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ROW CAUSED THE
QUEEN TO ACT

Continued from page one.)
Iaukea were the principal benefciaries,
though there were a large number of
smaller benefciaries and large
amount of the Queen S fortune was to
be given to various charities, chiefly
to the benefit of Hawaiian children.
But Notwithstanding this fact, XII
hio travelled part of the way to the
East with the Queen and the relations
appeared to be friendly between them.
1t is not improbable that he may have
had something to do with inducing the
Queen to change her mind-and her
trust deed.
1t is understood that while the trust
deed was in process of being formu-
lated, the Queen had on her list of
those to whom requests were to be
made the names of Prince Cupid and
at least one of Princess Kawarana-
koa's children, the Princess Liliuoka-
lani, the Queen IS namesake. That was
the deed she wished to sign, but the
| day the trust deed was recorded, il
was changed and the names of Cupid
and Princess Liliuokalani omitted.
Aea Locked Out.
The Queen left for Washington q
| few days later, and trouble immedi
ately broke out. Kaipo Aea, the
Queen S ward and protege, who uses
the Queen s carriage frequently, drovt
down to Washington Place and found
the carriage drive gates closed ano
chained. He asked the caretaker why
the gates were locked and was TOLD
that Curtis Iaukea, the new managing
| trustee, had ordered them locked, ant
if Kaipo wanted to enter the grounds
he would have TO use the side passen
ger gate.
This attitude on the part of Iauke,
didn I suit Aea little bit, and IL wa
only few days before he had obtaine,
leave of absence from the board o
supervisors, bought ticket TO Tia
Coast and sailed in pursuit of tn
Queen. II was understood that he wa
going straight 10 Queen Liliuokalan
and tell her of the restrictions that ha
been placed on his movements.
Aea caught the Queen at San Fran
cisco aud travelled with her 10 Wasl
ington, The result is apparent IN III
order Of revocation.
Iaukea Bounced Before.
, This s mol the hrst time laukea Ia
. lost the pleasant and profitable job d
. managing the Qnean's estate, lie va
+, the Queen agent before be ran Il
sheriff, hpi after be- lefl tAe thnsYall
/, be manHged the estate Tor several daY
nnili bn Nas Ieplasrd nn account, ID
j, said, " q serious disagreement.
Kinney, liallou, prnaseF Andeul
Neff The Queen = laNysTs Ia lhe drl
/. ing ~ ~ the iTnsl deed hui tha ~
II Thompson lleipens a Wilder a
4 pnafs a. represent her Ia feFuling II
lhill ffapA Ahompsea Il IA Nalhln
e ien.
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GENERAL WEYLER ON CUBA

MADRID, January ea--" Ny Rule
IN cuba, hnnsral Neilor's book, noa
almost ready far the nrrss. is 10 be n
once translated Into Enslish aud is ga
peeled - have considerable eigeuia
lion Ia America, The book contains ~
elaborate dsfeafe ~ Qensfal MeYlef Z
fssaaeenlgsda pHlias NAleh Il Il ae
flafed sanld hskf hfeA effective N
= smnias unl lls fehelllan ID { aba 81
Il nal hfrn To- he laisfffinnee ~ ihl
Amfasanf fisrffHl Mesieh 4 4 ~
atalaaa, i aHsfaanR n ~ efllislaH
- ~ fuAlhs u lhf iiHilsa hlalsf q
asslass1lea sta Is NuAae lsegpls8
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LOCAL BREWTIES.
tFrom rhursday.s Advertlser.l


G. Mish, a manufacturer 8 agent of
San Francisco, who arrived on the
China, is guest at the Young Hotel.
Captain Lawrenz, who is to succeed
Commander Parks as civil engineer at
the naval station, will arrive on the
Mongolia.
Frank NJ. Payne vice president of the
National Laundry Advertising Com
pany, is stopping in Honolulu at the
Young, arriving Tuesday on the China
Louis Schartz, who arrived Tuesday
on the China, is guest at the Young
Hotel, Honolulu being a stepping stone
IN his trip around the world, which
began at Budapest.
Coast society folk are looking for
ward with interest to the visit of the
Duke and Duchess of Manchester. At
ter short stay in California they will
leave for the Orient, passing through
Honolulu en- route. The Duchess is the
daughter of Eugene Zimmerman of Gin
cinnati.
w. + Dillingham; of the Hawaiian
Dredging Company, has received a ca
blegram from Washington to the effect
that the recommendation of the navy
department for widening and lengthen-
ing the drydock at Pearl Harbor wiz
most likely be approved by congress,
carrying the necessary appropriation
! for building it.
Among those who will sail on the
transport Sheridan for the Philippines
on February 9Th are Captain and Mrs
| Malcolm Graham and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Gilbert Allen. Both Mrs, Graham
and Mrs. Allen are former San Fran
cisco girls-Manie and Cornelia Kent
and number of friends will be at the
dock to wish them bon voyage Chron
icle.
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SALT LAKE ELKs
MAY Be "CAGEO"
Visiting Delegation Notified That
the Bunch Here Is
Waiting.

The sixty or more Elks from Salt
Lake City who are to arrive here ON
the next visit of the Oceanic steamship
Alameda will meet with a rousing re-
ception from Lodge GIG. The local
herd is planning far in advance as to
what they intend doing to the visitors,
but the plans are largely secret. How
ever, Elks will 60 out in a launch to
meet the liner and they will swarm
aboard and extend the glad hand and
aloha. The local Elks intend that the
visitors shall take a big hand in the
carnival proceedings and one of the
booths will be set aside and named the
Z" Salt Lake Booth, where the Salt
Lakers are expected TO make good.
There is little doubt that they can
make good, whatever that may be, for
they are used to Elks street fairs and
earnlyals and are royal good fellows
and know how. Whoever Is in charge
of the party after leaving San Fran
cisco will have the following missiva
To pernse. II is self-explanatory being
expressed In the choicest yerbiage Of
j. Walter Doyle, AS followsi
{" Hello Bill;
"Aloha nui and then some.
- Not having received any Official
notification from your lodge as 20 your
Intended raid on our peaceful pastures,
We have taken Tor gfanted what has
spread 10 our local papers aud interest
as 80 what salt Lake klk LOOKS Like
Is a. fever pitch
81 am enclosing press clippings
Nhiah viii glse ypa . general idea ~
auf proposed carnival o. Washington =
liiuhdnY,
t0wlna ~ this 'faFerisl curiosity
some bright genius IN eaf mlasl aug.
ganlaa thai 5 huge faga ~ built 20
The llkii Tai ara thai ne sail
Lake baHeh ~ exhibited ~ ieh cents
pes SAL lspil ~
hui lifianf AnailHI hHFli ReHlui
tRsssfiss lAlsl " 81 49, Yes Z
80 so - i q fals yourselves
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SHAKE-UP IN
HEALH BOARD
CONTINUED from Page One.)
No Secretary Now.

1No SSSNSeNAy ANN"'
There is at present no secretary Of the
board of health. Former Secretary
Charlock has been transferred to the
bureau of fumigation, disinfection, san
itation and mosquito work, as assistant
to DIR. Pratt, who will be in charge of
that division of the work of the board
Mr.. Mott-Smith has not yet settled upon
a successor to Mr.. Charlock as secretary
but is now looking for good man for
the place.
ID. p. Lawrence, formerly chief sani-
tary officer of the board of health, will
no longer occupy that position, the du-
ties of which will be performed by Mr..
Charlock. Mr.. Lawrence will be trans
ferred to the quarantine hospital as
quarantine officer.
DR.. Pratt has been relieved of all his
many former duties and is placed il
charge of the mosquito campaign AND
of the fumigation, disinfection and san
itary work of the board.
Increased Efficiency.
The object of all the changes, Mr.
Mott Smith says, is to increase the eff
ficiency of the department and to sys
tematize the work. Since he became
president of the board Mr.. Mott-Smitl
has had to attend so much to details
that should be looked after by subordi
mates that he has been unable to attenC
to many of the more important dutie1
of the position. He hopes when thu
new system gets into working order t.
have more time to devote to bigger ant
more important problems.
The board of health was practically il
state of chaos when Nj. Mott-Smitl
took charge of it, but he has been grad
ually bringing about order and gettin,
things into such shape that there is les
| friction and more work accompli shed
The board of health is now in bette
shape than il has ever been before. Tn
wheels are running smoothly and ther
is none of the trouble that was cor
slant feature of the departments wor
under Pink ham.
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DO you WANT RELIEF

Are you frequently hoarsei Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throati Does your cough annoy you
st night, and do you raise muous In the
morningf Do you want relieti IL so,
take Chamberlain Is Cough Remedy and
you will be pleased. For sgle at all
druggists, Benson, Smith a Co, agents
for Hawaii.
sss sss .
Carroll, II. Hagen, Mrs Hagen, y. N
Carp, A. Humberg Mrs llumberg
James Harvey, Mrs, Harvey, Miss Han
son, Mrs, j, Chile, j. - Adams. Mrs
Adams, Mrs Williams, Carl 3, Smith
T. W Meade, J, 4, keldun ME- ~. II
Riee' Mss y Rice, MiW parons, NJ
Richardson, Gerald Miller Ma j ~
Miller A. n Manning, NIs Manning
Mics Cameron, Mics 3 i'eck. Nfs. i
hattpr Ms Manson, Milan 1ihfau
Mis- Gibson y. A iiauon, Me-. nal
TON. u leff. Ne Gets, " hiaek, Nj
iilaeh Mics kaleAef Alps hasey, AZ
sud ME- 0fdNay Alss 0rdaay,
rm slI Annna los, fog kana a.
fan paus Feb E Ne II u. Nj
hHAHH Als Heater Ne Aanaaa, All
h,tna ~ ana Afa 4 y hsnai
~ hna Ms Gets ~ sns Ne
ehIHef IA pna M N haeh. NJ
kalfhsf g's hpsfYi = y lslp, =
] hlsksfaina
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"2S.125 on 500 paid. 1854 per cent.
paid tRedeemable at 103 at maturity.
tPaid up.
Session Sales.
$50 olaa, 6.75; $50 Olaa (seller 15),
6.75; $1,000 Haw. Irr. Is, 10l.
Between Boards.
$500 Hilo 1901 6s, 100; 10 Eva, 3d.
25; 35 Eva, "a; 440 Honokaa, 80
%; so Oahu Sug Co., So 80; 10 Hut
10.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAWAII
AT CHAMBERS IN PROBATE.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Joseph
y, Hanaike, Of Lihue, Kauai,
Deceased.

so hHN 'ANhN'A VI wv LNhAh' VI boh'pN
y, Hanaike, Of Lihue, Kauai,
Deceased
a document pnrpprinE h. be the
l.nst Win and Testament 0f Joseph H.
llanaike, deeeased having on the 6lh
day o. February A. ID. 1910, boon
presented 10 sAld Probate Court, and q
lruiou fuf Probate thrrcpL pmslug
for ihe issuance III Letters Testament
ap a. MHnlr lianMhp having brru
hlel by faid Minnie llauuIhei
40 if Ohpfifn, ihll NunA4Y ihr
eis daK ~ Namh A ~ 1910. nt n
'fi0fi A n ~ ailA dai, a the Court
iiunm ~ fala inHH M tdhnf la'HnI
faa County II haHai ~ and b. -gmt
lf hrfehf anpaialea lhf ilmf aHl pasl
~ pfaflas ssli AllI ena hfsf|na sali
tnidlfHtInn
lsis4 81 lAlne. lshfaHlg fiA. 1919
~ iAf faafl u ~ y rnnNlH,
llslt
aas 90 n. u. 81, nH
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An ilsnnsf 4ssAfY 4 enafaYag
Ing ~ alfsngf . aaif fal lelnl EfHg
~ - ~ sanap Faffasl OH ~ ~
hsp Aalk lsHlslalefs
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PASSENGERS.

p ,, i' Ala, posso ,,;uo. Go. Son
poJro om '''e' -H' A0' ga"
oU'o' a. III
PASSENGERS.
A,,;,,.d
iSeu
fer +. NJ. .. .. emma, from san
rran IN fepruaTy S.-for hoholulu:
d. W. prowr' yrs N p %. w. brown, Mrs. T.
H. T., Dey' y II p Nya;, o En- 1 ToI
NJ M n;ah.u ~, NJ. ~ 70
TriIhr . is;Sa,,o Go}ht,,nnI, w P
H u's'' Tea Like Kaw Mrs T. kendoii
~ K;rnatr;cl McCondiesS p
T, Nonarmott = T M.EaoIey Mrs. r
A NfnNJ;IIan ana ;nfant NTrs n No,
MILAN Miss v NcNeiIl w a Nc.
pborson Mrs. w n Nrcpberson n AT
NarnnIa Mrs r. NJ Nornoie NTosta,
Harry NarnoIe Mrs T. IT, Merrill q
Mish. Mrs, b. Mish. Miss H. d. Nor,
Gan w X Stewart las VaIdare Mrs
las Valdare
Per Natson Naviga+ion steamer Tnr.
line FROM San Frsncisco Feh 90
v HODGE q r Pogne a q RnrdicL
I p RnrIicl, "a n MobInm T Milton
Nv aJ;iton A MoIannnn Sn,;tb
NJ Sn,;,I 9 VIZ, NJ " woomor
| IL no,,len,,
~ $50 n Hro r TT NJ;Iiau n
| At na 49,, n Si4L
~ ,,i 'l ~ W. IN
I = VI ~ ~ iayne'. MISS H. f. "eiis
H. D. D. W.. aioI W. n nj, - 70;
rop. o" us 1Iaeh wei, "a powhey1 o.
S NJ lT W. Ma'erIouse' M M Mar "
~. Mahiuin' Mrs; lackoulh' MIS- "
iSe p a. c, ise1oels' A..
;, ger sur olae1lhe, rom MANI anu
nawali Ports'-Mrs, . iaPal, MISS ~
mapai, H. hapai'' heV: . l.. Desna, u
H. Wliilams, y; H. upper MISS u
Puhlnale, d. +. Cooke, Mrs: Ayers, Mrs
w. w; Westcoat, D. j; walsh, Il; ii
Hart, Mrs. Hart, W. u. Roundtree, Mrs
j. Neil, Miss l.. X. Hart, Jas. X. Hart
l.. ii. 5, Hart, Mrs. w. G. Conway, Mrs
Jos, Cockett, Mrs. F. De Rego, Miss j
! de Lima, c. Waldeyer, +. Thompson
/ II. Focke.
Departed.
Per p. NJ. 5. 5. China, February s.
For Yokohama; w. G. Bateman, Mrs
w. G. Bateman, II. c. Dreis, Mrs II. G
Dreis, l.. Dufresne, Dr. David Nj. Gard
ner, Mrs. David NJ. Gardner Mrs. +. i
Hanson, Miss ). Kono, Ludwig MoslG
Mrs. Ludwig Mosle, H. !. Richmond, II
Sawatari, Lonis Schwartz For Kobe
Rev. j. Chenault, Rev. w. j. Callahan
Mrs. \. X. Cooley, Rev. j. w ThomI
son, Mrs. j. w. Thompson, Miss Mar
Thompson, Miss NJ. Upperman. Fo
Shanghai; Mrs NJ, D. Bailey, Mis-
Yale Bailey VIM +, Hamiin, Millar
Lewis, Mrs. Willard Lewis, g. g. Pat
terson. For Hongkongi J. S. Herriot-
II. l.. Lucas, O. b. Thompson, Mr.
Covode, !, c: Arameta, Mrs. j. G. Arr
meta aud infant, Miss NJ. y. Arendel
Miss 4 h. Bridgers, Mrs. U q. CHI
@am Master , Kenneth Gno onlp%an; a ds
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday February s, 1910.
p. NJ. S. S. China, from San Francisco.
Wednesday, February o.
M. N. S. S. Lurline, Weeden, from
San Francisco, a. m.
Thursday, February 10.
Str. Claudine, from Maui ports, a. m.
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BUSINESS cARDs.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order
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DEPARTED.

U. s. Pacific Fleet, Sebree, C cruis.
ers) for San Francisco and Mare Isl.
and, about l:20 p. m.
U. S. S. Tennessee and Washington
for Bremerton, $50 p. m.
Str. Mauna Kea for Hilo and way
ports, 10 noon.
Str Mauna Loa for Kona and Kau
ports, ~ noon.
Str. Mikahala for Maui and Molo.
kai ports, p. m.
Str. Iwalani, for Mahukona and Ka.
waihae, noon.
Str. Kinau for Kauai ports, 5 p. m.
p. NJ. S. S. China for Yokohama,
P. IN.
All. S. S. Columbian for Kahului
Kaanapali and Hilo, p. m.
Str Cummins for Oahu ports, 7 a. m
Str. Ke Au Hou for Kauai ports
8 p. m.
Blk Alden Besse, Miller for sar
Pedro, a, m.
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ZhifFsmahrihteu.

Rep Dorf, 3. aueuit. 4nget.:
r8arborofIa" bon 9renen; nprin5eB
Srene~ BON Reapel; rSceanic" bon
Soutbampton; rRhein" bon Bremen.
glbgsg.: .Garonia" uad 2ipsrpool.
Samburg. 4nset.: .pennipls
pdnia" bon Rsn gort.
4ntperpeu. anget.: rWdnis
tou4 bon pbilabelp6ia. a6seg.: ~aate
Widiean" noa Montreol.
2iperpool. 4nget.: rGampas
MIA" BON Rem gort; ~ROntcoIm- bon
ROnirsaI; r3sslanO" bon Bottom.
2ueenstotpn anssi.: .5as
perforo' bon philadelphia. nn9 2is
perpppl. 4bsss.: .Sagonio- mad
Bolton.
Soutbampto o n. 46s.: .Georse
@aitington" nafl glep Yort; IRA
ieitie" nad Rstp Yort.
plpmoutb. 4neet.: .4ortatic
BON Rem gort. mad Soutbampion.
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Bon 5er ann 9 ung.

eh fam neine 9ebdntsn niht bon
bisisr Stride uno oieism glib abpens
ben.
ab.r bi. glise, bic baben nun .ins
NAL ibre .isens Na6t uno ibre sissuen
Wege.
alua Die glibs bonn porissn Suhr.
babe ih ME peraefen iOnn.H. Die
glise in 80bmeu.
sic ihlusen mitten in einen 2eihens
aug Elm. 9erabe ols elm Qei6en5ug NIT
Sarg unb priefier unb glodsn unh
sSamilis iber bic aanbitrabe sog.
Gang ploblih itlus Der 8liB mitten
in ben3ug Elm. limb bate er tpenisitens
in ben Sars eins.I6lossn. Denn er.
Der BipiI6en bier grsttsrn lag. mar ia
nun einnal toot unb bate feline zoss
beihloiien.
2lber bisisr tpunbertide Blis idlue
unt,r ibnsn ein, bic mitsinssn.
lIno er flog aus unb elm unb bin
unb Der, 70 ala pdre sr rein perriidi
ober gar ni6i bonn 5immel setommeH
Ionhern cerabespegs aus Der heiber
9Ole ausseianot.
CT t6bteie 6rei TlenI6en.
llnb bic anbern, bas 9efolse, flo,
ben unb Iiefsn nah alien Seiien, for
pom Dege. quer iiber bic Geloer -
entiebt, bleih. beimpGrts.
limb ben Sars baiien iie hinsetpor
fen unb mittsn ouf Der Sirabe auriid
selaHen.
ah, tpeldes Bib fir einsn GROCER
3eihner (aber leioer, bic meiiien .3eih
n.r unb Raler baben cine 10 besrenate
eeraoesu armielis. Ginbilbunsstraft)
al bisis yliehsnben unb Gnifebten UNI
2dhsrlidsn. poran Der prieiter nit sr
hobensm 9olor, bis iibsr bic anie er
hoben. linb bic gborsnaben oanonlau
feno nit ben RduherfdHern. bic in ib
rem 6dnben bdumeln; unb sulest oi
Wittipe: Ee tcmmt niht NIT, ober #
rubert iih portpdrts nit ousgefpreis
ten. eritdrrenben Mrmen - unb plot
Hid reiBt iis ben Mittpenihleitr ab, {,
librem Gntiebfn unb um raider Dor
pdrts 3u fpmmtn 49,.
llno ale bic onnern - inn 0dlopr
9ide unb Diinne, oinfenbe unbGo6ms
Sunse unb 9lte. bic Nelieftsn poral
--niir ipes unb fort -.
| Mber Der Gors nlitten ouf Dem WeI
obsr am GtrcbenrGnn, bcIb tn Ora
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YerfDHafs VOfiscn.

Serr unb syrdu 6. Jribe, bonn
grittonp GebGube, tpeilsn ssgenDdrtis
in Rodapap part, Gong Sslanb, in
Der Sommsrfrii6e unb buben ihre pie.
iisen syrsunbe burt biibfte anidtss
pritfnrisn erfreut.
5srr uno 1Jrau 90. u. Winbif H
nebit ainber ioipie Jrau g. gD. patton
iueilten Gnbe b. Wlis. in Sberammers
qdu unb reiIten bon ba na4 9iirnberg,
ipofslbft bic 6errfddftsn i'm Wiirttsms
berger 6of abeeitieeen iinb unb Die ans
tunft bon Jruu Robert ). Sulipan
erfrdrteten.
5trr unb israu georse5 8. 3 o bs
rer unb Gottin tporen ebenfulls IN
Gberammergau. Der fait ununterbros
dene Regen tonnte bic 5eitIpisls. oi.
beitdnbis tpenisitens 5000 Jremoe ans
slcben. aiht besinirddt!neu. Wobl aber
iinb Die garitelIer, bo bic 4uffiibruns
gen i'm Greien fno, Oft Bis ouf oie6du!
burdndbt.
perr unn Jrou odrrp Jrko
man n tpeiien sur 3eit In Der SG6fs
fden Sdtpeis,
4m 3ienitas 4beno peritarb in be,
Mo6nuns ibrer 9odter, Der Jrau
syraHt Barber, @roniep. an., bic all.
ieitig bsliebte unb ssndiete sJrou 81 q.
tbarine aod, seb. 9ost, i'm aI.
ter BON SO Jabren. Dos 2ei6enbe.
s6nsnib finbst am Jreitag wlcrssr
$50 ubr bonn 9rnusrbauIs, 718 eau.
rel Strabe. Cincinnati, aus fat. tpo'
rauf nm 8 llbr in Der ct. Soiepbs.
airt< cine feisrlifx Rsauiem 5od'
mtiie eslsbrirt iperoen ipirb.
5err 8. @. gorienbrod Dor
Columbus, Der fiir Die 9ipp Wbip 60
Don aipp.eanoe gitp. g.. reiit. befin.
bet iid, in 9eIhGfien in Der Stobt. Gl
bat Is iict i.bod nidt nebmsn laFen
ieinen lansiGhrieen ;Jreunb 6errn ga
flor r. 20. Bertram BON Der gp
yrot. WotibGuss sGemeinoe. su better
Gemeinne in Rem gremen. s.. er IL
friiber.n Sabrsn s.bOrte, aufsuIuden
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Sslesrapbiide NotiSeH.

IS Das Brittle garlament bat ilh
Iis 3em II. RoRmbef Dertast.
- Gas 0otomotinenbaus unb bic
Majtifsnper.itGtte Der Gbieugo &c
9lortbneFsrn Gii.nbabn in ehdoron,
gatb., iire burd 5eusr ssrit0rt iporoen.
Ser 9erlaIi piro auf S4o0. 900 absss
if1bt.
Gie S6ubfabritaniensJ sJirma
psrtins, .3arbp &c GoHtpanp in goifor
unb Tsrrn, u. g.. iit fir bdnterott srs
i.art horben. Die 9diIipen b.Iaufen
IiG auI 100000 unb bic attioen auI
$400, ,0GC.
- Sn Rapoleon g., idlug am
Witttroh Sobn Gais, elm 40 Sabre
alter farmer. isine 6rau NIT elmer
peitihe. fobob iie beiinnunsslos su'
iammenbrdt. 0laubenb. bab iis toni
Iei. ihoB er iih bann NIT einsm
Gdroistpsbr ben cbsrsn lbeil be-
aopfes ab.
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Bel 105 Grab i'm g hatteH
erfroreu.

errrore
Gl Yaio, Ter, 8. IuguIt. Sn
Waricopu, 300 Rsilen ipsitli9 bon
bier, erfror elm Reri.ansr auf oer Qris
sona Wiits tbatid6li9 gu 3ooe. pGbe
renb bas Sbermomster auf 105 Grab
i'm Shdttsn itanb. Cine WageoHIas
bung Gis mar auf benz perruH ots
tlsinen gabnbofs abgeIoben uno nit
Dohstua 3usebsdt. Der Werituner
troh unter bas Sua, um SduB Dor
Der furdtbarsn Sise gu iudsn uno
tpuroe am ndhiten Wtorgen als fteifs
sefrorsne 2eihe aufsefunoen.
Retter 8erbient.
Gbicdao, 3. Muguit. George
gurner, elm bIinser gettlsr, Der Ulitts
tpo6 abeno perbdftet fpurbe, CAB on.
oob nit Der 3rshoreel in Gbieugp iit
gang gut $40 pro Gag .rbetielH lisBen.
9lls Der Wann in Der Yoliseiftation
ourhIu6t tpuroe, fano man $710 an
ibm Dor. turner bate ieine nGreun'
oinnen" nit See Cream trattirt, tpdr
NIT ibnen im2iutomobil ssfabren, bate
fie gu 5beotern sefibrt ufD. uno aul
bieI. WeiIe gut uno DoH pro Gag 81
fir @ergniigungeu ausgsseben. De,
Rann, tpelher 66 Sabre alt III, heb
subem unier Der fhDsren antlags
feline Stieftodter. Elm 15idbrigesWdo'
den. psrfiibrt 81 babeH.
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yerihmunteu.

sSn GROCER 8sIorsniB finb bic an5es
borigen oss % Sabre alien Dill!dm
Ruff, BON go. 2600 oadbsrrp StrdB:,
Der felt Rontag fpurlos psri6Dnnosn
III. Der jungs Wann mar ieit ldngerer
3eit leibeno uno Elm Reruenarst, ben
er Su Ratb ge3ogsn, bate ibm orinseno
unserathen, iih obfolut ruhis 5u perz
balten, ba er ionit osm MubniiHn pers
fallen biirfte. 5ieriibtr bate Der iunge
Wlann geariibeIt uno in Der lsBten ,3eit
peridieoentlih srtldrt, bab sr liebsr
toot cIs SnioiIs zines SrrsnhuuIes isin
ipiirbe.
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2okal.DeridDt
0as ScbrersJ sJmftitnf.
Suusrint,nscut Iper bat oas pon'
fanoise Erosramm bsianat'
legeben.

sdulIuperintenbent 11er bat gsa
ftsrn pas polliidnpiee progrdmm bts
qebrsr Snltitnis bstannt gegebsn, bas
betanntlih In bsn 3osen pom l. bis
sum 3. Geptsmbsr In Der auld Der
l,eu.n 6uches Sohifuls ab9e5aIten
ipiro. Inter ben 6erren, Die als 8ors
irdaenbe gefppunen nurbsn, befinDen
fidj 6err y. 6. grobmdnn bon plains
fislb, n. g.; profslior 3. 6. Gorrins,
ton bon Der uninsriitdt BON 5eras;
grDfeHor 6. 90. Ghubb BON Der
Sbiotr llnipsriitGt; Der itGbtiIde Ges
funsbeitsbeante Or. ). 8. 2anbts;
Der gbsf probationsbedmte ots Sus
gsnbeirthts 6. 8. Nsir uno Der 2eis
ter oes RuIitunterrihts an ben Of
fentlidxn Sdulsn, Walter 8. aiten.
Jas prperamm fir bic sin5elneH
Sibungeu, bic isbsn Rorseu prd5iGs
I'm nsuH llbr bssinnsn uno um IL
lIbr Wlitiags idlieben, iii ipie folst:
Gonnerftaa, /. SEPTEMBER, 9 ubr
Is Win.: 8ortrag BON 5errn Jorrin8s
ton iiber .asbrprinsipisn"; 10 llbr 30
Win., 8ortros BON Or. Gunois: r3us
inmmenpirtsn NIT benz 9siunbhsits.
amt; IL nbr 15 Usin., 8ortrng bon
6errn Grobmann: rDus problsm osa
4usnabmstiHoes".
syreitnq, 8 llbr 15 Wltn.: -Gin5sls
txiten iiber bic 9stanolung Der 4us'
ndbmetinber", gortras BON 5errr
Brobmann; 10 llbr 80 Wlin.: DIE
3bdtieieii bes Susenoesri6ts", 8or.
trns non Germ Deir; IL ubr 10 Wli
nuieu: ~2ebrprinsipisn", gortras Dor
6srrn Jarrinston.
Samiias, 8 llbr 15 Wiu.: .2ebr.
prinsipien", @ortrag nou 5errn Gar.
rineton; 10 llbr 10 Ulin.: .8orteb'
runesn unb Wethob,n fir bds aus.
nobmeiiHb", 9ortrag bon Serrngrob'
mann;a Experimental 2ife". 9ortrac
pon BERN gbubb.
2im Samitag gormittas finbst aud
bds beutfhe 2ebrsrinititut unter oel
2situna bon Or. 8. 8. Gid ftatt. b.,
bas grogramm Ipdtsr betanut geber
tpirb. am Greitos iopie am Samitac
hdbsn iid bic 5phihullshrer uno 2eb
rerinn.n In i9ren rsipettipen 5odidu'
len einsufinben. S1mmtlide 2ebr'
trdfts iino perpflidt,t. ben Stsunssr
hes JnItituts beisutpobnen. es fei benn
bob Il. beIonb.rs bonn SupertnienbeR
ten entihulbist iperben.
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Soiepb Ropdh uno 5urrDgeItri6
fpurbsn geitern Gbenb bonn poli3iIten
SarrD bonn 5. Giitritt an Der Gde Der
;srseman uno gentral 4De. rpegen uns
eebubrliden 9stragens Derhaitet. Die
8eioen naren in einen worttpsdisl ges
ratben unb bds Gnoe bonn Gieo mar,
bab 9sitrth elm Wefsr 3os uno IoDab
stpei Shnittipunpen an rem arme 6eis
bradlte.