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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
EhiffsnadlridltCn

Ncm Oorf, 3. Sulj. - Angc,
lonqt Itno bier ole 9ompiCr o&roon.
LAM" ppn Nntmcrpcn nWooonna"
bon 9lcopel uno nSloponiN" pom
Sricit.
NbGcgongcn iinO bon bier Die
Compiler oaronprin3 @iGbclm" nod
Wrcmcn, nGormonio" noh &ipcr.
pool uto, rGitto 81 Wliluno" mad
Ncopcl mo @cnlo.
IntmCrpen, 3. Suli. Gin'
9ctroficn lit bier Der Gnmpicr Sin.
lonb" pom Neip-Dorf,
@enun 30. SUM. - Ger Cant.
pier .Gitto 81 Nopoli luugtc bon
Seem l)orf bire an.
2onoon 3. SllIi. - gn0cfom.
men BON Ncm.9orf lit Der Compiler
minneapolis"
Uibroltor. 3. Suli. 49, Scr
ouf Der Sobrt bon Ncp.D ort nnd
@copcl lnO @cnuo bcgriifcnc Gnms
pier Bring abolbert" troi bier Gin.
8romr Seob, 3. Suli. - Ger
Gonpicr oGcutid)lono," bon Ncm.
Dorf nah &omburg bcltimmt, pois
iirtc bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

die cincl Oie @ite ser Stuot ucrAcIlrt
luiicn. Ser Gompicr g2opc Yoint"
i6brt Inn $50 No6mittog5 pom @icr
Or. 7 an Scr 2igbtItroBc ob.
&nt Gnod) Erntt Mimi
Sic 6eier oes o@icrtcn" miro iid
and i'm Sheppard urO Grod Erott'
9tipl 81 ciuer GltBerit intcrciinatcn &C.
itnltcn. Inter Nrocrcm miro cine
3oomorp6iiAc @opclIc nritrctelL
0rCiirtc Gicriiiblcr merOcn porge-
fiibrt, Chin 6ltn (borl Scr dlineiii6e
2Son9lcur, trttt oltf, ser Serfulc5 Sin,
more Micoroo (bciuio, uhO mcbrerc
@cttipiclr iinOen itott.
Ser 1. &uliim u atbbauc.
Mopor (imnnuS miro bCn 4. SlIi
in oQet Stiuc in ieiucr Sommcrpobs
nuu( in Holono Norf 5u6riuAen, oo
iCin Sobn eugene ihucr crtrontt 1T.
Supcrtntcn0cnt Sores miro Gor'
ntlttd9S 00@ NdtDDdll9 hc1ltd)cll, nm
nod Dem Nchtcn 5l iebcn, uno beob'
littiacn 0ulinipcttor Rrciton,
Stills Goutrolcur 6rccmon, De
leldtunQa SuperintcnOcn 9tobcrt ",
WtcGucn cintgc StunOcn in &otb
hultic III orbcitrn, I'M Orin0cn0c @c.
id)Gitc 81 erlcOi1cn. 0ic ilbriGcn @c'
onltcn mcr0cu Den SnA NIT ibren6d'
miliCn pcrlCbcn. Phi icincn &onoiibe
miro Scr ErGii0cnt Oca 5mcitcn9fotb@'
3mei0c3 Abcn0a ctn grobea 6cuer'
lucrt 0|bbrUlncn.
Tcr 8oupcrucur in Saf.
bale.
Woupcrncllr Moriicl0, DER icit lteb.
rcrcn (oQcu nit icincr Iomilie ollf
icincm 2onoijbe CotOolc mcilt, pira
ben Observation-Disclosures in Den Ser
ocn bon 0opor0 Golmtp 5u6ringen,
ociirn 9epoIfcrum0 iiir ibrcu Yotrio.
tiSmuS bcfunnt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
Gbciascofe Sumpfcr.G umpaenie.
G1Ciapcntcs2inic.

4 N1CtnpcntcsS
GIeaante g~afiaatcr : Rnmpfcr ~WuGufta' iinb
atlanta" mad
Glib gOIut Guiuiurt NIB Tcriolf, YG.
Sampler p~erlniict galtirlure tiglt6 tul.eae'
nounIcH Sunnt1as) nm G.20 WhenoS iirb iorts
men in OH g'oitt Comfort I'm d ubr Wlotgeris
nuo In Gurfolf I'M 7.15 Wlorpene al, nnftlie'
benh nl bic 9ifenhahn6iiue mad alien NuniteH
oc5 SiiocnS itno SiibtpefieIts.
Nort.MiUer.9tnie.
@iGaHte HuilupiCr 9nntDter sGbG.lotte@ unS
nNnltimute"
nat gpefts9niHt unb MtdlinDnb, Ia.
Sampler ~bcrIaiien Baltimore tigIih (nis9es
nomnen Soilrtdns) I'M 3 ttbr Puhnittnas nno
Ipmnlen Al 9aeftsFoiut nm 7.30 Wtoraens ino
In Rihmono Inn J.25 WioraenS an,
Sic an Wlontnacn, Wttttuodcn inb Srcitngen
bon baltimore nbinbrcnoer Sampler, NIB bic
Onn g8eit.lSoint an EienitaaeiL S0nneritd0eit
mo Salniinaen nbin6rcrl, leaen In 8lplceiters
Foint, Clements Ino ALMONDS an; ilno ole
an 9ieniingelt, Sollnerftnaen uno Gnrtitnqer
BON Baltimore imn an Nlnntnpeu, Witluo6en
uno eSreiinnen bon QRcit PotE: nbfdbren6en
9nnlpfcr Ieaen IN gorItonn uno GIabsSanf an
(hci aiinIiincm 99ctter).
Tampfrr ~ucriniien Baltimore ppm Rler Gr. 10
nno 10, qilbttr dheu.gIertte.
curdb!Niuttc liah alien Flinftcn tbnneit 1e'
iibcrt. @cpHd diiiNeNcbcn uno Nniiltenbinlnter
I'M Gornns ~referhirt mcroen. In 6en bieit0en
Ninct Nfrcarr: sir. tt9, h.Snltlmpre.Strahe,
n. ~. 9ipbfun, Maent, Gr. 1871, Sit'galtiniure.
etrnRc. pber oel Snupt.Vlreaur; Nr. b3O.
Whit. etraie, Baltimore, Wlb.-
Nemben 3nftrr, u. Z. 6bisnt,
sen. observation-disclosures. Gen 'Tof1 eter.gtgcnt.
I. g. @eSanuel, SfIis.@en 'FaH. 'gecni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

@ir oobcr, bic Observation-Disclosures
ser Ser. Stootcn bon Nmcrifo, Der.
lummelt I'M General . GongrcB un0
ben b0HItcn &iHtcr Scr @elt fiir 0ie
Hcinbeit |unicrcr Gbiid)tcn sum 3clt'
gcn unruien0, pCrfilnOen bicrmit feI'
crlid)it ulO crtIGrcn I'M 9tomCn uno
ans Modtpollfommcnbcit Ocs glttcn
8olfcS 0icicr &oIonie'n, 0nB oicic per.
ctntcn &olonie'n frCic mo u%nobb0n.
gige Stonten lin0, l10 cS 5l leln 0o5
Hcdt babCn lollcn, ooB lie bon allcm
@cborium gcgcu Die britil6c &rone
los un0 lcOig Qciprodcn limo, mo
0aB oQe politiihc &crbinoung 5luls
iden ibnen ut0 Dem britii6en NCidt
gGn5Iid aligcI0it lit unO icin Iol, ooB
tic olS irCic un0 unnbbGngige Staa'
ten pole @epaIt bober, &ricg an5ll.
fangcn, Iricocn 81 i6licBcn Blind
niiic ciu5lgcbcn, SonOcl 6u trcibcn
un0 oQe unOercn &an0lltnacn mo
Gingc 5u pcrrihtcn lpo5u %unobbdll
gige Stuatcn ircttlih beiitGt iin0.
llnO 5ltr MISUNDERSTANDING oicicr Or
flGrlng pcrbiirgcH mir ms, nit fc-
item @crtrollcn oui Den ShuB Der
gGttlihcn&oricbuHG, mcficlieitig nit
unicrcm 2cbcn, inherent Sab unO
@ut uno unicrcr unpcrleblidcnGbrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
Icrdunts' C Miners' SrauspOrta'
tim COMPANY.

InnlpTtfsEVWTtW.
Rnb Bottom uno benz Slien; ieoen WsorfdG
Tienfidg, 8oHieritng nno Gnnttdg, Nbenob
q ltbr.
Gab Brooibence uno benz Often: ieoen Scnr'
tng, Wiitnuoh nno 5rritua, Sbenos o tl1r.
Nan yeupprisyIepS nno 9turtcII: tdellh nm
8 Ilbr NbenoS.
Sracbt wiro .dGIih bis 8 lt4r absnos fttr an
benz Gage abfnbrcnoe 8antptcr an1euoHlHen.
atab Gunnnndb uno benz Sitoen: teoen. 9ietl'
ftda, Spnleritdg ltno Gamitng, .MbeiloS . u1r.
Woftnncr ltit0 Nrootoences8 nmpfcr inbrer bon
Der gScrtbe am syube hes 2ona'9ods aD. Gds
oanna6sSnnpfcr bon ber gBerfte an Sube oer
98efts 5aussglbeinle.
s.. M. @iaiaGbnm, slaen.,
iungsSod.
u. V. gmrner, T.. Z. NJ.
VI. .. StebbluS, Sen. sWIdt.
Saupibiircnu = 9RppIt.6de @crmnn. nno
2~tgBtsStrahe. U131&S-)
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NbfaBrtStage Der Eaha0icrbampicr
BON Ncmsg)urf,

am 5. SuGi Gompfcr nSeGGig
Slou" nnd Copenhagen.
Sim 5. SuIi 0ampfer o6riebrih"
nod @rcmen.
9(m 5. 3ult 0ampfer n9tmcrifa"
noh Sombltra.
9m 5. Sui Gompfer lorraine"
nod @oure. J.
Nm 7. SuIi Gampfer Bulgaria"
nnh Som6urg.
am 7. SuIi 8ompfer yaroonIan0"
nad 9lntlperpcn.
am Z. Suli 9ompfer nBbilaoel'
PHO" mad Soutbampton.
PIN Z. Suli Gampfer nStaIia"
na6 @lns1om.
s(m Z. SllIi 9ampfer .Tinneton'
ia" mad 2onoon.
am 7. Suli 3ampfer D2ucania"
nad 2iucrpooi.
am 7. Suli 9ampfer .GItoria"
mad '@lnsgom.
am Z. Suli 9onpfer uAl6ert"
nad Tcapel unb 8enua.
am 10, Sui Oampfer oSlabo'
MIA" nah @eapel mo Genua.
gm 10 sui A1ampfer 3aiier"
mad 8reaten. " Ge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
Baltimore Sampf Safet So.
lMIie NIB AnncrLaiiae @al.gInIe.l
Die glet. Gtl1iens4S0il belDroerTo.
Samptsr n@trsinia" MenD nNlabanin'"

Sampter pVir9inih" tHen) rNlabnnint"
@eurnia," .1Teuneirc."
Sampler inbreli fnpIitt, Soniiuas aiisecnolrs
men, pon ben .Wnisainies "Biets, gsr. t0-t2
9igbt,G trdbc. gu Mbenbs, oircit mao Oh
$oigi Comfort @gortoIf, &ortSmom,3 nHo n9fn
9oini Comfort nit &c. & o. @iicnbabn," MnG
JtbnlonO, 1serbtpour9 IN Fortsntonib MT oent
pSeahoGro slir Cine" ioIiben 3I9 Eab Rorts'
nit Der o%glllnaiie 9onit Cine" yloriolf uno
peiiIih mi. rGlb Dominion Cine" n1h ylelp'
bern. &8ntbtngtuh R.'g, 8i6monb, Gn, hIlh
gtelpsDpri.
WIG6lSettcu nnf europdttbem 8Iane, pnrii'
ri6fe Noiitrn8imlcr e'elirtibe Neienhtnne.
Snmpfbci8m,ig, goieu fret, Neicroirte NnlnteTt
Simmer in ben @tl1etsNifrennr ber sWnG piteI
Or. 10z Sfls@nliir sGtrabe. glr. 900 NIB
50a, Qi0bi.StraBe, Q, u. G.. Office, Sihclt'Gde
Baltimore 1t1o GdIhertsG truGe. GontinentaI
1ruIt NntIoing uno albaltgb's, Nr. 100, Norn'
Charles Sirute.
Subn n. GbrrtuuUb, Y. Brutpn,
|tccsASril. II, @en.'IaanaGer. Sen.'Bn.'I eenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
8cItcrm Nlarplano Giicnba6n.

3iiee u~erInfien Siucn-S Citation pie folgt:
51nlidl:
4.30 WiorncrS-S6neupoit SnaerStoipn, " Il
". 'g'ubn. linh nlsqeTlonlncIt Gonniag,
Snncod iro G6nnibcrsblira.
0.15 WiUrAens -Qcn WIursSrprcb.
200 Hdbm. Instrumentation itdd 8t0tnoi,
ADD Gin6.-@rpre1 Sufptlinte, 8a1crSiolptt.
SnnCud, SbippcnSburg it1o, ateqenoItls
men GoHntag, Sreberid uHo @mmitisburg
dEdrinrsgSng9ofD
1000 gberlos- accommodation mad Unions
Vrtopc.
5dalidl, a~usaenommeu sunntag.
8.55 Wl~orGcn5-Oorf, Y. & 8. 9ioiiton lno
9glptlinie, bItIt6 bon @Hlor9 @rooe, 'of
500 Worgems- SanptIiuic SuatrStouu. 9an.
cod, Cumberland, S6ippensburN Sreoe'
rid, @mniis6urg uno v. & ". Vabri
o43 Moroens- sTromntotntion na6 @citbs.
burG iWlo Nurf.
1000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad Union
VrioGe.
:Sn1qor). toUic 6reocrid.
326 9Ind,nI - Grprcb RAD 0ort NIB y &
4t5 8a6m. - Accommodation mad Union
grto1c.
b.82 0n6in. - accommodation nab @l0nSou.
h1lli Srpreb hi6 @eti1ablra mn Uori:
G.i5 MhcnnS - Accommodation mao linton
Arioge.
STIR snmftnaS.
%l.b0 Hathit ,-YnIc Hioae EtmiteS. S6nel5ila
mad Aeitminlicr. 5hltrmonl. WountniH
Points ni6 SnRerstopH (beGt1Heuo aui
1nr SurntaaS.
$50 WIoroers - Accommodation ra6 linton
g'rioae uno Snnobcr.
Sdlt Mot an Der RerniDlonnta 'NheTiie'
Chiffon on.
u. Bnbcrtiun, n. ~. 6otueil,
@eneroLWiannger. Sen Rail agent.
UG7--)
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Marnlaab e TenninIpanin ". q.

8hge o~srIaften slcrtbsNbe.. II. Gdf ctr. ,Stnttcn
7,80 ysorm. ian Dott tdaFih. diiSaencmmer
Gnaitds3.
2 81 Rnr.-. da9 9elid nur 51Hnfass.
$50 Rorm. nod RcIair iiaI!a, n~useenomrrer
Gnnntaa3.
1925 sntm. mad gori t6a!I6. oisasrommen
GorntngS.
40b Gntri. nod 9eIt1 ultr Sonntoes.
APO ssufnt. mao Della idglt6. ausaeHrnrnen
GoHHtdqs.
600 abenbs mad selnir tdali6, auseenon,
men goInidgs
90 abenbs nab ReIdIr mr. SountaaS.
if.45 a5enbs mad SeIair Mititpods unb 6aub
ftaaS.
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Baltimore Obi0 -Sabn.
. 1dgIt1. I1dgIi6. alisGetipmnten Sonntaes.
g(ur SuHntdas.

6rprch5iigc SeOr etnnSc aif Der etunbea Dor
ganlocn . StaiiSn nnt @atttnatol az gpe.
@nIlmnusS tcntt. 5rabere egbiabst bon Wt.
ssai9inatou, S%crIaIcn glt, aoeGI Ct. 900.
r ni,,oos t''G 10 40 oo9ld9S HG;oo' ll;o3 s S19'
*414, 1855. t5.55. 900. lG.55. 1900, *t0.55,
tii82 9henbS; perl Gamesn ct. 200. .81Sa
is;$5 i7SN' M;90 o. $50 300 1000 1879
100. 2f.05. ZOO. 1900, 1905. 400, 1850.
n. 90. 1903, 2J.35. 1900. *6.tG. 1920, 100,
800, $40, 9i0.0o, 1905, *i11O, +tt4f
amapelis, Mt. g9obaI citation. !7.fo itnb
2S,46 Gotmittogs, l5.bb Nddfn. 9nmoensSin..
n.20 uno 1000 Sorrnitiags, 1905 Rabm.,
Srebertd. mt. glnboI etatiou, 2s.45. le.4s.
Sorin.; Camden Citation. 1876, 1900. 29.l5
ugS 1000 SOru, lt.25, 1850 rnO $3.50 Rad.
gsiHMeter, @t. stobaL no BORN, i2.4s.
1850 gindm., Camden, l7.20 BORN, 1900.
1890 pHo 400 ytndn.
d, 9osersteUu, glt stobal Sta., Ma5 Sorm.
1850 uno 400 9iadni.
@nirctt.Sifp uno 9Rt. airs, Gambler Station.
1870. M,t5 Rorm., li.25, 1850, 1920. $3.50.
GnrtlS' ga6, Camden CITATION. 1920 Born.
enrag. Nt. Robul. '2.43 Eobnl, GGmesn.
musnl glne cine nah philadelphia nus s,ss.
her etraie, 0riu.sDUrt, be1aem uudj Soitis,
SDtnittH hhD VtiWhWe'iiIItH
Neriutten:
Gnmhen mt Rnhnl.
2 bInilDugaouS To-. (iUl. 35i q. y 800 Y
Bdrlur II. Diner Sdgl, 100 y. " 500 Y
g,nitt 4,trlot. misqeILSo. N.h0R " H.ht y
Barlor Siner d. .rtir GU. a.52 Y 2 9.b7 S9
8n,lor 9iuer, uusgeu. Go.1I,5O =. " l1.54 ~
. Siobnl aimiteo" ....1dGt. 3.4s y. y 3,b2 y.
0nndles. Pbtln., dlisg, 90. loo " nos Re
Rnrlor StHrr ...,,(dal 500 VI , 600 q
GondbeS. Rbila.... ..JdNl. 900 Y. 9.t6 A.J
S0ldf,pdggon -. Iial. ~. so y. 1914 u.
9oidl > e6lnfpdaaons ltH5 tertia sllm @e.
hrdld ir eanoen' mo ut. rehabilitation nm
10 ll6r g6etoS.
~ mad Ntlantte.6itn on 9Sobeutdgen: q.
nadb Atlantit.6itB tdaIt6. = nab Atlautie.Gits
Sonnta0o. nile 8lGe bdItcn IN gSilnlinaion;
g Bali IN Sbeiier.
ebila. atipm., @anoeusgtnticn, 1905. 1915
RormY Y 30. 2e.t0 gndm. 9et. NondI Sta,
rs. 10 1920 Rcrn1. 70 %. 26fb Rndn.
Tberosen Mftpm.. Gamocr Station, HOO
RndtI, 1910 NbenoS: M. Hopll Citation,
II OF glnthm., SG.15 @benhS.
HefernirltHa puu Hdim In Shldts ooer Rat
lorsgSdQQoHS. Speifes1idten etc. peroeH fttIeu
bciorot per selepbUn In alien folaenoen BILLET.
Anreunr: Gt0tIcss uno Sdratoqa- strnhe. q. h
u g0Olie 1870. oher mo. GonrtIGrb 1901: 9Rt.
HphnlsSiatinu. e. & z. Mt. SerrpH 3f23;
Gnmnen : tation SrformutionS sgfireai, 6, 8 a.
Sontb 1870. nber no. SOUTHLAND 2726. uib sfs.
526. Giosgrndbucs.
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91ie fir'e ansiano beinrat G.. 8ntne, Rr.
4t3. Eit.saitimpre. str, uahe Goiiunlboafe.Ase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-17

thas 10 pus sa snH N M sscaua.a n ths
h~avotHlaa, lhat NJ founded q asyefns
senf abgVp eafy thaf ~ hsalst NJ sshlsm
IN ~ Chassh aNd eusclllagei ~ pgiHoiptes
~ syctal egnalty aad pohtlcal ef,isF To
ne fuayiute eNegay Pfaaes 0NNs ~ fsptd
cUtWpletles sed IN stas fsputatioH N ~
essias, M me- aay greet mDisfn eofnmuHlsy
NJ vi recslVat ~ AHsch ffe=F = sinala
hur4aa mini On ~ oehes hand IN a.
tempting ~ cyaseoi ~ the sguFtes N spigi''
uai and lnfelss4euss iHHusHoe IN VfaHer Ne
1mieon eAssyai 4 tash hsycNd the e1infts'
~ sn1 man ~ aay Usvefnmenf tecausH
Ne f%fBnilefa ~ Ht~Fty AMI authUfity lnna'
hetsssasily shlH from az ~ aaH When
Nap,leun afaspui tho helm NJ state FfaNcr
heedat q spHiI NJ strong e8vefnmant THIS
~ eave hef and nspfe tsaHies We Aave
bef q schsaee N aiucaelon ifauei w NEST
tts nnefs N q military deapotisgn He
RESTORED the administrative centfalieatlon
~ ~ saeieH ffbsase, with thoes intfgv.
mente which the Nsvoiutlyn had fehdered
pUaalble a Capitalization scientlnc, iu''
formally tafvaaiVe, u~ntfaHmellef ~ the
spirit ~ locaity, oaste NJ cofpora,ioni
and mon trained In the Napoteonio school
have worked tn machins ~ French eovsfn-
ment ever since W
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that NJ wsg N is9, hpssvrs unfoftunats
nay have hssn NJ iHmesliais lnhiehes
upsH M liseahueas, hal dis h9tahls -
seit ~ NJ dsfeal ~ tsrrfn ~ halg "
i6viaeibliity lhat mol sncifriet ~ hssd N
gapslasa IN Ne eyes ~ Eaeuf~ SO No.
Ntfoyef fhs egpf that ~ 49, Hoe IN
viB~hls msfh@i ~ t~aihUina N M NJ
li1nal a~pahsniHa. Tho nfat ttep 4 earl tho
0vefthrsw n Nafsleon's pfsef
~ nan alNre NaqieVs death - Irftef
dnahAai lhaa prof ufraN IN arpfalss NJ
eNeUt N ~ Fsnlnsulsf war on lhe fortunes
N NafuAeon ~ srutts iafsst ~ failot.e
M Artl n. lstl louf days ahet Farsaeuns
hfs' ~atsHcstlaa Prof Otran raya -
sNdei ihe crest struggle which sspfsf
Naguleon's strength. lhoigh v wss M ne
difert os,taa N M fal ite ealiesi I min.
self the ftinniaa aose AMI such. hpire't.
N go, e~seaidegNl ifum hfa Print " vieN
n eas the conssant dfslH N men snd inShey
~ tha renlnaula which fentefei him la
Weak N heht the Powers N centfsl Ffifopa
What might not have h~aptrnei IN Hasony
In 1919 N the t~snp4fof Rad t-en able ~ dia.
pusN " Tho ~ .Dn vpssfana lockei up lehind
tine Pyfenass, N. with tha fsw army that
hs then sctuaiiy summarized, hs almost
achieved ricces4. the etreriehcNi tfcofs
~ Soul, and surhet must certainly hays
turnei tho balance In his favor and have
ehabled him to itnpo~e IN the Allies a paw
tina, would have left hia empire lntar' even
N hta prestigp had loat sofne n IL ancient
spsendor' In q word. Napoleon paid In
1918 tho pfice for HE inidultous doings At
Bayoune with reference 10 tho King and
hsif apparent ~ Spain In isos. Tho never
failing. u often III directed patriotism 81
the Spaniarda and the slhll and hrmness
Of the much enduring Wellington had do
talned for siz Year, In the Peninsula the
army with which the Emperor Nigh, have
dictated terms 10 Europe.
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: What, according to Prof. Pariset. were
know, was succeeded by the Empire the lat
ter regime having been approved by the
Council Of State on May 10. 1904, sanctioned
by the Senate five days later, and subse-
ouently ratified by a plebiscite, the cor
rected figures OF which gave 3,572 800 ayes,
against 1850 noes? The chapter devoted
Do this subject shows how from the 1eth
Brumaire November II, 1900, Bonararte
toiled without ceasing at the reorganiza-
ton Of France. but always with a view to
his own interests. Hence the double aspect
Of the whole history of the Consulate. On
the one hand we behold Bonaparte's con-
tinuous ascent to supreme power. Profit
ing as much by the general feeling Of weari-
ness as by the popular enthusiasm which he
aroused, he forced bis way, by a series Of
small coups dtdt, by slight breaches of
the Contribution Established December rs,
17e9y, by misstatements, by the greed and
the fears which he excited and by the
ever increasing personal influence which
he exercised on those aroun him. Prof.
Pariset would describe his policy as at once
very simple and highly diversified. He
persisted In holding himself aloof from
parties; he belonged neither to the Red
Heels, nor to the Red Caps, " he was neither
Royalist nor Republican" he was resolved
that there SHOULD he but one party in France
his own. IL is conceded that In the rapid
development of his policy he showed
marvellous versatility. For example, dur
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Can't Be Separated.
Some Honolulu People Have Learned
How to Get Rid of Both.

Backache and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until you cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are wei and strong,
the rest of the system is pretty sure to
be in vigorous health
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills make
strong, healthy kidneys.
S. Hanoland, of this city, is a Gus
tom House guard. He writes: "Having
been afflicted with an aching back for
some time, l procured supply OF
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills at Hol-
lister Drug Co. IS store, and used them.
Inc results were most satisfactory and
L know that the pills are valuable
medicine Tor lame back.'
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by All druggists and storekeepers
at 30 cents per box (six boxes $500 or
will be mailed on receipt of price by
the Hol1ister Drug Co., Ltd, Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is,
lands.
Remember the name Doan IS and take
no substitute.
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fish was caught by the little propeller
at the end of the 1og-line. Upon haul
ing it in we found it wedged tightly
between the jaws of the dolphin, so
tightly that the fish could not shake it
loose, and so he was caught as secure
ly as though he had swallowed it.
Take it all around, it is a great log
line. and very serviceable, withal."-
Chronicle
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MAY CHARTER wAIAI.EALE.

Negotiations are under way for the
charter of the steamer Waialeale by
the American Trading Company. How
ever, details have not been completed.
If the charter is made, the Waialeale
will be dispatched to Nome by the end
of the month, carrying general cargo.
1t is understood that the steamer will
then be kept in the North, trading along
the coast
The Waialeale was brought from Ho-
noluIu last fall by Cook & Co, and dur
ing the winter was practically rebuilt
in this port. She was on the run be-
tween here and Vancouver, B. c., while
dergoing repairs.-Tacoma Ledger, May
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BUSY DAY ANTICIPATED.

This should be lively day along the
waterfront. The Pacific Mail liner
Manchuria is due this morning from
San Francisco. 1t is understood she
is loaded with passengers and freight.
The o. & 0. liner Coptic is also due
this afternoon from the Orient. and
the Canadian-Australian liner Miowera
from the Colonies. Then the Ameri-
can Hawaiian freighter Nebraskan is
due from Seattle. The island steamer
CIaudine will get in from Maui this
morning and the MikahaIa will depart
for Kauai at 5 p. m. The Manchuria
will undoubtedly sail for the Orient
late in the afternoon and the Miowera
will proceed TO Victoria. The Coptic
is not likely to sail for San Francisco
until Friday morning.
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LAME BACK.

This aflment is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles and may
be cured by applying Chamberlain
ram Balm two or three times a day
ana RUBBING the parts vigorously at
each application. If this does not af-
fcrd relief bind on a piece of flannel
slightly dampened with Pain Balm,
and quick relief is almost sure to fol-
low. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents for Hawaii
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SHIPPING NOTES.


The Pactolus has finished discharg-
| ing cargo at EIeele.
There was very little work done on
the waterfront yesterday.
The bark Edward May departed from
MakaweI for San Francisco on
May 80.
The steamer Mikahala arrived from
Kauai yesterday morning with 5000
bags of sugar The Niihau arrived
also from Maxwell with 5000 bags
A beautiful wreath was laid upon the
vault in which lie the remains of the
late H. Alexander Isenberg, the gift
OF the officers and cadets of the Ger
man training ship Herzogin Sophie
Charlotte.
1t is said there has been a shortage
of stevedores along the waterfront
recently There is an unusual number
of vessels in port at present discharg-
ing cargoes and loading sugar, requir-
ing a large force of men.
Flags were displayed from the mast
head all day yesterday. The sailors
say that the flag on Memorial Day
should De flown from the peak and not
at half-mast. Flags over buildings
were generally at nan mast, WINE the
American and Hawaiian flags over the
Capitol building were flown from the
tops Of the staffs.
a new oil-tank steamer, the property
OF the Union Oil Company, is expected
to come to Honolulu in the near future
She will have a carrying capacity OF
about As. 900 barrels, double the capacity
of any boat now coming to the is
lands. The vessel is to operate mainly
between Port Hartford and Honolulu,
although she may make occasional
trips elsew here.
Owing to delay in getting the cargo
out of the freighter American, that
vessel was unable to leave yesterday
afternoon for Kahului. Heavy ma
chinery for Kahului was in the way
of freight for this port and had to be
shifted before the stevedores could get
at the local freight The 300 tons of
sugar awaiting the vessel here is all !
in the holds. however. The vessel Will
depart some time today for Kaanapal1 |