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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

ocn GopitGn perboItcn ser mcbr mic
oie porqcihricbenc 2In5obl Eollo0icrc
an 9orb icines SdlifcS bat.
Hpoicpelt gCQcn &ugbcS ?
gSu uibingtolr, 20. Suli. - 0oS
@cbeilnniB oeS Gortclpou NoomS lit
ictt berollS. Gortcipou ioII porgcihos
ben lucrocn, @nlmCrnCltr NuobCS aus
Dem Scloc 5l r0llmcn oonlit Hoolc
belt oli Dem ndhltcn rcpubIifoniicbcn
Acknowledgement iibcr oic Nclu-Nor=
fer Delegation frCi pcriii0en fam.
Gprtclpou lit bel Scr Nioihinc icbr
belebt. gr perfiIgte ais Toitmciltcr
iibcr groBe patronage, luelcbe beiou'
ocrs IN oen 2an0Oiitriften 5Gblt, lrn0
oIS S6obontS. SetrctGr lit icine
Moht nod groBcr. Hlubcrbcnl lit cr
cin ouSgc5cidnctcr Collector bon
Gompoane- -9eitr00cn mo3 cbeniol8
ms @clpidt fGllt
Gic Hpoicnelt Fnrion9 @oo0rlliis
Combination bat iiir 0ouocrncur
bugbeS nid1ts iibriA mo miro iidl Oo,
her ollie Wiiibc 0cbcn, GelcQotcn iilr
cinen onoercn HicbIinNaobn NcS
StooteS 9telu-0ort 5rI topern Gurtcl-
non lit iilr biclcn 3lucd ouScriCbCn.
GrGlibcnt HoolcOeIt font lih notiirs
lid) nni ieincn friibcrcn EripotlcfrctGr
lcit perlolen. GortcInol miro, ucnn
Scr TrGlibcnt c@ luiinicbt, in Der Tcrs
lcnflng perlcbluilocn. NnOcrerlcit3
lpiirbc Gortelupil IN ,Srnac fnnImcn
lpcm bis sur 9tominotion bcmaric03'
ScfrctGr Soft, lpclhcr iolpcit scr Der.
norro0cnblte 9ipolcuelt Gunoi0ot ill.,
chpoS poliiren iotItc.
Nnn icbt an miro 5lpilhen Dem
Hooicpclt unO Dem Su9beS= Iliigcl
Ger rcpublifoniihcn Eortci ocS Stoas
tcS 9iclu 2orf cin hciti1er aompi NM
Die Gontrolc Der Delegation sum 9tu
tionul Gonuent cntbrenncn
2 imon in Geuti h lnno in
S11ft.
&oibinqton, 3. e.. 90. Suli
- 0n5 StontS- Gcpnrtemcnt lit belttc
bon Srcllnoen ppn Gmil Sinlon unn
Nclu. })orf perItGn0iot mor0Cn, hub
2ettcrcr in Geltl6lun0 luegcll 6liGI.
Tiger G0otlng elmer Srou nit icincn
9IutonlobiI perboftrt porOcn lit, GoS
Gepnrtement lit erllht porhcn, Die
><utcrciicn Simon's lpobr5uncbmen
SteIlpertrctcnber SefrctGr 2loee e.
llhtc ioiort per aobcIOcpccbc @pt.
ld)oiter Snucr III Vcrlin, scr 2ln9eIc.
Nrnbcit ieinc 9lltfmcrfiomfcit 81 ihcll-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Tran Rad frci.

SpracuIc, N.D, 20 ,Nuli. --
,Srnlt 9Ilt9ultc Dad, Die 9tclu. aorter
0cbornlc, mclcbe iuc0cn Sbcilnubnlc
an Der Grn1orollng BON Willinnl WUa
ocnIlippc 0llr6 ibrcn Sicbbober Wtors
tim 1born SIT longer acrfcrboit pcrlrr.
tbCilt nor0cn mar lit hciltc WtorNcn
nod elmer Nnft bon rcun ,Sobrcn lW0
fiini Wtonntcn aus DEM WcIGn0nib ~
9lublrn CntInlien luor0cn. Sborn
lulr0c icincr3cit in SingsSinN binNcs
ri6tct, sic fnm nit benr Wctropoli-
tan Sinltc0, luelhcr Sproctic ru
1893 &prnittogS pcrlieB, nob 9cus
Dorf. Ger Gbiirbiitcr OcS @ron0
Central -9abnbpfcS bier mllr0c lcitcn9
Der @efdngniBbeborbcn tclcNropbii,b
crlud)t, 0ic ,Srcloelnlicnc BON 0em gln.
bIrn5ug nIf Den Wietropolitun jit
bringcn. 81 cincnl bieiigen @erid)t
erItottcr logic ,Srou 9tod ,,Sd) bubc
mcinc Shul0 al Den Stoot nbgetr1'
gen iln0 gehc icBt beiln, Inn ben 9iClf
lnelncS Sebcna ullt meine clgenc Nrt
81 perbrinQcn. sd noQtc mid toe.
ten, ais ih 5ucrIt nad) gluburn fonl,
gelun9te obcr bnl0 5u Dem GntihlltB,
0nB oos Bette iiir nlicb icin miir0r,
cine quite @clungene 81 ner6en, I'M
lnoglihlt picl Stra3cit crloien 5u De
fonlnen. sd luer0e uobriheinid)
9lrbelt ola cine 9{oberin ir0cn0ruo iils
oclL Gobc ubcr nod feine beitilnmicn
El0nc. Menc ainoer lin6 to0t lnno
meiu 0ottc piclleidt aud. SD mill
iiberboupt nid)t 81 ibm 5iriidfcbrcn. &"
tSraii 9tof iprnh in bittercn g9orten
iiber Die 9telu }Dorfer 3eitllngsbcriht
eritotter, Die lie nah ibrer 8erltrtbei.
llng nod pcrrolgt bo6en iollen. sd
boile, 6aB MIDI 9tiemono ent6edtn
miro. Wenn Die eS perluhen miir0cn,
mid recon 81 mahen, mare ih nid)t
perontmortlit liir Gas, mas id, tbl,n
miirbe Sd boiic Die Breiie mebr, mic
irgeno etiuoS !tnberes in Der g9elt. ,Sd)
bobe feinc 6rclrnoe in Nep.Dorf oocr
oltI Gong >Sslnno, 81 fpelhen id) gepc.
Sd bnbe natllrli9 ehuos @elb, oos
Die @ciGnqnb6eborben mir oegebet
boben, un0 id gloube, oob cs nlSrel.
hen miro, bis ih etuoS geiunorl
| babe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Sclcgrnpbiitcnltrifc bciaclcot.

OotIonO, Gol, t9. Suli. -
Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit beiacleat
1Sl elmer beutc bier Itattaeillnoencn
&erlanllllllng bcid)loB Die Sclegro-
pbiltcn lluion cinitimnlig, Die ncle,
lten bon Scr - ogScItern llnion" llno
Der rEoltol Gelegropb 60" ongebo-
tenen 9ebingungen an5llnebmen. lln-
ter bieien 9eoinglngen merben Die
Strifer an oie strbeit 3itriidfebren,
lno beioe 9elcgrnpben 8eieuifoi=
ten ucr0cn nIabaun ein 9lrbitrations.
Gonlite cnlpIongcn meldcS eineu
poIlit1nbigcn Scrgleid), cinihIieBliG
elmer Sobn5ulo1c, orrolgircn loa.
Gic Scilc9ung ocS Strifes critredt
lid) nltd) oli Gan Sroncisco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Nci 9ltlnntic Stu crtrnnfcu.

gtloutic Gitn N..S, 10.
Sllli, - Gupitan 9lIigult 9l55ali, Gi'
ri9cnt Scr mcrifoniihen &opellc. mcI-
die cine Glt-2oge aus 81 Enip, Gcr..
mad, FDilooelpbio be9leitctc, crtront
Ceutc 9lbeno bci'm Baden om Slba
Der SernS 9lucnuc. 2cbcnarcttcr
nlohtcn cncrgiidc Tcriildc, i'm ber-
aus 5u bolcn allcin er bate, cbe iic
i'm in cin Boot 5icben fonntcn, ihon
10 picl g9olicr pcridhlft, bob olc
&icoerbclcblu9spcriuhc ocr 9lcr5tc
pergcblih blicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Scntimcntalc Sniti5.
@iQiom Sanitary bcgnool9t, iucil er
noh iciner 6Iuht aus oenl 3ltht
bouS nidt uciter rGu6erte.

Sort 2eopenm mortb, 9S., 19.
SuIi. - 0iQiom Suntorp, alias
Charles ". 9Inbcrlon bclIen gcgnn=
0igung pon $4,000 Yctcllten crbetcn
lpllr0c, 1T bclttc ans Dem hicligen
@moeS9eiGn9niiie cntloiicn morOen
Gr bc8ob iib no6 aonioS.Gitp, 100 CT
cln @cld)olt otfongcn mill.
SANITARY !por Dor t3 Sobrcu aus
ocnl 3uhtbuuic cntiprln9cn, uobin
er luegcn Ginbrrd)s ullo 9iuube3 III
clncm Noltanlt gcldidt lporocn mar.
llnl0ngIt luur0c Ger mie0Cr cin0einn.
gen llnb in's 3uhthnuS 5nriidgc-
ld)idt. 9tnh icincr Sludt ans ser
Anitnlt nobm CT cincn folihcu 9fn,
men on beirotbcte, bctrCb cin @c.
id)oit lno iiibrtc cinen cbrlihcn &c
bcnslunnbcl. Gr bot Gin aino. Scinc
Wicocrpcrbdltllng crfol9tc nnlGbIih
Der Gcnlln5iotion cincS Gr StrGf-
lin0s, luclhcr nit ibn1 I'M
3lftbous aciciicn bottc ltnb i'm CT
fannie, Gcier Str6fling 5ei0te 0en
Sliihtliug Scr YoIBci an, nm cine
9clobnln9 SIT erlol0cn, iuelhc ppr
5!u0lf ,Sobrcn oui iein Ginfonqen
olS0cIcbt luorbcn mar. g(lS bic So-
dc rlld)bor Aclporbcn lpor, pcrucnbctc
lid 10 5icnlih bic gon5c @cp0lfcrung
bon aoltloS filr SANITARY ltno crind,'
tc ocn Er0libcntcn INN icine 9egnooi-
glnG. Gic 2c1iSlntlr Id)IoB iid ser
Sclucglng an. Ger @cnernl- -VlnocS-
onluolt cmpfobI ocn Softtcrlnin HSo-
nlorp'a olrf orci Wtonotc SIT reou5i-
rerL lrno ser Erdiioent ltinnttc Scr
GmpiCblltng 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Wcnscbormcs Sinh iuiegt ein Yfnno.

Eropioence, rs, 20. Suli.-
Gos fleinIte aino Der @elt pabr-
ihcinlih luuroe in bieier Staot sebo.
rcn. Gs luiegt bios elm Yfitno unS
iedS lln5en uno wnroe nah Dem Sn.
ellbotor geididt, no lid, Die Gerstt
uae Wtiibe gebelt Dos ipin5ige &c
ldopffen onl 2eben 5l erbalter.
aein aopi lit nidt GROCER ais eine
giQorofugel unb ieine slermben glei.
den einem Vleiitift. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Waiicnm6rocr giQif idluloig.

Gbicogo, 10. Suli. = Sernonn
Yiuif, pelfer lpegen Der ermorolng
bon slbpIpb &r5al llno ieincr flint
Sinner bier pro5ellirt murbe. lit idll-
0ig befunoen iuoroen. Niuif, Der
einc 2iebelci nit Der ,Srol bcs Gr.
moroetrn botte, pergiitete nift MIR
ben @otten oerielben. ionoern olh
oclien iiiuf ainber, llm Die 2ebens.
neriid,erl,ngen alliBbieielbei 81 col
lcftiren. Iic ibulbbcmuBte sSrail
beeing gleih nad Der Scrboitung
Yiaif's Selbltmoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Rod Gin Spfer.
Minihii,.

goiton. 10. Suli. - Mibibip-
mon Sanes j. Grule poin 5dlaht.
idiii .@eorgia" lit bette i'm l5lotten.
&oipital 5t Gbeliea ieinen 8erleb,,n,i
gen erlesen. Gr lit bas 3ebnte Opfer
Der am leeten Wontag seIeaentlid)
elmer SdieBiibin,g in Der aup COB.
gai i'm binteren Sburme besSd)laht,
ififies y@eorgia" itattgefunoenen
Grplolion. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Sraaiidycs Sd,ifial cincr lcbrcrin.

Drefn Gol, 10. Suli. - Der
gobnboi nno oas SabnboIssSotel 5lt
Siiion, am tSllBe bon Ntollnt Sboltn,
brnnnte bcltte friib in ,Solge Der Grs
plolion ciner 2ompe nieoer. Sri.
2oura Carrie, cine 2ebrerin ous 9telp-
Yorf, peld)e gernOe bier angefonllnen
mar, nm nit elmer glt5abl tSrellnoeh
itno Srellnoinneu ben Sbnita 5u be-
lteigen fam in ben slannnen llnl,
ltno etlihe onoere Terionen erlittel
Idlpere grnnbiuunoen. SRI. Sorie's
2eihe lpuroe in oen Sriilnmern neben
ocl ReIten ibrcs perfpblten grttes &c.
iunoen. Sie bate bei'm 9llsbrud)
oes ,Seliers einen Gerilb genaht,
iibcr ole poroere Eerunbnb at entflie-
ben perlor icooh ben Dfutb ilno
febrte in ibr 3imner 8uriid, no tic
obnmddtig auf ibr 9ett nieoeriont
l,no ocn Cob erlitt.
YaIIc snr Gciic in's Muslan6 BE-
c~k re Oc;,. a. (fQ 9TH of<s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

@ei @cbIter, N.-D., 1T Der orei
Sabre alte &dplnono Sboii in Der
Sheune ieine2 8oters, oes 6ormerS
Soiepb Shoii Dor Den sl,lacn ieineS
Goters BON eincm bohbelaoenenSeu.
pogen iiberiu1ren uno getobtet nor.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Spn9geridt .berbiitet.
Wobs 5critrcntcn iifD bei'm GridJcincn
Der Drills.

Sn Sobnspille, 2a., ser Wttihulo on
Scr Grmorouug oes anuben 60.
mana iibcriii6rten Staliener pcr.
oen onl Montng 81 lcbcnsI6nB.
ll6er 3udtbausbait perllrtbeilt.
- Seblgeihlagcuer rcpolutionG.
rer Yutid III 8uapnqlil, Gcuo.
bor - @cilca,ng oeS Sclcorn-
pbiltenItrifes IN Californian. -
Iirigent elmer merifonilhen 2a-
pelle bel 9ltlantic Gitp ertrllnfcn.
Sobnptllc, Ga, 10. ,<uli. -
Sie pom 8olluerneur @lund)ar0 5lut
ShuBe Der ,Staliencr, lueld)e ser
Vtitldnlo an Der Gntiilbr,mg mo
Grmoroung ocS &nobcn @oltcr 2os
mana ilberliibrt iino. bicrber bcor.
Gerten 5nei Gonpagnicn Wiili3 fomcn
INN Wtitternadt bier oil lrno murocn
promptc WtnBnobne rcttetc o1ne
I'M WcrongnlB clnQiartlcrt. Nicle
3mellcl Den 8eiongcucu bos 2cbcn.
Webrerc WobS, I'M 8an5en iibcr 800
WtonlL iucId)c it'd 5ulammen Gerottct
bottcL nm Die Staliencr 5u lpnd)en,
5crItrellten iid) bellte friib, olS lic Die
9lnrpeienbeit Der Mili5 eriilbrcn, lmo
man gloubt, boB oie @efobr poriiber
lit. @roBe GntriiIhlng berridJt in.
beIien in Der goll5en @egeno, neil Ole
>Stolicner nidbt 5un Sooe ucrlrtbeilt
iplrben.
gSalter Sanona, Ser ad)tIGbriae
Sobn cincS moblbabenoen itoleni-
i6en @cId)0itsmunnes III Hcn.Sr-
leans, mar Dor etlpa ieds @uhen BON
benz SollIe ieineS SnterS iueggelodt
morOen, ilm bon oen Gltern ein Soic-
gelo BON $4,000 5u crpreiien. Der
f1labe nuroe aber, oils Die 9eboroen
ben ainocsrdubern auf Die Spilr
fonten eripiirat, ieine 2eihe ser
ltiidelt lno in einem Slmtpie begrn-
ben no Die &orpertbeilc ip1ter gc-
illnoen puroen. Gie Qrnliigc Sbnt
bate bic 9cpolfcrung nui's Soflte
erbittert, rmo llm oie Yro5cilirlng
Der 9lngeflagten 81 beldIcllligen
lieB Der @ouperneur cine Spc5iol.
iislug oeS 8cridt5 einberuien.
1>gnocio Gan,piScinno. Der Soupt-
ifrloi9e ser IN ocn Soa perlpidcltcn
Witglieocr Der .S6nor5cn Sauo,"
bate uod einem iharicn &orpcrbor
Elm lnioiienocs 8cit0noniB abgelcgt
ltno oen Sergang bel Der Gntfillrllng
uno Grnlorolng oes &nabcn cingc'
beno 9eibilOcrt. Scinc Irol inn bcn
ainoesrGitbcrn llntcrflmit gcgebcl
babcn.
Jiitter Gorington miro mabrldein-
lid) oie bier prp5eiiirten Stolicncr am
Wtontag jlt lebcnslGngliher Soft pcrs
llrtbcilen.
g4ie eS beiBt, iiuo Die bier pro5cl
iirteu unb ilberiiibrtcn SStoliener nlr
Witiduloige al oenl &crbrehen inD
ipieltcn imtergeoronete Gollen. glltS
bieiem Grllnoe entgingen iic Dem 20
heSurtbeil. Die Souptihulbigc, ro'
mentlid) Der Wonn, mclhcr ben ano-
ben tbotiGcblih erlnorbctc, befinbcn
iid nod ollf freien SilBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

Tdiic CUR Hciic in's Mmslano be-
lurgt 6. &ainc, Nr. 413, Sit-yalti.
more.Str., maize Gnitum Souie Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
g trenge s tr OF e,

Noibingtom 9. G, 90. SSlii,
- Ias Sd)obomt9 Iepdrtentent bot
encrgiIde WoBrcgcIn er9riiien mn
eincr lleberfilGung Der Grfliriiona-
Compiler in oiciem Sabre bor5ubeli,
gen. a3u oieien 3luede ern1hti9te
beute Der IteGpertretenoe Sefretur
Hepnolos bie Snipeftoren i'm Safen
pon 9tep.Dorf einen S6leppoampfar
gu mietben. Sic Hegierungs- -Snipef-
toren iollen bieien Sdleppoampfer in
oen Safengeip1iiern benlten unb ie.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-05

W. Anderson the story petition to which
attached in the
hands of the President who has Wit
asking him why full pardon should
ESCAPED For this for nine
useful honest life the
likelihood is that the pardon will be
Anderson permitted to
his domestic life
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-05

that letters of administration be Issued
to her. The estate consists of two lots
of land in the Kapahulu Tract, in this
city. and is valued at $500.
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association and their friends
are invited to attend the reception to
the winning contestants in the Annual
Championship Meets, Friday, June Z,
1907, s p. m. Y. NJ. C. A. Hall. The
medals and trophies will be awarded
by Judge Sanford b. Dole.
Work of making alterations in the
building recently purchased by the
Japanese Imperial government at the
corner of Fort and Beretania streets
as the consular offices and residence,
are progressing rapidly, but will not
be completed for several weeks yet.
The consulate will probably not be
established in it's new quarters before
the middle of July.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-05
TO TAKE JAPS
TO THE COAST
STEAMSHIP WILL CARRY
ORIENTALS TO VANCOUVER
BRINGS 155 FROM JAPAN.

Sixteen days from Yokohama, the
round-the-world French steamship
Amiral Jaureguiberry, Captain Thomas
Jouan, arrived today with 1856 Japanese
immigrants and $500 tons of Oriental
freight for this port, docking at the
Hackfeld wharf at 1915 p. m.
Foggy and rainy weather was ex-
perienced for several days out, the
weather improving as the islands were
neared.
The Japanese immigrants were dis
charged as soon as the vessel entered
port, being landed at the channel wharf
and taken to the immigration station.
One cabin passenger and two bags Of
mail were brought by the Frenchman.
F. G. e. Walker of Honolulu was
the passenger returning from the
Orient whittier he went In the S. S.
Chiusa Maru to sell a lot of scrap
iron taken over by that vessel and
to attend to other business.
The Jaureguiberry took some time to
dock, parting her bow line and having
to clear the slip of Japanese sampans
1t is probable, according to the
present plans that the Amiral Jau
guiberry will take several hundred
Japanese from this port to Vancouver
There are several thousand here wait
ing an opportunity to get to the main
land.
From Honolulu the Frenchman goes
to San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
west and east coast South American
ports, France. Suez, India and Austria
liza and so back to Japan. She show
signs of the work of the elements ant
is badly in need Of repainting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-05
SIXTY-THREE YEARS
OF AGE TOMORROW
THE Y. M. c. A. TOMORROW
WILL CELEBRATE ITS START
BY A HUMBLE CLERK.
(Communicated).

Tomorrow the Young Mems Chris
ton Association will be GO years OF
age. 1t was organized in London,
June 6, 1914. On that evening twelve
young men met in a room of Hitchcock
& Co.'S drapery house to consider the
establishment of an organization to
promote Christian work among the
young men in the dry goods business
in the metropolis. One of the clerks,
George Williams, was the leading spir-
it. He is now looked upon as the
founder of the Association, and as
such was knighted by Queen Victoria
a few years before her death, the Y.
M. c. A. having by that time become
worldwide and its founder risen from
humble clerk to one of the great
merchants or London.
In 1874 it had less than a score of
men. In 1907, 100000 members and
owning over S4O,O0O,OOO worth of prop
erty, working in As different countries,
bringing social life, education, en-
ployment, physical vigor and health,
and more than all, character, to tens
of thousands of men every year. Sure
ly the organization deserves the honor
given it's founder by the Queen OF
England, and is living up to the esti-
mate placed upon it by the late Presi-
dent Broadus of Louisville, KY, as
1.-The most important and far-reaching
movement of the nineteenth century
The reason for the growth? The
Young Mems Christian Association
delivers the goods. AS a writer in
Munsey's says of it: 1T is as prac-
tical as a load of bricks. Or as Presi-
dent Roosevelt once said to a group OF
Association workers: What l like
about your work is that you combine
religion with common sense"
The parent Association in LondoI
is now working on a project to cree
million dollar building to take thu
place of old Exeter Hall Little die
the dry goods clerk cream of this, six
ty-three years ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-05
new PHOTOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY ORGANIZED
CAMERA e ENTHUSIASTS WILL
CARRY ON WORA ALONG SYS-
TEMATIC LINES.

The large number of persons in Ho-
nolulu who are interested in photo
graphy practically assures the success
of the organization which was formed
last night at a meeting held at the
Promotion Committee rooms. 1t will
be known as tie Hawaiial Pilot '.
graphic Society, and starts off with a
charter membership of thirty-siX.
The society has for it's object the pro-
motion of amateur photography, and
the collection of valuable and inter-
esting Photographic records Of cur
rent history, art and science. 1t Is
hoped that all persons interested in
the fascinating WORK will become
members of the organization.
The officers elected at last nights
meeting are: President, Francis
Gay; vice-president, d. H. Hitchcock;
secretary, Dr.. A. N. Sinclair; treasur'
err, H. p. Wood; lantern engineer, J
p. Warren. These officers, with the
following councillors, r. Hosmer, j,
Kotinsky, A. Lydecler, r. Perkins
form the executive committee.
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Fine Job Printing. Star ONCE.
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no APPOINT PoUNDMAsTERs.

At the meeting Of the Board of Su-
pervisors this evening the matter OF
appointing the various poundmasters
for the County, will probably be set
tied The act Of the last legislature
putting the pounds in the jurisdiction
of the Counties, neoessitates the reap
pointment of masters In place of those
who held the jobs under the Terri
tory, II is not likely that any change
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will be made in the personel of the
list.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.
THE WEATHER.
local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, T. H., June g. 1907.

Temperatures at a. m; a. m; ~
d. m; and morning minimum:
"a, n, IS, so, Il.
Barometer reading; absolute humidity
GRAINS per cubic fooO; relative hu-
midity, and dew point: At 8 a. m:
1901. GAYS, 65, GA.
Wind: Velocity and direction at a,
M; a! m; 10 a. m; and noon:
8, NE; II, E.; IA, e.; 10, e.
Rainfall during "a hours ending a.
m: 10 inch.
Totai wind movement during "a hours
ending at noon: PA miles.
WIN. &. STOCKMAN,
Section Director
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SUGAR: June 3, 3945 cents a
pound or $3.50 ton; last previous
quotation, May 81, 3.91 cents a pound
or $500 ton.
LONDON BEETS: June 4, shil-
lings 11l4 pence; last previous quo
tation June I, 10 shillings TIA pence.
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INsPECTING LIGHTHousEs.

Captain Carter of lac U. S. naval
tug Iroquois left Honolulu In the S, s,
Llkelike last evening for Hawaii to
inspect lighthouses lie will return in
the s, s, Kinau on Saturday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-14
BRADsTnEETss REVIEW.

New York. Sept. is-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say.
 Fall trade in dry goods and wearing apparel generally tends towards ex- pansion as the ultimate outcome oi leading crops become more assured and as evidences increase of higher prices offsetting small yields. From the Northwest reports are of orders preVt. ously held back now coming forward and there Is evidence also of more ttfe in Southern trade and of improvement In collections in that section as the cotton crop begins to move to marker in good volume.
 Tn the leading industries the notaoie feature is the sharp break in copper, the talk of reproduction and or necessary shutting down of mines.
 The cotton goods manufacturing trade offers sharp contest Co others in a sharper advance in printed fabrics. Coal also is better called for east and west. The general level of commodity prices moved lower in August, main iy because Of weakness in manufactur- : ed goods offsetting higher prices or farm products. These later have how ever, weakened this week and values as whole are lower than for nine months
 More cautious buying in many lines East and West. and the general com pIaint of slow collections despite i'm. provement at the South are attributed in part to this cause.
 Pig iron markets continue Quiet although there has been somewhat better movement in basic forge ana foundry iron at the East. It is to be noted that production Is declining that some furnaces in the Pittsburg dts- trict and the valleys have been blown out and that the prospects favor q shortage of about thirty per cent In thA seasons shipment of Besserfer ores. But on the other hand. 1t Is declared that a smaller tonnage will be required the coming winter and spring. Speci- fications on all finished materials are heavy. New demand for structural iron is fair
 Business failures In the United States for the week ending September F number 1f2 against ts0 last week ana 164 in the same week or 1sOS'
 ranadian failures for the week number twenty two against fifteen last week and seventeen year ago.