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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

NoTES-(a) Affords opportunity for the Max
LANCE attack.
tcI The usual continuation is 10 kt-Kt5. Q-Q4,
but Mr. Morgan acre tried another line of attack.
not pan ont.
(e) P-kKt3 is not good for RxPch. stc.
~ This Mr.. Seymour calls u move OF singular
beauty.
"a kKt-Kt5 Is better
th) Fine again. II KtxQ. mates.
% A third grand coup. On KtxR. B-R6 mate.
TX II ktxR Black wins by kt-k4 in few
~ White resigned. P-o7. followed by Kt-K4
was impending.
President L. w Parke of the Pillsbury
National Correspondence Chess AssOcat ton
reports that of the AGO games to be played
in the first round of the Rice gambit tour
nament 1O2 have been finished. In sections
Nos. and IL the winners have been de-
clared. These are j. Kahn Of New York
and ]. A. Kaiser of Philadelphia. both OF
whom won four straight.
Last Wednesday MirOn J. Hazltine chess
editor for upward of forty wears of the
the f1ftiteh anniversary Of their marriage
at Campton Village, N. H. They enjoy the
steadfast esteem of the entire chess COM
munity.
Checkers.
The late Herd Laddie's' memora BILE tour
Of the colonies created record In exhibi-
ton play. His Australian score was.
Games played, 1891; won. 1864: drawn.
1877; lost, 30. and yet he was grieved at
''losin' money
The Melbourne Times says that check
erboard has been unearthed in an Egyptian
temple of the date 1866 B. c.. which gives
a very respectable antiquity to the game
Mr.. JOrdan'S last match for the cham
pionship was with Charles F. Barker of
Boston, for a stake of 81 900 a side The
match resulted in draw two wins each
and thirty-six drawn. and as Barker once
held the championship of the world he no
doubt would be a potent figure in deter
mining the future championship although
there are others who think they are en-
titled to a try at least for the honors
The following is of the deciflin o
games in a tournament for the champion
ship of New Zealand. between j. Thomp-
son and ]. Gardiner. ex-champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

The following report from the Mammal
tan Chess Club shows that black continues
to win at about the rate of two to one. the
record after forty-tive games being 70 10
Is for the defense, and 3 drawn. Follow
ing is the score to date:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

did not pay for the cost of export. Those
fruits are all left to rot.
The worlds mango crop Is the greatest
waste OF all. The mango Is one OF the
finest fruits in the world. and probably the
most nourishing. 1t grows in bewildering
prOfusion In most parts Of the tropics. The
negroes eat nothing else in the mango sea-
son. They sit under a mango tree and
gorge themselves all day long. until the
wonder is that they do not burst. An
average tree bears over 5000 mangoes. each
as big as large orange. and there are
hundreds of thousands of mango trees in
Jamaica alone. The natives. with all their
appetite, cannot eat per cent of the crop,
which may be conservatively estimated at
1OOOOOO.OO mangoes a year.
Unfortunately. the fruit cannot be ex-
ported 1t Will not stand a voyage UNI
profitable to give. Thus 1t Is that many
topical countries are covered at certain
seasons of the year by rotting mangoes.
An American travelling in the West Indies
literally carpeted for miles by fallen man
goes. In some places they were a foot
deep and the horses hoofs squashed them
at every step.
Food Thrown to the Fishes.
There is great waste at sea, where it Is
generally supposed that food is regarded at
Its proper value On the big passenger
liners the stewards throw overheard every
day almost as much food as the cabin pas
sengers eat-sometimes more. II the passen-
ger list is not very full. This food is sell
oom, II ever. given to the crew or the steer
age passengers.
A New Yorker once travelled on West
Indian steamship belonging to a service
winch Is called by sailors the Hungry
Goose Line. because of the scanty supply
or 1000 In the forecastle. Every day half
eaten joints OF meat, buildings, stale bread
and piles OF cooked vegetables were thrown
overheard. While the New Yorker stood
watching this feeding of the fishes one
morning sailor came up and said:
LOOK at that ere waste, sir; an yet
they starves US poor chaps forrard"
On another voyage the same man saw
nearly two million bananas and oranges
thrown overheard because they were ripen-
ing too fast All day long the sailors hove
the golden lunches of fruit to the waves
A yellow streak of wasted food stretched
as TAR as the eye could reach In the wake
of the vessel
Worlds Waste Of Live Stock.
There Is enormous waste of food in the
great cattle and sheep rearing countries
especially in New Zealand. Australia. Ar
gentina, Colombia and Venezuela. Hun
dreds of thousands of sheep and cattle are
sam merely for their hides. horns and
hoo1s. the expectation of the meat being
u!'prontaple A man who had worked on A
sheeD-run in New South Wales declared
mat he once saw the carcasses of over
INV sheep on one farm. They had been
sia1n Tor their wool alone and none OF their
meat used
lie problem of proper food Distribute
seems fnsuperably difficult even In this nro-
gressive day and generation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
The Wasteful Tropics.

Eut in spite OF this Indictment the stu
dent of economies must so to the tropics
to see the greatest waste of food Most
tropical countries produce enough to feed
a hundred times their population. Take
jamaica. for instance. She exports large
quantities of bananas. oranges and pine
apples to the United States. but billions of
those fruits are left to rot on the ground
A walk through miles Of plantations show
thousands of trees weighed down by lus-
cious fruits which have not been picked
because the market price at the moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
Worlds Waste of Live Stock
VEGETABLES AS FOOD
How One Woman Cured Headache bv a
Special Diet.

From the New York Tribune
No h"cks that range the valley free
10 slaughter l condemn:
lanSht by the power that Dities mo
learn to pity them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

Il genteman's coap.
Is a soap for everybody who wants the l-"st toilet
soap made.
1t improves the complexion.
1t softens the skin.
1t cures chapped hands and cliapIed lips.
1t pimples.
1t cures sores.
1t cures babies and grown folks OF all skin erup
lions.
1t dandruff.
1t stops the hair from falling ont.
1t makes the hair grow.
1t is the best shampoo made.
1t Is ideal for sIa wing.
II gives the glow Of youth 10 sallow and duh
compilations
1t is soothing than cold cream: more beautI-
fyng than any lotion cosmetic.
Ii Is pure enough to eat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Qls benz Snncren Warblan0's nn0
Dcn angrcnsenDen Staatcn.
9erporrugenber 8irger

9erbprragenber 8"irger
sc itorben.
Sames W. Ha6n, Yoftmeiiter BON
2eesport, itarb in 6amburg, go, i'm
Glitter ppn 40 Sabren. Gr mar elm
Mitglieb Der Ontelaunee S6ul6e60rz
De, geb0rte mebreren 8ereinen an uno
fpielte du6 ais &aufmdnn cine Der
borragenbe Hole.
8tfttge 9 6lan9en.
Wiutam @oitenudber unb Dallas
Green, Die bel Der 6euernote in 2ittle
9ap, go, bei6dftigt naren, entbedten
cine IedS SUB grpBe i4lpur5e S6lanz
ge (8ludinate, 8ascanium Gonitricz
tor), Die lie mad einem gefd6rli6en
Sample tDbteten. Nls @otpin ,3erfoB
pon Der Qrbeit na9 Sdmuquu 3uz
riiftebrte, fanb er auf elmer 8ant in
Der gfGbe Der &ii6ent6iir ieines 9au=
ie5 bier S6langen, Die ii4 1onnten.
@s gelang i6m, Dem Quartett ben
9arau5 gu MAIDEN. WiIiam @pugz
nee bate Elm Nbenteuer nit elmer
&lapperI6lange. Gr belt cine 8orbe
Wei3en unter Dem Irm, ais pl0Bli3
Die S6lange aus b~erielben berporz
f6neute unb iid ouf i'm f~tiir3te. 9r.
Sougnee fprung sur Settle. bes Repz
ills giftige Sabine perfe6lten i6r 3iel,
unD es gelung ihm, bas 5bier gu err
1egen. @ud in Nepz3inggolb, ga,
nuroe cine &lapperi6ldnge gefunben,
unb 5par BON 9. 8. Sod, einem Get
tion8z 8prmdnu Der yReuoingz8dbn. "
0a angenommen pirb, oaB alapperz
Idlun9en 8ipei Sabre alt perben, ebe
iid Der erfte S6pan5ring btloet, nit
Dem tie bos rahelnOe @erduid berpor@
bringen, muB Die getObtete @4ldnge
Elm Otter BON q Sabren errei4t 9az
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Staot Baltimore.
8ricibeiorberuna mad benz MusIanDc.

Ote dlsfpdrft9e Pof fur Die NIL
Dem 25. Suli enoenbe 8o4e ialtebt
Tin alien 6dnen pinttlif) I'M blez
iigen ppitumte, pie folgt:
Die Yddetz9oit lit offen tdglin pom
9 uhr Mcrgens Bis 5 llbr Na9mttz
tags (ausgenpmmen Sunntdg); bic
padet=goit fir 9eutT4lanb i4lieBt
I'm II u6r 8prmittags am Wfontdg.
Die Sampfer perIafcn Hep@g)ort,
n.zO., Biz anberpeitig d%ngegtbeE.
SransatGcntii6e BOT.
Oienftao nm 8 u6r 4benos nd9
europa per Odmpfer st. Puul" ptd
southampton die Boit mad Srldnb
muB per ct. Yaul" be5ei6nst lein);
Inn II l16r Q6enbs na4 europa per
9ampfer nMujeitic" pia Queens
tonn.
Mittpo4 = UNI 9 16r 4benos
nu6 1runtrei6, Dem iiOlifen Guz
ropu, @gnpten unO 8ritiI6>Snoien
per Oampfer ga 8ascogne" bia
0dpre (Die YoIt nd6 dnoeren 29etlen
bon Europa muB nper ga 8dsco9ne"
be5ei9net ietn).
Sreituq - nm 9 u6r Qbenos no9
europa per 9dmpfer r@dmpdnld"
pid Queenstown.
9ot ii g il b. unb Central
Mmerifd, 80 eftiubiene etc.
DIEM tag - UNI 1 u6r Nd9mttz
tuqa nuh Samaica per 9umpfer BON
8oitor; I'm II ubr Nu6tS na4 Bra
filien per 0ampfer r9recian 9rincs"
pia Maceio uno 3io be Suneirp.
mittno6 - UNI II ll6r Nu6t5
rad Gu6u per 9ampfer rMonterep";
na6 GRANADA unD Srintoao per
9umpfer rMurdcds".
0onneritag nm 1 ubr Ha9mtts
tags na9 Sumuicd per Sampfer bon
8offpn; nm II u6r Na6ts na3
9orto 9lata per 9umpfer BON 3D.
5ton.
6reitaq - I'm 1 l16r Nd6mittdgs
nd6 Bermuda per Odmpfer BON 9dz
lifar, N.4S.; nm 7 ubr 4benDs nu6
8raiilien per Damp fer nSprdcuie I"
pid 9ernambuco uno Santos; I'm y
u6r Nudt8 na6 ben Ga Qlataz8ez
genben per 9ampfer nGuiiloa" na4
g&eu96unblunb per 9ampfer Sill
pia"; mad Yorto 3ico, Gurucuo uno
8~ene3ueId per 9umpfer p@draca8" :;
mad 6ortunezSslun0, Sumotca uno
Gdrtdgenu per 0umpfer nQltai";;
na9 Cuba per 9ampfer n0}orro
Gaitle" Dia 6apana; na9 Snuguu,
6apti uno Santa Mart6a per 0umz
pier rQtbos".
9off fir NeufunbIdnb pia Nortb
SDbnep unb fir Miguelon bid Bottom
i9liebt 6ier tdgli9 nm 3 11br Nd6z
mittdgs; fir Cuba pia Sampd, 6lu,,
tdgli9 I'm 1 ll9r Na6mittugs; fir
!9onburds, Gotta Ricu uni @uatemas
Ia bia NepzS rIears tdgIi4 um 8 llbf
Qbenbs.
Srdns@ Ydcttt y 0 i.
9ienitag - nm 7 u6r N6enos
na4 @6ina uno Supan pid 9uncous
Der.
Die Poit mad 6upaii, Sopun unO
ben Y6ilippinen bia San 6rancisco
f4lieBt bier tdgli9 big gum 26. Suli
UNI 7 l16r Q6enos; na6 Nuftralien,
NsuJSeelan0, Sill, Samoa uno So
naii oia San 6runcisco tdgli6 Bis
gum 1. 4uguit nm 7 u6r N6enOs.
2ransz9acifiez9ot piro tGgIi9
gum Ibgan9s6afen %bef0r0ert unO DR.
rangsments limb getrpffen fir Oeren
ununter6ro6ene ueberIano : 8sf0rbes
rung.
g. 0uDtes @arfte16,
goItmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

SnFdIGatipn. = Der n6ors
reit20iitritt Hr. 138, 0euti9er I'm
teritiiBungs guno," peI6er iein
6auptquartier in @pqbradt's 6otsl,
Nr. 912, Siio4@barles@ StruBe, bat,
perfamnlslte ii6 geitern Gbeno, uno
9eputp 9anielmann, pelder fir bic
ZEN 4benb Den 8orfiB fu6rte, initial
lirte Die folgenoen 8eamten: %. 6uIe
brinf qrdiioent, 2uopig 5ranf 8icez
grGiicent, s. 8onbru6t Sefretdr. ~.
8oQ6ra6t S4uBmeiItsr, Mi9ael
Dreier 4ufieber, 6re5. Werner 6ii6=
rer uno Gdburot S6mibt S4uBmeis
iter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
1rna0Oie in IemzS rlcnns.
0iItrift5anlpult 8urlep in ieinem
giirsau ermoroet. - Sel6itmorO
pes 36Gter8.


Renz OrIeans, 20. Suli. -
0iItrittsonpult s. @uro 8urlep
puroe baute in Ieinem 8iiredu i'm
Ma6ecuz8ebGuoe BON Clarence 2ion,
einem SpirituoIenbdnoler, eri6oRen,
llnmittefbar mad Der I6at ri6tetf
Der M0rosr feline 8affe gegen ii4
Ielbit uno bya6te Ii4 cine tOotliae
ShuBpunoe bel.
(Spdter.) - Der nahre Same Deg
M0rber8 1T Qouis q, Qnons. Der
ielbe mar frii6er ais Glert ungeIteQt
unD nuros Dor ms6reren Subrsn IN
ter Der Qnfluge perbdftet, cine 9iaz
munt 8oritednuoel geItoblen 5u bdz
Zen. Die Qntluge erpiss Ii6 ais I'M
6tQriinbet uno er leitete odruuf6in
cine S6uoenerIaBtlage gegen ben @ns
flGger Elm. Gr perlor ieinen Yro5eb,
nafoem er ieine gar3e 6ube Odraut
berrpenpet bate, unb belt 8urlen,
nel6er als iein Qnpqlt fungirt bate,
bofiir beruntportli6. Wtan erfdhrt
ieBt, ouB er I6on bGufig 9eorobt
bate, 8urlen unO iih ielbIt gu tooten.
@urlep mar Elm betannter Surlit uno
unter @lepelono'8 3peiter QOmintz
itratipn 8unOe5anpolt fir QOuiiiaRa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Ginc Hciie nath Gcutidfnno,

nm Die @elt Oosr mad irgenO einem
Sbeile Der Welt arrangirt. Reiiez
binste iibsr ale 8ahn= uno 9ampfers
2inien. S6eo. $. 0isner 6
6 O., AS Water=Str. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

shiittclirpff, shmcrscn, MaIa;
rita, Ga Grippe mn0 idilimme Grfal-
tmnacm furirf omrd) ,,9Slnncn's Iane
Hilie" and in hiiiifaer SDrm).
PrciS 25c. 9l%llentbalbcn uerfaMft.
Iti2. S&S,lA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

$500 mad g6iGGbeGpbiu,
$3.50 mad Gbeiter, $1,00 nd4
8ilmington uno 3uriid.
@onntag. ben 26. Suli; rPennipIz
panid : GiIen6obn;;" 4bfubrt BON
Union : 8a6nbof in Baltimore 8.05
M}oreens. Ridtebr, Qbfa6rt DON
philadelphia Z u6r Qbsnb8; BON
G6eTer 7.20 Qbenos; bon Wilming=
ton TAO 46enos. 198,202-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Metternusfihtsn.

Wetterdus / 6ten Sir
MarplanO uno ben Oiftrift Columbia
tlur uno pGrmer am 0ienitug, fIur
am Mittpp4, lei4te perdnberIi6e
Winn&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
9lhtMn1!

Itrilumt ni6t, &tbb:'s elegant ;:no.ribfttes
pbOroarapbiibcs Htc.;cr, Hy. 32I, RcrosWaU=Str.,
Al btiubcr.
goriia!.bc, qarautirt Oautrbaftt Gabiu,t=g.Iotr
fir 81 90 ous Sus M.
Gmliu.= uuo Qlatin.gjctr. iopic iunal,riIb
ausQcfubrtt ItbtnsgroBe Qortrdts Tuo 0tbbtls
Sptiil.itottn.
sir gut, gtoieuuug birot Der 8uf os at:litrs.
Clidrilj,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
@cIpiensmnnen nod acntidllnnn

"a Gents pro M}drt uno GommiIIion.
5beo. 8. 9tensr & 6 D., 415
WaterSS truBe, Gu5lGnoiife5 GeIn,
0e6iel uno Greoit=8riefe. S4iff5s
tarten BON uno nah europa, (266-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21


uQrbeiterz Mdnner6pr." Conn
tdq, ben ,. auouit 1903, qrobc Grturfon na9
f5air.0iep Der Sanpftr s5bumus Wortble0".
8aIebau, ,Sriple=part" 9erte,
Eammittdss 4 llbr. Baltimore ~Qessneutfalo.
n@lectricz8arf". = SG9li4 5pet
aauD,piuss 9 rfeluuQsu.
nSbalia : MGnner6or". = Son1z
tag, peu %. 9uli, QroBe Grturiion nno 9itntc
nab 6airs9tip, 8od=6rett, dut on SdmpIern
r5bos. Wortbltp" unD .9er,l".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

Nur lei6t perleBt. - Sc
tern Ra6mittag puroe Der 10 Sabre
alte SamI. 66parB BON glr. 518,
6iio Caroline 6traBe, am Glib
8roaonup BON Dem 8uggD Oe5 Or.
Nolun iibsrfabren uno Iei6t perleBt.
Der 8nube nuroe in 0oIf'5 Npotbete
untsri uft uno tonnte Oann na4
0auie gsben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

VlttI. Roromctcrf. 2941 nohte Iempsratur. 80
Diittl. lnerr1omsIsrf.. rs y~tieorIaitc ltmperot. 81
Tie hotits SdHeQi9tctt be: 4SInoes N timer
Stuuoe befrus 26 gisilen pom AcftsH.
So5 aetrI1e g8etttr. Die bobns
5tmpratur ots ~etitrretH 3l9:s ibis llbr NbeHD5)
mar aui nahasneHnttn GtatL0ntn, ME iOLat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

1critp=Gip o ) o o 0 , , / DO
gQorc,itr o o q q 0 0 o D %
an QrODtOcucc
4rop:Oeucc . 3 o o l O 0 o
gi;payf O 0 0 , 0 0 0 0 %
IN Ho6tttr.
Rpt,cntr 0 o o 0 o o 0 o 3-3
Eo.outo , 0 0 0 . 0 o o 2-4
Stir3te aus Dem 8uggp.
Der 80 Sabre aIts SEQ. 8iel bon
Rr. All, /. StruBe, Canton, ~Itiir5te
Qeitern Q6eno an Der Gde BON 6Aatez
Ipearez uno 8onOitraBe aus einem
guggp bes 9rn. 8uumeiiter uno
muBte i'm 8atrolpagen na6 ieiner
Bobnung gebru9t perOen. gr bate
f6mer3baFta @erleBungen an Den 8ei=
nen erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

8ufe6oIL. - Die 8altimorer
Tpielten geItern bier ni6t, oa Der Sc
nitteriturm geruoe CUR 3eit oes Be-
Qinnas oes Spieles eintrat. Die
6core an ancersn Orten mar, ME
folgt:
On Trrit b=E i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

$500 a d 96iIobelpHiu
uno 5uriid
am 6onntag, ben 26. Suli, ouf Der
r4enn7Dloania : Giienba1n;" Q6fubrt
Dpn Baltimore sos 0ormittaq8.
$3.50 mad G6e1ter, $1.OO nu8 Wilz
minoton uno 3urijf. Qsbnli6e grz
fur5ionen am 9. uno %. Nuguit.
8,202-6)
gNcttcrbcridlt.
Ser. aoten:2&ettsrsRirsau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21
Cine frieolidje Snpafon.
Baltimore BON cincm Scere BON
oGlts" einsenummem.

9rps Der auspdrtigen 9dfte 9e>
tern e~ingetrOffen. = Sin buntbe=
tpegtes Bib in Der Hudburiduft
Der 9uuptquurtiere. = Die SQu=
mindtipn Der Stabt abermuls ppn
SauIenben bepunbert. Die
beutige formsqe grOffnun9 Der
Convention.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-21

@cttcrbcriCht.
@er. dutens2&sttsr"SIrsau
Baltimore. Den 20. sui 1J03.J
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
LEFT-HANDEDNEss And LEFT-sIDEDNEss.

Much has been written about leftanded people,
has heretofore tried determine by statistics how frequently
they Prof Lombroso determined undertake that task He
made observations operatives and soldiers and found that
the normal proportion per and per
Further research revealed the that the OF
ehanded people among criminals much higher 50 that Prot
ionbroo ettandedness characteristic which
meets CRIMINALS with whom ethandedness
His researches this direction led Prof Lombroo
qure whether there also what might call eft-sdedness
that whether there people who have greater sensly
the left than the right He discovered that ededness
much larger proportion than etandednes and that left
this sensitive esidedness than
rghhanded people this sensitive esidedness is almost
the rule the conclusion being that efthanded
people criminals and sensitive left-sded
people among lunatics. LOmbrOsO remarks:
civilization and culture he shows always
greater compared savages the masculine this
adults outnumberng children
savage when they properly lett
and which OF
eandedne ago Daunay observed that the holds
the which the takes with the LETT that the
woman buttons clothes from right left while the does so
right and that and children when they
line key for instance of watch initiate the movement
while the adult does always lett ol
right explains why early times and still among people A
lcivized such Arabs the writing preferably from right to
left which habit of children until corrected Daunay went
so far in discover that antique chonomete
left while modern wound IN INC
opposite directon.-Noth American Review
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
STOCKMEN ARE AFRAID
OF ANOTHER NEW PEST
Maui Has Weed Which is as Bad as Lantana
and Grows on the Levels Where Lantana
Doesn't--The Horn Fly Too.

pest said be destructive than
frightening the stockmen OF Hawaii they called
Board of Agriculture for aid eradcang
pest most prevalent Maui and will be
its spread to the other islands The native the pest pama
kan and the thing about the weed that grows
the upper levels where the lantana
Secretary Cooper of the Board Agriculture received
letter from the Live Stock Association asking government
getting rid of the weed The letter A Judd
meeting of the Agricultural Board Wednesday, and in
qested also the help of the enomoog finding
remedy for the horn fly which botherng stock
1t stated the letter that the horn flies instances
large cattle and generally they injurious
made that Professor
enemies of the fy
further
search for parasite which prey upon
Maui 1t stated that the weed uxuanty Maui
and that there danger that might spread other islands Mr.
Judd asked that the board warning against allowing
foohod in other places eventually might choke off all
ether vegetation
the the board This pest grows
wild Maui and particularly slopes
1t particularly destructive vegetation upper eve-a
lanana The weed from three feet high and
broad oval Leaf with small flower 1t dnsey that the
bullock force way through heavy grohs
fact connection with the that grows just above
the anana The ntana growth ends generally the foot
level and the weed within hundred
level, and grows a height of eight feet
1t stated that the blight which attacks the lanana
also destructive to the pest but this disputed
Mr. Thurson states that the native for the weed
"pamakani."
The of the pest generally discussed the
should
ootod of the other islands decided
Professor Perkins and Professor Koebele find if possible blight
for the new pest and also parasite for the horn fly.
The catlemen much alarmed both
themselves taking possible their
and find antdote check both the fly and the weed
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

GLASGOW, Scotland Oct. 1.-The British Admiralty has de-
cided to build fifteen torpedo boat desroyers.
PARIS France Oct I-Advces have been received here that
Japan has two regiments of infantry Korea.
PARIS France, Oct Official advces received by the French
Government indicate that the Balkans has been averted until
spring.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. Nv. A CASTOR has just nomn-
ad Governor of Massachusetts, by the Democrats assembled
state convention.
PARIS France Oct 1T is now said that the Russian eva
cuaton of Mancua by October impossible China has only
an unsigned agreement calling for it.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct Indictments have been found
today Beavers Scott Tower and Senator Green of New York
These indictments all in connection with the Post Office frauds and
scandals which being unearthed
PORT ARTHUR Oct. 1.-The program for Russias eastern
vceoyat this province which has lately been created
provides administration entirely independent
the surrounding provinces, under Prince Aexieff
DANNEMORA, New York Oct 1.-The three Van Wormer
brothers ectrocud here this morning within the walls of the
prison The crime for which they paid the penalty
was the murder o heir uncle P. A. Lattenbeck.
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