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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
Low FARES
ON ATLANTIC

NEW YORK, June 22-Eastbound
steerage rates have been reduced by
the Cunard line from this port. An
nouncement has just been made that
third-class passengers will be accepted
to Liverpool, London, Glasgow and
Belfast for SIS. This is a cut of near
ly one-half, as the old rate was SIS to
$3.50, according to the class of the yes
sci. The new schedule establishes rates
TO other ports as follows: To Stock
holm $23. to Hamburg, Bremen, Rot
terdam and Antwerp ST, to Austrian
ports $25.
The international Mercantile Marine
Company announced today that it had
met the cut steerage rate of SIS to
London, and ST. to Antwerp, put into
effect yesterday by the Cunard line
There are indications, according to
Herald dispatch from London that the
war in Storage rates from Europe to
America will soon come to an end De-
partures from Liverpool have risen lit
tie beyond the figures of the CORES
ponding perior of last year, and. the
adds, the effect of rate
cutting has simply been loss of money
to all the lines concerned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
HAPPINESS.

Quit trying to be happy. Happiness
is a chimera, vain and idle conceit,
a fantastic solecism. The best plan
is to set for yourself a certain standard
of misery and learn to grin and bear
it. Then. whatever comes above that
standard will be happiness.
Happiness, like beauty, is merely
comparative. If all our women had
fiat noses like those of the bellies of
Africa we should find some fat noses
extremely beautiful and other fat
noses not a all presentable. A lone
widow with three children and one
small bed required her oldest boy to
sleep on a pile of straw in the corner.
One bitter night the bowling wind COM
ing through the cracks kept blowing
the straw away. The little fellow shiv-
cred till blue in the face. His hands
were nearly frozen trying to hold the
straw in place. Finally the mother
rose and completely covering her SON
with straw laid upon it an old door
which had been leaning against the
outer wall. The wind then blew in
vain, and a happy voice came from
the corner: Mamma, it amt every
boy that's got a door. New York
Press
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
RUSSIA A BABEL OF RACES.

The Russian population is perhaps
the most mixed of all nations. and is
made up in large measure of conquer
ed peoples who still remember their
overthrow with bitterness. Proba bly,
not far from one-third of the whole
from 10000, 900 to $4,000, 000-are true
Muscovites. Around the central Mus
covites are grouped Lapps, Firms,
Germans Lithuanians, Poles, Little
Russians, Ruthenians, Roumanians,
Greeks, Georgians and Tartars, with
Jews and Gypsies scattered through
the south and west. These are all IN
European Russia, and this is nothing
to the medley in Asiatic Russia, where
there is an almost endless variety of
races. Each of the races mentioned
speaks a different tongue, and there are
at least six different religions among
them, without counting sectaries, such
as the Dukhobors. Bitter political
hatred of Russia burns fiercely among
the Firms. Poles and Armenians; while
symptoms of active revolt are reported
among Georgians and Turcomans along
the Asiatic frontier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

The twenty-frst anniversary of the
opening of the Brooklyn bridge took
place recently. 1t has been a busy
place since 1888. The total receipts
therefrom from 1883 to 1898, when the
structure passed into the possession
of the railroad companies, We're ST.
III, $50, and the expenditures for the
same period were SIS, ,301 The rail-
road earnings from 1888 to 1898 were
13,734,S1S, and the earnings from the
roadway in the Same period $1,205, 460.
The Brooklyn bridge cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 1000. The cost of the
structure itself was $t1, 100000. while
the cost of acquiring real estate, ETC.,
for the terminals was about $4,000, 600.
The cost of the Williamsburg bridge,
the second of the East river bridges,
will be in the neighborhood of $50, 000,
000 The cost of the Williamsburg
structure will be less than that of the
Brooklyn bridge structure, but the ex-
pense of acquiring real estate for ter
minals and approaches was greater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

The effect of the Panama canal on
the ports of South America is going to
be bad. Steamers that now run around
the Horn, stopping for supplies at this
or that southern port, will go direct via
Panama. There is aslarge business done
between Australia and Europe, the
east-bound vessels touching first at
Valparaiso, then at Montevideo, Rio
de Janeiro and Pernambuco in turn
The length of the route to Europe is
1858 miles. Via the Panama canal,
however, the distance viii be 1851
miles, space worth saving. a general
decline in shipping business may be
expected at the great South American
ports as soon as the canal begins BUSH
ness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

There is at present living at Tiflisky
Listok, an English paper states, an old
Russian soldier aged 122 years, who
fought in many battles against Napoie-
on L. s-Nicholjewitch Schmidt
was born in the year 1892 at Scaulen,
in the government of Kowno, and en-
tered the army when fourteen years Il
age. He is in possession of numerous
orders, and also the gold medal for
saving life. In the year 1858 he was
ordered to escort the political Offender
Schukowski to Siberia. The prisoner
escaped, and Andreas was in consa-
quence banished to Siberia himself,
where he remained for ten years. In
1858 he was pardoned by Alexander II.
and returned to his home. He has
still his sight and hearing. and can
walk without assistance, and he is still
able to enjoy life. His memory is bad
for things of today, but he remembers
wildly the events of his younger life
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
How kilograms are made to fit:

How kilograms are made to fit:
Afternoon skeleton dispatch: Tam
many comedies Parker"
Stars amplification: Tammany Hall
leaders now concede the nomination of
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York
for President by the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
Bulletins application: The Tam
many forces now concede the nominal
ton of Judge Parker, the presumption
being that the Parker forces have made
the desired concessions to Tammany
for control of patronage.
The presumption" is the Bulletins
only. 1t did not come by cable. The
Star INDUCED in no presumptions, but
gave the news.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

to man a ship. Scarce a luau occurs
without bringing enough princes and
princesses together to make a new
Almanach de Gotha. We even have an
ex-queen. one OF the Bonapartes works
in local bank; a welI-reputed des-
cendant of the Guelphs, through the
late Duke of Edinburgh, used to drive
a hack and perhaps does yet Talk
about royaIty-it is a drug on the local
market, the only luxury we have here
except the climate and the sea-bathing
which comes cheap.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

The Advertiser agrees with its CORE
snondent that the slaughter of doves
reported from Waialua was unsports-
manlike. Hunters competed for the
biggest bags and killed more doves
than they could possibly use, thus I'M
necessarily cutting down the supply for
OF two dozen doves is enough for any
sportsman. OF the great number sent
here when the season opened $50 spoiled
because no one called for them at the
depot. There is no law to regulate the
number of birds to be killed by a hum
ter. but true sportsman does not need
a law to keep him from slaughtering
game
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Yiscount Wolseley thinks that one of
the coming great wars will be between
China and the United States. He looks
to see the Chinese army and navy put
on a footing worthy of so rich and
populous an empire. There is more
than a hint in the Viscount's deliver
ance that he would like the job of
organizing China's forces, though he
imagines that a Mongol Napoleon will
arise when needed and make China the
first of military powers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Here is a story that illustrates the
estimate the German citizen places on
sauerkraut IS a food staple A Ger
man was speaking last fall about the
high price of cabbage. I tell you, desc
kabbages is awful high, dis year." he
said; me und me wife puts up six, sew
en-, eight barrels of sauer1raut every
year-but We can't dis year. Dem kab-
bages dey cost too much" You put
up some sauerkraut. didn't you, Chris %
he was asked oh, yes-two or three
barrels-just to hat in de house in case
of sickness
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

If we may trust the newspaper para
graphs, the blooming city of Los An
geIes has no less than two citizens who
can boast a truly royal lineage. One
of these is Mr.. w. ]. H. Murat, a ma
chinfst, who claims the throne of Ma
ples as a defendant of joachim Murat.
Another is DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey,
who claims Iineal descent from Robert
Bruce. the Scottish hero--Leslie's
Weekly
What is Los Angeles that it should
exalt itself? In Hawaii you can throw
a stone into any crowd and hit some
one of royal blood. There are enough
descendants of the Kamehamehas here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

At colliery, near Leeds, is a shaft
with staging around it, its height
being considerably above the average
OF such erections in the West Riding.
y miner had fallen off this staging to
the ground, and on recovering con-
sciousness, was offered glass of wa
ter by one of the men who had picked
him up. Looking at the water in dis
gust and amazement, he exclaimed:
- -. hoo fur docs tina ha' to fall
at this pit afore they gives yer
brandy e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
SECRECY NECESSARY.

THE book is a marvel said the pub
Usher enthusiastically. You had bet
ter drop the nom de plume and pub
lish over your own name"
NO." replied the author; It's mon
ey 1 want, not fame.''
But, my dear sir, you can have
fame and money both if you publish
over your own name''
Not much 1 can't. My wife would
know had the money n.''-Catholic
Standard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

If Russia tells the truth she has
called out all the naval reservists and
al, 900 recruits besides. What she is
going to do with them remains to be
seen. Only as many recruits can be
kept in Manchuria as the railroad can
support and as for the naval men,
though they have plenty of water, they
are painfully short of boats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

When a bankrupt can induce men
to lend him money without security
borrow it back on mortgage security
at high interest and then go to work
to repay the loan and redeem the prop
ertv. his place is in bigger town than
Honolulu. He ought to be in Wall
street selling mining stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Liaoyang reports that a battle is on
If Russian news begins to come from
some point further north than Lao
yang in a day or two, or stops alto
gether, it won't be necessary to wait
for the returns to learn what has hap
zr1ered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Suggestion for the next yellow car
toon: Alphonse Hearst, bowling low to
Castor Parker-'.After you, my dear
CASTOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07
Mr.. Bryan is one to sixteen.

BY this time Iaukea has probably
come out as the original Parker man.
1t would be like him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Hearst needn't insist that he is run
ming. Everybody can see that. AT the
rate he is hitting the ground he will
soon be out of sight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-07

Cheers for Grover Cleveland and
..slight applause for Bryan show that
the Democracy and silver have finally
got their divorce.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10
Sur6i6tise R~esenf6irme.

Man beri6tst aus 2onbon: 0us
neueits auf benz 9ebist Der Mpbe lit
Der bur6ii6tige Regenfbirm. Der
f6tparSe S6irm ioq perf6pinben.
Man bat bsrsits ben @erIu6 eemadt,
in ben 2obpnsr parts rotbe Ressns
f9irme nit seIben Strsifen einsufih
rem; a6er aud bieie furbieen S6irme
baben nod bisIelben Ra6tbeile tpie bic
i6parSsn, fie fin0 unbur6ii6tig unb
man fam bel ndFem @etter ebenIogut
Semanb nit feinem farbigen Regen@
i6irm anrennsn mi. nit einem f9tpar=
gen. Sin genialer Srfinoer 1T nun
auf ben 9ebdnten psrfaleu, fir bag
Sriibiabr burdii9tige Regeni6irme 3u
bringen. Wan piro 70 freili9 ni9t
lGnaer bic gntiduloigung bdben, Sc
manb, ben man nidt iebsn mill, ni9t
gu feben, inbem maj ben S6irm
ettpas nisbriger trGgt. Inosrieits
perbsn 9amsn nit Sreuben bic Rsuez
rung begriiben, bic Elm bibi6es 9eii6t
uub cine fdlante Sisur nidt perbirst.
Die SubItans, aus Der bisie bur6Ii6s
tisen S9irme ssma6t iperben, 1T elm
9ebsimnib bss Grfinbers. Die
S9irme fsben fpis 9Ius aus. iinb
iebo6 ni6t gang 10 bur6fdtis. sic
Gbneln in Der Tarbe benz G%lfenbein
uno bic StGbe bss 9efte1s iheiRen
aus aluminium obsr Silber gu iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10
GiHe burHebme euslii9e Sod3eit.

Gin erobes grsisniB in Der ensIis
f6en @eieGIddft funb tiirslid in @ara
mid fat. Ollie 9irtsngIpden BON
Warpid lGutsten, unb ale 2eute auf
Der StrdBe riefen Surrab, als gu Weits
tag 2abp Wariorie Grepiae, 2orb
Waripid's Sp9ter, mad Der Stride
fubr, I'm bort nit Discount Selmslep
getraut gu tperben. Die Stride mar ges
brGnet poG bon SO95eitsgGiten. Der
8rdutieum tpartete nit ieinem grauta
fiibrer an ben Stufen bes 4ltars, alS
bic 8raut am 4rm hires 9aters ldngs
fam bur9 bic Reiben biIOenoen Safe
fam. Sic fab febr gut aus in BEN tpei@
BEN ouftigen &leib aus Gbiffon unb
Spite, bas cine Barrier rS6Dpfung"
mar. lin ben Rod Sog fid cine reun
3oa breite Salbel aug Medelner
Spiben, iiEr Der elm 9epinoe aus tleiz
men reiben RoIen uub 8 rdugenbliitben
fab, bic in furSen 3pii6enrdumen
nit peibieioenen Sdlsifen pie gu
9Ouis XIV. 3eiten eebalten purbe.
Sinten maj Der Rod pieredi9 unb
I6leppnf0rmig eeI9nittsn, 10 baB
stpa a SUB auf benz 8ooen na6z
f9Ispptsn. Sariiber lag cine entz
siidenbe SoffdIeppe aus Me6elner
Spiben, bic i6on bic alte Srau @ars
mid gu ibrer So93eit eetrasen bate.
Die Sdlsppe ipar auf tpeidem Chiffon
geurbeitet unb ni6t NIT 9lumen Be-
Isbt. Don Der linten Settle oes 2eibz
dens baeegtn fielen 8lumen berab,
gum She'll bis auf ben @iirtel, Der in
elmer Spite pie gu 2ouis XIV. Soften
auslief. Die Saiae mai ni6t ausgea
f6nittsn, mai ater burd bic eingeieBte
flare Spite febr buftig. Die psiten
Germel iparen big gum Gabogen meba
rere Male ee5ogen, uno BON bort gins
gen LANCE ense SpiBenmanffstten bis
gum Sunbeelent.
S9mudfa6en trug bic 8raut ni6t.
Die beiben tleinen S6leppentrGgsr
iabsn nit ibren rptben Sammtumbdns
gen, ben ipeibfeibenen &niebpien unb
ben ipsiBieibenen Sduben nit boben,
rotben Saden iebr feltiam aus. Den
tleinen Paeen folgten pier5ebn 9rauta
jungfern in @epGnbern, bic mad einem
8tlbe bon Homnep gearbeitet paren.
sic trueen peibIeibene poae R6de unb
ge5ogere peibe @biffonbluIen, bic gum
Sb.ik bur6 rotbe COMMUNICATION
berosdt purben, bic i'm 9iirtel fpib
suliefen. Die MGntelten Der eripahz
Ienen 8rautiungfern bingeeen bineen
itplaartig berunter. 9aSu trugsn lie
erobe rotbe Sammtbiite nit peiBen
Sebern uno grobe peibe Mardbumufz
fen, elm 9eI9ent bes 8rdutigams. gbe
bas 8rautpaar mad Der Srauung bic
Stride bsrlieb, pertbsiltsn bic 9rdut>
iunefern tleine Sdneegl0d6enitrGuBe,
nit peibfeioenen 8Gnbern u~mpunoen,
inter bas Bolt. Rad benz SriibItiit
in Der srpBen Saue bes S9lpfes fubr
bus junge 9uur nab Sngreite, nm
bort bic 6litterpoden gu psrleben.
Die iunge Srau perlieb ibr Cltsrnbdus
in einsm pdItelblauen Sleio Gus
Sammt, bds in Der Saile eesoeert
mar. Die eroben Sammtdrmel fielen
iiber llnterdrmel aus peibsr Spite
uno MuFeIin. Der ba3u paiIenbe Sut
mar nit 3obsl beIebt, uno cine grpBe
Stulu unb Muffe aus 3pbel, Elm Sods
seitsseident. perbplftdnbigte ben fsbr
porne6men In5ue. Gine eanse Reibe
bon Siifen mar nit BEN So9Seitsgs=
f6enten bebedt. 80nis Gbparb bate
cine bufsiienfOrmige 8roTde aus Siaz
man:en unb Rubinen ssIanbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

unitum. 5iibrsr (im Mus
feum): limb bier, meine Ssrri6aften,
cine SoteIrehnuug, bic iiber stpansig
Sabre i'm Meerpafer eelegen bat;
Stnter Sic fi9, tpie geial5sn bic &c.
porbsn it'll"
-Sepibist - Grdu gum
9ienitmGo9sn): .gnnd, Der 9ottpr
tommtl 3ieben Sic raid bic SaIouIie
in bic 90be, ionft brinst er fpi.ber ei.
men Ro4tbsiu9 in anrsdnung!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

bemertte er nod. Unfit 9u ie bds
beim perbrineen : ober in 81 Paio9"
nSabeim, bubeiml" rief fie, 70 Sim,
nirsenba fonit!"
Sim par bic sr5bte 9Gnbiguus ieis
mes 2ebens %selunsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

- 9ur3e Soffnung. ~Mar,
pump mir no6mul Ssbn Wlurtll" =
SIT mir beute leioer unmOglid; =
aber mpresr, ipsuu On tpieoer tommf,
nit 9srgniigsn!" - raann i'd mid
b'rauf ~perlaHen9" - ~9epib! Oh
bait ia perfprodeu, mir morgen bic
Sulebt sspumptsn 5sbn Nart pieosrs
sugsben!"
- 9ers9te 6 Ii It g.
3abnarJt (beim 9latteis gu isinsm
Saus6errn): p8ertldgen fperbe i'd Sic
ouf Sdubenerfab, fpenn 81. ni9t por
Der Saustbiire 9lf9e ftreuen; peritez
ben Sie!" = Sinh Sic bi~ngefaaen2"
: sd ni9t, aber elmer meiner Puz
t~ieutsn. unb Der bat ii6 eineu 3abn
aussefauen, ben er ii9 ssrabe bel mir
aiebeH IaTen pollte!"
RotorieIIt gefGtis
Souriit: Sinh bic @i.r cub
frii92" Dirtb (b.i benz elm Notar aus
Der Staot als Commentaries
pphnt): ~Sapobl! Der Serf gptar
mar P.ripnlia 5us.sm!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

intpang. pt9 tpmme aud oft na9
SiIOer, unb es pirb mir bas grObt
9er9niisen mu9en... % ia, bite"
limb er perebrte ibr nod einen srpben
Siirtis, ben er tiir5li4 unfern Der
9ergperte BON Santa 4nita gefunz
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

Sim bate tpieoer sinmal flint Gage
meg isin miifen. Inter ieinen Ra9s
folsern tparen bic 9sI6dfte Der GsGs
Run9 arg in unOrbnung setummeE,
unb er erbielt pom P~rdiioenten Der
9eIeuI6aft ben Ruf gu elmer @onfes
ren5, nm ales ptebsr in suten Stanb
gu bringen. 60 gIdn3enb paren feline
@erbGltnife bod ni4t, buB er etneu
IoI4en Ruf bate ausidIagen biir'
fen.
Sine tribe 4bnung idgte ibm, baB
er mad Der Riidtebr 6as Suus pieoer
leer finbsn psrbe. Die 4bnuns bate
ibn niGt b%etrossn! Sim ld6eIte grim.
mig, tpie nod ME Suppr.
Die ndaits Rodbarin, Elm miittsr'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-09
3metraooieb beitraft.

SoIepb patterion, Der am Samftag
elm &ao, pel1es er bor benz Sccioen=
tal Sotel ffeben lab, aeitoblen batte
uno Der bel benz 8eriu@e, es gu ber'
f%aufen, nerbaftet wuroe, muroe i'm
Yoli3eiseridte nit $25 uno Soften be-
ftraft. Da er nidt 3ablen fonnte.
uanberte er fur 80 Sage in's Nrbeits-
haus. patterfon, Der fid BON ct.
2ouis, mo er gearbeitet bate, auf benz
Seimpese befanb, lanbete bier Obne
Wittel uno ffabl oas &ab eben, um
feline eri93pfte 2aRe tpieoer aufau.
frif4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-09
9emti@er Grssn Der Sarnsari.
Situns Der Stuatss @rObs9ose.

Sic Staats @roB Goge bes Eeut=
idsn Oroens Der 9arugari, pel9e bier
am Sonntaa uno MOntag in Sibune
mar, berbanbslts meiiens @efddfte BON
innerer Bebeutuns. @s murbe be-
idloKen, nod Der Sibung Der @roB.
2oee Der 8ereini9ten Staaten, wslds
am z. September in Pittsbur9, 3d.,
ftattfnbet, cine ueue 2Oge in Snoiana.
polls gu srtinben. tuO3u fpdter Elm Iuf-
ruff gum Mni9luB an oieielbe in ben
oeutfden 3eitungen erlafen perben
fol-.
Die @roBbeamten, pel9e fur ben
nd4iten Sermin erpdblt tpurben, finb:
@rOb=8 arbe-@barles 8aaste.
Seputp : @rob . 8arbe = @ottlieb
gampbauien.
@roB=aufieber- Senrp Wiidmeper.
@roB=S 1abmeiffe - Carl &idter.
8roB-S ecretdr~- Sohn SieB.
@roB-@ aplan-@. s. Sente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-09
9oeal=YolttiideS.

Sm 6nuptquartier bes 9emocrati.
iden County, @omites i'm unitD=@ &C.
bduoe wuroe seffern abeno bon iunsen
Semocraten, uel9e in oieiem Sabre
gum erften Wale itimmen uerben, Der
First Voters Club" geeriinbet.
@tpa 20 junge 2eute traten bemielben
bel.
Sas &epublitaniide @ountp- @omite
miro in oieier WO4e cine Sibung obs
baIten, in mel9er bas Datum beg Sa=
aes, an tpeldem bic Champagne in Ma=
rion @ountp e%r0fnet weroen ioa, feit-
geiebt tperoen piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-09
Gtu s@ret6em Der 0eimnobeits:
@ebSroe an ste @aKer=
inert: @eisQi@aft.

Die @eIunbbsits- Beh6rbe bat 9eitern
Der WaRsrpert=S sislf9uft folsenbes
Sareiben, beren Snbalt fur fid ielbif
ipridt, su9eianbt.
vSie QueIen unierer Staot, pelde
fi9 an Der Oberfd9e befinben, inb
gum er6Bten She'll unrsin, bic einen
mebr, bic aroerert tueniaer. 8iele Der.
felben. iomobl auf itdotii6em, ME auf
gributbooen inb bon uns, Der @s:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fur untausli9 be-
funben porben. gs 1T besbalb unfere
pFidt. barauf au a9ten, bab Sbre
Company elm oaseit reines uno trint=
bares Wafer liefert, pel9es ni9t bic
@efunbbeit Der ginpobner bebrobt
uno 3ranfbeiten ober Sob beranlaBt.
Msbrere iorsfdltige rnteriudungsn
Sbres Wafers, bic 3u peri9ieoenen
3,eiten uno aug beridieoenen Mrten
bon Snsenieuren, @bemiter unb Baf.
~lerioloeel poresnommsn tporben finb,
baben fOlgenoss &eiultat eraeben:
Sas WaKsr, pelbss aus ben tisf.
l~iegenben Nuelen Sbrer COMPANY
fommt, 1T bon elmer bOrStsliden ge=
ihaHenbeit uno 3u allen 3eiten brau9s
bar. SO ift fdmadbafter unb seiinoer
uls absstodtes WaKer. Sieies quite
0uelwaHer miro aber bon Sbnen, be-
Dor es in bic Stdnoe Der @onfumsnten
fommt, in Der 8allerie nit SluB- unb
@runbwaher bermiidt, mel6es nidt
f~iltrirt uno 81 3eiten ourd gefdbrli9e
Subfanaen perunreinigt if. 9ieie
Wii9ung bes Wafers finbet ffatt i'm
@inberfdnoniB uno nit gewiaigung
Der 0orfanbsmitslieoer ibrer @om=
panp; bas 10 gemiidte WaHer 1T Direct
misunderstanding unb bewirft &ranf-
beiten unb Sobesfdae.
Wir baben biz i.Bt teine 8arantie,
bab sic bieiem Ilebeltauo abbsIfen
unb beHeres Wafer liefern molten.
Wir berlansen besbalb, oab fs 10.
fort Nbbhlfe i9affen, baB bas quite
Queamaiier in einem ma1eroiaten
&eIsrboir geiammelt miro unb oaB Die
obere @alerie an Der 6lub. pumpfa=
ton absebroden miro. STR bic
36idung bon 8rdnben fann ia bds
JluBwaRer beruenoet meroen. Sie
@eiunbbeitsbeb6roe beabfidtist ni6t,
Sbnen unn6tige S9mieriateiten gu Bee
reiten uno meiB bic anftreusungen, bic
sic bisber 9emadt baben, INN elm
suies Wa1er gu liefern, wobl gu Mir
oi9sn. fis re9net aber beifimmt oarauf,
oab sic i'm Snterehe oes algemeinsn
Wobls fhnenfens cine Nbbilfe Der
iebigen llebelifdnbs trehen unb iofort
gerbeRerunsen In GnsriH nebmsn
iueroen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-09
6emte GrSHnuus Der 5rab=
Henmen.

Nuf ben Staats-Gairgrtnben finbei
beute bic gr6fnun9 Der Mittiommer-
Srab.R enner. pel9e unter ben Mu-
fpieien Der .Snbpls. &acins MH'n."
nbgebalten tperben, ffatt. Die Bes
f9idung bes @ennen feitens Der @enn.
pferne-8 efber III cine rei4baltige, TO-
baB bic &ennen, uelas ieosn Nad'
mittas INN 2 ubr beginner, ieoenfaas
febr intereRant tuerben. Sn ben
StdIen auf ben Gairgrtinben b%efinoen
fi9 our 3eIt nabe3u 800 pferoe.
Dan pat9". Der beriibmtefe Sra.
Der bss 2anbes, miro am Sonners.
tag Na9mittag laufen.