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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

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ton scchh,o y, '',l. e e. , 6v. Vol:
ciecha wreczyl ! li i on ]
Schemkemu diva listy j !. 70 fe--
nyg6w "a oplate Pocztowego.
schemke lllisty .wrzuucif, "a
pomnial jednakowoz zn '.',.
ki nalepil6|.. Jeden list costa
niegprsyietY v VIZ oil DC s g :,
procck4s. IT Ten 9 postano "
sprawe " nieuczciwy sposso'tt
wyzyska6, % viadozyl listo:
MOSCOW, - skutkie len paw;
rotu listu mial 15O mareh
straty, ! zaskartY Schzenke'
go natychmiast osodszkodo'
wanie: gdyby mu tego NJ
wynagrodzil. Listonosz, chea'
uniknah nieprzyiemnose
wreczyl mn 100 mr, deWle
dial sic ednakoWoz nleba
ven, 10 koszykarz calazrzec|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
Uratoalnalals i5ycle synoHI.

NajsEose6liwax4 matka W metem
miasteozh Ava, jest pants Rup.,
pee. Ona pisze: ,,]Rok TENT. syn
moi ulegi tax okropnej chorobie'
.pluc,i& nasz lekarx HE byl ata-
ME mn pomdds; ,gdy = porada "a.
szego aptekarza. rozpoozelaain da-I
wa6 mn Dra King New discovery
xkr6toe aposstrzseegglam poiepszenia,
EDawalan mn 70 lekarstwo przezs
knka tygodnuidopokad HE wysfIroz
wial zupeiniess Rraapyaisheznstsn1
ME przy ,Toboeie oieaielakiej ORA,
King New Discovery uratowalamu
zyeie'. Gswstaaftaaantowane ~ najjlleps1sF
na kaszel iazarie bieniessprz
Kowalewakiegqq, .aaptekaalrrzs, bsocps.ii
1.oo. Butelki q probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
yak, fa ar q l.. v Kansas?

II Prxyjeehak tutsiE isdsn pohlksW March, 1865 i wsiai $50 akrdv, M
kt6ryoh ami ffsan.sIlihaA nebYaaHIvyorana Postawl budyhki j sbreko-
Nat Is akr6wra ls5irsssbsa dIII 1ssrna dosta1 blisko tysiae piedset bus1li.
Ro zasadseniuNkorllY zbree0sNSk prxeazlo 10 ARROW wiecsj ije obsial M
issislh pszenie9ss--aNa tenn sla gdze byla korna tel sasal pszenice, -
~isood Mares 40 lstopsd1saczy = 8 miesieoaoh sbrekowai obsi.l
przeszlo I90 ARROW pszsnio4 sprzatnal hisko p6hora tysiaoa buszli
1o1ny - I. Is f.1najs gel.ss, \ Colby, K n.@ Kssdy : ". mote
pishk6~ i u sresowaniI bo6ws. FPtssyjedl6se al nas 7 d1estanieoic i.dne,
rowne prery ktdretyl vyczekuie ptuga. pof1ud do Is dol. : akhr,
M s do lat wyp1aty. Ami Y pofowie tax sip tutaj ME napracujecie
jakescie dotad pracoxai, : wieoej kor.y6oi destaniecie. Bsdzieoie 1y6
Y lagodnym . zdro~ym kliuacie, gdzie ZIMY KROTKIE. - W.
ruszoie wiec do Colby, Kansas m nastepnym Excursion. - Pc 1nApy,
opsy polskie, it'd. pisxie do Waszsgo rodaka.
zxsss G. Il. IDZIOREK, PRES 41eR ro1osrA COLONIZATION Co.
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

W nocy . Ego q 3go grud.
MIA popisal sic atoli ietszczz q
lepiej. Ot6z zalawszy sohie
ss,teznie czub przepalana, IA
asowal strasxnie ne ulicy
3Bramk oWei, gdzie, jak VIE.
dial, lego najserdecczniileejslzl:J
zwyA byl stat naapo.
sterunku. Gdy policyant ns
rome wybryki robottnnika ME
zdawal sic zwraoac uwagii
Ifzaczal tenze nucif sw vV ulu,
biona piosnke (po niemiec'
ku):
Policyant to JED kolczaty,
Bratac sic Z MIN ME nalezy;
Pachnie ryglem on "a katy
I zamkami ciemnej wieay.
Gdy kilkakrotnie wierszyk
ten urzednik pooh.
wycil go "a koinierz; tymcza.
sem natrafiilEs n|a sop6r. Nj BY
tygrys| skoczyI na niego j.
koh, porozrywal mu mundur
j SLIME go poturbowal Pa
dfugich dopiero wysileniach
pokonano szalejacetgo i Cd
prowadzono No glowna poll.
cya, g.,dzis 60 tel musianoo
zatrzymac, 30 halasem sw'yaa
wiielkie spowodowal zbiegowi.:
sko. Dnia 4 b. q. q. stawal Ja-
cob jako oskaHony pred
ssadem laawaniczym, kls1t;61ry go
"a zakl6cenie spokoiu publ
czne q skazal nd tydlz,,ilelu61. ). are j.: !.
!. STU IT,. q. q =, = op,6tjlr przeciw11kE'o''.
wladzy IA "a. 2 miesiace vie.
zie,nia. .zl,egnlajjac swgiia,'dks,a (p'oe'-
lic,yaallnta), :, zaaa1tapali ' slk'a z
cietego marsza:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14


|. ELBLAG Niezwykle zja,
|wisko natury ~abserwowano
:tutaj dnia 7 BIN. pred
wschodem slo6ca. Ma kilka
pred ukazaniem sic
tarczy slonecznej wniosty sic
ma nlebosktonie " gore og-
niste promienie " postaci ra-
kiet, przyczem hulk podobny
do grzmetu wstrzasnai po.
wiietrzem. Zjawisko to trwaio
okolo 3 do 4 minut Gdy sfoh.
-ce sstaslnelo jul dosyc wysok:'oo'
ma niebie, wystr2eli} : niego
.nagle. promi1e,6f ocgnisty ook g.
to Is metr6w .dlugi, 9 p6l
metra srz.eroki, wznoszacy sic
prostopadle .ponaa1d5 !. ta 'l:t'l .
sloneczna. z .promieniaa tego'
wybuchaly pasy .o'niste "
gzakiem v formie rozet.
Ziawisko trwalo oko}o 5
mninut, poczem zwolna zgas-
h ' - >"~z S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
3 POD MOsKIA ia

&...s.aalI- &s Alsszfg = 81 fsS
DOPIERO teraz doWiadu-
jenny Die, e v 7, ] tgl,l @
mierskiejj .ds1yecezyi, Pc 1l'tlsf:
dach dekanalnych, odbyWaly
Die pod przeW e tli'li'lat q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

POZNAN Patron koscio}a
W Odolanowje, ks'aze Thurn
und Taxis katolik W Bawaryi
mieszkajacy, zgodzii sic ma
przehrdowanie 6wiatyni
kr6ra JUL Cd .kilku lat oksza-
la sic "a ciasna koszta bu-
wynosic beda 10000
mrrrk. Prace budowlane roz
..poczna sic niebawem.
~ ssa2 @ 49, . Z ~ &
POZNAN. Robotnik Bro
nis1aa'w Jacob 2 Poznania
w,s,zz!ystko prawie moze znie6c
ME npikelhouby: Gdy
policyanta, to wtedy
pie6ci ME tylkow
kieszeni, DO uzywa ichzczss.
Itosdo czynnych,tt atak6w. By
luz tel "a op6r przeciw via
ldzy p%a6stwowej kilka ra'zy
lnawet d%otkliwemi karamn::
wieziennemi skarany. kar1
te iednak ME I'd zsd & wYple9
ni6.z, In nliego nj. niiepawi6ci g
lpruskich strr6t26w pn g|l'lislln g
porzadd.ktsuyI. s'zzczeggdlny wstre
odezzu,,,W.7aa do po'lic ;l 3 Holt Hot
manna, : ktt6ryym to e's..2 zeszle
|ieaieni odhyWal fWiczenlI
landrery. . zlo6f IS sn q 90 111s. 2, i
uwyd1attn,iiaall Jacob p ase9a 1T. te
lie, lie razyS sweggodaaWazInlegg'
przelozonrtego obaczyl, Wgyke
nywal pred 81 MIN wca al9.5s be-
naganny marsz paradowJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
ZE A 5

CORA SW. AMY. W
szerszych ko}ach znamy
|Franc;szkanin Wladys1aw.
Schneider obchodzii Sligo
stycznia b. r. SO letni jubile.
kaplasstwa. By} on poczat-
kowo ksiedzem swieckim
naprzod Kapelanem W Pieka-
rach, gdzie zafozy} piekna
Kalwarya. Pracowat dlu.
zszy czas W Jerozolimie ,gdzie
za}ozy} gospode niemieck a
Zaiozyf tez szko@y katolickle
W Alexandryi i W Kairo "
|Egipcie- .wr6ciwszy 20 lie
mi 6w kierowaf przez 10 lat
kolonia katolickich robotnik'
6w. W Hohenhof pc Lomsdorf
pa G6rnym gSlasku. *..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

BRACIA milosierdzia ma
q ma Slasku W Poznahs-
KLEIN q dom6w; j to w:Wro
ciawiu cd i. 1712, W rudnl-
ku cd Il. 1853, " Pilchowi-
each cd SD, " Frankens-
stein Cd r. 1850, " Scinawie
cd +. 1864, " Bogucicach Cd
1874, " j arysinie cd t +
1896 . " Lilien Il al. cd +
1901. We wszystkich tych7
sakladach Gpielegnowaanrel
[przeszlegoq roku 10 298 che !
rych.z ProWineyalem lee
Brat Prus Trzecczzaalkk..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

GLIWICE. Gazety niemie-
ckie zapowiadaja, ze kopalnie
g6rnoslaskie znowu podwy-
sza eeny wegly Wtych dnia-
CHI ma sic obby6w Katowicach
zebran1ite wia5cicieli kopal6 i
ma tenn zebraniu ma zapasc
uchwa}a ~Podwyzsze-
ME ceny wegli nastapi praw-
.do,ptodobnie Cd | kwietni ia, a
wynosi6 bedzie so fen. do 1
mr.. ma TOME zZwykle ma
.w1iiosne wegle sta ta6-
: see, wtym roku za6 bedzie
drozszz. za 2az ~:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

3 ( / 60 = t&EEysE .
TORUN. Przsciwko waz
no6ci wyborow do parlamen-
tn. W okregu c%hefmi6sko
wabrzesko toru1skim za}o-
zony zostanie protest 20 stro-
ny tutejszego spolskiego To-
warzystwa wyborczego, kt6-
re iuz ma obfity materyaf,
lecz prosi. o dalsze nades}anie
materya}u pod adresem p.
redaktora Juliusza. Reicha W
Toruniu, W ulicy El5bieta
mr.. Il. :Jak +wiadomo, "
okregustym wybrany &zosta}
-tylko drobna wiekszo5cia
narodowy liberal Dartel. n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

70 strate zmy6lil, j otrzyma-
ne 100 mr. ll1E'.; przetrwopniillE.. . Po;;
niewaA pieniedzy dlo7b'rowol;
nie zwr6cidznie ohciag listo-
Inosz 81 zaskarzyl, sad ME
EuczciWesgo ko'1sss:zz'ykarizlaaa5 skaza i!
u N,ymtuszalie j ossssufst'W 'so
as pol rokuawiezienia
WABRzEzNO. Kodak Kodak
nasz >. Flip Bialecki naabtyl
Cd kupca. pana Michalowitza
kamienice wraz 2 sk1adem
blawat6w "a $4,000 mi.
Pr6cz togo zakupii towar
sk}adowy "a 10000 ma
rex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

SAD. skazal redaktora,,,
Kuryera Polskiego,, p. Stra-
szewiiczza ma 8 miesiace ireda-
ktora,, .sl,o,Wo >. Do,nimli,r:--
skii.ego (ro1d1tem Z Pru ! .Zacho1
] red 'a'lk:t rl,av. i P z :zt,lt'l y r.
Sygiety6skiego IA 2 mie6iace
aresztu spolieyineggo zaumie-:
saczenie " pomienionlych Ri o
smach wiadomo6ci, " kt6-
r'yJeh to zpismach zwiado-
mo6oi, wkt6rych prokurator
dopatrzy} sic obrazy office
row pulku wo}yhskiego. V
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

R M kare smjerci
skazany zostaf we wtorek
wyrokiem sadu przysiegFych
robotnik Wilhelm Thiede z
Berlina.. Obwiniony zamordo-
wal, W maju roku subiegtego
W domu swego te6cia " sSl--
pod Tnruniem. w}asna swa
zone. r ,zprawy zako6czyfy:
sic skazaniem obwinionego
ma smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14

biskupa Karola Antoniego
Neutrality-suspicious. " drugieiI
Epolowie lipca +. kl Is
ldniowe narsdy leprezentalnlI..
tow calego d~uehowieiistaaal
!dyecezalnego. Dsialo sic wien
pc zaprowald 4
v kraju to,coAn. dyeee
zyi chelmi6skiej +. 1849 po
nadaniu wiakszej Wolno6ci
Ko6ciolowi Do Wypadkach 1.
[1743. -
~ w dyecezyi s%andomiers-
kiei odbywaly sieI przeszle-
go roku misye v licznych
parafiach; przenodniczyi i'm
Bracia miejsoy 9 ma zinnych,
miejscach Redemptorzysci
pod kierownictWem Is. Ber-
narda hr. Kubiefskiego,
|kt6ry pred kilku laty i v
|dyecesyi ~chelmi6skiej prze-
wodniczyl misy'o,lm1, .{w, iKz,Uie-.
vie, W Kom6rsku, Wejhe-
rowie j. t. d.)a kt6remu Rad
pruski niedaws,no zakazal czy1-
notci misyj jl,!1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-14
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The MerchantsBap Wn7or9qs
Kapitalu przeszi0 96()O, o)0A(ltl)0.

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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04
CosGRovE STOCK COMPANY. The popu-

CosGRovE STOCK COMPANY. The popu-
lar Cosgrove Stock Company will play re-
turn engagement of three days at the Belfast
Opera House, beginning Thursday, July 4th
This company needs no introduction to our
theatregoes as it will be remembered as one
OF the best repertoire companies that has
visited Belfast in many seasons. The COM
pany is headed the same young leading man
Mr.. Rollo Lloyd, who will be recalled by
many for his clever work in The Bells and
DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde. Mr.. James
Bingham and family are still with the COM
pany, and are among the cleverest of spec
ialists. And by the way we may be
proud of this family, as Mr.. Bingham spent
his boyhood days in Belfast He never had
the pleasure of appearing before Belfast
audience before his last engagement here
with the Cosgrove Stock Company. There
will be changes in the plays and specialties
Ladies tickets will be good for Thursday
night. On sale Tuesday at usual place
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04
As usual some Of our County Correspond
ence was received too late for publication
in this issue.

As usual some Of our County Correspond
ence was received too late for publication
in this ISSUE
Mr.. E. o. Shaw had his right hand severe
ly burned while at work in the brass shop
at the Duplex Roller Bushing Co.'s plant
last Saturday. In throwing handful of
phosphorus into the metal kettle the phos-
phorus ignited, making bad burn.
The steamer Castine will make an excur-
sion Sunday, July It'll, to Crescent Beach,
giving an opportunity to enjoy one of land
lord Smiths lobster dinners. Fare for the
round trip 80 cents. Boat will leave Lewis
wharf at 9 a. m. Monday, July 9Th, the
Castine will make an excursion to Bangor
to attend the Forepaugh & Sells circus.
M. arriving in Bangor at 10 a. M, in time to
see the street parade. Returning will leave
Bangor at p m.
WEIGHING THE MAILS. In compliance
with an act of Congress, at its last session.
all the post Offices of the country began
weighing the mails July LIST, and this will
be continued until Dec 3lst. The different
classes are weighed separately and record
made of each. On seven days during this
period the pieces of mail in the different
classes are to be counted. The results at
TINS office are somewhat surprising. For
example, the outgoing letters last Monday
numbered about 5000, and with the inward
mails not less than 10000 pieces of mail
were handled on that day, exclusive of the
mail for country Offices. The letters average
40 to the pound; postal cards, 14O to the
pound The statistics thus obtained will
serve as basis for future postal legisla-
ton. The late third assistant postmaster
general Madden claimed that the deficit in
the post Office department was due to the
low rate on second class matter and pro-
posed Increasing the postage on newspapers
400 per cent, which would be ruin0us to
many legitimate publications. There is no
question but that the second class privilege
has been granted to publications which are
not entitled to it; but the deficit in revenue
may be easily accounted for in the use. and
abuse, of the Thanking privilege, the carry
ing free of mail and other matter for all the
departments of the government, and the ex-
cessive prices paid the railroads for trans
porting the mails.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04
Inc 7. N. A. ball team will go to Water
Vile today to play an Oakland team.

The 7. N. A. ball team will 60 to Water
Vile today to play an Oakland team
Enoch q. Hilton has moved his tailoring
business to the second floor of his store. 81
Main street, and has leased the lower floor
for music store
In connection with the holding of tho on
nnai convention OF the York County Chris
tian Endeavor Union at the Baptist church
in Sanford, the Sanford Tribune gave fine
half-tones of the church and of it's nastor
Rev. Eugene S. Philbrook. Tbroueh tho
courtesy of that paper we are enabled to
present both pictures, and feel sure thew
will be appreciated by Mr.. Philbrook's
many friends in this city and vicinity.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence
of fremont came to Belfast in a launch
with their little daughter Sadie for treat
ment at the Waldo County Hospital. The
patient was in very critical condition and
it was feared she would not live to reach
here. Soon after she was taken to the
hospital an operation was performed which
afforded immediate relief, and the patient
improved SO rapidly that her parents were
able to take her home the first of the week.
A PIANO RECITAL. The pupils of Miss
Amy E. Stoddard gave piano recital at
her home, 6S Church street, Friday evening,
June 28th. About twenty-five relatives and
friends were present to listen to the follow
ing program:
Trio, Mack
Ida Carleton, Mabel and Margaret Craig,
SOnatina in G major, Beethoven
Hazel Coombs
Vienna March, Czerny
Doris Roberts and Miss Stoddard
GavOtte, Tourbie
Clara Furnish.
In the Blacksmith's Shop, Parlow
Margaret Craig.
April Smiles, Depret
Ruth Macomber and Miss Stoddard.
Album Leaf, Grieg
Mabel Craig.
Waltz, Quiros
Harry BOwker.
Andante (from Surprise Symphony,
Haydn
Turkish March, Beethoven
Rudolph Wiggin.
Waltz,
Velma Mitchell.
Minuet from Symphony in E minor,
Mozart
Marie Sholes and Miss Stoddard
Polka Brillante, Raalte
Sadie Preston and Miss Stoddard
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04

The house Capt. E. S. Mcdonald is build
ing on lower Congress street is up and
boarded. The cellar walls are of cement
| with an underpinning of rough stone laid in
| cement. The house will have an attractive
exterior and is conveniently ARA nged. A
| large bay window on the south side extends
to the second story and there is broad
veranda across the front.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Belfast post office for the week ending June
10Th. Ladies-Mrs. Lizzie Emmons, Mrs.
/ Nellie NJ. Flagg, Miss EVE Gould, Mrs. L.
S. Potter, Grace A. Smith, Miss G. l. Will
Hanson. Observation-Disclosures Chase,
Capt. A. E. Darby, Guy W. Emin, John B.
S. Ferrin, Harry Goodman, Charley Morse,
Smith Bros, A. C. Thomas, Geo Thomp-
SON.
The attention of our readers is especially
directed to the announcement of the free
distribution of Self-Registering Home
Banks by the Waldo Trust Company of Bel
fast, which appears in this issue. Habits
of thrift and economy are the foundation of
good character and are desirable, if not
necessary, to good citizenship. These
Home Banks are available either from the
solicitors or at the Bank to persons who
wish to improve the opportunity presented
in this way of opening a savings account or
of adding to their amount already saved,
no matter where located.
A NEW CORPORATION. A corporation
was organized at the Office of Dunton &
Morse, Monday, June oath, to be known as
the Stockton Springs Terminal Ferry Com
pany. The purposes of the corporation are
to own and operate ferry, steam and tug
boats, to operate ferry line between Cape
JellisOn in Stockton and Kidder's Point in
Searsport, to do general towing and tug
boat business along the coast, to own, and
convey, ETC., wharves, docks, etc., for car
rying on any branch of the business. The
amount of capital stock is $4,000, all COM
mon stock, of which nothing is paid in. The
par value of the shares is $40 The direc-
tors are Charles S. Hill of Brook line, Mass,
Isaac c. Atkinson, Boston, Mass, Charles
II. Emery, Ellsworth, Walter j. Dreamer,
Stockton Springs and Ralph l. Morse of
Belfast. c. S. Hill is president of the cor
poration and Ralph /. Morse the clerk. The
certificate was filed with the Secretary of
State June 10Th.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04
THE NEWS OF BELFAST

The perfect day in June" arrived last
friday
There will be food sale at the Metho-
,4.r yestry next Saturday afternoon.
ra,t Thursday there were eleven patients
r. beds in the Waldo County Hospital.
party of eight young people drove to
sss-smout last Thursday night and attend
ii A dance there,
Miss L. Grace Chadwick was the hostess
.-a easant house party of eight at the
rBsaa,ck cottage, Swan Lake, for over
,aDiav
,.ue potatoes left in the ground in a
..ri-a Il this city last season survived the
,o5,uil.y severe winter, sprouted early in
dr. ,prng, and are now flourishing.
rl5 new sign at A Main street, is Read
net Ep.fast) Machine Works, and in the
-s,r Is another sign, Read Garage, where
ssa dozen or more automobiles can be
cirsl for
ruolumne, Calf, subscriber writes
aI WAYS look anxiously for the paper on
h- dAS on which it is due to arrive, as
reading the paper is in reality the next
Measure to paying the city visit"
The plate glass fronts were put into the
soge ol c. F. Thompson, and the barbar
;bopuf \. ". Delano, on Main street Mon
53r. and with the new glass doors make a
,-at mprovement in the looks of both
nat-,. il, we'll as giving more light to the
7.-rus.
\. daguerreotype with leather case,
g,. a a church social, has been lost be-
.e--. he Baptist Church and River
Avenue The finder will please return the
San. u The Journal office.
u F Walker and William 1ngersoll built
q>41- asst week at the bennett house for
" hmball 1t is intended only for
NJ hMbalfs horse, which came to him
t.ou , orother-in-law, the late Charles 0.
.ars u East st. Louis, and has a large box
.at une visitor said it was the first time
be lfi Yer seen box stall larger than the
l dug. The work was well done and
tl-,-.l- completed in weeks time
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04

The Womans' Hospital Aid will meet
with Mrs. I. B. Dinsmore next Saturday
at 2. 80 p. m.
we nave received an interesting report o
tue recent meeting of the Mt Waldo Sun
day School Association, but are Obliged to
defer its publication until next week.
Horace Chenery has shipped his string of
IFa om,ggr stoe6 IN charge of the trainer, Mr.
Ihelr going on the grand circuit. There are
I'VE horses in the string, including Stiletto
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-07-04
+ Furnished House
TO LET FOR SUMNER

u M,n eo room tenement with bath, in so.eaed
Of Penoheeot mousse Broad veranda. Fine view
Inquire of r . snT pI T99ns Slngy
Nor'nport Ave, or 90 Main St., Belfast
3W2ha y "'''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
THE INDEPENDENT PEoN.

There is no more Independent per
son in the world than the Mexican
laborer, says an American VINO mas
capitaI invested in that country Is
pecially IS this true of the peon OF TIE
tropics. It would seem that ne WoFAs
for Americans who have big pianLa-
lions to develop more as a matter O
accommodation than from necessity
He demands a snug sum in advance
too. On which 10 have a good time al
the 'flestasr before he settles down
70 several months Of drudgery- no
native Indian has 10 work Tor Wlite
men in the tropics to gain a iyeilhoSoa.
His wants are few, his ambitions are
limited to a desire for enough 70 ea9
matched hut and little cotton
cloth The hut he can make Tor MN
self. There are fish in the river anu
game in the forest There Is plenty q
unoccupied land upon which ne can
raise a few cereals 70 trade Tor the
things he cannot produce aLEE1s+zlA-
There is no winter TO provide against
and though the rainy days come often
in summer, they only mean more resI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
OUR DAILY BREAD.

Several distinguished scientists have
recently pointed out that, with the
continuance of present conditions, the
world will. in short time, be threat
ened with a bread famine. Professor
Silvanus P Thompson referred TO this
possibility in a recent lecture by show
ing that as the demand of the white
races for wheat as a foodstuf in
creases. the acreage devoted to its pro-
duction increases at a less rapid rate.
In fact. he predicts the possibility, con-
sidering the constant limiting of eli
matte conditions under which wheat
can be favorabIy grown, Of this acre
age being entirely taken up within the
next thirty years
To Dbyiate the resultant famine the
worlds wheat yield per acre, at pres
ent averaging little more than twelve
bushels. must be materially increased
by means of powerful fertilizers, the
chief of which, so far as is now known,
is nitrate of soda So great has been
the demand for this product, which IS
found in the nitre bean OF Chile, tnat
the supply, even at the present rate
,sf consumption, will be completely ex-
hausSad within the next fifty years
The only remaining chance OF avert
ing starvation. according to Professor
William Crookes of England, lies III
me chemical laboratory. where 1t has
been demonstrated that nitrogen can
be obtained from the atmosphere Dy
RAISING air through the flame OF an
electric arc light. In Norway large
quantities of nitric acid and nitric
lime are even now being formed by
such a process.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
FROM CANADA.

Mothers have the same terror OF
rroup in all countries, but Chamber
lsin's Cough Remedy leads in popu-
larfrv for a prompt cure of this dread
81 disease. Mrs Thos. Matthew Of
Caladon. East Ontario. says: q have
usad Chamberlain Cough Remedy
several times. and I try ID keep il in
the house always. I can highly rec
angme1a il for children troubled with
r~oup. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co. Ltd, agents for Ha-
EaH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-23
FOR LEASE.

/ That parcel Of land situate On
the makai side Of Hotel street, adj
Joining the Eva side Of the Hub
Clothing store, for a term of years.
Lessee TO erect stone, brick or concrete
building.
Lower floor Of building known as
Masonic Block" corner Queen and
Fort streets
2 store formerly occupied by Ha-
waftau Hardware Co. on Fort street.
between Queen and Merchant streets
Offices on the second floor OF the
Campbell Block, corner Merchant and
Fort.
Apply At office OF
ESTATE OF JAMES CAMPBELL
-ssa 81 Merchant Street