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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
QUARREL over POSSESSION Of
THEATER LEADS TO WARRANTS
j. Lea and Carl Bredho Charged With Assault and Battery
on Mr.. and Mrs. Albert KischIer-LeaI Denies That He
Struck the Woman

On advice of J. Alfred Magoon. at.
tCrney for Albert kischler, present
tenant Of the Chinese theater. Mrs.
Kischler this m6rning svore out a
warrant against J Leal and Carl Bred,
koff charging a Sault and battery, al.
legged assault having been committed
Wednesday morning in the Chinese
tkeater.
Attorney NagOon. who is president
o: the Honolulu Amusement 20. ad-
vised Mrs. Kischler to swear out her
warrant against the two men after she
lad testified that Leal and Gredhoff
had dragged her from the operating
room to the theater and that in order
to meke her release her hand, Leal.
who is former chief of detectives had
struck it with a Screwdriver.
The warrants were served in the
courtroom during the hearing on tn
first charge of assault and battery PR
ferred by Albert kischler agains
Henry and Carl Bredhoff and J. Leal.
The hearing on the iirst charge
has beeR continued until tomorrow
morning when the secOn charge will
be tried with it.
According to the evidence this
morning, Leaf and the two Eredhoffs
attended the theatre LeifOr"Gnce on
Tuesday evening and at lne end OF
the performance. refused TO leave
Kischier called Captain Baker, but he
could not persuade the three men
who are connected with the Variety
Film Exchange, to leave the theatre
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per NJ. n. S. S. Wilhelmina, for
Hilo, August 8.-H.. Won Tempsky
Mrs. Won Tempsky, Miss Perley, Miss
Wayson, Miss Gardner, Mr.. Allen
Mrs. Allen, w. NJ. Giffard and chauf-
feur, c. Barron, J. F.. keator, Jr, ].
A. Doyle, o. J. Macmillan, J. Yablon-
sky, F. Bum, Master c. Keator, Mrs
Keator, DR.. Brown, Geo. Lloyd, F.
w Jameson, Mrs. Lawyer, o. Olsen
Mrs. o. Olsen, Miss Little, Miss Kea-
tor, Mr.. Nickelsen, Mrs. Nicholson,
Dr. Little, H. K. Martin, Master Jrs
Martin, Mr.. Lawson, Mrs. Lawson,
Miss E. Brown, Miss K. F. Brown
Mrs. F. McAllister, Dr. Goodspeed
Mrs. Goodspeed, A. P. Schoen, Mrs
A. P. Schoen, Miss Merz, Mrs
Shields, Mrs. Eggleston, Miss Sloan
G. W. Taylor, J. Churchill, Miss
Phleger, Mrs Phleger, F. G. Jones
Fred Wichman, Geo. Willfong, H.
Irwin, Mrs. Irwin and child, Miss
Merz, Miss X Sherwood, Mr. Hughes
Miss f. Duffy, Mrs. H. G. Simpson
Mrs J. A. Doyle, Miss Land, Miss
Wilkins, Mrs. T. J. Melanphy and
child, Mrs. A. Q. Marcallino. L. An
drewS, Mrs. l.. Andrews, Miss NJ. V.
Elmer, Miss NJ. Phillips, Miss l.. A.
Parker, Master Won Holt, W. NJ Gift
fard, Mrs. D. B. Wood, Miss Schaef-
err. Miss Pischel, Mr.. Schaefer, c. E.
Wright, F. Schaefer, DR.. Elliott. Mrs
Elliott, f. J. Sampson, Mrs, E. ].
Sampson. Mrs. NJ. C. Duncan. J. B.
Castle, Miss Darsie. Miss Tay. Mrs
Walker, Mr.. Woodruff, }. l.. Young
Or. Meinecke. Mr. Garston, Mrs. Cars
ton, MI Booth, Mrs. Booth and child
Miss II. Won Holt, Mrs, Won Holt, Mrs
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TROOPERS RIDE 76MILES WITHOUT
SLEEP ON HARD PRACTICE MARCH

That the men who wear Uncle
Sans khaki here are in just as good,
or little better, physical condition
as, their brothers-in-arms oversees,
and that Oahu's climate had far from
an enerVating effect on men and
mounts, has. been proved by the sue
cessful termination Wednesday of the
hardest practise march ever attempt
ed here. In fact, there. are few in
stances of such strenuous endurance
tests in the army, unless, in case of
Urgent necessity. ?. u, 49,. j.
4, single troop of the Fifth Cavalry,
Troop G., commanded by. Lieutenant
Parker, marched 76 miles at stretch,
sVer sf5sa aa4 fesi h,s hes
in perfect condition, the troopers com.
plotting the test without even a muir
muir of complaint 1t is a record for
the army here and has caused much
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

) Zen p. M. s.. s.. Msnchuria, from
Manila, Hongkoflg, Japan ports-for
HdnDi1lp 81 WI sAchuck, Mrs. j. w,
Achiek, Luke ChaI, Mrs. N. u. Pete rs.
Z. Frantz. K. Kobayashi, Mr.. and Mrs
G. f1Eo1e, MISS 3. Steele, Mass
a, Stfele, Adoiph Weiss, G. n. White.
", 8. 3. Whitley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Woodruff. Through: All Ii Chao
r, T. Anderson, J. M. Berkeley, P. r,
Bettisen, H. Borgstadt, ]. H. Burnell,
" b, Gary, Miss Pa Cary Mrs,
Fung Shee, H. C. Fisher, w. H. Grant,
Mrs. H, D. Gibbs, Mrs. W.. H. Gibbs
and infant. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hast
ings, Master Wells Hastings, Miss
Isabel Hastings, Mrs. Jan See, Mas,
ter jung Gee Hin, Master Jung Gee
How, Master Jung Gee Joun, Lew
Cling, DIR. A. D. Loutham, It. T. H.
Mcconnell, P. c., Pom Chun, Pom
Pye, Master Guam Chew, Guam Low
Hung, Quock Poy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Shauer, Mrs. Wong Shee, F. G. Ar
mould, DR.. Ing Gustav Baum, o. w.
Bowen, Miss Laurel Derby, Mrs. R.. S.
Douglas, Miss Elizabeth Edwards, L.
K. fFawcitt, Mrs. L. K. Fawcitt, Mrs.
A. T. de Forest, Miss c. M. de Forest,
/. M. Isaacs, Mrs. C. P. Kelley, R.
Lenfesty, w. D. McClintock,' Miss NJ.
Martin, c. B. Munger, Gustav Oberg,
"a. Staples Potter, wife and maid
Mrs. J. S. Raper, Willy Schneiwind
Mrs. S. NJ. Snyder, s. S. Weiss, Mrs.
Chester Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Wiley.
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Sailing from Kahului on July ), the
schooner A. F. Coates is re-
ported to have arrived at Eureka last
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and declared that they were rightful
tenants.
Mrs. kischler went home. but
kischler remained there with the trio
until morning, when Mrs. Kischler
returned. kischler left his wife as
his deputy and went to consult his
attorney. Mr.. .Magoon.
1t was during her husbands alb
sence that Mrs. kischler declares
that the trio began to dismantle the
properties and TO change the locks
on the door. 1t was then that she
claims the alleged assault made upon
her by Leal and Bredhoff took place.
When her husband returned. the
trio were on the outside of the door
still working at the lock and when
Kischler attempted to keep Them
from re-entering the theater. ne
claims that they forced his hand
from the door, making his hand pain
and his arms sore"
He SwOre out warrants for the trio
On an assault and battery charge
Leal makes the following statement
regarding the trouble.
Il wish to say that | have the legal
right to hold possession of the. build
ing known as the Chinese theatre,
and in regard to the so-called assault
made upon Mrs. Kischler, l have
never been guilty of laying hands up
on that lady in any way. shape or
form and never even threatened her
with word or deed and as to dragging
her about, that is another tale that
may be taken with a grain OF salt. 3"
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchan9e.O 49,
Thursday. August s. 1912.

Thursday, August s. 1912.
HILO-Sailed, August 7, $50 p. M, S
s. Enterprise for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived, August 8
S. S. Hilonian from Hilo July 81.
Observation-Disclosures, August 7, s. S
Persia hence July q, .
VICTORIA-Sailed, August Z. S. s
Mariana for Honolulu.
S. s. SHINYO MARU docks at Ala
kea wharf Friday morning early from
San Francisco and sails for Yokohama
at. 4. p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
Naval Supply Steamer for San Diego,
Fertilizer for the Coast.

A full load of fertilizer is being
placed aboard the American schoon-
er William H. Smith and it is likely
that the vessel will be dispatched for
San Pedro this afternoon. The Smith
arrived here on July 18th with a con-
signment of lumber.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
MRS. AYRES WiTHDRAWS
APPEAL FROM SENTENCE

The appeal of Mrs. Ayres from the
verdict of the district court, which fin
&c her $15 and costs on the charge of
assaulting her husband H. VI. Ayres
was withdrawn by the defendants at
torney this morning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08

The big freighters in the American
Hawaiian service cannot be counted
upon to assist in the relief Of tho
present congestion of freight that
awaits shipment from this city to the
ports on Maui, Kauai and Hawaii.
We have been approached in the
matter of sending freight to island
, ports in the steamer Virginian,' stat
ed General Freight Agent c.. L. Morse
of the Americana Hawaiian Line this
morning.
I'VE will not be able to accept any
local freight, as to do so would great
~ disarrange the existing schedules
upon which the freighters Of this COM
pany operate, in the Pacific.
THE Virginiap brought a cargo of
= thirty-five hundred tons mainland
cargo, in which is large amount of
railway material for the Hilo extern
sion. The steamer also carries in
transit a quantity of material for the
Hilo breakwater."
, The vessel is at the railway wharf
where the Honolulu cargo is being
removed as quickly as possible The
vessel is to be dispatched for Kama
pail on Saturday evening, and while
Mr., Morse intimated that the, vessel
could carry mail. fol, the island port
but local freight or supplies could not
be carried, and such. shipments as Of
fered today have been declined.
The American Hawaiian steamship
Arizonan Sailed from Hfle To-Day with
over twelve thousand tons SUI gar
This vessel was given several hundred
: tons preserved pineappIes for Europe
: and the United Kingdom.
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N0RELIEF FROM A.-H. STEAMERS
NPRESENT Freight CONGESTION

ment OF hemp. copra, tobacco and
cigars was placed aboard for San
Francis co.
The Manrhuria met with fine wealth
or on the homeward trip according to
statements made by Purser Bourne,
on arrival at Honolulu this morning.
The Manchuria arrived at Alakea
y harf shortly after nine o'clock today
with &c cabin, % second class and 516
AgfatiCs Steerage passengers. Of this
number - cabin, second class and
277 Asiatic steerage passengers left
the vessel at this port Sixty eight
Japanese. many being picture brides
were landed at Honolulu today.
The Man"huria steamed into the
harbOr this morning we'll down in the
water, the cargo measuring 10 ,223
tens.
The pleasant weather permitted a
pleasing and varied program Of deck
sports, which was participated in by
a fairly polly bunch OF through pas
Scngers.
The Manchuria is to remain at Ho-
nClnlu until ten o'clock tomorrow at
which hour the vesS ell is to be dis
patched for San Francisco, taking one
hundred and twenty-five additional
cabin passengers.
The local postal officials propose dis
patching a large accumulation Of mail
to the mainland in. the Manchuria.'
"a
Mails OFF for Island Ports.
Mails that have accumulated at the
Dostoffice and destined for the islands
of Hawaii, Maui, Molokai and Kauai
were dispatched last evening. in two
specially chartered steamers.
The steamer James Makee was
sent to Molokai and Maui ports of
call with a large amount of CORES
pondence and mail The little coast
ing steamer ]. A. Cummings was also
dispatched yesterday for Kauai ports,
the vessel carrying all>the mail now
on hand at the postoffice for Garden
Island points. ,&f "a - J. 7, -
The Matson Navigation liner Viii.
helnniha departing for Hilo direct lat
5 O'Clock this evening, will be sup
piled with =. one hundred and fifty
Sacks of mail for the Big Island.
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MISS QU|NAN NOW
MRS. JAMESON

In the presence of their relations
and intimate friends Miss Magaret
QUinan and Mr.. William Jameson
were married by the Reverend Faith
er Stephen last night at the home of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Macdonald on
PunahOu street.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter Miss Mary Quinan and the bride
groom was supported by his brother
Mr.. Frederick Jameson and Mr.
Nicely.
Mrs. Jameson is a daughter of Mrs
Bernard Quinan of Halifax, Nova SEQ
tia, and for the past six years has
made Honolulu her home.
Mr.. Jameson is we'll known in this
city, having lived here for several
years. At present he is an account
ant in the firm of Brewer & CO.
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wiIlslalna CARVING Uncle sans

One hundred and fifty sacks of mail
destined for points along the coast Of
ffxwaii, VIII Be dispatched about
! O'Clock this evening in a the. Matson
! Navigation steamer Wilhelmina- This
vessel has been, given mail that was
to have left here on. Tuesday and
Wednesday in Inter+Island4aIye vessels,
now held up because of strike pre-
vailing among captains and mates in
the coasting steamer service n -
Over one hundred cabin passengers
had been booked at the office. of Cas-
te & Cooke at noon today, and the
Indications are that the Wilheln1ina
will sail from Hackfeld wharf for
Hilo direct with one of the largest
lists Of passengers in. her history.
The liner is scheduled to return to
Honolulu on Sunday morning,
Steamship Politician Steams for /.
San Pedro. s.F
twenty-five hundred tons general
European cargo having been dis
charged at this port, the Harrison Dr.
rect Line freighter Politician sailed
for 9 San Pedro, San Francisco and
Victoria at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The vessel arrived here some days
ago with freight gathered at the Uni
ted Kingdom and the continent. One
call was made at Santos, Brazil,
where a large amount of coffee des-
tined for the Pacific Coast was load
ed. The Politician carried good
sized shipment of preserved pineap7
pies, which will be left at European
ports. of call
Naval Supply Steamer for San Diego.
The United States naval supply
steamer Glacier is to be dispatched
for San Diego this afternoon. after
having remained at this port for some
days past. during which time a
quantity of provisions. was transfer
red from the vessel to the two visit
ing cruisers. The Glacier also took
on quantity of coal, sufficient to car
ry her to the coast. At San Diego
the Glacier will join the Maryland,
Colorado and California;
~
Fertilizer for the Coast,
A full load of fertilizer is being
placed aboard the American schoon-
er William n. Smith and it is likely
that the vessel will be dispatched for
San Pedro this afternoon. The Smith
arrived here on July 18th with con-
signment of lumber.
~
Manchuria Brings Many Chinese.
Filipinos destined for the island SUI
gar plantations to the number of 1913
arrived this morning a. steerage pas
sengers in the Pacific Mail liner Man.
churfa. This vessel called at the port
OF Manila while out in the East. and
remained there four days. during
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-08
Manehuria Brings Big orienta
Freight

Alakea wharf. is being piled high to-
day with most varied assortment of
oriental merchandise, and quantities
Of food stuffs and supplies.
The Pacific Mail liner Manehuria
which reached the dock at nine
O'Clock this morning has sixteen hund-
red tons for discharge at this port.
The vessel Is tes lemains shdfe until
ter O'Clock tpniot pi1orat ing before
proceeding 70, San ElHncist6 ia ordHf
&c alIow aniple time for the !uploading
the foIiowiht ut 4 s. SHsss igaf y
24B7 'pck gtl lpsf cha AZ 81 IL hex II
plants, IS pelsgs wine, 80 cases oil;
2s05 pckgs pfoyiS ienps go "a ez tHa,
& cases sin goods, IS dss es cuTi0s.
.Sb0S bags rice, l5s pckgs porcelain
1858 tubs shoyu and misc. and 1871
bags or mats Of q nhlir. q IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

: M'r yiicbolaS Mattiom on oi-
feuiettu toimimoon wiroaiIeno 30
tarp pubIic'ina @osebic S~ountpsio,
Ditch. 2onIoIoiiet mpiipot fddntpa
banen puoIeenfa Grwin topnsbipis
ia. OIoite: Sronpoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

~
iunnuntaina SronmoobisIa, oil m.
m. mufana fristiaiien nuoriioieuran
berdttdmisfofoutIesfa.
- Sobn OtuaSfainei Idffi mime
lauontaina Suomeen. 9dnen pad.
m~ddrdnddn on Saaffima, Wiip. L.,
misid bdnen tpaimonia oiuu, ia on
nptpddn iairaana.
= M denIasfnfiIpatlut. Waitta
ida fumminfin fiIpailuien alusia oil
liian leuto, iaawutettiin miime Jun
nuntatiisia filpailuisia merratfatn
bpnid tulotiia. 8ilpailiioita oil fait'
tiaan noin 5000, ioista noin puo'
let filpailipat amatDDrien ~luofasIa
ia toilet ammattilaiIina. Yoieasten
hofasIa fiIpaili fafIi ale IL muo'
tiasta mieben alfua.
MmatDDrien luofasia iuli enfmdis
ietIi Sisurb 9erserion DirsinioSta,
Ntinn, %Iaanuttoen 291% pistettd.
Sanen molemmat bppppnId olipoi
1919 i%altaa.
TpiietIi tuli Sobn Sobe Sronlooo'
oisto, pietemddrdud 274b. bpppp'
ieu pituus, eniimdiien Is ia toiien
1870 idIfaa.
&oImannefIi tuli iomoin irontpoo'
biIainen Wm 9ratlunb, Iaooen piss
temddrdtIeen 1858, bDpppien pituus
122 ia 1T %ialtoa.
NelidnnefTi Sames prestbuS Ssh
peminsistd, Micb, p~istemadrd 255,
hOpppien piiuus 1877 la 142 ial
eoa.
@HbennefTi @tper SuItoIion, s.
ronmoobista, p~istemddrd 1928, by
ppt 115 ia 10S i%alfaa.
2uubennefIi Sebbp &arIon, Gbip
pepa SsauFsta, Wis, p~istemddrt
251H, bpppt 1O1 ia 121 ialtoo.
Seiiemanneti Sobn SeiIbietb 5
ronpoobista, pistem. 242%, bppp
40 ia 1O5 ialfau.
SeitIemdn polfintoa i%oettiin ana
t60reiQe, 5amoinfuin ommattiloiIiue
Fin.
ImmattiIaiIista iai eniimdiien pal
fiunon $50 90 Sisorb 9anien, Ser
gus Sanfista, Minn. pistem. 1872
bpppt 1879 ia 149 i%alfoo.
Soiien poltinnon $4,000 iai Sobt
Dela, @rcabiasta, Wis. pistemdd
I'd 32Oh. bpppt 146 ia 143 %loltuo.
2oImannen $50 90 Iai Mnbers
Sausen, NuibIorbista, Winn. pic
tenn. 800. bpppt 143 iaIfaa moIem
mot.
9teIidnnen $40 TAI 9ernt 2obsaorb
Sronnoobista. pistemddrd 306
bpppt 1876 ia 1877 %ialfaa.
Diibennen poItinnon SIS Iai So
cob @iestao, etousbtonisto, IBIS
pistem. a03H; bpppt 1876 ia 13s
i%oIfaa.
2uubennen $40 Souef 9emmest
pebt, @rcabiasta. Dis. pistemadri
294&; bpppt $50 ia 1874 iaIfaa.
Seitiemdnnen $500 9enrp 9au
eminsistd, Wicb. pistemddrt
254; bpppt 1876 ia 143 %ialfaa.
!Sau9enin neIiefi. eipdt fiis tdai
tertaa erifoiIesti funnostautuueet
GritoiIen mielenfiintoista oil fotiel
la ~ptTifdtistd Iasfiiaa Danib Gin
bid, Ssbpemin9istd, Wicb. 9dner
poros bppppnfd oil toiin ainoas
taan 121 %ialfaa, mutta it'd enem
mdn Iai ibmetead bdnen taitoanio
pitdd taiapainoa pbben fdben atpul
la. !Sausfa oil mp1sfin foiioa ur
beiben poifasten WaIter 8ratlunbir
ia Sbomas 2unbinin bppppid. 81
bppp6imdt i~otfeenfin toiapdfiiest
ndbdn ale 100 iaIfaa.
tllfopuoleua filpailuien bppdtesid
ioatputi parbaon enndtpfien Si9art
SanIen, bppdten 1852 %ialfaa, iofo
on Mmerifan recorbi. 100 ialan bpp'
ppfin tebtiin, m,itta aIianomainen e
ppipnpt ppstpsfd mden ale astt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-22

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RriStillijen NuoriIoIeuran fofous
torstaina tf. 20 pnd &. firfosfa Flo
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.EoiIena %Iunnunt. 10 pnd $. %.
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Id.
Hippifoulu alfaa Sronnoooin
&aniauiSl firfosia maa'
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Spntpnpt ia fastettu.
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p. belmif.
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mil bausfan obieImaaiien iuanpie'
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tt. 25 pnd Flo h8 Id. Sbielmasta
mainittafoon pube aiueesta: Nuori'
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uoban Ieurafunnan Iuffori u. Mnti.
fainen. Woipi toimoa palionfin, Jos
feuaista intoa festdd fauemmin fuin
oil alfaesia. 2DDriin Iiittpi MIN. beti
20 idIenid.
- GbnoSan iearafnnnan pbtep'
besfd toimipa %friStiqtnen unoriio.
feura tpietti tpiime iunnuntatiltana
futofuiutin taifin puoIin onnistu.
neen iltaman Suomt.S piston bp.
apatf. yIeiib oil tpptppdinen Titan.
Ia miettoon.
(eff1Xb1 unhuffdfp emf fun,
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Is, nim.:
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taan
2epi 9 Rice, paul 2ufacia mas
taan
Mnbretp Rpe, Srant s 2esieIpon'
sia tpastaan
Wiife Demicb, Sranf Dicfid was'
taan
Sronmoob 8remins Co., Steipe
Wieciefonsfia mastaan
SoIepb Weber, Socob &ubiafia
mastaan
Garl s Griction, Sobanna Slionia
paStaan
8ictor Ranta, Netpport f%aitpantos
pbtiDtd mastaan
@btparb &osfeu, Nepport faipan.
topbti5td mastaan
yticf Slietpac, ytenport tatmonto'
pbtiDtd mastaan
Senrp u, berion, Oscar Siniaa
tpaStaan
Better Siffanen, Dinner Sron fat
nantopbtiDtd pastaan
Soc Mirecfi, Sastile faipantopb'
tiDtd mastaan
Gam 3obtaln, Gbmarb Siais G
Woobmaroia maStaan
@abor 90 Hie9elbaupt, George
Mlbertia ipostoan.
- ltnii postiidast0panffi apos
taon @afefielbisi id emf moolisfuun
6 pnd. Micbi9anin m%altiosIa amos
taan mainittuna p6indnd faitfiaan
81 uutta postiiddstopanffia.
- Hilpa aiot foirilla. 9upitta'
maa lienee tdnddn Flo 2 ip. fatieuo,
Fun poifoiet foiriuaan filpaa ala
mat, ldbtien Sperabuoneen fulmas
ia ia lopeitaen postifonitoor luo'
no. 2unnia Iefd uieat iaettamat pal
finnot opat fplpmptiesid.
!, = 8ntpa-aftamteS Moron 2inbe,
Gbicaaosta nieroilee paitfafunnal
, Iamme. Sdn on faniaaiiuuoeltaar
iuutoIainen, ipaon pubum fofo hp.
mdd iuomeafia.
= 8upIut. 9es5emeriSid fuoI
miime ipiifoua fanioIaiiemme Grii
GritIonin tptdr. Olga Is ipuober
itdiIend. Saubottiin tpiime i%unnun
%taino; bauban %fiunafi pastori .
WuornpS.
= 8olmofet ipnnptti fanialaiiem
me @rpib SmpoIan paimo; ipntp
meet einGt fuitenfaon elGneet fauan
2otIi fuoli melfein beti ipnnptpfier
idIfeen miime periantaina ia folmae
lauantaina. Smpolan oiunto or
:, pine fobun parreaa Norrien pd6l
Id.
Supmantat ettd Npost. 2utb,
Seurafunnan rippifoulu olfaa W(i'
~nerspilen farmtfontriIla emf tuIe'
man bubtifuun IL p:nd.
g.. u. Surula,
foutun pitdid.
= Vast. NtSto 9appaIa iaapuu
paiffofunnaIemme tt:n % tai &c
p:nd. Sdn on lutpannut pitdd pu'
been eineesto: 8aitiiustpD faniaui.
iena fpipmptfend.
- Gnnrt alemnnSmbbnti aIfoi
miime tiistaina Soction &c Wiiban
liitfeesfd Sron 9eItisfd. 8uten iuu.
rista ilmoitufIista tarfemmin ndfee,
on bella tamaraa mitd loiia taban.
ia ruofatatporasta rautatanaroan
asti. usfomottoman baItpaua beil
I'd iaapi mitd ifdnd maan ostaiot
tartpitietpat.
&plappa Snsfi tuIi erddnd
~pdipdnd firiapoinoomme febusfeI'
len ettd bdn on iaanut iImoiieffi ro'
baa $5s 81. 6dnen pubeenfa oil
meiue armoitus, emme tpoineet fdiit.