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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25
1t Is Cool
THESE DAYS
At HALEIWA
q T T H E PLA CE TO
SPEND YOUR VACATION.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
All Sorts of Amusement,
All Kinds of Recreation,
All the Comforts of Home.

Tickets and information at Oahu
Railway station and Trent & Co., or
ring up Haleiwa Hotel, King 53.
On Sundays the Haleiwa Limited, a
two-hour train, leaves at S:22 a. m:
returning, arrives in Honolulu at 1910
p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

Fort Assiniboine and send them
until aecmation
Camp here by
ndofHa in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

in
pastim
to
however Germany political isolation should find herself
handiy
lied do
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

all who have in contact with Mr.
personally that they feel obliged out of
the Y NJ
A indefaigabe successful their
lose Them they
the colony of
hawa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

patent fight The
vewitho lined
fight the doctors if the latter continue
Unprncd daies the cities are SAID
sscures.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

In memory of our father: Gone to
join his appendix, his tonsils, his olfac-
tory nerve, his kidney, his eardrum,
and leg prematureIy removed by a
hospital surgeon who craved the ex-
perience-Iife
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-25

CampbBanne
Home Rule part OF
ireland
British opposition seem conl
hant heyd twenty
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
@cItcrn MarDIano.SQhn
Srnt aul 10. Sc;cmGer 1901 In Nrnft.
tDl0r nrrlnGfsu CIupu.E IN tim mo foIoi

Srut am 10. Scicm6er 1901 In Graft.
3ilae o~erlallen 8Iuerss 9 tnitont ME tcI9t:
Sdaftdi
l.JO Hrrllt. - G0nCUilip, Nulpilitie, SaDcCS-
iunll, NSabncSburu, ". & B. Bubu uno ben
SltoeT. Lab nIsdcllOU'nen Gonntn1S q. 81
VGbt Sdltnd, GDulnberSbtrg. WiurtitSburg
mo gSiHcbciicr.
1925 glbenos - gfIort. udt u~nion.9rioee.
5t9I1nl, Gnsgenumneu geuntaas.
Ginie titlt6 hon @lacr1s8rube, Carlisle nro
IS. & $, @Hbn.
s,t6 &ornl. = Sauptiinie. Sagerstotpn, @bips
pcrsburg, Sreherif, glHmitt5bnrg uno y. &
gS. Nu5u bis clifton,
t012 Sorn gutout. rat tlntoHaSrlSae,
gorf mt 8etihshnrq.
2.25 Gndut. - gtffom. nddb Gutorbs Srobe.
3,25 gladrn. - Nffprl. ua1 GntorpsHrobe, .. &
s. Sin, fpiute gptt.
f.15 9ladnr. - Wtfonl. mad unioHsPrthpe.
$500 S2adm.-Grprsb rah 0eftnttnfter, unizu
Bridge, ultn ouluI glffofi. bis Sdnerstotpl,
iulutc Snncnd, Trcherid, Gtnmtttsbilrg mo
SGippC1eburN. (larlGriSur,)
1925 sindm. - Grpref nan gurf, SdnuOer uuo
WeftnspnrS. (2dricrdSdr,)
$50 Wudbm. - Sifionl. nan GrrorbsSrpDe.
G.t5 9tbcnos NTfoin. rad llnions9rtbee.
500 2lbelo5 - Nffnn,. nnb @norpz6robe.
eiur Gonutdgs.
$50 Gorm. - Smfom. nab nnton.grlbge nnb
Sunobcr.
2.3O g'ndbn. ~ gfrpm. mob lInIonsRrioae.
4.3O gnfnt. - gtfont. Hdtb @morbs@ee0e
= 6dlt uibt an Der YciHfhI nantdsMue ..EtntioP
Biaets iino @cnddspire1r. Tlbuuab'a, gie
Charles unb qcrin1trnsStrabe.
2iiae 5c!ten an unlons, HennfbIbdniassIbe.s -,
Sulious lno g8nIbro1fs (ytort1sapenue) Ginttn;.
Y. o. SrtsipuIn, q. g.. R.
=. M. oup en-. o. B. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
GGcIapcafc Sompicr.G umpaanie.

Gbclnpcnfc5Sinie.
GIc0dilte YniIaqicr45 nmpicr ,g(uguIiu" nlto
sNtlnntd" fnd)
SIn Epint Comfort mo 9ipriulf, ia.
Sampler p~crlulicl Baltimore tdgIid tanS9cs
lolltlllcit Soitlltage) nm $50 9lbcros mo ioiit'
llel IN SlO Yoint Comfort nm 6 llbr Wior'
gcns mo III y~torfulf nm 7.15 Wiorgens ur, ni'
lDlleBcno an pie Siicnbubn8ii9e lte4 aIeil
bliliiieit oes Siibens mo Siioiueiten5.
0brtsJiucrsStuic.
Glegarlte HaiiagiersSampier Charlotte" uito
Baltimore"
mad @cit.guint unb Jlidmpno, gG.
sampler ~berldilet Baltimore Sienttdgs, Onns
nerlt9as rIlo Ganitoes nm 8 llbr 9tatnittaes
llo i%oiilI!elt 6i 8eits4oint nm 7,30 Wsorgeiis
ullo 5u Hthrton6 nm 9.25 Moreens al.
VIC Sdnlpfer tberbeit auf Der Qils liro Hiida
in9ri i'm Dor. Jiiner an foleenoeil Gnrfteh ait'
moet; @loliteiter Bnint. Glnb ganf itlio Iu'
Saripier ~ucrlaiich Baltimore uom Hicr VT. Is
iuo 10, aigbiitr aleji-9srrftr..
ISurns gillete ttdd dleu yiiflffeit fptlen gef
ll0eti; Sepdd nlifaegeben nm aatnteilStiit,iler
~ Soralis ~rcferuirt peroen In Den bieiineit
Wilei. N%irealr; air. ST.. .s,presG bnrleSsstr afe
sNl. II, 9Setti ScfircsStrnbc, ener nei Snipts
Niirenrr: 9ir. $50, p~iabfsSfraBe, Baltimore, Mo.
K.nt ~ al - "a - MH HA<tr - y n @s~&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
@egwei(m
uun empie6lcnSiucrtben Sinan5',
GngrOss uuS Guoctails0 eidGften,
Stnan5teIIes.
9anfen.

6irIt NationaI 8ant, t6, @eit.Sara.
togo . GtroBe; S. 9. 6erguion,
@rdIi6ent; S. 9. @iIcor, Gniiirer.
5ormerS' anO @er6antS' IationaI
9ont. 30t, q o.@barles. StraBe;
G6as. z. Crane, B%rGiiOent; Garter
q. O8burn, &aiiirer.
0euti6e 9anf, 2erington. uno SoGi.
oop.S troBe; 81. $. Sdul8, &rdit'
bent; aluguit 8e6er, aniiirer.
Commercial ano 6ormcr8' NationnI
9anf, @oWoro. uno @crman.Str
8eItcrn Notioual 8nnt, IA, Noro.
@utap.S traBe; Soibito Is. SurOcp,
grGiioent; @. Marrlott. &aiiircr,
9ropcrs' oro Ne6anicS' NationaI
@ouf, @lttalps uno Sapette.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
Nnrcn Mnne,s Giicnhnhn .Gn.

3nbrpfan frat mn IL. Sssembcr 1904 In QroTt.
Snmpicr r~criuiieu Iicr Rr. 9H., 2iabtaG tra6c,
tdglidl tnliSgetumr1cit Gnrntnp) nm 700 Enrui
ndd 2puc. Hu.ni, Snccustutun, Gcutrepinc, Sen,
tpn, Greenwood. 2elucs nito 9nifdcufiatiunet
nl6 nm $50 lid6m. nab GGcn Bunfler b1s
genes, Sci. ~
9htfdIub 6l SrceuiuuUS nit Der ,ScIniparss
Pabu" nud alien 9srlticn fiinfih an Der nIcus
gorf. gbildoclpbiu uno glorfoIfs(iGbn".
. SHbeit in Succu Wine NnThTnb an bic
%. & Is. giicnbnbn" nab Cation mo Srfprb.
Srn1t miro tigIiG bis 6 ubr IbenoS eni.
eeger genommcn.
Su1n Is. 9psfrn, Sen. s8a. s9IaenL
Sranf Gblrn, Sedueiier.
(ggdt271O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
MarplanS nub YennI9lbanie.gah

8itge b~erInfen gtortfs 9ibeHne,g tot,nre set
7.S0 Sorrn. mad Dori, tdgIi9, ntsoeuom.
men Gunltngs.
$50 BORN. nab 9eltn. inr GouHiaps.
$50 nab geIair, tigIib, auSaenomme,
SonftngS.
1926 glndn. mad Yort, tdeIih, ausoeupu,.
men Goittaes.
400 gadbnI. mad 9eIta, MIR Gonntao4
AGO mad Delta, tdgIin, aitsacnoutnien nm,
Gunnfag.
600 Ancbm. mad eeiair, tasIih, uusasupm.
men GountneS.
1921 MbsnSs, mao gcIair. nur Gonniaos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
9enuiBlbaniasS 0RW.

a.vITWrT SID NII1ert -TTT,+T go f,l,,.
4.4O IiUIBeHs, llgtt0 (uIuuIsS IatIOu IA !yIur,
geIt5D, nan SSlutanI5pOtt mo gUd SdOcu.
$40 @Urmitta0S (llu]toHsStntuIt 500 Nurm),
tdgtld), nab Blits1ltrB, Chicago, GuuisUlle,
81. &ouls; 3oHelter mo sane an @o&ell'
s.l5 @ormittuas QluionsGtatiou 6.65 gorrt.),
td9lt1, IluD Buffalo, COta emporium Sumo
ilpl) MT ourdGeBeItOcH G~alCGSGggOlL Buus
~lur=&eagDuH mo @puD.
1t.45 @GrmittagS Naturalization 1900 Grit,
tuG5), tuglltb, lla1 'Bitt5burg uHo GleOe!IHo;
9itcllc1O ll!o 9lnlita an g8odenIdgeH.
1l.45 8orllittngS QluiUnaStatlOu 1900 GRit'
t1gs), tdgIth, GtIulteO. EittsburQ, @btcuo1
Glc0eldlio, Io.coo, Detroit, Soui50ltle INTO
u, Npule.
i.35 Manmtttaa5, tdoItb (oon Der llnior,sta,
nom, nab blltsburG Chicago, y,ulbDtlte tOiG
&iulunIspOrt.
100 9i6cnos, idolin toon Ger tlnionsS tutioD.
nab GbicuBo. EleoeluH0 ltto 4Oic0u.
$40 Nben00, td8Ii6 (OuH Der untpHsGtdttpB).
rad @ttsbira. Cincinnati NM 81. Gouts.
$50 gtDcnoS, tdBltT COON Der UUlurr 5iattOHf,
mao Buffalo (uid emporium 5rlctlUu), mt
olrd1GebcuOci1 Buffet Collaboration II. Goa3
$40 HecnoS, idqii6 Clinton Station nm 900
@5etlosl. nab %.tt5burg. @5iQIgo. Glcpeato.
Cincinnati, Ct Gout5 uito Grtt; 6O6etttr,
als0enonlucl Samttae.
1l.4l gDcnSs Lluinn citation 1l.55 &heno5).
iH9iItb, ruf Rlitsburg, Chicago, 2oieoO, AOa
9ellGr unO erie; GIcrelallo, dlsgcllommcl
GnWitdQ.
go6 annapolis. 7.3t mro $50 2'ornr. l.&7
guhnt an gGoGclliuNcl, ScuuiOGe, SO
&ormtttuNs.
WOn ocr grcHocnt etrabc.
G.15 U}Orpcus INN B.25 9lUeIlns an gludCns
tngClt, llaG EGilGbclnbid.
g1u Der lluiUnsS tnttot.
~ m o Syr6g fp'TnnopeSH nnS 2'tpi ssstH' ,5ori4
mir gfctn' gjnrHf. I . w n" ~ M ms wy ~
INN Sic,nl Slnrp TL;r,I, "'s - ~ T"tn %
gSntsuinnrrI S,nrTrtorog' 80 TX 9tiin G55
S{Srn9I, 70 NJ t6G "I'866' ~ gV9"nISSr 'g'pg65
nm II .25 Wbc16s. -' 'io "''"' '''N
W,rT EhiIGNrTnbio 4 IN or eAo on a. m
w Norm AZ Il VA 4 t7o 5T2 od6G 9'4V "a "5;z5oi NV
SCbsn6s IN J,ndputoocIr 7"S r,,,1tt1Ss 1t u d
7TT 6,nrm 90d N poS,T" ir o,iT,S
az 0IE.r,SS2 'Oi' ''' ''N'V"" ZOO "''
yob Nofor nbre gpaooonlrrhreT lao yyorm
nan an & &InGr'9 @S1 a aiIo MARI 1.3S & $tl!Ss, ia9tiai .n,
NEinfinuCti M nCr Trialnnrr' Hniii6NHr "E'9F
r ~ Go,rn, . On nm X FG45ni an Ja,J+o -"
taaen ms 80 aIbieSu6S tioiiS6' -
'7'9ag'9ssD eisySyg' az 70 IA ''y sj,r no -" -
~ IA 'I'22q % o - 4, IN "y'W"nn' ! ~
- ,, |. g-'
81 '9n-"'' Gp'' ~ 49, TX S 5r .,,hnsg',,,
a. 49, go ~ ~" . 81 ) ~ q IL"
H59.''HIuAS"'s S'n"4lFtN'o 40 l,,-rr, M 70 "a
~ u'i122 o'iin'' nnI' SS'-e a. " r J. -55
: 'i. DIM @,I'' = Wv 81 WGIi,3' mn, I
s6cnnS >'""'''' ''''' '' w
Nah lliliNpull2 l"O 0.l' %o'W w Muo
~ gtg@nl- 600 gpclo9 nL EgoWtutnB'a.
atlaitlc Sooll rlle STpftR. 2."' na'l,'7 mm"
IL HuOuHlluN@ IuNllu ".ltIu Ipit HU'
Slortnn SpcrtdI" 900 IUrno3 an S&'Wyas
toAcH. On. - or
S.21 ulo g.l5 Nbcloa tdNith. a@nHibcvl @
Ealni Stnltlcb. F'.3G g,ntHl. ul 2SohcHla0t1
Seubuarh NUr Cine AtUihpdU Grn1rb ~ 9'urm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
NOrOOeuti6er QlObO.

&egcImaFi8e 9ampHdififaDrt
5tuifben
Baltimore unO Wrcmen
our6 Ole neten uno erprobten, nit
alien 8equemIi6feiten p%erie5enen
BoitOampfer erIter GIaiie:
,Tbein," .9ran0enburg, ="
,Nedar," vGbcmnis, "
yMoin," 08reSlalI.
Die @gpeoitton8tnge iinO pie folgt;
- BON Baltimore:
y9rc5lau," SomItog, Sen 81. San,
2 llbr 9}a6mitto89.
aCormitoot," M}ithpod, ocn %.
Tc6r11or, , ll6r 9}o6mittog$.
,,8cra," M}ittmod), oc1 /. 6cbruar,
> llbr 9}a0mjtta02.
nClocnbur0," M}ittpodl, Ben 8.6ebr.,
, ll6r 9}ndmitto8S.
oGuiicl" MiittpoG, Sen %. 6cbrtar,
. l)6r No6mittag3.
nG6cnmiG. Miithuod, Den s. @}0r5,
, llDr ?tod)nlltta89.
8meite Stniiite.8 aiIage.BretS:
Gun $3.50 al.
2piihenoeds .@5uIinge-BreiIe
Bon SattHOr' Hed S33,0N
bremen ....,.... w @nCV
Bon Greuleu n0dj Baltimore S3t,00.
----
RusSretfe . Bllctc Iun baltimore nan
Srcmcu mIo 5uritd $1,000.
gBegen Srnbt uuo Qnin8e tpcnoe man it
an Ois 9enerdr 2Igerten
u. GGGmader & ST.,
Nr. 419, $arnger-StraB
obey
GOmGrN Gniuc,
cHltr hrs .TsntlGcn 6uTrelponStutsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
McrMunts' &c Mincrs' @ranspOr,
tatipn GDmp.ng.

-NWVIGFa-II
Hn6 9o'ten uno benz Often: ienen WIontna,
9tenItGg, 9onneritoe uEo SamItae. slben6s
G llbr.
NNn Brobioence uro benz Often: febcrGonns
tag. Wtttiipo@ itrb SreituG, gbenbs 8 llbr.
linl 6 llbr 9lbeno8.
Srndt loirb tiQIi6 bis 3 lIbr I6enos fir an
BEN SAGE abinbrcHoe Sampler nHaerlommen.
Tad Gdonn1nD uno benz Siibcn: feoen Siens
flag, .Sonneritua unb Galnituu, GbeHos 8 llbr.
Bot!nner utto 9rootoeHce : Sampler fabrer
bon Der Merfte am Sube oes 2oues 9odS at;
Sno9nnabs Sampler bon Der 8erfte ant GuBe
Der WeitsSduSsNbcm1e.
Is. u. Gininsbam, geert.
QongsSod.
". g. 3urner, @.sB. 81.
VI. .. etebbiuS, @.sW.
Solpt6iireuu - gT. 604, aurosGedrleS.Str
Ird9t' ulo RaIiae esGiireau-Nr, 221, Beft,
8altimoresStruBe. t1I3,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
q ieoerIanoe nno 9 G.
iBungen.

@liSldnocr miiiieh NIT GGiien Der.
iebcn icin, ieood miro oieIe MoBre.
sci bel Sourilten ultter gcp0bnIi6cn
l~lmltdnoen nidlt a%ugelpenoet. Nad
eincnl Iitfent6nlt BON 5tpei @onaten
iebo1 Btiiiien iid gllsIdnoer ioentifi-
siren tno regiitriren laiien, 9ei Ser
@breiie lit Die 8oraeigung zines Sc.
gitimations Sapters nidlt crforber.
lid.
Sn gniana Bararuaribu) per-
oct 81iic nibt berlangt, ebenio auf
SABA Watobia). = Sir 9 nmo O.
tra 4aoang) beiteben oieieIben Re
geIn, icooh tbut man @priibts baI-
ber gut. cinen Sab init fiji al fiji
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
Sparbanfen.
Central SaOings 9nnt, GbarIes'
un0 2crin9ton.S troBe.

6eltcr-@c riiderung8 .9l0cntcn.
Some Gricn0ly Society, 1926, SIN
ben . Mocnuc.
70. &. GbadeIforo & Co., 2, DIT
SaratogoitraBe.
Senrp SO. @arfieIo (GfopaO, 210,
SIt,2eringtonltraBe.
9irdbeoo & Son, 2t4, 0It.2ering'
ton $ StroBe.
ScnncB & Eoplor, 306, SIt-2eging.
ton . StraBe.
Surner & Sbomo8, 2, OitsSaratoga.
StraBe.
sc. 8. Setoen, II, SIt.gleaiont.
Strabe.
SelterIi6cre M0beI. 2agerung.
@robom'8 @areDouIe, Eort . gIDeme
unO 9olpbiu.S traBe.
neutrality-suspicious. Nafler.
&icrre Is. 9ugon & Ncpbclu, 16,
2erington-S traBe.
~ 8u0banolung.
@~untber's 6eltti9e 9udbonollng.
sos, Sit.@oltimore- Strabe.
8GdersR edlriIiten.
Sic WperS & Stds Co., 104, Si0.
9omarosS trnBe.
8m1boI3-SGnbIer.
Sbos. Mattbelps & Son, Goaton.
Iocnlle uno albemorle.S troBe.
SEQ. s. Sloon & Bro, 4t4, Sight.
StraBe.
9le6. uno emaiuirte StobItpooren.
National @nameIing & Stamping
So, 100, Sanouer.S traBe.
0ompfmai6inen, Seiiel II. 8umpen.
@aqace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombaro.S troBe.
2an0ptrtI6aftlife @erGtbe ltno 90.
mereien.
8rtffitb & Gurner Co., 205, Goro.
FocaItraBe.
Srnnmrntale 9rabt-arbcitcn.
9ufur & Co., 81, N.-Soporo-S Str.
Sdnitt- lrto Gur5mooren.
slrmitrong, Gotor & 60, t06-t8,
Soptius- Blace.
SregellaS, Sertei & 60, 100, Sop.
fins.Elace.
Sbiiren, 8eniterrabmcn IL. GouIcour.
6ront 8. @atfins & 60, 8ratt. uno
Brciiocnt.S traBe.
SdnupTto6ofS 6obrifattcn.
VI. Starr & 60, 436. Noro.G aloert.
StraBe.
3citldriitcn . Wto9o5in etc.
Baltimore Heps So, 3l9, 8elt.
Germans traBe.
Sriebbofe.
Souoon Eorf Cemetery, Office 81,
8eIt-S sStraBe.
elcIapcafc 9ampfcr.Gumpasnie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20

Nnnnpulis, VT, I"ioUdIsSiuiiUn. l7.50 mo
fs, Al w 81, l4; % ~ imS n l5.53 p g. /, % A@i,i@ds t 3D.
1855, 600 mo 2lt.fO gl6cuoS.
Srroerid, Nt, JiobuIsGtolion. ?s.45, l04s u.
&anlb'n Sluion. 1875. 1900, 20.t5 uuo liC.Oc
9nrlnY !l.25, 800 rHo 1920 Abelo5.
Mthdcitcr, Or, Standardization mo g. mo
I243 Y S~amoelrStolion, 1920 y, 1900 nm
SaacrStpmu, Wt. glo0aI=etatio l8.45 gurm..
;8530 gtndnl. 9aHocis StattoH 1900 Soril.,
enieettsGitp mo UT. etirD, Gombcns gioiion,
ZAP, n. II Nornla u ,25. 1850, 1920 TndonI.,
Snrtis San, ggmocn station, IG.29 s'orul.
Gdmhelts Stdtiun, $500 Gnfut.
aJip0al Slae 2inie" mad @6ilaeripbia unS
cefu@ .Serl.G dmoen gerL. mt No5al
@5i@ arfdT q 9ncitc '539iI' 32l@. 81 S.6 90 3.
gSpirt EarIor, uuSG. q. $50 .. 9.64 g.
Torlor, SuetLe. nur Sp. 9.52&. 9.67& =
8aGIor, gpelie nl8a 2. tt5OB. gnt5t@.G
gAneat simiteO," cusf6licbLt4cr Tilnmans3nQ.
SpcJc. ggaaGois, &dq[. '8.1sG u. 8S.52 o..
8nrlnr, @pclle.... Jdgl. SOC ". 6.05 Vie
Goahes, Fbtl1y nisq Q. 755 Y. 500 W.b
eoa6es %3ilo,.. 1aQl. 9004. 9.05 9tG
S9lall2ag9oIi. I1el. 1888 " t244 ~
Yer l0tdle GnlntiUaQpOH nnb Aetusg)puf III i'm
@it. SopalsNnbnbofe nm 1000 a6enos 6ur @uf'
ndlilc bon Fniiugiereu bcreii.
~ ta6 Nitlantie.6it1 an SSodentugeh; -
iluu. IiiUHttC7NHD lupltO.
vile 3lge baIten in &ilmiusiDn. g b1iI
IN 6bcitcr an.
8erl. Gambler 8erI ut 9ioOaI
@S9!la' gttom: ilr Con. S.058. sI0@.
Rbtld., Wffum. GuSg. Q. S.1b8. $50 y.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31
THE AMENDMENT

1.-THE conclusions the Judges of the
Maryland Court of Appeals have
reached are: First that a proposal to
amend the Constitution, pure and
simple, does not need the approval of
the Governor and that he has no au-
thOrity to veto it. To this we all agree.
Second, the majority of US hold that
there is nothing in the second section
of the Franchise Amendment requiring
the Governors approval. Third, that
the second 81 elton of the Good Roads
Amendment contuins nothing needing
the Governors sanction. t. this we
all agree. Fourth that the order
appealed against must be affirmed and
that the mdnddmus must issue as
prayed"
Now for the adoption of this amend
ment by the people. For years they
have clamorrd for just such chance
and have realized the pressing nece>-
sity for it with each succeeding decade
1t is before them now for fiHa act on.
They will not shirk thelr manifest
duty. 1t is the redemption of party's
pledge which the people sustained two
years ago at the STATE election by a
tiattering vote. They must now give
final sanction t. the amendment by
voting for it and getting their friends
to do the same.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31

THE President has officially pro.
claimed the Jamestown Exposition
and invited other nations to the cele-
bration to be held at jamestown, Wiz
ginia, May 18Th to November lst, in
elusive As the President says in his
proclamation it is for the purpose of
commemorative in a fitting and APP.
propriate manner the birth of the
American nation, the first permanent
settlement of The English-speaking
people on the American Continent,
made at jamestown, Virginia, on the
18th day of May, 1907, and in orde
that the great events in American
history which have resulted thereflom
may be accumulated to the present and
future generations of American eiti-
ZeDs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31
MISS MILDRED LEE DEAD.
Youngest Dau ghter of Confed-
crate Chieftain Victim of
ApODleXV

Miss Mildred Lee, youngest
daughter of Gen. Robert E. Lee,
died at New Orleans on Tuesday
night of apoplexy at the home of
Mrs. William Preston Johnston.
who she was visiting.
Miss Lee had spent a large part
of her time abroad. She usually
stayed in Europe over six months
in the year. and the rest of the
time she passed at Lexington, Va,
the home of Washington and Lee
University, at Ravensworth, in
Fairfax county, Virginia, the es
tate of her brother, the late Gen.
W. Ii. f. Lee, often referred to as
"Roony," or visiting friends in
various parts of this country.
Both in the North and the South
it was CO lsiFered great homo to
entertain Miss Mildred Lee. for,
in addition to being clever aud
cultured, she was always gracious
and charming.
Like other members of the Lee
family she was very popular with
survivors of the lost cause, and
her appearance at Confederate re-
unions always elected great en-
thusiasm.
The interment of Miss Mildred
Lee is expected to take place at
Lexington, Va.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-31

But this is an entire mistake as an ex-
animation of our Election Law will plain
ly show.
We find in every registration precinct
bipartisan Board of Registration Off
GERS, composed equally of Democrats and
Republicans, carefully selected by the
Supervisors of Elections, sworn to do
their duty fairly and impartially, and
subject to heavy penalties for its violation,
with right Of appeal from their decision
in every case to the Circuit Court for
their respective counties or to some judge
of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City,
with further right of appeal in every
case to the Court Of Appeals.
In full view of these most abundant
safeguards against error, injustice and
injury, we are called on to meet an argu-
ment that these Registration Officers will
wickedly, corruptly or ignorantly register
illiterate foreigners or negroes, who ought
not to be registered or refuse to register
literate foreigners or negroes who ought
to be registered, and because of the pos
stbtt;ty of such misconduct, we must con-
tinue to bear political evils which an
overwhelming majority of our people have
declared to be intolerable
There would not be any force in the
argument now being considered, even if
there were no right of appeal from the
Registration Officers, for the obvious
reason that the equal political division of
the Registration Officers is the amplest
protection against error and injustice,
and that consequently partisan injustice
is practically next to impossible. But
when We bear in mind that there is the
fullest, speediest right of appeal, even to
our highest Court, the argument needs
only to be stated to be rejected
In truth, when analysed it means
that our election officials cannot be trust
ed with duties, powers and responsible
ties even when they act subject to the
absolute supervision and control of our
Court of Appeals, and applies rjh equol
.ttorce to tie performance By the Registra-
ton Officers Of their other .tunctions IN
the 'corh Of registration.
When, therefore, we realize that this
is the only objection that is seriously
urged to influence the views and votes of
our people who wish preservation and
protection against the evils of debased
and ignorant negro suffrage, is it too
much to hope and believe that the
Amendment presented to them for the
purpose of securing to them this preser-
walton and protection will grow in favor
the more carefully it is considered, and
in November next will be made vital
force in the Constitution of Maryland by
a decisive popular ratification?
MI RRAY VANDIVER,
Chairman Of Democratic State Ccntra
Com mitee
March ~, 1905.