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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-07

"Hilo, Hawaii February Q, 1913
The petition asking that the Kuhio
bay shoals be removed without further
delay sets forth the urgent need OF
prompt work on the part of lbc govern
mont The original copy of THIS pcii
ton, containing the siguliufJa uf a.,
heads Of practically ofery hutirefa in
iefeit 10 lilo aud vicinity, will be Tor
Mafled az on 20 Nalar Nooten au,
it ls believed results Nlll De- tfsurrl
Following IL copy of tho petition. 90
FotheT with ihe names of those Whi
iase signed n directed 60 tbt hafbo
..l....5..f s.sanH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-07
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qmnine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money il it fails 70 cure.
Z w. Groves signature is on
zach box
'aRls hEDlcGE CO. s. Loss q 8 A
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-07

Captain Peterson, of the steamer Ma
uun Lon. il up and about again after
H Wrrk serious illness.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20

gorbtrsitmnaeH fur elm ten,pordres
WeridDfsgebdnbe getroifeH.

sn Der eeItrisen Sisung Der
Goltnin-GoHtmtifdre rpuroe Der ardi'
teft gl. 6. sfubea beouftrdgt oie no
tbigen glane etc. fiir Die llmGeitaI'
tuHg bes Grane-Soiulep 8ebduoes.
On Der Spcnmore uno aanal Strabe.
aus3uarbeiien. 10 onb oosielbe iuob'
reno Der errihtung bes neiien Be'
rid,tsgebduoes benust tperoen fanh
Gs iuiro jeooh nah ausioge oesBrd,
itoenien GtrubIe Dor glblauf einez
Sabres nitt nothtg iein, ben llrn5ua
por3itnebmen. bod tuollen Die aoHi,
rniif0re onS 8ebouOe bis bahin ia
Stanb iesen Iaiien, 6dmit bic Goun.
IN. unb Berihis is-Beihafte feline lla.
ferbrehung erIeiber-
lie aoufrnftoren n. G. Gni, uns
9heobore eormieIle, peIdle NIT ibrer
arbeiien OH Der Roun6 Bottom 9lodN
lno benz ourd) bic Sod,fIirh 5eritor,
ten 2epee In Geipstonn itari
i'm Riiditanbe iino. ipurbe cine 0oii.
ertheiIt, ioiort mebr 2eute an3itltellcu
ino Die arbeiten an beifleunileE
ipibrigeniaIs oieielben 6urd Der
gounin-ssnaenieur beiorst uno oit
nIlenioIiigen Wehrfoiten ben beiber
ssoHtraftoren berehnet meroen iolIen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
Nominatioucm fir Sdlnlratbs.yiif
glieoer betrefieno.

StaotolnpaIt 8ettnan aa6 geiterli
auf 0iesbe3iiglidle gtnfrnaen Elm 8tlts
af]ten db, oem3uiolge Ectitionen Fiir
Sdnllraths. aanoi0nteu bis 8um 5.
5eptcmber B. I. bel oem Shulratn
einaereid,t fperoen nriiiien, aleidluiel
ob Der ieBige Sdbulrdtb Dor oieler
3eit bic Mitalieoer5abl oes< neuei
Sd)ulraths feitgeieBt hat oOer nid)t.
Serr Qettlnan gebt BON Der stnlidt
cus. oah bns Cberitaats-@eriflt Dor
Ger Honemberpdbl iibcr Die 9onItltu'
tionoIitdt nes Sung. 0eiebcs entidlet'
ben miro im0 iolltc Die Gntiheiotlng
oegen Dos G'eies nusfalleu, Damn mir.
ben bic Nominations. .Eetitionen ein'
iaf mirfungslos iell.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20


golissimannI6ofi unb teorberts dud
eine 4btbeilung 6ertttener poli3titen
sur MISUNDERSTANDING oes Dertebrs
an ben an bic 1raht6d6nb0fs angrens
sfnben Stroben unb 3uy Bsrmeibrng
BON 3tpifhenfd[len.
Ter Gutfhsr gbarles Shmebfen,
iusiher feinen Wobnort ols gbicnsp.
ssa., angab, tpurbe geitern ourh elm
Stiif Gifen, fpelhes aus sinsr Wirtbs
ffnft an bsr 2. uno glum 5traBe ges
T6Ieubert tpurbe. erbeblih periebt.
GdmeOIeb fifhrte einen Dagen Der
8ailen 3rdnsfer 60. or trug cine
Nunbs am aopf oapon, tpsl4e i'm
itdbtiF6en 6oipital ptrbunoen ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
RIeine pDliseinaArid3ten

Turh Tetettips purbe ssiterr
Der Yegsr Sdmuel nopdro, % Sabre
ali, unter Der gtfbuloiguns, isinsn
RaftgsnoHen Sdmusl Jcdion dnaes
fallen unb psrfutt 81 baben, benfsls
ben gu beraubeH. psrbdftst. Sadlon
issts iih oonals 8ur YDehr uno fsus
erte sinsn S6ub auf ieinen ausreifer
ab. ipelttr isboh einen l,duiitrer
trai. ssadTon purbe rpegen abfeuerns
non Snisbnaffsn innerbdlb Der
StaDtgrtn3s ,u elmer Geloitrafs BON
$40 nsbft 2oiten psrartheI!t. ipelhe
Strafe sr sur 3sit i'm arbeiish1us
perbiibi.
- Dilliam O. WilIoH. sin Ulatroi:
bes Smlahtftiffss CONNECTICUT"
ms!otte Der polissi. bab ibm geitsrn
in ben Mdrterdumen Der Yenninluds
MIA Gifsnb1hn on pearl unn Butler
sirabs sDei 5aRbtoffer esitohlsn
iporoeH iinb. Der WatroIs bssiiftrt
isinen Derluit auf $25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
8asfet 9ienie Der 5urngemeinoc.

Die Cincinnati Turnasmeinos,
.piiniht Die Utitalieber nit ihren 7gas
riiIien um iidh gu babeu uno BAT BEG,
hoI6 Gin gusfet picnic crrdngiri. ods
Gonntaa. "a. 4uguft, In miilIer's )
Gertsn In gbepiot etipas iibsr ben
gnbpuntt Der Ws'tipoob Gar hinaus
- bsaanasn iDerbsn foa. Die gorbes
reitunasn Iino aufs Bette getroffsH
unb periprehen fir dlle 3beilnebmer
sinen pergniigtsn 3ag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
2okal.Dfrid)t
A6se,uie(el,
Ter nene s5rsibriei fir bic StaOi
9suriuupb.
1924 Siimmen baiar nnO 1883 on'
gfgen abgegeben.

Ter ntue Breibritf fir bic Sta6l
Wcrpooc, Der pom elmer bieies 6riibs
jdbr trfDdblten sSrsibrisf aommiis
lion dbstfnBt poroen mar, purbe gss
tern ben 9iiraern Der Siaot oslegents
iih elmer SpesiditpobI our gesuta6s
iung unierbreitet uno NIT 1924 segen
1488 Stimmtn snriidgenisisn. Die
3abl Der rsgiitrirtsn Stimmeeber be-
trdat sifud 4500 uno ba Del Der esItrts
gen Wabl uur 2612 Stimmen obesgss
ben lpuroen, erbellt ss, bab bohitens
go gro5ent Der itimmbtredtistsn 9iirs
ger es Der Wliihe fpsrtb gefunoeH baben,
on bic Wablurne gu tretsn, um ibre
aniihten k5iieli6 Des Jrtibriefs gu
betunbeff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20

BON bort aus aus biberien 8riinben
na6 ibren llriprungsldnoern per
Shlb 5uriif9eianSt 3u merben. gau.
Der bat ieine 0eportirlmg auf oa3
@nergiidlfte 6efdmpft uno er bate
nod am Wontag ein 6obeoS Corpus
8erfobren nor 9fidter iSrancis u.
8alblpin nnbangig gemndt, oos ie.
6oh 3lt ieinem llnguniten entidieoen
muroe. Gr Bate bebaltptet, Dab ibm
Dor 6em bieii0en G6crsGinpan9es
rungSinipcftor Ir. 9SercD &. grenii3
fem aered)ter 8ro3eB belpiaigt por.
cen iei uno ooB feline GeportirlutJ
Ourh cine 8eridnorung pom Sdmtis
3ern, Die bier unidiiig ieien peranlaBt
uiiroe.
9auoer mar in ieinent aatnpf ae.
gen ieine Geportiruna unter Der Gin.
fla8e oes Shpinoeln5 crfolgrcld,
aber er miro abqefdo6en, neil er na6-
Deislid) bereits i'm Sabre 1910 al3
unlpilni6en5mertber GinipQnoercr De.
portlrt lporoen mar, neil er In 8es
iellldait zines ,5raueu3immers, 6a5
er filr ieine Satin ausgab, in's 2an3
81 tomucn oeriufte. Gin ,Sabr ipGter
mar es ibm Damn gelllngen, inter ials
idem gtanen ms 2ono 3u fommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
gro6ene Sonntage
@irb lit Der 3nfnait Der Staat
CbiD in alien isiuen
Sbeilen baben.

Cor bat iid III oieIcm
Sinne erfldrt. gCbio miro aur
Sonntag 10 trofen icin ipie oil
GaDaro", iinO Die g8ortc oes @ou,
pernciirs. @idJti0e @oltper.
ncursfQnieren5 finoet 0emnQdlt in
Colorado Spri1lg5 Itott. - 8on
Chicago ans iperoen Is nidt min.
fdlensmertbe GirnDaHberer obgei9o.
ben Tarunter auh Der idppei.
3er DtinenIhmiiloIer Sans gauoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
JR(anoGctegraplj
lie oob6p unttrfu6unc

Tie 2obbp llnttriuhune
Daibiuqtou, Dc, 19. Qu9.
gor 61ustommittee, oas bic Robin
llnteriuhung fiitrt, uur0sn ain
3ienita9 YfdnoIeiher aus WaIhingtpn
rerHommeu, bic bel6uloigt poroen
iino. Dem RsprdicHtdntsu Wcs3rmott
prn sSainois $500 btsabIt gu b16en,
tamit er bic Risosritimmung Der gors
loqe oeqen bic Wufsrsr peranlaFe.
Ter 6uupt5eugs mar Siaae 5eibsH6ei.
Ettr. Ger sug16. odb pom ben Yfdnb4
!sibern Elm ffonos BON $3754 aufe:s
braht uno psrausgabt tporosn isi, UNI
bic gcrlaae toot 81 matEn. aber sr
cab niht an, auf tpslhe G5eiie oisie
Summe aur 8srausedbung ssIangts.
Gr qsi'anb elm, bab sr am Moniag
Qbsnc NIT nnosren iniereHirtsn
gianoIeiberu bic Qnselsgenbeit eins
gtheno erortert hdhe.
Sm areuspsrbor eab 6sinsuheimsr
su OuB $500 oss aufsebruhtsn Gel
nGs aum ndtiondlen oemotroiiiden
Sampagnefonog bei9sitsuert porben
itieH in Der 6offnung. ods oieies Bel
ben esmotrottiden aongrsbabgs0ros
ntten .bstfsn@ biirFts. $osioeH1eimer
tt.beusrte ieood. baB Wegermott
nidts BON benz 9sIoe sraaIten bdbs.
Die lieberIebeuoen Ses 3
Iampfers State of
California;.
Suneau sllasfa. 10. auauit.
lau goro oes 2unlpiers ,,9lortb.
weitern" traten am 2ienitaa bon bier
81 Der geretieten 9aiioaIere bes un.
teraeganaenen 9amplers ,Stdte of
California" Die Reiie uad) SeattIe
an. an Qoro Oes Gnnpiers bcian0en
lid, and) sehn Sarge NIT Gpfern Der
autaitrophe lmo orei Der 5ooten iino
Iofrcit nod nid)t ioeutiii3irt fporoen.
lie Sarae IDerhen beI Der sfnfunft
bes 1onpfers in Seattle aeoffnet
IiDer0en uno man hoift oann Die ssocn.
titdt Ger llmaefommenen ieitlteitcn 3u
tonncn. Sieben Der 8aiia9iere lnliB.
ten bier 5nriidgelailen ineroen, ba lie
iidl nod i'm Soipital beiinoen.
glae iiherIebenoen Gffi5iere mno
Ialle 0sitgIieSer Der Wsannidait mur-
ben Don ben Marinetulpeftoren @bit.
men nnS ael!en uernommen uno er.
hielten ole @eilima. iih tn SentfIe
uieDer bel ben 3uitanoigen gehoroen
All meloen anpitnn Gann, Der &c.
iehlslnber oes itntergegangenen Tam.
piers, bat iidl nad) Der llugliidsltitte
be1eben, nm olirh Reilungen ieitsn.
itellen, OBJ ter gSeloid)ranf oes 3dbI.
meiiters iIis bic Roitiaden aeboraen
Imeroen fonnen. Inter Den germiBten
Iunb aller @ahrid)etnliffeit mad, mm.
aefonmenen 9niingieren beiinnen jih
Sarlam Dsinnettee, oeiien angeborige
in Snbiann anidiiig iiiio un6 3. s..
lGpMan riss gnrHpGAs GnglGuos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
Tie Durre bGIt an.

aaufas gitn, Mp,, 10. Mug.
Die 3iirre i'm fiooftIihen 3beiL pon
adnIas, in Der Rohbarid1aft bon St.
eoieph, Wto.. unb 8ihita, aas., bdlt
tros nes Aeaens, Der am Samitoa
nisberaeeungen III, nod INNER an.
Tie Shniebe arbeiteH 5ao uub
gaoht. um bic 8ogeu, bereu Rdosr
ourh bte ertieslife 5rodeHbeit 3u-
iommengefhrumpft iinb, su reparirsn.
Gheunen aehen buhitdbIid in Stude.
ataiiberdn peroen grunneu eegrdben
|. .uaa ste EiisHpaarenaaHslaassR ma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
gaSiid,es golfsieit.

Fer gaoiide llnisrltiisuRssp,rsin
bdlt isin golssftit bissmal am
Gcnntag, "a. ausuft. in Reidratbs
9art ab, uho bob bic gabsnlsr ss
periteten. It'd, unb ihrm s5rtunben
einen psrsnisisn Tag gu bsrei.en,
spiFfsn ale, bic iton sinmal Elm bdois
itts ;seis misssma6. babtn. 4uh
bissmdl finb BON ein.m srfatrensH
aommitiss tpisber srobartise 0orbe'
rsiiunseu gstroffsn iuorbsn. es sibt
liHtfrbalsuna fir SUNG unb Alt uno
man bdrf robf ben arrangsurer
rnfs Mort elauben. ipenn fie fdaen.
bdb niemanb nrfdts haben piro,
fi6 iiber SuHgsr Ootr Gurii 81 be.
ilaaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
Sisenseommilfon
fit 6amiltua Gpuntp
aus W. Waridbenier nno
TuOsers Wrigbt.

Die betoea @rnennungen am 8ienftog
in Columbus bet1nnt qegeben. --
Deitere &icens GommiHionen err
nannt. - Der &f UNI bds @ous
Derneursomt in Ietp Yort. - Sies
ben Perionen BET 8eotut, Sa., i'm
Ultiitiiippt ertrunten. - 8ei elmer
3ugentgIetfung in 4rtanfas purben
20 Perionen oerleBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
Sm S,pipital seitorben.

Sohn 20. 8ault, Don 80. 3247
Glsnbord Qpenus. tpeI6er geitsrn, lpie
an anosrer Stele unter oem 1itsl
.Gbensmiioe" 6erihist purDe, Ieinem
gsben ourd TurhItnsioeH Der AehIs
geipdltIdm Elm Gnoe bersiten polIte,
1T I'm itnoiiiten 5oIpital Den erlittes
nen 8erIeBuHgsn erlegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20

tern unb anberen Gef4dften unterses
braht bdben. llebsr Wlibbletotpn, O.,
e,bielt bic biefigs golissi naa pieIen
Ndhfrdgsn bic Qahriht, baB ala
1hoter nur 6. Campbell in gstradt
tommen i0nne. Den TetstttDs geldns
q asitern, ben genannten 5u Derbdfs
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
als Ghedfalid,er perbaitei.

Inter Der 9si6ulbigune Der Gbeds
fali&uHa ipuros gsftern Der 22 Sntre
cite gIosfnss Campbell. iDsltkr I'm
Gica 6cteI Quarties genommen
bate, hpr6 Teiestips perbaf!ss.
xanrpbxll fon ansebliA Dor einiaer
8kn uut6ksfs gbsdkia bar l1rk Gsd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20
fepubIitoner in Rem 0prt
inooiftren S bn Purs
ron Wit6eII.

Fe p Il bItt q ner tn Ne ~ y prt
inoOiftren S obn 9urs
ron Mit6eII.
Reip gort, 10. Quguit. Die
repubIifanif6e partsi Der Stabt ITEM
Yprt bat in elmer 3pnbentton, bic am
0tenitag nod mad U2itternadt IN
SiBung mar, bef6IoFen, ben Burger
metItertanbiDaten Der SuftoniIteu,
So6n qurrop Uit6ell Su inbofiren
uno tetnen eigenen 8aroibaten ius
5elb 3u iteQeu. Die Stbunq 0es
Stabttommittees mar cine Der ftiirs
mif6Iten in Der 9ei6idte Der 9artet
unD pieberbolt tpurbe Don 9elegaten
periu6t, BE domination bes 0ts
itritt5anpaIt8 W6ttman gum 8iirqera
meiitertanbioaten our93uiegen. Wbits
man bate jebOh eins Oepeihe gea
Ianbt, in pelder er bic domination
obIebnte uno Der gartei ben Rath CAB,
ben 6uiionstanOibatsn su tuDo1ireH.
8a5 &ommittee tuDofirte aud u.
prenoergaIt lrnb george W(c4benp, bic
SyuIions S1noibaten fir Controller
reip. qrdftoent Oes goQrO of gIoer'
men.
Oas Stadtstommittee Der 9rogrefz
Iipen BAT am 0ieuitag Qbeno gIeit>
falls Die Ganotoaten Der GuIiDniiten
inooitrt.
ToIoeHfdpere & OIItfion.
sort Smitb, Qrt., 19. Guq~
gpi elmer 9pllifion zines ct. 2Duis
rHc Gan SFranctscoer Yofagier3ug5
NIT einem 8uter8ug Ser UhoIano
@uQep 8ahn in Der Rd6e ppn Seniou.
2trt.. % Meilen fiio0ftltd oou bier gea
lsQau, purpeu am Dienitdg 4beno 3u
ipGter Stunoe p 8afagtere perIebt.
Ser 6iiteraug bate cine Stunoe 8er-
i5dtuuq, bic er ein3ubolen periutfe,
c!s iih oas lIngIud ereignete.
8eritheruH9sraten IN
C6io iinb 3u b o d.
bus, 9, 19. Qug. -
Wern tas oeretniqte Gommittse Der
St1atsgeiebgebuug, oos unter bem
Goriib Don SenatorMopnep ods 8ers
fiterunqspeien i'm Stoat ituoirt bat,
Issuen geriht Der 5toQtsqeIeb=
Qebunq uuterbreitet, 10 pirb oiefer
Secid6t beiaqen, baB bic 9erftchss
rungsroten fir 7FsuerDsrIiderung i'm
StQdt Gbio um 3ebn 9ro3ent 3u hoh
iirt uuD bar Die 8eIdmmtIumms
nel6e pon sen 8irgern bes Staates
liter cine g}ormal prdmie btnuu5
pro Sa1r besabIt miro, iih ouf
81 500, 900 belduft
OieIt grtldrung tpurbe an
TienItao ron Wlitqltebern oes Some
nrittses ubdeqeben, bic bier etne Sis=
una ab6ielten. Senotpr U{oonep Bee
nlertte, bab oer 9eri6t aud bic Nm
na6me zines 8eIebes empfeblen fptroe,
ourh tpelhes bic electromagnetic
reouSirt tperoen Dtroen.
Reiher Tuno.
8eniocoIo, iSla., t9. guguF
Ser gonnternebmer Charles S,
Giuer ian0 am GienItag I'M ieIt]ter
@ett 0es 9anou Chico einen etierneu
aaIten Der ipqniihe GubIoneu unc
| Silberuiin3eu i'm 8ciumutmertbe bon
etnu $t0.900 enthieIt. g}an gIaltbt,
6uB Die Site Dor lauger Sabren BON
Secrauberu oergraben rpuroe.
llnmetter.
ct. Qouis, W}o, 10. Auguf
! Gin heftiqes 8e.mtter pou SUrm
Imino uno RcgeuQiiiien beglettet, moh
| te am 9ienItag i'm oitIichen uno n1ttt
| Ilereu Iheu bon 0}iiiouri Der Ionget
| SiBperiooe elm Guoe. S5n 0erter UIo,
Imurbeu pier BerioHen uoHt 8lle en-
| ihlagen uno in Ct. &ollis puroen btu'
Inen einer baIben Stlmoe 0rel5ebn
Sauier ourh 9litihIage m Brand
gelest.
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20 @etterberi6t.

8 BIO: Shones @etter am Mitt.
nod; am Iouneritag idlones. marine
res gSetter, genaBig!e Qorooit. bis
SiloUeit-IinSe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-20

Qep gort, 19. &uguf. 4nget.:
,9remen" BON Bremen; nSaiIer Mils
belm H." ppu Bremen.
4bges.: nWouretauta" nad 2tpera
pool.
Qonbpr. 2tnget.: .minneapos
liz" bon SEEN gort.
0oper. anget.: D3esIdno" BON
g2etp glprt mad 2lutperpen.
9ibraltar. abgeg.; s9arbas
roHa" nah Nep Yort,
Bremen. 4nget.; ,,aaiIer 0ils
belm Der Grobe" BON 9tetp Dprt.
Srieft. Qnget.: .Soypnia" BON
yiep Yort.
Gpnoou. Ibgeg.: "Anoauia"
nah Wloutredl.
2iperpool. abgeg.; v5raueo-
mia" nah 8pIton.
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Sn mlaniIa tit 7r. 5ranf 81.
8bite. Der 9eiter bes Gr8iebuneSfpe-
iens auf ben BbiItppineu, eeftorber.
Tr. @hite mar elmer Der erften 2eb-
rer, bic i'm Sobre 1901 BON ben Der
einiaten Staateu nus noh ben Vbt-
Itppinen geiauot tpurben urb Bat Ith
Sann Bis gum 2eiter bes Grslensnss-
.msiela entppgaaGrbeitst
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den aIan3snbe gsfddfte nit 41inbs
miiblen.
Columbus, g., 10. Qu9uf. -
Die sntieBlthe 9Irre, Die nd6reno
Der ieBten Bo6en i'm gan5en 5tdat
qfberrfht Bat, fptrb I4ipere ftnansieIs
@erIufte fir ben Gtadt nd9 fidl sie%
ben. Sine singebeube 8eii4tigung
Der Sarnen in 8dqipolis, WlaTilon,
GantcIter, 0eldtpdrs uno in anbersui
Stdoten. Die BON sSnTafsn bors
StadtsanitaIten beurbettet tperben,
bat erqebeu, bab bur6 bic troteus
Ditterunq GROCER Sdobsn angerihtet
norber 1T. DieIss qilt namentItfJ
bcn Der Turm bel MoFiIor, ipo bic
grnte CUR 6dtfte berLoren 1T.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01
CALIFORNIA SENA TIE
READY TO RUSH LAND
BILL THROUGH TODAY
Richard Roe" Is
Thought to Be
Intelligent Man
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCH1

ST. PAUL, April 30.-That the mys-
terious Richard Roe who for nearly
four years has been in the hospital
for the insane at Rochester. Mimi,
unable to tell his name is an intelli-
gent man, is the statement of G. J. +.
SWensden and Ralph Wheeler, mem
bers of the state board of control, who
returned today from Rochester. ROe's
case was taken up with the navy de-
partment in an attempt to discover
his identity.
Il asked this man to write his
name" said Swensden. and he put
down the initials j. c. Also he was
able to write the date he left San
Francisco, May u, 1907, to return to
his position in the navy at Annapo-
lis"
Although partly paralyzed, and
despite his inability to speak, he
seems to be rational. and the very
way he looks is like that of an intel
ligent man, continued Swensden.
The state is interested, also, in the
attempt to discover the identity of
the man. SWensden declared the man
has been examined by expert ply
sicians, but there is not pressure on
the brain sufficient to cause a loss of
speech or memory.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01
I TULAPA| IS
CAUSE OF ONE
HUNG JURY
Case Against Richard Dick
ems, Accused of Selling
Very Dickens Of a Drink
to Indians, Unsettled in
Federal Court

A jury SO badly hung that in spite
one set of special instructions from
Judge Morrow the members still failed
to agree has delayed the decision in
the case of the United States versus
Richard Dickens, charged with
selling or giving Intoxicating liquor to
a fellow Apache Indian. Unable to get
together last evening, jury was sent out
for dinner and returned to the jury
room. Judge Morrow entered the
court at 8 o'clock or thereabout and
ordered the jury out There was still
a disagreement. SO his honor remand
ed them to beds in hotel until they
can appear this morning either to
present verdict or be dismissed.
The case is that which inolves a
great deal of scientific knowledge of
intOXicants, and a government chem
lst, Edwin Ralph was called Yesterday
to deliver expert opinions on the LIQUOR
tulapal and Others 1t seems that the
defense's contention that the liquor-if
liquor it can be called-Was not tula-
pai or tizwen but gray water or corn
water, a mild Intoxicating bever-
age of the Mohave Apache has had
some effect in bewildering the jury
with the result above recorded There
is not much question that the defend
ant gave the witness cupful of some
thing, but whether it is the stomach
rotting tulapai or the less raging corn
water remains to be determined There
are some who maintain that the two
are the same. One witness said the
stuff was taken to make the Indian
laugh, and two others maintained it
was stomach medicine. From other
sources of information, The Republican
has found that the tulapai of the
Apache is a beverage that is boiled
forty eight hours and buried until it
ferments, and that it is cooked in
earthWare kettles because it corrodes
metal-it's so strong. Tizwen, accord
ing to Engineer Fitch. who is an au-
thority on account of his troubles with
it in the Roosevelt Dam construction
camps is drink made from the Yucca
or Spanish bayonet plant, and is SINH
lar to the pulque of the Mexicans. Tul-
apai is made from corn. Corn water
and gray water. he never heard of be-
fore. He contends that tulapai is a
Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01
No
Longer Barred
From Yosemite
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH]


WASHINGTON, April 3O-Secretary
Lane rescinded today the order bar
ring automobiles from Yosemite Ma
tional park.
This form of transportation has
come to stay" the secretary said in
his statement explaining his action
and to close the park against auto
mobiles would be as absurd as the
fight many years made by old naval
men against the adoption of steam in
the navy. Before we know it they
will be dropping into Yosemite by air.
ships.
'Some say that automobiles are less
picturesque than the stage COACH" he
added.
Il think that depends entirely on the
imagination and the association of the
stage coach with romance. After a
time we will associate the automobile
with it, We want to make our parks
as accessible as possible to the great
mass of people
An entrance fee will be charged to
autOmobilistS and this will be added
to the fund for the maintenance of the
park roads.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-01
WHITE SLAVERY
PROBE GOING
STILL DEEPER
Los Angeles County Assist
ant District Attorney Says
He Has Indictments for
Several Wealthy Men of
California
ASSOCIATED PRESS, DISPATt

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl
Los ANGELES, April 30.-The
county grand jury's white slavery in
outlook tonight is expected to result
in indictments against one or more
wealthy men when the inquisitors
have resumed deliberations tomorrow
w ]. Ford assistant district attorney
stated he had drawn up indictments.
How many he declined to state and
left the matter for voting upon them
entirely to the grand jurors.
1t was pointed out that while the
jurors elected to meet again at II
o'clock tomorrow morning, the wit
nesses were instructed not to appear
until 2 o'clock thus affording the
probers considerable time for deliber-
alton on possible indictments.
Several witnesses We're called before
the investigators t Oday, including C.
Riccardi, the attorney who represented
Catharine Phillips the young woman
| connected with the present probe. She
| pleaded guilty last week to a vagrancy
| charge taking a "floater' and depart
| ed for Berkeley. Cal. She has evinced
| a desire to return since, having writ
! ten a letter to Chief of Police Sebas-
tian. declaring she pleaded guilty and
| left town on the advice of her attorney
| who suggested that course rather than
| remain and possibly fare worse.
In juvenile court the hearing of Mrs
! Elizabeth B. Espey and w. H. Wood
| charged with having contributed to
| the delinquency of Mrs. Irene Marie
Ley Brown aged seventeen. who said
| she had been habitue of the Jonquil
] hotel conducted by Mrs Josie Rosen-
berg, an alleged procuress resulted in
| Mrs. Espeys being held for trial. The
| Wood case was dismissed During
| the proceedings Mrs. Levy told many
| details of the alleged practices of the
| male frequenterS of the Jonquil and
Helen Barker, a chum of Mrs. Levy
| gave more. Miss Barker who here
| tofore declared she was twenty foul
| years old. today broke down and ad-
mitted she is only nineteen Accord
| ing to officials the admission regarding
her age will make the case against
| the man charged with crimes against
| both girls just as strong.