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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13


/ returned homo. after spending the
summer with her cousin. Mrs. A. T.
Moore. at Hotel Warwick.
Mr.. j. Spottswood Saunders has
gone To Charlottesville To study mcdi-
/ cine nj the University OF Virginia.
Mr.. Il. l.. Moore and children. OF
Nottoway county. nrc tho guests OF
| MIR. and Mrs. V. NJ. pcttus.
MFR. and Mrs. w. u. Bradshow. OF
blackstone, arc spending Il week here
with relatives.
Mr. Charles Turner and children.
OF Alton, are the guests OF Mr.. Tur.
nofs sister, Mrs. A. u. Ncblctt, In
East End.
Mrs. ID. w. Chapman. of Smith
Held, tx the guest az Mrs Charles
lilo Twcnty'slxth street
Mr. T. a. Williams has returned
from visit to West Point.
NJ IS, a. Floyd Morrlsscttc and chu.
drcn have gone TO Now Mexico to Join
Mr.. Mo:rissettc
Mrs sue Tahb has returned from y
visit To Pulaski county.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Nowsomc and
lit'ie daughter, Lila. have returned
from Il visit to relatives In I.ynchburg
ana Rockingham county.
MIR. Samuel Shancr. OF I.ynchburg
Is the guest of Mr.. and MIS-. A. r..
Collins 223 Thirtieth street.
Roy. p. p. Flournoy, d. D.. and son.
Mr Frank Flournny. nf Dcphcs,,a.
Md, are the guests of Or. J. ~
ANlcr at his homo. 3l5 Finv.n"st
street
Mr. c. w. Hopkins, OF MONTGOMERY
Alabama. Ia the guest of his o,.nt
Mrs Charles, on Twenty-slxth street
Mr. ]. w. Snyder has been IN for
several weeks ut his home at Nor
rison.
MIS-. MARY o. Reynolds has returned
IRON Wilmington. n. c., where sbc
was the guest of her son, Mr.. Brai.
ford Reynolds.
Mrs. J. ]. O'Donncll and daughters.
misses Louise. Minnie and Flcssic.
nave returned from Richmond.
Mr. Thomas A. Reynolds returned
last night from Wilmington, n. C..
whore he has been spending week
with relatives.
Mrs. Saxon w, Holt and little son
have gone to Dover. Del. whore they
VIII spend some time with relatives.
Captain Francis Stewart. master of
the British steamer Mcrsario now nj
Norfolk. returned to- his vessel ycstcr-
day after spending some time with his
his nciccs, The Misses Stewart. 100
Thirtyiifth street.
Mr., and Mrs John Hudson. OF I,o.
gan. w. Va. will leave for home TO-DAY.
after sncndiny week with relatives
ana friends in this section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

IL Is recognized that the United
suites VIII have to pay Indemnity for
,ne attack on lIindoos at Bcllnrham.
wash. Tho calling thing Ii That The
rcucrai government is absolutely
powerless To punish the riotcrg.-Buf-
falo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
POLICE BOARD MEETS.
Resignation OF Policeman Blick &C
ceptcd-ChleFs Report.

Police patrolman G. w. Blick yes.
torioy tende'rd his resignation to
Chief OF Police Reynolds to take or
rect tomorrow. Mr.. Bllck was an.
pointed by the board of police com
missioncrs when the Exposition open.
Cd and he is leaving the force to re-,
sumo his business.
The plard Of commissioners met
iast night IN regular session and az.
cnntc! tho resignation of Patrolman
biick and transacted other routine
business. Chief REYNOLDS made his
usual repol on prisoners arrested ana
lincs collected during July ana Au.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
New Teachers Elected.

Now Iedchcrs ETeCtcd,
The resignation of Miss Elizabeth
Ivy, Instructor Of drawing In the
schools. was accented by the boarc.
and Miss BESSIE Barclay was elccter
to succeed her.
The hoard also accepted the rcsig-
nation Of Lydia Greenhowc. teacher
IN the negro schools, and elected tho
following teachers for tho colorcC
schools; Mary Taliafcrro, Calllc Coop.
er and Isabella Taylor. Laura Fultz
was elected q substitute teacher for
the colorod schools.
Miss Minnie Enos was also elected
substitute in tho white schools.
Bills to the amount of S1.443.Gi were
ordered paid by The board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

D ICiIARD i. SASS, JR., room Il5,
~ burlington Bldg, $40 Olive street,
st. Louis, Mo-, writes:
T--------------..---------- al do not no.
fe-Tn-ha Godsend licvc there is n
TO working People. pcrson who
k--s-'-----r--.--------.------- tax Pcruna
but must admit that he has been
benefited.
az have mot n lnrgc number of men
and women who have used 1t, but have
yet to ilnd the first one who has not
been helped by It.
alt is of special benefit TO poor work
ing men and women who often suffer
for tho necessities of life, contract dis
ease md have no money TO sock medical
advice.
ITO such Peruna comes as a godscnd,
rs Il brings health.
al havo used { { myself for sluggish
liver and for catarrhal troubles, with
tn" best results.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

al do not ho-
ncvc there Is n
rso II W no
tn k q s Pcruna
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ca SOciaf-PeKsOnai va
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss May Baker. of Portsmouth, has
returned homo. after spending tho
summer with her cousin. Mrs. A. Il
Moore, at Hotel Warwick
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13
Hull g. Hull
LARGEST OPTICAL
HOUSE orr THE
PENINSULA
12l Goth st, Opposite Postofficc.
-EsTABLlsHED 1909

The beauty and charm of the face
is in the eyes, and the selection of
Eyeglasses intimately suited 10 the
nose should be made before any 9th
or feature of PERSONAL adornment can
be considered.
The $50 EASY Eyeglasses is the
of style and beauty They
arc made in large variety of meas
urcrncnta 10 conform with the con
tour of the nose, resulting in IL per
feet fit in each individual case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-13

ITS time to be making fires. so
nsotect yourself with Fire Insurance.
me best Policies arc the cheapest.
see ns hcforo Insuring NIsLNtS K
COMPANY. INC, 25l7 Washington
avenue. oS.st
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-10

motive stands stu when being tested.
Thile It's driving wheels are spinning
around as fast as If it were pulling
train at full speed
The coupler Of the locomotive. which
under operating conditions would be
attached to the train, is secured to A
mighty scale, especially arranged to
weigh the pull exerted in drawing a
train. It would seem easy work Cor
great locomotive. with its drivers
resting on large steel wheels. to spin
them around at almost any speed, but
1t is impossible under these conditions
to make It do as much work as If il
were pulling heavy freight train up
hill. 1t is as easy to make the To-
connective work In the testing plant as
II is to make horse or dog work on
q treadmill.- st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-10
THE DREAM OF THE STAR.

IA Song of the Oregon Trail Dedicated
TO Ezra Meeker. Pioneer.l
song for the men who blazed the
way!
With hearts that would not quail
They made brave quest of the wild
Northwest,
They cut the Oregon trail.
Back of them beekoned their kith and
And all that they held their own;
Front of them spread the wilderness
And ever the vast Unknown.
But ever they kept their forward course.
And never they thought to lag,
For over them few the Red, White and
And the dream of star for the HasI
A cheer for the men who cut the traiIl
With souls as firm as steel
And fiery as wrath, they hewed the
path
For the coming cOmmonwsal.
And close on the heels of the pioneers
The eager throng closed in
And followed the road to = far abode,
An Empire new to win.
And so they wrought at the end of the
trail,
As ever must brave men do,
Till out of the dark there CLEANED q
spark,
And the dream of the star came trusl
A toast TO the men who made the roadl
And q health to the men who dwell
In the great new land by the heroes
planned,
Who have buiIdsd it wide and we'll!
The temple stands where the pine tree
stood,
And dim is the ancient trail,
But many and wide are the roads that
guide
And staneh are the ships that sail
For the land is a grand and sOOdIy
Land,
And its fruitful fields are titled
BY the sons who see on the flag Of the
free
The dream of the star fulfilled!
RoBERTUs LOVE.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-10
LoNDoN'S Foes.
They Are the Real Thing, These Dense,
Damp Blankets.

Damp Blankets.
Until one has passed a winter and
spring In the British capital he knows
nothing about a real fog. Perhaps
there is one place where fog gathers
more frequently, but never so densely.
That is on the banks Of Newfound-
land. The story used to be told of the
veteran H Z. Judkins, commodore Of
the Cunard line, that when asked by
woman passenger if there was always
fog on the banks he replied CURLY:
How do | know, madam? l don't
live here
But the Londoner who has to remain
In town during the winter knows more
about fogs than would the keeper of a
llghtship anchored in the path of trans.
atlantic travel. 1t is because of the
bad fog that the Britisher goes to the
country in winter and remains in the
city during the summer. He reverses
the American rule. The height Of the
London season is at the very time
when New York and most American
cities south Of parallel 40 are swelter-
ing in the heat and deserted by every
body who eau afford to get away.
There is so much bad winter weather
In London that a really fine day is a
surprise. In the months between No
vember and May the average resident
of the British metropolis generally
awakens to find that big town envel-
oped in a dense mist that clings to the
window panes, finds its way into every
crack and crevice, forms In drops of
water upon the stone stills. only to drop
to half open shutters below; searches
for small openings at window tops and
thereby gains admittance to the sleep
ing room, where the mist expands like
the genii of the Arabian tales until II
oils the apartment, first chokes the
sleeper, then causes him to turn over,
only to find that a new place on his
pillow is damp and causes him to say.
as every LondOner does times without
number, another bad day"
Such Is a typical awakening during
the winter months in the most popu
lous city of the world!
Were / to ten you that pedestrians
constantly collide with one another,
that the cries of the cabmen warning
other drivers and people af0ot are In.
cessant and that objects animate or
inanlmate are often wholly invisible
one foot distant you'd be incredulous,
and yet such is the fact Not every
fog Is Sc dense as that. but they do
occur in Loadon.-Julius Chambers IN
Brooklyn Eagle
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-10
Burbank Daisy It's ofieiai Flower

Burbank Daisy It's Official Flower
The Alaska daisy. conceived By II
Their Burbank OF Santa Rosa Cal
FIVE years ago. win be adopted "a t.
official flower Of the Alaska-Y ukon-PA-
cifc exposition. says the Seattle Ttues.
The Alaska daisy was grown BY craft
Ing a field daisy and a chrysanthenum-
Extensive beds of Burbank's flowers
VIII De scattered through the 1900 fair
grou1ds
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-10

Budapest IS 10 have this summer al
international exposition . bakery,
confectionery and Ike industries.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

|.H"a.
Der 3uder ais acknowledgements
TEL. @era6s Der Grmeren 8sbOlterun5
pirb i'm 3udct cine pprtreTfliGe Strait,
lpenbe ssboten, ipas bel uns nod gGnJ'
liH pertanut tpir6, Sir ben glrbeiter
triFft nGHli9 seuau oasIelbt gu, mas
beim Gport Sen 3udsreenuB 70 Mig
.li6 ma6t. Sober t0rperli1 I6per ors
beittnbs Mdnn mus Oafiir IorSsu, SaB
sr Isinen ermiiesten Mustein neues
&raftmateriol 3ufii6rt unb babel, fpeun
m1sli9, ostmeibeu feline 0eroamng
bur9 81 iGpere SpeiIen gu be!oaen,
bd Elm iiberiiiltter Mdgsp trGge mdtDt.
Sn pieleu Gibeiterfamilieu piro bents
Sutdse nod iein 3uder genoifen, neil
man i'm fir gu tbeler bait. 9ieTe Ins
ii6t 1T trris. gei ben beutigen 3utsrs
prsifen lit Oielmebr in 4ubetru6t Der
t%rGftigepOsn 8irfung bes 3uders bsr
gsnuB oesislbsn ben rpenigsr bsmitteI'
ten @olfsmoIisn marin 8u empTeblen,
3uder lit i'm gerbGltnis gum IGlr.
trerth bereits heute Tebr bief biiItder ala
cItoboliI6s @sirGnte, Ssrsn @irtuaq
Dielfa6 iiberI6Gbi lpirb. SIN @noIant
pirb in ben 8srobdugeseuoen ~Ieitens
her arbetter Ourdpeg ishr bic! 3udel
senOfien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

Drtt @ddworcne nit elmer fIeinen
,tlai be 20 bdmrerIaiu's Ssibpcb,
GbeItrd uuo Dulthfdll : llleoi,in
BON Gbolere morbus eeheiIt.
per IS. @. SUpIer SiabtOmeg,
Alto trSihlt cine @rfabfuna bic &c
mod]te. W6breno er ais @eihWOres
ner in elmer Siorounteriuhune 10
EOwarhsuiGe, argisbouptiaot pom
areiie @tebOarn, I'LL, Tsurirte. Gr
iaat; ,@1hrenb ih bort mar, oB Id
etruns ictides nno auh @urli Jlelih ,
oas be, mn Cholera Mprbus IN lsbr
idtimmer Sorm uerurinbte. SD
Iiiblte ara elenO un0 iGiidte nadI el'
ner eemiHeb Gbolern : 9ieOistn liott
oeIien innoie mir Der Npptbeter elnt
5laide @bambsrlain's aeibmeb, Gbo-
Terra unO Observation-Disclosures nit Gem
Bemerten, ons er bas @emaniflts
Bate, mir abel In 5olae Der Or
prOblbeti oleies Seilmulels. pOrSbl,
mr. leBls,eS ~ ,dpden, ou er vi,
Oeiien npfehlbnre Sur aorantire. Sd
uahm eIne Gpie nauon uno fablie Ii
iunf NuutsH heHer. Sie ,meitt
Hp,e neiIte mid aanstlh. 8pe.
Witaeid,mOrene lttlen IN 0erielber
Jsene uuo cine ilni up0 Stpanstl
Gent alafhe heiite uns nas 6rei
Rum Bertduf bel Batter 6ruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

Das Rpbrqefls6t Ser Stii6le pirS.
ipiebsr ftrdlf unb FsIi. nsnn man ben
Stubl first, tus RobrgefIe4t mit
sdns bsiBsm @oTfcr mittslt einss
G&pamntes reat srinbli9 ~anfsuhtet
un6 obnGfdt, 70 bdb Tih bas Rctrees
Fledt tiiHtig nit @dfItr nnfdrosn
tdnn. 0isrGuf Felt man ben Stubl
in bic Freie 2uft cher, nod better. in
Die fHdrTe 9ueIuTt unb lGBt i'm trods
nsn. Der @rfolg tDirb Elm polltommsn
Sufrisbenitellsnber Ietn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

Atfew doses OF this remedy will in
variahly cure an ordinary attack Of
diRrrii pa.
~ can always be depended npon,
even in tile more severe attacks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbns.
Itis equally successful for summer
diarrhoea and cholera infantum in
children. and Is the means Of saving
the lives of many children each year,
When reduced with water and
swsetened II Is pleasant 10 take.
Every man Of family should keep
This remedy In his home. Buyit now.
PRICE, csc. LARGE SIZE, SOC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
Gin lOIi6sr Cater.

Srou (5u ibrem WanR); Die urs
men Ginbtrl. Morgens, penn eI
dufnsbit, iinO Iis idon LANCE in Der
G9ule un6 absnbs, tpenn Ou aus rem
@irtbsbous tOmmlt, limb iis INNER
56on al @ett!. ... @Grsib ibnsn coA
penisItens nal cine anii6tstorts!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

Geibe 2lditeu, Mon nsbrle ntemdls
Elm al beibeS GiisH unb lese sipiIdsn
.Gtoff unb gldtteiien tets Elm tpeiBsS
gIdtt gopier. @is Ssibe pirb gIGn.
SsHb, pena man lie 3piIhsn 5ipei @os
.otn Ndpisr 'tel unb pGbrenb be1
llGttgns iangIam burn1itbt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
Sbpetbel.

8stonnter; Sat benn bic Dame
pirtti5 10 groBs SiiBe2" Gerrain'
ipetuIout: IRA. ia Tage S6nen, o:u
bic cinnebmen, m5dIts i'd in Berlin
Inter ben ainben baden, ba luGre id)
Elm gemahteI Widnn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
8trei6,uha

Observation-Disclosures .gluf Der
nd6Iten 0cItsnsIls III 3oIlDlr6ii@t,
bdbsn sic GepGd mite" ReiIsnbsr
(Ssr nit Ieiner G6pisstrmuitsr rtiI):
.gliir strt dIts G@udttl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

.Cbdmberlain's Rufeu 1r1eSisin
hilft Sie ndtur.
Mebisinen, bic bic glatur belfen
finb INNER am tpiriiamien. Cham
be rloin'B 8uiteu. MebiSin banbel
nah bteiem Blanc. sic bait ben
ouiten aurld. lba ben ansmurI uno
htlft bic Iutur, ons SPLEEN In einer
aeiunoeu 8ulinno misberbersuIeIIen.
Sic 1T tlSer eineu arOBsn 5beil Der
ciuiliRrteu BeIt ibrer nnid1bbaren
Sleemuoiteu meeen berhbmt. Eau-
ieube bnben ibren hDben Bert be.
,euat. sic mirtt tuseen iebe Gnln.
se, oaB cine grtdltaug in eine Gun.
aereutStnoune iibereebt. BnuI 8ers
Itonf bel Balter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
gaiieuOs Seseidnuna.

2eutnant. r6srr 4amerab gehsn in
llrIaub2" rSapobl II, Mitcift
bon S9nisaerpater cintaiIiersn!4
.Aha! 2llio sepiifermabsn Grnteurs.
laub!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
Sin Sdifftra6iger.

Sreuub: ,gtI6 i'm Safen Der Gre
cnseianst!!" -Sunger G9emann; rSa,
bonn 4nlturm Der @lGubiger babin pers
i9ldseu poroen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
81 rubig.

mo bleibt benn Der Gins, !Serr
Dottor2 Sic l1Iien Iid ia gar nttt
isben!" Sa5 id Sbnsn nitt gletdJ
gsIaet; SD bin Elm rlhissr Nistbsr ~
sic bOren unb ieben ni6ts BON mir!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31
Gein %abeslpsnOst.

5srr: .Nlein GrGuIsin, eenisrt sic
bas RouGen2" ~ Dame: SO psiB es
nidt; Bis ieBt bat nod ME Elm Ssrr in
meiner 9sssnipart ssraut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

KHAN
Sin Sausmittel geaen ben SGnhs
pFen. Sc eirFnfsr Elm MitteI gegen
cine pe~itperbrsitets 8rantbeit 81 barOq
boben 1T, Deito mebr gilsii9t bat es,
aud onoeirenbet St iperosn unb, irern
es gut III, Oementfpre6snb duh gu niis
ben. geim S6mpfen tperbsn bdher
GinbIofuugsn, g~inatbmung peri6iebes
ner MitteI, bic offers smpfoblen ipers
BEN, ntemals 8pltsmitteI peroen Ton.
men, tpeil lte bisl 81 umItGnOlid in III
rer Qnlpenoung Iinb, unb finnreidJ
tonhruierte Gppnrote erit reht ntht.
lpstl Tie meiitens 81 t6eusr Iinb. Gin
einfahes unb bendbrtss Sausmitlel
Eel G6nupIen III Sdgegen bic dbsntIi6e
GinfetiunQ Der RnTe beim SGldfsnnes
ZEN nit Irihlitt, 5ommelstaIg, 9Gf
npIin poer fonIt einem tbieriItsu Set.
Dos @inI9misren muB duBerlih urO,
lopsit m61!im. uum i'm Snnsrn Ser
NaTe aeTGslcn. llehsr bns @s1iAt pirS
alsbann Gin lt'Mts3 SeibenFoulurNtul
au~seebreittt, 4irtfam III bas Wittel
rur bonn. rem sa ToYori 6eim 8seinn
res SGnunfens nnqendnbt tpiro. D.
0ebercr, @r3t ii Grpotien, berittet
rad periSnliGeu y iobrunqen, hcB,
msnn Elm S6uupfsn nit lei6sem @u5s
flus untertdQs telinnt unb m u
dbsnSs reim 3ubsttegstsn bic yiaIs nil
aouplin inusn uu6 dussn bsfireitt unb
nit Der glaIe urttr Der Stde bic Roft
perf6laft. esS morssns Der 59nupfea
boriiber lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31

aalte San6e nno 5iiBe bobtn mets
items psripnen, hsrsn 9%ebenspeiie cine
fibenbs lit. Siergeecn gibt eS tetn beie
Ieres Mittsl ais tGelid cine babe
Gtunbs aur redten 3eit trGftis uusaes
fiibrte 3immerNbmnoItit. Mer nidlt
qnleitung blsu bat, f6affe Tid eiusn
2eitfuOen fir 3immerepmnditit al.
rer in isbey 8udbanOluns fir billiges
Sch IGuflia III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-31


Sonig fir ainber. ainber, fpeIdls
Idnsll fpd6ien unb infoIgebeiien blaB
unb I6pGGIia o%usTebsn, hobsn aus
meift groBes @erlongen na9 SiiBigs
teiten. 0ieier 2lieb berubt ouT BEN
8ebiirfnis, BEN &Drpsr StoFfe 5uJlis
Fiibren, tpel9s raid unb unmitteIbur
ins 8luf qeIdugen unb 70 ben inters
Iipen 2eben5pro3eB Dsrmitteln. Sisrs
Der geb0rt 6ornebmli9 her 3udsrItofF,
psl6er i'm 9Srper !osuiageu dls Seijs
itoff @%ertpenOung finoet, Nun bietet
uns dber bic gfotur einen reinen SiiSs
ffoIf, Der Sur6 isinen bebsn @e6alt an
9rduben5uder un6 ourd foit ednsli'
den Monoel an Stiditoff am lethIs'
fen Ing 9tut iibsrasfiibrt piro - ben
6onia. nan gsben ben 9inbern
besbalb ausgiebig 9oniq. Be
fcnSers empfie9lt Iit aum
TribIliid marine, NIT Sonig beriiibtt
MiIh nit qutem Suusbrot. 9as II
bas geTiinoeIit lnmadbafteIte unb Dtrr
bouIi6Ie Sriibilid, 8sionbsrs in
@inter .oun ni6ts gum 9eociben bel
9inber me6r %beitroeen, dls ipl9s Rubr
rung. @d6rsnS Mitd unb frdfti5s:
grct bic 9inSer gut nGbrt, ertpdrm
Der 6oniq ben 8Grper uno ftdrtt BIZ
atbmungsproone. Die @nii6t, BAL
Sonig yuuperbouIih uub i'm Mae!i
Iieeen 6leibt", pis riele slduben, 1T eli
@orurtbeil. Gr lit nur bann unberooit
lid, tpern er ohre @erbinouno ri
TitItofFbultteen Rdbrmitteln in gr0Bc
rem 9udntiiGtsn Jenommen nirb. a5e
sutes SausGrot. nit Sonig beitrtdeu
frommt benz &inbe mebr, ais aunl
G6dftsIn &inOerbistuits, Grtrott
unb &inberme9Ie.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-06
LADY GOLFERS
MAY PLAY

It seems quite likely that a match
for the ladies' golf championship at
the Country Club will take place in
the near future. A number of the
members of the club are in favor of
the scheme and as soon as the plans
of Alexander McClaren, the profession
al who is coming from Melbourne,
have been announced the greens COM
mittee will take the matter up. There
are many of the local ladies who take
almost daily exercise on the links and
it is believed that in some cases their
golf might we'll be compared with that
seen in matches played by the fairer
sex on foreign grounds. Among those
who have displayed considerable Prov
ess at the game are: Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Miss Lorna Iaukea, Mrs. E. c..
Brown, Mrs. J. D. Gaines and Miss
Thora Oss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-06
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TRAP SHOOTING
OVER FOB YEAR
Gun Club Men viii Wait Till
WashingtOn's Birthday
for Next Shoot.

The weekly shoots of the Honolulu
Gun Club will be given up for the
present. This decision has been made
on account of the fact that the even
ings at this season of the year are so
short. Most of the members of the
club get through their work at 5
clock and If is thirty minutes later
before they reach the traps at Kaka-
ako AS there is very little light after
5:45, at this season of the year, it will
be seen that there is little time for
shooting.
The shooting at unknown angles has
hardly proved popular with most of
the members. They were used to the
known angle shooting, in which they
had been able to make pretty good
scores, and to try the other method, In
which some have been able to hit only
one or two out of fourteen birds, has
come pretty hard. 1t is doubtful if an
other match of this kind will be held
for some time.
According to the plans which have
been made at present there will be prac-
tically no more trap shooting till Wash
ington's birthday, February %, when
the annual shoot will be held. This
will be the great occasion of the year
and even now the members of the gun
club, when not busy on trips into the
country after game, are talking over
the events which win be on the pro-
gram.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-06
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