, 10 be ignorant On the subject.
AZ ADponatox two sensible American
sos1ises, both Of whom heartily des-
pise1 Oelsnlation and cheap dramatic
s9eets. net 30 coaclude q business
tyaqeaceioo In . business way. Lee
~ % more thought OF Offering
0vant Ais svoed than he had Of offer
NJ him biz watch. and Grant had no
1850 thea&hA of demanding the former
l1an tAs httsS. When BAILEY gets b.
Dpeo q anAisoce that viii stand for
h, - says some very absurd things
4 tlDss. bat he fairly surpassed HIM
~ n TsviyinS ths silly Action Of
L. hnna1ng 1is sword 70 Grant and
- laetse nAgnanimously returning
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

Hon. John N. c. Stockton acknowl.
edges In an interview in The Aetrop-
oils Of last Monday that he has re.
ceived many letters and personal soil
citations from people all over the
State urging him to become . candi-
date for Governor. and says that he
10 giving the matter s$rioos considera-
tioa. Many psrsoas Who opposed his
candidacy for United States Senator
have voluntarily promised him their
support II he enters the race for Gov
een0e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

A Chicago judOs has ruled that
"ladies without escorts must not Ioiter
IN sslooos." Chicago IL getting very
particular.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

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- - tAs0e a0Dear
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- h1u0D - = -
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-28

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
JAPANESE CALL
ON THE GOVERNOR
OFFICERS OF VISITING SQUADRON
ACCOMPANIED BY CONSUL SAITO
PAID THEIR RESPECTS.

An official call was paid upon Cover
nor Carter this morning by Admiral
Tomioka and other officers of the visit
ing Japanese squadron. The call was
an official one. The following officers
were in the party: Rear Admiral S.
Tomioka, Viscount Hiroaki Tamura,
staff lieutenant; Capt. NJ. Nawa, Lieut.
Commander S. Saito, Capt. b. Yamaga-
ia and Capt. Kaneo Nomaguchi.
The officers wore white duck uni
forms, all of them wore swords and
numerous medals of honor were dis
played upon their breasts.
Chief Clerk Conkling met the party
at the foot of the stairs in the Capitol
building and escorted them to the Sec
retarys' office where Secretary Atkia-
son ushered them into the presence of
Governor Carter. Japanese Consul
General Mkt Saito accompanied the
distinguished party. The Governor will
later return the call.
The Hawaiian Band was stationed in
the band stand in the Capital grounds
and played the Japanese national an
them as the party arrived and also
when they departed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
IN THE SENATE
Continued from Page One.)

suming the roll of "Introducer" then
moved that the rules of the previous
session be adopted except that clause
which refers to the appointment of an
! Interpreter. This was amended to read
| that the assistant clerk shall act also
| in that capacity
a motion to appoint a committee of
two to wait upon the House and notify
that body of the fact that the Senate
is ready for business was amended up
on motion of Senator Dowsett to read
committe of three as showing more
respect. Senator Smith suggested that
the committee notify the Governor at
the same time, President Bishop re-
minded him that the custom was to
have a joint committee wait upon the
executive. recess was then taken to
continue until the call of the chair.
On reconvening Senator Coelho re-
ported from the committee appointed
to inform the House of the organiza-
ton of the Senate that the message had
been properly conveyed.
A motion was then made that
committee be appointed to notify the
Governor to the same effect.
Senator Knudsen offered objections
to the form and suggested a joint COM
mittee, The President said he was I'M
der the impression that a joint commit
tee was necessary but found he was
mistaken The committee that had no
tilted the House was then appointed to
wait upon the governor.
The following committees were an
nounced by the President:
Accounts-Knudsen, Lane, Woods.
observation-disclosures. Mccarthy Chill
ingworth.
Ways and Means-Dowsett, Mccarthy
Coelho
Public -Chillingworth
Knudsen and Kalama.
Public Lands-Hayselden, Wopds
Lane.
Public Health-Coelho, Smith, Dow
sett.
Jhdiciary-smith. Hayselden, Chill
lingworth.
Printins-LaneI Gandau and Nc
earthly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
JAPS WATCHING
FOR DESERTERS

Hundreds Of little memo warsmen
are ashore from the three vessel of the
japanese squadron in port. AT the
S. S. America Maru and the S. s. So
noma today were stationed petit Off
GERS from the squadron to see that
none Of the crews of the war vessels
left the island, deserving.
The squadron is coaling and expects
to sail for Fiji next Tuesday.
Some of the officers Of the flagship
are contemplating hiring automobiles
to appear decorated in the floral parade
on Washingtons birthday, Friday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rules-Gandall, Brown Coelho.
Neutrality-suspicious., Hewitt, Ma
kekau.
Revision-Brown, Hayselden, Make
kau.
Senator Dowsett offered resolution
to the effect that when the Senate adj
journs at the close Of any day it shall
be until 10 a. m. the next working day.
At 1850 an adjournment was taken
until 2 p. m when the message Of the
governor win be read.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
ENTERPRISE
BACK FOR FUEL
OIL HAD BECOME IMPURE-TURN-
OF HILO.

The Matson Navigation Companys S.
S. Enterprise, Captain Youngren, which
left Hilo last week for San Francisco
with sugar and fruit, entered this port
at 6 o'clock this morning from sea for
oil fuel.
Her fuel had become impure and was
not fit to burn. When $50 miles out
like a wise captain, her master put her
about for Honolulu. She is now taking
in new oil and expects to leave for
San Francisco at 6 o'clock this evening
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
THE WEEKS WORK.

If you tire yourself out this week
you may find satisfaction in knowing
that at Haleiwa you may secure the
rest you need. Next Sunday there VIII
be a golf tournament for a cup offered
by the management. If you play golf
you will have an opportunity to get
your name on the trophy. We wOufS
be pleased to have you spend a day
at this hotel where you will find cons-
fort and elegance combined 81 CLAIR
BidgOod. manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DE rur

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawai-.
At Chambers-In Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Charlee
\. Gault, intestate deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On Reading and Filing the Petjron
of Bishop Trust ompany, Limited Of
Honolulu alleging that Charles a.
Gault, of Waltham, Massachusetts diad
intestate at San Francisco, Cal, On he
18th day of November a. d. 1906. leav-
ing property in the Hawaiian Islaada
necessary to be administered upon, ara
praying that Auxiliary Letters OF ~
ministration issue to Bishop TruS8
Company Limited.
1t is Ordered that Monday, the 25Sh
day OF March A. d. 1907, at 8 O'Clock a.
M, be and hereby is appointed for hezs-
ing said Petition i'm the Court Ro0ua
of this court at Honolulu, at which time
and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause if any they
have why said petition should not ~
granted, and that notice of this order
be published i'm the English LANGUAGE
once a week for three successive weeRs
i'm the Hawaiian Star newspaper "a
Honolulu.
Dated at Honolulu, February lstr.
1907
(Sgd) J. r. DE BOLT.
First Judge of the Circuit Court Of tRs
First Circuit
Attest:
(SgdD L. p. SCOTT,