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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per T. K. K. s. s. Chiyo Maru. fol
Japan and China ports: From Homo
lulu, Sept. IL: Prof. r. L. Cumnock
Mrs. Cumnock, F. C. Johnston
Per stmr. Lfkelike for Kauai ports,
sept 1&-Mrs Hans Isenberg, Al.
bert Beckert, l.. O. Quaisan.
Per str. Claudine, for Maui ports
Sept. 10: r. B. Chester, C. C. James
w. G. James, N. Mafugi, Miss e. E
Barnes, Miss NJ. Earhart, d. Ambrose
M. Nelson, Miss H. NJ Robertson
Miss Alice Robertson, Jno Scott, Mrs
Y. Young, NJ. Akiona.
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo via
way ports, Sept 20-W B. Lycett
Mrs. Lycett, Robt. Lucas, Mr.. Voini
koss, Mrs. yoinikoss.
Per str. Claudine, for Maui ports
Sept. %; Miss F. Thomas, Mrs. B
H. Thomas.
Per strnr. Kinau for Kauai ports
Sept. 23.-F. Frekow, Mrs. Frekow
Miss Frekow, Miss A. Brasch, A. H.
Rice. H. d. Wishard, H. Rohrig. NJ
A. Nicoll, r. E. Nahum, E. Behr
Miss Wilcox.
Per str. Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports. Sept 23-C. T. Tuch,, L. c.
Child, Mrs. Child, C. A. Graham.
Per str. Mikahala for Maui, Molo
kai and Lanai ports, Sept. GA. L
Hadley.
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SON
INSANE THROUGH
USE OF LIQUOR


That his son was temporarily in
sane through an oyerindulgence Of
liquor when be shot and fatally
wounded Charles Guertler in q Kanio-
lani park hula resort some weeks ago.
is the opinion Of Edward II. Marshall
whose son, J. W. Marshall. Is con-
fined in Oahu prison awaiting trial,
who arrived In Honolulu on the Man
ehuria yesterday determined TO stand
BY his son until the end. This opini-
on was set forth BY Marshall to Frank
Thompson, attorney for young Mar
shall, whose Office he visited yester-
day shortly after q lengthy CONVEX
setion with his son at the prison.
Mr.. Marshall viii speak but brief
~ Of the AFFAIR" said Thompson this
morning. ~but he intends remaining
until after the trial. determined to
stand BY hfR boy to the limit He
told me yesterday that he believed bis
son had been driven temporarily In
sane by an over-indulgence Of liquor.
and that he was not sane when he
committed me act
The father held lengthy conYersa-
ton with his son at Oahu prison yes
terday morning shortly after 8
o'clock, but what was said between
the two is not known. Marshall Is
the owner Of q chemical works In
Connelisville, Pa, and called upon
Attorney Thompson yesterday morn
ing with letters from attorneys IN
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CAPTAIN M'<AY CLEARED
ON AN ESCAPE CHARGE

Convinced by the evidence that
Captain A. Mckay had exercised all
due diligence to prevent the escape
of members Of his Chinese coolies, u.
S. Commissioner George A. Davis dis
charged the master Of the Strathesk
after a preliminary hearing this morn
ing. Captain Mckay was arrested at
the instance of Assistant Chinese In
spector Harry B. Brown last Monday.
who charged that Chin FAX, China
man on the collier. had escaped Sun
day while the vessel lay at the old
government wharf. where she has
been discharging coal
Captain Mckay was released Mon
day under $500 bond, but Is now freed
permanently from the charge. 1t is
understood the fugitive Chfnaman has
not been recaptnred
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HURT
ON CHIYOS
DECK

A. Japanese wrestler Of much prom
inence IN his native land, returning
frem an engagement on the mainland.
was found In need of special medical
attention, following an exhibition bout
held in connection with a program of
sports on board the japanese liner
Chiyo Maru, that arrived from San
francisco this morning. The man is
declared to have been severely injur-
ed through a fall, which rendered him
unconscious. Under the care of DR..
%. B. Spaulding, the Japanese is IN
a fair way for speedy recovery.
The Chiyo Maru, with large list
of through passengers. among whom
are fifty missionaries, will remain
here to take on shipment of fuel,
and sail for Japan, the Philippines.
and China coast at five O'Clock this
afternoon.
The vessel was favored with fine
weather from the time of clearing the
Golden Gate until her berthing at
Alakea wharf.
Seven cabin passengers left the yes
sci at Honolulu. Continuing the yOy-
age to the coast of Asia are 123 cab
In, 104 second class and 1876 Asiatic
steerage passengers.
One hundred and nineteen sacks
Of later mail from the mainland were
received this morning.
The Chiyo Is well laden with var
led assortment of freight for the Far
East. Many automobiles are now
beng forwarded to the orient In in
creasing numbers.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per T. X. K. Ghiyo Maru. from
San Francisco, Sept. 17.-For Homo
lulu. F. K. Howard and servant, s.
Hart. M. Hall, Mrs. M. Hall, Mrs. G..
s. Sloane, Miss A. Sloane. For 70
kohamas Mrs. Al. H. Coldwell, Sill
Everard Duncombe, Mrs. b. w. Flet-
cher. Miss b. Harris, Mrs. A. E. Hos
tachy, Mrs. g. Houston, Mrs. M. Me-
Swain, H. Salz, w. r. Spaulding
Mrs. w. r.. Spauiding. Miss Reba
Snapp, Miss A. d. Schwartz, Miss M
10. Wall, K. Yamanaka. For Kobe
Miss A. E. Garvin, A. E. Hostachy
e. p. Mcfarland, Miss M. o. Pier
pont, Miss E. N. Todd. For Shang-
hal: Rev. G.. F.. Browne, Rev. F. W.
Bible. Mrs. F. w. Bible, Miss A. BIZ
BILE, Master #. w. Bible, Jr., Miss M !.
H. Beebe, Mrs. H. Corbett, Miss l..
Corbett, d. l.. Coleman, p. G.. Cas-
sat, Miss M. +. Craig, Miss
Ying Mel Chun, DR.. w. Uraw-
ford, Mrs. w. Crawford, Miss NJ /.
Crawford, Master IL Crawford, Miss
III. G.. Chrisman, Miss /. C0wan,
+. II. bowling, Mrs. p. III Bowling,
Mrs. H. o. Elterich, Miss H. Elterich.
Master w. Elterich, Miss B. Farms
worth, Miss L. A. Francis, G. w. Free
man, Mrs. C. W. Freeman, Master
T. e. Freeman, Master H. B. Free
man, w. w. .Highberg,er. Dr. Anne
Humphreys, e. L. johnson, Miss A.
E Kidder, J..s,R. Lyons. Mrs. j r.
Lgons Miss, H Little, DrA,C.s s.. Mer-
win, r. s. Miles, Miss q. q. Patter-
son. Miss NJ Preston, Miss A. G.
Reed, III, j. Raven. Mrs. b j. Raven
and infant Miss R. Raven, DR.. "A.
9. Reed, Mrs A C. Reed. Miss j.
Rohrback. Miss T. Seyerim Miss NJ.
Stone, ". r. Spielman, Miss H.. C..
Silsoys< Miss B. Thompson Miss ]. s.
Ward, Miss NJ 81 Woodward For
long Kong: Mrs. j.. w Bolles, Miss
HI p Bolles, Miss NJ Bee1e, w. r.
Brown Mrs NJ n. Brown Miss AZ.
Brown. Master " Brown, Mrs G. G.
Cay. Miss Il Dana. w u Fleury,
Mrs. w. j Feurys N. "A. Fuller, Mrs.
O. II. sGiii7n w Greenebaums Mrs. w.
Greenebaum Mrs c. Harris. w. Hill.
ndrs. w. Hill, Miss H. M. Jacobs, E.
kempffeHs Miss "a Kempffer, g. d.
Long, Miss 4. Metz, a. j. Murphy,
Mrs HI. VI Powers Miss e. 8 Pad
dock. H. n Patterspns Mrs ii, F. Pat
tersQn, Miss R. Rosenthsl. N. X.
RoEells Mrs N. X. Rpwell. Mrs. d. f.
Robertson. 4 N. Richards, Mrs. /. N.
Richards, F. L. Robbins, Mrs. E.
Roorbach, Miss Louis StixFud, G. r.
B. Symonds. Mrs. G. r. B, Symonds,
w. Smith, Mrs w. Smith and maid,
Mrs c. Tufts, Mss NJ. Tufts, L. L.
sIhayer, Mrs. E. l. Thayer, J.. A.
Train. Miss A. s. Ward.
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origin Of The
S, S. PROPELLER

Johann van den Bfoeck, who ar,
rived the other day from Java on his
way home to Kaandam, Holland, to
see hts family, said that his grand
father, Cornelius van den Brock,
was the first man to have the idea OF
screw propellers for steamships in.
stead Of side wheels.
TT was in 1888, have been told, "
said Mr.. van den Brock at the Wal
lorf-Astoria, the New York Times
says. that my grandfather com
manded 3 stout old Dutch bark Of 300
tons. sailing from Amsterdam to the
East Indies. The Groote Marie. she
was called. In trying to weather
the Cape OF Good Hope the bark Was
dismasted and. like the Flying
Dutchman Of Vanderdecken, 1t ap-
peared as II the Groote Marie would
spend her days to the crack OF doom
trying to get around to the Indian
ocean on her way to Java. One
stormy afternoon the bark was sud-
denly rocked by a crashing blow on
her high square wooden stern.
The captain and his officers with
the crew on deck, rushed and saw
that the Groote Marie had been hit
by q Whal which had stuck fast in
the timbers and was flashing the sea
with its tail TO get free
The water began pouring into the
afterh0ld and Captain van den Brock
ordered the after hatch to be taken
eff to see how much water was COM
ing in. Directly the hatch covers
we're removed the enormous head of
the whale could be seen In the gloom
Of the. hold. and he started to blow
water out through the open hatch
as fast as II poured in. SO my grand
father said, and in his struggle to re-
lease himself the whale propelled the
bark ahead at seven knots an hour
into Cape Town harbor..
Mr.. van den Broeck added that his
grandfather tried to get some Of
the Dutch merchants In Cape Town
to take an interest In patenting pro-
peller for use on steamers instead of
paddle wheels, as the Cunard line
then had on the Atlantic, but they
shook their heads and said they had
little faith in steam and prophesied
that canvas would still be the motive
power for ships.
When Capt van den Brock re
turned to Amsterdam his brother
shippers, who assembled daily in the
old cafe IN the Pdins Hendrick Gracht,
laughed at his yard and said that the
captain had taken too. much Schie-
Gam one night ana dreamed the whale
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WEATHER TODAY

Wednesday. Sept. IL.
Temperatures a. M, 75; 8 a. M.
70; 10 a :. m, so; II noon, 81. Mini
mum last night. "A.
Winds a. m, velocity II; 8 a. m,
velocity a; 10 a. M, velocity IA; IL
noon, velocity Is. Movement past "a
hours, $40 miles.
Barometer at a. m, &c. 05. Rela-
tive humidity. 5 a. m, SO. Dew-point
at a. M. "a Absolute humidity,
a. m, 6.255. Rainfall, .01
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-17

Unicntown. Pa. and also from the
judge Of the Pennsylvania circuit
court.
These letters say that these per
sens have known John MARSHALL the
son. since his boyhood.s said Thomp-
son this morning. ''and that he comes
from one OF the best families In Penn
sylyania which Is entirely free from
eny suspicion OF criminal faint: In
fact, one Of the first families OF the
state The father received the news
of his sons arrest In the morning
and left the next evening for Homo
lulu and Is determined to stand by
him until the end.
Marshall win plead September 10.
and II Is expected that bis case will
not come up for some months after
that date.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchanged
wednesday, Sept. II.

Wednesday, Sept. IL.
SAN FRANCISCO = Sailed. Sept Is,
5:30 p. m, S. S. Lurline, for Ho-
nolulu.
VICTORIA - Arrived Sept. II, SIS.
Mariana, hence Sept. 10.
PORT GAMBLE - Sailed, Sept. II,
Schr. H. D. Bendixon, for Ahukini.
S. S. CHIYO MARU sails for Yoko-
rama today p. NJ.
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HARBoR NOTES

"A larger list of passengers than us
ual sailed for Hawaii ports in the In
ter-Island steamer Mauna Kea at ten
o'clock this morning. A number Of
mainland tourists we're among those
booked for Hilo and the volcano.
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Gee, Bud! But you are looking
prosperous. Get a raiser" Marry a
raise. not with my boss. tell you,
I'm having nay clothes made-te-order
row by Geo. A. Martin, The Tailor, in
the Waity Bldg, and he don't charge
any more than / used to pay for
ready-made. advertisement,
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NOTICE.

: The undersigned has this day dis
posed of his one-seventh CD inter
est in and to the business of the CO.
partnership under the firm name and
style of H. Along Company, situated
at the corner OF Hotel and Bethel SITS,
Honolulu.
H. K. TYAU.
Dated September 18th, 1913.
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To receive general repairs and an
cverhauling, the steamer w. G. Hall
will 60 on the marine railway. The
vessel returned from Kauai with a
fair-sized list of passengers and a
quantity OF freight. including sugar,
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King George will act as sponsor to
the new heir to the Roxburghe duke
dom.
An Ohio farmer claims to have
"Burbanked'' an onion which is a
combination of the Bermuda and the
Golden Yellow and which is odor-
lessi
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IHEIIS 10 VISIT
PRESERVES

The revenue cutter fhets was
sikhted about one O'Clock this after
neon and Was due ip the harbor about
tnres. epe e e1pecteu 70 COCK or y
cast ehenor ~ tne tttean pslvIe loe..
year mas eiapsed Since ne
United states refehue custer lhe1is
last visited many OF thel snlaii isianos
and isolated reefs 70 the north ana
&estWaru q me l1aWaiian lslahos,
= 9 o'!e fese5 ,1u hl.. 49,. 49,,
-. ,,.,' -. ~, ,ncrth. drr.
- .,,,<,, <,,,s ~. ,,eesei' he<a fhe
@-..,.,-- t,-,,r - 1iS 11,,tr1 states
$3.50 .,':,'t s.' 49,. - e i visit
-. .s,..., 49,. $3.50, - h,..,},
~ ,....., 49, $500, IS h
=. ~. r,,,sl,,,,, ! Mira
>-,-..fr s~,,,-s',, -, ,.,,,,si s,d the
-s,,s.iss ',, ~ ,'' cosi and snnpiies II
r,6n 81 4 former visit 10 Laysan and
Lyzanslky islands. the Thetis officers
were instrumental in the capture OF
score Of Japanese poachers, togeth-
ef with the confiscation Of many
Thousand dollars worth OF feathers
and skins.
-
lumber for q. s. ouartefmastcr.
1t. 1..-A c,,s,.ts,,,,,.,ar ,,ena,f-
,,s,f has , erran !, 81 Tor the recent Of
- -, ~, ,,s,,,~ ee,, t1s rr,aef
:. -, -. =. = n p,,,re The ven.
--,' a. 49,, 'sss,,feen dsvs o,,t from
5s..,-si. 80, '',,. 1880 - the mort
LII -, 1.e-,1sS - fbe rsilwav wharf
M
y. -. -. - a..
- $3.50 -, .'''l Wy
The British freighter boyerlc, with
about 5000 tons Australian coat snip.
PED rom Newcastle. ~. >. NJ any.
Navigation Company. Is nearing TINS
port and should arrive here On I'll
day according to late advlces- Inc
vessel VIII be sent to the coal wharf
% be discharged
eIrafhesk Awaits Chinese
r.,a,n. tbs cans,,re os chinese
,,,e.'shsr 80 AZ rreu the Rritisb
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The steamer I4ikelike has been sub
stituted for the steamer w. G. Hall,
on the run to Kauai ports. The yes
sci viii sail for the Garden Island at
five o'clock tomorrow evening.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record Sept. is, 1913,
from 1850 q. m. to 4:30 p. m.

ehMGClCW VI mCCVAu tJCYts Ay9 AOAop
from 1850 q. m. to 4:3o p. m.
Yuen Leong Dai to Lee Chung :. BIS
Pita Uni to Anahulu Land Co Ltd D
VIM J Sheldon and WI to John X
Motley .........,..... D
Mary K Naiwi and hsb to Lily
Mao ... .. .+....-.....l... u
Bathsheba M Allen by Atty to w
G Achi TT 49,. ........ .ParRel
s II Derby ct al to + Klamp 49,. D
Mercedes l. Devauchelle to Peter
Kana-e ................ D
&c Akana and WI to Mrs Akula
Henry G Wootten and wi to James
L HOrner ..s.......... N
] P Rodrigues to John vivichaves BIS
Samuel Parker to Mary A Rich
ardson + . .........
w H Beers ct al to Hannah w Ke-
lekolio ............. 5. Re
Land Court
Morris Rosenbledt to Willard E
bTOWn ..t.s-e5 ....g....-...--
Entered of Record Sept. II, 1913,
from S;30 q. m. to 1880 a. m.
Pinectar Co Ltd to Territory of
Hawaii ..........
James T Taylor and VT to Charles
Lehman Jr .......,.... !
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&RaAS


To trade a $500 guitar one year old
for shotgun. Inquire Magnetic Dept.
Won Hamm-Young Co. 5652-3t-
A girl to act as cashier. Apply at
Sweet Shop Fort st 5652.2t.
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rDES---SUN AND MOON

Full moon Sept. 10 at 2:l5 p. m.
Time not stated IN tables.
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5652-2t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1913-11-07
Rules of Contest

Only one nomination coupon, value 5000
count for each contestant.
The Contest Manager reserves tho right to
reject any nomination.
The Contest Manager reserves the right to
make any changes during the contest other than
reducing the prizes.
No employe or relative Of the Democrat is
eligible to enter the contest.
All disputes that may arise are to be set
tied by the contest manager and his decision
shall be final.
The contest opens August 10, 1913, and
closes November 22, 1913.
The standing of the candidates will appear
in the daily and weekly each issue.
How Ballots Are Secured.-In all cases
where ballots are issued subscriptions must be
paid or prepaid. The full amount of money
must be sent direct by mail or brought to The
Democrat office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-31
9lus benz YoliSeigerid,t

Sn 2l6psIen9sit Oes 6errn 'gride
Ianairte geitern Rs6tsanpaIt Dm.
6. 0idipu ais polissirihtsr.
Ter 5aa 9egeu ben Der bosrpilIiz
cen Sdt.beitaoigunq angetlaaten
sSames Butler purne duf Die pffene
2iTie geisgt. na6bem Der 2lngetluate
Tlth bereit ertldrt bate. oem o. =.
RuFslI, pon gtn. 1015 @iHe StruBe,
Die BON ibm (9utler) eingeiuprfsneu
Standardization 81 erieBeu.
Glifioro oeih, Elm Gtienbdbnanges
iieltsr pon Rsipport, g., bate am
Mittpod i'm Iuftraae ieiner 5rau
msbrere Rednunssn besablt unb 10
eann einen 9ollegen ndmsns ). Sbos
mas, psIher' BEL 5rau gIiiabetb So
neg, go. Ala 9unt StruBe ipcbnt,
tsiuft. Wtan fsierte oas 8ieoerieben
nit orobsn Guautitdten Bier uno
Sdnaps. unp jrau oSonsa, iopis
5auuie 0oolieau, cine alte 9etannts
psr 9oii3ei, nnbmeu an benz 8elnqs
,6eil. Wian lpurne IaIteBlid 10 Qss
rQuItpoll, olB Die poIi3ei stnidritt
unp Sas Quartet perbdftete. Die bier
aHgeplogten tpuroen yu je s. uuo
ben ScfteH oerurthsilt, jeoOth rpurben
bte Strafen fp0ier iuipenoirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-31

aentlid, oieier Geriamtulng lpurhen
% neue glitglieoer eingeiiibrt mo
oie ginfiibruugsccre1uonten murocn
nurh BEN JtationaIeu CrganllLtor
s5aroto u. Snerr, oen Graitoenten W.
9teuer, Den erIten @i5eprailoentcn u
g8. ,Sacods bonn Spric Chapter gto. !
uno oen Trdiioenten IbemaH pom
Glouer Chapter 9to. 4 gcleItet.
RAD Der GinfilbrluQ iano eia 3e-
icQiles 9ciianrnenIein bel einem
ihmatbaftcn >SmbiB itntt lmo bet otes
Ter Seleaenbcit nuroen Die GInjelbei-
TEN oes 9unfetts bciprodleu, oo2 pom
2uric CHAPTER GO. ! am 20 eSebruar
i'm Sotel Alms 3u @breu oon 8ulb'
ingtou's 8eburtStag gegeben iperoe1
miro
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1iebesbat
gsrnriadt arohe Anirtguns an Der
mntersn @ine Gtrahe.

Cine oufregen6e Giebesbnb ipieite
iid1 geitern 9tad)mittag an Der unto
rem Bine StraBe db uno eHoete ihlleB.
lid nit Der 5eitnabme oes 8eriolgs
ten I'M pierten Stodfperf oeS sSoSbif
9ebdubes an Git A. StrnBe. 8eorg
Is. oarber Don Canton, g.. ipor nor
einem Monat INN ieinen Sanotpiier
beitohIen fporoen. Gr begegnete ge.
tern an Der 5. uno 8ine StraBe benz
onaebIi6en Giebe uuo itabm oeHIal.
ben ieit. eSn oeniielben 4ugenbIif IA
men Slpei Wdnner porbet fpeld1e be-
bouptefen, aonitobler Su iein itno iid)
berett erfldrten, ben 9efanaenen felt.
5iibalten bis Sarber einen Poli3,itsa
gefunben babe. aaitiH bate Sarber
iih jeoodI eniierni, als Der gurid,e
fih losriB unb Die sSiinffe StraSe
hinunter CUR @alnllt nto iiber bie'e
sur 0ierteu Strabe lief. Baiianteu
nabmen Die 8erfolgung olii nno ieB.
ten Dem Iiehenoen uuter oen Gliien:
sSnItet Den Tiebl~ nah. Der Utann
rannte ifiieBlId) IN oas sSosotd e5e.
bduoe, ipo Der berittene Eolisiit SSdd.
ion ibn in einem @oidsimmer oes
oberiten SiodfperfeS oeriiedt oorfnno
uno oingieit mnfte. Ssu Dem Beritef
fuurocn nuBeroern cine an3abl Ghei.
formulure, iotuie Elm inlifer Bart
ooraefunben. lie BegenIiGnbe moren
3lpeifellos pom Dem 8eiangenen. mel.
der iifI ais Wm. z. Gid, % Sabre
uIt, bon Canton. G., reaiitrirte. tort.
geporfen iporneu. Gid Uuroe su.
Hddft ais nero1ttig eingeioerrt.
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Seeuoet
lit unnmchr Der slnsitauS Der Naler
nuo guitrcidler.

Ter 2lusitmlo Der bIeIigen Qtdler
lit HuHmebr beeuoer un0 nIe Arbalr
oiirite bereits am helitigen EIIe ME
Ger i'm pollen llniaug alligeuomrelL
meroen. Ger 5rIeoe 3pIlten Dem Ma.
Ierueiiteru lm0 Sen Dialera lpur0e
aeitern geihloiieu. ais gertretar bei-
Ser Seiteu i'm EaIace 9otel cine
aoufereu5 abhisllcn uu0 slE 9lbfom-
men unter3etlhastcr, ldut pclt,em Del
ausitano, Der u3lc pier l}odeu &C.
uabrt bat. uunnI21r tgcHoet lit.
Die 4usitdn0rgcE babes Plue 2o5us
erbobuug DurfgeieB. mo lie wsrSct
uorlauiig 40 & uts eie Stutoe er)aI.
ten, .pabreuo Dor De- trttteu &o1,e
i'm Mars Ser 2o9u oaf % Gent3 Die
Stunoe 'tsi9t TlblIgc1In babeu Die
9taIer sejilgiid3 Der SgnIpatbiefiuu-
iel. ole ne in inrcu Nautraft ba ~.
mollten uno Die 'lnel ce.tot ON (5es
bduOeu 5u ar5clteT, OIL ucldleu auoere
arbelter oes gulWeIuerf5 am StrgIt
mareH, .3useitanouiiic mnten miiilen.
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}philip sismen,st, 25. 1413 Central.
lRoil 9renbera. 20, 1890 Central.

]phiIip sismen.st, % 1413 Central
lRoil GreHbers, 20. 1890 Central.
(e3eu. =. S6rosr, 80, Tel6i, 8.
lGurris poutius, 21. Delhi, 8.
(Glifforo 9opis, q, Robifonoile.
I lUlaIria 9ilsspis. Is, WaeiienUiQe.
(aouis e. Spffs.. %, 720 Barr Cir,
lSsnnie a. 9oIoenbsrg, 20, 912 Rid,
uloHn.
IJebn Ribclas. q, 129 9rca6pds
lRoiiini Soispb. IS. 2o5 eusloD.
IRi4dro Stnsiber, q, 1903 Race.
lalma 9ru.ner. 19. 1913 Raes.
(Waltkr WaItber, q, 112 aGiIon.
l 4maIis ausals, 20, 1907 Sbasp Do
IJsrbinano 0anhalanssr. 40 131 Cf'
llntperiitp apsnus.
lWorsusrite gbilips, 26. 113 Cit 8
JGarl gouns. 20, Samilton. 8.
lgliaabsib aoOrs. 20. 1880 Baos.
IOrpills Samss Setter. A. 308 2aus
rel Strdbe.
lMarp 9en1 Duff. Al. 30s 9aursl.
)isr.b. gess. %, 1888 Rafia6uIstis
lGmiIit goer. 10. 1701 Race Str.
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bieiem g5eno iInoet bort Der %. SO.
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Der Soiion rmb Der bearise Saa lprro
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Soften id)eiRr. nm ben 9allgalten ae.
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ten.
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5Ipeiieiscbne oenen iriiherer Sabre,
mas Beiut iino llnterbaliimg anbe.
irifft, in feiner @eiie nahiteben.