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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14

9letp Yort, Ii. DIT
Der erfte S9nee fiel in Nl1anp,
G6enectabp unb perIhieoenen auoe~er
plGBen bieies States. Gr i4mol3
iofort.
Neuer Senotor.
BpIton, 13. Stt.
Ser @ouperneur SSobn 8. Bates bai
ben ebemaliqen @puperneur W. W}urs
rap Crane BON Dalton gum Ra9foIger
bes perItorbenen 8unbesIenators
@eprge 5. 6par ernannt. Sein amt
bauert bis 3um@noe oes nidt pollenoes
ten Sermins ieines 8oradngers.
Aus Dem 9 d a + am t.
@oibington. t3. Oft.
g1ab benz beutigen 4uspeife mar
fplqenoer GeIbborrotb pprbanOen:
$147, 300, ,688, bopon paren $78, $780,
$50. 9a3u tpmmt nc9 Die 9oIorelerpe
BON $150,000,000.
g 9iffsna4 4ri6ten
4ngetpmmen:
Stem 9orf, 12. Oft.
.Scennic" bon 2iperpopl.
9 8iffsno9 9ri 6 ten.
Qlnsetommen:
8rotpbeao, Il. Stt.
@Oriibergefabren rGurpotbia" BON
Hen Yort nud Queenstppn uno 2ia
perpool.
2i8aro, 12. Ott.
8oriiber9efohren n2d SaDoie" BON
Neip Yort na4 9opre.
@enua, IL. SIT.
rSarbenga" bon Netp 0ort.
Gibraltar, IL. Stt.
8priibergefubren ySa,nonia" Dor
Srieit, 6iume unb Palermo na4 gleh.
gprt.
Songtong, IL. Stt.
,Sanfo" BON Tacoma pia goi :
boma nab 2iperpool.
Qlb9efabren:
g1eapel, II. Sft.
,Gomantic" BON 9enud unb : n
iermo nof Bolton pia Gibraltar uno
Bonto bel Saba.
2iperpool, II. Ott.
rSsutonic na9 gien Yort pia
Gueenstopn.
u @bre6nung perldn9t.
|eoria. 81, 13. Oft.
SSn bieiigen 5inan3treiien erreste
beute Der Qlntrog BON Charles u. So.
mieIon BON Der 5irma &.1gman &
Company. elmer Der sr0Bten Mert8eug,
fobriten in ben Der. Stadten, 9robes
9(ufieben, in oem oerieIbe 9erihtlide
9lbrehnunQ perldnQt. 9as 2tttientaz
pituI Der @rItlIifaIt tpirb auf 81. $50, :
600 ongeeeben. pie 9lntbeiIe pertbeileh
ii6 in fOIeenoer Weife:
&ingmdn &c &c., Beoria, 100000.
Sinsman Ploip Co.. peorid, $780,
900.
ainaman Supplement 60. Oma5u,
100000.
&in9mdn Mcore Supplement Co.,
9anias Gin. $250,00O.
&inQmdr St.2ouis Supplement 60,
100000.
ainqmon &c Gomponp, 9erag.
100000.
Serr Sumiefon mar .oiels Sa6rsgi3e.
prGiioent uno @enerdIbetriebsIeiter Der
GeielIi6uit. Sm 2tnfdng oes Sobres
1900 nurb' er infoIae elmer Differen}
nit bsm Qriiitenisn oer G3eenI61ftsn
Mdrtin ai1omon. aug Der Office 9se
pisTen unb Iein Qult tpGbrsno ieiner
9lbpeTenfeit entiernt. Ssit oieisr 3sit
10 beboupt,t er, hGttsn bic 6sI,aidofs
ten. nelds friiher erobe 0iDibenbsn hss
sdbItsn. iibsrboupt feins 9ipio,noen
mebr be31t.t unb bic Qrofits Der Gie-
TslII6oFt nGrer in So'drsn unb sroi6
tetsn gtrlgitsn aufaegan9sn. Die re
auldre Firmo bey oin1mou Gonparn
fpur6e i'm Sahre 1899 or1dniiirt. Der
Rennperih BEG 9(nthsits BEG 6srrn
SamieTon in ben psrlhisoeren @sIs1s
| fhaiten trirb NIT S515 200 1uasgsben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
9ontr,i6.
Qori. 18 Oft.

fhAAs ~ N-tAs
Gs pirb oFfi3tea anqetiinbi9i, buB
Elm arrangement fir cine pddstpoit
beioTottung jlpii6en ben Der. Staten
uno 5rautyei6, sinosihlofen aoriila
uno algier, ON !. VoDember in Grdft
tritt. Tis Gompo1nie Generate 2rdns
atlantic unb bic 2lmsrican GrpreB 80.
bobs1 bic Sontrotte oofiir srbaltsu.
Dtarieile. t3. CIT
Die aoblenT6oufIer, tpsIfs felt BEL
nnhe Sipsi Wonditn am Str.it geipeien
iinb. bdben 3u1sitmmt, unter ben Be
bir1unesn Der Qtbeitqtbsr an bic 2lr.
bit suriid5u'sbr,n. 1ies briugi ben
orot N Strsit Der Dodorbsitsr 81
Gnoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14

&uhtn ena9eioen0e GrgebniFe in benz
beuii0eu Sample nDroIih pm Dental
er3ielten, 3Niommen nit oem 8erinte
aus 5otio, baB Der 6elpmdrIhau
DIANA @0oen etpinut, perurIuht per-
grpBerte Iufregaug. Die D,peih, Ger
Ndotijtten 1refIe BON Iotio mar Die
eft, thotiaalite Snformation, oaB bic
rpfiIdHu Sruppen ausr WaffenQat
tuuq.n beye,ts ienieits oeS Saitiefluia
ies pGren, rbieib eS Itbon betannt mar,
bah Saballerie ben 6tuB iiberihritten
babe, aber Ter 8erjdt, rap cine anoere
aoIonue bic idpaniiben 9erbinounos-
liujen nit Dem YoIufluIIe ab5ui4neiz
BEN periud!e. iiberraihis niht, od es
betannt aber ans itrdteoilhen @riiu
een nidt betannt 9emaAt mar, baB
Qrofe Neutrality-suspicious. 1uf her
GuBeriten liut,n ruIiiI6en 6lonte i'm
Sarge mdr(n. teodt ron ben Splon=
uen. relte eesen Shanpintaitfs opez
riren.
@eut hIano.
Berlin, 13. Oft.
DER 3eidstan3Ier @raf b. Billion
bat Del auf bic bo6gebtnosn 8oaen
eeibiittet. pel6e bas betannte &oiIers
tele9ramm an ben @rafregenten Qsos
poto 3ur 2ippe s8ititerlelo aufgeriibrt
bate. sSn einem al ben 8i5eprdiioens
ten oes 2ippeI6en 9aubtages, ben
8ommer3ienratb 6offmonn, geridtes
ten Shreiben Io9t Der Rei6stdBler
Der &diier be3pedt nit ieinem Ses
Iesramm IsoigIi9 bic porIdufige RiAtt
pereibisung Der 9ruppen fir ben Re.
genten. unD ferner polIte er oen8runr
fir bieien Sdritt mittbeilen. WliI
Der g(uftaiIung oe3 8unbssrotbs, baf
bic Redtsldoe in Der 2ippe'I9en grbs
fpI9efra9e nod nidt getIdrt iei. tonntt
iid Der Saifer nid)t in Wioeriprud
ieben.
Sin gingtifF in bic perfuHung5s
nlGbiqen Recbte Des 6iirItentbums bal
bem 8ctIer IelbItperitdnblih ferngele.
gen. Sn5beIonbere Iiegt es uuberbaIt
fstner 9lbiidt, Der ber3eitigsn Nus
iibung Der RegentI6uft burd oer
@raien Qeopolo irgenbpelbes 9inoer.
nib 8u bereiten. gBie Itets i'm Rejbe
nirb cub in benz porliegenhen 5allt
Der 3ehtsbooen nidt berlaTen tperoen
Die 2ippe'ldc 5roge piro ibre GrIe'
bieung ausI6IieBlid nad gte9ts-
erunbidber fiuben.
sd tperoe bas Wieinigs tbun. bat
es balo gelinge, duf idieosgeri4tlidem
Weqe CUR enbgiiltigen Q0iung bel
6rage inter ben &uIpi3ien oes BUN
besrotbs gu 9elan9en."
0ur6 ben 2ippe'iden Streit piri
ouch bic 9bronfplge i'm 6er3ogtbuu
So6Ien=W iningsn unb Siloburgbaut
fen beriibrt, neil Der prin5 5rieorih
elm 8ruoer bes @rbprin3eu Bernhard
nit elmer S6peIter bes Graf Regent
ten qeopolo oermGblt 1T. lpelde obsl
aud unebenbiirtig pdre, fans ben 8iet
Iterfeloern bic Gbenbiirtieteit obge.
fpro6en miiroe. 0omit ipiirbe bic re-
eierenbe 2inie BON Sa9ien Meinius
gen erI0i6en. bd aus Der Gbe bes Grbt
prin3en nit oes &oiiers S9peftei
Charlotte 'eine mGnnlide Rdhtom'
menIfJaft berporgegongsn 1T. Sa9t
IensWeininren miirbe oann an Sd6i
fensaOburs unb @otba falIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
g itraub.

@aboi4. Minn., IS. Oft.
Ginbre9er ipren9ten BEN Sibers
beitsi4ront Der qoitoffice uub erbeute.
ten 500 unb 9oitmarten i'm Wertbs
BON $500.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
Dir S s!aht tObt.

%crspeifcltr SGmpfc nm Sic SGbeu
bel Scntni.-Sie SSapaRer bcbanp.
ten, Dem ruiiiid)en %oritoh crfoIg.
reid &iocritGuO su leiiteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
.aS Sdofitlo : Sifrt
bleibt iul iytlot T.

Sin WDrSer sarteitem 9llters. 3,pei ailiumdre aus
Simg ging entaiicn Seltene NNinsem. WsaDpr
2lmes mieber npr benz 0erid)t. Sdmee int Staate
Sie,p y)prf. EQUATOR Sopars Nad)fplger. 9lns
9SaibimgtDn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
Wiutoen, ~. Cftober.
2:40 Radm.

Sartndtigs Sample iinb nod INNER
i'm Gauqs. IS lit ber brittle G6lo6ts
tag unb BIS 3u bieiu Gtuubs ionu
iiber ten 2tusqdn9 md ni4ts 9eiogt
nsrber. 6oipitat1iige treiier bsIidns
rig aus bsm Subsn elm. Die Der
punbstsu psrbeu fofort mad bsm Vor.
ben lpeitsr esibidi. Sine Bsrb1no
iidtion IN BIER ogf Der gdtnbofspldi-
form siu1eridJtei morbsn no @srite
uuo QFsoerinnen cen fdtinmiien 5dle
len ihne1e 9tuimirfamtsii nibm.n,
q: bic 3ii1s tpsitsr'abysr.
St. pasrs6ut1 -. OF.
1895 2lbsnos.
ga - II gn 4's-~of. 4ef benz
s6lo6tfelh, unisr6olb U2utoen uno
,sr gianqsl an ylaatt.sn. ooB ole
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
Strelcnsf. t3. 0tt.

Stretensf, t3. Sft.
Die S6ifffabrt auf oem Q(murfluITe
1T infolge zines barten 5roites unb eis
mes i6peren S6neefolles gei9loHen.
Sine mitgBinterteiounq fir bic 3rups
pen berfebene Barrie III bur1 Geuer
3erit0rt mo Den Tie @efuinnuna DON
Cob in elem 8iltritte 1T negpn
Wlangels an U}inendrbeitern ouT bic
SdIite bera6eiebt ipproen.
Ct petersburg, 10. Oft.
Nnbro 9obroiD, Der 3neite SetretGr
Der rufiiiten 9otldaft in Wafbing
ton, III be'lte BON bier nd6 feinem
bienitIiben Poitsn abgereiIt. Gr pirb
am 5reitdg nit bem gotihofter Ulcs
6ornid an gorb Der ,DeutidIano"
bon 9dnburg abreiien.
9 dmei3.
Berlin t3. Oft.
Or. geo 0p9tl, Gettetdr Der ibfpei
8eriiden Geianotf6aft in Berlin, pels
der. ipie geiiern BON Bern aus gsmeIs
bet nuroe, gum @eidnoteu bsr Sdipei3
inWdibingtouerndunt poroen lit, luiro
Der iiinqit, Dplcmat istnes 8dnqes in
Der awetiloni den 6auptidot 'ein. ST
III 41 Sabre all uno bat bereit8 bort
flint Sdhre dls 2lttadee uno Setretdr
3u9ebrdft. Dr. goqel fpurbe i'm Sob
u 1893 BON Waibinqton na6 Berlin
oerIeBt. Gr 1T urDerbiratbet, Die
3eit fir bic 2tbreiIe 6ss nsuen Ces
ionbtsn rad Wdihinton Ut nod ni6t
beItimmt, cr 9ecentt jsbofBei6na9ten
bort All bsrlebeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14
q n 9et 0 m me 4.

giep gort, 13. Sft.
N1it bem 9ampfer n5inance" III
German 6. 0aas bier dngetommen,
9ads Itebt unter Der glntlugs. $20,G0O
@igentbum Der Gorn NdtionaI, Bent
BON gbicdcp, unteri6lagen 3u hubsn,
Gr bate nod $500 in ieiner &eiiea
talae, aIs er perbaftet ipurbe. sSn Be
gleitun9 bes @ebeimpoIi5iitsn frat Ell
ipfprt bic Weiterreiie na6 Ghicugo an,
g 6nee.
9letp gort, 13. Sft
Der erfte S@nee fiet in Al1anp,
S6enectabp unb perIdieoenen auoe~er
plGBen bieies Staotes. Gr i4mol5
ipfort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-14

Die ,,tlcroitern "-3eitun-
gen haben oie 6eicbiehte
BON "a GreiIe nicbt nur
ntitIcbreibcn ienoern nit
nacPen helfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
gelrtbeilt folgenOe mper9lci0li6e
SHerten na6 ibrem Wertbc.
&nnScrOolc &crfani 9mn Cadets lmsiam sScntOfn,
alcioeritOcn Spitcn sSawaarcn 5n puHiu 6ao
tcu Ercicn nS
0oppelte ''GSreen Grading Stamps" GOhenfre
ImSpcrauf aer GrbjabrS n5gc SnfS aleorOdc un0e
ais SOC. nm Collar

llnirrc iGmmtlid)cn cleaantcn Sai=
tornado 9In5ii9c fir $500; blor,
ldlpor3 rmo braun, fragcnIoie Gtou-
,Sacona, brcitc SdultersGiiettc. fril-
bcrer Ereia $t5; gum 9ltapertolli
mr. -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
SIS prGdItiac SailOrmnoc glnsiigc
fir $3.50, mta &roooclotb, Gbcuipt
mo Qennllterten Ntirhlrc9, oQc tEor-
ben, friibcrer Ereia SIS; 5um Mus
Dcrfmlf fir ............ $3.50
NcHc ISriibjabrS &pilc 9ln5iiec,
bIoL brmlL Champagne. ihpor3 Ii.
iii ollcll popuIGrct IorbelL Gton-
lt1o uollc @lollicn-G -Gffcttc, cinigc nit
Gopea mo neucn brciten Sdulter.
Gfiettcn; $50 Wertb 3rm 9luaper,
fnltf fiir ............... $1,000
9scnc Vinitrr uOn Strafcn.alcib-
rOtcn, piclc biIbihe Qciiina, aus
ldlibten ilno Aenntltcrtcn Wfotcrio-
lien, nit (uilor- -Ititchcb StroppinQ"
uno anopien pcr3icrt; $G lpcrtb.
3lnn IltSUcrfnli iiir ......... $3.50
Gdlte Gouert Glutb SafctS, tribe
rcr Ercis $3.50; icbt fiir . $3.50
Tcinc Sailormnoc Gpucrt WiGntcl,.
olle clc9anten Gffcftc, III ocn neucn
froaenloicn lmO Gorict-iitting ga.
cons, rellmobiQc 9Iermel nit Soffes
ia lmb 9ItIoB QciiIttert, Iobforbiq II.
Olipe; friibercr Ereia $12. Bum
9hlaucrtouf flr .......... 81 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01

Glcannte Goncrt Cadets, fro0cn-
loie Gifette, icin nit 9lto6 Qciilttcrt.
iriiberer Frcia $3.50. Sum Nus
pcrtulf filr ..............S5.4O 40
SciOcnc @lOnien in 0cu ncuciten
0ciiina, ola ieinitcr Fcot oc Soic
lmo (ofietn Seioc ouQticrtiQt nit
SpiBcn-Goroinq lmo ici0cncn &cr}ic-
rlmoen beicBt 9ltlob Glttcr, froqen.
los; $50 mertb; fiir........ 500
Wiois@crfanf pOm crpniiitcn Maiits,
Gleaantc lueihe Moiito, mlS Gin.
Sblrttng gclnadjt, Ole Qnll5c
tSronte ans merifuniiher ourhbrohes
ncr 9Irbeit reglllGrcr Nrcia 81 80;
fiir J.. 49,. ........ .S9c.
Maiits ans dlinciiidlcr Scioc, nit
Spbcn beIebt bretc SdltItcr-Giiet=
tc. nollc 9iihni@s 9icrmcl, Spibcns
Ot1nldcttcn, nab Der nclrcIteu Wto0e
allAcihnittcn; 50 mcrtb iilr S2,9S
ErGdtiac MaiitS aus periiid)er
oocr inoiihcr 2omn ncuc Ncrtbo-
Gffcftc. nit Wieoaillon @cinb; pnIl
5uNelhnittcne 9IerlneI; regular $50
mcrtb. PIN WtontoQ fiir..... 9Se.
Spitcn-Wuiits, oll3 ooQopcr" be.
netioniihen Spiben icincr GualitGt
nnd) Scr ucrciten Otooc
ongeiertiNt, pou Slgclhnittcnc 9lcrs
mel; SIS pertb. Spciiell am Nton-
toQ fiir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S4.9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
3ieht Cure eiaenen Goniernem

enaemabie 5rilhe lScu Rdudilefeh mto
sbutoI8 fitr oen 9SiHter
ehreipt an Die ,,Csarseu Sarm Co."
3 5lur. III. 10 SeEiugtoH Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
Sebet Oie Muiter I'M @oparoitraBen= Fenier.
SulacuocS lit cine .bcil,uriIc Siitc Der Vreiie:
Nll9ellglalcr. Sssp Sssea sarsntirt Taau' '"' Ct"
lleberanlren9un9 unterarG6t oie yebcnsfrait.

ch
Untcuh uon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
Wrpgc Wtaiicier

OeraHiidIiet bon Der .Sosialiiiiideu eartei"
inn Der ,sujaltitiidieu stebertaiel" am seuu-
taa. ocn t. pia anfanas llbr abenos im
nsabot'sgcenm," lpoln ulc Spiutiieu uuo
Srellnoe oer RdrteI ctnaeInoell iino.
tl2t y Taas Gpmitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01

Gbompagners6iocr Elm oclici6ies
tSetrdut. Bro 6IufcDe. ....... t5c.
3nnb'S Nial8' '@bistep Rrn 5ln-
IDc ....... ..,.,..+..,..t......, I9e.
Wialt giutrin, stiltc bon Subeno
6lnlOen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S2.15
TRIPLE giBe Rurpur 9ittelie, 10
Sabre ali &nile Quarts ST 90
ejuneb importirter Stout in y
sInt Gillette Bro GuBclIh St.S5
(Suue' mpurtrtCr Stout, IN y
BtnitIaicben. Bro SuGeno. St.20
zberipooo sDc. Il Sabre ait Rru
@auohe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2.Ju
Infer mchi8iniiber Sin fir "a.
men III cine munoerhutr Wcos
sin Iiir alIe Srnuellleineu @retS soc.
Creme be Menbe peb ODER grim
RreiS ...,..,........-....,,. 19t.
NIrfbcn in NinrnI6inp. Rru SlG
lhe Oe rio, o,.-.......,....... 69e.
@rape Suicc Fro Elnie. ..... 25e.
glter Sonuuo.C8iu.. crtra GnnI,
idt BRO @alIone e...........S2,5a 80
gub vile. in Y RutefIdtten. @rp
SHBeno .......,..'..,......,.,. SLID
llnicrc bcrilbmte GoIb C5naone.5Ia.
ihe Nothmelu ......,...,...... t4c.
AtBpitura Nltters Ero 6uide 39e,
Nrrinbt unierc Godtntls. BRO Ria,
ibe 400, llllo. o....,..,.,...., 19e.
euitcttcr's IfnacnbilterS Bro Slns
iobe .......,..~............ s5e.
g9ilon.ggbielep SIX aeuilgt. Rru
5luiCbe .../............... SIC.
StaIirnifChe 9buniS;
Bro Finte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Doc.
Fro Quart .......,.......... .b3e.
siiuer 9rpue, Der bette 3bisten In
Der Neit fir bas @elo. iluier
greiS fir cline ganune IN S2.t0
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Siloer=%crfmi III balbcm Yrciie.
tScriuec Yreiic iiir
Ante Nilocr.

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@Mrub
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Nr. 1922.
&altimoresG flo -Giien6abn.
Grturiiuns Bulletin.


81; 90 Baltimore mad st auuts uno Bnriii
9ientag oCn II. .Qidt. Gre eeodh"-
9rIurilon uah Der 2ScIt gIusiteauna
Nlletr limo uHr in Sau Goodies" aiIf
oem puu Baltimore. MT Nuhae Hnbunu
nm $50 &0rnL Gau'6en edbnBaf nm
8 llbr &urut. uHo 3 llbr Jtuhmttups at
iubyCnben 5uae anita. Htnre Up iir
Ole Rldinbrt ur III .6onhee uiri reeil'
ldrcn 5laeu lnHcrbdlb 6ehn Jnaeu. eus
ichlieRib Oes NeriuuistdaCs gIltta
Grtriions etrele 5u q. 1ouis lSeli9ln@itel.
lltug limo ieUt 80 hnben Cation Rtacie
S336O icrha}la Jaae aiiliige Bilieie
S2S00; II [dqc giliiae Nineie s23.00
&uadnogc GtniCiubcteu in ocH Riuet
Nlreuur.
St2i pun Baltimore nan pnrper's 1errn uuo
Oiartinebnra nm }urid am Suuntdg.
ben <. Utui. Sue{ut{ig uerldBt oeH
Gamhen HubH6uf Inn : llbr &ormittuaa.
500 uuu Baltimore uadl Eumberlane ulto jlts
rd aHt S0uutua OcH :. Qtat. Spe3ials
iug pcrla6i ocn Gumoen gnhubuf nm
llbr &nrmttulo N22-b
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FF 4 ~ ~rzaI1zSzS EXCLUSIVE
qaOcm. - uox.s JouyIN &cE.
KID GLOVES
0GnsDalts umo 0Otcls9inncn.

Sir aann mot sn o3tgsl Htnq &3m4G
z bis 81 0muib
/
III arO bis $ wcr6
nG rri5e ecicut R
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Seltimores better 2aOen.
%zzMoMiMnhmIh37
lop,uaro. mi,o Scrrgtpmitrahe.
0piuarbe uno ScrirgtpnitraBe
(Sroser Nerfamf npm
$500 prOmtnQotnr0htn 3u 1926

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| a recurrent attack and he is now in
bed at the Arlington. One hears nova
days, however, an occasional sugges-
ton that he may be forced upon the
tail OF the Roosevelt ticket. President
Roosevelt is capable of that sort of a
political coup, should he find the dele
gates at the Chicago convention in a
| mood to yield to that sort of a request
from him.
Thus far there has been no very seri-
Gus discussing of vice presidential can
didates for either party and no decided
sentiment for any particular men. Ohio
Indiana. or Illinois will in all proba bill
ty furnish the Republican candidate
There are three possibilities from
Ohio-Judge Taft, soon to become Sec
rotary of War; Senator Hanna, and
Gov. Herrick; two from Indiana-Sen-
ator Fairbanks. or Gov. Durbin; and
one from Illinois-"'Uncle Joe" Cannon,
Speaker Of the House. Gov. Durbin
and Gov. Herrick are the two strongest
possibilities Gov. Herrick was the
friend of Mckinley. Men of the bust
ness world have great confidence in
him. Some think he will prove the
nominee.
Staggered by the blow of Bryan's
Lincoln speech, in which he declared
for the reaffirmation of the Kansas City
platform and likewise by the refusal
of Tammany to accede to the Parker
boom, which seemed to be we'll under
way, Democrats here are trying to re-
cover their senses. Democratic politi-
cal gossip has for several days been
at a standstill. The subcommittee, in
charge of arrangements for the St
troubles with hotels that the Republic
can subcommittee has been having with
Chicago. The hotel keepers are plan
ming to take all the money the dele
gates and visitors have in their
clothes. Strenuous efforts are being
made to check that plan of financial
campaign and the Democratic COM
mittee is threatening to take the con-
vention away from st. Louis, just as
Senator Hanna threatened to do to
Chicago. Undoubtedly there will be a
compromise and an amicable adjust
ment when the Democratic committee
gets to ST. Louis early in February to
look the ground over.
The slow progress Congress is max
ing with its legislative business makes
it more than possible that the session
will extend right up to the time that
the conventions are assembling, Demo-
Gratis may try to force a session be-
ytnd the time of the convention in or
der to make political capital for the
campaign after the issues have been
outlined in the conventions. Republi-
cans, however, will likely be able to
check that June Is, one week before
the Republican convention, is regarded
now as the probable date when Con-
gress= will get away.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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IMPORTANT WORD
FROM KOEBELE

Professor R. C. L. Perkins, first as
sistant eutomologist of the Board Of
Agriculture and Forestry, yesterday re-
ceived an important letter from Pro-
lessor A. Koebele, the chief eutomo1o-
gist. Professor Koebele was in Ala
media, expecting to visit the southern
countries of California shortly to pro-
cure the parasite that kills the 1eaf-hop-
per. He sent lot of this antidote along
with his letter, which will be distributed
as soon as the creatures can be bred in
suffic1ency.
Earnest warning was conveyed by
Professor Koebele against the introduc-
ton of infected bananas from the South
Seas. He informed Professor Perkins
of the prevalence of a malignant banana
disease in Fiji, which is utterly destroy
ing the crops of that fruit An official
notice prohibiting the importation of ba-
nanaS from the South Seas will prob
ably soon be published.
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CHARGES AGAINST
CONSUL OOODNOW

Mr.. John Goodnow, Of Minneapolis,
consul-general of Shanghai. China. has
recently returned to thenUnited States
to defend himself against various char
ges that have been preferred against
him. involving the abuse of consular
prerogatives. The President and the
Secretary of State have determined to
make a thorough investigation into the
conduct. not only of Mr.. Goodnow, but
also of a number of other representa-
tives of the diplomatic corps in the Far
East, with the purpose Of ascertaining
the truth of the reports Among the
others who have been accused are
Robert NJ. McWade, of Philadelphia,
consul general at Canton; and Carl
Johnson of Colorado, vice-consul at
Annoy. The charges preferred against
ture as those recently preferred against
the employees of the Postoffice Depart
ment, and the investigation promises
to be as interesting. Vice-consul John
son IL dGCuSc0 Vi having 1dlSG
certificates to the Chinese who have
been entering the Philippines. Similar
charges, coming from the Philippine
Civil Government, also implicate Mr..
Wade. A Shanghai lawyer has made
affidavits that Mr. Goodnow charged
$500 for recording the sale of ship,
and got his fee. Passports for several
Russian subjects are said to have been
secured from Consul Goodnow, only on
the payment of extortionate sums of
money. This news will come as a
shock to the American people who have
heard of Mr. Goodnow's conduct dur
ing the Boxer outrages, in the manly
character of Consul Goodnow, It is
unfortunate that such publicity should
be given to a case of this kind, as it is
beginning to look as though there was
no honor left in public Office. The re-
cent scandals in the postal service in
the Indian land agency, and in the case
of General Wood give the impression
that the great majority of public office
holders, especially those holding high
positions, have been making use of
their responsible commissions only to
further private ends. Perhaps, how
ever. it is better to have done with
the unpleasantness at once that the
investigation be a lesson to all office
holders who are contemplating fmita-
ting the example of their superiors.-
Western Christian Advocate.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU,

ARRIVED AT HONOLULU,
Friday, February 5.
S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from Sar
Francisco, at a. m.
DEPARTED FROM HONOLULU.
Ship Marion Chilcott, for San Fran
cisco, at 10:15 a. m.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Ma
vi, Kona and Kau ports, at noon.
Stmr. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for Ko-
olau ports, at 10 a. m.
S. S. Oregonian, Carly, for Kahului,
at $50 D. m.
Maalaea, Kawaihae, Mahukona, Ku-
kaiau, Ookala, Paauhau, PapaaIoa, La
upahoehoe and Hilo, at 5 p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived
Per S. S. Alameda, February 5, from
San Francisco-O. Clayton, Mrs. Clay
ton, j. n. Cobb. Miss Clara Doyle, Miss
F. Doyle, Albert Prudential, w. r.
Frost, M. Gale, Mrs. Gale and child, z.
NJ. Jones, Mrs. J. S. Kimball, F. NJ.
King, Col. Lauterbach, W. A. Lingham,
Mrs. Lingham, J. A. Mcclure, A. w.
Miles, NJ. c. Miner, A. H. Hoffit, Miss
Margaret Sipple, DIR. V. J. Stearns, w.
P. Sullivan, Miss e. Suter, A. D. Wade,
Mrs. Wade.
Departed.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, February 5,
for Lahaina. Nfaalaea, Kona and Kau
ports-S. Keliinoi, Captain A P. Nj
black and wife, E. Stiles, P. J. Bell,
DR.. E. S. Goodhue, wife. son and baby,
r. w. Osborn and wife, P. II. Baker,
wife and 2 children, w. J. Coelho, c.
Miss NJ. Alderman, A V. Pc
ters, A. A. Braymer and wife, Miss
Lizzie Cockett and 20 deck.