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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
United States Does Not Re-
Cognize Republic of
Portugal.

Until the United States formally
recognizes the newly-created Repub-
lie of Portugal and enters into dip
lomatic relations with the former
subjects of King Manuel, A. de
Souza Canavarro, Portuguese consul
to Hawaii, will be MAN Without
a Country"
Senior Canavarro's Office passed out
of existence with the overthrow OF
the Portuguese monarchy, and news
has been received here that the re.
public will make noNeffort to reor-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06

arranged its board of officers andTass
1t is practically entirely owned by
f. o. Hall & Son, Ltd. the same
board of directors handles its affairs.
AS ii is subsidiary company, mat
ters of its concern come directly
under the management of Il. 0. Hall
& Son, Ltd For the present. the ga
rage is in charge of John Hall. for
merly of Kohala, and for a numtA
of years past connected with the
Kinds interests.
T. II. Paris, manager of f. o. Hall
& Son, Ltd, states that a number
of changes in the garage arrange
ments will be necessitated by the cut
ting through of Bishop street, but it
is planned to make these changes so
as not to disturb or discommode the
patrons of the garage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY MONDAY
InquisitorS Will Have Large
Number of Cases to
Hear

The United States Grand Jury for
the new term will be in session Mon
day morning when beginning will
be made in the consideration Of a
large number of cases that will be
presented to the inquisitors by Dis
trict Attorney Breckons.
A number of indictments are ex-
pected in connection with the opium
Investigations that have been con-
Quoted by the United States officials
and also violation of the United
States statutes covering the importa-
ton OF women.
The Federal Grand Jury will also
investigate the charge made against
Bridgewater of Kauai that he threat
'ened to search the premises Of a
Chinese for opium if he was not paid
a sum of money,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
EDITOR OF SUNSET
DIES AT HIS HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Chas.
Sedgwick Aiken, editor of Sunset
Magazine, died here today at his
home. He has had long and nota-
BILE career. as newspaper and maya.
zine man, ard is the author of many
articles on California
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
TIMES GRAND JURY
MAY IMPLICATE LABOR
(Assoelated Press Cable. J

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.-It is be
lieved here that only three or four
persons are named in the secret in
dictments returned by the special
grand jury investigating the Los An
geles Times disaster It is also be
lieved that organized labor is impli-
Gated in the indictments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
EXPLOSION WRECKS
EASTERN PLANT

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jan. "a
terrific explosion occurred here to-
day, wrecking the general electric
plant. The city is in total darkness.
The damage to the electric works
will total over 100000. No lives
are reported lost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
Los Angeles People Would
Put on Regular Serv-
ice Here.
HEAD OF COMPANY
LOOKS OVER FIELD
C, J, Lehman Says Independ-
ent Boats are Ready to
Come If Traffic Can Be
Secured From Islands.

''lf the Islands will furnish us the
freight, We'll furnish the steamship
line" was the declaration made this
morning by c. J. Lehman of Los An
geles. Mr.. Lehman is president and
general manager of the Crescent
Wharf and Warehouse Company and
head of the Independent Steamship
Company of Los Angeles.
For several weeks Mr.. Lehman has
been in the Islands looking over the
prospects for establishing a regular
steamship service between Hawaii
and Los Angeles. He is returning
tomorrow on the Pacific Mail liner
Korea, and while he sees no immedi-
ate prospects of the steamship line,
he hopes it will come some time in
the near future.
IF we could only get sugar car
goes from the Island ports, we would
certainly put on steamships" he said
this morning at the Young Hotel.
But it looks as if we can't get
pound of sugar.
There ought to be sugar sent
from here to Los Angeles. At San
Pedro the beet sugar refneries are
shut down eight months out of the
year, and with very little change
could refine cane sugar Those re-
fneries would have certain advan-
tages over the ones near San Fran
cisco. San Pedro is a day nearer
Honolulu than San Francisco is.
Moreover, the freight rate on sugar
from Los Angeles to Southern Cali
fornia points is twelve and half
cents cheaper, and Southern Califor-
MIA uses 5000 tons of sugar a month.
| know, because we handle sugar in
the coastwise trade"
Mr.. Lehman sees number of 9th
freight trade should go to Los An
geles.
1T would help the passenger traf-
fic immensely" he says. Los An
geles, can safely say, is even more
friendly to the Islands than San
Francisco is. If we had a steamship
service over here, we would send
thousands of tourists every year.
There is never a time that Los An
geles has less than $4,000 tourists
in the city, and a big percentage
would undoubtedly like to come here,
whereas now they refuse to go to
San Francisco to wait two or three
days for steamers and then get any
old accommodations that are assign
ed to them
The Independent Steamship Com
pany is the only steamship company
flying the Los Angeles flag. Since
San Pedro was taken into the munic-
ipality of Los Angeles, the latter is
now a seaport, and the Independent
Steamship Company promises to cut
a big figure in the coastwise trade.
The bark Alden Besse, now in port
in Honolulu, is owned by this COM
pany The bark got into financial
straits, was libeled by the company
and bought in at the marshal's auc-
tion. Mr.. Lehman says that the Al
den Besse can get plenty of general
freight for Honolulu at Los Angeles,
but that not much is available here
for the return trip. The Alden
Besse carries 400 tons, and will
hundred tons less than her capacity.
In spite of his none too optimistic
talk on transportation, Mr.. Lehman
thinks Hawaii is a pretty good place
for the tourists, He says it's beau
tiful and hopes to be here again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
MAIL POUCHES STOLEN
FROM BAY FERRY BOAT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Four
pouches of registered mail have been
stolen from a ferryboat on San Fran
cisco bay, and are believed to con-
tain a considerable number of arti-
cles of value. The police of San
Francisco and the sheriffs Office are
investigating the theft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
CALIFORNIA REFORM
some STATES TO
LOSE in NEXT
HOUSE

tSpeclal Il Ii in Cable.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. G.
The census committee of the House
is planning a reapportionment OF
representatives on the basis of 433
members, according to the results OF
the thirteenth census. Under a
schedule recently submitted to Chair
man Crumpa ker, the smallest basis
that will not result in a decrease OF
representation from some of the
States is 440 The present size of
the House is 391.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
Anti-Fi9ht And
Racing Bills Up
Measures introduced in Legisla-
ture for Local Option and
Women's Suffrage
(Associated Press Cable.)

SACRAMENTO Cal, Jan. 6.-The
fight in California against the liq-
uor traffic, race-track betting and
prize fights is on again. Bills We're
introduced in the local Legislature
today directed against all of these
things, and almost simultaneously
came a bill for women's suffrage.
The anti-betting bill is very strin-
gent, and is designed to break up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
PROOF THAT AVIATOR
PERISHED IN SEA

BRUSSELS, Jan. 6,-The cap and
heavy glasses belonging to Cecil
Grace, the aviator, have been found
in the North Sea, where it is believ-
ed he perished in attempting to re-
cross the channel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06

the practise of "oral betting" that
has sprung up since the Legislature
two years ago passed law prohib-
iting open pool-seIling at the tracks.
The local option law is modelled
along lines similar to those of other
States.
The sporting contingent in Califor-
mia is represented here by a lobby to
prize fights.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06

!: Chairman Cooper is today issu !;
:: ing invitations to Republican leg 3;
a: islative members elect to attend q
!: a caucus Monday evening at 1880 !:
{: O'Clock at Republican Headquar- ::
!: ters !:
:: This being the first caucus, !:
!: full attendance is desired. !;
u :: :; :: :: :: .t :: :: :; {. !; !; :; :; u 8;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
CHINESE BURNED IN
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE

Especial Bulletin Cable)
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-SeVen Chi
.nese were burned to death in a tene-
ment house fire here today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
Final Report Summary of Work
Done and Recommendations
For Future
GRAND JURY'S REPORT

Scores loose handling District
Urges eradication of bnd pigs by strengthening Liquor
Condemns practice of using spies in enforcing liquor
Praises the of the City County
high tribute o the
Navy Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
new WORK FOR
PEARL HARbOR

In the estimates submitted to Con-
gress by the Navy Department for the
fiscal year 1912, for work to be done
at Pearl Harbor, dredging and dry
dock estimates are less than for the
present year, but there are new items
in the estimates which amount to
$4,000.
Appropriations fon 1911 were con-
tanned in two items only, dredging
81 500 900 and drydock construction
$1,O00,000. In the estimates just
submitted the first Of these items is
cut to $545,O00 and the second to
$500, 900, making decrease of ST.
1853, 900 in these two.
There are twelve additional items
for which money is asked during the
next fiscal year, and these range all
the way from $250,000 for a power
plant to $4,000 for a fresh water
system for the station, the only large
item with the exception of the power
plant being 100000 for waterfront
development.
What Money Is For.
Money is asked for the following
purposes in the amounts named for
1912:
Administration building, $4,000;
power plant, $250,000; six officers
quarters, $4,000; freshwater sys-
TEN, $4,000; foundry, $4,000;
forge shop, $4,000; combined ship
fitting and sheet metal shop, 500
600; combined copper pipe and
plumber shop, 100000 combined
woodworking shop, $4,000; boiler
shop, $4,000; waterfront develop
ment, 100000; toward establish
ment of naval hospital, $4,000.
These estimates total $2,2S7, 900,
as against S2,50O,000 for the work
during the present fiscal year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06
blind Pigs" Should Be
Hunted Out OF Honolulu

The detailed report of the
grand jury shows a total of
sixty rimes considered, true
bills returned in fifty eight
cases, no bills in two cases,
twenty-seven convictions, three
acquittals, and twenty eight
cases pending. Assault with
intent to murder, assault and
battery with weapon, and
burglary, are the three crimes
leading in the number of
cases, with ten each. Six
cases of larceny, three of en-
bezzlement and ten statutory
crimes are also listed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06

The beginner at advertising should
seek a proper introduction to the
right people-the home people. Try
the BULLETIN for a starter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-06

Tw BULLETIN ADS PAYWY
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
Jn(anOge(egrap6
6rL ghosbe gou8ins sessn
bic 5rauenre4tIe.
rinnen.

Springfislb, Sl.. %. RGr5,
;grau Catherine Doueh Me@ulpugb.
JrI. Sarrieo Guim uHb auotre sub
rsrinntn Der Snffragettsn laui9ten
beute nit IhIe6t p.rbaltsnem 9riHm
benz 9ortrass bon SRI. Pboebe Gous
gins aus Wnfbingtcn i'm Reprdfentnns
ttn6aufe. Ulit bauriharfer SrOnie
eeibelte Rsbnsrin bic Jorberunssn unn
bas gsbabren Der 5rauenredtlerinnsn.
5rl. gousins iit oi. srfte 5rau, tpelf,s
pGhrenn bieIer Cation eeeen bic
Suffragetten in offener Rebe Steluna
eenDmnen. Gdllerie unb 9obbn ictuie
Der Sauptiaol tporen nitt bon 5rduen
bei.st. tpelGe ibrsn 4usfiihrungsR nit
SEobsm SHssssis fsIgtsn.
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9lumdbli4s abndbme Der 3dbl fran
s5ff6er Refruten.
Die atufl5iung b.s OiterrsiGif4er
Reihsrutbs in ausfAi.



@fter5p, Stalien, %. Rdrs.
gsnnaro abbotemasgio, Der Staats'
seuss in bem proseB gessn bi. 36 Ga
morriifen, bic Der grmorbung Genrdro
GuoeroIes unb isiner 5rau dugetlasi
iinb. befGnb iih oun am Rittpoh nix.
Dtr ipdbrenb bes san5en 9dges aui
rem 3eagsnifanb.
Geunu genomrnen fiHo Die Gnfhiii'
liingtn Mbboi<mnggio's ipeiter niHts
ola Grednsunesn fsiner friiberen, ben
gtbSr0eH geseniibtr seHlahten aIsio-
gen.
Mls er Hber bic geribeifung Der
$500 esfrast ipurbs. bic ben WlOrbern
Res guoceolos besnblt fpurben, fosts
Der 3tuge, bdB 4Ifauo bus Gelo pers
theiIt uno er, Der 3euge. $50 erhalten
habe. ip1br.nb Der Reft unter bic feds
tpitslinen W5rber pertbeilt fpprben fti.
CT iagts, boB BeroindnSo bi Nats
tsp. sfner Der Woroer, ooseetn prote-
itfrt babe, bub er, abbotenaggio. Der
niht t6otIddlih an bem Norbe betheis
Iigi mar. einsn 10 sroBeH antbeil er.
IJdItsn babe, ein Wint pon aIFono ibm
otxr gum GGipeigen etbruft hdbe.
glbbutemdsgio bate absr ens 3ei4en
htutertt uno fofort besriffer, mas Is
ttbtuts. Getne GenDKeH apuBten, odB
sr IN su pieIen ibrer @ebsimnifIe eings.
tpeibt fpor unb i'm Stdnbe mar, fie in
jsDem 4neenlide su perraihen. Inter
bitten limit6nben mubte ibm inter al
len limftGncen Der Wtuno geifopft mere
ben, BIB Iit cine Gslssenbsit bieten
ipfrbe, ibn aus bem Mes ~ ihoifsn.
ipie biea NIT Den Guoteolcs ssi9then
mar.
abbotemaggio ipubte eenau, in ipels
der Dsfdhr er icbfpebte unb oiss, sn.
fanmsn NIT einsm pf6blihen Smpuls
ehrlin ~ fperben, perdnlaBie ibn be
erifen gntbHIlunsen sii MAIDEN. Spds
ter btIhlcb CT. alIts gu fneen. mas sr
irubts. I'm iih nor Der Welt su rtha.
bllitiren.
Abbaiemdagio fpuroe einmal nab.
.f
rsno ftinsr grs1bluns bon gcrrabo
Eortino uiierbroHsn. stnem Der MOr.
bsr guoseolc's. CT fagts. bah Der
s,euee bsbduptet babe, Elm 9runerSors
tiEo's Iei ein Witelitb Der Gnnrrr1
unb, fi6 pom Ieinem Gluhf erhereno.
sssf er Nbbdiemneeio>sn: ~1u biii tin
liianerl Wltin Nruoer ift siTisr Der bts
riihmtsTttn HiIbb1usr Der Wtlt. Or
Isbs In garis, mo er Der intime s5reunb
brf berDorrdsenbfsfn periCntihfsittn
it,
Dies CAB ben Mngstidgiea cine Gs'
legenbtis. ipi<her einmdl eiHtu fur6t.
Barren GpeitoitI au maiden uiib 2ltdttes
Hinsgic ole ui0gliden ShimpfHamsn
susuruftn.
Der Gtodtsasnss beariff fofort. bdB
"a Iih Bel Der G8ene trisotr einHlat fo.
rum honbeltt, fsint Musidgsn Az bis
irsbitiren. unb sr risf nesbalb NIT
i1uitr Gimme, bic der fas gef0fe
binipee III reTnthnen mar: I'D babe
fieinoIs btbGuptst, bob fer 9ru6er
Crrtinc's ein gnmorrilt Ie;.~
Der 9unuIt bisls 0btr an unS ber
grdiDsnt mar as5uunaen, bieGnihtss
flung 3u Inspenbiren
Utg priIibsnt oss gri6ts. Care
!isro 9idntsi, unterirarI an Ro1mis.
tss bsn 2ea1ln sinsua Is1ess Wes45rs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
gr bate ben Celqueasnbeissr QseIep
Don Gina, g., srf9ofeu.
9attenmprbe.
Der SapitpIbrun6 IN Ill

Der aupitpIbrano IN als
baHp.
Qlbanp, 81. o., %. Wdr8. sSm
oritten 9ei4oB bes tpeftli6en 5liisels
bes gisantiihen &dpitoIgebduoes oss
Staates ReD Yort brad am UttttDo6
gu friiber WorgsuituuDs Elm Geusr aus.
bas einen Shdoen Don etfpa $5,O0O,z
600 on Dem Yra6tbuu ourihtete. Die
Staatsbtbliotbet nit Iber 100000
pumpblstsn uuo 100000 6iftoriihen
Mdnuitripteu. peIhe gum gr0BteH
9bsiI gar nidt gu srisBen fiuO, purosr
ron oem perbeereHoen GlemeHt fuit DoIz
Iig singeGihert. Sc per6ranuten fecz
ner mehrere tleiners 8ibliotbeten, mel
DE NIT ben StaatsoepartemeHts in
8erbinoung itaHben.
IS bieB sfpar, haB Der Ban abIolut
fsueriiher fsi, rboh bruHnte bds SH@
mere ipie miirber 3unper, neil bic De-
teu sben uidht aug f4Derem gi6ens
bol3, fir pel6ss bic SteuerSuhIer be-
5abIt battsn, beftan0, fouoeru aus ga
pier ma6e.
Die Seuertpsbr permo9te oes ent@
FeFsItsn Clements niht Serr 81 pers
ben uuo Die MiliS balf tbr bel ben
26f6ungsurbeiten. Srsi Jeuertpebrs
leute nurbeu 70 ibiper perlest, oub ne
nah Dem ftdhtifhen 5ofpital gefhafft
tperoen muBten, rpdbreno aHosre uur
tsmpordr arbsitsunfdbig gsmadt purs
ben. Gs betBt, baB cine ihuphufte
tlettrifhe 2ettuHg ote ltrfu6s oes
sSeuers bilbste. Dob pirb cine fpGtsr
singelsitete llntsriuhung btss DpbI
feftitelen. Der Staatsar6itstt, ipeIz
der ben san5en ftol3en 8ou heute
abenb .insebsnb un!srTuhte, tonItus
tirts, boB er intrtt eebIieben uub Hur
0as Snnere gelitten babe
9ds Gupitpl 1T pisileiht oas inter-
efTdnteIte Staatsgsb0uoe IN ben 8er.
Stuaten. gs bat boLIe $27, 900, 900
eetoftet, bod iinb bapon oiels Wiilltoa
nsn in oie SaThen torrupter golittter
une Routrnttoren sefloFsn. Die an.
geblih aus Itfperem Gihenbols Bette
benben Dsdsn fparen nihts ipettsr aIs
popier Ra6e. Der ftolse 4ufgaug
gum &apitoI IDIl aIlein iibsr cine MiI=
lion gstoitet bdben.
Sebr gu bsbaueru ift ss, bab bic %
8Gnbe Ranuftrtpt Der 9Duperneure
bon Reu 4miterbam, tpelhs aus ben
sSabreu 1880 big 1874 berriibren, ein
Raub ser 5lammsn purbsn. Die
GprreIppnosus nes 9ouperneurs8 George
Clinton, nis SriginaIbrtefe bon Cir
Wm. SobnTon uup bon Gpuosrueur
Daniel .. Somptins fino nit unerieBz
lidheu Waibingtpn= unb 2incolu RE
Iiquitn pernihtet pprben.
Sum sale 2primsr.
N al bingtpn, %. MGr5.
fFreunbe bss grGiibenten beitreiten
Die aus SpringfisIb, Sa., trmmenbe
RuHrint, baB Serr saft sufammen
nit Sendtor 4lnri6 bic GrtpabluHg
Miutom 2orimers gum guubesIenator
brineeno befiirportet babe. Gbtparb
5inss, elm ghicogoer Spls6dnbIsr. iagz
te geftsrn in Gprinsfielb tpdbrsnb Ell
neg 3euaenpsrbOrs aus, bab Senator
aloricb ibm geseuiiber bebauptet babe,
Der grdFbent tpiirbe es iebr ssrue fe>
ben, penn 2orimsr gum 8unbesfsudtor
erp6blt perhen tpiirbe. @s tpurbe bon
ben biefisen 5reunoen bss prditbsnten
bsrporeeboben, oab bereits i'm Septsms
Der porisen sSabrss Elm dhnlihes Sc
riift in llmIauf aeFest pprben iet. bns
6err 2aft in einen griefe an einen
SIlinoifer sSreuno energifh in 4brebe
naEnIft hnha Tar Alr1Ehar4 hnha
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mefterberimt.

Sir DbiO: Regen, tDabrIdeinii9
NIT Ghnse permtfdt i'm n5rolifen
9btiI, asfoIst Don id6nem Dstter am
Tonnsrfsus. afm 5r,itas idSnes Bet.
ttr;; ips5tlihe Dinbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

MuslanO. Selegrapb
0On Ganlorra.prOSe6 in
lliter6O.
Ser Gtaatssense abbatemassiO
nsad,t tueitere Gntbiillunsen
llna usrurla6t oumit ueue Wutbaus-
6rd6e Gel Den angsslagien.
ass Heae ifaliemiidbe stabinet bes
iiaitiu sniammenseffeiit.
Der bsutf9e Rsi6stas Bot Elm nsuss
pdtsntssIes in gsruthuns.
Bas an GtsIs Der beutfd amsritdnis
f6tn MISUNDERSTANDING bonn
Sobr. 1909 tret.n fotI.
2eutnnnt Grisr bat NIT einsm pnhns
gier In tinem 4sropIan
Ginen f5lns bon Berlin mad Bremen
pid 5dmburs sema6t.
aumdbli9e abndbme Der 3d6l fran
s6ff6sr Refruten.
Die Mufl5Iung bes 6iterrsiGf4en
Reihsrutbs in ausit3i.
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2eutnnnt Grisr bdt NIT einsm pafa
gier In tinen 4ercpIan
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Eas on Gtslls Der btutih ameritdni'
fe5tn potsntpersinbarung bonn
Snbr, 1909 trtten folL
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Die 2orimersl llnterfu6ung feitens beg
Satnoiier 2sgtslaturz&ommittsss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

Ginen Glns bon Berlin mad Bremen
pid Gdmbrrg sema4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

Der b.utf6t Reihstus bct sin nsuss
pdtsntssTes in gsrdtbuns.
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Der Staats3ease abbatemassiO
nsadyt ueitere Gntbiillunsen
1lns ssrur(a6t oumit neue Wutbaus-
crude Gel Den angsslaglen.

Hss Heae itaIienifbe aabinet be-
fiaitiu sniamntengefteiit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

8. 8. aobldat tpeiserte iid gu iugsH,
tper ibn oabon uuterribtst babe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
Das kapilo( in a(6ang, j. ].
2sDn eif,er sseuersbrmnit
gum Setrage Dom fiinf
Millipnem Dollars
beibdoigt.
Ser srORteSbeil Der iebr uertb-
pDlleu SibliOtbef 5erit6rt.

Ser sr6RteSbeil Der iebr tuertb-
pplleu SibliOtbet serit6rt.
Die 2orimersllnterfu9ung iett.ns beg
Sainoifer 2sgtslatursa saomuittses.
8. 8. aoblIdat tpsiserte ii6 gu iugsH,
tpsr ibn babOn uuterrihtst babe,
Dag 100000 fir bic @ripdbIung
Wm. 2orimers aufgsbru6t tpors
ben feien.
9as aommittee nil i'm gum Spreden
5tpingen.
u. u. 5rustett, Elm 70 Sabre alter
tpobl6a6enber 9eiadftsmonn
Sn Snbspenbence. &as., beg Murbes
i'm stpsiten 9rube f6uIoig
befurben.
gr bate ben Selqueasnbeiiser ResIep
BON 2imu, g., sri6OHsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

raj Marienbob" lit atimofp, Der Bet
ter bes grdiibenten bes Rsi9sratbes,
Der fi9 Inn piele mtlItonen berei1ert
baben fou. SnsgefanHt ftent 0ebiuz
lin feft, bdb etfpd 3tponaig Wltaionen
Rubel unterf4Iagen tporoen finb.
Der geifrdnbete 9ampfer
4lIemdnia" in gefdbrs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
Cincinnati. oonneritas ben 80 9ars 1911

Gsssnb ols bas poridbrise Golblanb
dbgeitedt tperOen.
aana6a 0ns neHe Dorabo
GurOpdm ii0er.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-01
Woodbridge
Sayrevilie

After hemming dish cloths and
busters, the guests hunted hearts,
which had been hidden in every con
ceiyable spot. Miss Garthwaite sue
ceeded In finding the greatest num-
Der and was presented with two
beautiful bandkerchiefs. This &C
complished, each guest unravelled
the strings of a most intricate cob
web, at the ends Of which were at
tached very attractive green satin
hearts filed with candy. Miss Sa-
bine's string was unusually intricate,
extending from the first floor to the
attic, where it was wound several
times around the landing of the at
tic stairs and even around buttons
and brooms. Finally she succeed
ed in getting to the end and to her
surprise found a small sized clothes
basket filed with parcels attractively
done up in green and white. The
basket vas carried down stairs and
the parcels opened Lunch cloths,
towels. dresser ~scarfs, refreshment