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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-27
DIAMONDS HAVE CHARMS.

Diamond Ring and other precious
stones becomes a necessity-a part Of
the attire of the smartly dressed
women. We have just received a new
assortment of Ladies' Rings and other
precious stones.
j. A. R. VIEIRA s. co.
lis Hotel Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
T0o Wriufurd,t

IS itarb am /. Samar 1907 SSa @eintncdbt
lo9ier BON Marguret lno hes oerltoT'
benen Jobu ySetuinebl. % Sabre ait.
A light from our household is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
A place is in Il home
That never can be filed.
One by one carth's ties are broken,
A our loved ones are borne away,
But the hope of the resurrection
Turns our darkness into day.
Dearest daughter thou hast LEFT us,
We Thy loss most deeply feel,
But in Heaven we hope to meet you
Where we meet to part no more.
by Her Mother, Sisters and Brothers.
EcrraHstc uno Srcunoe Der SamiIie limb ADJ
tuHp5nUu cinGelu6clt. hem Ir1ucrgOtiesolelllle
in iDcer ISoBnln9, ytr. 230dla. OH. Sa0ette.S it,
am STcitn1, 9IdhintiiagS > ubr, bet}lllpoDheli'
vrtuniill. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Gunap . Hraaen.

Seit rSaGrcn iino HodJriftcn !iber
@rcuel, Die i'm GOngo-S tnoie bcgan-
gen iporoen, ourd) Die Ereiie Gcaoii.
geil. Gle meiiten oieier NodJridten
fanten aus 2pnbon uno gingct bon
engliiden Miilion1ren aus, Die ia IL
6Gitfig Die apantgorbe Der englilf)tll
Eolitif gemeien iinb. Neueroinas
BADEN lid, MIN anlerifaniid)e N'ii-
iionsgeiellidoftcu an Gle Rcgierung
.aefpanot lnb riit Mitiuirfiina Der
iel6cn 5nr llntcrbriidnilg Der Congo
@reileI, bic nab Den Grmiitelungen
ocs Cardinals Gibbons grobten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

tDcjIH Grfinbun0cu iinO, oufgcior,
BERT. Senotor 2oOge Don O'oilodu-
let's lit NoS M1tn0itiid Scr omcritos
ridden Sfrcicr, un0 c5 lit
mjrflidy balm %gCfommCr, GaB Die
Gur0c&rcaicrung itdp pcrpiIidtct
bat, Gnglon0 in nnen S6rittcn, bic
C. 5rr WeiicrunQ Ser 3uIt0n6c int
Gon0osStont untcrrimmt, 81 int
i%crItiibcu. So mur0e mcniqitcnS Dor
ciniqcu 5n1cn ans @nibinAton ge-
mclcCt. IoS nerpilihtct oorldufiG
rcd 81 Nidlt5. "a Gn0lor0 nod
ujdt bcfonHt GcGCbcn bat, norm sic
,Gougo.@rcuci" bcitcbCn un0 ruCIhe
Shrittc IS 5llr 9tb6iiIiC 0cricIhcn SIT
ibur Qr0cnft. Ser GorGO.S tunt mar
bi%Fcr Gin mnobhdnqtNcr Stont I'M
fer Scr Hc0iCrllng 0c@ &Gnig2 2cos
poI0 bon @clgiCu. I'm sic grobcll
@oItCutmcId)c sic Gridlicbrrng 0eS
ricijacn Rcid)cs crioroCrtrll. nltf5it.
brinQcn - rs. umiobt 100000 eng.
liid)c Guo6rotmCiIcn nit 80 OtiQios
rCn Ginpobncr - Gottc Iif a6nig
2copol0 pie0Crbolt BON GclAicn Tor
idiiiic crbctcn un0 80 MiQioncn
Gronc$ crhnItcr. Nl& @cNcnICiIhlnA
ucr5idtctc CT nod icircm Coco SIT
@ulItcu @claicn'2 nrf 6o@ Congo
NcGiCt, ItClltc 6Cnl StooiC oGCr irl
SATIRE 1896 sen Stoot idlon nod
ichn Gobrcn 5itr llcbcrnnGmc SIR
&criiiQunQ. Tn$ bcIQiid)c EorIo.
mcut idgob sic llcbcrnohmc bc& Con.
os@cbictcS borIilliig binouS lidcrtc
lid, obcr sen @ciibtitcI, in6cm Is ollf
@~cr3iniurN ltr6 Hiid5ohIlnN scr &c.
liehcrCn GopitoliCr %per5idtctc. I'm
tcr0cIicn iii scr Gorgo.Stoot Gin icGr
lpcrtGpoIlcS @ciitthum Ncuor6cM
COS benz 0Gni0 Qcopol0 QroBC Gin-
nobmclt brin1t. Die finun5iCIlcn
SfapicriQfcitcn ser c~rItcl Sabre fins
bchobcn. Ger a6nig Got Gin Miono-
poi sort. &lliolQc ser NutloAcn eng
liid,cr Miiiiondrc ut6 Ngcntcn nno
sic cnQIiidc MQitotion iibcr sic Gon
Qo.@rcue( CrIicb Scr britii6c Minis
tier ocS NuSnGrtiQcn 1908 cine
ErotcItNotc. sic 3ltr Tol0c 6ottc,
oob cine aus @clqiern mn6 Sdlpci.
5erll gcbiIocte llrtcriltdyun9S Cont
niiiion rad, 6em Congo qcld)idt
lultroc. GoE Grgcbnib scr llntcrilI'
dung bcitdtiqte sic @rcucl nidlt.
3uor iprrGcn llctclItGn6c gcriiNt.
obcr 70 idIimm, iuic Ca sic GnNlGn.
scr Qcmodpt. lpnr c& lonQc nid)t.
guNlono DcriolNt obcr Gin 3icl. sic
NorooIeGdc Nc& Gon9osGtoote3 nj
icircn gciib 81 bcfommer, unb Sic
in GnQlon6 5ur SdnH GctroQenc lit.
Iid)c Gntriiitltn0 lit mir cin &or-
mon0, I'M ultf Sic Gor0o.NcQierun0
cincn Grud olls6uii6en. tic Den eng
IiiGcn g3iinidcn 9~cfii9igcr 3u nc.
dyClt. 6cnn bi&6cr lin0 ole Inter
hon6lungcn rciultotlos, 9cblic6cn.
Gnglono obcr mohte OCn SonoItrcis
len fir 0cn @ou Der Sap Cairo.
@uGn gar 5lt gernc bo6cn. Nun Got
ooS 6el9iihc EorIomcnt I'M Gc5cm.
Der Sen GonQo.Stoot iibCrnonmcll.
y9o5u ollo jctt bo$ &orgchcn Gra.
LAMBS, mo5r Is iid ol,d) nod oic
llnteritiiblng Scr Ser. Stootcn &c.
iid,ert lot? @orum @cl0icn nid)t
3cit Gcbcn, cine ocoronctc urb Gl.
name Gcruoltuug hc2, Gon9o.@cbic'
les in sic @cgc SIT letter.? GnGlor0
mill Sen 2onoItridy fir icine Sop
Goiro.@o6n. Sat CO bCll, Damn miro
lid ser britiidc 3orn roidI beiGriti.
gen - bis ncilc Torbcrun9eu loiit
mer6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Inhnnn Mpttfrich &niier.

G5 itir0 AM 1. Snninr 1907 rad Idn9erer
strnufbeit Subaun 8pttirieo Saiier I'M Iiier
BON SO %Gbren. i'm Sauie ieines Sobflcs, 9tr.
1920, Iii ytoriDs&penIe. 8erluunht2 mo 6rciilioe
iinn nhtuilgeooll eilgelnoel1, oer yeeroi9unG am
Gunneritaa, zen 3. SamInr 1907, 9.dhniiiia9S
2 llbr, bonn Eruuerbuuie ans bei3lluo1ncll. yet
ielinlln nnf Der .Gnuoplt lnrf @emeterN". CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Grimm II Vnurr

is iiarb am =. Sanuar 1907 sclmn g.. @ancr,
eclectic Satin bon Geo. Bauer, y Sabre alt.
Sic BeeroiGnng iinoet sGmitn1, gtudhntttn9s
2 llhr. bon tbrer gSubmtnn, 9fr. SO. SltosSatls
tonsStrGBe, aus itntt. Teriunnote lno 5rcnnoe
iulh ndtutaspol etngelnocL ~herieIben het6us
mobuel. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
TrcScrif grcmmcr.


IS Itarb ant 81. December 1906 Srebrrid
Srcmmcr, G~citebtcr @ntte con BGrtard Vreii
mcr. i'm gUier bon 81 Sabrcn 6 Iion. uro 10
InnCr. Die NecrotGnt9 iinoct eonnerfsaa :
llGr RabmittuGS bonn Irduerbduit, Der SSobs
ruug iei1es Shpie9eriobne5 Ilbcrt Stacotler.
M. 90. oro4Gu5erlesStrnbe. ans iiait. Vets
icbunG GEi Dem SreieiniGtciiss 6rsCobote.
IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Garpliun Emitl.

Sic llcbcrrcfie Der Grau Goruiina emitf,
melde am l6. gtpoeTther 1906 llqrb' iperoen
bcute, 9pu1critag. giGhmttta8S 3 ilbr, pom sc
lp0lUe Gli Der p~2Seitcrn GetneierD" aus beeroi9t
mcrOen. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Iuhanun Deb.

O. fturb an :. Janunr 1907 Subanna SEQ,
30 Sabre alt, Gciiebte Satin bon H%efllaI1tl
Cco. gerpGnote mo SreInoe Der 6nnitlte ltlo
ernntag, J,uhmittdgS . llhr. bon ibrer }Sop'
nuu9. lit. 1l2, uerl. Gaitertl 9tuenre, aus hei'
{lItuUnUef. t5-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Siuioenocn.
Critic 4atiuual.guut.

baltimore 90. Se6cmher 1906.
Td3 9ireitorium bat heute cine balbilbrlidle
Siuioenoe Uon 3 GroScnt, bon Der Vettellerllr1
fcci. erflGrt, 6ahlbar am nm mad Dem 10. Sd
mar f901 at ole gfiionire, ole am 81. Sea.
1906 auf Der elite iteheu.
Sobn i. eippef, Guiirer.
(3G21.5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

2 d nBomt 8 9 c / c t ar
Sbum bat cine ii6erlid)tlid)c 3ulanl'
menItclruua ser Giunobmel II. Nus
gubcn ser 9unbcS = &cgicrulg nab
rcn0 ocS SSnbrcS 1906 pcroficntlidt
Gic GinnoGmcn bCtrltgcn an Gin
fnhr50llen $315,000,000, an Snlano-
itcucrn $200,000000 mo ou@ ucr-
~id)icocncn G.ucQen sol 100000; 5il.
ionln,en $G25,000,000. Sic Aua0o.
ben bclicicn iid: iiir ocn SipiloicnIt
uuf $t20,000,0O0, iiir boS &ricgS &c
purtcntcnt oili $99.000,000, fiir onS
3lotten . Gcportemcilt nui $500
100000. fir Dos Sn0ioner -Niireoil
oni $15,O00,000, fir OuS EcnlionS-
9ilrcou oui $139000000, fir 81,
icntlidc 9alltcn anf $67,000OOO mo
iiir 3ilien auf $26,000,000. Ger
llebcriduB bctrug $59,000000. dc
Ginmobnlcn ans bcn 3oncn bottcl'
lrm $35, 100000 uno icnc ans 0cr
,SnlanoItelern nm $S,G0,000 5ugc.
nontnler, mas. "a pcocr Ncnoerlni
gen am 3olltorii nod al Oen Sn.
lunoltcuer . @ciebcn itattinnocL lc.
oiglid) scr grobcn Observation-Disclosures
SiBuid)reiben lit. Gie NuS1obeu i'll
Satire 1906 warer lm So,000,0OO &c
riracr, oils i'm Gprjnbrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Eorpliuc WilGelu1ina HDth.

G9 itarb am l.. Saumur 1907 Caroline @il.
telmiuc Nith. qeliebte Satin oca oerftorbelIcn
Seinrid H6i1. I'M FILTER bon SO Subrer. Nte
scerrianuu Innet Sreiteg, ocu 4. SaIiidr. 2
llGr liG6mittdGs, bon Der 2Srbnlilia tbrer 3ohs
Ter, gtr. 202t, NoltpHsglpcnuc aus ltntt. Nels
ietI1q prinntim. GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Gprrainc
2pnbpnr EQrf.

Der hasptEd 9fthts Srttbbpt In wnltimpre.
gu ieoer 8eit trreib6ar. Stint GentS Sabrs
aelb bon allen GinotibeiIen. StrdBcnbdbIt.
senapns pnfitreu ber SanpteinaGng. aae bre'
Minuten. Anrmes 8drte3intner fir GoIhc,
Die ben ~SrieSho' BET ranbeui Netter beflten.
&es:dbnibpIdSp Su febr mdbigcT GreiIeit,
fdmmIIidb inter turtlp6brenoer Yflege.
Shrean: Rr. 81, t.eayafpaa'etrahe.
CSdn6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Gnhnnnn VlcrnlGnn.

IS ifarb AM 81. Sc5cmber 1906 Sobarnn
Sicrrnuu, Geliebte Satin ron NoriS bier
mann, im IS. Sabre hires Sc6eno. Die Neerois
GHuR fiuoct Sunncritag. > ubr Natmittnes.
BON ibrer lcGter gSubnHng, Nr. 1913. SitsIltds
iionsStrubc, aus itutt. NciieBnng p%riodiirt.
n-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@efanntmadnnacn


Baltimore, 81. Te}emher 1906.
Gs miro bicrtWit Jton5 ne9eUeIt, bGB dllc bon
oiciem Iiirenu nusgeltclltel HiCenBen tir gSaaeu
ino ale dnoeren Subrlucrfe. plIiloe, Retrolelll1,
on /. SanGar 1907 5nblbur iino. Gle miinen
pesbalb jluiidcn Dem /. uno -. ,Sanuar IN Die
lem EitreaH pOrhebdltliu Der lelebildelI Gralcu
gel0it peroer.
I. 2peueer Gidtfc,
Gpaefioc Der IS%niermieiDGl uno 2icenjeu.
l1du3-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

SOM crncn'S 1907
al 1T es uitgeictlid,. giienbobr- Srei-
puiie alis5ltitcncn. @ieocr Gin 0ciet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

3ehntouierb &Gnoc Dot
@rGiioert RooicneIt omr N%eujobr@s
toQc 0riidcn miiIien! @cnua, nm
SEN Sbofcfrompf IN sic rcdJte Sono
I'll hCfotlnlCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

HumIanS's tirfiidje 8Goer.
Equitable .@ebdabs, Hpftamt e.oen. etsts often.
lMue22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Ser StuotS ii . .Garolin q
bot icit ad)t Sobrcn cine Ginfommen'
itclter eingefiibrt. 0ie G%rgcbnilic
bericlbcn iin0 abcr floglid); lie be.
lieicu iih olli mr. 1926 Collars.
Scr StaatS +. Gontrolcur cmpflchlt
oesboIb bic Ibidoiiuna Der Stener
ooer Den grloB bon icld)en @eietcn,
rclde sic Gracbniiic Scr Ginfom-
mcniteucr mcui9itclts fir ocn Staot
c~intr6glid) MAIDEN. Sm crltcn Sobre
bcS @infomncnitcuer : 8eietcS luur
ben 1920 Collars eingenomme1, oas
BON 5obIte oie Stoot Ghorlclton al
lcin iibcr bic SGlfte. Sn oen Sobren
1900 nllb 1902 bis 1901 mrrbc III
Gborleitpn fem Gent Vinfommcns
Steucr beSahIt. Mdu orildt lid Dor
ocridben, unh bod gibt es fcine &c.
reftcre Stcicr. alS oieie. Gos Sp-
item Der Stcuercintreibuna l~eiitct
Den Griifebergcrn ieoeniallS ollcn
&orid]lGb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Nnltinlurc EcmctcrM.

Vareaa: Srauflir. Slog., Baltimore. II. Tprtbftr.
9e9rubnibpld5e 5un 8eriauf bon $25 1Ii.
init MRarrlcrptoileh ab1cgren5t $50 Flab fiir
bier Grdbcr. CSinii6,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Seriamm ngs.In5cigen.

Observation-Disclosures Or. 2"
Observation-Disclosures @eHernL &crluHlinluHg bcatc,
1Cnlleriida. Shcuhs. be! 3. @oes, Or. 2f3,
80 Il. gilt. Eefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
&crmiid)te Mn5cigen.


9ianfbuh gir. i4jS6G Der ,Gutniu Sapings
@aut," AMI oclt giuiuen Ola EuBcl uucleitelli.
sinner m6Gc Sniictbc 0~efdlligit Der &arf 5ittd'
%CritntiCt. t3-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

9efddftsHbrs g. u. Seiuj, @s5unns:
G. & y. 12t 9 4aIbrcol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Satmcrs' auo Mcr1nuts' MatiannisN aut.
BaIti NOR c, ). Se6enber 1906.
7ie NftiuuGre oieicr 9anf ipcrocn ~bterburd,
bcuadridlti9t, Dab Die iGhrlidlc pabl Der Sirefs
turen iir onS Commence Sabr lnl Stenftn9, ben
s.. 2nnunr 1907. 6piifen ~ ubr NEtttda5 uro
1 lbr gd6mitta9s i'm ganisebanoe 9ebnlieI
lperoel miro.
IS. o.. Esburu, aaiiircr.
NNeas.15.2 %. 2an1.s D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
mebr SIT lunlge6en. Gas 2Gben miro
INNER compli3irter.

3N cincm G6io'cr 9Iutte
iinOen mir oht Scitcn ~2lnjeigen pom
@ioentbums . &~erf6l,fcn lpegcn rid
it0noiger Steuern GoS gibt picI
3lt 0enfelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Mud ooS @eicB NcNcn
Observation-Disclosures lit 5lt Ncll.
inbr in Groit Qctrctcn - iu5miitcn
bcrotGcn iidy unierc grobcn Nnm0ltc,
mic lic 6cn Sinn oc& @cicbc2 idlihcn
f6urcr. (N..D. St.-3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

aseutnr FIR Eaibiustuu Hub z thrift Columbia:
SIN. S%aunrmanu, 1915 marion st.. y. ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
9er 9ent(6e correspondent
eriheint ieSen San int Satire.

gisrntbamer G. Ratne, NubuuHa:
6. & q. $40 R Wldotfon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

,NciisWn0 Nrdntcn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sic j1hrliubc @cferal s~@ieriamnlitng uno Be
amteniuabl oeo Nerciuo filoCt AM Gpuncrtag,
nen ). 3anunr 1907. abenos 8 ubr, i'm Bereils.
lpfale. vi. 1913, Srceerits %luenle, ltutt. PILE
dblpcienoe Wuo ntbt g~eniiacno enti0rloigle Iiits
1lieoer periuuen IN bic GeletltGe Sirnte,
C31 G6arlce 2ca, Getretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

9ns bette anb biaioits bsutide gIatt tn ben
Wittiel. nnb Sioftaatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

&m Monot Sonuor i'm
IN ben Ser. StodtCu bon Den @roBs
Gorporntinncn runo S4H W}ilIioncn
an Iipi0enocn llr0 nobeju 30 Wtil.
Iioncn al Sntcrciien 81 5abIcn. &it
1906 bobcn Giicnbobnen rnnO 207
Miuioncn, bic Snonitric 2 0ctricbc
352 MiQionen ull0 0ie StroBcnbobs
men %, 100000 Collars al GiUioens
Den bc}ablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Woupcrncur y e y a.
der Don FennipIpnnicn iogt in ieiner
Notidoft II. u. oud), OnB iiG) oic NnS-
ga6cn fiir Armenpilege i'm Staote
ieit 1895 mcGr ais Der0oppclt bobc1.
Ntit Der uQgcmcincn BrOiperitGt
mljB Is oemHod) bod nod bopcrrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
ELECTED CHARTER MEMBER.
Washington Chamber Of Commerce
Member of National Body.

In perfecting its organization yesterday
afternoon the National Council of Com
merce elected the Washington Chamber
Of Commerce charter member. The
council was created as result of the
conference called by the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. Adjournment was
taken later in the afternoon without date.
The advisory committee was announced
by Gustav H. Schwab Of New York, the
presiding officer, as follows: H. E. Miles,
Racine, Wis, National Association Of
Manufacturers; former Gov N. j. Bach
al Grange; Mahlon N. Kline, president
Philadelphia Trades League; L. A. Ran
some chamber of commerce. Atlanta,
Ga; George F. Stone, secretary Chicago
Board of Trade; H. Mosle, chamber of
commerce, Galveston, Tex; George C..
San Francisco. CAL; Henry w. Peabody.
National Board of Trade, Boston, Mass. /;
James E. Smith, president Business Men s
League, st. Louis, Mo-; Frank B. Wiborg,
Gustav H. Schwab, Chamber of Commerce
of the state of New York.
A resolution expressing gratitude to
Secretary Straus and appreciation of the
high motives and constructive genius
of the Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor in first perceiving the practical need
Of uniting the business forces of the
country for the furtherance of their best
interests, and the national progress in
harmonious and close relations with this
department and the national govern
ment," was adopted.
The direction Of the council has been
left in the hands of the advisory commit
tee and Mr.. Schwab as chairman.
Frank B. Wiborg of Cincinnati was
elected secretary Of the council and a
member OF the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
Changes Hands at Last.
CONTINUES MILK CRUSADE.
Health Officer Woodward Determi1
ed to Push Prosecutions,

DR.. William C. Woodward. health officer
of the District. announced today that he
is prepared to continue his crusade on
are alleged to be engaged in selling adul-
terated milk and cream. He declared
that he does not propose to let up on
them. The little setback he had in the
Police Court yesterday he explained, will
not retard prosecutions in such cases.
Regarding the action of Inspector Hatton
in the Police Court yesterday DR.. Wood
ward made the following statement in his
defense:
There is not the slightest reason for
believing that any injustice has been
done to any vendor of milk through any
analysis made by DR.. Hatton. Never in
any case in which the reserved portion of
samples of milk or cream have been pro-
cured by the vendor for analysis by his
own chemist has the result of DR.. Hat
toms work been disputed or even question
ed. DR.. Hatton. before entering the
service of the health department, had
studied IN a dental school for priod of
three years and had learned such chemis-
try as is ordinarily taught in such insti-
tutions. After entering the service of the
health department he was taught by Prof
j. D. Hird. then chemist for the depart
ment, and yesterday associated with the
counsel for the defendant. to analyze milk
and cream. and Prof. Hird himself, has
In, many cases relied on DR.. Hatton's
work even to the extent of testifying on
the basis Of facts developed by DR.. Hat
toms ANALYSIS. DR.. Hatton has since
come under the instruction and guidance
of DR.. r. L. Lynch. now chemist for the
department 1t is. therefore. unjust to
DR.. Hatton and to the department to say
that he knows nothing of chemistry, and
1t is incorrect to say that he admitted on
the witness stand that such was the case
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These pianos are all slightly
uscd-very little used. Positively
none of them are old, WORKOUT
pianos. They represent the finest
collection of celebrated makes OF
pianos in upright and grand styles
that has ever been shown togeth-
er in this city and at the absurd
prices put on them for this I'M
MEDIATE SALE, they repre-
sent-each and every one of them
the best genuine bargain value
in a pianoforte that you will ever
be shown anywhere under any
circumstances.
The president of this company
wires us to Clean out Immediate
" all slightly used stock at sweep
ing reductions and we mean to
do it.
Since this Special Sale was an
nounced MANY homes have been
supplied with elegant instru-
ments. People who had thought
it necessary to content themselves
with some old secondhand or OBJ
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scure make Of piano have been
able to buy an upright of their
highest ambition for a mere
Song"
Think of a nearly new CHECKER
ing Quarter Grand for SAYS, or a
used Steinway Grand for 5000, or
a Weber Upright, just like brand
new, fresh and lovely in tone, for
5000. And then there are the
others of famous old makes
some scratched little, some only
shopworn, and many of them only
a wear or less out of the factory,
at prices like Sis, $I2o and up
ward.
These pianos are selling fast.
If you have chosen any one of
them from our advertisements
don't blame any one but yourself
if you get here too late. They
positively will not be reserved for
any one. The first to say the word
gets the instrument of his choice.
w. F. FREDERICK MUSIC co.
D. G. Pfeiffer, Mgr, 1928 F St.
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TERMINAL TUNNEL ACCIDENT
Commissioners Complete Investiga-
tion-May Make Recommendations.

C1ou-May make Recommendations.
The District Commissioners have COM
pleted their official inquiry into the recent
railroad collision in the southern end of
the new Washington terminal tunnel.
They commenced this inquiry two weeks
ago.
When the Commissioners have gone
over the testimony Of all the witnesses
examined they will make public their
findings. If they think the occasion de-
mands it they will attempt to prosecute
the guilty persons or else urge Congress
to enact legislation to provide safer
means Of transportation through the tun-
mel and for railway operations within the
District of Columbia.
The two injured trainmen at the hospi-
tai both stated that their train received
the proper signal to leave the station and
the proper one to proceed into the tunnel
at the north end. They declared that they
were not aware that they had crossed
from the southbound track to the north
bound track while proceeding through the
tunnel. They did not notice the cross
switch during the trip through the tun-
mel, which switch Is alleged to have been
responsible for the accident. and they did
not know they were on the wrong track
until after the wreck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-07
MIDWINTER MEETING.
Interdenominational Missionary On
ion Program for Monday.

The midwinter meeting of the Woman's
INSTRUMENTATION Missionary Union Of
the District Of Columbia will be held Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock at Grace
Reformed Church, on 10th street near P
street northwest. Mrs. John N. Culbert-
son will preside.
The program embraces: Singing. Come.
Thou Fount of Every Blessing;" Scripture.
prayer and welcome. Rev. John NJ. Schick,
DID,; address, Dissertation of the Chris
tian Sabbath in Washington. D. c." Mrs.
NJ E. Catln; address, Rev. Donald Camp
bell Macleod. DID,. president Anti-Saloon
League; singing America" with sup
plement-all rising; address. Work for
Foreigners in Washington City," Mrs. w.
D. Window, chairman of committee: adj
dress, Prohibition Prohibits-Enforce-
ment Must Enforce" Mrs. Clinton Smith;
prayer, Mrs. J. E. Gilbert; address. Cur
rent Events Mrs. Amos G. Draper; sing
ing, Praise God from Whom All Bless
ings Flow Mizpah benediction.
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.PENNSYLv AN|A RAILROAD
sT0P.0yERs GRANTED At PHILADELPHIA.

An important feature of the regular $1,000 excursion
tickets from Washington New York the Pennsylvania
Railroad is the stopover privilege at Philadelphia All
tickets good to stop off Philadelphia both going and
returning within the limit of the tickets which eleven days.
This feature should appeal especially the people of
Washington having transactions in Philadelphia and New
York obviaes the necessity of epurchasing tickets
Philadelphia 1t also affords opportunity down to
Atlantic City between business engagements
The regular frst-class unlimited one-way tickets from
Washington New York also good stop at Phla-
dephia
The morning express train which leaves the New Union
Station Washington, 800 AM weekdays, and arrives in
New York II3 PM should also appeal strongly to the
Washington business it enables him his
business New York and home the evening He
may spend hours New York and be in Washington
$50 PM he may spend four hours in New York and be
in Washington at 1855 PM.
There other convenient express trains between WASH
ngton and New York. and trains frequently be-
Washington and Philadelphia the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
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Breach of Contract Alleged.

Suit at law was fled today by George H.
Coburn against John r. Dean to recover
damages for breach Of contract whereby
Coburn, as contractor, agreed to build a
house in North Brightwood for Dean, as
owner. for $2.190. The declaration sets
forth that the agreement was entered into
January. 1907, and that after sufficient
work had been completed by Coburn to
entitle him to the first payment that he
was paid $3.50. and that afterward and
Immediately before he became entitled to
the second payment of $73O Dean entered
upon the premises where the building was
being erected and unlawfully and Without
cause ordered the workmen OF the con-
tractor OF the premises and refused to