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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
Der eemtsbe eDrrep0naent, salinme, aess s0nnaa Sen "A. apru 1907.

i6rcn &crqniiQungcn, bis idIicBlidJ
cine Grploiion ocuicl6cn ein Gnbc
nlod)t uno Scltcr Die Mclt 5crltort.
Cine 9~lpotbcoic, bic nGmiGc Staot"
uno oen @immcl nit icincn Gngeln
DorItcacn0, i6lteBt sic an ltebcrra=
idunngen punOerpouen un0 undclebca
nen Gifettcn iibcrreihe 9urbietulI.
gen.
GOmoro'5 3ooIogii6e GuS'
it e%lIung.
Sir MIR 10 Gents 400 lcltcne
Ebicrc SIT iebcr, 0ieicS biligc Ser
gniiocn fam mon IN Gopor0'9 300,
lo0iider gll~SiteQung, 9tr. Gil, Dit
NoltimorcitroBc, baben. NieIen
lN(ongcn crotiide @0gel uno onOerc
uu3lGnoii0c Gbiere iinO BORT sur
S0ou 0cltcut, Giue b%clonoere Nl'
5icbung3troit bieler lebrrcid)cn Nll@a
IteQuug biloet Sollp Der IfIenmenld)
Den mon ciuen @cmeiS Der Noruin'=
id)cn Gbcorie nenncn moGte. Sot
10 llbr MorgcnS bis 10 l(br Nbcn0s
bot mani @clc0enbcit, 0icS ebenSlpiir'
0i0fciten Oicicr oriGincllcn unO into
rciionten WtcnoGcric 81 bcIihtigcn.
800"
@rob mo WmocrpoQ iinn bic
Gbicr Mite, sic Sbcrlt y. :. W|lm0D
in icincm o3oo.Nint" noriiibrt, mn
ebcnio aroB mo punbcrUoIl lit bic
@eItGnoi0feit, Der Gntbuiio0mlla rno
0oS &er0niigcnJ nit Ocncn 0uS FllblI'
finn Gicic &oriilbrlnlQcl olll1lnmt.
Sem Mulocr. Ole miIoen Gbicrc Iino
bic mcrtbpollitcu, ole mli5lttreibcn
limo, uno i6rc Grciicrre Die bCitcn
i6rcr GroIciIion. @cionOercS %fopori'
lirt miro Scr 300" bon 0anlcn ulo
&inOern, uno bcionOcrc TiIbrcr limo
un0citcQt, ole ibncn nit Sorgfnlt
ullc9 Milicn4lucrtbc iibcr 0o9 sur
S6ou @citclltc %crfl6rcn, &ll Der NoIl'
i6ubbobn pcrbrinat man ciucn crgob-
lid)cn Nbcn0, mo mcnu nan lerlcrl
mill, mGblc man Den WtorNcn, mann
HoQihubc uno &cbrcr 5llr &eriil9lnl0
itcbcn mo man 0leidBcitiG @cIcNcns
belt bat, Die Eroben Scr 9rciiellrc AT
5uicbcn. &ein &inO iolltc pcrAcIlcn,
Ocu o3oo% ST. bciidtiNcnL MIR nod
mcni0c Moden iin0 c@ mo Damn
ldlicBt sic Soiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

OcutliDer G6or 6ii6i0er 0}do1en nit
glltcn Stimmcn. Motiucc'n finOcll
on Montog, GicnitoG Grcitog nm
Sum1tag Itott.
yVlanep'S."
g. s. Sullioon'2 Iettc& Sfol;-
ipicl oE6e 0utlolp's Ghriitmo3"
fommt oieia @ohe sam crjten D!olr
in GIonep'5 Cbeatfr 3lr 2htiiibrlmg.
0na 9tiid iHlI Die gr6Bte 5euiation
Ger Soiion; Is Idbt Ocu 3llidoucr
nidbt aus Der &crnun0erung berollS-
fonmcn. Mit cinem 2lft oli bent
Code zines iicbcnit0digcn Npurtc-
inconsistencies be9innt Die Nunolung,
I'M ooun in Den iolqcnOcn Scenen
nod) cinon0er in Die 3inmcr ser De.
po6ncr BON ga in Die Gi9rcgioncn
bon &lonoUfc, in 0o3 &uncrc ocr
@oIomincn, in oen 2roBCn Canon
pon Colorado 81, iil6rcn un0 an Oclr
&~oQiio0cn oCa 5u0iou nit Der Ser
nihtlmg oc9 @onOitcn unO icincr @c.
nollcn SIT cn6cn.
,2uric."
2nn %. mlO %. &lpriI ipicIt sic
&iltic9 &opcllc, cine Der riQenortig
item W}uiif OrNuniiutioucu oieieS
&unDc3, i'll Der &nric Nu0c. sic be.
Itebt aus 10 Scr moblgciibteitcu Otlt
lifcr, Die ibrc Gnn5crtltiiotc QIcidIpicl
oh floiiii6cr ooCr popul0rCr Wtlllif,
nit icltcncr BrG5iiion micOcrQcbcn.
Die &opcllc luor Dor cini1cu &obrcn
bier lln0 Ocric6ltC 0nn10l@ nid)t, cine
0roBc 2in6iebunNatrolt oili ooS Gli.
blifln1 a~u35uiibcn. sic tcbrte erIr
tiir5lid) Don europa 5trilf, no tic rie=
iiNc Grfolgc c%r5icltc uno lmtcr NE.
Oercn nlth Dor &0niN G0luoro BON
Gngluu0 lpicltc. Cine bcionocrc Nj
truttiou bictct bic &ociilbrnng Scr
idottiihcn 9totionol GpItilmc lntcr
@c0lcitltn0 bon GuOcIiod8picilcnml;,
liz. 2tm crItcn Gage mcrocn Die Wtlls
iitcr cine Norobe Ollrd Die @aupt-
ItruBcn mtcruebnlcn.a.. ,.y ..tn,,
.&nrosG uurtGtt."
0o9 Dor cini1cr 3cit bon DEM be-
FOURTEEN Ginger mo 4iriacntcn
StepGon Steinmiiucr gcbilOcte uSp-
ro.G uartctt4 miro morgcn Nbcno III
&c6ulonn'S Sotle iein critics CONCERT
0cbcn, IN Dem Gin porloie8enO orllt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

Z Observation-Disclosures groBeS Sntereiie
bcrpor0erltien mllroe. ~ DOLLS
Souic" nir0 ais zines Der beIten9iib'
nenlpcrfe Ser Sbicn . Serie bctrod)-
tet, fam ober ionocrborcr .@eile IN
Baltimore erIi cinrnal 5llr Illlfilb-
rlltlg. Die gcrtbeilung Der &oupt.
roQen lit folgeroe: Nobert Ecpton
ais Der @ottc, @olter 9. Greene ais
Nils arogitoo, Slogan &%ltgbiton ais
Or. Gonf, Nollp 9robp ais Sral
2inoer, Gntilp @nfenlon olS glnno
uno 9ngelo WtcGoltll ais Glen. SRI.
.RercD SosmeQ miro ein ottrattlpcS
GoItiim trogen u1o I'M 5lpeiten gftc
sic y5oronteQo," einen annnltbigcn
ito(icniihen Son5, ouffiibren. @ic
iiblid1, iinoen onl Gonneritag mo
SomItog Motinec'n Itott.
y@uoitori m"
Sri. @iola Gillette, cine a~n5iebenoe
junGe Game nit prdhtigcr Stinln1e,
lit Ser 9%iibnenitern in Der erfolgrci'
6en fpn1ii6cn Sper nSbe Girl ono
..tbe @on0it," mel1e Oieic @ode I'M
o9~(ubitorillnl" ouigefiibrt miro. Sic
Sper, pelGc ousge5cidncte 9iibnen-
Gillette ou~i5utpeiien bot, entbGlt Sen
'bcIten <nlor illb @ib, Der je in ai.
iier fomiiGen Sper gcfnnocn murbe.
Sn 9egleitung bon Sri. Gillette be.
finoet iid) cine aus 70 Gerionelt be-
iteGenoe Sruppe, ipel6e bus p%oaitGn-
oige Gauippcment nit lid) fiibrt. Sci
Der Grippe beiin0ct iib Elm altBeror-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

oltSgeSei6nctlten Grooltftionen Scr
lctten Sabre. IS bot Ieincn 9llltor
III bic porOerItcn Heiben Ser engli-
lbcn 9ronlotifer gebrod)t. 0aSStiid,
wcld)es bier 9(fteh bat, lit bon Nn=
fang bis 5llnt @noc glci6 onregcn6
mo intereliant. Im Wtittpod) utb
Solnitog finoen Wtotinge'n itott.
Sn Der nGd)iten @p6e gelongt in
Scr nWtlllif = 9ltooemic" oNoob'S Pr
dje" bon Der Sec BOO glnulienlent So.
sur Il1ifiibrung. Glare Summer bot
boS Stiid, lpel6eS poll ocS f0itlidcn
&nrlors lit, iomobl. geldricben, mic
ol6 Die Mtuiit oo5ll geliefcrt.
yTpro'S Spcrn6ous."
Die 9eluder BON oSorb'S Spcrns
bouS" eriportet oieie @odc Elm Be-
ionocrcr &unitgcnuB, inioicrn Sri.
Settle 9lSlep cnGo0irt mltrOe, Inn it
nSn the Siibpp's Carriage, cine Ser
bcltcn Gro0uftipnen, meldc bon
2ieblcr & So. olli Die 9iibnc Oebrod)t
mltrocn, oltf5utretcn. Son 2iebler &
So. fonllllcn and Stiidc, luic nSbe
,&on0er6ilt Gup," oSbc Squow
Wdn" oWr8. @ig9S Of TIE Cabbage
Eotd," uEbe Nrooigol Son" uno
piele onOcre groBe Grfol9e ser 9feiu-
Norfer 9ii6ne. Sri. 9uslep lit cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

i6rer qr6Btcn Grfolge. Die ibr 3ltr
Gcite itebellOe Grippe lit cine iebr
talentuotle.
MoruIouo EGeoter." n
Cine 8otoeoiQc : @oritcaung, bel
ier pie ic 5upor, lit Oieie @od)e i'm
uMorDlan0 2 G6eater" 3u ieben. 2n
Der SpibG oeS programmes itebt 6r.
&. %. @oaonO, pelber 0Gbe FbQn-
tom @i9bmapmot", eiucr Der bib
i6clten &allOeuille 9 9Ittc BON Glop
30. @rccuc nit icirGr cigcncn Grllp,
pc %prGicntirt. Cine o1ocrc &oulpt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

lntlrlnler lit 2oofp Golfe'S r@tilitorD
Sctette ans fife @irl mitb tie So
ton" MllBlonO's &llioren, Gng,
lambs &onlmlp Sltfins mn gn1cri;
fo'S SllngcnS 1T @lou iino Ia bic
lem a%nnult6i9et Nft pertrettt. Ger
bcfolu1te Gornetipieler Sobn @. 2eid
tit ein Mitgtic0 Der 6eieqi0oit. 9oS
Erpgrmnm entbQlt olberoem nod
fol6e1be Nlntnlern: Die y9cllccloir
Brothers" ~Nfrobntclt, @eo. @. 9dp,
Der lpnb6afte Monologe, Sri. Grace
Gbilbera nit ibre1il oreiiirten <no;
WtilcS WcGortbD utO 9lioo @oolcott
in ~ &oce Splt'S 0reom". Son ll1o
See, Singer uno S6ouipielcr, lno
beipcgli6c 9ilbcr dis S0lllB. Sic
tdgliGcn Wiotinee'n mcrOen fortges
Icbt lllso cbenio merOelt Die poplll6.
,rell SSrcile beibe1ultcn.
n@aDetp."
She @or(o @enterS," 0ic too6lbc.
foluttc 9llrlc$Qle = Gon1pogllie, sic
inter Der Scitllng bon s. &erbert
W}af itcbt, brirgt in oieicr 8o6c
5luei 9llr!cSqlten I'M v@upetp : Sbeo.
ter sir Mllifiibrung; Die critic beiBt
~GGe SSlc Of NubbcrnefS" luto Die
onbere vGaugbt at 2oit." 0urb ieoe
l6llit cine gciunbe Soll0lumg, Die ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

ldeS Hrpgromnl 5llr NuIfilbrrl8
fpnlmt. Inter Mllocrem meroe1 Die
0onlen Gli5o6ctb &ilion &omoler,
Wortbo @aibington Goip, Innic
Stonton Soc mo Gli5obetb Sam.
monb GbonoS Die u Gopelo.Guor
tetts o&crloiien" bon &oldot mno
rSobt Sbr mcinen S6ob geieben?"
BON Sans S6miOt, Die Der 0irigent
Der Ser. Singer Ebco. Scmberger
orrongirt Bot, bortrogen.
Sr. SteinnliiQer iclbit miro me6'
rere Barton . Soli iil10en, irno Sr.
Cor Selinsfp 5luci Gio[in.So li gum
Gortroge brin9en.
2ubtn's.
0as nelIe 5 Gents sSbeater on Ser
Sit Baltimore, 5rpii6en @op- nlo
SoliooDitraBe, bot mebr als, Grfolg.
S6oorcn crlportiulgSpoIler Ieni6eil
iinoen iib dllobellbli6 Dor benz pllns
Derid)on ber9eridteten @ebGlloe elm.
I'M ge%bulbig ooru1lf 51t mortent Gin
tritt ST. crlongell, Oenn Oos S6eater
lit INNER iiberiiiat. n9oomsoop",
Elm Mamutb , iceniideS lno e%leftri-
iHes Sf)ouipiel, oqs inn Sabre 3007
ipieIt itltb NIT bent l%lntergonee Der
Melt enoet, biloet ben Mittelpunft
ser 5oblreiden @lttraftioneit. Son Der
Groe Olird) ein Seer bon Wpriooell
Sternen miro Der 3ilibolier nob oenl
Silpiter gefiibrt. Man iiebt Die Se.
mobner oieies fremoen Slanete1 in
ibren tdglid)en 9ei6dftigungen nnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

Der bcfanntciten Sdouipielerinnen
oes SoacS; tie Got iid Dem Eltbli-
fun oirh ibr auitreten in pielcn bon
Charles Srobnton's midtigiteh gro.
oitftionen familiar genln6t. nSn tbe
9iibop's Carriage" cine Grumatiio-
tion bon G6oiing 9o1of, lit eill5ig
ba IN ieiner slrt; es felt bos 2ebell
zines meibli6en Giebes oar5 nelder
infer Die notorii6en nTaffers" gee
rrdnet ltto ebenio ais Gin fpeiblides
@egenItiid 6lnl beriibmten Sberlod
Soln1es 6etru6tet merben nlQg. SRI.
guslep ipielt Die Sullptrolle nit ait-
berorbcntlihem @eidif uilo beoeltttt
oas Nuifrctcn i'll oieicm Stiid einen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

&inter9rino fir ale Den oliidli6cn
llnfug, oeli Die @crfaIicr 'erfunoen
baben, ab0ibt. gier5io biloi6oue
Mabel biloer ben Gbor, Der iid our1
brillonte GoItiiptirllng nlo por5iig-
li6 5uiommengeitellte Gniembles bon
alien, d1lllider S6duiteIlunoen be-
bentenb abbebtI sMuBerbem tretelt
nod folgenpe &alfete : Spe5ialitaten
ailf: Ibe fipe Gomonos afrobatii6e
8dn5eriatntha MfAe ntb Spencer;
@arrei uno @r6daiuop, 9anoti ulp
,Gprey. lnO Salnes s. aearnep, einer
p6n Grin's bcgabtciten Sobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
s(nIere Ubenter,
uWl Iii 9(fn6cn1ie.~

@r. Some& g. &odett, tpeIGcr 6ieIe
ISOLDE III Der oWPuIif 2"lfaoen1ie~ orf.
tritt, ~prGientirt cines Ser Gtiide, mel
de in Ben leBten 3lpei Guiion5 III
oen Ser. Staten Gpodhc moften, elm
Gtiid, mcl0c@ in &onoon 3tpci Sois
ions binOur6 oltfgcfiibrt lultroe uno
bic gr6Bte @cmtn0errng %bernorrief.
rSbc Moll@ Of &crido" lit cine Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
g 10

Spri d 10 orter.Erebi
= .Sn Der 3ionS.@ emeuloc begirnt
Soitor Sulills Soimorm cine Gcibe
BON Greoigten iiber Spfidmortcr,
unO miro bos 5bcma bei'nl beiltigcn
Sorlnittags- @ottcsbienlt vWtcioe al
len boien Sdein" icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

EaTe 3nr @eiie in's aaslanb BE.
Ioret 6. Mainc, 0r. 4t3, Oit.8a!ti.
asre.s traRe, nabe Goitam5oxie.Ass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
NcirnthS! Giccnicn.

Samuel 5. Yritd)ctt, As, @ittlucr,
uno emma ScbcItou, i3, QcIdicOcn;
Npplifont 3. 6. @ib6ollS, Nr. 112,
Samopcr. StroBc.
&obn SblmlSfp 81, mno Moric
GamtteticS, IS; NpplitOnt Sobn
S6unlsfp, Nr. SOP, @op StroBc.
Sobn i. NntIo, 81 ms 2iQic @ra.
len, IS; Nlpplitnnt &o6n i. Atl0, Nr.
1880, Sit SnDcttcs StroBc.
ySiUinm $. MiQa, %, unO Solro
9unfIen 30, @ittwe; Npplitont ISM.
$. MiQS, Nidmon0, go.
Sobn Differ, 81, lnO 9lnnic %.
Shult, 20; 9lpplifont Sobn VliIier,
Nr. 1913, Gbeiopeote. StroBc.
6ronf z. Semplcmnn, 81 mo Gil
Iion $. NoonS, "a; 4pplitont @m.
Soiimon, 9tr. 2l0S, Mo0iion.Npc.
Charles &. Miloe, %, mo 0ottic
Noit, 81; 9lpplitont Gomino VtiIoe,
pr. 514, Siio 0urbolusS truBe,
Gbmorb ". 9alowin, q, unO Gllo
Dale, 20; 9lpplifont $. $. 9olopIn.
Samuel SuBman, 2S, uno Hebeda
G%ricgcr, 81, @ittme; Applitant 60.
mlcl SuBmnnn, Nr, 232, Orleans
StroBe.
GDarlcS ". Gipton 30, uno Carrie
Scnti6el, %, @ittmc; applitont
GbomoS 90. Gonaran, Nr. 2O12,
9onf. StroBe.
Not6au He5nid, 80, un6 Sorob
Yomeronb, 81, g8ittuc; Ipplifont
ltntbon He5nid, Nr. 600, 9~liSquitb'
StraBe.
5ronf &rongoro, "a, uno Minnie
Sobell, %; applifont $. Goldberg,
Nr. 1920, . t.9oltimores StroBe.
Q 6 ii Ter Gou5ert. Gir
Sdiilcr ser BrGporonoenidltlc ocs
Geobobp SnltitltS goben gcItcrlt I'M
Soole oes SnItitllts cin CONCERT. Die
Slpcrintenoentin ser S6ule lit Sri.
Wop @orretiion GoollS ulio bcltebl
0oS 2ebrerperionol ans Sen SrlS. Nb'
bott, IIbert, @lodbcob, Cole, Gortlnc,
%5oues, 2udc, Torlettc, Tonoolpb,
9icoltor6t, @orben, @orter, 6roll
Sltrner unb Srn. 9ornlheil. Die
bci'm Gonsert Witpirfcnben luoren:
SiIoo 2onge, Meper Gpbroint, @ell!c
Wofer, 8IobpS NortD, gnno Hobin,
ion, Setter Sing, 2ucretia @olfer,
GrisciQo SSoteS, Gli3obctb @bitriogc,
2onor Sberionn, Goitb TrettDmtr,
Coma @repcS, Minnie @riScoe, Zorro
tbp Gofe, gitber gbenomctb, Gomoro
Sorgrape, Gorric ,Sons, Gono @ut-
fins, 9ooio SbuImon Worp Goir-
mes, Gbitb Son5ide, slrelia &itten,
bonie, gliiobetb @minber, Ncttic
Sa1er, Worp Welloefer, Wurp 8ore,
@oltcr @ciBel nnb @ilmer &op.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

CINCINNATI, Oct. AIN an article
prepared for publication, Lillian Rus
sell today delivered a few thoughts on
Love, divorce and matrimony" Ex-
cerpts from the article follow;
Il do not believe a marriage con-
tract should be permanent. Under
existing conditions it is impossible for
a woman TO know what man Is, and
for a man to know what woman h.,
until they have been married.
Divorce is one of the greatest bless
ings in the world today It is moral
degradation for a woman and a man
to live together as man and wife after
love has passed away For the woman
can imagine no more terrible fate
than to be fettered to a man she has
ceased to love Divorce is a necessity.
The present condition OF anairs Is
deplorable. Nine marriages out of ten
are unhappy, do not wish to give
the impression that / am free think
err, and would not have marriage
abolished But the system as It now
is is faulty
Il think the responsibility for I'M
happy marriages lies mostly with the
woman II she did not feel she was
obliged 10 marry, there would be less
unhappy marriages.
There Is less excuse for the stage
woman to go astray than there Is for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
- LLlMEI-U.. h. -.

BOSTON oct Destruction Ht Hr
of fourth-aths Of Che dg OF uato
date. the capital OF HokkaIdo. Japan
was e. far greater calamity To- Nippon
than the San Francisco earthquake
was to the United States. according to
an account received by the Rev James
L. Barton. secretary Of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions The Rev DR. Barton receiv-
led detailed statement from the
boards representative in Hokkaido
the Rev. George NJ Rowland, d. ID.
who says that 300 persons lost their
lives I'm the fire Thirteen thousand
buildings were burned and $4,000 per.
sons are shelterless. with the severity
of the winter approaching.
Practically all Of the Christian mis-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29
lone BREAK IN
SOARING PRICES
PURE FOOD LAWS, SHORT
CROPS, FAMINE FIGURES

large a part OF the annual supply To
supply the trade the fruit was dried
with the aid OF chemicals In which sui
phur formed the principal ingredient.
Il was a task of q very short time to
dry and blanch fruit with sulphur
fumes.
sulphur has been put ON the banned
list. and the California trade has been
cut in two. The local driers have great
difficulty in obtaining fruit, because
the farmer of today obtains better pri-
ces from these sources. He sells his
fruit fresh, or he sells 1t to the casn-
Ter, or he stores it himself and takes
advantage of rises in price
with the exception of tomatoes an
sections report short crops everywhere
for the current season Apples were
scarce; peaches. berries, vegetables
generally fell on. The Columbia river
salmon catch was the smallest in its
recent history and there are few she'll
fish for canning anywhere. The whole
sale price for milk set forth in trade
circulars has increased about three
quarters OF a cent since August T. This
raise has not been reflected In the re-
tail prices of a majority of the dealers.
Only one firm has announced an in
crease of from eight cents to nine
cents a quart, but it is thought the
others will act soon.
Causes assigned for this are a bad
season, and the rigid enforcement OF
new rules by the Board of Health.
The wholesale price of butter has in
creased from % to 80 cents a pound
since August /, and that means re-
tail price of from 80 to 40, according
to the merchant and the district in
which he does business The high
cost of butter is ascribed to two things.
One, of course, is the scarcity of milk,
and the other Is the oleomargarine law.
Before the oleomargarine law went
into force a substitute for butter could
be purchased, Since the law in New
York has put 1t out of the market, but.
ter has been the only thing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-29

rAFT LIKE FRIEND no MIRApO
NAgAsAKl oct Secretary o.
war TAFT oD his arrival tss morning
from Kobe ON board the Minnesota.
was welcomed by the Mayor and muui-
cipal officers he was bauqueted dur
ing the day by the municipality The
Minnesota will sail at midnight for
Manila
Secretary raft. when he was enter.
tanned at luncheon by his Majesty aud
the Empress. was the personal guest
Of the Emperor. rare occurrence. In
vitations to such functions usually are
sent through the embassy
Secretary Taft expressed himself rs
greatly pleased with the press com
ments in this country on his speech at
the Toxic banquet
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have announced a reduction In all
meats of ten per cent
NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE city will
pay more for its food this winter than
ever before In It's history. From beef
to prunes the householder will be COM
PEELED to expend from 10 per cent to
40 per cent more for similar articles
than he did last year, and according to
dealers, wholesale and retail, the end
is nowhere In sight
The city is fast approaching a FAM
Inc standard. and until many condi-
tions, local and general, are changed
there can be no falling in prices For
every branch of the food supply trade
there is a different explanation, and
with the exception of beef and eggs
all increases are ascribed to natural
or general causes.
For beef there is only the one reason
given-the Beef Trust has raised its
prices, as It has the power to do, and
against that neither individual nor
community has any chance To the
same influence is ascribed the increase
in the price of eggs The packers have
cornered the Western output, upon
which New York primarily depends,
and with this great supply in storage
are awaiting the time when increased
prices will permit them to dispose of
their holdings at enormous profits.
For the increased price in canned
goods two things are blamed by the
trade. One is the rigid enforcement OF
the Pure Food law, and the other is a
shortness of crop in certain articles.
The Pure Food law has Withdrawn
from the market almost entirely the
cheaper canned goods, which depended
for their price on authorizations and
preservative ingredients,
In no one thing has the operation of
the law been felt more than in the Cal
ifornia dried fruits, which formed SO
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others who are less independent A
womans financial independence is her
greatest blessing. 1t will keep many
a one from saying the fatal yes when
1t should be no
Il want to -'arn girls against pro-
posas tainted with the smell Of whis-
Ky Such marriages are always I'M
happy
Every girl and woman should have
some sort of religion. It may De Mo-
hammedan, Buddhism, Christian
Science anything just 80 there is a
slrong belief in something. Religion
helps a girl over the rough places.
With it she will be good-unless she
wishes to be bad
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sranones Lie AeeneIes.

WIN'DI'DV NVN F5OUDIVD'
Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons. New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo. Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Chungchun.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection bills Of exchanges, Issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch o. King Street
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nONT Ike l6-HOUR Inv.

louisville. Oct. 5-Railroad men
all through schuylkill will desert their
occupation because Of the new 16-hour
law becoming effective next Monday.
They contend that the eight hours rest
at the end OF their run is all right, but
It necessitates they buying their meals
at both ends Of the road.
When their expenses are deducted at
the end Of the month there will be 1T
tie more than laborer's wages left for
their families.
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NOTICE.

We are now located AT our new
place OF business, McCandless Build
ing, next door to w. w. Dimond &
Co. Patrons and the public are invited
to visit us at our new place Of busi-
ness.
SANG CHAN,
Merchant Tailor.
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Claus spreckels. VIM. @. irwin
ClalSSpTGCE9lS
BANKERS
=" = -" =
HONOLULU,

san Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank OF San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCIsCo-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank Of San Francisco.
LoNDoN-Union Of London g. Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Amerlcan Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
neutrality-suspicious. Bank.
HoNGKoNo AND YoKoHAMA-The
Hongkong ant Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand, and Bank of
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCoUVBR-Bank
Of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security, Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills Of Elk
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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F0Hs 1Hi houses OFF Americana aHd
European uar burned
hO.HfH. '1 .hD census off I.N Ha-
k0d8te bad Oh population off $500
a QUICK AND sAIU REMEDY IOR
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
twenty years ago No. GD1 So Brock
discovered chat Cham1edoins Collie.
Cholera and DIauho,a Demcdy was "a
quick ana safe cure for bowel com
plants During 400 of those years
he says. 20 have used DO and recon-
meudod 90 many times aud the results
have never set disappointed me-" Mr.
Brock Is publisher of tine Aberdeen
Maryland U S. A.. Enterprise For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith a.
Company. agents for Hawaii
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ENlNG HlNG lRlNG %

Importers and dealers IN English,
American and Chinese Dry Goods. Chi
nese Grass Linens, Ladies' shirt Waist
Patterns, Grass Cloth and Grass Linen
Table Covers, Pongee and an kinds OF
Silks Mating and Camphor Wood
Trunks. 1924 Nuuanu street between
King and Hotel streets, Eva Side,
r. o. Box ga Honolulu. a. n
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'Hr YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
limited.

Capital CPald up .".. Yen 24,O0O,0OO,OO
Reserved Fund. ...... 1850, 100000
Special Reserved Fund 100000
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Fine Job Printing. star omce.
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Associated Press, Morning Gable.
OMAHA, October 29-The packers
nave announced reduction In all
meats of ten per cent
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Fraternal Meetings


fA6moNY LODGE 80. q. o..
Meets woy Monday evening. al Use
in Odd Te.Ions iall bort street. Viz
iting brothou cordially invited 90 at-
tend
W. D. GEuWNG. NC.
D. q HENDRY. Sec.
HONOLULU LODGE 6i6. q. POE.
VIII meet in their ball, King street.
near Fort every Friday evening by
order ~ the r. r.
FRANK q RICHARDSON. b. r.
HARRY n. SIMPSON. Secy