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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
Observation-Disclosures @ebct.
1oiielbe begonn geitern III Der &at1e.
brule nit einem Sofomt. - go
fer Stidnen mar Sclcbrout.

GaIielbe begann 9elterll III Der Seattle.
6rule nit eiltem 9od)ant. = Eaz
fer Stidnep mar Gelebront.
ISn ser aotbeoraIe begonrl geltern
oos pier5iQitiinoige 8ebet nit eineni
felerliden So6amt, melfes Hoter
Stidnep celebrirte; 9iafon por 20.
ter Gb. Nn0lauer aus G~lepelnn0, O.,
Suboiofon Eoter 80. Worion II. Sc
remonienmeilter Sr. Carroll 0tilbol.
lono. Se65 Seminariltcn iangen
ric 9itonie ser Seiligcl mo buu0ert
tleine M1oden itreilten nor Scr Hro-
5eiIion 9lumen. Ger Sbronbimmel
mllroc Don Mi6aeI SenfinS, Mort.
Sbriper, Milan McSberrp mno Or.
81. G'Gonopan getrugen. Soter
6Ietdcr preoigtc iibcr oas gciegnetc
Suframent. Seltte 8ormitto9 8 llDr
miro Yoter @opon oaa @o6onlt mo
Gicnitog &ormittag 10 ltbr Batter
S'0onopon Dns ieierliAe Sod)omt
ccIcbriren. Nm Qieuitag, 9lbenh
ihliebt ons picr5igitiinoigc @ebct nit
Dem Se9eli.
Cardinal @i6bons begdb iid) am
Somitog Abeno noh @oibington
no er Ole 9tod)t ais @oit bes &ettors
ser ct. 5bcreio,airhe. Yoter Gb.
Bart, ucrbrod)tc. 8eitern firnltc er
IN oielcr Stride cine qroBe aloiic uno
fehrte 9(bcnos 6 llbr nod Baltimore
5ltrild.
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N piteri0icr &orialI.

Mpiteri0icr Sorfall. -.
Die 28.idbri9e Glco 8otioa, mclfc
lbre Noreiic ais 9tr. 652. @clt-
Serin8tonitro6c, ongob. mnrOc &c
lIcrn Morgcn gegen t llbr BON Nrn,
(bomos SimntonS Don @reene., llobc
S0roto9nitroBc, an Der S%erinaton.
Strubc lumber irren0 o~nIetroticn.
Sic tbeilte Srll. Sinmlpna nit, bdii
lie 2auoonm aetrumfcn bGttc. mos
raul hin bericlbe lie nod oenr lint
reriitGtS Soipitol gclcitete. 2r.
@t0dcl pumpte ibren MaBcn aus
mo brnd)tc lie binncn Sturgeon ollber
@eiohr. Sic mrlrbe menige S%tlrnOen
lp0ter ais QehciIt ans Dem Soipital
cntlolict. gincn 9erihteritottcr Ocs
gGcutlhcn Gorreiponbenten," Der i'll
Gem obet nilsegebeneit &oltIc Dor
iprnd,, nltrbc Ser 9eidleio. oaB cine
Herion 6es erpGbnten Nomens BORT
nid)t bcfannt lei.
0dfie iiir'S NnSfauS briurat e.. 4uinf. Or
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TIr @cibnnhten

@eloienoungen nah GcutiHIanh
uno SeItreif : llneorn Iiher u,b
idrneG beiprgt. 5, 10 uio 20 Morf,
iopie 10 unb 20 arouen . Sdeine
5i perfaufen.
Sbco. $. 9iener G. &c.,
3r. 217, Gi-galtimore.S trake
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3eitungs- 90 a r Ser or
miiht. - Ser ~19.idbrige George
6. gbenbad bon Nr. "A, 9toro-6rc-
mont.Aucmuc ein 3eitltngajlm1e
mllroe gcitern pom &idtcr 9oOen in
Der peitl.id)en Holi5eiitution inter Scr
NnidulIoiglmg. 5mei 3eitlln9cn &c.
itobleu SIT 6uben, Dem @eriftSpcrfobs
rem iiberiuieien. 0ic 3citrnGcn &c.
boreu @eouer polt Nr. 1856, McIt.
6rontlinitraBe. Der 1ietd'du@ cin
3citung>trGger lit. GcrIcIbc botte
lhon mcbrcre Malc Sloge ouriiber
acb0rt. 0ab 3citnugcL Die CT bel Den
~}lb0ntcntcn obgclicicrt, nod)ber per
ihrint0en lrdrelt. So perniBte er
am porherQehenoen Somnto8 81 Bet
tllngWl. @elterl Morgen luurbc
G5cnbad oui iriid,er 1bot crtoppt;
Hadoem @olisiIt G~ineporo i'm per.
hoitct botte, aeItano er Den licbitabl.
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GoIliiton 5mi den Nuto.
mubiI uno StraBenbo y II
maggon. Gin bon Srn. s. ".
8rumn porl GborleStomn, W. 30, &c.
lenfteS Nutomobil mllrbe geIterit
0uhmittog ont 8rooomop uno 1Sop
cite trobe 0 einem StraBenbobn-
maagon Der Soirmolmt- &oenllesSinic
ongeronnt uno gum 8etrogc bon
etipo $50 bcihGoiqt. AuBer Srn. 6.
~. 9romn ioBen in Dem automobiI
Die Serren theodore 9rolu1, @corac
0tarItoller II. u. Soole BON Charles
topn ltno &oltiS mo Charles &ett-
BERG BON DIR. 1881. @eit4 6apette.
StraBe. Sliidlideripeiie muroe bel
Dem 3uiummenitoB Niemono Der
lebt. Ger Strobenbnbnpaggon 1T
MIR galli leid1t beid1oiat.
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TN 5ilBrrfrau5c.

Serr @iQihm Gitf9e unO Satin fct'
erH--im areiie~ ibrer SermonOtert
uno I%Sreunoe ocn %. Subrestog
ibrtr T%ermdblrng. - @cidJenfc
pom Jtab mo 5Serr,
Snt arciie i6rer &erpunOten mo
intiInen 6reumoe ieierten 9citcrn IN
ibrcm toiigen &eim Scr, 1901, Sono-
uersStruBc, 0err WiQiom Gllngc un0
ieine Satin Wurgoretbc, 9eb. 3ipp-
rion, ooa 6eit ibrer iilberncn Sod
5eit. Gem gliidlihen Gbepoarc gin
gen bel Dem Nnloiic BON gtab mo
5ern @eihenfe uno 8rotulotioncn 5u
mo ON Nbeno ianoen lid Die Oielcrl
6retnoc in Dem gnitliden 0ouic cinL
nm pcrI0nlid ibrc Brutulutioneu
oor5ubrinGcu. PM olIBcrIt gcniitl-
lidC Waiie lpurOC Der ylben0 per
broht. Gle bei0en Iod)ter, Sri. Mar.
doretbc mo Sri. Wn0clcinc NllnqC,
melfe bCtoc bcgnbtc Wtulitcrinncn
lino, u%nttrbielteu Die NnuclenOcn nit
Yiouo- mo @eionq@uortrGGcm mo
,5rou HiunNc lieB I'M 8crluuie Oe@
9lbenos ciu crquilitea 6eItmobl. Oo@
ibrcr Slide olle Gbrc crmic9, IcruirNn.
@err Nirn9c lno itinc Satin, lucldc
cine 5odter Dea eriten @trnnltCrs
beS ShiiBenporfes, @errn SOB, 3ipp.
rioiL lit, lpuroen nor p &0bren III
Der bl, areu5-aird)e burh @otcr
@o9tmonn getroitt. Ter 9liidliden
Gbe r~ntiprolIen 5pei &inber, Die 6rl2.
Worqorctbe mo Moocleine &un0c.
2cttcrc lit cine nonlbuftc Gonlpoui
tim. SIRE 6efonnteItc Competition lit
0@biapcr3 Of Spring"
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On 0cm.0Orf actOOtet.

Sarrn WrCCnboo0, DER trllhcr III Sols
tintorc mobute, miro IN 2)orf
0urd) Die Grploiion cine9 NItomos
bills getootct.- Scts onOcre Qcr.
ionen mcroCn ucrlett.
t2pt5ralbcpcfdc an ocn pEeulihcn Gorrcipon.
ocnt'.)
Sine TepeidH ans 9tem Oort al
ncn .1eutiden Gorrclpon0cnten"
meloet, OoB Ourd cincn Nlttomobil.
llnfuQ in Ger 1lS. StroBc I'M 8rOnl
8urrp 8reeubooo 0ctootet lnO iafG
onocrc Yerioncu perlcBt murbcn
Eos Nutomobil mllrOc Ourdt bic Gr
ploiiou zines @lmmirciicnS acqen a
men lelcgropbcupioitgn 1citlUlpcr.
ulb Oeiien iiebcn &nloiicn otl 81,
Strabe gerporfcn. Scd)@ OericIbell ia
men nit Ieiften Ncrlcbunqen oapou
Sorrp @reenbooo crIitt abcr elmer
SdGoelbrlld). Scr ieinen Zoo menig
Nlinrltcn ipGter sur 6olge bate, 2O
0iion Mnoc. Scr Gbuuffeur, murO
~ucrbaitet. @rcen6oo0 mar III 9olti
NOR, gcborcn mo lcbtc lett 10 Sab
rem in New. port, 100 or ais Giien
urbeiter beihditi9t mar. Scin Gatc
bate friibcr in 9tr, i5tt, OIt.2ont
bdr0.S troBc, cine NGdcrei bic abe.
jest BON Olpl @ruocr Oea 5o0ten No
than @reetbouo, mltcr Der Sirm;
Notbon @reenbooO in Nr, t0G, Sin
Goqos.S troBc, bCtricbcn miro. Serl
@reenbooo mohnt IN 9tr. III Sin
@oibiugton.S troBc. @crr @rcenboo}
muroe bon Dem Nblcbcl icilca Nrlt
hcrS in acnntnib 9cicbt mlG mirr
molrid)einlit bcn &cidnom }ltr BE
cr0igung nod) bier brilQcl.
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tor Smiths So mo II,
oeiicn am II. 9topembcr oS. IS. iii
Der Soae per oIcutihcu @eieaid1oit"
81 philadelphia acholtcuc SorleiuItQ
cine 10 beii0uige Nltinobme geiunoel1
bat, miro Gonncritng. Den 3, Gejem
Der, III oieier Sale cine obernaligt
@orleiun9 iiber on@ Sbenla Die
oeiitid)en Stdmme IN Sprod)e unf
@eidihte" halten.
91iic fiir's 4ueIaub beiurut e. Naiue, Gr
IN ri. Gnftfutarefr tuhe ltftnu, An,g e. NJ ts
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1tntcr6altungs : @egtpeiisr.

ttntcrbnItungs : @egueiier.
,Nfnbtmic' 49, Abe Rounotllp".
,,AlBaugb'S" - aIhe Mluu on the Dor
,Nuottorium" go uGbc WrcIeersE orutu".
a,8lauen'S" - ,SbdODlucb bu Ibrc6",
,Tororc" - .ReGpu MtuhrCc".
.,tBarctn" -Ihc Wuu WluSuucruoCr5"
,6pufSan" - III the bid or 5tnle'.
,gubtH's" 49, &ouoeptle lno gsaHoel6tIoer
..gEarnInuo" Ncitb'5 oNu Stlr sSluoe5
billie NM QSuHoClbiloer.
,,girW 0"iGuumeuinl" SuIdN : "Jloe ufIo
sir. from GbeliCu".
SCnatCS 9eG6Oor')icritnl Srclt10, ocn i.
Sesember. AuhnitIup7 ] lhJ.
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gdie iir'S AnStauo beiurat g. Saline, Wr.
if3, Sftsga!iimpIeitr., nabe Gnitum oouie, 1--WE.
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I = - - -
2GsiGhrige 1Srou 2iup Gouncr mur0e,
einem gerid)t III Der iiiolifen Yoli5ets
itotion 5ufolge, geItern Nohmittog
gegen | ltbr IN ibrer Mobnung, Nr.
1904, 9ople,S troBe, IN ldru%erfranfcml
3uitnnoe aufaeiltnoen. Ter dllf
@rluno einer pom Eoli5iiter &.9feiuell
oorgenommenen llnterillhung per-
fuBtc 0cridt bcingt, ooB Die 6rail
ihrc ~9.iGbrigc Gohter Wor9orete
nud Wfarmor'S %gputbefe, 6ortsIoe.
mo @ebiter.S trnBe, ionote nilo BORT
fir 3 Gents Saubonim bolel lteB.
Ils Dos aino 5liriidfebrtc, 10 beiBt es
meiter. trollf oie Mtlltter Dos 0ift
uno befubl Der aleinen, Die 6laide
ms Gloiet Sil pcrfen, Gie 9oftorell
@m. Seoburrp Don Nr. 1923, Sof-
ion .StroBe, unb Ehilif 6omler bon
9r. 1911, @ebiter StroBe, muroerl
iofort ber6eigcrufel ullb lciitetcn Der
&ronfen ar5tliden 9eiitnno. Nod)
menigen Stlunoen erfIGrten lie Die
ieIbe fir aiiBer @efohr. 6rou Goit-
tier befanb lid bereits por Der Sbot
bel ben %genannten s(er5ten rpegcn 8e-
ritonitis III 9ebanblung. Sic Nnae.
horigcn oerlelben ueripei9erten ge.
tern icoe YllStlrit iibcr bic slffoire.
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Yaiic fir's Nnsiaub beIurut 6. Raiue, Tr.
413, f.SsDinsreitr, nabc Gnitom SpuIe.gpe.
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tept5rulbcpcihe an oCn pEeulihcn Gnrrcipon
bCui".D
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
Ma sprzedak

259 akrowa farma, blisko
200 ARROW ! HWhego 16O
akr6W podplugiem, oggrodso-
ma dobrym plot6m; zabudo-
wanna kosztuH do 5 tysiecy
stsjnia Gala eymentoNa-
ma. Pompa oboK domu
I d ! Wiatrakklesm a. pIzy'
TchleWie. DWie mlleod mis-.
Ella cd ko6oiola. ZgIosit ne
'ustnie hub piknnile!1nzln1ie . pod
ssud1resem: J66zef ToullaasaZl.eWasd,
Independents, Wis.,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18

-
] srodkiemu tylko do wzajsm1n'
nego poiaczenia sic " Wiecz.
nosci, gdzieby5my mogli by
ma wieki zIaczeni ze soba
Doczesnego szczescia chatnit
sic Wyrzekam. Ale ze prod.
k6w swoich rodowe naz wis.
ko, dotad nieposzlakoWane
chce splami6, ze chce stra-
Gle szacunek sWych praW
dziWych przyiaei6l se lex
KEN screen Wyrzeka sic
ezesci dziedzicznej tego szcze-
scia, jake go czeka v
wiecznosci, tego SERGE mole
ME zniesie. 0 moi Bozel czyz
niema ofiary, kt6rabym mo-
gla okupit u Ciybie laske j
przebaczenie dla niego??
temi slowami pelnemi boles.
ci zakohczyla JadWiga, pod
noszac za1zawione oczeta
sWoje ku zIotemu niebies
sklepieniu, na kt6re zacho-
dzaee s1o6ce rzucilo co tyl-
ko sw6j cie6 purpurowy.
Co warta m1odos6,
rzekla po malej chwili Mag
dalena, iesli ME mozemy
bye szeze6liwymi? Panienka
place o swego ukoehanego.
ia OLGA %zapomnie6 ME moge;
. owa bledna, m1oda PAM,
kt6ra nigdy ME bedzie sly
szet glosu swej ukoch anej
c6reczki va j ona ma sw6i
smutek.
- TAX, kochana Magda1e-
no, wszyscy troje many era
nione SERGE, jestesmy tree
ma siostrami cisrpiacemi,
kt6re gryzie taiemny smutek.
Nasse .rany tkwia g1eboko;|
ME mozemy sic iednakoWoz
skarzye. Bog wloz4l ie ma.
bark /. na Is I,
Bog Is mole i, uleczye
dalej mloda wie5-
Zesyla ID svoie1
dzieci Observation-Disclosures ll
kie do6wiadczenia;; ale czas
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18


- -s-s-1---S- - - 49,
Hza Matka Jest dobral
PrzyponnIiilll1aal robin 4, p ,ln''li,,ulII'a
% = z7Ha na,,al,oau by1fyl6dlml,Jr
Icissko cl1one jak nas \ ID
lehorobie ofiaroWano Matee
lNd.1l5xliietas..zejj pred Jej obs
1rzaslmIll'l. PIED p allbo sze6e lat Che y,
ldzzlyEm1y Y szatach takii e
barwy, jake Ona nosila. r.
nienka " snkience : niebies-
kiego jedWabiu j bialego
mnsllnu, la zas " suklence
= zwyklej materyi. W Bn:
iczasie kWitneiy6my iak r-
lie; matki Etore poprzednio.
lnatrwozyIy sic 6 sWe nlubie-
nice, boIac sic, ze lie utraclaa,
ME posiadaly sic radosci,.
widzae mas tax kwitnace. o..
|nasza Matka dkoclhana ME
~zapomniala5o mas wtedy, . j
teraz 2 pewno6cia1nie odm6-
vi nam swej ponocy, jes-
tenn togo pewna.
Dobrze odrzek1a.
Jadwiga, il CT poWiem,
co zrobiray. ID poprosze ma
rnatke, ably, skoro bedzie po1
zniwach, pozwolifa mi udat
Die : Toba do Czestochowy.
@, jak 20 bedzie pick
MEL zawolala z z~achwytem
Magdalena. - Jak sic eiesze
=ujrae6 to miejsce 4aski j OBJ
raz promienieiacy naszej
Matki Bozej; ale ME powin-
i6c same; 6w niemy
malice albo przynaimniej
matka jego musza nam towa-
rzyszyc.
Dobra Magdaleno, po-
Wiedzialam CT przeeiez, ze
szwagrow1aaa moja ME wierzy
" Matki Boz
kiej j Swietych Pahskich.
Q! uwierzy 2 pewno6cia
gdy rozsadnie i serdecznie
sic 2 MIA Y tel spraHie- roz-
odrzek1a Magsl
dalena z ufnoscm. ~ Chore
osoby ida do kazdego leka-
rza, Q kt6rYm ufaja, 70 i'm
pcmoze; podobnie czynia IS
toty wewnatrznie nieszcze6lj
we; uzyWaja ostatn1ej deski
skoro maia tylko
nadziei, ze mnsza
znale5c iakas uIga. Jak moze
przyWiazane SERGE maeie-
rzyhskie watpit v mi1osier-
die Krolowej niebios.. Roz-
now eie Paaienka : mlloda,,
milosciWa pania, . zobaczysz, |.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
! Maryya ME opusci tych,
: TRY STI7RY. fczYm{ hor44yy i Mel sgzukaajjaa !.
! {sssses{ poeiscby Y utrapienii


Gag dalszy
Bye moze, 10 sam vie.
rzy W to 2 poczatku j 20 do
piero p6kniej p~rzekonal sic,
10 SERGE jego ME bije dla
mnie; bye nawet moze ze
mnie kochal serdecznie, O.
wego czasu jednak podzielif
sic : swa miloScia : godniej-
szemi odemnie. Jestto iaaz
bardzo dawno temu, jak obo-
le " nlaaszJym Wlelsklm KOS
ci69ku zamienilismy obracz-
XII, kiedy to 6lubowalam cze.
kac ma niego i jego samego
tylko milowac. Nied1ugo po-
tom opu6cif mas. W wielkim
swiecie, kt6ry obszedl wszez
i wzdluz, nabraly jego zapa-
trywania wrecz odrebny kie.
ru,nek Cd mego i W ten spo-
sob zapragna1 tez pewnie i
innej milosci. :
- Czy to wszystko jest
.rzeczywi6cie .praWdziwem?
~zapytaIa = INSTRUMENTATION
"Magdalena: - Czy nic ME
pisze? Czy jjuz nigdy ME po-
wr6ci?
- Owszem Magdaleno,
pisze mi i powr66ci; ale ME
bedzie to juz WIadyslaw,
kt6rego milowalam. Ty wcale
pojac ME- mozesz, jak mike
on upad}; 9. tenn jestem pre-
konana, 70 mi mama o po-
4owie jego wykrocze1 ME po-
wiedzia1a. Nadmieni1a mi
tylko, re sic bardzo zad1uzyl,
re W sp6}ce = niegodnymi
przyjacio1mi bez wszelkich "a
sad, bez czei j. WARY, marno-
trawi dziedzictxo ojcowskie
i dwukrotnie sic juz pole
~dynkowa1. Raz jego zraniono, |
"a druga raza on zabA pre-.
ciwnika.
! !; =. To okropnie, zawo-
1ala Magdalena, j on Panjen-
sce weiaz jeszcze Jest drogim?
lego ME moge pojae,
Jadwiga milcza4a 5przez
chwile q Ky .strumieniem
49, ET-H,g# III ts4.yE ~ LIZ -Hagt - - 49, III l
poplyne1y 2 iej oczu; lecz
wnet zapano'ra1l mad soba i
spokojpyla, ffp.en eiags-
ne1a da1ej: Matka moja
.radzi1a nj, abym mysli Q
MIN porzucila; ME byloby to
mic t. !. okropnego, do5ra
Magdaleno, gdyz ME mogla-
bym I. mice nadziei, ably 60
usscse6liwit. zajeta my6la q d
szczesciu, jakiego Pc zycns
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-18
PGszuknjeposady

PoMuk,njeposady
.G5ospodyni, : dobrem dos
Wiadczeniem, kB6ra przez
czas pelnila obowiaz-
ii, poszukujeposady y ksie.
dza. Przyczyna utraty miej
sea byla 2 powodu amierci.
Marya Yak
Gen. Delivery
MlIiH,,neapois, MINI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
RED SHIRTS WIN FAST GAME
FROM MALES BY ONE GOAL
(From Sunday IS Advertiser.)

Diamond Head, 8; Punahou. o.
Y. NJ. @. A., /; Maile lima, 0.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
SACRIFICE
OF HER OWN LIFE

Sacrificing herself in the belief that
by giving up her young life that OF
Marquis Inouye, then lying i'll at oldt-
su, might be saved, Fukumori Takeho,
a seventeen-ye ar-old girl Of Osaka,
stabbed herself to death, according to
advices which arrived recently from
Yokohama. Before taking her life the
girl sent postcard marked with her
blood to Marquis Inouye, in which she
declared her intention to offer up her
life as a sacrifice in order that the Mar.
auis might be spared. "The Marquis
relatives and Prince Ito may be tran
quill" the message read. 81 am going
to the eternal sleep in the place of the
Genro. ] am an orphan, and there is
none to mourn me. BY the time this
is received, I will be on the way ia
heaven A similar suicide occurred
when the present Gar visited Japan
as the Czarevitch was the victim OF
would be assassins who attempted his
life. A young girl, Yukio, stabbed her
self to death to atone for the deed, and
many novelists in Japan have founded
remances concerning her deed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
WILL DEVOTE
LIFE TO WORK
CONTINUED from Page One

Continued from Page one.)
bribing grocer gives them short weight,
the bribing official CRAFTS the money
Of those who elect them; nothing is
given for nothing and the amazing
thing of the whole system TO me is
that the intelligent do not see this, or,
If they do, that they do not point it
out to the rest.
"Americans must be taught com.
mon honesty, for after all common hon.
esty is the only thing that is needed.
They must be taught that no ultimate
success can attend dishonesty. They
must seek a higher moral plane nation.
ally. To this work intend to devote
my life. 1t is work that / have set
myself out to do. do not know any
thing better that may do with my time
and money.
"0f course I am being accused Of
Interior motives in my assistance to the
graft prosecution in San Francisco.
That is to be expected, such is our ma.
tional training, unfortunately, but, look.
ing at the matter from a standpoint
of intelligence, why should crook s
dishonesty be condoned because the one
who exposes him may perhaps have an
Interior motive in doing so. Why not
punish the exposed crook for his dis.
honesty and then the exposer when his
dishonesty can be shown. Because a
man perhaps may have dishonest mo.
tive in what he does is surely not a
ground to excuse dishonesty known and
proved. 1 am glad to know that every
day men of prominence are coming
around to this point of view aud our
support is getting stronger every day.
At bottom the people are honest and
want honesty, and the false teachings
| we have learned will be forgotten wher
the right is pointed out.
81 wonder that the men Of fortune
the owners Of great wealth who want
4 to preserve it for their children do moi
see that only by being honest themselves
and teaching honesty to the people will
there be any protection for theiI
wealth. Without honest ideals the peo
pie will not be satisfied and if the pres
emit dissatisfaction among the people
continues it will grow until revolution
against the rich wipes out the fortunes
And it should be those who have wealth
and VINO claim to have intelligence
greater than their fellows who SHOULD
lead in this fight for honest nationa
ideals. I am determined to use my
wealth and intelligence in the fight ant
devote my life to it; others will joir
mel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
CASES HEARD IN
THE SUPREME COURT

In the Supreme Court yesterday case
No. 7, The First American Savings and
Trust Company VS., A. y. Campbell,
treasurer, was submitted on briefs, G.
+. Clemens appearing for the plaintiff,
and L. w. Sutton, Deputy Attorney
General for the defendant.
The case of Lowrie VS.. Baldwin and
Others was then taken up. This is in
the nature of an appeal from a deci-
sion of Judge De Bolt in the matter
of defcndant's costs in that somewhat
famous suit. The questions involved
are largely technical and those of prae-
tise, but as considerable sum is in
volved the case is being very vigor-
ously contested.
In the absence of Mr.. Justice BalioI,
Judge Robinson was called to sit as 4
Justice of the Supreme Court. AS he
heard one branch of the Lowrie, Bald
win case the question arose whether
he was disqualified or not tossit in this
appeal. AS he did not sit on the hear
| ing of the matter of costs, it was held
that he was not disqualified.
A. G. M. Robertson appears for
Lowrie and d. l.. Wilmington for Bald
win and others. The argument lasted
much of the day. The court took thu
matter under adyisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
FREE SLEEPING VAC
AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Kahololio, who made name for him
self by roosting for the nights in the
tree in Thomas Square and
served three months for vagrancy on
the head of it, was before. the court
again yesterday on another vagrancy
charge. This time he gave his address
as "in the bushes up Pauoa Valley"
and his occupation, as sworn to by
Chief of Detectives Kalakiela, is
!" picking up rotten potatoes and cigar
stubs. He will do another thirty
days as High Henry's guest.
Chang Kit, who brought himself into
police notice last week through beating
Chinese girl, came up for trial yes
terday. His case was mol. pressed, the
official entry stating that he was eds
charged on motion of prosecution on
the grounds that the prosecuting Off
Ger does not wish to prosecute the
case,' whatever that means.
Another nolle prosequi was handed
out in the case of Niawa, arrested on
. charge of violation of the liquor
law. In his case License Inspector
Fennel asked for the dismissal.
William Ferreira and A. B. Freitai
were tried on charge of malicious
injury, the evidence being that the on
pushed the other through window o
Chinese jewelry store. The case wa
continued until Monday next to Civ
the boys chance to pay for TIN
window.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-12-08
A NOTED JAPANESE
CHURCHMAN is HERE

Among the through passengers on the
Mongolia yesterday was Rev d. Ebina,
who is on his way home to Japan from
Scotland where he went to represent
the Congregational churches Of Japan
at worldwide Congregational church
conference. He spoke last evening at
the Makiki japanese church. He is
one of the pioneer Congregational work
ers in Japan and one of the first con
verts of Mr.. Kumamoto, and one of tha
pupils of Captain jerks Mr.. Ebina IS
one Of the foremost Christian workers
in Japan and is strong advocate Of
the naturalization Of Christianity in
Japan.
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with Sullivan. There was much move
ment of the arms on Miller's part and
many vain attempts to reach Dick 3
face. but the latter stood like slightly
animated statue, occasionally switching
out his left glove like streak of light.
ming and jabbing Miiler's face into
mush before the first round was over.
From the first Miller showed signs
of holding on and striking in the
clinches, sometimes alarmingly low, al
though, of course, this was mere elumsi.
ness and not intentional. The second
round had hardly gone minute when
Sullivan with rather annoyed express
sion, as one who shakes Off a jumping
dog who asks to be petted, sent out
his left TO Miller's nose and then
crossed with a hard right to the jaw
that Jared Miller's cerebral system
sufficiently to pull down the dream cur
tains, "a
Sullivan showed to great advantage.
He was lean and Al and as cool as a
cucumber out OF the cold storage plant.
The marvellous speed with which he
landed his lefts was altogether too
much for the husky soldier. Miller is
strong and agile enough and looks like
typical boxer, but SO does Bill squires
and he, alas, has paper jaw.
The first preliminary between Boquei
and Young Scotty was all in favor OF
the former, although referee Ayret
thought differently and gave it draw
whereupon the crowd gave itself up q
the delight of hooting and kissing and
ioAhing the referee when he again cam'
on the stage as announcer.