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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
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RIOT TRIAL
SCOVGLLE IN CONSPG-
RACY TRIAL QUESTIONED ON
RIOT CASE CIRCUMSTANCES.

Much of the story of the Waipahu
riot given in the abortive trial of that
case before Judge Robinson was
thrashed over in the conspiracy trial
before Judge De Bolt this morning
e. NJ. Scoville, chief engineer of the
pumps on the plantation of the Oahu
Sugar Co., was cross questioned by
Lightfoot for the defense on what he
knew about the riot case trial and on
the facts of the riot, with efforts TO
show both that the riot amounted 30
nothing and that the evidence the VIII
ness was now giving was different
from that he gave in Judge Robinson's
court. After his first two or three
questions, ightfoot moved to strike
out all of Scoville's testimony on the
ground that it had no bearing on the
case at bar. The potion was denied
Kinney objected to questions about
the results of the riot trial, and the
objection was sustained.
Witness never saw the man with
the bundle before that person had
been assaulted by Jotaro. He had been
employed by Oahu Sugar Co. for sew
en- years. Was chief engineer OF the
pumps His salary was $500 a month
He received no compensation for act
ing as a special policeman the time
of the riot 1t was not for love OF
the plantation that he acted, but for
love of his country.
oh it was love of your country,
the attorney sneered
Scoville did not remember saying in
the other trial that Jotaro kicked the
man with the bundle. Jotaro struck
him over the head. On his testimony
being quoted he believed he did testi-
fly on cross-eXamination that he did
not see the kick landed, Jotaro kick
ed at the man. then jumped on mis-
back and struck him repeatedly over
the head.
On the opening of court Yonezada,
the collector for charitable organi-
cation, was finished with from yester-
day.
DR.. Moore then testified regarding
the injuries of a Japanese from assault
by strikers at Waipahu.
Lee Yum, Chinese, tod of going to
buy something and seeing a Japanese
tied up in the Higher Wage Associa-
tons office
c. w. Weathermore, photographer,
identified photographs he had made OF
a list of Japanese contributors to the
higher wage strike fund.
Wada storekeeper, testified to
renting his place to the Higher Wage
Association for Office purposes.
Editor Sheba was recalled after SEQ
vile had retired, and was followed
by NJ. f. Prosser, of counsel for the
prosecution.
Witness being then exhausted the
court adjourned until Monday morn
ing at $50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
EDITOR YOKOGAWA
IS COMMITTED

Editor Yokogawa of the Maui Shin
bum waived examination this morn
and was committed by Commissioner
George A. Davis to the federal grand
jury in October for sending indecent
literature through the mails.
His bail was fixed at $25OO, but he
did not have a bond handy. His
friend Mort, said to be a court in
terpreter at Wailuku, forthwith be-
came busy to obtain the required bail.
He obtained a permit from Marshal
Hendry to see the defendant on this
business.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
JAPANESE GIRL
TO Be DEPORTED

Mrs. Turn Kondo, young and
sprlghtly japanese wahine, with an
elegant obi and peach-blossom com
pleXion and violet eyes, was fined $40
by District Magistrate Andrade this
morning for violating the proprieties.
The sentence was made light for the
reason that the young lady is about
to be deported to the land of the Ris-
ing Sun, enough Of her class being
here already and ii being known that
she was imported" for a reason.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The WEATHER.
Local Office, L. 5. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.

Honolulu, July 80, 1893.
temperatures. d. m,. a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum.
70; rs; rs; so; &c.
Barometer reaGfrg: absolute humid
ity tgrains per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at a. m:
1910; 6.179; 64 62
Wind velocity anG direction at 6 a.
m; s a. M; 10 a. m; and noon:
s r; s Me- s e; s NE
Rainfar Curing "a hours ending a.
M: OF.
Total VINO movement during "a hours
ended at noon: 249 miles.
WM. q. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30

. Hawaiian Sugar Co., $47 so; 10 Eva
$50. 90; 5 Hawaiian Sugar Co., SAL. rs;
3 Waialua $1OOOO Oahu Sugar Co.,
$50. 25.
Between Boards: Waialua 500. 90;
6 Waialua 500. 90; so Waialua 500. 90:
2O9 Waialua 800. 90; 35 Waialua
elOO 90; 40 500 90; so Waialua 500;
rs Waialua 500 90; As Waialua Agri.
10000 $50 Oahu Sugar Co., $50. 25;
90 Oahu Sugar Co. $3O.25; 10 Oahu
Sugar Co., $50. 25; 20 Oahu Sugar Co.,
SO.25; 25 Eva $29 rs; Is o. r. & L.
Co., $135 90; o. R. & L. Co. $135. 90;
20 Pioneer $175 90; so Waialua 800. 90,
80 Pioneer $3.50; II Haw. Ag. Co.,
$l79. 90; so Hawaiian c. & s. Co.,
$32 90; 100 WalaIua 800. 90: 5 Haw.
Sugar Co., $47 50; 10 Waialua 800. 90;
Is Waialua 500 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Honolulu Lodge GIG p. p. o. Z. meets
this evening.
w A. Cleghorn OF Kahuku under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Queens hospital on Wednesday.
Why not treat your feet to a pair
.of the famous Crossett Shoes for men.
They make lifes walk easy Prices
$3.50 and $500 at Manufacturers
Shoe Co. Sole agents.
The Pacific Picture Frame Company,
Nuuanu, below Hotel will sell you
prints from their large assortment
and frame them artistically.
During the absence of Colonel Jones
on the mainland, Lieurenant-C Colonel
Short will be acting Adjutant General
of the National Guard of Hawaii.
A meeting of the Waialae, Kaimuki
and Palolo Improvement Club will be
held at the house of A. F. Cooke on
Thursday evening at s o'clock.
A San Francisco paper mentions
preparations for the wedding of Geo.
Ii Brown and Miss Minna Berger, who
are members of well-known Honolulu
families
Miss Starritt, formerly matron Of
Kakaako Mission, has been appoint
ed matron of the Girls industrial
School to succeed Mrs. Dexter, resign
ed
l.. l.. MCCandless will put up a two
story business building of reinforced
concrete on a lot OF 22,259 square feet
at Nuuanu and Pauahi streets and
Chaplain lane. He brought the land
from M. B. Silveria.
We do the largest family wood and
coal business in the city because we
have the best facilities for handling
the best business and cater especially
10 this trade: Try us with an order.
Transfer Co. Phone SO. !
Splendid new line of English wooden
steamer rugs just in at Silva's Tog-
gerry. Also a line of fine leather suit !
cases. If you contemplate travelling
this summer, now is the time to make |
a selection while the stock is large. |
William A. Felter has resigned as
assistant postmaster Of Honolulu !
George Desha of Hilo, and J. N. s. |
of Kahuuui are the first Ha-
waiian postmasters to receive their |
from President Taft.
Look at the roof of the oldest frame
in Honolulu 1t is covered
with Eureka Perfection Roof Paint
fba host roof mint ,,odo Co,,d Co.,
booklet to p. o. Box go Theo. H.
Davies G Co. Agents.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. will be closed
all day tomorrow while they are maxi
ing the final preparations for the
grand annual clearance sale which be-
gins Monday morning. This sale will
be a record breaker and will attract
big crowds
During the month of June AT cases
were treated at the Free Dispensary,
260 being medical cases and 217 sur
gcaL One thousand one hundred and
thirty-two eye treatments were ad
and 321 prescriptions filed.
Complete new stock of tank devel-
opers for plates and films now in at
Honolulu Photo Supply Co., Fort
street below Hotel. These afford bet
ter results than the old dark room
method, even in the hands of an ex-
pert.
Horticulturist Higgins of the Ha
vain Experiment Station gave the
Hawaii Promotion Committee his OPT
Mon that both mangoes and alligator
pears could be raised commercially at
a profit in Hawaii At the meeting
yesterday he gave a demonstration
of a method of budding mangoes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30

Fine Job Printrnk. SSar once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
ANOTHER BIG
CROWD PLEASED

The Orpheum show pleased another
big crowd last night. The moving
pictures proved very entertaining ana
the vaudeville was loudly applauded.
The show has made hit, and the Or
phenm seems likely to be crowded
every night of the season. The Chop
suey" stunt last night made a special
hit, and was a very clever one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-07-30
THE NEW ARMORY

Adjutant General ]. W. Jones, with
George w. Smith and e. F. Bush,
committee of the Merchants Asso-
citation, held a conference with Gov
ernor Frear this morning on the sub
ject of the proposed new armory for
the National Guard of Hawaii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
NOTAS-Y NOT|cIAS

Ell sabado estuvieron de paseo
Dor la carretera central llegando
hasta Cayey, la distinguida senorita
Cotton, su hermano ell gobernador
y ell secretario particular Sr. Joan
ny.
-Esta manana estuvo en- la Man
sion Eiecutiva ell Comisionado de
instruction DR.. Dexter.
-Hafallecido aver en- esta ciudad
el Sr. Jose Candida muy conocido
en- San Juan y que desempeh6 diver
SOS cargos en- ell municipio de esta.
Ell entierro Sc efectuara esta tarde
Paz eterna aSus restos y nuestro pc
same q sus deudos.
En- la information del cuartel
general de Ia policia insular, del sa-
bado referente al distrito de San
Juan Sc dijo que una piedra caida
de lascasa-ca4he San Francisco mime.
rs st de4esta ciudad, del Sr. Jose
Palac;os Rodriguez: :habfa ocasionado
una slesitn a una nina. La casa en-
que Sc hacen pequelas obras de repa
rsci6n .en Sal Francisco 81, reside
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

en- ella elSr. Manuel Calderon V es SUI
administrator Ell Sr. Palacio Rodri-
guez. La lesion fue muy leve oca.
slonada por una pequeiia p;cdra
que cayo del balloon, ell que Sc esta
reparando.
Ell viernes fus visitado ell esta-
blecimiento del s'r. Santos Fiippi,
por ell multimillonario Sr. John Ja-
cob Asthor, quien Sc mostrj. sagun
lnformes, complacido del servicio.
FL yate en- que viaja Asthor segui-
ra su viaje de hoy o mahana. Tn
gran numero de personals ha lido a
visitar dicho buque, cuyo coste fut
de $ 250,000 y sus gastos anuales
llegan & S $4,000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

tos desastres Ia miseria ha empeza
40 a dejarse senur en- todo el norte,
Sc espera que la munihcencia del go
bierno acuda en- auxilio de los milla
res de famiias que han quedado sin
hogar.
New York, Nov. %. -Noticias de
Londres informan que en- vistade no
poder llegar q un acuerdolas dos ca
maras, en- ladiscusi6n del bill de pie
supuesto el rey Eduardo Sc ha visto
obhgado por las circumstances a di
solver el parlamento, y convocar pa
"a nuevas elecciones. La Camara de
los~lores sostuvo su oposicion Ia
comision de hacienda enviada
por la Camara de los r Co
munes Ia cual habia aprobado
el bill con las enmiendas hechas. Es
ia actitud Gle Ia Camara de los lores
ha causado general espectacon en- la
opinion publica del RENO Undo.
Tn telegrama de Toxic informa
que el Mikado ha nombrado al gene
raj marques de Yamagata Console
TO del Imperio en- sustituci6ndel prn
cipe Ito, recientemente asesinado
on Hardin.
Noticias de Centroamerica conhl
man la noticia del bloqu 60 de Grey
ton por los rebeldes de Nicaragus
Entire las secretanas de Estado de
Washington y Managua Sc han cru
zado varias notas, 10 que hace supo
ner que entire ambos gobiernos Sc ha
concertado Ia intervention de los Es
tados Unidos para poner termino al
estado de anarqufa que reina en- Nj
caragua.
New York, Nov. 22.-En las in
vestigaciones que estan practicando
Sc en- esta ciudad con motivo del es
candalosofraude en- la aduana de es
taciudad aparecen complicados vein
te y dos empleados encargados enel
peso pertenecientes al trust del azu
car.
Un telegrama de Espaila informa
que el eN presidente de Venezuela
general Cip1iano Castro ha resuelto
embarcar para los Estados Unidos,
donde fijara SUI residencia de6nitiva
menta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
Fl REY EDUARDO HA
'D|SUELT0 FL PARLAMENT0.
la car,ara de los lores Sc ha negado apro-
y bar el "bill' de presupuesto.
Horroroso naufragio en- Seyne, cerca de Singapore
1O1 ahogados fueron deverades por los peces.
:roroso naufragio en- Seyne, cerca de Singapore
1O1 ahogados faeron deverades por los peces.
(De nuestro servicio cablegrafico.)

New York, Nov. % 4 conse.
cuenc5a de I'm fuerte temporal en- ell
mar de China naufrag5 en- Soyne
ceyca de Singapore en- Ia peninsula,
de Malaca el vapor O,da pereciendo
10l, ahorgados que fueron devora
des por los peces.
New York, Nov. 22.-Un telegra
ma de. Chicago informa que en- el
incendio.de Ia minade antracita ocu
rrido recientemente perecieron 472
minerus, resultando inutl toda obra
de salvamento.
New York, Nov. PEI general
Marinas comunica al ministro de la
guerra q. las kabilas de Nador, una
de las.que con mas tes6n lucharon
en- Ia presente campafia Sc ha rendi
do incondicion iona1mente. Por conf
dencias.con,eGefe della tribu Sc sabe
que los ,rebeldes han sufrido perdi
!das enormes, y que estan exhaustos
de municiones yprovisiones de boca.
Ell iefe. .espanol confia Que esta ca
pitulaci6n de las kabilas de Nador
segMran otras. El estado del ejerci
to espahof. ha meiorado por las opor
tunas medidas sanitarias que fueron
apioadas,. desde ell momento que las
ne9sidades las reclamaron. Las fuer
tes lluvias han cesado y ell ammo de
lastropas es excelente
New York, Nov. %, -Telegramas
de Ia republica Argentina informan
I'm estado; de suma gravedad. Los
anarqnistas de 'Buenos Aires. arroja
ron unaebomba, .resultando muerto
eEiefe.dela po1cia Sr. Falcon y su
secntsrio. El gobierno ha decla
| traao Ia capital en- estado de sitio. Sc
fhanhecho .nunerosas detenciones..
New York, Nov p. : Telegramas
de Sto Domingo dan cuenta de los
inmensosrdesastres causados por ell
,reciente hurac4n que azot6 las co
marcas del Norte. Las perdidas oca
sionadas por los rios Jacuba, Vague
y Camu>se estiman en- 8 millones de
dollars. Todas las plantaciones de
tabacoo las provincias del Cibao
han sido .desvastadas por la inunda
ci6n. Las de cacao han sufrido consi
derabhmente. Con motive de es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

Nddle sdbe que su casa es-
I'd desalqualada. Nadie 10 sa-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncsa.
81. desea atquaIar su casa que
ahora no lie produce NADIA amin
ciela en- LA Correspondent
cia" Para esta clase de dnun-
clos hay en- este daarto precaos
especiate, muy lanaitodos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22
No hubo veTedicto

Despues de cerca Gle 20 horas de
estar reunida deEberando el jurado
de Ia Corte federal, luego de. celebra
do el lucio contra nuestro compa
nero enla prensa Sr. Joaquin Barrel
70, que fue acusado de violaci6n de
las leyes postales con motive de ar
ticulos publicados en- SUI semanario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-22

"El CarnavaP informo dicho jurado
no haber podido llegar a un acuer
do en- 10 que a resolver la acusacion
sometida ante cllcs Sc referia. Ha
quedado pues Ia resoluci6n del ex
presado case para ser considerable Y
resueltA en- otra OCCASION.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

lisbeH. Rad Oisfsm folais cine St-az
b~eRbabufabrt Der 0sleeaten uHD gdiie
Ourh bic SiaOt. sur 8eF6tisunq Ser
pisIen &s niiroistsitsn. SIR bib
ihen germaniasgart aneeIanat, ipur=
os Johann Gin I9madbaftss 6eItehen
~ierplrt. has. nit ierHiexe Siihreoen
sepiir5t. in ihonltsr WeiIe p~erlief.
Yanmiitoes uno abenOs traten TO-
OaHH bic meiIteu 6eittbeiInthmer nit
siHem ber5liden r9ui @isberleben in
1910" bic 6eimrsijs an.
C;s Is. Observation-Disclosures fam
ais Die sroBts uno srfolsrsihIts in Der
Gei6ihie Oes gsniralpersins erfldrt
peroeu. 9int nur pobnts Meer. Sal=
eonio, Der @sianOts BEG 81. 9atsrs,
Der 8eriumm.ans 2 Gage lang bel,
audi bic getbeiligms ionitissr tirh=
ll9er Biirosntrd9sr. 0es Glsrus uno
her gersjnsoslesaten mar arDser ais
je 5uDoT paren oon tiiea 500 Seles
saten, eesea 70 9risitsr uno saebrsrs
Btfhofe onlpeieno. rod IN feinsr
Dorserisen 8erlammIunp oes Sclsius
mar Elm iolh' ~srobartiesr 9sIuc3, 10
ME Elm ioln reyes .SntersNe uno
IoIa' feurise gs5eiiisrung 81 Dsr3sids
nsn; Der @rfOIs muBts aiIo aud Elm
erfreuliher fem.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03
(s8luB folgl.)
snnr %1tnaIuuhs,t.

Der @laubs 1T Der 9bau uno Cons
nenfdein Der ainobeii. Soate Ct oos
nihi aaa i'm ipdtersn asbeu bIeibsn2
8oh ohi Mie 0laHdsr leioet Sdiff=
brut an oisiem isinsm b0ditsn alsius
ostl
WD6sr Oisis eri8siHung2 Die rrs
laden iiHb folgenbs:
8trna61affigung Der re
lfeiofsn 9fIfhten. Der Glaus
Be 1T uidt 0as asiult1t ldnsidbrigsn
Etu5iums. Man tam ourn Der
nuuft6ensiis, ourh p6iIoiop6iih stbsos
loaiids Siunien isineH Glaubsn iidrs
fen UNI INNER me6r feb ssminnsn,
neil man oaonr6 tiefsr in ieintS dons
beit sinorin9t. nber bosmitp ols
lar 6tHgabea O ottausgss
fprohsne .grsoO" fam tsin
Bud ou9 nidt bic i6onits apolOgs
ifi6s oosr bo9matiits 4bhanoiung
rerleibsn; BERN Oer Glaubs oebi ni6t
hsroor aug sigsHer Grtsnntnis, fons
osrn cas 0sr O ndosGottes. gu
n~itosrb0ltsn Walsn@, ihreibi Dsr eros
Re qbiloioph Sponien's, galmeg, lit
Is mir ~bsessnst. oaB i6 nit Gsls6risn
s~UismsHtrai nslas, ME mir i4isn,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

Sum SdluB Der 9crmittasslbuug
belt Mfsr. 2inns6oru. aufs bsr3lih=
tie beeriiBi. cine tsgsiIteruOe lnreoe.
in DeIder CT Il. q. hei0nosrs heroOrs
bob, Dab er Dor frinsr 4breiis pea
9om bos Slid bate, pom 81. Gnter
III gr~ipdtauoSn3 empfangea 81 pers
ben. Sci Disism 4Hlahe pabe Der 81.
Batter ieiner 4nertenngag hes IsssHs5
reihen Wiriens oes gentraIDsreins
lsbbaftsn Ausorud 0egtben unb i'm
teduftrast, benz @e,eine feline sbelten
@tnide' uno ben pdpitlihen 5tssn
gu iibermitteln.
Sn Der Neutrality-suspicious. bsFa5ts
fih Die @sridmmlung 5undhit nit Der
Qbdnosrrng einissr RsberpuHcte Der
gOnItitation uno faBte Dement'S
fnrsnenoe 8efhliiHe. Sine 4n3dbl pom
9siolutionen uuroen eingsreint, mo-
runier beionOsrs fOIsenoe o &sD. 8.
SmdIion (gtinneiota) singsreihte ano
BEN 4siolutionscomite iiberipIeiene.
grobru 3t;f1n fana: Der Secreidr
Oes Gentraloereils pirD ssaHftragt Die
Staatspsrbdnos ouf bic Rotbpenoiss
lett bin5upsifen. mehr ais bisber Die
RefpIution Der Iebtsn @eneraloers
Iammlung iiber uniittlihe 9arIielluns
gen uno giIOsr gu beahtsn, uno i'm bs=
fonoeren n0tbigsnfaas ale gsisBIi9sn
Waittel Su gebrouhen, I'm iolhs 8arz
itelungen uno Die 4usiteaaHg fOls
der 9il0er 81 perbinberR.
Sine gmpfe6lung oss Rejolutionss
comites. 0aB iibsr einen 4ntrag oes
ct. 9ster'sz @sreins BON ct. Qoul,
pelher cine Grb0bung Der 9opfiteusr
auf % Gents per M'itslieo uno Sabr
oerfiste. ~oorlGufie nod niht gsIhluB
eefaBt reroe, purOs mad ldngerer De
bate an oas gomits 3uriidperpisfen.
0as RomindtiDnscomit uHtsrbreis
tete Johann feline GmpFebluugsn fir
Die 8eamtenipabi.
Der gorrelp.s uno 6inon3isrrstdr
5ourihelot brddte elnlge @rgdn3u1s
gen gu ieinem Sabresberidt. aus nell
dem eriihtli9 1T, oaB Der genirals
9erein segenndrtig 1854 Mitglis=
Der 5dblt.
9ierauf erftattete g6renprdIiOent q.
9OnRer stnen intereHantsn 8eridt
iber bic iiinsite gilssrfabrt oss Sem
traIDereins nad Rom uno bic oaourh
sr3ielten GrfoIge. prdIiDeRt Sslters
beridtete iiber Die i'm Outrage Der IsBs
ten Notwithstanding in gleDelano
benz bohp'iten gpiscopat oes 9anOes
unterbreitete 0snti9rift ii6er bic gss
beimen 9sienitaftsn uno ho9p. 9. 3.
Sanier. 2. 9. o, belt cine in9altli9
pie formea brilliant ssbultene Qu-
fpro9e iibsr a~uspGrtiss MiTionsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-03

SH niiroiaer WeiIs begann aud
Der brittle Gag Der "a. 0eHeralDers
iammlung nit einer ieists;&su
0ontIoeunes Gptteseienf in oer Sers
Sefuzairhe I'M 6 u9r pormittags, NOS
bin fin Die idmmtlidsn DeIssaten BON
9auptquartisr aus bsecbsn un0 Dem.
ME an ben pOrbergebenhsn Sdgsn, aun
fpisosr eiHe grOBere QnSabl grdlaten
uHo Prieiter b%eipobHtsn.
RAD Dem GottssOienIt DurOsn bic
Observation-Disclosures in Der Ct.
@dcilien=6a1s pieoer duFgenommen.
Sine 3uidrift. in Fpelhem oas goms
miHariat Dss ST.. 9onoes empfieblt, bic
8epesung our WisosrsrIanguns ano
@rbdltung Ser beilieen Stitten in pa
LATINA, gu untsritiiben, fpurbs benz Re=
iolutioHseomite uberiuieien uno ebenio
aud etne 3ufhrift poh 9. 9rotsgeers.
SIS, Don Der 8oiebuos Snoiunerogens
tur in Sios8atota, nelde fih auf
peitere 60roerung Der SuoianerzWl g
fionen bs5iebt. IS gibt geoenipGrtis.
ME ss in Der 3uIhrift beiBt, 80 Sns
bianermihinnen nit SO Boarding
S1ools" nno elmer Mn3abl Sasesidus
len. 9ieIs sr3iehen gesen 5000 Sns
Oianertinoer. 1873 grieiisr, cine sroBe
4n5abl 2aienbriiOer uno 364 Sdne=
tern iinO seseupGrtig in ben Snoiaz
ersWlihioen thdtig. Sine grOBs Qn=
5a6l berielben limb Deuti9e. Die
3abl Der tatb. Snoinner betrdgt nah
Gem Iebten S~abresberiht 52,492.
Die Grecutipe mo6ts bic iebr MIDI
tige Gmpfeblung, odB Ter Gsntralper=
sin in 3utuuft dls Northumberland
feline 9eitrdge an bic 51oera.ion tatb.
9ersine sntridts, 6uber no sin3elne
Stdntsperbdnbe perlangen, tpie bisber
.insn Gent bro &opF 8u~noesItsuer gu
besabIsn. 0ur9 oieIe Qeuerune ion
Die SoentitGt oes gentrals 9ersins
gepabrt tperoen. .@etrsnnt mar
IAiersn unn Dereint fhlagen", baS
Iou fortan Der 9runOiob in ben
financieIsn 8~e5isbunssn 5ipif6sn Gem
gtntrols 9erein uno Der federation
Iein.
Sine Sipeite nidtise GmpfsbIung
Der G~rscutipe mar, oaB Der @entralpers
lin ais folder ein5elne 9erioHen ais
Mitglisber niht aufnebme. aber ben
plan bsgiinities, Sen Staotsosrbdns
ben tii6tige &atbolitsn ais Gin5slmits
SIieoer 5u5ufiibren.
6srner smpfabl bic Grscuttps. OaB
in Staaien, in pelhen Dem gsntraIs
0sreiu anseglieoerte StaatsDsrbdnOe
beItehsu, fein ein5elner 9ersin Direct
in Den geHtralperein aufgenommen
peroe. Sritt Elm @erein aus, oDer
puroe er ausseihIOFen, 10 ioa Der
austritt gleid3sitig bas NusiaeiOen
audi aus Dem Gentralpersin bs0euten.
5erner nuroe e%mpfoblen, 0aB Der
prdfiOent oes gentralpsreins Mitglieb
bss SpsciaIcomitss fir SOciulreform
iein fol-, Das p~eiterbefteben ion.
Die gmpfebIungen puroen idmmts
lid gutgsbeiBen.