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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
SHAKE |!

Sincere congratulations are due the
Observation-Disclosures club after
the showing II made last night and the
promise for the future. II is per-
forming a mission worthily.
There seems to be now real prog
ress toward combining the govern
ments of the countries bordering the
Pacific on the plan to supply funds
for publicity and promotion. ,s.
The thing to do now is to make
good on the promises and suggestions
of the past. to carry them out into ac-
ton.
Three more honorary presidents
were elected last night, william II.
Taft, President OF the United States |;
W. Cameron Forbes. Governor Gener-
al OF the Philippines, and Don Angus
to b. Leguia, President Of Peru. the
two latter having signified a willing
ness to accept. and Mr.. Neil Nielsen,
NJ. p. from Australia will be envoy ex-
traordinary from the Hands-Ar0und-
the-Pacifc-Club to present In person
to President Taft the resolution of the
club asking him to serve. The heads
of most of the countries bordering on
the Pacific have already voiced their
approval OF the objects Of the Hands
Around the Pacific Club and have con-
scented to act in the capacity OF hon
orary presidents. while the Governors
and Premiers of the States have ex-
pressed willingness to be enrolled
as honorary vice presidents and aid
in the work outlined by the organiza-
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
THE man WHO WON'T.

Those who can't clean up their premises should have
it done at public expense .." '...
"Those who can should do it.
hose who but won't should be prosecuted under the
recent statute which makes miSdemeanOr for to ha
Dor his premises places where mosquito larvae may
breed"
That's short and concise It's the sentiment expressed be-
fore the citizens committee yesterday afternoon by Of
the members. We take that every resident Of Honolulu,
except perhaps few who value their own comfort above
the health Of their neghbors and their families, will
agree with the sentiment. .u .uar ~. + .in a..
There are kicks and protests and complaints coming in to
the Board of HEALTH the Citizens Committee and the head Of
the mosquito fight Some Of the complaints are probably
e but this is time when Honolulu must pay for the blind
ness the soh, the negligence Of the past and be mighty
thankful the cost is not hundred times greater.
II needs few people arrested and convicted under Act
III Of the Session Laws Of 1911 to wake up this com.
munity.
That Act gives the authorities power to get after the man
who refuses to clean up his premises We believe that pub
lie opinion will sustain the campaign chiefs should they in
woke this law after due and dgen investigation has con-
vnced them that it is being knowingly and wfuy violated
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The Civic Federation's findings last
light, are far from criticising the Oahu
Loan Fund Commission on its action
In the Heeia beach belt road contract
in spite of an attempt made to distort
the Federation's attitude by a paper
that yelped and yowled when 1t lost
in an attempt to run the Federation
a few days ago. One Of the prime
movers in the Federation's movement
of investigation explained today to
the Bulletin that the body feels
that while the Commission should stay
within the 100000 appropriation, the
Heeia beach strip is one that requires
much money to put II in shape.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

the California authorities, Ii the lat
est statement. made this morning by
Land Commissioner Charles s. Judd.
The regular meeting Of the board
is to be held Monday afternoon next
at 2 o'clock, when the reports of the
officers for the month preceding will
be read
There are number of matters CON-
ing up for attention and among them
II is thought that the regulations gov
erning the fight against the fly will be
dealt with. These are now with the
Governor and II he Is through with
them In time they will come up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
ROSS TO MAKE
REPORT SOON

George Ross, who has been in the
Philippines investigating the PROPOSE
ton for n sugar mill in San Carlos.
Occidental Negros. Is expected to re-
turn by the last Of this month. No
report has been made by Ross on the
result OF his trip as yet, brief cable.
grams only announcing his move
ments. A. d. Cooper, who is promot-
ing the proposition, said today that
Ross would probably come back here
before completing his report. lndi-
rectly limitations have been receiv-
cd that Ross was much pleased with
the outlook.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

passed. History never repeats itself
more exactly than in the proposition
that industrial strife and aggrandize-
ment of individual wealth invariably
produces party of anti-capital the
orists who have way of making
themselves heard. The experiments
in municipal government under the
socialistic banner will be eagerly
watched.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

"Now that your daughter has grad
uated she will have more time on her
hands"
Yes"
81 suppose she expects to help her
mother?"
mo. she expects to Join another
bridge club"
Lady of House ito applicanU Your
Ing.
Cook-Naythur are yours, mum. but
I'm willing to give yez trial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Hawaii is getting cooperation from
all over the country in the campaign
for free tolls for American vessels
passing through the canal. Even the
people who want the coastwise law
suspended and foreign lines to drive
the American flag off the seas are in
favor of the free-toll plan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
EVENING SMILES

"Riches have wings" remarked the
ready-made philosopher. 49,.
Yes" replied Farmer Corntossel,
from coopin' 'em up fur thei: own
use"
"You go around borrowing money
all the time and yet you seem TO be
prosperous"
81 am"
How do you manage it,"
MY motto is Always put OFF TIL to-
morrow those you have done today
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

II Is gratifying to know that the
Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee Is not playing politics during
the anti-mosquito campaign. The
committee is composed of earnest,
fair-minded men from whom nothing
else Ii expected,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
FOR ARBoR DAY.

There'd be no shade.
No shadows deep,
No curling ferns,
No vines that creep,
No quiet paths
Where bright eyes peep
If there were no trees.
No place for birds
To play and rest:
No boughs on which
To build their nests.
In cunning ways
That they know best
II there were no trees.
We'd hear no laughing
Voices ring
In shady hooks
Where hammocks swing,
Through summer. winter,
Fall and spring
II there were no trees.
No alligator pear
Nor poinciana,
No papayas sweet
Nor ripe banana:
Nothing but glue
And old lantana-
If there were no trees.
on Arbor Day
Go plant a tree
CA dozen or so:
You'll get them freer;
Twill be "a pretty
Sight to see
II there are lots Of trees.
&C. +. NJ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

This city has never realized all that
the expression "going some" signifed
until the mosquito campaign got into
swing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The Central Improvement Commit
tee will perform real public service
II, should It become necessary, 1t Or
ganizes house-to-house volunteer in
spection service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

An afternoon paper says "Convicts
in Currie's line. Indeed? We always
supposed that leprosy and yellow few
err campaigns were in his line, but the
other, oh, no!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

That little notice to shop early" is |
appearing In the papers again and
clearly shows that when 1t comes to
flying stunts. time has them all beaten
to a fare-you-well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Deputy Sheriff Charley Roses idea
OF sitting on the lid is not likely to
make him many friends among those
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Herr Berger Is composing new
one dedicated to the banana-cutting
brigade and called, die Wacht am
Rind."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The present happenings In the vi
entity of Tripoli are the exact things
needed to give the worlds peace move
the greatest boost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
so SAY rHE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS OF THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

We have sale valuable fronting the Loeb
Of Pearl Habo having frontage Of 200 feet and depth Of
$50 feet The lot 10 set with and with Towering shrubs
The main bungalow has lanai 40x40
living 2sx40 feet eight sleeping dnnsroo and
pantry ssmidsaehed kitchen and bath
commodious guest with bath and
tsrs in the enclosure.
Adjoining this there another which
large stable and servants house; there also
lot 2o9x400 which
the whole comprising . most complete establishments
The recently been selected
age ground by tho Navy Department.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Vaniman and his dirigible want tC
get started across the ocean pretty
soon or some aviator will put him In
the stale bread class.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
STUNG /!

w. II. Hoogs-Every man has his
own opinion, but as far as am con-
cerned will raise no objections to-
having banana trees cut down. We
should all uphold the campaign plan
and not try TO put blocks In the way
Of the authorities.
Ed. Towse-I have two hundred and
fourteen banana trees and forty
lunches of bananas nearly ripe. Not
all of them are within $50 feet of my
house. but all are within $50 feet Of
somebody's house. But ! have no
kick to make. This is the time when
all must stand together.
r. d. Mead--If they come along and
tell me to cut down my house and
move It of, believe me. I'm going to
do II.
A. d. Cooper-The citizens COM
mittee can count upon the support OF
the people of Honolulu generally. |
think, provided all are treated alike.
But this is case where the rich man
should be given exactly the SAME
treatment as the poor man. .i
A. +. Judd-The supervisors de-
aerve great credit for the prompt way
In which they have come to the front
and are doing things on behalf of the
city and county.
"Hanawaki' Kruger-They came
along and cut down my banana trees
yesterday, and tell you 1t wasn't
pleasant, but you know that the only
thing to do Is to grin and bear II.
Acknowledgement Lindsay-We have
been so busy getting out the mosquito
regulations that we have not had time
to take up Deputy Sheriff Roses case
yet.
Deputy Sheriff Rose-The authori-
ties must show me that my own BAN
ana trees breed wrigglers before I
will cut them down.
A well known man In the city this
morning pointed out a good joke on
the members of the committee han
ding the fight against the mosquito
and who are also the ones giving the
orders for the cutting down Of banana
trees over which there is such cry
being. raised. ...
Say" he said, 1--WE have the ha ha
on those fellows. think they are all
members of the University Club and
yet although there are plenty of ban
anas around there they have not been
cut down. Some of the kickers
against the move should go in there
one dark night and have revenge"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Every banana tree down Is another
step for a safe and clean Honolulu.
but of course it's hard to realize this
all ut once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

What a woman likes about the
opera, Is all the. things. there Witness
ed would be evidence Of insanity In
any other place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Strange nobody has arisen to find
that the lantana Is breeder of
mosquitoes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The cost of living will be higher
still II we don't clean out the last
possible disease breeder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The trouble in Honolulu today is
neither capital nor labor. It's mo-
squitoes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

The question is, which would you
rather be or a mosquito? '
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Rev. Victor Soyilla. Catholic
priest of Columbus. O.. was stabbed
in the back by one of three unknown
men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Advice gratis is about the easiest
thing to get in Honolulu now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Committeeman Holstein certainly
played safe by neglecting to catch
the Wilhelmina for Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Turkey blue instead of Turkey red
seems to be the order OF things now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Socialism never won such victories
as those In the mainland elections Just
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Who owns the Waiahole waters,
anyway?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

If the day and night are such that you greet them with
JOY and life emitS fragrance like flowers and sweet smell
Ing herbS-hat is your SuCCesS,-Maeteinck
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
WELLS FARGO 4 co.'s
EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS

Rates--Not over $3.50, &c; IS, Sc; SO,
Sc; $40, 1oe; $50, 1ae; $40, 15e; $50,
18c; $50, zoe; SIS, Csc; 500, zoe. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09
G|FFARD Waits
!. HERE FOR word

That W. NJ. Giffard. the man at the
head Of the fruit fly fight. is not to go
to the coast until the board hears from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-09

Deputy Sheriff Rose-The authori-
ties must show me that my own ban
ana trees breed wrigglers before I
will cut them down.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-23

ndhbem u6er bas 8ern1oger bes ans
getIagten Der aonturs erDffnet tpor<
ben 1T, ME nsbr gu ibrem 9elo toms
men.
) m mmatritulutton Derpsis
ger:.
Berlin, %. DIT. Jli6t 9ertnss
gntriiitung 6srritt unter elmer Nm
5abI Don Stubenten Der rSdool Of
Utiusrs" Der Columbia unioerfttdt,
Die mad DsutI4iano setommeH itnb,
UNI i6re StuDien an Der Ie6niiAen
6ohihuIe in gharlotten6urg fort5Iz
Ieben. gs lit ibnsn ndmli6 BON Der
ben Stang elmer l1ntberittdt etunebmens
ben 2ebranftolt bic Standardization
berneigert norben. 8egriinpet nirb
bies oamit, oaB bon ben oeutihsn
Stupenten cine neunid6rige gorbilz
bung berlangt fptrb, tpdbreno Der gum
Gtntritt in iegolumbidllniperfitdt be-
rehttgenbe amerttaniI6er 9igbS6pol"
urIus nur bier Sabre umfubt. 4ls
5orer perDen bic Ameritaner 3ugeIais
fen, aber oas oenigt ibnen ni6t. sic
rppQen immatritulirte Stubenten psrs
ben.
ungliit an 8orb Der r3 B il :
riugen'.
Berlin, %. DIT. 2aut MelOung
aus Dil6elmsbupen lit an 8oro oes
beutfhen 9reaonougbts rS6ur.n8en"
betm Gut3inben elmer aartuihe ein
llnqlid porgetommen. Der 5ubrer
oes betr. 8ef6ubes trug cine lsthte
gerDun0ung ouDon, DGbrenO 5tDel
Wutroien ihper DerleBt tDuroeH.
Opfsr elmer gTpto iion.
8erltn, %. Oft. Jn oem niht
tpeit BON Berlin 1elegsnsn Oorfe 2ber.
I50Hepeibe BAT ii6 cine perhGngniB@
DpQe Grplpiiou sreignet. Der Shauz
ploB mar pus Gabeltpsrf Der gerlinsr
| 2tQgemeinen glettri3itGts.9eIeqf fhaft.
3pet Der in benz GtubliiIement Be-
| Ibdftigtsu purbsu auf ben Spo Der.
punoet, oret anbere trugeH faDere
QerieBunceH oupon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-23
acknowledgement
9srgbau e ongrs 8.

GbicugO, 81, %. Stt. - Quf
Dem 4ougreB fir ameritoniihes Berg
Ipeien, pelher bier pom "a. bis gum
28. Sttober ItattTinoen piro, birfte
Die RssierungspoIitit in 8e3ug auf bic
aobIenfeIbsr IN aiusta Uffi5isa pertIH=
bet perosn. Der SetrstGr oss Snz
usrn, Dultsr 6. 7StThr, fpirb am SSrei.
tag fpre6sn uHo Prdiioeut Taft am
Samitag iibsr pas Sbemd Die Bum
oesreoisruug uuo bic 8ergbau. Snous
ftrie" Fich perbreitsn. Der GpngreB
piro BON DeIeguter aus allen 5beileu
Der Ser. Stuatsn ioDs aus GAMBIA
unb Uisrtto beihidt Deroen.
Setretar 5tfber pirb auf osm Rona
qrsB bic RpnierDiruugssYolitit bes
YrdFoenteR Saft bstdnnt MAIDEN. Die
9pupsrneure Der aoblsH proou5trenoen
Stadten rperoen fi9 iiber ben GrlaB
elmer glsihf1rmisen 9eiesgsbuHg in
gs5uo auf bic obIsusSnbuitrie be-
Iprehen.
Die diuefii6e aepubItt.
Rem gort, %. DIT. - Gtnige
500 gbireisn bieItsn bier am Sonntag
cine 6ffentli6e 0eriammluug ub, in
Der bic SIagge Der rnsuen 6ineIiihsu
Republit" entfaItet tpuroe. 9isis!be
1T rot6 uuf bIausm SeIbe, GbnIth Der
ameritaHiihen 5lagse, bat aber itatt
Der Stsrne cine rpsiBe Soune. Sue
gbedmaH bon San 5raHcisco, elmer
Der Jiibrer Der SunghiReien in oieism
2unpe, belt eine Reoe, pprtn er auf
Or. Gun get Sen ols ben 9eorge
BnIbingtpu ghtnus. psldysr Der srite
prafTbeHt Der neueu Republit fein
peroe, dnfpielfe. Or. Sun" Iugte er,
bat nsue ppIitii6e Sbesn, bic niht nur
CHINA uns oas binsiiide Bolt repplus
tioniren Deroen, ionoerR AUDI anosren
2eutsn Die Iugen Dffuen tperben. gr
bat oas bette aus Der ameritan Ser
fdTung unb bas bette aus psm So3ia=
Iismus genommen. Dor allsn Dingen
pirb es tpeoer Srubi1 nod Sruits
8eben, tpie in 4mertta unb Der geto=
fad piro ntht nit 6ilf. Der qoIititer
rtgieren. Sos neue China tpiro cine
pirtIihe Rspublit perosn."
StanodlDs.
Rem Yort, %. Oft. gu ben
QusgsIhlofenen auf gflis sSslunb gez
bort Der goIe 5rdnt Waliiepstt. Der
31jdbrige Mann iii bltnb. gr III stn
Spfer Der umeritaniidsu Snouftrie
eenorben. Sm SuIi 1906 arbeitete
Waliiepsti in Der J2dbe Don Slean,
u. o., tn etnem Stetnbrud. gei elmer
3nnamitfprengurg biibte sr ous 4uz
genlint elm. Die Girma Ihp6 ben
armen 4usIdnoer uah Der poIniihen
5eirnuth ab. Sept inbeb III sr hi.rbsr
8uriidgetshrt. um ouf $4,000 SaaoeHs
eriab gu elag.n.
Die peii.n 6erren auf Der GiHpans
oerunssiniel polleu ben 8eouuerns=
tpertben nidt Ioneen laiIen. Tan
bat ibn unter Der 4nec6e, oaB sr bern
8emeintueien sur 2ait fallen tDnnte,
CUR Deportation perurtheilt. Sm sSns
tereiie Waliiepstis bat bic pDlniihe
8iIfsssisQftaft nsA Bai5iugt0a aps
lpeaiz..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-23
Die QisstsG Gebentfeier tn guoapeit bat
ibrtu anfoHg gsnommen.


Die Repplution in China.
1ptio, %. DIT. - 3unerIdiiiee,
bier eingeirpffene prtpainahrifteH
beitdiisen bi. Rahriht pom osm Sisg
Der Aufft1nbiIhen BEL bem aampf
nit ben Regierungstruppen in 6nns
top. Mie eE beibt In Der trisseriihs
Oeiit Der Resierungstruppen elm Isbr
ihnaher. guam Sbi Raj, Der neuers
nonnie @i3et5nis Don gu Yeb uno
9unon bat, jonsit bis jsst befanni.
nod teine Usiene gemadt, fit noh
bieieu in beuem Mufitanb befinblihtn
YropinSsn 81 beeeben. 4m 20. Sts
-iober befanb er iid md, in gbongs
1eb unb mad ben 4nsabsn i.insr Die.
nerfhuf! ipdren fofpsit nod seinerfei
ReifeDorbereiiunsen getroff,n Doroen.
Die Resierung IN pstins. fOtpis ge>
neral Gbao Orb 9aun. Der 0i5es
i0nis Der Tlanofhurei, baben bic
8nnf Don gotobamd um Garle6en
pon msbrertn Dliuton.n gen eriudt.
Wie aus suDerIaiIiser Guslle perlau=
tei, iino in beioen Jdllsn bic Tar
lebn sen6brt fborbsn, obIhon iber bic
5Db Der Odrlsbn unb bic gsbineuns
gen, unier bsnen Iie gemaht rplrben.
nihts in bic Geff.niliht.it selaHst III.
oisr berriht bic aniift. baB China
iif b<rsiis an Japan nit Der Bite
Inn milit6riihe llnkritiisuns setpanot
bat, aber Sapan rpirp feline Sf,ritte
in bisisr Sate tbun. ehe nidt cine
polIhdnDige 9sritdnoisuns nit ben
iibrigsn Utdhten s.iroffen iporpen iit.
So[lten iaponiihs 5ruppen abseianot
iperben, 10 tpiirben lie nur in Der
Manbi6urei sur 0srpsnbuns ssIdns
gen.
gbangbai % DIT. Der
bieiige britiihe 0ensralsoniul bat BON
hem britiIh<n aoniul in 6nHtop bic
tslssraphiite Rafriht srbalteH. Das
laut einsm bort einsstroffsnsn Bsriht
gbana GbG In Der propin3, 5Gs
Non unb 5sgbdng In DIR proDirs
on g3eb pon ben aufftGnoiihsn sts
HeHmen iporoen liHo.
0ugen5eugen b<s iiirslifeR aams
pies 3ipiihen Regierungstruppen uno
Aufiidnbiffen bel 5onion, bic bier
einsetroffsn Iinb, berih.en. oab bic
BON ben Rssisrunsstruppen obsefeu.rs
ten Ranontniuseln in oi. beutfte
aon3sHion fielsn. Cine llnterIuduna
bisier DsihoiIs sreab. oab ss Smitas
tionen .g,ompom" essIfoiie aus
1ol3 rparsn. aebnlihss nurD. ipdh-
renb bes tinsiifA japaniiten Eriss
sss toHIiatirt unb Is purbe feftssItsnt.
bab es iih um einen Beirug Der Re-
sieruna banbtlte, inbem bic aieiernns
ten unb bic 1snmisn Elm AbiommtH
sstroFffn baiitn, iponah 9ol5tustln
itdti Der StahlseId,oiTe gtliefert tpers
ben iolItsn nnb bic psisDiffsrth3 ses
theiIt ipurne.
Die .Rorib China Neps" fd,rsibt.
Dab sslssenilih Der sriisn 3ufammtns
itobt BEL 6dntolp b<ibt Geiisn ftiusH
iebr arobsn Mutb an ben 1ag lesten.
Bon Der China Jniano Wliliion iino
ein3elbeiten bs3iielid) bss sriten 3ns
fammsnitobss am WittnOh eingetrofs
fen. Die Reb<lIsn riidten gestn ben
s5Iub All por lnb ts tam p<rIfitoent-
ltd 5u pI1ntsItitn Jn Der Usittagss
jfunbe ipurDtn 25 perlpunotis Rtbsls
len na6 benz nofpiial Der lcnooner
Wliiiion gebrchi. Cine Hanpe bon
MtbeDen aooIies bsmolirts bie ii6er
bic Bd6t fitbrtnben Nriidtn illD
luy1e Set fpdtsr iamsn cine 4nanlI
olfb6se - ulsois1susDsuitksu ani
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metterberi6t.

Dbio: eGhones Metter im iiio>
Yid)en 9beil, Iofalsr Reesn i'm n0rbe
Iitxn 9beil am Woniag pber in Der
Montog Waht; am Dienftas dller
WabriheinIidieit nad fdOnes Metter
nit aem1biaiem Torbneittpino.
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'2aGenRampf.
Slntis.r Sampf suiidsnNeaeru
nno @eiRen in Goweta, Ola.
Gin farbiser DiorDbube Der 0ulfs.
inffi5 5um Cpfer gefaileu.

Sn @Ricago ftnbet biefe Boae Der
EOngreB fir ameritauiides
8ergbauDeIsn itdtt.
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3pei on 1ridiRois seitor
ben unb breibig ers

gerIin, %. Off. 3ablr,i9s
Cpier forbert bic zritinoi. i'm
Strasburser arsiie in Weitpreuben.
lleber brsibis Grtrantungen fino bis
lang BEL Der geboros ansemslbet NOR
ben. Npn oieisn limb bsysi.s 1.uei
n6us tSntli6 ssr!aufsH,
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ndhbem ii6er bas 8ern1oger bes ans
getIagten Der 8onturs erDffnet ipor@
ben 1T, ME mebr gu tbrem @elo TOM
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Die Jlasge Der 6inefif6su RspubItt
in Rem gort entfdItet.
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8Iinber poIe Elm Spfer Der Biutir
Der Gtntpanberungsbeamten.
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9eprimirene
Sino Die Wahridten iiber belt
@einnobeits5uitano oesgrin5z
resemten Suitpolo pDn
gapern.
Cine 9tengeftaltnng bes DfterreiHt'
Iden aabtnetts tuiro In
Grtudsans sespsen.

Den si4eden ioIIsu stpei Sise i'm
Rubinett sussftanben tDerbeu.
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Rene 0eri&te iiber bic 6dmpfe
bel canton einsetrOHeu.
Die Rononentussln Der Regierungss
.ruppsn onssblih aus 3ols
perf.rtis..
Die olte gaunsrsi, fuie fie aud i'm
iaponifdsdinsIiidea ariese fsits
eeftellt murbe.
Msiisre Rahrihsen iiber ben fdHlpf
Der StolKner unb 1iirien bel
8engbn5i.

Die RcpoIifieH in portugal pInnen
dnsebIt4 einen speittn beipuffs
aeten GinfaII iu's 2anb.
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Die dIteite Glt 2oge ptrb 5umitaa
i4r nsues 9etm in Rem gDrt
elnDsthen.