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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHiNeRY Of every capacity and de-
ser'Ptlon made to order. Boiler work
and RiVETED PIPES for Irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular atten-
t'on paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
Horse Shooting.
W.W.Wri9htCo.
LIMITED,

have opened a horseshoe
Ing department In connec-
ton with their carriage
shop. etc. Having secur-
ed the services of a first
class sheer, they are pre-
pared to do all work in
trusted to them In a first
class manner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
HALElWA.

The HAtEIWA HOTEL, HonoIuIu's
famous country resort, on the line Of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern improvement and affords lie
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusements-solf, tennis, billiards,
fr sh and salt water bathing, shoot.
''s, fishing. riding and driving. Tick.
cts, Including railway fare and one
full days room and board, are sold at
the Honolulu Station and Trent G.
Company for $500. For departure Of
trains, consult timetable.
, On Sundays, the HALEiWA LIMIT.
ed, a two hour train, leaves at s:22
a. M; returning, arrives In Honolulu
at 10: 10 .. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

some people want to fish, but they
don't like to dig the bait.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

"'ns Job Printing at The Bulletip
Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
CommIssiol Merchants
:: Sugar Factors

AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co.
The kohala Sugar Co.
The Walmea Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Mo.
The Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Life Insurance Co.
Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire lns. Co. Of Hartford,
Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co. Of London
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
The Yokohama Specie Bank. Ltd.

ESTABLISHED 1880.
Capital Subscribed. Yen 100000
Capital Paid Up ......Yen 100000
Reserved Fund .......Yen 9,720.000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29

President .............. Cecil Brown
Vice President. m. p. Robinson
Sashier .............. w. g. Cooper
Office: Corner Fort and King SITS.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate Of 4 IL per cent. per annum.
Rules and regulations furnished up
on application.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-29
The First
AMERICAN SAVINGS
AND TRUST co.
OF HAWAII, LTD.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. $500, 900. 90
PAID UP cAPITAL.......S1 500, 10000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

1esRy'lshs 1895 Sy c, J. HF0
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

f. "Ef they been American gunboat In them waters we'd
mowed mighty quick wo do, but didn't have time
slider tn matter fer while holdin council o. aween
u.s. does at pack robbers do but wamn down
Yess they wusn satisfied 18th akn goods but commenced
heave an haul togs an tn O gvn tn laugh
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-14

8. "Wewus doin' hsivin' business till all o. sudden Bill
rushed se how he'd been robbed enough when
picked tn basket they wasnt much brass earring left
You'd better believe na6 an ther feers standin back
thar gnnn' an lookn' nncrcent please Th
gvatnist part though, hear OF Warus giyin th
laugh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31

-Serr unO 5ruuE 5rieOrid 6.
@Ormier buben Die SerlObunS ibrer
Gofter 0ioie nit Glius StrauB bon
Yrootlpn, q. g., an9etiiuoist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Nrl Gliiobeth gborIotte e,errmonn

- SRI. @liiubetb Gbarlotte Serrmanu
BON 629 WtaoiiOn sIuenue wuroe am
Wfittwof init Or. 2ouis On 8Ois
HobertS 9etraut.
- slliO, am nG6iten Wtontas lift
y p9lrbeiterta9," welder init elmer sroBen
Paraoe, @rcuriion uno anberen Seitiuis
tGten sefeiert wirb.
-Sn elmer anipra9e imWtanilaRarf,
Gamaquu. Ra., Die er Dor 10, 900 Ser.
iOnen bielt, bat Sobn 0tithell, &rdiis
bent Der SereiuiSten Wiinenarbeiter,
feline iiblide fonieruatiue Saltuns bel
Seite sswOrfen unb in unjweioeutisen
@orten erildrt. oab bic Union na4 abs
lauf oss jetisen 9Obnfontraftes i'm
nd9fteu Slpril ben adtitiiuoisen Grs
beitstas uno Die abiolute Anerfennuu9
Der Union psrlan9eu werbe. nSSir
miiIien Die Union In Der slntbracitsRes
siOu anertuunt piiien, 10 OaB mir 3u
Serrn 8aer ia9en fOnuen; nSier 1T
Die arbeit BON 10000 Wtanuern uub
iunsen &eutsn, On fannit sic nebmen
oosr bel settle werfen." @r wiro iie
uebmsn, oenn ct fam Obns lie niat fer'
ti9 meroen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
=. .. SSiliams s SrO. 60.
Nur III bic liz MaibiugtOn g(uenue.

ni1t 9eldlasen ju erflaren. @s fOnnte
ben Deieniiutries auf Sabre obne gro.
BE Soften flibreu, mGbreuo Sapan
oann uerbluten niiroe. Das neiB Sa4
pan, oeiien Staatsmdnuer tiible Red.
ner iiub, gan; 9enau. llnb besbalb
iinc Die 6rieoensausiidten beute beIler
als is.
Inter iOlaen Serbaltniiieu fat bic
SppOiitiOn Der Preiie in Sapan wenis
gu beOeuten. Die 1T allerbinss iiber
Die 3useitanOuiiie in beIlsm 9lufrubr.
90 idreibt Die rOiidi 0d6i":
n6rieoe unter iOlden umitdnOsn
wdre unuOlitanois. 8Olissr Srieoe
muB ab9sidlOiien werben. Da Die Su.
iel Sadalin nit oem S6wert srobert
wurOe, lit Der SOridlas, Die Snisl ,u
tbeilen, uidt ausebradt. Sollte una
iere Hesierun9 periu9en, in slunsiens
belt 10 uieler Sinoeruiiie 5risOen ab.
;uidlieBen 10 wGre Der Srieoen nur
cine tempOrdre @initelluus Der Seiub,
ielisfeiteu, pOfiir mir uniere &esie.
runs usrantwOrtli6 balteu unb lis.
obne Su 3auoern. taoeln miiroen. Sa=
pan mus auf ieinen SOrSerunsen BON
Snoennitat uno @eoirun9 uon Eerri.
tOrium beitebeu."
Die r9odi Sbimbun" siebt ibrem
@ritaunen iiber Den Soridlas. Die Sns
iel Sahalin 3u tbeileu. austrud unb
iust, baB Der SOridlus faft ubiurS 1T.
Die rWtainidi" iaSt: ~Wenn Der be-
ridtcte SOrl4lus, Die Suiel Sa6alin
gu tbeilen, wubr lit. 10 bsbsutst Der
YOridlaS cine srnite @eiubr fiir unier
SauO. Gs lit unmOslid. ibn an,unsb.
men, oa oaoura uur Die Saat fir psts
tere @efabren uno Sernidelunsen &c.
lest Ueroen wiirce. 2aBt uus Die lin.
terbanSlunsen abbreden, weun oieIer
SOridlas ernitlid sema4t wiro."
sluf Der 86rie fanb tein nsiteres
Satlen osr Bertbe itatt. Die unsepiBs
belt ma9t jeOO9 oas Rublifnm sini.
serinuBen neruOs, unb bic Waioritdt
bss Bottles whnidt nit oef Preiie ben
abbrua Der SerbanOlunseu. Der of.
9emeiHe Ruf 1T nSaBt ni4t Die Dis
plOmatsn uerosrben, mas bas Sdwsrt
aemonnen.n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Sduls Seb1roe,

Die Wiontag glben6 ab9ebaltene 8ers
iammluns oieier SOrperibaft mar cine
wi6tiss, Oa bic GrOffnuns Der Sdulen
beporitebt unS man Die nOtbiSen slnorbf
nunsen oafiir treffen muBte. Das
6o1. unO 3rainiridule Gomite le9te
einen Seri9t por, Der ansenommen
wuroe uno porIdreibt, baB Die bisberise
So6I6uls in 3ufunft als Die nGentrale
So6l6uls" uno oas neue @ebaube als
Die rGe9niide SodiAule" betannt iein
loaen. Die uuterri9tsitunoeu Wer'
ben aus iiinf beiteben, uOn 9 llbr Sors
mittass bis 2.30 gtad,mitta9s, nobel
cine Yauis BON 35 Wtinuten erlaubt
merben wirb, I'M einen Suu9 einjunehs
mem. Carlton WtcSall muroe nit einem
iabrli6en Salair pom 81, 100 unb Die
5rls. @ibbons, Sones uno OOriam nit
einem iOldsn pom ie $3.50 als Sebrer in
Der 0anoiertisteits Sdule ernannt.
Oas Salair oes Briniipals Der @entras
len SoAI6ule warb auf 5000 jGbrli6
fsitssiest, Oas Der Si;esPrinSipale bies
fer iowie Der 9s6niI9en 9odiAule aui
81 800; ben SrlS. 9iilano uno Ourfin
wur6e Elm 9Obn;uiblas pom $40 monats
lid erlaubt, ndbrenO Die anoeren Sa'
laire pie bisber perbleiben.
Inter ben neuernanuten Seberern be-
finoen ii6 aud 3wei Deuti6e, 9err
Charles yeber uub Srl. sluno GuB,
nit eiuem Salair uon $75 monntlih.
Sin pom 9ebrer @Omits uorselester
0eriht. Der aud angenommen waro,
entbdlt cine an3abl @rnennunsen uno
i6ldst aud Dor, oaB bic Sulaire wie i'm
lesten Sabre uerbieiben.
Das Sinoersarten Gomite idlus Dor,
ba6 oas Salair Der Superintenosntiu,
SRI. Rice, 81 900 idbrlit betrasen iOll
uno oas Die &eseln fir Die anOeren Sins
bersarten 9ebrer wie bisber uerbleiben.
Der 9eridt warb 9utsebeiBen.
0as Yau @ouite berihtete gu @uns
lten zines neusu ShulsebGubes tn Der
II. SSaro uno Die Eldne iollen in elmer
ipatsrsn Seriammluus beratben perSen.
Ofit nur orei ausnabmen puroen alle
Sanitors nit Dem bisberiSen Salair
mieber ernannt.
Oas 9srtbh6er Gouite berihtete,
bas Der slutauf BON Eertbiideru bieies
Sabr $7,7s4 betraseu piir6e unb ber
Sefretar warb baun iuitruirt, ans
wsiiunsen gu bem Setrase ausinitellsn.
Der 9iOrmul Wtuiitcurius warO fir Die
nadltsn Orsi Sabre an9enommeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31

Renn bon ,ebu Der sewObnlidsn.
alltdsliaen arantbeiten sntitsben Our9
einsn uureineu unO uerborbsnen gu.
itanS Der 9ebeusfliiiisteit. Gs sisbt
Elm sbrlides @urjel. unO Srautsr.Ssil.
mittel, wel6es oaS Slut reinist uub
bereiaert uuO Oas SDitsm trditist. @s
lit 6Orni's 9llpentrauter.8 .8lutbeleber.
dur our6 SpeSial.Sleenten psrfauft,
OOer Die @iSeutbimer, Or. 9etsr Sabr.
neg & Sons Co., 112-118 80. SoDne
aUe., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
saubbeit Fam nidt sebeilt iper.

ben eur6 locale AppIiealipnrn, neil ils ben fran'
fen 1bsil bss Sbrss nitt trrsittu fpnnsn. es
sisbi nur ,insn Wss, bic 3aubbtit su turtrsu, une
Str IL furt epnfitutiUutat S,ilmittsl. 5aubbsii
tpirp purb tinsu snRiinesien 3uifano etr itlsi-
missu NusiIsiruns Der sufa6titsn RSbrs psI'
uria6t, gpeuu titit RDbrt ii6 tnbnuctt. babi
ibr sintu rumptlnttu 5en cher unvDllicmmsusa
6jtbSr; unp psuu iIs gam stitIcllsn II. trfelsi
5aubbsit, uub psrn bic GnBuneuns ui6i s.bo.
esu uno eitit 8Sbn pitetr In tbrsn asbnttstr
3ufanp usrityt ptrbsn fam. ptre has @tbSr
Fir immr ,ultSri peresu; ntun Sale unitr ssbr
ptretu eurh aatarrb ptruria6t ptlbtr uitif
ale Gin enBiuesttr 3uIfane esr i&lftmts'n Ss'r'
ldhtn III.
gBir ppltn iubuuent Dcudrs fur iteer
eurh aatanb struria6tsu) Gaa rcn 5aut'
belt atbtu, hsn mir uidtt eurt &innsbmsn pUr
Saa's aatarb. Sur bsiItn tOnntn' Sabi 9ut
umIcnG GirtuIart tcmmtn.
8. 8. Gttuep & Go. 1oIseo, Z.
E4 grIanft ppn allen apptbdsru, 75e.
Sal's 6amilitn. giatu iiup bic bitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
staOt nno Gonntb.

-Serr unO 5ruuE 5rieOrid 6.
@ornier baben Die 8erlObung ibrer
Gottsr Stole nit Glius StrauB BON
YrOottpn, q. g., an9stiiuoist.
= 9luf Die slnfluss, Elm 5ubrwsrt
ces Sorace .. 8oB BON 8alo WtOunt
seitoblsn gu babeu, uurOc am Oienitas
Gbwarb Cooper, ebenfalls BON Salo
WtOunt, unter $500 Siir9idaft se'
ltellt.
Srau Satberina Buff lieB Dons
neritas sesen Die Saurel 2inie Gompanie
cine @ntidaOisuusstlase fir $4,000
eintrassn, neil ibre @atte, Der uuf einem
SalSwaSen Der @Ompanie anseitellt mar,
9etOotet muroe, als er aus oem Seniter
luste, nm Su ieben, Oh bas Sals auf bic
@elsiie fiel.
= Supt. Der YOlijei Dan erbielt
Samita9 uon Dem Roltjeitef in 9tew
9ritau, Conn.,, Elm Gelegramm, laut
psldsm oOrtielbit Der Slowade SOispb
WelnitO uerbaitet wurbe, Der bier uer'
langt miro, neil er einem SOlt9dn9er
$115 seitoblen bate. Der Oieb miro
sur seri6tliden Serbunolun9 Suriid
9ebra1t meroen.
- Gbith. bas IL Wtouate alte 3Ohs
terlsiu oes Sobu Mpers uOu Srautlin
Sluenue. wurbe leste WO9s, als iie
idlafeno auf sinem 9tubeieiiel lag. BON
elmer 6atte in Die Sauo 9ebilien unb
am DOnueritas itsllte iid Slntpersifs
tuns ein. ioOaB man oaS ainb in
sinem tritiidem i3uitunbe BEN Sada'
mamma SOipitul iibsrfiibren muBte.
= @eseu Serrn 6. 8. 9pnett, ben
Serausseber Der SCRANTON Gimes, I"
lit am Douneritas BON Sames 8.
DObertp uon 0iew YOrt cine 8erldums
ounsstlase nit $4,000 SdaOeuerius
siussleitet woroen, neil bic senannte
3eituns i'm uerflOiienen WtarS einen
9lrtitel publi;irte, I'M weldem Der SID.
ger ansebli4 tiidtis rberuutersema6t"
muroe.,
- Die Scranton Gailpag @oms
panic bat aui ibreu Sabuwasen Sc.
beimpOliiiiten anseiteltl I'M icldC
Snabeu su ersreifen, welde auf rie-
islbsn iprin9en uno oann beim abieseu
Die Sabuwusen iteiniSsn uno aud 9in'
oerniiie uui Die @eIeiie le9en. OiC
Sa6e lift ,u einem iol6en llebel anse'
pudieu, baB Iid Die Gompanie entiAloi'
fen bat, lummariid uOrSuseben.
- Gs idien 9lufunss Der @pdr,
ais penn ein Streit Der Union Bar
biere uuuermeiolit iei, bod in einrl
Sreitas Slbeno abgebaltenen Gonfereni
Swil6en oieieu unb Den Wfeiitern fam
man 3u einem siitli6en 8er9leib uni
Die @efabr zines slusitanOes mar uOr'
iibsr. Die SOrOerunSen Der Union
purSen uabe;n idmmtli9 bewilIist uni
Die nene Yereinbaruug tritt na9iter
Mtontue in Strait.
- @bef OioOerif pom Bureau Del
Ntinen bat aussOronet, oa6 Die Super
intenbenten Der perl6ieOenen Sedsr
cine td9li6e SnipettiOn Der Sabritiible
Stride uno anoereu Yorri6tun9en por
nebmen iOllen, nm bic Siderbeit Del
9lrbeiter iOlueit mic mOslih ;u ii6srr
unb in 3utuuit iOlts lluialls gu per
meiOeu, wie iie iid in lestsr 3eit ipeSiel
b6ufi9 ereignet baben. OaS @siet
idreibt Die SnipettiOn Dor uuO Ser
ROOerid mill nun oaSu ieben. OaB oa'
@eies aud brfol9t wirO. 90 iit',
re1t.
E@ llnterri6t i'm Slauieripiel sr
tbeilt unter 9iinitisen Sebinsunsel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31

9ia6 ben aus Fortsmoutb einseluu'
ienen 0iatridteu bat Ser9ius Bitte,
Der ruiiii4e BeuOllmddtiste, sinen
srossn biplOmutii6en Triumph erruns
gen. Das ein;ise Seitreben GuBlanOs,
obne Dsmiitbisuns aus Nieiem
Sample, mo- es in jeoer eiuielnen
S9ladt 3u 2anbe uuo ju 8aiier &c.
i6lasen porbsu lit. obne @ebietsabtre'
tuns uuo obne offiSielle Srie9sentiaa'
bisuns beraus Su fommen. ibm 1T es io'
weit selunssn. Die Stimmuns in ct.
Petersbur9 lit cine sebObene, Gofio
idweist wie ssluObuli4, obslei4 bic
@elanoten in Portsmoutb Iasen, bab
ss su unruben tommen wiiroe, wenn
Oas Bolt mad alleu Spiern. Die es
bradts. iest in ieinsu 9Offuunsen uuO
Grwartunsen setdui6t peroeu wiirce.
9lbsr es miro mobl pieber setGuiAt
merbeu, beun Pstersburg unb Wtostau
lie9en gar gu melt unb iino 3u Vanoc
unb ju Baher eben ihwer Su errei'
6en. llnO Serr Cato. Der slolatus Oes
@eianOten 9atabira, bat bic @eiAeb'
niIe oes seitriseu 2ases nit ben fol-
9enOen &Orten Beitdtist: ,SSir babsu
pom Staatsrutb in GotiO sebOrt. So
pan bat alle Gonceliionen semadt, biz
mdbreno bieier Serhanolunsen iiber.
baupt 9ema6t wurOen, uuO mir mer'
ben nur ueue Gonceiiionen MAIDEN,
psnn iie sur @rreihung oes 5rieoens
notbwenoiS iein werben."
slliO cine neue lleberral l6uu9 bon
Seiten Supuns. Grit iiberrai6te es
Our6 feline Sri.ssbereitiduit, Ourf
feline @nerSie i'm Sample, our9 Oi'
itrate9ii6e Sunit ieiusr SelOberren,
bur6 ben Sampiesmutb ieiner Srie'
ger. Die rteine suten Gbrilteu", jesi
iiberraI6t es, nu4 all' ben unsebeurer
Spfern. bic es 9ebra9t, Our4 isinI
0ia6siebisfeit. 9s muB fiiblen, Oui
es in Oieiem Sample uuf bic 9dnSs Del
3eit ben -StiirSeren Sieben muB, aud
wenn 0tusIunO in ieOer SSelo. unt
Seeidladt sei6lasen wirb. Su Oi
Sitise ;u fubrsu uuO 8etsrsburs uni
anOere ruiiii6e Seebdfen Su blOtiren
iit ebeniO uumOslid. pie Iu sanO
mad Wtostau Su ;iebeu. lluo che oiei
ui6t uOllbraAt, brau6t ii9 0tuslaul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31

Die @onferenj in Portsmoutb lit in
alien Srasen su einem uOllitdnbiseu
GinuerftdnoniB setOmmen. Wtan bat
if,On DisuitaS 0iadmittus nm 8 ubr,
bis 3u welder Stunoe Die GonierenI
uerta9t mar, nit Der ausarbeituns bss
Sriebeusuertrases be9innen f0nneu.
Die Sapauer babeu aui alien Bunften
nadSsseben, uuf ieoe 9riessentiddoiS'
uns uerjidtet unO erbalten Die ibuen
idon friiber ssbOrenOe iiiOli6e Salits
Der Sniel Sadalin.
9llS bieis 9ia6ri6t in Der 9Obbp Oes
Sotels SSentwOrtb einliei, CAB es cine
Scene beS wilOeiten Gntbuiiasmus.
slaes idrie Dor Sreuoe, bic Wfdnner
warfen ibre Siits in Die 2uft. Die
Sraueu neiuteu. Dam elite sllles
na6 ben Gelesrapbenbureaur, I'M bic
Sreuosnbotl6aft mad SauIe ju len'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Bon Yetersbura.

- Die jdbrli6s GrcurIion Der bieii.
gen SeiOsnfubrit finOet Samitas uu9
Safe SObore itatt.
= Su ibrer S8obnun9 an g4ebiter
sluenue fsisrtsu WtOntaS 9lbeuO Die Gbe.
leute @illium 3ieSlsr I'M 5reunOsstrsiIe
Die iilberne Soh,eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Triebc, TrieDe.
Wan 1T an Der glusarbeitnag
oes Sertrags.

Sapan iibsrraidt Die gBslt bon Neusm
bur& feline gla9siebisfsit.-Gs siebt in
alien punften mad. Gs mus absr 5rie'
ben MAIDEN, tpenn ss in oem aampfe Hi9i
berblntsn mill.-gon 5ofio fommtn Sn.
ftraftionen CUR @aasisbisftit.- PrsHs
bort iuenig erfrsut. -Sbre aeubtrunsen.- =
Bitte erlsbt sinen sroBtn Sriumpb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
3u oerfanfem.

Gin 5aus NIT iths Stubsn i'm GOO glrd an
Sne 5rpine Npsnus, Got 40 bis $50. l5raat
mad in 620 Glib 9rpins Aprnus. 3lba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-08-31
Oeutf8s Srieflife.

SRI. Suttie Ssrniteiu, 6. .. Oelmar,
0auiO @brli6, 0tutb SsusOlO,
4i6. Seinri6, SSm. Sututd,
Senrn 9. 2uIe, glnton Wtebren
Sobn Wtiuer. 6reO. Wtanui9,
Sri. WfouO Sberlt (2), 6rau 9. 0titter,
5rau 30. Jtenns, 6. Sburmau,
6ruu 2lnua SelauO, GbarleS Sault
Seinrid SSeirliua.
@uts 9lrbeit gu mdbi9en Rreiien lie
fert bic .0o9enblatt" Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23

hungry and faded horses. In such cases
the thorns. spines and perhaps bitter taste
of the bushes not only protect the young
growth and leaves OF certain plants, but
furnish shelter for other tender and nu-
tritious heritage.
In arid regions especially similar in
stances of protection by thorn bushes are
numerous. Again. some plants retire be-
meath the surface OF the ground at the
close of the growing season. especially In
regions subject to droughts cold. re-
naming secure beneath the surface for
months in the form of bulbs. tubers and
rootstocks. AT sucn times they are nearly
sure to escape destruction by animals.
Examples are Solomon's seal. Dutchman's
breeches, May apple. golden rod and arti-
choke.
Not only the flowers of many species OF
plants as they protect above the surface OF
the water are protected from most unwel-
come insects, but the whole plants as well.
Mud turtles, certain fishes, water snails,
larvae of insects eat aquatic plants, but
most other animals are unable to reach
them in such places.
Water plaintaiu, wild rice. pond lilies.
arrowhead, pickerel weed. pond weed, liz
ards tall bulrush. burreed, cattan. nag,
water dock and many more of their asso-
ciates root at the bottom with leaves noat-
ing on the surface or projecting above.
InnumerabIe low forms known as algae.
are al home in lakes. ponds and streams, or
on the surface of the water, While other
kinds thrive in salt or In brackish water
These aquatics find protection below the
surface or by extending above IL, not ohiy
from numerous animals. but they nave no
competition with others whlch can gro"
only on dry or moist SOIL
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ton will satisfy those who have contributed
to the playground project that they have
been generous in good cause. One of the
largest and best-equipped grounds in the
Washington system Is that located at
North Capitol and l. streets northwest
Scenes are enacted at this ground which
recall to the minds of those who spent their
youth in less congested towns, the many
happy experiences in their own childhood;
and many visitors, no doubt will feel
longing to once more throw off the cares
and business worries incident to the active
struggle for maintenance and success and
join with the happy boys and girls in the
fun of the hour. Their youthful spirits
are bubbling over, and the children are at
play with keen appreciation of their OPP
portunities and with freedom and aban-
donment that cannot but work with broad
ening effect upon their lives and charac
ters There are touches of nature in the
playground which make the whole world
akin.
Here in one part of the lot is a group of
six youths exercising their lungs as well as
their arms and legs in the enjoyment of the
giant stride" Sitting upon knots about
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are used in the summer time as public res
ervations.
OF the Fairgrounds known as public
the larger ones are located at North Cap
Ito and l. streets northwest, Virginia ave-
nue. and 18th street southeast, 18th and
Gales streets northeast, LIST and p streets
northwest and Delaware avenue and
street southwest. The two last named are
for colored children. Two smaller public
Fairgrounds are maintained in the rear of
Neighborhood House, 458 street south
west, and in the rear of Neighborhood
Club, 46S street southwest.
The Fairgrounds of the following schools
are utilized for white children: Henry
School, 18th and p streets northwest; Ar
thur School, near New Jersey avenue and
LIST street northwest; Jefferson School, 9th
street and Virginia avenue southwest; 8.
J. Bowen School. Sd and X streets south
west; Wallach School It'll street and Penn
syNania avenue southeast; Webb School.
18th and Rosedale streets northeast; Curtis
School on o street near 32d. in George
town. For the use of the colored children
the Fairgrounds of the following schools
are set aside: Garrison School. 18th street
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the size of a mans fist and clingins des-

the size OF a mans fist and clinging des-
perately to ropes, the six boys are swing
ing around a large pole. with their feet
suspended In the air. Evidently it Is great
sport. The giant stride consists of large
pole or beam, about twelve feet high. set
securely In the ground. On the top of this
is sort OF hub, operating on ball bearings.
and fastened to the hub are six heavy
ropes with knots tied In the end. reaching
to within about two feet from the ground.
Six boys each grasp a rope, and after
short preliminary run they leap into the
air and around they go in a merry whirl as
the ropes swing out from the center pole.
In another part of the ground may be
seen a little fellow valantly endeavoring
to travel through the air on the flying
rings. which are suspended from huge
trestle some distance from the ground.
about four or five feet apart He may
have many a tumble before he succeeds in
travelling the distance in the air, but there
are no serious mishapS. and the exercise
develops both strength and determine ton
Near by are see-saws and swinging lad
ders and horizontal bars, where the youth
full acrobats initiate the idols of the circus
ring and play show"
What man in the ma tional capital. who
has spent happy, normal boyhood in the
country or small towns. and has not been
buried alive by his playmates? This
sport is by no means unpleasant as the
title suggests. In fact. with the boys 1t is
a very happy experience. whether one Is
the party buried or one of those who pile
the dirt on the other fellow. In the large
sand box erected IN the North Capitol
street playground this sport Is one of par
tcular attractveness, especially to the
smaller children, and there are many JOY
Gus shouts from the neighborhood of the
box when some youth is wriggling out from
under the pile of sand shoveled over him by
his companions
In addition to the apparatus ment oned
there is a basket ball court, a base ball
diamond, croquet ground ard provisions
for playing quoits and other games on the
ground. On some of the grounds punching
bags have been provided, and contrivance
on which the boys and girls may shoot the