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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
8ab[ Mutis.

Die ldbrlide WobI Der 2IttiensS nhober
DER Sermnnn 9remin9 Co., fir e%rrDabluno
ppm heoen OIrettoren 9enonnter 6eielidatt,
lur oaS tommenoe Jabr. finoet am
utonta9 ben 2ten N:pember, 1908,
oormtita9S afpiiden 8 llbr uno IL nbr, in
Der Otfce Der 9rauerei in Sermann itoft.
aue V'it9lieoer iino hDi'i6It erIudt entpe.
Der perlonlin ODER burh SieQucrtrcter
lProrpl ild1 an Der SDobI gu betbeilieen,
Sm Anltra9 bes Sireftoriums,
Gmil 6. Sdudl,
Sefrefir.
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Stallion for Sale |

Sam Wilkes, the Roadster sired by Wag.
ner Wilkes, he by Simmons, he by Geo.
Wilkes dam a large bay mare 16 hands
high her dam an imported English mare.
Sam Wilkes traces directly back to Geo.
wilkes, one of the greatest SireS Kentucky
ever produced. He is a beautiful hay 16l
hands high, well nodded and in every res
pecte a model horse.
he has won ) first prizes at the Jonesburg
fair.
He is for sale at a reasonable price.
For futher particulars call or write.
JOHN WHITE,
JonSeburg, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
@uter @siunobeits , Rotb.

!, Wfs M ID 0auiion BON go. s79
@IlfOro ape can Sole, Gal., Iaot:
"Ser sfrib oes siedrtc gitter8 ais
eln ausemeinef oausmittel fiir aopf.
Der Sober
uno Sarme III 10 martuut, bas it
mld1 aeorunaen iubte Elm 9ort an
leinen Suulien e,uSuteaeu gum BeSiep
Sefi,iitaen pe'he Gbbitfe BON oieSeu
Srantue'ten inhen Gs IN mebr @e.
lnnoae't IN eiuer 5fai1e electric
Sttters ME IN ,raenb einem anb.rn
p'e ostannten Seilmittel. Inter
periaaft in Boiler Brps
apotbete. 30 cents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
q uftin n.

9er u'lter3etd)nete piro auT Ieiner Soru
Z Vte'len meitl. bon t6ermonn. am
8onnerltag, Den 10. Ropember 'OS
loiaenoes periobnIide ~Gisentbum auI 6ifent,
lid,er guttiou ~perfoufen;
3 GieI elmer 2k Sabre alt; 4 Gfibe cine
LriidlmeIteub; l Rino. trddtie; / Scffer; /
9inoer; / S~rasmGber; 2 Torm pnaen, /
Sirrn; l Sprins,uagen; l Sabmofd,ne; /
5ddIelmaihinc; l S:abIegee; i-3-ipdnrer
uno p lp6nuer Qilii9e; . ao,n.gTioe,
IL '4'iero G%uitipaior. . Gel, pieroeaeId,irr,
2 Saitel iopie ettuaS Sous uno Giid1en.
9etotb nnh piele onoere glriitel.
S~eoinqunsen. gIle Gummeu BON So unb
ipeii9er 9aor iiir 6r0Bere Summeu 6 glp,
note Rreoit 8e9en giote nit guier Sidlcrbeit.
Soute es am 9enamten Gaze reanen.
ltnoet Der Yerfaui am Iolgenorn ,Saaa
Itatt.
Simon pranbt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

- 5irf@reet. 9as S9id.
rtann'ide Bobnbaus ruirb burb Sar.
benanftriH uerih6nert.
= SRI. 2bereie @lOper, bon ct.
Souls, 1T bier bel Der 5amilie Senrp
9efe 81 8eiuh.
5rl. @arp peife 1T CUR 8eit
bel ibrsn Gnseborisen babier gu BE.
5rl. V nanba Rnttlemann, uuu
Stolpe. mar lebte @ode bier beim
5ris aattelmann su geiu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
5ddben DerbanSluns.


ReselmdBise geriammluns am q
ten Detober 1908.
SaS BrotOtoa Der lebten 8erIamm,
luna fuuroe nerleien unb auaenpm.
men.
YIN utonatlihen 8eitrdseu einaeu
elm; einiblieBlib bes Gintrittsaelbes
oun Serrn 1enrp 9ietsraefe $3.50.
5olsenbe Retnunsn purbeu er.
laubt, uno 5ur 3abluns aneeuieieu:
20. 6. &ueOieer fur SABINE, ss.15
8m. @berIin fir @anren, 47o
Serr Soiepb gtein ruurbe ourd,
perm Gbrit, @berlin oils Mitalreb
uOrgeihfasen.
9err Senrp 9ietarasfe tpurbe elm.
I'll mmi9 als Nttsfieb in ben gerein
aufaenOmmen.
Dag 5abnen . gonite tuurbe nod1
ent9e9eneenommenen Berihte nit
0anf e%ntlaiien.
5Ol9eno III bas &eiuttat bes bies
ldbrigeH Sabres . S8ieBen:
WunbniIer 5elir, ~ Mal peIduIz
len IA &inge; burdidnitt per sdus
10 1924 Rinse, @ebaiuie unb erIter
Breis 50, 90. Reumann Mihasl, l2
Ral seidofen 7l9 Rtuse; ourdldnilt
per ShnB 8 7ls72 Rinee 2ter greis
80. &uebl9er 5rant, II Tal ae,
l4ohen 997 &inse; 8nrbi9uitt per
9 7aslo2 &inee 9ter Sreis
aoeuer 5reo, l6 Wtut eeidDhen 937
hin e; ourhihnitt per sauB 9 70 90
Alter SreiS $1.75. @berlin
9nltaue, ii Mal eeiduGeu 63s
burdihnitt per Shus 9 #
5ter Brei8 81. @berlin
8m, II Ral seidOhen 9S3 Rinpe; g,
urbfdnitt per Sdus 9 65.Io2 2tnae /
'ter Yreis Sips. Rueoieer Com. !
g., Is Ral eeibofcn 739 &inae: /
'nr 9nitt per shuB 9 1878 &tnae !
ter Breis 500, RunbWiaer s. o.
Wtal seidOfien 9s2 Rinse; ourd. I
dnitt per SduB 9 5,54 @inue sler
Srets IS Gents. Sb.rIin gbrih, u
Jtal eeidpOien 643 &inae; ourdls
bnitt per S4us 8 81 70 Rinee 9ter
Srei8 IS Gents. 7
PER- SetiG WunopiGIer uuroe aIs
.'tisenf6nis fur bas tonmenbe Sabr +
9ierauf erfotste 8ertaeuna. 7
5rit9ane. e
Setretdr. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Sir tpunbe ssnse

sd babe eefunben baS 8udlen,a
arnica Salbe oaS ridriae Rittet III
sum @ebrauh fir rpunbe nse. eben
taus tir 5eilnne uon 8ranouunoen
@eihmire, Sbnitte, unb aue Sur
ten Sbarfunaen," itreibt Serr u.
stone uon @af Soluno, Maine. !
IT oas &ibtiae flr S6murboiben
yrobirt es! Inter @arantte Der.
tauft I'M Baifer Bros. Gpotbefe. rs
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
ahtui,e Sarn,er.

Sebt il Die bette Sett SbItbdume 3u pTIon.
6rn Wlod)t iest eIIre 8eIteIlunsen bel mir
ODER fommt nab meiner BaimIduIe uno
ipablt ielbit. gqe SbItbdnme iinb bier oe.
5io9en ilno gebeihen oeSboIb better ais ioI.
de Die ibr BON auspdriS be5iebt. Spredi
fir preiie.
w n. 3lae9er.
gIanb 1~lurSerp,
9lano, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

swiss. Die Gbeleuts
drioOlin S6inbIer ruelde Ibren sObn
In Dubuque, Soma, beiudten, finb
pieber bier.
sOrena Sus bate lebtsn Srei.
tas has @albear Elm Yeiu au 3 {.
den.
eowarb Ridsl baut auf Ieiner
5arm cine S9eans.
9beO. 8 5luetia mar Samaas
uno Spnntag In Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Sadet &arInren.

Verloren, Iebte Dod,e. auI benz Weoe
5piiden Dem SatrpIab unb Sernann Dis.
ttilerp, Elm Sadet. Der ebrlidbe Sinoer err
balt quite ge!obnuns inber Office b. gl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

otiUu WuNtItI btet
tens BON Der Rorriion 8ant In al
Rontaa BON elmer l~4.tdsiaen Ser
sniisunesreiie 5u,iideetebrt. Ser
Sos. epedbals periab mdbreuoer
feline SteQe. f
Safer Raltbrenn.r, BON 5rebe
ridsbure. mar 5reitae bier UNI iein
Shmefer unb ibren @ntten GuauI
Seli3, BON Dubuque. Soma, ruelt,
gum Sefud iameu, gu empfansen.
Die stabt peri&bnert Rd au
iehenss; iberaI neue 5arbenanhrihe
uno iOnitiae Gerbeferuneen tueld.
5Ortihritt uno 8Oblfanb anbeuten,
- Srib 8id tuelder Dor n ebrerer
@oten In ct 9 u:s Dperirt tuurbe,
titus NIT 8alfe zines StOdes lumber.
9eben. er iagte er Tonne niht reht
81 ardfien tomn1en, unb 1T bic @e.
bulb oieies friber 10 tbatis n Ran.
mes auf cine barte 8robe seaeut.
BaftOr Saedef, BON gotsbam,
retite am uerganeenen 6reitas mad
Brnirie Siig, No., UNI ba einen
amtsbruber iirdlid einsufabreu.
= aiieFer G~lbersnertb mar aus.
gangs Der Bohe bier.
Die neuen Raufleute gedmann
& @neelaee iuelGe ben Naeaelin
Bros. Store lbernOmmen, batten
Shreiner uno Nnitreitrr an Der qr.
belt uhO ridten iiu aud ionF prad.
tider Elm.
I'm. &eiubOtS bat ii9 einen
r&Ofs@ruiber" auseidnfft UNI Stein
ihla9 fir StruBen,pede unb audi
tir eementarbe i lief IN su fDn.
men. Die erube 5eliennano lints
am &iheanS Der Stabt bonn DEPOT
aus l'efert %UOrldpfis Oas aObmute.
rial.
Saitor Sermann, Der biSberiae
seelior9er Der bieiiaen 60. @emein
De, belt an lebten Sonntng feline ab,
ldteospreoiet nnb lit nat ieinem
neuen 8irfnrestreiie in Sadion,
vto, lberseiieoelt. SIM Beesua oe8
9ermunn uerIiert Die @emein.
De einen ttittieen uno umIibtiaen (
Bfarrer, bod sebt benz neuerpabl.
ten Seeliorser 8aitor 2ansi pel9er
BON &asto, 6rantlin County bierber
ebenia0s elm iol6er Ruf Dor. b
10 oaf benz Gem iu~beleben ourb S
Baftprenne6ie[ feline ginbuse il
6
Ter aaufmauu 8. 8, Obmaun, 8
ION pope, nno unier S,atiuns. N3en, d
osrr gunner paren lebte Bode in d
5t, 9oaiS als 3eueen uDr Der @raub. 6
5ur9 neld3 lebtere bic Siebf6ble un. d
erluchten bic bic i'm 8ieulte ber @i. u
enoabn itebenoen 8ueleuts perhbt y
@iner Der Serbufteten 81 b
snbnbner itebt felt 20 Sabren i'm s
)%lenlten oer GOmpanie, nnb fanb 6
ian Ia ben @obuuuaen Der Serbuf ol
ten Die tOfbariten Saden ;ibre Bei. Il
er einaen in Sammt uno Seibe oa, II
er. I'd
= &. 8. 8epfel, BON Sermann, g
'nr Wnntas in @sitdften bier. 81
9eanoer @rnf, uon 0ermann. i'd
ar ON Samit q i'm gerfderuuas. .,
nden bier tbdtia.
Sobn y. 8uih, BON Balbina. 8
m, befaub iid @Ontna bier. sr
Die G%anbioaten fur gouutn.
inter- bielten bier am Rontae abenb
u aroBer 3ab6re,iaaft NnIpraden.
6rau 9beu. @erritien III BON
rer geIuasreiie in aanins surud.
tebrt.
Grof. 6rant MtiGer mar gn oe.
1as Der BOhe in Ssrmanu gu BE. me
f.. ori
= Better @eraro, ot RuntruIe. alt
o., mar bieie.r Gage bier bein pl
hnieseriobn Jrans Rerteus ,u ga
iuh. INV
Senrb Stof, upn Rem oaoen, Or
II Samitng unb Sonntaa bier. rnr
: Setter Spfler uebit Samilie pei
ainn. beiuhte lebte 8ode ba vi
T leinen @effen Sranr @ertens. zen
CStI MoSa ~nL W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
0btume
W. G. Brinkmann
MO.

cine uoufanotae ausmnbl pnn llbren
stano' nno 8anoubren, uno Sumo.
len iOtuie 8rilen an pano buben uno
olitet oas Bublitum oieie 8aaren su
VS.. S. 8rtnfmonn.
NoebnS 0ebduoe, Morfiitrabe
y erm n, Wto
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
2u 8erfaufe,
5a per,aute,,

Sn o~ertauten; 80 Rub Sront nit sous
4S'mmer entbdItent 1T mir $500 au perfa,,.
Ien. Audb Yinno, Setfraen unb !oei,SSen
s%eiteauns onseiertist. aul
Nrs. Huin Reper.
Neit 3. Sirabe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
Neae an5etgen.
t. @dO9en gerlauat.

Ntebrere gidoden p~erIanat um in unIeren
Sotiltn 9 Department an arbeiieu
Stone SiI gDine 60.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30
The Object Of Life Insurance

Life insurance, unlike any other form of investment. mas
Tor its primary object protection in event of death during the
productive period Of life. 1t is therefore of the greatest i'm
portance that every known means should be adopted which
will safeguard such investment from fluctuations and dangers
which beset the usual business transactions.
The important question is not which company has the
greatest amount OF insurance in force or the largest showing
OF assets, but which company under any and all conditions,
by ITS own peculiar system, affords to the insured the greatest
security.
Policies Secured
The st. Louis National Life Insurance Company as oper-
ated under the laws of the State of Missouri, affords security
sued by the St. Louis National Life Insurance Company bears
upon Its face a certificate under seal and signed by the Insur-
ance Commissioner in the following language
STATE OF MISSOURI - Insurance Department
This Policy is registered and secured by a pledge of
bonds or deeds of trust on real estate deposited with this
Department.
Thus the State of Missouri becomes the Trustee and Gus
todian OF the funds of the Policy Holders equal to the full net.
cash value OF each and every Policy. Thus at every stage of
the contract, the insured is fully protected; somewhat analog-
Gus TO a national banknote, being secured by a deposit with
the Government of the United States, so a Policy in the St.
Louis National Life Insurance Company is secured to the
extent OF its full net cash value by a deposit of approved
interest bearing securities with the State of Missouri, the
Company being compelled to keep on deposit with the State
insurance department a sufficient amount to cover all its LA
biiltles by reason OF its outstanding policy contracts, and can
not Withdraw its deposit down below its liabilities, but must
at all times keep with the State of Missouri an amount srhc- {
lent to cover such liabilities hence the truth, Not how big. 4
but how good"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

~ MbOnnirt aaf Oas Sermanaer
8pltsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-30

DeWIIT,S s s::s;i.i:: WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For Piles. Burns. Sores
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
CURE FOR LEPROSY

Editor vening Bulletin:
] observed In the Auckland Weekly
News of July 30th, p. 80, the fol-
lowing paragraph, which may inter-
est some of your readers:
"A few. months ago DR.. Mason,
Chief Health Officer for New Zeal
and noticed that the discovery of a
new remedy for lcprosy had been
made by Professor Deycke Pasha, and
Immediately cabled home for sup
ply of the remedy, known as nastin
band. 1t is being injected under the
supervision of DR.. Upham. Since its
use has been commenced DR.. Mason
says II great improvement in the con-
dition of both patients is noticeable.
THE Maori youth particularly has
made splendid progress towards re-
covery."
There are two known lepers In
New Zealand, one white. the other
a Maori. AS the Hawaiians are close
ly akin to the Maoris, what will cure
one would doubtless benefit the 9TH
er.
The health authorities here will do
well to closely follow the result of
c. +. MAXWELL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22

the II II | letin states that the city
has "a miles of electric car lines, the
service the best; f25 miles of we'll
paved streets, two foundry and ma
chine shops, capable of making ex-
tended ship repairs. There is also Il
naval station located there.
The Blu ct n is truly metropol-
itan and reflects great credit upon
the publishers for their Yankee push
and enterprise.
The paper was sent to Mr.. Whor-
ley by an old Shippenburg boy, in the
person of William A. Gruver, now on
the Y. s. s. Kansas. one of our naval
bulldogs belonging to the armada
which is at present making its world
famous girdle of the earth. Mr.. CRU
Yer has served over three years in
the Navy, his enlistment expiring
early in June of next year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per NJ. N. s. s. Lurline. Weldon,
from San Francisco. Aug. 22-R. oven
and wife. Miss Pettis, l.. G., kellogg,
Mrs. Hackedorn, Miss /. ]. Girvin.
Mrs. NJ. Glib. w. Glib Miss Il. Glib.
Mrs. r. ID, Mead, maid and child, ]. C.
Campbell and wife. ID. Ross. For
rilo: Miss G. Peterson Miss a.
Holmes. Miss f. Hyde. Miss o. Hyde,
w. s, Ward. l.. Schoen, Mrs. Holland.
Per stmr. Mauna Kea, Freeman.
from Hilo and Maui, Aug. 22.- w. V.
Thatcher, w. ID. Alexander, DIR. N. ID.
Emerson, Mrs. Emerson. A. w. Emer.
son, Mrs. A. Eakle, Miss S. Bicknell,
Miss NJ. Moore( p. f. Gigson, Mrs.
Gibson, Miss T.. NJ. Spencer, Mrs. X.
White, w. l.. Howard. Rev. w. Fclmy.
| Mrs Felmy. NJ. Mingerode. l.. Abrams,
Mrs. Abrams, w. II. Hoogs, Jr., c. w.
Macfarlane. C. Livingston, Mrs. c.
Livingston. Mrs. Geo. C. Potter, Mrs.
n. G. Brouse. F.. White. Miss II. Her
bert. Mrs. Geo, Herbert, Mrs. +, Love,
NJ. A. Hastings. J. A. Freeman, Mrs.
Freeman. Mrs. F. Stroup. Master NJ.
Lord. Master b. Lord. Mrs. L. J. Lord,
q. r, Lumley. Miss V. Thornton, Miss
II. Brandon. Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Il.
Ballard c, Stevens, "A. Taylor, l..
Dunn, w Prestidge, Miss II. Jocelyn.
r. Butler. Mrs. n. Butler, r. Lowell,
O. p. Clemens, f. Ballard, C. Linkard,
Sasaki. Kanki. Takahama, Higo. X.
Abe. Fukuda. ID. Murakami. Kamiga.
wa. Obashi. X. Saito. Koyama, Y. Wa
shikawa A r Wakefield. +. I. Church.
Mrs. Ahapu Mrs c. e. Wright. Mas.
Ter w Wright, Miss X. Wright. Il.
| White. A. C. Maby. A. C. Bradcn. ]. f..
| Mcdonald C. uooys. M. Monsarrat,
C. n. Fitzpatrick. DIR. v. Norgaard G..
| Bartlett. p II. Isenbcrg. Mrs, II. |.
Lille. II. Il German. ]. Goldstone, N.
Harlan II. Bates. w Tines. A. AIwo.
hi, Miss +. Phillips, Miss L. Kalawe. J..
IK Nakookoo Jconp Mrs I.eong. Mas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
MASTER REPORTS ON .
JOHN ENA estate

The masters report on the supple.
mental and amended supplemental
accounts of the administrators of the
estate of John Ena was this morning
filed. Father II. Valentin and the
Hawaiian Trust Company are the ex-
ecutors under the will.
The executors charge themselves
with the sum of $7,224.45. amount
recc..sd on account of principal, and
ask u be allowed the same sum
which has been disbursed on account
of principal. John Marcallino, mas
ter. recommends that the accounts
as amended be approved.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
CAPT. CHARLIE RETIRES

Captain Charlie Nichols is passing
his final alohas among his friends to,
day. He does not expect to return to
Honolulu for time at least, he hay
ing reached the happy period OF sea
captains life when he is to retire and
get acquainted with the folks at home
Captain Charlie Nichols Is one of
the best liked commanders on the
Pacific or Atlantic Coast. He has
had a long and successful career at
sea which he closes, for the present
after service with the American.Ha,
waiian line. He comes from Saars,
port, Maine, the home of the best
sailors and commanders in the fleet.
ing American merchant marine
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
PRAISE FROM TROY
Troy IN. " Recordt

The Evening Bulletin
comes to us from fnr-off Hawaii with
a special number issued in honor of
the presence of the Fleet. Honolulu
and Hawaii are certainly making
long strides towards closer union
with the American people in feelings
as well az in fact. This evidence of
1t in the commemoration number of
the Honolulu Bulletin is espe-
cially pleasing inasmuch rs it will
cause throughout the whole country
a deeper appreciation OF the growth
In the American spirit in the islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Thursday, AUGUST 20,

$3.50 sNey' SNSSSsh -S'
SAN FRANC1SCO-Arriv Aug, 10:
Am. blk. Mohican, from Mahukona
SAN FRANClSCO-Sailed Aug. 20:
Am. Collier Saturn. for Honolulu.
Am. Supply SIP. Justin, for Honolulu
Friday, August Fl.
SAN FRANCISCO--Arrived Aug. 90
s. s. Texan. from Salna Cruz.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived Aug. 81;
S. S. Hongkong Maru, from Homo
lulu,'9 a. m
PORT HARFORD-Arrived Aug. 90
S. s. Lansing, from Honolulu.
KAHULUl-Sailed Aug. IS:
S. S. Santa Rita, for Port St. Louis
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived Aug. 20
Bkt. Coronado from Santa Cruz.
Saturday, August %.
HILO-Arrived. Aug. IS:
Bkt. Klikitata, from Port Gamble.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. Claudine, Bennett, for
Maui and Hilo, Aug. 81, 5 p. m.-Miss
Lulu Low. Mrs. Foster, W. NJ Bennett,
Robert Low, Bro Louis, Il. ]. Walker,
Cadet Puck, w. T. Robinson ana WI,
Miss Crook, Mrs. S. b. Randall, Mas
ter Randall, o. II. Sweezy, II. II.
James, Sing Yick and VT.
Per CA. S. S. Aorangi, Phillips,
from Vancouver and Victoria for the
Colonies, Aug. 22.-Mrs. Chas. Wer-
ner, N. Morris, Miss Stacey, Miss
Milestone, Frank Smith. w. Sullivan.
IL. Williams, c. +. Robbins, G. W..
Jones, j. W. Whitaker, A. Edwards,
Mrs. J. Kennedy and four children.
MaiCOck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
NEW YORK TIMES PLEASED
New York Timesl

lNeW 1ork 1lnleSI
Hawaii is isolated only physically.
The Atlantic Fleet Edition" of The
l. vening Blu lletin of Homo
lulu, comprising forty well-printed
pages, full of news, special articles
signed by experts and officials of the
Treasury and advertisements of
American firms, shows that when Ad-
miral Spcrry visited the island para
disc In mid-July its people were al
together cognizant of what things
are going on in the world, and of
their vital relation thereto. The
strategic value of the Hawaiian ISL
ands is enhanced by the educated
spirit, the enterprise, and the 10y
atty of their inhabitants to the home
Government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
PAPER FROM HONOLULU
Lshippenburg lPa.l Newsl

IShippenburg (Pa.) News1
We are in receipt of the Atlantic
Squadron edition of the Eveni in G
Bulletin, handed us by J. Ed
ward Whorley. of this place. The
paper is an up-to-date 7-column daily
sheet, the special edition consisting
Of forty pages The paper is printed
at Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. and
contains much that is interesting and
instructive. In speaking of Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
lURllNE IN.

The Lurline arrived this morning
from San Francisco with 1900 tons of
general freight. She looked low by
the stern as the hove In off port, G
days and IS hours from the Coast.
She brought no mails, having left San
Francisco with the Alameda.
~
THE MAUNA KEA got in on SEIZED.
ule time this morning from Hilo ana
Maui, with a cargo reported as fol.
lows by Purscr Pete Phillips: dog,
bag coin, / box chickens, autos,
"a mules, 4 horses. 5 empty wine bar
rels, barrels empty bottles, 10 bags
ava, II bags cocoa, II cords wood, ~
crates celery. 10 packages vegetables,
22 empty kegs, % barrels empty bot
ties. rs bags cabbages, 81 bags taro,
G5 bags bones, 294 packages sUndries.
IN
THE FOLLOWING sugar Is report
ed on Hawaii by Purser Pete Phillips
of the Mauna Kea: Olaa, 2l,l36: Wal.
akea, 300; Hawaii Mill, 5000; Wal
naku, lilo: Onomea, 10000; Pepee.
keo, 21,55O; Honomu, 1880; Hakalau,
1925; Laupahoehoe, $4,000; Ookala,
OUuU, Nuhdldu, ioOv, IIdildhuu, w.
900; Paauhau, 1855: Honokaa, 13,4OO;
Kukuihaele. 400; Punaluu, 9531; lio.
nuapo, 1914.
DUMMY" well known In the China.
town section here, who departed for
San Francisco some time ago, was
the cause of the slowing away of Will
lie Richard on the Alameda last trip.
Willie was brought back to port her
on this voyage.
THE JAMES Make was in the
new water near the harbor entrance
this morning making soundings, with
view to charting the water and open.
ing it for shippin~
10
ARRIVALS In the Inter-Island fleet
this morning were the Mauna Kea
from Hilo and Maui, the Helene with
cattle from Hawaii, and the Noeau
with sugar from the Big Island also.
~
AS WAS SUSPECTED, the Alice
Cooke, which was 40 days going from
this port to San Francisco, had a
rough trip.
Va
NATIVE BOYS gave fine exhibit.
ton of diving from high pile driver
this morning us the Aorangi was dock,
ing.
THE MEXICAN and the Arizonan
leave tomorrow evening for Kahuul
and HilO.
"A
THE BIG suction dredge went on
the marine railway this morning.
va
THE SCHOONER Rob Roy arrived
this morning from Pearl Harbor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
HONOLULU WEATHER

Temperatures-6 a. M, 70; s a. m,
II: 10 a. M, rs; noon, ST. morning
minimum, ~.
Barometer, s a. M, 1901: absolute
humidity, s II. M, 6.276 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity, s n, m,
SO per cent; dew point, S a. M. g.
Wind-G a. M, velocity 2, direction
E.; s a. M, velocity 2, direction s. E.;
10 a. m, velocity 5. direction N; noon,
velocity 10. direction N. T..
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
M. 90 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 1874 miles.
VIM. d. STOCKMAN,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22

Last quarter or the moon Aug. IS
Hawaiian standard time is ~ noul.
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that Of the meridian OF 10
degrees 80 minutes The time whist,
blows at 1880 y. m, which is the same
as Greenwich, 0 hours minutes. Sur
and moon are for local time Ior IN.
whole group.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
TRIAL OF JAPANESE POACHERs

Alaska 2-The o poachers
has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
GETTING BEHIND HUGHES

NEW YORK, N 21vice Presidential Candidate she
Republican
had decided the candidacy Hughes reelection
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
BRYAN STARTS SPEAKING

DIES MONIES Ia, Aug 21wiiam jennings the Demo-
principally with the tariff He is route to Chicago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
HOLLAND IS WAITING

THE HAGUE Holland Aug 21The Government taking
trouble
Deues
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
INDICT SIX RIOTERS

SPRINGFIELD, III. Aug 21lndctments returned
icitv
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-22
ITALIANS MAY ATTACK JAPANESE

SEATTLE Wash, 21.-Trouble
officials
threaten