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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

A may spend lifetime professional poll
declining,
being asked the leadership the Republican had thought
faults tyro politics
nomination
and election of the best for Office He might think that he would
up the
with the beman will confront
will him kills can't that
the Territory will be the off for that but it is of Alexis future
an talking
hope case party
local anything the machine gives
All the land there growth political independence far
Republican renomnated 1872
and enough in 1884 beat Blaine and in 1892 beat
the
presidential
needed place duty
ones conscience community where all each other Where there
.1ide iv the s,th.t 10 u,ess he t 10 too r p a. h
Brown against Charley Robinson when about the whole
bunch Bill does You safely act for yourse and
in the result you yourself.
The tie in local affairs this good
your duty your party
e' hurting e Tor oad ociai FOR whom your party
responsible hurts the organization hundred
polls would have hurt it. party stand the loss of an Office and then
but it can't stand bad reputation
So the Republican party of Hawaii
gets to the point where nothing reputation everything
where leases its mind and conscience political buns tells
them to do their worst and God bless em then goodbye Alex!
Link is the
dollars picking
hn she'll He Washington
w ne ran Tor Enough people nave shaken hands with LINK
elect him twice
another and talks o,is nsith da = S ht Ii, Cow t ht -
will They hardly
and of them wake find that been living
Ny Democratic friend said it was pity that
every of
really right have the burden the Republican nominees campaign
fall
Speaking Link,
other night to give banquet The House Committee was agreeable until
Link explain things
poi salt fish and politics with the juice
the House Committee
where remained minutes longer than Wright aeroplne did
broke the
y
banquet the other night, kamaaina where native
diners to tears Why in azes festive party in Honolulu must submit its joy
crying the wilderness split milk Observe the of it'll
fellows
him with the juices of the cocktail before and
"e" yen Wn Awe' au"e' pa n On Turns up anu ne
spoiled the bit of with
child pls white which
the word said during the fish when the
a
better be left unsa Somebody crack joke but everybody
him like disturbed delicious little boned
legs with of and
cheerful spirwhen the
Hark from the native STYLE au natural When that music means
away asking
him for gross of white gloves and black arm bands
Then the roast the sound dge from behind the
everybody quail champagne things
well communion After that there hope
listens to the solemn melody Hawaan ea the Changing Bells of
the
hardly touched when the speaking begins and the t has
through the preliminary the witty who had tell
peeng the nedion collection something else appropriate and then
oe their home of them forgot the other night and remarked
"How natural the remains look!''
you want banquet hum
And to revel n glee
F'"fsr boggle unesh glum
81 Oh fragile the sad minor key
Let the IIo Time eniven the Town.
SO Merry
And then to bring the house
just sing of ''Yom Huckleberry.'
aalOguei" propose
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

Hon. Charles Rice of Kauai was an
arriving passenger on the w, G. Hall
yesterday, coming as delegate to the
convention today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

"wha with this automobile propose
dialogue for it, and then win be motor wahgOn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

If you want a banquet to hum,
And diners TO reyel in glee,
oh boggle the tunes that are glum,
Oh fragile the sad minor key.
Let the Hot Time enliven the Town,
Just tickle the Widow so Merry,
And then to bring the house down
just sing of ''Your Own Huckleberry."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

Judge and Mrs. Lorrin Andrews, OF
Hilo, arrived by the Mauna Kea and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Carter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William Green and Mis-
Rosina Green are spending week Al
Haleiwa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Hc%uneapnilU'S nenc Cpcr y3nSa" in
Berlin.

Hil" Ncrlm miro ociNricbCn: oGirc
Hrltlt ilbcr %coucupn0o'a ,3o5o"
'hrclbcn? MoNt? Cos Stiid iii ia
gar tldt Onrnltl b~crcdutct, fritiiirt ut
mcrocn. IS mill mcitcr nid,tS ais ocs
Tnllcn, mo bic 9toiuitGt hicicr sc
Tolllltdt 1ebt 'olucit. 0oB crl,lic flint,
lcri'd)c @clihtapunttc Aor nid,t lilchr
III 6ro1e tonlnlcn, Gas Hc,cpt III
Merten pom Collage Der .3u,o" lit
etlpo %'oINcnoca: Miou ncbuc ir0cno
eln c'fcftuollCA Sd)auipicl. IN mel
dem lcbr Oiel Gelueint, lchr picl &C
llcbt mo Scitcrh Der fcid)cu
@allptoorItc!tCrin moglid)it uicl
oli@gc5o9cn miro. 81 bicicn ~illtcrci
lnlltcn @ilMnennorQ0nQell. sic rcd,t
nhlptdlHllnlNarcid) 0rlppirt mcr0cll
mitl'cn. Id)rcibc mon cine hiihidc
toiljlml'tt, Der man Die Scrtluurtc
miterlc1en fam. Infer Die (6n,e
mlldlc non bom nod ciuinc ihnlodl
tcllbe lclltiu1cltnIc Gpcrllphroicn. cill
ptii ~lNllluiiiuJN NNIl'll tlllCIlIultOllS1
mise t5llm 9eiipicl inmler luclln bic
Sadle traaiid) jt mcrben broht. cont.
ponlrt" rlall ciilcn ldollerlid orut-
pfcit Enufcnmlrben - mo oieGpc
III 'ertiN. ooa Eitblitun iltbclt. Der
Eircftor Itrohlt, Der &o'iircr idnlltn.
eft ml0-- Die 2ritif cmpilchlt lid,
Wcnm td) ctluoa an "3aja" tobcIl,
Oiiritc. 10 ip0rc cs Der llmitonb. boi
Seoncauallo I'M &crlallie bea Stildes
rlnt gon5 bas bdlt, mas CT I'M critic.
9ltt ueripridt. Nicr gilt 6 nGnlid
cin &aricte 5il idiloern - Die Nollo
lung miro i%orhpabrenh biird) Con
plets Der nliitreteiibcn Irtiiten lulier
brod1erl Sehe bieier Nlin,nlern i
Elm Sulpel. nGnbIid,", bod1te i'd .ue
mir, bat 9eoneopolIo hen rihttgel
3on gefunoen." ltno i'd frei,e mid
in Der anmiifcn Sper Elm Stiit
TnnIIn Thrnirr nher Mintcrnnrtrr
- ELH A HH-HH fI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Spnntc0, Ocn 20, TCicmbcr 1908.
SchsicbR Scitcn.
: ldaffe fir Ouo Gbriltino Mann

Slrd) uHi'rcr Gage lulltca Scbcn
0rinlt hCllt Gin mrlocrborcr Hlond
,<it's ood. ais luoltcn GngcI IhluC
Zen
,}ur Groc nieocr nit Weinng,
Ser Ain0cr5citcu irclthiG Abncn
Gruad)t ms pic Gin boI0er (raunL
lln0 Wnire Secle mil cs mnhnCl:
., idnifc Iiir ooS GbriitfinN&arm.'
8ar leiie ntr iiito ieinc Critic
,Sn iti!ler Nod)t. inl lpcid]Cu Sd)ncc,
Oil iibcrborIt sic 5ortc Bite;
sd tlopfc, Dor Der Ebiir' id) Itcb'.'
Gu bait 10 piel, 10 Dicl }l ifoiicn,
Gu iorgit nm T~ittcrgoIO n0Sdarm
Stutt SGQBc millt on Staub crrai
len;
. idoiic iiir Ou4 Gbriittin0Noum!'
8ebeimnibpol I'M Wctbuod)tSlpebcn
llmmirbt cS ocine Seelc aud,
2ob ainocr9lnubcn ncu crItcbcn
SSn oeinC2 Wottc9 Sic6cahoud,,
Ger Sccle Shorten ibnl erid)lieBc,
SIS iii ia Seli9tcit, fem (ronm!
SAP MeihnoftSlcger lid crGicBc
:, ihofie iiir oo@ Ghriittino &onn!'
s.. pm &ruu {,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20

0cuieBen 3ll f6nnen. llu0 Oa5u bte
bctanntc Gutfleioumq9icene - o 6ipia
ITO mocItro. 10 etrtnS fam inns nur
ocin @eric in G0nen baritelIen, God
luo}lt oiea llnbeifrcibIifc in 0iirre
%3orte tlcioen? Mon fibre o3u5a"
nui ulo 9enicBe tic in off ibren 9ict-
sen - obcr mton per0ciic nift cine
10 mlitcrboite @ic6er0obc 81 bictcr,
luic Die @on1ild)e Sper mo Dor Al'
lem - Qua bon Der Often olt5 Gre3a
Den iiir Nic Gitclrolic 81 cugugiren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
SpDcSfGac.

am II. Ge3cmbtr Wiarn Gsnleg, gfr. All,
Siib'Gbeftcr Sirubc, III Sabre ali.
9E II. December 6Gnrab SGnmtIer, VT,
110s, StduffmaH'S traBc. - sdhre alt
Vim Is. Se5ember Nnnic SuHd1, n@aooleiu'
Nlbi," - Sabre ntt,
Vim II. Eeiembcr 6ece.in EunH, Nr. 1907,
Hpros9etbcis Sttu6e. / %dbr alt.
Vim II. Se5ember slntpain @ulo'psfi, Stnot'
Solpiiai. | Tuhr alt.
Vim II. Ne8ember Charles Snr.mener, 9tr.
2tO9. NiohPrs SIraSc, . Wiondit at.
NIii a.. Se5einhcr HrcoertG Snd1, Nr. llp9,
MidoiloH-Wbenlic 80 Sabre ait.
Am rs. SeScmber @ilbelmiua miller, 9tr.
GIG. WiouIlt' Srrabe. 80 Sabre alt,
slm IS. Ne5eutber Siabel Me6urbn, 9fr. 1914,
SitsgiCCtbsNpcnuc n Sabre alt.
Elm. IS, Se}ember Sobn Miharoiou, Union
Frotciunt SnIirmnr0. " Is Sabre alt.
Yin II. December WinrD StpIH, VI. 500, G.
Regci!er SiraBc 5nbr ait
glnt II. 2cjembcr 3obn sdIaiucr, 9ir. 600.
Drft,MuIb 5trubc. a Sabre ali.
@lm Is. 2eicmber GnG Seie, Nr. 1919, 81
Observation-Disclosures n Sabre ali.
VIM l6. ,2elem!cr sarsh Nalfer, gir. 1911.
Sirubc. 81 Sobre ait.
glm II. Se5ember Wlnrnarct &ilbeim, TT.
1926. Cit.yicrtb, socllie, 81 Sabre all.
PM =. ScienIbar GbpGro &nflter, 9Ir. T04,
Euicr.S trale. % Sabre all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
I Nrtcr Wcrl.

Gs. itnrb mi is. o:Scntbcr 1905. NM Y ubr
m}urEcle, Z. Better gcrl in ieiucn ~. 0ebcta'
ia6re, ~geItcbtcr &atte bon gotiia Hert. 9%eborcnc
Seem. Sie &ccrbiallp ftnoet M,cntaa, ham
utittue5 . llbr. bon ietncr l2obnllla. W, l2o9.
Werclrio!cn 6ourpc!iicheu Nirdc, Gaft 9tucEIc
uro ctupl. 5traDc, lpofelbit clu IrnutrGttcss
brenit abgebulitu miro, mo Damn AM heui
.DIt, Carmel Srtcoboie" ftatt.
Jb babe piel gelitteu. nob Seil5 lit bel litehr,
81 Rat ON krcu3 g~eiiritten titr mia 10 bctG,
10 ibpPr.
Ecnt -!Ft CT: .VcnIut' Gfi6Wiuoe in Hciites
Ynfero Sd)oob
"a Bit I'll Z Shr1Cc5st utto uIcT SprOer
!cS!"
Bon iciner Wnttiu pno ainocru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
SAnccflOdcn.
Son $. 5 orobcll.

Heuc9 |ebcu bcrriftc bclttc IN oer
Strofen mo uti Dem gSeihlndt%'
uorftc, "a Is Der IcGtc Gag to-
@eibnud,t2n mar. Ter luirbelno,
Sdnec ruroe pom Min0c mlrbcln'
ser @eiie lumber g%Ctricben; bod belt'
tc idicn oaa Nrttcr @cin2n 81 ITO.
rem, ga AQr 81 icbr bclhdfti9t ma
rem uno altf lernrtiQca nid)t nd,tcrl
fpnntcn. Nlti, luic piiii Der HSinO 10
folt, mo Wturlu, COS bIuiie, ilul9c
Nlumcnnld0hen billie lid fclt II;
0a@ flrr}c &ddfcn. Ter @inb un0
Die Sdmccilotcn idllcnen lid) Wtor.
ms mirrca %Aro1t9boor 5inm ,3itl
ollacrtoren 81 Dabcn. Nuloertr
Sdnlecilod}u bin9en IN 0cm Muorc,
mn Mtnrlp 0lih foIt elmer Shnee-
ilodc. Dor 6roit 5ittcrno, rici lie ci-
ncn icoW NorbeieilcnOrn 5Il; p&ouft
Nhmcn 9!umtn G%cf0ai1? Gas
Qan1c Nun6 &eild)cn lilunblnbNuoN
jil NierniQ mr!" God ihr Bitter.
oca &u'cn id,icn Gclttc Nicmnno 81
r~iit@cn, rno nliioe pom lnnQrn Ste.
bclt. rom itdnciQrn M,iien iont il
AMI cincn StroBenitein nieoer. &r
Zen StraBcn bronntcu Gcrcita bic
YidtCr, uib ser leIttcnoe S6cin
licG ocn Sdjncc in touienO 6orbcu
Qtitcru. Gic Gbriitnnft fam ouf
l2iicn SdpminQrn ge5ogen. Nod) lno
nod nobnt oo5 Gcid)dftigc Stbcn oh,
uro ollrh Ole p%erbGngtcn 6enittr
lab man idou boS TIimmcrn Ser
&briitbalmtterjcn. 6rnbe iitbelr0c
ainrn1timmcn iougcu Meihnod)te'
lieGcr, mo ipeit mo brett Id)ien Der
Meibnod1tajubcl lcincn Gin5llg 81
boIten. @ie germ mare audi WtorlJ
81, Souie 1eeilt, 0od) nit foit lccr1l
Mdnoen tonnie lie nidlt hcinltcbren,
ga nui ihrcn GrIo9 Die fronfc Mil,tter,
Die @cihtuiitcc borrtcn. Nom nob}n
aird,thurnl lG,tetcn bic @lpden Oo2
Teit Elm un0 rieicn bie @l6ltbiAcn jrr
Stride.
Morlu runr oltfAcltol0cn II. ipolltc
bis jllr &~irf'cnpfortt cllelL nbcr ibrc
5ittcrn0cn Neine licBen Is nid)t ST.
NclpltBtloa innt lie uli oen Stcin 5ll.
rid mo i%ric0lidler Shlltnlmcr belt
lie un;ionQun. Gin Qliidlifcs 90
f1ln mnipieltc lire bIalicn SippcrL
unO I'M Sroum ld)iul tie Sen ir0iiGel
Sorgen unb Summer entrilft, 81
ionO tic Gr. &nltcr, ais CT III Gilc
nod Mnltic 0Chen moIItc. @r hcmnltc
icincn Sang uno b2llQtc iid) 5l Dem
9in0c bcrllicocr. Heilc entnnbm CT
NtoYlp'a ioit crltorrten Mdnoen ocn
Aorb nit 0en Nluncu uno lcAtc 90.
fir i'll icbl Suno cir @olOltild,
CaH @lodcnipiCl mar ucrItlnlm,t
u1o pom Sblrmc eriholl Gin 6uniu
rcllton n&om NimmA bod bu tonuul'
id) hcr!" Eon ocr Muiif crluudtc
MarlD. NM i1d)enb irrtc ibr 0litT
nnd) 6tnt NlumtltGrbhcn llnlber.
God, luic ireltOiQ iibcrroid)t mar ooo
&ino, dis Is Die bciOen @o(bitiide a..
mnbrtc. rr0 Gle Trcuoc ihien ibr
Ililacl 81 pcrlcibcn. 81 mrniNNu
Ylinlten lpdr lie bahcim u~llNclOnNt.
<bclnH eiltcl ibr 6ic tIeincn Csc.
idnpiItcr cntacgtlL mo oos Grltui
l>cn luo0tc tcin Gnoc neGncm ol3
N'ar!p triumpbireih Die @oloitiidc
Ger Wfltttct gnb. User Der giiti1c
Spcnbcr GfDcicn, bat Wtorlp ME or.
rnDrrn. Gic Nrn1cn nnbnrcl Is fir
enc @obc @ottc@ bin. scr aud, IN
lDrcm tIcincn 0cim @cihnod)tailtbcl
- N&cibnodlt0fritben nid)t Dcr1uy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Gina Gah.

IS iidrb nr II. Se5eluber 1908 Gina BAD,
GrIiehie Satin occ oeriiorhcneu Charles GGd,
mo Io,btcr Der oerilorbtiteu Ioanl lino Gntoe-
ritc 300. EerludUois iino Sreriitoc limo ctn9e.
laben, Der HeerotGutg am SunItag, rem 20,
Seienber. 9%iddmittdGs . llbr. BON ibrer Sob
ilItIip 81 Siolcisoiuc beijirohrcn. 4Serionen.
mclbc Der &eerhigiil1 beijtppbncn luitntder,
t0Hnen Autitr,n 0bei'm peidlenbeitattersSiabIiii
iHent bon e. :. McSurmid. Youbdrbz StruGc
li1o Sulton 9peuie, nm i22 llbc Gndnittta9S.
b~eitCiGeit. 8eiictl,19 AMI oct oSoilooTi Gdrt
SculetcrO". (354-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
uuutagS.Elan0erci

Tic 0crjcu Scr WtcniMcl limo be
reltS BOILER MeihnoGtS @eo0nfer,
pnler @eihnod)ta Sor0en. Mer'5
nid)t III iid) lelblt iiiblt uno cmpiiu
BET Der brQlld)t nur III oNi 8ldnj
mo Die Yruc1t billtcr ben Nrobcll
Disqualification Scr MuurcnDdllicr SIT
hlidtu. ons Soften mn GrGngcn bon
3leiu ui0 Wrob 6u bcobnd)tcil in Die
Dtrlangcn0eu ltrnbIcn6ul Nllgcn Der
&lCincn 81 blifcr. Sin &ebcr 4Iat il
icin G1ddlcu bltrt'a Hcben 81 id)len.
pen. OF 'oqdr cllcn red)t idnuercn
mo orilden0cn BAD. dbcr iopiCle
Edfd)en. mie sic Mcnid]cn in oieicn
&oAen III Idlcppell hobCL OnS 0ibt'9
i'll gall5cn Sabre uid)t nlcbr. ltno lie
mcr0en germ N~etraQcn. Is GILT ia,
NnoerCn cine Nrcll0c III MADDEN am
Mcihnndlts @(benn. N@Cr 0o3 NON
lii9c 0u1Oer bcS Gbriiticitc1 nidDt
nnlterlebt inl cigcncr Screen. mcnu
inter Dem 8lan5c oea GhriitbGumi
dlells frobc Minber ilibcln. BENT fam
cine 0alloOoll 9~cbr,ldtcr N&Ortc oos
&cibnnd)tsielt nid)t ertlGrcL nid,t
oellten. lldlt lGber bringcn,
Us 9lbt alld) cbell 1890 ia, loQcll mir
Wtin6erbemittcltc bea 8cnliltb4, sic
MIN nal, iii lire neutrality-suspicious.
10 gonj mo oar mIf1eNan2cn limo,
baB liz ibrc &iuocr GrinilcrlulQcn
Dergeiicl mo iilr Die licblid)c Eociil
hca Mcibnud)tabolnlcS mo 0eS
Certificates teinen Sinn nlCbr bobcr.
nc iltd,t mltcrleben.
Bur tScicr oea Wcihnnd)t0icitCa &C.
bort etuaa @enliith; jc mcbr, ic bci.
Ter. ltno Genlilth hobCn ia bic Gent,
IdIen tor ollen N%utiouell. Sic au0C.
relt Notipucn bobcn feline ipradIidcn
Yus0rildc, Die i'd NIT Dem 0crtidc,l
Nnrfe 0cnliith oeden. GoS ooa)
ipobl MIR. neil Die Snd,c nid)t Dor,
hallben mar, ionlt mare ser lprod)li
de Iilsorlid lfon Qciullben iuor0ert,
Cen Nerllurlcl, perounft sic Meli
oenn aud, Die @eihuohtaieicr, oct,,
tic lit ans Dem altocrmunild)cn Will
Ter SplnellpellbefcIt hcrOorgegoli
acn. Mprael geht Der Serbit 81 Gr
De; iibermorarn iriib III, eill llbr be
au,ilt ser Aaleli0er Mintcr. Nil
Soitilc beid,reiht bon Ioo 81 SoQ
,pieoer cIncn ctuas lundcren Soqcn
iiebt nod ul0 mad, mieocr ct>uua No
Der ON Nin1n1cl. IN Oieier 2eit oei
fiir'e'tcn Sa1c urb Der lnnd'tcl
9tdd,ie fciertcn oie alteu Ieutid,ei'
ihr Sonlanmerbcfeit. cin Seit De;
oeuiifeu 8oules mn0 Der Tornilic
ein Ieit Der @oltirelWhidloit lulo bel
@aben aud, iiir Die Nafhoru mn
SSrelunhe. llno nad,bem bic 6ernla
ilel fir oaS Ghriitenthur Qetnornc.
iporben. Da troipu bic @eihllod,tcn al
Die Sie0e oea Millter = Sou1enhrc,t
heieIfes :. Die alter id,oneu menihli
d,eIl Bloc oeS heioniiden Teites 'r,r
he,t p%erfipit pub nrrebelt IN Die DRIFT
lidle @eibnad)tsieier berii6er gelom
men.
gu Meilmod'ten miro bcid)eprt. oel
.aifioerrt: ali Tenen. Die mir lieb ho
ben. oeilen mir llnhe itehen uno aid
her Mrnif,a. Der WothfeiSerbeH mi
araitfer foIl nid,f nerue'ien rneropn
Cine if,one oeutihe Site. Ole nd
and Bel an6crcn Nntioteit finbiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
.Inbr e. Sdlurrer.

s. ilarb plGbLit am II. December 1905
3ubn u. SbGrrcr in ieiucm -, Itbereinbre,
~aeIicbter Suite bon NotilbG S6Grrer. Ser
lpanatc nm Srelslloe fcr 6nrriilte Ituo ddhtlHao'
cou ciigelGoeit, ncr 9'ccroi9uuG Uetilnuobrel,
mclolC am Sonntd1. octt 20. Sejenlber, I'M
t.41 llbr J%iIdmittdaS. bon icincr 2Sobnina,
9fr. 500. lScit 0ili!herrns : trdBc. arS nan Der
ocutidlct mtnCriintt ct. Vauls'Airtc, Ede
Tremnuts mo Gurutp9d.2 rG3c, itattitltoet, no
nm 2.15 llbr Gin IrGucrgoltc1otenii a59epaiteH
miro.
CNetp tCrsnrS 3citnrGer itbGct 9~efdlIiait
cnpireuJ (35I-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
SIN @intcr cine Siege!
GaS lit ia EN- ieItPner @aIt,
Zen Iu bait!

Sm g8intcr cine Sllege!
GaS lit ia EN- leltener @alt,
Den I'll bait!
Wflllif IN meinen pier @dnoen.
Sebt ibIcunigit boB lie nid)t cnt-
ipiitt mHfgetiI6t.
9tlul cr51bit lie. lpic folt ea orollBer,
Nd, pic 3Gh lie on1 Eebcn Jin8,
@lrmea 0ing!
Y6rou 6licgc, sic f0nlen bleibcn,
80 longe es %bnen gefoIIt
Su mcincr McIt!"
60 mar i) am 8eibnut)tSabeno
God nidt mutterieelcnaIletn,
Gas mar tetn!
CANA o'r c / IL.
2or9e pollb'rc id) ihon Onrd) ole
UoIleL
Nd), mer fiimmcrt lid,
Mobl I'M Ginen, Der 10 golti perloI
len,
lluo lpoa ild)c if?
WoS idl iltd)c? Wernc modbt id) hi
IeL
Wo5 id) bier nod mill.
Nienlon0, nienlono milr0c midi Der
nliiiclL
StGuo' mcin Ncr5ihlo0 it'll.
llno IN Moiicn aeb'n porbei Die Selttc
Nm henl ornlen Sdott;
Bon Dem &ird)tblum tOut ell llib St
IQlltC -
So0t: Och, indie @ott!"
SD nil iltf)cn. Sd bob' i'm pcrlo
rcll,
g&iQ i'm frn0cn l1ltr.
NuS id) lou, lunrltrn ih iuoro &C.
borcll,
SD ormielige &rcotIr.
Bin 10 cIcl,o. annn mir foltm Ct.
luPrbPlt
Mein tGgliheS Srob.
@liidlo& lcben, lit cin longeS Stcr
Gcr,
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&. Huoolpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Snuis &irfrr

G3 iiarb pl6plih am II. Sejamber ICES
2unis airicr, ~ Sabre alt ec!!ctt3r Gate bon
@tnyu aielcr. Die gcerbieurA iiuoei Mipntaf,
Toraen9 Inn 8 lrur. Ron ietutr gSohuilltq. Gin:
ireiisGde bon Gututuz uno. Srati, StaBe. ans
nah Der Ct. glpbouiuesairhe iiuit. no I'M
10 llbr etic Heaitens 4J'eI'c Debnliet p're.
(354-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Marn Yuuu Ed,tf.

8 Ilavb am Is. Ec|cmbcr 1908 na@ lnrier
StrunfUcil Diary 9luua shid, aeItebtc @uitill
BON Sobn 2hid. Sic gcCroiGlirN finoet am
Wuutaa, ocn 2f. 2efcmbcr. Mlorgeuo mn $ llbr.
StraBe. aus mad ncr Ct. MtdarIs5atrhc. 100
nun . ubr tii ieicrli@CS &euulem, Noddi mi ill
ihr SeellHbelI celcbriri miro. uuo oatn dllt
benz 81. Gri6iers Srteobofe" ftuit. (354-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
GhriItpphcr WuQ.

IS iturb am 10. 1eIembcr 1905 Gbriitppbcr
Mun, @Nclieblcr Slitc Der per'torbeliet sum!
aIrhc Roll. 8crlpGnotc rrio Sreunoe Der So
milic 3ito udturpSpuu cirGcldocll. Der &eerotz
GurN JCiiulpo1ncn. pclhc onn Der Sspbnillig
ictucs SohncS. Ar. 2tl3. Gtt Geoernts SirdDe.
ipnter QuuCSCiGt 1901
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Enurab Guhlmau.

Is ilarb am Is, St5ember 1905 6onrno
Sandman in ieineln 76. Hebeleiabre. @atte oct
periturheuen SupbiG NmhlmuH 8crualloic mo
Sreuroc iino eiugeluOcr, Dem SrdrcrgottSaot ole
dm Wiuntag, oclt II. SCjctnter, gtldmitlIa3
= llbr. in 'ciuec @&obuuuR. ar. 62i, AIoresSre
mont Noenlc, bei5urrobneH. Net'ctuia, prleG'
tin. (3bi-Bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
MeShatts.@ cfeacnhett.

:s1rf ernrrSSinstrete pduier. .a215et.. nett.
bent IS stder hsttes MoIbIane. SoIsuuibIe. Ga,
net nilb @orIat5; 8 tetue Bobrhduier, so pfcrs
oefrdfte.Sfront MI1bere CUTE AnpitafsInlneefr
2eSina.on,strnae, hnr 7 1ibr Morgens DIS g
I'm Tbrrs5 C2Na5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20

@i4it Oh ser g(rnrutb hcrbe5 Eeio,
Nu ibreu Saumer ieben
WtllBt Gu 3llr Iiebeu Metbnat)tajelt
Irrh ounfIe @aiien Qeben.
Mtubt burb 3crbrod)'nc GenItcr lpoh'n
%n niCo're Stltbcu trctcll
llnO muBt bcIauidlcn mldclehn
Ter orrrlCn &iu0lein Wctell.
~. -, -,rrt,,z SnrrrfnnuScul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Sphu Sph,

IS itlrb an y. Ceiembcr 1908 9r. Iuhn
I,oh, g@t.tipcr ter Oeritorbfnen 5rau Snrbdra
Sob, in NIttr ccn 90 ,5obret 10 Ntonoten ntto
yidhTit,drS yu 8 llhr. bonn Ernucrtuitfc, SIR.
i332 IbGniess Strntc. nns idtl. tuo5i 6rcunpc
Der Nlniilit ct1llr1eeol etngelooen ito.
EAnh-nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-20
Nbidjicb sidJmer5.
%on q. ! ocobon II.

@cnl1 man oie @onb gum Ibldlieo
nibt,
Gam iii6lt man mobl nit lellcm &c.
ben,
g3ic trci. ln0 inni0 man 9elicbt
Wtit gal5cr Scclc, Golt5ent Seber.
Nunn ;|ittcrt oltrd boa Ncrj cit
@eb',
WiC man c. poroCm l1lc enlp1un0cr,
Ms Oh oua Wliid ju GltOe 9cD.
Wfit oieicr id)mcr5cllSrcid)en Stlntoe.
Iic Some Der &crganaenbeit
WIibt nod, cillmal bllrdl S6cioetbr1'
nett,
ltii6 oIlc 2iChc. olleS Scib
Nldnmt nlti iii milnoerbarem Sch
llell.
Tic Tvcrnc liCQt III Snnncllprad)t,
Der Milter ocht ulli alien We9cn.
Sd, obcr sich' hllrdl ouuflc 9tod)t
Gem ncltcn Worocnrotb clttgegcrt.
GirhlidJe In5cigen.
3iunsgcmcinbe.
Spitc3bieuit 1918 Born. &icrter Iorcii!.
Grcotat iiber glueuitture. $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-01

shipped since he came home for Christ
mas. The purchase of the equipment
was ordered a a meeting of the direc-
tors few days ago with the under
standing that the superintendent make
the fur fly upon his return to the
mine.
The numerous samples of ore that have
been tried out since the arrival Of Su-
perintendent Turner have showed the
presence of all the way from COO to 1900
ounces silver, from ~ to 219 ounces gold,
and copper values up to % per cent
With this character of ore in a drift
showing as wide as eight feet. and with
everything at the property in good shape
TO make ard carry out a vigorous cam
paign during tie winter, Mr.. Turner
promises to begin feeding the market
with ore just as soon as the manage
ment Is satisfied with market conditions
and gives the signal for him to ship.
The property is now equipped with
fine steam hosting works, fine COM
pressor and all other necessary parapher-
MALTA TO make mining rapid and economi-
cal and nothing remains to make the
mine but the development OF the ore bod
les already tapped at depth and shown
TO be large and rich. The stock of the
company has now gravitated into strong
hands and the money necessary to place
the mine on a dividend paying basis is
being cheerfully and literally contribu-
ted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-01
HIGHLAND BOY
CLOSES TODAY
Tram Stops and Miners Com
ing Off Shift Are Dis
charged.
(special to The HeraId.A

Bingham. Dec. S1.-That the Highland
Boy mine will shut down at least tempo
rarily is a positive certainty. The tram
stopped last night and the men at the
head houses were laid off indefinitely.
The last car of ore was shipped to the
Bingham yards today. The men at the
mine were Informed, as they came off
shirt last night and today that their ser
vices would not be needed until further
notice. The few miners left will be paid
OF tomorrow and the works will be closed
tight with the exception of watchInen,
who will look after the machinery and
Keep 1t in order. Optimistic rumors are
in circulation that the shutdown will
only be temporary and is for the purpose
Oh getting things cleaned up and in shape
to make the output bigger than ever as
soon as an outlet can be secured for the
product. Others believe that the works
VIII not be reopened until the new smell
ter is blown in at the mouth of Pine can
yon. No intimation as to the future in
tenttons of the company could be secured
at the Bingham office all inquiries being
referred to General Manager Risque at
Salt Lake. The men are still working in
the tunnel leading to the mountain to
Pine canyon and are making good pro-
gressS If the mine is not started again
until the completion Of the new smelter
the aerial tramway, over two and oAe-half
miles in length, will be taken down and
the head house at the depot put out of
commission.