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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
@emntes &apitel.
go idrieb Mnnemarie eilles goaes

go i6rieb @nnemarie zines Cages
an Crete:
y2iebe Crete!
uSeit meinem lesten 8riefe lit
ldngerer 3eit perfloHen; id, moute
INNER ihreiben, ober i6 FAM nidt
oa3u, ib batte erdBIi6es Seinnpeb,
uno penn i6 BEN 8riefbogen por-
nabm uno Die Sober in bic Sinte
itippte, oann famen audi f6leunigit
Die Sranen. Nun eebt's mir idoll
better; Seoe 8erfubn (bas lit bic
nettite BON alen) iagt, id iei be.
reits mannlider gemorben, i6 miiB-
te nur nod ettpas mebr init ben
geinen ausi6lagen, tells lladj bin
ten, tells re6ts uno linfs, Elm BIZ
fel 2eihtiinn biilfe am beIten iber
ieomeoes Ser5ensneb fort. Sefe
9erfubn lit cine groBe &angs, ullo
oann folgt in Der Gangenoromuiig
(nidt etpa 8aneoronung 5t leien)
Gliiabetb 8aarooen uno Sini Gro-
mann.
o2iebe Crete, oies glilabetbitift
lit norerit einrnal elm Snititut our
Bflege Der 2angemeile. gs lit 10 Ell
ne 9[rt BON peiblifer &itterofohee
mic; biirgerli6es 8lut perirrt lid
bierber nidt Die 8oriteberin 1T cine
@rafin 2anaenbupien 0oGdnoii6er
@oel, aber feline flGmii6e Giillel
uno ielbit Die 2ebrerinnen iino mel
items Son. 9as idlieBt nift aus,
oab iie meilt greulid fino; cine an
genebme ausnabme bilbet ei9entli6
MIR Die 3an5lebrerin, cine Sran3oe
lin, Jung, biibid uno oro(ig, Md-
oemoiiele Werignoc. @as ioQ i6
Dir iagen, ein8ige @rete, es lit eitt
2eben mad Ser ubr, es lit cine gro.
BE S6oblone, nod Der mir er5ogeit
iperben. INNER pom Stanopuaft oo,
Tiger @runbidbe aus, Die mir lang
fam gum Solie beraus5utpadien be-
ginnen.
SD bin nidt Die ein5ige Brin8ci-
fin in biefem authorization Sir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
XexAS.
9emnadIt tperoen oell

9emnadlt meroen oell beiDcll
probibitioniItil6en @oubernellrsfalt-
oioaten 8oinoerter ullb Sobrien use.
titionen iiberreidt perben, i1t benen
man tie eriu6t, oaB elmer BON it,
men %5itriidtrete ooer BOB iid beibe 5t
@unlten zines britten 5uriid5ieben.
9ie State Meoieol Expectation
bdIt sur 3eit lire Situng ilr0aaos
ab.
Die Observation-Disclosures bat
cine Geouftion ser Gotton-9faten ul1i
4 Gents beidloiien u1to Ser Bapier.
rater Inn IL Gents.
- Gin am a6ten Stodiperf oes
Garter @ebduoes in 9oulton a,1ges
bro6tes Sdipe6egeriiit, fiel berunter
uno 5lpei Manner, Die li9 ouf ibm
b%efonoen, Ser Gormann 9ell1or urio
eir Neeer namens 9oniels, ipitrben
getotet.
= 9ie Boitnleilter oes 5tantes
balten in @ultin cine &onpention
ab, in gl 8oio iinb bie terdniiden
gonfiers in Sibung uno in Sernrle
oie Seuermebrlerte.
= SSn Ser @egeno bon rSoplor bat
Elm ~elfiabriger Sunge nartens San,
len onr6 einen ungliidlidelt 3u-
fan feline S6peiter eri6oiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Sic arme Yrtu5eiitu.
&oman bon Seoor BOA
3obeItib.
(GortIek,tlH.)


D8rete, bait ou sic lleberidatIe
an2" fragte 5rou Slide.
Ser 8urgmiiaer idnelte Sen 4opf
bod. u8os piepft bu 10, Mutter2
SIT Dir ni6t re6t2 2ut Sir Dos
Ser5 nieoer peb?"
$50" flaete Srou Glide init be.
fremoenoer Stinme, mir lift To-,
Die 9igitolis bat aud nidts 5eniist;,
ib meroe mol orauf geb'n...."
Set @interbeginn flagte bie
9urgmiiGerin; Ser Ir5t befiirdtete
nabenoe @oIieriud ultb Gatte gor-
beugitngsmittel beri6rieben brpbcl,<
oe @efabr iei ni6t porbonocn, Sic
Yatientin lei riitig, olles fDnile 1lh
geben.
Otto itiiste oie Mutter, Crete
nabm ibren anbern 4rm. u0}utter,
peiBt ou," iaete Ser 8~ureniiller,
ufo6 Str nod beinen See. Ser TIT
Dir INNER gut"
sd meroe mol o~raufgeb'n," iog-
te Srau Siloe idpa9.
uBfui, Ml1tting!" rief Crete, vper-
iiinbige bid nidt. -" Otto Iu6lte,
ipie Der 4rm Ser Mutter ploblid
i6per ipie Elm giienbarren ollf ben;
ietnen lag.
Mls man an Der 5agebaQe por-
beri6ritt, itieg oben ouf bent @oken
cine &afetengarbe auf, oure55iifte
nno our6flommte Die Suit nno ber.
raui6te mie Elm Sterni6nuppertbeer.
Mu6 oas meiBe 2i1t erlol6; iiniier
lag Ser Gutenberg in Der Noht.
Sdnau3erl beulte in Ieiner Suite.
SIN 8obn5immer batte bie Mog6
idon Die 2ampe angeitedt, Elm GEL
Der Sbein fiel ourd oie Ssraous-
i6nitte Der eeidIoiienen J%cniterla-
ben ms Greie. Wausfe, oer 8oat
iaB inter Ser 2inoe, oas G6liiIe(-
buno Dor iid ouf benz Glide; ct
raudte feline 8feife uno e~riportcte
ben Serrn. Da iab ct, oaB Die Burg
muIerin binteniiber fiel; otto u,tn
Der Site fineen fie auf Crete idrie
laut.
uSiloe = Mutter : Serreotts
mas iit?-"
3eidfe itierte ibr in oas Der.
bleidenoe @eiidt. 9as Ser5 cog iid
ibm 5uiatnmen; er ipiirte aaf eiu-
NAL, mie iebr pertpafien oieie bor-
te nno 5dnfii6e Srau nit ieinem
2eben gemorben.
Otto pinfte linn. .gragen mir
lie gu 8ette, 8aterl = Sdide gum
@r5t! Sd iebe inoeiien 5u, mas i6
on Weoisinen finoel"
v@rete, Ser 4arl jon gum 0oftorl
@nipani1en uno fortl"
Ser &arle lit 6riiben int Shlpi~
ie", iammerte Mausfe; yoaes lit
meg = ouf Der Sel1ne lit 5on3felt--
fem Weni6 lit bier; fam i'd nidle
%fabren2"
y0aB gu6 oie @dodidlper
Mausfe, nit gurem iteifen arm!
Serrgott, ioa mir oie Srait ocnn Iter-
ben!"
Batter, i6 fobre!" rief @retc.
SD nebme Die Siidie, Die eeb'n
BON aqeine. Sd aiebe bo6e 5tiefeln
an ino oeinen 6lauidrod. Mousfe,
onipannen belfen! Sn elmer chm
be bin ih 5uriif 80"
Mber borber i9on fam Ser Sob.
Srau Siloe ma6te nift me6r auf.
lteber Die tpeiBe @eite oes Burg
miiaers rmnen Die gr6nen; Otto
fniete erfdiittert am Sterbebett.
OrauBen perounfelte li6 Die
Nodt, Der Mono eing unter. Mud
i'm Sdloiie totem Die beden Seniter-
augen iid gu, ems nod Dem anoeru,
nno oas @eieenlpiel berflang. Die
Nadt i6ritt Dor uno Der Srieoen
fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
gbppia's Sob.

Sn Surin iii BET Sratelli 9occa
ioeben ein stpeibanoiges 8crf iiber
Srieori6 Chopin eri6ienen, 1T benz
iid Ser befannte Mulifgele6rte Sppo=
tito @aletto Ser Mu6e ui1ter5ogen
bot, oie @eltalt oes Dor 6ultoert Sab-
rem ont %. Sebruar geborenen, be-
riibmten Girtuoien uno &outponilten
BON Sen bielen 2egenoen SIT befreiel1,
Die iid Inn tie gebiloet baben. 9us
Dem in%terelialten unb ~fuertbofen
gltde, oas ouf cine groBc G115obl
bisber u%nbefannter Woterialien o1f-
gebatt 1T, lei bier bie Shi(berl1no
oes 8obes Gbopins in flr5en 3iigen
mieoergegeben. SIN Sriibiabr 1849
mar Ser nod ni6t pier5igiabriec
Wai1n poIler Sooesobnllllgen BON
2onool1 nab Goris gereiit lt1t BORT
feline lebtet Stunoen gu perbrineen
bod oauerte es nod Woi,ote, bis
Der ihlieBli6 ou6 bon iDlt nerbei~
geiebnte 500 eintrot. Mnfa1tg Sfto=
Der ergriff i'm Der lebte Idlpere @n-
fan, lino iofort elite feline S6melter
berbei, oeren 8orltedungen ben Sler-
benoen oa5u bra6ten, hab CT nid)t
aus Dem 2e6en idieo, obne iid) nit
Der Stride ousgeiobrt gu baber. @us
einem 9riefe iei11es 8eidtpatels Sc
[opidi gebf berbor, bob iid Der lter-
benoe &omponiit in einenl 3u1tono
GROCER ieeliider grregung befo1io
ltrb IN Srdnen eeraoe5u 5crf(oB, ols
er Dem @unide Musorud COB, tpie-
Der an Dem @Iouben ieincr 9nl6er-
tage 5nrid5nfebren. Mm Sonntag,
Den Is. Sftober, NOR Chopin bereits
10 ihipad, oaB er nid)t n1eDr reoen
fon1tfe. Seinen Sreunoen l1no aIen,
Die iein 8ett umltonoen, oanfte er
nit brebenoem 8lif fir oos, lpos
iie ibm mabrenb ieines 2ebcns
uno ieiner aranfbeit getan botten,
oann erbolte er iib nodmols uno bot
Die @rdfin Hetodo, ibm eines iei-
ner 2ieblingslieoer gu 1i1gen. SSn
Der folgenoen Nadt umidleierte iih
iein Big oabin lebbafter @eilt ltno er
erfannte Die 4nmelenoen niGt meDr.
Nur nod fir fur5e 3eit .fcbrte inn
oos 8eipuBtiein 5uriid nlto attge-
ii6ts Der nabenben lestell Gfunhe
Bat er Sen an leinem 2oger allire-
ien6en Bfarrer, inn in polnii6er
Sprade Die Sterbegebete por5nlpre-
den. @abreno oieier oen Bunih
BEG Ster6enoen erfiiIte, ieui3te Go
pin tief auf, Damn neigte Ell leinem'
&opf alf Die Sdulter zines ne6en
ibm iisenoen Sreunoes, madte cine
gemegutg, ols monte er belien
9a1o, bon Der oie feline umfIammert
par, fiiien, ianf 5nriif u1lb per-
idieb. Ser SOB par fir Chopin cine
mabre Grloiung. Die 3uge oes
8eritorbenen maren BON tubieer,
9eiterfeit, unb mer i'm i'll Saree
iob, batte glaltben fonnten SOS gile
zines totem &naben Dor iid 81 ie-
ben. Man batte i'm in oen an5ug
gefleioet, in Dem er feline lesten
Sriumpbe eefeiert batte,, uno ols ser
nit 9litmen iiberbefte Sorg aui
benz Bere 2adaiie nebet oenl @rabe
ieines piele Sabre 5upor geItorbe=
men Sreunoes 8eGini eingeienft tpnr-
De, iiberi6iittete i'm polnli6e gr=
be, Die Chopin cuff alien ieilen aunlt-
reilen init iih gefiibrt batie, INN in
beimatlihem 8ooen ruben 5u fonnelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11

9ie 2afaien bringen brennenoe
Mrmleudter ms @emah, Die &am-
mer5ofe cine buftiee G~oiatoilette.
Sinter ibr tritt Die alte @rdfin elm.
v@eruben ii6 9ur1laudt anflei-
ben gu Iaiien2"
Brin5eB Gillian perbet fih Iangiam
Inn uno iest iiA lportIos an Den
oefenboben Soilettetii6. Sbre @ugen
bliden Dertranmt, ols babe iie eeidla.
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Gin foea[er Giattc

lit eeouloig, ielbit NIT einem aGnfi.
ihen 8eibe, ben er meiB, heE f1e
franfli9 lit uno bob 4leinisfeiten
Tie aufregert. Sic beoarf glrctric
Bitters, Der nnn0erbariten Yseoi8iil
fir leioenoe Srauen. 8eriutt es.
Sour so Cts. 3ufrieoenbcit saran.
tiert BON aIlen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11

- 9os Observation-Disclosures bes
&ongreiies bot Die giienba1ncia init
200 gegen 1876 Stiminen allgertollr=
men. Sci Ser S6luBabltilnlnung
itimmten Sniurgenten unb regulare
Gepublifaner auiammen.
Sn Geoen, Die iie III Des
Woines, So, Dor elmer eroBen Ser
%iammlung bielten baben Die republic
fanilhen Senatoren 9oGiper uno
Gummins bas neue Sarifgeieb aufs
Sdarfite ongegriffen.
9os Supreme @eridt oes
Staates Sflaboma bat Sen Gtaats=
iefretar angetpielen, cine nit $4,000
unterfdriften periebene altti-probi=
bitioniitii6e 8etition entgegen5une6-
men.
SIN noromeltliden Wtinneiota
fino idpere @alobrGnbe i'm 8anee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
a t I.

a.: Die 5oleeerideinung Der
Grippe iino piel idperer ais Die
Grippe ielblf."
g.: aSapol, oas babe id am eli
genen 2eibe %erfabren, oenn gleib nob
Der Grippe befam i6 Die Goftor-
rehnund."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11

Sn Der 3eitung lit am onoern
Mtoreen gu leien, mie gliidli6 Die
feline Brin5eBbraut an ibrem 8erlo-
butlgsabenb gerpeien : urto tpie oie
9iebe oaein unb nun Die 2iebe ben
8uno 5fpiiden Brin5eB Gillian uno
Brin5 Ssfor gei6loifen babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Sas Seras Wuuber

BELT ale Nteren, gIaien nno rbeu-
matiihe 2eioen; BET olen Drnggiiten
ooer 2 monotlide 8ebanolung per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. IS. Soil, 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. S1reibt
fir 2euuniIie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Gin Mann ,uiG iterbsu,

fpenn cine fridge 2eber nno s1ledtr
geroauung i'm lebensmiioe MAIDEN.
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife 8iGs entfernpn
oas Gift olts ieinem Spitenl ttno
geben ibm friifen 2ebensnlnt. 25c
BEL alien Qruaoi1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Mm 8Ditidalter.

Sremoer: u2agert bier cine Soft
anmeiiung fir Soief MiiGer "
geamter: u&onnen Sic iid Ieei-
timieren2~
Sremoer:: Sea, gemiB, bier if
meine &oitpirtinl Die mir idon ad)i
Gage auf oieie Geloienolng eepumpt
bat"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
S~rinferlDaif.

uMonnerl, fomm i6on nad)
Saiie, mann gu mialt, aber fonlnl'
nur niidtern na6 Sauiel"
u8enn i6 nod Sauie fomnlen
FAM, mann id mia, fam id oob
nidt niidtern nod &anie fonnmen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Intnle Contamination.

lt~nteroffi8ier mad langer1, pergeb-
li6en g%rfldrungen an ieule eieelie
Stirn oeuteno, gum &efrufer): ga
feblt es chen, ni6t mobr
&efrut: uSapobl, Serr i1nterofe
fiaier"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Summariid.

Der @rnf itiirmte ~aufgeregt IN oas
3immer, mari baitig ben Sut in Die
cine, ben &od in Die anoere @de,
einen grimmigen 8lif ouf Die er-
bleidenoe &omteiie unb ii9 ielbil
o%ufitobneno in ei1en Seiiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Sbeo6ore Mooiepelt 1T oe1tern

IN Berlin eingetroffen. Ct fltbr bonn
8abnbof nod Der 8o6nung beg
amerifaniiden @otidafters uno ipa-
ter nad Totsoam i'm i'm Ieuen
S6loB NIT Dem &aiier Sriibifiif ein-
5rne6men. Ser &aifer eripartete
ieine @aite atn gingang gum SdlrB
uno begriiBte 1ie auf's Ser6lidite.
Sin Der gofel foB &ooiepelt sfuiid)en
oem &oiier nno Dem &ronprin5eu.
lSp0ter fibrte ser &aiier ieine @dlte
perionlid burb S6loB Sansiouci.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Die neibiidje 9rennoim.

o@iieiior Berger bat iett enolid
6arbe befannt, er pia mid heiro-
ten"
uNta, menn er Dir BLOB nidt nur
etmas meiB gema6t bot"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Inter 2anoitreidlert.

9auiuit, tpeeBoe, ieit id oie obie-
legte @bauffeurlipree troee, bciBt mir
abiolut nildt mebrl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Medltfertinnnn.

oaber aarll Oh riedit idun mic
Der nod gierl" = uSoate i6 etlpa
Dir 8uliebe &olner @aiier trrnfen2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-11
Setratsfdein e.

g. 8. gifter uno Sophie gdmitt.
s. s. Drought un6 goitb Sen'
nings.
Mortin S. Maaop uno CLARA gil.
fabetb Saottfp.
@eburten.
6ranf @oloitein uno Srau, elm
&nabe;; Sobn Glbertbal uuo 5rou,
ELM Wao6en; &. G5a6opsfi uno
5rau> Elm WaoGen; emil Sbienber-
ger uno 5rau, elm &nabe.
Tooesf1IIe.
Soiepb g1aofa, 81 Sabre oil; Se.
len g. 8oiet, 90 Sabre; Sraa @ini-
lie 8artid, 80 Sabre; Dan Steu-
bling, 90 Monate; @uitap Mrplf
Ghmus[er, 81 Sabre; Sranf @ab-
renber. 80 Sabre; gbas Sonas, SO
Sabre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
AWAIT
LIQUOR LEGISLATION

The proposed quarter of a million
dollar hotel for Honolulu, which was
referred to several weeks ago, and for
which representatives of the proposed
company We're searching the city for an
appropriate site for the great building,
may not become a certainty for some
time, owing to the reintroduction Of
the Curtis liquor bill in congress, the
purpose of which is to prevent the sale
of liquor in the Territory.
One of the local men interested in
the proposition has just received a let
ter from the California men who intend
ed investing heavily in the project, in
which they state that the introduction
of the Curtis bill in congress has com.
PEELED them to withdraw their backing,
as there would be no returns unless
they knew the liquor law would remain
just as it is.
The capitalists had signifed their In.
tentiOn of going into the hotel business
here on large scale believing that
the city would grow rapidly in the next
few years and demand for accommo-
dations would have to be met by more
hotels than are at present in Honolulu.
The investors visited Honolulu during
the past year and were favorably i'm.
pressed with the opportunities in a
hotel line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

William Pardy, a pioneer banker of
California, died in San Francisco.
Genky Mitsunaga, Japanese, was
found guilty of numbering Mrs. Kathe-
rine Wilson at Denver.
John w. Hunt, president and princi-
pal owner of the Angelus Hotel at Los
Angeles, died in sanatorium at Dallas,
Texas.
Eckley Hall, a Stockton contractor,
was electrocuted in his home while
turning on a light with defective
wiring.
Seattle expects that the cruiser Bos-
ton will be turned over to the Puget
Sound naval militia and stationed at
that port.
Ten thousand bricklayers in New
York will demand an increase of wages
to seventy-five cents an hour, begin
ming with January /,
Two silver dollars of 1904 were found
among the property of the late John
O. Comfort at Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
and are valued at $4,000 each.
Edward Henry ozman, American
tuusul-general at Constantinople, died
Rochester, Mimi, August 6, 1857
H. o. Blaisdell, the world S champion
typist established q new world Is record
for ten minutes, at st. LOUIS, writing
1l44 words with but eleven errors.
S. Izumi, japanese, was sentenced
at Fresno, California, to life imprison-
ment for the murder of another Japa-
nese who refused to pay him a debt
of 500.
blizzard swept along the Atlantic
seaboard the first week in December.
Twelve degrees below zero at Canton,
New York, was the lowest temperature
recorded.
With a salute of one hundred guns,
Augusta, Georgia, honored the hun
dredth birthday anniversary Of iona
than Miller, next TO the oldest person
in the city.
The fight of Beatrice Anita Baldwin
Turnbull for two-uinths share in the
sll,000000 estate of the late n. j. Bald
win was begun in the superior court at
Los Angeles.
Acting Governor George T.. Young is.
sued the proclamation setting February
9th as the day OF election for the raii.
heation Of tho recently completed Ari.
zona constitution
w. L. Eagan, "a member OF the North.
western Normal football team OF ANA,
Oklahoma, died as the result of Injuries
sustained in IA football game. No suf.
fered a fracture of the skull
mob 8l Fresno, California, a..
Tackled and severely boat number ~
street orators of the Industrial Work
ffs Of lhe world and burned theIf camp
na tie puiskilia IF lAe aty
u 10 understood tbai Horny y Hunt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
CHARGE Defendant
WITH HIDING DEED
Family Badly Split Up Over the
Disposal of Property
Court Action.

Charging Eli NJ Crabbe, with hiding
pretended deeds to certain property at
Aiea, William and Joseph Davis and
Mrs. Mary N. Lee Hoy commenced suit
yesterday in the circuit court.
Codefendant with Crabbe is Lily
Crabbe, Pokii Davis, stepmother of the
plaintiffs, Fred Mccarthy and wife,
William Dutro and wife, William
George Wond and Henrietta Wond.
Mrs. Mccarthy and Mrs. Dutro are sis
ters of the plaintiffs, William and Hen
rietta Wond being children of deceas-
ed sister.
The Honolulu Plantation company is
also defendant. The plaintiffs claim
that Pokii Davis, their stepmother,
transferred certain land and tenements
at Aiea by deed to Crabbe when the
land was already held in, unrecorded fee
simple by the others under the will
of Joe Davis, the father, Mrs. Davis
only having life interest in the In.
come from it.
They claim further that after what
they call the pretended deed had been
made out it had been given to Eli
Crabbe, who, according TO the com
plant, has hidden it and refuses to pro.
duce it. The plaintiffs ask that the
court compel the production of the
"pretended" deed in order that the
cloud now resting on the title be re.
moved.
The Honolulu Plantation becomes de.
fendent through a loan of 800 issued
on mortgage on the property in ques'
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE.

It was officially announced yesterday
that there is to be new stock exchange
in this city which will probably hold
its first meeting in the early part of
next month. The new venture will be
known as the Hawaiian Stock Ex-
change, and the officers chosen by those
responsible for its organization are:
Robert E. Bond, president; E. G..
Duisenberg, president; Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., secretary, and the Island
Investment Company, Ltd, treasurer.
The excuse for this new stock ex-
change is reported to be two fold. In
the first place it is proposed to handle
other stocks beside those of enterprises
in the Territory, and will include oil
and mining shares in its transactions.
Also it is reported that with the mem
bership set at twenty five it viii permit
of the business men and firms here hav-
ing better chance to deal in securities
which have proved their value. On the
Honolulu Stock Exchange the call is
limited, while the membership is set at
twelve.
One of the innovations limited at in
the methods of the new exchange is
the proposed rule for lower commissions
than at present prevail. AS yet, how
ever, these have not been set.
No regular headquarters have been
secured, but it is probable that the
nine members who have thus far be-
come affiliated in the new exchange
will meet at the Office of one of the
members to transact business until
proper quarters can be found
In the notification regarding the or
ganization of the Hawaiian Stock Ex-
change is the following announcement:
"The Hawaiian Stock Exchange orig
mated from the fact that number OF
men and firms, who have business to be
done in stocks and bonds for estates
and regular customers, realized that it
would be to their advantage to become
associated for the purpose of facilitat-
ing transactions in marketable securi-
ties among themselves for their respec-
tive customers-a form of antagonistic
cooperation that is represented by any
stock exchange or other association of
competitors in any one line of bust
ness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-12-23
LEFT UP IN THE AIR
ABOUT HAWAII BILLS
Officers of Chamber of Com
merce Criticize Representa-
tive in Washington.

Criticism was made yesterday of
George Mex. Mcclellan, secretary to
Delegate Kalanianole, and also the rep
resentative in Washington of the cham
Der of commerce and of the merchants
association, in that he had failed to
notify either organization of the intro
duction of the two McCrosson bills, or
their intended introduction, thereby
causing local interests more than usual
concern, because one bill, at least,
menaces the life of one of the Island
water companies.
The open suggestion of criticism was
made by j. r. Gait, when he said that
what the chamber and ahe merchants
association needed in Washington was
u representative who could be relied
upon to notify the organizations of any
thing relating to Hawaii, and notify
Immediately upon receiving any knowl-
edge of the same, SO that after its re-
ceipt here the public could also be noti-
fed and an expression of opinion OBJ
tanned as to the merits of proposed
measures before congress takes any
action toward them.
After the meeting of the chamber of
commerce Mr.. Gait and President Nor
gan held a confab over the Washington
representation, stating that the cham
Der of commerce paid him SO much
salary per month and the merchants
paid like sum, just to be kept in
formed of measures affecting Hawaiian
affairs. Mr.. Morgan stated that he had
asked Mr.. Mcclellan to notify him or
the chamber Immediately upon obtain
ing any knowledge of any matter which
was to be brought before congress and
cable it to Honolulu. No matter what
the question was. the two Honolulu or
CARNATIONS should be notified.
1t was plain that there was some dis
satisfaction with the way in which the
two McCrosson bills had been allowed
to slip into congress without the local
bodies being notified