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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
BIGGER CROWDS 4.
At ATHLETIC PARK

There was another record attend
Gnce at the Athletic Park last night to
see the Mexican acrobats, the trick
bicyclists and the moving picture
show now being put on at that popular
resort.
The usual theatrical performance or
show given in Honolulu draws the
largest crowds at the beginning and
the smaller one at the end. The show
being put on at the Athletic Park is
drawing larger crowds every evening.
4 good show advertises itself and ev.
eryone who has seen he Athletic Park
show tells his friends how good 1t is,
with the result that the attendance al
most doubles itself each night. A
show which is worth one dollar admis
sion, being given for ten and twenty
cents, is something new for Honolulu
Don't miss 1t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
MANY SELLING ORDERS
IN STOCK MARKET

The stock market is taking one of
It's regulation slumps in activity and
price. There is no particular reason
for 1t, except that the selling orders
have multiplied and the buying ord
ers being comparatively few are at fig.
urcs indicating that the buyers hope to
gain all the profits that may be derived
from the slump.
Hawaiian Commercial Is quoted at
SO and fraction instead Of "a and a
fraction of last week. Waialua has
sold for 1880 but quickly recovered
on the Board this morning to l13. Ha.
waiian -Makaweli-sold on the
Board today at AZ, and Pioneer has
dropped 10 a sale at 1S9. The largest
sale reported came from Between
Boards, being five hundred and fifty
Honokaa at 1925 and,19.37h. A small
lot Of Honomu sold this forenoon at
175.
There Is really nothing the matter
with the market except that II Is logy
keeping touch with the weather. Tn,
beet quotations are n steadily increas
ing guarantee that the European croT
Is very short.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
DUE TODAY
PAssEN aeas ARRIVED

Per stmr. Claudine, Bennett, Sept.
A. Richlcy w. S. Stevens. Geo. u,
Gardner, Miss L. c. Littlejohn, Miss
d. Ellabrooke, Mrs. l.. Akau, Master
Cockett, Miss Cockett, Edith l.. Klb'
ling. Rev. d. Murray, f. Marciel, j.
Murray. ID. Conway, +. Mackenzie,
Mrs. A. Sheldon. S. Osaki, Elizabeth
Akiona, + T. p. Waterhousc, Master
W. Cummings, Master 7. Cummings
I,llen Copp, Rebecca Copp. Claude
Field. Harry Field, c. Conradt, J. A.
Gilman, VIM. Bell, wife and infant,
Miss Marshall. Miss l.. English, RIA
mona Anderson, A. X. Slender, Miss
X. Slender, Alfred Slender, +. Craw
ford ard wife, Mrs. A. Lyons and
two children, G. c. Hofgaard J. r.
Frictas, Ben Clarke, A. Robertson
Mrs. A. Goss, Master Wills. Mrs. w
o. Kamui, NJ. Noda, T. Nairnsan'a, X
okamoto, X. Imanaka, X. Arn%i, J.
Kurasaki, N. KOjima, X. IwanGgi, Miss
Macdonald, c. A. Macdonald, Mrs
Seong. Misses Seong t2), Ben s. Hon
da, Miss l.. Heen, Misses Gookim (2)
Thos. Norton and 60 deck passengers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
LURLINE DEPARTS

The Lm line sailed this morning
sharp on time for the coast, backing
away from her wharf at 10 O'Clock. A
large crowd witnessed her departure,
with the usual melodies Of Bergcr's
land to help out. She Is riding low in
the water from her large cargo. and
her cabins are also fairly well filled.
Rosc, who has been widely advertised
of late as the Hawaiian tenor, was an
outward passenger on her and as she
pulled away, he and others got up on
the bridge deck and began to sing. AS
they were singing something of doubt.
full origin and the band was playing
Aloha De, the mixture was not exact.
ly symphonic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
TRANSPORT THOMAS
COMES IN TODAY.

On the transport Thomas, which
arrives here today from Manila, are
the following passengers:
The regiment is in command OF
Colonel Robert X. Bailey and will
be divided between three stations In
the United States. The headquar-
tiers band and one battalion will &c
to Fort Jay, New York; second
battalion will go to Fort Niagara,
and the third to Fort Porter, both
New York posts.
Captain John F. Madden. Cap
tain Ulysses q. Worrilow, Cap
tain John N. Strait, Captain VIII II
Point, Sixth Infantry; Lieut.. Edwin
o. Saunders, Lieut., Alfred Brandt
Liuet. Joseph n. Cummins. Lieut.
Wiley Il. Dawson, Lieut.. John b,
Emory. Col. Stephen c. Mills, In
spector General; Capt. Charles G.
Rhoades, Sixth Cavalry; Capt. Con-
rad S. Babcock, First Cavalry; Cap
tain Daniel j. Moynihan, Philippine
Scouts; Lieut.. John s. Fair, Ninth
Cavalry; Lieut.. Ode c. Nichols
Thirtieth Infantry; Lieut.. Seeley A.
Wallen. Seventh Infantry; lieut.
William A. Cacciola, Philippine
Scouts Major Edwin p. Pendleton,
Capt. Bruant II. Wells, Capt. Chas
II. Paine, Capt. Ernest M. Reeve,
Lieut.. Paul C. Galleher, Lieut.. Chas,
Keller, Capt. Stephen II. Wood,
Lieut.. Charles W. Mason. Jr., Lieut.,
Ernest l.. Pell, Lieut.. Jacob H. Ru-
dolph, Lieut.. Col. John c. +. Till.
son, Eighteenth Infantry; Capt
Charles W, Castle. pay department;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02

Bloms clearance sale Is now on.
st. Louis College will reopen on Sep
TENDER It'll.
Ladies err in remaining away from
the sale at Blom's.
Get your hat cleaned at the Leading
Hat Cleaner, 1854 Fort street.
lnter-lsland and o. R. q l.. shippint
books for sale 1t the Bulletit
Office. sc ZACH.
Inoye Sokichi this morning pleaded
not guilty in the District Court TO a
charge of conducting blind pig.
Mrs. Rivenburgh is prepared to In
struct few pupils In pianoforte at
their home. Address Royal Hawaiian
Hotel.
+. O'Neil of San Francisco Is reg
istered at the Hawaiian hotel. as arc
Il. Moller and wife, who came In from
Kauai.
There will be a baseball game this
afternoon at the Athletic Park. The
opposing teams will be the Marines
and Artillery. II should he a good
game and the friends Of both mines
will be present in force.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
HOSPITAL CORPS
PARADE SUNDAY

An order as published below calls
on the men of the First Hospital Co.
N. G. H., to attend parade on Sun
day next:
The following named enlisted men
of the First Hospital Co., N. G. H.
will report to the commanding office
of Co. c., LIST Infantry. for drill and
parade on Sunday, September 9Th
1909, at ~ noon: Sergeants Girwoot
Anderson, Paul Kanoa, Douglas Pa
nee, John Townsend, Ho Tong; Cor
roral Albert Trask; Priyates Pete
Fern, Solomon Kuahine. David Pa, VII
liam Pololuu, Robert Lono, and Ser
geant John Massa, and Vaughn Nc
Caughey.
Sergeant James McSaeume will b
In charge of the detachment
BY order of James IL. Raymond
commanding officer of the detachmen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per M. M $. S. Lurlinc for San
Francisco, Thursday, Il. m.-Miss Ster'
ry, Miss shand, l.. J. Warren, David
laughs, Hermann vor Holt, +. c. Ma
cy, Mrs. NJ. Glnaca, Miss J. Ginaca, A,
NJ. Wilson, b. r. Heastand, JEFF Penn
John Fuller, Mrs. II. Il. Hicks, Miss
G. Hicks, Master Hicks, Miss G. Hoff
man, Mrs. Townsend and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Ogg, James ID. Dole, Miss
q. Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. King, A
B. Lyman, Mrs. A. c. McKeever, Mrs
II. NJ. Won Holt, Miss Mary Won Holt
Miss +. b. Sutton, Miss Harriet c
Hitchcock, Mrs. Homer Smith, Miss
l.. ID. Young, Miss Johnston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
HOLDS JAPANESE.
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

tending to show the implication of
the defendants in the violation.
In the course Of his decision hold
Ing that the guilt of the defendants
on charge Of contempt of court
had not been proven, Judge Robin
son stated that the only evidence
presented that had gone to show n
violation of the injunction was by
Oyama and that his testimony was
weakened In Il large degree by the
assertions made on the witness
stand by Manager Bull and EnSi-
neer Scoville Of Oahu Plantation.
Il do not feel constrained to re-
strain any man OF his liberty on the
showing made" said Judge Robin
son, "and the motion Is accordingly
granted and the order to sho wcause
discharged.
Negoro was the only japanese
prominent in the councils of the
Higher Wage Association present in
court when the decision was rem
dered, and he Immediately congratu-
lated Lightfoot and left the court
room with several of his co-defend-
ants.
Maxine and thirty-One of the
Higher Ways Association members
have avoided the possibility of Sc
we're punishment for contempt OF
court by Judge Robinson's decision
this morning. there being no other
proceeding Of similar nature now
pending against them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02

The nineteen gamblers arrested for
playing I'll ut kakaako have demand
ed jury trial and have waiyel their
trial in the District Court. They are
Takada, Hishiyama, Kotuba, NADIA,
Yoshimoto, Nakamura. Nakano. Hlokl,
lnouye No. |, NIshi No /, Aoki, Full.
saka, Saki. Nishl No. 2, Kawamura,
Inouye No. 2, Klnashlto, Agino.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02

Fifty bachelors pushed stalled
street car bearing John Sonberg, n
prospective bridegroom. several miles
to New Rochelle. N. Y, where his
bride-elect awaited him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
WATERFRONT NOTES
. :: y u 5: 8. - Il u u :, !, Il :: I: :
ALAMEDA WIRELESS.

q The following wireless has
:: been received by the agents,
u from the s. S. Alameda:
q Sept. LIST. 1909.
q Alameda, s y. M. All well.
q 532 miles. Will arrive at wharf
= about $3.50 a. IN.
n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
IN FOREIGN ports
Thursday, se,temhcr 2.


SAN FRANClSCO-Sailel Sept. |:
Bktnc. lrmgard, for Honolulu.
KAHULUI-Arrived Aug sj
Schr. Lottie Bennett, from Gray's
Harbor.
KAHULUl-Arrivei Sept. .:
Schr. Ethel Zane, from Fort Bragg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02

Miss Gertrude Hoffman, the attrac.
tive niece of Senator Fl. T. Moore left
on the Lurline for a visit to her family
in San Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
PASSENGERS sooKEp

Per stmr. w. q. Hall, for Kauai
ports, Sept. 2, 5 y. ma. w. Spitz'
Miss Riedell. Miss Edwards, Miss Al
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
|$ ; i: &c! \! I!
No Dampness No Bugs
City Transfer Co. ph,,. 10
Jas. III. Love IuONI lOZ
COOK'SSTORY OF DISCOVERY

PARIS Sept After suffering untold hadships DR. Frederick
reached the North Pole according signed
from the intrepid explorer published the European cd
ton of the New York Herald.
On February 49, 1908 Dr. Cook the final 7O0mie dash
He accompanied Ekmos took with him
1913 sedges The 81 degrees below
On March Is the reached six Ekmo
deserted their remaining Ek
foryax and supplies cien eighty DR.
pushed Three Eskmos left him. The
remaining 400
dogs
The during the latter madden
of
durable killed
TAKAHRA IS IN TOXIC.
TOXIC. sepember 1-Baron rakahra has arrived here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
MARIE Ed.

AKAU-SPECKMANN-In this city,
Sept. /, 1903. by Father Joseph,
Archibald p. Akau to Elizabeth
Spcckmann.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Big Nickel Scratch Pad for sale
at the uiletin office for five cents
10 one inch thick, made UP Of two hun.
dred sheets Of good paper. Six for a
quarter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
Shipping
ARRIVED

Thursday, September ..
Stmr. Claudine, from Hilo and Maui
ports, u. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-02
SAILING TODAY

NJ. n. $. s. Lurline, for San Fran
cisco, 10 Il. M.
Stmr. w. @. Hall, for Kauai ports,
y. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Nobcr Entron bcltrat. t.
als Eoli5eirihtcr Sobcn III Der lpclt'
lid,cn Yoli5eiltation gcItcrn @illia1l
9ortel 81, So Strofe nno Soften ,tl,=
ter Ser 9eihnloigun9 perurtbeilte.
9rl. 2ottie Gromer nit Dem SUB &c
tretel1 sll bobcn, brod) Grltercr obn'
m1d)tiN Sulonmell mo crlollgte 'etr'
@emllBtiein crit nod einigcn Mint
ten sl,riid. 9ortell itlto Sri. Grcmer
hotten freunbid)oitlid) nit clilonbcr
ptrfchrt. Ms 9artcl aber on1 Won'
to0 gbcno in elmer BON Sottic getrd,
gcl,elt llbrfapiel bos @ilb zines ill1'
0cn Miolrnes entbedte, eripot)tc Die
Giieriud1t @ortcIa; CT id)lug SRI.
Gronlcr 81 @obeu mo trot tic NIT
Siiben.
Sic ~er it c Sro dbrnt". -
Cine ~eebieeene lleberruid)una BART
oes Glerfs Der iiiolid)en Eoli5cilto'
ton, Golparo Slttbcr Elltts, ipeiln IT
beiltc Morgen icin Irbciten ai,fncb'
mel, miro. SEER Butts hot, ME be.
rcits bcrid)tct lpllroc, Die Nblid)t. einc
Tarnn sit forfen, I'M an oer'elbef
eBbare SSroid)c 5i 5ild)tcn. Natilrlid'
lit bieie s(biid)t Der ltcte @egenItnna
sitill ltIf ulb @iB, mcld)en Die Foll,
;iitcn ici,es Tiitrifts init Dem inter:
Recommendations Glerf MIR ol5i>
germ trclben. Mcn1t or lidl llelltt
Morgcn an leilnen Sfreibtilh 6c.
1iebt, miro CT nid,t iuenig itoluncn
nobe5ll huilbert &atte, 6roid)c frab.
belnb, biipfenb unb qiiafeno por5it
iinben. Gin nnigcIteIltes Sfilo
ncld)es bic 8prte: nIie erite 9rut'
cntb1lt, gibt Die Grfldrltng.
Cine Tbeorie E. - Spbn 2eilt
tcder. melher I'M @efdngnilie 8,
5onion mset zines br,ltalen an'
griiis aiii George 5. Glautice 81
EorfpiIle feiteebolten miro lno bis
her fid1 iucioerte, iibcr Den ansriii 81
iprcd)en, bat lid) oaiicrn babin gcau
bert, bab er po1t iffiatem rgeiit" be
! einfiubt lporben lef.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
8etrciocs Grpprtcure jubiliren.

Gle nSrunf Cine gl'ociotion" reoll-
5irt Die Srod)trotcn fiir SEN @e.
treioc-Gerinnot nod bcn Ntlanti.
ihen &Gfen. Baltimore per.
iprid)t iid 1roBell GortDtil Don
bieiem Gntihlulle.
Nit GROCER Sreltoe mllroe lit Den
&reilcn Der @etrelbez@ roBbunoler
9altimore's Die Serfiinoigung bea
Gntid)luliea Ger ySrlulf Zine Iliocin-
ton" ouf9cnommerL sic Tradtroten
fiir @etreioe-& criunot nod Den Ntlon-
tlld)cn S0fell bernb5uicBen. Gi1 WaG-
nnbnte Der Sabn1n fol1c 0en IN 81.
icntlid)en &crinnmllrngcn Der @e.
tr%eibebonoels. SntereiIentcll IN 9nlti.
more, Nem.Oorf, Ebllaoelpbia ltlo
Bottom Nl1soruf 9cachcncn Froteltct
oegen @eibebnltung Der boben 6rod)tz
fQfcll Seltell2 Der Sahllell, lpeld)e I'll
lebtcl Sabre folt ocn gon5cl @ci5en-
erport nad) Montrcol llno unbcren
cunnoiihen &1icn ublcnften. Sic
Gntid)eioulg bes &erbunoes miro al.
ler Gorallsiid)t nod Baltimore mieoer
81 benz beocutenolten @ci5cn.Grport-
Sofen mad)en. Ser cr irilter mar. Gle
Baltimore bio.9obn" iebte Die No.
ten iilr Grpprt.@t &eriarot poll
WeitzTairport. ohio, nod Socllit-
Eoint bon % pro 9llid)cl olrf 81
berob; sic .Ycrmiplpanio @obn" lieb
bieicAe HcOnftion eintreten, llno bic
Hate Don ben groBcn See'n nod
Ntp-Dorf mllrbc ultf bier Gents pro
9uid)el ieitaciebt. Sbpobl Die nc.
orftionen lid) porl0ilfig nilr nli Mei.
sen be5icben, 10 hoffcn bic Sonoela-
fontmern Der III Witlcioenldoft Ge5os
aanen St10tc bic Muabebmung Der
lelbel olld) oui Oen Grport pom Mola
onrf5uiesel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
@um 9~ofomotipc iberfabrcn.

llnbefon1ter lpeiBer Maum BON 2ofos
nlotiue Der ,@eltern Marplai1bs
9o6n" getroiien. - Stirbt auf
Dem gSeae gum vStobt e Soipi.
tai" Seine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
bllllg. - llniol, in9t Ser Goro'
ller.
Gin unbefonnter, ungefubr 30
Sabre otter neiBer Wonn lplroe &C.
ItCrn Mor9en in oen 9abnbpien Der
.@elteru Marplanosg ubn, nabe gu'
rcn. StroBc, BON ser 9ofomotipe Ir.
800 ~aetroiien uub cine Stree mitge.
idleift. Gr erIag fur5 oarouf ieinen
&crlcBungcn. Der &orper ocs Wan'
rcS muroe BON Dem ollf Der 2ofo-
motipe %iohrenben 9rcnlier Sarrp
SioocS alli Dem @eleiie liegeno cut-
hcft; oericlbe peronlaBte ben Sofo.
motipfiibrer, Die Woidine gum Ste-
bcll i'll %bringell. Ger Sesterc beltad)-
ridjtigtc ioiort Die mittlere Yoli5ei-
Itotion mo IN meniaen Winuten
mar sic anlbulon5 sur Stelle, bod
Scr G%erungliidte Itorb bereits auf
rcrn @cJe sum ~Sta0t Soipttal."
Coroner Hilep pom mittlcrcn Iiltrift
CAB cin oli 800 burd) llniaa" lau-
tCnoes Teroift oh. lleber Die Soenti.
tdt bcs Sobten mar bis geltcr1
Abei,b nod nid)ts betomlt. Seiner
&leiolrng nod) 5u uribeilelL iteint
berleIbe cin arbciter 5u iein. gr
miegt 165 Yiuilo, lit ) Sub 5 3oll
gro6, bot aid)blonoe Suare uno
qleihiarbigeu Stmrrrbart. Sn lei.
nelt Solden wuroen 5lDei BrOgram-
me iiir oos .@apetp-S beater."
$22.5l 9uorgel0 ulto eill Saidens
meier 1eilmoen, or,i Dem Ser 9ud)-
Itabc %" eingrnoirt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Tatalcs Gcricbcn.

9tidel &ollc, cin &elBer, lpiQ lcincn
9clcioiger, cincn Negcr, 5ildtigen,
triift obcr bel1 llnrihtigcu.-Iic-
lcr licgt nit meni1 &oiinlrng in
Solpital. - Sane lit pcrbnitct.
Wit elmer idmeren &erlebltlg an
&opfc, lpclde MIR lpclig Soifnlrng
ollf 8enclltua biciet, liegt Der 81
Sabre oltc 9teger ISM. @ccfs bon
Ar. 552, Sarob NnnitroBc, ir Staot-
Soipitol, luGbrcnn Der 2S.iobrige mel
BE &lltid)er Nldel :. &nl1c bon Mr..
1903, SigbtitruBe, III Der lllolihen
EoiiSeiitotion inter Der @elduloi-
gltllg iitt, Grltgcnonntcn nit Der Nbs
iift, i'm 81 tootel, nll9eNriifcn 5ll
bubcn. Ter &orfuu crcignctc lidl &c
tern Nbcno gcgcn 6 ltGr oil Der Gee,
nubc SiahtItraBe. Sane, lucld)cr olS
Gutld)er ponl WoIIer = 3eportenlent
ol,aeItcQt lit, flthr nit ieincm @o.
gen Die SightltroBc entlallg, ais CT
burd) nod nid)t bcfunlltc llrlnd)c init
cincm Ncgcr in ciu Mort0clprGd) &c.
rieth, int GerlollIc beiicn Der Ncgcr
ben olli bent @ogcn Siscuoen be.
ldlllllpft bubel lon. Ilrrd) Die ibnl
5llgeruicnc 9cleioigurg cnlport, or
ariif Sane cine furd)tborc @niie III
8eltult eines ilngefGbr 20 Eiullo iuics
acnben Shrnltbcnldlilllels, iproug
POM Wogcn mo elite Dem Slicbcllz
bcl1 nod). TlS Sane llllt Die Gdc Der
SccltroBc bog, iob CT ipcni1e Sd)rittc
Dor iid) eincn Neger, iucld)er ibn bell
Hilcfen 5ltlpnnbtc. Cine lid) Sl iibcr-
5eilgcll, Oh Der Dor linn 8c6enoc Der
9cleibiNer mar, ltrefte er Oieicn NIT
einen1 il,rd)tborcn Sdlug olli belt
Sinterfppf 5l goOell. @llltilber-
FRONT itilr5tc Der 8~etroiicnc 5%u'onr=
men lulb nlirbc bclpl,btlos III onS
Soipitol gebrod)t. Sergennt Sdulte
ulb sic Goli5iltcn @erner nllb 60
gclnlonn perboiteten Sane, lpelder
feline &erIltd,e mod,tc, 5ll entflieben.
Gr miro belltc Dor Nidter Seluis eill
&erbor 5ll 6eIteben bnbcll. Gle Mer5te
nchnlen oll, BOP Scr Ateger cine Sc
birncrlGiitterlulg c"rlittcn bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Big Sieoer fir Dos Sall9ertclt III
Nelu : Dorf aeilbt. Sn Ser @eIdaItss
libllng IN meider 81. Sobn i. Sent
pei ocn Gorlib filbrte ulb Sr. 8eor9
Silnnlclbebcr ols Erotofoufilbrer
il1leirtc, mlrroe Elm oftipcs Wtlt9lleo
auiaellomnlcn. Ginlaorngen 5l CT.
ner gemcinidoitliden Seitlldteit Der
@elauapereine n2oclllt : Eoint-Itoll-
nerdor", rGeutid, : llnaariid)er Sic.
oerfron5" unb vGintrad)t" 5llm Gons
sert, ionic Der ct. MottbGi Stride
sllr 0etbeiligung al bent Slterfclte
nuroeu ungellonlnlell.
Ser Set ErGiibcnt out
Heiien.
Sic ,&ercilligten Sanger bon gots
tinlore" fonncn iid 81 icoer 3eit oilt
einen aull5 ullcrparteten 9ellld) oea
Middleton III Ncm-Yort itattiinoenben
S1noericitcs aefabt modell. lleber
cillen iold)elt 9eiuh in philadelphia
miro Dem .Geutiteu Correspondent"
bcrid1tet:
@ie Elm ,Gells CT Wafina," mas
irci iibcrlcst olld y&ie cin Slls aus
beitercm Simmel" beiBen folrntc, ers
ld,icn oeltern Nohmittn9 III Der Wtals
ienprnbe Der oGerciniaten San9er"
Der ,Seit-GrGlibent bes -. Nationol=
SGngerieites in Neu.Dorf, &r. Sbeos
bore Sennillacr bon bprtelL Inn cll-
mai bier oen S1ngern oos @elpebr
5l piiitirelL pie man SIT lagcn pflegt.
Ser SEER sSei1prGiibe1t nohn fctn
9lott Dor BEN Munb, ionbern tbeilte
oeu SGngcrn Der Stobt Der Srloer-
liebe nit, Dob mar briiben III Neius
Oorf itber Ben Management Gntbll.
iioslnlls, Der in Ebilooelpbia fiir bos
Observation-Disclosures 81 berrldel ld)elllc,
llid)t aeroOe iebr erbult Iei, ullo ouB
sic 5errcn S0nger bon bier geludrt!9
iein miiBten, bab bic Sal,ger bon Der
Metropole unl SuOion III brei Sob.
rcn @lcid,Ca nit @leihenl pergelten
mod)tell.
ErGlioent @ennin9er nnbnl
ieillc Nmueleubeit III T~hilooelpbia
ulld bu5u mobr, Gropagonoa fiir
cine itGrferc 9ctheiligung Der bieii-
gen Gcreine ON Ereiaiin9cn 5l ma
dlclL mo CT ~ltnttttc llad) ShlllB Der
Nrobe III 9caleitltng etlld)er @con'
ten Der Gereini9lng beu rEbilooci-
pbio Suortett.Gll,b" cirlen 9eilld) nb,
llnl mon1Dgli6 biCien Gereilt nod 5n
bclueger, it'd ont Ercislin9cn 3l be-
tbeiligcu. Ger &crcin miro Die Nns
oeleqenbcit III elmer Spe5iol Ser
iammlung 5rlr SproGe bringen uno
Damn bariibcr idliiiiig merben.
Gic geitrige Walienprobe fiir boS
fomnlenoe SGngcrfeit mies. Can't
Der Mrbeit oes BON GrGiibent &c.
treltr ernnrnten NeitotionasGomitc'S
cinen cntihieoen bciieren @eiltb ollL
als iGmmtlid)c porberigell, naren
hph 1862 Sanger ~anipeicnb. Gin
glif ouf bic Gontrol-2iite crgiebt,
oab Ole Gcrtinc, melfc BON Ben Wfit-
gliebcrl1 bes Gontite's III ocn lcbtcn
@od)cn bciltd)t iporocn iilo, bem
Mltf bcrIelben, luellll aud rid)t III
Dem crlporteten WtoBltnbe, 10 bod lit
crmltbigenocr @eile Solgc geleiitet
bobcr. Gor Der n0d)Iten Erobe iper.
Den %i1nnn1tlid)e Gertine bcild)t lciu,
rto cS more SIT lpiiniden, BOB Doh
min an cin b"eiicrer 9ellld) Der Tro-
ben llllb Gin rcNcrcs Sntcrcllc filr ooS
SGngerieIt III ser bicligen Songcr-
melt iid) fu1lb gebcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Gin Invertebrates Heci.
tai. - Gincu erleeten 8enlB Der.
id)oiiten iid) geitcrl, oie @eild)er bcS
bon @rn. Gomaro brigham III oer
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0ebcl1cn @eiangs. uno orarlatiifelt
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elmer m%ngemobnlih umfangreidcl
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ibm ebeniopobl bel ieineu 8eionas.
Gortr1gen, ipic bel ieinen Heeitatics
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telligen5.
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gel, erlpies er iid, ols cin Wteiiter Der
Gboroftcrtlirungsfunlt itnb licB, no
ungebrod)t, Elm b%inreiBenoes YntboS
erfennen. Ser entihieoene @lans-
plinft bcs Yrogronns ipor Der 8ors
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gil '0ebict feline b%eionoets siinltigen.
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] alter bon 90 Sabren 9eitorbert.