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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03
Der Reirfkofer.
Sfi55e bon Suarab HentIing.

Ser junge 9o%itgebiIie Sris arieae
betrat bas Imts3immer uno blie6
in oienitlider SteGuns Dor ieinem
Borgelesten lteben.
n@un, Serr ariese, mas baben
Sle% fro9te ser Boftoireftor -
netpas Berionlides?"
.Nein, Serr .Iireftor, cine oienIt.
lihe WeIbuu9: Der @eIbbrieitrG9er
Wiiaer lit nod nidt bon ieirem 9c.
itelgang 5%uriifsefebrt, obspobl be-.
reits iait cine Stunbe ilbcr Die ionit
iiblide Belt oeritriden it,"
~Nidt m0eIib!" Ser IoItbireftor
lebnte iid 5uriid uno iab cine Belt.
lang nudOenfIih ou 9ooen - 30.
rem Sic, Serr &riege" - iu6r er
oann tort - Sic iinS Jest Oienit.
frei?"
rSapobI, Serr goitoireftor. Sd
babe iosben Den IbidIub gemadt."
"Trosoem! Sd mub Sic no3
elm @eild)en bienitIih beid,Gitieen.
Wir miiiien ioiort Nadicridun9cn
anIteaen. Sd femme Sic ais tiidii.
gen geamtsn nno %inteIlisenten Men-
iden. @aden Gle lih ioiort eincn
@us3ug BON ben Y%eiteumsen, sic
Miiaer beute 3u erleoigen bate. limo
Sann iraaen Sic ned = Oh uno no
Wiiuer bereits beItent bat"
.SSamobl, Serr DIRECTOR"
Jris 3rieae perlieB ods Mmts5im.
uler unb mad)te lid an sic Irbeit.
Nah fur5er 3eit Iegte err Dem
GoitSireftor Ole Site ser geite1gdnse
Dor:
.Miiaer Dat 9534,7O Marf BEL
fid. Die critic 9eiieuuuN lit 2inocn.
itrabe 3. SD made mid ioiort al,i
ben Weg" = nclbete err. .
SAon nab elmer balben StunSe
febrte cr iuieoer 5uriif.
v@un2" iragie Der @orgeiette si.
iig.
Gin ioItOerbarer Sau, Serr Oi.
reftor" - beridtete Der i,inge Yolt.
gebilie = lin Sauie 2in6enitraBc
II butte ser Redtsninpalt Or. Warr
gu befommen. 9as @eIS lit nid,t
o~usae3ablt sporoen. Sd bobe nod
einige meitere Mahirasen sebaIten:
bonn $aufe 2inbenitrabe II an lit
feline tueitere 9eiteQung erioIet."
nSn Ser Tbat bofit ionberbar!"
Der Yoiibirefior ihiitteIte Den aopf
.Miaer lit bod elm niidterner
Menih uno ein alter. b~eipabrter sc.
amterY"
sd 6enfe, ia. SER 9ireftor."
.&m. -. nun, bonn 5Ieibt ms
I'm Der Ebai nidts unoeres iibrig. als
5undfit Der poreeicsten geboroe ultS
- menn meme geiirbtunaa 5utrel.
Men = Der 2riminalpoIiSei Wittbei.
lung bapon su MAIDEN. Sd bansc
tbnen, lieber ariese. Seaen Sic
nun nod ihneG Elm fur3es Vrotofoa
oi1 nno Sann fonnen sic gehen.
Qnsten Sic ii& cher Su &nuie ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03
rector go. berloren ODER &C.
itoblen -"

reftor -. oerIoren ODER &C.
itoblen -"
Nun bralite ser EoitSireftor oui:
.8um Seuiel! Wer bat lie Sbnen
benin geitohien? 60 irreben sic
bod enSlid) NAL Acknowledgment"
Damn wurbe ct wieber rubiser, aIs
er bas trpitIoie uuo seritorte @eiiht
BEG GeIobrieitrGgers lab = .aIip
nun NAL IN olIer &lDe: es lit jett
finn llbr Nadmittass; heute friib
Inn odt ltbr baben sic Sbren ge.
iteIgang angetreten. @eiinnen Sic
iih baraui?"
Miiler nidte langiam: .
.Sa. Sest beiinne id MIDI: ih
babe in Der 2~lnoenitraBe beiteIlt,
."..: Bis gum Sauie SIR.
Sang redt! Gort bate id beim
@ebtsanpait Or. Mars 500 Mari
gu bei.euen."
.Soben Sic bas getban?"
"Sa! SD. nein: jest entiinne
id mid -. ih betrat oas Saus
nno 49,. Ga itanb Elm Softer .
elm GROCER, neiIer Gofier id
lab ibn mir nod aenall an uno bof.
te, per m Sauie mobI eiuen 10 gro.
ben Softer sebrautte 49,"
.yeun Deiter! llnS bann 2"
.Dann Miiuer iubr lifl
nit Der SanS ibcr Die Stirn -
.oann borte ih Shritte binter mir.
es f~iiiterte SemanS etrpas unO
ploslih iiibite id etpas Moiies i'm
@eiiht = mar cS Elm Tlid ooer eii
Gdpamm oos mir plosIid Den
Mtbem raubte -. i1 griif Bar.
nod, aber man belt mid fpobl
felt ib fonntc mid ieoenfaGs
,l,r nod ihlpab mebren uno perIor
gleib oaraui oas @epubtlein +.
Son bielem @uaenblidc an meib i'd
lidt mebr, mas init mir borsegansen
iein mag. Sd ertpnd,te crit Dor etlua
elmer Stul,be in Iaricnoori. 60.
weu td) illld) belttren tdtlt1, bat mia
ein poriiberiabrcnoer iunger Wann,
ooer ,porea es 3lpei2 eemedt 2"
unS nun itien bent arrnen Menidcn
crit flar 81 werbcu. was oas 8an5e
eigentlld bc0cutete: ier begann gu
jammern - .meine Taihe. Sas
0elo 49,. ih merbe meme Stel.
lung perlieren -. man bot mid
beranbt, bat mid pieIeidt ermoroen
,uollen unS lit babel geitort nor.
Den -. Serr Director! SD bin
elm alter. treuer Beamter -. ia.
gen Sic ielbit, baB i'd mir ME aud
rur sic serinsite Mahldiiigfeit i'm
9ienite babe gu SdMlocn fomnlen
Iaiien."
rIber. Iieber Miuer" = enteeg.
nete Ser Yoitoireftor - .berubigen
sic fih bod. gs bat Sbnen 10 nod
Niemano 8orpiirfe Seswesen &c.
nladt. Nur ems miiiien Sic mir
iaeen: miiroeu sic bic Steue mieoer.
iinoen, an Der Sic . an Der man
Sic anaeiunoen hat2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03
.
@aIbrssanbrr
Gon O. gpccl.

6ibrt mid mein g8es burds biiiterlfe
@ebire',
9arf i6-aIIein nit reinU Sebnlubt-
ipuuoeril,
GIaub' id, Der bobc @aID lei cine &irh
limb ipeit e~utferHt Die Wfeniden all, Die
anpern.
Sic ibclen @6geI nur i'm beiIeeu Sort.
Ser Sirife Hubel in ben tiefen @riirbei.
Dor Wenihen fliidtenb na1 0eitrlpp
unD Sort,
@iu bort mein iriebIib ipabeuo @use
fiuben.
8eld Gin gebeimniBooIer Sauber lebt
Sn alien Serslpalos iagenreidem Suntell
Sarin Die 3lperge berrl1en @alDfee
id)tpebt,
SarmIoien @anb'rer triist SrrIi6ta
9efunteli
limb eeb' id einIam bort Den itinen Efnb.
unoefplid melt eutriidt benz gSelt9etinls
mel.
Galu ieb' if. pie Ser Setter @oIt lid
rabt,
Bon WedrdenbeIben ihier Elm reid Ge'
ipintueI!
limb NIT BEG 8aISes beimIiden GeitaIter
'Germiidt ii6 Volf aus alter Wdrden'
melt:
Sd idai' Der 8ieien unseltiimes 8aIten.
Sen Srafen, Der bieYiaib gefangen bdlt.
Ser 3ipcrse tiidiid erinienbe @eiidter.
Ser S~ein8elmdrnd)en biIfSbereite Sdur,
SEES Aobolbionias neutrality-suspicious.,
3cr Weiberlpurm i'm 9ruHIn S6uppens
haar.
ilnb iuie il tief unb INNER tiefer idau'
60 elaub' i'd pabrIid, bab i'd berrlid
trdume -
8aum oab i'd meilen truifncn Guseu
frau:
Rotbidppden idreitet burh bic Sod'
t~palDSbGumel
limb oort-bom erauen Selien iiberbadt.
Tahor elm grauiig @eib, gebudt am
Gin 3udenbdusdeu mir entgesenIadt,
uno SanS urb @reteI f~nuIpern bran linS
Ieden.
9as mub ih aug Ser Rd6c mir beidauenl
limb leiie, Ieiie ihleid)' iD mid beran:
9a ididt Der poue Dlono bic i%iIberbIauen,
gebe mnibuoIen StrabIen burd ben
\Sanu.
Ta 1T bas fd6ne WadrdenbiIb entidipuns
ben,
Sod nelc 8eiitcr ihipirren i'm 8esipeia.
Ser BoHmoro oaiibert in aebeimen Stuns
ben
Bon Sdattentueien ipobI elm Hieienreid. |
60 tpano're trdiir1enS i6 bonn Stamm
gum Stamm
gbripiiro'ger gideu. aItersgrauer S66ren
limb Iauid' ben Stimmen, Sic 10 number
fam
Wertbloien @eItiiuusllugeltiim 5erit6ren.
9ie @eIt tparb niidtern - aue Sage
fnebr -
limb itrebt nad} blDbcm UIans uno tpiibtli
im Slunber.
. Wenlder, ld)ibet i'm nit beil'aer
@ebr,
Sen alter Sd6neu 8alS uno feline
@unberl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03

fprl,d nabm. i'm Gefbe nidt 9eie1eu
SGpie Gerber nit ieiner Waidrne
an oen fleinen &orper itieB, madte
er Salt 10 ifneu or fonnte. God cS
tpar idon 81 ipat. Or fanb Sen
SSungen nit einem abseifnittcnen
@ein Dor ainb oas anbere bling III
nod Icie an on 3noben. Cine PIN.
putation ,puroe iofort uorgenommen.
bob Ser &leine iiberitano oen ihne.
rem llneIiifsiau niht LANCE. Gin
BOAR S%tunoen ltarb er unter oen
graBIidNten Sdmer5en.
GrbitoB in 8isconin.
Sn &ccinc, isis, ,puroe aan Afitt.
nod NadmittaJ, 5mIi1en l un0 2
llbr, ein Grbbeben oeutlib perpiirt.
Sfeptif.r beboupten Slpar, in eInenl
Steinbrl,d Der gtad)barihait mare
eiue b~eionccrs bcftise Ggplc1ion er.
iolgt, cod miro Dies bon Den gnge.
iteIlt.u DER 8iscoriin Telephone SO.
cntidieOen psrncint Inter oen WaO.
den ~entltano cine Bonif, OILS Ser Der.
msintlife GrcitoB erfolgte. Sos Wto.
biliar ioQ in auen Sugen ge5ittert ia.
ben, Sefel .pltr0en nerriidt uno
Spiegel iielen bon oen @dmH.m, ood
wur6e frin SfaSen ar9eridtet. Bic
Wdbfen periirhten ndbreno Der ga.
nif, aus Den Seritern gu ipringer,
bod fonoen iid liiiffibcrapeiie &c.
mug Serniinftige, w.ad)e oieies finn.
loie Greiben radt5eitis pareitdtcn.
Ser &aufmam Sobn Soernel beialto
iid in kiner @obnung an DER
Maple.S traBe uno 1teuta felt. oab
eaS grSbeben feds Sefunoeu seSau.
ert babe.
Gin fre6er 8atron. Sar.
riion @ilicn, Der Dor einigen Sa1en
nod 8erbiiBuns elmer pieriG1rigen
Trei6eitSlt"aie aus Dem StaatsSudt.
bauie BON SEEM Seriep entlaiien muir.
Dc. hat an Yoli3eidef g. s. @urte
bon Hertb ImboD Ole Iuiiorberuna
aeridtet, einen ToStiAIdser. cincn
&epoluer. elm Yanr @ummiidube,
cine Masfe uno elm @iinoeI Dietrihc
or ibn suriid3ueritatten. @iIion
muroe Dor nabesu iiini Sabren poli
8urfe ais neroaftiBe Yerion perbai-
tet. uuS BEL Der 8iIitirMng i'm Yoli.
sei.Sauptquartier murSeu Die Mrtifel
in ieinem Bette eeiunoen. Or muir.
De angctlaat. proSeNirt uno iibcr.
iIbrt. bic Safen beieilen 81 baben.
uno fdmpite nit @iilie tiihti9er Nm.
.palte nm ie0en Sdritt brett Booen,
&e er ms 3uhtbaus waipbern muB'
te. Nun erflart er. Die geloroen
.h6tten i'm nm iein giscnt9um be.
raubt". 8orIdufig bat Gbef gurte
bic Serausaabe ser Mrtifel per1pel.
aert, umo elm in~tereiianter aanlpl
iteht in aMsiiht. Die Sahen iiua
aui Der Yoli,ehuadpe in einem Gtat
id,ranf m~lsgelteai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-03

YSEe snr @eiie in's MnsIanb Re.
ipraf 6. Saline. 0r., Ala, Dn-@aIti.
,,erearake, sale Cation Soaie sbe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
WHY WE STICK TO THE SUBSIDY FIGHT.

as Tar as the coastwse shipping regulations concerned there
one reason why this community not unanimous in opposition
10 them That IS that the regulations regarded as protection
I" American shipping and Honolulu does ask even it
o Oeeht ne Tor anything contrary to the plan of
ing the American merchant
earnestly FAVOR suspension of the coastwe regulations not go
interview The STAR that regulations be abolished altogether as
lar as Hawai- concerned No here aware has
asked more than suspension until there certain develop
ent OF the American merchant marine Looking the matter from
purely selfish and local point of abolition regulations
would naturally be OF the benefit And it would per-
maps be IN line with the policy Congress- by mores has
lar not caring whether the American flag flies the
racine or not 1t would give cheap freight passenger
and lots OF steamers But short time they would all be foreign
steamers mostly Japanese We don't this want the Amer
can merchant marine built argument of our
peculiar isolation among American But the final
policy under the circumstances have right to some
immediate rele-whe "scapping" far our little in
fuence goes for American subsidy ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
WE MUST DO OUR PART.

AS bearing the ship subsidy proposition the following edto
from the San Francisco Call is of interest:
San Franciscos prime interest is commercial, and her
greatest energy should into the promotion with
foreign parts This because Of the citys commanding
geographical position and its unrivaed harbor harbor
nothing without ships and the decay of the
camille marine has had injurious the COM
merce of this port We all know that American shipping can
not compete with foreign under existing conditions The
important commercial nations subsdze their shipping ard
this fact puts competition of the question for American
Congress appears to be in mood to favorabiy
proposed subsidy Nothing radical proposed
fact the bill under consideration only provides liberal
scale OF pay for mail contracts transportation the
matter adequately pushed there doubt of favorable
on Here where San Francisco ship and merchants
do themselves and the a useful service Let them
form strong local organization institute convincing pro-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
Commercial News
BGEKIEG
S 7 0 GKS
B 0 EDS
BY L. D. TIMMoNs

There was very little doing on the
Stock Exchange this morning, the
market seeming to have fallen into a
period of calm, such as is occasionally
met with. All ordinary stocks were
weak, if not off The high stocks, 70
or those of 500 Ear, are holing up,
however, the strength in some cases
being extraordinary.
On the boards this morning there
were only two sales-10 Honokaa at
1872 and 10 Honolulu Rapid iran
sit preferred at S1O2 Both of these
sales were at old figures. The appear
ance of Rapid Transit attracted some
attention,as it had been rather quiet
of late. The return of Manager Bal
lentyne this morning, all ready to be-
gin the Pearl Harbor extension OF the
system, served to bring out the stock.
Between boards ten shares of Homo
mu stock changed hands at $40. A
sale of interest, also between boards,
was $4,000 Olaa bonds at par. Thir-
teen shares of 1. L. s. N. Company
changed hands at Sill. which was sat
isfactory.
Pioneer remained strong, $1SS.5O be-
ing bid and $3.50 asked. This is on a
basis of S190.50 and 1872 before tko
recent dividend was pa1d.
Eva and Oahu were both weak, $50. =
rs being asked for the former, with a
fine prospect of buying for $50. Oahu
S31. rs asked; $31 90 bid.
Hawaiian Commercial remained
about the same as yesterday, $33.75 be-
ing big and $33 .S75 asked, There are
rumors of sales on. the streets at
the latter figure, but they have not
been regularly reported.
Paia and Haiku are both strong,
$3.50 being asked and $3.50 bid.
BERNDT GOING EAST.
Emil A. Berndt, manager OF w. w.
Dimond & Company and secretary or
the Merchants Association, will leave
by the Canadian steamer on Septem-
Der IL for Victoria. Vancouver, Seat
tie and the east While in the latter
city he will make important inquiries
and Investigations for the Merchants
Association. Mrs. Berndt will accom-
pany her husband as far as Seattle,
and she will then go south to Alame-
da, Cal, to visit with relatives. Mr..
Berndt will be away from Honolulu
about eight weeks.
TELEPHONE BUILDING.
Material for the conduit system OF
the Mutual Telephone Company has
been started from the east and will
arrive here October 9. Plans for the
new buildings on the old Brickwood
site in Adams lane are being prepared.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
KAHULUI HARBOR.

The Chamber of Commerce yesterday
afternoon unanimously adopted the re-
port of its Harbors and Shipping Com
mittee in regard to Kahului harbor,
the resolution approving the same be-
ing as follows:
Resolved, That the report of the
Committee on Harbors, Shipping and
Transportation, relative to the i'm
provement of Kahului harbor, as sub
mitted at this meeting, be, and the
same is hereby accepted and approved
by this Chamber; and, be it further
Resolved, That the Hon. J. Kalani-
anaole, Delegate to Congress from the
Territory of Hawaii, be furnished with
a sufficient number of printed copies
of said report and that he be requested
to use his best efforts to secure an
appropriation at the coming session
of Congress for an adequate amount
to make the Improvements at Kahului
as outlined in said report, subject to
the recommendations of the local Unit
ed States engineer in charge"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
PLENTY OF PASSENGERS.

The time in tourist travel has arrived longer
sonabe to claim that American passenger
by temporary of the
boats running cannot accommodate all who
Of Honolulu who abroad booking using the
telegraph wires appeal for berts vain One case might be
cited OF husband and wife having here different
ers because they couldn't get bookings together
tey strandedan experience which might entertain
ing to with short purses The Alameda arrived this morning
filed to her capacity The Lurne only left here Yesterday
already booked full for her return trip
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

1t was hard to take Mr. Schwern seriously when he the
wireless on ocean steamers useless except paythng
sengers Hardly had he said when wreck of the steamer
Ono came and by odays mails made clear that the
ca possibly two hundred lives The details show that o
eiaor actually signaed for help till he ship
The vessel sank in thirty minutes and she going OPP
orator u f. Ecces OF Winnipeg sgnaed Captain and going
OFT last boat-waing for nowGoodbye But
too long at his post and the Goodbye forever His message had
started escun steamers for the under forced draft only
four lives were
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
A TREMENDOUS SUGGESTION.

Hon Richard Barthodt international figure President
the lnparaentary Union for the Promotion of
baon position which became his naturally as result of his rec
as supporter OF the movement In the interview published
IN Inc Star today he sets forth proposition that
history The abolition of has been the dream MANY and
IS the nobes task to which could set himself Mr. Bahodt
plan sounds simple yet practicable If he has really suggested
bic scheme to end he certainly making history with ven
gance Yet why should be possible strong nations
and demand of others?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
TRIP AROUND HARBoR.

Secretary Mcclellan took a party Of
Congressman around the waterfront
Wednesday morning They examined
the principal docks and the harbor
properties of the United States.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03
COTTON AND TOBACCO.

The Promotion Committee has placed
on exhibition some attractive speci-
mems of cotton and tobacco grown in
the Konas The former is of fine
texture, comparing favorably with the
cotton grown on this island Speci-
mems of both the filler and wrapper
tobaccoes are shown, and the combin-
ed display is quite interesting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

The scheme for the lower floor has
been decided upon, to include: Rooms
for officers and director battery, gas
engine for running of the system in
event of failure of electric power
and headquarters for the superinten-
dent AS before stated, the material
used will be brick and reinforced con-
crete.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

There citizens of Honolulu who can't home because there
carry them What do you think
OF that Messrs congressman Suppose you Californian and
in New York and American railways overcrowded with
traffic that they couldn't home and the government
laws which prevented you from travelling the Canadian Pacific line
what would you have to say?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

paganda the subject and bring influence bear congress
Nothing of that gained without effort and the
duty rests San Francisco do its part forwarding the
This concluding might be paraphrased here "The duty
Honolulu to do its part in forwarding the movement
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

Honolulu will have better organized efficient Pro-
motion Committee than the with its secretary and the
community to be congratulated the of continuing
oher without change At the time the members should be
remembered with thanks the time and study they the
This of The Star with evidence of the of their
uork
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

Between Boards: 10 Honomu $175 90,
$4,000 Olaa IS, 500. 90; 10 1. I. S. N. Co.
$110. co.
Session Sales: 10 Honokaa $40 .25;
10 Hon. R. T. & L. Co. pfd, $1O2 90.
Stock. Bid. Asked.
Eva Plant. Co... ..... SO. 25
Hawaiian Agri. ...... 10000 ......
CONTINUED on X@age Five)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

May there will who will nok" they don't get
invitations the Mayors but think of the enthusiasm of those
who do get Them
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

Any of those Congressman who doubt Amecanm should
watched certain Democrats holding indignation meetings this
ing o yes have American politics all right.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

Now let all get and give Taft invitation for year
he won't be able to resist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

Continued on Yage Five.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-03

111I7I IIO4NI7 IIOIIlIJIINU,
Material for the conduit system OF
the Mutual Telephone Company has
been started from the east and will
arrive here October 8. Plans for the
new buildings on the old BriclIwood
site in Adams lane are being prepared.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-18
URBAN DOESN'T WANT TO
GO TO COOL COLORADO
Puts Up Fight against Return ON
Charge of Forgery Brought
by Employers.

Further argument Of the habeas corpus
proceedings brought in behalf of Ralph
C. Urban, on whom eXtraditiou papers is-
sued in Colorado were honOred by the gov
ernor OF Nebraska, has been postponed
until this morning, Attorneys argued
the case all Monday afternoon and
Tuesday morning, Shotwell & Shotwell and
John O.. Yeiser, attorneys for Urban, com
pletinR their examination Of witnesses
shortly before noon. Thomas \. HOLSTER,
attorney for the c. F.. Adams company, the
complainant, has so far introduced one wit
ness, f. J. Hutsinpilier OF Denver, repre-
sentative of the Adams company.
Urban was formerly in the employ OF the
Adams company IN Denver. He came to
Omaha a short time ago and entered the
employ of the local house Of the Adams
company. Shortly after coming to this
city he was arrested on complaint OF the
Denver house for embezzlement, but after
three days in jail the case was dismissed.
Urban then brought suit against the COM
pany for $4,000 for false imprisonment.
Shortly thereafter he was rearrested on
complaint OF the Denver officers OF the
Adams company for forgery. The governor
Of Nebraska honored requisltton papers
issued by the governor OF Colorado. and
the habeas corpus proceedings we're brought
to resist extradition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-18
Eagles Fight
for Meet With
Automobiles
Sioux City Delegation Has Corn&red
All the Rent Cars in Omaha
for the Big Day.

1t will be a matter OF difficulty. II not
an impossibility, to rent an automobile in
or Council Bluffs Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10, for the supply has been cor
nered.
The Sioux City Eagles, who are coming
coo strong, have had an emissary here who
has made written contracts for every
motor car in the market. Sioux City is
after the 1910 convention and Is anxious
to put up Il good front"
Boston will be a strong rival OF the
Iowa town and 500 Massachusetts men are
coming to pull for that city.
Estimates Of the attendance run from
10000 to $4,000" said J. j. Ryder, secre-
tary Of the convention committee. Il
myself think $1,000 a good estimate. They
will not all be here at the same time.
There will be a good many in the whole
week before the convention opens, Sep
TENDER 10, because the grand committee
and grand officers will he here then lay
ing out the work Of the convention. Thea
some will come for the first four or five
days, staying over for the parade Of Thurs
day. Others will come for that day and
remain over Taft day, the Monday folioN-
ing"