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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
9icnitag, ben II. Mar5 1907.
NdDt Scitcn.
S,anocls. 9lnsglcidy nit GcntidlanO?

hfhhtN ~
Plus @oibington fomnlt erfrcullde
aun0e. Mcnn lie MIR lpnbr lit. Der
0elltid)e 9otidafter, Baron Sped oon
Stcrnburg, bot, 10 beiBt ca, DEM
StoatsiefretGr Boot mitgctbeilt, oaB
9elltid)lono Oos Son0cls = Hropiio-
rillnl nit Den 8creinigtcn Staoten,
0aa am 80. ISumi 3. 5. ublGltft, nod
mCitCr pcrlGngern mole, lrltcr Der
&orousicbunA 0oB im nodIten Gonr
grcB Die Sarii,Gompromiiic, mie JIG
0ltrd Die nmcrituniide Gon1miliion
mo sic 8crtrCter Der 0elltlNen Ncaie'
rltng in Berlin percinbart morocl1, int
Senot gcbiligt WerOcn. StontHlefrc.
t6r Hoot bat iit) oobin 9eollBcrt, ooB
Die Gcgicrun9 AlcS tbrn meroe, I'M
cincn TccipAcit1t9 &crtrog nit
Ieutihlano ST. StonOe 81 bringcn.
Nn Dem glltcn Milen Der NOnlinl'
i%trntion lit nidlt 81 5luciieln; ollein
mic miro iid Der Scuot, Der Elm &c.
mihti9es @ort babel mit5uiprcd)cn
bat, 81 Der Heciprocit1tafrnge itcllen?'
8iSbcr bobcrt Iid Die Ston0patterS
I'M Scnnt ltctS nbgcnci9t ge5cigt, mo
ser ciniIllBrcide Oberbonjc OcS
StnnopnttertbumS. Senator &o00c,
lit SoriiBcr ocS Gomite's iiir nuSUGr-
tigc NnQelc0cnbeitcn. IlleroingS lit
gerooc IN Dem Stontc, Den &ooge I'M
9iun0esicnat pertritt, III WtnIlod)li.
ictts, 0os S~erlnngcn mad Sorii.
reform in lester 3eit %bcionoerS Iollt
0cluorOenL un0 So0ge f6untc ourd
Ben 0ruf Der offentlidcn Meimmg
oojlt gebrad)t merOeu, icine &oltlung
in Der Soriffrngc 81 GnGcrn. Nber bn
limo Die orOCren Srltit. ltnO Mono=
pol.Srcun0c I'M Senot, melfc Die Sn.
ierellcn Der Sritits un0 WonoppIc
mobren. limo man lueiB aus Grfab.
rllng, luie cigenIinniQ Ole oltcn Gnu'
ben I'M Scnnt olld) Dem GrGlioenten
ge9cniiber iein f0nnen. luenn cs lid)
nm S%ariifragcn bolt0elt, Oh lie c@
ollcrOings 81 einem &nnOelSfricgc
tonncn laiien, Der Die SSolGe elmer
A~blebnun9 Der HeciprocitdiS @or,
idlGgc icin miirbe, lit fro9lih; umio.
mebr, Ga iett oild 6ronfreid ieinen
Sarif gfgen Die 8creinigten Stouten
lmarbeitet. lpenll mir feline 3llgc-
itGnbniiie muder. 9oSu fonlnlt nod
ein on0ereS. Gin 3olfrieg nit euro,
puil6en Sdn0crn luilrbc inherent
&anoel id)pere &crluItc brinNen, utb
0as miiroe bie nGdite TrGlioentcn.
luobl itorf 6eeiuiliiicu. Die rcpublifu.
ailde Eortei mare fir sic Son0clS'
itorungen perontpprtlid). @nS Sc.
misunderstanding niht 81 @e0c &c.
bradt, oas fonntcn politii6e GrpG-
gltngen 81 Stonoe %brinqen. nm Die
republifaniid)e Eortei oll &uoer 81
erboltcn. 9iS sum 3liionlmentriit
oc5 i~cd,Sigitcn Gon9repeS i'm nGd)lten
Gc5cmber lit nod uiel Belt 5um lie.
berIcgen. llno p~orIGriig lit menia-
items, mern Oiegtnfridterl aus @aib-
ington uerIGBIih iinO, bic @efabr CT,
mes 3oafrieges beieitigt. 0os lit id)oil
etlpaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Surge Samcn! Madjt Gnd Sieie
Sffrrtr ~ Wuke.

sSir .biIneu ieet cine aIaNe fir innae 9omen
In nnferer Electric Famenftuether . ehitem.
sdpnie. Siner ocr Tortbeilc an bel .WetbeiI,s
aiita eicier aIdie 1T Der. han S6IIerinuen
beiten. Sicfe aiuile miro am 1. Snnriar 1907
A%tlarlmeu ireten. Spesieue siorIefinasn atuei
mo hrei Msai bic 8pbe. ISrGeno cine iniee
Sdrric. bic cine fdTbiounble Gdncinerin 81 rer'
MAIDEN.
Sir ~ipeiiere ~stnSfuuft fdreibc pber tpeuoe
man ih an Sri. W. 0nberS, Ns. 302, &en.
eardts0a.. Gfs Sp,unrb.ets. (S50-s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
@iQiam galB.

IS itar6 an 0. Wiar5 1907 @iniam Gals:
~aelicDter @atte bon Wiurb NaIb, qeb. @ebb, i'm
@Iter bon 90 Snbren, in ietuer gSobnrtna. gr.
IA, 8eIairsgoenie oct. 9otts, Wlo.. lito Ht6'
rHolb, Su.. 8eitungen rno9en 9efdaiGit eoptren)
Sano. Die treuI.id un5 ge!eitet,
Die ms nic)ts ais 9iebe CAB,
Sreuo' mo Croft nm uls oerbreitet,
9iibe Nun i'm itiuen 9rdb!
llnermiioei mar Sein SleiB
llno Sein Iageipert mar beib.
gSann Die Sooten auferiteben.
gSiro nu0 Sir Die 8alme uebcn!
SerB. oa5 obne Salf6 Gei6Idgen
Tiir Die SuttiIt fir onS ainb.
Sds ms iterbello nod getra9en.
. .! gSie rltbcit 9uIt 70 limb!
sSeiHenn, ouHfeno ruien mir:
Giu'ger Seacn iolge Sirl
Die 9cerbi9uug iinoet Sicnitas. Den 10.
Wt1r5, Nahmittu05 INN 3 n1r. bonn 5ralera
baufe ans itatt. 9eifebuug auf Der Baltimore
Gcineteru". TerluaIote ltno Sreilrloe iiIo db
tungsopa eingelloen. o~erielbcu bei8uipobrci.
Bic trancrnocn Sintcrbitebenen.
f7O-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

ocrts. @enn NcIgicn oud cin flei.
mes Son0 auf Der &ortc lit, 10 linO
Sic bod ein iebr groBcs &olf," init
bielel1 Wortcn 6ut 2ollbct Die Glltnifs
telung 9elgien'S lul0 Die Gb0tigfeit
lcincS &oni0S - 0ieic title, gcrdltld)s
loiC, tndb feiller Hetlunlc pcrlon9ells
&c ullo lid llltr III 0cn Oiafrctcn Null.
crn 0ea 9lrbcits5imnlcrS oblpiclen0c
S%b0tigfeit trefflid) gefcnll5eidnet.
8elgien lit bellte ein proiperirenOes
SonD. 9tid)t III lester Sinie pcroontt
cs bieS ser unermiioIihen glrbcit iei.
mes &6nigs, Der ais Wtenid mand)c
GSebIer, oils Te9cnt folt feline bot, IND
ocsbolb lit aud i'm 8olfe 0os mordrt
6iide @efiibl tiei uno felt cingeDur'
self. Mon ipottet bier unb bo iiber
6ic ShnpGden oes a0nigS, man lit
iid o6er beiuubt, OoB &0nigtbum II.
@olf in 9elgien ouf'8 Gn0ite ocrruod)-
len iinO.
&ot bic @eIt ieit Sobrcn immer
nllr Ole cine Seite aus oem 2eben
2eopolo'S oeS 3meiten, Die ifonoolG.
ic, pcrnonrmen, 10 lit IS nidlt mebr,
ais rcdt umo biaig, oltd Die onOcrc
Settle, Die Gegententbdtigfcit OeS So
nigs, einmdl sur Sprodc 5l 6ritgen;
nid)t le0iglif bic Sfottcnieitcn, ion,
bern oltd Die 2idtieiten 2copoIo'S SIT
5ei0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

Sic @eetaebunGp BON q G.
6rnSfo bat nun allh Elm 0eieb ongc-
nommen, luelfes sic Giienbabnratell
pro Mcilc oitf 5mei Gents fcItiebt. Die
GiIenbobnen, peldc 9tebraSfo burdl.
Qllercrl, boben prornpt nit Ser @rflG-
rlng gconttportet, 0oB ole 6obrtcn
81 ~rcou5irtcn BreiIcn, olio bel Grfrr-
iionen II. o9l., bon MN an IN @cg'
foQ fommcn. @er nit ser 9obn
fGbrt, 5oblt 5lpei Gcnt9 pro Wcile. -
Nlld buS llnter6olta ser @eicbgebln9
BON SainoiS bot sic 3pcicentS.Hote
ais Morimol.Iote ioit cinitimmig
onocnommen. 9iS lest bo6cn ilbcr
% @cieBgebungen Giicnbobn. @eiebc
poiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Wurtiu Sell.

IS itarb am 10. Mdr5 1907 ra1 fir8er
6ranfbeit in feincr NSobmlng, 9ir. 112. perl.
@ortorb. %glperue. Martin Sell, %geltebter Gntte
i'm 70. Sabre feines 9ebens. Die 9eeroigltng
finbct 1pnncritaD, ben IA. Dldr5, 4 u9r gtnd1s
mittngs. bon Der o6el geTdrHiet 9SobnuTi9 aus
milie ubtlngspoa ein9elaoen iiuo. Geiiebui1g
auf oer y fillmore Gelneiern." (71-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
9r. Wamlt,
Ncuicber uub V5nnifcr.

Ser Serborrnaeubfie auer MeSien. CT er.
ddbIt Stnen.. mas &c au ipliien plnidhen. MAG
es aiiniiie oecr inaiiniiig fein. aleiMpieI. ipas
oser 8iinfte finb. Gr bot @nSeren a~cboIfen.
gsarum nidt Sbnen2 Go iibcrSeuat III er bon
ieiner Sdbipfeit, bah CT fc:ue Se5abInna i'm
&oraus fir Gortrdae ~eriacaeu niimnit. utb
peni ct nitt In alen SdIeH bauia sufrienen
itcnt, ,rirb felne @ebiibr occepiirt. Gortriae
80 Gents uno $t.00.
eprrd,ennben epu 10 els Z iltr.
g. & y. TeIep5bu: Dlount 8ernpu 0t76-U.
Nr. 4t0, Narf.Apeane.
{Te514--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
@iGiant Guuf's

tuubibefannte SIS 9eeroiguusen umfafen:
prahtpouen Gar9, nit f6ipar5em aud, petbem
nber eraIem 9Iiii6 iiber6ogen, duBeren 8aiten,
@rerofeunsS : gn6eige. @inbaIfamireu,. Sano'
fhube, 9rauerfIor, 1ohtenbemo ooer 9ede. Oeft'
Sutfben, Iues, GtibIe, 2ibter, 2euhter nRS
Sraperie'H.
Nnes punitanbtg S75. Seine GTtra' speien.
$50 - grrinnot upn 2eifen - S5G.
Mnrcrc grcroigung 500, 500 nno S140.
9prtG. nno observation-disclosures.
geioe Telephone. Tag uno gla6t.
(Nft11-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
lorraine.


Maleriif - Ynriartis - Srtcblid.
9Seitlid BON &albrooi eit uno cine bntbe
MeiIe. 9enubt Die nit 9umbaitan beaeifnefe
9iortb. sIrenHtsGar. Sreie 8utf6en giufmittags
am terminus. 8reiie bnn 9eardbnibpldbea
iett fpe6ien. gei6te 9ebineuneen. Ielepboi-
Cation 223. girean: Sranfltn. nno @tnofor.
Hpahs. IerIanat Hrofdfire. (0iai4 .1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
0nnhnn Enrf

Der barttfddlihfte Srtcbhut In baltimore.
areai: $50 Mder - Sumcrsdbreneer Gtarttr.
81 ieoer 3eir erret6bur. Sinf Gents Sabrs
WaeonS pafitren ben Sarptciraanq aue bret
Minuten. @drnes @arteSinmcr fir. Soi5t,
Die ben Srtehbot bel raubem Wetter befuhen.
fdntniIi& urtrr inrt,plhrcuher VfIeae.
Shrcan: Nr. 81, @eit.S aratoga.Strake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Sianc GSrccnan Haiin.

GS itGrb am 9. Mdri 1907 in fcincr @ob.
NINA, gtr. 1899, ytoro, Sal ocrsStrabe, 3iaac
Srrcman 9iaiin, i'm "a. Sabre ieines QebeIls.
Sic 1ruuerieter iinoet i'm 0aufe am Sienita8,
Eli llbr &ormitidas. TAFT, eefolgt bon eincr
Srauerfeicr in Der ct. SgndtiIssNirhe nm II
ubr %orm. @eiiebulG prioatim, 9itte feline
WIunteu. (69-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Sphn Scrlpia & Gphn,
2eid1enbeitdttrr uuo GintaIinmtrer,
Tr. 2OOS, ErIeams.S traRc

80 ctd1ftinW. ut. O2F, Notwithstanding.
Stahluuotptpu, Saltiunure.G pupth.
gir bdben in unferer lanaen Sei6dftsprarls
slrin uno 9teib %beerhiat. Sinb nit a%erilaein
Trofit 5ufrieoen. Sic ~feiniten 6ititbeu ~aeIieiert
fir Son5eiteii, lnterbalilinaen ufe 1noere @ts
Ieeenbeiicn. 8eioe Telephone. (Veai2S,1O
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Baltimore Sc1uetcrn.

giircan: Sranfltn. eIbs., Baltimore. II. Rortbfr.
9eGrdbniBpldBe 5.m s~'erfaif bon S25 an,
NIT Marmorpipiten abeeerenst $35 = 9Ias fir
bier Srdber. Sreie @enrsung Der aapeue flr
3rauergoiiesoieniie. (Suni161O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

9un0esienotor Gilman
nlodt cine ouf iieben Monote bered.
netc Gorleie.S oilr, Die linn einc1
Gcingepim bon mebr, ais 10000
Collars einbringen iol. 90 ioge
nod Giner, Mcoen lit Sitter, Sdrpei-
gen obcr @olO!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
&erlnm s.gfn5ci9cn

Ser u2inocn Sm%mcrmabrcnoe 2eihs uno
SpnrsWcrcin" miro Eieritag, Den ~. Didr5. bel
9lodm Is. SmitD, Ar. 403, 3prosgSplie.Stra
cine @eIeraiH Nerl9iinllnt9 5lir Domination bes
Streituriunls nhbaItett.
90 @lar Gnorcs, %rdftoent.
pNliceunnas Strafei 2cib' NIB SparsNercir."
Sic IGbressSerinlHlHlltllg obt9eil Seretfis ttils
net WuttGg, ben is. lidr8 1907. Wbenos &
llbr. in ber g9pnGrebs Sale" Baltimore. llno
@uHosStrabc, ttait, Ai0t eri1eincnoe WiiiGIiez
Der iueroen geitraft.
8. &. Serr,
(GS,70,75.O Sefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
In licbcnOcr Grinnernng

IN licbcnbcr Grinncrnng
an ~liniereu g~elie6ten Gnier
Spbu Better,
ecItorben am 70. Mdr5 1906.
Shon 1T Gin Sabr oa6in aeibieoen,
Sab till Su ribit in 6rieoen.
Ser Serr bat Sir'5 hei6iehen
Gun LANCER i6merer 3eit.
NimiH uni'ren Sunf entgeaetl
llHo ihent' ms Seiuen Segert,
III treucs %lterbcr6.
&eniomet bon
(7D Sran uuo Siuocrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Ehiliu II. Gpncl, len.

Gs itar6 am 10. Wldr5 1907 9bilip d. guaef,
icn, In ieinem 81. 9ebeusiabre. Sie 9ecrbis
Nung iinoet Gicnitag, ben ~. Wt1r5. 3 llbr
giahmittugs, bon ieiner 9Sobnung. 9tr. 5s2,
gScitsNioolesStrabe ans ami Der nGouoon Bart
Genetern" itntt. @eiictung pripatim. Bite.
feline gilllIVeu. COD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

9te triid)e SOME Nnle-
6roge fommt micDcr cltrlel III Den
6lnb, nno es lit ouiioleno, nit mel
dem Gifer Die iriifc Eortei in eins
5clnen ensliiGen @oIonie'n inter
itiltt miro. 2estes ,Eobr murocn in
CANADA groBc 9etrdHc gclannlclt, II.
Jest bat Mr, GeohlonO in pcrI6icoc-
nclL St0oten N|uitrolicn's mo 9tell-
funolono'S ri6t mcnjler, ais 22,00O
Blum SterliRg Oi0O0O Nollors)
Iiir Die irii6u Somc.&ulp 5ulnrnmert-
qebrahtJn anl l.rnly
Gle Sotel 9riiser in
@oibington fIogcn iibcr idledte Sc
.iddftc. Srit pie Grcipdiie pom oen
G%iienboRnen o%bgeitofit porpen Ii1o,
lit Der 6remoenpcrfcbr in Der Butt
OesbouptitoOt Itort 5uriidgegongen,
Oern ieit Sobren mlrOcn Die meiiten
&eiien nod) ooer bon @aibin9ton orf
6reip0ilen gemn6t. 20 miro menig,
items bon alnbigen b%cbauptet, Sic,
melde ibrc SreipGiic nift oireft bon
Den 9abnen 6efpmmcn fonntelt, Err
6iclten bieielbcn o,lrd) Germittelllng
Don Scnotoret un0 Gicprdientontcn.
Gas bat MN Elm GuOc, mo bic so.
telierS in @oibinQton iillO lln5ufrie-
Den 0arii6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

breno sic englid c
Erciic fiir Die abriiiumgsiroge oltf
Dem nGditen Srieoena.GongrcB Gro.
poQon0a moft, erfl0rte Der englii6c
&riegsminilter @elOouc III elmer &c
DC 5u Gortanoutb, cr babe, penn baS
Parliament 5uitimmc Die Ibiidt, an
oos 2nno 81 oppeqircu, I'M cine nn.
tionnle Nrrnce 5u ihoiien. Natiirlid)
nidt I'M @eiite Oc9 MilitorismuS,
ionbern lueil CT Die llc6cr5eugung bo-
be, Dob Die r5ur 2ouOCauertbeioiglnN
oraoniiirte .mdnnlidc @epolferunG
OcS 2onOcs cine ser bciten @iiraidoi-
ten pes 0riepe1F iGaa Ali9bfnE3 por
ser Ginberuplng ser 6rieOen&. Gpnfe-
rcn5 miinid)t Scr cngliide &riegsmi-
hitter OoS &eron5icpen Der eil0lii6cn
@epGlfcruna 5llr &ertGeiDi9lng oeS
2onocs, bobci lit Gnqlono obcr nod
INNER ser Gort6mpfer OcS 9lbrii.
Itln9s-@ eOonfcllS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

&uulanS's tiirfiide S6ber,
Gamitatls. caebause, 3pfamt sesen. etets sffen.
(Slie22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

Scute limb eS 10 Sabre
Der, oob mir i'm Sltcn Der &creinig-
ten Stooten cinen chtcu @li55orO
botten. EQUATOR Gouflin pcrlor in
Nem-Oorf ooS 9eben bel Dem Sdnces
itrrnl. Ser porgeitriqc Shneefoa
lpor nit Dem @etter pom II. WGrS
1888 nidt 81 pergleiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

Sn 30 innrloto it Die u b.
bol5ltltG lfpn in iold)em Wobe Dor
iid gegongcn, Dob man oniGngt, oie
ieit Sobrcn bci'm 6loBen pcrIoren &c.
garpcucn unO ieBt oui Dem 9oban
0eS WiiiiiIippi rltbelloen @alunItGni.
me ani5ufiidCn. 9ie Meltgc lit 10
groB, bob es ser Mii6e lobnt, nod)
bieien 9oumit0mmcn 81 iud)en, 5lts
mai Bel Den icbiQen boben @ol5prei-
len. Sin 2on0, oaS ieinem Sol5bc-
0arf in iolhcr @ciie qbbelfen mllB,
ioatc Ood 81 Der Giniid)t gclongen,
Dob cs Die b6ditc 3eit lit, ieinc Nlli-
mcrflanfeit ser 9ei6oiiung zines
nelcn @olobcItonoeS 5u5ltuenoen.
Dine Sols tonn ooh Elm cipiliiirtcr
Wenid) nidlt bciteben, 9is Sic Nui-
~forituna beellOct lit, beoarf ser ietige
@~alobeItonb gr0bter Sd)onunh rno
Dies lit MIR Ourdy Die un9cbinOertc
ginfubr bon conooiihem Sol5 SIT er.
moglihcll, 10 Oob Die Ibidoifugg ser
Sol8oae oils cine unoufi6icbbore
Eflidt crldcint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

GaS britt d c II ntcrbouS
bat nit 263 9cgcn 81 Stimnlcn III
5%lueiter 9eiltng Die Bill angenomnen,
onrd) ipeldc clncm @Ittiuer Die Che
nit Der Sfluclter ieiner perItorbencn
Satin geItnttct miro. Sod itebt ic-
bod Die 3uItimmung oeS Sberball-
les aus, 0oS lid oieiem @elcBc gegen-
ilber ltctS allotment ~perbalten bot.
Sd)on Dor cincm Observation-Disclosures
lebnte Dos @nIa Ser. 2oros Dos 8eieb
ob, trobbem Oie 9onisin Siftoriu
lelbIt bic @eicitigung bes ionbcrbo-
rem SerbotS wiinidte. fpeil man om
2onooner Sole oantals bie Scrbeiro,
tbung oeS, perluittpeteu @reBber5ogs
bon Selicn nit ieiper S%6mG9erin
E%rin5cilin Beatrice bon @robbritou-
MEN uro SrlQpo, gcrrl 9eieben bdtte.
Nltd oieSmol miro Soss SberborS
Dem llnterbollS mieber cincn Strih
ourd bic Ichnung MAIDEN, obmobl
onoere S0noer ein iold,es @eleb BE-.
rcits ais rrottiid anerfonnt bobeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

@si6ditsfibrrr G. ". SeiuS, @obuuue:
6. & g. t21 % g8albroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

Ngcntar fir InTGinatun 1t. Tiitrift Columbia:
gpm. S%aunenanu, 1915 Mariou Ct, y. ".
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Qeutf6e correspondent

Gigrnttfmtr G. Gaiue, @obnlng:
6. & g. $40 R Maoifou.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY
Continued from PAGE II

changed his opinion, but stated at
the same time that on account of
the fact that the appropriation had
Teen cut from $4,000 to 100000,
the survey could not be undertaken
this year.
1t appears, however, that Governor
Carter has been doing something in
regard to the survey since he went
to Washington, and his cable indi-
Gates that he has been successful.
Acting Governor Atkinson inter-
pretes the cable to mean that the
Governor has pledged the Territory
to stand good for the expenses of
the Department official who is to un-
oertake the work.
One of the principal objects of the
survey will be to determine what ar
tesian water there is available for
use. The location of artesian water
is often well known locally but not
generally. Well-borers usually have
a stock of information that would be
valuable If collected. 1t is one of
the objects of the survey to collect
and classify such information.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
EASTERN PAPER
SPEAKS Of QUEEN
Praises Her Conduct
In Giving Up
Claim

The Washington Cd. c. Herald
has the following interesting COM
ment on Queen Liliuokalani:
Verify, the world do move. Only
n few months ago, Queen" Liliuo-
kalani was still ardently engaged in
her attempt to obtain from the Unit
Ell States a quid pro quo for the
TIN one she lost when this govern
ment annexed the Hawaiian Islands
md made them Territory. That
attempt failed, as all of us remem-
Der, some with sincere sympathy for
the erstwhile dusky ruler of the half
perhaps, with only amusement.
Now, apparently, the former
Queen has become reconciled both ito
Der deposition and to the new order
of things in the verdant and seduct-
Ire islands where once her word was
law. In recent issue of the Homo
lulu Bulletin we read of luncheon
at which she was the nominal host.
ess and her guests the members of
The fourth Legislature of the Terri
to-" of Hawaii. The scene was her
home on beautiful Waikiki beach.
illness prevented the presence of the
deDosed Queen herself, and her hos
pitality was dispensed by prince
Cupid," otherwise Jonah Kalaniana-
ole, Territorial Delegate in Congress,
and Princess Kalanianaole. AFTER
the sharp edge of hunger had been
Gulled,' tor quote the Bulletins re-
Ecrter, who is obviously an Ameri-
can product. there was speechmak-
ing of the kind inevitable to such Oc-
casions. Speaker Holstein presided,
and A. S. Kaleiopu, w. o. Smith,
Rev. Stephen Desha, Delegate Ka-
lanianaole, and others responded to
toasts. The health of the Queen was
drunk, the work of the Legislature,
and of Delegate Kalanianaole, was
praised, and Representative Pail
delivered one of his characteristic
speeches, in which he declared that
Maui is the flower of the Territory
and he is the chief poi-eater of
Maui"
Thus the event passed into his
tory. Could anything indicate more
strikingly the satisfactory conditions
existing in the, islands, the cordial
relations between the native Hawaii
ans and the Americana who have
found new homes there, and the for
mer Queens acceptance of the situa-
ton brought about by their pres
ence, and by government as a
Territory of the United States? The
picture is so pleasing, indeed, that
we are constrained to wish similar
one could be presented in those 9TH
er insular possessions of ours which
lie in the great ocean to the West.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
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Z PASSENGERS u
{ Arrived n

From Maui ports, per stmr Claudine,
June 13.-F'rom Hama: Lau Tong, A.
j. Blackman, Mrs. Silva and children
From Kahului: Miss McGown, Miss
M. Cummings, Mrs. 10y, G. H. Berg
strom, J. w. Bergstrom, w. H. Lowen-
thai, C. M. Lovested, ]. A. Mcleod,
Mrs. Ogama and children, Mrs. R.
Hanamakai, Mrs. e. Waiwaiole. From
Lahaina w. Williams, Rev. ]. w.
Wadman Mrs. ]. Richardson, e. A.
Mott-Smith, A. Warehouse, U. G..
Schoenberg. From Keanae: Mrs. X.
Kinimaka and 103 on deck.
Per U. S. A. T. Thomas, from San
Francisco, June 12.-For Honolulu: A..
X. Lyman, Lieut.. H. A. Wrightson,
Michael Edwards, James B! Flynn,
John O'Brien, Thomas Walsh, 107 en-
listed men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
CABLE NEWS
Additional Cable News on Page I.
JAP NEWSPAPERS
TAKE SERIOUS TURN

Toxic, June 12.-The Nichi Nichi, a
leading newspaper of Japan, says the
American situation is undoubtedly
grave.
The Hochi says the stage of negotia-
ton has passed and the time for ac-
ton has arrived. It advocates COM
mercial retaliation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
SAILING TODAY.

Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai
ports, p. m.
Stmr Helene, Nelson, for Hamakua
ports, p. m.
Schr. Moi Wahine, Sam, for Homo.
ipu, o, m,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13

1.-TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT IT.

Both are wrong; about fourteen
inches is the average distance at
which perfect eyes read most easily.
Holding book or paper differently
is apt to mean eye-strain; may
mean a defect of focus or weak mus
Giles; may near grave harm later on.
"A stitch in time ves''-applica-
tion slightly changed, but you know
the import, and eyes are more i'm
portant than stitches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
DEPARTED
Wednesday, June II.

Wednesday, June IL.
Stmr w. G. Hall, Thompson, for
Kauai ports, 5 p. m.
Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, for Maui and
Molokai ports, .. m.
French S. S. Amiral Jaureguiberry,
gouan, for San Francisco and Vancou-
ver D. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
NICARAGUANS DEFEATED

San Salvador, June 12.--Nicaraguans
who plundered Sonsonata and robbed
a bank OF $4,000 were afterwards de-
feated by Salvadorians. John Mois-
SAINT, their leader, San Francisco
man, was captured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
Thursday. il

Thursday, June 10.
Stmr Claudine, Bennett, from Ka-
hului, 4:29 a. m, with 293 sacks pota-
toes, Al sacks corn, 400 sacks -four, 176
arrels empty bottles, 43 hogs, 81 pack
ages hides, 40 head cattle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
WANTS
For Want Column See Page Six
WANT ED.

A young girl to live with an old
lady and two children, aged seven
and eleven, in a mountain cot
tage during the months of July
and August. A good home and a
small salary. References desired.
Address Vacation" Waimea, Ka-
uai. 3717-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
PEABODY WILL TESTIFY

Boise, June 12.-Ex-Governor Pea
body of Colorado has arrived to testify
in the Moyer-Haywood trial
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
ANTITRUST LAW
GETS MORE VICTIMS

Portland, Or, June 12.-Twenty
more furniture dealers indicted under
the antitrust laws have pleaded guilty
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
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PASSENGERS 4
Departing i
MI m M M mi M n N 81 NJ M ~ ~ ~ nj n

Per stmr. w. G. Hall, for Kauai
ports, June 12.-Mrs. H. w. Kinney,
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Wilcox. Miss Will
FOX, Miss Quinn, A. V. Peters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
BORN

sCHAEPE-At the Kapiolani Ma
ternity Home, June ~, 1897 to
Mr.. and Mrs John Sehaene, a son,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
SAILING TOMORROW.

U. S. stmr. Thomas, Lyman, for Ma
Mia, II a. m.
Stmr. Claudine, Bennett, for Maui
ports, 5 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-13
WINE-GROWERS
CAUSING TROUBLE

Paris, June 12,-Fifty municipal gov
ernments have resigned owing to the
strike of the wine-growers.