davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Nom AltwrrOFu.

NO ann oas alauproeu be5tHmi
10y me.rg lls5ea @liliape-
OF tesn2 las tann do Sluen
Qau3 acrou= la3gH cdr A0altl
Damn. ipcaB Sure 9dagieu &5aen
ron san Ju 6ll, ooe bsGt penn 81.
Zen 3un 1tttu. ush rHaiiev nerlr
d,cru 0aB Sie pr3atgol 0asie1ga
un0 lusuey .IuHl1sr muroea 0as
.tliHBt eincm it 3itrlt reAi ii,bllh tl
sen Chgeu uto MAN faait ltb Hua
sod 0euput Ser uiaa ais SUI ig1tn0-
Lids Ra SdaWtUttC Bar FutataAe
.rjn aelaltu lA1t DIVE "auJeualuil
St4 ttaTdsuuA 0ousrt ltoQ6
.m5tHliH nttt llN3e [r3ta $3.50
.ittH 3hcn elm Nobo.0 1Hf SEX 31a,c
.O.r Hur ami 0ta gett1eltt al1 Ait
.Gortst noe n una ole# gWtJt 9rut
uou Ser 9tdie lducitg $40 us 0rt
ptsltl rcr9alien toaa m ota lUr
ul4 eriaiden. agHlu a agt lptg. tmg
rbtH ita0. 4tein HcJoto wsr cfi= Isl.
iti5tr NruoW StuOlo 0tr tdN
cimflal in eIaer cHsHerig7t lla
ijt 0aS lunle &oB an eHeW III len.
ahtgo NIT G3t5eu per1mrIts af'
a8h 8Wha}igt ma motic }stUgr
NlIdliul SD i,raubts mlt 91 tel.
oea. ,Sa nieHleu &aaren AM
rtfllA abcr Htbjlirtc lsb Ailo lulrt.
ilidl2 Swim 9legih f.s1t oir osigc
Ituoal1e}da.ieH febenas aareiBil 31l
@jt uie0c eS '0rit 9teism r~ci}gaogH
iuHaea Mteaiteu cnf1tisg 0.d5 3ug,
Ian3a sl bole2 aesr oas os4ltgtc
uHr Il ,aalt IBIS Der ]Hte SaEl1
wih III Sic Nohe sea-. SID waa.
utlse G'ltt1r t1u5i a}@ not ua.
ltrH Ea2 GgaebWR etf,s &e fa.
l5Hs uog 0ab iA mti1 1at oH
lca aeorN mat Ntm Sitg he A7uo
pQr ulcuen gie3gl - ct1fHs..E
llclt Is ua tltltea 81 'i,lts u'o
>eta.r 'tlala Wtsata Nl'
NHes3te ms ION a at 70.
1>l1fr,c
4sat,>ue neH it 70.
f4esr Ser idant,ite N
M #5eir TEN 2'u13aeH l
1921. Atr NaleaN. u s,h
it,gt rtur
1Hnags ai'hieas
rsB uas#rAt
t,t iat@ g
tct.aUgsr err yaa
u u,h Nj biii 3 9
@sh te1ia. In SIS
"faai rt3i-ts Na0
afS le Ngr Nn,
cSsilg
r.yn
tcf Asycnt
0>tg llalsta
treitcya less
H7N
g
gua N,
tSnaH a,s ms
nag H ter
9s8
@. wtr
!, Gin ooB 81. Eemr# AGRA.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
De- fernr &c.
Son Artbnr 9leIeer.

n IN mg0crgciIrr Sasl Sd Oeife
X iguer
Sn @chmut1 tUie gUobl elmer
an ieine ain0beif Denfen mag.
gsir ta5eR ibn gelcbt: @eitIeud
teno lag
8or ans 6ie 5laue Gee IN ielneni
Iitf
ItnS mir aaein IN GimeHein omtdt-
Gin 1ag oon Some mar Is! ZEN
@ciidt
@errict5 Sic 5reltse Bic oein 4'uno
9er1dauggeu
@erriet6 oas 8lid. als inns 10 rem
6gidlcrtt
sllh uni@ 1o5 gina biH 9lan leD'
ih mcit
SIN CIT i'm @ieere mener Groume
lie1eH,
Gin ferncs N1elIau0. uifo Oente
iciuer
sn 3}e5mutb iuie .uoA elmer
@n rgR aiuobeii oentt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

~t5en0ajein Doaen6eH fam. Es III uieI
beoaai mor0en non groBeH Sorifern
mo tieien Ienfern, Ob Die YilaH5en
unO glumen eine Seeie BADEN.
&enn lie cine 5aben ODER weHn nc
ielbit cine SeeIe iino, 0ann iiHo Il.
aeuiB sic allerempiinolI6iten una
ihon6ei. iebniudhgiiea Seelen oe.
Welt uno lei0en III iih 0arunhr.
nenn ie in 9aHoe geIangen, DE olels
Gf5n6eit in i6nen nihf oeriteBen
rSrauea un0 8lumeu baben 0ial'
leidf bei0e Oerih0iegene SeeieH. oic
nihf INNER o0er nur meHigen gfenf
idlcn qegenilbc 81 elmer ausorudst
idhiqfeif fommeH; brauen nelgen
0aiu uie sic 8lHmen, Come nn9
.2idt ~ inbeH. mogeH iie nun Ok
Come ielbii as ibr &ebens8iiid ai'
.ieben ODER Die Uitm6en .oie ibuen 0as
Slid ibres 2ebeEs iino. uno ans
0ieier aebeimen uno iiiaeH Se5BiuAi
Ser Jrauen un0 1lumen mag Is
fommen. SAB tie chamber 0eriteBen
uuO oaB sic 6raum 10 ei8en meidl
un0 imnOoa lddDeln, memn tie Blu.
MEN IN oeu @dn0en irageH ODER 8.u'
men piIe8eH.
Sie uiiien 8 aud, mas es beiBtn
.mit. iUgHu Elm Io0ier Oaiiegt, une e.
III ploBlif 8mfiden lBnei un0 oenl
Qebeu cine aroBe 0luit aufgeiban.
ioOaB ben ae6en0eu Dor ieiner aalte
graut mo tie ulht mebr mageH. ie;il
faltgs 6lcii6 5n b%erii5reu, penn OIL
QroBe Sfiae mo Jrem0beit yUlifen
Ben Io0ten un0 0eH gebcuoen lielt.
Gann piicn tie. mic bic 9Iumea.
sic tie ben Lo0ten geben, gleihiam
0as @inoeglie0 mer0eG 5wii6eH &c
ben un0 Io6. meil ibre Eeele ia 3uif
idjcn anoereH GiHgcu Dn3e!. un0
ser 0es Io0ien nld)t 70 ireFlo it, mig
Sic Secle Der le6enoen Wfeni6en.
Gle uiiiea. tuie ienc @1lte idpDin0et.
mo Der To6te Der sic 8iumgn traat.
nidlt mehr 10 ircm0 un0 fait uHo
jcni.is aacs 9eritebens 1T, ais 3u.
nor. Gas wiien tie mo tie mlilen
ana. parum Tie nun meiter immcl
mie0er @lumen aui Oas Grab plan.
zen un0 Die 8lumen NIT ibeuen, DIT.
i|duuieaenen @dnoen a%driiAren, ais
0adlten Iie babel Den 3oOien einJ
3drilIdfcit 5u gc5eu. un0 tie 0cn.
fem 6aB sic ieinen @ur3eln Ser Blu.
me fici in oie er0e e%in0ringeL mil
ihre @eoanten un0 Sic @0rte. bic #.
niht mcbr ipreheu f0nueu. Gle guii.
len es aud. mas Is beiBen mid. au'
u%ebcrn0cr 60ut un0 iiebern0en 2ip.
pen Sic fiiblen 9tiit6nbIdttcr 8u fib.
len uu0 0en 3uit Der 9lumcit 81
afhmeu. wem riugsumber Sic 2ui.
ihuen son 0a9 at9utea ucrleio5.
m0dte un0 idHUer geidtti8t lit uol
alien Euuiieu mo Sun0cn mo Gel
0euidmilen Scr er0e. 5ie miiisn
0aB tie Damn 3u Dem Init Der 9ii,
men ilidicn. Sic miiien audl Del
es 1tnae 6ibi guiihen 3Uei 9l2n
.idcn sic iih nid1t mtsipreAen laiicr
un0 Ste ur TIT BEN 9lumeH mi.
cinoa0er re0n oiirien ste elm N2euid
sem uoeru brinai neil ne cine SIR
icre mo ~leiiere Sprahe boben al.
Die Sprahe Ser Nlcniheu ieiu fam
0arum b0ben 0ie 6ranen Elm ei9e
mes tides 9ahein meuu iie @luu'l
In Der San0 baben nn0 glumel
| piieaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
pIamOsrei.

Tie meiiten 9lenihen. b%eion5ers
nber mei6lidcn &eiel. ideueH ialt
nidi 10 ie5r, als allen 80 lem.
auc5 mub TIT @eieaihait aniernonl'
men sper6eL Sci IS Sin @ang III oie
Sta6i. nm @aiorgunaen 81 nader,
iei cs iel6it Hur EN- eniader 0ehHo'
baisiDmirqonl 80 A0em mo Sc
Sem miro mit1noltt Derabreoet
o0cr BIN un0 her aeitriebei, biS emo
lid JaQ un0 Stuu0e paBt es mare
IA gnn3 uR0cufbar 1lh etH a.elo
einutol oIlcin nur ndh ieineui eiae'
ueH 8eidmad SO fauien ooer aar IN
G6caler aucin iten }i miHlen.
5d5fi Oielg atn0gt briuBen es
fauE, iertia. i9rc SbuiorbeIten aiiein
onmfcytiaen. IA muB crit itliali
Elm 2amcga0 ans Ser JiaA5dridlalt
terbci3caolI lueroen: mo mas o0beI
fir ote arbeiteu bsraustommt tdnn
man flo ludi Doriiellen GIN iolde5
ano luIre Nh iebr idnDcr an ernlte9
Mrbcitrn tm0 an t%ieiere5 Jlab0enfen
gap0bneu. 0eun b|eiin0iacs 8ulam'
meHiem NIT @HoereH Derilaht u'o
%berleuoei Hniere sHafte
en elmer famille oie llidlih mo
irie6lih lcbt. idut ia 0as Aaeinleln
ltou noH iclbii tort. ob8lttB es aud
bier fir Sic eiu3elnen 6amilieunit'
alie0rr mini6enspeytb mo eripri5B'
lih mare, ob uuo 3u eiHmal Elm pnir
Gtuubeu fir IT'D alcin ]n oerlebut.
las gejiammeHiein idmedt oanod
nod cimim 70 'iiB
Rad liebem um3ang uno aureaui'
benz glericBr iebncn AMIR nns Dobl
aae 4ber mit WllB ioa man I'm.
qana plegen. 6eun lelbit NIT Den
bgitem 1reum0cn iaat elu iietcs @ei.
iammenieiu bal9 liitia Wlan ermli'
hei iih 8elaiciti8. man lanJDcili
ildl. ie0enialls bdiie man oiele ,3eil
iparcn un0 oi1 1iieliherea Gauea'
ben tounen
Gie OF fommt man abGelponni.
n%naeo5et fpobl aor Uerdr8ert aus
elmer @cie1ihait betu. gllc aibmei
mon aui pie0cr alletn IN leinen oicr
QiGblen su ieiH. irei BON allen
9pandl "a Wiele flagen tets iibel
Mlanael an 3eit Sle funoeH tauHl
Mhife. cirmal enen ouSiuhrlihcrcr
Qriei an idgeiben Elm aiites Wudl 30
Icien. aaes muo im 6luge ausae
iihrt 9larum g9eil 70 iehr pisI
8eii NIT 8ihistbuu. init u%nn0tblaen
6tidhlen perbradi miro llne mt
herrliM tit cs. 1fuiiieH Ser Ralll
aueiu I'D ieiu sem @adieu mo 3'ey.
ben mo SEN tduiea0 Stimmen 0ei
als so Ialuhenl
stam mon oas mohl In 1r9Bore
weicuiHaft2 Siam uian giulebr il
iih ielber bagieu. weun HRogrt un'
Rieu es red io liebe W'7aiben babe
inSR
gait idion c it, nat iolhen Il
ser Gmimufcit bHlc5ien hr0ei
mIeoer init augeu Srcuu0eH }uilai
mru 3a itinl A}tt an0tr it unie
1eufen a%eporotui 0.cnlidt gliHl
id}e iRo uor ans 1blc'aHen &t
aaben Is a%eleri mn geritaH0ru MID
sur ot univ el3euee eraeuleio 81
oeHica iou0crn an Bic tut1c Q8tti
lmo Saaati tt lianagH llHo uat
8seisu ilfahlt 0tsie Naattrung 5uH
aNteea uulcfer llu3ehuna ans.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
uOm Franen nno BInmen.
@on " etdcE

&C. tyalcn acrnc 9lnmen In
~ aen Nsratu uua bGommeu
3 eiltHs .agas 3aae. meuu is
oui Ste 9b.gen iAausH eaer &.awen
pile5eH Us W tua esiogocye It.
heinie 9e3lg2uu5 YciAea Erauea
mS @lumen eae Ncl.cauga. ot
ale belaallaeA aN caA alrs mlbe.
tunBs oit Tie NlipVta 'no taHe0
ein 9~laaealieo Hn,'tsn yegen au9
Res Dem ie ID o'gtt H39e ridden
uno oitgr mN aaW eH uuiien
ar &lansH {ne taHtr gets taea
5ntid'e3 oe8 par8,e-u SIS elr,l rs.
otter iteael o1 9.4u8cH imo t5gtl
ia ihren 8atrsH gult iief tsrcua
menH lie ctr'an ltno aeo iA Uat
OcmeieH itaufn
Sc entr st 2tauU Ser Stal
luaroe iat ,irttsr ura Nsrtltfgl
&ilrfs oci,- gtHt ltf wurac
S"isrNaasrr eaitt rinse 81.
ibaule ntt msi Bgagea ~
eataler gs1tH a1f Gd1a 5tslta2t.
ucn @att1trfcaag .aao Acti.
ess tngs Ngc it >a 1f gsGng
oegu H 9e as iag 81.
hte seer Httt Ht wcl..s vic.Ht'y
tire citesga tHo ss.t b. >t1 t'.,alel
hoeeH aHa t,rts s.etu e~5s>1nttu n
oar glrt eIa rt uit fc Nfto
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Rrrerret.

ais 9e6rerin mr. aunititiderei
DurOa 6rallein 5oa Seliger, oIe
Shmagerin Oes 9oloHialitaatsiefre-
tdrs, mad Rem gorf beruieH. Sic
mar bis6er am Goniglihen S1inltg,-
merbemuienm in Berlin tbatig unD
ioa MN in Gem gorf cine Sdrule
nah3.rIiner @uiter enurifteu. (SIn
SoIf, cine StHIe)
Ter booiife 6abrifinipeftious.
beriht ipridt iif iebr giinltig Iber
Die erfa9rrmgen nit meIbliden Auis
iiht IN ben 6a6riten aus. Snsbe-
ion0ere wir0 Die 6bdtigTcit Der 6d-
brifpiiegerinneu IN elmer Sbofola-
benz ur0 in elmer @elaiineiabrlt ais
mBeror6entli@ eriolgreiA geldll'
bert.
3u Sen @ablen fir Oas ange-
meine 8unoesparlament pareH IN
Iuitraliea 11t4.fS7 mdnnIihe uno
$685. meiblihe @dbler aualifi'
5irt. Bon oieien iibten 62S,135
Wdnner uno 1908 6rauen i1r
8obIreht audi Dirflih aus. Die
8ablbetheiliaung eriteint bel bei-
ben @eihlehtern MIR mdbig (sirfd
81 Rro3ent reip. IA Gro5ent), bod
lit 0as Snterelie fir oieie allgemei.
men &ablen (6eoeral 8ote) ltets &C.
ringer ais fiir Die @ablen 5u BEN
%arlamenten Der ein8eIitaaten.
Der critic DeibIide So3ent an
elmer oeuti6eH SohitnIe miro 6ralt.
lein Or. @liiabetb Atmam-8 ottbei-
ner in 6ranfhurt a.. 81. iein. Die
befannte So3iaIpolitiferin, ole li6
ourd ibre StuOien ii6er Die @upper.
tbaler Scrtilinouitrie un0 sablreihe
anoere Arbeiteu befannt gemadt bat,
miro on Ger Mfdnnbeimer Snnoels-
bohiduie @orleiungen aus Dem @e-
biet Ser So5ialpolitif balten. Sir 0as
fommenoe @interiemeiter bat tie ein
&oaea iiber Die ArbeiteriHnenfrage
a%ugetiinOigt
@orIdauer 9ldtter meIoeu, oaB
0ie Oortige 6%efannte Sdn5erin Diarie
3utfoUsfd nit @lls5eihuuna oos
qbiturienten Gramen beItanOen bat
.ln. 'heabiihtigt. fih 0em iuriitihen
StuOium SIT ipiomen. 6rdltlein Hut-
foiusfa. sic ldngere 3eit 0titglieo oes
@orihauer 9anetts mar, 3eidnet lid
Ourd @ra5ie, Sh5nbeit uno @nmutb
ans. 0os Stuoium mar fir tie fem
SinoerniB BEL ser Nusi6ung ibres
@eruies. Sie tonste bis gum abitit.
RUM un0 0ieaeidt miro iie aud nab.
ren0 ser llniperiitdtsituOien tan5eu.
9ieier SAL oon 6leiB uno ausOauer
Oiirfte pobl in Ben gInnalen Oes Bal
let's ein3ig oaitehen.
Cine neue meiblihe geamten.
fategorie iduf Oie Sam6urser Be-
bor0e fir @olfsidulpeien 0urh Die
Grnennuuq elmer 9eiterin oes 8aus-
nirt6ihoftlimen ltnterrihts in Den
Samburger goGsihuIen. 6rduIein
@intber, Die AM oieien 4oiten beru.
fen mur0e, itebt ieit einfgeu Syobren
ser pom Sambnrger 9ausfrauen.
pereiu g~esriinoeteu n5ahiduIe fir
9ienitm1ohen~ Dor, in Der ungefdbr
so Sdiilerinuen in S~abresfurieH
einen ipItematii6en llnterriht in
Ebeorie un0 9raris ser SausboIts.
fun0e erbalten. Ole grnennung lit
ais 6eoeutiamer 6aftor in Der @nt'
Uidelung un0 9eraagemeinerung oes
obIigatoriihen s-uuter'
ridts in Sen Sumburger @olfsihu.
len 81 betradten, Ser 0 ungefabr
smei Sa5ren oeriudsneiie in swei
S6uIen eingefiibrt Duroe uno ou'
mdblih AMI 80 Biz 40 Sdulen aus
su0ebnen iein mir0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Slid nnS 1insIad.
Son Cite @romber.

mas fir 0as RirS iein Spie5glu
III. o,ls 1T Fir Sen errpatieuen 9Psn.
ihen 0as Slid. @ei:st CT Is l3ulgr
ais crtra5eR fam e pre6itt 81
an i6n hcrll,rt. mot'te ieiae 3uiam.
men ssung fenncn lernen 5e5anosli
Is aro5 md mltt e ieBl.h ent
sna ur0 tats aotasr osaft erj
&c mar ooh eiae ib5ue Sa5e
Gas liza.af csru5srt ouf SCI
eire HnS aai Ser onSs
rem Se.,e
e q III Rian1nS SAT
auqe r LIST. unS
an einG ihrepea
Sic III ME NEAR Der.
ss n oieGrtt rah eiuss
n. SEP -aasa @or perm
eftlsen Ercel osi6sA
ocy S1es aut rlahs
G menus RsM uA Ierassr
Ns osSgsaa Sss1a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

reurs Rsh pA, Ieussn
.Sts 5saasa3 Saza
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

ann cas- alNUeroeu beBlHpi
melng l,s5eH Nlilidgpe
ltern2 las tann l0 5aHen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Ser boOiide neutrality-suspicious..
beriht ipritt iid iebr gimtig iiber
Die erfabrmgen nit meIbliden AuT'
iiht in ben 6a6riten ans. Snsbe-
ion0ere wirO Die 6bdtigIcit Der ga.
brifpilegeriuueu IN elmer Shofola-
benz nro IN einer @elatineiabrIf ais
auBeror0entli@ eriolgreiA geihil-
bert.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-28
OKOLEHAO IN
MANOA VALLEY
FEDERAL RAID MADE YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON RESULTS IN A
CONSIDERABLE CAPTURE.

Deputy Collector Ralph Johnston, OF
the Internal Revenue Office, assisted by
Police Officers Luahiwa and Stephen
Parker, and License Inspector Fennell,
made a raid yesterday afternoon about
$3.50 o'clock up Manoa valley, and cap
tured a Japanese and his wife and a
large lot Of distilling apparatus. The
party was armed with a search war
rant and discovered the oEolehao plant
in the residence of a Japanese named
Fuji Kujima. Besides a large still
which was seized, two 80 or 40 foot
tanks containing a large quantity OF
mash were found, besides a lot of emp
ty demijonns.
This morning Kujima and his wife,
Fugitache, were arraigned before U. s.
Commissioner Hatch for hearing, but
they waived examination and were
bound over to the next term OF court
on bail Of $1,000 each which was fur
nished by some of their fellow coun-
trymen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-28
KUH|O'S WORK FOR
HAWAII IN WASHINGTON
VARIOUS INTRoDUCED-rHE ATTORNEY GENERAL is oP
POSED TO HAVING AN ADD TIoNAL FEDERAL JUDGE HERE
HAWAII DELEGATE PLACED STAND
COMMITTEE

EDITOR HAWAIIAN STAR:-The
The removal of many of the House
committee to the new Office building
of the House of Representatives has
delayed the general beginning of COM
mittee work. The Committee on Ter
ritories, of which Mr.. Hamilton is
again the chairman, is just getting set
tied in its new quarters, and will hold
its first regular meeting tomorrow; at
that time beginning will be made on
my bills, and they will be pressed for
hearings as rapidly as possible, al
though Alaska and New Mexico are
each demanding the first time of the
Committee.
The House Committee on Immigra-
ton have given us encouragement by
their prompt action in favorably re-
porting Col. Hepburn's bill permitting
Hawaii to secure European immi-
grants. Mr.. Hayes of California sup
ported the bill in committee, and will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-28

BILL CHANGED
HOUSE COMMITTEE ADDS SEC
TION TO KEEP CONTRACT LA
BORERS OUT OF AMERICA

Copies of the immigration Bill
amendment to permit Hawaii to as
sist in bringing into the Territory Eu-
ropean immigrants prohibited at pres
ent because of the contract labor law,
were received by today's mail from
Washington. Gov. Frear also. received
notice of the approval of the bill as
introduced by Congressman Hepburn,
by the House Committee on ImmlgrG-
ton The Committee, however, added
the following section to the bill in ap-
proving it:
Section 3.-That nothing herein
contained shall be construed to admit
to any port or place of the United
States on the North American conti-
nent any alien VINO is inadmissable
under the provisions of the Act ap-
proved May 20, 1907"
"The bill is designed to permit to
get some of the needed laborers from
desirable classes OF Europe" said
Governor Frear (which we otherwise
would never get, for unless they are
helped to come, they never get across
the United States mainland but are
absorbed as by a sponge. There is
nothing in nature of a contract pro-
vided for, except that work will be
promised them, but they are in nc
wise bound to work in any particular
place, nor in fact to remain here {
day after landing If they do not wisl
to-"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-28

call it up in the House on behalf of
the committee.
The fact that Col. Hepburn intro
duced the bill gave it prestige in the
committee, and will undoubtedly give
it strength when it is considered in
the House. The value of having the
support of House leaders for our meas
ures is thus again made evident.
After a number of conferences with
Secretaries Strauss and Garfield, by
Gov. Frear and myself, l have intro
duced a bill to permit OF passenger
travel on foreign ships between Ha-
waii and the mainland; the form OF
this bill has been approved by both Of
the secretaries consulted.
1t was first proposed to include per-
ishable goods in this bill, to make pos
sible the transportation of fresh fruit
on all steamers; when however it was
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THE IDOL
FALLEN
EVEN THE COMMITTEE OF Ten
NOW SEEMS TO HAVE FOUND
OUT WALLACH.

The Committee of Ten" will hold a
mass meeting at Aala Park on Satur-
day night at seven-thirty, to inform
the public of the work that has been
done by the committee relative to the
Wallach matter, and to announce that
the committee has been disbanded, as
Wallach has positively refused to ac-
cept a chance to test his powers.
The following letter was sent yes
terday afternoon by the chairman Of
the committee:
Honolulu, T. H., Jan. 9th, 1908.
"At 4:05 o'clock p. m.
"Mr. L. p. Pinkham, President, Board
of Health, Honolulu, 7. H.
Dear Sir:-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your COM
munications of the 2znd and 25th IN
slant, and also the receipt of the GER
titled copy of the Agreement as drawn
up by the Attorney General. In reply
I beg to state that I have been unable
to produce Mr.. J. Lor Wallach at your
office this afternoon at or before Z
O'Clock for the reason that he has alb
solutely declined to sign said Agree
ment in its present form. Yours very
truly,
"JNO. G. LANE,
Chairman, Committee of Ten"
TIE following is smother letter show
ing a final effort to have the test"
made:
Territorial Board of Health, Hawaii.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Jan. 25, 1908.
John @. Lane, Esq, Chairman, Com
mite Of Ten, Honolulu, T. H.
Dear Sir: I received a call from
Continued on Page FiYe.l
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ana rzfs, following talk of Brenchley
himself to the effect tnat he would wed
Mrs Dietrich as soon as a divorce had
been obtained.
Although the wife of a millionaire
Mrs. Dietrich is herself worth $S,000,-
OOO She is young and pretty and
comes from Virginia.
Brenchley is OF irish extraction and
an expert at handling the ribbons.
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a%4#4##+%#+++++% . : + = : {
AN ENTERPRlsING MERCHANT

X. Yamamoto is the biggest importer
Of Japanese goods IN Hawaii Every
steamer from the orient (tramp or
passenger) brings him the largest ship
ment consigned to one firm. BY get
ting his goods in large quantities the
freight and other charges are greatly
reduced which enables him to undersell
all competitors.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-New York S
most fashionable set are all excited
and gossipping over the alleged elope-
ment of Mrs. Alfred e. Dietrich, a mil
lionaire's wife, and Harry S. Brench-
ley, a riding master, recently in the
employ of Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
Despite denials the fact remains that
both went abroad on the same ship
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The Department of Commerce and La
Dor is still working on the system Of
regulations proposed by Japan for
limiting emigration, and suggestions
for the improvement of the code are
being drawn up.
ut is not apprehended by the State
Department that Japan either will or
can engage in war, although alarmist
stories continue from time to time to
gain currency.
THE fact that the torpedo flotilla
will accompany the battleships from
this time on is regarded by many ma
val officers as significant that Admiral
Evans scents trouble ahead and wants
to have the torpedo boats at hand
when passing through the Magellan
straits, an inland passage, where the
greatest oanger of attack is appre-
hended." ~
NEW YORK, January 1S.-A special
to the Journal from Washington says:
"The War Department has ordered
that the Government powder planV
near Dover, Delaware, begin, within
ten days, to manufacture powder a,
the full capacity of the WORKSHOP
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CHURCH ON
mob HILL

(AssOcidted Press Gable 10 The Stdr.)
SAN FRANCISCO January 2S.-The
Crocker Block, one of the most valu-
able residence blocks on Mob Hill,
which before the fire was one OF the
most fashionable districts of the city,
has beeh sold to the Episcopalian
Church. The price has not yet been
announced.
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The above dispatch is of the same
date as Secretary Woods cable to
President Morgan of the Chamber OF
Commerce that the President was to
send special message to Congress
urging Pearl Harbor appropriations.
Continuing, the same dispatch says:
Notwithstanding this, there is de-
clared at the State Department to be
not the slightest danger of war. There
seems to be no urgent haste in return
ing an answer to Japan's latest note.
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OFFICERS ENTERTAINED.

(ASsocidted Press Gable to The Stdr.)
BUENOS AYRES, January 2S.-The
officers of the American torpedo fleet
were received here today by the Presi-
dent.
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INTERMENT ON MAINLAND.

The relatives of the late James A.
Low have decided that the interment
of the remains shall occur on the main
land, the body being taken to Califor-
MIA in the S. S. Korea, February 8.
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FROM A NOVA SCOTIA PUBLIsHER

- ~ - ~ IA CD~AoAAAAAes
Mr.. H. G. Harris, publisher of the
Advertiser, Kentville, N. s., makes the
following statement: II have used
Chamberlains Cough Remedy for my
self and family and find 1t to be one
Of the best medicines for coughs and
colds that ever tried" For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co. agents
for Hawaii.
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POPULAR PRICES

hold good at the Alexander Young
Cafe. First-class meals served there at
same prices others charge for poorer
quality.
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BIG FRISCO
ARMY DEPOT

(Associdted Press Gable to The StOr.)
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2S.--A
great Army depot is to be establish
ed at Fort Mason, on North Beach,
this city.
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CARDINAL DEAD

PARIS, January 2S.--Cardinal Rich
ard died today.
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DRESS GOODS FASHION

has five great leaders. See them on
display at Sachs, Fort st.
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Best cup of coffee in the city. New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-28

New England BAKERY candies are
nourishing and delightful. Try them.