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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-22

Illinois is half wet aud half dry.
Those were exactly the proportions Of
an old fashioned grog.-Noriolk Nir-
ginian-Pilot.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-05-22

See Fleming a Clark's new spring
line of clothing before buying sun.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21
t~irCditcCOllrt
Opens Term
Grand Jury Completes Work
in Short Order.

The March term of the C<srit
Court began its work promptly at
ten O'Clock on Wednesday March
the 18th with Judge \. \. Kcpoikai
presiding
Chester A. Doyle was sworn in as
japanese Interpreter and w. J..
Coelho as Hawaiian interpreter
while Alfred Henry the old negro
Porto Rican viii explain in English
what Is said by the Potoricans.
The jury men were examined by
Deputy Attorncy-General William
l.. Whitney Among the questions
asked by the deputy was whether
the jurymcn were residents of, Oahu
County. This caused a smile and he
was corrected by his Honor.
The Court asked the Attorneys
present if any of them wished to
challenge any of the iurymcn.
The Court read his charge to the
jury outlining their duties. The
charge was an ideal one and free
from those features that character
lied some of the charges in the past;
charges that caused intense feeling
without producing results.
George O. Cooper was appointed
foreman Of the Grand Jury.
During the first few days Of the
Courts session number of cases
were disposed Of by request Of the
Attorneys without a jury.
On Friday morning the Grand
Jury made its final report.
Five presentmcnts were made and
three indictments were returned.
They were Territory Of Hawaii V
Benito assault with a weapon etc.
Tearitory of Hawaii V Sato assault
with a weapon etc. Territory of
Hawaii Igaki Rcotero murder first
degree.
No indictments were found against
sam Johnson of Lahaina who was
charged with manslaughter nor
against Threneto Panito who was
charged with assault with a weapon.
The Court excused the jury until
called in order to be in a position to
again call the jury in cas- an r.ar-
gcncy should arise.
The trial jury will be q. .r.-', p 'Xt
week. At which time w. VII I've
a moge complete account t he
work of the session.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21

Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No, rs thereby authorizing the
construction of the Resolution of
Belt Road from East Bank of Ma,
liko Gulch to Main Road toward
Pauwela, District Of Makowao, and
moved the adoption of the same.
Seconded by Mr. Haia and carried.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No, III thereby authorizing the
construction of the Relocation of the
Paia -Makawao road from the foot
of Kamole Hill opposite old Grove
Ranch House to Makawao Court
House, District Of Makawao, and
moved the adoption of the same.
Second by Mr., Haia and carried.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. rs thereby authorizing the
construction Of the Relocation of the
Belt road from Kuau to Maliko Dis
trict of Makawao, and moved the
adoption OF the same. Seconded by
Mr.. Haia and carried
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. 10 thereby authorizing the
construction OF the Relocation of
II
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21
War Talk Is
Sheer Folly
Much Damage Being D0ne
by SenSaliOnaIiStS.

Honolulu, March 1S:-"I never
saw town more anxious for scare
talk that this one is" said a bust
ness man this morning. First all
the labor is going to leave the
plantations; then it is something
else; and then it is the Philippines
or Cuba that will ruin the Islands
always some hullabalo.
FINALLY, finding they can't hurt
business any other way, the war;
talk is started. What | want to
know is, What's the use?
"What's the sense in getting the
town stirred up by putting a slnist-
er Interpretation on every move
that is made First, we howl about
the Fleet rot coming, and then be-
cause the Fleet is within hailing
distance and constitutes a guaran-
tee against war, the fakirs and the
rumdrologists of the town play the
fool, and talk more war.
"Thank goodness, the Islands
will be safe when those twenty
marines and the tug Iroquois get
back. Every sensible man> knows
that if there were any real threat
of war, the movements of the mill
tary authorities and naval authori-
ties would take on a very different
character.
Here is this enlargement of
Fort Shafter A few months ago
there was howl going up because
the appropriation was not being
expended to enlarge the fort. Now,
when the department gets into ac-
ton and starts to give the town
what it wants and what the army
reeds, the war-fakirs Immediately
begin to wonder when war will be
declared.
"The foolish talk bids fair to off
set the good Hawaii should gain
from the increased work for the ac-
commodation of troops and proper
Notifications.
"Why not take the things that
are coming our way to help bust
ness and cut out the foolishness of
war-talk that hurts business.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21

ernor to get larger grounds for the
children that they might have
grounds for their play
She ended her address by a re-
quest that the Governor declare a
holiday in honor of his visit to the
school.
The Governor addressed the
school and spoke in the highest
terms of the work being done and
the neat appearance of the grounds
and the children.
He said the school building was
one of the finest in the territory
but he recognized the tact that the
grounds should be larger and pro-
missed his support in the effort to
have the grounds enlarged.
Continued on Page o.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21
KIBLING GETS THE
MAUNA kEA
Sugar Makes Big Advance .--HiIo Grand Jury Re-
turns Nine Indictments Bandit Sontag is
Pard0ned.- --HummeI is Released.
ESPECIAL TO THE MAUI NEWS. :.

NEWS
Sugar SO deg test 45625 Beets lis
YORK March 2O-The number of deegaes TO the Demo-
cratic convention is o be restricted.
Sugar is still advancing Refined today.
HONOLULU, March 2OThe tonight on her
trial trip She will accommodate $50 first passengers
have 10 men in the stewards department besides barkeeper
ad of George Beckley retired
persons booked for the MONGOLIA There is room
70 but
The fleet will bring its and potatoes
Jockey McAulf and wife and by the
mix up last night No damage done.
BERLIN March 2O-In battle between German explorino
expedition and otentots the German Commander many
killed
NEW YORK umme was released from prison
today after serving three years.
Madam Gould Yesterday from France There is much
gossip regarding her and count Sagan
SACRAMENTO March 2Osontag the bandit has been paroned
and released from prison
PITTSBURG dangerous floods in the rivers here
utsiding
PORT AU PRINCE, March 20-The City is tranquil and the
danger of massacre is diminishing
IlO, March 19The Grand Jury found nine indictments 2
against Gundefnee for embzzent the first de.
against japanese for ubonaon perjury against Japanese
for selling liquor without against Japanese for assault
with weapon eminenty and obviously dangerous life against
Jap and
HONOLULU March 49, George Becev does not oct the Mamma
Kea The directors dissatisfied
Harris formerly of the Woodbury. may navigate transpacfc
yacht
wireless record for Hawaii messages were received
at Barber Point from the transport Thomas when she
distant.
WASHINGTON March 19-Ibea has appealed to the United
States for protection against France.
The Monongahela destroyed while at Guantanamo
whore she was stationed.
PARIS March wife are The centers of scandal
Abor counsel for McKee, charges Mrs Mckee unfaihfuness
and names Lord Roslyn correspondent
GUAYAQUII March 19-Pague is increasing with alarming
ad buildings are being fired in order to the spread
disease.
CAMPBELL Idaho, March SIIarry Orchard will hang in Nav
HONOLULU March 1S-Burn Knocked out Rodre in the first
round
The transport Thomas talked wireless when 1000 miles
distant.
ST PETERSBURG March lS.-Generals Snyonof and Sonck
fought a duel. The former severely wounded.
DES MONIES March 1S.secretary Taft has received tl< en-
dorsement OF the republicans OF Iowa
POINT Iona, March 1SThe Government is
the coang stations here in order f the fleet
LAKEW0OK March 18-Ex.Prcdent Ceveahd celebrated his
eventyourth birthday yesterday. =
HONOLULU March 1S-Informaon has been received here t
the effect that the coast of Japan many stations with
a view to interceptng messages
Many sailors who have been discharged give trouble to
the police 1ao OF them arrested charged holdups
The most expensive nse in the world will placed Maka-
pun lighthouse
The ntersand Navigation Co.'S coal pile has been on
fire since Monday
The Supreme tho Judgment in the lower court as
to the five dollar fee for moving picture shows
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21
The Governor
In 'Wailukll
Learns Needs Of the District
Addresses Large Audience,

After making a ten days tour OF
East Maui Governor w f. Frear
and party arrived in Wailullu
Monday evening each member
better informed on matters pertain
ing to that section than he was be-
fore but much more sore and tired
than when he lett the city.
The party were met in Kihci by
a delegation of the reception COM
mittee of the Wailuku district.
At Kihei the party was served
with luncheon at the home OF
manager Mcleod who saw to it
that none went hungry from that
place.
After luncheon Governor Frear
and Superintendent of Public
Works Marston Campbell and a
few of the committee went to Nc
Gregors Landing in hacks proTid-
ed by the committee and returned
late in the evening to Wailuku
where they were Hospitality receiv-
ed by local citizens. Governor
Frear was entertained while in
Wailuku by Manager and Mrs. il.
5. PenhalIow while Marst, n
Campbell was the guest of County
Attorney and Mrs. D. H. Case.
The other members of the party
returned in company of the other
members of the committee to Wal
luku by a special train provided
for the occasion by the Kahului
Railroad Company. a bath and a
change of clothing and a visit to
Tommy the barber soon put the
members of the party in better
trim for the work Of the following
day.
Tuesday morning saw the party
in readiness for the business OF the
day.
The first thing of interest was
the Waikiki school where the
usual morning patriotic exercises
were given.
Those of the party who were pre-
sent were Governor Frear, Secre-
tary Mott-Smith Superintendent
of Public Works, Marston Camp
bell, Commissioner of Public Lands
Pratt and the Governors Private
Secretary c. II. Mcbride. The ex-
ercises consisted of salute to the
flag, the singing of Columbia, ques-
tions and responses on matters per-
tanning to the flag, the singing OF
"The Schools of Hawaii. This
was followed by questions and re-
sponses on history when the song
America was sung as the flag was
hoisted.
The address of welcome was de
livered by Miss Edith Naone who
won the hearts of all including
that of the Governor. She called
attention to the fact that the school
grounds are not large enough and
requested the assistance of the Gov
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21

the bridge near Mile Post No. 13 to
Mile Post No, If the actual cost to
be taken out Of the Loan Appropri-
alton entitled Relocating and COM
plotting Belt Road from Kamaalaea
to Olowalu and moved the adop-
ton of the same. Seconded by Mr.
kaiue and carried.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21
Board Holds
Extra Session
b
Supervisors Meet TO Con-
slider Bond Issue.
Morning Session.
Wailuku, March Is, 1908.

NMluku, MalCn 10, IJON.
The Board of Supervisors was call
ed to order at 10 A. NJ, Chairman
W. Henning Presiding
Roll Call: Present; Welcoming,
T. NJ. Church, w. P. Haia, S. Z.
Kaiue and 7. T. Meyer.
The minutes of the meeting Of the
14th were read and the same were
ordered approved as read
Communication of d. II. Case,
County Attorney in re lease Of Kae-
lellu Sugar Co. to Territory Of Ha-
waii was read and the same was or
dered placed ON file. The lease was
also read. The Clerk was instruct
ed to return the same to the County
Attorney with the request that he
draw up another one making the
County of Maui instead of the Ter
ritory party of the Second part.
Communication of D. II. Case,
County Attorney transmitting rcso-
luton in re Wailuku-Kahului Water
Works system was read and the
same was ordered placed ON file.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. no in re Wailuku-Kahului
Water Works and moved the adop-
ton Of the same. Seconded by Mr..
Kaiue and carried.
Aresolution in re bond issue and
the form Of bond as-drafted by Mr..
Lewis of the law firm of Smith and
Lewis, Honolulu was read.
Mr. Haia moved so reconsider
Resolution No. 797 Seconded by
Mr. Meyer and carried.
Mr. Haia again moved that Reso-
luton No. 767 be striken out from
the minutes. Seconded by Mr..
Meyer and carried.
Mr. Haia presented Resolution
No. II thereby approving of the
sale of County Bonds and the form
of Bonds and coupons determined
by the County Treasurer and ap-
proved by the Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors, and moved
the adoption Of the same. Seconded
by Mr. Meyer and carried.
Communication of d. H. Case,
County Attorney, transmitting bill
of Smith and Lewis for service rem
dered in the matter of the County
Bond issue was read and the same
was ordered placed on file.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. 772 thereby approving claim
demand No. 2313 (bill of Smith and
Lewis) and moved the adoption Of
the same. Seconded by Mr.. Kaiue
and carried.
Mr.. Kaiue presented Resolution
No. 773 thereby appropriating the
sum of $500 to the fund known as
Incidentals Supervisors and moved
the adoption of the same. Seconded
by Mr.. Meyer and carried.
At 1890, the Chairman ordered
a recess to 1:30 p. NJ,
Afternoon Session.
The Board of Supervisors was
called to order at l;30P NJ, Chair
man w Henning presiding.
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. IA thereby authorizing tie
construction Of the the Relocation
of Haillu-Kokomo road from tie
belt road up to Upper Haiku Pau
wela Road, District of Makawao,
and moved the adoption Of the same.
Seconded by Mr.. Haia and carried
Mr.. Church presented Resolution
No. rs thereby authorizing tie
construction of the Relocation of the
Paia-Makawao road from Kaluanui
to the Cemetery, Makawao District,
and moved the adoption of the
same. Seconded. by Mr.. IIaia and
nnrlinl
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1908-03-21

Mr.. Haia requested that he be
allowed to try the iron grey horse
formerly used by the County Super
intendcnt of Roads Permission grant
ed.
Mr.. Kaiue moved to adjourn.
Seconded by Mr.. Meyer and carried.
Adjournment at $3.50 p. Nj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
McNcn HrhcitGrnng pur @crid,t.

HoS AngclcS, Gal, 10. Mug.
- ~AIcrun0cr @orlon0, tiu Subn Oca
&lcc Fr1liocltcn uon Ecru mo iril-
bcrer ScfrctGr Scr pcrltoniidcn sc
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ntgCblid cine Nid)tc ocs General
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riht, cine HubcltorumQ i1 ocm Sauie
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hcIlld)clL ibr Mnnu iolAtc ihr, ltno
0o3 Gbcpnnr 9crictb ans irgcno eli.
ncnl 8runoc IN Strcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Gatbulifcntao in Ipitun.

80 it o II, MoIi, 10. NuguIt. -
Ser iiebcntc 9~taiiondl Gonpcllt Der
american Se0crntion OF Catholic
Societicp" mllroc bier in Der aotbe-
Orolc 5itm bl. &rcuS ourd cine itlcr-
Iihc Sodmciie er0iinct, meld)er 5ltm
MinoeIten 5000 anoGttige beIpobne
ten. Sic 6cltprcoi9t biclt Gr6bildof
S'Gonntll utb utter orn onpcIcnocl
tirdlid)en @iirocntrG1crn b%cIonocn
iih Die Siihoic Mc6onl pom Grcn-
ton, rs. mo HcgiS Ganeoin BON
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Der ,Spmpbonp @nllc" cine Woiicr.
&c%r'nntnllung ltatt, III mclder Ticc.
@onpcrncnt Srapcr uno Mapur Sib.
bor0 bic N~clcgdtcn I'M Nomtn bcS
StaotcS uno Ser Stoot miQfonmen
bicbcn lno gr5biihof O'Gonncll i'll
Mnmcn ser %criamnlcltcn oontte itno
in l0naerer Ngbe Die 3lpcdc bcs Gon-
oelltS OarlCgtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

den Terfebra-GonmiiIion uno oe5
Yrbeita NeiQ birueiIen,
Die al9 Sdlicosrid)tcr ilber Die Sobns
BON 9lngelteQten Der .Soutbcrn Hail-
ROAD" flllgirt hubcn; ferner ollt Die
Ncrmitocrung ibrcr G%innobn,cn aus
Dem Yoiiogicroicnlt in1crbdlb ibrer
Stnotcn burd Die &crobicBung Der
Hotcn bon Orei ollf 5uei Gents per
Weile IN Giriginien uno BON Orci ulf
2l@ GcntS per Vteilc in anoeren Silo'
StQotcll.
TeprGicntont @urtbolbt
anf oem Wcge mad
8erlin.
Nuf lcincm @cge 81 Der am II.
September in Berlin 5uionmcntrcs
tClbcn Gonfcren3 Der y>&Slltcrpurlu-
mcRturild1n Union" lit HcprGicntant
Nihor0 @nrtbolbt bon ct. &olli3 bier
%ongcfommcu. Gr miro Dor ieillcr 9lb.
relic nud Vcrlin nit Den Ncumtcn
hea Stnota0 eportcmcnta, mcld)c Die
Sbbut iibar Sdieoagcridta -Ingclc-
Ncnbcitcn bobcn, me1cn Der &oridlG4
&C confcrirell, melhc Die Ser. Stuotcn
IN 0icicm Sabre Der Gonfercn5 81 ma
dJcll bubcn. Ncrr @nrtbol0t iuar 1T
cn0cr 6iibIltnq nit leincn GollcNcn
pull Der anlcrifunild)en Delegation,
bic ollie Wtitalic0cr 0cS GongrciicS
limo, mo CAB bclltc Nbcno 6%cfanlt,
oub mebr ais %5lpun5ig BON Den 0clc-
Qotcn ibrc Nbiift ertl0rt bo6cn, nod
Berlin SIT gcber. Nie @crr 9nrtbnlot
Iid feruer 0ilBcrtc, ldBt lid ilbcr Die
Notllr uno Die Sroglpcitc Der onlcri.
toniIdcn Shicbageridt9 = Torihl0Gc
Dor leincr bcporitcbenb2n Gonfcrcni
nit @eunItcn oc& StontS Qeportc.
mcnta feline n0bcre Nn9ube mnd)cr.
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Sic Bite Der Territorial Ecborncn
bon Nri5ono, Der grciIen Sron @cnc'
raj Wnr6ncu, pclhc am Nll3lob CT
fruntt iii, gluinubmc in Der NllSidbis
Nct-Nolonic ST Wolofoi CSnuoii Nr-
dipcl) ST %gcluGbrcn, bot bon Den
@umocabcborOcn nblhlGgig bcld)icocn
mcr0cn miiiicn, oo Die qcnonntc Solo.
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9lrhipcl bcltirilmt lit. 6ron &oro.
mca, mcIhc NIT ibrcn Sc iGbriacn
@ottclL. ser ober ieine9 Nltcr9 mcgcr
lire Eilc0c nidt ilbcrncbmen f0'nt.
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mobl III SombItonc blcibcn milIlell.
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oigt mcrocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
%ltuoalontc SicGc.
@obington, ga, 10. Gllall

Waibington, Fo, 10. Nll9ltlt.
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5pon5ig iungc 0omcn Der @clclI-
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id)ncioen bel oen 0onlen obgciollen
iino, Ole Jidltber gepcIen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Hc0cr ~nicbcracfnaat.

GlartSbnlc, Miii., 10. Aliguit.
- Clarence &crrin, Tcrlpaltcr Scr
GaItopcr E Elartogc IN Solipar.
County, bat cincn ia%rbigen Elanta-
9en- Irbcitcr erihoilen ulo einen on
oercn 9tegtr nltf bcn Zoo %pcrlpunoet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Sin jfarfcr Sbmk.

SdIgen Sic BEN &Orper gesen arant'
belt pur6 5utt'szYiaen elm ablolutes'
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benz 3uian bantbar Iein, welher mir
bieI.lben gu meiner aenntnib bradte,
5. 5airleisb, platte Cannon, Sol.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

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Oc0r0nat lcbcr.
Sic Spoltun1 untcr beu
&clt &ir0inicr Hcpub-
lltancrn.
Wbitc SuIpbur SprinQ<,
M..Na., 10. NuNllIt. - Gle Sra0C,
luclhcnl Don 0cn bci0Cn Republican,
ld)cn @ollpcrncur1-Gotpiootc in
Nclt %irQinicn bnS rcplblitoniid)c
9totional Gonritc icinc llntcrItiibllnl
III Der NoblConlpognc nn0c0cibcn
lai'ct iou, oh Dem rc0u.lGrcn Gun0i-
0otcn Smiitcr o0cr Dem lu%tubbGnai
gen Gon0i0ntcn Sd)crr, ipQ uud) Ct
ncr Gonfcrcn5 IN @ot Springs, uod)
Dem &r. Gait 0ortbil1 Nllriid0Cfchrt
lein miro, cntId)ic0Cn mcr0cn. @ci02
6attioncn bnbcn I'M llntcritiitltn0
ltod9cllldt bod hat Nr. Gait bis
Jet IN Der Srn9c feline Stcuiul0 &C.
nonlnrelt. 0ie ARRANGEMENTS iiir bic
Gonpugnc IN Dem gcnonntcn Sfootc
llc0cn mlsIhlicBIid IN ocn NGn0cn
bc@ @rn. SithCod, ipclhcr bClltc in
Sot springs %erluurtCt miro. 3u Der
Den Stnot Wcit- &ir0illicn reprGictlti
rcnOen Delegation, Die lid belltc BORT
bin bcNicbt, 5dblcn sic Scnotoren
Glfina mo Scott, Die NcprGicntontcn
@nNbca mo @oinc@ uno Ole @crrcn
SpiIbcr mo Sd]crr. @r. Gait uno
NcqlcitunQ rciitcu hclltc nm S llbr
20 Minttcn Wor0cna BON bier ob II.
crrcidtcn Sot Springs 0c0cn Mittog
@cltcrn bot @r. Gait iid) olta0crnbt
mo nit icincr @ottin Dem @ottca-
OicnItc in Scr CpiSfopol &opcnc, Oic
1cbcn ibrcm Sptcl ltcbt, b%ciNcmohrt.
Non IciIlcm NltIcntGolt IN 9SGitc Sul-
phlr Springs lit @r. (uit icbr be
fric0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
%crmiid)tc tclearapbiidc Sepcidcn.

- 3u erie 9eodl nobe Gbntban.
Gnty %crci9ncte Iid geltern cine Goai-
lion 5rpiIdjcn 5,pei rlcttriid)en @ag.
Qons. Ser Wlllifcr @nl. 9rooms
hcoo ut0 Gin SHADE, TomenS 8nl.
1onouolL muroen getobtet nnb nobo.
ST ein Gnbenb anberc Ecrioncn CT
littcn Tcrlcsun1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Entbcr-S iaa in Sibuna.

Gbicagp, 10. Ill9ltlt. - Gle
Slttbcr-Sign pun Nnlerifo nit t50,-
600 Wiitglicbcrn, 0ic 1000, 600 9ln.
Acborige Der lrtberiitrn STRIDE in
ocn Ser. Staaten r%cprGicntircr, bat
bClte bier IN Ser SGnOl-Soae ibreu
nd)tclt, olle 5luci Sabre Itottiinocnocu
Gonucnt inter 9ctbeiIigung BON
1900 Telcgoten croiinet. Der Gen.
ptni mGbrt bis 5llm SomItag; Er1.
lioent @iuiom 6. Stccpcr BON Ybi-
lobclpbin iiibrt ocn &orIib. Ger
Sigo geboren oclltihe, idmcoiihc,
norncgiibe, bGlliihe mo cngliite
Slltberoner an. Gic Ter6unolungcn
mer0en in engliider Sprode eeiiibrt.
Nn Gonnerltog abcno iinbet cine
Wa~iicnper lommlrnng in oem .gl,oi.
torium : Sbeater" itott, bel mcldcr
@unocs %ienator Hclion bon Mirnc-
lotn sic @ouptreoe balten miro. Nan
crmartet, DOB Der Sonpcnt Die Mebr.
Subl. meltn nidt ole iebigcn Seum-
ten ser 9iga mieoer NrlpGblcn miro.
92c1. ,ur Mrfsr iuf2 MusfouA hr.