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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-23
WANT MONEY
FOR MILITIA
General Public Asked to
Aid the Chamber Of
Commerce.

An appeal to the people to keep up
the Territorial militia has been issued
the idea that all of the people shall
participate in this movement, all who
desire to do so, and TO that end the
subscription has been opened and no
contribution, however small, will be re-
fused. In fact, small contributions will
be especially welcomed as the desire
of the Chamber of Commerce is to
have as many people as possible in
terested in the movement. The appeal
follows:
HONOT TT II CHA OREI2 or COM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-23

Consideration of bids for the furnish
80 to the Insane Asylum and the Mo
lokai Settlement formed the chief bust
ness at a meeting of the Board of
Health yesterday afternoon.
President l.. E. Pinkham, DR.. j. r.
Judd, Mark P. Robinson, Abraham
Fernandez and Attorney General l..
Andrews constituted the meeting.
The table was decorated with sam
pies of hard tack biscuits, yellow bar
soap, canned provisions, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-23
FOR w EAK MEN
With Free suspe nsory i.

Ii your manly strength has been
wasted by the designations of youth or
Of maturity, overwork, worry or sick
ness, / can promise if you will wear
my belt that you will regain the vigor
and pleasure of perfect strength.
Or. McLAUGHLlNS ELECTRIC BELT
Cures weakness in Men and Women.
Weak Backs, rheumatism, Stomach,
Kidney and Liver Troubles, Constipa-
ton and all Nervous Diseases.
FREE BOOK-If you can't call, in
close this ad and 1 will mail, sealed
and free. my beautiful illustrated 80
page book, which tells all. Address
DIR. M. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
s0e MARKET ST, Above Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

@e slei65eitis BON Mafhinston
ousgtsebenen, Die biesmolige Boums
ippllernte betrsffenben 3iffern ipeiien
auf Elm GrtrGgniB bpm 13.000,000
Bdllen bin.. OabDn fiao etipu 7,000.s
600 8onen perfauft, unb atpor 5u
einem 0ur6f9nittspreife BON $45 per
8allen, mas einem BON Dem @iiben
bereits er3ielten Cribs bon $315, ,000,&
900 entipri6t. Sofern Der Reit Der
grnte sum greife bon 6 Bis z Gents
pro qfunb abfuB finbet, barf man
ben Sptaltpertb Der biesmaligen
8dumtponernte auf $510,000,000
idGben. gfe9net man bieie Summe
3u Dem Mertbe Der pbigen SarmprDz
butte bin5u, 70 3etst iib. baB unfere
5armer i'm leBten Sabre bem 8oben
@rseugniife I'm Sptaltpertbe ppn iiber
bret Williarben Dollars, senauer non
$3.250, 100000. abgerun9en bdben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Dte Bcnte neH Sn,ne,t.

@s iDirb allgemein angenomnen,
baB Der 20pe NIT ieiner Rabrung
auBerorbentlth tpdblerif6 1T unb nur
bas ber3ebrt, mas er in @eitdlt BON
srDBeren @dueetbieren ielbit get0btet
Fat. SStnOet er cine Sbierlei9e, 10
made er ii9 b09itens bariiber ber,
tpenn tie Itd nod in sdn3 frif9em
3uitanb befinbe. Gin englif9er 3oo@
loge, Der langiGbrige Heifen in Nfrifa
dus@fiibrt bat, tpenbet ft9 segen DieTe
Qnii9t. 3undbt bebauptet er, bob
Ger 20tpe burdaus ni9t ausf6lieBs
li9 gr0Bere Sdugetbiere als 8eute
beunfpru9e, benn er bat i'm gelegents
lt9 nit 5td9elI9tpeinen pprlieb nebe
men feben. @on einem anberen 3oo<
lp9en itammt bic perbiirgte Gr3dbs
lung. bdB Elm 2Dipe bic 9aut elmer
Sdbelantilope auffraB, bic init elmer
arientfbdltisen Setfe bebanbelt tpors
ben mar, Inn als S9auftiid in elmer
Sdmmlung 81 bienen.
@ttpas 70 Sonberbares bat Der dns
bere Spri9er nidt benerft. aber er
bat 2Dpen oft Sbiere freifen ieben,
Die Der &eiienbe eetDbtet bate, 1as
mentli9 BET Deri9iebenen @elegenbeta
ten Sbeile erlegter @lefanten. @innlal
tDbtete Der Sorfder eirien 2Dipen, an
bem er bieleidt @elegenbeit ge1obt
bate, bic Rolle eites mnbernen Mns
brpfles all perfeben. Ser QDne bate
nGnli9 in ieiner ltnfen 8orbertabe
bret Stabeln bon einem Gtahelz
| f9petn, au9 ein 8eipeis, bab Der
SOpe mitunter auf cine Dirt pon Niea
beriasb ausgebt.. Oa bic betreffenbe
8egenb an per19iebenftem Wilb, an
Qntilopen, 3ebras, Strauben, Nasa
E0rnern u. I. m. iiberrei9 mar, 10 lag
fein 9runb su Der Mnnabne bor, baB
Der 2Dipe bas Sta1elIbipein nlr aug
9unser getDbtet bate. Die ginsebps
renen er5dblten benz NeiIenben, baB
fie 2Dipen iogar 5elbratten bdtten
tDbten nnb ber5ebren ieben. SIMMER
bin bilben bic grDBten @dugetbiere
tDobl Die 9auptbeute bes 2Dtpen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Annnermne 8iittrpfe.

Die &unbe bon einem intereTanten
NaturereigniB fam iiingft aug ST.
lamb: Sin groBer Sumpf begab iid
iiber Ra6t auf bic ManberI9aft unb
bate innerbalb "a Stunben bereits
cine balbe englifde Meile auriidgelegt.
Oa er fait elm ganaes Oorf bterbei
seritOrte, faben ii9 ioear bic 8ebDrz
ben sen0tbigt, sur Mabruns Der Of
fentli9en Si9erbeit gegen Den Musz
reiBer ein5uf9reiten, Der f9on gegen
bic Stabt Gaftlereasb anmar59irte.
llns interefiren aber nibt nur bic
5olsen biefer 1lnternebmungsluf,
fonbern au9 bic llrfahen, bic berartiz
ssen grf9einungen ougrunbe liegen.
Sol9e fdlf9li9 .Moordusbriihe"
genannten Manberiingen finb in ssrz
Lamb burbaus ni9ts llngetpDbnlides.
en- Der NGbe Der Stabt Gaftlereagf
tparen am IA. DECEMBER 1870 uni
am %. syanuar 1883 slei9e ssGne
porgefommen unb 23 dnbere fint
alIein bon bieIer Sniel betannt. Qlber
aith gnglanD, Shottlanb, Dlbens
burg unb anbere Gegenben baben Gbn=
Iihes auf3uipeiIen. Die flimatifhen
9erbGltnifie bes britifden SnIelreids
baben eine ftdrfe 6unpfz unb Moors
bilbung 3ur Golge. $50 nun bDbel
geIegene MpDre burh ungeeignetes
Mnihneiben am Nanbe perlebt fDerber
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Gtsr Dn..tpfnutnrtnhil.

0erfu9sfabrten nit Dampfautps
mobilen ipurben BON ber Giienbabns
ttreftipn 9annober auf Der 6trede
6annober- -Soltau beranftaltet. Die
9ampfautompbile iinb in Der Jorm
ber perIonenipagen auf ben preuBiz
fhen Nebenbabnen gebcut, nit elmer
grpben Mbtbeilung britter GldiIe fur
33 perfpnen, elmer fleineren Qlbtbeiz
lung Stpeiter alaife fir nein perfos
men unb auberbem neun 6tebplGben.
Die Gortbeipegung sefdiebt aber llicbt
bur4 beionbere Qofpmotipen. fonbern
burd bic in Die Magen felbit einaes
fauten Maf9inen. Der gan5e See
trieb erforbert CUR 8ebienune einen
Mann. 5pbalb auf @runb Der aes
eentpGrtisen gerfudsfabrten berries
bigenbe Grgebnine borliegen, tpirb bic
prenBifhe Gtaatsbabn bie Ginfiib.
rung ber OampfautDnlDbile fiir ben
Wororte@ unb Nebenbabnbertebr ;ns
4uge faiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

cine hemifik 1lmfeBung Disfer Stofh
erfplgeit ilnb babel pbospboriourer
Rdlf ea!itehen. Dumit aber ipiirne
bic fpaHsrlDsli6e pbosphorfdnrs 5lI
fAneu i'm Boben abforbirt (gebunber0
tperbsn unb at friib ibre 2eihtl0sli9s
feit unb Jdbiefeit gum WafDerls in
Der Mderfrurte nnb ban1it ibre fhnells
MirfIamfeit DerIierer. Dieter 0Drs
gang lit dber ttiGbt su befiirhter, ipenn
3ipif1en Der Rdlfbiingung uno Der
Siingung nit Superpbospbat nsbrsre
Moden pber gar Mnnate liegen.
Der 3umpf Der MiI6fn 3.
Mie ION Der 3unlpf Der Mil6tuh be-
fcbaffen fein2 Ser Hunpf ion lang,
fhnlal i'm Gals, i'm WiDerrift mdBtg
brett, aber ni9t fpib. bic S1ultsrn
troden, aber nidbt au itols nnb fetl
@itellt fem, - Der 8ruftfDrb foH
lang, haber bic Gntfernung Der Nipsl
pen bon chamber tpeit, iebpb niht 3ll
ftd9 dbfdnenb, Hiiden lang, ges
rabe, ni9t au fdarf, 2enbeH lang,
bod ttidt 81 fdn1al unb nidt eiags@
funfen, Baud ipeit. binenf0rmig.
dlfo nab binten iih eripeiternb nnb
tpeber anfgef9iirat mod hdngenb,
Rreit3 irtr1er lang unb brett, elm tDe<
mig nu9 btnten geneigt ober bori5on<
tai lieeenb, ntebr pber tpeniger biers
edig. S6nan3 in Der Riidenlinte DDer
ein peni9 niebriger lieqenb nnb i'm
qnfab, foipie in S6panspirbeln fein
fein.
I'm ben pferben bas 8eia1
BEN ab5ugenDbnen, pirb emz
pfoblen, bteIelben in 5letf6 beiBen gu
laHen. 9as 5ineinbeiBen ion ben
pferben 70 rnangenebm iein, buB lie
ME tpieber beiBen. Re9t fettes unb
gebratenes 9ammelfleiI6 ion ii9 am
beiten fir bieien 3ped eignen. 9ur9
ben talgieen @ef9mad unb bas 9af%
tenbleiben bon Salg an ben 3dbnen
ion ben pferben fir INNER Die 2uit
am 3nI9nappen benommen tperoen.
Onntle Sud 6ensn rets
nigen. Wean ntifht 5almiafgeiit
nit @aher, egt R0de etc. ouf einen
Si19 pber Elm 8rett, tou9t cine 8urite
in bic Wi11ung unb biritet INNER
bem ssaben mad, bis olIes bur9nGBt
iit, fpilt bann tii6tig nit WufIer nod
unb bGnet bic @egenitdnbe, nloglidit
i'm Sreien, an re9t 1uftigem Srte auf.
Menn ite bann bon ia6funbiger 6dnb
gepldttet iperben, erbalten fie ipieber
neues Mn1eben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

ben, bdb ipenn es nun gu elmer rutios
nellsn 5orittpirtbfnaft Bel uns fDnls
men follte, Elm gutter She'll bes grfols
ges auf bos gonto Der beitidyonleris
fanifGsn preife az feben lit, bie ilti-
erniiblid) fur bieie sSbee einsetres
ten iit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

Die dineiifde Hesierung bat ibr
sur Musitenung tn ct. 2ouis erri9tea
fes gebGube benz prdfbenten berAus>
itellung geIAenft. 9err Syrancis mag
bon Slid fagen, bab bas iebt gefhe@
ben lit, nambem bic meiiten dnberen
Megierungen iiber ibte @ebdnbe perz
fiigt baben. Cont - mas battle er
ippbl nit alien ben 2ugusbauten an,
fanaen iOllen2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Q5ngliTd,r 31erftnte.

@
GbnpltTdlr 7gerftnte.
csnber hie @roier,rno her qonforoz
nie iant aI,srSnna nnseres @srIiner
@nesioTfobsfs ns}tottst bob Sntten@
tottsn ,,,S @oi3orSs ma ibrsg, G,sz
bist 5hnorsntnsise bie G,renss iiberz
5hrs;tsn I'm, hen estomrns sneno5yen
i'm benohbnrten 0enflh-5iibtpeifs
nfrifo oenen hie Ssut5ehen an heIfen
bIeibt lie Ser erbGrmlicbsn 9oiitif treu,
ipelhe Gnalanb felt 8eainn bes 6ez
rerozMufftanbes beobahfet bat. 9lls
bic beutfde Reaierunq nit Hiidf6t
auf bic unaiinftiaen 2arbunasperbdltz
niffe in Sfpafppmunb Gnalanb nm
bic GrlaubniB erfudte, Sbiere unb
Ohfenipaden in Der britifchen Malz
fifhbai lanben au biirfen, lautete Der
8efdeib, man TRACE 8ebenfen, bic
frdalide @ene6miguna au ertbeilen,
neil bic Serero dls frieofiihrenbe
Meadt anau5eben feien. Qlls bic 6ez
rerpz& &apifGne na9 8ritifh=8etIhuas
nalanb fli6teten unb bic syraae ibrer
Qluslieferuna auf's Sapet fam, tpurbe
Der olei6e @ortpanb eeItenb aemadt
unb nur bic Gntpaffnuno Der Morbz
brenner auaeit9ert. 1tnb nun febt
gnolanb fetner 8erfibie bic Rrpne
ouf. inbetft es 5einen etaenen Inter
tbdnen erlaubt, bireften 9(ntbeil an
Der Standardization eegen 0eut59e
Lamb 5u nebmen.
Der @runbIab Der 5olibaritdt Der
tpeiBen &ulturnationen in @Ibafrifa
qeaeniiber Der farbiqen &afTe,, Der porz
6em erftes @efeb mar, lit BON Gnqlanb
felt ausbru6 6es Observation-Disclosures
duber g6t aelafTen tporben, Inn
9eutI6lanb 6eimtidiI6 gu i6aben.
9luf biefe @emeinIamfeit baben fidb
freiIich bic @na[dnbsr audi nur imn1er
erit be1onnnen, penn linen 1elb5t aus
bem 8er6alten Der @inaebprenen 9erz
leqenheiten ertpuh1en unb iie alein
elmer bebrobli6en Situation ntdt
Serr tperben fonrten. sic Ielhit baben
tpieberbolt BON ben beutfden unb porz
tueieiif6en, gea6barn in 5iibafrifa
bic gnerfenhunq ienes oberiten Sc
febes fir bic goltfit Der tpeiBeu Naz
tionen beanIpru6t, aber iebf, ba fie
@leibes nit @let6em peraelten follen,
perIuot bic GplibaritGt, unb Der 6oB
gegen ben beutIden g9ipalen iiberipiegt
aGle anberen giidfi6ten.
Sob bic nereften gpro6noe in e5iibz
ofrifa obermnIs an fcbopfen giffererz
aen stpiicben 0eutfd6Iunb nnb @noz
Yonb Siibrer ner6en ,,nterrieot fonm
einem 9meiftI unb her fiirs3irhe err
reote gSntenn,,stnm5rb be{yen MnInb
her befnnntp MrtifeI hpr Mrmn nnS
gRobb GoaefteH biIhete meIder boa,1
ouffprberfe bie oeoentn6rfioe e5it,fG~
tipn Al, sinem GrSnenfinfpiso oeoen
Oent5SInn6 nbsr einem Werbof tpeife~
rer beufIcher ssIoifenpermehruno an
benuhen, biirfte cine annette Muffrdoe
erfnbren 0l,th hie Seut{rhs g}refYe
biirffe nus ihrer gPs5srne Sic fie feit
einioer 9eit gnoInnb oeoeniiber be<
obo&tet hat. piebsr beropstreten. Oos
beimtiidi{d6s g9erhnrten her brififcben
8ebDrben in @iibafrifa 1T eben nur
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

gs siebt aud einen bbsisniIden
Werfolgungspabnitnn Der bas gan3s
leben In ein DabDnrennen Dpr bem
gDbe peripanbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
6auS. un0 canODirt6((jatt.

@esen bie unfitte bes
Nu B fiitferns. Der gferbebalS
tiing ihabet feitt dnberes uebel 70 1ebr,
uls bic fp tpeit perbreitete l1niitte bes
Rabfiitterns. Die Griinbe, bic bafiir
angefiihrt iperben. iinb Oft feItfamer
Dirt. Die Gtnen rlletnen, ben Sbieren
f4mefe bas naf1e 5itter befer, bic
Mnbern fiibren bic 3eiteriparntB an,
neil Elm Bferb nit elmer naFen Mabls
5eit biel f9neller fertig tnerbe, dls nit
elmer trodenen; in ben meiiten 5Glen
benft man ii6 Bel benz Nabfiittern gar
ni9ts unb fiittert ndB, neil es INNER
70 gemadt iporben lit. Hi9tig ift I'M
beB nur, baB bic Sbiere tpeniger 3eit
brau6en, iinl eirte ndfIe Nabruns at
ft4 gu nebmen, dls lie 5i elmer trodez
nen gebrall6en. Oarin liegt aber gez
rabe Der 9auptnd6tbeil bes NdBfiit<
terms. Menn bas Sutter trDden ges
rei9t tDirb, 70 mab es ldusfdni gefdut
nnb i'm Maul ungeipenbet iperben, Inn
ts gebDrig nit Speidel 81 befeu6ten.
ST bas Sutter an unb fir iid6 f9on
feu9t, 10 fdat bieie Nufgabe meg unb
bas Gutter fpnlmt nun, obne mitSpeiz
6el Dermifdt gu iein, in ben Magen.
Dieter aber tann NIT Dem nicht nit
Spei9el nermti9ten 5utter ni6t biel
anfangen, es lit fir i'm unberOault9
unD gebt au9 gum grpBen 5betl nn@
berbaut nit oem Wlift ab. @s 1T our4
bielfade9erfude feitgeitelt porben,
baB Die 9ferbe bon trDdenem Sutter
feds Bis a9t Mal mebr perbauen, als
bon nafem Sltter. 9ie gferbe, Die
nab gefiittert perben, Ieben neiit febr
ipoblsenGbrt aus, aber tie iinb bur4
bic iibermdbige Waferauf fna6me allfz
geinDemmt. sic f9piBen unb ermat@
ten letcbt anb finb besbalb gu unitrenz
genben Qrbeiten iebr fdle9t berpenbz
bar. Nu9 treten Mugeni9ipG6e unD
&olif iebr bdufig dls cine Solge bes
NaBfiitterns auf. Sebr in's 9eiptat
fdlt au6 bic furdtbare Sutterperz
f6nenbung, bic beim Nabfiittern gez
trteben ipirb. Oenn es lift tldr, adB
alle bic 9aferf0rner, Die it9 unperbdut
In benz Miit finben, nidt CUR @rndbz
rrng unb ardftigung bes Pferbes betz
eetragen bdben, baB iie ibm Dollfon1z
men nuBlos gerei9t tperben, ipdbrenb
fie bem 8eitBer Doh 8elb tpiten. gs
fann besbalb gar nidt bringenb, genug
ppr Der Nntpenbung bes Rabfiitterns
setparnt tperben. User feline Sbiere
pflegen unb fdpnen min, gebe ibnen
tur trodenes Sutter unb bd5u reines,
ilares Maffer gum Saufen. Ner MIR
etrtse 3ett ben 8erIu9 nit benz
Srodenfiittern gema9t bat, tpirb eez
nib niht tpieber gum RuBfiittern 5uz
eIdfe6ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

MiIl man einen 8pben su
Der gleihen 5ruht tdlfen unb Guper>
pbospbat dlltpenben, 10 miiifen beibe
DiinglngsmaBregeln 5ettlih BON ein4
amber getrennt ausgefiibrt iperben.
Miirbe man gum 8eifpiel fallen unb
tpenige Sage barauf ben frifA gefalt=
ten older nit SuperpbospDdt biingen,
10 ipiirbe nllerbings an benienigen
@telIen, no Inn Boben @alfz unb Gu
nsrphospbottbeiIhen sufamnsntreffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

MltersbeItimm une bel
6ousgefliigel. 8 Man ertennt bic
dlten Siibner an ben barten Sporen
unb ben rau6en S9uppen an ben sSiiz
ben, Der untere She'll bes Ghnabels
ait itetf unb unbiegidm, Der &amm bid
unb tpei6. sllnse 9iibner aeieen nur
Mnfdnge bon @poren, Die 99uppen
an ben 5iiBen iinb glGnaenb 9latt unb
BON frifder Sarbe, bic 8rallcn sart
unb i6arf, Der ltnterf6efel ipei9, Der
Ramm biinn unb glatt. 9llte 9dnie
baben rdube SSiiBe, itarte Fliigel,
btden .itarfen unbiegforlen SInabel,
gr0bere 5ebern, bide 6aut unb Inn
bic 2lugen rDtbli6e rptbe &inge;
iiingere Sbiere ertennt man an ben
Gliiselfpiben, ferrer baben biefelbet
um bic Qugen Hinge, tpel9e Bel ben
tpeiBen 9dnfen blaBgelb, bei ben
grauen orangfarbig erfheiner. 9llte
gnten aetgen bieielben Merfmale tpie
Bel ben @dnfen, nit Mnsnabme Der
Mu9enrtnge. Sunge gntsn beitben eiz
men inn 8erbdltniB erbeblih lGnaeren
S9nabel, ais alte. Qllte Sduben aeiz
gen rotbgefdrbte Siibe, IaRen bagegen
bic I'm Gefieber Der iuneen Souben
etnseitreuten, lansen, gelsli9enSlaumz
febern Dermiifen, iunge Sduben Be-
iiben slatte, sef9loifene siiBe unb
blaffe 5drbung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

Minterbiingung bes g a r
tenrafens. Win man i'm sFriibz
ling unb CONNER re4t iippig fpd9z
ienbe, buntelsriin sefdrbte RdfenflG=
den baben 10 1T ibre 0iinguns i'm
Minter 8orbebingung. Sin pDr3iigli=
der RafenDiinser tit gutter alter Roms
poit, ben man I'M 8ortpinter glei9e
mdBis aufbringt unh 10 bid geben
fam, bab er ben Raien bonftGnbie
bebedt. Min man nit Sauhe biinger,
10 tparte man ab, Bis Der Nafen mil
9dnee bebedt lit, uuf ben man bic
eSau1e bertbeilt. Mit benz tbauenben
S6nee pertbeilt fi4 bic Sau9e glei9=
mdbig auf ben Rafen, unb man erbdli
i'm Sriibidbr ni9t iene berI9ieber
fart tpadfenben unb gefdrbten Gtrei=
fen, bic entiteben, tpenn Sauhe obne
G9neebede aufsebradt tpirb. Mnf
fur3er, berrotteter @tdnbung 1T giin.
ftis fir ben Hafen; feline .ueberreit'
tperben i'm Sriibiabr absebarft. Mil
man fiinitliden Diinger beriperben
mas fir Die meilten @artenbeiiber, BIZ
feinen 8iebfanb hoben. am bequemiter
unb aud am billigiten TIT, 70 ipenb'
man 5Iora~Nabrfals an.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01

Affairs of the Panama Canal Com
mission need an airing. The officials
at Washington are desperately en-.
deavoring to avert a scandal which
would quite put in the shade anything
of the kind heard of since American
control began on the isthmus, and
might even run in close competition
with some of the odorous affairs OF the
days when the French were trying to
dig the canal. John F. Wallace, chief
engineer of the commission, has placed
a tentative resignation in the hands of
the president. If this is accepted, Mr..
Wallace will at once become an Inn
portant factor in the street railroad
situation in New York City by being
placed at the head of the Ryan subway
syndicate, rival to the Belmont com.
bine. However, If certain requests,
almost in the nature of demands, made
by the chief engineer upon the nation.
al administration, are complied with
he will remain at his post and the
public will hear nothing further of the
impending revelations. Such an init.
nation as this demands prompt atten.
ton: Let the conditions covering the
canal zone be known. Mr.. Wallace
should be allowed to CO..
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01

Year after year, about this time, the
newspapers are filled with demands
for safe and sane" celebrations of the
Fourth of July, and the suppression OF
the deadly dynamite cracker and blank
cartridge. But each succeeding cele
bration brings an increased death list
The American carelessness of life and
limb is appalling. The list of dead and
injured following our Fourth of July
celebrations equals that of many bat.
ties set forth in history as bloody en-.
gagements," and yet the public gives
little or no heed to the death harvest.
Enough laws have been enacted for
the suppression of deadly explosives
to fill huge volume, but the laxity of
enforcement renders them useless.
Young America-and older America,
too, who should know better-go right
ahead killing and wounding them
selves. 1t is one of the strange symp.
toms of queer age, says the Com
moner.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01

There is an unwritten law on the
East Side of New York, says the Sun,
among the immigrants from Russia
and the adjacent regions of eastern
Europe, that man may change his
name If he thinks it too long or cum
bersome to carry through life in Amer
lea. Sometimes the changes produce
surprises. Thus under the name of
Charles Conner on the card of an East
Side business man appears an an
nouncement in Hebrew characters.
There is, in fact, nothing Irish about
this Mr.. Conner save the name. In
Essex street and the neighboring
streets one sees on the shop windows
among such names as Rosinsky, Fol
lovitz, Shulumski, Levy and Cohen,
the names of Burke, Mccarthy, Rob-
erts, Jones, Smith, Baldwin, Green,
White, Black, O'Brien and Penn. The
bearers of these names are all of the
same race. Mccarthy has been for a
long time popular choice on the East
Side among Hebrew immigrants who
abandon the names difficult to spell or
pronounce. Lately O'Brien has come
into use. There are any number of Sui
livans and Fitzgeralds. 4
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01
DILLON ON HOME RULE.

The question of home rule for Ire.
land is growing more and more in i'm
portance and no one, from an individ-
ual standpoint, is doing better or more
effective work in this direction than
John Dillon, M. p. His recent visit to
Belfast was an event of more than
ordinary interest to Irishmen both at
home and abroad and of great import
ance to the cause of Ireland. In a
lengthy address at the city mentioned
he considered the subject of home
rule in all its bearings and the i'm.
preston made was such as to give
hope and cheer to every adherent of
the cause. Taking up the question Of
local interests" of which the Belfast
Catholic Association claimed Gus.
todianship to the exclusion of the
United Irish League, Mr.. Dillon said:
Talk to me about Catholic local in
terests. say no local interests should
for one single instant stand in the way
of, or in any way interfere with, that
supreme Catholic interest of restoring
to this old land her National rights
and the prosperity and the population
which has been destroyed by foreign
rule, and say, therefore, in my opin
ion, that with the cause of Irish Ma
tionality is indissolubly bound up in
one Of the greatest, If not the very
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01

The papers which have been prais.
ing "the plucky little Japs" for their
gallantry in war, are now devoting
much space to their good qualities as
citizens, says the New York Gaelic.
American. AS yet they do not laud
them for working at one-tenth the
American workingman's wages, but
that is coming. The Anglo-maniacs
are all cheap labor men and it will
not be long till we find them pointing
out how much better the Japs would
pe as walters, car drivers, motormen,
gardeners, BARRIERS, statesmen, carpen.
tiers, painters, cotton operatives, min
ers and laborers, than the high-priced
Americans, Irishmen, Germans, Slavs,
Scandinavians, Hungarians and Ital-
ians who now do so much work and
who belong to those dreadful trades
unions. They are already advocating
the repeal of the Chinese exclusion
act. The Jew paper is the advance
guard of the yellow Peril"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-07-01
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Judge and Mrs. James e. Lennon,
parents of James and George Lennon
Of. St. Paul, Wednesday celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at
their home in St. Paul. Among those
present from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Lennon, Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. P. Lennon and Master ]. Warren
Lennon of st. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel F. O'Rourke, Misses Lillian
and Margaret O'Rourke, DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Meyer of Minneapolis. Just
half century ago at Green Bay a II.
year-old lad and lass fresh from the
verdant County Meath, Ireland, met,
and that is why Judge and Mrs. James
Lennon Wednesday observed the IF.
tieth anniversary of their wedding.
Mr.. Lennon was engaged as manu-.