davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1909-06-30
TH'O DROW NED AT ROCKAWAY.
strangers at the Beach Went bathing
Alone and Il Cost Their IAycs.

William Brohm. 10 years old, OF POS
East Fifty-seoond street and John
MoTatfrey. 81 years old. Of 2Ss West ioist
street. Manhattan. were drowned yester-
day afternoon in the surf at Rookaway
Beach.
The men were employees OF the National
Storage Company at POS EAst Fifty SECOND
street. They left Manhattan on Monday
night with van load Of goods belonginx
TO Mrs. Jennie Dufy. who hls a GOTTA &c
on Brighton avenue in the Belle Harbor
section OF Rockawsy Beach. They reached
Mrs. Dufy's houss at 2:31 o 'oi ock yester-
day afternoon after an all night and
morning trip and asked MIRA Duffy IN
ahe minded a little delay In unloading
the goods while they took a swim to cool
OF. She consented, and they went dow n
to deserted part OF the beach. Aohn' q
body hoated ashore at 4 o'clock In the
afternoon. McTafrey's has not yet been
recovered
The sun., 1909-06-30

trucks, turned around and wheeled
toward the starting point again. There
was then great outburst OF applause
from the crowd. A battery Of automo-
bile horns was turned loose. There we're
more than hundred motor cars there and
the din was something awful.
At 6.i0 O'Clock the machine again shot
down the monorail. II went faster than
ever, for Orvllle had tuned up the engine
to give more power. With great headway
it few into the air. but never went higher
than 20 feet and then came to earth with
great jolt A cloud OF dust almost OBJ
scured 1t as 1t struck the ground.
1t was thought that this would be the
last attempt and even the photographers
started home, But the brothers decided
to try again, and the machine was trundled
back to its starting point. Fsa
Again the machine was started on it's
speedy way. 1t went about 200 feet.
never leaving the ground. Orville did
everything he could to make 1t take to
the air, but failed, although it was. just
such 9 s!srt as that which enabled nim to
make fifty-seven minute flight last year
The runners clung to the ground. With
an angry movement OF the arm Orville
cut OF the power and the machine stopped
Wilbur stood at the starting point.
The brothers decided to try again.
Before the machine was brought
back to the starting point the engine
was started and Orville tested it's
speed. recording the revolutions Every
thing seemed ali right.
At 7:3o O'Clock the fourth start was
made after eonsidarabIe nrenar.t;on
The sun., 1909-06-30
HIS BLO0D COULDN'T Save HER.
Transussss Prom n lAfavc ssasi,ansi
FuIleti % Presessg Aer Life.

fuIied - Proses,g her LHe.
At the inquest before Coroner Haf-
burger yesterday into the death oil
Amelia Rsiohert on, June 10 DIR. H. y.
Jacobs Of the Washington Heights Hos
pitai told stofy Of the quiet heroism Of
Hermann Reichert, the woman's hus-
band.
Mrs. Reichert, who was 30 years old
slipped on q piece of ice In front OF her
home. at 1895 Amsterdam avenue. Her
husband was in his restaurant and did
not seo her In time 10 assist her. She was
taken to the hospital suffering from in
terna hemorrhage. There she told her
husband that she would die.
Can nothing be done to save her?-
be asked the physician. l
DIR. Jacobs told him there was a possl-
bility Of saving her by TRANSMISSION Of
blood.
She is the mother OF snine children
and would give the last drop OF my
life for her. Here's my arm said he.
rolling up the sleeve.
DIR. Jacobs made the incisions and
bound the arps Of husband and wife
together. Reid sfs Insisted on the con-
tinuance Of the operation until the ply
sician felt that it's proiongstiou was not
justihabie .A
Mrs. Rsichsrt railisd littls after the
operation. but did not survive.
The sun., 1909-06-30
GEN. COSBY KILLS HIMSELF.

Former confederate General Takes Gas
In Oakland. Cai.
SAN Francisco, June 2e.-ien George
B. Cosby. one Of the few surviving Brigs-
dier-G Generals of the Confederate army
committed suicide in Oakland to-day
by inhaling gas. 80,
He had suffered long from paralysis
and had become discouraged. He was
To years old and q native Of Kentucky.
He MAS graduated from Wsst Point In isss.
He was twios Adjutant-ceaersl Of Cali
tornia- ~
The sun., 1909-06-30
LITTLE GIRL LIFE SAVER.
Jumps Into water 10 Feet Deep IN
Rescues 1 Larger Girl Than She.

Rescues I Larger Girl Than she.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. June 2s.-Norma
Conover. the elsven-year-od daughter
OF John F. Conover OF this city. saved the
life OF twelve-year-oh Ellen Fallon Of
Philadelphia this afternoon after the
latter had tumbled into the deep water
Of 0ardner's Basin. near the inlet.
Although smaller than the elder girl,
whose Screams drew her attention. the
Conover girl jumped on. the dock and
managed TO support the other until the
arrival Of James and Frank Allen. oyster
mon. who pulled the two chiliren into q
boat,
The Fallon child screamed when she
fell into water twenty feet deep, but
there wcre no mon near. The Conover
girl. who has beon taught TO swim by
her father. ran TO the edge and jumped
In The struggles OF tho drowning
Fallon child carried both under. but the
little rescuer refused to let 60 Of her
charge and kept their heads above water
until they were picked up.
The sun., 1909-06-30
ALL 70 ELMER r. sLACk's WEE


Tho will Of Elmer Ellsworth Black
Of N. W. Harris 4 Co. who died at Roose-
welt Hospital on May 50. few hours
after the employees Of the firm At dinner
at the Plaza Hotel had prayed for his
recovery. was nled for probate yestsr-
day. It leeves al his property to his
wife. Ida Madeline Black. II she had
died before him II would have gone TO
his daughter. Dorothy Powell Black.
The will further provided that IL my
beloved wife. my daughter and ! lose
our lives or perish in the same accident
or Ivy the Same casualty the property
should 80 TO his mother and three sisters
at Clinton, La. A-
The sun., 1909-06-30
Chauffeur Gets 30 Days for tsins al,
Employers Gsasolene.

William F. Foley, q Joy riding ohauf-
fsur who was convicted last week Of the
theft Of half a gallon Of gasolens, worth
10 cents. that being the amount he used
IN a little excursion with his employer a
car, was sentenced In Special Sessions
YES terday 10 thirty days In prison. The
oar Foley took out without. permission
belongei to Judson 8. Todd. O lawyer,
Of Is West Fiftieth street
The sun., 1909-06-30
4AWgsxr FReEEN wAfsK FkKE.
Teaan.' Unisa Discovers = New Cit
0wneeship PiAn.

About $50 men and boys with a few
women gathered at Union Square last
night in respoose to . call for mass
meeting by the Tenants Union to de-
nounce the ice trust and demand cheaper
ice. Cornelius Donovan. president Of
the Tenants Union. was chairman. Reso-
lutions were passed to urge on tho city
and State authorities Ato resume pos
session OF their ioe yielding watsrs and
wharves, SO that they may supply thereon
at cost for distribution ffoeen water just
as they do unfroEen water
The sun., 1909-06-30
ARRESTS IN SIGEL CASE.
Three Chinamen Dets sined on the Mexican
border Oppesite IA Paso.

Ell PAso. Tex. June 2s.-Three China :
n,en have been arrested in Gndad
Juarez. Mexico, opposite Ell Paso. ON
suspicion that one is Leung Linn. accused
Of the murder Of Elsie Sigel. The Juarez
police refuse to talk OF the arrest or to
allow the suspects to be seen. Attempts
wsrs made to conceal the fact OF the
arrest,
The sun., 1909-06-30

.sss sssSStfs SSStsSS SASas AYSsas siEf nis4 YLs .nSEs sEs
oy eth; TeiurulRg 10 yniy 9th, sec sgeuh Sus
time of trsins or nhoue ssio Madison.-.,sr.
The sun., 1909-06-30

sae.ss TO DENvER AND RETURN.
good 70 return unW ssp,smscr !. sse uckst
Seents--A6V, -
The sun., 1909-06-30

The Day Line str. ALBANY" wilt run 10 the In
tercollcEiaie Boat Races ., Pokocpse July :, 70
turning lmmediateiy after rsces see sse, tdvs--
The sun., 1909-06-30
Circus s.us. NY Bs,s,sh F.ss.

wnNfPEa. June 2o.--orders have besn
issued prohibiling any United States
circus from parsding on the streets
unless II files British instead Of an
American hag. -
The sun., 1909-06-30
AFTER SMUGG LERS.

AFTER SMUGG LERS.
Mere indictments Looked For-The kn'
gsmons Examined.
The Federal Grand Jury went further
into recent smuggling cases.
Among the witnesses called to testify
were william b. Kilgannon and bis wife.
E..iizzabbsssih E..iizzabbsssh. both OF whom wero convicted
Of smuggling . fortnight ago.
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@ruFe Sabafidiuinoeleisn

sluf @riuhen mebrerer Sambureer
Sirmen miro in slmiteroam uno glut.
iperpen BON Der bon1noiiben uno Der
belgiiden SuitiS cine umfaiienoe lin.
teriuhung nod ben 8eriibern zines
ipeitper5peigten &abnfifdpinoeIs Der.
anitaltet. @roBe bollanoiide, beuti6e
uno amerifanii6e Sirmen iollen bon
elmer gefuiiienIoien 8anbe bon &out.
miiIion6ren unb Waflern I'M GENIAL.
tiae Summen seiddoigt porOen iein,
tnoem Der our6 ibre 8ermittlllng ge.
Iieferte Sabaf ben beim abiflub bes
8erfoufs ge3eieten gtilitern gar niht
entiprad uno minOerrpertbige 8aare
in ben 8eiib Der 8dufer gelanste
Der ioIioe slmiteroamer Sabofbanoel
beariibt Die Snitiatipe Der Sambur.
ger Sirmen in Der @rDortung, bob
BEN S6ninoIern nunRebr enogiiltig
6os San6mert geIegt perben miro,
mas bisber, obgleid aiib eine geifd.
biate GmIteroamer SirH1a iid barilm
bentiibt botte, niht 9elungen mar.
Dean ertpartet mebrere Serbafhlngen.
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iu6t NIT 9brdnen nod Str - Dir -

iutt mt 9brdnen nod Str - Dir -
Dir"
9lber aii6 oieie 2iebe mubte perblu.
ten - perbluten, tpie Die leioenibaft.
lihe 3uneiguna gu Der 15.idbrigen
Sbereie bon WaIfatti, Die er i'm gllter
BON 36 Sabren fennen lernte, unO
mad Der er iid in llngeoulO uno 2ie.
besperlangen ner5ebrt. gIber aIs er
ibr - beren 2iebbaber er iider gu
Iein gIaubte = einen Seiratbsantraa
na6te, puroe er abgeipieien. 9luh
Sbereie NaIfatti nabm einen anoeren
= einen ungarii6en Baron b. 9roB.
bid.
llr6 nod cine tuar es, 6ie 9eetbo.
ben nabegeitanben bat, cine iltnge
8erIinerin, gImnIie SebaIo, Die aiiBer
ibrem id)onen Saar cine beSaubern6e
Stimme gebabt baben fol-, uno Die
ieinem 9tatureu ngroberes 8eritdnb.
nib" entseeenbradte. Siinf Sabre
lang bat er iie eeIiebt, tuie MIR Elm
9eetbopen 5u Iieben bermodte. er
bGtte es fir bos bo6ite Slid sebaI.
ten. iie beim3llfiibren, bo6 9lmaIie
5og es iflieBIi6 Dor, itatt isrou bon
geetbooen Srau SuitiSratb 4raltie 5ii
tperoen.
glu6 9ettino grentono, 6amaIs Die
@rout Gdim bon grnims, bat iein
2eben seitreift, tpobI au6 tiefen gin'
Orrd uuf i'm gemaht - aber idIieb'
lid bc5iebt Ii6 aud auf iie, mas Der
ibtuer GnttGuibte ipGter einmal Gu'
Berte, aIs er on bic 8unben oa6te,
tpeIde BITE 9iebe ietnem Ser5en ge.
f1Iogen: rSei alien Srauen, Die i'd
9eIiebt. nit 6ener ifl einen 9uno
fiirs 9eben au ifIieBen boffte, tparb
i'd nof)ntnIs iebr frob, oaB es 81 fei'
rer Che aefommen mar, oenn ibr 8e'
fen bat iif nidt betuGbrt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-09
IuSlane.

- Sm Sua9 sebt man nit oem
Plaue um, i'm Sabre 1918 in Yerbin'
ouns nit Der felerliden @rOifnun9 Oes
Sriebenspalaites cine internutiOuale
Weltausiteaun9 abSubalten.
= BrOf. Or. Seinrid 9teumunn BON
Der SBiener llniueriitGt bat cine auf
pier MtOnate bere6uete Reiie ua6 ben
Ser. Staaten ansetreten, nm bort cine
&eibe uOu Sortrdsen Su balten.
- Sir ben BOiteu Oss OberpraiiOsu'
ten Der PrOuinS Sdleiisn lit uunmebr
elm OtadfOlser ernunnt wOroen. Die
g8abl 1T uuf ben berSo9lid aubaltiIden
Stautsmiuiiter Sans pOn Dalllpis &C.
fallen.
- S6nig 8ictor emanuel oon Stas
lien wirb in Der @OntrOuerie 3wiideu
Sranfrei6 uuo Werico bstreffS Der peit'
LID BON WtsricO sslsasusu Snisl @lip'
psrton bic Sdisosri9terrolle iiberneb'
men.
- Gus Manita. 9. g., ipiro ssmel'
oet,' bae Sruut 9Sbite gum Direftor oss
@r;iebunssweieus auf ben Pbilippinen
ernanut worbsu lit. @r mar bis iest
Der erite sliiiitent isiuss Suriidsetreteusu
Nmtsporsdnsers Or. 8urrows.
- gia6 ben fOlOHulen S6ueefallen,
wel6s in Der lesteu 3sit in gang Wtit'
tslOsutidlauo itattssfunoen unb ben
Ysrfebr gum srDBteu Ebeil uOllis brad
ssls9t batten, lit nun Gbauwetter ein9s'
tretsn. Die Sol9e lit elm itetes Steiseu
Der 5liiiie.
- Der preuBiide 2unota9 wirO am
eliten Sauuar erOfnet weroen. 0iit
srOBter Spannuu9 wiro absewurtst, OF
BON Seiten Der Resisruns elm Sdritl
3ur Seisitisuns bes riiditduOisen Drsi'
Observation-Disclosures in anrsSuus &C.
bradt neroen miro.
- slus Bitlis In Der glliatiI6er
Tiirfei traf in GOuituutinOpel Die 9ia6,
ribt elm, ous in isuer llmseseuO mebre,
re tlsine Ortiduften ourd elm @rObsbsr
SeritOrt wOrOen iino. 8si Der 3ata'
ltrOpbe iiuo, 10 melt bis iest bstanut 1T
feline Wteniaenlebsu uerlOrsu sesunssu.
= Die @iieububuusrpultuns ldst ii
Der gtdbs BON SittsrfelO in Der grOpinj
Sadien cine aruftitutiOn buuen. Dat
Ssihisbt in Gusfiibruns Oss Ssidluiies
auf Der Stuatsbubn Uiabseburs-S
ben elettriiden Betrisb ein5uiibren
Spdter ioll Der elsftriide Betrieb biz
ua4 Berlin uusssosbut wsr6su.
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0ermifAte8 Gulanb.

-Sn Der 8rOOflpn Stuup 9aro
ri6tete elm .Seuer bsoentenoen S4a'
ben oil.
- SIM Nltcr BON sc Subrsu itarb in
Baltimore Der bsosutenOs Siiuitler uno
@rfinber Dauib u. 9SOOOwaro.
Sn SOuitOn, Eeras, wurosn lsste
0o9e bic sriten @robeersn Der Saiion
fir ben Prsis pom 81 per Quart uer'
fault.
- 9Ius gtem gort wirb ssmslbet,
bus Der 2Bsrtb Oes Sarriman'iAsn
Siudlalies uuf $149,ooO,oOo peran'
i6la9t wiro.
Su ieiner 8obuuns In @aihiHs'
ton itarb Brigade '9eneral 2bomas Wic.
@urbp Yincsnt, Der lid als uneri6rode'
uer 5iibrer in Suoiansrtampfen ausSe'
Sei6uet bat.
- gia6 elmer BON oem Superior
@sri6t in San 5rauciscO befannt seSe'
bsnsn Serfiisuns peroen ale i'm Se'
ridt nod idwebenoen 8uoelproSefe bis
gum 10. Sauuar 1910 ueri6obeu.
- Die observation-disclosures i'm
Staute Oiew YOrf iammeln sinen 5onos,
Der our glsitation fir annabme eiuer
Srauenltimmredts.Bia in Der Staats'
seiessebuns uon gtew gOrf uerausSabt
perben iUll.
-Serr Or. 8. 6. Seramer, Der
PrGiioent oes Deutib'smeritaniihen
National. Bunoes, lit uOn Der 9Ouiton
Oeutibsu Gas'@eielidaft BON 9Ous
lton. Geras, gum @brenmitslieo seWablt
m0r6en.
- 9tah einem pon benz Bunbess De-
partement fir 9eolo9iide Yermeiiuus
befannt sesebenen Seridt bat bic Bros
button uon Silber, 8upier, 8lei uno
3inf in ben mittleren Staaten i'm Sabre
1908 um mebr oils $21. .OOO,O 900 abse'
nommen.
- 9tad einem in Wtilwautee, 8isc..
betunnt seSebencn Ycridt wuroen wdb'
renO Der Oiesiabriseu SasoiuiiOu I'M
JiOrben 9SiscOniius 30 Periouen infolse
uon un9liidIiden i3uiduen eridOlieu
uuO 27 usrwuuOst, 10 OaB bic SaiiOn
i'm @an3en Sc Spfer SefOrosrt bat.
- Der friibere rpolitiide Sob" uOn
Sau Srancisco slbrubam 9iusi, Der
isit bem 13. 9topember lssten S3abres
uutsr Der 9lntlass Der 8oObslei i'm
@efdusniB iist uno aud bsreits in elmer
slntlase idulOis befunOen woroen lit,
WurOs untsr $500, 900 .9arSi4uft aus
Der Daft eutlaiieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-09
Gifembabn Seittabelle.
SsIaluar., eadapanna unb Rsii.rn BabH
Su Sraft e.n "a. Suui 1906.

Su Sraft ttn "a. Suui 1906.
giOli&-8trl6Bt SCRANTON fir glsp gpri
um 2.05, 3.20, 6.05. 500, 1920, Born. t;
1910, 3.25 unb $40 Hatmtttaas. Mir
gitp gort uub philadelphia, um 500 Born,
f2.4O uaS 3.35 Ra&miiiaas. dir
Iobybauua, $40 NaGmittaas.
NSrolld Sir Buffalo nm rs, 6.25u. 900
Mpr.; 1.55. $40 uuS If. 10 Rabmittaas. Mir
8insbamton, Glmirn unt 3piI&snifation.n. uin
1910 Wor. uut LOS Na&m. Sir Ssptap.
Ssraeult uno Utica, um LIS unb {. .25 WPpI. ,
1.55 Na&uitttass. Ssptsp. SpraruIe unb
Utica 3us I'm 6.25 Wor. I6uft tGaIit, ausas.
upmmtu SpHntaas. ffiir Rpntrols nm 600
Mor.; los une $40 RaGm. RibcITcn ae.
pmpbatiUu. I'm 400 Ra6mittaas. pima.
hampton aeeSm pbdticu, um 6.t5 gadmittdas
1loomsburs 9ibiifon-gnISRt Sranfcn
fhr Roribumbtrlan6 um 6.35, 10 90 Wor. ;
t.55 une $40 Ra&m. 8iir plymouth um 9.O5
Na&mtttass.
Spuntades3dae.
siOliG-fji sitp guri um 2O5, 400
sos nnO 1920 @Orssns; 3.35 unb 3.4O
Rahm.
R6rnlt& - Rhr Buffalo I'm f.f5. uut
6.25 Ror. t,55. $40 uu6 tt.t0 Rabm
8hr 9iuebamtou nuS 3wif&suiiaticutu, 600
uub 1910 8ormittaas
DIoomsburg Sibifion- -SBrISat @5crduipu
m 1920 wov NIB $40 Nd6mittaas.
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@s giebt Reni6en, Die ibre Beee
geben
SdIi6t uno einfnh un6 unbeirrt,
Die ipie 2eudlten i'm 9eben Itebeu,
Sn oeren R1be man beiier rpiro.
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SbierfGmpfs anf @aSaaasfar.
auh Heptilsn uHb Suisiten iptrbsu Suu btH
@iHssburrHsn Su 5peiidmpfsH aussewdblt.

8Gbren6 es in europa nur Sab.
men. ino a0enfalls Sunoe. 3peif1mp'
fe gibt, gebort es 81 ben 9iebbabe.
reien Der 9eluobner bon Mabagasfnr.
Sample 5lpiibeu alien mogli6eu
Sbierarten 5ii beranitaIten, 3lpei.
lintpfe aipii6en Stieren, 5piiden
9bamaleons, 5luii6en 8rillen, 5rui.
ihen S6bnen 5ipiiden 8adtelu,
ielbit 5piiden Spinner unb anoeren
SSnieften. Der groBten 9eliebtbeit er'
freuen ii6 bel ben Rabuguiien, wie
elm slufiab DER ,Nahire" ihiloert,
Die StierfGmpfe, bic natiirIih ni6t
nit ben ipanii6en Stierfdmpfen gu
berlpe6ielu iirb, mo menihIibe @e.
i6idlibfeit tbierii6er Sraft 9eeen-
iiber geitelt miro. Die 86niein 8a.
napaIona l., Die fein 9roBeres @er'
gniigen fannie, aIs einem Stier.
3peifampf 5u5itidallen, beiob cine
gan5e Seroe iolder &ftbiere.
ebenio baIten iib Die 8ornebmen oes
2anoes aampftbiere, nit oeren OBJ
but lIn0 9reiiur eigene Sflnoen be-
auitrugt iin6. ltnmittelbnr Dor Ell.
mem 3meifampf pfIeet man bem
Stier peri6iebene SaubertrGnfe ein'
5ugeben, Die ibm 5itm Sieg uerbel.
fen iolleu, 3. g. bas mutbbringenoe
.Sop fampinorona" ODER oas nSop
maniIabp", 6as gegen 8ernunoun9en
i6iisen Iollte. @as ober pirflih bilft
mo oem @egner iebr eefGbrlidl mer'
Den fam, iino Die @iienipisen, Die
man auf feline Sorner iest. S5eber
Stierfampf lit fir Die @nbaeaiien,
penn es iih Inn erprobte &en
banoelt cine pillfommene @elegen.
belt, bobe 8etten ab5uidlieben. I'm
fer Der 400 Ropfe itarten Sbierberoe
Der aonigin &anaoalona I. Seifne.
ten iifJ beioubers 5pei Stiere gta-
mems nSfantbo" unb nMain6amba.
no" ourd Sapferfeit aus. sic tpur.
ben gefpobnIid) crit am Sdlulie Der
Sample porgefiibrt. glls pSSfambo"
na6 bieIen Siegsn enblih an sllters.
idau6de Itarb, ioa Die aonigin lange
Inn i'm getrauert baben. @r tpuroe
feierlih begraben, als Oh er elm 60.
Ter oes 2an6es iei. Seit einieer Belt
ioIleu auf Wiaoagastar feline Stier.
3iueifGmpfe mebr itattgefunben ba.
ben; oeIto inebr aber iteben Die Sab
nenfGmpfe uno Die Sample 5ipiiden
9bamGleons ODER @riIlen in 8liitbe.
Gem Gbam1leon, oas einen auBerit
trGgen. longinmen @inbrltd maht,
traut man eigentlif gar nidIt 5l,
baB es iidl gum 3fpeifaHpf reiaen
I1bt; Die Wdnn1en fehten unter iid
Inn Die 8eibhen, unS 70 fam man
iie Ieibt gum 3peifanpf oeranlaiien.
Ro6 beliebter iino i'm 8oIfe Die
3peitGmpfe Der 8riIen, bon benen
man elm Saor in eine @rbboblung
brinet. Wnn itohelt iie 5Ierit 0urh
cine ieierlitbe glniprude uno oann
(tpas pobl tpirfiamer iein biirfte)
ourf 8orbaIten eines peibIi1en
Sbieres 5um Sample an, baun itiir.
1en Die beioen @eaner aufeinanoer
los, unb nah fur5er 3eit pflegt Dos
ifip1here Sbier Die 6llibt 5u ergrei.
fen. 9em Sieger pirb oann elm on.
6erer @esner 9eeeniibsr geitellt, un6
es foH1mt bor, bab elm beionoers
fraftiges CHER cine aanoe Reibe bon
@egnern bintereinanoer IN bie5Iuft
ihl1at.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-27
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per Stmr. Kinau, from Kauai ports,
March o. $3.50 a. m. G. M. Wilcox, A.
Morrison, Miss Lennox, Maria Lula
d. Conway, T. A. Honan Jr., Miss Mum
roe, e. A. Knudsen, wife and family
Mrs L. Grange and servant, j. LennoX
wife and family, DR.. B. F. Sandow,
H. M. Gittel Mrs. Kahanu Miss Bat
tige.
Per. Stmr. Mauna Kea, March o.
from Hawaii and Maui ports: A. Gel
secke, Mrs. Geisecke and daughter, II.
W. Fletcher c. e. Ebert, Mrs. Ebert.
Miss M. Ebert, II. W. Grumwaldt and
wife, F. S. Lusk and wife, S. F.. Hunt,
w. F. Elsing, J. H. Fuller, Ray Irwin,
r. G. Foster, Lum Mum, L. X. Kauwa-
olii, II, g. Jack Jr., S. w. Clark, ]. G.
Knell, j. GregliO, S. Splitter, N. Scher-
lin, Chas. Dole, j. Dole, G. Richardson,
]. w. Doyle, S. Scherlin, B. Markham,
M. M. Grayham, Rev. o. II. Gulick,
Mrs. Gulick, J. Hind, Mrs. Hind, F. o.
Brien, A. Mason, ]. Kennedy, C. b..
Hall, Frank Woods, A. Horner, Mrs.
Homer, Mrs. f. Glib, Mrs, ]. Glib, S.
]. Biglow, w. Greenwell, Mrs. p. T.,
Phillips and daughter e. S. Chaplin, s.
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Oahu RAILWAY
TIME TABLE

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-"9:15 a. M, 1920 D. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:3O a. M, 1915 a. M,
"l1:15 a. m, 1915 p. M, *5:15 p. M,
1880 p. m, i'll p. m.
For Wahiawa-F9:15a a. m. and *5:15
p. N.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. M, 5:3l
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t746 a. m, 1876 a. M,
'lO:SS a. M, "1:40 p. M, "4:31 p. M,
5:31 p. M, 1880 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m, and 1871 p. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored) =,
leaves Honolulu ueVery Sunday at 1922
a. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
"Daily. Tex. Sunday. tSunday Only.
G. P. DENISON, &c. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. p. & T. A.
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c. BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET.
Honolulu, T. II.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOX
Hawaiian AgricuCural company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeskeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch.
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Times OF the tide are taken from the
U. S. Coass and Geodetic Survey ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that of the meridian
of 1877 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1870 p. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.