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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.


"A probate notice appears in this is
sue.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Fresh Kahikinui beef, veal and island
chickens. Raymond Ranch Market
Telephone AGA.
william Dunbar died at Wailuku last
| evening Of paralysis He leaves a wife
in this city.
II. r. Macfarlane charged with en-
| bezzlement, was discharged today by
Judge Whitney.
Konishi a japanese horse trainer
was arrested today on a charge of
cruelty to animals.
Lyle A. Dickey has had an attack of
append citis and will go to the queens
Hospital for treatment
The schooner Allen A, arrived at Ma
hukona yesterday from Makawel to
load sugar for San Francisco
Editor Shiozawa of the Hawaii Shin
po received a cable today stating that
Saito would return to his post here.
The Honolulu Aerie Fraternal order
of Eagles, have arranged to have a
Ipicnic and dance at Pearl City on APP
ril 9.
/ The Democratic County Committee
will hold a meeting Thursday evening
March %, at 1880 o'clock, at Waverley
block.
The annual meeting of the German
School Association takes place this
evening at 1880 o'clock in the rooms of
! the school.
Rev. Wadman found an aged man
dying of neglect in an outdoor shack
yesterday. He was removed to the
Home of Incurables.
You should inspect the splendid as
sortment of Ukuleles at the Hawaiian
News Cos store. The prices are re-
markedly low at present.
Fuller's Pure Prepared Paint in in
/ every respect the most durable and
satisfactory paint that you can possibly
use. Levers & Cooke.
The schooner Eva arrived at Honua-
pc from Hilo on March 8 and dis
charged 14,347 feet of lumber and sailed
on March for Humboldt.
"A cablegram yesterday announced the
arrival in San Francisco of George w.
sail on the Korea on March %.
According to the observation-disclosures
Daily Chronicle, Bushido is the real
reason for the spirit of dissatisfaction
among the plantation Japanese.
There is a movement on foot to have
the fence around the Makilki recreation
grounds removed, and the grounds
thrown entirely open to the public.
The condition Of H. p. Baldwin has
improved so much that he has been
removed from the Que MS Hospital and
is now at the home of ]. p. Cooke
Superintendent Rabbit leaves today
for "Molokanville," Kauai, where he
will look into the matter of establish
ing schools for the new colony of Rus
: slams.
There will be a meeting of the Pa
waa Improvement Club at the offices of
the Board of Agriculture and Forestry
Thursday evening, March %, at 1870
o'clock.
Mrs. Jones and Evangeline Vierra
: were before Judge Whitney today to
I answer to charges of using improper
language They were reprimanded and
discharged.
L. IT. Smith and family passed
through here on the Manchuria fol-
Chefoo. Mr., Smith is a brother to G
w. Smith who is manager of the Rus
sian bank at ChefoO
Hereafter on Sunday evenings a Ha-
waiian quartette club will play at the
Young Hotel Last Sunday evening
ISIS Lei Brown made her first appear
II 10 -
the band on its eastern tour
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
MAUNA LOA ARRIVED TODAY.

The steamer Mauna Loa arrived this
morning from Maui and Hawaii ports
with a large assortment of freight and
a number of passengers. She had good
weather during the trip. No rain oc-
CURED in Kau but Kona had several
good showers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
MRS. GERTZ LAW.

A typewritten brief of 26 pages has
been Med in the Supreme Court, in the
case of Mrs. Gertz VS.. Banning and
Magoon, the plaintiff being herself the
author.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
SYNDICATE FORMED

H. z. Cooper's tract of Manoa valley
land viii be syndicated and sold at
once There are fifty building lots. The
idea is to finance home builders and re-
ceive payment on monthly installment
plan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
vENTURA's DAMAGED CARGO.

Some packages Of cargo on the S. S.
Ventura were damaged on the recent
trip to this port, The agents are hav-
ing an examination made to determine
whether the damage was by fresh or
salt water. If fresh water the damage
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
KALUA is SUED.

Abraham Pauole, by Thompson &
Clemens, has brought a suit against J.
w. Ka'ua of Maui for $525, alleged to
have been due on poi contract since
May. 1908.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
REAL ESTATE

A valuable lot on the corner of Lii
liha ST. and Parker lane, having a
frontage of 81 feet on Liliha street, and
from 10 to 112 TT. deep.
The lot is high ground and is well
drained.
In this property there has lately
been erected a well built new frame
building, 25x1O feet, wired for cleo
tricity, flush closets, porcelain fittings,
etc Building is covered with CORFU
gated iron. The factory is well sup
piled with new machinery, comprising:
1 2O-H. p. steam tubular boiler S6x
100.
SKIS class b horizontal engine.
l No. 4 mill for manufacture of poi.
No. mill for grinding grain, taro,
etc.
Shafting, betting, pulleys, scale,
tools etc.
The above will be first offered as a
whole, and if not sold will be sold in
lots.
All particulars at my office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-03-20
VENEER
MAKES OLD THINGS NEW

Liquid Veneer is wonderl It will varnhng
necessary
of
look from the Piano other mahogany
Oak White Gilt Silver finishes
ga a
F. O. HALL & SON, Ltd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
,8fanco's I bcotcr."

n9fanep'3 Ebcotcr."
Gelf @ciudcrn Don gelonep'S
GGcuter" Miro 0icit @odJa GbaS. e.
@Iortu's nYoung @uifnIo, Sing OF
tic 3ilo @cit" Gin Invertebrates
Gl0 DeS 2ebens i'm 4pilbcn @eIten
Dor 9ftdrt iiibreu. Nci oiciem Stii'
de treter Snoionrr, Goubops nrio
tin 6cleerniilt6i8er Etoirie6cuolucr
chi. oDounq 9uiiolo," Scr 0elo II.
G0nig bes iuil6en @eitens, lit el!i
iriiherer Golu6on cnl 8olOardber L,
Sohn eines iriibereit Hnnd . Belt
tiers. Sr. 9laneD crfanntc iein &c.
id)id fir Die 9iihne Dor etipa 5luci
sSdilrcn nitb biloete i'm iiir Die Gorf
itellitng ans. Ginige Der Scencn, il!
!ueldlen Sr. @lonep ieineu .nellelt
8%iibuenitern proousirf, linn bic ien'
i%otioneaiter, DIE in oieIer Gaiion qe'
ieheR muroen. Gas Stiid enthaii
pier afte ulo - Srcnen. @abreno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
inc seene aus .aina d IS. @n0 @ei. IN eLanep,s e9eater:


mic Gin airMengGu0cr. ScOe ciH'
seine g%oritcaung tit nidt nllr inter.
boItcirb, iollocrn oitd) 6eIcbrclto fir
sung uro Pit. Ger ionitdrc 3lt.
itono 0cS Coos lit ouSBe3cjhnct
ult0 lit Der OcrltdL Scr in onocreu
Wenogcrlcn 10 unongenebm mirft,
poaitdnoig bcieiti9t. sllii ipc5icllen
@unid miro Otojor Mnl. Gralufor6,
lpcld)er Dor ciluo elmer Wo6c bon
bem S0mru oShlep" luGbrtnO cinca
HingfompicS ncrlebt luiroe, nit Der
&o%riiibrulG ieincr prddtigcn 20iuen'
grippe mic0cr bcginnclt. Gle fIeine
WfoOomc 2oic, inter oeni Nurucn
sa0ni0in Der &eopar6en" 6cfannt,
miro ebcniallS mie0er nit ibrcn hrei
iirten 2eoparoal Hnb ,Soglt1ren 81
ieDen fem. MdOdme Yoic lit felt
Der 3eit fires 2lltitreiens ser &ie6.
ling ocs Gltttifums geluoroen. Sing
&ong, Der frnn50iiid]c osfuguIte", BAT
NIT ieinen rpiI0en Gberulu nO onleri.
faniidcn Sdtpcinen Elm rc @rup.
penbilo eiuinoirt. 5Gbcnio bat
2ouis DC 9nlliitrier eifrH poQitdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

cilcr scr ttocntcr6itcr Gtcrre Ger
oromatiIden @clt uur6e una Ourd)
ibn ipnrGc ser GrfoIG ociiclbcn or
b0Gt. Sri. Grind &c &olfc bat Die
meibIidc &altptrole. Nnbcrc M2it-
gIieAer scr @cieaid,oit iinb: 6rl.9iel.
Tic Gbrrres SRI. 5roGces Gturf. sri.
Gaqic Niaiorts. Sri. Wtart1o
Guons. 5. 3. geoeribgc. 2ouis Mdi-
fen. Wiorincr 9cIbor. Gornlo Ylac.
2oren urb 6rauf Gropcr. Matt
nec'n iinosn am WittluoG II. Cant!
itcg itatt.
aIbougG's.
acknowledgement" mcrben o1t
Montag Tercp &ospell ur0 DE
Geo. Sapcett-Gompognie begriiGen,
nno mond)er Observation-Disclosures miro
es ais iein if5nites @eibnnd,tsge-
idcnf betraften, DOB Ecrcp 9asfucll
iilao eine nelle Sdauipiclcriruppe
pieoer III aIbaugb's gGeater ani.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

S6unipiclcr, lit Der %crioiicr BON
,Ioiclono" mo ipiGit Die Soupt
role. Gr miro bcaIcj!ct pom elmer
Gus au2nnbmamejic taIcntuolcn
SGouipielcrn beitcbc0oou lruppc
uno clncm GUor lnn 20 biibld)tlt
Mdod}Qn,
800 @juf.
Ser BOO @inf on }}ortb O 9ucnlc
uno Safitrnbc crmciit ii1 intmcr
ntcbr ais Dos popuIGritc &cr0nii
0lna8 Gt%obliiicnlcnt NnS le III
Baltimore criitirtc. @oc3c iiir @o-
dc miro ocl 9ciud)cru 9}cueS llnO
ouBcrgcm5bnlih &1tcrciiontcS Gebo-
ten 10 Gub uiht lutr INNER ncue Be
Iltd)cr cridcincn %ion0cru sic nltcn
lore @eiute 10 rcgclm0Bi8 iurtietelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
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litter Gen NeltbcitcrL meld)e in Gcm.
ielbcn crtGoItcn ititE, tIt 81; crud6.
rcn bos nGirbp 5lpinN Toirp @ol.
let" sic munoerUoQc TrunSfprmo,
tion BON Gag SIR g}od't, 40 Sinner
oi% Ononlelt ulr0 Glfcl ii. /. N. l(l'
fer ocn Nuftrctcuocn b%cfinbcn iid:
&oGn 9urnp, G0pir @orGount, S2-
moI0 2)orfe, Tbongoa Coffin Gopfc,
Ntfin& 2amrctcc, Catherine Yroctor,
2onIing Romou lrr0 Sta 3roots.
Matinec'n iinbcn ont @cfGuodt8.
tag, W}itttpod' uao GanrIto9 l,ott.
Tor0'S Spernbnu8.
Sn ,W}on anO Snpcrmou," mcl.
dies Slid oicie @ode 1T Serbs
0pcru6ous SIR Nufiiibrurg gclongt,
lit Ger Iutor @crnGoro SGom, scr
bcfonntcIjc ena!iiG3e SGriftitcacr
III isircln beitcn @erf 81 icbcn. Sr.
G6om Got pictc Stiifc Gcid,ricbclL
o6cr ,Mor onD Supernon" idlcint
bo3 cyfoL9reiditc sit iciu. G& lit 0o@
GtiiG, nurdj mcldjc& &Obcrt Soroinc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

tretcn pcrccn. .9Hib SobGs," Sero.
me 4. &eromc's Q%ititipieG, mcId)eS IN
9teD.gorf mt0 m0Cren @roBitGotcn
ioldcn GurGihlaQcrGcn GrIola bat.
tc, miro nit Mimic Nulicll it Ncr
1itclroQc oils critic @lttroftiou Gegc-
Zen wcr0en. 1rl. %u>epcG lit hurd
cine mI@ncjciductc Grippe litter
itiiet INC iinoct olB WcibnudtstoNc
cine Gpc3iul.N}ottnce itott.
y@0DctD lGcotcr."
Die 6eril6nte r&cnB Sontlcp"
biloct Nieie &odle I'M oDnpetD GGco-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
@cine nnb Spirituoien.
0ratiS.

W'an briuae sisie NnSeiss, maze einen 81.
aant uno ,uir ,pcrben Shuen atioIut ~foitsnfrei
clue Slaihs Sort. eherrh. posr Gatawba.
@ein uorr eins 8laihe gladbsrrs seteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
Greof Success
2N0Ber= & 0eppi6=gompagnie,
D. tpiilon & Sobne.
3l7 umS $40 Seorb=6 p,parosS trabe.
Scbt Gu6 nah Nr. BY Wr. $40 I'M. SIS lit Der einsise
Elat, mu Elm Nnil0innssuerfauf itattHnbct. O.
Moravn 2tbenS iehr ipGt uffem.
D. Dtlflon s; Sobne

lin Dem Gnblifnm bic Jest nod srofte oaseueienc gelesen-
bit 81 gebeu, nm tbrc @eidenfe 81 crlanacu, nno 5mr ielbem 3dt
murgrn Den Inil6innasOrrfani anf Den @ipiclpnnft sn treiben,
iAla1tcn mir nniere Ircie fOrmlid hin nno aebcn Sbmen tbaKGd.
lid @elcsnbeit, Niles inter Siren ciscucn Scbinsnnaem m fanfem!
IS mad. Gidts ans, wer Sic lGn m6acn MiQiunGr ober
&anoucrfcr - sic bIrfen cine Wcleacnhcit mie Smic uidt uube.
ndtet u~crbctscbcn laicn! aommen Sic einfad fer oas 1T Naes
Sic mcrocn f1rmlidJ ucrbliiit iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

Gic cpong .-lutb. Solem s.
Is cmcinoc al &cnonllltrobc uro
@ottcrps2ipC. bnt iulAcllNc Nerrcn ols
Observation-Disclosures criu0bIt: &.
SdTnmmL Er0iiOcnt; 9crnboro Sic
0cmonlL &icc.Er0iioeut; Ecter So
gel. 5cfrctGr; Gbriition 2alld)
GGobmcii;cr; 2(cltcltG: 9lhoIf Mof'
tcnrotb, GomorO @cder uno HSobn
&unlpf; Gorltcbcr: (Sobu Sintou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23


iomobl IN oieicm @onOe, mic in Gu.
ropo 10 popill1r mod)ten. @r. YlOs
rid) mnr cine 3uQfrnit in 9crliN,
&onoon. Qnri9 uno SiO 4irifo.
M orplun0 E6cutcr,"
Sin mlS9c5eidnetc9 Erogromm
c~rIttlaiiigcr &ouocpiuc Nummcrn
tommt m0brcno Der g8cibnodbtSpo.
dye i'm oWtarDlun0 IGeotcr" 5rr
Gardfiibrung. Bic Sin Muiicul
Guttps" iino pon bciou0crem $ltc
uiiG- ililicElh -Ql2 liGiG @rnplG. 0lI@-
meg aus @nltini0rern beite0t. Die
ielben luarcn ltetS in Baltimore Sicb-
lingo OcS GltblifumS. Iie Spcjiols
2Ittrnftion OcS Erogromm3 iin0 Die
o9}co @op6urn Goncing Goiiie3."
bcitcbcnb ais Sri. ,SorDnn mo od)t
biibidlen MGohe1. Cine olocrc be.
WlcrfcnSlucrtbc Hlmlmcr lit sic fleine
3cnu Seize, cine jugcn0li6c Sdoll
ipielcrin. meld)c inter Nnoeren ibr
nclc3 Gonbop g 2ieo .G0epennc"
sum &ortrog bringt, @roBc Setter.
felt crrcgcn bic 2ieber un0 Farooicn
non Sobnnic &obnS, nSDe Uric
Bon" oud Elm 9%oltinlorcr. Sri. Nito
NQcn uIto lire cigcHe tleine Sruppe
bringen zines BON NiG ID. Grciip'S
ou5ge3cidjnctcn 2uItipielcn, bctitclt
oSn Gar EMO Stotcroom One"
5ur Nlliiiibrung. Die bier GqtnbnrS,
ruropaiid1c @pmnoitifer, mcrOen
Gingc borfii6rcn, sic in Dieicm Gan.
sc nod ME periud,t mllrOcn. Cine
Neulbeit lit Sec Gong 900, ser Cit
5iqe direiiidle 9oritoniit oui Ser
omcrifnniihell 9ilbne. 80glidJ fin.
ocr Motinec'n 81 Sen 6efonntcn 20.
puldrcn Ereiicn Itntt.
81 uoitorium."
Die mnIifolii6cu 9tuntmcrn bon
Simple Simon" Oieie @cdc Die
Ittroftior I'M nguoitorium," iino
gonj porrcifIif. oSGirc, Sbinc,
S6inc," bot iiG olS ein S1(ager err
l%pieien. Sn bicicr Nltntnter mnrfirt
sic SGlite scr Gborusmdoden Ole
9omcn, melde lid sic Sfitbe pltten
lniien INTO sic nn0cre S0Ifte Die
Sfnh9utrr. .0cor Glo College
0opS" miro BON SRI. GrltrD Sector
Neiuuqen; oYotfec 9ooole LIP = TO.
Gate" 5eigt, iuie bicicr popiiIore Sc
lang 1T frem0er 3ungc Dorgctragcn
miro. oGifoninnn Moic," Dorgc4
iraQcn ourd) SRI. Woggie Barter, lit
Gin lil6es Wicgc1lic0; n2ope me ono
the WorEo is 2Firc" bon 5ronflin
6orruiu lit Der beIte Gortrn9 Scr
&oriteQung. nGeor Cl0 Balls" miro
bon eincn WGnrer Guortett Dor
0etroger, urb Der DSono Man" bon
cillcm 6bor; yWip Soutbern Sriole,"
Bargain Gap", ~ Sen Ooung
Wioib," a6ol6inq t@ono8," o9nhelor
Girls" Ii. /. 10. iino Numnern, lpel-
dc ooit Scocrmnnm NIT ent5iifcn
aiifgerommcn lpcr0cn. @1hren0
Der @eihnod)tsiuod)e fin6en tGglif
Wiatinec's itait.
2aS Scene Dc nnumcntol.
Ebeotcr."
She Grcanllano @urle8aucr8,"
cine Scr neiten GrtraDoson5a Grup.
pen, iucIde ii6 Die @urit oeS Sub,
Iiflm1s in StIirnl ernarben, fritt
ip0breno Ser @eibno1tspod]e i'm
.9teuen Monumental . 5Geater" aui.
Inter ben pielen Sruppen muroen
bic oGreomloro : 9~urleSqners" nls
cine Der 6elten be5eid)net. YHoie.
lonD" lit Der Hante Der 9nrleSaue
ulro Der aritif rad lit ie elmer Der
5ugfroitigiterL iurldc III oieier Sni-
ioit iiber Die Siibne gitaeft. Gapc
Marion Scr bcfauntc sutor uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

Der @ci6nadtS Seiertoge finoen
tdglih Motinee'n Itott.
.&ouioobItr t. Gbcoter."
G0o3. Z. Nl0rid, Scr %befnnntc
&alrOcpiae Stcril, tritt Oieie @ode
im nSoliooDitroBen Gbcoter" in
Secret Scrpicc Gam" oui. 9na
Stiid lit o,to Ocrl 9}cp gorfer 2cbcr
gcgriifcn uno lit cine interciionta
Ncu6cit. &u oieiem Stiicf prGicntirt
&r. 9florid) pcrihicocne Gbnroftrrc
lnO iii6rt mo1iidc aunititiicfc Dor,
meld)e i'm oltf Der Nol0epiQe 9iibne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

sig ncltcn 9(tt III NcrcitiGnft. @ie
iibljdl itebt scr Glttmiitbigc Gle
pbont 0o3 &omceI, sic orei Giel unD
COS Shottlono Eolp Der 3ugcno
sur frcicn &erfiiqung. Gic Site
ring ser Sbicrc iinOct INN 400 llbr
un0 I'll llbr ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
a(nTere Ubenter.
ar uiif &ffaocmic."

oW milf NtdncmIe."
Gin bciOnOsrcs @rciGnib fin G1cas
tcrGcIudcr lit Oas Gn6o8emcnt bon
Nnnjc Rulica. wcldlc bieie &od}c ais
.@}ut~ in ~ WiiSiruunCr NiGht'&
Ircont" R ser ,W}ltiit- Nfo0cmie"
ouitritt. Nrtcu Ocm tolcrtootJcn
Spicl uis pcri6nIiGGt Ertump6
BON Sri. &,iicIt lit Ooa 9tiif Gin
ouu5 Defenders bCntCrfcn2pcrt6e8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23
EUnrt Welo

uHo tduff %. no Sbr Die beften Weine
s~S9!sites ano Nraroies bon 25 bis so grosent
biut8tr faufen i6nnt. ais an ireeno einem an.
Sberpooo. uno giontieeuo ,g 8btsfep. Gnbeiails
yrets Si.50, infer Preis 81. 90. gYtr baben
biutaere Aanreu. penu Gle oiefeIben min.
ifen. site 2seine uno granbie5 iiir mebiSt.
Sof. u. etonetraisr & Co.,
NIB Stspontbaros, nabe etarIeSsS trnbe.
0ff3i .9&G. 2Dtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

&cnrp Mabn, NcrrD @cil, SSobn @lrf
unS &ofob Sdrciccr. Inter oem
Yoitornt ocs Sru. BoItors @rnit bon
@obmorn.Ny1in9 bot Gle @cn,cinoc
tod %lncn llnG nody Nuben groEe
6ortIdrittc 1cntadt. Nae loiienben
NlIsgobcrL Die int lebten SoGre iebr
bod marcr, ipltroen geoerft, $500
Sdulocn murocn nbgetragcr, oos
Enncrc scr Stride mllroe pcrid)ouert
0ilrdy citcn ltcucll gItar mo cilic
@on5cl nod qutbiidem Stil, fcine
glltar, l1r0 ann5cloedcll, meld5e Il.
lcS 5uionmcn einen @crtb bon ii6cr
$3.50 rCprGientirer. Gum bofIten
9iilGnr Ger SalemSy@erein6e miB
geioqt werocn, ooB oae Soften b1ir6
i%reiipiai9e 8obcn ollfgebrodt ipur.
cen, @entcinbe, 6rouenpcrein. SIT.
gcnopctcirL Singdor, iotpie bcion.
0crs Die &inOer IN Der Sonntogsldil.
lc orbeitctcn pie Ole 9ienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-23

II III hretbung. - nSat 9ein
geiiiger Snfel ouf Ieinen telegro.
pbiifcn Bump ihon qeortluortet?"
oSa, a6er orobtlos!"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-03
SKIN ERUPTIONS
FOR IS YEARS
Suffered Severely With Eczema All
Over BOdy-Examined IS Times
by Government Board Who Said
There Was No Cure-An Old
Soldier Completely Cured.
A THOUSAND THANKS
TO CUTICURA REMEDIES

"For over thirty-fve years I was a
severe sufferer from eczema. The erup-
ton was not confined to any one place.
It was all over my body, limbs,
and even on my head. l am sixty
years old and an old soldier, and have
been examined by the Government
Board over fifteen times, and they said
there was no cure for me. / have
taken all kinds of medicine and have
spent large sums of money for doctors,
without avail. A short time ago /
decided to try the Cuticura Remedies,
and after using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment,
and two bottles Of Cuticura Resolvent,
two treatments in all, l am now well
and completely cured. A thousand
thanks to Cuticura. I cannot speak
too highly of the Cuticura Remedies.
John T. Roach, Richmondale, Ross
Co., Ohio, July IL, 1906"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-03

certain natural forces of disintre
cation now at work that will be-
come more effective with each
passing year. There is tendency
that is stronger now than ever to-
ward the farms. This Is the
natural outlet for Americans and
the better classes of foreigners.
With the exhaustion OF our iron
mines and the depletion Of our
forests will come dependence
upon Mexico, South America and
some of the undeveloped countries
OF the Orient. Shifting channels
of transportation and distribution
will impair New York's monopoly
in this regard and the widespread
diffusion OF maDufactories in all
parts of the world will eQualize
the floating immigration. Condi
tons in our great cities do not
make for health and longevity.
Without drafts of healthy men and
women from the country New York
would soon decay and die a
natural death. When our people
begin to realize the manifold ad-
vantages OF the fields and farms to
bodies and minds they will be con-
tent to remain outside Of New
York and there need be no fear
that that city will grow too fast in
population.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-03
PUBLIC WANTS roo MUCH
Impossible to Perfect Great Inven.
tons In Short Space Of Time
A Story In Point.

DR.. Alexander Graham Bell, in q
series Of remarkable experiments, has
been sending wireless messages from
tetrahedral kites
In discussion Of these experiments
Or. Bell said:
1T takes long time to make new
idea practicable and commercial
Most people think the first successful
flight Of flying machine should have
been Immediately followed by the ap
pearance Of great fleets Of passenger
flying machines, or that the frst sue
cessful wireless message should have
been Immediately followed by a cheap
wireless service TO all parts Of the
world"
DR.. Bell smiled.
"They would have inventions made
practicable with q speed that Il only
possible in suburban tOilet-making. :
he resumed.
"A suburbanite's wife the other
morning rushed into the mans room.
shook him roughly and said:
"'John, John! You've only got
three minutes to catch your train
".All right said the man coolly, q
he leaped out Of bed and seissd hid
sIetAaA Tell the cook 70 hurry break
fast"
-.--H --
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-03

take no undue advantage Of his
opponent, Gov. James X. WaVda.
man, and only mentioned his name
once during his magnificent I'D.
dress, and that was in very com
plimentary way, saying that he
was o good man, and il he had not
thought so he would not have
helped bis friends elect him gov
ernOF Of Mississippi.
His argument on the govern
ment ownership Of railroads was
received BY the entire gathering
az an pnanswerable one, while be
eaid Mr.. Bryan was the man that
the Democratic party should select
to lead them, that his platform
was not yet formed; that the Dem
ocratic convention should take his
New York speech and eliminate
that part that referred to the gov.
eminent ownership OF railroads
and make 1t platform, and put
on il Bryan, the leader, and march
on to victory.
Mr.. Williams read extracts from
Thomas Jefferson's inaugural ad-
dress and applied them to the is
sues Of the day, declaring that it
was the Sermon on the Mount to
the politics of the day. Mr.. Will.
hams was interrupted many times
by oHtbursts of loud and oOntin
ued applause. About one-haif
the people OF the town got in to
hear him. There was q request
for him to speak in the front door
of the courthouse in order that the
entire crowd might see and hear
the great statesman, but the wealth
err was inclement and this was i'm
possible.
Hon. E. F. Noel and. Hon. T.
U. Sisson, candidates,for governor,
spoke to the same appreciative
audience. Both made able
speeches which were greatly
appreciated by the crowd.
Hon. Wiley P. Mash presented
his claims in a skillful manner for
the Office OF lieutenant governor.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-10-03
New FORKS Latest Bugbear.

New York is beginning to worry
over its future. Up to this time
this proud metropolis has boasted
of it's size and pointed with pride
to its millions OF people, its tower
ing skyscrapers, it's colossal
bridges and foul subway. But
there are signs that New York is
afraid Of itself. 1t is getting too
big even for New Workers., and 1t
coDfesses at last that 1t is not q
representative American city. 1t
numbers within it's borders hun
dreds OF thousands OF foreigners
who are to all intents and pur-
poses as much foreigners now as
though they had never landed on
Manhattan Island.
1t is accepted as fact that a
city OF four millions is preposter-
ous and that every metropolitan
advantage can be secured In a city
OF one million. "But what" an.
xiously asks a New York paper,
"will the New York of the future
be II it increases at the present
rate and attains it's ten millions,
its twenty millions, its fifty mil
lionsi Can one picture to himself
New York extending all over
Long Island without a sense Of
hoIrori Conceive the obliteration
of the fields and woods, the closing
of the view, the fouling Of the air,
the united roar of wagons, trains
and coarse talk Of the streets.
Conceive the multiplication OF the
present throngs at our bridges and
stations and OF the highways as
solid masses of humanity strug-
Cling to it's work and to its dark,
closed substitutes for homes! 1t
is appalling"
The access to New York's nat
ural growth in population is due
hugely to foreign immigration.
AS the main port OF entry for the
millions Of ignorant and INDECENT
foreigners who have come to our
shores it has been great absorber.
In this 1t has taken much satisfac
ton, although it is not envied by
any other city on this continent.
New York may gain it's ten mil
lions, it's twenty millions and even
it's fifty millions, but there are