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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-26

MakawaO-F. w. Hardy, MISS Rose
Crook, Miss Mae Alana
Kaupakalua-W. I. Wells, A. S. Me
deiros, Marianne Medeiros.
Halehaku-M Miss Carolyn Scholtz.
lIuelo-Aiiss Mary Miller.
Keanae--Abel All You.
Ulaino-W. A. Yeats.
Nahiku-Robert Beniamine.
Hana-Mrs. l.. c. Frain, Mrs J. A.
Medeiros, John a. Medclros.
Haou-Joseph dc Silva Nierra, Jos.
eph G. Anjo.
Kipahulu--W. w. Taylor, Mrs. w.
w. Taylor.
Kaupo- Mrs. l.. A. MARCEL, Miss
Mary MARCEL
MOLOKAI.
Kalae-R. l.. Ogilvie.
Kaunakakai-David Kaaikuahiwi.
kamalo-Nrs. Lucy Dudoit.
Kaluaaha-Mrs. Vim. Anahu.
Waialua-hbel x. Cathcart.
IIalawa-- Matthew Kane.
Wailau-Miss Emma Kane.
Pelckunu-SimcOn kalua.
Kalaupapa--J. r. Unca.
OAHU.
wailupe--Mlss Emma Kaipu.
Waikiki--Mrs. Ellen Kenway, Miss
Afung Ontai
Moiliilii-Mrs. J. n. Bell. Mrs. Emma
Assam, Miss Agnes Creighton.
Manoa-Mrs. NJ. u. Brown.
Kaahumanu-Charics W. Baldwin
Mrs. RATHER ine Winter. Miss Agnes u.
Judd, Miss Emma Lyons, Miss Nellie
McLain. Miss Ethel Wolfe, Miss ELLA
Goo Kim, Miss Isabel Weight, Mrs.
Kelsey, Miss Mary Aylett, Mrs. Eldora
Deacon, Miss PhilomIna Perry, Miss
Emma Vroon, Miss Margaret Johnson
Miss Margaret Mossman.
Mckinley High M. NJ. Scott. Miss
Lena Whitford, Mrs. S S. Kinney, II
NJ. Wells, Miss Anna b. Hucker. =. n
Folsom. Miss Abbie NJ. Dow, Il. u
Blanchard. Miss Eva McGregor, Miss
Katherine Woodford.
Edgar Wood. Vaughan Nc
Caughey, Miss NJ. Ida Ziczler. Mrs. Lii
la G. Marshal, Miss Ida Macdonald
Miss Ruth Shaw. Miss Lee, Miss
Brooker or Miss Marley, Miss Mar
garet Cooke, Miss May T. Kluegel
Miss Blanche Soper. Miss Florence
Winter. Mr.. Siler, Miss Marie Doug
lass. Miss Marjorie Frccth. Miss Ros,
Peck. Miss Katherine Durham. Mis-.
Jane Whine.
Pohukaina-Mrs. Mary w. Gum
Miss Lulu Cameron, Miss Esther Goo
Mrs. l.. A. wilkins, Miss Lillian Akina
Mrs. w. NJ. Minton, Miss Louise Melim
Miss Clara Quincy. c. X. Amona.
| Royals-James c. Davis, Miss Iva
lani X. Dayton, Miss Gertrude white
man. Miss Juliet Tancr, Mrs. Alic,
Brown, Miss NJ. u. Starbird. Miss An
ME Goo Kim. Miss J. X. Angus, Mis-
Mile Morris, Miss Maria Piikoi, Mis-
! Louise u. BrickwGoi, Miss Ana Sor
enson Mis- Frances Bindt, Miss Mol
| lie Grace. Miss Sadie McIain. Mrs. :
| H. Douglas. Miss Ada Lycctt. Mi3
Mabel Laid. Mrs. Maria Marcallino.
Central Primary-M J. J. Greene
Mrs. +. w. Carter Mrs A. N. Sinclai'
Miss Anne z. Hadloy, Miss Alic,
drccne, Miss Lorna Iaukca, Miss Gus
sic Schlcmmor. Miss Edith Nichols.
Central Grammar Miss lIarrlc
| Nnnlbap, Miyg Ann, w Meas Miu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-26

In order to study surf boat riding
sculptor, spent yesterday afternoon
at Waikiki and made notes of the
various poses OF the riders for the
purpose of using them In the clay
models he intends making for the
Promotion Committee.
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grooined and seemed to lack an APP
probation Of thu charge against
him.
He spoke in low tone in answer
10 the courts questions and stat,
that he had nothing to say. br
seemed little staggered when u Q
sentence was passed. The full
meaning OF the formal words
him all in lump, and he saw az
instantaneous picture Of convicts
stripes and the lock step. When h
tried to say something his lips NOV
ed. but he could not summon M
enough breath to form the words.
when he left the court room his step
was less jaunty and his shoulders
less squared.
Cupid's credentials will be looked
nto better next time.
Upon the completion of hts term
In prison Baker will be requested Ia
visit Chicago and look into IA little
matter connected with him concern
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-26

In the masters report IN re The es-
tate of seikichl shigeyoshl, Admins.
traitor Tashlro charges himself with
1914 So ana asks to be allowed q 5000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
SALEM CANOE CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meedng OF the Ca
noe Club was held Tuesday evening
for the purpose OF electing officers to
serve for one term of one year 5. 5.
Hunt was elected resident; Chester
Cox, vice-presldent DR.. Seymour
Skiff. secretary and treasurer. after
which various business propositions
were taken up. The Salem Canoe
Club, though organized less than one
year, has certainly proven itself to be
a fast growing club. When first or
ganized there were oniy nine mem
bers enrolled, and no doubt at the
end OF the present year the member
ship will be more ,..an double.
The intention of the club Is to In
crease its membership TO such a num-
Der that they can build fine club
house on the bank OF the beautiful
Willamette, the present house TO be
used for the sole purpose OF keeping
canoes.
The members are contemplating
the leasing OF certain land on the riy-
er that they might have In connection
a tennis court for the enjoyment of
those who do not wish TO take part
in the water sport. They are also
arranging 10 have a swimming class,
that those Who are unable 10 swim
may become skluDu In that which Is
most needed 20 al who 90 upon the
water.
The canoe house now In use is built
upon floating logs, and which has
been anchored on the west side of the
slough for the past six months TO In
sure its safety during the high water,
is 10 be moved back TO its old place
on the east side oil the river In tne
near future, when IL is 10 be remod-
eled for the accommodation Of double
the number of canoes that are now
owned by its members, the building
is 20 be painted white with green
trimmings, which are the club colors.
A flag pole is now being made from
which will float Old Glory,
The experience of the club mem
beFs during the canoeing season OF
last year have demonstrated, con
trary TO popular belief that the sport
OF canoeing can be made as safe as
any other form OF outdoor exercise,
and al the same time possesses a
fascination attained by no other rec
reation. Last year there we're sew
eral excursions, both up and down
the river, but only few In number
10 those now being planned
The local dealers are rushing
through orders for up-to-date canoes
that they may be able TO supply the
demand during the coming season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
GOLDEN RULE CLUB
FORMED IN PRISON
Iunlted Pres I.eaaed Wire I

San Quentin, Cal, April Pledg-
ing themselves TO DO good. be good
and make good" Ave hundred con
victs In San Quentin state prison
have. under the direction OF A. p.
Smith OF Berkeley. banded them
selves In a Golden Rule Club and In
form movements ever begun In the
penitentiaries OF California. Smiths
addresses 10 the prisoners are de-
soribed by a "lifer" TO have made
deeper impression on the eonyiets
than any previous sermon or ad-
dress ever heard az San Quentin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
Oregon PcrsonaIitIes.

The Oregonian comedies that Taft
will not consider the appointment OF
Fulton for Judge.
Judge Gatens OF Portland has de-
cided that man may lose his temper
II his wife lirts.
Major ~ A. Cornoyer, a noted In
dian fighter. is dead az Pendleton.
Raising the salary OF Circuit Judge
Smith, OF Baker county, from $4,000
TO $4,000 Is TO be "referendumned "
The investigation OF the hazing OF
Ralph Bristol, who Is now I'm the asy-
lum, will begin next Monday az Eu-
gene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
ROBERT WALKER DEAD.

On Tuesday morning, March 80,
Robert Walker, postmaster and we'll
known citizen Of BandOn, answered
the final summons, after prOlOng-
ed illness. In which he battled brayely
Tor his life. Mr. Walker was born
In Ontario. April II, 1874, and was
65 years, II months and ! 3 days old
al the time Of his death.
Deceased was one OF the best
known citizens OF southwestern Ore
gOn. having been one Of the early set
tiers here and was always prominent
In all movements for the upbuilding
Of the entire section BandOn Re
cOTder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
"MEDICOS" AND OTHERS
AT WILLAMETTE

The students at Willamette, ex-
cept the law and medical students,
have been enjoying weeks vacation,
known as the mid-term or Easter va
cation. School Will reopen Tuesday.
April 5.
The work in the medical college Is
approaching a close for this term
Commencement takes place the first
OF June. DR.. j. c. Evans has finished
his lectures on hygiene and sanitation
and Or. A. +, Tamasie gave his last
lecture yesterday on materia medica
and therapeutics. He spoke on or
gano and serum therapy The re-
mainder of the term will be devoted
TO quizzes and examination.
The Laws and "MedicOs' are
preparing for another battle on the
diamond. The contest will probably
take place Tuesday afternoon.
The senior class I'm medicine are
preparing for commencement The
following class officers have been
elected: President. J. l.. Russell;
yiee-president. NJ. c. Fox; secretary
and treasurer, +. d. Lewis; orator
Grover Bellinger. since the class
have been in school they have
been instrumental In having finished
one OF the college rooms. In the wall
OF which has been inlaid a marble
slab reading: Dedicated 20 the
Medical Department by the class Of
1909"
The house physicians appointed for
the Salem Hospital next year are
George +. Massey and Andrew A.
Soule, Those serving internes at
present are g. j.. Bartlett and A. ID.
Window.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
It's a Top Notch Doer.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns its doors. That's why
the American people have crowned
Dr.. Kings New Discovery the King
Of Throat and Lung remedies Every
atomis health force. II kills germs.
and colds and la grippe vanish. Il
heals eough-racked membranes AMI
coughing stops. Sore. innamed
bronchial tubes and lungs are. cure 4
and hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo.
More. Black Jack, ". c.. writes 1T
cured me OF hung trouble. pronounced
hopeless by all doctors" soc. si.OO.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed BY j.
@. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
SALEM TO HAVE
AN AUDITORIUM.

Concilmen Walter Low has taken
the initiative In a movement 10 buy
vacant block. near the business
center and erect an ampitheater 200
by 800 feet. 10 seat 5000 people, and
10 be used for horse fairs. cherry
fairs and other events. The cost Of
such a building h estimated al 3i2,-
900 10 $4,000. The matter will be
laid before the Salem Board OF Trade
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05
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q o u o D o o o q o q d
The journal man was defeated by
lady in the combination horse race
Saturday at the Salem horse show.
Ii wouldn't be much of a man who
would win over lady anyway, and
the judges did right In awarding her
the blue ribbon, but we warn any of
those judges that IL we ever catch
one Of them out on the road there
will be a race for real results. Be
sides the editor had Ben Windsor OF
Polk county In his buggy, and is now
convinced that Ben was betting his
money on the lady.
A friend at Marion hands ifs in
plymouth Rock egg laid April list,
that weighs 16 ounces. AS II was
labelled For Col Il. Hofer's break
fast" there is no egg to show to
prove the truth of this item. II was
booster and II hatched would have
contained Republican rooster.
April first, and we are thankful
w bN sum Hh'N'
Under Tafts steady hand and
stuffed club Tariff Revision is not
hurting business a particle.
Looks like the Marshfield Times
had decided to help Mayor Straw give
that city down on Coos Bay model
city administration.
The Medford Tribune calls the Ore
gonian the Bible of the Arbuckle
coffee brigade.
Hartman and Hill use the Coos
Bay country for swapping stock, and
will end up some day by both build
ing in there.
1ne king of Italy can accept Amer
lean money for aid TO his suffering
subjects but he cannot stoop to as
sociating with president OF the Uni
ted States.
The Gingerbread man is surely full
OF ginger"
In the spring the hobo's fancy gen
tly turns TO thoughts of the brake
beam on the north-bound trains.
Ladies remember II YOU wear
plumes or wings on your hat they
must be dead game.
The king of Italy refused to meet
Roosevelt, because, while the head
OF great country, he was not its
hereditary ruler. lie seems to for
get that king on the great worlds
chess board Is more worthless than
a pawn, and the only thing he is
good for Is to be protected.
Strange, but the horse editor saw
more pretty girls than he did horses.
Detective Burns complains that he
Is shadOwed by detectives
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

the famous cod liver and
iron medicine, without oil.
Vinol is much better than
cod liver oil and emulsions,
because, while it contains all
the medicinal value they do,
it disagrees with no one.
AS a body builder and
strength creator for old
people, delicate children,
after sickness, and for stub
born coughs and colds Vinol
Is unequaled.
a W pEIrGAA IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, gentle,
easy, pleasant, little liver pills. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

II prOhibitiOnists have their way
will not more trouble be DrewedY
II Is better 20 have tried and failed
than never 20 have tried al all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

II takes two 20 quarrel II hus-
band and wife are one there can be
no quarrel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

II dams were wateF-tight II would
cost nothing 10 dam the Panama
canal
Man wants almost Rnytbings but
want.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

When one loses an opportunity Il
10 useless 20 advertise Tor Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

q a - II q IA Il a.
B-sutA. 1iR kla ta Ala nsag eHsa
''',.''" . L.:..</4zZzM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

In the spring the hobos fancy gen
tly turns TO thoughts of the brake
beam on the north-bound trains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Ladies remember II YOU wear
plumes or wings on your hat they
must he dead game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Strange, but the horse editor saw
more pretty girls than he did horses.
Detective Burns complains that he
Is shadOwed by detectives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

The Gingerbread man is surely full
OF ginger"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

The king OF Italy refused to meet
Roosevelt, because. while the head
OF great country, he was not it's
hereditary ruler. lie seems to for
get that king on the great worlds
chess board is more worthless than
a pawn, and the only thing he is
good for Is to be protected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

1ne king "a Italy can accept Amer
lean money for aid TO his suffering
subjects but he cannot stoop to as
sociating with president OF the Uni
ted States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Hartman and Hin use the Coos
Bay country for swapping stock, and
will end up some day by both build
ing I'm there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

The Medford Tribune calls the Ore
gonian the Bible of the Arbuckle
coffee brigade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-05

Looks like the Marshfield Times
had decided to help Mayor Straw give
that city down on Coos Bay model
city administration.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Suiunicnb,s SnipeftionsreiIe.

@ien. t2. Septenlber. = Games
g. 9o,pnienh, meld)er Ole Glartiere
Der uerldieoenen 9otid)oiten, 2cgo-
tiencn nno banptiGhlid)en 8oniula.
ten Der Ser. Saateu in europa 1T.
ipi5irt. lift boz etliden Sagen nah
einem gcil,d IN Ectersbnrg Selling
iors nno 8arifau bier aneefomme,.
Cas- @ebGuoe Der 9otidait IN Ee-
trrsburg, weld)es oemnddit i'm Gin.
tlong nit elmer pom GongreB onge-
nnmmei,en Bill ourd elm nelles gail-
merf eriebt lperoen iou, lit, pie Ell
fano, 5lpar serdiimis mo idon, jes
bod IN feiner Sinlidt nit ben praht.
pollen, bon ben 8ertretern anOerer
MGdte e~ingenommenen @ebduoe 5lt
uc%rgleid)eu. las @leid)e gilt BON Dem
Suartier Der amerifaniifen 9otldaft
in 8ien, peldes iid in einem Npart.
mentsebG,pe befiuort. @on bier Re.
Giebt lid gotpnieno nad 9uoapeit,
gufareIt, Gonltantinopel, Mtben,
Som nnb Maorib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

iiidelter &0rper I'M @alier 9eiunoen
murbe, pperirt lpi,rbe iino an bcll
Solgen itarb. gs' finb nttllniebr ollie
&orpertbeile aus belil @aiier gefiidt
tporben, unb Die SbDuftion bat felt
gelteilt, Dob Ole Geritorbene bas
Spfer elmer eriminellen Operation
getporoen lit.
Die Eoli5ei lit orf ser Spir Ser
ann Irbor-S t%uoenten, bic NIT benz
M1oden betannt getpeien iein ioaen
utb fir ibreu 3litanb, Der 5u Der
Operation fiibrte, perantmortlid &C.
bolten iueroen.
Or. George u. Sritid, ser nost
8id)ter Sefiries i'm YoIi5eigerid)t I'M
ter $4,000 9iirgihoft f%eltaeboltell
lpuroe, eeitebt, wie Die Yoli3ei be.
bauptet, 5u, bob Mopbeae Miamon
mobrideinlid bel ibm geipeiem lei.
nrMeinc Scrbnftung bat. MIDI lebr
iiberraidt", iagte Or. Sritid. SD
bin nid,t iid)er, OBJ id, Die @iaman
jc aeieben babe. ober i'd CLAUDE, oaB
iie Dor 3mei @od)cn nit einem anoc-
rem Mdbdcn in meiuer Office mar.
@esbalb iie mid ieben lpoltc, lpurbe
nid)t aelagt."
Or. 6ritid) iette bin5ll, er lei MIR
.nerboitet perben, lueil er lfon iriiber
.cinnIaJ rin Srnbel" gelueicn ici. gns
linn aeiogt murbe, Ole 9aditeinc, NIT
ocnen Ole 2eihentbeile beid)mert lpa-
rem. ieien abnlid) ben 3ieeeln, Die
sum- @au ieiner Garage beniibt mir.
Den, erfldrte er, boB om Ncrlbalt
mabriheinIid) aud, Gementitiioe &c.
funocn perbeu f0nnten. sic Sci
d)ciitbeile lparen in Concentrate ein-
aenGbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Nod Gin '3reis- fir Gmrtif.

9rescia, IL. September.
Glenn $. Gnrtib, Der amerifaniid)en
9%lpiator, welder Den internationalen
Sedcr, 81 Hbsitps errang, bot aud,
zen groBen Yreis in Dem bieiiacn
8ettfIiegen geiponnen. Gr madbte
ieiuen Slug geitern nno inbr in 40
1inlter, "a Sefunoen iiinf @al uni
ben aurs berMm Die Don ibm srl-
rid seleste Strede betrdgt so 8ilo.
meter {3t.05 Meilen) irno als iciuen
stntbeiI an benz Hrcis Don $4,000
erGdlt er $4,000. Vrin5eiiin 2etitie
Stiefmltter bes Ser5ogs Der abru,.
gen, lpaf 5ugegen uno erbot lid, init
Gurtib gu iabrcn alein Scr 2esters
muBte .ablebHeit' auea iidJ ieine @d.
idine nidf gum Witnebmcn BON
Haiiaaieren eienct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Nemcs Apfcr Der Nmmbeplaac.

Ter 17-iGbrige &olporo Sindelmoil
beim 9aiebou-S Spiel bon milo
nmberlaufenben Sunoe ongefol.
len m,o boie 5erileiid)t. - DDS
S6ier ipater eingeionsen. = I'm
ter 9eobadtlng geitel(t.
Ger 17.idbriee Solparo Sindelman
bon Ger. 1884, @%ouabItraBe, muroe
geltern Hahmittae, als er nit n,eb.
rercn arIoercn iungen 2Nlten i'm Yat-
-terlonsFarf beim 9aicbaIl,S pieI iid)
.'uergniiate, BON eincm tpilb berum.
lpnfenocn Sasbblulbe mcbrere MaIe
gebillen mo bpie s~5ugeridtct. Sos
Gbier grub icine' 3Gbne suerit in Sas
Veiil oes iuu9eii Mannes, uno ais
hieler Is init ser redten Sano loSrei-
BEN ipoute, idmappte eS llab .iciner
Sam unb bib lid, 10 felt int bieielbe
Elm, boB es beitinbe ben Gaumen BON
Ger 9onb t%rennte. Grit, noboem Die
5rennoe Sindelman's ben Snllb nit
Dem Salebouibiagcr uuf Den &opi
bieben, licB oas miitbenbe Gbier bon
ieinem Spier ab unb Lief bnpon.
Stndelnlon begab iid in 9eglei-
ting ieineS Gltcreil @ruoers nab Dem
Wercp-S oipitol, no Or. &eirle Die
Mitnoc cuilteriiirte. Ger Tr5t briidte
bobei ben @unid aus, bob oos Sbier
gefangcn unb linn CUR 9eobndtiing
iiberge6en weroen mo9e. Die beiocn
9riioer mad)ten iid) b%oranibin oui
ben @ca nod Dem Eorfe, no lie oild)
ipirflid) oen Sunb ionoen, ben lie
am Strid gum Mercu.Soipital nnb
ron BORT sur mittleren Eoli5eiitotion
mitfiibrtcu. Sas Sbier milrbe an
Mbenb bonn Sbierifub-S erein nbge-
bolt. Gs miro pier5ebn Gage lang
inter 9epbodtuna 9eiteat peroen,
nm mts5niinben, Oh iid) Splren bon
Solllputb bel linn 5eigen.
Ger 9mno trua meoer Mmlforh
nod 2icen5sM arfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
SpSteitc Sdiffsmadridtem.

9i5arb. t2. September. = Yai.
iirt: Iampier .&roonlnno." BON
Mep-9orf nad Gouer unb Mntrper.
pen beltimmt.
y lpmoutb, t2. September.
Ter Gampfer rGlepclanb" traf bon
Hcm-0orf Gin uno ictte ieine 3eiie
nod Sam6urg fort.
2iperpooI, IL. September.
Ger Tompier .Georic" lit BON Neip-
Yorf bier e%insetroiien.
Nem -Oorf, t2. Sept. - Mnes.
fommen: Der Compiler .Nrabie" pot
2iperpool.
Der Gampfer nHbein," BON Bremen
nad) Netu. 9orf, beiono iid) I'M, 6.25
belltc Worgen 745 Weilelt oitlia boz,
Sonop Soof.
Ger Iompfer .aoiier 8ilbelm ser
@robe," BON Bremen nad Nep.Yorf,
befano iid INN 3.35 beute Nadmittaa
$40 WeiIen oitlid BON Sanop SCOT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Wamition pber @afiemliQitanS.

Haris, H. September. - giner
Gepeide aus Suoia Suiolge iino Swei
mauriide 9epollmddtiste a,f Dem
&ege nad) 6c5 sort eingetroifen. Sic
Guben Den auitraa, Den Sultan Wu.
lain Safio aui5uforoern, oen &iiiia-
nern entpeoer Munition 81 ienoen
ODER Die Spauier Inn cinen @niien.
i;iQItauo su criuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Woris., - (Sebtembcr.

8aris, ~. September. : Ger
&er5og Der abrn55en lit in Marieiqr
einaetroiien ,mb bleibt bort bis NOR.
oeu. @obin CT ,iid alsbonm begebcn
nirb, lit nibt ST ermitteIn. Nae biess
he5iiglihen 6ragelt Der 3eitungs. Cor
rciponbcnten ,perben idroii snriid &c.
MEIER. Sri. aotie glfins, ibre MMt-
ter ,nio ibr 8ruOer. weld,e aeiterll
G;er anlaneteu, perbalten iid ebeni
ia0s iebr relerpirt llno ueiaern iid,
iiber lire Mbiid]ten uno YlGne sil
reoen. Spdt beute gbeno ~perlautet
illoelien, baB lid Der Sersoa suerlt
nod Stalien uno ipdter md Der
Shmeis ~braeben miro, nm Sri. 81.
fins bort III trcfIen. {
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2eEinNt Hsay, z12. Sept. -
Sc. gIndbiiflr, oer Boiiperne,ir Der
Yandmutdadk 8one; Difo bier Gin.
9ebenoen NadridJten seit1b am 80.
September bcimfebreu uno benz
atalioenten feline Meiisnation eirlrei.
den. lem Wernebmen nod ipirb
@cupcrneltr 9Iadburn ioiort feinen
8obniit tuie6er iii aenntudp nebmen.
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Saoamerifamiidte &riessuolfe Der
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9ucnos Ipres, IL. Septem-
Der. = Der MiniIter oes Mlspdrti.
gen lit per Telegraph benadlridtigt,
OaB Die &eaierungen BON Yeru uno
&oliOia g~eltern Elm porIdufiges BRO.
tpfoI our 9eileglung oes @ren5itrei.
tes 5miihen beioen 2Gnoern inter-
Scidaeterl. Sorber acceptirten beioe
Megierung ben Sfieosgrridtsiprud)
Irgentinien's, nnb es eriitirt Jest Die
fclte ausIid)t aiif giitlid)e Sdlid-
tmna oler Streitiraacn.
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Nbfabrtstase Ser Yafasier.D ampfer
bon Wew.g)srf.

MEL
am IA. September rHotteroam"
nod Hotteroam.
am IA. September .gecilie" nad
Bremen.
am 10. September ~YennipIpania"
nod Samburg.
Aim 10. September Mnuretania~'
nod 2%iperpooI. fu1a
am 10. September .NSridticS nodb
Sontbampton. 1tgt as2ti
am 10. September .0auro" ndd5
Reapel uhS 1rieN. 1ltb'fsea 20 tbii
am Is. September asapoie4 nod
Sapre. - 0|l3 1884
am t6. September rSeuis oIaps
nad) 3~openbagen. g'i
gm IS. September Bremen nod
Bremen. y
am Is. September Europa" nod
Ncapel mno @enua.
gm IS. September rMinnenpoIts-
nad) 2onoon.
am is. September .ya6erIanAs
nod Eoper nno antperpen.
am IS. September .Nem.Dorfs
nah Sontbampton.
Am Is. September rsfrobie~ unth
liverpool.
sm IS: september ~nsnti&IanH-
nah Sambure.