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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
THE PARKS NEW PEOPLE.

The Park will have a lot of new
people tonight, for no fewer than
three new faces will be seen, in ad-
dition to those excellent artists
Barnes and West and the Melnotte
Sisters. This will be a very strong
bill. One of the new acts is a dou-
ble by Richard Harding and Grace
WATSON. To quote their Gown alli-
terative card they are Something
seldom seen; our own originalities
mean much merriment; entertaining
everyone everywhere; an artistic
act; comic, clean, clever; two talent
ed topnotchers." After such original
verbiage as that, it would seem un-
necessary to say more, excepting that
the new act is a talking and singing
one. One important recommendation
the new people have is that they will
sing and tell everything of their own
composition. These times this an ex-
cellent feature. They should have
no difficulty in establishing them
selves as firm favorites. Miss Whine
baldwin is the other newcomer. She
comes with the reputation of being
the best single soubrette turn in San
Francisco, and Manager Congdon
knows that there Will be no disap-
ointment in her Barnes and West
are in their last two nights, and they
will signalize their departure with
something special. These people are
show in themselves, and it will be
with regret that Park patrons will
part from them. The improvements
that Manager Congdon is having
made, are being rushed on, and al
ready there is something tangible to
show for the labor executed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
IMPROVEMENTS TO PARK.

Manager Congdon is having trans
formation effected at the Park thea
ter. Recently he obtained a permit
from the powers that be to effect the
necessary alterations and additions,
and right away he had operations be-
gun Already there can be seen the
framework of some of the improve
ments. The orchestra pit has been
made, and the skeleton of the pro
scenium has nearly been completed.
This will give an excellent appearance
to the stage and its surroundings, for
the crudities that existed previously
will have been wiped out, and in their
stead will be reared a handsome
structure with artistic touches that
will appeal to all The stage will be
extended, and will have depth of
forty feet by aorty-fve feet, thus
allowing for any extraordinary act,
such as that put on by Wills and
Hassan recently.
Out of sight of the audience, many
other improvements will be effected,
such as better arrangements for ex-
it's from the stage, but underneath
there will be up-to-date and ade-
quately-equipped dressing rooms.
Heretofore the performers have had
makeshift in this direction, but now
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
NOVELTIES NEW PEOPLE.

The Novelty will have big bill to-
day, when some new people will make
their initial bows to Novelty audi
ences. They will begin at the matt
nee. They are two full blooded
Moors named Kazaro Benabdic and
Madam Benabdic, who have a decid-
eddy novel act in which they display
some extraordinary strength and
some wonderful spinning as well
as other remarkable feats. They
should be immediate successes. In
addition there will be Conchita Car
rouza a Spanish girl, who will sing
in her native tongue, and execute
some real Spanish dances. There will
also be Miss Margaret Lowell, who
will sing some favorite ballads.
There will be the usual picture pOr-
ton of the programme, and Manager
ChOng will maintain the usual high
standard of films. BY an error it was
stated in these columns on Saturday
that the new people would appear
that evening; the mistake is regret
ted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
THE BIJoU.

The Biiou will present an excep-
tionally strong programme tonight.
In addition to Jones and Greiner and
Richard Kipling, there will be Burke
and Burke, two comedy sketch ar
lists, Joe Carroll, a comedian and
dancer. The Little Aflague Sisters,
song and dance artists, and an extra
ordinary novelty in the way of a
Chinese play. This combination will
comprise twenty actors, who will wear
gorgeous Oriental costumes, and will
produce a play that is something eX-
elusive in China, where, it is said,
it is only produced at the request of
royalty, or on some special occasions.
The company carries with it its own
musicians, and its own scenery, so
the patrons of the Bijou will have
an opportunity Of seeing a real
Chinese play under favorable con-
ditious. This play should prove to be
particularly strong draw. In ad-
dition to this programme, of course,
there will be several reels of pictures,
and there will be some incidental
music by the excellent orchestra
under the dictatorship of conductor
w. r. Hughes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
sAvoYs eREAT PROGRAM.

For three shows Saturday even
ing the Savoy theater was packed to
the doors, and The crowd at the
fourth show, late in the night, was
quite large. And the program merit
ed all the support it received. Seldom
if ever has a cleaner or better featur-
ed program been staged in the vaude-
Vile houses Of this city, and Mana
ger b. j. Love is to be congratulated
upon assembling such an array of big
acts Every player Saturday night
drew rounds of applause, and every
feature was up to high mark,
The Laredos added new laurels
unto themselves Saturday night and
will have new features tonight. These
people have finished their first week,
and have made good in every respect.
Saturday night the new people ap-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
THE EMPIRES BEST.

The program presented at the big
family theater, the Empire, Saturday
evening was fully up to the standard
prescribed by Manager Scully, and
the great audiences enjoyed to the
full the excellent features presented.
The Musical Bentleys again charm
The Suanish dance of Gertrude Eula-
lie was much enjoyed, while the sing
ing of the chorus girls was excellent
and pleasing. These entertainers
came in for frequent and hearty al
The Musical Bentleys again charm
ed their hearers, and tonight will
present new selections on the great
Marina zylophone. Their interpre-
tation of Hawaiian airs is superb and
invariably brings down the house.
During the week Crawford and
Meeker will stage some new sketches.
This team is recognized as one OF
the best that has ever appeared in
Honolulu in their line. George Stan
ley's vocal specialties took well Satur-
day night and he will have some new
songs tonight.
Amateurs will take part in the ma
tinee this afternoon and again in the
main show Friday night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23

pcared, aud proved all that had been
proml icd for them and more. The
Doric Trio scored an especially great
hit They appeared four times during
the evening, and each time were re-
called fppm three to FIVE times. This
trio. 1t may be remarked. Is composed
OF three educated. refined gentlemen.
who have taken to the stage as
matter Of fancy. Two OF them were
educated for professional careers of
another sort, but the call OF the foot
lights would not go unheeded as to
them. and here they are. Tonight
they lave new character songs and
stage stunts of most pleasing
character
Dolliver and Rogers proved another
strong team. Miss Deliver, by the
way. was here some ten years ago as
a child in the well remembered Ellie
ford Company. AS a young woman,
It may be imagined, she is even more
pleasing as a stage factor and her
acrobatic dancing with Rogers is
simply immense.
Manager Love announces that the
amateurs will be given a turn tomor-
row evening. Some of the best in the
ciyt have been listed, and the feature
will lie even more interesting than
past entertainments of the same sort.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23

these rooms will be all that could be
desired. An entrance on the side
street leading directly TO the dressing
rooms. will allow artists to gain In
gress to the theater without pass
ing through the auditorium. The i'm
provements will cost about $4,000 and
Will make the park-1hoalei an up-to-
date house I'm every way, and Will
certainly add to the beauty Of the
surroundings. Some fresh stage
scenes are being painted, and these
win be ready to be Installed simulta-
neously with the fnishing-touches Of
the improvements that are now being
carried out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will rem
der the following program at Emma
Square this evening beginning at half
past seven o'clock:
March-Angelina ...........S cotto
Overture-Monk's Dream. &c. Safroni
Finale-IIuguenots ....... Meyerbeer
election-Madame Sherry Hoschna
Vocal-Popular Songs. Ar by Berger
Selection-Scotch Melodies. Ladders
Waltz-The Syrens. .... Waldteufel
Finale-A Good Kiss. ......,...C oote
The Star Spangled Banner.
Rnagl |. nat osYhc shrd emf shr en-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
At THE THEATERS
Sms:MSMzEzW-MzlzEEmzU1nSxS

All the thoaters were well attended
on Saturday night when excellent
programmes were submitted. To-
night there will be a number of new
People at some of the shows. The
Biiou will have an almost entirely
new bill and so will the Park. Pat
rons are promised that all the new
people are good, and some of them
will be vouched for by the managers
for their work has been seen. So
far the contamination of the theatrical
combine seems to be Just as far of
as ever, but it is possible that some
definite news will be available to-
today. 1t is not anticipated that the
combine will ever be effected
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
s15.ooo.ooo REQUIRED
COR MISSIONARY Plan.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan 13.-"I do not
believe l am violating any confidence
when / say that at the annual meet
ing Of all the secretaries of foreign
mission boards in New Yor!: City, now
being held. proposition to raise a
monster missionary fund may be de-
cided upon"
This was the statemnt of ]. Camp
bell White of New York, general sec
rotary of the Laymen's Missionary AS
sociation, at the Mercantile Club last
night.
"The advisability of such a decision
has been quietly discussed for some
time now, and the announcement
would not be at all surprising. The
goal will be at least $15,OOO,000, which
would fill badly needed want in the
equipment of the missionary enter
prises already established abroad"
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
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ssipital.aominiiidre trstsn bic n.uel
6.sdHbt oifiIisu an oi. GtaOt ab.

Die offi3isIe GrOffuung Der neuen
5ofpitdIs,bduos fir anftedenbe arunts
beiten, tpel6s auf Rontog Gng,itbt
porpen mar, ipiro dm1onHerltag itotts
finoen. Wapor Snpa6, Siherbeitss
Oirsitor Smaa unb Or. Sohu 2on6is
bonn geIuHbbeiisamis fteaien iih ges
tern Ra6mittag i'm itabtii6en 6Dipis
tai elm unb inipi3irten bic Darbs fur
S6arla6 spatieHttn. um iih burh eli
geneu ausenIbein bdnon su iiberssus
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btrridsnbsn gerbdltniHe ouf Wabrbsit
hsruhen oher niht. sic idnhen IN ben
beiosn. NIT 80 getten ousgeitattetsn
Wares 81 patienten Dor, bon bensn
mnn6s auf benz 5ubbootn ssbettet ma.
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6errsn cine GoHferen3 NIT ben 6ofpi.
talsacmmiffdren ab. nod nslfTr BIZ
nepen 6oipital9ebdube fir anfttdtnbs
arantheittn ofFi3i.a BON ben apmmifs
fdrtn an bic Stabt abssseben ipurbeu
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clifton gsrb,HnaHgs. .9.ieIliHaff.

Die Clifton 0rbeF.rungss unb
Shusesietlihaft bot gsitsrn bic fol-
senb.n geamtsn fir cas luufsnos Sahr
e-pdblt: q. SO. Gra6, grdiioeut; 80
u. 5opple, 8igs. .gr1fiosut; u. 6
Msper, ShaBneiitsr; Or. 6. g. Col
Ter, Sstrstdr; Bm. 5orriIon, Samss
q. Rorrifon, 8. garrit. Otto gfIsssr
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bic ihr eeeisnet sridsinsn, nufbistsn
Die 6srreH Sohn ped unb Games q
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noHHt, um nit qusihiiFen Der Ser
beFerunssz z9efelihaitsn ppn 4pouoaI
uHb Bomb Gin suiammeH5uarbsitsH
lin GemeinI6doen, bic aus Dem ia
trit6etrie6 in ct. Bernard ii6 srss6sn
ah5uIhdffen.
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perfonab0

IDir beri6tsten s.itsrn bas amRonz
tag srfolste4blsben bss 5srrn 5eurp
5eeg, Der i'm nabe3u poQsHbstsn 70.
3sbensidhrs bus3eitlifs gtisgnet bate,
Die gitttpe bat ben Gottsn nur stnen
5ag iiberlsbt. beun gsftsrn tUurbs aud
5rau aanes 5ees, 9eb. S6uIsr,
bonn lobe dbberufen unb Die Gattsn,
bie 10 Disle lanss Sabre 5rsuo uut
2etb NIT chamber eetbeIt babeu, ipsr,
ben nun nebeueinunDer gum stpiger
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6esg, bic Iid tbenfo fpis tbr Gatte al.
ssrueinsr a6tung unb Giebe srfrsute
hatte elm utter BON 68 SabreH srs
reiht. 8ds DoppelbterdbRiB finbst on
8onneritas Rahmittag 0om 3rausr:
baui.. 428 aba Strdb., ouf 5airpisu
6ei9hts, aus itatt.
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9Oid)tige 3ngeitdnoniffe
Gitanet etabtratb G'8rien BON Der
8assDdeflfGait.

5taotrdthsmitgiieo Rob. O'8rien,
her in ben fiirslihen 9erbdnolungen
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trafts fir bic Stdot cine grobe Rolle
aeTpieIt bot, bate geitern cine aonfe.
rens NIT grdiibent aenun bon Der
@osaefellihaft. 8n Der qegentpdrtige
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aEtduft, ma6te 6err S'grien ben 8ors
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ifa[firung bes neuen Spitems borans
f6reiiet, aud bic 8orthsile Der nieori.
oeren Rdten oenieBen jolls. 5err ae.
ran erfldrte iid nit bieiem goridlage
tinperftnnben, fpds cine bebeutente
gripdrniB fir ben Stootidtsl beoeu.
tet, Defenders neil bas neue Snitem
fbon NIT 9eginn Der 6srbitmonats in
fer unteren Stnot eingefiibrt unb bis
gum erjten DECEMBER in aller Staots
theilen in Operation Tein pirb.
Des Weiteren erbot ii6 bic Gasgss
fellfhdft, naB bic admpen ouf jsbsr
Geit. Der StraBe nur so SUB BON elm,
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um Dem gubIitum dnauheutsu, no Tid
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tperben be pfoiten an ben Strabeu
eden 5hilber erbalten, ouf tpsIten oiI
Strobnnamen dngebraht 'inb uno BIZ
pdbreub Der Rudt5eit ilIuminirt tper
zen IofIen.
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Die 9Or9Gnge in oer
8iIIu QlIuttnt. ueber ben
3pii6enfau in Der 9iQa QQatiut ipiro
aus Saloniti beri6tet: Der untsroffiz
sier sSuTuf, Der fir ben GuBeren Bahs
bienIt Der .8ila Der Qrmes" (friiberen
8iIa 2tlatini) beItimmtsn MiIttdrabz
tbeilung, erifoB DOR einigen 3ageu iet=
nen 2eutnant Ssman Sepftt, Der tim
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bate. Der amtlthe 9eritt beiast.
Qeutnant Osmun Setpiit babe bic be-
treffenbs Qbtbeilung iiben Iaffeu, NOS
Bel Der betreffenoe llnterofft8ier iibsr
un8pedmdbtge AnoroRungeH oes 2euts
nants geIaht babe. Rahoem oieUtanrs
ihaft Qboetrsten mar, purbe Der llHs
teroffi8ter pon feinem 8prgeieBteH CUR
Rebe oefteIIt, unb babel Iieb ith bieisr
hinreibeu unb obrfetgte ben unteroffia
ster. 4ls Die Qbtbeilung an Oemfelbsn
Taae pteoer iibsu folte, tpeigerte lie
fih anfangs, un5utreten, tpeiI iie bon
/ SuHuf aIfgsbebt tporoeu mar. Die
Solbaten IieBen iin ober oura Diff
siere iiberreben, ben 8eborium ntht 3u
pertpeigeru. Sn5piideu puroe 2euts
nant Gsman 5stpfit, Der in Die tIeine
aaierue eingetreten mar, Die ith binter
Der 8illa Der Nrmee befinhet, poH oela
bort antpeIenben lluterpffBier JuIIuf
bura einsn ShuB aus ietusm U}d'ls
ferqepebr meuhlings nteberge'tre@i.
Der Ut0rber tpurbe iofort feitseRoHis
men uno lit bem Rriegsgertdt iiberef
ben tuprben. -- Die dusndrts ber
breiteten Melouugen iiber ben 8eIunaa
beitssuitanb AbbuI 5amio's iine uns
beqriinpet. Der Gr Sultan bettnoet
fi6, abgefeben pon ssitpetltgen Rer
penft0rnngeu, trphI. Die ooL!itdnn:a
unbeariinbeten g}ahrthteu iibsr
SeIbFmprbbsriu6e 2lbbuI Sarte, !
, entitammen, rpie perldutet. ben 5srIhs
, ten zines ruITtI3en SourHultiteu, oeS
! Dor einigeH 3agen psrgebens neriuh'
. bat, 4hnuI SoHiO in isiner gtlla ~
!isben.
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llniperiiiGtsraih.

/, Sn Der aeftrissn Sibung bss Uni
perIitdtsrath Durbe cine Shentuna
BON $1,000 bes friibersn Rdpprs Su.
Iius 5Istfdmann atseptirt. aus osren
gintiinfteH 13 Shiiler.Stipenbien in
benz RcTiden College fir bilosnb,
aiinfte treirt iperoen iollsn. Ter gIar
bss grpf. Moors, GIFTS bes gunoss'
Metter.9urenus in darlington, I'm
gurnst Woohs Bart cine Wettertpartc
su .rridtsn unb Elm Diesbe3iialidea
9epartement in Der llnioerfitGt bamtt
si Derbinben, ipuroe oes Qingsrsn BE-
fprohen unb ihli.Bli4 sinem 5psSial.
ausihuB bebufs psitsrsr llntsriu6unc
iberipieien.
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&. 8. Sarretl frstqeIaffeu

S. 8. 8urreu frst8elaffen.
Msrito, 4. 2tpriI. s. s. Sars
rel, Elm UtinsRbeitBer, Der iauloig
befuuben poroen mar, Der DtitihuIz
bige zines Wteritaners BET etnemWloro
gepeien gu fein, uHO Der gu 3ehnSahz
rem 8efdngniB perurtbeiIt Duroe, tit
am Oieuitog auf Befebl oes oberfteH
8eri6tsbofs fretgeIdTeH pOrosu, Del'
der bas llrt6eil nieoerer SnItau3 ums
geitoben bot.
SarreQ, Elm Qmeritaner, bate feta
nen RepOlper, nit benz Der Woro be-
qangen rpuroe, einem Mteritaner geIiez
ben. 3us 8eridt bat min eutfhtez
ben, boB ni8t Der gerirgite getpsts
bafiir oorbdnDen mar, Dab Jarrsa uut
bic WorbplGue oe5 Meritoners gea
nuBt babe. Der Wann par nur 3tDst
Wlonute i'm 9efdngntB.
/ Der San bate in petten aretfen
4uFmertIumtsit erregt, neil bic amez
ritanii6e 8otIQuft 'i6 in Der enera
giTaiten WsiIe fir Torreu perpenoet
4 bdtte.
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Tas Gltarinabaus.

Die CLEARING Spuis aHoeiation bisIt
aeitern ibre SabresiiBung ob. 9em uus
iertrsiteteH Berift 3ufolge belisfsu fidI
bic GIsarinsbaussllmidBe In benz an
81. Rdrs gu Guoe stsdneeneH Subr
auF ST ,257 ,S74 800, poraus btroor'
gebt. bag Cincinnati bic bebeutsnoits
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Der beoeutenoiten i'm adnsen 2anos ift
Die foIgenoen gsomten tpurpen ges
tp6bIt: M. W. grolpH. 9rdiioent; 6,
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g. Wilipn, 20. 6. Bahs. Greb. Ger
tenifsiH unb Rgr. I'd. .. Duble. Der
lpGltnHssratb.
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Etrtif In Der g,ll.pns 9rauerei.

Die brsi Maihiuiitsn Der 9elI.oue
grsnins Co., MitgIisber Der Static
nerp engineers Union Ro. 8, ftellien
am Rontag Qbenb ai. 4rbeit Elm, neil
fie @efslI6uft ii6 fpsiserts. ben Be
itimmunsen hires aontratts SufoIs'
einen gbeF. sSngsnisur ansuftelsn. Ii,
ausitdnbisen srtldrsu, oob ibrs ar'
beitseinftelluns nitts NIT benz Strei'
Der 40 grouer in oemisIben Gtablife:
ment. Der f6on felt 10 5agen i'm Gan:
&c III. si thun babe. Die eestsrsn er
Lielten gsftern ihrsn pptlen Qobn ppr
i6rsn reip. llnipneu uusbs3ohlt.
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nit Osn 2ebtsren piel su nd6fdtis
Derfabre unb iib an feinen EOllegsn
DilfOn bpm Qsfp Rerfeb uno S0bnfon
BON galifornien Elm 8eifpiel nebmst
Iolfts.
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5tdatss s2ubitor 7ulIington, 9oupers
nenr 6drmon unp ben dnberen Wlits
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bret 2egtslatur SiBungen Der ndfs
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3ipei Sibungen berIel6en Qeriooe 5l
nsun Reprdientnnten berehtigt III. 9cs
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neun ReprdieHtonten pertrsten.
Gunubogu gountp tpiro in ben ers
fen bier SiBungen brtis.bn nno in Der
fiinften Disr3e6n Repr6ieatdnien boben.
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Getdbe aus 123, in Der oritteu aus
128, in Der pitrtsn aus 124 unb In Der
fiinften aus 125 Wtitglisbern beftebtn.
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btiben graHhen 1T berlelbe nit 8ors
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den fperben. Sm 9ansen tpurben bis
1 isbt 7S1 9orIagen eingsreitlt, poH be-
ntn fih 169 reip. 50, bic Sur gaifirung
smpfobIen iporben Iiub, auf oem 5ause
reip. StnatstaIeHesr befiRben. Spres
der 0ining ernanute als Ulitglieoer
bes Ausi9ufIss bic RspraisHtanten
RuHsn. Gpans. 9ps unb SrpiH (8ea
moiraten) uub 2angbon, 9uspeiler
uno gdlpen (RspubIitausr).
[ Deans 9orlage nod MID
tobt.
!. Senatpr 8ean srtIGrte am Sieus:
tag. bdB er felt Der Rieberlage BEL
9eans 5uIioH 0orlase Sunoerte Dor
: 3uI6riften aus .trodensu" Stdoter
erbolteu babe, uorin barber alase get
! fiihrt nirb. baB bisislben iid infolst
! Der rebusirteH Steuersiundhmeu il
: finoHsielIsr Rotb befiHDsn uub oaB e
, besbdl6 nod Dor ShluB Der SefGiot
: perfuhen ptrbe, feline mod I'm Nus
] fhub Iidh befinbeune 9orIase aur Ro
: biFi5irung oes RoIe Option 9efesss
0 oemfslbeu gu eutnebmen uHo 3u tine
\ abitimmung gu brinseu Su bisfer@er
{ binbuug bat aun Reprdientant Jul
tsrIon BON 3ansspills i'm SauFe ein
: RsIoIutipH eiHgtreitt, tpprtn CT oieGr
/ nennuns zines austhuHss perInust
/ pelder bic Gage Der rtrodsHen" Tsuni
1 Sipalitdtsn untsriuhsH uno 9orihldg
4 unttrbreittn ioIl, Dis Der finaH3ielItl
; Rotblage bsrislben abssbolfeH peroel
r tdnn Inter aRbersm bebduptst sr
+ baB ss in isiHsr Stabt, iHfolse be
8 MinbtreinnahmeH in 9otpsSteuerl
: n6tbis gstpefen mare, bic ,3ahl oerRit
: glis6sr ots poli3eis uuo sgsuerpehr
j, 9epartemsnts bsoeuteno gu rtouSirsr
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Zmiff suad1rid1teu.

Rem gort, 4. 4pril. 2tngetOm%
men: .llniteo Gtates" pom aOpenbas
gen; rRiagara", BON 5oore; nPretos
rio" BON 6nmburg; r5tnIanb", BON
antperpen. 4bgefabren: oRIeuD ama
iterbam", nah Rotteroam; n5lprtoa",
mad ReapeI.
RsapeI. 4ngst.: rMartbo 8aibs
inqton", BON 0ep gort,
gOfOu. Nngst; nGonopic" OOn
gleapel.
gsnua. 2lngst.: r0uca Ot Gss
nora, Don ReU gort; rGIeDeIoHo",
BON ReD gort.
Qonoon. 2tnget.: nMiHne6a9a".
bon Netp Yort.
8Iasgop. gnget.: nHumibian",
pm Bolton.
6uIifaL q. g. Qnget.: rllras
MUM" BON ROTTERDAM.
2ipsrpOOl. abgeg.: r5pernio",
nah Bottom.
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Jrsb. Shnsieer ron Der 8. unb Carr
Strabe, Elm anseitellter oes CT. So
ispbs airhhofes.. lpurbe seitern Naht
turs Dor IL llhr on Der g.. nobe btr
Sane Gtrdbe, pon bret unbeiaunseH
Gtrabenr6ubern aufaebditen uno I'm
So in Boar. fcipie elm paar neui
Ghu1e, peIds sr unter oem 4rml
trug, srl,ihtert. Giner Der 8eselass'
r.r brahte ibm cine Shniittpunbe in
Radsn BEL, ipdbrenp Elm aHotrer ihr
NIT sinem 6auItihlGs in Das Geiidt
su 8onen ftrette.
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pamiltDs.

- 8. Na. Bate. Ben Strdub unb 6.
6. Waion, Die 1sltamsntspDllitrsdsr
bts perftorbenen Col. Granf Mbitoter,
eiaFtigsn graTibenien Der Nlian1i ga
iionalbont. bsrihieten seitern an oai
probatgsridt, oab Tie glttitn gum ge'
TRACE BON S12. AGO pertouft bGttsn. 9e.
trsFfs bss 0srtoufs Der iibrigsn 4ttisr
psrlGnetsH fis sine liassss GRIP.