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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
|AMERiC a IN -iiAvVAllAN
VESSELS SCATTERED
AROUND MANY u! OCEANS

The Observation-Disclosures Steamship
ECompariyss local office today issued
The Following statement, showing the
position Of It's ships now at sea. z
From advices received by tiis
Observation-Disclosures Steamship Com:
pany from San Efancisco under date
oftNoven1ber 81 tne 'positionsof steam.
'erH Of that line en- route via Magellan,
eastbound and Westbonnd, II as fol-
lows: nn ISIS I s. y
sOhioan, passed Cape FRO Oct. %.
midnight. sasis
Georgian. sailed Tocopilla Oct. 80.
p. M. II
sKentuckian. passed Punta Arenas
Oct. "a, 200 q. m. =.
American. passed Punta Arenas
Columbian, passed Pernambueo
Oct. 81. sss's
.Montanan. passed Cape Virginia
Oct 81. loo p. N.
"Honolulan. at equator Oct. 81, mid
night"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
OFFICER aimed
At RABBIT, HIT
OWN BROTHER
In Following Excitement Pulled
Trigger Twice More, Says
Capt. William MapeS
OFFICER AIMED. frantz

OFFICER AIMED, frantz
How he had aimed at a rabbit and
accidentally shot his brother. and how,
during the ensuing excitement, his
finger had systematically pulled the
trigger OF his weapon, causing two
more discharges, was the testimony
given In the Eugene Buchanan murder
trial today by Capt. William Mapes
Of the 25th Infantry. an expert pistol
shot.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
MILITARY GOVERNOR
OF SHANGHAI KILLED
BY ASSASSln'S KNIFE

!; :: aa naHEnaa,HH nnHt,
!; Especial Cable to Liberty News :;
!: SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. 8;
!. 11.--Chang Ne Sing, the military ::
Z governor Of Shanghai, was stab .
+ bed in that city yesterday by :;
: some unknown person. He died 3
= shortly after the attack was made s:
!; upon him. ::
: Chang Ne Sing was a strong ::
: upholder OF the monarchy plan, ),
!; and was one of Yuan Shih-Kai's ::
: close friends. The dead governor {:
!: was educated in England, and {;
!; was at one time a student of :;
: navigation. ;!
!: . . 81. = 8: = !: . = 8. = y . = !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
DECEMBER
\. c. SIS, DIVIDEND
TO Be S2O0,O0O

An extra dividend Of 50 cents per
share. totaling scot, 900, will be paid
on December 5. IN the stock OF the
Hawaiian Conn rcial & Sugar Com
pany, according = cabled reports Of
the meeting Of tsie company.8 direc-
tors held at sar francisco yesterday.
On December til regular monthly
dividend Of Is cents per shdre. 6r
500. 600. will also be paid. 50 that the
total disbursements to stockholders
next month win be $500, 900.
The Hawaiian Commercial Company
Is CAPITALIZED at $4,000, 900, divided
into 400. 900 shares with 3 par value
Of e25 per share. The stock b now
held at ,41.75 on the local exchange.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Per II. str. Claudine. from Maui,
November II, 1915 Mrs. .. G. Mellor.
Mrs. e. 0mstead. Mrs, B, Pft7el; Miss
X. Kelekolia, T. C. CAREY. DO Rego.
Mrs. Do Rego. +. Kawast ID. C. +.
Johnson. Miss g. Massen. II Murphy.
G. ]. Schoening. Mrs. McConkey. w.
A. Ramsey. E w. Greene, z. Vincent.
Mrs. Waioholo, Mrs. KauluIopo. +.
HUFFMAN. c. Kealoha, D. A. Kaaiahua.
5. e Poaha and Mrs. J. Davis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

and mud deposited on lawns along
most Of the street. Residents declar-
ed It the worst rainstorrn In years. /.
Lusitana street was torn up by the
rushing waters, and needs repairing
row far more than It did before the
rain fell. So. q ]. 4 s.. !:
Residents of the Diamond Head dis.
trict reported that their electric lights
Went out last might and that they were
still out this morning. They had to
use lanterns, candles and electric
torches.
In Puunui valley the. flood filled up
all cesspoois, making it necessary for
residents to go to considerable ex.
pense having them pumped out. There
is no sewer service ID that district as
vet Streets there were reported bad.
" washed out.
4St. Mary's School at Moiliili was
standing in two feet of water this
morning. Several house foundations
were reported partially undermined
IN the vicinity Of Makfki fire station.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
II. q. jon DAN Our AFTER
POSITION or CLERK IN
FEDERAL COURT HERE

H. R. Jordan, for the last three
years shorthand reporter IN the local
circuit court is the latest applicant
for the position of clerk In the federal
court. Mr.. Jordan was commission
err on the Spanish treaty claims COM
mission IN Cuba, and also commits
sioner of the United States court OF
claims. He Is graduate OF the Uni
versity of Chicago and had consider
able experience in court work prior
to coming to Honolulu. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
LIVE WIRES At
ROTARY CLUBS
WEEKLY LUNCH
Col. johnson Main Speaker;
Two Rotarians From Main
land are Present

4
iting brethren were the speaking
guests at the lunch Of the Rotary
Climb today, held in the upstairs dining
room Of the Young hotel. and IL was
an interesting session featured by The
informal talk Of Col. Samuel /. John
son. acknowledgement of the National
Guard. He told simply but impress
siyely how in few weeks the guard
has been recruited from Eve hundred
men to 1908, from less than one regf-
ment to three full infantry regiments.
an engineer company, machine-gun
company and q cavalry company.
The visitors were Rotafians Epson
of Cleveland and e. F. Eichler, who
has recently come from San Fran
cisco to become associated with the
Lord Young Engineering Company.
He brought message of greeting
from the San Francisco Rotafians, and
Mr.. Epson brought that and more he
suggested . plan for constructive
work by the organization which was
greeted with enthusiasm and adopted
1.-THE engaging in the big Brother
work of helping along boys through
individual supervision. He said 1t had
proved q big success In Cleveland and
sne s,aI soses -. - $1,000 n,an
p M. - -. s.l''.'s - pau W
sa, re-. s.,.s .s......,., ss,,,..., -,
..st ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s ~ p,,si ~
Sl.nI 1870 a,,d Fshs;s,a~ psxsr,,
:, hs,,, .sfa,.rs .s-, - to-hsss
LII Az s q - CO. ~ : 1870 -
saan - s ga $500 = sbat sba nrss
~ 49, etsr-;to-se, observation-disclosures ls a ths
Srst tlas he's cS,ns hsscre she b, ,..I
! a e ~ Hawaii with . concreta
nr ,,o.,,. ana thaf fheresora Il has
Won :. M c ,,,,, -
Mr. Fnf6es SMOKE .btiet,5 a h;s Trim
m svvasbingron And aarlared ha would
~. riad ~ Eesn the CHM n0sted ar, On
matters ~ feffitofial or Community
interest he fakes nm there
Col. Johnson after Speaking briefly
of the difficulties encountered IN re
cruiting n. Hawaii. went on to say
that the National Guard has the.
strongest support 81 the war depart
ment. Governor Pinkham and the bust.
ilessn1en and plantation managenients
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Criminal libel action brought by
Ching Lum against Ng Wing Sun.
editor of the Liberty News, Chinese
paper, was set for this morning in
the police court, but was continued
until tomorrow when 1t will be reset
by agreement for some day next week.
Ching Lum alleges the editor called
him t'Ching, the Big Buffalo, and 9TH
erwise slandered him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
Rams Fell Oper
Islands, Wireless
Reports Indicate

Heavy rains fell al over Oahu yes.
terday and last night and IN some
places there Is still q good deal of
precipitation. The rains mean real
money to holders OF sugar stock, for
the plantations are beneftine In no
tneertain manner.
For the benefit of its readers, the
Star-BulIetin today telephoned to vari.
Gus island plantations to get figures
on the rainfall Everywhere the re-
Spouse was that the rains were bene-
fetal to the cane. No special damage
was reported though plantation roads
and railroad lines win need some re.
pairing.
Eva plantation reported at 1880
this morning that heavy rains had fall.
en- most Of yesterday and last night.
From s o'clock yesterday morning to
8 O'Clock this morning the figures for
the downfall were as follows:
At Eva office, 1856 inches.
At Waifnanalo point (six miles to-
ward Wafmea). 3,S6 inches.
At Apokaa three miles toward Wal
pahu). 3.72 inches.
II was still raining this morning
though the fall was lighter. Ewa's av-
erage rainfall was SO inches over the
plantation.
Oahu plantation office reported at
1910 o'clock this morning that IN the
"A hours from s yesterday morning to
8 this morning there was q fall OF
253 Inches &tfthe office. Slifht rain.
fzl1 was noted this ilforniiiR.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
VESSELS 10 AND
FROM THE ISLANDS


u. S. A. T. THOMAS-Arrites from
San Francisco about Friday ftomor-
row) afternoon and proceeds to Ma
Mia about Monday.
s. 8. NIAGARA arrives on port from
Sydney al 3 D. m. today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
HEAVY RAINSON
ISLANDS; OAHU
ISNELL SOAKED
tcontinned from Page y

curbing was coursing down the side
Of the street.
Tracks Not Damaged.
On the King street car line last
night a Rapid Transit car was lifted
from the track By the boulders which
came down from Makili district along
Piikoi street, trafilc being delayed
about 20 minutes, -four cars draw
ing up TO the place before the con-
gestion was again relieved The
street car company states this morn
ing that the tracks are In good con-
dition. and that very little damage has
been done by the water.
That II was -some rain and "the
worst storm In years" as old-timers
who met on the street yesterday even.
ing declared. Is verified BY figures at
the local weather observatory. Not
since March Is and le, 1sDs, when d
24-houF period produced 5.04 inches
If rain, has such doWnpouf been rec
orded II Honolulu. From 10 o'clock
yesterday morning when the rain be,
gan until 5 o'clock today, there fell
at the main observatory 4-26 inches.
While AZ the station, IL fhe Insane
tsvlum befween Nnnann and K6ifhi
valleys theI rain eanse reeisferefI 40
inches sor ire same neriod a. %
hours
0I5,,la Nske a. tne,,sx 81 4r.,s
covsrnr,ent Mstacroiosief 4 NJ
t.s,,,r,ra, stas.a t,ss, 's1sis MAJ EMO,
r ,,,s, TO-, ecr,,-,s5 q ths fcrS,
"a s,'o,', 4, r,s,,,ia q ss.eh a dsTth
- ah,',. 20 $500 N 1890 - s,';,{..
$3.50 g sen.san-sS 80 :. .a.,s, s !, :.
= .s,s s. s''o e4'A' = -
- bs.1.s. Is .tsS h,...z, .3s,.. -. "a,
.spt 49, = - s ~ 49, MI.
sasn eal -. : pel'1u p.nl - .. 49,.
ons els ~ ln M nsy aLe s.a ~
~ ing 1s-iour pasiss anu ale - ~
'o ~ 80.
9e t,f Z i y =. 80 ii 49,
= January -. ~, s.ot tnc c - sat ~
10y, tsss, o.v1' gecs,nvel <s,1y, 1Svs'
1.oo' re1y %; lslt, 49, FsD Dss
aLy zo,z1, 1917 t'oes sune 1-ss 1915
Svt; aIsn ze-zs, ISIS, z.ss.
90 1T TINS nnol,tn tneEe nave pesn
e:ts lncnes ol ram, pt wn1cn yester-
Jays contrlputio1 WAS the MAJOR POT
Lon. a neavy ram ~ recorded lot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

"Auntie" Mahaley Gibbs, negress.
died at Memphis Tex, According to
city statistics she was 1S7 years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

A monument to President John Ty-
Ter was unveiled in Hollywood ceme-
terry, Richmond, Va,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Ifhe plantation! q
count IL the rain. practically none Of
1.-THE singers ventnring out IN the
| dOWnpour. Downtown theaters did q
| good business, however. The Libeftyss
| performance was well attended and
tine Bijou and Popular entertained
Ilarge nuDiences.
At Pawaa junction King street was
{ veritable rushing river about $3.50
o'clock and when the cars were stall
I ed or passengers wished to transfer
/ TO or from the Pufaholi cars they were
|picked up ana carried, like babes In
arms, but q strong. baref0oted en-
|plove Of the company, who accom-
|plished many transfer in that man
|fer.
ron the surface Of the muddy, swirl
ting stream at that point much rub
l1isll floated past empty on cans. bot
tiles, palm branches and even sticks
Of firewood KalHkaua avenue bore q
semblance % q sluggish stream and
Kalia road IN places was ankle deep
for time fSsx = -.
Ts,sphohs tins ffoubIss i
Minor troubles, dpe p1eetly to; leak
are and CONSEQUENT short -circtfiting Of
telepho1 & cables, were reported this
mornint by Manager r. e. Hum1hel Of
the Mutual Telephone Company. fol-
lowing last nights heavy fdinstorm,
4 The most extensive amount Of tele-:
phone trouble due to the fain was In
the WAIKIKI district, where hundred
pair cable connecting all the tele-
phones In that part OF the city was put
out Of eommissiou through q leak,
which admitted rain water and result
ed IN q ehortcircuit. The c0mpany's
repair force was put to work early
this morning and expected to have the
line IN working order by noon today.
At King and PunUhboWl streets. 2
20pair cable was reported out this
morning, but was repaired shortly
after 10 o'clock. This trouble inter
rupted the time service of the com
pany somewhat and stopped tempora,
rily number Of clocks, time for which |
is furnished by the company.
Cable Sheakhinc Burnen.
Minor trouble was located In q 20
pair cable 1t Befetania and Alapai
streets, one Of the con1pany's s.trou-
OI0-NIUUIEIH IEUMIElWk IL WHltEs lit 4
rIownnoiir vas Il, Dfoeress. The tfou. |
he there was .ca1sed apparently byi
iIifnrink 81 efleciric current from troll
lev az hover wire nearby. This burn
ed away the lead blelsheathing and
water dripping in short-circuited the
lines inside the cable. rs 4
out iii the Country the only tele- |
phone trouble reported was along the |
Waipahh line 81 the Oahu railroad. a |
coufle of landsiides ioosefied the pole |
anchors and caused. them to come out, |
letting portions Of the line sag. Most |
Of the trouble 0f this nature was in |
Waipahu gIlch. e
1T Is fortunate that q heavy wind |
didn't accompany the rain" said Man
ager Hummel today. .If 1t had, we
would have experienced q great deal
more trouble than we did. The rain |
did minor damages which will be re-
paired by this afternoon"
EsndsIlde on Railroad.
me landslide on the Wahiawa |
brancb was the damage done the |
nsb;, railtoad nv last NIGHTS dehnee. |
Ge6erai PASSENGER AGENT + C. smith /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Captain Roald Amundsen, discover.
er Of the South Pole, has abandoned
his expedition to the North Pole,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Three worl1men were killed by the
falling scaffold from school under
construction in the Bronx, New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

Evidence regarding the charge that
Rev. Father Ulrich drove his automo-
bile heedlessly and recklessly win be
heard Tuesday In the police court, the
case having this morning been conti-
nued to that day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11
PASSENGERS HOOKED

Per III str. w. g. Hail. for Kauai.
11s-A. F. Robinson. A.
Robinson. w. H. Rice. IT.. 6, n, VIII
cox. F. s. Seudder, r.. Deverill, w. A.
Bryant. H. X. On. Leon Onanson, Miss
e. G.. Wagner. Mr.. and. Mrs. w. N.
Stewart. H. K. Aim and c. H Aim.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-11

John NJ. Sweeney has fled IN cir
cult court an action to have annpIled
the marriage between himself and
Elena K. K. Sweeney Divorce cases
fled today were Juana G. Meyer
against NJ. H. Meyer and Jeanne K.
Ana against Alexander A. Ana.
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wruusetsenfnms ueberfrasuuseu.

Sri$ Wober u. Srau uts 6oarD $oDl.
feab II. q. @rnnoftiid On Der SourtI
@ar5 $4,000.
S. 6. MrnoIo ON geta MrnoI6
@tnnbftah in Sos NngeIes 9eigbts M6s
| bition; $40 Ii. u.
MaJ Blum ON @. 6. NHae uno s. $
1anCa, @rnnoftiid i'm neien gitpsBloc
24Z4ss $500.
George 8. Slime an S. $. 9anoa
@rinditiid I'M neilen gitbS9iod 2474
$50.
See S. golins un6 6ror, an u. uni
G.. Gtcnes, @runoltiid i'm r1euen 9th.
Blod 1854; $40 Ii. u.
SO. 6. Gtnpp II. g., burb Snmei
Sones, Sruftee, an u. uno 6. Stepes
@rnnbffdn I'm neien gitb@9Iod 351S.
$500.
Sumar Sones, sruftee, an Sinpcr=
8euti6SSarrntt gompdnb, @ulnOfiid in
Der 3arlanbale Mboitipn; $tOO.
81. @srBberg an u. s.. Barrett I'M
s. 6. &erdebiIe, @runoftiid I'M nerer
eifb~BIod 600; $500.
d.. 8. 9abis an S. S. Gdneioer.
8rnnbfflid in Gan Yebrc, Serrace
| $40 u.M.
aOs ansales oeisbts ~S,nproDemenl
Company an gnlil 9nufIer. @r1nbitiid
IN Cos Gngeles 9eisbts; $500.
Wm. 9obrofpoIsfi unb g. u. Cite
rem or S. g. Simpion, @rlmroitiid an Der
SnnrpIe Ctr; $500.
SoeI q. 2ipscomb uno Meta nnf
Soc S. Smiter an 8. q. GeItpn, s AIDE,
aan1; $3.50.
9orner Spnes, Sru{tee, an Gilbert unf
Grnit Stebes, Brnnoftiid inn ricuen gitbs
BIod CAT; $500.
9omer SSpnes, gruitee. an a1tnbsai.
bnugh Sun1ber Company, Gtlrlbitiid I'm
reter gitb<Blod 1908; $500.
9omer Sones, SruItee, an RunbzMs
| bGlIg6 Qumber gcmponb, @run0itiid i'm
nenert gitbs8lod 3991; $500.
Conner Sones. Truftee. an &alnbzT1s
neuen gitbsBlod 2409; $500.
8omer SORES, Sruftee. au 8e{t gni
2umber gpmpnftb, @rln6ftiid i'm nerer
gttbsBlod 1868; $400.
Conner sSones, Sru5tee, an &unb=M,
bniigb 2limber gompdnb, @rllnblfiff m
neaen gitbs8Iod 3163; $500.
Conner 9Sones. Sriftee, an &unbzMl.
baiigb Qumber Company. @runblfiid ir
nenen giths8Iot 1878; $500.
3elen 6. gonntpnb an 9. un1 8. u
GtoBefpsfi, @r1nbffiid i'm nelien @itp.
BIphd 623; $4,000.
6. 6. nnb W. Ban6eu an Sorb Sales
COMPANY. 90 Nder 2nrb; $40 n. q.
State @nnt nnb Srift Company al
gIobs Saefiel, Grin6itiid am Noun
gernon Rlace; 1926.
WnInee @cgers an s. 6. BiISer
@runbitiid i'm neren gitps@lod 1919
$t50t.
8. 8. nnb SO. g. @iIoer on 8afact
3fosers, @runbftiid i'm nerien gitpsgol
DAT; $200f.
ssncob 8olff an q. QaDien. @runbitiic
in Der College 9eisbts Gbbition; $500.
! IS. 81, Weiton an gIie &rpeger
@nntbitiid int neuen gitb<Blod $50
$1,000.
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zexas.

Mm Samitag ipuroe in Dal.
las Die idbrIide Staats- Musitelung
gIiidIih t2 llbr ourh BEN Gouper-
rleiir Sames 6. Sergrlon eroffnet,
Der Die Groffmngsrebe Dor elmer I'M.
gebelren Menihenmenge belt. Mufl
81. s. Dapp, Der Trdiioent Der Mus-
Itelungsseiellldaft, rihtete elm paar
fur5e @orte an Die Mnueienoen Die
nit groBem @eifall aufgenommcn
puroen. Dapp betonte, bob Die
Dallas Musftellung ibren 80. @e-
burtstag feiern unb bob tie an mote
rieaem @ert uno an 8erihieoenar.
tigfeit lire 80 8orgdngerinnen IN
jeoer ge5iebung iibertreffe.
3n ben $f5,000.000, Die Der
Staat lett Dem Sabre 1885 an rid
itanoigen Steuern ausIteben bot,
fommen nod $36,000,000 fir Die
Counties, moran iid ale Counties
i'm Stoote beteiligen, NIT IusnaGmt
con Gillespie Gountn. oas ~aaeroines
rod 5000 su perredmen bat, iporiit
Der jeooh cine Meinitngsperihiebca
6eit berrldt.
Die 6ommiil1re bon 8onoert
Gountn hoben - es lit faum 81
qIaiben - 594 @~bftimmungen Dor
nebmen miiiien, uni einen Gountp
ridter gu eriuablen, Ser on Stele De-
Mifters Gpperlon tritt, Der reita
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Grcit YrtTe fit seras: 9ieutag 10. Oitober 1915.
@u6 in 8renbam, @afbingtot
NTH hnf siAl nit1n maSnmIA.A A..

= aud in 8renbam, Mofbin9toa
County, bat iid} cine @eiealdaft or
ganifiert, Die iib Die .8renbom Oil
Company" nennt, nno Die fofort
Brunnen bobren miro. Sic 8eam-
ten oieier @eieGidaft li11o &ifler
8iaiam 81. @iping, g.. Q. 2otp uno
3. s. gaumenrt. Gin GaGperitdnoi=
ger i'm 8obren BON 8rllnnen fam
bereits bon Taplor am Sonntag nam
8renbam, TINT Ole Mrbeiter 5u letter..
Ser nnbe @oIiao mobneltoe
Sarmer Saul 8riidenmiiler geriet
NIT einem Sub in Die &elpreiie uilo
Die @efabr lieet Dor, oaB ibm Dos
8ein abgenommen tperoen muB. 70
idlimm iino Die @erletunger, sic CT
erbieIt.
Mnf ieiner 6arm, bier Weilen
fioli6 bon GlorespilIe, ftdrb @bas.
81. 8oer i'm Sitter bon 48 Sssabren.
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Die Gta6t bot beint 81. III
ltriffaerid1t bier alaeen peeem uibe,
sohlfer Steucrn mif perionlid,es Gi-
aentlim einqereidt. Die 8erflagten
5iuo: Moperif-G lorfe 2itbograpbiide
MuStolf, Garter. MliIlnlp Eransf.f
90. Mmeriean Diitrict telegraph
So. fir Eeras uno Der ltniOeriitdts'
Club bon Gan Mnfonio.
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MIIerIei.

anfmerfiam, oaB moreen Die griak.
tpubI fir ben perltorbenen 2egisIa-
turrepralentanten S6apegmann i'll
Ii. bab ii6 u1ter oen &anoioat:n Gin
jnnger 9eutl6 : Imerifaner, Serr
6. $. 2anee befinoet. @cr ntDrgcm
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plate lit Der StaSt eingeridtet iimb,
Nber es idete Miemano bie Mi;be,
Sober sebe FIN. @ielleidt lit Bic Mabl
tuid)tiger, als mir 6ente glanben.
geitimmte Tlane fir oie Jaier
res II. gfop., an melfem Gage Die
5reibeitsglode na1 San Mntorio
fommen loI, neroen 9onnerltaa
nodmittag bon Dem betreficnoen So
mite ansgearbeitet tperoen. Oiele
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cen IN Der @saot fem, tpabrfdeinltd)
bon Iii l1br II. es lolen ale Mn-
lfrengnngen gemadt peroen, bieIe
fi:r5e Saie. in miiroiger un6 erbeben=
Der @eiie gu begeben.
Sn Der bieiigen Carnegie,
8ibIiotbef miro Or. 2inolep Midcr
aeasbep, Yrofeiior Ser Mnltiner Uni
DerIitat, 9%onnerltug Mben0 0ie critic
freie gorleiung in bieiem @inter
Ealten. Ser @err Hrofelior miro
iiber u&eihtum" lpreden. MiB gli-
iabetb $. @eft, oie 8ibIiotbefarin,
Fat Ole gertrdge fir cine Serie bon
intereiianten @ortragen fir Die font
rtenbe @~interlaiion abgeldIofIell,
Gin 6oppeltes NlltomobiI-l 1n-
gliif ereignete iih Montag 9eabmit-
tag 1875 l1br ON Ser gfe bon Sou-
ifon uno 8ecos StraBe. Gas MutUs
mobil BON Or. 9cela fam pIobIid
bon Eecos StraBe in Die 9ouitoa
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lang MutomobiI elmer YesrGbnisge-
ieaidaft 5%uiammen. SGmmtli-
DIE Sniaiien Der Eripatcar ipuroen
auf Die StraBe geidIeuoert. Or. Dee
Ia unb 9err Sharer tp1roen ifipcr
uerIest, fp1breno 5fpei anoere Ser
rem MIR leihte Quetifyungen erbieI-
len. 9ie @erIetten beitiegen Damn
line vSitnep~, Inn uad Dem g. s. 81
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fdIug Die .Sitneu~ nohmnls
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nus Der Gar g~eTd)Ienoert
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lber biesmal Nieman0 perfebf.
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zen 3uftano 5n perleben. Gang be-
on6erg bemiibf onrum lit Jruar5 6.
Der Worliber beg betrpffen-
ZEN &omite's.
Wegen Miibeitorling fif ser frr-
Menereno S. s. 9. 8oarb mTt
Il ieiner Mnb1n9er perbnffet NOR
ZEN. Die Gtorung oes offcntfideI
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ines @ottesoienItes in einem 3eff
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itntt. Ser @ebrauh oieies
3eltes fir Jog. Observation-Disclosures
bar ben Negern poli5eilih perbuten
uor0en.
Ger MaiienpernaIter Ser
fnigbts of 8onor grpBloge gie5t
he 8erbinbIihfeiten oes Greens aui
100000 mebr an, als Die Be-
Sic alien MitgIieoer
Der 2oge fonnen fih Dem nSn6epen-
,ent Oroer of Hnritmrs~ anldJlieBen.
,er ieinen Sit in Tittsburg bat.
@ir batten oas 8ergniigcn,
lrieren Sreuno uno Gollesen Herrri-
ger aus JrieOrifsburg in unfcrer
begriiBen gu fonnen.
Mrs. emilia @oIobef bat i1re
Stenern i'm Sabre 1893 5tpefmaf
nno es neroen ibr 1885,
Suriiderltattet.
gmil aiinger, As Sabre oil,
itnrb Sonntag nafmittag in ieiner
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