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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
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ming OfboIbt fit reseImasfse M0bs Dos
5ersen Sen ems / fibife rge, buor
be OpsiOrbe beres Re9nifub for SuIe:
tract FAINT 2 Rusier at 5Ooeuurer, fom
par ufienbte til 9rafteenterne. So,
auinbefOreninsen bar ba ultio uit fig
fine Op9auer uotien og uGret Iigeiom ct
StriOt eQer TO fOran Renisbeoen, o9 ri
baaber, at ben nil bibeboIbe oenne fin
9Iaos, o9iaa MI, naar nj, iOm nj baus
Ser, ftul til at bpsse port npe %airfebus.
- 3nOiamIinsSfomiteen for Rirten
bar npIis BAIT Msbe os nil bespnoe fit
Qrbeioe | n9ife u9e. Ser er omtrent
$780, 90 iubltriberet MI, iaa bet er 10
Ell IOOenbe gespnoeIie.
- Menisbebens Reuiiorer, 6. q 8:
musen os Gbr. Stint, bar o9iaa
afbOIot beres Wsbe, tiIfammen meb
Rasiereren, Sens @briten e n,
buiS Re9nitab fanbtes at uere | ben
beblte Oroen: pr9itens Con betclt,
Renisbeben uben @aIb % penge /
Raslen. = bet er FORTE Sang. at ili9t
bar uGret 9ilf9loet | Dor Weniebebs
9iltorie, men ri ueb % o9iaa, ioa mango
At os, iom bar siuet berren port !pierte,
at er ri buns e9ue, ba er Pen9epun9en
ogiaa bans, o9 ben aabnes meo @Ieoe
Tor be beaises Nsotsrft, Os nj ueb mere
eno bet; ui ueb, at ban, Tom feoer 9ims
lens 6ugIe, iom fIaber Wartens Qiaier,
iom siOrbe for @nten / Sareptn, at
benoes Rrus lite bleu tomt, bun bar
osiua Omiors for os og uil ubbele til
os port beiittebe 8rpb, og ri ftaI intet
iauns.
- Saooe uentst at fe no9st mere
yDanifsrsn"s Spalter anSaaenbe ben
nps Gorenins, iom Rebattionen ftrep
ON, mon lite ben Op9ape iunbe biiD'
til senfOis 8eIlisneIie, iaauel for Sno'
uanbrerne iom for ben forenebe Rirfe2
0ianr man taIfer Bliftet uo oper port
6olt, iom bet er ipreot / bette fore
9anb, os fer, buOr lille en- Del Rirter
enbnu bar faaet unber i'm 8aret99t, ia
ba mua ri not fse, Der er Ianst frem,
iom bun iasbe ROnen, ba bun faa fig
tiIbase; o9 Iaber ri Blittet oueIe inber
for pore esns Rrebie os 6OrbOIb, Ter
alting | Subs OrOs Qps nssen Os uir'
teIigt lom bet er - er bet ba lite, ION
ON ri berte Ell Stemme / port Jnore
@lfter bu mig mere sno oisie, os tan D
oa Iise iom Simon Better, ba Ipber os-
laa bet nelte ftrafs mefter: YoSt mine
Gam. Der mao 10 iblanbt llbuanbrerne
o9iau uare mango, iom bar uGret bereri
af bet friife, npe Sin, iom Ieues oerbiem
me pou iua mango @9ne / 9aumarf, o.
bisIe potte euer troenbe burbe ri DO!
bups OmiOrs for, melt mob GrOens
esns, bsber bet, os uiIoe be lite uer Ell
tar GiIuatii for pore Menisbeoer BE
oure2
- paltor Q d iot boIot Cubs
t%ieuelts / Uiiaer fofte Scnoas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
st $50 cleftriif SGlte 90 Gu
6as5e SclpTcer iant tire
efstra ntffelplettereoe
Yatterier.

Gor pibere at uobreos mine bersmte Po.
4 e~lettriife Better meb "Jfpgapporater, ltdl
lea Tor tort 5ib ieubs Fem pr. 9tspres ct al
mine Ro. 4 ~elettriife Brlter meo Rp9appas
rat liant u (totp) efStra lelDpIettereoe Spile'
ifeer, ~ etstra lslpplettereoe 8eiieer lamt 3
nittelpletterebe @atterier Tor ben ilbert biui9e
qris al fun s2.O5. priien pad B9ltet alene
or $50 % Sbluidgsrus $3.50 tiliamnieii
$3.50 for fun ~. 95. Utine Sqlter er De
beoiie | 8erben o9 t%onitrneret l~aalebes. al De
fan ip9noes pna. iaa be pasler baaoe ltore
o9 ilnaa gerloner. o9 fan bru9es al laauel
'9errer iom Banner, og garanteres at tllrere
ale Sp9oomme, Der ifriper ii9 ira urenbeo I
Blooet, iaaiom Neltmatisme, GeDers %
Rpreingbomme, 9oueopiHe. Qenral9ia,
Rsrpefitet, baorli9 5orbeielie, tabi %tanos
bomsfraft o9 ale andre Spsoomme, Der sr
en- 6elge al ureut Blob. Betie CT iutet
6umbug, men fun bet bebite @obtfeb / Bers
ben ri 9sr fun bette ior at apertere pore
Batter oper belle be Jorenebe Stoter. Wan
bebeuer lite at ienoe os Ben9e; ri oil ieroe
Dem meo efsprss ct al B9lterle og Selu'
parerne c. o. ID. for s2.95. unberie9 ON
Be iinber, al be tillsnbts gdrer CT @oottgb
iao betal s2.95 iamt efspresubsiftetne, 90
B9ltet og Seluuarerne tilberer Gem. 1uts
man lenoer genge meb OrbreI, oil pi lenoe
ct etStra S9t iine ielupletterebe Eeifeer.
8ulofpnbig gui9sanpisniIlg 4 oef ifanbind'
pilfe Spro9 mebfelser buert Bette. Strip
Deres Jedprl, Boiis o9 @fsprestontoraoresle
tDbeligt. aae Orbrer ira Canada mad leos
id9es al Rontont. Seno ale Crorer III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
s.. Is. Yeterion,
181, 1873 o. 1875 Wain Street,
Veifon, Mtnu.

Great Rortbern grpr. Co., Reliou, Winu.
Douglas eountp 8ant, aIeranbia, Ulinn.
Gette glabs ub9iuer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

Fef-rns not
in matter
S c5 as Republic Of % @n,1ss a ' SFSpo5G %
aSrS upon me said Agreement and an having been submitted to the Unit
proved whole department. nsey steps
double the capacity, Honolulu
a. % % % @ 1a ySgT T" R a has rsnGE length GT
n % S rs coas Drssne RsaStn Company was sf
a sn FOR the @ OF s 90 was exercised IN ve~ Of the future require
& sGmp@ny & a' S ing second ps O rS mka Of the one
having S .sa WITH en hat sna In ss connection regret
TO
Ssy annoyance
general manager is
% In. sas, wharf
TO partially relieve sss current earnings i s hy @ IT
ssSursr amounting 70 So so be par
all Of s plantations 0 along n Ta
tho ssSse OF company
' sI: 50 :
total Of @ 9: sts Gse 5 Liabilities ;hSw t1
@6sd March l. io. per cent ssaa
c1As y w1onrs NEW xuuAxu VALLEY RESIDENCE
m a T Fav S aaS a S6 's sS electric G ssy works. sn
the
ANNIVERSARY OF BISHOPS BANK
S ' S
and
NuuAxU BRICK coMpAxrs NEW KILN.
has T si s %S . "Ss5 sSf ni ea' s SR 'e
s s s d 'as SSis ; new us sR
s s. .s, 3 o;ay s:n on ss
rand 1 Established 20 that bricks can be dried at amy time whether
rsiSus
BUILDING NEARING COMPLETION.
T sGRs at s 7 Of P S T S e62s s am
M.RK E,gr STEADY "a NOT ..n,
E ;s sn say Condition s n f Sr io a pss r
,'I" G Sasy market s pr Ts MARKET sr an not
cash over is Sr margins gins ''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18
THE WEATHER FIGURES
FOR MONTH OF JULY

Temperature mean for the month, 1S.5
F.; normal, ~: average daily maximum.
$50; average daily minimum, 1870: average
daily range. 1928; greatest daily range, 1910;
least daily range, So highest temperature,
IS; lowest. es. The month was the warm
est July on record.
Barometer average. 29.955; normal. 1895
corrected for gravity; highest, 3oos: low
est. 29.S5; greatest change in "a hours, OF.
Relative humidity. s7.5 per cent; nor
NAL. 6s.s; mean dew-point. 6G.9; normal.
e}.3: absolute moisture. 7.21 grains per GU
bic foot; normal, GAL
Rainfall, e.59 incres: normal $50: rain
record days. "a; normal 70. Greatest fall
in one day. 0.41 inches Luakaha rainfall,
i26O. Kapiolani Park. O.5s.
The artesian well level fell from 3,.53
feet above sea level to 1926 The fall
would have been greater but for the heavy
rains in Manoa and Nuuanu.
Trade-wind days, 81 &c of N. N. E.; nor
NAL number of trade-wind days. 90. Cloud
mess. tenths of sky, 80; normal. 40
Approximate percentages of district
rainfall: South Hilo, 100: North Hilo, 60
Hamakua. 30 to GO: Kohala, 20; waimea
so; Kona, 300; Kau. 40; Puma, 100 to 12O
Maui. go; Oahu, 40; Kauai, 80.
Average temperatures: Pepeekeo, 10
feet elevation, maximum average, SIG
average minimum. 7O.7; Waimea, 2,730 feet
elevation. 75.4 and es.1; Kohala, SIS feet ele.
walton, S2.6 and 719; Kealakekua, ,5S5 ele.
walton. at a. m. CAB; w. r. Castles, Ku.
laokahua, so feet elevation, highest, SIS
lowest, 700: mean, 1913; Kilauea, Kauai
325 elevation, Sl.4 and 1875
Earthquakes reported on Hawaii on thu
Sth and 10th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

iieyed that any good luck In the life Of .
person comes as reward for burytnx his.
parents or grandparents in the right
spot. 1t sometimes happens that parents
die before the lucky spot is found. and
in that case little house is hastily CON-
structed and the body given a temporary
resting place there. No greater crime Is
known in China than that of Decorating
a graveyard. Because graves are found
everywhere in China the first railroad
built there had to follow very circuitoua
route in order to avoid them. 1t is better
when the people are poor for railroads to
pay them to move their graves II the
people are rich and money is no consider
aticn Ii is wiser TO change the route Of
a railroad than TO rouse the wrath of the
people.
he graves of the dead are carefully
tended by the living. Every year. at
about Easter time. men of all classes over
the empire ask leave 10 go and visit their
graves. They take with them votive can
dies and firecrackers, meat and wine. A
libation of wine is poured on the ground
and the spirit of the dead rests satisfied.
There are several public festivals during
the year, when the Chinese join hands in
general rejoicing. They bunch their holi-
days together and take a month off about
New Year time. The shops are closed
then and the streets given over to carni-
val sights. Houses are gayly decorated.
people are clad in holiday attire and
there is an overabundance of eating.
drinking. gambling. juggling and drum
beating. Elaborate displays of fireworks
are feature of that festive month.
Strange power of custom! To the minds
of most men what has been is sufficient
reason for what shall be. And yet in the
course of centuries the most deeply rooted
customs have been known to change, but
in, af t.
WI TING FANG,
Chinese Minister to the United States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18
BY AUTHORITY.
SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the Office of the
superintendent of Public Works till u
o'clock, noon, of Monday. October 1st.
for Two Steel Bridges to be erected in
Honolulu.
Plans and Specifications at Office of
Assistant Superintendent Of Public
Works.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
does not bind himself to accept the
lowest or any bid.
]. A. McCANDLESS,
Superintendent of Public Works.
August 18th, 1900. 5627
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

a matter of necessity: Wife-"John,
you don't mean to tell me that you shot
this poor little bird with that great
big gum" Husband-"Yes, dear; I'm
sorry to say L had to. 1 couldn't get
near enough to put salt on its tall
Philadelphia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

The ways of babies: PA, I wouldn't
have little sister for anything" why,
Tommy?' I" Cause, pa, Jimmy Dobb's lit
tic sister cries an cries until he gifts down
on tn floor, an let's her tramp up an
down on his stummick. "-Indiananplis
Journal
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assessment NOTICE.
puA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

s,sENrs HAVE BEEN CALL
ne .ssessabls stock Of this
70 become due ana payable
~ 2, Castle q Cooke. Ltd. on
10y Us, 10 per cent (sie Der
49,. .ual aent August 18TH. 1900.
49,. is,h, 1909, 10 per cent tsis
dsllnqusnt October 1871.
Isnh, ip0s 10 per cent (ns per
ataent November soth, 1900.
-. w. A BOWEN.
w. Waislua Axr. Co. Ltd.
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'oCsHoLDERs' MEETING.

FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Ngkholdcrs II the Honolulu
iatls Co, liza. will be held at
p m, AZ The ONCE Of the com
hEusl u. ieoO
A. NEwliOusE. Secretary.
$50
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y MERlCAN BANK OF
HAWAII, Ito.

~. IA y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
49, et Directors OF the First
IN. . ank % Hawaii. Ltd, have
4 N. M assessment Of ~ Is per
,,,,,,p'th stock Of the corpor-
h,.,,.o within thirty days, 81
)n. aouss Of the corporation,
S"s and delinquent August
" NJ. BOYD.
(Eth a., Secretary.
- guy ~, 1900 bso7
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ne city ,ano valley They have purchases from
formerly
has been Installed at the owned question
stone for maam1ns the the d
a
SIX fe In width with Sfoo side walks purchased With
which water VIII be conducted to ali the All the lots will also be graded
Win standard rock eurbns which VII The
Jones acting for the trustee. in TN matter and says the applications
already numbers vary
no by $50 feet to 100 by 3" feet The pe of the lots will probably from ST.
=" to 1900 each according size and sOn There will also be condition in
the deeds limiting quality
swa twenty feet wide running through of each block
which tho pipes will be laid and on which the telephone and electric light wires
viii be- situated and through which
OAHU RAILWAY ISSUES TREASURY STOCK
yesterday chamber
decided mat the authorize the the the railroad
rms Of
Ts %tsan1i REPORT Of TIE 5aSsy the @
toto Dsnnison
& ar ON account ISoI psa SassaHs during the ''' four months
The 9s No; Q, a. and toads for months
N,i aGss for sa@o period Of ss we're ~ Wet" 49, 1854 3
o. S nearly G;,'i per % cont, ''. -..--' "'" s.
T ss ;e . s ; a ss ss .
@ % spite the fact S 'no car JPN ras doSSd s year
r:ss s oS BY end re the 7ss and further additions "
70, s .%. pSSf ' g 70. SIX months 70 June 81 were i;i
An increase Of -.... ...-.. $ el@a q
% me- months . :q ss 81. sIs s Sssn % the
months Of 1880 Increase Of 60 per 8 90, o.,
months In. @oa % % aid ' S6rg 6Ga p :
EXPENDITURE
sopSas T ' S S s sa%%s.d 6fTs or
Ner ear gaishs cars begun in 1889 appearing last report under head s 81
Sew tern @ ,1GrsasiSs aaa wharf si5 Y Y
so"dr' -.-..- common. '.'.. $50 @
sieasD g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18
prCIAL NOTICE
TO
Olaa Sugar Co {,
Assessable
stockholders.

|, sepeR or THE DIRECTORS.
/. hereby given that the 18th
-..m,st heretofore advertised az Of
I, ,.s, due and payable on the And
90, has been reduced 10 "a per
!, y cents per share. due and pay
som the 10Th day % August. 1909.
.usousnt October 10Th. 1900. penal
\ Or cent per month from Sept.
:. r. COOKE.
Treasurer Oiaa Sugar Co.
|.slslu August lat. 1900. 6si2-2i99
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n. B.-Observers are requested to for
ward their reports promptly at the end of
each month, that they may appear in the
published report on the 18th of following
month.
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NOTICE

| n .Nl.mal0e IL hereby au-
NJ ss'!e and collect ali mon
IA, W the L.ahui Hawaii and
W Co, ITO.
fu ~. JESSE MAKATNAf.
~" te25
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StockHoLoERS'
|sClil MEETING.

IA MEETING OF THE
fkot ne hawaiian sugar
saturday. Aug. 18TH.
|AsA., ~ =, A. M, ~ the rooms Of
1 l~sss, commerce.. for the pur-
Ny palns The bylaws.
L. HOPPER. Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

M Assessment % 8 per cent or
~ share IL due today. the LIST Of
p 100, interest will be charged
Ne Il, day of September and viii
ilasut on the Soth day % Sep
y fna
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18
KIHEI
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

} m Assessment Of 10 per cent or
pr share q the above stock was
a ne ist day Of June. 1900. The
,ot Iud 10 now delinquent and
sgr,ly be- sold according 70 by
I no company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

}. nih Assessment % "a per cent
snr per snare has been levied 90
rs dae and payable on the 10th day
us, 100 delinquent october1oth.
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!, nm Assessment u "a per cent
cents per share was due July LIST.
,sd Il now paying interest Of 4
nj nom August ist. 1900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

u ne above are payable az the
!. u Alexander q Baldwin. Ltd.
Building
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OLAA
NOTICES.

|. on Assessment % 20 per cent
cent, per share on the above com
!, stock 10 now delinquent. interest
yf cent being charged from July
"a
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G. ]. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist
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w Assessment Of per cent or
tvIed 10 become due on the LIST
= SEPTEMBER. 1900. delinquent sist
: October 1900, payable at the
Z u Alexander q Baldwin. Judd
~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18

Treasurer olaa sugar Co. It'd.
roslu August lat. 1900. ssis-2i9e
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j.. p. COOKE.
Treasurer Klhei Plantation CO.
aala, August ist. 1900 66i2-2i99
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WAYS THAT ARE
VERY QUEER

Continued from Page IL
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Will consent to let her maids adorn her in
the bridal robes and headdress sent her
by the bridegroom's parents. Slowly her
nnery Is donned-the red dress with its
glitterins gilt ornaments, the long red
veil. the elaborate headdress with its
strings of pearls hanging over her face.
With her hair no longer dressed in child
hoods fashion, but arranged in the Golf
fCre peculiar to a married woman she
bids her family fearful farewell At
last she gets into Ter chair and is borne
away from her old home. Her brothers
follow In SEDAN chairs to the house of the
bridegroom. The bridegroom, in gorgeous
dress, comes out to meet her. He bows
he opens The door of her chair One OF
her maids comes up and carries her on
her back into the house. There the bride
groom lifts her veil and sees for the frs,
time the face of his bride.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-18
WHERE TO BURY?

The choice of burying ground is con-
sidered a matter of great Importance In
Ckira. A class of people who have great
influence there are the "Geomancers.
whose function Ii is to decide whether
place is lucky for burying ground or for
building a house. Rich people spend
great deal of time and money in going
about selecting burial places for their
dead Sometimes they spend years In
tI.eir search. When a lucky place is found
the Geomancer may say, IF you bury
ycur father here you will be rich your
self before you die" 1t is commonly be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26

The heirs q the estate % the late
Count Elnsie6ein. who vas enc 81 the
richest noblennsn IN Germany AMI
whose family have always been great
collectors. have offered The Royal H4u-
scum Of Berlin a unique collection %
garfers. y is net merely a series u
common or garden RarfsTs-1aT from n.
u is a royal collection and contains a
waTrantable exhibit from the Nafdrobs
OK almost every princes and queen fhzs
Germany has boaated. Ans. best q
all. as the catalogue naiFely mentions.
each sample has bxen sofae ~ ~ thar
IL can never bring the blush u Hhafae
20 the cheek q Innocence.
The oourt % Perrin boasts - a rafs-
cieufiy curious custom 7Etzen = PF71sslaf
princess fgaarTsez. After thH wedding
dinner and ball 8; - she privilege % TIE
rnarNhals and ministers % sse TIE coss-
PIE % the nupttai CHAMBER. And after
= becoming interval Il - fss duty II The
Gs3noe 20 cone cat an6 distribute pre-
clo1a rDorrsis Of rs partners Rarfsra
20 TIE naughty and exclusive crowd
~ho haze ben waiting zach gasls
TIA beaEH The royal cro~n znd the prln-
eezs Initials Il smbEoissry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26

hat trunk have scarce an uncrushed
flower or firm brim to tell the tale OF
former glories, and it is to buy an early
autumn chapeau one next goes shop
ping. Felt hats and cotton frocks might
have seemed some months ago an in
congruous combination, but that level
er of all dress distinctions and incon-
sistencies, Fashion, said it was to be,
and it is. The newest models are soft
and pliable and are procurable in any
color. The favorite mode of trimming
is with a soft Persian silk scarf knot
ted in front, with ends hanging at
back. Little difference is noticed Ell
Their in shape or trimming between
those intended for grown ups and
those found in the children's and miss
es' departments of the big shops.
Straw hats with furs would undoubt-
edly create a wild sensation, but the
fur felt hat and cotton frock are met
without comment.
The small boy probably needs next
to be equipped, and corduroy trousers
and pongee or alpaca blouses are the
best between season suits boys can
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26
PROFESSIONAL woMES OF rrnopn.


So far as government regulations can
go, Germany has opened the learned
professions to women. For some time
they have not been technically barred
from the right OF being doctors. dem
lists. etc, but the chances of training
were SO limited that only very few
women could avail themselves OF the
privileges thus offered. The establish
ment OF "gymnasia" for girls in many
OF the larger German cities. notably
Berlin. Leipsic, Hanover, Konigaberr.
stuttgart and others. has given 10 girls
the preparation which they required in
order to enter upon the university
training which is needed 20 qualify for
any learned profession. The unlyersi-
ties admit women. If not as fun stu
dents. at least 10 the lectures. The po-
sition Of dentist requires two years
university training only. as against five
years for medicine. which easily ex-
plains the preponferance of fully quail
flied dentists over doctors.
In the whole Of Germany there are.
II is said. only nine female doctors, six
of whom practice IN Berlin, one ia
Frankfort, one in Leipsic and one IN
Munich. In Great Britain they find
work for &c lady doctors. and even Ire
land exceeds Germany by two. In Rus
STA there are over 200 female physicians
in practice. Dentistry claims In Ger
many some 30 fully qualified practition-
ers with scientific university training.
but there are many more practitioners
who have served their articles and at
tended a local college for dentistry In
Holland. Belgium and Denmark many
women are engaged as apothecarics.
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EARAGHE.

This Is an extremely common COM
plant. especially with little boys. and Il
is more frequent in boys than in girls
| because girls at an early age wear
hoods. while little boys are condemn
ed TO wear hats. which do not pro-
tect the ears sufficiently In cold wealth.
err
Earache IN children Is often due 70
Inflammation arising from cold. 90 neu-
raigia or 90 decayed teeth. j. may be
relieved by the application OF a little
piece OF hot onion or by piece Of wool
soaked IN warm oil. with q drop or iva
Of laudanum upon Il.
E8rache and deafness are often the
result Of sore throat and cold. Shich
have led % the swelling ~ the walls II
the little passage which leads from the
throat 20 the ear. In this case relief
may be had by drawing deep breath.
holding the nose. closing the lips firmly.
and then forcing air into the passage
by breathing out strongly.
ANY discharge from the ear should be
regarded as a danger signal. ~ u some
times arises from an abscehs which
may affect the brain Eh0uld thsTs be
any discharge the ear ought 20 Ds e.
amlned By a doctor.
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linen or muslin. The ornamental COW
er may be of embroidered linen. ell
Their white or IN colors. on this a
flower spray and the words 'Vaea-
ton Souvenirs" should be embroider-
ed.
carnations. violets, sweet peas and
Mowers OF about that size make n
good design for the cover. In the
book odds and ends such as photo
graphs of places OF interest. I'M
mounted Photographs of persons met.
pressed flowers and grasses and au-
tographs OF new friends may be re-
tanned A day 10 day diary OF the va
cation or a record OF social events.
walks. drives, dances. picnics. etc.
may be kept FOR the information OF
friends at home.