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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
TO REVISE
THE LAWS
Move for a Commission
to Straighten Out
Election Tangles.

The first step toward securing re-
vision of the election laws of the Ter
ritory. admitted on all hands to stand
in much need of it, was taken when
Senator Paris introduced in the Senate
yesterday the following joint resolu-
ton:
Be it Resolved by the Senate and
House of Representative of the
Legislature of the Territory of Ha-
wall:
WHEREAS. the Act of Congress, APP
proved April 80. 1900, entitled AN Act
to provide a government for the Terri
tory of Hawaii provides in Section 81
thereof that the rules and regulations
for holding elections set forth in Bal
louis Compilation of the Civil Laws of
1897 are continued in force, with GER
tain changes and modifca tons made
necessary by annexation, and therein
set forth; and
WHEREAS, by. reason of the prem
ises. it is impossible for the Legisla-
ture of the Territory of Hawaii to
make alterations or amendments in
said rules and regulations; and
WHEREAS, said rules and reguia-
tons were made by authority of law
under the Republic of Hawaii in the
year 1894. under political conditions
which no longer exist; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of all
political parties and citizens of this
Territory that the improvements which
progress requires in the various meth
DDS of protecting the ballot and inSur-
ing an honest vote should be adopted;
THEREFORE,, BE IT RESOLVED,
That a Commission of five 60 qualified
electors of the Territory of Hawaii be
appointed by the Governor thereof. one
from each of the political parties ex-
listing in said Territory; and of the
other two, one to be an attorney at
law, selected by the Bar Association of
the Territory of Hawaii, and the other
merchant, selected by the Merchants
Association of the city of Honolulu. The
two latter to be selected for their
known willingness to be independent
of all political influence or bias. Said
Commission to serve without pay, and
to examine and report upon needed
changes or amendments to the present
existing election laws of the Territory
of Hawaii and any other Act Acts
relating thereto. and to draft any pro-
posed changes or amendments thereto,
and report the same to the Delegate
from the Territory of Hawaii to the
Congress of the United States of Amer
lea before the next session thereof,
with a view to securing the enactment
of said changes, as best fitting the con-
ditions here. and expressing the desire
of the people of the Territory.
J. D. PARIS.
Senator First District.
Senator Paris explained, after the ad-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19

journment, that this was an admins
tration move. There is some doubt
however. among the lawyers as to
whether the legislature, called solely to
consider appropriation bills, can pass
a resolution such as this and give it
the effect of law-but if it is an adj
ministrati ton measure, as Senator Paris
says. the Governor is not at all likely
to raise the legal point. And nobody
else is, either. The election laws, be-
ing enacted by Congress. could be re-
vised at the recommendation of COM
legal standing The acts of the COM
mission itself would not be binding up
on anybody.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
WIRELESS FROM HAWAII
TO COAST POSSIBLE

WASHINGTON, May 6-Perhaps it
will be possible after all to establish
wireless communica ton between San
Francisco and Hawaii, in a long-dis-
lance step across the Pacific. There
are physical characteristics at Homo
lulu which experts expected would in
terfere somewhat with the develop
ment of the system but the Bureau of
Equipment is in receipt of two offers
to construct the stations which will
accomplish the desired result and eff
feet an exchange of messages through
a distance of 20S9 miles.
One offer comes from the Marconi
people and the other from those repre-
sentirg the Telefunken system. The
Marconi company is adhering to it's
former stipulation, that it's system will
not be used in exchanging MESA ges
with stations equipped with rival ap-
paratus. This is Objectionable be-
cause, no matter what achievement is
possible with the Marconi installation,
it would not do to tie up the Gov
eminent facilities of communication in
any such exclusive manner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19

manded that man to pray for forgive
ness.
CHOW Roberts burst out, don t
be surprised if your arm withers by
your side.'' There was another pause,
and a voice in the gallery suggested
that perhaps the offender was an Eng
lishman.
"He is not English, but Welsh, re-
piled Roberts; he is not church
member. but a deacon; ne is not a
deacon, but a preacher; he Is not a
preacher, but a minister of the Gospel.
I should not be surprised to see him
on this platform; in fact, he is on this
platform. -
There was a tense silence, and at
last minister on the platform APP
preached Roberts and asked him to
name the brother, so that they could
speak TO him. This Roberts declined TO
do, and the minister, the Rev. O. l..
Roberts insisted on the evangelist be-
ing implicit and mentioning the of
fender, for the reputation of the clergy.
He himself was minister of many
years standing, and he demanded that
the name should be given.
F'Oh, brother, brother, don IT, re-
piled Roberts.
But the accusation has been made,
and I insist, said the minister.
Thereupon Roberts. accompanied by
his sister, turned round and left the
platform. amid cries of 9 Shame, - from
the audience.
The meeting then broke up in con-
fusion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
HALEIWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's IA
nous country resort on the line of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords its
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements - golf. tennis. billiards.
fresh and salt water bathing, shoot
ing, fishing, riding and driving. Tick
cts, including railway fare and one full
days room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station and Trent & Com
pany for $500. For departure of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a
two-hour tram, leaves at S:22 a. m;
returning, arrives i. Honolulu ct 1910
D. IA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19

The electric railway mileage of the
United states is 22,577.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
THE TWENTY-FIVE !.
RICHEST AMERICANS

NEW YORK, MAY 6. -Henry Clews
has just given out an estimate he has
made of the wealth of the leading
American millionaires. 1t follows:
John d. Rockefeller. $500, 0O0,0
Andrew Carnegie $1Io, 100000; given
away $3.50, 0Uv, 900.
William Waldorf Astor, chiefly in
real estate, $200,0O0,000.
John Jacob Aston, $75,000,000.
Gould family, of which George j.
Gould IS personal fortune represents
$35,0O0,000, S150,000,000.
Marshal Field. $100,000,000.
Blair estate, $100,O0O,0U0.
w. X. Vanderbilt, $s0,OOS,O0O.
Russell Sage, $ou,000,000.
D. o. Mills, $75,O0O,00o.
William Rockefeller, $75,000,00O.
J. P. Morgan, $60,000,000.
James J. Hill, $60,000,000.
Henry II. Rogers, $50,000,000.
Henry Phipps, $45,000,000.
John D. Archbold, $40,000,000.
Henry M. Flagler, $40,000,000..
James B. Haggin, !$40,000,000.
James Henry Smith, $35,000,000.
w. III. Telford, $20,000,000.
James Stillman, $15,000,000.
George F. Baker, $15,000,000.
Clews's list does not contain by any
means all the very rich men. The
members of the so-called Rock Island
crowd, William Fl. and J. FL. Moore,
D. G. Reid and w. B. Leeds, are not
in it. Neither are Senator w. A.
Clark, Henry C. Fritk, John w. Gates,
Norman B. Read. the William C. Whit
ney estate. P. A. B. Widener. the
younger Vanderbilts, Mrs. Hettie
Green nor any of the other notably
rich women of the country.
Clews, in fact, admitted that his list
was by no means a complete one, but
he believed it contained undoubtedly
all the very richest capitalists, and he
thought the amounts set against them
were as near as can be arrived at with
out an examination of their books.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19


of
invigo
and feeling exctabl rrabity
ness.
Female Weakness
eVeryw
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
G.. d. Reynolds & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS In
BUILDING MATERIALS:
DOORS. SASH, SHINGLES.

Builders Hardware at lowest rates.
Alakea street, mauka Sailors Home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19

No other female medicine
endo
No medicine has of O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
GIVE CHAMBERLATN'S PAIN
BALM A TRIAL

No other liniment affords such
prompt relief from rheumatic pains No
other is so valuable for deep seated
pains like lame back and pains in the
chest. Give this liniment a trial and
become acquainted with its remarkable
qualities and you will never wish to
be without it. For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co.. Ltd, agents for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19
NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with poisons for
headache and tired feeling when
plea SAINT draught of Our Celebrated
Brorno Pop" will do the trick.
Our Chocolate, Creams, Cal. Lemon
ade, Root Beer, Orange Cider and all
kinds of aerated drinks are the best
on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
127 Miller ST., Honolulu, II. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-19

Gold is now successfully being mined
in Wales. Several considerable gold
deposits have also been discovered in
Rosshire, in the North of Scotland.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20

Klondike may surpass'in wonder
iul yields Of the precious metal the
groups OF mines which cluster
around Virginia City under Mount
Davidson. Virginia City may
again become the greatest and
most picturesque mining camp Of
the world, with it's streets crowd
ed with motley collections Of hu-
manity, and its stores, saloons and
opera houses alive with the reck-
less song and Jest Of the typical
miners and tiotsam and ietsam Of
the great West. Y
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20
Misery loves company. but it is no
toriously poor entertainer.

Misery loves company, but it is a no
torioosly poor entertainer.
II is not always the apple with the
rosy cheek that is the most palatable.
The proof Of the pudding is in the
eating, but indigestion corrupts good
morals.
In these days the man who sows
Wild oats win reap them with patent
binder.
A man named CONN was recently
married in st. Louis. Good undertak-
ing.
II seems that the New York life
Insurance company is goo d Repub-
lican.
Now for the 'Witte Cigar ana
the Komnra Two-step.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20
be very edge OF Virginia City, il

the very edge Of Virginia City, it
was impossible to secure il in pay
ing quantities owing to the food
ing Of the mines, and the terrific
heat encountered at the lower lev
els. Thus for nearly a quarter Of
. century Virginia City has been
standing on y gold mine worth
millions Of dollars, but so cunning
ly had nature guarded and protec
ted her wealth that the best inge-
nuity Of man could not touch it,"
The quotation isirom Public
Opinion Of September 8, 10 which
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20
lectricity Reviving the Com
stock, Mines.

i
lssThe last chapter Of the famous
bmstock mine romance is now
Ding enacted under conditions Of
.preme interest TO the world Tt
typical Of the changes which
I've converted gold mining from
Antures OF luck and uncertainty
10 scientific industrial invest
ents What science ten and
ienty years ago could not accom-
'ish, the electrical engineer is
pwly but surely doing today, and
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20
George Ethelbert Walsh

Mr.. George Ethelbert Walsh
writes OF the Transformation effec-
ted BY the Harvesting Of the
Truckee river and applying the
electrical power thereby gained to
the dead mine. "There have been
soul.stirring events in the past
history Of the Comstock, and stor-
les OF fabulous discoveries OF gold,
but the future holds forth as many
promising developments which
will make the historic mines the
center Of interest for the whole
world. Not even Nome and the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-20
the priceless wealth Of the great

the priceless wealth Of the great
Comstock load will be delivered
from its subterranean beds three
and FIVE thousand feet below the
earth's surface, TO be added to the
worlds store Of gold. For upward
OF twenty years now the large crop
Of gold mines associated with the
Comstock lode have been practi
cally idle. Although mining en-
gineers knew that millions Of dol
lars Of gold we're hidden in the
great veins OF rocks which ran
eastward and westward, even to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

gutg pergoB Tie in Der 3eit Der Sor.
&c mcbr ulto mebr, uno MIR lelten
horte man lire melooiide Gimme
Olir6 Die SaQen oes 0iiitern Salles
5ieben. 9ourroc allein b%elpa1rte lei.
men iroblifcn Sinn. Nof pie Dor
crid)ien er nit ieinen Sicren I'M
S6loBbof uiA perfeblte ME, Die jun
&c sSrnll, melder err bon 9er5en 5uge-
than mar, 5il b%egriiBen. Stets batte
er elm troltenoes, berubigenoeS @ort
fir lie. Sit brod)te er cine ollftige
9lime aus ben Bergen, elm Spiel
5erg fiir Den aleinen, oas er IN Ell.
mem Wnrftileden, Den er beluf)t, nm
meitige Efennige erbanOelt. Iae
freuten iih, pel1 CT erldien; oenn
nlle mnren linn 5ltgetban, belonOers
bas 8eIinbe. 9orrnac mltBte alcr.
lei brolige @eididten su er5dhlen,
lpenn er abenoS in Der 8elinoeInibe
ON &oinin lab, unb Die 3ienerifnft
forte ibm nit @ergniigcn gu; er
brofte bod etnas Ibme6slung IN
bas einformige 2eben bes SauIes.
Gines Iberbs elite Yierre Dor lei.
men Wtaultieren in ben Sot mas er
iid ionit ME geltattete, Der Warquis
ermartete i'm.
,glb, iicb 90, Scr Serr Marquis!
Dos lit idlor. ih mar i'm Yeoriffe,
Sie gu iuden."
yNad,ri6ten, mein 9raper?"
.Hene lit 2eutnant rlf eincm
9reiter Sdiffe, Dem 9engeur. Sic
fennen cs eemiB. 9ieies Sill MN
lit beoroert, elmer BON slmerifa fom.
member 8etreibeilotte e~ntgegen5r.
iabren ullb tie sum Safen 81 gelei.
ter."
,@ober meibt III oas?"
sd borte es IN Sc Gup."
SITS oitf gcpiB?"
81 gepiB, mie Die Sotterblume
aeidloiien bleibt, wcnn cs &egen
gibt."
Limb Gein 9ruoer?"
80, inn gebt es' natiirlifl gut,
menn SEER Hene iih ppbl befinoet."
Sic Mafrift. 10 menig lie oitd) be.
iagte, ipurbe bod BON alen i'm
Sdloile nit iener ireuOigen Soff.
nling pernommen, nit meld)er man
I'M Sriibling Die Sdipolben begriiBt,
pelfe Dem nabenOen CONNER Dor.
ouseilen, 10 tribe Gage ibrer Nm
funit audi nod folgen mDgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

riifidmeift in ole 9er~goilgenbeit
unb, mie Die Spiune an meitbin &c.
motfclen Saoen, 5uriideilt 5u ben
SrGumen lGngit entif,punoener
Gage, &ergangeit6eit unb @egenmart
perfetten0.
Sn bieiem Iuge!l6iif 3eigte iih
Der Sdatten Des GapitGns 9onpnil.
liant nllf Dem Sef. y9alt On
Surft, 9elltnant Gene?" fragte er.
81 bit ia blaB pie cine SABINE bes
grfonigs."
Siene manote iih Dem Spotter emf
gesen uno run5elte Die Stirne. sd
babe Die Srird)t ME gefnunt", unt-
wortete er ltol5; Da6cr id liebe
Ser snDere ItieB ein rnlibes, left.
James Soden aus. ~0u liebii?
Sbor, Der Gu bit"
yaapitdn!"
,9ebiit' lid 8ott, mein Sunge."
Ait gelenftem Saupt uno 5uiam-
mengepreBten Sippen ging er raid
bon linn meg.
Sacqlles iab linn erItaunt nad;
Hene aber p%erianf pieOer III ieine
Sr1ume, mGbreno Der Sengeiir nit
polen Segelil iiber oaS 8aiier flog
- leinem Sdifial entgcgen.
YlDsli6 erihoa pom Woltforbe
Der &uf: ~SGifie, S&iffe inter Dem
Wino."
Soiort ridltetcn iid Die Slider
na6 Der be5eidyneten Hiftung.
rObne 3weifcl Die ernarteten!"
bieb cs.
gu piel Segel fir &aufiabrer",
murmclte 9opitGn 9onpaiQant, Der
nit f%lnfelnben Iugen ilber Die
Drifting ipGbte.
Sic @nglGnoer. &inOer", rief
er ploblid) lnb flnti6te III Die Sunoe.
Sic gngl1noer!"
Gr batte reht; es mar cine eng.
lii6e Slotte. Sic nabte nit polen
Segeln, glei6 elmer oiiitern @olfe,
melhe cin peroerblihes unrpetter in
i6rem SdooBe trdgt.
Ser fran5oiiihe IOmiral belt
cine fur5e 9eratblng nit ieinen Sifi.
sieren; in menigen Minuten flos Der
Yeiebl: .alar gum @efedt!" bon
eineW Sdifie gum anOern.
"
g(uf Dem Seneeur erihon sic
Gimme oes Gommnnoanten. Sic
S1ngcmatten berunter! Iae damn
an Sef!"
Die @irfung oieier meni9en
@orte nltf ole 9emannung zines
ariessihiifes ldBt iif faum be-
ihreiben. 9as edo finbet nid)t ra.
i6er ieine @ntport, oils Der 9efebl
Die Musiiibrung. 6ieberbafte @ile
treibt ieoen on ieinen Yoiten, mo er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Critics Gapitcl,

Ser @iEtcr fam unO ging. Ser
Sriibling 500 it's 2ano, belaubte Die
9uhen in Der langcn I1ee uno lieB
Die gifen Dor ben Senitcrn miebcr
griinen; Der Bod I'M Sbal hiipfte
mieoer muntcr 5miiben ben friId)en
&alenbiigeln binourf, an golOigen
Sdliiiielblitmen uno Ouitigen Sell.
deIi poriiber.
Seine Ha6ridt bon Sete! Or
bate pielcid)t geid,rieber; aber in
Oielcr 3cit Der ollaemeincn @irren
crrel6te monlDer @rief Iein Siel
nift. 9tur ben politiid)en greignii-
len ifienen aefliiaelte @oten 81 Die.
nett; icoer Shlag, Den Taris, oas
Ser5 oieies groBen franfen aorpcrs
tibet, 6~ittcrte In Den cntlegcniten
GGen oeS 2anOes mad.
Cine unbeimlihe Hube lag iiber
Dem oltcn Scui5erbaus. Man ilid,te
iih Den aan5liden @angel an Naf-
riften iiber oen Sobn oeS Sauies
ouf'S Bette ui,s5ulegcn, aber ser &c.
hanfe, Dob bic critic &unoe, nelhe
fonlmcn piiroe, cine Sro,lerbotitait
icin fonntc, beberridte IQe. God
Die Sage gingen elmer nod Dem an.
Germ bleiern unb tribe ms 9ono,
uno fem Strabl erbcllte oas Iunfel
Der Marqliis permod)te ieine Int
rrlbe follm mcbr 81 bemeiitern, Ser
tia mar bon baneen slbnungen &c.
audit. 9eioe permieoen jeood), ben
@egenltano ibrer gemeiniamen
Gorge 81 beriibren; iie lltten oaourf
mn um 10 mebr.
Sit rift Der alte Goelmnnn sur
&reisitaot biniiber, oodl iraurig. mie
or auS5og, febrtc or iebes Nal Su.
rid. 60 oft 9onrnoc. Der Gieltrci-
Der, bon Der Sabrt beimfcbrte. riei
or i'm Sbloiie an, mo Damn lab
man Den &arquis itets gebeimniS-
poa NIT linn p%erbanocln. 9ournac
gina ino fam. Der Maralris blicb
grdmli6 nno triibiinnig. Gr bate
leinen irilden Slid. icincn lcbbaiten
Song clngebiibt, lelbit leire %gclppbnte
Srobbeit bate inter oem Crude Oes
Summers. welder auf ieincm Settle
%laitete, iid 9emilbcrt.
SaS &ino blieb lcibenb. aber eS
lit obne Glo9cn. obnc SbrGnen. lie
Wtlttcr perooppelte ibre 3artlihfeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

in geipnnnteiter Gripartnng Der
9inge BART, Die % fommen ioQen.
Sacanes 9o1iri1ac bot iin' ieiteit
&amleraoen 5ugeieQt, Hene ebenfnQs
leinen Ylas eingenommer. Nuf elm
gegebenes Signal idlnenfte bas @e.
i6waOer uuo panote lid Dem Geinoe
entgegen.
Sest erbrobnt eil1 BUMPER 8ollc.
nenidIuB,A utO gleif5eitig fliegt an
Waite Oes @omiralibiifes ole 6abna
Der Hepublit empor. Son oriiben
miro geantmortet: om .&iBtou Der
feinOlid)en Sd)iffe erldeinelt Die Sor.
ben Gnglano's. Sir menige &lugeu-
blife berrid)t tiefe StiQe; mir Die
@ogen plGtid)ern him Die Ylanten.
8loslif ertont bus Commando:
rIuf ie6s aabeQ6rgenl = 6el,er!"
Gin furd)tbares 8efrad ourh6e6t
Die 2uft, cine u~ngebellre H~aud)polfe
biiQt gl1es eilt. Ser &f be.
ginnt nit aaen SGreden, meld)e cine
Seeld]ldft ce9letler. Ser LOO
lunrtet Der Spfer; mas Die aitgeln
perIdonen, Orobt Der I~bgruno 5u
uerl1lingen, BON Dem MIR menige
moride Ylanfen boS 2eben trennen.
Sas GrudJen Ser &unonen, Das
&lirren Der Setter, DaS Ied5en Der
Sernllnoeten un0 Ster6enoen, bas
9rauien Der @ogen, melde, Spii6en
DEN aielen gepreBt, i6Glrmenb auf.
ipriben, pereinigt lid 5u eilem emit
leslid]en Sltnult.
Gle &ugeln bobren iih IN bie
@ounungen Der Sfifie. 5eriplittern
Die Ylanfen, fegen Die SolDaten pom
2ef, 5erreiBen Die W~tatroien. Ger
Soo b1lt fiirfterlife grnte biiben
lmunterbrphen tobt Der. S.ampf mel.
ter. Sober pia iiegell, feilter iih
ergeben. Srei engliide Shiffe iino
id)on %geiunfen, mebrere fraBoiii6e
gdn5lih untiiftig 5um Sample ge-
moroen, uro nod mdbrt oas Hingen
auf 9eben unb SOB.
Gortietung folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

Die llnioeriitdt oTerirt ihreu Soslinsen iebe 9%elesenbcit ilr
eine oouitdnbige
8faoemtidDe MuSbilsuns
in ben alien uno mpoeruer tlaiiifeu aurien, RatioualsSeto
nomie nne @eidihte. SournaliSmus une @ifenihatt.
Die 8ebtS. uno SresHeoical lbiologii6e) aurie c1eriren be
beionoere SUrthsils 3ur 1sranbiloun9 fIr cine profeitoneu
athnitde aar,e.
Die @~raouirter in ben gtpil'. geedanical. rnb glectricalsgn
sinssrtns aurien fno IN hettssr 99d,irese oenn Die anris IN
fur3er SIRIUS in electrical unb Yped anieal Gnsinesrins.
Ar6iteftur.
Defer SIRIUS sunrbe eiusehihrt ais Elm ~uatlrlidler ansiuudi
i.bersinitinm,nams NIT bieiens. Der SIRIUS p%erbinost cine ma
tpertatti6e gnS5tlonng init einem sranolihen uno oonhanoi
Oiretteu auiHdt zines ~bsrlbmtsn arditetten BON Chicago.
Mrsnsifnnoe.
seaHass. S seiOnS Sasss aa tM III piro arpsftsn in .dlaGSS
ratprium seipiomet.
yorbereitnnes . daIe.
tenS NIT sinem SOdsidni.anriss. itnabsnrsiaise SelssenHei
ten flr SdaIer IN Grammar SbulsSraoen.
3anoelss&nrtuS.
Rotre Same bebauptet. ben 9oelinget cine 0~rlnoItdbe III
poatanbise seidditlihe Gusbilouns 5u seben.
ct. Goparo'ss@au
ilr anaben unter 10 Sabren III nnerreift ps Der gontcn,mer
s ssf is.Hsf Ss ahsss orSersitun Ss g ss %ais n nsS s SqI sapUr In nsp.sSs
Shese Der Sdusiern ivdbrenb Der sebrfunoen.
Sas Bpnanaftum
NIT elmer .srad"sSaue iOoxiso Sus-einem Raum 4oxiOO Gu
scres SranSjtad iSl a%tsi;tiide spisls' ssraainaiss a)rSclanss
ibris 5ur 9luSbilouHG bes ~pbpTidben Meniheu.
3seie Simmer tar Stnoentem
lber IT Sabre. bic gum Sopbpmore., auuiors ober Seuiu,
Sabr irseno zines Gchesiat aurius %saidiis fno .8immer !
oermietbsn ON Staeenten nbsr IL Sabre. bic niht fur oiei
alaiien a~ualiH5iren tonnen.
&ataIsse frei.
Ser Irdiecnt erindht gItern. SormiuSer unb stubent.n 4
einer peri6ulidcn Seid9tisuu9 Der lniu.rHtat unS Ssre
ginridtuns.
MereNe: Very Rev. John Cavanaugh, C. s. c.,
Notrc Dame, Ind.