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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

ben, lit nidt betannt. Vetanntli6
befono iid Ser oeutide @elartote in
berlelben @qltipogc, IN meIder Der
Sron5oie ben Steinluurf erbieit. aber
Die mtbeoeutenoe Steinuerferei elmer
ilegeIboften Gololtmohe bots ond)
fertig ee6rud)t, Dab 5rUei @eltm1dte,
Die Iid felt Sabrbunoerten gcqenleltlg
aIs @rbfeinoe 6etrad)ten, qemelnlam
i'll briioerlider Gntriiitltng nit foloi.
fallen Sdlddtihiffen Elm mir5iges
Sniel-H epublifd)en 81 oerni6tel oro.
berL mcrn ibneu nidt oie aeipiinid,te
Snti0fattion iiir cine berreintlide
geleiotgltng miro. Soffentlih miro
ibnen Die aemiini6te @enuatbuunQ.
oan1it Die Sormonie inn 8eltconsert
onrb feinen Wtibton perItimmt mirb.
Gem Siimmcl ober, Der nit Ieiner
Slegelei lertig brodDte, mas Die gerie-
benlten 3iplomoten IN S~Sabrbumoef,
ten nldt nermo1ten, eebort Der 0al.t
betoer ytationen, meil nun oaS ,erl=
tente coroiale" 3lpiiden Geittiblnnb
nno 6ronfreid enolid) pieoer ber9e.
itellt lit.
Wor1ttn Dcrlangen elropdiId.,
8roBnlobte bonn Sulton in Der Cir.
fet feline @enugtbuung ipeaen Der
ldier unglaublidcn S6ouotbotel
ieiner entnlenidten Soroen in Irme-
nien2 @enn nllr Der 5ebnte Gbe'l
jener grouenboIlen Gerbred)en uno
entleBlihen @reuel ipobr lit, melde
oieie Wo6e bon Miiiionaren aus oel;l
Orient nod Spnoon beri6tet nuroe1,
honn iollten moberne areu35iige -
poer beller n1reu5er"> 3iige p%eronltal.
let pernen, I'M Dem nfranfen Wonn"
om gosporus Wores 5ll lebrcn, ODER
ibm ein ieliaes @noe 81 bereiten.
No6 Den letten Nllgaben muroen
% 9orfer, gniiebelungen mo Srt.
lhoften gcpliinoert uno eiltgedidert.
Die Giniuobner, meldc nidt iliid)ten
fonntcnt mitrben eriboIien, eritoden
uno III manden Sdaen formlib OBJ
geiblod)tet. Srallen ltno WGoden
murocn gelbdnoct uno oann ebert
iolls in 0rdBlid)er @eiie ermorbet.
Die 2ciden Der ernloroeten mlrbeit
IN Die 9rllnnen uno @iIternen gelpor.
fen. Wefrofon lplIroe BON 9liroen
un0 Silrfen a%epliinoert nnb permiis
ltet. Die &ird)en boielblt ipuroen De.
molirt nnb Die 8ertblohen oorous
pcrolftionirt. SIN @on5en mllroen
mebr, oils 5000 MenIben in elmer
@eiic ob9eidlodtct, Dob Die Seber
iif itrGltbt, Die @in5elbeiten 81 refa-
pitlllircn.
llno mGbrcno iol6' uncrbortc
@rnliamfciten I'M sluonsiglten Sobr.
Dlllloert nod nlogltd) limo - llld)t
ctiuo urltcr Den gSiloen bon slfrifu
pocr ben Siipiec Suieln ionoern
in ilGhItcr llm6ebilitN Ser ciniliiifftn
06lfer G,lropa'S periibt meroen, Re.
lcllNten iid) Die ~gcfr6nten SGuptT
bon 5lpei DER alligefldrtelten Natio.
nen IN Gicl nit bengoliihem Sellcr
NM @ltrenen lih 9egenIeitig @eib-
rollh liber Grrul0ellhoften hes nc
bcrncn 3eitgciltcS mo Den Segcn be@
@eltirieocn3; oblhon aid in DIT
oiien nod ldglid) lid) 10 nlb 10 pielc
SuuOertc, ia SouicnOe bon Wenidleil
l1icbermebcln, nm Die Sobgicr, Gr'
pberunaSlplltb mo oaS @eItrcben Der
MeihSpermebruna ibrer Scrrider 81;
befrieoigcn.
Sb Der G6or bon IuBlonO, iucldcr
sic Geronloihmna gum Sricbcns.Gon.
areb I'M Sooo 9e9eber, jcbt, nad lei
ncr Grfohrltng nit joponilhen
StreitfrGitei unb heren Sildtigtci,,
nidt mebr ols ic Elm SriebenSopoltcl
,,,,,,rSo,, ,sto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
SubrsfGGc.

gm 10. Suni aubn ysmoer i'm SIIter bon "a
SnbreH.
@m 81. sunni Mimic 6. Settler i'm 80. Sabre
ibreS QebeitS.
ain 30. Suni @ertie S%aubweraer i'm Sarieu
gllter bon / Sabr.
9tm %. Sliiii Weurgc @ermrutb, 30 Sabre aIt.
Vim 80. Suui Cutie Y. Sertei, 55 Sabre alt.
sm %. Snni Nrtbnr y. Yoaelaeiang I'M
Wlter bon & Wtpnuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Orr. 110.)
Cine gerprbnung, bic Side Der WauerH iu
5methddisen 5tesetfteinernen Saniern re.

Cine gerprbuuns, bic 9ide Der 1'aueru III
5mettSdtsen 5teselfteinerneu Sanicru re.
g~nlireuo.
/. M6i6nitt. = So pirb bon benz M,abor
iino Giabtratb BON Baltimore oerfii9t, oaB In
auen bon lest oil aufeeliibrten @ebduoen. bic
iibt iiber 8ipei Stodiperfe bod iino uno nidt
mebr ais fiinf5ebn Q5) Sub Sronte uno fiints
linbiinBis (56) SUB Iieie baben, bic @intai.
iuugss~!Dtluerr unb 96eioeipdnoe iber ben
auerbulfen bes eriien Sllrs folde fem ni19efI,
ipie iie ais 9.a5uiee ssdnee beiaHrt iinb, nrb
bic Ndtloe inter benz eritet Siur t0ten nm
bier (4) 3ou hider peroen, tueitt aus 3ieeels
%tteinet erbaiit, oeer nm feds CO.. 3oi Stder
fein, iuenm aus Steineit erbaut. gorbebGltIid,
SaB an irgenb eiuer StrnBe, Cane ooer IHeD
cine Steinmauer nitt lpeniaer oils adt5ebu .1S)
3pu bid fem ioa, NIB oaB ale S81noe fol6e
@rllno= llnterIaee babcn touer. ipelde trgera
ipelfe Genthn9 ODER Niife it ben Msanern ais
eine Solae bes @runoes, nnf peIdDem ~hiefelben
| gebGut -jino, berbiloern. .,a -
I : 2. gbi6iitt. - limb es mirb berfiiet, oaS
hiefe @%erorbmina bonn Datum ibrer slnrlabme
an in 8rait treifn fol-. 49,,
Weft1iigt am %. SUM 1904.
g. Clan Simauus, Wabor.
Sir cine eeireue abf6riit. ben "a. auni 1904.
Sarrp 3. Cooper, 8egiiirator.
(5uni29, SuIi6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
9ipioenben


.7eutfde ganf uun Naltiuure."
Gproipeit @de Qerinatons iino SoltoabsS trobe.
8IItimore e, ben %. SUM 1904.
Die 9ireftoren obiaer Nanf bnben bente cine
halbidhrlibe Dihioefhe bon ga Frp5ent err
Hdrt, fret bon allen gibaahefl, 5abibar an nuo
nab W,putaa, ben II. Saii 1904.
Die Neutrality-suspicious. bleiben bis oabirt
aefhIofier. III
Ust. $3.50 &afiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
-1eIeppone-
q. 4 H.-St. BAIL 489O. Wb.-Dinbfor 22s
$. Sanders & SShnc,
0eihenbefatter anb Qtabalfamires.
n. f7Oa unb 1910, Gauton.Mueane.
Gabr.ianten bon Yatent'g asfetS.
fffebr1O-1
Observation-Disclosures

Nene Seittonen ftnb lett our Weftttianno Der.
Serinteioent bes Oruitbes iin6 Wobens ipiro ieoe
aepininte MuSfiinft ertbeiIeit. 9aS grenlto.
rum ftebt tdeli6 5nr. !Snfpeftion Uften.. 8eaen
NdIerem ,penbe mon ftn an ben superintendent
tuNa.otraRe. Mprtl5--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
@~eriammInmgs : Nnseigen.

,.1eatfdte e,anf ppm Baltimore"
9torblpefsGdc lertnatcns uro @cIlioabs Strabe.
8dItt not Z, ben %. Stunt 1904.
Die idbrltAe WabI fir Sireftureu obiger
@auf mfr6 am II. Gall 1904, NadmittaeS Spis
i6en 1 uno 8 iibr. Int 9anfaeblloe ttaitfinbeH.
Y. xpetes,
us1.e.os) aafirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Tepartement fir ttnterridltsipeien, @hreau Der
8ebbrbe Der sdnl.e unuMtNdre.

Baltimore, ben 80. Suni 1904.
8eriifeeIte Sproerungssgtnaebote fir Die 8ers
~iprglirig Der 6ffentliben G6ulen bon Baltimore
init gii6erli, Sbreibmaierialien, RinoergarteHs.
3ei6uens. Wdbz unb anoeren nteuiiiien iueroen
big 1iitt,podl, ben -, anii 1904, Na6mittaas
4 1tbr, in oiefem 8iireau e~nt9eecH genortmelt.
9as 9te6t. @iteebote fir iraeno iuelbe ober
ale Stems" al berperfen, 'btelbt borbeballeu.
Sin beglaubiGier Gbed, in SDbe bon $500,
8abIbar al ben MaDur uno Gtaotrnib bon Boil
timpre. inuB ieoem slnaebot fir 9iiber beiges
fiigt fetn, ober elm begIaibi9ter 9bed in S1be
bon $500, 8abIbar an ben WlaDor irno Staotrat6
bon Baltimore, NUT ieoem gtIgebot fir S6reibs
nlaterinIien etc. ~beiaefiiet tein.
Speaiiifationen fonaet In biefem 9iireai etrp
gefeben iperben.
SIM 9lnitraae 80
8. ID. Gpmfes,
CSufti30, StiIi2, A, G,S,1D Gefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
. earean srs etast.Meaiaraters.

BRreat bes Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore, ben 20. SUM 1904.
Muen bnrnn interefftrte1 Yerfuner mirb biers
init Nahridt ertbeiIt, bah oer Stabt.S lleenielr.
lpie es bird ben gbihnitt 81 6. grtifeI As pes
9aIttinorer Stabt gpoer bon 1893 (SuppIement)
berlanat piro, ben etfldrenoen TIan ito bic
8ertbabf bdsnnGen fir Die Mipenirurla. 8flafics
riina mo Observation-Disclosures Der YabfoIs
6frHbe, bon ber Yprbfeite Der Snp ettes Girdbe
bis our Siibfeite Der @ontuubfon.sfpenue, tn Die,
FEM Biiredu binterIegt bat.
ellie onouu beriibrten Yerfonen fiub beredtiat.
an, I'M gaItimorer Gtdoteertdt burd ibrlftIit
cinaeretbte Petition bapeaer AT uppeuiren.
parrD q. cooper,
@eaiftraior Der Staot Baltimore.
(274, 81, sS, 96) 9,Gls f..tL =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
lorraine.

WaIertf@ - Harfartta - VriebIiA.
VQeitlin bon Balbrpoi elm iifb etne baI1e
0QeiIe' Menutt bic nit Boobatnn beSeinueie
Worfb.Nbenue.Gar. Sreie Alititen gsaAmittaes
am Ieriminus. Yreife bon Beerdbnibftelen iett
tpeSiel. 2et@te Beoinenn1sl. selepbol =
SlpabS. YerIanat Drcf6hre. (Daat4.12.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
,iinfef W~rsaa.Reretn..

Sie bierteIidbrItde @enerat Merchandising
miro heute Mbeab nm 8 tlbr In Der ~Stngt9aIe"
tiaiiiinost. Der pterteiidbrIihe Hettraa III ai
hiefent abenh fduta.
auss) Gserretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
spiritnOien /. aisens . applifatione,,.
asx.. 2tfte Wr. o.
Oufean BET G9trtfuuien.qirens

a.... 2tfte yr. o.
outean per eptrtnpien.airens gpmmtfdre,
9;a SIMMER, 300, @erthtsaebdune.
tlo nse nfanoenannien 9erfonen baben appItfa.
bnm ~ etle NHeetafi /. sptritnofen . ateens
raaf oen u. 5nIi. nm IL iIbr Wiiffaas, In ges
i tureuHs ae6oeen ioeroeii. 9roteii : Snrinu<
Siefem 't ias IoenIl geipiiHfdt) auf Grfuben in
'"'en' oureau erIangf peroen.
Wien y. Gutuare,
Yernare Wtefeufslb,
Gbmarb T.. Brace,
Gotumiff1re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

HNtetpl0no NNdet-xefetm.
GaMfaa, bell 2. Suli. NbeubS 3 ubr. @ene'
rdloerl a iItillliiia uuo Nnfbe5abtung her nterteis
labrlidhen getttdQe in 1arfH'S S0ne. 9r, lis.
sseft HeIinaipns6 trabe.
u63-4) AMenH Vpot, Gefretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

9nIti M OF G, ben 80. sunni 1904.
Die. unr 1. SuIi 1904 idligen Goipois 3ilfen
ant Die fol9eiieen beuorretbtieteu linoeribiua)
Sbliaationen Der sllniteb AaiIipabs 4 9lecirle
Gompnnh bon Baltimore merben In oer a9intios
nal MseCbanics' 8anf" besaDlt:
y, g. ( 6. W. I. Sbpottef. 5spro8. Con.
Gentrol fAAaiIpuap COS i. sppotbef, 5.pro8.,
UsS) s., 6, @ststfon, s6atn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Baltimore Gemcterp.

purean: IT. 344. Nsrb. Gbarles. etrahe.
Bearibnibpldte 3urf Yerfauf - bon $25 an.
NIT Matmorpfoften abaearen5t. $35 = Glab
fnr bier 0r1ber. (San1S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Sohn 6erluia e sobn,

2cidcnbefatter unt GintaifaMtrer.
VI. 2008. Orfsaus.ety. 0ab. EEL: Mtnotsr .N5.
Siuet9aeihlft gr. b24, berl. GditerI.Noenue
9iebIa %noiolpu. baltimore. WsarpIaHe 1eleebnn
gBinofor GO. 1uffdben werSet 9eltefert TIT
Sotdeiten, llnterbaItiaaei ugo .eueere @ste'
genbeiten. (Geb141S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

Slue mumntaim Spmie,
Blue Nibge Mpuhtatus,
@aibingtun.G euntg, MarDiaub.
Dieter berrli6e @ebira5s@rbolluespIat, bon
naooatt5bal 8u iiberbIiden itno, iuirb am Is.
SUM- nnter neuer @effdftsIeitung e%r6ffnef.
defer, ieben gbeno IarS; 40 Va oe3i1nmer. bb.
oraiIif6e Observation-Disclosures, 8potfabreu, Td.
ben, 5ithen,. 8olf uno anoere sIttraitionen:
ner s%tuSflnft Betreffs 9reife etc. aSreffire man
Sarrp 6. Strut, Wanaaer,
IN Care 9elbioere SoteI, baltimore, Wb.
(~Suntt0-Snft10. 9&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
.meferu We.isnal.eani."

gnItf more. ben 90. Snni 1904.
Der Trdibent nnb bic Sirefioren BADEN
heute cine baibidbtlide {Ttbiocnoe Dom uier
HroSent erflirt. fret bon Stenert, 5abIbar am
lnh mad, bent 1. Snff.
Us2,4,6) @iniam Marriatt, aaflirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

0ef1dftsfibrer 6. 81. Seiu8, 8obuuito:
6. G. g. t2t n @albrupF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

U. OIuV 3thIhuhe,
8rdfioeut Der Goutraftber9ebungs.gebo
CSuIi1-2,4-0,11-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01

'(sfte 0erprbnang, bic WtetGDbe Der IiibruHa
bon Observation-Disclosures iiter bic 5ffeutliden
Eruttpire lit Der f9tabt Baltimore reanff-
reub.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
FUNERAL Or
r. ]. WILHELM

AThe funeral of the late F. J. Wilhelm,
the contractor was held yesterday after
noon from the family residence corner
of Keeaurnoku and Young streets A
large number of friends were present,
while the floral tributes were both
numerous and beautiful.
Rev. Henry Parker of Kawaiahao
church read simple burial service after
which the remains were conveyed TO
Nuuanu Cemetery where they were in
tered. The ball-bearers were Messrs
Fred Lewis, DR.. Grossman, DR.. Walters
Paul Muhiendorf, H. P. Roth. John
Lucas, E. c. Rowe, F. D. Wicke.
A Masonic service was held just be
fore the home service at the Masonic
Temple, under the auspices of Hawai-
ian Lodge, No. Fl.
Mr.. Wilhelm was. an important fac
tor in the overthrow of the monarchy
being appointed as member of the
Advisory Council of the Provisional
Government on January II, 1893.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
An Enjoyable Cutting.

The most attractive days outing Is
that Afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The HALEIWA
LIMITED, first class train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at s;22
o'clock making the run in two hours,
the rate for round trip being only $500
From 1922 a. m. until $40 p. M Is
spent at the beautiful HOTEL HA-
LEIwA, with fresh and salt water
bathing, tennis. golf, drives and walks
shooting or fishing, and you are back
in town at 1910 o'clock in the even
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20

White duck belts. 10c., at Whitney &
Marsh's Friday special.
New-Wash nets with printed organ
dy designs at Whitney e. Marsh's.
The most popular shop in town for
good work. Try the Imperial Shaving
Parlors.
~5woods & Sheldon want a bright boy
Tor Office work Must apply in person
before 70 a. m.
Hay and grain at lowest prices. All
orders delivered free. Gertz Bros,
Phone White 3231-
Saucrbrunnen is the ideal refresh
nent during summer weather. Delir-
cred to your house by III. Hackfeld &
Co.
b. +. Ehlers & Co. are showing. sew
eraI new silks which will be fashionable
this autumn. See advertisement on
page T.
The Hawaiian News Co. have just
received several new Fischer pianos
Sold for cash or on easy payments as
you prefer.
twisted mating rug from Levers
&c Cooke viii go long way TOWARD
making home attractive Excellent as
sortment now on hand.
Will f.. Fisher will sell a choice lo'
of valuable plants and fine ferns today
aft his saiesroorn, $50 Merchant street
sale will begin at 10 o'clock
There is only one Herpicide and that
Is Newbro's. Sure cure for dandruH
and the falling out of the hair. Sold ps
tIollister Drug Co. and at all barber
shops
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
women's Offering.

At the opening service OF the Wom-
ans triennial meeting in Boston, Oct.
9th. the offering was $4,000. his
sum is given to the Board of Missions
and will be used for the training and
support of women workers in the mis-
sion field. The Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Missionary Jurisdiction of Honolulu
was represented at this meeting by Miss
Marie Won Holt. Mrs. Chas. L. Rhodes
and Mrs. Luke Aseu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
Accident Averted.

The condition of the streets that are
torn up while new pipes are being laid
is endangering life every day Last
night at 9:45 DR.. waterhouse approach
ed the corner of School street and Nuu-
anu avenue in an automobile but did
not notice the great trench across the
street. An officer, who was stationed
there called to him several times but
he evidently did not hear. Fortunately
he saw the ditch in time to stop his
machine on the edge of it. That more
serious accidents have not occurred is
surprising.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
Tried Puritd
Yet !?

If you haven't you are missing a
good. pure, delicious, olive oil, and
spending more money for inferior
brands.
Our proposition is business-like. We
know the oil is good We ask you to
try ii. It's got to please you or you
won't buy more. So far it pleases ten
people out of every ten
Get bottle of Purita Olive Oil to-
day. Full pints 60 cents; quarts 81; by
the gallon SAYS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
LOCAL. BREvlTIEs.

k*tkk X X X Il X X X X X 4 \
II
The Aquarium is open evenings =
4 from to $3.50.
r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
Ladies' Give Social.

The ladies of Central Union church
will give an afternoon social at the
home of Mrs. P. c. Jones. 70 kuakini
road this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Mrs.
DR.. Shepard, formerly Miss Andrews
OF Maui, has sent specimens of lace
work done by the girls of her Armenian
school and these will be on exhibition.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
ladies TO attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
at the Front.

c. Shiozawa, proprietor of the Ha-
waii Shinpo, received series OF SOU
venir postcards from the Manchurlan
frontier. which were sent to him by his
foster brother. Captain Y. Satow OF the
4. Japanese army. One containing a view
of the Great Wall bears this message;
Gang 20. Dear Bro: After two
DAYS / expect to cross this wall for
-'i''-'>'' - Sc "eY. SATOW. Capt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
HIS CLosENEss.

Miss Lovey-I don't see why you
don't like Mr.. Spooner.
Her Father-Well, for one thing,
he's too close.
Miss Lovey-Oh, father! Were you
mean enough to spy upon US last
evening in the paFlor?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
Kfndergartens Meet.

The Free Kindergarten and Children's
Aid Association will hold a special
meeting Friday morning at $50 IN the
Y. w c. A. parlors- Important busi-
ness is to be discussed and 1t is deslrous
that there should be a full attendance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-01

counted. and that this was done by de- coying away the opposition election judge and putting one of the conspirators In his place, This Is now denied point blank. It is further claimed that only one woman was suspected and that w0- man was innocent! "The one woman who was arrested in Denver for repeat ing" says Miss Meredith, ''did 1t be- cause a man offered her g for every vote she cast. She didn't realize what wrong she was doing and the man who repeated can't bring forth such defense
 We are glad to be assured of the high moral purpose and conduct of the woman of Colorado and trust before another election the solitary sinner who did not know she was shining may become en- frightened. Miss Meredlth's speech in New York does not by any means satisfy us that the spirit of honesty is to prevail among women voters. The eloquent lady Is. reported to have said: "As for re peaters,' I would rather have one wo- man who voted twice than man who didn't vote at aIl." That is taking the duty of voting too strenuo1sly, and it this was the gospel preached before bal loting 1t Is remarkable that only one wo- man was convicted. Hitherto the wo- men of Colorado have been the pride of suffragists all over the nation. Recent events, however, seem to prove that they will bend logic, decoy judges and eKer- else other feminine arts rather than neg lect the stern duty of voting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-01
TUESDAY, MARCH I, 1904.
SHOULD MAKE HTS WORDS GOOD.

SHOULD MAKE HIS WORDS GOOD. When Senator Bard of California, re- turning from visit to the President, de- clared that he had been told three dis tinct Hes in fifteen minutes. he left the Impression, thought he did not actually say 50. that the President himself lied to him. 1Er. Bard Is a member of the preaidents own Party, 50 he has not the excuse of partisan bitterness to pal- Hate the offence. Sometimes Democrats 90 far forget themselves and the cour- eesy due from one official to another &s to speak in highly offensive terms of the President. but we do not believe that even the most bitter partisan feelings should lead Senator to speak thus of a man who. whatever we may think of him as a politician or as an executive, occu- pies the highest official position in our Government and is at least entitled to respect.
 Mfr Bard knows that the President can- not resent the insult as a private citizen might do. In fact. we might almost say that he is helpless. Happily for us. we
 
 of man for speaking disrespectfully of him. but at the same time the President ts restrained by the position he holds from calling on the Senator and demand ing satisfaction. That very fact should have held Mir Bard to at least decent language. The Advertiser does not in any manner set itself up as the defender or apologist of President Roosevelt. We can and do find plenty of grounds for criticism, but not of the kind resorted to by the Cali fornia Senator. That is not all, nor should the matter rest where 1t is. If Mr. Bard can prove the accusation he makes he should be required to do so. It is the least he can do under the circum. stances, end he should not hesitate to dc it If he claims that the President lied 10 him in a private conversation. then he is guilty of violating confidence and may in addition. find himself confronted with the necessity of making good his charge If the President enters a specific denial and Mir. Bard has no evidence but his own word has he not placed himself in a very delicate and embarrassing position before the country?
 If, on the other hand, the alleged false hoods were uttered in presence of others, 1t was certainly Mir. Bard's duty to bring the matter before the Senate, or In some other way let the country know in ar official method that we have President who will deliberately utter falsehoods To go about the Capitol telling peopl, that the President lied to him is not tn, way to preserve the dignity of his Owl position, nor is It showing proper respec 70 the Chief Executive of our country Let Bard make good or apologize and sub side.