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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05


were reached, but the climb was made
and the men FASTENED on to the second
falls that had never been assembled by
any party. Here it was proposed to
camp but the Trail and Mountain men,
bers insisted that as one party had
climbed down it was possible to climb
up. Moreover there was a two hun
dred foot stretch of rope running dag
onally across the face of the pail
above the big pool that by five minutes
of hand over hand work would land
the worker above. A pistol was fred
and answering replies came from above
the cliffs.
The men above were hungry, pro-
visions having given out. Ford made
the first attempt and successfully ne
gotiated the climb. Robert French
was the only other member of the res
cue party to make the attempt and the
rope becoming dislodged he received n
good ducking and had to climb for his
life. He made the ascent. Meantime
Ford had Climbed two more small wa
terfalls and swum across pool be-
tween the two precipitous pals to dis
cover the lost wanderers under the care
of DIR. Scudder, Mr.. r. W. Kopke and
dozen native and japanese, all
hungry. A trip was made back to the
falls and the provisions hauled up.
The night was spent in the little
pocket not ten yards wide at the bot
tom with walls on either side ascending
almost sheer thousand feet. Every.
cne waited patiently for daylight, when
big Hamam Kalili could strap his
burden on his back and make the
perilious descent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
BRAWNY HAWAIIAN HERCULES BRAVES
DEATH SCORE OF TINES IN BEARING
PAINTING TEACHER OUT OF MOUNTAINS


that at least two of the lost teachers
had been found.
In the mean time three officers of
the Trail and Mountain Club, j. +.
Cooke, Doctor Scudder and Chester
Biacow, had discovered the Other three
of the missing party on one of the
ridges. and directed them how to reach
the trail and the army engineers. In
return they were informed where they
would find Mr.. Robinson and Miss
Henry.
Doctor Scudder says it was the climb
of his life to get down to them. o. r.
Olsen and F., W. Kopke also learned
of the whereabouts of the lost pair and
reached them with provisions before
Doctor Scudder aud his Japanese help
ers arrived at three o. clock Tuesday af
ternoon.
Rush to Rescue.
Several parties had assembled the
guch TO the second falls, two hundred
yards above which, Miss Henry lay an
concious with Mr.. Robinson on guard.
They heard the cries of one party be-
low and answered, but the rescuing
party believed that the voices came
from the ridge, and turned away.
Immediately on the arrival of the
native boys at Hauula with information
that some of the lost trampers had
been found in Kaipapau Gulch, A
II. Ford and Robert French of the
Trail and Mountain Club with Captain
w. T. Hannum, Lieutenant f. G. Bes
son and Private Ewing of the army
engineers started out with provisions
accompanied by DR.. Barnes and hi:
medicine satchel and Mr.. Wood will
his bloodhounds from the Jail.
Arduous March.
1t was long arduous hike up tn,
bed of the stream, hours of climbing
over boulders, the ascent being enliv
ened hut once, when the bloodhound!
ran a wild pig to his lair and the whole
party took part in the finish.
1t was dusk when the first fall
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
GOVERNOR WILSON
BEGINS MAPPING OUT
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN

sEAGIRT, New Jersey, July A.
Members of the Democratic national
committee will call upon Governor Will
son today to discuss plans for the com
ing campaign The different issues of
the platform and the manner in which
they are to be handled during the com.
ing fight will be taken up, as will the
question of chairman for the commit
tee. Several names have been sug-
gested but none of them appear to be
seriously considered. The new commit
teemen are reported to be progressive
in sentiment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
REBELS BEATEN IN
BLOODY BATTLE

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, July 4.--In
a bloody battle lasting more than eight
hours General Huerta commanding the
Federal forces at Bachimba, whipped
and drove back the forces under Gem
eral OrozcO yesterday afternoon. The
Federals captured three mortars and
number of prisoners. The rebel loss
is reported heavy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
HONGKONG GOVERNOR
ASSAsSIN's TARGET

HoNGKoNG, China, July 4.-Gov-
ernOr May was attacked by fanatical
Chinese coolie yesterday. The man
fred several shots at the executive all
Of which failed to reach their target.
One of the shots struck the Governor
chair but did little damage. Governor
May escaped unframed. The would-be
assassin is now under lock and key.
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rest on an impfomptu cot. Doctor
Barnes made an examination and found
two cuts on her head, one on the back
of the head and the other above the
forehead. NelcAer are necessarily Sc
rious, but the patient is suffering from
a shock so serious that for four days
she had been but semiconcious most of
the time, and was not fully concious
yesterday of the desperate work of
rescue. Six weary hours of travel over
the rocky bed of the stream remained
before an easy trail would be reached.
The girl made this trip in a litter en-
trusted to other bearers than Hamanu.
The last milo was made on an impro-
vised litter through the cane fields, and
the Cooke residence was reached at
about three clock in the afternoon.
There Miss Henry was placed under
the care of Doctor Baldwin and train
ed nurse.
Found by Hawaiians.
The lost couple was first located Mon
day evening by five Hawaiian boys who
had climbed up to the top of one of the
ridges. AT dusk the searchers heard
the cry of Mr.. Robinson, and two of
them cambered down the thousand
foot pail to the bed of the stream and
kept the pair company all night. The
other three remained all night on the
top of the ridge, not daring to descend,
for the ferns would not bear the weight
of heavy climbers. At daylight Tues
day the two Hawaiian boys began to
Chamber back and in couple of hours
reached the top of the ridge, and at
two in the afternoon all arrived at the
Cooke residence with the information
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
PREPARE FOR EMERaENoY.

Right in your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare YOU
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days time, unless you
have Chamberlain s collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
dose on the first appearance of the
disease. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05

"Billy" Hogs is expected to arrive
today in the Mongolia from the main
land. Mr.. Hogs attended the Repub-
lean convention at Chicago.
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WANTED TO KEEP THE
ENGAGEMENT SECRET

SAN FRANCISCO, June 96.-with
the arrival of the japanese liner Tenyo
Maru from the Orient yesterday came
news Of another Of the romances of the
sea that have been epidemic among
travellers across the Pacific.
Mrs. w. A. Gill, wife of the com
mnnder of the United States cruiser
Colorado, returned ON the Tenyo from
Honolulu and ports of China with her
daughter, Miss Grassie Buckley, and
shortly after Miss Buckley had come
down the gangplank she admitted to
friends that she became engaged while
away. Behind her blushing admission
lies pretty tale of devotion and pur-
suit for thousands of miles by the man
whom she is to wed.
eyes, it s true. i IN engaged, and
he's the finest man in the world, but
I don t tell his name now," gayly re-
piled the fair daughter of the navy.
Only One Was Eligible.
Mrs. Gill also refused to tell his
name. The announcement of the en-
gagement is not to be made until they
|
daughter had planned to keep the
secret until the announcement could
be formally made to the navy set at
the nation capital,
| But friends of the young woman de.
clined to take her refusal, and by clev.
err detective work they learned that
the lucky young man had accompanied
Mrs. Gill and Miss Buckley back from
1 al - l,,l, hn zoo ,at
! Nile. Scanning the passenger list, they
found that there was only one eligible
j. b. Hyde-Smith, son of prominent
and wealthy society woman of Homo
lulu and San Francisco.
Mrs. Gill and her daughter sailed
from San Francisco on the Wilhelmini
last November to be near the Colorado
which was Off with the Pacific flee
for oriental waters. In Honolulu Miss
Buckley met Hyde-Smith at a recep
ton.
They motored together, visited Wal
kiki beach and were constant compan
ions. Gossip began to spring up, bu
Miss Buckley protested that there wa
nothing serious and that they wer'
only good friends.
Wins on Second Offer.
Then came the time for Mrs. Gill ant
her daughter to leave Honolulu to fol
low the fleet of cruisers, and Honolulu
society only smiled knowingly when i
was found that Hyde-Smith was ais
registered as a passenger on the sam
steamer.
When they were in the mid Pacific
proposal was made and though trop
zeal moon lent its best rays to tn
occasion, Miss Bulldey refused tn
ardent young Honolulan. Their friend
ship continued as strong as ever an
Hyde Smith waited till they were re
turning on the Nile. Then he offere
ais heart again, and won.
Mrs. Gill and her daughter are a
the st. Francis and will go to Wash
ington in few days. The Colorad
is at Honolulu, but is expected her
July l, and Commander Gill is to b
relieved to 90 to Washington and avail
orders. 1t is likely that the weddin
will be held there in the fall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
PRESENT CHAMPIONS
FAV0RITE IN BETTING

LAS VEGAS, New Mexico, July s.
The betting today is two to one that
Jack Johnson, champion of the world,
will win from Jim Flynn of Pueblo,
Colorado, tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-05
MUST
QUIT SAND ISLAND

Doctor Trottcr OF the Marine Hos.
pital Service yesterday complained TO
District Attorney Brcckons regarding
a score or more families of Hawaiians
who have put up temporary habita-
tons on Sand Island, near the light
house and adjoining Quarantine Island.
At MIR. Breckons' suggestion Mar.
shall Hendry went over to the island
aud told the squatters that complaint
had been made and they had better
pick up their goods and ehattels and
move on. They promised to leave in n
couple of days.
1t is said that the fishing is very
GOOD in the vicinity of Sand Island and
that has been the attraction which in
dueed the natives to settle there tenn.
porarily. DIR. Trotter made his com
plant chiefly on the ground that there
had recently been death on the
island and sanitary conditions could
not be looked after, as such matters
seemed to fall within the province of
no one in particular.
Court Notes.
Several papers in actions to quiet
title were filed against numerous indi-
viduals yesterday on behalf of l.. All
Leong. This class of action is Mr. All
Leong's strong forte and the docu.
ments now on file in the circuit court
in the innumerable cases of this sort
brought by him are very voluminous.
Bailiff Sydney Smith of the federal
court has been confined to his home
this week with an attack of bronchi.
1 tbs or asthma. He has had n rather
high fever, but it is now broken and
he is rapidly eonvalescing.
A petition for the probate of the will
of Augusta Monteiro, deceased, was
filed in the circuit court yesterday
Mrs. Monteiro died June 90, leaving
her husband and FIVE children as sol,
heirs at law. The property consists o.
real estate in Kalihi valley. The hear
ing is set for August II before Judg,
Cooper.
The summons on the defendant il
the libel for divorce fled last week b,
Kise Yamamoto against Kukujo Yama
motto was returned served yesterday
The libel recites that the libelant las
December borrowed fifty dollars from
Il friend and gave it to her husband
to pay his passage to distant parts
With the money he bought his passag
and went to Japan. To the disgust o
his wife, however, he returned las
month and she now sues him TO
divorce ON the ground of cruelty ant
non-support. Lorrin Andrews is he
attorney.
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Pefaliieke Nemermns.

Sopcit es iid INN Iblieicrln9 Der
ToitIafcn bunbclt, 6eriollcm Die Gius
lppbner hes Sonbcs IN brei Nloicn.
Bic bciben critcu unb bon Sntel Sant
iniofcrn bepor5ugtcn &laiicn, ais CT
ibrcn Ingcbpriaeu ibrc Fotiadcll
burd 9rieftrdgcr nnentgeltli6 abs
liciern ldBt, iinb Die G%inpobncr Der
StGhtc nit ciner @epolferung bon
10000 unb mcbr, ocren 0eiammts
5nbl lid uu1ciGbr nuf $4,000, 900
bcldilit. lno Die inn @an3en alt. 90
00O. 900 acidldbtcu Impobncr Der
$4,000 &dnbbricitrdgcr : Hputcn.
Sic brittle alniic bilbcn Die @inpob :
ncr iold,cr SiGbte uno Srtihoitcn,
bcrcn ScpDlfcrumg mcuiacr ols 1O,z
900 bctrdgt, Die Iugcborigcn bieIcr
aloiic pcrben I'M @dnseu oui 25.s
000,0 900 bis 10000, 900 geichGBt.
sic bnbcn ibrc Eoitiud)cu BON hcrl
in ibrcr Srtihaft bciiublihen Yplts
amt iclbit a%b6ubplen.
gs III idlon bduiie. namentlih ieit
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wsslwsrtb 6ebamSe. Sas
hSdkite Scr wclt.

9uS bohitc %6clppbu6orc GcbGubc
i'll Der &clt miro 9cacupdrtig am
Sronblpnn, 5piidcn TnrclnD Ctr. mn
Ynrf Slutc, III Hclu Yori crridltct.
Scin @eluidt ipirb 100000 600
Sonncn bctrngcm mnb 6 rlbt aui
80 Gcmcntpicilern. Ole pom StraBcns
Niucnu bis aui oic moiiipc ~sSclicns
@ruunlnac binrbrcihcu. Sus &c
bGrhc, bcncu 750 SmB III Die yuit
raacnber Sburm nni cine Gniicrmna
o 90 Wcilen pm Mccrc aus iid,t
far icin miro, %criorpcrte 10000
Sonncu S%truftllritobl.
Sir Die Scnitcr, Sbiircn unS Sbcrs
lidtcr ocs @oucS iiuh bcrcit5 8lnez
platter mnb Sdcibcn Slum @crtbc bon
$4,000. cine gauge Shiiislabun9.
bcitcllt porben, Sir Die &duhc unt
Subbobcn pcrpcn ilber 10000 G.ua-
brntiiB 0obl5icgclu unb Scrrn.
Gotta Ylnttcn bcnibt iucrbcn. unf
bic Cement citeuungcn bclaufen lid
alif 3ebntouienbc bon Sddcn.
Sic 10000 Suabratiub odnb, Gii
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Ginribtllng Der INNER tucitcr alls9cs
pcbnteu @nnbbricftrdger Holltcu, barr
uli b~ingelpieien pprbcn, DAB ltd) Die
@unbesrc9icrlung poer Die Noltper@
lpalinng ben In9ebDrigen picier britt
ten alolie 9c9cuiibcr elmer ltngcrcds
ten Siffercn3icrung ichulbig mndt.
@cneral : Eoitmeiiter SitdIcod bat
es MN bnrnlf nb9cicben uno Dem
GonereB audi bereits babiu 8ebcnpe
@mpfeblungen 5u9cbeu lai'cn, bnB
freic Nblieierung Der YoItind)en aut)
in Den SrtId)aftcn pou lpenigcr nls
10000 Ginipobneru allmoblih ein9cs
fiibrt llnb gu Dem 3pede Dor Der Snnp
cine %regelmdbige SetpiIli9un9 BON
100000 gentad,t mcrDe. Sas lit
feline alSu unbcldeiocnc Sorberung.
llnb es tDnnte bamit bod imncrbill
Der Infan9 gemad)t iperocn nit Der
Ncllerln9. Nad Der Nblid)t bca &c
neral Ypitmeiiters iollcn fcilcnl cins
5elnen Ioitamtc bon Der 8clpiQi9rng
mcbr als $500 pro Sabr S~rgepiciel
merben.
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CT sic 3Gbrc %auicinanber, mt nut
fcilem 8licbe icine5 aorpers ~
5udcu. SAT- bat Der Sticr ieiu 3ieI
crreid,t, pn 9eiftcbt ctipds Sclts
lanes. Sic lueiBc Snr6e, Die lube
mcglihteit Der @eltolt, Die i~teinerc
Gubc bc5 Mtannes auf Dem Sodcl
pcrlpirrcn bas Sbier. &oum 5fpci
Nteter bon bcm Wnnnc enticrnt.
ltenmt iid bns Sbicr pl0Blih 5uriid.
nod pcitiht Der Sdlucif Den 9obeu.
nbcr cs blcibt itebcl unlb itarrt lpie crs
%itnunt oui bicics lpeiBc @cicn, bas
lcincm 3prnc troBt. Gin pnor Wtal
llmrid)rcitct Dos Sbicr miBtrouiih ben
re9ltngsloicn Sorcro, ipcnbct it'd fort.
tcbrt lpie 3lpcifclnb ipiebcr 5uriid:
nbcr CT mternimmt feincu Nt9riif.
&enn Der Sticr ltlicblid auf Der
Sud)c nnd chem nllbcren Spfer baz
pontra.t, ipringt Der Sorero nit eli
ncm elc9anten SnB ppn ieirlcm SOFIA
meut rmO ~pcrbcugt iid) lddclnb Dor
Dem IN ipi!bcr 9egeiitcriing rdIeubcn
Subliflm. Sae iii Die Yrobe bes
Son Sancrebo, Die ieit Sabreu re9els
mdBig itattiinbct uuo bel Der nod ME
Gin llngliid gcid,nb, %lpenngleid nrr
cine cin6i9c unpiQfiirlidlc Sclpegung
genilgcn nilrbc, I'M Den Stier ben
Setrug burdibnueu 81 lnilcu. ltnh
Damn pdre bos Sdididl bca mlltbigcn
Sorcrps bcIicgclt.
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nencu bnS 0e6dubc itcbt, fpitcu ctipa
81, 100000, Die Iucid)nd,tiln9cn fir
Die S%unbnmentc, baa SnIcn,cnt llp
Die Sitbs 9~oicnrcitis p%eritlullgcn iiber
81 100000 Die ci9cutlid)en Sonltrnts
tipner Soften ipcrbcn ciilcn Aolteils
Iuflpnnb bon nubcSu S9,o00,G0O CIR
irrhcru, 10 hob dlio pno Icltigc @e>
bdllpc cine Anpitals Nnlugc . nlls
ndhcrnb $14.5OO,00O rcprdlentircll
luirh.
Sos @cbdubc miro etpn 1000
Sfiicce in lid bergen nnb man bal
ollaoered}uct. baS iid tagoilber III
hieien 10000 E%crinncn ~oufbaltcn
lpcrben unb Der td9lide 8cIdlditss
pcrtehr bieic 3abl minbclrenS alf paa
Spppcltc crbobcn ipirb.
Die &npitalien fir Den Ban hat
bis Jest aliein 4. ". WuulWurtb ges
~liefert, Der ais armcr Sniigc MR. %
Snhrcn in Watcrtuiun, ". D., gcburen
,uurtc NIB Wiittc Der iicb5igcr Sabre
lit Spracnic ciuen 5iinf= NIB ,Sebns
Geuts= Sa5aar e~r6ffnetc, aus ,ucldlem
bas Jest iibcr has gansc Sann per
breifeic Hieien= llnterncbmcn bcrpprs
gcannaen lit.
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Japan mnS ,llasSalencn'Say.

Sn S~eanttpprtune bon Nuirdeen
ilber Die iilngite Ngitatiou inbc6ug
nlli Die inpnniidc @eiiserlpcrbun9 in
Nerito bat Scuor Manuel Golero.
Der ncue Sotihnftcr Ierifo's III
8aibington, Der iif nuf Der Hciie
nad Der Sunoesbalptitnbt bcfinoct,
Die foI8enpc Grtldrlutg ubgegcben:
yGs beitcbt feline iapaniidc Sragc
i'll Wicrifp, unb nI Dos @crcbc iihcr
Die Sapdncr mnb Die WugbolcncusYoi
III l0d)erlid). IS lit eigcntlid) humber
bar, oaB Die Smerifoner iid) iiber bic
SeipiQigun9 elmer %pripdten SiIhcrci7
Gon6eiiiou an Sopnn o%uircgcu. Spldlc
@ered)tiame bciiBcn %Gngldnhcr, Nor
luc9er unO Mcrifoncr, ullp ca bancclt
Iid) mr. nm cine @cid1ditss In9cz
lcgcnbcit, bel scr Die GonSciiioua Suz
habcr Der mcritnniidcu lnlb fcincr
onocrcn Ncaicrung III Der Wclt Der
a%ntluortlid) ltlo. Ntnu bat Der 9anSeu
An~gclc9cubcit Gin inild)c5 AlIsicbeu
gc8cbcn.
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Scit Wodcu bcmilbtcn lid &c
neral zNnlpnlt Widcribum nui Der
einen, bic Nnudltc Der @cicHid,uit nui
Der an0crcn Scitc. ciucn Ole Sorbc
rlrn9cu ,bc5 @cicecS b~ciricpiBcuNcu
HeorguniiutipuS &lou oui Dem Goms
promib @cGc 8u iinocu. Nud)hcm
bicic Sciniibungcn icbl9ciGlaacu.
miB Die I%naclc0cubcit Jest pur DC
rift nus9cfodtcn lucrbcrI.
Sna groBc 6inbcrniB, an Dem ser
Gompromib ihcitcrtc. iii Die cutihice
benc Wcigcrung Der @cicNid)nit,
unter irgcnb meldjeu l%llritdnbrn Die
WcGormi6s unb Geering : @eiels
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mnierem ciecnen Scrifteritattcr: &c.
6cili9teit Der Ynplt INT bcute frilt
ianft entidllafcn." Sd madc Die
Huubc, bic anpcrn Sldtter I'M Mtittel
punft Der Stopt baben benielber
Scinpnnoitreifeu. Seripdtct iommc
ih gum Sriibitiid. In Der Sbiire
ndbt Die YfortnersfrnI, unb i'd
fiible cine g%roBmiltbi9c I%nlpanblung.
n@incn Sic bas Neucite?" -
vNiein." = Ser Yopit III geitors
ben" = .Sas fam nidt icin." -
oSos lam nidlt fem? &esbalb
niht?" - Sic @lodcn bnbeu Midi
9el0utet."
Nahoentlid per5ebrc id meineu
Neis nit Wuidleln. Gin mbeitimme
tcs @eiiibl briidt mein @einiitb nnb
treibt MIDI cine Stunbe ipdtcr lpicoer
ms Sele9rapbens Imt. %erpiin>
id,ungen uno @eldd,tcr Idlalen mir
entgcgcn. .8as lit por9efallcn. L"
= Ser Ynpit lcbt uno bat iocben
6cNer gcfriibitiidt oils mir Ilc.
Sammtlid)c Sclc9ranmlc Iino, nit
NlIsnabme Der allereritcn, bon Der
Regicrlng nuigebalteu lporoen. Die
Nudridt ira ben ErppinS @ouperz
ueuren id,on amtlid, mitgetbeilt NOR
bcu. @ir iino babci. Die burfsc>
iflilpifcn Selcgramme orubtlid) auBer
Strait 81 iesen." - ga. nbcr mic
tanu 10 ctipas portpmmcn. ipie fam
bus S%berhnupt elmer Hcgicrung NM
perbiirgtc Nnhrittcn in Die @elt
iescn2" Cosas de Espana, ipas
uiid]e Sad,enl Chem Serrn Der
Nu~n5intur bat mon tclc9rnpbiih cine
5obcsnndrriht aus Honl NIT Den
3ortcn gcgebcn: papa e morto!
Der Ynpa lit 9citorbcn. &t6ente
pcrbcn nidlt mittcle9rnpbicrt. Der
Yupit bciBt nui Spaniid) ell papa
nit bcm Sf5cnt allf Der critcn Silbc.
8cim &iniempcd,icl in Sorocdur bate
Der hicnittbuennc 8camtc Die Scnias
tipnsnofridt Ser Ynp,t lit gcitora
ben" bcrnus9clcicn unb tnmcrnbidnfts
lid iciuein Gollcgcn in Mabrio NIT
9ctbcilt. bcuur CT nas cigcntlidlc Selc>
gromm ncitcrgab. Ser Mabrioer
College burftc cine ioldlc midtige
Nndridt Icincm General Sirettor
nid)t porcntbnltcn. Ser @eneruls
Director begab Iid int @n9cu duf Die
Sugb nud1 Dem WiuiiIers Yrdiibcntcn,
unb bnS lln9lild par 9eifcbcu. Ct
mas Serartigcs bc5eiduet Der Spas
nicr ais papa nit Dem iueiblid)cn
Nrtifcl. La papa heiBt: Der Srei.
(Enpp). Scrnc alio Sprahcn: ell
papa, ell papa, la papa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
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Kird,e IN GnelanS.

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@ciitlitcn mebr ais perorciiaht. Sn
cinem Irtifcl Der rGatbolic Zines"
miro Die Sabl Der antbolifeu in Dem
britiihen &aiierreid, auf fait brei5cbn
Willionen an9egeben. Seit 1899
iinb 446 proteiruntiidc Saitoren, 2O5
Sfii5iere, 1919 Hettsgelebrte, 80
aer5tc. GO Nitslieber bes Nbels 3ur
fatboliiheu Heli9ion 8uriidgcfcbrt.
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psriionen in ciuem Sabre auf 10000.
DEM nid)t mn in Den bDberen Stdns
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-07
(Spc5ieG iiir bieie Seituug.)
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