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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16

100 9[der beliet, fam nj DIT regi-
itriren. User einen aaufcontract,
ooer einen gono fir eiiien 8elibtitel
(leeo) altf 2ano beiiet, ODER iDelber
9ano I'M geiib bat niiter vReeiiters
Gertificat~ miro nls Gigentiimer oes
betreffenoen 9nioeS betraftet ln16
iein Redt alf aeaiitration oaour6
beItimnlt.
81 Cine 8erIon fam nidt reei-
ftrireit, mel6e eiten 8eiibtitel o0er
elm 9lnreht unter irgeno einem Der
rNiht- MineraIlal0 8eiebe~, 0urh
9lniieoIung oOer Gnitragung feit Dem
30. glueuit 1890 auf irgerio meldes
2ano erporben BAT, menn 0ieles
2aio. nit Dem 2anbe in Der Applifa-
tion nebr als 320 Afer 5ulaulmen
nusnlahen.
Seine 8erion onrf regiItriren, mel.
DIE friiber bereits efne @eirrllt1tte-
eintraollng gefilodt bat, alisoenom-
men lpie folgt, meiln ct ionlt qMalifi-
5ierf lit
g. Ber cine Seilnitdtte.eintro-
gling Dor Dem 5. sSurli 1900 conllna-
tirt bat lmo ieit oieler 3eit feline nll-
0ere gtntrngltng gemadt BAT, fann
regiItriren lno GintragAng maden,
ober er tam oieIe @ititragnng nidt
mieber conisIIlst;ren. Rerionegl, ioeE.
DE ieit Dbi0em Datum conlniltirt
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16

2amrD, g. O., i'm Sept. 1909.
Bin enolt1 IN benz gIDDra0o bon
Snb 9atpta, in Dem 2anoe mo Meilh
unO 6onig FIieBen ioa, unb iDobin Die
Augen non 5auienoen uno 9lbertau=
ienoen felt ben leBten nrei sSabren ae=
rihtet tuaren, ndmlib 3ripp @ountD.
Sa, tpirflid angefommen unb i0ueit
Obue gnttduidung, 0enn Sripp gountp
trdgt NIT &e9t ben Ramen ) yRDiebuo@
GoIenfilOspe. 8enn cine iolhe lit es
unD martet nlIr, baB iie bel Der BfIeae
BON fleiBiger Menldenbano lib poll
enttpidelt unn aufbliibt. llno es piro
ni1t lan9e oauern, bis oas fru6tbare
2ano un0 9puntn Iib su einem Der
Fru6tbarifen Inn Staate emppridmineen
miro. Genn Der 8ooen oes Golnltp's
iii init penigeil glusnahmen iebr frudt=
bar. @rtragfdbig fir ale @etrei0e=
iorten. Die mir in Siio 8utpta sie6en.
3as @orn iteht prdbtie, trDb frii6
qebrohenen 8DDens. 8os 9anD lit
meilt tDellia, BON siemlib oroBen 0ii=
eeln untsrbrO4en, NIT eiHem Morte
eine pradtDOlle @e9eno. Oaran ba5
Meniden glu9e iib iuirtlib erfreurn
fam. Ntan fdbrt iiber Berge uno
Sdler iiber Die ulienolidb oroBe Yrdrie,
bic un0 Oa iiebt man oas 9e1 zines
0dushens herDorragen. beI9ienen bon
SSrau SDnne; uirtlid Elm herrlides
Bib, iiberbaupt fiir mid, Die f1 ba5
2eben auf Der 9r1rie uno auf Den
6armsn, INNER fin Elm leeres, eint0n=
iges uno ungemiitlides anfab. Be-
reits bin i6 aber eines 8elleren belebrt.
Wlan tann audi auf Der Yrdrie elm
iebr luitiges, gemiitltdes un0 ereiqliiB-
reihes geben fiibret, 4. 3. man tann
Der Sogo Dbliegen auf S1langen,
M6lfe nno @efliigel. ooer fiA al eiilem
8erofer ausbtloen. nielleibt aud benz
@onserte Der 0D0lfe sub0ren; Oenn
oiele 9lrt Muiit 1T iebr tunltpoa, unD
oaS bette p9lerDen 30ltic", iiberbaupt
fiir dngitlife 2eufe. 0ntte bereits bas
Slid, 5pei bon ben 0erren su be9eg=
tlcllf hAAulAtt9 III A@tDtHt< Itt1akA 0lt&fEAN-
un9, oenn ndhere BefanntfhaftwiinIhte
ih ntbt, uno Die 0erreu mDbl audi
niht. 9enn ih IieB lie gans falt,
tDnnte nur bon s5erne oas blenbeno
tDeiBe @ebib betpunpern. Wlan lam
bier I'm 5ripp Gounip prahtpple @r-
emplare finben, Il. q. 0uh hie qrDben
erauen QD6lfe NIT LANCER ldwarser
Mdbne. 8as GIimn oes Counties III
iebr angenebm. mobl ipenig beib BEL
5ag, aber angenebm fiihl 4benos uno
9adts, oenr Uenn Der 6ormer Des
3aQs fniper arbeitet un0 unter Der
0ibe 81 leioen bat. 10 iii es ihm geiDiB
aagenehnt, ben miioen R0rper ourh er@
Iquidenoen ShlaF lfdrten ~ t0nuen.
Regenfall boben mir 9eniieenD In Die=
| fem 9nuntD- 9asielbe tit iiberbaupt
| I'm Aagsmeinen Ishr uaHerreiEh; tn
elmer 3isfs pom 20 6ub tam man Das
l6ortEebuH8 auF Seite n
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16

Sein1itdtter iein .Relinquiibment~
bot ODER fir Die &erbeiie-
rmgen 9e5ablung erbielt, nm ibn
oa5il 81 Deranlalien fnun er mid t
regiitriren. tperm ibn Die 8erbeiierln.
aeil and nebr gefoltet baben mogen,
ais er Dafiir erbalten bat.
81 @er inter Dem Seilnltdttegeleb
!, ,SdlitBprubf~ auf peitiger OILS 160
9lder aema6t bat, fam regiitriren
inlo @intraglngen nuf iobiei Sdilo
maden ooB ieiu geIiB nit Dem Dor.
ber alrfgenommeneu nibt 160 glder
iiberiteigt.
Ser omrd einrn Agenten regiitrircn
fam.
Golooten nno @latroien, ipelde eb-
renpoIlen 9lbi6ieo nod 9Otdgiger
8ienit3eit inn 9iirgerfriege,
ooer i'm iponiid)-amerifoniihen arie-
ge nno Dem 9lufifano in oen 8biaip-
pinen, erbaIten baben, ODER Deren
gBitttpen ODER nin0eri6brige 8niien-
finder fornen erltipeoer ielbit ooer
0nrh eiuen 9lgenten Die 9iegiitrirung
beiorQen laSien Cine SO ittm c
aber ni9t reg i
Hriren, memn iie mieOer
gebeirotet bat nn0 ib r
5meiter Waun no db am Sc
ben lit.
Gin miftoeri1briges Sino zines
Soloaten ooer Mtatroien forn aud
iiht reQiltriren, meoer ielbit, nod
6urb einen agenten, peun ieine
Wfittter nod lebt lul0 nod imuer6ei-
ratet lit; peiin aber Die Wfutfer tot
III, ooer tpieoer perbeirntet lit imO
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16
ReSiltratica.

SSn Iebter Summer eingen mir i'm
glnaemeinen aif Die 9(rt ltno Gage DER
5u pergebenoen 2drtoereien eitt nab.
reno Der beittige sLusiob Die Dihtige-
rem 6egiltrotious- ml0 anoeren 8e.
itirninlngen entbdlt.
Der superintendent oieier 2olo-
lotterie lit mieoer Sas. g8. @itten,
meIder mlh Die 3iebungen Der Sripp
guuntp 2aliolotterie ulo an0ere ge-
leitet bot. @r na6t befannt. ouB er
am 1. M1r5 1919 on glne, peIbe bel
Der 3iebung erfoIgreid maren, cine
Rorte oes 81 er6ffneloen 2ot0es idis
den miro. 8ieIe aarte miro Die ge-
nauen gIngaben iiber 6ie Den Snoia-
nern 3ngeteilten uno fir ShuI- lmo
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16
SiO- -Safota oaatp-ansitellanseu.

GIan Gnuitp-5oir @ermiIlion,
Sept. %. Sft. 1
g. @os geIt-gIusltenuug, 9ierre,
Oft. 6.-15.
GIarf Goitntp-6oir, Glarf. Sept.
7. 10
giitdea Gorn-9olait, Sept a..
Oft. 2.
Deuel. Gountp- 6oir, Clear 2ofe,
Sept. %. 80.
aauion Gouutp-5oir, s(leranoria.
Sept. 21.24<
Sutdinion County, -5air, 1ripp,
Sepf. 20. 23.
groofinas Goulltp 5air, @roo.
finas. Gepf. 20. 23.
StanIeu Goulitp 6air, sfaoofo.
Sept. % IA.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16
CandrhenklIfg
zabunssbedingungen. lUsr dart resiItriren?
RegiItraticn vcrf As. October

boben fonnen niht regiitriren.
% gine gerion fam niht regiItri-
rem, ipelhe Dor oem IL. Wiai 1900
fir 9aifo in oen friiberen Srloinner.
9ieierputionen be5nblt bat 5u tpelhem
2unoe iie ip1ter inter Dem o5ree
Somes act~ obne 3oblung berehtigt
gepeien mare.
81 Cine 9eriort ipeIbe aus irgeno
einem 8runoe Dor Dem S. Sebriior
1908 ibre Seimitdtte. gintrngilng per-
loren, oiifgegebeil ooer 0erieIben ner.
luitig gegangen lit, fam regiitrireu
tpenn ole friibere@intrngimg nihtne-
gen Behring'S fir nihtig ertldrt ooer
fir cine iuertnoIe CONFEDERATION oitf-
gegeben iporoen lit. @erm Elm iolher
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Cagebu6
Giner Oeuti6sn 9simRGtterin In
Iripp 6Ountb
talusl9IisbIia tir ben .0sntI4sr esrOIs. j

i.
Dit beuti9er Summer beginner mir
NIT oen 5o9ebu6auf3ei9nunqen BON
6rau Or. =. b. gaaloau, 8elmont
8. 3. Die fsomilie Mal0au mar 10
gliidlid, bel Der lebten 8ripp gpuntn
QdnolDtterie cine I Settion Sano au
geiDinnen, iuelbe iie nun be3Dgeu bat.
Die erlebnihe auf Der neuen Oeimltdtte,
bic man6erlei neuen grfa6runqen uIp.
tper6en Der @eeenitano oieIer Shil=
oernnaen Iein. 8ie 8erfaiierin, Srau
bon g8alDau, lit eins gebiloete Dame.
wel6e in Geiterreid geboren uno err
3ogen prr0e uno Del1e bic oeutIhe
Sprnhe, Die nibt ibre 09utterIpradle
1T, erit erlernen muBte.
User oas Seben auf elmer 6eimIfdtte
aus eieener grfabruno tenut, miro Die
Sti3sen nit ni6t Qerinqerem syntereIIe
leien. ipie Die 2eier oeren Iolhes 2eben
iIt. sic tuer0en suoleidl
Elm Invertebrates Document fir Die Gnfz
mifelung oes ggilDen Qgelten" bil0en.
8ieie 5agebuhauf3eibnungen neroen
ausihlieBlih Inn v8eutIder Serolo"
uno Oie &eoattion boift, oaB
ibre 8entiibun9en, ben 2efern tets oas
Sntereiianteite uno fiir ben 9eierfreis
gaiienoite sil lieiern, sebiibrenO aner=
tannt iuerDen.
llnier Wiotto ilt:
rgSer 8ieles brin9t,
pgsiro Seoem ettpas brinaen.
Die &enattion.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16
7atem BON StaatsaasiteIlnmse

9aontana etoats- 5air, Sept. 80.
Oft 2.
ssuteritate- 5air, Giour Gitp, Sept.
90, 26.
sSnterItate- -6air, GeuDer, Sept. 12
rs.
sSnteritate-6air, Spofane, ggoib.,
Sept. 20.25
QationaIe Gorn-gIusitelling, Gna-
ba, Web., 1e8. 6.f6.
vglmerican RopnI1 BiebausiteIlnq
aallIaS GitD. NO, Oft. lille.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16
. 81 5ableil.
Ber fam resiitriren ?

gsotdr 81 5ablen.
Bcr fann rcgiItrircn ?
g[ae Rerionen, fpelhe ltuter Dem
olgeneineu @eieb sur glufnabme BON
Seimlt1tten berehtigt iino, founen
fid] regiitriren lofien.
u eine berbeiratete 6raii, ipelHe
bon ibrem 8otten niht pcrlalien ooer
nicbt i'm Stid gelniien iporoen lift.
bari niht regiitriren; tpenn aber
Ser Monn ourh &ralfbeit ooer ar-
Deripeitig perbinoert it, Den 2ebeus-
litterbaIt fir Die 5amilie 5u peroie-
men inib Die SSroii Das Sailpt ino Die
Stiibe Der 5antilie biIoet, Damn oorf
tie regiitrirer uno girtragiingen IN
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16

Gin meiterer 6aa. -gin geDifier
3ahorias Shel. Der nit ieiner
iiingen sSrau nlif Der oGoluHEbia~
onfom, INN lih NIT ibr rah aonait,
Gasfa., Canada, 81 ieinem 8riioer
Baleltin Shen 5u begeben bate 0os
llngliid, Dab fine sSrali i'm 9olpital
auf Der sSnlel itarb, itahoem tie Ell
mem 8abp oas 2eben gegeben bate.
Gp1terbit erfl1rtei BARN bic Aer5fe,
0oB 0os siuo 5u fhpah iei Inn Die
iange 0feie obne ben Shle eiller
s5rnu 3u nahen. Ger 8ruoer IN
Canada, Dem man Die Gitlaation NIT
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-16

aeteiIf hattie, tueiaerte iidb ober, leinen
9ruoer oiif5lfebnlen, ipenn er ods
Gino nid1t n1itbrdbte, oenn er fo1o es
bersIos, oas fleine 8eien IN frenlOen
Sdnoen 81 lalien.
Die Deutibe @eiellihoft idrieb
oonn nah aonm, oaB man nerirhen
per6e, cine 6rml 5u finoeiI INN oos
9abp oortbin 5u bringerL inio oo.
roifbin Ian0te @alentin Shell $50
telearapbiih on ben 8ertreter Der
9eiitihen @eIeai6dft, Dem es gliidte,
cine sSrau 3u finoen, Die Die meite
ReiIe imternebmen min, uiio Der eiiis
Tome Mutin gebt nit oem ainoe nah
Ieinem 8eitiu1ntiingsort ob.
Sin trouriger Soil lit nlid folgen-
Der: Nfit ibrem obt Sabre alien
Sobterhen Syobanna fam Die 80
Sabre aIte SSroi Syoiefa Sonoiif
oltf Der .glebelono" bier on, INN iih
Su ibrenl Wealnie 2oren8 Eonaiif noh
@rono Gapios, Dii6, 3u begeben
9as ionoerbare @ebabrerl oes flei-
nen WSGodens fieI oem luarant1ne-
ur8t auf uiiO er gob 0roer, oos 9ino
5ur llnterIucbung ieines @eiites5u-
itnnoes ilis Soipitnl 81 ienOen. 8or
einigeil 5ngen baben Die 9ler5te oitf
Der SSniel ertlGrt, Dab sSobonno gei-
itesidmah lit, iinO iie iomobl ipie Die
Wflttter tpitr0en 5ur Deportation per-
urteilt.
9oren8 8omoiif lit nit ieinen flint
nn0eren ainoerft idbon iett geroltmer
3eit IN oel Ser. Staaterl. ierner iino
ieine eigenen, ipie Die @Itern ietner
Grau bier anidiiig ulo trosOem
miro Die beouueritsmerte 5roii iebt
nit ibrem ihpa9iinnigen &inoe nad
GeutIdlauo 8urdgeianOt no iie me.
Der 6reimoe nod 6ar1ilie bot Cine
9erltflung nod @aibington lit erfolg-
lps geblieben.
Gin bartllddiger @tntpaltoerer mnr
Ser Sdneioer, as S., 9loalbert 0tor-
tieipic3. Sbon pierrnaL friiber bat
er neriu6t, lih' elm Seim IN 0en Der.
Stnoten an griinben, ober ininer ipar
iein @imib oltrh Die 9rnuiame gin-
manoerungsbeboroe perbinoert NOR.
Den, oenn er leioet on eirem 9rlt6.
9[Is er iest allf Der g2apIano gum
fiillften Ntnle onfanl, ging es ibm
e6enio ui1o er i6eint enolid] Ben Wtut
perIoren 81 babeu, 6enn oils man
i'm froete, ob er 8erlfrng gegen oas
llrteiI eil1leaen molle, iagte er gan5
gelaiien onB er lic6 iebt lieber in ieiil
S6idinI ergeben iuolle uno oarauf
ner5ibte, iein Slid in glmerifa 8u
iud)ell glmicus.
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6es Edpiers ge0rudt lem.
Syrgeno cine gerion iiber is
Sabre aft, fam ais 9lgent fiir Sol.
oaten, g9itttpen ooer gGaiIenfitoer
fungiren, aber ir1ner nur fir
cine Berion. User oos 9iedlt bat,
Ii regiitriren, fmm ieIbit regiitriren
lnto aud fir mi9 cine onoere
Rerion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
PARIS FEARS
FRENCH REVOLT
Prediction That Streets Of the Gay
Capital Will Run With Blood.
Openly and Freely
Talked Of

PARIS. France, April 1O.---"You
will see the streets OF Paris running
with blood ere long" solemnly pro-
Iphesied leading royalist today. The
royalists are inclined to exaggerate
the seriousness OF conditions in the
French capital, but II certainly is
true that not since the days OF Cen
eral Boulanger has revolution been
so openly and so freely talked as It
Is today. The outlook would be
more alarming, however, II the rev.
olItionists knew Just what they want
or whom they should choose for a
leader.
In the eyes OF the public the head
and front OF the present agitation is
Citizen Pataud. chief OF the Electro
clans Union. His name sends fear
into the hearts OF the bourgeois shop
keepers and other employers.
Premier Clemenceau and others
pretend to smile at the great success
of their meeting In the Hippodrome, -
said Pataud today in discussing the
situation, but they will laugh out
of the wrong corner OF their mouths
IL they think this movement is not
serious. This isn't the end. The
dance is just about to begin; the or
chestra is merely tuning up"
MERU, France, April 10. - The
strike OF the buttonmakers OF Meru
has entered upon a critical phase.
An the departmental authorities are
hurrying here and gendarmes are
looming by every train. Many ar
rests have been made. Negotiations
have been futile and disorders broke
out last night that recalled the revo.
luton. Agitators came down from
Paris and harangued the mob, after
which the strikers stormed and
wrecked four button factories and
practically destroyed the residence.
of their employers.
The trouble arises from a reduc
ton OF 80 per cen. In wages made
by the employers association as a re
suit OF japanese competition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

Harmon Of Ohio on how Taft got his
start:
"Twenty-one years ago, about this
time" he recounts, there was u
vacancy In the Superior Court.
know, because | made II myself by
taking my resignation In person to
served a short term on that bench
himself, and thought he would like
to fll the vacancy, without assist
| ance.
ITO my surprise he at once made
me sit in conference myself. We
discussed the names Of many excel
lent men, and he finally said II would
be most hitting to choose a son OF
one OF the great judges who had
made the court famous. Among
these sons was a young man, not yet
30 years old. He was full of prom
Use, but rather scant on performance,
and lie had had little time or oppor-
tunity. I was authorized to tender
| the appointment
"On my return home I hunted up
the youngster, and found him at the
Office OF his fathers firm. OF which
he had Just become member.
'He was at work at his desk and
arose to meet me with evident sur
prise, which he must have been born
with because he had always had Il
and there was nobody to get II from.
when | told him my errand he
was the picture OF establishment and
dismay. He blushed and was speech
less. He did not know that there
was to be vacancy-nobody did
or ever dreamed that he might be
thought OF in that connection.
when he collected himself some
what he said he was not qualified for
so important a place, that he had
had little practice OF any sort and
that little had been almost entirely
In state and county cases, as assist
ant to the prosecutor and solicitor.
81 feared he would decline on the
spot, but he finally took the mat
ter under advisement, and II was
only after much hesitation that he
some days later. told me he would do
his best to justify the Governors
confidence. From that day forth |
have felt toward him like an elder
brother came near saying big
brother.
But, really, our young man had
hardly time to show the stun he was
made Of when along came the Gov
eminent and carried him of. II has
held on to him ever since, and It is
doubtful whether we shall ever get
him back.
Ellis later honors have all come
to him as the first one did. He has
been more of ruler OF men than
any American ever before. He has
dealt with princes and potentates
and dwelt in a palace. He now holds
: one of the highest places In the ma
s tion,, but | know he still keeps the
d innermost corner OF his heart for the
9 old friends at home, who put their
on faith In him, all untried"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

Aug. /, l9OS-Reports begin cir
culating that Mrs. Hams will Ale
charges in her husbands divorce suit
that he compelled her TO engage in
unnatural practices.
Aug. Is, 19OS--Capt. Hams. ac-
companied by his brother, T. j..
Hams. went to the Bayside Yacht
Club, where Capt. Hams killed An
mis- with a magazine pistol as he was
crossing to the pier on his sloop
yacht Pam.
Aug. 16, 19OS-Capt. Hams and
Thornton Hams held at Long Island
City Police Court for murder, with
outout bail. and committed to the
Queens County Jail.
Aug. II, 190S-Story Is revived
that Thornton J. Hams had killed
his chum. Edward A. Hannegan, in
small boat in Hampton Roads
many years before and had been
acquitted on the ground OF self-de-
tense.
Aug. s. 19OS-William L. Annis
was buried.
Aug. 10. 19OS--Charges began tn
be made that the army circles at
Fort Hamilton had Round Table"
scandals that were worse than those
OF the German Army.
Dec. IA. 19OS-Thornton Jenkins
Hams placed on trial for murder at
Flushing.
April 19-19O9-TriaI OF Capt.
Peter Hams Jr. begun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

In the Kaleidoscope whlrl OF the
Hams case these chief events stand
out:
April 80, 19OO-Capt. 2. c. Hams
Jr., then lieutenant in the Artillery
Corps, stationed at Fort Banks, near
Boston, married Claudia Libby, then
seventeen years old.
May 20, l90S-Capt. Hams, re-
turning from the Philippines, was
told that his wife had been the CEN
ter of many orgies at Fort Hamilton.
william Il. Annis, a magazine pub
Usher. was said to have been her
companion. Haines charged his wife
with infidelity with Annis, and she
signed a confession, later repudiat-
ed. In the presence of Gen. p. G.
Hams. father OF the Captain; Major
John p. Hams and Thornton jenkins
Hams, brothers.
May 80, 19OS-Mrs. Hams left
Fort Hamilton and went TO her moth
ers home at Winthrop, Highlands,
Mass.
June 20, 19OS-Capt. Hams filed
suit in BOSTON for divorce, nam
ing William L. Annis as correspond
ent.
July /. l9OS-Overture made for
compromise by which Hains
should withdraw his suit and allow
his wife to get divorce in South Da,
kqta, with custody of their three
children. Overtures rejected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
NMTAFT HAS HIS SHOES -SaiNF0,

his shoes shined at any stand that
comes along, Mr.. Taft travels in the
beaten paths and is constantly
guarded by secret service men.
Taft has always been of a very
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

YoUN GEVANS WINS-Savanah
Ga, April 16.-Young Evans Of New
York had little difficulty in winning
the decision over Gus Gardner Of
Philadelphia in a 15-round bout here
tonight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
CAPT. Hams Mother
On Witness Stand

FLUSHING Hams mother testified in the muir
der case today nd collapsed the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

President Taft is one Of the most
democratic Of men. although It is i'm
possible for him to be as free and
easy as in former days, since he be-
came President. Instead of having
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
PestiIenCe In Turkey

WASHINGTON. Leshnan cables that smallpox
hat
o
for The o he ID
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
The Value Of PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES

Is proven by the very large percentage
Of physicians prescriptions for the
same remedies found In every drug
store In America. but as they are writ
ten In Latin, few patients realize this
fact.
The old standard proprietary medi.
cines like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vese.
table Compound, that have stood the
test OF time, deserve a place in every
family medicine chest. and It is most
certain they would not be prescribed
by physicians II they were able to de.
wise a formula equally as efficacious.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05

modest nature, although never hest
tating to assume responsibilities as
they come along. The Midland
Magazine publishes the following
story coming from Governor Judsc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
PARIS AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

other employees threaten
taking
20
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
WELLMAN'S DASH
SET FOR JULY

WASHINGTON. May 4--waltcr wclman that he
renew his eno to reach balloon July
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-05
GREAT STRIKE IN BUENos AYRES.

AYRES, 1.-Two are OF on
a hundr
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-06-04
BENBOW BANK is ROBBED
Robbers Flee After Successful Hold.
up In the OIL T~own-Posse
Starts In Pursuit.

st. Louis.--The police of East st.
Louis received a report Friday that
the Peoples bank at Benbow City
was robbed of $500 by bandits, who
held up the cashier. Descriptions of
the bandits were telephoned to the
East Side police In a general alarm
sent all along the East Side, to form
q dragnet to prevent the robbers from
crossing the river.
First word was that the money was
stolen from the cashier" at the city
hall. 1t was not believed this amount
of money could be taken from the city
treasury, and the East Side police be.
lievc a Standard Oil Co. cashier was
the victim.
Benbow was built by the oil trust
industry.
Descriptions of the men: No. 1 was
6 feet tall, with dark, stubby beard
and wore a black suit and a SLOUGH
hat. No. 2 was shorter. but dressed
similarly.