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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20


9urrcnmod,cr. Sm Sabre 1874 grllnz
cete CT Sic iest proiperircuOe aiiert
6irmo u. l}fcil s. So. Sr. @fcil uo6nl
am oclttihcn WeieuI6uitSlebcn lteta
rcgell NntbciI. CT trat inn Sabre
1865 Dem .Mrion" Bel, NOR lett Dem
Sabre 1871 ein aftipe5 Mitglicp Oc&
,.WermuniosW tamerd)orS" ltno cine
3eit lang CT Yrdli0ent oeS SercinS.
Sr. Eieil mar oltf elmer Ser Sncorpo.
rotorcn scr Ser. S1lger polt 9alti-
more. am 13. Nope'nber 1853 Der.
b%clrothetc CT iid) nit %l5il1er ebcnfoQS
aus 9icotnfopf 9c6iirtigcn Satin.
Die Geremonic mltrDc in Der Ct. Ste.
pbonis&ird)c an Ser ode pom Sams
burg mo Sonoperitrobc BON Sem "a,
m%oligcn Scliorger ser 8ccnltinoe,
Eoitor Mfengcr, uoaiogen.
Ser Che entiproiien bier Sinner,
bon bcncn nod 5ipei am 2eben iin6,
n0mlih tSrou Carrie &. Gpplcp ulb
Sri. Nugltito 4SfciI.
Cblpobl Sr. Efeil iidl icit SoDrcn
5icmlid pom 8cihGit 5uriid9e5o9cll
bate. luor CT oennod bis III iein flo.
hes alter bincin Gin ilciBigcr oftiper
S0ltger ccs .0ernlanio . W1nncr.
hors" Qeblieben. mo bel ie6cr 8eles
gcnbcit mltrbc er Der iiingereN @enc'
ration ais Gorbilo pn~rgebolter. Sl5
am Is. Nontmbcr 1908 ST.. Gfeil uno
ieiuc-@attin lire golOenc Sod5eit ieis
crtcn, ga luuroen Dem SSubeIpaore Oh,
rllrgclt 5u GGeil, mie man lie nidt
oitcrS iiebt.
Tic @1cr0iQuItg iin6ct morgel
NodnlittoQ Tim 1aS llbr BON Srali.
crbouie aus itott. EoItor Suliua
@oimoum Don ocy 3ionS . UcmcinOc
miro onntirCr.
Gic @cinnGSicftion ocS o6crnln.
mia Mdnlcrfors" miro an Grade
iingen. Sic Ginger ueriommeln iid)
nm bnlb Smci llhr IN Scr @crnonios
characteristic uno 6cgebcll lid IN
Corpora nod Dem Souoon'Torf:
Srieohoic. TlS 9ohrtndtrGger fun.
gircn Die $50. To6crt M. Rotbcr,
Otto =. Sd,iliaL s. $. @G6monm
Goruoro &iilutc, @cors z. STIRRING
uno :. Mottc5 bonn g8ernlonin.
WtGnlerdpr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20

SIN 2 d TAI ibcrinllcn
unb bernub t. - Ger llnitono.
hab Sronf Vierion BON Or. Z. Siio'
EaDlon. Strobc, Ncitcrn frilb oil Der
Gde bon Goitcrn-Hlpcnt uto Srouo-
Top cinidIicf. mobrcro CT onf cincll
StraBcllbobnpn91on mnrtetc, be.
riltten orti Stroldc, I'M ben Sdln.
'en0el 5lt bcroltbell. IlS Eieripn cr'
luodte, funO CT iid) bon 5uci Wdll-
rern f~e'tgehaltclL maGrenb ein brit
ter leine Golden Olird)iufte. 1ros'
oen CT Is nit brci Otdnntrn 5i tbitll
lotte, beghnn CT lid 5i mcbrcn ltno
belt leine Nngreiier lGilger, 3cit i'm
Sd)ad,. @0brcn6 CT iidl in ciicrl
Sullo9enicnge NIT bculelbcn beiouo.
'prona Eoli5iit Mop bon citent
StraEenboDnluog0on Der Hplano
Farf-Sltieit lu,b nobnl Die Scriol'
glttg Ser brci Strobenrdi,bcr nuf,
lucld)c lpfort Bet Icincn Mnblid See
lengelo goben. IS geloiig bent 9lull.
rod cillen Der Tliebenoen 81 crni'
lt)er, ipeldcr in Der oitlifen Eolijei.
ltution otlgob. sllireo Hodlueil 81
MtBen lulo III Nr. $50, Horb-W oiunt.
StroBe. 51l mohnen. Ter Nrreitallt
luhrbc 2eltern inter Der alihuloi.
9liltg oes ongcblid)en TicbitablS ei.
tter golocnen l(br uno zines nit
Sianlanten beiesten ll~brgebanges i'm
@crtbc bon $f20 ourd) ToIiseirihter
S9teill niiter $t5GD @iir1ibuit &c.
ltcllf. Gic EoIi5ei iutt jeet nod Jet.
men beioen MitidulOiocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
InS Scnt NntGbnnie.

Mdpor WobooG crbGlt intereliontc
9crihte ii6er Mhmi3ipot @crlpol.
lungs Wtct6oOen in onoercn StGo-
ten bonn &oriiter 0eS Gcporte.
mentS fir 9cicBgc6crilde Tcfe-
rcn5en. - Wtebr 9ogenIampel
fir ben @ci6ditS. Giitrift.
9r. Soroce 4. Tlod, Der &oriteber
oeS Gepartement2 iiir 0eleb8cberild)c
Hcieren5en, bat Dem Wupor cinell
intereliantcn @cridt .5ugeItcllt, III
>ucIdem Die &crmoltungSmetboocn
in berihieoencn unoercn @roBitootel
llno Stauten geidilOert lino. 9tad)'
Dem Der Wopor Den 9erid)t gcnail
gcpriiit uno nit ben bod)Iten lt1otl.
ihen @cnmtelt Dlrdbcratbcn bot,
miro er fir sic nGditc Stootsgeict'
gcbltng cntiprcd)cnoc @cIebcntmilric
nu9orbcitcn loiicn. Mus Den 9erid)-
ten lit eriid)tlidl ouB IN maldcn
Stdoten Nngeitclltc, Ole ollf Eicroe-
rcn1cn mctten o0er @o5urOipielel
irobncn, peremptoriif aus Dem
3icllit c~ntlnIicu mcr0c1.
Eara0c Der &unocf0mgcrs
MagcH.
Sic icd)9 lcllcll Ciniponni9cll
&unOefdngcrmugcn, mcld)c bcltc III
Nlcult geItent mcr0c1l, lullr0cn &c,
itCrn Ocnl WtoUor un0 Dent Collector
Der @oliermictbCn unO Siccnjcn, s..
g. Glnrf, 5ltr Nnipcftion uorgcfiibrt.
Ter acknowledgements, lucld)cr nit
Dem Ginfunael Der bCrrcnlolcn o0cr
unliceniirteu Sul0cn betrnut lit. CT
bGlt iebt $4,000 pro &nbr fijr 0icicn
3luctf, gcgcniibcr $4,000 I'M uorbcr-
gebeuoen Sabre. Gle 8cicui6oft bat
Ole Stoot in odt Giitrittc cingetbciIt,
BON oeltcn icoCr Don cincm &ru1oe.
idngcrlungen obpotrOuilirt miro.
Wchr 2idt.
Strr Hobcrt ). GucuL Der Suucrs
intenOcnt fir StroBenbclcltd)tnlN,
crtbcilte gcItcrn Der uGonioli6irtcn
Sos 1uno GlcGtriid)eu @cleuhtun0S-
@%eIcQld)oft" Den 9uitrn0 iiir hie
lcbtc Sieieruna BON $50 @o1cnlom-
pei, i'm @eihGit2oiitrift. Iic Cant
pen iucrocn olri Die StrobclL, mclt)C
bic Baltimore truBc, 5luiifen Der
Eocd e Strobc mo ocn SoncS Salts
frclljcn, Don Der 2onlbnr6' bis sur
Snrnto9osS traBc ucrtbciIt. Nod)bcm
bic 2omptil ollilcitCllt morocn linb,
miro Der ncllbClcudtctc Tiitritt 5ll.
lonlmcll nit Den bcrcitS Dorborlocncn
Siftern i'm got5cn Sonbc icincS
@leiftn iufcn. SpGtcr merocu and
on Der Baltimore StroBc. BON oclt
SoncS Sails bis 5nr Caroline Ctr,
mo on Der @ou- StroBc, bon BAL.
timorc-S troBca bis 51ltm 9rooouop,
III GiitoIBcn BON ic 60 Sui 9ogcn
lonnpcll olr0cbrad)t.
Soilcn MIDI mad.
Nit Sponlnlng iebcn bie Mitolit-
Der btS yIcreir,S Scr 8eid)GitSlcllte
BON Siib.9oltimore" Dem Gcrlolti
Scr hcutigen Situng Der 9uOgetb}.
b0rbc cntgc9cn, ga lie crworten, ou6
Die tiir5lid Der Baltimore Srlld)t,
9otIe crtbcilte GrloubniB, Temperate
@clcilc bon bcm Gum0cn-0 obnhoic
aus bis jt DEM 81 errihtenoen Ga.
1cr6ouS 5miIdleu Der Soporo.. Sec,
Sharp n10 Sill trobc 81 lcner,
n%crlollicl meroe. Soatc Ole 9cb0roe
oicIeS llift ireinilig tbrn. ioaeu &c,
rid)tlifc Sd)ritte gctbon merben, nm
Ole Baltimore S6io e 9obn" ST
pcbinbcrn Ole Gcrbinorng b%cr5uitei-
len, bis bic oeripro6cneu Stroben-
frciljnngcn ~nollcnoct obcr IN Nn0ri'f
9cnonlntcn lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
.6ebbcl's cinsiacs MteIier.

@ir baben MIR Elm Mtclirr TT yaI.
tiinore, umb bas befinoet fid in Der
Gfage 81 ebener Grbe, Er.:321, Rprb.
@ap., maize 6igb.Str. ainoer.Ybo.
tosrapbicn cine Spesialitat. = &eins
MseHteu uub feiae9reppeu 81 iteisen.
8. pebbeI. Y. Grui, VeidaftSfabrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
Staot 8alttmore.
ttnterbaltnHss 8esipeifer.

raiasemie" - 6. 8. 5oiberH in ioIeetocm
9tcpertotre:
WiOniae uun Sienitag TbcnO 800. pRi6eIicu"
Dilit1pph uno Nonneritng Nhcro
81 J nero Niua"
sreitus unO eamitag DIotiuce
.goro Sun6rcnrO"
SuHlIuY 9peHn ...'..'..''.''. gNulIlII
rNuoitprtum"-~1be SIlportalce OF @eelllg
Sarneit".
ySlansn'S" - 8auocoiue uno GRANDCHILDREN.
n5urS'o"-.&uoi Of 6onnnb".
p@aHtH"-5rco. SrpiH,s .9icp Wiuiciitc3".
nSonionH"-oGbe Rcb Wloon".
,DiarnIano" aettb's ngH Star"sNauoes
niae uuo NSunbclbilner.
,,gen MlDnumcntal"@o Ibc Nocnie @irIs".
,,Nictoria"-GuuocuiIlc mo GRANDCHILDREN.
,Ariur." - 0cute. Cd ub-Son5Cri in Der
.ScrmaHid lRduHerdur- Sale"
,,SarmpHtr." Wiitilpod. 81. StpriG, S6lubs
Gun6crt In gcbmnnn'5 Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20

Sn $ pmc 6ciicIn. = Sr.
0erolnano g. Gilman, Sobn Scr
Sron aotbarii,e iino bes perItorbcncn
ghguIt Gilman, i1o 1ron q. 81.
Nidlns. Sod,tcr Der 1rnn Isabella
Stotbert itno oeS periiorbelien Ser
man @otbert, ipliroen acItern in Der
Vfarripobnltng Der 3ipeitei, eileIiiteii
littberiifen Stride oird Eaitor Geo.
w. Wilcr getraut. Nad Der Gere-
monte trotcn Die Neupcrmahlten cine
S%odseitsreiie nudb Mtlantis Gitn ai,.
Goo Toor miro in Nr. 727, Woro.
@roahluap, @obunno ncblten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
0~eIbienbuuaen.

@eIbienbimsen nod 9euiiHIanb
uno OeitrciH . llnsorn fider rnlb
idnen beiorst. 8, 10 itnb 20 Nort..
iorpie 10 itnb 90 aronen . S1eine au
bertanfen.
gbeo. 8. 1ieatr e g.,
o. QY. 217, Cf.OaIhmsse.e Biz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
IS uitou Mbo(p6 Screin.

~ -
Ter nWllitop Noolpb.g crin" belt
in icircm 8ereinSlofol. Manolcr'2
SuQc, Nr. / uno 6, Ctr.
icinc uicrtc(idhrlid)c @eriummlltnG,
III mcld)cr ErGiiocnt Scrntorm For't
ocn Noriit mo Scfretar Tricorit)
Sicocr buH Yrptofoll iiibrtc. Nod)ocrl
iiir mchrcrc frontc Wit0licocr baa
iuofcntIidc Benefit niSbc5oblt NOR.
iprr0c pom ScfretGr fplaenbcr iiror-
5icllc Pcrid)t bcS lcbtcn Gltarto!S
pcrlcicn: IN Sd)obmciitcrS Som
un 81. MGr5 1909 $t16.76, Gcpol;t
III ser .Gutom Sporbonf" $iS7S.1G
III scr. Baltimore Sporbanf" S1l96..
%. 5uiumnncn Gin cr"einsfopi:ol bon
$3I9t,G7. MitgIieoerSobl AZ. Sicrnui
criolotc scr Imtsnntritt ocs Scrlpnl.
%tinaarotheS fir oaS Slueite G.i,ortul
1909: &lllius Mepcr. Goriitcr, Trib
anod). Iricbrid Sicoer, ielt., min
Nilbelnl Biintbcr nlS StcllpCrtrctcr
bon Aoolp6 2icecr. Ger gcrcin 5oblt
III fronfr Witaliebcr cit lo0dcnt!i.
dies Benefit BON "a. 6cilt Stcrbeiotl
$tW. ioiuic fir bic 6ral, eilcs Nit
gllebeo $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20

Cine GipiIbicnit Bril-.
nng iiir tcd)niihe 3cid)ner iiioet
an1 10. unb 20. Wai I'M bieiigcn
Eoitnmt itott. Die crIolgreid)en Gnn'
oioatcn bnbcn Niislidtcn ollf Initcl-
lung in g~rnoesbielllt bel $40 bis
5000 SoDresgebalt.
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Sdluittcr SOB.

Scnrn q. Silcr III lcillcm Vctt to0t
uliIgeiumbell. - 9ri9btlhe Nil
relfrontbeit bic EoOc6uriode.-
Gin otter Giienbobrpcternn oll3
Ocnn 2eben geid)ieocu. - eliza
bctb &oblcr I'M gltcr bon sc Sab
rcn gcItorbtn.
Serr Scnrp q. aiicr, Elm 80 Sabre
otter Glcrf, muroe geitcrn tur5 l1dd)
W%ittcrnod)t IN Der Wohmlng ietner
Gltcrn Nr. 80, SilosGnrrolltonsApc
toot III icintm Bette liegeno ollf9c,
iunocn. Coroner 81. $. s. 9lufc
BON Scr iiiomeltlid)cn Eoli5ciitotion
itcate felt, Dob Der 600 oilrf)
@rigbt'ihc Nierenfronfbeit ucrilr.
iud)t mlroe, Scrr aiitr bate lid Oil
Snmitug Nbcno in bcitcm @oblbciin.
Den 5llriidge5ogcn. Sciner Sonilie
lief es Sonntog nid,t pciter oili, baB
or niht oufitonb, neil lie nnnobmerL
boB CT lid bon Der Nrbeit oroentlif
ollSrltbcl molltc. IlS leood Serr
Nolter j. aiicr. iciu 9ruoer, iflieB.
lid iein Sdloi5immer betrnt, ianb
CT i'm ulS 2eidc Dor.
81 eli b abnpcteron cItor T.
ben.
GopitGn 9eniomiu i. @ono, mel.
der Den groBten Sbcil ieincS 2ebena
Angelteater Der Baltimore = Ohio.
9ohn" mar. lit geitern in ieincr
@obnung Nr. III, @eit,9tortb gpc. -,
ans Dem 2eben 0ei6ic0en. ST. itorlb
i'm Nlter bon 81 SabrCn ulb uobnl
5llIett bic STEELE zines Spejiol,Goi.
iogier -Igentcn ein. Ms Mitglieo
gcborte er ser .Mopol Nrconl,nt,"
sem ~Mpitiihcli Sdrcin." ocny Gem.
pclrittcrn" mo r6reimnlrcrn" alt.
Ter Gerltor6ene bintcrlGBt icinc
Mittipe unb cine Sod)tcr, Irou Sri.
Ionnic 9ono. Gr mar elm intimlr
Srcunb Scr Carrots mo 0cs Scrrrl
Hobn Sc. Golucn, Yr6iiocnteu oc1
Vobn.
SEQ. q. Hoic.
Sn Sitter bon II Sobrcn id)ico oln
Sonntag Ibcno Sr. Geo. u. Roic In
Ieillcr Wobnulg, Nr. IS, Siio Dit.
Nocnllc, aus Dem 2ebcn. Gr lit ieit
ctlidlcn Monaten an elmer Gomplifa.
ton bon arnnfbcitcn. Sienc @ottin
uno 5luci Stieffinoer iiberlcbcn i'm.
81. Holc iuor Gin b%tfoltntcr Mlllifcr
ulb Mitglico Der Ynrf,aopclc icit
oeren Organization i'm Sabre 1900.
Sn yE~eobobpsG pnieruotorium aob
or llntcrridlt uui Dem Eiono, Der BIO,
line ulb Dem Gornet. Gr bciuB cine
ircrthpnae @liorcniils- Giolinc, iuelde
If,on Icin Sotcr 0llitou 9ioie gccignct
butte.
@iro bcnte b~cerbiat.
Gle gccroigun9 Der I'M alter uo,l
sc Sobreit ans Dem 2ebcn geifieoe,
men 6rou GIiiobetb a6bIer finoct
bciitr Nodmittog bon ihrcr @ob.
ltllllg Nr. 1907, CID 2ibertp Toob,
Wnlbroof, oltS itntt. Eic Iobin.
geld)leociic lpor ais Icntidlono &c.
biirtlg mo folt Dor 36 Sobrcn mad,
al1ierifa. Sic binterl1bt cine Sodter,
5iuei Sobne. rlcbrere Gllfcl ilro llr.
enftl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20
Son Sec nnS Safcn.

,0rantfurt" ont Gonneritog bier or.
ipartet. - Sot Go Yoiiogicre iiir
Baltimore rno 2S5 fiir 0oIpelton
an 0oro. Ger 9rcimaItcr
nCbomoa s. SDrpod" lmltergc.
gongen. 3oblrcid)e 9nnonen
c@rlpnrtct.
Nm GonnerItog miro Der 9torbo.
SIopo0 olnpIcr n6ronfflrt", Scr ult
8. oieleS WpnotS bon Bremen obflbr,
bier crtuortct. Scr Iampfcr bot Go
Yoiingiere iiir Baltimore uno 2S5 iiir
@olpelton an 0orb.
Nrctm tier untcrgcgans
Gen.
Nui umcrfldrlid)e Weiie ging Der
Sd)ooner .S6omo5 s. Sbrpod", cin
GrcimoItcr, am Sonntog nnter, W1t'
reno ocrielbc inn Magotbp Hiuer Dor
Infcr lag. Nit Dem Sd)ooner iono
Elm Ncgermotroie Elm nolieS 0ru6.
9os 6obr5eug pcrlieb Baltimore ant
SumItog Nodmittog NIT elmer 2o-
Dung aoblcn fir Norfolf; CT fllbr bis
5ur Wiinoung oes Wogotbp Hiper,
mllBtc ober BORT Dor Infer ge6cn, Oo
p%ollit1nbi9c @inoitiQc cintrat. Inl
Sonntog iriib gegeu / llbr cripodte
Captain SnSlep ollrd) ooS Eauideu
bon @oiicr, iueld)eS in ooS Sobr5eug
einorong. sls or iid) oll led begob.
bcncrftc CT, boB Der S6ooner iorf.
nesbolb er iofort Die 9eiosung iped.
te. gQe Wann an 9ed, nit allSnob'
me beS erip1bnten HegerS, rctteten
lid III Dos Snfellperf beS Sd)iffeS
lllto muroelt ipGter ourd ben Shoos
ner nSlobn g. Speoben" gcrettct lno
noA baltimore 5uriidgebrod)t. Ger
Sd)ooner mar ongeblih bel ielncr
A(bfobrt BON Baltimore in glltem 81.
ItanO, meSholb feline Grfl1rung fiir
Den llntergong gefunOen lpcroen
fam. Gos Boot mar genleihid)oitlis
dies Gigentbum bon GopitGn Snslcp
mo Irou Gidoro Glurf.
OroBe Sooungen 9nnunen
~crfpartet.
llcbcr 10000 9iinoel 9onollcn
iuerbcn i'm 2auie oieier Wod)e al
9orb Der Srlld)toompfer .9nrr.
fable, nSolunon 81 8iorgio", .@c.
lito". nSanuton". rHoiorio bi 0ior-
1io" nno brighton" nod Baltimore
fonnmen, sic groBte Senoung lett
lebtcm CONNER. 9ic orci critee.
ilonllten Tompfer limo bercitS &c.
Itcrn bier ongelongt. mdbreno bic
orci onoereu bclite ober nlorgcll cr'
iuortct iuerben.
Mi Der Seim ahrt.
Giltcm &nbelgrnlnm 5ufolgc iubr
Der Norooeutid)c 2lopb Tompicr
.@roBer auriiirIt" am Samltog
Ibcno BON Ennto Gel 8ooa ob mo
bciilloct lid ouf Der Sobrt nod Heips
Worf, bon 100 aus CT Dor Ginger Belt
lelne Srieutreiie oltrot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-20

Hoj6in ; q a d)fldngc.-Sc,
mltcl Siopis. Soiepb unb Samuel
Erismnun unh Sofob Heilibplo. Die
bier Sd)ncioer. lpcled) am Senntog
orrd sic Noli5iiten beS oitlid,cn Ii-
itrifto in BEN Soltie Nr. 1908. Sud.
lon-StruBc. bel Der slrbeit iibcrritlil-
peIt lultroell, iino aeltern ourd, Rid.
ter O'Yteill i'll Der oltlid)en Voli5ei.
Itation inter $500 9iirgihoft fir
ooS @crihtsurrfuhreu geitcllt NOR.
sen.
Vaiie fhr's unsinnb bsiptst e.. santne, 413
Cf'Salttuiurc.sty, uate 0ntfuul CouiesMveHue
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Vaiie fhr's sanstntb bs,prBt e. 9antme, 413
Cn'Salttniprc.etr. SAFE 9nitsu csu,e.nueHns.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-05
sENATE-MoRNING.

As soon as the day opened in the
senate, Knudsen presented report from
the committee on ways and means upon
Coelho s bill to provide for the payment
of inheritance tax to the counties. a
majority recommending its passage.
Chairman Knudsen, while approving of
the purpose of the bill, dissented from
the majority on the ground that the
special session should not take up mat
tiers for which it was not called, recon-
mending, therefore, that the bill be laid
on the table.
Similar reports were made on Coel
hos bills to exempt small fishermen and
peddlers' from license fees, and appro
priating $4,000 for the relief of per
sons released from the Leper Settlement
Knudsen dissenting as in the first case
With regard to the license bill, the
committee says: ''Your committee be
lieves that the loss of revenue to the
Territory would be so small that
would not be noticed, whereas the EN-
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in the Hawaiians, why did not the trus-
tees of Kamehameha Schools try to find
employment for its students on planta-
tions instead of placing Filipinos
there2
What are you talking about'" the
chair asked.
''On the merits of the bill, - was the
reply.
II have no faith in the policy of the
administration, Coelho went on. sSAt
last session we sustained the vetoes of
the Governor, but shortly after we adj
journed an elnploye of The Advertiser
was given good office and George
Smithies, Hawaiian, long in the ser
vice of the government, had to hunt
for job.
"In way, I am representing Link
! McCandless and his views. Chairman
knudsen-'E Poor old Link!''1 At no
time in the session of 1909 did l men
ton the name of II. P. Baldwin, but
today, if 1 hold out my hand to Sena-
tor Baldwin, he refuses it, because Sen
ator Smith wrote to him, saying that
made statement regarding him on
the floor of the senate.''
Smith called the speaker to order for
personalities not relevant to the sub
ject under discussion.
Coelho said he was giving the reasons
which prompted him to stand aloof
from the men who prosecuted him.
Chillingworth said that one remark
of Coelho was pertinent, that regarding
advice and information. They went on
| record at the regular session as sup
! porting Delegato Kuhio's bill. He
would like to hear from the delegate,
who was present.
Delegate Kuhio from behind the bar
| spoke substantially as follows:
~ do not know if I have anything
| to suggest to this body. You are here
/ to advise me but if there is any doubt
/ in your minds as to the merits of the
! bill | should be glad to clear it up
/ Woods asked if the amendment by
Coelho would endanger the bill.
| g As far as I am concerned Prince
Kuhio answered, 81 am in favor of
| giving the legislature full control of
the public lands. / introduced a bill
! for that purpose last session. But on
consultation with the committee | was
led to believe that it would be impos-
! slble to have such measure pass con
gress. Members of congress say that
I they consider our land laws are good.
Our laws should be in harmony with
those of the Nation.
''You are legislating for the whole
Nation when you deal with the land
| laws. | am in favor of the amend
ment but it will never pass. You may
pass separate resolution to that effect
it will do no harm-but nothing of
the kind will ever pass congress. Do
| not kill good bill for the sake of a
hobby You want to take the matter
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out OF the hands of the administration
you are getting that privilege here.
You can not take the power away from
congress because it is a national mat
ter
Smith said States and Territories had
some control over land matters. but the
United States never lets go control of
the public lands. The congressional Wis
ltors told them to let congress know
what they wanted, but it was no use
to ask congress to give up its control
of the public lands
On the question being put only four
members voted for the amendment and
it was declared lost.
Anti-Alien Proposal.
Mccarthy deferred vote on the main
question by offering the following
amendment:
Resolved, That section ) Of the pro-
posed bill, etc, be amended by insert
ing new paragraph in said section )
after the paragraph ending in these
words: Crowded that these prohibi-
lions shall not apply to transfers of ac-
QUESTION by inheritance or by tenants
in common" which said new para
graph shall read as follows:
No land for which any such certif-
cate, lease or agreement shall hereafter
be issued, or any part thereof, or in
terest therein or control thereof. shall
thereafter, whether before or after a
homestead lease or patent has been is
sued thereon, be cultivated or worked
IN any manner whatsoever by aliens -
Chilingworth seconded the resolution.
Smith said that in the measure be-
fore them the matter of title to aliens
was clearly guarded. No alien could
directly or indirectly obtain title. Nor
could corporation. ''But when you
say homesteader can not employ an
alien, in the interests of homesteaders,
1t is Objectionable. A homesteader NAV
find profitable employment off his
homestead, and want to employ labor
to cultivate the land. He may not know
whether the laborer he employs is an
alien or not. | am not speaking with
any reference to corporations-they are
not to be considered here. -
Mccarthy in reply spoke of the home
steads al Wahiawa, now wholly under
cultivation by japanese.
'That can not happen again under
this bill, - Chairman Knudsen observed.
Chillingworth asked if the amend
ment would forbid an alien cook from
being employed on a homestead
81 do not KNOW Smith replied.
'but under it homesteader can not
employ an alien to cut bushes or do any
of the rough work of clearing the land.
Must he be put to it, every time he
wants to employ man, to find out
whether he is a citizen or mote He can
not, under this amendment, hire an
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Chillingworth thought Coelho was
correct in his legal contention, but the
question with him was whether it was
good policy to take up other legislation
than that for which they had convened.
He felt much sympathy with Coelho,
who was one of the hardest working
members of the senate. Some of his
bills were very desirable, but it was for
the senate to decide whether it was
good policy to take them up now. He
concluded by moving:
"That it is the sense of the senate
that no subject matter foreign to the
| object for which this session has been
called shall be considered"
Coelho said shat if this were adopt
ed even the bills appropriating legisla
tive expenses would be illegal
Mccarthy stated his opposition tC
taking up foreign matter.
Baker agreed with ChiIlingwortl
! that it was up to the senate as a mat
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forcement of the law in such cases
might create a real hardship and drive
all the sellers Of flowers and lejs out ot
business. -
The various reports were laid on the
table to be considered with the respec-
tive bills.
House Bill No. !, providing for SEES
sional expenses of that body, passed
fist reading.
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Coelho, with speech, presented a
concurrent resolution, which was re-
ferred to the committee on public lands.
This asked that title be granted on
certain public lands at Labaina which
have been occupied by private persons
since the time Of the grand mahele of
lands
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that four ~
weeks from date hereof the undersigned
win apply TO the Hon. Albert W. Gil
christ, Governor of the State OF Florida,
for Letters Patent Incorporating them
their associates and successors, into a
body polite and corporate, under the
name OF the
PALMETTO INDIAN RIVER CIT
RUS GROWERS ASSOCIATION,
under the following Charter and Arti.
cles of Incorporation, the original OF
which will be on file in the office OF the
Honorable II. Clay Crawford, Secre'
tary of State of the State OF Florida, In
the City of Tallahassee, during all time
of the publication Of this notice.
Dated this the Sth day of October,
1909.