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Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
CAUSE. FOR ANIMoS|TY
AGAINST AMERICANS
Mrs. John Lind Discusses
Conditions in Mexico.

Mrs. John Lind, who accompanied
her husband when he went as special
envoy from the United States to Mex
leo last summer, has returned to her
home in Minneapolis. AS to when Mr..
Lind will return she declared she did
not know.
Mrs. Lind said there is good cause
for the Mexican feeling against the
Americans, because some of the Amer
leans who have plantations in Mex.
ico treat the native laborers out
rageously. They pay them from 25
to so cents day and the foremen act
like slave drivers in keeping the men
at work, she said Mrs. Lind said
that she regretted very much that
there were some Men from Minnesota
who were doing this very thing.
President Huerta is regarded as
very much of a child, Mrs. Lind said,
and Gamboa is the real brains of the
administration.
The government drink shops, which
are found on every corner in the
cities, more than anything else are
responsible for the disorder in Mex
leo, Mrs. Lind said. Not only strong
drinks, but opium also is sold indis-
criminately, she said.
Mrs. Lind said that Mr.. Lind and
she were courteously treated while in
Mexico, not only by the officials but
by the people they met on the street.
Mrs. Lind confirmed the stories OF
Mexican legislature
Boys twelve to fifteen years old are
being recruited for the Mexican army
in large numbers, Mrs. Lind said, and
she saw one regiment in which not a
single member was more than eight
cen.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
MORTGAGES FORECLOSURES SALE

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Default having been made in the
snd F9rtytwo 9.2 RSlards d.+s whieh df +,,is is
notice s upon a certain mc1tssee duly ex,
ecuted and delivered by. Henry Roos. IT,,
and Philamena Roos, his wife, 1nortgag..
Ge to fss' tf
bearing date the 10Th day of February,
1910, and with, q power of sale
therein Gontsinsd, du2X ~ 2s recorded liz ia fhs ne
the County of Morrison and State of
Minnesota, on the 3rd day Of March. 1910,
at 1880 O'clock A. NJ, in Book 81 of Mort
eaxfSSsb xSb eR %RRFEAs. Riks "a. The said Merchants
State Bank. mortgage and holder OF said said
mortgage, has duly elected and does @
sum Of said mortgage due and payable
and conditions Of said Mortgage end he
s dse
notice the sum Of Sixteen Hundred
Sna q En
Sete6e1. 6sa 1sl3, M and ~he@eas the SAID SAID @ power
tion s'eS OF pleceedins hasins
secured by said Mortgage, or any part
.1Sd nov. therefore. Notice is Hereby Given.
That by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tanned in said mortgage. and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and pro-
vided, the said mortgage will be fore
in and Conveyed by said mortgage, Viz:
s4 g the
eleven Ql) in Township number thirty
nine (ss? OF Range number thirty:one l9D
described lands situated in the Village
Of Buckman, County of Morrison: State of
Minnesota, beginning at a point twenty
rods west Of the southeast corner of the
Southeast quarter otseetion five 5l ,Tows1n- o,s1'
thence running West seven rode, thence
North sixteen rods, thence East seven
rods, thence South sia teen rods TO place of
beginning. containing about H-l6 Of an acre
above described land. in Morrison Conntv
and state of Minnesota. with the heredi-
tamente and appurtenances; which eale
viii: be m ade by the sheriff of said Morri-
son County at the north front door of the
Court House. in the City Of Little Falls in
December, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of that
day. at public vendue. to the highest bid
der for cush, to pay said debt 0f eixteen
hundred and forty two (l6a9 dollars. and
on said premises, aud fifty (5o) dol
lars, Attorneys fees, as stipulated in and
by said Mortgage in case of foreclosure,
and the disbursements allowed by law:
subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day of sale, ne provided
Dated October 18th, 1913.
Lite Fans: Minn.,
N. n. Bergheim
Attorney $3.50
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
SUFFRAGE.

If it must be SO I am entirely
content to have both the men
and. women vote. T.
Mark me, as soon as the ma
jority OF the women want the
vote they will get it. {
am willing to let the women
do all the voting and let the
men tell them how to do it.
*, 10 there any sunragette in the
world who would mt. give up
her principles for I nice man?
From the beginning Of 1.-The
world there existed In the hu-
man mind a belief In the unity
Z Of man and woman. Il When they
married they. became one. They
9 were one in flesh and one in:spir-
It. This idea Of unity: II still
deep seated.
AS soon az every woman has
q man the women get to! be very
peaceful.
55 The trouble Is. that there are
only few women apparently
who want to vote.-W. ]. Gay
Idol, Mayor OF New York.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
SUES WIFE FOR $6o,ooo
Rancher Who Used Matrimonial
Agency Brings Action.

Because his wife, a young widow with
whom he became acquainted through
correspondence effected by an Oakland
(Cal) matrimonial bureau, left him, it
is alleged, after brief honeymoon
clouded by many disagreements, w.
Y. Stevens, sixty-fve years old. a
wealthy rancher of Modesto, Cal, has
just started suit in the district court
at ST. James, this state, demanding
the return to him of the deed of the
Glass block at st. James, valued at
100000.
Stevens declares that he decided the
property to his wife on condition
that she was to be loving helpmate,
in which, he contends, she has failed.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PKTI
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION
Estate of Edmund Lafond
State of Minnesota, !
County of Morrison. :


County of Morrison.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Edmund
Lafond, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota, to all persons
interested In the granting Of, admin stra-
The petition of Ernest Lafond, having
been filed In this court. representing that
Edmund Lafond, then J resident Of fhe
S9nnty Of MoIrison, state Of Minnesots.
lsda; and praying that letters: OF ad.ninia.
tration Of bis estate be granted to Ernest
Iafond and the court having f1xed the
time and PLACE for hearing said petition;
Therefore. You. and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to chow cauee.
i5 n!ayy any yor have, before TINS csurt. a. the
in the city Of Little Falls, in the county Of
Morrison, state ofMinnesota, on the 18th
day of November, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. MI.
why said petition should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge of said Court, and
November 1913.
~, {COURTl IS. F. SHAW. !
oo-oo ohAL Probate Judge,
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS LEGAL HOME
Minnesota to Get Tax on Entire Gates

Minnesota to Get Tax on Entire Gates
Estate. 1:
The state. of Minnesota will .proba-
bly, get a share of the entire estate Of
the late Charles G. Gates. He was con-
sidered a resident of Minneapolis and
therefore subject to inheritance tar
on all his belongings, according to w.
F. Stevenson assistant attorney gen
eral and commissioner in charge Of
inheritance taxes. ..,st,s
). Mr., Stevenson says that II Gates
had been q resident Of another state
Minnesota would get only the tax on
his holdings I'M this state, but as it is
the state will receive taxes on all
holdings wherever operated. /.
!. Mr.. stevenson says it .is too early to
make any estimate on: the sum to be
collected.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State OF Ninnesota'
County of Norrison.l
District Court,
Seventh Judicial District
Conlon- Electric Washer Co.,
Inc, corpora ton.
Plaintiff,
CT. Crumb,
Defendant.
~ The State of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which has been filed with the Clerk of
this Court, and to serve copy of your
answer to said complaint on the subscrib-
er at his office in the City OF Little Falls
county and state aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service of this summons
upon you. exclusive of the day OF such
service: and il you fail to answer the SAID
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against you for the sum OF Twenty four
Hundred Dollars (S2,400.0O), with interest
at per cent per annurn from July 2, 1913.
together with the costs and dfsburse-
ments of this action.
Dated October Is, 1913.
s. p. ADAMS,
Plaintiffs s Attorney,
1896 Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
NUMBER OF PERSONS HURT
Minneapolis Police and Firemen In
Battle Witt, Students.

4 s. Z
A dozen policemen, several detec-
=tives and squad OF hremen fought a
battle at Minneapolis with mob OF
500 university students. high school
boys and their sympathizers at the
Gaiety theater.
Clubs were used freely and several
policemen flashed their revolvers
when the mob surged upon them after
two young men, said to be ringleaders,
were being dragged toward the patrol
wagon.
Clarence Windmiiler, doorkeeper at
the theater, was severely bruised and
cut when he fought off the. students,
while Detective Hardin was having
similar trouble at another entrance.
Patrolman Rice was also slightly in.
jured. ,.. -
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION
Estate of Margaret D. Tayl
States of Minnesota, !
County of Morrison, !

In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Margaret
D. Taylor, Decedent:
The state ef Minnesota to all persons
interested in the granting. of adminis-
The petition Of Anna d. Stefan hav-
that Margaret D.Taylor. then q resident Of
the County of Morrison, State Of Minnesota,
1913; and praying, that letters of admin:
jstration of her estate be granted TO Lud
the time and place for hearing said petit
ton;
Therefore. You, and each of you.
are hereby cited and required to show
cause. if any, you have, before this court
at the Probate Court rooms in the Court
House in the city of Little Falls, County
of Morrison, State OF Minnesota, on the 18th
day of November, 1913, at 10 O'Clock q, m,
why said petition should not be
granted.
Witness the Judge of said Court, and the
seal of said court, this Goth day of Octo-
Der, 1913.
Court Seal) E. F. SHAW,
33% Probate Judge
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
Nice Distinction.

He stopped before a blind pedler and
bought pencil. putting 5 pennies into
the mans hand. How Go you know
these are cents I've given your asked
the purchaser.
well. sir. can. distinguish the touch
Of cents by my sense Of touch" was
the blind maps prompt reply.-Boston
Transcript.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
CITATION FOR HEARING ON rrrAr.
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRI-
BUTTON, 4
= Estate of o. Melber1

State of Minnesota, County Of Morrison. H
..n In Probate Court.
IN ,tme matter of the estate of p. O.
.f Me1berg, decedent: s,n.-,.I. :. : .'1- H.
; The State Of Minnesota to. ali persons
.1nssleeted IN the dnal account and dietri-
/ i'Dutaonsotthe estate of said decede1t:. TIE
9eHssssaststixs s.,a xs of ths ebove named deced
{ count Of the administration Of The. estate
i 9a ooiQ QoeceGentt gether with his petition
!; ;p9eytn1 Tor the adjustment aud alioWonca
OF ssid dnel account and fof 7distfibu ti6n
.9htns rss,aue q said estate to the persons
1he.ef9re, You, ana Each Of You, are
i any yon havei before this Court at re
4Efopets Gopfs noome tnthe Court House.
4sorr,:91: STATE Of a,d5n,snesots. Ain 81 the 3th
&Naay said: petition should not be. afanted'
fs Wtt4eee. eJudRe OF aaid Court, t,and fhe
9 1sia " 80 ~o1' > '+''s sla Gay 81 "ovi'
: ;t{'G6HRr { ssnn .s F;ds.ss +; +; sHA%; 4aS!;e,
N. N. BERGHEIA, l>-s;,... /. ~, -
Attorney for Petitioner:
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07

st. James, MIMI, Nov. H.
Lisle A. Johnston, former: star
halfback and captain Of the
Minnesota football team, is
dead. Death followed an at
tack of heart failure. He had
been i'll of typhoid fever seven
weeks. z
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
SON CHARGED WITH CRIME

Father Of Albert Lea Man : Mortaiiy
Wounded. .5
Charged with having shot and NOR.
tally wounded his father in quarrel
over a small piece of property near
Albert Lea, which was in his dead
mothers name, Martin !, Beiber was
found by the sheriff of Freeborn
county lying on: the, floor of a small
room In the house on the disputed
land and was arrested.
The i father, Fred Reiber, is in a
critical condition at the hospital. The
mother died a few weeks ago. Both
men are laborers.
WINS NlNTH'. BUTTER BANNER
Minnesota Again Awarded First Prize
at Convention.
Minnesota won the, banner for the
highest. average scoring butter at the
National Creamery Buttermakers' as.
sociation convention at Chicago.
e This is the ninth banner won by
Minnesota of eleven awarded by the
association. The banner. is given. to
the. state averaging highest on its
ten best tubs.
Minnesota also had the highest
individual score. This was ;by Q. n.
Peterson Of Rapidan, with mark Of
aG So .:
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07

I chippsr.
"Will you saw some wood for din.
ner? Nom. I don't eat WOOL
1 Houston Post.
Little Falls herald., 1913-11-07
FOOTBALL STAR DEAD.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
Wcroeus aaermtnoite
NepubItf.

Den aaerminbite GepubIif / Ser.
Den er life Gan Warino, iom oct /
&egelen fort9lles, men oerimob en-
liben 9 / oct ltiue SAB, Yitcairn-
Gen. Gen bar finn balpanbet S,tn-
breoe S%nbbp9gcre, men bar life beito
minore ct nsiagtigt prbnet replbli.
fanif StDre; ganife pitt bar England
formel SuperGnitet ODER Den, men
/ Serfeligbeoen er oen lille &epublif
iaa 9obt iom fulbitenoig uafbengi9.
Zen regieres at en- &omite, Der
beitaar al en- Erpiioent, to 9iiiobe-
re og en- SefretGr. Ser er en- airfe
og en- Stole, % Den Weanb, Der er
Ereit % SGrer, er tillige Sens 2nge.
st Meblem al &olonialinititttet /
Spbnep, Sir Hobert Seiletb, bar for.
nplig aflast ct 9eies | benne ~perbens.
fierne lille T%epublif, og ban fortpl-
Ter, at ben bIeb oprettet for ca. 100
Ior iiben al nogle W%atrpier fra ct
engelif arigsifib, Ser baobe eiort
Wptteri unber s(nferiel af'en Watros
peo Napn Ioom Smith, og Tom for
at ungaa Straf flpgtoe til oen lille
q, bpor Sc blep enige ONT ieIo at
oprette ct loporonet Samfuno, bpis
TerIte Tr9iibent Ibam Smitb mo-
tllrligpis blep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

"Sfjpnb life poa mig, SIM
iflTno life paa mig! Seq fan itfr
bolbe oct no. Seq bill aIorig tasc
bort fra big ieien, o. Oh fol Blot
ifj9lbe mig orocntligt no pa lodie
mig inbe, bpis ies ifuloe fad 2pit til
at begoa en- iaooan 8rntbeo igien
= og ieg bill elite Dig enonu beiere
for oct"
&an fpsiebe benoe fiGrligt os
imiIeoe 90 benbes Sper. % ban
gipttebe alorig, of DER Iua en- Iiben
Srogebie bag PED benbes Srb. SON
nioIte finn, at bun bar fommen til.
bage til BAN iom en- 6iigi til Reben,
og at bun life piloe ioa 2pIt til at
hppe no igien.
20 Gage ienerc mobtoe Carlton
en- a~nuisning paa S,liinbe Collars
moertegnet Sames @peram.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
ct unoerlt9
YernicIicSmioocl.

Sfte fer man, naonIig / Raaletre-
ifoger, en- prGgtig u~oieenbe, rebflef.
fet Cop, Sll,eioppen er bens Hapn,
.pg Den er ligeiaa giftig iom prGgtig
at ie til. 9et Ipber berfor merfeli9,
men fife beitominbre ct oct SilfGlbet,
at benne Cop npbes at en- inbiif Sol.
feitamme, &oriaferne, iom ganife bit
life bruger Sen til Ssbe, rren font en-
g(rt Ser,lielieSmiboel. 9e ipiIer
imibIertib fife ben friife Sop, for oct
biIbe booe 9sben tilfslge, men pp.
brnger SEN UNDER Spttens 2oft, bpor
&pgeu fra Sloitebet Itoar tpf, % Ser
gienremauor SEN en- &egning, iorn
brinQer SEN til at ifrltmpe ito og
bel ipGffer @iftet liot.
&oriafen tager MI en- lioen Bib
al SEN tGrre Sop og tpgeer bcn 9obt,
boorpoa ban ifpller oen neo meo en-
Slurf Ganb, og fort efter begpnber
@iftens Sirflringer at piie Jig. Sam
blir oprertt pg pusitarer meb Soft,
iom ban tror at ie, og til oem for
teller ban ont lin 2pffe, ON ale De
Hiqbommer, Fan beiibber, ON fore
aprabior>cr % lig,1enbe.
l1nberlig nof ptrfer 8tften fife
paa. acknowledgements, iaaleoeS
at ben geri,ieoe iiangler; oerimoo
padpirfer oert Spnsorgonet. Snart
err G~upiaerne meaet Itore, mart tr9f'
fer be iig iunmen til imaa Friffer,
% Sen @erilIeoc ip1es at lie alt me-
oct ftsrre, ertb oct er. S9gger man
en- tpno Stof foran bum, gier ban ct
meget langt Sfriot for at fomme
oper Sen; en- Iiben Sten Ipnes bant
Ioa flor, at ban mao goa rberont
ber.
Iaar Guien er forbi, iiges Der, at
| aoriafen huerfeu CT nebiloaet eaer
tret; ban befla9er bare, at han after
err fommet tilba9e til BEN graz Tirs
feliobeb og nGrer bare SnIfet cm of
ter at berltie fig iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06
SeuSes Wuocrs Haab.

Sen0es WppcrS UHuD. STlt
6or siort mig u~maaoelig eoot,"
Ifriper Iiis Sennie S. Streel-
nlol,, 70 8offle Ipe., Wtiblono Earf,
q. s., b~eniprenoe til bcnoes Sritg al
set aanrle, l9nge prsoeoe l(rtemio-
Del, Or. Yeters aurifo. Sum flyer
enopioere: Seq bapoe isgt SGger l
omtrent ire Maarteber iloen Selo.
Seq fillgte Ga min Iobers Gaao %
brrlate aurifo. Sun bapbc ielp brngt
ben ior flere Nar tilbage. Seq bapoe
finn brlgt Sen en- fort Eio, oo leg
merfeoe ell itor Soranoring / min
Silltano. Seq er finn en- ing Niee,
otten Star gammel, men leg er laa
tafuemmdig FOR anrifo, at ie9 maat'
te perionlig ifripe til Gent"
Or. 8eters 8ltrifo bar en- noprn-
act pelgierenoe S~noflpheIie paa bet
mcmeIfeise Spitem lise ira Den
isrite Snino. nlan begpnoer at BRUCE
oei,. Zen i~ieruer oe ilbnptteoe %
lfaSeliae Stoiier ira Slobet o. gu.
tenet OF bi9lper berpeo Gatlrren !
Sens SmbpgninssarbeiSe. Zen err
life uoaen apotbefermeSicin. Zen
iaues gierneu Special aaenter.
Spis Gc life fienoer uoacr Isent os
err ~inferesieret / Ell Yseoieia, JON er
pirfelia goo, ga ifrtp I'll Or. Teter
S~Sahruep & Sons Co., 1875 so.
Sopne gpe,, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

Tn tager ieIpfeIgcIig life hcrtiI, "
iag0e GSp8ram i Ell afgiorcn0c
Gone.
"Sso. oct cr nctop oct, leg bar
iliRhe."
San irnfct MorQenopiicu, bag
hpiIfcu ban / nogIe Qtlnltcr bopOc
ii0Oct itiuIt, o. iua opcr 6rotolt'
boroct poa i'm Sonc& imtffc, barn.
IigC Gnitgt.
Scr0c& aiubcr nor Iibt rebcre
enb eGer& % benoes Giue IiOt fla
rerc, % &aoH0er - en- npbeliB Ii
ben Souno - rpItchc Iiot.
Seq ionc$,~ ia8oc @p8ron1, at
icg bar atpct dig @ruH0e uof, Roite
- bporfor 3iIbcrton life CT ct
Steo for ni9 eIer for nogcn mocn
grit ing Game, ion reipcftcrcr it0
ieIo % fin Moub. gu refer fife.
DSeo Ell @fire, iom ON ban hoooc
ofaiort Sogen en- Sang for ale, to8
ban Ioi'en igicrl, men forinocn
hopoc &foiie foitct ct oreot %lif poo
fin ManO8 bcitcmtc, men cIifoGr'
biQc 9luiigt. Sum- ipntcs, at bun |
hans iuntffc, bruno zine ion ct
BlIirrt NJ EeIprc+fprhiQhpN GA GuCrs
IegrnbcO, o. bormiuI0 breO bun 10
/ en- Strsm al orebc Sro.
~Spcm or bu," roobtc bun, "ot
IN irttcr big til CONNER oocr on'
ore ToIfs TorhoIN. @norior fori6'
ger On Of fpprre mig inoc, iom ON
lea por en- Barn - % proper poo
at forhinore mig / at npOe &c Ior'
nsicIier, iom ieo letter ioo mc0cn
4rtS poo - 6or1teicIicr, lom lc1
uItfo for bar bart, isr ic0 fom til
bcttc ofifpeIige SteO!"
@ngrnm for imerteIig ber6rt
iammcn. &lrn boooc FOR life ret
lpnqc iioen ioQt at ]gtngbcro& nor
oct ffpreitc. ociIiQite Stco pnu %or'
ber. Ru par oct bIapet ofifpeli9t.
~Hoiie!" ioQ0e ban mcO bcbrcls
bct6c Stcmmc % Zine.
Get fan bare mcQet Qoot, at on
ii0ocr Scr og iiacr "&oiic", iOorr0c
hun bcftiqt. bcnoc@ @i0iiQbeo FOG
belt N}oQten ira benoc; nrcrt on pcO
ilct life, hpor ifrpttcIig ticOcIi9t
FER er. On bar oit 9(rbCihe, Sine
afcr, binc Spin o. BIN &lnb, men
lea bar life an0ct emo &u&hoihnins
ocrl, iou icg nnfnr, og en- Sforc al
ToIf onlfring mig, i0m ic1 aIori8
at ie igict. ga No8 uloer
III mig life no8Ie ioo GLADE Gage
Qoo @iIbertor."
@ngrom Ioa0e fin Npj@ tjIiioc.
Get bcon1rotc at bJjUc oIporIi0t, %
ct l)obruo, iom han hopoc tnuft
r"'r ga" npSI L" ||'.I. <S'"t Gus,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-06

"8ent iSetminoite til imoraeu,"
iagoe Carlton bliot.
&oiie @pgram for iammen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-18

Mr.. Kirwin. Mrs Nj. Stevens, n. ina
fugi, j. L. Sture, Mrs. w. F. Cooln.s,
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hi!o and
way ports, July 19.-Mr. and Ms.
Hyde, Miss Hyde, Miss Sharp, Master
Hyde, o. J. Hurd, Miss Barnes, Mrs.
II. P. Barnes, Miss Sarah Heath, Mrs,
Heath. R. A. Young, Jack Heath MIS-.
J. J Sullivan, Miss H. Don.hde Miss
II. G. Forbes, Miss z. ]. Jones, r. B.
Christie and wife, Miss r. A. Bene-
dict, Mrs. Ned Austin. W. l.. Morgan,
A. z. Cooley, Miss E. Brush, Mr.. ".
Wilson, Miss c. Wilson, Miss F vii
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. De Reu. Miss
l. Aholo, Miss Irene Silva, NJ. Fur
tago, J.. Sets, Mrs. c. j. Robinson,
Miss l.. Kekuwa. Mrs. l.. Kapai. Mrs.
j. l.. Richard, Miss IL. Ayau, H. Kim
bic. G. K harrison, Mrs. L. n. Keen,
Miss Keen, Master Keen, Mrs. J. H.
Annoy, Miss Je.
Per str. MikahaIa, for Maui and
Molokai ports, July 22-Alice Hogs,
Cyril Hogs, Miss Kemp, Miss V.
Mdtch,, Miss ID. Mulch.
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Pirates Active in China Waters.

Fresh tales of piracy are brought
from China by officers in Pacific Mail
andf japanese steamers. The Robert
Lebaudy, d small French steamer,
which left Canton on her usual run to
Wuchow, was pirated near Tai Kok in
the Shun TAX district. The pirates,
as generally happens in such outrages,
went aboard as ordinary passengers
and managed to conceal their arms
until the time planned for the attack.
At three O'Clock the pirates produced
automatic pistols, and threatening the
seventy passengers and the crew, took
possession of the ship. In their rush
Upon the wheel house and engine
rooms they fired several shots, but
the crew escaped injury. The passen-
gers were not SO Fortunate; young
married Chinese woman who refused
to give up her jewelry to the robbers
was shot dead, and four other passen-
gers, one of them a woman, were in
jured. The pirates held up the ship
for an hour while they looted the pas
sengers, the compradores department,
cabins and stores, and left in two
boats which went alongside. The ship
reported the piracy to small cruiser
near Yum Ku and then returned back
to Canton, where on her arrival, a. re
port was made to the French Consul.
The only European on board was the
French captain, who was threatened
by three pirates with revolvers, and
lost all his things. Chinese gunboats
have gone in pursuit of the pirates,
whose loot is said to be worth about
$4,000. Ese ......
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str Claudine, July 1S,-Mrs.
Robert Todd. Miss y. Foley, Mrs. c. B.
Wood, %. Sato, M. Watanabe, Miss t.
Sato, Miss NJ Onishi, X. Nado, ID.
Makamura, Charles Wilcox, Joseph
Madeiros. Wa Chez, Chin Kee, Wa
Keen, Miss Janet Todd, Miss l.. Ko.
nohia, Miss H. Keanu, j. Fukuya, c.
Nishikawa, raul Schmidt, Charles
Gay, Captain and Mrs. Thomas, Miss
Case, Miss H. Alexander, c. A. Bos.
from, D. L. Austin. Mrs. E. j. Love
and child, Miss Helen Boyd, James
Shaw, Mrs, NJ. Alma, Martha Alma,
Arthur Alma, w. c. Kerr, S. Kuda-
muda, K Kohayashi, Mrs. e. Wilson,
Mrs. Nj. Au, c. Machado, George
O'Neal, A. V. Peters, G. Kuho, Miss
K Akana, Gastlebi. Miss Agnes Judd,
Mrs. Y Ching, T. p. Rochfort, E.
Giesicke, w. D. Wilder. Jay Kuhua.
d. l. Meyers, II. Vierra, w. S. Spauld,
ing, Mrs. Robert Todd, Miss Jenat
Todd, Gus Thorsen, ]. Corral, Y.
Annoy. ..-.. =. r. ~
Per str Mauna Kea, July 23.-Mrs.
C.. Bubbett and child, Mrs. Aurana,
Mrs. Goo Kim, Mr.. and Mrs. Single
hurst. ..g.. .....'
Per str. Claudine. for Maui ports,
July Ct. Mrs. L, P. Hall, Miss L. E.
Hall, Miss Florence Davidson, Miss
Irene Davidson, A. Short. .=s.
Per str. Kinau. for Kauai ports, July
22.-Miss c. Purcell, Mrs, G. l.. Sam
son, Walter Samson, Hazel Samson,
Miss G. Whiteman. Miss G. Wong.
Mrs. L. T. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. a. d.
Hills, J. P. Cooke, Admiral Moore