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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-29

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06

ALE Deutschen werden nierdurch
frdl. eingeladen EUR Teilnahme an einem
am Sonnabend den Sept Attends um
7h uhr. i'm Hawaiian Hotel Annex
CwaikilxD stattfndenden Festabend "a
Ehren der Besatzung S. NJ. s. Condor.
There will be a very important meet
ing this evening of Roosevelt Camp No.
1, U. S. W. ", to consider some very
good Suggestions of the Department
Commander of the Philippines, who
passed through on the transport Sheri-
dan yesterday.
A reception to the Reverend G. d.
Edwards the new pastor of the Chris
tan church, was held i'm the church
last night. Mr. Edwards congregation
turned out in force to greet him and
his wife. There were a few cordial
speeches, music and afterwards a
pleasant supper.
H. S. Townsend, formerly Inspector
General of schools in hawaii and for
the past five years superintendent of
schools for the Island of Mindanao,
Philippines, was expected by the trans
port Sheridan. He did not come how
ever. He has been given a years
vacation. Mrs Townsend has been
living in Oak Park near Chicago for
the past two years, having gone there
to educate the children.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
JURMEN FOR
OOLE'S NEXT TERM
FEDERAL JUDGE DRAWS JURORS
FOR TERM OF HIS COURT TO
BEGIN NEXT MONTH.

! United States Judge Dole this morn
| ing drew Grand and Trial jurors for
the next term of his court, which opens
on October 8. The Grand jurors, to be
summoned to appear in court on the
opening day, are: Walter Disney John
| Walker, Claude Haupu, r. w. Single
j. f. G. Abel Thomas Gandall, II. p.
! Walton, w J. England j. r. Gnliland
! L. c. Ables, ]. NJ Riggs. u. p. Kellett,
George S. Evans J. A. johnson, r. A.
Hays, Davis Goldstein, Eugene Buff
fandeau, c j. Fishel, J. w. Iosepa, Ar
thur Frias, Honolulu; w. II. Beers
Hilo; F. b. West, Waipahu oahu; r.
5. Kalanui, Paauilo, Hawaii
The trial jurors, ordered to appear on
October %, are: Henry A. Taylor, Z.
O. White, Frank Barwick, A. ]. Smith
les, George P. Castle, A. Kalelkau, c.
s. Crane. Allen Walker. H. j. john
ston, j. b. Watson NJ. r. Counter. F.
B. Auerbach, c. ]. Willis, A. A. X. e.
Kahulualil, Norman Watkins, A ].
Davis, w. b. Harris, John A. Baker, j.
I E. McLain, E. NJ. Boyd, j. E. West
brook, I. S. Dillingham;, c. f. Frasher,
w. A. Melbourne, ]. A. Cough, John
Coffee, ]. r. Gait w. n. Hanna, f. f.
Hingley, c. B. Nelson. James Decker.
Honolulu; H. D. Johnson, C. S. Bertel-
man, Waipahu, Oahu; ]. G.. Wyman,
Lihue, Kauai; Mansfield Whitney, Ke-
ALA, Kauai; j. H. Painter c. c. Con-
radt, c. d. Lufkin, Waikiki. Maui; AL
bert Waterhouse, Pearl City; J. Dudoit
/ Pukoo, Molokai W. X. Waimaumau,
Kailua Hawaii. 7 d A Alderman Eaa
lakekua, Hawaii Jackson KaWewehi,
Keauhou; Jonah B. Cummings, Kappa,
David Forbes, Kukuihaele; f. H.
Bailey, Makawao; r. A. Wadsworth,
Kahului
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
MUST END THE
TRADE BOYCOTT

PEKING, August let is learned
here upon good authority that the
American Government has notified
China that all negotiations for a new
( convention to discuss the Chinese ex-
| clusion act will be discontinued until
the anti-American boycott is stopped,
and has also given notice that China
/ will be held responsible for any loss
sustained by reason of the boycott.
The Chinese authorities state that
they will take energetic steps to stop
everything Of an illegal or dlsorderly
character, but that they cannot stop
the boycott.
WASHINGTON, August i9.--No in
formation could be obtained at the
State Department concerning the
treaty negotiations alluded to in the
above dispatch. The matter of holding
China responsible for losses sustained
by American citizens, it is presumed,
refers to instructions sent to Minister
Rockhill directing him to inform the
Chinese Government that the United
States would insist upon the fulfllment
Of treaty stipulations.
Sir Chen Tung Cheng, the Chinese
-AiAAiotNAS SAllGu upOll <ACllllS o6CIcldIJ
Adee today, but it was said that his
visit was for the purpose of paying
his respects and had nothing to do with
the present situation in China. Dis
cussing the boycott, the Minister said
that he has done all that he could do
in his position to stop it. He had ad-
vised his Government that nothing
could be done about repeating the pres
ent laws or changing existing condi-
lions in this country while Congress
was not in session. The Minister ex-
planned that the position of the officials
of the Chinese Government was very
difficult. A great public sentiment has
been aroused and it was not easy to
convince the people they We're wrong.
The conditions in China had changed
very much during the past few years,
and the officials there were politicians,
and, Ike the officials in this country
We're susceptible to public opinion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
PARKER RANCH SALE

Tbs sale of the Paauhau lands of the
Parker ranch under an order of Judge
Parsons, at an upset price of s225, 900,
was set for today in Hilo. An agree
ment vas made for postponement to
a week from today. The Parker ranch
hearag in Honolulu before Judge
Lindray has been set for September
q. Most of the attorneys and others
concerned intend to go to Hilo for the
land sale next week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
CROWDS At THE
POLO GAME

The attendance Of Honolulu people
at the polo game this afternoon while
not seemingly as big as that of Satur-
day was considerable There was a
run on the livery stables again and
shortly after noon the procession start
ed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Automobiles and
every other sort of rig was pressed into
service and the result must be that
there will be. a huge crowd to see the
big game.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
BRYAN COMING

William Jennings Bryan is coming.
He will be here on the Manchuria Oc-
tober 4. a cable was received by E.
b. Mechanism yesterday from the
free silver statesman making this an
nouncement
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
WAIKIKI SEA WALLS.

Governor Garter and Superintendent
Holloway of the Public Works Depart
ment had a consultation this morning
over the mater of the Waikiki sea
walls but no conclusion was reached.
The subject will be further discussed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
AUCTION SALE
Perfection Home
Bakery
ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 9,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ

At the premises, Beretania street
near Emma street, 1 will sell at public
auction, the contents of the PERFEC-
TION HOME BAKERY, comprising:
Scales, Cake and Pie Tins, Bread
Pans, Mixing Troughs, Kettles, stove
Electric Fan, Counter, Dishes, Re-
frigerator, Show Cases, Candy Bags
and Satchels, Etc, Etc.
This property will first be offered as
a whole; giving an opportunity to open
a Bakery Immediately.
stock can be examined on applica-
tion to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
STERLING SUIT WITHDRAWN,

discontinuance was filed this
morning in the case of @. Sterling VS.
f. M. Swanzy and T. II. Redward,
suit to enforce a mechanics lien. Ster-
ling has died since the suit was begun,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06

Manuola, who was arrested for forci-
bly, entering the post office premises at
Laupahoehoe and is held to answer
before the federal Grand jury, will APP
pear in court tomorrow. 1t is said
that he will plead guilty and accept
the sentence of the court rather than
wait for indictment and trial
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
RROUGHT CARGO oF CnA1.

The bark Sea King brought 2,16O tons
Of coal from Newcastle She will prob
ably be towed to Kaanapali from Ho-
noiulu if an agreement can be reach
ed with Captain Olsen of the ug Fear
less.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL
SUMMARY.

Station. Honolulu, T. H; Month";
August, 9O5. e..
Atmospheric Pressure. (Reduced to
sea Esvel inches and hundredths.)
Mean. 1902; highest, BOIL; date, 2";
lowest. 1884: date, 90"
Tenrperature-High "a; date, 18th
lowest. 20; date Goth. Greatest daily
range. 10; date, 22nd; least daily range,
8; date. 10th.
Mean for this month in 1890, 10; 1891,
80; 1872, 70; 1893, Is; 1894, II; 1895, 49,;
1896, d 1897, 49, 1898, IS; 1899, 70; 1900,
80; 1901, 70, 1902, 10; 1908, rs; 1904, rs;
1905, n.
Mean for this month for 16 years 49,.
Absolute maximum for this month for
IS years, IS.
AbEgtute minimum for this month for
16 years, 63.
Average daily excess ~ or deficiency
- nt this month as compared with
mean Of 16 years-1.2.
Accumulated excess ~ or deficiency
(-)fiTce January 1, -394.
Average daily excess % or deficiency
& siace January l, lie.
Presipitation.-aTOta this month, 2.2O
GREATEST precipitation in "a hours, 1.O4.
date. 9Th and 9th.
Total precipitation this month in 1877,
o.5S; 1878, 1.22; 1879 LIS; $780, O.S4; 1881,
All; 1889, 1.72; 1883, 2.12; 1884, 100; 1885,
z.O1; 1886. LII 1887 1.S2; 1888, Al; 1889,
1.20; 1890, LIP 1891, O.93; 1892, 165; 1898,
LILO; 1894, GIG; 1905, 2,2O.
Average of this month for 10 years,
LA
EZisss ~ or deficiency X of this
montA as compared with average of 10
year,. 70. &C.
Accumulated excess a. or deficiency
g snce January /, lob.
WiGd.-Prevailing direction, NE,
(67f,l; total movement, 1858 miles; av-
erage hourly velocity, So; maximum
velocity (for five minutes) IS miles per
hour, from the northeast on the 2Sth.
Weather.-Number of clear days, 5;
partly cloudy, 81; cloudy, 5; on which
-0l inches, or more, of precipitation oc-
eurre3 10.
Miscellaneous Phenomena dates of:
Aurcs1s, none; halos, solar, gath, 25th
18th; lunar. none; hail, none; sleet
none; fog, none; thunderstorms, none
Nots.-Rainfall to 1894, incl, from
McKibbin record; all other data to 1904,
incl, from record of Territorial Mete-
OrOlOEist; 1905 data from U. S. Weather
BureEG records.
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
ELEELE.

Departing September 5.-Am. ship
Mary L. Cushing, Balch, for San Fran
cisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06

Mrs w. II. Rice and Mrs A. H. Rice
were passengers this morning by the
steamer Kauai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
GUSHING LEFT FOR FRISCO.

The ship Mary L. Cushing left Eleele
yesterday in ballast for San Fran
cisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06

LONDON BETS: September 8,
shillings, 1O1a pence; last previous quo
tation, September /, shillings, 81
pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-06
Amid All The
Excitement

OF current events, do not forget
that your hair requires attention and
the proper care.
PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER.
VIII give your hair the proper nourish-
nneut and encourage it to grow.
Sold by all Druggists and at the
Union Barber shop, Tel Main 232.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15
&crborgcnc Shabc.

GllgIlld)c Grpe0itioncn ollf ser SltuC
llah S%ccrGubcr= 9elttc, lucld)c oul
Goco9 &1luuo pcrlteft mor0rlr
lctn lnu.
SQn 6run6tSco, fl. &unllur.
49, M0brcn0 Der bier cinoctroiienl
Gompfcr uGitp Of Honomo" ouf Der
6obrt bon ccntrolomerifonild)c1 so.
fen in Yltnto 2lrcnoa, Gotta Hico, an.
lcgtc, befdno lid BORT oic britilhe
9ampfiad)t oRoie Wprinc," 0crcll
3ielGoco9-S0lon0 mar, no nod elmer
oltcn Sage Dor nielen, pielen So6rcrr
SeerGubcr rcihe 9eltte an Wolo utl0
Silber nergrnbcn hoben ipllcn, obnc
IpGter mie0er 8elegcnbeit 81 fin0eu,
ben Sdob 81 heben. Seit Sobrcn
bat it'd 0ieic WtGr erbolten, obiuubl
ld)on Siele perqebens oltf Der Snict
nodl ben i~aqenboften Shdben geilht
bobcn. Die Gompfio6t leqtc lit
Eunta NrennS oil, I'M bon Der He0ic-
rllllg bon GoIto Hico, unter oerenSSll.
riaoiftion Gocos.SsIonb itebt, Die
GrloubniB 5unt Sdotgroben SIT CT.
luirfcn.
rSnl &ofen bon Enltomo trof Die
nGitD Of Eanomo" cine nnbere britt.
ldc 0onpfiodt, Die &croniQlte," nil
Carl ,SiBlpiaiomlS urlb 5ehn @ef0Gr.
ten ont 9orb, oic lid ord) nod Go.
cos-SSlano begeben molltclL I'M 1otl
ben bergeIIenen S6Gben ser SeerGll.
Der 5lt forld)en. Nod) enter ortoerelt
Welbung Dor luenigcn Sagen bat
bieie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unter
2citnng oeS britiidcn GorlS ocu
SOB" bereits o~uigegeber, nodoem
lie einen betrddtlifen Sbeil Der Sn.
iel per9ebens bltrrd)pilblt botte. Die
1oonlpfiadt y8eronique" ioa in Ben
nahlten Sagen IN San Sron5isco
m~lanaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15
Ger VI d) srntD einberu-
fen.

MleM IA, Solttor. - Moroelt
miro ell foiierlid)er Grlob per0ffent-
lld)t rperoelt, meld)er ben Hei6srotb
auf Den "a, Sanltor einberuit.
fnoppcS 8ertrouenS s.
DO II III.
Earis, fl, Sonuor. - Sn Der
0epltirteufaml1ler mllroe mad elmer
laugen, errcgten Sibung elm 8eifIltB
angellonlrlen, III meId)em Die Grfld.
rllrg Der He9ierltng nit elmer Webr-
belt BON leds Stimmen g%ltgebeiBen
lullroe.
81 mpf gegcn omcrtfant I.
DE @uummpIle
Harts, II. Somlar.-Ser froil-
5oIilde aoloniol.S erein leitet cine
mtsgeoebnte Champagne, UNI Die Gin.
fiibrling omerifaniiher gallmuoae
81 oerbin0ern, inoem Der 9auinpon-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15
8eraoe, iuic in Baltimore.

@06ter BON 3lDei Hdubern in bruto-
Ter 8eiie attodirt. - Sprengten
Damn Den @eIOi6ronf, matten
ober feiue 9eltte. - Gngebli6er
~Nngreifer in @oft.
Ncn Yorf If. San. - Chen
m0r0eriideu lleberfoQ u%ntterno6mcrl
9eitern friib 3rpei Hduoer ouf Den
9%tad)tpddtcr Bernhard Nubin in
Der GiicnaieBerei Don Ecitler u.Ntor-
Gus, 9tr. 233 Ii. 235, Beta 4penltc,
8rootIpn. 9to6ocul tie Den Wtonn
ihmer %miBbonoelt bottcn, iprengten
Die Gicbe permittelit Gplrumit 0en
in Der Office itcGenoen 8eloi6rQnf.
Ga iid) in %Cbtcrcm lpe0cr 8el0, nod
Mertbiuhcn bcfon0Cn, mllBtcn tie
obnc 8eutc lpie0cr fort5iebcn.
Sn 6olQe 0eS llobcrfoQe8 (icQt Mt
bin an nidt luCniNcr ais n Mlut0cn
ou SCOPE uto al10cren &0rpcrtbei.
len Ietocn0 in iCincr Mobnuna in
9}r. t3t, Siponio Incnllc, IN pre-.
fdrcm 3uItun0e ouruieocr. Bod ici-
ncr Ilalagc Tag er qeitern frii6 ct
nu INN 142 llbr oltf einem Sopba
in ciltent binter Dem 9iireQll ser 80.
brit bciin0Iiden f~.ct1cn ,3immer, ais
pl0blih cin @erGuih ans Dem 80.
britrorm an fem Sbr orang. 0ltrdl
0o5 @lo8fenIter IN Der Wono bli
cfen0, benterttc er i'm nd6iten Ofo-
ment 3lpei mdnuGi6e 8eitultclL sic
iidJ Der Office nGbertcn. Ole Gin-
0ringlinae mllbtcn Den @Gdbtcr be.
merit bobcn, 0enn tic trateu 3uerit in
0uS flcttc g8ndt5immer Gubin
molltc gera0e nod Dem 9cQcbr Der
6renlocn froqeL ais elmer oerielben
linn nit eiltem S6micoc6anmer ci-
men Sdlaa a1lf Den 9opf nCricbte.
Scr Nngcgriffene i~tijr5tc nieocr un6
0arolll b%eorbeitetcn sic RGllbcr i'm
nod nit Den 6Glliten uuo Stiefclo6=
I0bcn. @ic Ser @G6tcr bchallptct,
perlor CT nidt ou2 8elpuBticin, ioll-
bern itclltc it'd MIR 70, ais menn CT
to0t lei. Gr bortc eincn ser 8crle
Iogcn: Ser lit o~bQctbon," uto oo.
raltf bcgobcn lid bcioc Ginbredler
nod Der Office. 0ort iprenQtcn lie,
lpic borber erndbnt, 0cn8elbidranf
llno e%ntfernten Iid Damn.
Aus 5oblrei6cn @un0en 6llttenO,
ihlcppte iih Hubin mad iciner einiQc
Soltlcr8eoierte cntfernt geGegenen
Mobnltn9 un0 bcronloBte icine@ot=
tin, 0ie 8oti5ci SIT 6cnodri6tiQen.
&olo trof Der Foti3iIt @ornes bon
Der brownsville . Station Elm uno
requirirte cine 9lntbulon5 0cS 9roo-
fo%roltruBen 2 6olpitoGS. Or. Sane,
Der NIT 0ieicr %onlangte, ertldrtc, 0oB
&u6in %onidlcinen0 eiten S6G6el,
6rlth erIitten 6Qbe.
Gini0c Stlnoen ipGter brr6oftctc
Die &oli5ci ocn 30 Sabre ottcn Gbri.
Itian Gen bon 8arbcpitroBe auf 0cn
Gcr6nht, an 6cm Nurlbonfou 6ct6ei.
ligt aemeicn 5n icin. Sm @otc2.
Nocnne . Goli}cigerift fpGter oordt,
iijbrt, iteQtc ser 2(rrcitont in9lbrc0c,
ctpo9 bon 0cnt &orfommniB 5t mil
icrL lHr0 Hid)ter 6ltrlollQ Iolotc i'm
o6nc 3lIoiitnQ bon 8iirgid)oit in 5
@cf0ngniB. Sp0ter ioentifi3irtc gu.
bin Den @cfongcnen ais cincn icincr
Nnqreiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

&cDiQigltn0cn fir Gricq5- N(u$gobcn
cnt66It. 9}od) icincn &erc6nungen
ijno Die @clocr, I'M Sale Der &rieg
oltrG oo8 gauge Sohr 1903 onbouert,
3um TbCil bercitS ]0i5ponibcl, nab.
reno Der Heit o6uc Sd)mierigteit be
idufft mer0en fam. Q}un ermartet,
Dob ser BON alien &ermultunQa.Gc,
portcmcl1tS cr0ifnete GrieQS.Gre0it
om S0ltB oc8 &nhrcS $3tO,500,OOO
crqcbcn uno 0ieic Slunmc cinenI6eil
Ser 2llr5go6en fiir 1903 Ocfen miro,
PIN /. &on1tor 1901 belief Ii6 Der
@oarbeItono inn Hci63i6ob ouf 49,
100000, 1tl0 Oicic Summe mlroe
ourd) GriparniIic, ~2hu3gobc BON
ShoBontanotcn II. N. urf $685.
100000 gcbroht. 0ieie Sumnte
muroc iiir &rieqS. 2llagobcn I'M
Sabre 1901 pcrmcnoct.
0ur6 ocn &crfolli BON 5-pro5enti-
gen SdoBomta Obli9otioncn im
2tu8lono nlr0c DER @elooorrotb BON
$529,000,000 am Gnoc oe9 Sabres
1903 aui $6t4,500.00O om If. <li
1904 gebroht. unO 0ieier 9ctroq
botte bis gum q. 0e}ember feline 9lb-
nQblrte erfabreu.
llrtbeil gcipro6en.
SGonQboL #. Ce5. Oo$
Wtorine = &%rieqageridt, ooS beltte
I'M Dieiigen rltiiiihen &oniltlot 5ll-
iommcntrot, ocrltrtbeilte Die 5pai
Seclette BON Dem rltIiilhen arelt5cr
o2(sfolo," bic ser GrnorounQ zines
Gbinelen nod cincm Streitc ii6er
Den W}ietb9preia fir cine Sinrifiba
an 10. Ge5cnber ongeflogt marelL
81 bier Sobrcn @cf0ngntB m0 Dem
8erlult aQer biirgcrlihcn Hedtc.
Der Sootoi bon Sbunghoi bate
e3 ub9elch1rt, eirlcn &crtreter at Ser
tricasgeriAtli6cn &erbon0Atng SIT
c%nticn0elt.
Stoiicl oonft ocn Srup u
pen.
SotiG If. San. - Sicr cinge,
troffc1cn Nod)ridlten 3ltfol9c iprod)
General St0iiel bel Der 2lbiHiconub-
me bon Ocn ruiiiid)cn Eruppcn IN
Eort Art6rr Sen Oifi5icrcn mic
Monnihoftcn lcincn Gonf fir bic
bclocnmiitbiQe &ertbeioiqlutg olls
mo erflGrtc, CT boltc Die bon 0cnNd-
ponern %bepiQigtcn &opitlIlotion9bcs
0inglu10cn fir Ole bciten, Die m0a-
lider @ciIe 5u crloltgen qclpeIcn mo-
rem. @citcr logtc er, CT lpiiroc uGc
&ormiiric mc9en por5eitigcr llcbcrs
0obc Ser 6citu1lg o1lf lid) nebnlcn.
Germun0ete in d. ed III
3n ltonoc.
Gbeiop, II. San. - Soponcicr,
iuelde Yort Nrtbuu am TO-. Somtor
nerlieBcn bobcn onocgcberL oob lid
Die Gerluun0etcn 0aielbit in ie6r
Ihle6tem 3uitonbe befonoen. Sic
Gage Der llngliifliden fonnte nid)t
on0erS Iein. 0o lie bel Der llebergobe
nernohIGiiigt muroell. Sebt meroe
Niles getbot, itnt Ole ltngliidli6en
better SIT perpflegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

bou in ben fron56iii6en aolonie'n gu
WtaoaqaSfar, i'm Sitoan uno in 0o-
bonep g~ef0roert miro. 9ort f0nllen
geoen 100000 9o0en 9aummoQe
proOu5irt peroen ODER mebr, oils gor3
6runfreid) int Sabre braltdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-15

fcin0icliac, ulo menn Tronfreih'<
&crIprchrnQen elmer I~triftcn Nclttra-
lit0t oltfridtia morcn, bitten oic
S6iife oes 5peitcn Eocificz@ ci6po-
ocr3 idon Gonae fort0epipien oocr
oc2armirt meroCn ioQen. @%citcrea
30acru 3peds &iilfeleiItung fir rir
ruiiiidcn arieq9i6iifc nnB ais eiu
crnItcr @rud) Der 3cutrolitGt bctrodl-
tct mcrOcn."
0cuti 6Iono neutruL.
@erIin If. &onuor. - Gic ia
noniiteNeoier1rng bot, inoem Iie Don
Dem Gin0ruf, DAB Gcutihlouo Die
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8ut6nGen.

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BONDS, Sefuriidterl etc. 90,96l. 9s
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Saunar 1905.
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50c. rtto 75c. rucrib. ,3ltr Ilslpubl 25e.
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FASHION RANCHES.

Chameleon silks. in a shimmer of soft. pale shades, change with every light into new beauty. Each is a com hination of several colors, yet each is dominated, though ever so slightly, by one of them
 New corsets carry out the two-tone Idea, being made of lowered brocade and lined with pinK blue
 Handkerchief linen, embroidered by hand, makes the newest and best of the new blouSes.
 Deeper cuffs are in evidence
 China silk slips. sheer and cool, ara made to wear under the lingerie 5louses. White or the palest shades of pink, or blue. are the only colors worn for the slips,