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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
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TOOK possession there were already
several house,. more being added Dur
ing the plague TIE people ~eTe
allosed 20 settle there as they claimed
they had no other place 20 90. having
been burned cut and lost al their
beiohEinEs
After the plague ceased notices
Eere posted throughout tne settlement
foTmdding any more houses 10 Be
buiH Some were removed By order
and the most prominent and Oldest
settlers were delegated 20 inform the
rest q the people % that fart Bat
despite the order the number Of people
havk gradually Increased until nov
then are too many people huddled
togaher and the place Is no doubt IN
an snsanitary coalition
CAPT Merry requests the Territorial
GOvarument 20 provide some place tor
these poor people 20 locate. He would
dislike % order than 70 leave without
some provision being made Tor them.
He bad no objection 20 their remain.
Ing provided Laey kept the place IN
a sanitary condition. He respectfully
suggested thar The Board 81 Health be
directed to take coKnizance Of the
heath conditions Of the settlement
II the meantime he would do anything
theETerritorial Government might de-
sire % abate the nuisance which he
believed vas. in existence there.
DT. Pratt was instructed to confer
with Capt Merry on the subject
Miscellaneous Matters.
Dr. Master. superintendent Of the
Insane Asylum. wrote a letter reviving
the complaint OF his predecessor. re
EardinR the disturbance 20 the pa
tients OF the institution caused By the
proximity Of the government stone
crusher. DR.. Sloggett said the removal
o. the plant was a serious problem TO
the Government. as he had been in
formed il would cost S25.006 He sug-
Eested that a committee OF medical
men should investigate the matter in
company with the Superintendent Of
Public Works and named Drs. Moore
and Pratt with himself as the com
mlttee.
Inspector Bowman OF Hiio wanted
the swine regulation for that town
amended by striking out the excep-
tion OF special permission OF the
Board OF Health" 10 the prohibition,
as the clause was an obstacle to the
enforcement OF the regulation. The
amendment was ordered
Sheriff Baldwin of Maui wanted a
paid sanitary inspector for Wailuku
There being no funds the request was
tabled.
]. P. Mendonca applied for exemp-
ton from the rule OF abolishing cess
noOle within the sewer district with
regard 20 three brick-lined and iron
covered cesspools on his premises in
Hotel street Or. Pratt said Il was
impossible TO have them pumped out
&c they were three or four feet below
tide level Or Sloggett feared the
granting OF the request would produce
host OF similar ones. Il was denied !
DR.. Luella s. Cleveland was reap
pointed as medical examiner OF girls
r. the public schools at 5000 for the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
NEWS OF TIE T0wN.

Mrs Wray Taylor and to ehI1dfeE
arrived IN the Sononna
Lieut. Col C. J. MeCarthy resE.tned
from the Coast last night
D. H Lexis OF Loseioy & Co Re
turned home in the SonoDl
Go 70 the California for ane nsixed
frinks- Grey & Vida pFupFiekoTs
John ?. colburn aad G A Ions
were among the Sonornass messengers
7. F. c. Abel Of Hyman Bros. with
his wife aud child came home IN
the Sonoma.
Mrs Grace Hudson the artist win
give an exhibition Of her Hawaiian
paintings soor-
W. NJ Gifard of ". G. Irwin & Co.
returned in the Sonoma after a pro
loneed vacation.
Pe.stmaster J. NJ. Dat and wife re
turned from their jaunt in the North
west by the Sonoma. IN
Geo. P Denison. superintendent of
the Oahu Railway and Land Co, re-
turned in the Sonoma from prolong-
ed stay on the mainland.
Miss Muriel Along returned last
night from a soiourn on the main
land. Mrs. Frank B. McStocker and
Mss McStocker of Olaa were fellow
passengers.
The members OF the band were pre-
sented with $40 each for car fare and
cigars by Secretary Cooper after the
concert given in honor of his birthday
yesterday morning.
H. l. Kerr has secured a permit for
erecting two-story brick building on
Nuuanu street. between King and
Queen The building business b go
ing to be lively for some time to come.
rs ten permits were issued on Tues
day, and a number of persons are
known to be considering plans for
putting up buildings.
During J. W. Erwin's visit to Homo
lulu he secured over 200 pictures of
different beautiful places in and about
the city. These he will exhibit abroad
by means OF his stereopticon and his
interesting series OF lectures will con-
tain none more attractive than that
on Hawaii. Honolulu will be adver-
tised TO a great extent by these beau
full views. Among the set is a view
of the Hawaiian hotel by night, a
flashlight taken by Rice & Perkins.
showing the pretty effect of the cleo
trio lights of the hotel and grounds.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
COLLEGE BOYS sTgvEDoRgs.
Nine of Them Unload Lumber From
the w. G. Irwin.

OAKLAND, Aug. 20.-Nine Univer.
sity students went 10 work on the
waterfront today as stevedores, form
ing portion of the crew employed TO
unload the William G.. Irwin. laden
with lumber for the Puget Sound
Lumber Company, The boys declare
that they are doing the work partly
for the fun of it and partly for the
wage of S5.75 a day. but chiefly be-
cause Fred McMullen. one of their
college chums. is the son of the owner
of the Irwin. which was tied up be.
cause of the stevedores' strike.
Young McMullen is at the head of
the gang. Several days ago he agreed
&c get the vessel unloaded, relying
on his college friends to help him out.
The stevedores are Austin Sheffield.
t. W. Roland B. T. Mclean. r. w.
Richie. w. R. Childs, c. H. Baker,
K NJ. Baker and Richard Baldwin.
The striking stevedores regard the
AFFAIR as huge joke. and declare that
the student stevedores VIII be very
sore and sorry of their Jobs within a
day or so.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

schcoi rear. Her ferrsforr extsHEs
from AoAaaios q : scAos seyozd
gysfalss e
The report 81 the Kosea hosrslsI
an9 the feDes1 az The niurnasng tnspec-
Sister Bo1zventure. superintendent
Of Mzlalsni hospital. was made an
agent q the Beard At WafIEku-
Dr. Henry Hayes. nov = resident OF
Hflc. vas irecoEuended for license OF
the favorable report o. the examining
b0zrd He Is . graduate OF the Uni
yerzity o. Georgetown Washington,
D. {. his certificate Of character IS
signed By Governor Dole and Prof
Alexander. who became acquainted
with him il connection with the Ha-
Eaifzn Commission
Theo. Richards Vas sponsor for an
application Tor the position Of gov
eminent physician or the island Of
Hawaii for Or. Anderson As the can
didate had neither been examined nor
licensed bF the local authorities. the
appiiestioH could not even 20 on file
The Eiio Drug Co. presented three
bills amounting 70 sIi.25 for disin-
fectants IN plague time. Dr. Moore
zsid thai he refused when government
physician AZ Hilo. 20 approve the bills
because the goods had not been order
ID on accent OF the Board. II was
decidse that the Board was not re-
Eponsible.
Mrs. " K Kaiko petitioned for
leave 10 1--we with her husband at Ka-
laupapa as a helper. Denied.
Il was decided that the Board OF
Health should go TO the Leper Settle
inent on Friday. September 6. Peo-
pie DESTROYS Of accompanying the ex-
pedition--only a limited number be
ing allowed. as il is a strictly bust
ness trip-must apply for permission
before the meeting Of the Board next
Wednesday.
Inspector Bowman of Hilo was au-
thorized 10 make collections OF fees
for the removal OF garbage.
The Superintendent Of Public Works
Cubmitted amendments 20 Honolulu
sanitary regulations. with reference
20 the removal OF garbage. They
were adopted excepting that OF Section
%. which reads: mo garbage shall be
deposited in any place not authorized
BY the Board OF Health" Mr.. Boyd
wanted this changed to authorization
Of the Superintendent OF Public
Works. but Dr. Sloggett would not
have the matter taken out of the
charge OF the Board. The Department
Of Public Works has. by action OF the
Legislature, taken over this service
and will charge fees to householders
for il.
DR.. Archer Irwin. government physi-
clan at Hakalau. again complained of
the medicines used by Japanese doc
tors. He related the case OF a woman
who died in "a hours after being dosed
with one OF the remedies. Dr. Slog-
gett did not see how any action could
be taken, since the drugs were not in
the category Of poisons. The letter
was tabled.
Il was decided to rescind the order
for bathing and disinfecting Porto
Rican immigrants. with regard to
those expected next week DR.. Pratt
reported a diminution Of smallpox on
the mainland, there being only four
or five cases at New Orleans. Hence
the precautions adopted for former ar
rivals Of those people were deemed
unnecessary.
The report from the U. S. Marine
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Hospital Service contained lie fol
lov1ug zienSorzn6a.
Fourteen days ending Juix = Hong
kozg-pl2Eue eases - de4shs 81
koee-suslIpox I case. no keaths.
tEpA1s 2 deaths An1y-nnfnsr0us
eases q plague reported b. c9asuizr
surgscn- ShanshRf-tEo naslzes have
smallpox 10 deaths
3 TEo weeks ending AnEass Hong
konE-PIzgze cases -. leaks 81 Two
weeks ending August e.
plague cases 81. dezths 81.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

architectural feature of not possessing
any windows.
All credit is given by the parishfon-
eTs OF Waikiki to the Rev. Father
Valentin. who by his energy. devo-
ton and self-6enial has brought about
such a gratifying result as this edi-
fee.
For the time being Father valen-
tin viii continue his visits TO Waikiki
and be in charge OF the church there.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
II Does Now.

DO you think the bicycle will ever
figure in war;"
Ever will? Great Scott, man,
haven't you ever heard two wheelmen
serapping over the merits of their
respective wheels?''
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
FOUND.

secondhand Typewriter.
Owner can have II by calling on
Philip Naone, at Thomas Fitchs
office. King street. proving property
and paying all expenses.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hamburg and Mr.
and Mrs, W. E. Brown are among the
tcwnsfolk welcomed home in the So
noma
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

'oMFoRTABLE cottages on the
premises Of the Sanitary Steam
laundry Co.. Ltd. Marmlon and
South streets. The cottages contain
I rooms. kitchen and bath room. No
extra charge for hot and cold water
AM electric lights. Reat reason
able. Apply on the premises % J..
Lightfoot. manager.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

TO LET-The commodlous residence
at Pawaa recently occupied by Hon.
J. A. Cummins. This house Is partly
furnished. For terms. apply to ].
o. Carter, trustee.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms.
modern, every convenience. also best
table board. special opening. rates:
rooms $3.50, board IS per week.
Helen's Court, Adams lane. OF Ho-
tel street. adjoining Elite building.
Telephone White 34ei.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
Fred Harrison
Contractor and
Builder.
Jahhing Promptly Attended to
OFFICES FOX RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
Iflces for rent In the MCINTYRE
guiding. now being erected at cor.
Ter Of Fort and hing streets, this city.
Apply to E F. BISHOP,
At C. Brewer & Co.'S. queen 81
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
CLASSIFIED iHVERTBEHEHs

80 ] ,ssusssul - - sssEl ~ ~ ,svssu .
49, - sernk aaswsaas = rs - ziE1s 80
: $3.50 ~ ~ ~ u~ass So - ans ~ ~ -
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
NOTICE.

During my temporary absence from
Honolulu. Walter E Pinkham holds
my fun power Of attorney. and can be
found at Stangenwald Building. office
No 512.
EDWARD r. SWAIN.
Architect
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

FOR RENT-Part Of a furnished
house with use OF kitchens. 10 re-
spoEsible parties. Rent reasonable.
Central location. Address III Re-
publican Office.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

Two CD Story House az Kekanlike-
Pa on Young street. containing 2 Bed
rooms upstairs. and Bedrooms. /
Double Room. Parlor. Dining Room.
Kitchen. Bath Room and Patent Wa
ter Closet downstairs.
KAPTOLANI ESTATE. LTD.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

wANTED-Glrls to- DO Laundry
Work Apply Sanitary Steam
Laundry. KawsIAhao &7d South
streets
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
FOR RENT.

.FoE Rent Newly furnahe6 roons.
mosQuiso prof. Terms reasonable.
third Aoase above German BakefT
Fort street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29
Pacheco's* Dandruff Killer

you can rid yourself permanently of
the loathsome dandruff scales which
cause badness and insupportable
itching of the scalp.
The daily use of water is objection
able; water, however bright and
clear, contains myriads of invisible
disease germs, which when deposited
upon the scalp and hair, induce scalp
disease and degeneration and loss
of hair.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

WANTED furnished or enfarulahs
ej cottage. centrally located. By list
Of Sept. Apply to K, Republican
Once.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-29

The commodious residence at Pa
waA recently occupied BY Hon. J. A.
Cummins. This house Is partly fur
nished- For terms apply 10
]. o. CARTER.
Trustee
Honolulu. Aug. esrd. 1901.
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WANTED

wANTED-To seil sons zns whlts
Diamond rings also Ene opal rings.
reasonable prices watch repaired
on tine G. Distx. SatcAunnkar and
ieweiar. Fort street. near Hotel.
in Prescogt's store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26

Wien Richari wagner was ccnduct-
O. q tbe Royal Opera IN u'res5eu. The
CrCtestr1 q that iusItut.lu. though
pue q Jhs best 10 Germany. E1s fzr
from beng as good as % : Row. and
Wagner had q good deal q trouble II
making it follow h-s intentions. some
years latter. when te was living as an
exile il Lur.-h. be undertook % train
tie local urcAts-ra- After e few At
teUTts De exclaimed, -&uuiseueu. ron
haVe Just given -ss a great pleasure:
ycu have played er1cIiy as b26ly as
tie Dresden orchestra"
The Zurich players laughed. and the
idea that they might play better than
TIE royal musicians In Dresden So hred
Their Zeal that they actually succeede,d
u doing il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
poNoa C c-lNEsE c-arR-



General fio--rs T C1rrsa--if'- c. Ns-r
Nrrk cttE is fi.t ula1 ulr rsrt slftl 80
f1r TIE sud1u r-lt1.r G. cl1r C Cl-
f.s-sf rruasr and l,rtrs-u-s az Cllur1-
ia uuirers-r s1rs rl.s Ntw YORK
Wl-ld Tle rTr vas arnruueuo ir
Frs<i3sr- So L1u al tft ccr1u,e1cs-
ue-1 Czsrcisss CA June - L. Lev
o. ut tll- tte reg desired that he
ulr1s sarrl1 -li l- r1Bds known rs
i6s-ffF Ans u1l nCw l.sz o1rsfulv
ruar5e1 AID sfs1Ef1slr wtlLtsld ~
IL lll gerx -T.
G-re-El CErTs1-isr srH-Ids vel ID Il
tie Is- q Nfw Nu-f n id1la i-es. m
10 less know -ls-s r1lz1 many r,ac-s-
uH- Tlls - Eccc.ur----1 fl- tF Tia fHcr
tlit De aIlsse5 as rreal-s c- tts Ia.
Cltc c1-st ul-ber l.s ue-t wtl tie
--r-- --ls-z and d.l Dul ea-lt snsr Cd
O. De- vas r=1tg 90 retire fr1- active
tr1s-uess lfl
El- ulrr -s1rs General C1--,s--ls-
uts -ras Gem cf -ls Ec-k 20 C1rf.--
IA - >r- Trl-c -cr- E- art rua b
vls IEra- g C1E1-l Hs werlra
a1s istr es- -Ire- O. t-l a. So
gt 10fL
a ll--s Tc-r g l-s f-----f vas -..1s
81 rle Elese trace Ee l-s ur1e
ul-T r.s-rs -- eliza a. rls var ls
became a. L-la-- ----- Ct. -tl Cl-
1tsa Ttls vas Gre ttl.e 5s..-s 70
On ull-1 lt ST. t-1rE go Escr-ee-
Ee-- r- -ls rl-r % -.zrs.--s ul-L uba-r.
D. ues Ed e---Ec- CO t--e c. p ass
travels Ef considered leesr-rlc tf-
lE-ss rf ls f-u1-ess fcr de-uu-e.-r
-1e fzul-s q CEuezsltus and r-l ls--
rts r-rr1es q tls Cl-1ess-
o- Lis latest ---T f-- Ch-11 De w-ns
uT.1rle5 y Chinese r1lsr 70
vErl uhcz he displayed great arec-
-5c-- he and Lls rGls- Shared 2 s-Hts-
ro,-- ard sor1s q the C-l.sr rnsss- rs-s
protested dellErl-s 1.1Et rts Chl111rsr
cugtt 20 - set o. TIE servants g1ur-
tsrs- Gs-er1l C.rr.e--isr refused 20
par roura1v VIII Is ~1lst He tod
Tie cther Izsss1Eers tlsf De wss TIE
Cll-2--1-'s secretary a15 "a TIE
Nos -CliEn Vas = cslehrl-s6 Ch-nsss
It11s1r1sr- TIE complaint len E-t-
si5=d sD5 thereafter ererybo5T C-
toard tbs stp regarded General Car
T.s-tlers Es-vE-s w5-t cc-E 5s-1tls
awe
Even his triumph id nct monty t.s
r-liC-sire. he DECIDED fc1hwlth GO
sn6gW 8 chair q C1-Dsse 10 Colu-tia
university and name = after LIS vale-
Tts hs las done TIE CA.ir 3 know
a. tie Dean Lung 5srzrrueut.- ard
i1Cuishsd teacher VII te tru-gti
frO1 cana 70 occupy T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26

Ex-GcTer-1r / Z. Prince. formerly
q New YORK rece-tly shipped from
santa Re ~ IL ~ stone IDOLS q rs
unique collection q idols 20 tle smith
sc-ian Institution a. Washington Ire
oflr-zis q thar Institution having r.
p=aos-tly urged hiu &c 60 g.. says tbe
Ch-cago Tribune TIE - IDOLS. rspre-
se1riug tlEerf1t tyI.es q histor.c relics
q New YCfE. are in The shape C hu-
1au faces human figures ard az. -l1ls.
I1e majority are made q tufa. but
scDe are ~ much harser stones NJ.
Princes co.iecii1n Is tie o1ly CDe q It's
4 ~ 10 tie word
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26
THERMOMETER TUBES.
Proces. Of Their Hanufaeture az
Irna. In Germany

A most interesting account "a gwen
10 The ldler q TIE wCDderful state
AIDED iDdusrrT a. Jena where glass and
lenses are made for scientists Tbe IL
dus-rT las been built % hy Professor
Abbe aod Dr- Scbott. and has thrOugb-
OuT been conducted ~ scientists whose
Efforts have uzde Jena famous among
scientific wen TIE world Cver. One q
tie Dost picturesque features q the
Jena slassWCrks ls Tie great corridor
who're tie tberDQUeter tubes are
blown and drawn. szys co-respondeur-
We saw us glass IL process q nan
ut2c-ure- A boy workman caught 8
tlt q molten Class from the furnace On
Tie md q blogplpe il was hardly
larger than @ walnut. but ~ twirlinE
and blowing and moldinE u grew % the
s-z= q an orange. with Tie shape u an
orange More glass was then added.
and t1ere wrs more rolling and blow
~ and Wien The proper stage wzs
reached Tie blowIipe was passed
quickly 20 The bravuy MASTER WORK
uCl
He In his turn added glass. blowing
from time 20 tine with cheeks out
puGed until Il seemed ss though they
must burst. and then rolling tie great
tan q glass On his iron kneadlng board
Until i looked Ike huge yellow cOurd-
Faster and faster lie worked. keeping
tie hau always Symmetrical and yet
white bet Al length be lifted tie
glowing mass qulckIy u The sir. and 8
Second W0rkUz1 attached the blCwplpe
a. The bottom Then The two rs.a rzn
u opposite dlrectlous. vg-r3iug tie
pipes and blowing Justify f-o1n tine 70
TINE From tLick. partly yellow
globe the glass thiuned cut quickly a.
TIE men rau apart untl Il became q
cul red tue DCt larger than mans
ltile tuser s1d nearly $40 feet lCuc.
Sometimes n draw ius these tut-ss one
q the blowers would Tot only run The
length q -ae cc--itc-. but FAR outs De
O. tie LILA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26

s---s-1-l- an --1---lo- Z -u-es { seasss
CT heE-- l--rs. Ere-. t111ers ttc uhe-
LIE l,aeass q -hese u-s-z-s hEs rs c--g-
q --s lsaas-1 c-r1--1o- CT -he stomach
E-5 llr-e-Ve and rl-----vs sTEez
-u- -.r ral vtaf --r-.-r sus frrl7r .ta-E
~ r1i- r.-1-rt p-les ~ - ~ Wl-ew--
.f ruaH. --Hus--u-r-- Co. EfusEs r-t
w. raa eEr rr1 ---- = vas tHEcr
s11E rlrt Hef-s Ur go 81 u-uE c-ui1rr ls
d-u- DIP -tl- va
lt--. --t -rcE-- 81 rl.f -f - fre-rs
w.-r--l-.l-l Hr1ks ere ntr and saw war te-
-.l--r tfe ---.a-r trr-r-f
-r -r-s Hat nf- trrlls -f ~ Fns-ct
7--ll.- w-r-l -us--rt-r -r tes r1uE- ttll- urfF
rH- uTns- l.U -ec-u -le-Ic t--
-l-E--t f ~ g--E.E-E s- w-rf 1r IA ~
-rt ere h--rs r-E-r ----c ~. = r. tu~
t1r.es uen- e-- Er- 1l1k aus Eu- l-f -
rrc luE- ulrc1-ue casz ne t--fs
o1.a-s Er- tuf .l--l- -zE ~ f1r----r COLA -s
- Fse-css Cu=7u- Sense Neilczi
ADVISE 4 r.E-@- covs-s . se-f frzf CO
-ecez,e ~ CO. 80; E-s-Es 20 pay
sr---se cf --EiE-F 1E.7 Ac1ress ~.
Z = F1s-cs H-5tlo, =. 4.
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ENGLISH or THE ENeLIse.
arorSou .. Vie. P1sce ~ Geu
Kro~ ~. Language"


Thst heckneyed American naken
NC "a q Iaudcn was q Dics place II
ycu Knew the language was Dos q bit
Et.surd We speak English. bot We
have trul. ~ CIR forms q English Il
T.r'essior uTr1 tie Erglish . Few
siires q the old cluDtry 90 i was
sr.aker fs-weer Two AID three centu-
r.es aro. while they hare been blending
ard changluE tbe speech q al their
boz peoples during The same perico-
The result is that Al American can
hardly utter q sentence ln Engisnd
without czuur attention % The diasr-
snre between hls speech ard that of
the reopis atcut him.
Orlv yes;erday after . months resi-
deuee fn E1rlau5. rsshed - 70 CD
d-r-cr x ClaruE cross station aud
asked -Wtirh csr f-r Br1mleyf lie
Scared tt ue. and ! knfU ! lad spoken
fo-s rn tongue t0 ll-1. because street
vet l.las -.Es cur- buses and b0rse cars
A. et BED red cars ard tram cars and
there are 1c t-ber t4-s iu Eugland-
j. v1u ask q guest 1t TC1r bone ln
England ulstte- De- UEas lis meat
ra-s De- ASKS ulat 200 sall because le'
d1as rr- --der~erl yo1 Hs calls
uszr -u1ar1c-e v1e- 10 is r1t thor
C-rt lr coatel Z yc- tel him y0u
fear rle asparagus IS c1ruel D. is a.
G i-.s 1-1r because De- wC-l have
sad Il was -.--et t. ask l.I -c r1ss
tle powdered s--1r WILD l-air so BIN
60 ulr5erlr- fl- De- calls 20 l-i-g sugar
csll-allT -l1u-t BE- knows that t is
s.r.t- mes called caster CO sif-ed sugar.
And q you have candy On the table
yqu may uot CAL . So without betrsy-
ius yUu- fore q origin. for be calls
candy sweets 1thrsV l-te5 from
-sVeetDests ard used tc des gnats
a. preserves Iu5d-1-s. pes. caDdies
and sans
T. e f--1be- al-rc the ecce1tricifies
C ErClist e. The dining tatle most
persons kDou. suppose that TIE h.e-t
is called teet root. corustzrcb Is cor1
1cur. corDed teef .cr 8 particular cut
q ftI ls called SILVER sl5es @ beef- sod
napkins sre se-viet-es--gu ul.za Ralph
II HarT.sr's MsEszloe-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-26


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