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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-11
BUSY DAY At THE
FEDERAL OFFICES
Court Officials Meet Naughty
Ones They Are to Try
During Term.

Yesterday was busy one for the
officials connected with the courts and
legal departments Of Uncle sam in the
district Of Hawaii 1t was the open
ing Of The October term Of court, and
the lower corridors around the mar
shaI 5 offices would have looked like d
Democratic convention, had it not been
tor several benches devoted to the use
Of the fairer sex and several more mo-
uopolizd by alleged Chinese opium Snug
glers who were too old to have votes in
Hawaii.
United States District Attorner
Breck0ns was an extremely busy man
asshe confronted bunch Of his troubles
waich are to extend through six months
or 50. SmuggIers, immi grafton law VIC
lators and other people still naughtler
duly made their kOwtow to the great
high lord of the little back room, who
claims to hold their fate in the hollow
Of his hand or to have it slowed some
where else about his person
The morning session of the court re-
suited in nothing but the assjgnment
Of the Lee Let damage case for trial
on Monday next. This i the ease where
the Chinese merchant has brought suit
against Breckons. >tackahle and others
for $40 900 damages, after they broke
INTO his store in a search for oUlum and
couldn t find any 1t viii form one of
he most interesting of Mr.. Breckons
experiences. during the coming term
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-11
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. !, I. o. 0. F.

Meets every Tuesday evening at 1870,
in Odd Fellows Hail. Fort Street. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited to attend.
K. c. HOPPER. n. G.
L. L. LA PIERRE. Sec Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-11
B r E A D

All varieties of Fresh Breads
Plain Crackers manufactu
daily at our Bakery, 1884
anu street.
Patrons and interested part
are cordially invited to call l
witness the process of manu-,
ture from the opening Of
sacks of flour to the packing |
the manufactured product
cases, tins and cartons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

nod 5iueifelbait. @llld) oas @errelt-
IaitS ut un6ered)enbar. Seine SOL
tlulg 1T, lpie o0Qemcin ~5uitanocrl
miro, lueientIid) poH Der NegierunA
o%bb0ngig. Seoeniou9 miro Die eric,
oi9llng iebr longc 3cit in aniprud)
llclnlen, 5ltlnol lie cine NcnocrunJ
Ger Scrfoiiling bc0clltct.
Sic libcralen @IGttcr IcBCn ibrc
Eolemif tort, bic lid, itctiQ ucrih0rit.
lleberbonpt mod1t i'd nnl0BIid) Der
6ro9c in ocl wcitcitcn areilet cine
lt1llller 0erei5terc StinlmltnN gclteno.
Us miro erlportct, 0uB Is pierlcr,
lpnrtS nod, 81 bcn crlltclten Nen1ou-
'trutioncn fonlrrcn miro. Die porgc.
ltrigcll Mublred)ta HumOgeblulgen in
9rc@lolL no Die EuruoircnOen nit
Der Foli5ci 5lliommcn itiebcn, Die nit
Der llddlcn alingc ciuhi2b un0 5nhl.
rcid}cn Ecrinllcn &%crIculn9cn 5liiig-
te, merGcn ais Gin omlinoies Noripicl
%hctrnd)tci.
@crregnctc Tcicr in @oln.
S0itt Mel0lmg ans Holn lit Scr
&olcrnloltog, iiir rucIdlcn Die qrobs
ortl1ltcl @orbcrcitul1en gctroiicl
lporrll, Nrilnolid ucrrcAl1et cine
blttcrc Gntt0tidm1G nid)t lllrr iiir bic
9cuobner, Ionocrn ul,d iiir lolrlell'
De Don 0remben, olc junn frobli6cll
(rctbcn hcrbci gceiIt morcn. 9llldl IN
ol0crcn rbciniidcn StGotclL 100 Der
1orncuul 5u SuuiG lit in ,Solgc oe2
oll6altcnocn idledtGn NScttera Die
Stlmmung ii6crou2 lion.
Tom aronprin5cn uu8gc-
5eld ret.
Cine lhmcidClhuitc N%uaicid)nlln0
lit bcllte DEM TirCttor Mur Rcins
borrt pom GclltiGrn (bcotCr III
(bcil %gepor0cn, Gr mEr0c polll
&%ronprll5cn jir (nfcl Nc;oAcn. 9tnd)
ocm Wohlc urtcrhicltcn lid Der riini-
tiAc &oiicr mo 0ciicu @cmoblin IN
Der bcr5lidltcn g@ciir ldngerc 3e!t
nit inn urlo oua hobc Yaor iprodl
ibn Ieinc uoQc Ancrfcnnultg iiir ieinc
filnitlcriidcn 9eIuebulgen aus.
Il. u n T. T. II b II n n T. II o.
gcbCn.
Sic in Berlin mn Sien ula cine
onacblid)c &erb0hululQ oes oitreid)i.
id)cn Scores uerbotCnr Ho0u NuGo's
Idle MilitGridnrrc Ser 6~clobcrrn-
biiQcl" lit bcute in %cip}ig bon Der
Gcnilw f~rcigc9cbCn morrcr. Gu$ III
itige Stiid miro 0cnl,Gdit onl Ourti,
gen Sta0ttbeotCr sur Nltfiiibrumg &c.
lall1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Gcrmiidtc telesrapbiIdc GepeIdcn,

In elmer 6nbrit 5u Snneapillc,
@iac., mllrben II M0od)cn ourd).
Cos, pelfea ciner 5erbrod)cnen Mob,
re cntitrontte, bet0itbt mo nit Miiht
ms Srcic grrettct, cinige DAMON III
belpubtIoicn 3nItonbc. Nne ncrocn
nit Gem Sebcn 0opon fonmlcn.
- Nod)ocnl CT iih eff Hcrolpcrfl,
0cln in Den &opi 9eiugt ltlb lcinc
Mniic nod piebcr Gcloocn. crbGnQic
lid in AlnntcOa, Gol., III iciner @oh,
nina &omun gritihoif. ga ied)a
bon Ben &ll1eln in lein @e6irn ciilgC-
orrnQen lpuren, 10 begrciien Die 9lcri-
te nid)t, mic Der Sclbltmorocr nod
Die aroit gciunOer bot, iid) 81 crbQn,
gen.
Is. s. Woion aus Der Stdot
Ncm-0orf ulb ". 2. Maion ppn
Gponiton, Sis, boben Ole "Scientiiic
Shool" Der Dolc: llnipcriitot III Nerp'
&opcn, Gon1., mcld)e iie ieincr 3eit
bcil,d)t bubelL cin 8eihcnf bon $3.50,
coo iiir Elm 2oborotoriuln iiir Woid)i
ncnted)nif. 0oS llad, ibncl hcnGnmt
mo porr Gbo&. e. Soigbt ans ser
Stnot NNp. 2erf gcbnllt pcr0cn loll,
gelnadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

III BON Dem Ncp . gorfcr 8edItson.
malt Sonnle( u. @cloou periobt,
peld)ent Die 8ontbeomten Ser mel.
ten Stoatcn nuh &rGften ibre I'M
teritilBung buben ongebcibcu Iolien.
Sb9leid) Die 3rlummcuitellurg ans
proftiihcl @riinben cine icbr con-
oeuiirtc lit, unfoBt Der 0ouo bod
750 Seitell uno gebt bel Der 9ciprc-
dung Der pcrid)icoenen @cietc 10
griinolid III Mcrfc, BOB tic fir 2e,l.
tc, lpeld)c lid nit Dem Stuoinm bcS
VantpeienS rnb Der einl6Idgigcn
@eiesgebung 5t befuiicn boben, BON
unidGbbnrem @crtbc uuo iebr ge.
iudt iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Wrpscs Tcft5it.

Noitou. s. Scbr. - @nnf.Gom'
niiiGr Il. =. Gbopin Qicbt III irincm
plbli5irteu Vcriht Noa Tcii5it Soblt
Il. Sails, Dos lrilhcrcl Sdlotmcl.
TIERS Der oSoutbbrlo1c SuuinN3
Nonf." AMI $l2l,4l2 All, Gr bciiir.
luortct, bob cntrcocr Gin Wioiicnucr'
WuIter iijr Die Nnnf ciuacictt nero,
r6cr oob bic Gcppiitorclr cimuiniNcn,
lid, nit 50 Trojcnt ibrcr 8utbabcu
abiinoen ill loiicn. NoQ bciinoct iid'
5rr 3cit I'M Goumtn- @ciGn9nlB bon
Mcrccltcr. bo or bic 9iirgid)oit bon
100000 nidt ouitrcibcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Bur Mnifimbuna bes Yaraoieics.

llebcr bic ongeblife Nuiiinoung
6cs YlascS., iuelhcr in benz erltcn
BUD NfoieS als oos EoraoicS poer
Der 8nrtcn Goen bejeidnct mirh,
merocn cn9liid)en 3citurgen aus
GonItontinopel Die folgcnbcn Gin
Sclubeitcn qcid,ricbcn:
Sir ISM. @iQtod@, Der britild)c
Vcrothcr bes tiirfiid)ci, Mtiiliiteriluua
fir offcntlid)e 9lrbeitcuL lit Der Nn.
lidt oaB Dos Yarooies 250 &ilomc.
Ter norolid) Don 9ogodb gcIegen
luar, IN Dem Tiitrift Soirlob. Tie.
Ter Elnt lit cine bliiberloc Soic. Oic
mittcn III Der @iiitc gelegcn lit.
Ilrd) bic Suic ilieBen bier Nrnlc 0cs
Gupbrot, Die Die BON MoicS cr>uGhn.
ten pier 6liiile oes @ortcna ponGben
heocutcn. Nod elmer Gage, oie iid)
in DEM NiItrift bis arf oen beutigcn
Sag erbolten bat, cntitano oerStrcit
oiuild)en aain mo Hlbel luegen bca
WulIer@. &oin mo leiilc Nnb0ngcr
mnren HnnOipirthc mo bcbultcn Die
llicr ocS Tlulies. Wabrcn0 slbcl eiil
Nirt lunr, Dem cs oornn licgen mnlBs
tG, Den 6lllb ob5ulclfen, onnit lcinc
@iciell bcluGiiert mlrocn. So itnn.
Den lid Die Sntcrelien ser bciocnBriis
Der gegeniibcr. lie gcrictbcn inStrcit.
aus lueldem Soin iicgreid) bcrpor-
ging.
Iic @eid)id)te bon Der Siniiluth
crfl0rt Sir @n1. @iQcpds oabin.
boB Die groBcn Canine, bic sic Sir
ten gcbollt hottcn. nm oic Woiier bcS
GupIrnt mo bes SigriS uliuionl-
nlcln. borlten lnb ooS goll5c 0cl0n.
DC 5lpiid)en oelSliiicn iiberidnucmnl.
ten, ulb Dob Der gr0Btc Sbeil Der
9cpolfcrling babel crtrunt. Hpnb
fullitc Die SGnnlc itnb pcrltonO ole
@cicbr, ourilm bnlltc or lid Die Ars
d,e lulb mrroe 10 gcrettet.
0ieic lerc Sbcoric iiber Die Sngc
oco Y%orobieics crfl1rt obcr nod
INNER nidt sic o!tc Shuicri9tcit,
ouf Die nan imncr ltoBt, menn nlalt
mnimmt, ooB Der i'm critcn &lld)c
Wioiis crm1bntc Jlub Guphrnt Der
lelbc lit, Der ulld) belltc nod hitter
bicicm Non1en 6cf1runt lit; ocnll III
Der Sibci itcbt, ooB ocr SluI;. nad,
Dem cr ben @ortcn Gocn %bclu1Iicrt,
Iid) in bier 6liilic tbciltc. Yer Grpb.
rat, DER Si9ris urO Die nnbcren bei'
bcn 6liillc boben ober feline genlcill-
ihoftlide AncHe. Mnn bat befollnt.
lid id]un in nllcn Grotbcilen ElGtc
oeilnhbcll, bic ma iiir bcll @ortell
GOen erfldrt bat, Ielbit in Sfonoi'
tiopicn in,O Den Siiblec Stnlelu. Sei-
Der id,eint oitd) oieic nci,cite Shcorle
nid)t bojn oilactbon 5i icin, sic oltc
StreitIragc cnolid) gu crleoigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Gins Dinttcaman rntiprnGacn.

GiihfiiI 2nnbinQ q, N.sN.. s.
Grbrl,nr. guS Der Sinotaonliolt
iiir pcrbred)criid,c Srrc in Mottcos
han cntiprong Der 25.i0hrigc Nm,
&rlemnr aus Afcm 9ori, meIdcr Der
@~llitnlt in 1904 ilbcnpieicn luorocl,
lrar. nud)oem CT lue1cn th1tlid)cn
%gn0riira Dor Die @cridltc geSogclt
poroer. Gr %entfnnt, inhcm er hurd)
COS 6euitcr cilcs acknowledgements
frpd).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

llNAI lllpSll lpIlllN' INlS hi. ONlt hl'lliN
nidIt Die Nbiidlt, pnr Der &ird)cl'8t.
lclitoit III iprcdlcn Ntfacbc. Ncrr
Tuirbonf@ belt iciuc 3uiuge Den DE
tbo0iltcu acgenilbcr.
Sect miro ser iriibcrr %icc = GrGs
ilbent BON Den YrotcltontCn iiir lei
nc Moltln0 bcNliidmilnid)t. Gtc So.
tbolitcn 6n9cgcn orilfcn ihr &eOolt.
cru borilbcr olta. boB baa, mas cine
&uloiQunQ iiir oCn NopIt ncrOcn
iolIte. GnIob III elmer NcibumQ Qcge-
ben babe, Scoe Nartci bridulol0t
bic nnbere, cine lnpcr1obnIid)e Stels
lung cindcnommcn 81 bubcn. Die
2ntbolifeu idreibcn Die Sdrll0 an
Dem unougcnebmcn 3luiid)cnfol Der
ton ibncu ais nnit0Big bc5cidrnctcr
mCtbooiitiihcn Erppo0unoo IN Tomr
gu.
GrCtu ut pCrfnufcn?
HOn0on, 8. Tcbru0r. Cine
Sepcide aus GoIitontlnupcl an cine
Sonooncr Nodlrihtcn NNcl1tllr mel
set. Die Wod)te uiirOcn Den Gorid)ln1
MAIDEN, DAB bic Siirtci Grctu al
Wricd)clllon0 Dcrfoufc, neil lie 0a.
rim Die bette 20iung Ger SdNuicriGtcit
crblidten.
&n ritiidrr& gaze.
&opcnhugcM s.. 6cbrlor.
Ser oI9 Dor Morburn %gcItranoCt 0c-
nlcIoeft britiidc Gnmpfcr y!Wnud)cs
tier SpinrCr" bciiIgOct iid) III fritz
id)cr Gage. Die MonniNoit lit &c.
lonbet, oodj iillo Der Captain uno Dir
rbcrcn Siii5icrc al @or0 0cbIicben.
Ser Goupicr bcionO lih ouf Der
Iubrt Don Ecniucola 9tcp Or
leans mn Noriolf uod) &opcnbo0Pl.
%aria prrriidt ii bcr M it.
Gaufen Drama.
Yori9, s. Sl6r. - Gic ~irou50-
iiidc @ouptitoot bat iibcr bic an
Sonntog 9lbcno itottgciugOcnc Grit
GlliiilbrrunN o0er rid)tlNcr General
Hrobc, bon Gbnlon0 Moltono'a pbul
taitild)cr Gi6tulN oGboltcCIcr" Die
l'ebcridNpcmmulg Nollj ncrgc''cll.
Sic 3citlmGcn mioncn Dem mert.
miir0iqcn .Niibncrhof 9 Nruma", III
lucld)cnl olc auitrctcl0cn @cItnltCl
N0Nel, Nlun0c unb o1locrc lhlcrc
iinb, icitenIongc Neiprcdlrn1cn. Goa
cinltimtliNc llrthcil Der Yrclic Iolltct
oubill oab Ole Sh0piul1 oil poctl-
der S%d)0uhcit, &prono DC Ncr0crnr"
iibertriitt, nbcr trpb ibrcr @cNcl,tcs
ring bc9eu Die aritifcr bic @cTilrd)-
trnlg, ooa Stiif nlo9e lid, nid)t ntcbr
lcbr 5ugtrditiN crueiicn, mcrm {"
cinulol ocu Mci, Der MUlbcit ucrlorcn
bot.
%orlGuiig lit icoodD 8oni Forl@
,@bantcclcr."t ou mo Die ~oGomcIot0"
Ole bieil0cn StroBcn Toflrc, ma
den nit ocnl 8trfuni poll ntcbr oher
minocr gilten Ebotogrophten Der
Guritcaer IN ibrcn Sbier Goltilmcll
~Cl1nBell0e @elh0ftc. Mic Die lprild)-
p0rtlidcn beibcn SCnrmcln gchcn
~bcionoer0 Die pbotographild)cn Mics
ocroo6cu Der cin5clncn Sccnen ob,
%heIonocra bicicnigen ocH crItcn VT.
tco, Der in eilem Nilbnerhofe nit Ell
;tcnl rieii0en MiItbouIen ipielt.
Wcitern Nbcnb bat Dol clncm Nlnll-
5clocn Ei,bIitnL Oua icben Aft be
oCiItcrt bcflutifte, Die critic rcgnl0rc
NuiiiibrunN oea oGbnntcclcr" ltattgcs
iulotn. Inter Den Nmuclenocn be.
iunocn iid) Erenlicr 8 Miniiter vi.
cor0 mo Die iibri9cn Miniltcr, 10
mic piclc Wiit1licbcr Der NcoOcmlc
Grnncnilc.
Iic m@cniNcn III bcn &1nncn bon
@iuct Sp%efulolien bclinnlld)cn Cr.
dNcitcrlitc milrocu bon Shnllbe1lcri.
gen III $40 bis $50 ouiocfouIt. Gas
Sous lit olli ciren Monot 10 gut ipic
nIlSUcrfouIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

So o! - e.: .Giitcr 8erid)ts.
pcrballolrula, Die bel pe~rid)loIieien
2biiren itattfinbet. mod)te id) mat
bc%ilpoDncn!" = g: 60 lit oild,
lthr ldllpcr 3ntritt 5ii crlangen; Cit
ciu3iacS Mnl MIR lit cs mir Gclun.
gcnl" = ~: ,@nS Sir ioacn; lunbl
ais 9erifterItattcr? .: y9tee
- ais Inoefloatcrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Ser SlCiid ~5Oncott.
Erciic III Eittsburl h0bcr ais porhcr.
@orgcben lc5cn a%iiblipcid]cr.
IN @Icuclmno id)eint oic Be.
lucAtttg -abSFila,Ien.

49,. 'H.-
&ittSburA Ea., s. Scbr. -
Nlld) bel NeDim Der 5lueitcn Mod)t
res 6leiI6boUcotta onucrt bier bna
Stcigcn Der Glciihpreiic Tort. Bel Scr
! Ncltrlgcn Groffrnulg ocS Warftce
| i,,ca Snmnttlilciid BON % bis &c
GuntS pro 100 Bruno mo Sd)neinc.
flciid) iogor nm 81. @ier Qeihlod).
tctc Shrcinl pcrcn nod nm / Genl
pro Yfnno i'm H~roBbnnocl mo I'M :
bis , Gcnta I'M &~leinbolOcl tbellrer.
lp1Dreno Hin0fIciid nm 10 bis II
Gents pm TOO &funb on5og. Gonlcr-
Glrte Gler AiCbt 6 bier ioIt gar nidlt
lichr mo Die }uillbr an irild)cu 81
crit lit nidlt lrob gcllu1, i'm JIG 81
cricbcl. Toa Guscno foitctc bclltc 81
Gcnta mo bri Niboltcr Scr foltclI
W!ttcrlur9 CruNrtet man Gin mcitcrca
! Stcigun.
9nl0caamolt Sobn $. %orbul,
Gillg Nc9cn bic @iiblipcIfcr uor Inn
Ilcb III cincm ocriclbcn $4,000 Gicr
br'd)Ia8nobn1cn mnb miro I'M 9lnn-
rc<gcrid]t ocn Nntroa ltcllelL lie iiir
nlgcliebbnr 1T crfl1ren mo per.
Gid)tcn 5u Ioilcn.
GlcnclUno 3. 9, s. Scbr, Nod,
r!cr6cbni1GI9cr Tnler lit Die gage
hce IlciIhbopCottS bier cine ichr mi
Gcrlpr1d)Suollc. Gic Siihrcr Der BE
DcglllN mCr0cn it ocl, ndd)itcn "a
Ncll lplcocr Die 6ubrifen nno @crt
ltGttcn bcllldlcrL nm buS SlitcrcIic iiir
ric Sodle ncll nnSlliod)cn, mo moil
MIRO io1or pcriud)cn, Die Slciid)clt.
hultitlg ned iibcr bic 80 Gage bin.
CTS iortinieGCn. Tic Siibrer beballp,
ten, ilbcr 100000 Giepclnnbcr b0ttcll
nlif oet Nlcllh9elut6 perjid,tct. nbcr
Die 6lcllhbGnblcr perlid)crlr, Der
@olla ihrc3 @cidnitcS lei nornnul.
Non oet Noitcn. mcld,e Dor Scr Sbiir
lino. crluortct man nllcr0in9S cirigcll
%ildBol,a,
Glc Wrnno Sitru oca Golutp DC
tid,ta lest lbrc llnicrludul9 ned,
tort. Gic Observation-Disclosures iiir
Sdlod)tplch uno Gleiid) iino mel,il
mr. brci &od)cn pcridicocn. Scr
Frcia 0ca Nirofleiid,eS lit INN 10 bis
r. GcntH pro 100 Eiiu,o gciollen.
o6cr Der Nret@ oes aulbilciid)co iii
'c't lulh @an1lllcl. lirt0 9dmmflciid,
lit lognr int Ereiie aciticacn. Sdpuci.
ic lllto I'M cine &leini9fcit, Butter
INT . Gents mo Gier iinb I'm s Cts.
blQigcr.
Ncm.0urf. 8. Scbruor, - Mud
bier Iiiro Gle 6lciihpreiie erheblih bo'
her, ais IN Der lebten @od)e.
NtrGGr echr9top
RAC1 FiErcHER'S
| Q G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09

81 o III. S. Sebrllor. - Ter pcill
lid)e @orfnlI. Der ocn bieiigcn Sc'udl
tcs iriibercn nmcriforiidlcn &icc.
Qr1Iibtnten Gbas. ". Soirhanta
itorte, bat bcicnoerS inter Den Nfit.
alicbcrn Der onicrifaniidjen &otonic
anIob 5u lebbuitcr GrGrtcriln9cn &c.
aeben. Mie id)on acnclbet, hotteSr,
3oirbonfs ben @ltnid nila9coriidi,
benz Yopit icine- Nufporiln1 iu mo.
den. mn ipor Die MittbeilunA er.
ioIat. onb inn cine Aubiciij 1cm1brt
rerben iolltc. Nod)her ipuroc eo be.
FAINT, BOP Sr. Sairborts perlprofcr
boitc, Dor ben bieiigen Witglieoeru
Der glnerifoniifen Metbobiitcnsan'
die 81 ipred)cn. iinb oils Der Gntifon
bies erinbr. erioIate Die erflorung,
ea6 bic Mubicn5 bci'm Eopit nid)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-09
Taa %. merifoniid,c Sniontc

RE Ncqintcnt lit bon Sorcn mad, lc.
topn, an Der @ren5c bon &cro Grui.
gcldlidt lunr0cll. no cil Mnbltrnlpo!l
nlebrcrc observation-disclosures sum Spicr
gc'or0ert hut.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-09-21

Snf1iSa
hcmienne s'"'s
mausa
Xavier de Montepin ~
(Suitc.) A'o'
Une ruelle eiroilc, bofdee de que, q
murailles asstz ecvees, separait anect'
ces jardins de ceux des habitations a rapp
vosines. Gildas
An commencement du dix hui> tendre
tieme siecle, grace au pen de va. Plus
leur dss terrans, les gentilshom- pens6c
mes riches ct les fnancers ne SO der d
marchandaiens poin: respace, ct varenr
ron voyaii de veritables parcs arr6tee
setaIrr Ell pein Paris. Des quar- double
tiers tout enters occupent au- mot, ui
j0urdshui les tmplacements Oh la cont
furent ces parcs. appren,
L'hivcr ec0ula sans amcner Ie l0nne u
mOindfe incident qui merite dc une sub
trOuver place Ell notre r3cit. vante.
LIE deuii encore ST recent d. Hilda poser
he permettait point au marquis de ct ce IN
la cenduire dams ie monde, ct d all detcnda
leurs, amoureux de sa femme com. Ellie s.
me il 6lait, il n'admettait guere sa dette
la pensee de Ia produire dams les cOmmrn
salons du Palais Royal, ct de rex Ellie ~
poser aux assduites galantes dn vogue Vi
regent ct de ses roues. goAt exq
Privee de toute distraction ct ne valeur.
recevant peu pres personne, car contenai
Heli0n, avant sou marriage ne vo> bOurse
yait guerc que des hommes, assez vres en-
manvais sujets CONNIE lui ct quill Ellie nit
n'attifalt pas dams ga malson, ma sur leQu
dame de Saille s'ennuya. seule lig
LA tendresse du marquis, bien "a ms
loin de diminuer par Ia possession, les tendr
CONNIE celia 50 fait presQue t0u- Hilda."
jours, grandissait au cOntraire; Ellie Fl
mais maintenant cette tendresse' paquet,e
au lieu d'em0uVOlr ic copur q d'Hiida dener q
lui semblait fatigante Ellie en- ct qui Sc
redOutait Fexpansiou, ct ellie re- ecu dc si
conlaissait sans peiDe des signes Varenue
he'as trop certains, gu ellie me- propres
prouvait d6cideInent pour son Disons
mari qu'une reconnaissance sans sage fut
amour. que retr;
Parfois meme ellie en arriyait a d Hi,tia {
Sc demander 81 cette rec0Dnais Diane on
sance, ellie la lui devat reeilelnent. ne lui ins
Qu'avait il fait pour ellie, apres Ellie =
toatf II ravait epousee.. LIE pour dew
grand merite, Ell verite ! Ellie afecte. q
etait belle a damner un saint. lie ,,o,,uo >,
marquis cd '"' uonhah' soh non'' La CON
await suivi funique chemin Qui lui ara one /,
permit de la posseder, car jamais 6,A. fataIe
ellie n'aurait etc sa maitresse... 6o,,tanto
Son deyouement, en- cette affaire, s.,t d,a,,
nsetait done que pur OF simple sormais
egoisme! Ellie partageait sa for la mepr
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-09-21

THIBOI
suppositions u'en etaient pas
moins plausibles.
Lie printemps arriva. NJ. de
SaiIl6 ne punvait SO sOustraire d
la necessite d'aller Inspector son
regiment en garnisoon a Diian.
Son absence dcvait durer queIqnrs
semaines.
; Ii h'eut pas meme la pensee
d'emmener Hiida, aIaquslIe a il ne
voulait point imposer la fatigue
dun voyage, non plus que la gene
ct les ennuis tl'uns installation in.
suflisante dams une vile dc pro.
vince.
II prit done congo d'elle avec un
vif chaglin, quoiqne leuf separa>
tiOn dit etre courte, ct il lui fit
promettre de lui eciire QueIques
lignes claQue matiD, ajoutant quill
mourrait certainement de chagrin
ct d'inQuietude IL jour OH il lie res
cevrait point de lettres.
Hiida promit tout ce gull vous
lut. Ellie ALA l'accOmpagner dams
son carrosse iusqu'au premier relai
oil il prenait des clievaux de poste
It on sa chaise l'attendait tout
attelee. Ellie Sc mOntra trndre,
.ffectueuse, presque passiohn6e
lans les deihieIs epaBchenehts, Ell
e marquis, en- s'arrachant a ses
,treintes ct q ses baisers, cut im>
nense consolation de so dire quill
'tait plus aime que jamais.
La ieune femme cependant, en-
eprenant de son cote la route de
Paris tandis que sou mari sc diri~
,eait rapidement vers la Bour>
,ogne, eprouva une sensation de
oulagement immense. Ii lni sem.
,la Qu'un lourd fardeau cessait ie
'eser sur SEES epaules, ct ellie sc dit
IL souriant que de tous les biens
10 ce monde, apres l'amour,le plus
r6cieux etait la llberte.
Cette liberte, comment allait sI 9
EN- seryir I Nous affirmODs qu'elle
GU savait rien 1t qu ellie ne SONS
eait poiut a NAL. LA certitude
ue pendant plusiears semaines
lie n'entendait point resOnner
uit ct jour a son oreille les flu
Ions d 'un amour gui ia laissait
lus froide quo le marbre, suffisait
la rendre heureuse. Ellie aiiait
enouer les cordons du masque de
.ndresse qui couvrait son visage.I
,ile aiIait So mOntrer telle gu'elle
TAFT ct respirsr eutin sans gene.
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-26
FIRES CAUSE
DEATH AND RUIN
WHOLE CITY AND VAST AREAS
SWEPT BY BLAZING STORM.
LIFE AND PROPERTY LOSS
ENORMOUS.
Party of One Hundred and Eighty
Caught in Settling Zone and
Alarm Is Fet for Their Safety.

Missoula, Mont.-Mercilessly and
telentlessly the forest fires in western
Montana and Idaho are sweeping over
vast area, driving hundreds of fugi-
tives before them, destroying small
settlements and wiping out of exist
ence millions of dollars worth of
property.
The situation Sunday night is more
serious than 1t was in the early morn
ing, except as to Wallace, Idaho,
where it Is believed that nearly half
of the city will be saved. Communi-
cation with Wal ace to the west has
oeen possible at intervals Sunday, bnt
eastward it is entirely cut off 1t is
known that the entire east half Of the
town, above Seventh street, has been
burned. West of that a hard fight is
being made, and with an improvement
in the water supply there is more
chance that the flames may be driven
back. For a few minutes Sunday af-
ternoon a reporter at Wallace had a
wire. He summarized the situation
as follows:
Thirteen lives lost; property loss
one million; fire still threatening"
Refugees Reach MissouIa.
About thousand refugees have
been brought into Missoula Sunday.
There is much distress among them
Their wants are being supplied by
Missoula people, and they have been
given temporary homes.
Three more rescue trains reached
Missoula Sunday night from the west.
The Milwaukee ran in two of them
and the Northern Pacific another.
There were about 500 persons on the
trains, but none of them is in the dis
tress that marked the earlier arrivals.
The last Northern Pacific train
brought information that the town of
Safest, reported earlier to be threat
ened. had caught fire before this train
lett st. Regis.
From all directions come reports of
deaths in the flames, but they are not
authenticated and 1t is not believed
that there have been many fatalities.
Two unknown men were overcome by
smoke in the forest near Iron Noun.
tain
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-08-26
Sian of Recovery.

IF when the devil is sick q monk
he will be-" said Rose Stahl sagely
then the devil gets well in double
quick time. Witness that young 'divil
with the ladies' my kid cousin. Last
winter he was Ill, so Ill he didn't have
any sense of humor left nor any sense
either. l was staying at the same no.
tel, and when l went in to look after
him he virtuously remarked that his
room was no place for Chorus Lady
and promptly shooed me out. GA few
years ago 1 spanked that kidd Then
he got scared and sent for doctor
and the doctor sent for a trained
nurse. For several days / got bulle.
tins of his progress from the cham.
bermaid. The fourth morning she set
my mind completely at rest.
Sure, ma'am,' said Maggie, an !
think he do be gettin' along very well.
The nurse was sittin' on his lap this
mornin'i'"