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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

1obn u. Steele.
Iauicl N. lbomus,
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Ribaro VI. &cndblt,-
Aobu e. Semmcs,
8obcrt Grain,
&obu SoiutlcD,
GODiu IS. 9uc;icr,
l9. gurus SruuOls,
Traucis 6. Gorc0,
Goulpap ". Sans.
Charles Il. S0iu,
Stcuart :. 1auucp,
IauJcs g9. 96lpcrs, ir.
Qttcr S. Campbell,
SbirlcU Gorttr,
NalDraion Slices,
&cbu g0ariiclo,
gl11u U}rS bcrrp
1obn y. CGcrrau
6,rninuuO &. Eugau,
Gli Grout.
,Ani. :. @oloimjtb.
2lrt6ur : Softer,
,Nocob Dr. N|oic5,
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fraucis +. QtQram
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!. TrCo. Rcuudrot,
lbos. Niadtu}ic
: @. Nl5 ,futoib K SON,
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r. ~. Glcainuts,
@sorQc Is. Garcp,
2llbtrt Is. Gpliou,
&. 2ooo YltGarl1uO,
2lrtbur Y. UlilboaauO,
,1obu NJ Nciqbt.
II. T. &imbau
Charles u 9rolpU,
&obu :. Qurtcr,
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youis !. @urg,r,
Aotnrp Sbirf
frco. J. SuQl.0,
Q9. Qtuu GuDis
-. 6romluc0 @tpau,
Charles j. A2drlt0,
1obu =. o. g3bcltlt,
3obn N 9tcouarot,
Iauicl y. Chambers,
Q0iujam n. 2oricD,
2llir5o i. C'Tcrvol,
1rco. 6. @oDtt, ir,
glltr. Y StIb,
9}. 2. ljppttt,
Z :. zimmerman,
gGcbitcr VI. StraDcr,
3cbn u. -. 6rn,
g0ulttr Ruipp,
6rucit N. @i5brns.
g. AoolparO DSiaitiu,
Trant ). @dttID,
3obu -. Gopt,
oarr0 S,cbhcjmcr,
0uQb 81 Rormou,
g9iIiou 3 Carroll
SEu5. 4. GuOmalQDcr,
2lrtbur Y. Nddiou,
!. 2luitiu Gmt,
@torQc ". 9roOD,
&amcs Qiptr,
Goparb II. 1onntllp,
hilbert :. Giu.
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Q9m 3. 2lpplcQurtb IT.
o;urD 6. SbirlcD, IT,,
Eobu q. 9raoD,
Irco. Y. 9}cjubeimcr,
Garner g8. 2cumcar.
Saml. :. SoouQh,
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Charles G. NGucr.
QhiIip @nrtleD lGatts,
g9m. j. Qiribtr,
&. =. Cttcnbcimtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
@nalilde 0laIen fir MfGnner.

Gint iptjitle {{ldit fir iun0t N&dnner, Ot oa8
Sgrcttn uno Sbrejb'n Der cngIiibsn Sprdbe in
corr,ttcr g8tit gu erIsrutu lUinib:n Diro i'm Gsus
tral= tpdrtsmsHt oss r9trsjns 6briilt6sr 3unQer
Ntdnu1r," Gtt Gbdrlesz unO SdraoeazStr., esbIOtt
iutrOen, idls i6 tins peuiqenot Nnjabl StuIsr dus
meloct. Ser Ilntirribt all 3pei abeuoeu Der 0obc
beotHnt urQefGby am l. Sftobtr. AuOert llHter=
rifts5totntdno, fir enQlib prctcroc Uduntr.
98egeu uobsrtr Gusiunt Der uuterribts AC3cbubrtu,
3eit ber llnterrittstunosn etc ntu0s man fd uR
bic %. W. 6. a." 8peitrr Giur, Gblrles= uHo
Saratoans Strabe. t265T9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
1us3ufuQen.

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3oicpb lSadarO,
Aobu s. 2onalOion,
3iinor &dOjcr,
!. z lJtcGauc,
,lobu J. Ntorrjs,
q. &uius Sill,
GOqar ~. Sans,
Gin @rndu,
&iaac Hp6c Sraus,
Traucjs I. Aoomcr,
:. &. Gitc 5iibcr,
Charles W. AocuisltT,
Somucl q. Smitb,
YciQb 9ouial,
0trncu Goot,
I. 6plcD oistD,
5bomas u. l4bHau,
gam. !. C'@rjcu ir.,
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8corQe 9lut.iton,.
6bas. 0ItA,. A,oporo,
Crcqou u. @cuiou,
e. u. Il. Spancr,
u. Starr @tpbart.
Charles ~. Stuulcp,
goarmau & giuoiaD,
AoplauO T. Stcpart,
&obn Wl. Garter,
Wiaidul -. @ruuc,
Cigar 9. @cuaus,
0onurO \. Saotlcr,
,lobu 99. NIaribaa,
7auicl Nt. WIurra0.
8cbcrt @iQQs,
l0iItou Suopotu,
4obu 7. Noritp,
Rj6uro :. Gulbrctb,
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3obu @l,uu ir.,
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Gbarlrs D} 2lrmitrouQ,
Charles 80. GuiQltD,
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I. !. 8eooiuQtou,
9eiuIum u. @olutu,
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Charles !. N}oB,
,tohn u. g9bitc,
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z. 1obr 4iou.
=. 6. Qlunr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

= 8oifer 6ran3 5ofep6 unO Die
un8oriiae &riIis.- @rof 84uenz
!9eoerDorp abermuI5 gum Premier
ernannt. - Die Refrutenz9Orloge
i'm 0itreidiiaen Rsi68rot4,
Qon0on, %. Sept. = Die poliz
tiIde 8riii5 in england lit in cine
96aie Qetreten, neI4e i6r Elm beIonz
oers 6iitoriI4es 5ntereFe perIei6t.
80nig GOparo bat ii6 in oisIel6e einz
9emiI6t, 3par ni9t auf perfaiIung5z
piorigc ooer ionIt un6ere6tigte 8eiIe,
ieOp4 in elmer 2lu8os6nung, nelhe
man unter Der Regierung 8ittpria's
ni6t leiht fir m0glih gebaIten baben
piiroe. Premier 8alfour befinoet ii9
nod INNER gu 8aImoral, mo- 80nig
@oDdro Deilt, uno Der 2eBtere lit entz
ihIoiien, Die 3uiammenIeBung teines
&obinets 81 gene6migen, 10 Iange er
ii6 ni6t ii6er3eugt fat, OaB OaRel6e
aus tiidtigen W}aterial beite6t uno I'M
Stanoe iein piro, bic 2lffatren De8
Gei6e5 ri4tig gu leiten. Inter &itz
toria purOen o6ne @eitere8 neue Sd
binste organiIirt uno 8atan3en i'm
Ra6inet 6eIeBt, uno 2lGes, mas oie80=
ni9in Oa3u t6at, mar, bic i6r unterz
breitete 2iite Der neuen N}jniIter our6
i6re llnterI6rift gu biIIigen. &0nig
Goparo lit jeoo6 entIhloTen, in ieiz
nem Rei6e etrpds mebr ais citStro6z
mann gu Iein, unb iibt Iein 9etore6t
in elmer ieit LANCER 3eit nidt mebr Oaz
9epeienen WeiIe aus. gr ipQ eingez
niQiQt baben, oaB 2oro Qansbopne
oas 9ortefeuiIIe oe5 2M5tpdrti9en be-
bait, alIein bic 6rage U6er Die 8eIez
Bunq Der anDeren Qoiten i'm &abinet
lit mod nett ppn i6rer 20Iun9 ent~
fsrnt. 0ieieni9en YerIonen, pel6e BEN
R0nig ais Qrin3 BON 0ale5 intim
fannten, fino eritaunt ii6er Die Gner=
gle, ipeI6e er in Der ieBi8en &rlit5 an
Den Sag legt.
Beniger bOffnung8Dol
Stimmung in 90 fla.
9 fla, 8ulgarien, %. Sept. -
Sn Rsgierun9streiien 6erri6t beute
cine neniger boffnung5Ooue Slim
munQ binii8tli6 Der aQgemeinen
8altan : Situation, pbglei6 tetne
t6atId6li6e 8erGnOerung 6erihtet
porDen lit. Die GreigniFe Der nGdz
ten 3ipei Sage neroen nit Spdnnung
ernartet. Sine 3ublreih beiu6te
MaTenperiammIun8 pOn 6reunoen
Der Waceoonier puroe unldn9it 81
RuIt16ut, 8uIgarien, ab9ebolten unO
nobm geI6IiiRe an, nel6e Die bulgaz
rii6e Ragierung uuffOrOern, Der
8forte iDfort ben 8rieg 3u ertldren.
9yn repolutionGren 8reiien nirO CUR
2(6pe6slung Elm &rieg tpieoer etnmoi
ols nu6e beporite6eno era6tet, penn
Die 3Urfan Die G6riItenmeBeleien niht
einitelen, uno e5 eriitirt penig 2(uss
ii6t, ouB Iie oje8 tbun DerOen. Die
mQceooniIhen 5ibrer ertldren, iie leg
ten cen llnter6anDlungen 3nii6en Der
9forte uno 8ul9arien feline 8eoeuz
tung BEL uno erparteten teinen Grfolg
ceriel6en. Die 9forte babe iid nur
oe56al6 auf OieIeIben ein8eloiIen, um
3eit fir bic 2lusrottung oller i6r ges
fG6rli6 I4einenOen Glemente in Ulaz
ceoonien gu gepinnen unD me6r3rupz
pen aus 2lIien 6erijber gu 6ringen.
Die s5nIurgenten 6eitdn0en auf Snterz
pention Der U}G9te uno tpijrOen ijd
nit niats8erin8etem 3ufrieOen 8e6en.
Reue5 8a6inet 6eberDorQ
fiir ungurn.
8ubupeit, Ingarn, %. Sept.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
1luiberiItGtss fiir &naben,
Mr. I2OS- Cathedral. Efr.

Der "a. aHrfus bssiHnt am 2 1. zsptembsr
Sid. am Soutdnnigieu ougestattstt Cages
tunesi6ul. fir irqtno elm Goa,0. Rutulogs pcs
ben auf gsrlane,n 3ugtionot. 9r Utur'ton pIro
nG6 btm Is. September tGgIi6 BON bis II ubr
BORN. unb ] bis ubr Ra9m in Der SGRIs itiH.
(Stbt4 96S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
MarblanSer Sdule fir San6e.

Sr Sc. aurIus btaiHnt am l6 5eetems,r
60 HtsffisusGOft 6 duls far 9aubfumu.
unS esI&s. pertn GsS5r fur Den 9tia5 Der 5ft.nt.
IittH S4ulsn "a manssbaFt ia. tint,rriSt in
6srs3sH uHo e;s9snI,isn, ionit Grammar. e5uls
unS stanemil5s 6tueisn. S,sr eeiuuS. eao..
Bet6fisuHs uEb uHttrri5t Frsi
fur GisPobHu Ratslons's. Run p,us, nd an
Gbas. N. GIr. SriniipaI GEau;s, Rs.
faus8i iSaEiDs-aaG2al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
3ueld.
(TOrtIchnma iiche 6. seite.)

Die BR1tb. tr3db.t rom oviu,ss. 1t babe uHz
nIHsutlib Elm osr9litctls osmD aUgGtqt iuioI9e
7tFeu sr iolbs 5dmsr3sH l.it, oaB tr 6 Dorio9,
oui eiuem 5b.,ttrbluitu iducl in i5lammen auiz
Juar6eu, as llnlam biHJuE,b;H. glutbmdB,ib
hattie Fb Der palb9ott cine plu,tranfbsit ltbolt
uuO i.ue ulpt1c if sjuc AuosutuHg o:r proilahtn
Ibltjldt oottt man Dls Dtittsl, DtIbcs dlsR
in ptu {. @trH1ro Rrnuttr= 9tlltr
lfir y 6tHts bel 2g0tb,fcrn 3u babsH sur 9triHs
quus fsbt olmll5 SttluHt, 10 BIrot be BtibD;t
pom o,riuls5 Gin o:y5ui3tsrts Fnot esnomms
babeu. lSIEOSu;[&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Sir 3id1tcr Der uberitcn Staot:Oe=
ridtsbamf nun Baltimore
9. Saer

@ir, Die unter5sidnetsn Ntitglieoer
bss Bureaus Der 'Stuot Baltimore,
Die mir Ieine berOorrasenDen 5d4i8z
teiten fir elm ri6terli4es 9lmt pertAz
f4Gben, ampfeblen aus ppQer lleberz
Die @rpG6lung pOn : B 0
m q 3 g. 8oer, I'M Die Our6 0as
oes 46t6. gilbert Rit6ie Oerz
urIo4te 8atan3 auf Der Oberiten
Staots8ari6tsbant Don Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Wi6rplano' Snititnt,
NAL uue 3eicbensgduIe.
a1Tof Ctto Eudh6 glTiuIEnaI

WIT ~E1N U'1s9"d TEF''5'F7''
Runfs Edpaytsm,nt (9ap.3laFtr) sroiinst am l.
GttOber 8eibHcn in alien 9rau6sn nut o,r Ras
tur uuo nat otm Qtbtn. Gutpiris, Walcu in
9GafTfarbsu unp G,I, iOpjt gtoDsairsn.
Sdmtae s4RIaFtn in otnieibtn unttrri6tsi iueiotn
unO ormul=llHtrri9t beginner ON g. CftObT.
RintbartaS4uIs fir 9iObausrs ON isIbtn IaVs
Epis nlt 5ae4S6usn.
abeuo4RIaFsH btgiunen an 12 Cttobtr igr,is
banos Ttai4iusmti6ntH unO ar5ittttoniibss 3tids
nru.
lie Ia en- psrosn in GfolQt BON Rtpas
ratursn on Der oARdritbaq, fir Oen ans
fang i'm Sntitut Fortqtisbt
aatdIogt fHO i'm 5uftut iu ba6,n OOsr ptr Bot
ptridnot.
g. .. w1prrif0n,
{grdFbsrt oss Gomitss otr DlaI. urp 9si6utni8ul.,
Tlau aortiiire; 9bcmas q. Goertf, aftuar
tstptl9, ,ea9i3o-Glt20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL

gsruarb G. ettin,r. Stfan. gOrlsuuesn bis
abenos. Gimiess RsTpldnoU NteIi,o su
omritdnii5ta GFoeiatipn iuritiatr S5ultH.
6trbfS1rmiH beainni om "a. Sspt.mbtr 1903.
gBse,n Rdtal0g oor,iFrs 9 6ODarD grpaHt,
6ftrstdr, Tr. liz, Sfs2trinat tons Strabt.
f5eptl S&S, ,lRA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Crust 90 .
Don WarnIaHe.
Union Trust Buildine,

Vbdfitss unc 01DtreSStrdHf.
eruubfapitsI ..............S1, 600, 900 90
ueberi6ub uRb uuoutb,i!te
Nrofite .-.......-r--..... 4OS, G1O. %
5ubrt Elm aua,m,insg Baufs uuO 3ruRs
edadit.
Gr,i grDltrt 9inisu bslabft auf Ruans
isn. Die auf Gbsds g,Iogsu perO,n.
9sits5spoFtsn Iu ipqieEsn Ratsn Gug,s
Hpnmn.
gpars DsparttrAtnf.
GiuIao.u I'm epors 7tpartcmsnt, bsn o.s
p6bHlia.u sparbanisRseulaiioutu unt,ripcrs
fen, Ttpuui4t. 81 9roIent 3iui,n bclobtt
Sisis 90mpaeHis if elm g,i,5li5,s 9ts
poftorium fir Bombs in 6duotn bon 5rus
tees 0Osr S,famsnts goqFr.deru, Iolpis
ole etaafsr uub 9ui6tg=5,anis
GH6rsarf6trs gtDolbs. Rdfsn g. 80
BIS $50 90 bro Sabr
Grtoit griefe 5eruus 9abt, tn aIsn 9bsis
Ten ber Wslt 0nfptuobar.
6Grrst BIaEiffone, RiIss gBbItG, IT,,
9rdfesHt; gie,sqrdi.;
Charles Z. Crane, gidJare 3. seamau,
2 9its'grdi.; 6ttr uno S9dsm.
5ofbua 2. Zen, SaIfs'S.Fr uub S6asm.
GEttutips9 cmtte:
R.Iion g,rin. etomour Uauodbdum,
g8esl,p gl. Glr, Grn,E g. Rnabs f.,
6. o. 6uutiH9. (1ua.l4l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Wt. ct. Spienhs.Gp(en.

Stuoi,usRuriug Rlaifi6tr. DiHsni8aitli5er uno
faufmdnnif6u uutsrri&t; gruHoIi6sr uHtrEribt
tn Der bsutf6sn Spru6s. 9eOinsurotn: r9curz
b,rs" bro 5siFou uOn fiinf ROnutsn $115 Stus
bisR beginner an 5 isHfa ae. b:n l. September
1903. glon aorsfrt:
Sruetr Sofepb. DiIsttOr.
5tatioH 9, galtimore, To
Ratalos ouf gtrIoHstn. (Suni23 3Dlt 9&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

Sin 6al6er Big Elm 36set0Het OOIt
BON Raopap's Reaop 8eIief in eiz
mem 6ol6en @Iafe 8oFer, rpieOerboIt
II eft ais bic GntIeerungen unbaIten,
un0 Elm StIt 6Ianeu, getrGntt nit
Ruopap'5 Reaop Rslief, iiber U2ugeR
uno Die Gebdrms gsIegt, ipirb iofOrtis
ge 2inberurg 0erIduffen urb bulO
cine 9siIung betpirten in iebem Sale
BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
3ufdm mmentrttt bes 3 t.
rei4i DEN Ret4 &

Wten, %. Sept. = Der 6itreiz
6iI4e Rei48rut6 trat 6sute tpieber
3uiammer, nm, ME Premier b. 40rS
Der ouseinunDerTeBte, cine @orlage
CUR Qmenoirung Oe5 RetrutengeieBeS
dn3une6men unb bic pom ungarii6en
Rei6gtage gei6affenen Sdpiertgteis
ten 3u 6eieitigen. Or. b. &0rber err
tldrte, etli6e Der ungariIden 6orbez
rungen feien ba3u geeignet, niat rur
Die Gin6eit Der 0ftrei6zungariiden
Qrmee gu untergraben, ionbern aud
Oeftrei6's 8e9te in Dem gemeiniamen
6eere un3utaiten. &aiier 6ran3 So
iepb Ttimme bieIer 2lnii6t Bel, uno Die
gu perFunnelnbe 8orlage beittmme,
oaB Geitreid feline grOBere 3ahI Rez
frutsn CUR SABINE itelen ioa, menn
ni6t llngarn audi bic 3u6I ieiner Rss
fruten entipre6enb er60be. Der pre-
misr brang uuf balbige 2tnnuhme Der
8orlaqe, Dumit Die NtaRnI9uften,
beren 0ienIttermin berItrifsn 1T, ents
lafIen perben t0nner-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
HOLSTER DRUG CO.
FORT STREET
TOPSY's UNTIMELY FATE.

Topsy, the New York elephant, is
dead They simultaneously poisoned
strangled, and electrocu'ed her with
$500 volts of electricity. This is quite
shocking, not to say revolving Boston
Herald.
Topsy, an elephant, was electrocuted
in New York the other day for killing
fellow who fed her cigarette, which
she thought was candy. The cigarette
fiend should have been electrocuted.-
Danville News.
TOpsy, the so-called bad elephant"
of Coney Island, that was electrocuted
the other day, deserved pity, if not
mercy She was an amiable beast UNI
til a reckless idiot caused her to lose
faith in humanity, by applying a light
ed cigarette to the sensitive part of her
extended trunk.-BOston Transcript.
Most of US who are now weighed
down with the responsibility of carry
ing on the country can remember in
our youth the sensation made by Top
sy, the baby elephant of the Forepaugh
circus. Well, civilization seemed a hard
training for Topsy, She went from bad
to worse and killed keepers with such
regularity that she finally had to be
killed herself. 1t is a sad end to me-
teoric career. Probably she deserved
the triple death she apparently reCeiv-
ed, but it is sad to think that another
enthusiasm of our youth is destroyed.
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
LET THE GOVERNOR ACT PROMPTLY.

If Governor Dole wishes to aid the business the
hire claims matter he do better by spending dollars in
cable tolls than by sitting down and waiting for mail from Wash
gon II the Governor does not understand Pats messages
let him wire direct to the proper One of the benefits the
cable supposed confer upon Hawaii putting Off
Gals in touch with Washington, yet appear be awaiting
mail connections to trng i'll matter Of securing
million and half dollars The expense of finding all about
what Pratt wants would probably be less than the interest
million and half for day. What private business house
would wait for mails under such circumstances?
The bill appropratng the money has been signed and law
1t not to be supposed that in Washington worrying
about how Hawaii the money how long she waits
for it. The Territory has able and reliable representative
Washington. He wires for authority and inuctionsand
sit down and wait for mails to tell us what his telegram 1t
evident from Pra message that there details be
arranged which he arrange if told to do Certainly it
ought to be worth small expense find what the details
and to tell him go ahead There is leaving for
the mainland Perhaps may be necessary to send
authorizations forward Let the Governor cable and find
out what needed instead OF waiting for mails Hawaii always
did and complained of doing, before we had any cable
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29

various subscribers. These subscribers
are then acquainted with the principal
events of interest in the word. But
the subscriber is not permitted to learn
the news alone. He must listen to the
recital of advertisements. First will
come some of the dispatches of tht
worlds news and then advertisements
will be interspersed before the loca!
news is read. 1t is claimed by the ori-
ginators of the idea that it is especially
valuable to men who have little time
in which to peruse newspaper. The
telephone newspaper" saves time and
by taking a few minutes every day,
the subscriber can easily learn every
thing Of interest.
There are some draw backs to the
idea however. In the winter season
the telephone wires might get down
and then the paper" would have to
suspend publication. Such paper"
will hardly prove a great success in
America or even here in Hawaii where
people like to see things themselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
HoAR's ANTITRUST BILL.

Senator Hoar's antitrust bill bids
fair to become quite a punching bag
for the fellows who imagine they could
do better.-Pittsburg Gazette.
Senator Hoar will please observe
the trusts without occasioning consid-
cradle squealing.-BOston Herald.
From the amount of abuse the Hoar
antitrust bill is getting one would
think that it is aimed about the right
place and hope that it may hit the
mark.-DanVille News.
When the trust managers read the
bill drafter by the venerable Massa-
chusetts Senator they will realize that
a hoar frost menaces their operations.
San Francisco Chronicle.
r Senator Hoars fear that the trusts
will own the country is an idea that the
trusts have been entertaining for some
time, though they didn't just keep it
in the category of fears.-Detroit Jour
nal.
Some Washington correspondents are
saying that the only fault which any
body finds with Senator Hoar's anti
trust bill is that it is too radical. In
ter with it excepting that it means
DISSATISFACTION Daily Advertiser.
1t is natural that aspiring statesmen
who desire to connect their names with
antitrust legislation should criticize
the bill prepared by Senator Hoar. But
he seems to have hit the bull's-eye with
several of the provisions of his mea-
sure, neVertheless.-Clev Leader.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
THE MOSQUITO.

While members the legislature considering
to be brought before the session which begins in little
than three weeks it would be weLO Of them to take
the matter of Kidding Honolulu of the mosquito This the
nuisance have and if there is to end 1t,
the money required is considerable will be well
spent No visitor Honolulu an hour without taking
away unpleasant OF the longegged ummers which
swarm the air here and to people especially sensitive
n-sknned the really drawback The pleasantly
SHIFT and the might shift of mosquitoes
which every visitor remembers to carry away with him
Other places have had according to we'll founded re-
destroying their mosquito population Some months
Dr. Sogget then president of the Board OF HEALTH
ed the opinion that the OF oil in the breeding places of the
mosquito enough promise OF success to be well worth
trial Eastern scientific journals of few months ago might be
quoted support of the that several localities where
the mosquito insuerabe pest without any of
them One instance recalled island which the
and valuable residence property Ii these reports
than half true, it is time Hawaii did something.
The conditions in Hawaii peculiarly favorable for the
pertinent There is no vast extent OF territory around u.s. from
which the peierous might be steadily repOpuaed In
the thousands of miles OF around the islands specimen
OF the insect to be found Those we have are born and bred
here and they live their musical Titles lives here Here they sc<
their needle pointed suffering humanity and here they
die unless gale blows where they doubt
less richly deserved fate by being devoued by bird
fish Under these circumstances would that the
teal determination OF mosquitoes here could not be quickly fol-
lowed by the arrival OF new
1t is scarcely to be expected that kill all the
qutOes One might always eNpecto hear odd
but they would do little harm Let the city be generally
cleared and the average house Will keep Tree OF them AT present
this is impossible with wire nettngs door open long
enough for person pass through allows small cloud of mos
quitoes make the trip.
BY the creation of the office of mosquito killer and by allowing
reasonable funds for thorough trial of the experiment. the eg
latue do great When Honolulu people sit
their anas and read talk without necessarily waving their
at flying insects using fan to blow them pac-
ing themselves in the midst of cloud Of melng burning in
powder when hammock in the open air becomes the trop
cal treat supposed to be- and when is possible for
population retire night without being each Gagged in
Hawaii will have good deal more right to the title Paradise of
the Pacific" than she has now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
INTERNATIONAL SHERIFF.
Who Would Enforce DEGREES of The
Hague Tribunal?

The international court of arbitra-
ton at The Hague would probably have
more business to do if it had an inter-
national Sheriff to enforce it's decisions.
Reliance upon the honor of nations
for the fulhllment of international
agreements is magnificent but it is illu-
sorry.
British and German creditors of We
nezuela not unnaturally objected to the
reference of their claims to the court
at The Hague. The court might find
the claims just and order their payment
If Venezuela refused then to pay, who
is to play the international sheriff? Ma
turally the European creditors reply:
The United States.
The people of the United States will
never consent to become the head Of
an International dunning agency They
have all they can do to pay their own
bills.-Chicago Chronical.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
FareWelIs!

The words we are compelled to say
when the hour of parting comes bring
to most Of us heartaches and sadness
When the dark clouds of separation
hover over us; and the heart throbs
with regret; and the soul longs for the
associations of the past; when we
realize that the forming abyss may only
too soon sink us into the depths of un-
certainty, and We cannot understand
the philosophy of separations then we
begin to think of those who are with
us, things nearby and tangible. This
is the hour when f. II. BATH, the
PLUMBER, can tell you of the super
iority of the DOUGLAS PATENT
CLOSET. No noise! no annoyance!
and best Of all it is GUARANTEED.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29

Vienna has inaugurated a very uni
que newspaper. The institution gathers
news, secures advertisements but does
not print one line. 1t nhlunicates
the material, editorials, advertisements
and all, over the telephone to its va
rious subscribers. The paper" is is
sued in several editions. At ce,.ain
hours the force Of carriers" besil -
work the switch board calling dp the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Save your pennies, and your wife's
dressmaker win take care of the pounds
When you sit right down and think
about it, children are really very pa
tient with grown-ups.
When a girl proposes to a man she
isn't any more comfortable about it
than a man is when he does it,
When woman says her husband is
perfect she means he suits her better
than any perfect man could,
What a man can't learn about swear
ing trying to make the furnace work
isn't worth the recording angels paying
any attention to.--New York Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29

Carrie Nation wants $4,000 damages
from the city of Wichita, Kansas for
rough treatment sustained at the hands
of a mob in Wichita, two years ago.
The court had better give her the money
or she will take her little Ratchet and
begin to smash the city hall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29

DO you notice that while the doctors
in their interviews tell all about the
etiology, pathology, and some other
ologies of dengue fever they forget to
speak of the treatment or cure Of the
disease?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-01-29

A prince is reported missing in Lon
don. The police are waiting for the
news of some missing jewelry to sup
ply them with a clue.