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year bonds, redeemable after the Sec
ond year at 1903. The bonds are to be
sold for cash, and the executive com
mittee has a purchaser for the entire
issue. The stock is to be issued to
agency members in return for oil at
twenty-five cents per barrel. The plan
contemplates the purchase of 100000
barrels of steel storage now owned
by the Union Oil Company at a price
of % cents per barrel, and the build
ing of concrete storage as needed up
to a total capacity of 2O,0OO,OOO bar
rels. The bonds are to be issued as
the money is required for purchase
and construction of storage. The con-
crete storage will cost not to exceed
121a cents per barrel
Assuming the monthly sales Of oil
to remain as at present, 1,250,0O0 bar.
rels, the cost of carrying 100000
barrels of oil in storage would aver
age 4.457 cents per month per barrel
sold. The cost per month per bar
rel sold would be about 2.65 cents fol-
the first year. The first six months Of
the second year the cost would in
crease to $50 cents because of the ad
ditional assessment to provide fol
the sinking fund, which would begi1
that year. That would be the maxi
mum charge, however, and from tina
time on the cost per month per bar
rel of oil sold would steadily declin,
until at the tenth year it would b,
$3.50 cents.
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Am $500, ooo.ooo INDUSTRY.

A point of great interest is the
manifold values of the by-products OF
the cotton industry The cotton fiber
is chiefly used for the manufacture of
cloth, while the by-products are used
for many different purposes.
For instance, the portion of the
cotton fiber that remains on the seed
(the lint, as it is called is taken of
in the manufactures incident to the
use of the seed and is used for a va
riety Of purposes.
1t is sold at much lower rate than
the other and used for stuhing pill
lows, horse collars and cushions, and
stranger to say, FOR adulteratina
shoddy.
The idea of shoddy being adulter
ated is somewhat amusing, but that
is fact. 1t is also used for making
fine writing paper and for the manu-
facture of gun-cotton and a number
of other purposes.
You are all familiar with the uses
of the seed itself, the manufacture Of
the oil and the value of the hulls anC
cakes for feeding and other purposes
So that you have here an industry
which represents in its total value
more than $SOO,OOO,OOO in this coun
try.-National Provisioner.
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GREAT DEMAND
FOR ASPHALT OIL

San Francisco Chronicle, July 22.-
The refnertes and asphaltum plants at
Port Hanford are active in the pur-
chasing of oil from the producers in
the Santa Maria-Palmer field because
of it's superior quality for the manu-
facture of asphalts. To meet the
wants of this growing demand for as
phalt it has been deemed advisable to
extend the Pacific Coast railways mar
row gauge line from the town of Sis
uuoc, which is at the northern line OF
the Palmer properties, up to the Pal
mer camp. This involves an extern
sion of three miles and the railroad
company has ordered the material for
this construction. This extension
will be of great advantage to the Pal
mer Oil companies, permitting the
shipment of pipe, casing and other
supplies directly to the wells, and will
also permit of the shipment of oil by
rail to the refining companies at Port
Hartford. Furthermore, it will permit
Of The shipment of oil from the Palmer
properties by way of the narrow
gauge track from the wells to Port
Hartford and reshipment by water to
the markets of the Pacific Coast ports
The demand for asphalt for road
making is rapidly increasing through
out the United States and there will
be, apparently, an almost unlimited
market for California asphalt for many
years to come The building of roads
has become a national issue and con
! sequently the construction of new
roads will increase rapidly all ovel
the United States under the gOoC
roads movement that is now sweeping
the country Pennsylvania alone has
asked for bids for ten million barrels
Of oil for road making.
s,3G.S55GS3G9Sys,@SSSeS30@S9
Hawaii; $4,000; b 345, p 800. Dated
June 80, 1911.
Joao da Costa and wife to J. NJ
Gonsalves, d; l share in hui land
Peahi, Hamakualoa, Maui; $3.50; /
$50, p 1913. Dated July 6, 1911.
Maria Hoomana and hsb to j. Vein
zheimer, ID; int in r Ps 1872, 1850
Ap 2, 4974, 1860 and 1913 and pieces
land, rents, etc, Lahaina, Maui; in
in r p 1929 and Kul 4169, pcs land
half int in fish pond, rents, ETC., Aha
inc Elua, ETC., Molokai; real property
Molokai and Maui; SIS; b 345, p 296
Dated February 25, 1911.
Lucy MAXI ct al by Conn to VIII
liam L. Decoto, Cmr. d; int in lot 6
r P 1913, Kul 3S7, Main St., Lahaina
Maui; $3.50; b 345, p 297. DATED
June 10, 1911.
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is filled by Hume, who was formerly
second engineer on the Lansing, an
other oil tanker.
Chief Officer Jordan is in his old
place, and there have been no other
changes in the personnel.
The Santa Rita leaves for Port San
Luis tonight at about six o'clock.
InteNIsIand Arrivals.
The Helene arrived early this
morning from Hawaii with 10000
bags of sugar, seventy-fve head of
, cattle and two packages of sundries
The Maui was another early morn
ing arrival from Hawaii She brought
1886 sacks of sugar, forty-sever
packages of merchandise, seventy-siN
head of cattle and thirteen calves.
The Noeau got in this morning
from Kauai with two passengers
twelve empty wine barrels, 10 bags
of rice, 1921 bags of sugar and TWEEN
| ty-two packages of sundries.
The Iwalani was the third arriva
from Hawaii this morning Sht
brought 4,774 bags of sugar, thirty
five head of cattle, four bags of lime!
and five packages of sundries.
Sugar Awaiting Shipment.
The following sugar is awaitin;
shipment on Kauai: X. S. M. 4,95
bags, M. A. K. 5S,452, Mob. 1886, K
X. B. 5000, K. P. 14.O96, NJ. S. ca
5000, G. F. 11,434, L. p. 17,435.
In Okala warehouse there wer
5000 bags and in Kukaiau 1000 bags
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
! Per S. S. Mauai from Makena, Jul
2S-Mrs. A. Kahaawinui.
Per Noeau from Kauai, July Is
Francis Smith, and one on deck.
News by Telegraph.
(Per Merchants EXchange)
Seattle, July 2S.77Arrived, S.
Mexican, from San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 27.-ArriveC
scr. Honoipu, from Hama, July 1.
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STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock exchange
between boards-7O Olaa, So; Is do,
So; 80 Eva, S31.6212; so do $3t,621a;
$50 II. c. & S. Co., $3S.25; 80 do,
$685.; 10 Oahu Sugar Co. $31; 8
Pahang Rubber, $40; > Waialua, S115;
So do, $119; $4,000 McBryde Is, $96.5).
Session sales Waialua, Si13; >
do, $113; do, $l13; 10 Oahu Sugar
Co, $31; 10 Honokaa, $40; Waialua,
$112.75; 35 II. C. e S. Co, $685..
Sugar quotations-SS Beets, 13s.
I'D; SO Centrifugals, 4.61c
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HAWAIIAN STOCKS
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.--Fol-
lowing are the quotations of Hawa-
iian stocks and bonds here today:
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THE COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 21.-Coffee fu-
lures closed steady, net ? points lower
to 8 points higher Sales $3.50 bags,
July, 11.69c; August, 11.4Sc; Septem-
ber 11.90c; October, 1096c; Noyem-
ber 1O,SOc; December, January and
February 1O64c; March, April, 1065c;
May 1860; June, 1860; spot,
steady; Rio, No. Z, 1880; Santos, No.
4, 1870; mild, quiet; Cordova, lao
Ice nominal
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FILED FOR RECORD
Documents Entered Of Record.

July 81, 1911.
Eugene X Allen and wife to Lono
Crowingberg, d.
Trent Trust Co Ltd TT to Kaimuh
Land Co Ltd, d.
John S McGrew as TT and wife ct
al to Trent Trust Co, Ltd, TT, TT D..
r Hornberger TT and wife to
Mrs Sawena Kaulili, d.
Kealoha and hsb ct al to Mrs Anna
Phelp, d.
Annie P Phelp to Mary N Sinner
son, D.
w c Achi to Mile Lots, Plan.
Trent Trust Co Ltd to A II Don
dero ct al, Par. Rel,
A H Dondero ct al to Choy Yin, D.
Trent Trust Co Ltd TT to Kaimuiii
Land Co Ltd, d.
OR Olsen to Won Hamm-Young Co
Ltd, c NJ.
shiyohaH Kuioiaa to Won Hamm-
Young Co Ltd, c M.
July %, 1911.
William Savidge to Won Hamm.
; Young Co Ltd, C NJ.
Carlos A Long TO Mary A n Gouza
d.
Bishop Trust Co Ltd to Mary Sex
ton, Rel.
J Alfred Magoon to Mary Sexton
Rel.
Mary ] Alexander by atty to Kate
L Rogers, Rel.
Kate L Rogers by atty to Trs Of
Est of w C Lunalilo, Mtg.
Recorded July 8, 1911.
/ Carlos A. Long to James l.. Holt
D; lots 8, 4, 6, 8, 10, IL, IA and 16
of APP. SO, r p 4475, Kul 7713, Lang
tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $2SOO; b 345
p 1893. Dated June Is, 1911.
Pioneer Bldg. and Loan Assn. OF
Hawaii to Apaki Manuwai, Rel; LOT
26, blk 3, Kedalo tract, Honolulu
Oahu; $3.50; 347, p $50. Dated July
n, 1911
Apaki Manuwai and wife to Mrs
! iAllAdbGll IA NdlhNolI W lbh ~ YIN
9 of r p 1915, Kul 1O6O5, Kewalc
> tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $40; b 347, I
$50. Dated July 7, 1911,
Trent Trust Co. Ltd. to Alice G
Holt, d; lot 10, blk 10, Kaimuki tract
Honolulu, Oahu; $500; 345, = 294
Dated June 80, 1911.
T. Kobayashi to Trs. X. Kanami e
al, TT. Sale; goods, wares, mdse, fur
niture, fixtures, etc; 81; b 356, p los
Dated June IA, 1911.
Daniel F. B. Henry to Sarah B
Henry, Lis Pendens; action to canoe
3 deed of CIR 5O17 and R p (Gr) 81
and bldg, Kapoho, Puma, Hawaii; 10
3, blk 4 and bldg, Makaoku, S. Hilo
p Hawaii; b 356, p 1917. Dated July 6
I1911.
Hattie X. Kalani and hsb to Hattie
, X. Kua, d; A of CIR 516O, Honomu
q Hilo. Hawaii; $40: 345, p 292. Dat
ed April 10, 1910
BY Trs of owners of Kukuau II e
al to H.. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, d; po
R p 57O6, Kul S525B, Front ST., Hilo
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SHIPPING
CONTINUED From Page Two.)

Mrs. L. RGibeck, B. B. Henderson, ].
L. Hadley, S. Nakoi, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
A. German, B. Harrison, H. T. Waity,
Mrs. M. Stevens, Miss M. Quinn, Miss
M. Jaeger, Mrs. H. Jaeger, H. A.
Wood, E. Mcdowell, E. NJ. Desha, W.
F. Desha, Miss Sinaw, Miss SAKE,
Mr. and Mrs R. F. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Belts.
Per W. G. Hall to Kauai, July Is
VIM. Gehring, E. Woodward, Geo. N.
Wilcox, Miss Wagner.
Per Kinau, leaving for Kauai Aug
ust Mrs. ]. H. Cummings, Miss
E. Cummings, Mrs. c. Spillner, Miss
Berry, Miss E. H. King, Miss Kinney,
Miss Faast, Miss A. Tucker, Mrs. E.
Waterhouse and three children.
Per Mikahala to Maui, via Molokai,
August DIR. Nottage, Miss L. Hos
mer, Miss ]. S. Parke.
Per Mauna Kea to Hawaii, via
ports, August Miss Gault, Miss
Mckenzie, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Arnout,
C. NJ Shipman, Miss NJ. McDermott
Miss Woodford, Miss F. Lawrence,
DR.. and Mrs. Linde, Mrs. Sanderson
and family, U. F. Lemon, M. Cerves
C. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Don
agho, w. Donagho.
Defiance Out Tomorrow.
mi, nil
be towed over to the quarantine
wharf this afternoon to be fumigated
prior to her departure for the Sound
1t is expected that she will get away
tomorrow some time.
Santa Rita's Historic Swimming TAM
Day was just breaking this morning
when the Santa Rita stole through
the channel from Kahului. Her ARR
val was not heralded by any scream
ing whistles, for she is only an oil
tanker She went from port San Luii
direct to Kahului, where she dis
charged $4,000 barrels of oil on be
half of the Union Oil Company, AM
after remaining there two days sh
came on here in order to pump on
the remaining 10000 barrels.
Captain Boyd stated this morninl
that it was exceedingly hot durinl
the stay of the vessel in Kahului, an
as his silk shirt was dripping wit
perspiration, the superfiuous remarl
that it was also warm here was ven
turned. Yes, he agreed. The tri
here was a quiet one, he stated
There were no particular incident
on the way over. The weather wa
fine, and not a rough day was expe
rienced. 1t was warm, but the his
toric but fine swimming tank helpe
considerably to relieve the pressure
This tank has a history. 1t is on
of the finest on any boat that call
here, and moreover, it was used FIRE
quently by Sam Weller, who is wei
known at Kahului His name alon
is historic, for who has never hear
of Sam Weller?
There have been a couple {
changes on board since the SAINT
Rita was here a few weeks ago Chic
Engineer Pegg is not now presidin
over the engines. This onerous dut
is being carried out by First Assis
ant Sadler. Pegg received telegral
just before the vessel sailed Stain
that his brother was very i'll, so h
resolved to lay over a trip. Sadler ha
gone up temporarily, and his plac
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Gable Address "Duisenbers" Honolulu
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WARNING NOTICE.

Mr. Jocob Coerper is no longer in my
employ and he has no right or authori-
ty to buy, sell or in anywise act for
me; Mr.. CoerDer is not connected in
any way with my property or business
in this Territory.
Honolulu, Hawaii, July q, 1911.
JULIA J. de SA.
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The Mountain King
Stockholders JOItGd By
Assessment Of Six Cents

Mountain King mine stockholders in
Honolulu received a jolt in this morn
ing's mail in the form of an assessment
of six cents a share on the slocR. They
have all along regarded the stock as
worcestershire, but the directors seek
to disabuse them of this idea by means
OF the following statement being the
last paragraph in the assessment
circular:
The Mountain King Mining and Mill
ing Company was incorporated under
the laws of Arizona with non-assess-
able shares, but according to the
decision of the Supreme Court of
California, rendered August Both, 1910,
incorporation under the laws Of Ari-
IONA in order to avoid the Stockhold-
ers' Liability Law of California does
not exonerate stakeholder of cor
poration which does business in Cal.
| ifornia."
1t is reported that some lawyers
here have expressed the opinion that
the California la wis unconstitutional
To have it declared void, however, will
require a decision of the United States
Supreme Court.
Reasons for the assessment are
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ANOTHER RISE
IN BEET SUGAR

Beet sugar is rapidly approaching
the hundred dollar parity. This after
Moons cable to the planters quotes
beets at IS. 3D., which is equivalent to
$97 fiat in New York.
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grauo.is.sthHms' llebertrasuHlea.
Gintinnatt, 20. Suli


Celia 81. Green an 5enrp u. Guss
miller, 1bsiI BON Cots % unn "a In
Gonrob Saryis' llnisrubtbeiiung, 81.
Cora 2oos an Sbomas gDrigbt,
Got as IN s. 6. 1unis' ADDITION gu
SarriiOn, $1,000.
Sohn qfossr an Gbnrles Rob, Elm
Stiit Qanb in 5est. Is. 6nrriion5p.,
fOpis Cots 15, IL unb 10 in Wm. n.
GouDerce's aobision ,u 6arrifon.
$500.
Sobn 6. llntrout an Wamie Roibs
l.. Got 4 in Warn 6. Deftl's gfta!e,
price 9iQ, $500.
Serbert e. qahoub an slorenee W.
Siefel. Sbeil BON Got SIT in GIsmere
Spnoitat unterdbtbeiluns, ST..
5acob galj an Morgareiba Groen,
% BEL 100 2yub an Der Ditieite Der
gdpmilIer Str. 35 Jub n0rbIiH bon
5optins Ctr, 81.
Jaco6 gal3 an Margnretbd groen.
IA BET 75 Sub an Der Siibieite Der
eongtporth Str. betanni als go. 425
aonglpprtb Str. 81.
9enetia 8. gopb on Wdadee Hird,
30 5ub on Der Giibfsits Der Wprtle
abe, fotpis so. 301 In 5nbe part llns
isrobtbiIuns an Gbiparbs Roob. 81.
2oura u. forbes an Gorob 2nNpis
itouy, 81 bsl 120 Gub an ber Rorbfsite
Der Compton Noob, 81
Sarah 2agoitenur an Dcrbord
6ahslbufd. baSjtIbe Gieentbum. 81.
!. 0abyts 6. 4i6elion an Aoshsxias
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anna ainsfd an gbas. 8. Rist
$500.
Cora Coos an elifabstb 9. gbset.
BAN, $500.
u. IN. Sarpuoi an Narp auorr,
$725.
getta GIart an R. R. 2ausblin.
$3.50.
Sos. 9. Siebelbep ON 9oluntesr &,
II. y. Co.. $1,000.
9eHper 6. Snpci an Some .. Il.
8 60, $25o0.
Gaid g. Smith an u. 9. Marnid,
$500.
Sacob 5obp an gaparia 9. Ii. Q.
Co., 5000.
Bertha Raua on eagle 9. 60.
$3.50.
Sophia J. Rattsrmann an attos 6.
II. .. 60, $250O.
s5obanna &. Wiurpbn an Gnterpriis
9. u. Co., 1890.
Cbpin G. Siepsns on Suprems 8
II. V. Co., $500.
Gcuiie 5unier an Bon Ipn 3. u
8. Co., $1,000.
Gbns. Shnsiber an German W.u.
tunI Sni. Go, 5000.
goul Wernits an e. R. Cooper,
$500.
glsu -sr 6. gauersfslo on Union
e. .. u. z. Co., $500.
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0ruHbeiseutbumss 6ppotbelen.
gineinnoti. 20. SuIi.

Rsue 5ppotbeien.
g.Fi. 81. Crane on Sa.lsp q. u.
6. Co.. $4,000.
Soispb 9. 1i.belbep an 9cIunis.r
6. II. q. Co., $1,000.
Jlorente W. aieisl an Sig Gour g.
Ii. e. Co., S125O.
9isfel6s on 9trberi 6. pa6oub.
1853.
Barbara 9aFelbuIb ON Sarob
2n9oitsaur. 5000.
glan6s 8. Gosborn an Soutbsrn
Ohio 8. u. Z. Co., 5000.
2fnna Or. aelIp an Gid Run y. Il.
6. Co., $4,000.
9iobtrt u. Gilmore an Qnno Wbi1,
$1,000.
.. o. Moorman on Rational o. M.
Co.. S275O.
glinolas Roiienbtreer ON Hsip
guteDe &. u. 3. Co. $500.
Senrp 8niiM an bieielte, $4,000.
atnrp 8. Mcers an Grsb. 6. Meis
Bel, SluV.
TsrieIbe an Gbrrlss MnerB, $500.
aliee u. Dbits an 2iberat 6. u. q.
Co.. $500.
Sobanna 6. Wurphn an gnierprife
8. ". Co., $1,000.
gena W. ponen an propibent
SaDines guni II. 1ruft 60. $4,000.
Gbnrlfs Ghneiber an German Wlus
iuol Snf. Co. $500.
paul Dernids an Smion W. goos
per, $500.
aouis 9eiiiesadn @Gdnisn M. 1oos
per, $4,000.
Gttilgt,e 6npotbffSn.
Gronees .. Gnreier an 4ragou g.
LtA. Ga. ne. q $500.
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iie nitht mi. 9famen nsnnen, iie niat
be5eidnsn t0nnen, ober iie mar ba, iDis
es bic iptiben, farbIoisn Wolthen iino,
bic am Ranoe beg 6prisontes ipis etns
fhmaIe ainie lugern. Reglos fheinsn
fie au ruben. taum bem 4use, iihtbdr,
aber NIT benz Qouf Der Stunoen riiden
iie por, ith INNER msbr perbihteno,
INNER mebr onipadfenb, Bis fie In ibz
rem ountlen Shotten bic 8lGue oes
SimmeIs uno bic gOloene 5lutb bss
Sagss bsgraben.
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aoin, Got s In gitn & Guburban ..
U. Cos llntsrabtleiLuna 81.

Sbuttst %ua 9 wv NIH &C SuuAIpAH q
u. Cos llnterab.beiIung 81.
She Cincinnati Gruft Go. an aa,
tberine aain, baslelbe Gisentbum, 81
Mgnss B. Shroeber an Gbporb Z
5anIep, 90 BEL 100 SUB an Der Weit.
feite Der SbierDatorp Qne., $1,000.
Sobn Ruebel On Gmil goiiart, 1C
Sabre pddt auf 90 eei 100 syub an
Der Sitfeite Der Saniielb Ctr, 20C
6uB ineitIih bon SsrDme ape.; monat.
Iite Wlietbe S35, NIT benz Antaufg.
reht fir $4,000.
Utargarei Shoemater an Wiaiam
6. plob. Cots 10, 20, 81, 38, 80, 4C
uro Al in poiter & Qarlin's /. Inter,
dbthetlung. SiIpsrton. 81.
William Woribington, 5ruitee, an
katherine 8. aitirebee II. anb., dlea
8runosisentbum pertpaItet BON ae.
nanntem 3rifise unb su benz Gitate
oes neritorbsnsn sbonos pbilips st=
bOrsnb, 81.
Sohn g. armitrona an anna SD.
aeun, Got 10 in 9enion 6c Rpbpii's 9
unterobtheiIurg, Ghepiot, 81.
Charles Q. Griffitb an gbriit.
9rabmann. Cots so, 81 unb SO in
Gaines &c grsiap's /. 1.llntsrabtbeilung,
Silnerton, 1926.
0eorge aeim an Sobn WeIb qer,
90 BEL 140 Jub on Der SiioF.ite Der
Terrace Ipe., ST..
9be Dominion 2anb 60. an SuIia
r Rpan. Got SO. Isl In GIifforn
Ylacs Iooiiion, Sneamore 3p. 81.
DieieIbe an Sobn z. aapunp, Got
183 tn berfelbeH Iooition, ST..
Wtaria &. Sitenlooper on Bert @.
mOorman, 40 bel loo sub an Der
RorOisits Der gssit s. Str, price
Oil, 81.
Sulia 6. aoIbe II. 9lnb. an Nidos
laus ROtttnbers,r. DO bsi 90 s5ub on
b,r Siioisite Der Milton Ctr. 60 ssub
neitIih bon groaopan, 81.
gbe Union Snoinas RsuItn 60. an
4ntoria Wartin, SO. go. 8l3 in
Nore College gin llntsrab:b.iIuug.
$500.
Gun 70. glatIon, qTignst. on gti.
lip u. goot, 3 atsr in &nosrion Up.
1866.
GbarIsg $. Tapis an Wlos anna
SrifdIer, SO. Ro. 725 in Senrp s..
S6u!is's llntsrabtbeiIune, Gesr pnrt,
S125.
Soitpbins y. grotper an Mlarp 8.
grotpsr. 1752 adsr in Sstt. 6. 3eIbi
Up, 81.
anna Whiis an Rpbert u. Gilmore,
cine Got an Der Rpropsitseds Der
Greolue une Wiapp aps., Glsns
bale, ST..
gauI Wernid. an Scnicn SD. goos
per, Cots go. 2 unb 3 in q. 8. Woors
mans uutsrabtbeiIuug, 81.
Canton Ul Cooper on aouis 5.is
Ter, Cots GD. 2 unb 3 in q. 8. Moors
mans unierabtheIIuns. 81.
gbriitiua 5:iitsr on Canton So.
Cooper. % 5ub pon Der MsItieite Der
Got 62 in Dm. 6. Suntinston's In
tsrabtbsiluns, Mt. auburn, 81.
Greb. 8ourion an agn.s &. qpnss
fen, 10 5ub bon Got Ro. 20 uno bic
norolihsn Is 5ub pon Got go. q in
2stpis J. Bilion's llnisrabtbeiluug.
81.
.. m Cooper an pauI m.rnits,
Got go. 26 o.gs Somsi.atte Giesns
thums pon gBm. Surrsu, r., Walnut
5ius, 81.
5enrp Jelomann u. Qnb. on Ghipin
i. SduIg. Got 30. Al in 5enrn Jelbs
manH's Gbbiiion gu Rorpoob, $1,000.
gnma 8. ganlor on 4nna 5anner,
Cots 80. 40 unb Al in 8. y. 6tnEs
lens &c Cos lln.srabthsilung. 9sIter
Yor.. 81.
CUTE u. StaIsn an 6srbsrt g.
qnfOub. 4 monnte qa1t ouf 60. SO.
10 In Sohn gurgopns's llH,erabtbeis
lung, Rorpoph laut lIeberslntommsn
fir 1924 uno $22 wlie,be am Gnbs
beg germin. mi. bsm 4uiaufsre6i fir
$1100.
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XVI.

N 4,
att Gage bIieb gditor ais fort;
eenn er benuBte au qleifer 3eit Die
9elesenbeit. sinise aeifdftlihf SbIies
genbeiten su orbnen unb Treunpe uno
getannte 5u befuden, aber Steiner ents
bebrte feline abmefsnbeit ipie 2eresta.
Gs ipar ibr RiobIih. als lei bic Welt
perfinitsrt unb bic gIdiur, Die III nou.
iter Spmmerprahi boitano, melt uno
abgeftorben. Sic lab id1Iedt aus,
bIaue Rinse bilbeten iih nm bic dus
gen, uno bas frifte, 6rdune 0eiihts
den ipuroe blsih uro ihmalDaugig.
Corn bate tsin 4r9, lie ihrieb es
bem abfhiebe bon ben gruosrn su.
Sic mar nod nienlals elnsH Tag Ron
ihnsn getrennt eeipsisn, es mar Die erife
gntbehrung, bas erie Web ihrs 2es
bens, bdrum eriff es iis 10 an; uno
Corn oerooppelte nur ibrs 3drt!ihteit
uno aufmeriiamtsit fix IL.
Ssresta's sinsiee ,3sritrsuuns in bies
fer 3sit mar Muria StraRei; NIT ibr
tonnte Iis ia BON ihm iprehsn! 60
oft es mir sing, elite iie in ben Bfnrr.
bof; jeBt burfte iis es uneeiteut ibun.
ou Stsfan entfernt mar. Damn iaben
ite nsben sinanber uHo fIilitertsu uno
er3abItsn iih, has btbt War;a erSdbls
ts, uno 3eresta horte 3u. GE ipartn
biss gar m:rtipiirbils 8eihidtsn! Der
9sIo bIieb irnrner siu uno osrIelbe, Die
2lIts fano nur immsc ueus Motips fir
i'm, unb 9sioe, 6:,o uno 6annIuug
battsn ben isltenen 9orsug. niht ers
funoeu gu iein, uno zen nod ieIiueren
- INNER benislben Rsi3 unh 3autsr
ous3uuben -.
Sa, bel bem Gttfan bate ii6 Tdon
in friibeiter ainottj: bic isltsne @uts
isinss 5srsens oFfsn5.rt. Uiau bate
ihn fir ftfpaA uni 1peibiih asbaItsn,
osnn siumal tonnte er fid3 togeIans
niht berubigsn. neil Gin ileines
Siinbden unporTd:,asr Wsiis ourh
ibH gu Staoen pe.ommen mar, aIs
aber bann sin airo ins WaiTsr fisl
unb er ibm nahfp-1rl, obne su be-
oen.en, bnB sr mid. ihpimmtu uuo
eb:nfalls ertrinten 'ornte, dnosrte ift
Die W!eInure Der %gu;e, uub man
fdno, oob CT nicht n-y Gin giitiess. ion.
bern aud ,in tdpfsrss 6srs beiab. llno
bei tpls pielsn Gsit it5eHheiten bate er
biss nihi aeseistl
Gss mdodens lisbFtss qldbhtn, 100
iis ben grsdbIunasH Rarta's IauIdis,
mar bas Wpbrs,Hmer. Gs Dor aud
sin gar trauter, bebaslider Raum.
Die B1noe 3tDar eiTifoh nsib gstiintt,
ober he tpeirumfppRneusn Jenitsr
ipurfsn eirtr 8riineR. bdmmsrigsn
Shsin lbsr ijc. auh ftmiidten iis
nerthpolls Supisyitihe uno einipe Dell
gtmGloe in tuuitpon geihnisien Rdbs
men. Die gjnrihtung mar, psRn
ouh etnfaf, 70 bod hIbih uHo aes
itmutpou, btnr Gtefan Iiebe bas
S6one, unn oi: pitlen bIiihenben
Sopfgeipahis bnter ben ipeibsn Oar
binsn, ons baIbe GGBenb munisr.r
3eifige unb Sanaritnp0ssldsn in ben
3lerIihen gauerH, bic ben sanstn sag
fongsn uno sDitihertsn, gdtsn pem
tpohnIi6tn Gblratisr bes 3immers .i.
nsn sslpiFtn postifhen Rsis.
gerestd paro IS INNER fhtper, lid,
bon bieism Raums su trennsn, unb bic
ausen uHb @Ippsn bes lebenoen Goms
mentars an ibysr Geite. fpubtsr nihi
nur 70 ibon Gsifdhisn 81 ersdhlsn,
fonbern aud aus hsr Gel. bss M1bs
tens gu hOIsn uHb in morh gu tlsis
ben, mas tepub, uno unbstpub. in ibr
rubte -.
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