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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
SOLDIERS BATTLE IN FRIENDLY
RIVALRY ON ATHLETIC FIELD

poral Edwards and Hummell, Com
pany K. First Infantry. Bonney AMI
Gill. K Troop, Fifth Cacalry. second.
Time Is 2-5 sec. .-.
The signal bearer contest for men
of the hospital corps went to Sellers
in hollow style. ...s 49,.
Following were the officials of the
meet:
Referee--Lt. Col. w. Y. stamper,
Second Infantry. ..s-
Athletic, Offieer-Capt E. P. Orion,
Fifth Cavalry
Judges-Major E. V. Smith. Second
Infantry; 1st 1t. N. 3. Rehkopf, LIST
Field Artillery, LIST 1t. D. r. Rodney.
9Th Cavalry I'd 1t. s. ". Schofield
1st Infantry.
Starter-2d It. Fl. Shekerjian, 1st
Infantry.
.Timers-1s, 1t. C. y. Wright, 81
Infantry; "a Lit. A. w. Hanson, SIN
Cavalry; I'd 1t. +. w. BowIey, LIST
Field Artillery.
Announcer, I'd 1t. J. C. Hattie, LIST
Infantry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
TWO MGHER-UPS' IN OPIUM
SMUGGLING ring ARE TAKEN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.--Cus-
toms Inspector /Henry Gallagher and
Robert, Donaldson, assistant marine
superintendent. of the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company, were indicted
yesterday afternoon by. the Federal
Grand Jury IN charges of cohspiring
with David Powers and Emil X. Fled
Ter to smuggle 600 tins of opium from
the STEAMSHIPS Siberia last December.
The indictment recites that. Gala.
CHER and Donaldson introduced Pow.
ers and Fielder to the boatswain and
the engineers cabin boy of the ST.
teria for the purpose of aiding and
abetting in the smuggling of opium.
The opium was taken ashore the
night of December 18th. An. investi.
cation by Special Treasury Agent w.
H. TidweIl and Surveyor of Customs
Duncan Z. McKinlay convinced them
that the inspectors were not to blame
for the contraband getting off the
ship. s..
Fielder and Powers were arrested
at the time, and December 18th Fled
Ter, while in the Alameda County jail,
made a confession TO Customs lnspec-
tor Joseph Head. ~.
Smugglers Tell Story.
Powers ands Fielder were arrested
by the Oakland police near Oakland 5
Chinatown, where they were waiting
for the Chinese claimants, of the drug
to appear and pay them for smuggling
it. They were convicted in the Unit.
ed States District Court, and Fielder
was sentenced to four months i'm
prisonment in the Alameda County
Jail; while Powers got six months,
Powers and Fielder served out their
terms, and recently in response to'the
importunities of Special Treasury
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

Agent TidweiI and Customs Lfeuten.
ant Joseph Head. both men told all
they knew about the affair and Impls-
Gated Donaldson and Gallagher. They
went before The Federal Grand Jury
yesterday on the suggestion OF the
United States District Attorney John
L, MeNab and repeated the story.
Powers was an employee of the
Western Fuel Company and was sta
toned on board the coal barge Mel
rose. He says that Donaldson asked
him to island in with him in the
landing of 600 tins of opium from the
Siberia and that Donaldson had pre-
piously made similar propositions.
Says Help Was Supplied.
Powers finally agreed, and Donald.
son, according to Powers story, took
him into the engine-room of the 81
IBERIA and introduced him to the en-.
gineer's head boy and the engineers
cabin boy, both Chinese, and said that
these boys would do the dirty work
that they would handle the stuff.
Powers says that he wanted some
help, and Donaldson and Customs In
spector Henry Gallagher was sin. on
the DEAF aad would see that the
watchmen were not around and would
give the necessary signals.
Three hundred and twenty tins
were lowered from the top deck OF the
Siberia to the barge, and when the
barge was towed to the Mission dock
Gallagher says Powers met them on
the dock and stood guard to give the
alarm in case any one should heayei
in sight. Fielder hired a launch and
took the opium off the barge to Oak
land Creek, while Gallagher and Pow
ers went over on the Creek ferry-boaS
and assembled at the meeting place.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOF1ELD BARRACKS, Sept. q.
Every enlisted man in the post not
on other duty, most of the officers
and many of the ladies turned out
this morning. TO witness the quarterly
field day, in which the four regi-
ments of the garrison took part. The
sports were about the most success.
full ever brought off at Leilehua, many
of the events icing keenly contested,
and decided by cyGlash finishes.
Probably he most spectacular
event on the card was the stake driv.
ing contest for the Field Artillery,
where six horses with their rumblinS
load are driven between three sets
Of four stakes each, forming a diff
cult figure Fights. and covering the
lanes seven lines at speed. This
competition, which developed skillful
and daring semanship, and nicely
Of judgment, was won by d battery,
from f. Battery, in the fast time OF
.1:17 81.
The winning team, which knocked
down only one stake, was made up
of Sergeant Campbell, chief Of sec
ton; Moore, driver Of lead team;
Kuhn, swing; Young, wheel.
Six teams entered in the mile relay,
first place going to the Third squad
ron Of the Fifth cavalry, viii the
third battalion Of the First Infantry
second. Time, 4:u3.
The equipment race went TO Thorn
ton. Of D company, Second Infantry;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per T. K. S. S. Nippon Maru,. from
San Francisco.-FoE Honolulu: None.
For Yokohama: Miss G.. Garst, j. d.
Halliday, Y. Katayama, |. Oura, Mrs.
j. A. Rabbit and infant, Master r.
Rabbit, Lieut.. F. F. Rogers, Miss l..
Roth, G. Takeda, DR.. I. Tanimura, H.
Yamawaki, Miss H. >Zurbonsen. For
Kobe: Rev. II. Lindstrom, E. l.. New
lille. For Shanghai: Chang Lai, Mrs.
j. B. Davis, Miss E. B. Felland, A.
GlasunoW, Rev. j. A. D. Gotteberg,
Mrs. J. A. o. Gotteberg, Miss M. N.
kulberg, kwang Chat, Carl K. Loo,
Mrs. l.. Norris Newman, Miss j. New
man, Mrs. F. J. Raven and infant, DR..
C. M. Lacy Sites, Mrs. c. M. Lacy
Sites, Prof. E. SoVick, Mrs. E. Sovick,
Miss G. Soyick, Master E. Sovick.
For Hongkong: w. s. Boston, Loo
Fong, Miss NJ. Hodges, Mrs: w. l..
Hodges, Mrs. K. l.. Johnston, F. G.
Keeling, Mrs. F. G. Keeling, o. S. Lee,
Mrs. o. s.. lee, S. K. Lii, Mrs. S. K.
Ii, Master Louis Lii, Mrs. A. Marsh,
&c. w. Marshall, Mrs. A. c. Mayer,
Miss r. A. Mccullough, w. A. Ment-
Ger, Miss F. Pioneer, A. NJ QuayIe,
Mrs. II. Sechrist, Mrs. Yung Shee, B.
Webb, Mrs. B. Webb. 49,.
PerS str. Kilauea from Kona and
Kau ports: P. Mai, D. KaupekQ, Rev
Keala, S. Lazaro, Miss Hao, Rev. Ii
motto, Miss NJ. Kaile, S. Kulia, Rev
A. s. Baker, Rev. Yuzui. w. NJ. Pom,
eroy, A. Haneberg, A. L. Castle, W
X. Namanu, Dong, w. P. sMoralia, F
Costa, r. o. Matheson, E. A. Mott
Smith, w. L. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher, E
w: Ellis, G. L. Hadley, J. A. Craw,
ford, Jno. Taylor, j. Harvest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures a. m, "a; a. m,
II; 10 a! M, 70; II noon, 80. Mini
mum last night, "A.
Wind-6 a. NJ, velocity 6, direction
NE; 8 a. m, velocity 2, direction NE;
10 a. IN, velocity 8, direction NE; II
noon, velocity II, direction NE. Move
ment past "a hours, 189 miles.
Barometer at a. M, 1892; dew
point at 8 a. m, 65; relative humidity,
s a m, 65; absolute humidity, a. m,
6.4I5. Total rainfall during past "A
hours, T.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
VESSELS TO AND Z.
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants IT,
8 Exchange

SAN FRANCISC Sailed, September
q, 1880 p. M, S. s. Tenyo Maru,
for Honolulu. .r -.:~
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived, Septem.
her ~, 10 0e- a. M, S. S. Sierra;
hence September Il. ..s...
Observation-Disclosures, September 26,
s. 8. Nile hence September IA.
MENDOCINo-Sailed, September 26
Schooner l.. M F. Griffith, for HG.
noluIu. j.. - .... ..... -
PORT CAMILLE Sailed, September
%, Barkentine KHkitat for Hilo.
AERoGRAMS. e >"*
S. S. VENTURA will arrive from San
Francisco Monday morning with 60
cabin and 1 steerage passengers;
% tons general and 40 tons cargo
on ice. 49, -. ~.
S. S. NIPPON MARU sails for Yoke.
1 hama $500 p. m. today. :z"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
Harrison Direct Lire Add New Terri

Harrison Direct Lire Add New Terri
tory.
The Harrison Direct Line, freighters
operated under this company having
made frequent call at Honolulu is re-
ported to have added more territory
10 the present round the world sc1ed-
ule..
Advices received here today that
Selling their opportunity with the an
rouncement of the withdrawal Of the
Pacific Canadian Steamship Company
from the Mexican service, the Harr1-
son Direct line has completed arrange
rents whereby the steamships of that
line will make regular calls at the mort
Of Salina Cruz. The first OF the fleet
to make the additional call is the
Crown of Calicia. which is now II Sa-
lima Cruz en- route to VOncouver. Four
other Harrison liners following the Ga
licia will make calls at the Mexican
port in search of business. and If the
new departure proves successful the
service will. be maintained.
Tie Harrison Direct Line agency at
Honolulu has been advised that an
other new Harrison liner is about to
enter the service between Europe and
the cast The Crown of Seville. which
las been recently launched, was
scheduled to steam from l1iVerD0ol
September 21st for San Francisco. The
pew steamer. which was built Of G p
COW. is AS feet in length. 56.' feet
beam and 80 feet dRDth and of about
$500 tons gross. The vessel il es-
re ciallv DESIGNED for her owners East
CTR, and Pacific trade and IS fitted with
twin masts with a bridge between the
two foremasts and a complete outfit
Cf derricks. including a heavy derrick
to lift weight of thirty tons.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
G1YOOa STaDNaSSyd

. Per T. K. S. S. Nippon Maru, for
Japan and China ports.-From Homo
lulu: j. Armstrong, Mrs. ]. Arm
strong, Miss A. Cassells, Miss M. Dali
ton, c. E. Lake, Miss E. Sommer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

A girls college at Granada under
French control. has appealed for res
cue from famine American marines
in Nicarag11a will he sent to their aid
The s50,oOO,o0O loan to China for
which negotiations have hPen gOin" on
between China and a british hank has
been baked by the concerted oprosi-
ton Of the United States and Great
Britain. insisting on foreign sunervt-
sion of expenditures of loans granted
10 China.
italy and Turkey have agreed to tn"
peace terms proposed by the Porte.
Italy retains TripOli. and is cOmmunl-
eating with EurOroan bankers for a
loan of between 500. 600 OO9 and 600
UCu 600 francs ito THrkev1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

A shipment of Hawaii cattle arriy-
ed at Honolulu this morning in the
H. steamer Likelike. This vessel
called at Kawaihae, where the ami
mails were loaded. The steamer me-
with fair weather in crossing the
channel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

Mrs. Emma Armitage has flied suit
for divorce against Harry Armitage,
alleging deserifOn on his part They
have been living apart for some time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

Democratic candidates are request
ed TO meet in Waity building at 2
,p. m. Saturday. September %. Off
claI notice is published in todays
issue Of the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

a boy for errand work is wanted
at the StarBulletim Immediately.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
Passing OF The Lady Operator.

The proposed installation of young
woman wireless operators IN number
OF Trans-Pacific steamers, mooted a
year ago, and which resulted in Miss
Mabel Kelso taking the position in.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
kona Sugar Report.

According TO report brought to the
city with the arrival of. the Inter
Island steamer Kilauea, the following
sugar is awaiting shipment at Kona
and Kau: H. A. G., 1915 sacks; II. A.
Co, 6S1: T. p. Co.. 800.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
kiIauea Brought Varied Cargo.

ceived with the coming in tOdays OF
the Inter-lsland steamer Kilauea. This
vessel, from Kona and Kau ports of
CALL returned with a fair list of pas
sengers. Included in the freight list
were shipments of chickens, sheep,
COWS, % crates chickens, % head cat
tie, 80 pigs. 4S bales sisal, So punches
bananas, 80 pieces kOa, 59S sacks cof-
fee, 1900 sacks sugar and 21O pack
ages sundries. The Kilauea expert
enced good weather on the trip home
ward.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
Raise Fares of Storage Passengers

RAISE Fares OF Storage Passengers.
Chinese steerage passenger fares
from Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma, Van
cOuver and San Francisco to ports in
China and Japan. have been advanced
from August l. The Blue Funnel
Line and the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company, operating out Of Brit
ish Columbia ports, and the Oriental
lines terminating at San Francisco,
have announced an advance in the
rate from s47.5G to ISL. The Bank
Line, Ltd, which has hitherto main
tanned a rate of $3.50. has announced
that, as a result Of the advance made
by other lines, rate of $3.50 would
become effective from August l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
Sparks From the Wireless.
Ventura Report.

The following wireless message has
been received from the Oceanic S. S
Co.'S S. S. Ventura, bound for Homo
lulu from San Francisco, Cal:
S. S. Ventura, at sea, Sept. 20, s p
MO cabin passengers; 5 steerage
passengers; % tons general cargo for
Honolulu; 40 tons icehouse goods
Will arrive off port Monday morning
IwaIani on the Way with Cattle.
The Inter-Island steamer Iwalani is
on the way to Honolulu with ship
ment of cattle, according to a report
received here today with the arrival
of the steamer Kilauea. The Iwalani
was to call at Keauhou for cattle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
TDES---SUN AND MOON

Full moon Sept. &c at 1923 a. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27
Shipper Loses License.

ST tpPCl IOSSS -'SS'oS'
There are many friends Of Captain
F.. c. Armstrong, master in the steam
ship Pleiades, at the port of Honolulu
who will regreat to learn that through
the unfortunate experience in going
ashore, - miles off Port San LaZaro,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
9mellering / Sbif(anb.

9ejlerel1s 0fening ON 9uellc-
ring / slrmeen blep giort til @jel1>
itano for pre0e slngre6 / 93igsoogelr
Iornplig, og bans Majeitnts Gals
man0 blep ne6bpsiet og u6pebet-
l(n0cr 9ebattcn ober Mliliterbu6-
gettet frcmfom @entp6ni11ger til cu
9uel forlebe11 lnellen1 2eitno11t
bon 9errin9el1, en- gepe al Sem
preltslilfe &rigSmi1iiter, og 9sjt~
nar1t bon Buttfommer, bpori fgrit-
|nGpnte blep 0r9bt. Set erflpre=
oes, at 6enne slffere bar en- arnn=
felie for 9eotionen. @err bon Ser
ringen, &rigsminilteren, rejite fig /
0pbioielie og proteltereoe moo Ell
iaaoan &ritif ober en- &rigsnil1i=
iter. San tilfeje6e, at Menb, iom
|n9gte0e at 0l1ellere paa @runo af
religieie Operbebisninger, par
uberoig at bore Officerer.
Gette foraarlage6e breoe l16brno
fra set fatbolife @entrumsparti, Sc
raoifale, 6e liberale og @ocialilter=
ne. Minilteren foriegte fem Mi=
nutter at fortiette fin Sale unoer
SpltDret men fan6t set umuligt at
itge ct Or6 og bleb ne6t til at OPP
|gibe Set. &err Raaicbe> &igsoa-
gems 8iceprGii6ent, bernerfe6e 6a,
at @rigsmintlteren neppe Inngere
fun6e bore ! Sbibl, bbor6qn en- me-
get flor 9el af Mationen betragte6e
bans Sbn paa Duellering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
8ra 4nlaunrt.

Ser fra &onlulerne / Sbangbai pcr
inolgbet &lager oper Sen fineiiifs
WGliterguperner, Urbentictint:i-
@an beifp4oes for at bape loffet pel=
bapenoe &ineiere, Der boe6e oen
europgiife Bpoel, ino / &ineier-
hpen bpor bon loo Dem arreltere for
at presie Eenge no af oen1. Sc
lonoterne bempn6ige6e @oniulerne
til at treffe oe fornb6ne Gor9olcs<
regler oDerfur 1icbel1ticbimei % bl-
"a. flno6rage bam BEN 8eItpttelie
ban hiotil bar np6t. @an t1gcr
nemlig boer slften lin Silflugt tif
oen europGiife 9poel og opboloer
Zig fer ON Natten al 6rpgt for ST.
nclcrnes @9pn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
ssrlanos selpitpre.

Det leoel1oe irlfe @la6 vltllter
Guardian" offentliggjor0e fornpliQ
eli ejenipnlig rigtig sSre1nltilling al
2obfori1agetS Sn1ri0s.
Sen irife 92igs0og pil berefter
fomme til at beltaa al ct ltn0:r=
bus me0 100 Me0lenmer oe ct
Sberbls meo 48 Meolcn1lner, al
bbilfc Sc 36 pGlges al Sc @pjelt=
belfattcoe, og Sc gprigc 12 uonGo=
nes al &rone,1. Sperbuiet ifol op-
leles bpert s. 9ar. Eli llnoerbu=
let lfal Ser oeri1no0 u6lfripes nDe
Galg bpcrt fente Mar. Golgreg=
ler1e for set irife llnberbus bliper
Sc lanme iom for Set engellfc.
S;rloro lfol 0og pe0blipen0e re-
prGienteres / 9}igsparlame1tet :
2on6on. slntallet al Sc irlfe &c
preiel1to1lter Set engclife ltnoer-
bus er enOnu iffe faltiat. Srlen-
0erne bar biotil belat omfring 100
Ylo6ler, men Bette Sal bil liffert
blipe nebiat mes mere el1o @alpz
6elen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
l1lpffen paa 9}ilen.

Set pplples- 11l1, at Sen iorulpf=
feoe Slriltoanlper paa 9lilen bap=
De fife mir0re ems 400 Easiagerer
onboro. Strofs efter @ammen1te-
BET ltDreoe Gamperen i11o mos
greooen, Scr ilni0lertio pao oette
Steo par betpoelie bbiere e11o 6fi=
bet og falot itejlt al moo 6Iooe11.
Foslagerene bar grebne al en- pa=
milf @frGt og opferte fig ganlfc
lom panpittige Do 2anogangs-
breooerne blep lagt no, itormeoe
olle ben for at fomme bort fra
@fibet> og Ser oplto6 Ell pilo
Srunglel, un0er bpilfen &pinoer
og 8grn iflrbbe6es / ganoet. @por
mango Menneifer ser orufneoe CT
enonn life opgiort, og ligeina list
ct Set faltllaoet, om ser bar gr1ru=
peere blanot 0e o,11fon11re, eller.
ois1e, iom Set fra en- SIDE pao=.
ltooes, olle par sggpptere. slat 4l1=
|tollet al 0rufl1e0e in1i6lertio ct me-.
get ltort CT en &jen6sgjerning og
forflares pe0 at Damperen ianf {
2ebet al 5 Oltn11tter efter @on1-
menite0et. st acknowledgement fro
9otro me00eler, at DDffere CT BE-
lfjgftige0e meo at gjel111e1nipge Ni=
len paa Set 5te6, bpor Suriltoon=
peren ct iunfet. @totil bar man
|funoet 2igene af 5 europeilfe 2a-
nter. Sl9be6amperens Man6jfab
reooeoe 20 Eerioner; andre reooe-
oeS of Sc arabiife 8oa6e, ser ileoe
til / ltort slntal. 0e fle1te omborS=
bere11oe bar Smoaborgere, ser bap=
DC fejret Sen itore 5oraasfelt, set
laofolbte Gbamcl=Heslin1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
Statsabppfat Ser9b.

SITTER far Gtatsaouofat Martt11
Berab punoet Ell betpbningsfulo
Gag for Minnebaba County Sp>
Gafotos @pieiteret. Stollr Sails
8anferne onlog0e ifjpr Gag imoo
@ountpet ior at faa Jig tilbagebe=
talt ct 8eleb al opcr $4,000 De pna=
1too at babe betalt for meget / Stat>
ter, 9runoet poa en- Spcrpl,roering
al 6eres 2apital, oip. Ga Sagen
par unoer @ebor6ling Circuit
Court, gop CONNER Sones lin Don
imoo Gountiet, bporpoa Wr. 8ergb
nppeIlereoe 5ugen til &bjelteret
@agfbrer11e frcmfbrte fine Arg1':
menter Sogen fioite Sftober, oa
Sfetten bar bapt Sen 1mOer 8ebano=
ling inbtil mi, oa ltnoerrettens
Dom blep tilii0elot, og Minncbabo
County fl1noet at bore berettige1
til &engene.
Set er Ell 1tor @ejr for slopofot
8ergb perionlig, os en leroeleS
og betpoelig Ginoing for Goun
tpet. Set piier, at BET betaler Jig
at bope en- 0pgtig 5aeferer til N6=
pofat for @ountpet.
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9en iDnfembe airfe.
SSinfS=&nfhpNrnIpn

Stats =&atbe0ralenL St.EeterSbnrgs
fineite 9pgpprf, truer me6 al
itprte iammel1 i ell ner Jren1tio
&irfen ligger paa lumpagtig @run0
og ipnfer ltooig, 6rontiioen mere
emo 8agii6en. &atbe6rolens Stet=
ter iom er bpgget al Murlten og
flaot meo @ranit, fan ltprte ianl-
men naar iom belit. 9faar 0tio=
oagsialltten goar 4l. 12, rpiter be=
le &trfen. 9lrfitefternc crflgrer
at &irfen life lpngere bpr berpt-
tes, og Sc foreiloae0c 9teparotioner
betegnes iom eanlfe lu,pttige. Yaa
@rlln0 al &irfens foloslole Spng=
oe mao Jun6amcntcringen felt
foranores.
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,Sitanic"s sTprlis.

Sire bunoreoe Tprbeoere og @ms=
rere tilbgrenoe uOlpn1pic 8elGt=
ming gjoroe Streif fem 0iinnte::;
fer Spioe tStjerneliniens 5fib 1fu!-
6e afgao fra gnglano til 9ee>p Dort
forIe6en. De forloo Sfibet Slot
og fSelge. Com @rl1no til Strei=
fen ongop oe, at 2ipboaoene, iom
bar onbragt paa 5fibet, par IT,
ubpgtiee.
8lan6t oe Sing, lom bar potl
itprit Opiigt UNDER Senatsfoniteens
6orbsr i gnIe6ning al uSitontc"
aatoitrofen bar l16figsmano 6re=
oerif Sleets 8ionesbpr6. 9an bio-
nebe, at bpis ban bapbe bopt en-
&iffert, biloe fan l16e11 Sbtol op=
oaeet Ssbjerget fer, og bans 8ie=
nesbDro bleb befreftet. 6leet Jag.
Sc, at bon Soutban1pton baroc
ipurgt, ON ban lite iful6e bope ITO,
gen aiftert;; men set blep iagt bonn,
at ban lite bebebe6e 11ogen.
u&elIig Dlab" af Scan6inopia1:
Mmericon 2i1ien, iom anfom II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
@urf Eoitrnte paa Gpitsber9en.

Sil Son1meren oil ser blipe giort
6orieg mes at u1oerbol0e Ell fait
&oltrute paa Spitsbergen, ioet
&oltltprelien bar anta9et ct Sil'
bn6 fra ct 5ellfab 9rpn1sg reprG-
ienteret pe6 Sperloos Gcbeen on1
at 1mOerboloe en- regellnasiig Golt=
befo6rtng meo cit Motorifeite mel
lem Gromsb og &oitbuiet poo Spits-
bergen. Ser bill blipe n6fert 6
Sure / 2sbet al Moaueoerne Sll[i
September.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-05-03
4.,,rt srtssu,,.

Sra 8aris ifripes: Oeputcret-
famrets Hrniioe,,t, &enri 8rision,
6p6e SEN IA. 9lpril, efter at bon
no9Ie Gage bapbe libt UNDER en-
Gorfglelie, ball bab6e poaoragct
fig 1,n0er fit &aaltcopbol0 poo tit
2an6lteo Montnorencp. @ons
2ip fun6e muligpis babe peret req
set gje,111em cit Operation, men en-
lterft fremlfrcoet Sierteipgoom
unluliggjor0e en- loaOon.
9rision por fbot Bite eSuli 1885
og gif oltioo lit 77oe 9lor.
5on iaQ mango onore fronlfe
Eolitifere, ser bar bul1oet 9eapn og
Snoflpoelie u1lner sen treble &c
publif, par @rision 9lopofat oe
bap0e begpnot fin politilfe 2ebebone
|nn0cr Set a16et &ejlerbgmmc paa
Sen Sis, on @onlbetta peo Sc fpr=
ite 5egn til Slipiers Empire libe-
|ral" blep Tprer for Ell politiieren=
Sc, jurioilf opOraget ung0om, Ser
tilfjenoegab lin Sppolition ligeiaa=
pel Sfral1fen ipm paa 6olfen1g=
oerne. 9rision ltille0e Jig ferite
Gang til Galo / HariS 1869,
mcn beg pc0 Ganpalget Hlaoicn
for el1 9l0re &epublifoner. Chen
bar fan uaf6ru0t tilbsrt &re0le1
al republifanlfe a5prere, og bon bor
Grin for Grin tilhaaelagt &ejen op
til Sc bejelte Softer, &epublife1'
Tan u6oele. =
2 Sfte far pco EruliOe1tlfifter
bans 9fapn puret fre1nlne blan0t
oeln 9fationalfori iamli1gens 2cOe'
rc flunoe ion1le 6ercS Ste1nmer ON.
SEQ Garnot5 9po pil0e bon mao
ife oglaa bore blcDet palgt, bpis
life banS 9fobn bapOc bapt en- lob=
Zig ro6ifal &langfarpe, 11abnlig
lamntenbolot mco Gabi Gnrnots.
|Som iaa ofte fGr forctraf 0a 9fo=
Observation-Disclosures 6lertal for Sc
u0prege0e &anoiooturer cit treble,
mere neutral, / oettc Silfrloe Selir
Jaurc.
Men Gepl1tcrctfamret oq
Troltfrigs &cgjering DGpDeoe @enri
@riSion iin fremrogenoe Stilling.
Sons Sa0ifaliSme blegne0c, efter=
baan6en iom nDe flimrenOe Stier=
ner ouffeoe op til pc11l tire for 9om.
@an fltn0e fi110e Jig tilrette lne0 Ell
Millero10, lelp on bon fom fra
5ocialoemofrotiet. 9erimo6 lag0e
ban ombpggelig pio slfitan0 mel
lem fig ieIb og en- antiflcrifal 6a=
11atifer lom Gpn1bes pg en- golS
og bl,loren0e iocialiltiit Gribuu
lom San ssaures. Son1men me0
|2eon Bourgeois og Sc ienere Mar
|@eorges Glen1enceolt blep 8rislp,1
|en al SEN n1o0crne &epublifoniS=
mes &orpfeer, bgjt oniet be6 lin
ubeitiffelige Sperbepisnings Sros
lfab, pe0 fin perionlige @Gr6igbe0
og lin prgpeoe politilfe @rforing.