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S, s. LURLINE - Arrives from San
Francisco Tuesday morning with 81
cabin passengers, 304 bags mail, 81
W.T.. express matter, 1882 tons
cargo. Kahului: 221 tons cargo. z
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IN
need OF ACTION,
SAYS THOMPSON

William Thompson. prominent Re
publican and for two years mem
Der of the Republican territorial cen
trail committee. is strongly in favor
of rules convention long before the
date planned by the present Repub-
lican executive committee. He be-
Elieyes that the convention should be
held within the near future, and Incl
dehtally, he declares that there Is
much work for the Republican organ
ization to do right now.
Speaking of the need for action, he
said this morning:
TT is rather unfortunate that the
irst authoritative statement made
since the legislature adjourned by the
chairman of the Republican party,
Mr.. Robert Single. should have In II
so little of hope and encouragement.
rhe rank and file of the party are
looking for leadership and seeking
tight and are told to walt until next
summer. when convention will be
held. It is promised, however. that
the spirit as well as the. letter Of the
direct primary law win be complied
with. Hitherto, conventions have
been something to conjure with and
the politicians evidently find 1t diff
cult to break away from them. It
should be remembered that the Re
publican Central COMMITTEES has am
pie power. in fact, absolute power, to
change the rules Of the party to con-
form to the new direct primary law
without convention. If. however.
the leaders have decided that con
vention shall be held. then why wait
until next summer? Call it now.
Get the convention over and done
with so that its dominating influence
cannot be felt at the election next
year. This course would demonstrate
to the people OF the territory that
the spirit OF the direct primary law
viii not be contravened. Get busy
now. Then the subjects of your Sat
urtiay editorial could be changed
from Work or Get Out to get Out
and Work. so f4s
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CONTINUED on page eight
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Thus Il is certain that there are
causes vitality effecting "the high
cost of living out side of the supply
and demand Of necessities. There
fore, how can the people of the
United States or congress solve this
problem without more careful study
Mr. how can we solve any problem
until We understand it.
Attitude. -
besides the investigation of our
methods Of procedure which can be
gained from convention OF this
kind. there Is the question of our in.
dividual attitude towards all public
problems "A supervisor is certain to
be more efficient by his attendance
on convention of this kind. and ii
ought not to be necessary to estab-
lish the precedent of paying steamer
fares or expenses Those who have
neither the energy nor the interest to
spend their time and money in thus
seeking to become more efficient
ought not to be worthy of the Suffrage
IOf their fellow citizens.
The danger in convention of this
kind Is thatsit can descend to simply
a season of good fellowship without
mental stimulation. To avoid this
there ought to be frank. open and
general discussion Of the papers
read This tends to compensate and
encourage those who present the sub.
jects. Therefore. each individual has
his part to perform without which
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Oahu dropped three-quarters of q
point from last sale, some days ago,
in sales today of so and is shares at
1875. Brewery shed quarter point
in a sale of rs shares at 20.50. Oahu
Railway fives remained at par for
S9500 Between sessions, McBryde
declined ohe-half point in sale of
so shares, at 2.
Honolulu Consolidated Oil, unlisted,
was offered today at 1.70. a drop of a
few cents. Not much was TO be had
at that figure.
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MORE PROMOTION
WORK Is THEME
Or RESOLUTIONS
tcontinusd from page one)

extension Of the work Of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee.
In the interest of the Anti-Tubercu-
losis League Of Honolulu, an organi-
cation which for the past few years
has been in close cooperation with
the board of health in Kidding Homo
lulu of the white plague, James A.
Rath, headworker Of the Palama Set
Element, introduced a resolution cali
ing upon the civic and commercial or
CARNATIONS of the different islands to
lend their assistance in securing a
greater sale of the Red Cross Christ
mas Seals, a part of the proceeds Of
the sale In Hawaii goes to stamp out
tuberculosis.
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There are lot of fine singers
among the Hilo delegates, and they
demonstrated their abilities with
songs and yells shortly before the
convention convened.
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Full privileges for ten days have
been offered the delegates by the
local Young Mems Christian Associa-
ticn. 1t is expected that many of
them will take this opportunity to go
over the new building, and see the
many features in working order.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
-
Especial Cable to Merrhants'
Exchanke1
Monday, Sept. g.

A.
ASTORIA - Arrived, Sept 81. scl1r
King Cyrus, from Kahului Aug. 2S
PORTLAND = Arrived. Sept. %, SIS
Strathdene from Pearl Harbor Sept
IL.
SAN DIEGO. Arrived. Sept. %, SIS
Arizonan. from Salina Cruz
PORT LUDLOW = Sailed, Sept. %
bark 8. G.. Allen, for Honolulp.
SAN FRANCISCO = Arrived, Sept. %
1880 a. M, s. s. Nippon Maru
hence Sept is.
Sailed, Sept Ills. s. Mexican. for
Seattle.
COLUMBIA RIVER Arrived, Sept
81. schr. Salem. hence Aug. %.
MAHUKONA - Sailed. Sept. Is, schr
Muriel. for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO = Sailed, Sept. 90
S. s. Hyades, for Seattle.
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10 al inc communities CutSide sOf
Gahu fer the example they have set
IN Their capacity TO get together.
They have led en- N this respect, and
il Is now up To Hcnolulu and Oahu
10 follow.
Getting together means thct bold
ing of Just such convention as this.
which should be termed "a common
regularly every year. with the object
Of studying not SO much the needs OF
each community az its methods and
its habits.
Education
/ am convinced that the ultimate
solution OF our problem of local gov
eminent in these Islands Is TO be
found In the education OF the people
IN efficient methods Of procedure,
and proper standard Of results. | do
not mean by this trit statement, sim
ply the education of the ignorant but
rather Of the intelligent, those who
are TO guide and be leaders in each
community
There Is knowledge enough In this
world, more Is not needed, but what
we want IN Hawaii Mel IL Ia have
part of that knowledge pansed around
and put where we can refer "a II
One OF the great ahtects ~ thie con-
vention a that Ne want ~ -bn<,a,
what you know, and we want you to
know what we know, no matter how
small q quantity Of knowledge each
of Us may possess, and this. conven-
fabl;sbee Z fba smo,,rt - kna.',.,, ~
= k;c6 ,va No., 1890 h.ve :. a,~ nnowie ~,
go '.,sl,, .'s,,' g. 1,,.s' seg
the 'ft,tfrn : - -. 4. =
80 $500, oLsel l1e uincuity rol solving
80. t - snaes presents ltseH lies IN
NJ NJ, ~ y = n,lN = staillle POINT
N.Y. y -. !. J " - pe4ih - important az
ny ~ - ~.
Asa rule communities are not will
ing TO admit their physical and func-
tionai inefiiciency, and we in Hawaii
are no exception. We have much of
tnat Diind preference for comfortable
but dangerous self-deception, rather
than the safer knowledge Of ugly
truth Our citizens easily divide
into three classes: IS
First we have those who admit
frankly that there Is great need Of
improvement and are anxious to help.
4 Second there are those who realize
that something is wrong with local
affairs, but attribute the difficulty to
all manner OF vague causes and think
nothing OF immediate value can be
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WraHs.isentbums Sypstbefen
Rene 5ppotbefen.

@eorge yRsiterman al gurnet
WDobs y. u. 2. 60, $2500.
@eDrae y. Slider an 4nna s. ab.
Iers, $500.
2utile q. Campbell an Union
Spgs. gunt u. 5ruit 60. $500.
9arrp 8idmdn II. U. an %. Waro
y. u. 60. $1,000.
gDiIbelmiua S'Top an GpaHTton
gunt, 2200.
WiLidm 8. goole on 9sit'Str. 80.
q 6. II. g. Co., $1750.
Siaac Muion an Wiami IOpnibip
9. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Rap Didion an Delta qp1n aHn.
Co., $1,000.
Antonio 2eSguono an Union ga.
pings 3. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
GetiIste 6ppotb,eten.
Carrie Rsnpe an SdtIsp sSmpropeo
1878.
Nm. 5elig an Centennial .. a.,
$500.
aouis Rempc on SatIep smprpDsr
3. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Grant I. Websr an Surnst 0oobs
3 H.. g. Go, $1,000.
Sobu ]. gurte an Gan Mareo 3.
II. 6. a., $500.
QeorI grififtI an Rorp u. Darb,
S7OO.
.. .. Campbell an Union 9. 9.
Il. 3. 60. $1100.
5rant 6. Sonic an Gnterpriie 3. u.
6. u. Co., $500.
aHna So. 2. BcItien on 9ins Ct.
Gable g. u. q. Co., $1100.
.. g. grobom an Champion 3. u.
&c. 3, $3.50.
ID. 8. pOoie an ). ). qbiIIips,
$3.50.
spbn 2. Gosbep an q. 81. Susbes,
$400.
auauit Steinsr on QeorI Ctr.
Worfei g. II. 3. Co., $3.50.
2. u. sdusfer on Big Jpur 3. L,
G. Co.. 1926.
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so Bel 300 5ub an Der @iibieite bsr
Hibnle Rpo0; 81.
ssohn Sdneioer an Weon 1idlon,
lhsiI BON Got 30. 8 in Der Cottage
Sin llnterabtb.iIuno; 81.
Charlotte 3insIe on bic SrtIhnft
Gennebp 5eisbts, Elm Stiid aane Be.
tuFg gsrIdngerung Der 3insle 2tp.;
ISL.
Glisobetb +. Glenn II. ". on bic q.
6 8. SsW.R q. 60. 5hsil BON Got
/ in Der Clifton 5arm llnterobtbeie
luna; fsrner 2heil BON aots 246, 247
uno 275 in sSIaac Bates llnterabtbsis
luna; 81.
Gitote bon sscmes Wi. Olenn on bic
feIbs, bdFtbs Giaentbum; 81.
Benjamin +. ShottsnFels II. u. oil
antonio Sc gupnO, 5beiI bon Got IL
in Dopio arncfs GItate; 81.
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(5ortiesnne fpIgf.)
sabertraSxnsea
gineinnati 8. Gspt.

2 ! II IN HI u o. S<pt.
CHARTS 2sppert an georee Wefters
man. 25.17 bei 100 Gub on Der Glib
eft Gte Der Carthage pite uno
9ptper Sirobs 81.
@lisabsth 9rott an 4ribur gurtis.
80 bei 210 Rub an Der Eibfsiie Der
Dariap 4peuas; ST..
abolph V. Sting on Gborles ig.
guuI. so Bel 80 s5uB an Der Siibs
fsiie Der Wipntann MDenue; ST.
Gmmd 6ostp an emma g. Sernns
ton. Got go. 50 in btr Vorippo6 9iefp
llntsrabtbeilung. Rorpooo; ST.
5dllie Clement Wriaht an 6orrn
Didman II. a., 40 bel 80 Sub on be.
Roroisite Der Uaelrofs aDtnue; 81.
Obeas %. somIen on Milbelmina
G'Don. Der tDeitIide Ibsil Don Go!
SO. 228 bon Der sipeittn llnterdbtbei'
lnna BON Rprnoob part; 81.
9bomos 3. Snpber an Obeos VI,
zopnsItp, bofislbs Gi8ent9um; 81.
SimcH 9uHsr an DclsutiHs Wu@tr,
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Der Urnunen.
BON Eenri Martin. Teutin
ppu Sulia girsn 5dhR.

Tie Sonne aiHg bfutrnth unier.
3ds SbDeigsn Der ebene puroe
nit Der 9immerurg nod ittperer.
noh intsHitper. ais Elm Stret ben
Trisoen oss 2tbenos itorie. 8is
9nuern, Die bonn 5cloe heimtumtn,
bic ioodt auf Der Coulter. fuhpn er.
ihredt suTdmmen uno iabeu Batter
WaIahone. Der duf Der S6pele
Ieines fIeinsn 0auies ftanb. psrsDeia
felt bic arms gum 5anmeI erbeben.
Sic eiIten auf ihn Su. unb Der Utdnu,
Elm Bdusr BON irngefobr piersig Sab
yen, fart, tnpdig, hus 2lntiig pon
gBino uno Metter eebrduut. eredblie
ihnen, bab isin gnsib. bns sr beuse
fritz, ais er 3ur Staot fuhr. um
Stspeine sa ptrtnufen, gsiurb uno
munter sHriifeeldsFcn hattie, nir9enbs
su finben isi. 8ei feiner 6eimfebr
mar bic 5ousttsiir often gerDden. Die
Shrdnte crbrphen, Der Sero tclt
uro Ftine sgrau perf4tpunb.n.
Wlan Iutte Tie iiberdll. .xber CAB
leinen Ratb in bieier anpelegenb<it.
ano man beeilis iih, ade ooufer oes
Fledens nod ibr su earhiuten.
2lber perqebens.
Menn fie in ben Drummer ssitiirsi
mare!
gser Die Asorte oeiprodeH baits,
nubts iidh ipGier isinsr mehr su tr.
innerR, dber man besDdffnete iidb mi.
aeiterH unp Striden unb mo6is iit
bonn auf ben Des Sum gruHnen.
Diesnial mar Der Neg niht psr.
gebens; man fanb be iunge Jr0l. Sis
mar tot. ois 5dnbe ipureH ihr auf bem
Riifen suidmmengebuHosn. sJbr
Rann fldgie uno idrie. aber fsin
auae btieb froden, anb Der WuHn
persoa iib al einem bamiifen 2dds
elm. Gas tpunberie ieoo6 feinen. oenr
es mar i'm g1naen Dorf betonni. oab
Der gouer Itirle 5rGu fGlug, uno bah
Fe pis 5uno unb aose suIummtH
| lebten.
Die golisei ndbm bic Gahe In biz
6dno. Riemon0 bate etipas gefehen
cber oebort. Gns 6dusten lag 3iem'
Hid melt BON ben aRberen entfernt.
une bic Qtuie aus benz Gorfe hdttsn
ben ganaen 1ne auf ben JeIoern ae.
arbtitei. unb bic Irnuen ipdren BEL
eer oroben 5ibe, bic eebtrrfd,t bate
in ihrsn 6dadern eebliebsn. OegsH
Uliisdg mar ipoh ein GoHoitreihe,
lburhs Dorf gstDmmen. Dtr midi
Qercoe ptrtrduenertr<denb aiisgelstkH
nnb in iebem Gnuie stbetftlt hntfs
btpor er auf btr Etrobs nodb bel
Gtabt Al p<rIfspunben mar. Oh
1FfsniIidx Wssinung mar aegsn oieisr
lWann: man bisIt i6n iDsh eisfsl
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Sc Ioo bic gfittsrlidteit zines poIls

Gs Lao bic Ritterlihteit zines polls
enbeten adealiers in ieinsm Weien,
bic nun bob bic dIt.re Der beiben
S6tpeitern perdnlabte, ibn fhdrfer
ins Muge su fofen.
,@be mir ans trennen", perfebte lie
in etnem Son, benz iebt hte bohnii>
tbioe RLdngfdrbung feblte, rmiifen
Sic mir Ideen, mein 0err, ipie unfer
Retter eigsntli9 betbt. Sic ie6en in
un8 bic Saipeitern bes 8eiibers bon
S6lob @eisber9. - geun9"
Der Rame HUT ei9entlih ni6ts CUR
Sa4e, um 10 msbr aIs i'd fiirhte, oaB
sic i'm ioFort ipieoer DergeHen", er-
nioerte Ser 5rembe nit Ieihtem, trps
niI6em 2dfsIn. waber tpenn sic be-
fe6Ien - ib beige - qhiIipp S6nei'
Ter unb bin ar Der llniperiitdt sti
StraBburg beiddftigt, au9enblitlit
obtr bei meiner Wtutter in BEN
ndben QItenitabt gum 8sIu6."
Rod cine tiefe 8srbeugung, fpobel
Elm lanqsr, berunbernber Bid aui
benz IdGnen blonoen &opf Der iiinge'
zen S6lpeiter rubte, oanu 3oqen DIX
gferoe an uno Der Waaeu roQte ea'
BON.
rDus mar Elm 9lbeMeuer", Idgtt
2ouiIon be Maubsuge. iid nod etn:
NAL mad Der bpben, buntlen 9sitatt
| bes iSrembeu umpenbeno, Der, bon
| feinem Wolfshuro in tpeiten Spruns
aen umtrsiIt, iit in Der absnbodmms'
runs perlor. y8ieier Dfann moht
einen biItinsuirtsn GirOrut uni
elsidt babel bod teinen Der 6errer
unIeres 9reiIes. Sdabe, bab es MI
Gin MonTier S4nsiosr Is, 10 ptrt
Nman linn pobI niemals pieoer bege9.
men,"
Moraot erpinerte nihts, Gber e
fIog tpie elm 3ittern ourd ibre 5art'
Geftdlt. .
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Ger @runb.

.@os Sie iagen! Der Shau,
ipieIer e. bat 6en 8rettern Die Die
G}elt bebeuten. oen Hiifen gepenoct
uno lit Reiienoer gelporoen2 @r bat.
te iit bod 10 piel periproheu bon iei.
mem friiberen geruf?"
o8etuiB, 0nGoieite, ober nob
mebr in ibml"
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| |.

Wian bate iest lpieoer etnen 2hstl
ner lanqen puppelalIee pai1irt, nun
erftiea man cine tleine NnhDhe. Die bon
einem berri6aftIi6en 9rtsbof gss
tr0ut purbs, rnb enblih bate man
einsn bon groBsn WirtbIAaftsgebdus
BEN umgebencn Sof errei6t, beTen
eine Gsite Gin sisrIifes SdIobhen
i'm Rofotoitil cbf6loB.
Bon Der tIetnen itein:rnen Srepps
eiltsn 9iener bertei. gben ihIug Die
u6r iiber benz qroBsn rurheu Dell be
bpeuf, bas ben Gin9ang tronte, Die
iicxnte Stunoe. Die 0cmsn hdtten
rem Sagsn psriui1en unb betraten oas
S6Iob.
ueberrafdsro mar es, tpenn man,
einen ettpos buntIen Jlur pdffireno.
p!0slth einen qroBen runcen Sdal
bttrut, Der nit ieiuer gdn5en Gtnrt6-
tuno einen rei6en Gtnorut maht'.
Bon Ser Dede Thaute na6 etnem &C.
mdloe ppn Desns cine Cos berab, bic
rings opn reihen Qrobesten in Stud
uno auf MoIfen reitenben Qtebesgots
tern umaeben purbe. gluf ben nit
matt6lauer Seibe betleioeten Wonos
FlG6en pran9te gIdn5enoer BiIoers
limb StdtuettsnThmud unb bur9 Die
gefhipeiften aIUgsItbiirsn iub man gu
beioen Seiten in cine Reibs dbnliaer
8smddhr.
Sp6 bic beiftn Domsn traten iest
ron benz 9arteniadl burh cine 9lass
tbir hindus arf cine sroBe 3erroIIe.
Rad ban Wuiter 2en6tres mar oteie
3srrufTe nit alIerlei feltFam qeihnor
tslten 8u6sbuumhedeu gsi6mutt,
afpiE6en penen tpoblgeprbnet in itstfeu
2inien 3isrpflan8sn itanben.
9oh bas Shonite beg Gdnsen mar
ser Bid ppn tieier gerrQffe in bas
neite bIibenoe Qdnb, bas iih ttef 81
BEN fyiBen oerietben uusbreitste. Da
fab man ienfsits Der frudtborsu
g6ene ben Dunflsn Mafb. an beTsn
Runbe Elm peibss Gsb0ft uuftauhts,
nah fsinsm 9efiber Die Rempmihls
Qenannt.
Ginft bate S6nis Oago6trts 9aloft
bort QsItunpeu. Der Ieihte Rebel, Der
in per sFsrns MATTE, be3sihnete ods
9ett oes Rbeins unb jenfc.ts beFeIbt1
biauten beg S6parspaIbs 609en.
Rehts ibrpebte fpis cine 8ifion bas
miinTter Don Strab6urq in Der 2uft
uno nad SiioneIten bs1rsn3ten ben
Sorisont Die 0oseIsn nit itrsn tiihneH
sscrmen. gs NOR Elm berTli6es Bib.
Toa bic bsioea 0amen hdtteu teiH
2luoe fir bas pft 9siebsns. fis itrsbtsa
6em einen Der beiben tlsinen rlinben
gdptlous 3u, RE Die 5errdFs gu His
zen S.itsn fluutirten. Nus benz einen
Gtrielbeu, aur Iirten 6onD fdimmert:
Giht, bic 9tur.n fpdren nett aeoffnet.
10 oab Die Iaus 4benbluft uubtbiubert
iGren gin5ua baltsn tonnte, unb man
iibsrbIitte BERN aer3enihimm.r bes
finfarmioen Qeuhtsrs ben runben
8aum, Der nit feiner osrihn0rtsltsn
Rototopru6t ben paHenoen Rabmen
fir bic tleins Gefsnf9aft, bic iih oa.
rim befdnb, biIbste.
(5ortiesung folgt)
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'feiner ardu srfant. Bah bate er
feline Rube kbo6 uiepusrIdnst. ars
otne All dnttporien. ndbm er ods
aidt, Itnnb auf uno fdgte adlel.
3ufenn:
uGs 1T oas gtits, mir 9ebsn ~
Belt"
dis bas Qift dusgelOfft srar.
iDurbe fis fiibner. Sic fagte ploslId:
mGag' Mrs bO6l" -.
,Wos2"
Gle iuagtc ni6t dus5uiprsten,
iuos lie oahie, bd sr aber nohmdls
ipiebertoIte:
.Was foa in Dir fdsen2' - ipuroe
iie muihig uno fliifiertt ibn 5u:
Sag mir, ob oa iie 9eiOtst
bdf!"
gsit einem ;Sfub iprana. er nuf,
ihiittelts lie unb ftris:
I'D psrbiste oir. bdpoH 5u fpreferr
bait bu perTtunben2"
Si. nntlportete nidbt, 0ber bei0e
fiiblttn. odb RON oieism auasnbiif
an nas GsIpenft Der Wtrsnugtnheit
Bel gaa unb Rdhi BET ibnen ietH
iriirbs.
llnb pcn 1ng 3u 3aa tulirbe es
it1limmtr, Der SfaiisH uurOe rieFtHs
grob. 3ornesdusbriit<. 3aHt uHb
Sireli paRn bic SoIgsn. CT I1s Die
itumms sSraae In oen gtuaen IeiRer
grau, sr srristb ihu e,eodnten aug
ihrem Shpeiaen. llRo bic iunee Jrat
fel6Tt ss 'sien. dls Oh Der Gsiit
Der gertorbsnen 9efts pen ihr er-
oriffen bate bds gerGolien zines
biiiiasn 6unbes. Der noh nifi rpust.
su3ub.ibtn. dber ,piitbeno an Ieiner
Geiie serrt.
Sic ihIi6 icbt mdnfmoI um b.H
grnntn berum, es itien. als lpca.e
fie ibm 'sin gebeimnis entreiben. llHo
laIs Der iFriihIing lam. fpnnte fie oft
| ftunbenIana NIT elmer Ir6tii auf benz
Rnno bts grunntns Iisen nHb in bic
buHils 9itfe itarrsn.
Wenn er iis bort FAB, parbe er ror
Muih lsiGenbIob. gr fannie iih
niht mehr; neroos, Ieifa srrest.
bate .r bic Siherbcit oes ihlnuer,
estribiea 9duern ptriorn.
Uirainie mar iebt fdit iiberssngt
bah ibr Rnnn bds 9erbvehen be-
| qaneen bdffe; ss fttlte ihr nar nod
Der entiheibenoe geipeis.
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| ftnnbsn, ohne bas iie es bemertt bntts.
sdiisnb tam fie Bic sur 1reppe.
linien mar Die Ibiir, bic in ben Oars
ten fiibrts, as0ffnet. Der Wtono Itien
BEL, unb Der Tau ifimmsrts ME
Dtamnnten auf gldst uno gIiithen.
Mit leiin, noriihtieen Ehritien
fhlua fie ben Isg sum grunntn esH.
Sic fdnb ibrsn ToHn iibtr bic
fteinerne Brunenpanb gebciat; sr
| fhoute IN bic Tisfe. ols lnuifss er
timer Gimme, uRs 9irginie bOris tbH
itammeiR:
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Ssine frau ftanb iesi saHs NAB
biuter ibm. Die 6dnoe auf ihr
flopienpts 5ers aeprebt. finrrie lie ouT
BEN Wldnn DOR iit, aIs ip1re es eiu
GefpenFt. Jbre augen neiieten iib
por Gntieken, un0 Elm ge[lsnoer
Shrei fam bon ibrsn 2ippen:
| sd ipeiB issi =. Du boit iie er.
inprbtti"
Meiier fam fie nidi. wait eineut
SAB mar DIR Wann ibr an bic aehle
gefprunstn. Gin furhtbdrtr aonpF
entfpnnn iib srpif9en zen beihen. uno
ftpGbreuo er perfudts. iie an Den Rnno
bes 8runnens 3u serren, nm he bins
llHterSufiiirsen, ipie bic onbsre, sidm.
Imerts fie iidb NIT psrgpeifetter araft
an i6H feft uHo 8os Jpn nit iid in
Ibie 5ieFe.
/ Gin tlatfhenxs gtr1uId I'M
WaiTsr, Elm alsi6asiiieer. aeusnber
lShrei bon 5fpei 2ippenpoaxn, unO
lunter xm iilberlen 8ldn3 nss
glonbss bos srgreifsnbe Ghpeis,r,
Der 9la6i.
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9eutfhe gubbbiIten auf
GepIom Cine eigenartige fleine
acIonie aiis europa itammenoer
guobhiiten bat iif in iiingiter 5at
ciif Der ssnieI GeploH anseiibeIi: es
iinb Geutid,e. SclldnSer nno ameri-
faHer. bic snm Glibobisnius iiberge.
ireten iiiio. ssn Der gsdbe zines fleinen
ssiiderborfes gsomens Dconnbufpo
bat iid 0ie'e tleine griiberid,aft nic.
bergeloiien unb bier oerbrinat iie, abs
ieits BON ben ganoen Der Welt unb
Der SnntiIie. in heiliger getrahtlrag
iuib IN Der ausiibuna oes Dbnnna.
bos inneH ben gaea gum gliripuun sr.
ifliebeH fol- Tieie eirop1iiden @nob.
biItenprieiier Ieben ieber fiir fifi IN
fleinen Siiiten, lin0 bic bllnDhiftiidle
Nepolferiing ueriieht iie INIT Der oiirl@
tigen Rabriina, Die ole beilieeH M1n.
'Her r,ir einmoI am 1dge sli lid, leh-
men. Grit fiirsIih lift nod elmer WeI.
0ina oes engIiihman bic f!eine AoIos
ME ourd, nas Gintreiien eines meitp.
reH buobbiitiifen Teutihen. eimes
IT. Tit niis Berlin. oermebrt NOR.
ben. Der neiie Bait bot iidl ais 9tobi5e
Der @riiberfhnft suaeieIlt. CIR nil
bert gnli itiinieren unb nnd, Gripfaiig
ieiner @eite aIs bu00hiitiid,er WeiIs'
Iid1er nndl GeiitihInnD 8uriidfehren.
I'm els MiTiionnr sii ipirfen Gin ail-
nefer 0enifd)er M0ndl bat einen gro.
ZEN 9heil Der Ritnfaferie aus benf
gsaii ms Teatid)e iibcrtrngen.
Nus sinem ianbpirtbs
f4aftIi den Wort1og.
-..... urb b0nn Diin8er. meine
6<rrtn. ben Dilnger {dnn Ia SbneH
| |ri6s mann esuis dus 6eFI IeseHl-
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8erberbIi4e Jolqen.

@eneiroeporftanb: rDur6 b0 Waas
lefisfommerfrifhlsr tperben o0 aeute
perborbeH. Do anedte probiren g
5ubbdlIfpielen. b0 Mdgbs Dolen 10
grobe 5iit' pie b0 5tabtbomen uno
ben RadtiD1hter babe ih bs,ite 0a6t
am Srtsplase sniihen ben sfpei Gin.
ben In elmer 6Gnssma!ie sefa1psH!"
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aus sinem ianbnirt4a
f1aftfi den Bort1dgs

~.... utb b0nn Diinger. useine
6<rrtn. BEN Dilnger tdnn iH Sbne1
ui4t mann egu,ia 0u1 6eT1 Ieapxl-
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-08-09
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Launch Nancy Bell arrived at 9 o'clock Monday evening with several passengers and about 1000 pounds of mail.
 Steamer Caribou, Captain Miller, reached port Monday afternoon.
 The new launch Orphan Boy-two Captains Earl Byers and Herbert Riley left for Dikeman oD her maiden trip at $ o'clock Tuesday morning.
 \ new steamboat recently completed in Iditarod was given a try-out Thurs day evening. and proved itself to be a very seaworthy craft. It is the prop- erty of three young men of the town Louis Lohbrunner, Ernest BracNnel and Teddy Gleason-who expect tc leave here in a day or two for the Noyukull country.
 Following IS a partial list of passen gers on the launch Mabel today, bounl for the ShuSana; II Nicholson, C. War ren, Best Johnson, Albert B-rg G. A Walter, W. H. Toms, O!c Hay, D1r Mcleod, J. 1lcGce, J. Sullivan, Pau Ochme, J. Lemieux. J. McCauley, C Harrington, J. Norj, C. Sullivan, Dlr Campbell, Ernest Cove, Chas. krickeu berger, Harry Phillips.