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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
a q ut q II
non
Burton @. Stsuenfon.

ibr. Sd boffe. eS 9ebt i6r iebt better,
bd lie tpieber nit ibrer Mutter 5uiamz
men it,"
"Sbre Muttsr bat iie seboIt?" fragile
i'd.
nNatiirlid, por sebn Sagen, unb fe
fubren Suiammen fort. ,SeBt Iinb lie
pobl idon i'm id0nen 5rantreid."
Sd betraAtete an '76einenb einen
alien Sdront, fonit bate mein @eiidt
mid berratben. Wie elm glib lam
mir bic G%rtenntnib. Srau Sourbain
tonnte mir nidts peiter fa9en.
49," iaste i9 uno periudte, meie
ner Stimme einen fsiten SLANG su sez
ben. ia. ia, i'm fdDnen 5rontrei6."
rMoniteur 8etbune tpar lelbit cine
Wp6e FORT. er3ablte tie peiter, rim
Observation-Disclosures. Gr pubte
nod ni4t, Of er suriidtommen piirbe,
aber er bat Bis gum Is. besablt."
Sd nidte. r@lio morgen psrbe id
bann einaieben."
nSd0n. MonIieur. es ion alss fer
tis iein."
Ginen @usenblid fdpantte id.
Sonts id bic Photographic benubeu9
War ss nDtbis? Wie iolte i6 beren
9efib ertldren? Wubte i6 nibt f9on
olles, mas Srau Sourboin mir fasen
tonnte? Sd ipanbte mid our Srsppe.
"gaun muB i6 fort" ia9te i9. i'd
babe mod einise @eI9Gfte gu erIebiz
gen." Wir sinsen Suiammsn Bic
5reppe binunter.
Das Reitaurant fiiuts iiD NIT Gd=
iten. i9 nidte Sourbain gu unb elite
fort. Die 5liidtlinee iparen natiirs
lid NIT einem 0ampfer Der fransD1is
fden 2inie absersiIt, unb id Itiir5te
auf benz nd9ten Wes gum 2anbsplab.
Gin Sdiff tpurbe serabe fir cine
Wuslanosreiie perlaoen uno Der Ganz
bunesiteg mar nod ni6t abseiperrt.
Sin Inseite0ter aeigte mir bic G6iffsz
liiten, unb elm Slid baruuf beitdttgte
meme N%nnabme.
Bonner flag. ben 3. Mprit, 10 u6r
Morgens, mar bic .Sapcpen" na9
Sabre %obeebampft.
"aann i'd bic paHasierIiite iebena"
fraete i1.
nSeipiB. mein Serr." unb sr CAB lie
mir.
Sd ertpartete natiirliH ni6t, SrGus
lein 9ollabups Namen su %finoen. aber
id tpubte. bab elm 9urdfeber Der elite
mir niiben piirbe. sd bate mid nidt
getduidt. Cine ,5rau q. 5Oriter uno
5tpei To4tsr battsn bic aurustabinsn
436, 438. 440 senommsn. Man bate
mir bic elite Der @efsni6aft seseben.
unb neben benz Hamen Der jiingIteu
Sodter 1tanb bas Wort: franz.
Die .2otbrinssn' IGuft ibsrmorsen
aus. nidt pa9r9" fraste ih.
.Sapobl."
SIT ie beiebt?"
Rein, es 1T nod nidt bic ri4tise
R.iieaeit."
gr boIte bic eiite unb aeis::s mir.
ipsIde 2urustabinen nod fret iparen.
Sd tpablte mir cine NIT 5pei Yetten
uno be3ablte bic 9GIfte an, bamit Iie
fur mid freisebalten piirbe.
an oieiem Qbeno mar nidts mebr
gu MAIDEN, es mar faon gu ipGt ae>
rorben. Oils id ben Auai perlieb,
nvect!e i'd pl0bIid, pie miibe uno
bunsri9 i6 mar, id rief cine Droidte
uno fubr i6nuritrads mad SauIe.
Gin Dab uno 4~benbbrot erquidten
MIDI iebr, bann aiinoete ib cine pfeife
an uno IieB bic GreisniHe bes Sases
an mir ppriiberaieben.
(5ortfeturg foIgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
jrdu(ein
5oQaoag.
(Sortiesung.)

Die (eBtsn Worts tparf i6 sleidsils
ttg bin. o6ns nit Der Wimper au
9utsn. ob'Aon i6 innerli6 3%itterte. ba
ih oGss auf's Spiel eeIsbt bate.
Damn atbmete i6 auf. Sd iab, bob
i4 oas Hidtige 9etroffen uno ibren
Qrepobn beieitigt bate.
Isle tommen natiirli6 ni6t tpies
Der. ipsnisitenS fur's erIts riat." fiigte
i'd bln3u. "9espsgen brauht er bic
3immer ntht mebr. Seute lit Der a.,
i9 lam moreen einaieben."
Sic tauIAtsn einen Bid aus unb
Srau Souroaia ftano aui.
rShon, Wonlieur," fuete iie, rpots
len Sic ii4 bas 3immer anisben.
bite"
S6 eina NIT ibr bic Srepps binaui,
gang ihpiaoetis BON oieiem 0liidss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

.S,no Die Cent?, INNER rt~:it.cHtn2.
e.;ii. Sic ofirs.s cine Sbir unb
itsd:. cine GasfIanme on her Manb
on.
Sd bin iiberseuat. tas Simmer
piro Shren e~efalen." iaets lie. Sic
feben, ss 1T isbr eroB unc iebr bebass
lid"
Ga mar in Der Stat serGumis unb
bIhfd eingeridtst 9as. Yett itanb
in elmer Qrt Nl!cpsn. uro robinter
mar cine @abeItuhe - Elm u%nerlrartez
ter Gurus. girss oher fiel mir auf:
Eie 5eniter parsn nit i9persn 2Gs
ben ueriehen. bic innen rsrrommslt
parer. Die Gifenitdbs tparen aubers
benz nod NIT Shl0Hern befeitiet.
sd muB aber frlIde 2uft baben,"
bemsrtte id, uiino bic Seniter INNER
peridloKen?"
sic sDserts einsn @ugenblid.
nSebsn sic, MonIieur, es lit 70: Mons
iieur 9etbuz bat RE S4loIer ieIbIt
angebra4t. benin er fir6tste, bab feline
S9peiter binausiprireen piiroe aui
ben Sof. Der ~eepfloitert 1T. unb aui
benz lie ibren 2ob %gsfunben bate. On
manden Sdgen NOR iie idlimm. bic
alrme. Sd mar frob, als Ile fortse.
bradt tpuroe, fie bate mid gang ner.
oOs gemadt. Sd perbs mor9en fritz
bic Jeniter 0ffnsn unb oroentIi4 Iifs
ten."
n0as 1T alles. mas nOtbig it," Iuste
ia nadldiiis.
Sd fiiblte, bob ih auf elmer neuen
Spur mar. obne i'm ~seringiten gu
abnsn, robin Ie fiibren ipiirbs.
mWie bod 1T bic Wietbe?" fra9te id.
rl3ebn Dollars bic Node" enteess
nete lie. mid idarf muiternb.
sd pubte natirlih. bah es bel gu
bod par unb bab id MIDI ni6t als
reid aufipielen ourfte. 10 aOserte i'd
ab3ui@lieben.
.9as 1T Elm bishsn pisl." faste id
langlam. .boben Sic ni6t Elm etpas
biuiseres 3immer. Jrau S%ourbuin?"
r0ies 1T oos ein5ise. bas jest leer
1T, Moniieur," periiherte tie.
Sd brsbte mid nit einem ,leinsn
Seuf3er CUR Sbir.
sic periteben nidt. MonIieur," Be-
elite ie ii6 gu fassn. der preis
faliebt bas 5riibitiid ein."
Limb MittaseKen?"
sic f4pantte unb mu 1terte mid
tpiebsr.
.Nsnn sic nod einen Dollar aus
lesen, ioa bas MittaseHen nit eing.s
re6net fem"
nQbeemcat. Srau S%curbain," rief
id, i'd lperoe Sbnen cine Wode por>
aus bs3ablen" = id gas ibr bas Gelb
- mir Iiifter Sic mir bas 3immer
sriinblid. es lift cine ftidise 2uft bier.
- aber natiirlid mubte getbune baz
fir iorgen. bob feline Sdpeiter iid
nihts antbun tonnte."
.Sa,~ ntdts iie. bas Gelb nit einem
sierisen Bid in cine Yorie ftsdtnb.
nSSa. iie purbe gang plObli4 10 trant.
Sad Der Mbreiie ibrer Mutter. fpifen
Sie?"
sd nidte nahberfli9.
.Wls Iie Dor feds Woden ontam.
einG es ibr 9ans gut. Damn bate ibre
Mutter irgeno cine Steuune aneenom.
men unb sins fort. Sic bat ibr 3ims
mer feitoem ni9t berldHen. fonbern
gang itin baseieTsn unb sepeint. ober
ie ~riittelte on Jbiren unb Benitern.
Sbr Bruocr par untr6itfid = er bufs
bette nismano I'm iis. er aqein mar bei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
9agen>s
fSuliSS-.
Mrs. @~iusIp,u's Goothina Snrup

tptrb. felt Z Jer tant xnt .iedhs3ts Satren. bon
S5eiatsaes bon gaattssn h5r 2bre at.ssr tet,ns
Issutiet has atnb, eFseidt ben ganmen' ts.
f@wtdttet aae ednaer3ea; tnrtrt AtnslsIts nns
1T has Bette 9RitteI fiji 9iarrt0e. Bon Npo'
aetpi6 uno berInnat : Mrs. WirsIov's Socttinq
Gprup@ nnb nspuit feline anbe,e ecrte. Gint.
unb 5ipdn5te geutS bic 0Idfmt Inter BEN
NdtrfnitteL unb 9goeuensQefet bon 80. Stunt
1908 anrdnftrt. gerteT.gumuner 1905. 0f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
1891. Melenes GtaDlHemsnt. 1891.
Marglano Gbattel Qpan MHoeiatiun.
sIbert ginme. ium, @ef9dftstabrer.

V0"IbtttsWfUdub6,
eeeeniiber benz @eri1tsaebdube.
8immer 900, 231 lnb 233 e. Stodberf).
9arIeben bon $40 bis $500 auf WJ.
bel. Yianos etc, obne gntfernune berfeIben.
Se5ebfi6e Staten. &eire Wu6eret.
Wsb. 1bone gonrtl. 1856. 9: & g. Ct. gduI
1860. (Hop9, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

vie, meldhe Oelb sebrnnden, fpreMen liter
uor. @nleibeu auf SaIire, Wl1beI uro @runb'
MsibnSrml "a Wsri,aTt anss sts,ms s0 %n
100. Vprt.1 acn.S trabe. (274-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Baltimore Marft6cridjte.

9altimore,1 If. Sftober 1907.
McbI. - 3uilibr 10,05S Soller.
einihlieBlid 1916 Sdiier SIT 2ocult.
Epint, 1915 S1iier 81 Canton uno
- SGiier 81 BORT Gopington. Gie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

9ei elmer Goaiiion 3piihen 5tpei
Sradt5iigen Der @ranb 1runf. 2inie
bel gellepiQe, Canada, lit @illie
&einbarbt bon Buffalo, melber fir
Is Mennpferoe in einem oerWageons
81 iorgen bate, eetootet moroen ltnb
Der Steeplefaie Heiter erneft
8roper BON Toronto purbe iftper
perlebt.
Sn Gpanspille, Sn6., baben
Giiengieber einen Strife inicenirt.
neil in ben oortigen flint Sfengie.
Bereien Der 8enub BON Bier nab.
reno Ser Wittagspauie perboten iuor.
ben mar.
9ei ser 3eugen. 8erneG f.
mung. .8arum meinen Sic
benn 10, 3raulein2" = res lit bait
gar 10 arg, 10 Dor aaer @elt ieine
Iiisiagen MAIDEN gu miiiien!" =
Isle aft limb Sie?" = (Shluf,5t
nohsdrger): 80, 0 = piernnoreibig
Sabre!" - so, iett b~eruGigen Sic
iid aber; bas Sdymerite bahen Sic
idon lberItanoen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

iauot bon Den Glepatoren 1850; Gle.
potoren-@orrotb 93,137 9uihel. Ser.
fdllfe: 5000 Yuidcl ,Somlor, 65;
/ @o9aon Stcamcr 9elber, 721@;
5000 Sabr, 66A; 5000 Sebrllor,
GAY; 10000 Somlar, 64M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Werlanat:

Sauihloier. = Waui1loiier fir e~iierre 1rep'
pen, 8eldnoer, Observation-Disclosures uno ors
ilamentaIe 9iienn rbeit; ebenfaus. fir @nbeiten'
rii1a, ftetiae slrbeit.) 3u aoreiiirer: She =.
edreiber { souS &c., Cincinnati, Sbtu.
(Sft2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

ihcl; gerionot bon ben G%lepatoren
51,947 9uibel; Glepntoren @Orratb
774,S67 guidel. GcrfGufe: 1000 gll.
idel SIR, = rotber meitlifer Sftober,
113; 5000 Oe5ember, 1i0M; 10000
DO, HOE; 1000 Noucmber, 109;
4 @oggons Steamer Nr. 3 rotber
meitlid)er Spot, 1914; 1 90. Nr. 9
rotber meltlider Spot, 112.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Gcrlangt i'm Mu0emeiBen.
Npit umo 4pais

SOFT uuo 2pgis:
Gin intenisentcr iunaer Diarn finoet cute
8aluin.Muenur MaperIp, yori.Ruao.
(2S5-G)
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Sn %bcrfanfcn.

gu uerfaufcn:
Gin q Hr. 1 ngslei9sltifder. Mtdn aoreis
fire: %. So" r1eutidcr Gorreipunoent."
(2S4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
WcrlauQt.

aeiieIfdymieee, @ifenbabnssrbeit. auBerbaIb
Der Staot; ireie 9oaro uno 8ei6roerung; Acc.
bro Stinoe. gSub6uiragen I'M rSptel 9ermann,"
graft. uub Gutaw.S traRc. (279-S5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Gin outer S6neioer, nm bet'it Sutbretoel
5l belfen lno 9nf1elarbeit 81 tbllll IN elmer
Gtaot in gSeitsSir9inien. 9ta65ufra9en bel
8. Subner & Co., 1r. 3t5, @eit.Saitimpre'str
(2S3-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

" IT. OHTHUI f-oo OHTuJVF,
ans Den GleDotoren 55nrildge5ogcn
1915 9uihel; elepatoren . 8orrotb
247,665 Wuifel. Wag9on meiBer 3
ihperer, 1914; | 90. 90. mitlerer,
55H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
GeIb an berleibeu.

Mnleibcn auf M6bel nnb dnbcre
Gtdjerbeften
fhr 8 Bro5ent senau nod benz neuen 0efets.
@and ~pribatint. Saihter, Nr. 21O. Dit.2erias.
tun.etraRe, ,Bnnfantsgui!5ine."
5n ber Office wirb Teutfd seprpben.
(Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Su berYduHen:
Cots Is sSib s Sou bsii 200 5us;' Sssi SeSisrts;
beforIrf; iebe moSerne @eauemiiniett.
sr. 115, III, 119 etc., prb.HatuIent'Str.
biptf&en Sairmount.stpenue lnb Sapette.Str.,
loon ~beiorirt: iebe moberne geauemIt&ieit;
snetft1dtae 6dufer. Chm arb Z. Gtsr6, an Ert
sab eteie. ober gr. SO, Ouutter.Sntlbtng,
81 ucrfnnfen:
Cine Sarm IN @oaIon, iiabe Dem rHeldh'
Soufe" an Der %. & 8. 0ahn," 90 Ider Grob:
reitIitb Cbit lirb autes Wafer: Cottage nit II.
8immern. Stan etc. Ma65ufra9en bel Soln
8, 2nb,uts, Tr. 300, waarplanb 1elenbon.@e'
6dube. (264-28S,ia.I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

GtelegciudI:
Gin Wlnun fubt Stelfe ais Collector ober
SSdbier. Wian abreiiire; "e. 2f5," y5entiher
Correspondent" (2S3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

StcilegcinuI:
Gin beuti6er ili1eer Itnrn tn9t ir9eno lpel'
dc @eib1itialng nab . llbr Ibenos. Moreie:
~. A." ,Eeutiher Gurrcippnoent."
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Ht 0crfnnffn:
@eeen guur annbitnft unh Elm $4,000 lpers
Ties Eager eines etabIirtenS 6lt lttfpaarens2aoe1s
in Weif.@altimore. Sine alsge3eibiiete ScIes
eenbeii fir 2eute, bic Elm @efd,dft u%nfanoen ipols
len. stbreiie: rs. So" .Gcutihcr 6prreipon.
bent" (2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Gerlaugt WtGnner ,nS &naben.
Yerlangt,


VttluhHt.
Sipei Srna mentals9iien Siniibers criier alais
fe, ioipie ein Srobidmichspelfer eriter &lulle.
Ylan a%oreiiire: Is. u. Sdlnciocr's Cons, Nr.
212, IL. straRe, Nurbweit, @aibingtpn, .. &.
(2S4-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Steaensciudc
Steaegcfudl:

Stcliegciud,:
Gin @robs9dder iubt Stele ais 5peite @ano
ODER Sfennrbeit. 9tad6ufrugen in 9r. 101,
SRo.9pnb. StraBe. t2S5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

9erfdufe amf Der Yaltimorer Gffet.
ten.9orie.
FIRST CALL.
1000 2seftern MarpIano 4er ........... IS
800 ilto. 5apS. 5nnoina Ser. ......... TIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
NGbdea.

5lii6 fpribt, fir
he @allsaruelt III
l.; Heieren5eu CT
} Gaiuert-S trasc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

en- pcrfanfcn:
Cine autgcbenbe 8lderei. 9tah6ufraseii IN
Der Eifiec hes ,Eeutifen Gorreiponoenten."
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Gu uermtetneu:
uuS 8eraIiba. 5000 Plo6, pdri-SeiahtSsMoe.
Gas unb eIeftriftes 2i&t. 2dnpfbei5ulg.
g9dfGeret. Hnfenpldbe etc.
3. Srptns German,
Office, 202. 2atp.8lba. 3700 Barf-8etgbfs'Noe.
(Sunt30, 1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

lie 9usliib ipribt,
lelieII. gtaOJuttus
II Gdc Der 10.
(2S4-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Gin @elesenbeiteiant
9ute Slrm urb Santpfriible. 5pei Wletlet
bon her geIair,foao. Ga. 81 elder autes lalto
init alien notbieen Sebduoen, fir MIR $4,000.
.M,ub fdneu ~beriauft iperben. gtdberes. BET 8.
Rabenbppp, Wr. Ill, acknowledgements. Val'
tinpre, Mb. (Sept15,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Cine quite equalization.
Gin prabtpcIeS Sdu5 nit 9ro6efi Gnrten,
115k BEL 1877 SUB. Snt ~ arobe 3tnnter.
auteIi Seller, GentraIsSei8uns. 9aoeSimnler u.
I. 10. fopie 8eranoe: ierner 2 Stdle uno IT
Der Sidbfaren3e, 2 Bod bon StraBenbabn.
Vreis mir $4,000. @iro nit iebem Sabr perib'
boiler fir gnuapede. gdberes bel 8. gaoen.
bnup, Rr. Ill, Worb'GtarteS. straRe. gaitt'
more, Wb. (Sept1 .1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

Seuttge SdluBrate:
@eiber Wr. 2 iflperer.. SO SO
@eiber Rr. 2 leidter -. 56R-57H
@eiBer Nr. 3 idtuerer. 56A-57
WeiBer Nr. 3 mittlerer. 30 -56
@eiBer GER. 3 lei6ter.. 53R-54
WeiBer Nr. A. ........ SO SO
8emiidter Ger. 2....... 81 -54R
@emiibter Nr. 3....... 53 -53i2
8emiidter Nr. 4....... 51R-52
Noggen. 3ufllbr 1902 Vn.
libel. aus Den Glepdtoren 5uriidge5o.
gen 944 9uifel; Glepotorenoorrotb
1864 9uifel.
Seutige SbluBrote:
Nr. 3 iueitlid)er Toggen 81 -9S
Nr. 9 8oggen. 81 IS
Nr. 3 ipeitliher Hoggen so SO
Nr. 4 iueitliber &oggen 80 81
IN SGdeu. so -SS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
,Hn permietben.

gu ucrmietben:
Wt6blirte Simmer an 0erren, nit ooer obfe
Soft. Nab5niragen in Wr. 429, 5urrcft.S Ctr.
(2S5-9S)
Gu Uermietbeu:
SuS SSu6nbuus 9ir. 925, Yelniplo1iiasIoe. q;
ollie mooerneu decentralization; patieno fir cine
arobe SanliIie; fam ana in 5ipei Stats getbeilt
iueroen. gtad5iirager an Srt nno Stene.
(2S4-5)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-26
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.


For Naianae, WaiaIua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1870 D. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Btations-t7:30 a. m, *9:15 a. m, FL :05
O. M, *2,15 p. m, 1920 p. m, 1913 p.
m, 1880 p. m, til p. N.
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a. IN. and 1918
?. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
slua and Waianae-*8:36 a. m. 5:31
.. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. M, 1886 a. m,
s10:38 a. M, lao p. m, *4:31 p. m,
s5:31 p. m, *7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and *5:31 p. m.
sDaily. Elk. Sunday. Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a twe-hour
train (only frst-elass tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:22
o. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
st 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
ut Pearl City and Waianae.
g. P. DENIsON, F. C. SMITH,
Supt. G.P.&T.A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-26

1 taxes out IHOIucut-bue marc
through the cabinet room. through the
side door, out to the front of the
White House offices-but in the transit
they have taken the Presidents hand.
heard him say how glad he is to see
them, and are able TO say they have
met the President Of the United
States.
A READING PRESIDENT.
The President is doing much reading
these days. He keeps up with all cur
rent literature and always has a book
or magazine at hand that he can take
up in a leisure moment. On his rail-
road trips away from Washington he
always reads much of the time en-
route. 1t is surprising to his friends
how he reads as much as he does and
remembers as much of il as he does.
He reads more thoroughly than most
persons, for not only does he read care
fully, but in very many instances he
knows the authors personally and he
makes it a rule to extend his literary
acquaintances constantly. Furthermore,
he has numerous friends upon whom he
depends for information about develop
HleI-lS anu BOSSiP liA AhC VI OOOhA1s
They suggest to him interesting books
that he ought to read, discuss with him
questions raised in those publications,
and present to him the various aspects
of many publications. He conducts
quite an extensive correspondence with
literary people and probably is as well
informed about books generally as any
man in the United States. His callers
are rarely able to mention an instruc-
tive book or a particularly brilliant
description or entertaining paragraph
that he has not read and can not dis
cuss intelligently.
The President has been an omnivor-
Gus reader all his mature life and his
interest in books since he entered the
White house is therefore nothing new.
But the surprising thing about his
reading is that he has extended rather
than curtailed it since he became Pres
ident And he has also found time to
write considerable purely literary mat
ter. including several magazine arti-
cles.
During the summer he takes numbers
of books with him to oyster Bay and
is constantly receiving accessions from
friends and others. He reads with
great rapidity. probably as rapidly as
does Assistant Librarian Ainsworth r
Spofford of the Congressional library.
who has long been regarded as a won
der in that line. Mr.. Spofford reads
page at a few glances and is able tn
tell its contents. The President has
similar capacity for devouring a page
without going through it sentence by
sentence.
Besides his own literary writings. he
has inspired numerous magazine ar
ticles BY others. A recent instance was
the magazine article about "'Iature
Taxing" which provoked the spirited
with Rev. william J. Long.
a writer on animal topics a Washing
ton correspondent. Mr.. Edward y.
Clark. of the Chicago Evening Post.
formerly an army officer. wrote the
article attacking Mr.. Long. after the
President had virtually dictated what
he thought ought 20 be said. He was
summoned 10 the White House two or
three times before the article was en-
tirely to the Presidents liking and be-
fore the interview which the President
gave on the subject was whipped into
shape.
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date may take up but a few moments
of the Presidents time all of them to-
gether take up a lot of time. A good
many Federal appointments are made
in the departments without being
brought to the Presidents attention and
it is the opinion of good judges that
more Federal appointments should be
made in the same way, but the diff
Guilty is that all appointments which
have to be confirmed by the Senate
must be made by the President and
the number of presidential postmasters
grows larger year by year. The ma
chinery of the department of justice,
for instance, has increased enormously
during the Roosevelt administration
and during the new activity in the
prosecution of trusts. Many additional
| judicial and law offices have been
created, which adds materially to the
duties of picking men who are well
qualified.
The situation might be amplified in
many of the departments, showing
what an increase in the governments
civil army there has been. With s1ch
a host Of tens of thousands, and even
hundreds of thousands, Of employees,
vacancies are constantly occurring.
the subject of complaints and charges
which have to be investigated. In the
old days charges of inefficiency or
malfeasance were sometimes suppress
ed, but in recent years the practise
has been to investigate all these COM
plants that seem to have the slightest
foundation. This takes time and very
often the papers go up to the Presi-
TT
ments and promotions in the army and
navy are the subject of more or less
rivalry and require the Presidents at
tention.
BESIEGED BY TOURISTS.
The rush of tourists at the Presi-
dents office has set in again with force.
All the visitors to Washington, with
comparatively few exceptions, want to
see the President. The throng of late
has been large because numerous con-
ventions and meetings of associations
have been in session here. The Presf-
dent arranges to give most of these
convention visitors a reception. Some
times the beribboned procession assem-
bles in the east room of the White
House, where the members are pre-
scented to him, get a handshake and
pleasant remark and go back home
with an agreeable remembrance of the
chief executive. If the delegations are
small. the reception is sometimes In
the White House offices. But there are
also the detached tourists, a large por-
ton of whom this year seem to be
women. They gather in the ante-room
to the White House offices every fore !
noon, when the President is in town, |
and await the noon hour. At that time
or soon thereafter the big door with |
clear glass panel opening into the little 1
office of Doorkeeper Loefler swings
back. The door that opens from his
office into the cabinet room also swings
back, the President steps forward from
the room adjoining the cabinet ROOM
through wide folding doors, and stands /
ready to receive the tourists.
The scene is interesting. 1t is al
ways practically the same, but the deep 4
concern of the visitors is ever an en-
tertaining study. They have been lined
up by the ushers in single file at the
proper moment and move in with ex-
pectancy written on their faces. 1t
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Honolulu Gas company has reduced
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thousand feet.
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