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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
Sas ltntericebuut iunrSc cmtbcdt.

g emport &.-S, %. Oft. - @ei
Den Seriud)en nit llnterlec-S orpeoo,
bopten, lpclhc oltf Der bielioen Cor.
pebosS totion onaeitellt lperoen, &c.
lang es Dem Sdleppbompfer ,Eeo.
rio" boS llnterieeboot Short" oltf
cine G%ntiernun9 bon 1900 g)orbS il,
beni@aIicr oli5uipiiren Scr Short"
bate 5uIurnmen nit Dem .@inSlolu"
bel Eoint Sllbitb 9reofiputer ilber
Hodt Dor slllter gelegen, oili Dem
IliSgud naf ariegsi6iffen. Scutc
Morgen begab lid, Der rYeorio" mad,
Ginlmlf Der Nod)ridt, ooB Sorpeoo.
boote bel Eoint Sitoitb Iogclr, ati sic
Sude unb cntoedte aud olsbolo ocn
.Sborf" al icinem etiuo eineii SUB
ans Dem @oIier berporrogenoen Fa.
riStop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
SaS Sdnbamt uertbcioiat iidl.

Sal bin0toh .. g., %. Oft
Ger Itenpcrtretenoc Shobomts.Sc
tret1r s.. u. Suplor bot ollf eini0e
IN ei1er ser iiinQltcn Heoen HihtcrS
Barter gcgclt Die Administration CT.
bobenen Acknowledgement cine Ont.
gc9nltng bonn StQpel gclnIicn. Scrr
Soplor crtIGrt Onrilt, Hihtcr BARTER
lei SetrcffS icincr 9ebnnptltng, ocl
Hcgier1un95bcnmtcn iei p%crboten NOT
Den, lraelto eillcn NllfidIub iiber Hes
gierltngSsNlta9obe1 81 gcberL elltihic.
ben falld) llntcrrid)tet, ocnn cS lei nllr
ben 9comtcn perboten luoroen, &or.
onld)l1ge bctonnt 5u gebel1, che oieicl'
ben bon Dem F%rGii0enten 9cbi1igt
iuorben limo. Scrner IRE Hidter Eor,
fer BARN, pclln CT CLAUDE, ooB Sic
loltfenocn WonotS- NuSgobcn Ioldc
GoronldlGac beeinflnllen. 9ludl lei
ea nidt ipobr, 0oB buS Sdobomt it,
Aclto meld)c Toiten pcrbeimlihe, 0enn
ooIlclbe g1be ein tdglihes Bulletin
bcralta, III meld)ent ollc bcoclltenOcn
SdobontS Soften mo oild) Die Sohc
oe@ 0eii5ita an ben betreifenoen "a,
gen Flor u1O oclltlid perinerft itebe.
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@nroc rabiat.

Norfolf. Ncbr., %. Ottobcr.
St %iinnloicr @lltb ooriibcr, ooB ieilc
8ottin cntfontmlen mar, tueld)e er aiI
Srcitog III brutoler @eiie miBbon0clt
mo cingeIpcrrt bate mo melfe iih
nod III bebcnflidem 3~uitonOe 6cfn,-
oct, periudtc Charles SeainberN
Selbltnoro ulo brnhte Sobn Dol
loro, iuelhcr iid) nit Charles Stout
5lim 9ciilt III ieinem Sollic bel DAT
ooIe einacfunoen batte. cine SdrtB
tpiinoc in Der Sd)nlter bci. CIR mndtc
oitd) onf Den Sderiif 6rieSbic, mel.
der i'm perboftcte uno i'm @%cf1rgniB
in Neligb ulterbrod)te. einen Moro-
angriff nit einem 8elucbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
Neu=9Urf'S Eultmciiter acitur6eu.

Ncm 0ort %. Oft. - Gornc.
lttS Ban Gott, EoitnCiiter bon gtelp-
Oort, lturb Iciltc- pl6bfid an ofittcr
l%tcruoicr llnpcronulid)fcit. Gr ers
frontte am gtodJmittng inn Goltant
mo mltroe int elmer <tihe ltad
0olllc gebradt, no er balo 0araltf
oaa Scben olSbolld)tc. 0err San Gott
lpltroe in 1898 bier Qc6oren illto mar
elmer Der betomtelten Republican,
ld)en sSiibrcr i'll Stoutc Hetp-0 orf.
Sn 1869 mar CT @iili8. Steilereinncbs
mcr mo BON 1889 bis 1898 belief
oete er ooS Eoltnnciltcromt. E5n 1897
lpilroe CT mti'S Nelte 5t bicier Steuc
%crltonnt. 8GbrenO Der lebten smei
Sabre luorcn uerihieOene WuIe 9e.
'fperoen gegelt ieine InltSiiibrurg
crboben poroell, mo fiir5li6 flint
otgte man bon @oibileton aus an,
DAB er mobrid)einlit) bei'm Iblols
Ten lcineS 9egenpGrtigen slmtster.
MINIS nid)t pieoer erl,om1t peroen
iuilroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26

poritebenS angefiinoiatc Grnenmng
lit befanntlid Die BuroueIc Ill Ser
Gttafirnng oes @aiors Greiberrn b.
D, @enge o Der oepIibeu 8otidait
IN Feter@burg bei'm G3aren momit
OaS Dor NIeran0er Dem Qritten be.
Itoloenc Spitcm mieocr bcrQeIteIt
Doroen lit.
u q d Imcrifa.
Der yHor0oeutide Qlopo' Gam.
pier n8uiier @ilbeIm Der ,3meite.
lpelter bcllte bon 9remrn nad Gem-
Jort obfubr, bat ais Toiiogicre 6rot
@aoSfi mo ibren @atten Sons Eau.
lder an 9orO, melder i'm 9luftrooc
Der 0iIlieloorfer @eitiimcrfc nodl
Den Seretli9ten Staaten gebt. Ser
Accompanying bon 6rau @uoSft Gel.
mar Mtcpromie, mar 5uleet @ebiiIfe
ocS &apeQmeiitPrS 6elir W5ottl. Ole
60 Gon5ertsG engagements BON Irau
limo tn8lpIid)en Gtf oft3is geitiegcn.
6erner bringt Der aaiier @ilbelnt
Der 3Deitc" Den Baron uou Dem
Outside 9aOocnbalicn, crIten Sefre.
tar Der oelltlhen 9oti1ait in g8aibr
lngton, uno Den Sbeutcr. Gcuior bon
Berlin, Or. 9ermonn Don 8oiIort,
Der lid llad) 9lmerifa bc1iebt, nm 0ic
oortigcn Observation-Disclosures III itu0is
rcl mo OarallS Observation-Disclosures II,
5ibet, ipcId)c iif) iiir Die @oli3ciucr.
maltllng Der 8erliner Sbeuter Don
Nllben ermeiien m09en. Or. bon
EoIIart'S 6rau mar iriibcr Gorneilu
Spoer, cine &ianiItit bon Chicago.
Sdoric u a dc an Scr
@ren5c.
Die rlliiiihcn @ren5ortc ii1r0 an.
0aiterno bon ilmgen Nll9manocrcru
iiberidmcnmt, melte lid) ser militia.
ridden 0icnItpflift entjiebcn luollc1.
%ieIe mcrOcn BON @cnOormcu 5ltriid-
Qcbroht, o6cr elmer crfledlihen
Nn5ubl gclingt e5 oodL ourd5uiHIii-
picn. Die ruiiiiden @cb6roen bieteu
Iuc8 oltJ nm Ben 5oblreifen 0eier-
tionen ST. i%telterlt. 81 mtroe iiil0s
tier Gage ooS llcbcrihrcitcn Der Dit
reif)iid)cn @reu6c ollelt Inter fijni5ig
Sobren oltcn 9fuilcu pcrboten.
NllcrIci aus 0cut d (ouo.
GSn @ie2boocn lit S@for 8lmel-
tboI'5 neileS 0romlo Ser t0ote IS
ne" peldeS bon Der @crlincr Genlur
wcgen Der Nuipieluig ol,f 8i5mord'S
GntIoiitng pcrpont mo in @ombilrq
nit mGBigem @riolg nufgeiiibrt MIR
Sc, III oaeu SitdlbonOllngen conii@.
5irt moroen.
3n 2cmberg, @oli5ien lit Seit-
reih'@ qemonoteiter uno i%ntrigontc-
tier 2obbpiit, Der @olcniiibrer 81
i%uorSti, ocItorben.
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Gin jn9Cnolidjcr ScSpcraOU.

MooiiouUtIIc, &D, %. Git.
- GborleS Gogcr, etmo 81 Sabre alt,
melfer in orci Counties inter Gin
brltd5- 9(nflogcn DcrIon9t miro, mo6t
sur 3eit, nit einem H%epetir9cwebr
belpoffnct, einen Spo5ier9oug ourdF
@opfinS 3 County mo bictct Ger 30
li5ei Srot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
Xredlcr ,1niuclcn.N iebitahl.

IIbonp, H.-Y, %. Ottober. -
Sn bieii9er Stoot bat ein Gerbrefcrs
Srio ans Dem SSlnuelierlooen Der San
SeuIIcn Charles So. Elm Sablett NIT
Gionrantringen I'M @ertbe BON $4,000
acltoblen. Die 0rei betroten 5uiam-
men Den 2ooen, uno m1breno 5iuei otc
NnImerfiomfeit oes GlerfS nb5ulen-
fen mtBter, peridJpono ibr SpieBge-
Ielle nit Den Slimelen. Wan bat bis
jest meoer bon oen Sieber, nod bon
Den g%eItoblcnen S%Siliuelcn cine Spur
eiltoedt, ood) 9lalibt man, ooB 0ie
Serbreher oieielben limo, meldle il,
&od)eiter, H.-Y., unl6ngit cine Gbr.
Iide Sbot atsfiibrteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26

ilflcrL 6ob Sic 6Gnii6eu 9eb0rben
oor einigen Go9en in 6olge zines
@eriibte5, OaB nit GrpIoiiDItoffen
bclaocue iuponiihc Sdiffe in Ser
O0uiihcu UtccrcnQc gemcloct mur
Ocu. Dem ruiiiiden @cIdpa0er zinc
Gafortc mitQubcn, nm irgcno pelbe
&crlcblmq ser oGrilden HeuttalitGt
III "pcrbiitcn. @ir tDiiicn RidtS Don
ser onqcbIidcn 2Gbienoung unicrcr
Shiiic no6 icnen @clpGiicru, c$ iii
aber uobridcinIidL 0aB bic uliii
id)cn Sdiiic, cinen 9nnQriii ser
&opoucr fiirdtcnO, aus ilbcrtric6c
ncr 6ltrbt Oie 6iidcroompfcr iiir
joponiIde Sdiiic bicltcn, >pcldc
NPincn Icgtcn, u10 0icic Damn oGnc
irgcnO meldc GrfunOiQulgcn cir}lr.
3icGCL onqriifen."
9to6 dub fGbrt Of.
2tbou, HltBIon0, %. Sftobcr.
Scr rtiiii6e 9reu5cr yOrel" ging
belttc bon bier ob, nm iit) Der 0itiee-
Tlotte or5l,i6lieBcn.
&rou1toht, RuBIonb, %. Oft
Die ulIlildcn arcu5cr n0lcQ" uno
o&5lmru0" IiH0 I'M &oltic oc9 Cages
oon bier obGcAonQcn. sic mcrocn
5n Scr Oiticc- 6lottc ItoBcn.
Nn6Ionb ioII sic Qon5c
d ilentihc SIottc ges
fault BADEN.
petersburg, %. Ofto6cr.
0o3 @eriidt ijt bier I'M llmlutf, 0cb
HlrBIono sic gon5e dilcniI6c aricg5.
fIotte gcfoitft BADEN rno 0of oicicl6c
bel Ben I5orcn=Snicln iid Dem GIt
iec.@ eidmobcr onidlicBcu ioQe. @ic
cS bciBt miro G6ili Dem Goripltri eli
mes Observation-Disclosures muSmcidclL
inocm es Die Sdific on bic Giirtci
iibcrtroQt. Die &cbtcrc mcr0c oIS0ann
$2,0O0,000 BON HitBlonO fir Oicicl6cn
crbolten. 80brcno bic Nn0o6e bier
ltno 90 @lnnben iinOet, miro Iic IN
moBge6enocn &reiicn bcItrittcn.
&obIenOompfcr 5u 8igo.
Sligo, Sponien, %. 0fto6er. -,
Slim GoblcnOompfcr toncn mGbreno
Der gtodt BON scr Sniel Seneriiin
bier on unb bier onocrc iino SIT NroIo
ongcfOnmlcn. Sic CriuurtCn bic rlll-
lii6c OIticeiIottc, meldc tbeiIS bier
rno tbeils SIT aroiu, elmer fleineu TSr,
Iel III Der Aroia.8oi, % M}eilen moro.
lid bon 8igo, &obIcn cinnc6men IoQ.
sic iponiiden SrieqSidiffc .GItros
moonra" ln1b oHio DC la Elato" IinO
oltf Dem @egc bicrber, nm oltf Grbot,
tlutg Der NeittrolitGt 5lt otbtcn.
ENGLAND Ri itet ioaor int
Ncu nnoIono.
Ct, Sohn'S, N..6., %. Sft.
Ger britiiGc arelr5er oGborpbOiS,"
Commodore Engct, erbiclt ocn 9cicb(
lidI icoen augcnblif sur 1obrt nodb
ENGLAND bereit 5lt holten. 0o3 Sdul.
Idiff nGolppIo" bat @eicbl erboltclt,
arrangements fir oic Mo6ilmod)unQ
bon 800 Mann NellfunoIGnOcr- Heier.
ben ST. t%reffcr, SSt bieiigcn Morine.
%freiIen lit bon Sllfregltng Iidt8 ST.
ipiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26

mails, un0 spar in Ser poIniId)en
Staot 9ioIpitof, elm Slloengenlebel
ereiqnet babe. Gen WeeI0ungen 5t
SoIqe Ipreuqtc Die ToIi3ei eine 31t'
iammcntumit frieOlidcr iiloilder gr'
better mo i%cucrtc, Wdbreno 2ebtcrc
geGnQItigt nud) alien Hittnngen flo
ben, 5ublrctte HepoIperidiiiie ob.
Sin ipatcr ongcItellte llnterlitfunG
eroob, OuB sic Mcbr}ubI Ser 9cltte
altaeImlnoen I'M Riidcn Oooon &C.
traqcn, sic tupicrcn %oIi3iItcn oIIo
utf Iliidtliuqc 3cfctcrt batten, oic
oor nidt Oorun Ood]ten, Der bobeH
ituBicrti0cn ObriQteitg8ioeritonO 81
leiItcu.. llcbcr ole 2lu6a6l ser Opfcr
OicicS rltd)loicu GrciicS mltr0c bis
lang Nihta 9enteloet.
@ic6cr elm Stcg Ser &OI-
IGn0cr iiber vt Ntihis
ncler.
u mItrr0um, %. Oft. - Cine
beitte aus 8atapio bier eingetroiicne
Tepcihe mcloct, ooB sic bolduoiihcn
Irllppcn 9atoebotoe IN @ltidiu nad)
etncm 6eitiQcu @efcdt crobert babelt.
9(lti Seitcn ser 9ltifjiueien mur0en
1876 Gcrioncu Q%ct0Otct, mli Scitcn
Der &ollGuOCr orei 0tauu 9ct0Otet mn0
eff pcrpm0ct. Die 9olldnOer crbclls
tetcn 80 &unonell.
2ottcriCtoniQS Sohtcr &c
Itorbcn.
2onoor, %. OCTOBER. Nui
ibrcm &ouOiibc nobe Srior6 Itorb
helttc 6rol @oItcr @orrott, Die @ot-
tin zines @robQrlnnbcIiberS un0
Sohtcr Oc9 cbculnligeu &ottcrict6s
niqS Charles I. @ouor0 bon Ntclus
Orleans, ga, an Ser 3itdcrtruntbcIt.
Sic mar nit Dem iriibcrcu WtuDor
pom Chicago 81 Der }cit ucrlobt, ais
ocriclbc cincm W}0rOcr 5lnt Sp'cr
iicl.
Nntiicm ten Dor @eri 6t.
Comet RuBlono, %. Ottobcr.--
9ldt5iQ NnQCtloQtc mltrocn 9citcrn III
&crbinOung nit oen mti.iiioild,en
HubcIt6runQcn nom september
1903 Dor @crid)t 0cbrod)t. Der Grus
5cB ocriprift cin GltBerIt miibiomcr
gu luerocn. IS iino 1891 3elqcn
p~orQeloocn. 0ic 9cltrigc SiBunQ
mltr0c oouit perbro6t, Dem @crid]t
3euqen iiir Die 9ngctlogten por}lt-
fiibren.
"0cS MOtue3" Dor Queens
tumn.
GucenStomr II, %. Sft.-0er
Ser. Staoten= &rer3er yOe3 Moine5"
lit beute bon glntluerpcn Dor Guecn5-
tolun cingetroiien. Gr miro orCi Sage
in ben biciigen 8emGiicru bleiben.
3ruilden Dem &reu5er utO Dem
Satlptquorticr 0c3 HcorsIomiralS
Woc2coO mltrocn Die ilblid)en Salltts
idliilie gclucf)iclt. Die it6Otii6en
9cb0r6en treffen %&ortcbrungcn SIR
galtliden glufnobmc ser Amerifoner.
&ur5c &ubel0epci ben.
Ger omcrifonii6e 8eionotc
2eiibmon lit Don Gonitoptinopel ab-
gcreiit.
- Hnop 0ilfc, 8cmoblin Don Sir
Mentluortb CHARLES Iilfc. erlitt in
6olgc @critcna zines @lutgefGBeS in
ibrer @obnlu1g 5lt @ofing in Der
cnaliidcn @rofihnft Surrcp einen
pl0Blifen zoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26

Die rgfbinger 3eitung" meloet.
Die @erild)e nit Dem Surbinen-5o r-
pcooboot 9 1875 ieien 10 rngiinitig
oltS9efa1en, baB Die Yorion-Surbine
luelfe aild) oitf Sem fleinen 8ren5er
y2ilbef" probirt ipuroe, g1ii5lit OBJ
Actbun iei. Nod ben bisberigen
Griobrlngen Der belltiden Morinc
miro Die turbine nidt 10 bolo berli=
ZEN iein, cine poaige ltmgeltoltiing
nes 9ampferperfebrs berbeiSufiibreit.
EorolGel- grncnnuna
e~rfplgt.
Der Milit1roeellt bel Ser bieIiaen
rulitlf1en gotidoft, Sberlt b. SIDE.
befo, ut nunmebr Der Verion bes aoi.
iers Wilbelm offisien 5ugetbeiIt NOR.
Den. Eieie idon an Sarritag ols be-
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@ermiifte telegrapbiidc Sepeid)en.

6rou Sorob @altera lit i'll
TittSburg, go, no iie Elm aoltbon"
betrieb, BON Eeter Sisluiaionls cr'
ihoIien noroen. SiBmiaiams be
9ing gleih baroltf SelbItmoro.
Sr1u @alters mobntc irilber III
philadelphia.
Sn Chicago, 81, murocn Der
7S Sabre olte Sreoerid Sd)nril mo
ieine Sohter, 80 Sabre olt, III ibrer
@obnung Ieblps auigefuloen. Gnrd
Ginutbmen bon, 2eltdtgaS mar Der
500 eingetreten: Ser @umhtiidIoudl
zines 8osofens mar burf unaliid-
Iid)en 3ufoa ODER in ielbltmoroeris
id)er Ibiif,t losgeinddlt.
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In Sort North. Ter.

Sn Sort @ortb, Ger, perlou.
tet, Gifter S. 5. Copper Don BORT
babe Dem FrGiioenten Gooiepelt
ieine Heiignotion nls Mitglieo oes
Sbergeriftes Der Ybilippinen Gin,
eereidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26

WIZ" Wy NV O"'pi0'e ~,
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O'I''' VI,
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90: m,taI,,,s ;crbit
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'0"' T." 0og'", ,,..Y, ~; >nn Nr;ni,i.
q 9'I'(.' y'",D,',, 1[,,~ IN aror.
.'"'" $500 s%,.to ,,,h hcr mi.
I'u'' ~, '', S},,. r,4rti,cr oor,shorif
.'l" Lr;tihcn Gofhoftcr SCR
.p.''9 a,,,t,, nori5rGd,cs prnou
o'""N
,s 49,, c~r+icsrid,cr &rr4h,rn n,
,,rSa, ~ mir6 Hbcron nm.
o1"o ,,,. ,,nh ,~,,,ritornrn mn mir.
,,,,nn,n mira ncri,,d,t ooa 5rrcrr mi
S,m,,,I,io Iiid,or -, rccbticrtiopr mon
',I,rbt oot V~oicitncrsfn Gin ~ oitcr
,mon;h ,rn 0iii,irr III mn ,tnmo
,.iih norrthoiIt -, mormon mor
it,r,rt norir therein oop pr nos
Redt ochSrt ~ mcrocn hot ohcr
ierbit Sic alomiroIit3t oicbt a, hop ,ic
,,;dt cin,,ichcn nrrnioo mcId,c Gr.
fI9r,no iold1 cine niicrbnr fo(tbGi.
,i,c 76ot oIs mc(hr rio o~[fioirp il,
Den mlalGnoiidcn 0cridjtcn binaeIteQt
miro, rcd)ttertigcn fam. SIN Saute
oe@ So9e9 lol'roe peloi'Hl' oaB Ole Ho-
lllrol'loI que Vtll'Ioe ST oer |"7
robnle botte' ooB EN- |n)pIo8 8e9e'l
oo" @eldlOoocr iooprelo oer Sl'rd'
'oDr1 olIrd) oeh "roB'lI Nell ooer OCH
cllalll0cll Hollol oll"0erlIDrt loeroelI
ipuroc. W or'llllll'll loar o'e NnIot'
NATION, ooB leIolI oIe 9e9elllporlI8c
8rIll2 ole @llInlcrt1orltelt mat non
DER @(o9IIHtelt, ooB lolN en- Tll0rlIt
lcGt llod) 9ctlod)t meroen toiil, oo9es
lcntt Dot. VIC SDollouc odB oIe
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ZEN morelt, olc S10llolc Der rlllllld)en
@rIc99ldlI1c mat pcodtetel ooer olc
HcnaltlldtcIt poll Nr'ljlcrcTI, lpcld)c
mobntcn, DOB oIc NIT lbrcll gtcbeu be-
lba1tl9tel1 Slider, M}lnclt le9ten, mag
1ltr oelt GrrtDlIrll ncralltlnortlld) lem.
Ieubcrurqen cine& ruiii.
ihcn NbmiroI8
Ec+crsburo 81 0ftoho,.
Cor E,or c,,,rf;,o to,,+o So,, mi,,;,tor
nos 0~h'srGrti,cr Mro, o,,rsnnrii
mn, og ~ o,,tcr m,,,,h -, So,. Off,
nnhr,c ~nnrhnn6c, noi, ~ f,ns ,;h
nic morh,n,or, %ho,. So, Wnrn,oo'
2mi,hcnioU ola ,nob,. nr,rc;;or ion-
ter Son, 0Sr;, Ghmor> ,,;dt ,,,. ;c;,,
ncri6n[ihcs @cho,,err ora5nred,c,,
.~ionOcru o,,h icincn Gutihh,s Dino
S,,rhorcifrrSc 1trter5,,h,tro c;n,,ro;.
fen unh hic chuIniocu n, prn,ittc(p
FINN opbpu mira
.Sobrn cir iroprnmcIfen 6,r,tnb
NJ scr g11uobmc. bos cin 0Inoriff orf
Dos @eihpohcr ormoht m,,rbc 2@
frootp cin 0nrrpinnrnpnt SCR 9Gio.
ciirtcn Irciic~ piuer bpditcbcrhcr SIS.
miroI.
So" Ioutctc sic S(utrort gQir
bottrn Nohrihtrr sic N~oirnprsFn bc,
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT
O~o~O~o~o~O~O~O~o~O~

Editor Advertiser: 1t has been said,
THE people, wanted county govern
ment and now they've got it." By the
wireless" we are informed that the
Supreme court decides they have not
got it, and surely by now they should
have had time to come to their senses
and be very glad to do without it. But
did any one ever attempt TO analyze
these people who wanted county gov
eminent? Suppose we try it. First,
of course, come the great bulk consist
ing chiefly of native Hawaiians of
Home Rule proclivities who had little
or no chance of securing office under
the Territorial government. Their
predominant motive. openly declared,
being to get control of all public af-
fairs with a special eye to it's Golfers.
The desirability or otherwise of being
under a government controlled by such
motives requires no comment. Next
came a comparatively small body who
were jealous of Honolulu, which in
their estimation was absorbing too
large a proportion of the public reve-
nues and perhaps of commercial trade.
Then came a body of about equal
size who honestly believed that county
government would solve some knotty
problems and be the right thing all
around. They did not seem to be
sufficiently impressed with the unde-
STABILITY of scattering forces and null
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to leave the County Act legislation witk
Congress, now it is there, my present
conviction, as I took the liberty of in
forming Governor Carter on the even
ing after his conference with citi-
zens, is that it is better to request Dele
gate Kuhio to have the County Act biz
now before Congress laid on the table
Now that the Attorney General has
demonstrated that the present Iegisla-
ture is not required for appropriation
bills. let us do our own county govern
ment legislation. And when the next
attempt is made, it is to be hoped thai
it will not seek to displace, further than
is required for a county system, the
laws of the Territory which are the
result of many years of experience, and
the workings of which are understood
by the people.
ALFRED S. HARTWELL
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BOYS BRIGADE
FIELD DAY

A meeting has been arranged for
Monday evening at the Y. NJ. c. A.
for a committee to prepare Field Day
for the Boys Brigade for the last week
in February or the first week in March,
to inaugurate the Boys Brigade ath-
Ietic field. Those who will be present
at the meeting are Mr.. Anderson of
Punahou, Stanley Livingstone of ka-
mehameha, Mr.. Young of the Y. NJ.
C. a, W. H. Babbitt and Allan Dunn.
They will set the date for the field day
and send out invitations to the various
athletic organizations in Honolulu,
with the object of making the occasion
a memora BILE one.
The committee will arrange for such
a meet of the Boys Brigade as was
held two years ago. a principal feature
of the grounds will be a quarter-ulile
cinder track, which is now being built
and will be finished in a few weeks.
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SPORTS:
pAClFICS AND
MALES AT MAKlKl

There was a rushing of Drawn and a
kiki field yesterday afternoon where
one of the finest games of Seeker
football ever seen here, was played.
The Pacifics and the MaiIe-Ilimas,
counting in their teams some OF the
cleverest players in the Islands, and
nearly all claiming Scotland, England
or Ireland as their mother countries,
contested for goals. When. the players
spread out over the field, the Males in
the satin jackets of yellow and green,
and the PacificS in blue, it was a dis
tribution of solid European Drawn. The
men were for the most part big, husky
fellows, and what the smaller ones
lacked in size they made UP in agility.
A heavy wind blowing down the Ma
kiki valley sadly interfered with the
ball and those who tried to make a goal
at the mauka end had hard work
against equally clever players and the
wind in the bargain. The ground was
not in good condition for the best OF
playing the rain having made il slip
perry and uncertain for running. 1t was
a well-fought game, played with re-
markabIe lack of technical fouls or
playing, DIS the SiOS-iILSIS lCAAi
it, and the good-sized crowd which
came out to witness the game went
away satisfied. The game ended in
score of IL. The score indicates that
the game was hard fought. The toe
and head-work throughout was excel
lent.
The kickoff found the Males de-
Tending the makai goal with the wind
entirely in favor of the Pacifics. Despite
this disadvantage the Males returned
the attack and followed the ball into
the Pacific's territory, but We're UNI
able to keep it there long. Back and
forth, and criss-cross the ball went,
now toed with surprising agility, now
hunted with the head, and throughout
the interference of the players brought
out few fouls. There was every evil
dence that clean playing was wanted
on both sides.
At a critical moment Anderson, !
Fiddes and Monroe gave a clever ex-
hibition of head and toe-work and It ,
was thought that the Males had made
goal as the pigskin hurtled through !
the welNin straight for the space I'M !
der the goal, but a wind waited IL |
higher and it passed over. The first
half ended with no goals for either
side. /,
The second half gave the mauka goal |
to the Males. The Pacifics kept the
ball well into the Male field and when
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st. Douglass.

Twas the night before Christmas.
And all through the house,
Not a creature was stirring,
Not even a mouse.
When mama awoke with a start and
a shake,
And wondered why papa
Was SO wide awake;
A rumbling and roaring
Soon came to their ears
A noise that would follow them,
All through their years.
For down near the bath room
The water rushed out,
And it caused poor papa
And mama to shout.
"Oh, why did we make such a fearful
mistake"
"Oh, John dear, fear that
My poor heart will break,
Unless you will promise
That tomorrow you'll call
Bath, the plumber, and have him
Go over it ALL
And then no more leaks,
For we know that it's true,
That folks always call Bath
When there's plumbing TO do"
Phone 81.
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Smith, the new man, fresh from En-
gland, began toeing the bali toward the
Males goal, deftly turning his oppo-
nents as they charged him, a goal SEEM
ed imminent. He passed the sphere to
Catterall and as the latter was about
to ram it through he slipped upon the
ball. Gill however, snatched it from
under and hunted it back to the goal.
one hand just in time to get it struck
with the ball, and this being a foul gave
the Pacifics a free kick. Gill made a
clean goal kick.
The Males took a brace in the second
half and forced the ball twice against
the Pacific's goal, Duisenberg, the
keeper. bunting it away each time with
his right hand. Finally the Males car
ried the ball down through the field,
like a fox with the pack behind it, ana
after lively scrimmage before the
posts, McGill hunted it cleanly through
for a score.
The teams lined up as follows
Male Ilimas-Goal, Belser; fullbacks,
Harvey. r. Anderson; halfbacks, A. T.
Miles, j. c. McGill, O. Mayall; for
wards, e. G. Munro, D. A. Macintosh,
J. Harwood, J. Laird, J. H. Fiddes.
Reserve, White.
Pacifics-Goal, Duisenberg; fullbacks
s. Beardmore, A. Guild; halfbacks, J.
Shafer. J. Stokes, B. F. Beardmore;
forwards, r. A. Churton, L. G. Black
man, J. Catteran, J. Smith, Henry.
Reserve, Mott and Brett.
Glass and Cation, linesmen.
J. W. Waldron, referee.