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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
Frank Hurley Grows Weary Of
Turmoil and Throws Up,
Job of Boss n.y..
THEN NEW SUPERINTENDENT
BEGINS TO FIRE WoRKMEN
Discharged Men Storm Mayors
Office and Finally Engineer
Straightens Out Middle

Moiliili quarry experienced another
shakeup yesterday and II did not come
from the discharge Of round of dyna,
mite, either. Incidentally, the mayor
and city engineer had number Of
visitors during the day with chips of
pilikia on their shoulders but by the
close of Office hours, the tide Of pililia
had been stemmed and affairs at Moi
liili were reported as being entirely
peaceful. . -" Es1- l~r.F.ls@ 4
The story in brief is this; Former Su-
peIintendent Frank Hurley expressed
to, City Engineer Whitehouse his alb
horrence of being the center of con.
slant turmoil at the quarry and re-
quested that he be given other employ
ment. WRitehouse granted the request
and made Hurley luna of the road i'm.
proyement work in the Waialua. dis
trict. ..|.#,'.. = d..
Plenty Of Trouble Ink ar. ~.
Whitehouse then appointed Noah N.
kauhane As successor of Hurley as
quarry superintendent. Kauhane had
splendid credentials, showing that he
had superintendent the quarry work in
the construction Of the Mareoni wire
less station and also had been quarry
superintendent for the United States
government. 1w.t Ito,
However, when. Kauhane assumed
his new duties yesterday morning
things began TO happen. BLACKSMITH
Roberts quit his job early in the day
and at short intervals others put on
their hats and coats and departed
most of them by request. They headed
straight for the city hall with their
plants. The mayor and engineer lis
tened and then Whitehouse made a.
visit to the quarry.
Kauhane Did Not Understand
Last night he said;
"The pilikia is all over, Kauhane
simply did not understand that a new
order of things has gone into effect in
the engineers department. He thought
mer days, and that he could replace
any on the job and place his own
friends in positions. He understands
now and tomorrow morning Roberts
and the other mon will be back on the
job. Kauhane is valuable quarry man
and we want to keep him. Hurley.
left the superintendency because he
said he was sick of the continuous
powlwow. 3"
Hurley EXPRESSED satisfaction with
his new position and at being relieved.
from the quarry SUPPLEMENTARY, add
ing: "Kauhane is good man and IT,
he can avoid internal strife should
make good.
Would Like Private Contract
1T would like nothing better than to
get private contract with the city to
work the. Moiliili quarry and furnish
the city with broken rock ready for
the crusher delivered at the quarry
for seventy cents per square yard.
During the past year. to my best
knowledge, the cost to the city per
square yeard has been approximately
81 .03 per square yard"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
MARINE TIDINGs
BY Merchants' Exchange
Up. M. Friday March

P. NJ. Friday, March 5.
San Francisco - Sailed, March 5,
noon, U. s. A. T. Sheridan, for Homo.
lulu.
Nitrate Ports-Salied, March 8, 8. s.
Baja California, for Honolulu.
Port Gamble-Arrived, Mareh 8.
schr. Camano fom Hilo, Feb. 8.
1880 p. M, Saturday, March 9, 1915
Mabnkona-Arrived, March l, schr.
Annie johnson, from San Francisco.
Monday, March 8, 1915.
.Seattle-Sailed, March 9, s. s. Hil0nian
for Honolulu. ~, ..
San Francisco Sailed, March 6, 4 D.
M, 8. 8. Tenyo Maru for Honolulu.
Gray's Harbor-Arrived Mareh,6, Schr.
Espada from Kahului February 8,
San Francisco-Arrived, March Z, s. s.
Enterprise from Hilo, February gs.
Now York-Arrived March 2, s. s.
Georgian from Hilo, February g..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
Baandmaster
Is Recipient of
Signal Honor II.

n SURPRISE, unexpected and
~ agreeable, was sprung on Capt
- Henri Berger in the house of
representatives yesterday when he was
placed under arrest by the sergeant.
alarms, just as the Hawaiian Band
closed its Monday morning repertoire
in the Capitol grounds, and brought
into the sessions hall, where he was
told to sit at Speaker Holstein s right.
"Captain," said, Speaker Holstein,
"this house, as a slight token Of the
valuable services you have rendered
this country for more than forty three
years, has today adopted q set Of reso'
lhtions commending your faithfulness
in office and the creation Of that style
Of music which is peculiarly our own
and known all over the world as such.
GAS speaker of this branch Of the
Legislature of Hawaii, it affords me
much pleasure to hand you the resohr
tions, engrosSed and framed. May you
be spared to us yet for many years, in
the enjoyment of the consciousness that
we, your fellow citizens, appreciate
your Efforts t.ys"
Words Faile5 Veteran -.
In broken tones Captain. Berger
thanked the speaker and members.
4 don t remember what said" ad
mitted Captain Berger after the whole
thing was over, at may be | was
talking German--I can t tell now. The
fact is, my heart was 50 full and the
surprise was, so complete that it was
with difficulty. that l. could muster
words to express my feelings. All l
remember was that said, by honor.
ing me, you honor yourselves y
Several members spoke in eulogy Of
the aged bandmaster,, among these be.
ing Representative eIsenberg, who in.
troduced the resolution. Representa-.
tive Crockett of Maui made real
Patrick Henry speech, paraphrasihg the
immortal saysing so that it sounded
like "Give me Liberty, Give me Ber'
ger" Kupihea said that his father
was leader Of the Hawaiian Band when,
Captain Berger took the organization
and made it play music.
Some "reminiscences
Rawlfns turned reminiscent and told
how the veteran leader had taken the
Waialee schoolboys in hand and made
band out of tin whistles and brass
horns, SO that number of the boys
were now proficient musicians in the
Hawaiian Band. Capt. Evan da Silva
was musician under Berger in the
nineties, following the overthrow, but
the Hilo members modesty did not
permit him to mako a speech.
Among those present at the uncx.
pected but pretty little ceremony were
Mayor Lane, former Senator w. O.
Smith, Mrs. A. p, Taylor, former Sen,
ator z. p. Woods, Charles h. Hemen.
way and former Representative Ed
Towse.
Text Of Resolutions
The resolutions are as follows:
Whereas, Henri Berger, leader of
the Hawaiian Band, has been In public
service for more than forty.two years,
having served continuously under the
Monarchy ever since the reign of Ka.
mehameha Y, throughout the days Of
the Republic and from the establish.
ment of the Territory of Hawaii up to
the present time; and
Whereas, During his long public
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
sQAES
NHUNAN BRUTE

Monsarrat handed out an sex-
.emplary sentence yesterday, when he
sentenced George Wright to two
months Imprisonment for, batlally
beating his wife. Mrs. Wright APP
,peared in court with her head ban
daged and her features bearing eyi.
denee Of the cruel treatment she had
received, "'.5'"
y Wright has beaten up HIS wife on
numerous other occasions He toliA the
judge that he lost mis- temper because
his wife came home late last Saturday
night. There are six children. the
youngest being nine months of, age.
+ Kalepe, charged with assauYt on lat.
terry on Japanese, was 6net ten dol
lars. ''.J''f y; 81. g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
MAY DELIVERY WHEAT
TAKES JUMP TO $1.49 IL

(AsSociated Press by Federal Wireless
CHICAGO, March S.-~lleavy foreign
buying, coupled with rumors that more
nations are to participate in the Eu-
ropean war, today sent MAY delivery
wheat up SIX, reaching the high point
Of $l49M.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
POLO TOURNEY TO OPEN

fitSrE' - "~oes ~ Fedo~qI WireIAssO
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9.--The
universal polo tournament opens at the
exposition field ON Tuesday next. The
first contest is for the open challenge
cup, for which number of the world =
best teams are entered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09

&, Between Boards
Waialua 5, l0L50, 49,.
Session Sales
Pioneer 8, 8; $685. I1
McBryde Is, 662k.
Eva 8, 81 %. @5
Waialua s. 1O1 so.
Sugar Quotations
SO Deg. Analysis Beets. CNo ad-
vices) parity -, !; o6 deg Centrifugal
j(fors Hawaiian sugdrs), al. s+fsi
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AUSTRIAN. PRISONERS
IN SERBIA SUFFERING
Associated Press by Federal wiroless.)

GENEVA, Switzerland, March s.
Seventy thousand Austrian prisoner,
in Serbia are suffering from typhoid
fever, according to reports. There is
also much smallpox among them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09

career his faithful, efficient and unset.
fish services to the people Of Hawaii
bear testimony to his sterling merits
and serve AS IA notable example of his
devOtedness to his adopted country
therefore, be it 49,
Resolved, By the house of repre-.
sentatiyes Of the Territory of Hawaii,
that the hearty thanks and aloha Of
the people Of Hawaii, through their
representatives, be extended to Henri
Berger in appreciation of the services
rendered by him Throughout his public
career; and be II further
"Resolvrd, That an eugrosscd copy
of this resolution be presented to him
as a token Of such appreciation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
JOHIRSOFAND WILLARD
V WEI Fight on APRIL 8

(Assoeiated Press bv Eedrral wireless.) 4,
HAVANA Cuba, March .. The
postponed fight for the championship
of the world between Jack, Jphasoa, the
holder of the championship, and Jess
Willard will take place bofore the re-
Gently organized National Athletic
Club in this city on April 3. John.
sons inability to reach the Mexican
city of Juarez, where the fight was
scheduled to take place, without cross.
ing American soil, caused the postpone
ment. The American lmmig grafton off,
GERS had instructions to arrest Johnson
as fugitive from justice, d Chicago
federal Indictment against him on
white slave charge being outstanding.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-09
BONDS
Hamakua D, Co. Is

H. .%'t ea% p S. 3.
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Haw. Irr. Co. IS :.
Haw Ter. lpc IRE
Haw Tef4pc 2. I'm.
a lsss:iiISSis9sSsi!iRa::
Hsw. Tier. ~ pc,
|aseIRR.eS:'s Ri
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Houokaa SEQ. s &c
Hon, Gas CoLtd S
hon RI SL.Co.6pc
KoilalaB bitch Co. e.
Mcbfyde s. Co. So
Mhtnal Tel. IS ~.
Natomas Con. o..
o. r al. Co. So Z
Oahu Sugar Co. kpe
Qlaa Sugar CO 8 %
PasliiiS q FertihIel
Pseliiss S. Min Co
Pioneer NJ Co; spc
Sna CariosM. Co. &c
Waialua A. CO.. Apc
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gersoll, Mrs, Ingersoll Mrs.. Hsrry' L.
Johnson; c. II. Jones, NJ. Karpeu, Mrs.
II. L. Rinslea, A. Kirk, Mact alrum, s.
Mcnamara, J. McCann, Mrs MuCann,
Solomon Mayer, Mrs. Mayer, G.. Il.
Marshall, W. Y. NoIlov H. =. Rego,
Oswald Steven, Capt. Paul Smith, DR..
l., s, Thompson. TX.
Departed. '@..' .s
Per str. Mauna Koa, for Ili'o and
way ports, March 6,-MrshF PRISON,
W.. A. KELSEY. Mas NJ. H"iqor. CD.
Gage, Owen Williamson, MISE. Curry,
Mrs. i. Il. Sexton, a. p. HurA'hruys,
r. c. Walker, II. W. Camu51 Ma and
Mrs. IL. q, Tweedt, Mira W, J. West,
two children ana maiL, Mr.. r' Wv.
Wood, Mrs. A. W. Richardson, Bishop
McKim, Miss Fitch, Doctor Knsh ma,
Mrs. Lydia Nunes, Rev. M. X. Han.
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Hs sIES F$PSSStLs,S%;
Haw. Electric Co. a.
Haw. lrT. Co. Ltd -.
haw .Pinsanpie Co
HHin1SS & & 6. eSt$hj
Honolulu Brewing
\, 0MaltinEC Co. Ltd
Hon, Gas Co. Pid.
Hon. Gas Co. Com.
HRT.& L. Co. Com.
Inter Island S. MO-
Mutual Tel Co..
o. r 81 Coz.
Pahane Rob. Co.
TanionE OlOk RCo.
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Saters 0efd)iHte tpirb
bon oer 9oHter er5dblt.
Gr berficbt Sauicnbe NIT Nil6r
nabrung.
Girbg Goao MiIdmann bnrd Sauiae
iuie6erbergeifellt,


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meiGe Jest aufgcipahien iinb, iino an
oel WliltmaDrun9 mierer NiI6erei
lett gespcrnen
0S5h piinide Die eanse Geid,idte
bon Der @eiunoung meines @ater 6u
er5ablen.
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ner tiefiiserlbell grfGItune Der Gum.
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aupfitmer5en uro SfppinbeIanf1ae.
n@ie crlan9ten Sie GenntniB bon
Ganlac?" frug Der Ganlac Maun.
n5n Dem &Quie eincs Rady6ors iab
lid i'm Speiicidyranf cine 6laite
iteben.
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Sanlac eineenommen uno Die Belle.
rung ieines 3uItanbcs ift marfnnt.
Sein autarrD bat lid gcbeiicrt lrno
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bat er einer guten @ppctit lmo tann
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ser Sdleinlbaute. Suiten unb grfdl-
tllngcn founen nid)t 9eoeibcn nit
Ganlae I'M Spitem. gs beilt idpncl
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&eicrpefrnit itobt bas Spiten Die oie-
ZEN Graufbeiten al. peld;e es nlhr.
id)einlid in Der 9auer Der faltrl
Sabres5eit n1grciien. EcIllac iit cine
GoriidtSnaBre9el.
Hn Cincinnati lpirb Sanlac eiugc-
fiitrt unh erIldrt in Dem Doap'ihen
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g9eatberheao'id iden 9aoeu ur0 in Der
@ilmoreidlen apnthcfc m Gcnington
III erbaIten. gs eiebt in icber Stabt
i'm Cincinnati TtItrift eine SaiIloc
gIpot6cfe. .-gln5eige.
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alusldnbiife NaHridten.

pie Wptben Der Gtnses
.borenen goIiptens" 6ilbeten
ben gesenitano aursgsHber glusfuh'
ruusen oss betunnteu I9peoiiaen5or'
i6uussreiisnben garcns Grlanb Rors
bsnitjUlo in Der RelisiunstuiHtn
Ii5en @srsinisuug. Gs bdnbelt ii9
lin ;iUiliiirte, 8riitianiiirts Snbia>
ueritGmms golipisns Der Wioi1etene,
simams II. a., bic aud bruts nod bic
alien 9oritequnsen gut terabrt bas
ben uuo mas msiii ii6sriebsn ptro, elm
bsFsrss Sori9uHss. unb gec6a4'
tungsmatsriuI fur oas Stuoium Der
relisiGIen gOritsaunsen abssbeu ais
ole rpiloen StGmme. Wie bsi allen
prmitipen @Sliern Ipielsn Sobtentult,
SeeleneIaub., 3ouberei, Sdmonen
cine arcbe Rone; bic 9Oritelunsen
bon sinsm oberitsn 9otts. Der in bic
GsIdide DER Wenf9sn oau:rnb eins
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areifi Der @inos uno Donnergott,
Der bic Mlsniden aus benz sebm T6uf,
oann aser uisber auf elmer Better in
ben Simmel tIetteri, Elm. aaero,nsS
perfpanosIt Der Wino roh sinem ans
rersn Mptus bic WsnI6eu. bic er be-
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er aisbt bem 3auberer ilsine &orbs
nit Waier aus oeneu bic 5IiiiIe go'
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tsrt, @aiisr In bic SliifIe su sieben
Bat. Mit Der Minb aus ben Wlen'
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Weri@,u5rnnss . pro3ef
No. z
Dor Rem DOrisr Seriat.n in Gang
ae6ra4t.
Die ansebIiGen .YerfApOrsr- In IN.
tlages9uiionb psrfebt.

Rem BORT. %. Ds3. - poul
4onis, Gbefs sDstettip Der Sambura.
amerita 8inis, unb 9li@orb emil
Gspsnosdsr trurbsn BON ben GroBaes
i1uorenen IN glniIags5uItanb psrisbt,
neil fie iid Dtri9ipOrsnsn toben iol.
len, ben WelIonb Ranal nit Dpnomit
5n 5erit6ren. Gbmunb Suffice. Elm
WdHmann Der 5nmburasr ainie,
lipurbe unisr bic Antlase Der gers
f9pSruns militdrif9s Snformdtion
fix bic beuti3e Resieruns su ssIans
gen, geIttut.
Die 4ntIastfHrift sssen R5nia unb
Hsperbedsr bsbaupist. baB bisislben
jid perfdporsnm bdiien. in ben Der.
Staaten Elm militdriides linternsbs
men gegen Gnnaba einsuIsitsn.S
2tIs GbsiI bss elnfdIdgs, ben aanaI
5u strf5rsn fOIIsn RSnig unb aspsus
Ss6st fus i9ss Gosnssn u ussi&isssissu
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&linif a5tbsn.r StraRe.
ginsriide BON elmer Seientiiten.ger.
ioliitlIims. Bon Way Brels.

Sm Ber3eifmiB Der 8eilnctmer
on Den 5ernipredtiesen in Berlin
liilo llmgegenb iinOet iic Der aranfe
nitlt; auh oas Iorcbbud rerrpeigert
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ipiro cine Sra9e na6 Der alinif
aotbener Strube MIR nit cincn
a6iel3uden unb beln 5imlpeis: n1t-
tie giettlingsitation gitborn Strabe
beuilhporten. S6 aber bin ein gutter
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ban leioeuben 3eitgenoiien ino mill
allies perratben. sSd) ,ernutHtere &su.
eierise". 9ie alinif 9otbener Strabc
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ter DER Rumner 9iieo,r 400 lit iie Su
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6raud)t iib nur 0iittiuof)s Gbenos
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Die adte Gtimoe arpilitellen, nlsbalo
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in elm Saitntoriinm umgopdnoelt
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mcm Sanatoriim immerbin seit5c.
mab erid,ien, lriIrbe ib BON einem
Der Serren nit ser ipmbrIiid)cn ipei.
ben geeIfe 5iir Dronung sefliiitert:
bic ampeienben tpolltcn rarbeiten"
sflio ipartete i'd, itia imo eroeben.
slui Der @aferie ipicIte iernano nit
Orgel.Mmbition alIf einem. Sarmoni.
i'm. Ser Saal hattie iid, eeiiillt. aeh
Eldtdcn mar irei. 8rne b1tte i6
mir oas piiblifiim bod etpas u1hcr
anaeicben, ater leiocr burfte id nidt
loren: es puroe. Soh .ecarbci.
tet". Tas Sorntcniiim cab icincn
OrssI gbrsei5 auf. unb nun fdlpebs
Il NIT tinem Wldls cine ipeibe geIiaIt
aus elmer aaublouIiiTs auf bic 9iibns.
Gin yobenerin nit 80pien. GieDane
Iieb uns sunddtt siniss 2ieber Iinsen.
baHn las iis aus BEN asbrbub Der !
GtriRIaa Gsisnss Bio .ssui@lSsiosu |
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1ummi Sur Jatrifatiou BON afaorei
| fen frei tpiiroe.
sSett limo ane SoipitaIsSad)en il
ben Hann getbGn ilto grobe partbiel
pon iolfen artifeIn, ipelhe BON De
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then arciis 5ur 8erienolrng na6 oei
Gentralmad)ten in gleru gorf ferti,
gfffeat ruliroen, fonnen nid)t beioroer
IDeroen.
5enrb Jorb anseblid aui
Dem 5eimDese.
&ppenbaaen bia 2onbon, %
De5. Cine DepeTfe Der .Rational Ii,
oenbe" BON gbriiiiania mslbet, baf
9enrp 5orb i'm gsbeimen mad Ser.
gen absereiit lei. mo er ben 9ampfel
.gersenbus" Su irsffen bofft, nit BEN
ct nd9 ben Der. Staaten 3uriidtetren
pia. Die Oepeihe fiist binau, baB BIZ
ploblihe gbreiie beg 5errn lorh
oariH 3u fuhen iei, bdb iein Qr3i
ibm brinssnb seratben babe. isinsu
iiberanseitrengien Gerpsn Rube au
gonnen.
9ie iibrissn 9beilnebmer Der grpss
bition, iueI9e nidts bon Serrn Goros
4breile tpubten, rsiiten am Sonnerss
tag mad Stodbolm ab.
politifer ais 8anfbirefs
loren ausgeialoffen.
Wafbington, .. g., %. Se5,
Dos Direttorium Der gunoes 3 Res
IsrDebanten bat einitimmis cine Reioa
lutior dngenomInen, fpelde beIast.
baB Snbaber 0ffentlider aemtsr unb
Witslieoer politiider partei Iuss
ihuiIe feline gsdmtsn ober Direfioren
BON gunbes R.ierbsbantsn iein tons
nen. Die Rsiolution, tpelde bonn Ses
tretGr We4boo singerei6t tpurbs, Iesi
ganten, ipel6e gum RsierOeipitsm sss
b0ren, bapon in aenntnib, bab in 3uz
iunft fol9s perlonsn nidt als 8edmts
ODER StrettorerI Don TelerpeodHleI!
funsireH iolIten.
e 4 8ritengep unbert
Rem gort, %. DeSember. Sel
2apitGn bes Oampfers Rotterbam
Der bier bon Rotterbam unb Gal'
mouth einiraf, beri4tet, bab bas
Shiff sfpsi 5ase in Salmoutb auriid'
ssbaIten ipurbe ainb 80 Sdde poitia'
der, 18 aus Berlin, IL bon aonltan'
tinopel unb 10 Don Sofha bsi4las'
nabmt tpurben.
Der aapitGn proteftirte bdeegm
bod batf ibm bds nidts. Wan iast'
ibm, bab bic Yoit srii bonn Senior
unterIuht uHb odun nit einem anbe'
rem Dampfer peitersiaidt psroeT
niirbe.
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mouth.
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pia Bolton.
SOpenbasen, %. 0e5. ar7e'
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gort.
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