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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
TWO PAY DAYS
PER MONTH
Supervisors Think That
Enoughs.for Road
Workers.

To pay or not to pay the road labor
ers once a week was the question at o
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
last evening. Tom Cummins, "boss
of the road in the absence of Sam
Johnson with the Shriners at Los An
geles, was present and told the four
members there. Hustace, Dwight, Har-
vey and Fern, all about the method Of
payment now in vogue, seni-month1y.
The matter was carefully sifted and
the conclusion reached that twice q
month was the better system, Hustace
advising to leave well enough alone. 1t
was also decided that if the men could
not call for their pay by o'clock Sat-
afternoons, when it was pay day, they
would have to wait.
Tt appears that on pay days the Ia
borers spend so much time putting On
their best C1OIneS ana SIldtluS lIIdL tilcy
keep Cummins waiting.
when you pay them by the day or
the week said Cummins, they have
Just pocket money enough to get down
to the saloon or the fishmarket and the
family gets little or nothing; when
they get paid by the month the labor
ers do manage to get some money TO
their families although the bill col
lectors hang around-sometimes they
can avoid the bill collectors by getting
out a back door and handing the money
to their waiting wives. My experience
is that man is broke just as soon,
whether he is paid by the day or the
month. If he is paid by the day, the
next day he is busted
Dwight wanted to know if the cou 11y
got its money only at the end of the
Continued on Page Seven)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
FIGHTER MADE
TROUBLE HERE

Mclean, the former manager OF
Johnson, the colored pugilist, went to
the police station while the Sonoma
from Sydney for San Francisco was in
port and complained that Johnson had
threatened his life with a revolver. He
asked for police protection.
Detective Leal went down to the
steamer with the scared pug-manager
and delivered him over to the captain
for protection.
As the Sonoma was slipping out into
the channel Mclean and johnson were
having a contest OF Jaw, so that Cap
tain TrasK was likely to have his hands
full before the land was lost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03

He Knows Nothing of an Agree
ment to Sign the License
Money Bill.

t'I am probably more surprised than
anyone else,'' Governor Carter said
yesterday, "at the intin1ation that
there was any promise, or indication
of an agreement, on my part, with any
member of the Legislature to sign any
bill other than that which I stated in
my message on the original leper bill,
which l was advised abolished all seq
regation except that which was vol
untary.
''As I understand the law the Legis-
Iature is not supposed to act on a veto
as the common phrase has it-but
to reconsider a bill that has been
vetoed and to do so forthwith. There
is nothing in the Organic Act to au-
thorize the Legislature to defer action
on a veto, thus making it possible to
hold over vetoed bills to the last days
of the session and then play politics
with the Governor. I decline to play
politics with the Legislature. I under
stand the Legislature consists OF three
divisions-the Senate, the House and
the Governor.
'T should be glad to have this ques-
ton of holding up bills so into the
courts for settlement. It Is not be-
cause I was opposed to the Senate or
TO the House that 7 did not sign the
license money bill, but because think
it a sound thing to have this question
of legislative powers adjudicated.
had no understanding that I am aware
of with the House.
by the apportionment of revenue IN
the County Act one-half of the revenue
was distributed among the counties IN
accordance With their respective
wealth as shown by their taxation. For
Oahu that included the income tax
paid here of corporations having their
property in other counties.
cit appeared to the other counties as
If they were not getting their just dues
from the fact that the income taxes
from their jurisdictions We're paid into /
Oahu. Thus there arose a contention
between the counties in which the Ter
ritory was not interested, and this re-
suited in a bill which went through
Oahu surrendered the revenue
from the income Of other counties.
"Then to make good Oahu's loss they
to take it out Of the Terri
tory"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03

The session of the Legislature which
closed at midnight on Wednesday was
prolific of bills, no less than 140 having
been signed by the Governor. The Sen
ate, while frequently charged by the
House members with adopting dil2tory
methods and holding back bills which
deserved more prompt attention, il
troduced for that branch III bills, cen
sidered 81 resolutions heard 231 re
ports from standing committees and Il
from special committees. Considered
heads of departments, II petitions,
Senate joint resolutions, concurrent
resolutions and % conference commit
tee reports The Governor sent in ~
messages which were read and acted
upon. This was not bad bit of work
for the sixty days The bills signed by
the Governor were:
Act 1.-Making special appropriation
for the expenses of members of Con
y At0S w uO VIII WISH IIdNdlE upon tiit
invitation of the Delegate. $4,000.
Act Am Act to appropriate money
for the purpose of defraying the ex-
penses of the session of the House of
Representatives the sum of 100000.
Act 3.-An Act to appropriate money
for the purpose of defraying expense
of the regular session of the Senate.
$40, 900.
Act 4.-Relating f. to the Board of
and Forestry
Act 5.-For the encouragement of
diversified industries.
Act 6.-To amend the Revised Laws |
relating to elections.
Act 7.-Relating to the crime of
burglary.
Act 8.-Amending certain sections .
Of Act SO, the County Act, of the Re
vised Laws of 1905.
Act 9.-Making additional appropria-
lions for departmental uses.
Act 10.-To provide for fire depart
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO May 2-Jddge s
A.
of today.
FRANCISCO
o o
May spanish
orente have rescued.
PETERSBURG, 2The be
entire
FRANCISCO, 2Abe a
o anothe n
2Eleven bodies
explosion
FRANCISCO, 2The Union Rdon
strike yc
2-Captain Mackln
him
the lot of neg Brownsville
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
ST. LOUIS PAPERS SHUT DOWN.

ST LOUIS May 3The newspapers suspending pub
lication owing a strike of pressnen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
IRooUo1s DUE TOMORROW.

The T.. 8. s. Iroduols, Captain Car
ter. eight days out of san Francisco
yesterday, IS expected 20 make this
port tomorrow. She has been over
hauled, undergoing the first thorough
treatment OF this nature since coming
on this station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
KUMER|C LEAVES WITH
OVER 1000 PORTUGUESE
FOR OUR PLANTATIONS
San Francisco Strikes--Young Miner
Loses Wife---Mc CIeIIan's Statue
Unveiled in New York.
ASSOCIATED Press oableRrams.)

FUNcHAL, May 3-The has sailed for Ho-
nolulu with 1850 immigrants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
". PORTER BOYD
CONSUL GENERAL

1t = reported In Honolulu that w.
Porter Boyd has been appointed Con-
sui General Of the United States at
Shanghai. in place Of W. W. RockhIll.
This would not be strange, but IN the
line OF deserved promotion. as Mr..
Boyd was Vice Consul General here.
under Consul General Haywood. before
annexation and has been in the regular
consular service for many years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
THE STRIKE EPIDEMIC
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO May s--Negotaons between the carmen
and the railroads and strike vote will be taken Sat,
urday.
The telephone operators have declared strike
today. 1t will involve girls
Prospects of settlement are favor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
A STATUE TO MCCLELLAN.

NEW YORK, May "a o General George b. Mcce-
Ian unveiled in this city yesterday President Roosevelt made
address
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
MINER LOSES RICH WIFE.

NEW YORK May 3.-Mzner and his wife, formerly Mrs
Yerkes, have divorced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-03
MEXICO ON THE WATCH.

CITY OF MEXICO May s-The Government dispatching
troops Guatemaan frontier
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

9erfmutters RDfenfrdna
rsuHi5erne aette uno 6|rucifiI.
NIT &dfden. Sir @rltommunitaus
ter un0 grauileuie 5efonoers paHeno.
Sin ioli0ss melting Grea8
nit ieinsr 6brifa5s 6isur, FeiH iadiri,
u 3on 5od.
SDRltn'B 6dn66u6 oea
nj Bli6en uRo Sal 4eHats
Iagotr 0eti. us6sr 440 Ssiten
tart uno enibdtt gsisslifs 9sitim'
munger, 6oniniats. Bins uuo aHoert
1a5eIen, Recspte, poI5deBe, eanos
gdrten etc.
Die .Qdtrs un6 @otttns
ban 3ettars". sri6tint p56ent'
Iih opn IL BIS 20 Setter tart una 1T
anertannt zines oer 5sfteH ~lanopigtls
H 1filittn 8ldtter.
@e6et5Haer, gt5Beren uno
twleintrn 6ormats, fir Grna6s
iene umo Ginosr; in 2sosreiHbano oosy
usiBer GenuloiosD e6s uno NIT ges
p66n,i6tm oosr sro6sm Drad.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

@eorQia. - Wit borgeboltsnen
R~eoolpsrn orangen 8 mdnner in bic
QOrians gont, mitten i'm 6auplss
ThGftstheil BON Qorian, 6lorpfors
mirten ben gaiiirsr, rdu6ten 0as
8antaepDlbe aus aub enttamen unses
binoert. - Tarh cine 1bHomitsGrs
ploFon in einsm 5rahtpaggon BEL
@tldnto, paroen 2 Neger sst6os
tet, elmer t0otli6 unb mebrsre an0ers
Ihner Der&bt. - Sn 6artpeIi
erftoB Z. 9ance Snop Isinen 8ruber
i'm STREET. Dir Snops5amilis 1T
bic promiRentsIe IN @ountb.
5abs GaroliRa. - Sn q ps
berrp Tino % Dobnbduier. 10 Cd
ben uno 2 airtsu a5sebrannt. 5n
8offneb Daroe Der 0eiBe 5bos.
5arris, Elm frG6srsr 9aptiitenpreois
ger. pegen zines 9aubmoroes sshdust.
Qpr0s Carolina Uit eis
mem gsrluit oon "a. 100000 nuroe
Der @eI6df.sthsil BON Glt3a5eib
Gitp oar6 5saer 5erit0rt,
Nef gtrginia. Rabe
= airmount colioirts Elm gerios
nen3ug nit eiaem 5radi3uge. nobel
6eios 3d5s groBsnibeiIs 8srtrimmert,
nunOer6arer 0tiie o5sr nur Elm
grsmfer idper NrlsBt nurbs. Sn
9oncerote tob mortin 5rent
so Sabre alt, in raienDer GifsrIudt
feine 6eoeuien6 j1u9sre Satin nitoer.
ipoltete i6r oauH nit ERR Qri ben
G6dcsl uno ourtitniit ii9 oarouf
iel5i bic 9t9le.
Eennefits- gu Msmpbig
brannie bic sroBs 4nlass osr aglsms
pbis furniture Mnfg. 60" Hisoer.
9srluit S125,000.
Ohio. 3n einsm prd6tigen
5sim sci gineinnati erI6ob iid
oer miuionenrsits nSsifenionig" %.
u. groetor, Der ieit BEN 5ooe ieiner
Gaitin (Dor 4 9d6rsn) itmermatbis
mar. - 6rso. 5 5mmsl. frabsr Mits
5liso bts hdbtiI fen Siher5eiigouss
lhuFeg uno QnDalt 5rontlin 3u6s
rett nur0sn in 6 oIumbus ougs=
slast an .groft4 pcn jsosm Der Staot
gelisfsrien JaB Cement 5 Gents als
gsItshuns trbaltsn 81 aa5sH. 6.
81. ainnairo. gstrisbsleittr bsr grps
tai See 60. unp Um. ). pollen oon
Der 5roasIiR See 60. in Golums
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Su6fi6e 2la6ri6ten.

bag 6unoamsnt bsrsits fsrtissefsut
1T, piro oas nsue @otissaans nab feiz
Her gonsnoHns >eiusn 0eIib pon ca.
$4,000 rsprdientiTeH.
5fonr 6alIs. 2. Eaf. ~ Der
5e4n'ts 81. 9iT@of G'gormdR pirs
ssssn Mitte Iai DpR isiHsr 8omrsiis
3uriderparsst.
MpRterenu. 9osQngsIe5.
Gal. II I'm 26. MGy3 lit Rsp. lint
.. ll5ah asetor osr q. SoIspb'sz
9emeiHOs in Sun 3ieso seitprbsH.
Rem Orleans, Ga. - Sn Der
EatbeOr0ls 0abier Miro am "a. bis.
bic feierIihe Sn5lititur Oes hodn'fen
6rH- Gr55iidefs 9lsus nit Sem gals
lium ftuttfinom. Der 1oap'ft OF.
gr5bitof Gleuuon pon ct. 9puig
Dfro bic 5eitpreoist 5alieH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
@erape ans!

Denn sic piuihsn. elm aeptHes 3isl
81 errsidsu, 10 miiFen Sie oeriu6sn,
obne umpese gu csmieI6ea 3u gelanz
aen. 6d6tn sic nur oieien einen 3Ded
i'm 4uge uno ihenfen Sie oemIelben
ibre ungstbsiIts Qufmertiamteit. 0euu
sic elm lr0nies Srgdu i6rss 3Drpers
beilen nolsn, 10 fpGben Sic Elm 6eils
mittel, nslhes Direct duf oasfelbe eins
Dirtt. Die Grfabung Qnosrer nirO
bierin isbr oft fir sic Don er0Btem
Wertbe Iein. Gs lit ibsr alen 3peiFsI
erpieTsn, ooB in a~runtbeitsn Ser 9ers
oauungsprgane Irinsr's Qmsritan
Glirir Of Bitter 0ine bas einsiss Wits
tel lit, pelhe5 cine oirecte Wirfana
auf oieielben BAT. @r lit aus 5itseren
arGutsrn 3uIdmmen5eieBt, oereu 0irs
flung auf ben Ma5en ieit 5abrbunoers
ten bstannt lit. uuo aug e6iem Dein,
Delhsr auF oas aau5t S1item adrisno
einpirtt. Gs 1T Oo6sr 6elisns All ems
pfebisn gegea t6rperlife SHD16e,
Qppetitlofstsi.. llnt6dtisisit ees Ras
gems uno Der giugepsioe, ee9en llns
0erooutittsit, gsrtopfung, Mattigs
felt, 9lettiuft, unreiHs 9sIihtsfar6s
nno anbsre 8rantHiten, bic BON eli
ner STRUNG Ots 9eroauuussfbTems
berribrsn. Sn Qpoibetsu. Sol. 5ris
ner, 30. 799 9. Qi5lauo Q1e., G6is
cago, IN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
~

u z ! y : y u = = 3 $50 = = =
QerbrehRn teben in inniger 8es
siebuns nit chamber. ME man pieosr
am 9siipisls 5rantreih's Febt. Dds
9eiipiel Der Saco5insr= 3seieruRs. eer
tatboliIfen 4irde ibre rehtmdBises
@i3eut3um gu rautsn uH0 bic 8lDier
ous5upllnosrn, fiReet in 6rantreid
DoH oeri6ieeenen 3du6erbanesn ioOia
4aGa6mung. oab zen Bourgeois 5alo
Die 9aare 81 8srss itsben un0 IL an
mdbits nm ibre eigenen Gahen banse
rer0en. Nus 9sbatteH, bic in Der
frdn3ohfhen &dmmer ge1dlien purs
cen. se5t berpor, O0B in Fem nit Der
rein etbiifen @r3iebun9 in Der
SauIs", ;. I. nit io5en. nMoral o6ne
ReIigicH" gelegneten 6ranirein pom
J.. San. D. S. Bis gum lebten Sage oes
5e6ruar. ALTO in SO So9en in 9aris
auein IS moroe uub MorOberiube be=
sdngsn Duroen Der sepiB nid)t re-
gierun9sfeinoIi6e .Semps" ftris6
oissbs3isli6: ,Sn 9aris lit Die 9oIis
SET niht mebr %imfanOe, ben Qtisnias
ten oer einSelnen 9er6re6er ~tntse0ens
3utretsn. Die .4padsr" 9~reifen e5ens
iogut eiRfode Qr6eiter, bic nRr cine
unbeosatenbe Summe Sci Th trasen.
an, ME rsidere Qerfpnen. I'm elm
Gitts piro gu 8aris getootst. Der
8reis 0es materislen 9e6eRa nimmt
81, bod Der greis zines Menihenlss
bens nimmt db. IS tommt Iogar Dor,
oaB Der Moro pie Elm einfafer sport
6ttrie5en niro." SIN uorigen Sabre
purosn in garis niht peui9er ais 43
Observation-Disclosures ftper Dsrs
ipunOet uno Don ben 5000 goli3iten
tbeilten 400 oosiel6e Qoog in Ter Quss
fu6ruR9 ibrer gflitteu. Sin Q6ges
croHeter aug paris. M. BERN, foets
in Der 8ammer; gQm 6eIen Gage pers
Den bic poli3iiteu dngefalsn. Sine
groBe 3dbl oerfelbsn lit ~perpuR0st.
Die 9erbreher i6cnen nitt einmdl BIZ,
8in0er: Elm 5p0lfjdbrigeg Mdoten
purne beraubt uno ourh Mefsrlti6e
oerpunoet. 5n bier 9agsn BAT man
3D0lf 9duier gepliinoert."
Q5er ni6t 5lOB in goris psrbreitst
bieIes 6eer BON @er6re1ern Quaft unO
Shreden, ionoern aud auf benz
fldhen 2aHoe uno in anoeren StGoten
ii6sn lie fred uno ofien i6r f6redlihes
6anoperl aus. ID. 6enri Gohin oers
mics ouf bic 3dbIrsifen 8dnoen. bic
i'm 0iIiricte oes Rorosns Ii6 6erums
treifeR, uno bic iogor bic Siherheitss
maiden in ibren 6duisrn anfanen. limb
glemeucedu mubte eingeiteben, oab in
@auue6isre am heIlidten Gage geito6=
len, gerdubt unD eemoroet puroe.
SIN Sabre 1904 purosn $4,000
9srbredeu bssdnseR, uno bsinabe Elm
6iufiel oerielbsn, 103, 419, blieben
ungeitraft, neil nan bic ur6 ser
Der ger6reten anse5lih niht entbeden
tonnte. Sn Marieine ALIEN aa5 e.
5000 9erbrehen, bic aus 0ieiem
@runoe ni6t beFiraft perosn fDnn.
ten.
60 qebt e. s6en. Der 5baat fieblt
bic 9loier uno Tie6t ii6 dls6alb asz
3nungen. lie in 3~nft6duisr umsupans
bsln. Gr raubt BEN Meni6en Sic Re=
ligion uno bic Msnihen 5eruu6en unb
moroeG lire Mit5irser. er ffrsidt
oas GuItusbuoget unO bic @e6alte Der
9eiitli6en unb lam odnu niht msbr
ssnug Genbarmen uno 9oIi3iten Be-
8dbeH. um bic eepifens ano gIous
bsRslOfe Msnge i'm 3dume su balten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
9si goraas 5abIun %
1925

2psi feline Gelorud6ilDer.
GroBe Is BEL 20 3oa. 5sr5 Sem u.
Mdria. Iie Grsu5isung. 1as lsBts
Nbsnoma5l. urbefledis GmpfdnsniB.
ct. Soieo6. 81. 5amiIie. Grab Sem
uno Maria. qapIt qius oer 3tbRie.
See 5omo u. Uaier 1oloroia. uus
iere lis6e 5rau oon eer immerpd6s
rsnbsH 6ilis. o. Qnna. 81 pttrus.
81. Wihael. 81. geors. Dsr CUTE
6i1t. 81. StuBeHssl. 81. QlopIiug.
DIX Elm inonss. eins 2anopiri6iGoit
oarhalsnDss Gemdlot. @r0bs 10 BEL
is.
GfnGrHeifiy nit fsiHosrgoloes
er G5rifus 5isur. aaf i4Dar3Pos
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Sci goraasso8lung oor
H25O

Sin bOfFsisr Usi6DaFsEtefa.
ouf fsinsm gliih, NIT auigslsgiem
Ridssgrucifir Elm prd4ti5tr ariitsi,
gr0Bs, 10 SOD.
Gleaauie ge6stbG6er, NIT
uaitirien 0eden. iH~ieiHsm @sauloios
ein5ano NIT @oloi6Hitt. psTsno fir
Grnsgommunicantsn uuo 8raHilsute.
@offiHe' grtldruBeb Der
Gptfeln uno Goangelfen.
541 SsitsR iolio in 2siupano ssbuns
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Sn Rom perOen G"ortesrunssu
far Die Oemu6fitige ue5erfi6runa Ger
Seide oes popites Sec cts EydRbus
ten OpH i5rem 3eitpsiIisln 9ubtorte in
81. Better mad oem neusn @eu0l6e in
81 So5anH 9dterdn atiroifeu. SAILS
lia feiHOieliss 8unose5up3,u Usrmsis
Den Eahsu, iol Die use%eyiibruns bel
1ass eriosssn. @s Iin0 iebt 9tyb0nos
IuugeR i'm @an5e 5piifn oem BATH
can un0 Der italisni iteu 8eaieruns
bstreffs Der 81 trsffenosn ArraHsea
ments.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

liriem 6ol5. 1912 3oa bod.
Sine 6abi6s fran3oFi6e 8riar
Qfeife nit gsrnneins Spite.
@rimm We6ner's oeutf de
ameritanifAes VI 0rters
ue6er 300 5dttn Hari. gun
Grsrnsn Der ensIii6su Spta4e uns
snt5s5Ilih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

SIN sroben Soale Der QieHer
6ofburg oou3og aud bsuer pjsoer Der
Safer 6rdn3 SO1epb, ME sr tets am
@rino0nnsrstag 81 tbun pfleat. bic
@ersmonie Der 6uBpaihgaJ an -
bodbetdeten ormeE @rt.isn. sine
erObs Qn3abI @r3hsr50se, GipIomatsn
unO Stddtsbedmte pohute oerGsrtmos
ME BEL. Dor Or 6ubpaituns i%erpirts
Der &aiiertonis BEN 9reiNa eireUlabls
Seit oon mebrsrsn 9du1ta. po6ei er
oon DEN Gr3bsr505en uuterfiBt purSe.
uno mad Der Mabl3sit binste 5rau5
Solep6 isOem Der @reiie Elm ieioeHes
9eatelhsn nit 80 Sil5ertiidtn I'm
ben gals.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Sn benz pdpflifen 6onHiorium
an Is. Qpril pernen, ether romiiAen
Wleloung 3ufolse, aRseblja bic Iolgtnz
BEN 8ir6enfiriten su Garoiudlen ers
naunt peroen: Uligr. Gaoaaari. pa
triar9 Oon @enebt9; Q}i5r. @inal-
oini. pdpitIi6er 9mtius in Spa
Hieu; Misr. Sorsn3eIj fri6ersr
pdptIiher 9untius in Qaris: Migr.
9uuIoi, Gr3bil6pf 0oH 9alsrmo;
Wligr. Mercier, GrsbiihCf ron
Wle6eln, gelsisn. uuO 0ligr. Daft,
Gr8bii6Of pon qiia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Bel 9Oraus3aaIuns Don
$40

Der 6 oIumbfas 3alenoer.
l52 Seitsn tart rsi6lihH aus9sitais
tes nit elmer Guae Isbrrrei6sa aE0
i%niereh1nteH geieitoffss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

Dor einissn Dof<n bsri6tete
bic Ii5srlls grtFs nit 5rsitsm gs6as
seH nieoer einmal pm einem droers
lihen Streit in Der 9e5uris1rotie
su 8et5lsasm. TdssgsH pdrisi man
b~ersebsus e%arauF, in oiefer prsHe ppH
rem Iussang oss an ieuen 9Drqans
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Auerlet NOM Gnue.

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tirten 36eiluHs Der gr3oi6ssie g1ln,
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nsn OeutihlanoiI6eH 3eitungen circus
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gssriffen 1T.
- eine sigsnortige Denomination
fanb am porl. SoHntas fri6 morgens
lurs mad baIb 3 u6r Dor Der Ct. Nns
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in Qau gorf itait. Ran
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STRIDE 5eitebenosn 8e3iebunsen uno
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8rufe iibrten, porauf enersii6e Bro
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men luo an ben OF. Batter geca6elt
purDen.
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oas -a9srenipe 9orsehen" otr 4r M e.
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nab Gem @oyFaa ms @si6uaniB ess
porfen puroen. nsreeH ausstuisen.
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meniiten Gi.oifers aus Bethlehem ents
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liquisH uip.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07

GO bs5aaIs Fi4 in SisIsr Ssi!uns
ansalsissn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-07
Gmten
far 1907.

Bel iwfricter 9praus6s3abluns lisisrn
mir bic 3situn9 uuF eiH POLES Jahr
uno irsen0 cine Der iolgsnoen Yras
mien.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
THE GAME OF POLO

one who devoted little attention to this.
1t would also teach a most useful lesson in
riding with the bride in the right hand
A very good way for improving at polo is
to use frequently pair of Indian clubs.
These develop the wrists, making them both
strong and supple, and it becomes easier to
strike, not only accurately, but with speed
and confidence.
The back hit, which is made by turning the
elbow and knuckle downward and swinging
the hand down sharply from near the shoul-
der past the knee, cannot be learned by
merely practicing during the game. The les
son should be supplemented by exercises at
home with club or loaded stick.
In polo an intelligent pony is indispensa-
BILE. and it is astonishing with what rapidity
and ease pony of any good breed will come
to understand what is expected of him in the
game.
He will learn to know just what the rider
means by each slight pressure of his hand or
knees. and will need but little guiding with
the rein or pulling up with the bit
Polo should be a popular game out West
where there are great stretches of prairie,
and where the boys are at home on horse
back.
Indian ponies are cheaply had and easily
trained. Many a rough tumble may be ex.
pceted. but. with reasonable care, serious in.
juries may be avoided. But it is very neces.
sary for beginners to take care how they
make a stroke when there are several ponies
together-bunched, so to speak-as it would
be an easy matter to give knockout blow
to comrade or pony.