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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
JIM CROW LOWERS THE
PENSACOLA TRACK RECORD
II? Speed Exhibition With
Billie A. He Went A
Mile in 2:19.
THIS LOWERED TIE RECORD
MADE TWO YEARS SINCE BY
LITTLE zoe BY 2l2 SECONDS
OTHER EVENTS WERE CLOSE
AND EXCITING.

Jim Crow. driven by the owner
Capt. T. L. Welles. lowered the track
record at KUpcrian's Park YESTERDAY
afternoon IL the weekly matinee
races by the Pensacola Driving Asso
citation. The animal went the mile in
2:19, which is the best and fastest
pacing ever witnessed on the track.
Many believe that Jim Crow could
have finished in 2:15 or better as he
was never pushed and finished with
plenty of speed in reserve, A fair
sized crowd witnessed the races,
which were interesting from start TO
finish, and only married by several
annoying and veXatious delays, caused
by SulkeyS being broken or tires
punctured.
-- The First Event.
The first event was, as announced
from the stand before the horses
started, an exhibition of speed by IiHT
Crow and Billie A, the two fast psJ
ers owned by Captain Welles. Tim
Crow was driven by the owner and
Billie A by DR.. Al. Rettinger. The
get away was a pretty one, and when
the first turn was reached the horses
were going grandly. They remained
close together during the first halt
mile. Then Jim Grow showed his su-
periOrity by taking the lead. and al
though not forced easily led Billie A.
under the wire. In finishing in 2.i9,
Jim Crow lowered the mile track
record. and this, too. in spite Of the
fact that he has not been worked dur
ing the past week. The knowing ones
in the horse fraternity believe Jim
Crow could have finished in 2:15 or
better had he been driven hard. The
track record heretofore of 2:211z was
made two years ago by Little Joe, Jim
Crow lowering it by 21a seconds.
The second heat was won by Billie
A in somewhat slower time. There
was no third heat, owing to the fact
that it was a speed exhibition.
The Second Event.
In Class B. which was one-haf
mile heats, best three in five. Kent
McEwen and King Range were the en-
tries. the latter winning in straight
heats. the best time being 1:09 z.
This was a pretty race throughout.
and but for Kent McEwen breaking
would have been the best of the day.
Glass c.
In Class G were entered Jim John
sons Judge and Kee Campbells Flora
B.. and they gave a pretty and excit-
ing exhibition Of pacing, the Judge
winning the first, third and fourth
heats. and Flora B. the second. The
best time was 1:181A by Flora B.
Others Declared Off.
HIaec
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
POLITICS AND
POLITICIANS
By
the State
Press

sleeves before the gaping CROWDS
And after they have made their deDu-
they can be placed in separate stalls
marked Exhibit A, and Exhibit b, ana
the vast throng can pass along the
cages and pick the winners. Ana all
the editors can hold the left hand be
hind the back as they pass the candi-
dates which means itching palms,
a great game when it is played right.
o. yes, have the Coming out Party
by all mcans.-OTlandO Reporter
Star.
!. |. investigation.
The sessions Of the commission TO
investigate the history Of the Board
of Internal Improvement are to be
no star chamber proceedings, but
will be held with open doors and any
body can ask questions. This Viii
give the critics and the cavilers and
others who have alleged all sprts Of
misdOings against the board full OPP
portunity TO help in the work OF
getting at the bottom facts, and when
the investigation is over, let US hope
that il will have been so full and
fair that nothing Will have been con
cealed and the people will have full
information about how great trust
has been administered for the past
fifty years. 1t is TO be regretted that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

The Madison New Enterprise,
whose editor was present at Tallahas
see during the recent session of the
Legislature, has the following TO say
of the movement to create the county
of Pinellas:
Pinellas county wasn't created by
the last legislature but the people OF
that section of HillsbOrough who
wanted to set up business for them.
selves have by no means quit the
fight. Already they are planning to
continue the war when the next legis-
lature meets. We believed in the JUS
tice Of their demands and do yet, and
heres hoping that they'll have better
luck next time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
SEVERE TORNADO
IN NEW MEXICO
Nv Associated Press

FL PaJO. Tex, June Pa tornado
swept over TucUmcari. New Mexico,
late Yesterday, 1emolishing numerous
buildings. Mrs. Ed. Miller and daugh'
ter were injured il their home, sil
miles away, ana the house was
wrecked.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

Almost anything may be true about
boy. Il used to go to school," says
w b. Forbush, in The Broadening
PATH, with boy who would eat a
fly for cent A nickel was his price
for beetles 1 also went to school with
a boy who wrote poetry. 1t was the
boy"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

there are not facilities for full pub
LEGATION of the daily work of the COM
mission-Live Oak Democrat.
AIRY Buchanan.
We agree fully with the Gainesville
Sun when it says: Harry Buchanan
is today one of the ablest men in the
state of Florida "-BroOksville Argus.
Adams for the Senate.
The Palatka News is sure that
Frank Adams will be a candidate for
United States senator to succeed Mr..
Mallory. and says of this very re-
markable man who presents the
unique spectacle of a plain country
merchant as a towering figure in
state politics:
Senator Frank adams. OF Hamil-
ton county, Will undoubtedly be a can
didate for United States senator TO
succeed s. R. Mallory. Mr.. Adams
has not said he would pc candidate
over his own signature, but he has al
lowed his intimate friends and polit-
ical associates TO mix his name with
this most desirable Office so freely
that to doubt his completely would
be a reflection on his sanity. Why
not Frank Adams for the United
States senate? He has that jolly
rOtUndity, the winning ways. the
polish. the necessary wealth for in
diligence. and the ability 10 get out
of the place for his state all and more
than would naturally come to it
Frank Adams would make an ideal
and popular senator for the reason
that he is now and would continue
close TO the people. Live Oak Dem
Ocrat-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

? 1t will only be a few weeks now
before the campaign opens and all the
candidates will be glad of the oppor-
,tunity TO attend grand coming out
iconVention as Editor Harris COLL -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

The Brown senatorial boomlet does
not seem to be even in the joke class.
Governor BrOWard failed to land
his state life insurance machine, but
succeeded in hOodooing the legislature
to give him another two years in
which to prosecute his drainage
hobby.-'Bradentown Journal
Now what does Editor HUMPHREYS
mean by ''hOodooing"? He was a
member of the senate, and we assume
saw the stunt performed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham !, Alta nta >. ten innings
Nashville !. Montgomery s, first game.
Nashville ., Montgomery >, second
game.
Shreveport .. Memphis >.
Little Rock T. New Orleans z.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

That Coming Out" Convention.
1t is suggested that the candidates
for United States senator, for COVER
nor, for congress, for the various cabi-
net Offices and all minor state posi-
lions have a coming out Party" in
Ocala in the early fall. A big baTbe-
cue and basket picnic and general
good time will be the result and the
affair promises to be one Of the most
unique in history. And how nice it
will be for the blushing candidates 10
be led forth in low neckS and short
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
American Ieanue.

Boston f. Philadelphia 3
Detroit ,. Cleveland o.
New York ;, Washington 16.
St. Louis ,, Chicago g.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

How About Ii, TomnuS?
The editor of the Index believes
that Hon. Marion S. Knight, of that
investigating committee, if he finds
anything wrong will tell it. He is
honest. and will rise above partisan
ship.-Lake City Index.
Don't you believe the other mem
bers of the committee are all honor
able gentlemen, Bro. Index? We do.
Bronson Times-Democrat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
BASEBALL
Record of Runs Made Yes.
terday in Great Ancli-
can Game.

To-Day's Games.
ViCksburg at Columbus.
GUlfport at Mobile
Jackson at Meridian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

Yesterdays ResuItz
At Columbus ! Vicksburg >.
At Mobile o. Gulfport 3
At Meridian 0. jackson l.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29

there are not facilities for full pub
LEGATION of the daily work of the com
missiOn.-Live Oak Democrat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Savannah I, Augusta ,
Columbia .. Jacksonville 0.
Macon Charleston, rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-29
National League.

Philadelphia ?, New York 3.
Cincinnati-St. Louis. rain.
Brooklyn ), Boston 8. ten innings.
Chicago 1. Pittsburg 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

, "a. AG"3 1884, ~ @A!1S a4tf = ~
podnie6c rak. U5y,wali6
my Gomozo "a poraba nasze~
go przyjaciela i obecnie
jeste6my zdrowi.
Moge ciezko pracowat i ME
czuje zadnych bole6ci "a co
wan jestem bardzo wdziecz
nym 1887 Cleveland st"
Tysiace odzyska}y ,zdrowie
i silly "a pam'oeca Ora Piotraa
Gomozo Me Jest to leka1r~
stwo apteczne lecz jest ono
dosta rczane wprost ludziom
przez specyalnych agent6w.
] ezeli ME ma agenta W waszej
okolicy' piszcie do Dr.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 112-
ia So. Hoyne ave. Chica-
go, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
MOI ~najlepszy przyjaciel,

Alexander Benton, kt6ry miesz--''
ka PREY Rural Route !, Fort Ed
ward, n 7. powiada: ,,Drsa Kinga
New Discovery Jest moim nailep-.
Sym przyjacielem na 6wiecie. Ono
mnie wyleczy}o 2 dychawicy pred
szesciu laty, Ono take dokona}o
zadziwiaj9cej kuracyi v poczatku
jacych suchotac q tony mego syna
.Pierwsza butelka zakonczy4at okkro-r
.pny kaszel a9ten, u6mierzyf inne
symphony eden pc drugim al zos
tala zupe'nie Idrowa ,,Dr.a King.a
New Discovery posiada sife, ma
kaszel i>zaziebienie jest zadxiwiaja-
GEM ,Zadne lime lekarstswlo ME
jestmu r6wpem. Gvarantowsne
przez M. J. Kowalewskiiego, apte.
kara5oc 1 100 B3u,ttfslllkee n g pprr6dlb'see
darmo. 81 ID 1
~ "- G1 49, p&EE% AS %E 81 SAlF S HE v%Fhz fth
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Sam WinIen.

2 wojny powr6cil pewien1
zo}nierz rosyjski 2 ucietemrtHi
obiema nogami, urWa}a .m ''l
je bowiem kula armatnia v :
bitwie pod Mukdeneem.
Sam sobie jestem wi
MEN m6wil zo}nierz DO
podczas bitwy polec Gale "a cia-
gle Panu Bogu mojego du-
cha, a 0 przekletych nogach
zzupe}nie z~apomnia}em. Vice
tel ducha Pan Bog mi "a
chowa}, a nogi dyabli wzieli!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
g. ~ = , .-. 81 '. . "
rodzina &C.
sarska, a jezyk p0lskf.

Austryacki arcyksiaze Ka-
rel Stefan, zamieszkujacy "
Zywcu, ma pograniczu Cali
syi j Slaska austryackiego,
nauczyl sic bicycle pc polsku,
a jezykiem tym pos}uguje
sic zawsze i wy}acznie W sto-
sunkach 2 ludno6cla kraju.
Obecnie nawet, przebywajac
" jednej 2 miejscowosci "
Istryi, arcyksiaze Karol Ste
fan, potrzebujac slownika dr..
Germana, zazada} tego Cd je-
.dnej z k~rakowskich ksiegar6,
telegrafujac 0 przys}anie
ksiazki, pc. polsku. W Au-
stryi m6wia chetnie pc poll
sku cz1onkowie cesarskiej
rodziny.w Prusach 'za6 bierze
sic podrzednemu urzednikowi
pruskiemu "a z}e, je5eli pre-;
mawia do ludno6ci polskiej
jej oic;zystyml jezykiem|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Straszna zbrodnta ban
dyt6W.

Jak donosza pisma war
szawskie, W Szamotach pod
Raszynem dokonano strasz-
nej zbrodni. Wieczorem pred
chalupe m}ynarza kazowskie-'
go zajecha}y dwie %furmanki,
z kt6rych wysiadio - zama-
skowanych, z miejska ubra~
nych ludzi. W}asciciel
m1yna znajdowa} sic W po'
bliskim wiatraku, dokad wpa-
do czterech bandyt6w, kt6-
rzy 70 letniego starca i jego
syna powlekli do cha}upy.
Tutaj gospodarowali juz ban
dyci. M}ynarza i jego syna
wepchnieto do kuchni, gdtzief
W ka}uzy krwi leza} Kazi.
mierz kazowski. w izbie i
kuchni znajdowa}o sic die
sieciu zbrodniarzy, : kt6rych
cze6c mord owa}a c6rke Anne,
bijac ja drqgiemt1 %debowym;
reszta' ;zae dobija}a SO 1etnia
starrullsizke, zone mlynarza T..
W czasie tortur staruszka
zezanala, re " }6zku znajduje
sic ukryta suma 40 rubli. =
Bandyci rzucili sic ma }6zko
i zaczeli rzucac poduszki ma
styguace zw}oki Kazimierza,
ma kt6re pred chwila rzuco-
no zwiazanych m}ynarza
jego starszego syna. TO
ich ocali}o. 49, Zbrodniarze,
mimo zaklec staruszki, re
pieniedzy JUL ME ma, kato.
wall ia dalej. M}ynarka pod
razamiii' zzycie zako6czy}a. An
ma Kazowska, kt6rej po}a.
mano rece i zebra, r6wnie2
zmar}a. Pr6cz tego' pobity
jest pachciarz, kt6rego fur
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

CI:EIK[AWE RZECZY
MasOnf.

Niejednokrotnie juz wspo,
minalismy 0 masonach. Jest
to sto'w,,,arzyszenie, albo raczej
sekta, rozgaleziona we wszyst-
kich krajacb. Naleza do .niej
przedewszystkiem bogaci ~
dzi, bankiersy, ministrowie,
niekt6rzy panujacy, wielka
liczba %literat6w, pisarzy, u
czonych. Cz1onkowie maso.>
neryi zwa sic ,,bra6mi', a
dziela sic ma uczni, czelad.
nik6w. i majstr6w. Masonic
rya inaczej zwie sic wolno-
mularstwem. Poczatek jej
wywodza niekt6rzy cd cechu
mularskiego, zalozonego "
Njemczech jeszcze W XIII
wieku. Dzisiejsza za6 organi-
zacya masoneryi powsta}a "
Anglii W r. l717. Jakiz eel
masoneryi? Wytepienie wszel-:
kiej religii. Masoni otwarcie
g}osza i przyznaja sic do a.
teizmu, to jest ME uznaja
zadnego Boga. Pozornie O.
6wiadczaja, re daza do uszcze-
6liwienia ludzko6ci, re prag-
ma szerzyc milo6t wzajemna
w6r6d ludzi, podejmuja ma.
wet niekt6re sprawy dobre,
jak Wake z alkoholizmem;
to znowu zak}adaja rome
dzie}a dobroczynne. Jednak-
ze przedewszystkiem zajmu-
ia sic zwalczanlem ,,przesa.
du". Pod ,,przesadem" zas
rozumieja wszelka Ware W
Boga. Dopiero wtenczas ludz.
ko6c bedzie szcze6liwa - po-
wiadaja - gdy wyzbedzie
sic - WARY. Dlatego to ma
sonerya uderza z Gala si}a
ma Kosci6} katolicki i jego
dogmaty. Masoni pisa bluz-
niercze ksiazki przeciw reli-
gil, zohydzaja swiete cere-
monte, szydza z praktyk reli-
gijnych, urzadzaja djabelskie
naooze6stwa (nieszpory), W
Paryzu wyprawiaja co roku
W Wielki Piatek bale j tafce.
Oni to przez gazety' i piis'rm ma
nawoluja do wyrz'ucenia re.
ligii ze szk6}, do ~wwIpr.o'wadze''
MIA rozwcd6w .malzefskich,
do .wyrugowania wszystkiego,
co przypomina Boga. Dlate'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
.2mnf4aBun1lk;2 ,bbandyci przYjechall
do, Sstz J, 4 =, B] Bal yn'' ne Dc.
konaniiu tegos. NO r1dclel g 's1
jail: zw,,,y,]ks1lle, !; 'i,'( be- t's,s 6la la]:e',
D)laczego Atoms XIII

|ozenil sic 2 Emma Battenber.
ska? Najnowsza = legend o
|~powiada, dla czego obecny
|kr6l hiszpadski Alfons XIII
ozeni} sic Emma : Battenber-
ska. Byio to tax. Ma pare ty,
godni pred swoja podr6za
do Francyi kt6ra upamiet-
MON azostala rzuceniem bonn
by ". Paryzu pod pow6z kr6-
|lewski, spotka} kr6l Alfons
XIII cyganke~i ofiarowa} jej
sztuke zlota. Cyganx ia je-
dumnie odrzui}a none
to i rzek}a: Kr6lu, zachowa
.sw6j pieniadz, Moi rod jest
starszym cd twego. Jestem
ostatnia z Almpravid6w; kt6-
|rzy W :XI i XII stuleciu pa
nowali ma Maroke i po}u-
dniowej Hiszpanii. Mnie
vice przystoi obdarzyc ciebie.
Wei te sztuke z}ota. I poda-
la kr6lowi stara monete z}ota
ma kt6rej znajdowa} sic wize-
runek Tachifina, ostatniego
kr6la 2 rodu Almoravid6w.
Bacz IA ton talizman do
da}a cyganka bedzie on
ciebie strzeg} pred ME-
bezpiecze6stwami. 4 Istnie~
'je jeszcze druga podobna
moneta; de}am ia pieknej
m}odej damie, kt6ra gdym
raz upadla i zrani}a sobie
czo}o, obwiaza}a mi rane sw, ',
ja chu steczka Ludzie Z lei
otoczenia nazywali il kr6lew-
ska wysokoscia. Kr6lu jezeli
kiedy zamierzysz sic zenic poi.
mil to m}oda dziewczyne "a
zone badziesz szcze6liwy. Pc
nieudanym zamachu " Parry!
|zu pokazywa} Alfous XIIlate
monete Loubetowi, dodajac,
re ona uratowaia 60 z ME-
bezpiecze6stwa. a nastepnie
PREY spotkaniu z kr6lem
pokaza1. Alez TAXA sama mo-
nete ma ksiezniczka Emma
Battenberska - rzekl kr6l
Edward. Alfons XIII drgnai,
jak zelektryzowany i W tel
chwjli powiedzia} sobie: to To-
ma ola mnie. I do tegodopra-
wadzil. i. ..ssz.: =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

go To- to lp1.a,pieeze, ,poczaVNszy 90.
* Ka,:lemlpensa XII. 81 y i. 1883,
az do Leona XIII, zawsz Y,
wyste'peo,wali przeciw tel SEX
Gle j v pismach gWoich po:z
tepiali ja stanowvczo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23

- 5000
przse,dlssttawyict .l n,alleeszzyy nliiiisEeejj .pod1pisaanlls
w}adzy. =...
|lstepel w}adzy .1Wlladzs policyjnna
policyjjnlejj (podpis niecsytelny))
" Eickel). volt. .
Ola g6rnika Pans 1s
Andrzeia Wozniaka " Hclsterhau
sen. @>
Otto zn6w kwiatek ,,kultury"
pruskiejl CODY SWAT rzek}.
ma to, gdyby w}adza policyj
IA cmentarza wyrwa}a krzyz
20 6wiezo usypanej mogily,
'albo krzyz 6w zasmaroWWa}a
farba, Tub tez v ko6cu odra-
pa6 go kaza}a boo tylkoo..
to try istnieja mozliwo6ci
usuniecia polskiego napisu,
.Czyz w}adza policyjna obawia.
sic, by umari przypadkowo,
ME spolonizowali sic?
Take to- owoce wydaje po-
lityka ~przeciwpolska, kt6ra
nawet nieuprzedzonym Mem
com podobac sic ME mole.
Gdy 0 tenn noowenn prze6la-
dowaniu Polak6w dowiedza
sic W innych krajach, obu.
RIA sic ma to wszyscy. a
Niemcom odp}aca moze W ten
sam spos6b. Wtenczas haka-
ty6ci beda znowu lamentowass
Ii, re ich zagranica ME cier-
pia i prze6laduja - my za6
~przypomnimy i'm znane
przys}owie: Co tobie ME mi
10, tego innym ME czyh!
Kazda krzywda msci sic
to tel !; n1iezaw11odnie i ia nova
krzywda, nam Polakom wy
rzadzona, pom6ci sic wkr6t-
CO ma naszych krzywdziciie'--
lach.
Przeciw teelmu c%onajmniej
dziiwI,nnemu. rozporzadzeniu
bu1lrmristrza wystapi tel nieza-
wodnie odno6ny ks. pro-
boszcz Sprawl nagrobk6w -
a zatem i napis6w ma Mich =
nalezy przeciezIdo spraw kos.
cielnych j laden burmistrz,
ami w6jt ami so}tys lub tel
jakis inny urzednik ME ma.
ia: spr1awgaa pprrzepf'iissJywac, " ia.
kim jezyku wyryc Tub wy
malowac nalezy nagrobki. -
'Ciekawi6my tez czy + bur-
mistrz ten zakaza{ lub tel "a
kaze zydom. umieszczac ma
nagrobkach napisy W lezyku
hebrajskim...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
P~rzyjacfelska porada.

1IAyJ0O4OAoA0 Nv OeNatse n
Pan e. Meczkowskl,i 2 W.
Grand Rapids, Wis, pisze:
Vase Gomozo bylo d1a mel
Tony j ola lm mn, wielkiem,
Observation-Disclosures. Miesz-
lk'a1i5my v Chicago przez 10.
lat lone ml,oja le9'c,zy1lii mai li-
.lepsi] dokltorzy j " kohcu b.
6wiadczyli, zes ME warto
.jej dawac z'adInlego lekafstwa
j cph1c psi ia opelr'oW,'zlalf ale6,mry
Die sic a. a,Is tE to- zggsode,zziilli l.
lBBJy lle9mlll.tt mt, ;ceh1ocrymnI a 4 81 All n,ii |.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-05-23
Hakatyzm ma cmentarzu.

HdA1IyZlll HI C1llt4 ttsIZ IL
Ma ludno6c polska posy-
paly sic juz pod wplywem;
polityki p~rzeciwpolskie;
najr6zniejsze rozporza.
dzeniia Policya " H6lsterhauu-
sen we Westfalii wyda1a
6wiezo rozporzadzeinie, kt6re
%przewyzzs,za wszelkie dotych--
czasowe ,,ukazy" i znamien-
ME cechuje ,,kulture" pru-
ska.
Brzmi ono, jak czytamy W
,Wiarusie Polskim" W t}6ma.
.czeniu polskiem jak nastepu-
|je.
Elckel, dnla 9 kWletnla 1907.
Rozporzadzenie pollcyjne
pod grozba przymusowego wykona-
MIA.
Ma mocy paragraph Is porzad~
ka pogrzebowego 2 dnia ~ czerw
ca 1905 i paragraph 1872 krajowej
ustawy administracyjnej : dnia so
fgolipca 1883 oraz ustawy policyj.
mel = dnia u marca 1850 wzywa
sie Pana niniej SEEN, By v p~rzeoiaa-
gu 8 dni po otrzymaniu n~iniejsze
go rozzpoorzadzenia usunat polski ma.
lpi krzyza stoJacego no grobif
~zmarlego dzieokai Panskiego "a
cmen tarzusgmiinnym=w Holsterhsp,'..
sen, " innym rasie wykona sic +:
ma koszt Panski.. 30 81. {.
Przeciw rozporzadzeniu TENT EN-
MONA w1nnLle66 zaalenie do landrats
albo ska.rge d~oswy,d1,sialu powvaiaadttoo''
weeotw Gelsenkirchen. Wykonsgn1litt
roslp,orsadsenia iprsez' TOME ME 1o ost.ll
wsstrrr,ym.nse,: 4, sIJtycie t tx je e1
lax drugsiielgyo drod "a. pp'rraa N11'1g
III 8ga@saS4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY

ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, and my p.
ST. CLEMENTS EPIscoPAL-Blss, and m p.
ST. ELzABETHs CHURCH CEpscOpaDPOwine 1880
CENTRAL CHURCH-Bake, m. and N.
CHURCH-Turner, m. ant p
l a na and m.
GERMAN Sunday
KAWAIAHAo CHURCH-Parker and p.
KAUHLAKAPII CTIURcHLono1 IL and Sunday school, 10
a n. and m.
morning
evening
CATHEDRAL-services O. 1O3O and
II. AUGUSTTNE'S at
c)Kalhiwaena, high
Sermon collection, Sunday schools M
C)-Kalhiuka Clement, a my
collection, Sunday school,
CHRISTIAN ! Building,
Y. c. - class, m.
ARndY-1030 a. m 6 s m.
lax street. m. and p m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Rev. Albert S. Baker, NJ. D., will
preach both morning and evening.
IL a. M, subject, christian Power
Mr.. Chester Livingston will sing a solo
1.-The Lord is My Shepherd by Lid
die.
1880, subject, ''The Meaning and the
End of Hardship" Mrs. Mackall will
sing solo "All Through the Night,
Old Welsh Melody.
$50 p. m, Christian Endeavor meet
ing. subject, 1.-The Conservation of our
Bodies (Consecration meeting), lead
er Miss Finney.
9:45 a m, Bible school, Rev. z. B.
Turner, former Bible school superin-
tendent, will tell something of his trip
to Rome. Let all the Bible school
scholars who are in town make a spe-
cial effort to be present. A cordial in
vitation to the public is extended to
attend these services.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-04
COAL VIA CAPE HORN.

The chartering of steamer to take
coal from Newcastle, New South Wales
to San Francisco marks a new depar-
ture in that trade. If this venture
proves successful it will undoubtedly
be followed by further charters of
steamers for the same voyage, in which
event it may be possible that in the
near future the steamer may supplant
| the sailing vessel in that trade and by
| it's quicker service help to increase
more rapidly the growth of the Aus
| tralian coal trade with our Pacific
| Coast. The San Francisco coal market
| is one which our Eastern mine owners
| should largely control, but on account
| of the lack of available vessels to
| transport their coal they are placed in
the peculiar situation of having to
witness an important market for their
products supplied by foreign colleries.
This condition is, however, one that
could not have been foreseen. Voyages
from our Eastern seaboard to the Pa
ciffc Coast by the way Of Cape Horn,
except for coal cargoes, may be look
ed upon as thing of the past. The
opening of the Tehuantepec railway
has done away with the necessity of
sending merchandise by the former
ronte, and the ultimate opening of the
Panama Canal will no doubt entirely
eliminate the Cape Horn route as a
commercial highway between our
Eastern and Western seaboard. There
is practically no coastwise trade by
the way of this route nor any appreci-
able amount of American tonnage that
might be put into this trade. 1t does
not appear under these circumstances
that any injury to the American ship
owner would result if in this particu-
lar branch of the coastwise trade
Eastern shippers of coal were given
the privilege of employing foreign ves~
sells to take forward cargoes. There
would be no competition between
American and foreign vessels as there
are no American vessels engaged at
the present time in that trade by way
of the Cape Horn route. 1t seems in
this particular case that an exception
might be consistently made in regard
to the use of foreign vessels by our
Eastern coal shippers. It, however,
lies with Congress to grant a privilege
of this kind. The effect at the present
time of the coastwise laws upon trad
ing by the way of Cape Horn is that
shippers are denied the means of get
ting coal to an important market,
which under ordinary conditions would
he largely supplied by them.-New
York Shipping Register.