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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25
DEPARTED
Tuesday. Jan. "a.

Maui Mololsai and Lanai ports
Mikahala, stmr. p. m.
Japan ports and Hongkong-lelyo
Maru, Jap. stmr, p. m.
Kauai ports-Kinau, stmr.. p. N.
Wednesday, Jan. 25.
San Francisco-S Sierra, O. S. 5. III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25
Nakomis en- Marine Railway.

Nakon1is en- Maine IA WAY.
Repairs, cleaning and a repaintlng
viii place the American schooner Ma
komis in seaworthy condition. That
vessel is now on the marine railway
after having discharged a shipment OF
lumber The schooner is expected
will sail for Puget Sound ports By
the last of the week. Her destination
is Port Townsend
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25
HONOLULU AERIL, LAG, +, 0 E
HONOLULU LODGE. 6l6. B. P. O. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. o.
Elks, meets in their hall, on King
Street, near Fort, every Friday eve
ming. Visiting Brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
JAS D. DOUGHERTY, e. r.
GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Sec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers,
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin
Publishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25

Arizonan Proceeding up the Coast.
Having discharged large shipmen'
of Hawaiian sugar at Salina Cruz, the
American Hawaiian freighter Arizon-
an is reported TO have left the 18TH
mus port for San Francisco on last
Saturday Hell next port of call vii
be San Francisco, thence to Seattle
and Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25

SUGAR Arrived at the lsthr1us.
With nearly ten thousand tons sug
ar from theGe islands, the American
Hawaiian freighter Virginian is re-
ported to have arrived at Salina Cruz
on Sunday. The vessel completed
cargo at Kahului and left that port
on January 9Th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25
6. C. Allen Due Daily.

Shipping men expect the arrival OF
of the schooner S. C. Allen with lum-
her from Puget Sound ports at any
day. The vessel is now out twenty
seven days from Bellineham. The
vessel and cargo come consigned t.
Allen and Robinson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-25
Nuuanu to Kaanapali.

Nuuanu to Kaanapali.
Work of loading six hundred tons
sugar ballast into the American barr
Nuuanu was progressing at lively
rate this morning. ThatA vessel Is
expected to sail for Kaanapali by Fri
day there to complete taking On 6
full shipment of sugar for the East
coast of the United States.
~
Robert Levers Soon Ready fer cea.
The rapidity iii which the cargo j
going out of the American schoone
Robert Levers would indicate that tn,
vessel will be ready for sea by thu
last of the week
IN
Lumber from the Sound.
A shipment of lumber from Pue3'
Sound ports is enroute to Honolu' 4
by the American schooner F. j Wood
The vessel sailed from Grays Harbo,
yesterday.
Mail Reached Frisco Yesterday.
The mail Gispatched from Honolulu
by the British freighter Saint Ron
aid is reported by cable to have ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Ezra q. Mason, of Bar Har Dor, spent last
week here.
improvements are being made on the
Bee cottage, purchased by Mrs. Prentiss.
Miss Elizabeth MCGEE, former teacher
here, spent last week in town, the guest
Of Mrs. Seth Lurvey.
Mrs. Henry Robbins has moved into the
rooms over the Lurvey store, recently
vacated by the Pierce family.
The old Pemetic castle is being moved by
crew OF workmen to be added to the
Claremsnt to enlarge the dining-room.
Clifford Robbins, who has been n the
scallop business at Rockland, has re-
turned with his family to his home here.
A baseball team has been organized by
the high school boys, with Elmer Mar
shall manager and Foster Higgins cap
tain. The team is open already to
challenges from neighboring teams.
April "a. SPRAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
Thin Hair on Top.

If Partisan Sage, the hair grower
that G. A. Parcher guarantees, will
not cause hair to grow where the hair
is thinning out, nothing on this earth
will.
And we say to everybody, man,
woman, young or old, you can have
your money back if Partisan Sage
isn't the best hair grower, hair saver,
hair beautifier and dandruff cure on
the market to-day.
1t stops itching scalp and falling
hair, and makes hair grow thick and
abundantly. or money back. Fifty
cents for large bottle.
Partisan Sage makes the hair soft
and brilliant and promotes growth. I
gladly recommend it to everyone. -
G. NJ. Emmons, Albion House, Pots
dam, N. Y, June I, 1910.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26

1873 state vs. Avery Small, appellant. sins,e
sale. Judgment Of lower court AZ
hrmed.
lssS state vs. Edward r Noyes, appellant.
violation OF ish law. mol pfossed on
payment OF $50.
1854 state VS. Clara Lsmpher, appellant,
BREWER. Judgment OF lower court
affirmed. Judgment satisfied.
yew Indictments.
lsss State vs. J Henry Maker, adultery. MOL
pressed.
iss7 State vs. Hester A Snow. adultery. mol
pressed.
isss-s state VS. Arthur Hunton, single sale.
Sapias.
1870 State vs. Arthur Hunton, common seller.
Capias,
1881 State va Thomas Landers, single sale.
Cap!es.
1887 State VS. John Mcdonald, single sale.
Capias.
1875 State VS. John Mcdonald. eommon
seller. Capias.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
DIED.

CONARY-At Bluehill, April "a, Mrs Elva
Conary, aged "a years, 2 months, II days.
COOPER-At Sedgwick, April 10, Otis B
Cooper, aged 81 years, months.
CROwLEY-At Corea, April %. Miss Hattie
Crowley, Of Gouldsboro, aged Is years.
DAvIS-At Waldo hospital, Belfast, April "a,
Edmond l. Davis, Of West Brooksville, aged
50 years, 10 months, 81 days.
GROSS-At Rockland hospital, April 10, Will
liam A Gross, Of swans Island, aged 81
years.
HAMoR-At Salisbury Cove, April Is, orring-
ton Hamor.
HAYwARD-At North Bucksport, April rs
Mrs Mary A Hayward, aged 81 years.
HILL-At Sullivan. April %, John U Hill
aged IS years. months.
LEACH-At North Penobscot. April rs, Hiram
Leach, aged IS years, months, days.
sMITH-At Bucksport, April II. Mrs Cynthis
Smith, aged 81 years, months, days.
YOUNG-At South Surry, April 20, Minnie
daughter OF Mr. and Mis- Everard Young
aged year, month. 10 days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
BORN.

BRowN-At Lamoine. April a. to Mr. and
Mrs Fred Brown, q daughter.
CAFETERIA Sedgwick, April II, to Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Carter, . son.
CLEvELAND--At South Deer Isle, April II,
to Mr. and Mrs Guy l. Cleveland, . son.
LEACH-At Bluehill, April IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Leach, . daughter.
LUNT-At Long Island, April II. to Mr. and
Mrs Atwood L Lunt, daughter.
SHERwOOD-At North Brooksville, April 20.
to Mr. and Mrs wiimot Sherwood, q daugh-
ter.
SMALL-At Stonington, April 10, to Mr. and
Mrs Philip w Small, son. lCiyde Austin.
sMITH-At Ellsworth, April 81, to Mr. and
Mrs Wesley Smith, son.
STACKPOLE-At West Ellsworth, April 10, to
Mr. and Mrs Irving A Stackpole, q daughter.
Esther Mary.l
WILLIAMSON Great Pond. April IS, to Mr.
and Mrs Fred Williams, g daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
SOUTH fENoBscor.

John Rainey has gone to Redstone, N.
H., to work.
School began April II, taught by Miss
Grace Slower, OF Brooksviile.
Capt. Earl Sellers has sailed for Rock
land with wood for 8. b. Condor.
Miss Florence Staples is rapidly recover
ing from a operation for appendicitis.
Friends OF Albert p. Leach are glad to
know he is gaining, after an illness OF ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Polly Clair, who has spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Johnson
Bridges, has returned to Bucksport.
Mrs. lnex GrindIe has returned home
from West Penobscot, where she has been
caring for Mrs. Lucy Farnham, who is III.
Capt. Ernest Perkins has gone to New
York to Join his vessel, after spending .
week with his parents, Abram Perkins
and wife.
April ~. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
MARRIED.

CHAfAIS-FERNALD- Bangor, April 49,
by John Merrill, esq, Miss Florence
Chafais, OF Calais, to Hugh Leroy Fernald
OF Franklin.
CHRISTIE-AUSTIN-A Lamoine, April 20
by Rev William II Rice, Mrs Isabella Wilson
Christie, to william Austin, both OF
Lamoine.
AvIS-BRADBURY-At Ellsworth, April 25
by Rev 5 w sutton, Miss Effie Estelle
Davis, Of Ellsworth, to John Frayne Brad
bury, OF Lawrence, Mass.
EPPES-WENTWORT Ellsworth, April
a. by Rev X Mathews, Miss Lena Eppes
to Harold A Wentworth, both of Ellsworth
STOVER-MOREY-At East Boston, April 10
by Rev VIM II vanAllen, Miss Maria {
Slower, of Bucksport, to Elmer Lake Morey
of Colombo, Ceyion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Alvah Giles has gone to Bangor to work
Mrs. John c. Meader, who has been III
OF grip, Is out again.
Lester and Annie Carter called on
relatives here Sunday.
joseph 8. Meadef, who has been In fail
ing health, is slowly gaining.
Clarence Carter and wife, OF Ellsworth
Falls, visited his parents, Darlington Car
ter and wife Sunday.
Thurston Cunningham, OF Bluehill, wal
the guest OF James w. Carter and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rubie Cunningham, of Bluehill
who has been visiting her parents, J. w
Carter and wife, returned home Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26

Mrs. Isabel Smith has been G ute ill.
B. II. Meader spent a few days in Ban
gor last week.
Mrs. Eliza Stackpole and daughter May
belle spent the weekend with relatives in
Ellsworth.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Irving Stackpole are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF q
daughter, Wednesday, April 10.
Burt I. Carter, who has spent the last
two weeks with his grandfather, went to
North Orland Friday, and will 60 from
there to his home in Ludlow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. Louis Moore is in poor health.
Nelson Garland is making extensive re-
pairs on his house.
Clarence Tourtelotte has returned from
Nicolin to attend school.
Mrs. Eva Garland has been confined to
the house for several days.
John Tourtelotte, who has been work.
ing for Simon Garland the past winter,
has returned to his home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
..., saiourned tinslly Friday

toart adjourned finally Friday.
Friday was occupied BY divorce hear
,,ys Fourteen divorces were decreed as
iolows.
man. C. Hatch, iibeiIant. from George A.
Watch, descrtioe. Graham for Hbeliant.
n, p. znies, libeiiant. fron Florence
csnniughsm for iibeiisnt; Fellows a Fellows
for Ibellee.
uohsr. d. Randall, iibeIlant, from Lo,sie L
Randall, adultery. Martin & Cook for libel
liant.
Inseohiue e. Bennett, iibe.iant, from
cSsrles A. bennett, intoxication. Fellows q
Fellows for Hbeliant.
whi,aeld Brown, iibellaut. from Edith
Patterson Brown. descrtion. Il. .. Clark for
HhellanE.
Lannle L. Ciouwh. iibellsnt, from Henry C.
c1ouxh, cruel and abusive treatment. e. s.
Sisrk Ter lihellant: Chase for libeiiee.
zeusida Hopkins. Iibeiiant, from Lepyelett
". HOP kins, desettion. y. s. Clark for libel
liant.
Abbie L. King. iibeIisnt, from william 4.
Hius, cruel aud abusive treatment. Z. 8.
Clark for iibellant.
Celia G. siusord. Iibeiiaut, from Leon O..
sirfofd desertion. u. 8. Clark for iibrliant;
Graham for hbeliee,
Cora Z. Cunningham, iibeiiant. from syl-
yanus G. Cunnin9ham. cruel and abusiye
Cora A. Higgins. 1ibellant. from Ivory w.
higgins, desertion. Giles for libeilant.
Charles Il. Mitchell, libeilant, from Lettie
T. Mitchell, dcsertton. Tracy for iibeliant.
Everett e. Wheeler. libellAnt. from julia T..
Wheeler, desertiou- Tracy for iibeiiaui.
Lillian A. hopkins. iibeIiant. from sontine
l. Hopkins, dcsertion. Hale 3 Hamiin. for
libeliGnt; Z. $. Clark for iibellee.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Following is tho criminal docket, with
record of disposal OF cases not previously
reported:
Battered April Term, 1909.
i7sT state Va Bonnie Daigle. common seller.
seife facias.
i7s State vs. Bonnie psigle, common nui-
ssnee. scire facisa.
i7ss s.a;a vs. Bonnie Daigle. single sale
scire facias.
Es.ersd October Tsym. 1909.
ifs state vs. Avery small, appellant, search
and seizure. Oct isoe-Picadcd guilty.
Continued.
isos STATE V Eddie oemistey. single sale.
defaulted scfre fAciAs.
Entered april Tsrss. 1910.
1897 state VS. Augustus Maxnusson, single
sale. Continued.
1850 State rs Harry Graves, arson. Oct 1910
Principal dsfauited. Continued.
iss state vs. Harry Graves, arson, April
1919. Pleaded not guilty. Jury dis
agreed. bail nxed II i,soo. Oct le;2
- Principal and sureties defaulted.
Continued.
1875 State Va Arthur Hunton. single sale.
Oct isIo-P1eased guilty; continued for
sentence. CapiAs.
iS2 State vs. Thomas Landers. common seller.
Respondents and surctiss defaulted.
Capias.
iSs-s State Va Thomas Landers, single sale.
oet 1sio-Principai and sureties de-
taalted. Capias.
Battered October Term 1910.
iss state vs. Avery Small. drunk aud disor-
DERBY. Judgment q lower court af-
armed
1870 State VS. Mary A White, drunk and dis
orderly. Pleaded guilty: continued
fof sentence. April i9lt-Respondept
and suretics defsulted. Scire facias,
iSs state rs Eddie Comiske common seller.
Capias.
Mes appealed Cases.
4s-f State w Arthur Hunton. appellant,
search and seizure. Continued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
MARINE LIST.


West Sullivan - Sid April 20, schs Sadie
Wilcutt. Y; Georgietta, Boston; Lizzie
Lee, Boston
Ar April 20. schs Chas Jeffries, N Walker
Ar April "a, schs Donna T Allstone, Win
chester
Sid April q, sch Storm Petrol, New Bedford
Sid April %, sch Ned p Walker, Boston
Ar April rs, schs American Team. Franconia
Sid April Is, sch Chas JefYries, NY
Southwest Hsrbor-sld April Is, ga $ Copia
for Nova Scotia
Sid April "a, sch Pearl Nelson for Grand
Manan, " b; ga y Nickerson
Sid April %, sch Henry Chase
Ar April II, st $ Massasoit and sailed the 18th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
HANCOCK s. J. COURT.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT FOR TERM
FRIDAY.
,,sy DIVORCE HEARINGS ON Last
nav DISPOSAL OF CASES ON
CRIMINAL DOCKET.


Presiding Justice = LuciLius A. sxEay,
ellsworth
rls,s--JoHs e. BUNKER, Bar Harbor.
coauty Attorney = HgRssRr L. 0aaHAx
Bar Harbof'
shs,in-JouS r. wKB<rKR. Ellsworth.
,,r,sr--FRKp p. SARGENT, GouIdsboro.
nennties - EUGENE A. GRExsK, Deer Isle:
rnw.Hp T. FINS, Ellsworth; JosxFH j.
aosKRrs, Winter Harbor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLAY. Portland.
uessepger.-BRyAs MappocKs, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
WET sTONINGTON.

WEST STONINGTON.
Mrs. Harold Stinson is spending few
days with Mrs. William Stinson.
Archie Barbour is home from Waldo
boro, where he has been employed.
Guy Cleveland and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of . son,
April IL.
Mrs. Alfred Biggins, who has spent q
week with Mrs. Guy Cleveland, has re-
turned to Bass Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
EDEN.

Clarence Alley is just getting out, after
an illness OF grip.
Harry wilson is here for visit with his
wife, who il with her mother.
George Emerson died at he Bar Hafbor
hospital, after an illness Of four weeks.
Ralph Robbins and wife have returned
home. after Q visit OF four weeks in Ban
gor, Milo and Niilinockct. Mr.. Robbins
bought a fine horse while away.
April "a. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
ISLEFORD.

Miss Fannie Jarvis, who has been en-
ployed at Bar Iarbor, is at home.
Mrs. W. 4. Hadlock, accompanied by
her son George, left for Boston Thursday
to remain for visit with relatives. g. r.
Hsdlock returned Saturday.
April "a. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-26
SaIeSladieS Wanted

To sell the famous p s. B. Black Taffeta silk
Petticosts, direct from onr factory to wearer;
ean make from go to $35 weekly. Number
Of agencies limited. Write at once for par
ticulars. Address P. & B. SKIRT Co.. Lynn,
Mass. Enquiry dept
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
$50 bas weibIi6e gsIdIedt iiber-
uiest.

SIN oGgemeinen gibt es in ben
Ser. Staaten mebr 8erfonen mdnnli-
den ols meibli6en @eidledts. 6
Staoten ieOo9, oorunter Der 9iitrift
Columbia, baben cine 5abIrei6ere
tueiblide als mGnnli9e 8eboIferung,
SIN 9iItrift Columbia fteben 1852
$50 8erfonen m1nnli6en @ei6Ie6ts
49, 19 peibli6en @ei6le9ts gegerl-
iiber. Sn ben flint Staoten Nfaiia-
dufetts, &bo De SsIanO, MorplanO,
Nortb Carolina uno Soutb Garoiina
uno in Dem 9iItrift Columbia iiber-
trifft oas tpetbli9e 8eOolferungsre-
element oos mGnnli1e Inn 100,782
SIN groBen uno gailaer aber leben
in ben Ser. Staaten Inn 1851, 1913
mebr mGtlnli9e als Weiblt9e Berlo-
men.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
0es GrfOIses fider.


Ser HIan oes Observation-Disclosures
8eitungsmonnes Soiepb gruder, Der
ffh in 9elttfdIan0 in einem Aero'
nanten umgetuonoeIt unO ben Tub.
men @nti9luB gefaBt Bat, ben Atlalt-
ttI1en S3eor 5u iiberfltegen, pat
bier in @oibington eihen begetlter-
ten 8efiirporter in einem gtant1e &c.
fun0en, OeiIen fnbmdnnii9es Hrtetl
geraoe in oieiem Sale BON gart5 be-
ion0erem @ert tit. 9teier begeilter-
te 2obre0ner oes 8riider'iden Inter
nebmens lit fem @eringerer, als
8rof. @inis 6. Moore, Der Gbef oes
8unoesuetterbureaus oabier. S6on
BEL Dem Diner, tpel6es Der our Sor-
0erunq 0es l1nternebmens aus
0eutIhlano beriibergefommene Erd-
fi0ent Ser Sronsatlmtii1en Slug
expedition, Or. Saul s. Sans, lln-
ldngit bier elmer Mn5abl berDorra-
GENDER DISQUALIFICATION, oarunter
Dem Oel1ti9en 8otibafter, ben &orl-
qreBmitglieoern Cannon, Bangett
OecGan, iotDie ben b%efannten dro-
nautii6en So9beritdn0igen Or. Ml-
bert s. CABIN, Maior George 8.
Squiep uno Sanptmann Soul BED
BON Der 8unOesarmee gab, bette
Brof. Moore in begeiiterten @orten
Itd fir oie MogIi6feit Der Durf-
fiibrbarfeit oes fiibnen l1nterneb-
mems altsqeIproden. Gin 8rief ben
er Or. @ons nod Seem 0orf ian0te,
ipri6t nod enti6ieoener Die lleber-
ae1gltng BON Dem @eIingen Oes 8ld-
mes aus, Der mie allies, mas Oelttihe
unternebmerL auf fi6erer miien-
I6aftli6er @r1nolage aufeebaltt lei.
| @1breno cine lleberqlterung oeSQt-
Iantic in mittleren 8reitegraOen elm
ausii6tsIoies, tollfiibnes nnterfan-
gen iein miir0e, babe Die BON Der @r-
petition getp6bIte Goute uno Sabres=
8eit meteorologii9 ale &usii6ten
ouf einen g~l1n5enoen grfolg, 3un1al
oaS 2uftidiff cine 8etbe genialer
Neuerungen fir 9usbalan3ierung in
b%eItimmter, gIeidbleibenoer SOben-
Iaqe mittels aus Dem Steer gepump-
ten @aIierbalIaits, lopie fir &iib-
hung ser 8auonbiile befiBe.
Or. Sans lit am Wontag Abenn
nod Chicago ~abeereiit, mo- er ole
Seiertage 8u berbringen geoenft @r
miro am A. Sunaar nit Der n&ron-
prin5eilin gecilie~ pieoer Die Slid.
reiie mad Deltti1lanO %antreten, I'M
in Berlin oie 8erpndltng un0 Die
gerienOung oes DoaitGnoig fertigen
9uftidiffes 05u1oro" nod Eenerif-
ia 5il iibertpn9en.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
columbia snrnOereim.

SIN Columbia Surnoerein fan0 amt
MeittuuG, Dem 81. Seq. Die balbidbr-
li6e 8eamtenpabl ltatt. @s puroen
getpGbIt als 1. Spre9er grnIt Ser
ltenberg, als 1. @i8epr6i MlfreO Be-
%al1oert; ais 2. gi8epr1It0ent 6. S.
8rinfmann; als propi1orii9er
S6rifttpart Saul @alfter; als ST.
nan5iefretGr 6. S. S%iirgenien; aIs
S6asmeiiter @m. NorOboff; aIs 2.
EurntDart @rnit 2elsner; aIs 2.
8eugtpart 81. 9inoDiser; als 8iblio-
G6efor Sreo. 2aur; als 1. Sabnen-
trigger Sad. 8aumgarten; ais Gorft-
Ser 0es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sobn
Sit; als @orfiber oes &omites fir
Gortr1ge @rnit @i6ner; als 8oriiBer
oes Sinan5fomites Mn0r. 3OffLer;
ais @oriiBer oes 8ibliotbef : Nus-
I6uIies Capt. 6. e. G9pegler; als
8or1iber 0es DRUID uno BreBfomi=
tes Albin Sc. MeiBner, aIs 9elegat
gum 9euti1en @ailenbaus emil 9.
S9dffer; als 9elegat gum Deut-
I1en GentrolDerein 6. s. Siirgenien,
Saul Salfter uno Sobn Mlt; als De-
legat gum 8urnbe8irf Wtar SdmiOt;
als &orIiser Oes &ousfomites Bern.
@nores; als S9ulborftono @m.
NorOboff; ols 8eihperoeausi9uB
6. S9enfen, Sreo. Steiner uno Jreo.
2nur. /:
@GbrenO Die 4bltimurltng I'M @an-
ge mor, tDurOe I'M 8arIor cine @eib-
na6tsfeier nit 8eibnahtsbaitm uno
nit 8eideerrng fir Die &inOer abge-
balten.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sn ben nG9Iten Sagen miro Erd-
liOent Gait an elmer 8otl9oft arbei-
ten, Die er i'm Sanuar Dem &ungref
8uiAiden min. sic ion it9 oul
Spariamfeit unO 2eiItlngsfGbtgfeit
in Den 0eportemeuts be5ieben. Sin
9ienstog empfing er bon Der Geo.
nomD anb efficiency : G%ommiiiion'
eineu borI1ufigen 8eriht, Dorin bar
gelegt miro, oaB in ieoem SabrI
Minionen Our1 8ermeiOung boz
0oppeIter Arbeit DerIdieOener 81tre
ai1r unO Our6 4enoerungen I'M 8e
trieb Der Departments eripart Der
ben f0nnen. Gin Dolitdnoiger 8e
riGt miro Dem 8rGiioenten redtaei
tig 5ugeben, Inn ibn in BEN Stani
gu iebeu, feline 8otidaft wom0glid
i6on in Der erften SGlfte Oes Sanu
ar all bouenoen. &abinettsiiBungel
muroen in 0ieier ISOLDE ni6t nbge
balten; Die nd6ite finOet am tom
member Dienstag, Dem 2. Sanuar
ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@eibmadtsn.

.9us frobIide @eibna9tsfeit Iiegt
mieoer einmal binter uns. 90 mie
mir uns na6 unieren oeliti6en 8e-
ariffen einen 8eibna6tstog poritel-
len, mar Ser beurige @eibna6tstag
bier in 8aibington aaerOings ni6t.
Son mirbelnOen S6neefloden in Der
betltQen Ga6t, BON erfrii1enoer &dl-
tie, mie Ite D0lig ltnoermittelt Dorge-
tern eingeieBt bat, pom S6littenpar-
item un0 feltli6em Sreiben ouf Der
@is6abn NOR ni6ts Dabr8unebmen,
0enn felt oretBig Sabren bat man INN
oieIe Sabres5eit in unierem 8reiten-
feline 10 miloe @itterung gebabt. Die
8el8bdn0Ier baben infolgeOeiien IN
oieiem Sabre fein %belonoers gntes
8ei6na6tsgei1dft gena6t.
S6on Dor Mfitterna6t taten fif
Die fatboIii1en &ir6en auf, oern in
alien 0ieien purOe Inn Mitternabi
elm feierli6es So9amt a~bgebaIten.
9as in Der ct. Marienftr9e Oauerte
nit Ser 8reoiqt ~uuoertboLb Stun0en.
Mnoodtsboa folete Die oas gana
tagbea erleli9tete @ottesbau8 fill
len0e N1enge ben bebren 8eiien Der
BON einem gltten @bor geiungenen
Neefie ufo Den @orten unO Sano-
lungen Des meneleienOen, BON 5Dei
II1iitenten u1ngebenen Hrte1ters.
SSn alien proteitontii6en 4ir6er
fun0 am 8ormittog Elm Salptgottes-
oienit Itatt un0 in alien, nit Iusnab-
me Der @oncoroiafir6e, in meIder
oieie 6eier erft am Mitttpod abgebal-
ten muroe, CAB es am Mben0 eine
@eibnadtsfeier fir Die 4in0er Der
GonntqsIhulen. gta1 Dem Ab1in-
qen mebrerer Der ber3erquidenoer
aIten oeutI6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dem 4ufio9en BON Sprii6en uin.
puroen S6iiler u1lO 2ebrer unter
Dem I'M 2idterglan5 unO bunter Sar-
6enpra6t ItrablenOem 8eibnaAts.
baum nit miIig gegebenen, frelOil
empfangenen @eibna6tsgaben be-
oa9t.
8eri6ieoene Ser @~obltdtigfeits'
pflege li6 tpiOmenOe 8ereinigunger
6atten Anitolten getroffen, Die Armer
uno NotleioenOen 81 ipeiien uni
ielbit oens@ efangenen in ben Straf.
unItalteu muroe aus AulaB oes 6eites
Der 2iebe elm feitlihes Nfabt aufge.
tiidt.
3rei oeutl9e gereine, Der 0Arior
@eiungperein" Der n@ermania Mi1n'
nerd)or" uno Ser uSnfel 9raiig-ger'
Jniigltngsberein~ perOen morgen "
6erlo in ibren reipeftiDen 8eriamm'
lungslofolen @eihna9tsfeiern fin
Den iuqen0liden gta9pubs ibrer
DeitgIieoer De%ranitolter. 9ie betref-
enoen 9amenbereine baben, urter'
tiiBt BON Dem einen un0 Dem dnoe'
zen oieniteifrigen Serrn,, 0ieie 5eierr
oeranItaltet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
GinpanOernns nnO SidpanOernns,

9ie SdluBberi6te Der @iutuanOe-
rungSbeboroe fir oas laufenoe Sabr
8eigeu, oaB i'm Sabre 1911 nabe6u
100000 @inpanoerer peniger ali
@ais Sslano gelauoet iinO, uls I'M
Sabre 1910. -Die @bnabme betragi
oole 80 8ro3ent i'm @erglei6e 81
Dem lebten Sabre urO Die @inuanoe-
rung lit gegenpGrtig geringer als 81
irgeno elmer 3eit felt 1908. auf Der
anoeren settle tparen Die nod euro
pa abgebenoen Sdiffe nod niemals
10 ge0r6ngt bon bon Hiidwanoerern,
mie jest. @n6e Der borigen ISOLDE
mllBte elm 0ampfer in Seem Yort
500 Observation-Disclosures auf Der
8erft 5uriidlaiien, neil er feinen
Naum fir Iie batte.