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The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21

ing games were played, and each guest
was presented with valentine.
A widower with family, living in
town near Denver, wants good Jew
ish housekeeper, a refined woman not
over thirty-five years old. A good
home for the right person. Address
II. X. care of Jewish Outlook, P. O.
Box 723.
For steam and French dry clean
ing and repairing, see the Ladies
Dress Circle. Phone, York 1647.
Next Wednesday evening is the
regular meeting night of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of b. NJ. II. Congregation.
The meeting will be held in the B. NJ.
II. vestry rooms, where the members
will be entertained by an address by
Rabbi Kauvar and several musical
numbers
Items for these columns should
reach us not later than Tuesday even
ing, as we go to press Wednesday
morning.
Dr. and Mrs. John Elsner enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening in
honor of Frederick Warde. the actor
and lecturer The other guests were:
Mrs. Dorothy Sum. Miss Kitty Brady,
Mrs. William Oppenheim. Miss lie
Furgey. a. Lewis Joel, Mrs. Lafferty
and Miss Rosalind Elsner.
The w. II. Stewart Agency Com
pany, Denver's leading insurance and
financial agents, 1541 Champa street.
Mrs. III. Schradsky and daughter
Florence leave shortly for California
for the rest of the winter. While OH
the coast they will attend the wedding
of Miss Mabel We'll in San Francisco.
at which Miss Florence will be one OF
the bridesmaids. The wedding of Miss
We'll will be quite Il social event.
For pasteuriZed milk made accord
ing to the latest scientific methods.
call up the Windsor. Main 5l36: 17l2
Blake st.
Wallace \. Greenbaum of this city
has earned distinction as one of the
most successful distributors of the
Saturday Evening Post. In that Jour
nails issue of February 1st appears
laudatory comment and photograph.
in connection with those of five other
young men situated in various parts
of the country. Mr.. Grccnbaum is sec
ond among the distributors.
The German-American Trust Com
pany, 143O Sixteenth street: capital
$500, 900; general banking an,, l.ust
business fire insurance. loans and in
vestments; four per cent on time de-
posits.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
past week was the valentino party
given by the Bachelor Girls Club.
Friday evening, February 14th. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. s. Rcichart.
The house was beautifully decorated
in hearts. Cupids and red carnations.
Games and dancing were INDUCED in
until midnight. when sumptuolis re-
past was served in the dining room.
Mr.. Daniel +. Hepner. was toastmas-
ter of the evening. Those present
were the Misses Julia Fass. Janet
Weinstein, Blanche Zarck. Libbie Rel
chart, Flora Solomon, Lizzie Kar-
tusky, Gussie Cohen and the Messrs.
j. Z. Berman. Arthur Striker. Roman
Engle, II. Miller. Daniel f. Hepner.
Francis j. Solomon and S. Tescher.
The Music club met with Mrs. Ed
Cohen last Saturday and listened to
the following splendidly rendered pro
The Jewish outlook., 1908-02-21
4ocal Stems

The Jewish Outlook stands for every
thing pertaining to. Jewish interests. syn
agogaI and institutional. It chronicles the
most important foreign and domestic
news, and particularly concerns itself
with the doings of Jews in the Rocky
Mountain region.
The Jewish Outlook welcomes contribu-
tions to it's columns when properly signed.
The Jewish Outlook does not necessarily
concur in the opinions of it's contribu-
tors.
The Jewish outlook solicits correspond
ence from every section of the Rocky
Mountain region.
Subscribers whose papers do not reach
them regularly will kindly inform us at
once.
All matter for the weeks publication
must reach not later than Tuesday
noon.
All matters concerning advertisements
subscriptions. social notes. etc, should be
addressed to i. o. Box 723. Denver. Colo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
TEMPERANCE IN JAPAN.


prohibiting the drinking Intoxicating liquors by 1t measure
there
father japanese
February
could doubt
all
should
drinking the habit
prohibiting drinking alcohol
prohibiting Chinese
smoking opium have made profound impression
the majority of
four corne o the House,
likely the temperance
While England
with the United
cutting deeply into her markets. looking
visiting journalist Honolulu elsewhere in these columns is
prohibit the dependable
Without viii adopt the
precautions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
THE ADVERTISER.

support
1t has policies looking number
ownership steadily
the rule sincerity public a
merng official thieves the personnel the public
the political
a
the Advertiser during ownership,
of
public service all times.
to
be broken which achieves high
people
believe
nfahe Advertiser
perpetuay
Hawaiian
Individually leading
to its
reaching public
difference in the direction of editorial policy.
to the
subscribed of
bought hired capable
powerful business political sentiment of
the Advertiser Generalization
the pieces year.
politicians and rich maleaeOs
they
works civic
of
subscribers valuable
popular this in
motive than the public welfare and equally against bandsh
threats
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
AS A BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
the ones hit.

of of
overlooked ndorse his candidacy quite
which advanced
the of of
their stockholders the planters They
japanese him
islands his disprai the
him The rudimenary business
osenble
of the labor they What
o prescience
Secondly nothn
Legislature hostile
tion Waach
this character To fore it Mr. Pinkham
made %
Walach
patients Having these official the
Health
of
of president
epudiatng the
without
Legislature adjourned with threats the lips
with Pinkham confirmation
policy he
that situation be coveted by the business
eatsf an
Perhaps further show the business incon
Pnkham friends
in
prodgaty he shows Office the number of times
tell
of
considerations
things avoided they
Endorsed him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
THE FEDERATION AND P1NKHAM.
precautions

ety yesterday
A Pinkham of Board of Health
of
this justification the appointment
wide
Pkham of
of wit the prudence
amentabe business Pnkham has
to
such a
telling
that the Pkha's
a bulldozed9
We
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
COMPLIMENTS OF L1TTLEF1ELD.

Ltefe while Honolulu thoroughly
the
consistent with his attitude here and has succeeded efectua drawing
the bill
Honolulu
The b bin
these islands until the President
o
Lttfed colleague forced that the
steamships the This interpreted yesterday at the
ing of BILL
providing that the three steamships be
eiher as up o u on al schedule
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09
A GARD FROM A DONKEY.

Editor Advertiser: Your journalism
is contemplate, and your politics rot
ten. Vide public opinion re Pinkham
affair. If it were not that yours is
the only morning paper I think the
majority of your subscribers would
have their names taken off your list.
Unsigned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09

high
In
ministry dissolved thirtyhree
titles This
Balfo which it succeeded Conservative cabinet
ministers untitled Balfour
being one o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09

Paso
getting biggest of advertising account of
Amerie
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09

Perry
Killer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09

m provided
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-09

nothing Hubbard plaster
CT paris morere respectable than dog
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Literary Notes.

In addition te an enlieing complete noVcl--"'The Plague of Heart, bv Helen Nilecele--the June lAppineott' x contains nnmbef ef extraordinarily goed short stories. efittle Billy llig. gins's Rhnharb Money, hy John l.. Mathews. .is dellciouSly funny and will make the most hla>e reader ehuckle Win Lexington Comfort contributes "rhe Lone War. a grimly realistic picture oi strenuous life in the PhiIip- pines. "fhe Birth of Irony" hy kath- arine Holland Brown, k tale of the Cave. men, as striking as il K original. "Lads Tommy by Owen Oliver, K a fascinating romance of thigh life, ' T1ere are several others also, besides some bright articles on seasonable top- ics and Il sixteen page humorous sec Hon. The June tippincott's makes excellent summer reading
 \ writer in suburban Life for June says "puring the month of .lnne, a big fight ha, To he made against plant diseases and insects. The tuscs must be sprayed aboa, once a week with po- tas>iun sulphide, hall all ounce to Il gallon ef water, and they should also he sprayed occasionally with @hale-oil soap af kerosene emulsion 10 keep down the plani-hce. The fruit trees will need spraying with whsle-oil soap ur kerosene emulsion to hold the aphis in check. They get on the under side of the leaves and suck the juice. The injury done the leaf causes t to curl up M that fl spraying k nos done in time the leaves will have enrled up 50 tight is that il will he necessary to eut of the growth and burn II In otieF 10 de stros Inc spiant.liee, The apple trees will need spraying withl5ofdeauN mix infe, containing Paris green, or arsen- ate of lead The Bordeaux mixture wit prevent the fungoes diseases and the Paris green will kill whatever bugs are liable to eat the leaves.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Two Readings.

A young farmer who had great con ceit little discretion and scarcely any education presented himself once at q Presbyterian conference and said he wished te be ordained as Il preacher "I ain.t had any great learnin' he said frankly "but I reckon Im called to preach I've had q vision three afgdts ruhtlin That's why lm here
 What was your viSiea:" inquired one of fine eis.efs
 "WeH l dee;aat see q Jig, round ring In tle s..g. sa ia the middle of ii MS tvn great le5fer@h ( knew that meant Presbyterian Conference. an here nm
 rbeee W,tS an uncomfortable pause. whH.h WIS =lfFaaeH= hs aa= =elaer whe knew tae gosus Hlaa aud was well acquainted with the poverty of lis faHly aRA the neglected conditions of their farm T haven't auy gift II reading .sions said the old man graeely as he rose from his seat. ~bnt Id like to put il to my young friend whether he doesn't think it's possible those two letters may have stood for Plant CernF'"
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Fstheriy Discipline.

Slie came Into his study gently "i hate ta distufh vaa dear Be aakea up-"tnt II Is after II. and Dick has not come hame yet. and i k the sec and time fhis week he has stayed oat tlid not wish 70 speak you hnt q hey os seventeen
 She fatered He Was looking al her sith strange fixed expression. T understand Leave him tp me. shaA wait ua anul he zones in
 Don't he harsh Nlfh him sh,.. saIl nleadiusiy oh. i am so sorry told you, Remember, he has aiways been such a good boy
 Ny dear you have nothing further to do with this. must deal with mv sou in nx own way. request yon not to interfere You had better go quiet A io your room i ass you to do So l want hin to aud ne here when he . sees lit te return "a bis hame
 She retired with her mother heart anxIously beating, ard waited aati. tae click oi la'chkey seunlad N the street door She listened. tFemllin. ready te rush aat peateat peace maker. She heard
 'Iiek k that youfH
 "Yes. sir
 "ls the dog ln the halls"
 "Ne>, sir
 "Weli. turn oai the gas Good night -Momah's Home Companion.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
| Windham County Bargain Centre Putnam, Conn.

ats7sl a#zas. Bishop e}4sk discovered | V3+ aot tho Iers91 he supposed Fixing His attention sttaelfastly on the leetaref aaa affecting unconsciousness Of the whole affair. he left the man with tAe= =umirelh to settle with the other There WAS ludicrous and em- harrassing scene. during aIl of which Bishop Clark WIS profoundly interest ed in the lecture Al last the man with the umbrella asked indignantly. "Bidnt you tel me to punch that per son with my umhrellaY' Yes. . And what did you wantfe "I want ed to see whether you would punct him or not"
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
 Just One Mere Kiss.

dear old citizen went to the rail road station 10 see his daughter of ea q journey. Securing her seat. he pasSel oat of The ear and went around te the ear window to say last parting word While be was leaving the car The daughter cgossesi the aisle 10 speak b friend aud q, the same time a grim o'd maid took the seat and moved ap te fhe window.
 Unaware of the change. the old gen. tleman hnrriedly put his head up to the window and said. one more kiss pet
 m another instant the point of a cot ton ua.eFela ~aS thrust from the win, dow. followed by the wrathfu injune. ton. Seat. you gray headed wretch.a Ladies Home Journal
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

FEoST.
 later from blood farcy brought on by that furious ride.
 Al along the road we saw men h retreat There might have heen l.00 or there might have been loou0 for al We kuew We were too busy riding b count Here and there tht men had stacked arms and were making coffee The only information We had had as to the retreat was from the chief con n4issarx. Colouei ke.logg. who had iA- forued Us hat everything WAS lost D tue frant and that the men were rapid y fetfeatiae
 Sheridan set his teeth when he heard ftis and lid not pause for moe As we passed groups of men drinking their coffee he would turn iu his saddle and shout.
 "'Faee about hoys! We1 sleep il the old camp tonight. Face about
 This waS the signal fer d sener cheer from the boys They dropped their cups of hot coffee kicked the eolieepeiS out of fheir Nay. made dash for the guns and wheeled into lne after their general All along the me if was the same The men seemed be inspired by the sight Of sserlda' and his eoniiieuee in himself and them The victory of the march T fore was still fresh in their minds. ana they feit certain lliat aEce sheHosa gat to the front he would again leas them 10 victory.
 Sheridan srurred bis herse anes and when he reached the irom seemed to he needed pretty badl{ 7" had lost twenty four pieces af ariiaef' all we had. and the men were x morali2ed
 Fortunately for Us, the enemy As's so busy congratuiating th mSesFes VAa their capture of tue artillery aAa ruMaaeing the wagon train el s- plies. where they found whisky s' proceeded te become intoNiralea '1- they did not dream of raiit o1 Y part.
 They discovered their mistake VI they heard the cheers of our heh Sheridan as he rode up and do"a line reforming the ranks ihes Y posed these cheers were due 1o ". forcemerrs. and before taef " gather their scattered forces OsHsss Miller charged them at right az and Custer. with 2.10 sa bers s1a', them from the right. where tae - had attacked Emery and had supe~ him too badly beaten 10 raaly' ..s
 The battle ragged all atlerova late into the evening Naea over we feund that We haa taAsa l.ooo prisoners and had retsse'V our artillery and twenty pSa longing to the enemy ID faea all their artillery but one pirs .ss Captain Hanley captured uas ward at Jackson. ."-Cincinnan.'4' ciaI Tribune
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Had Name Rsaay.

Tue late Andrew l nam. wei known hdtei uaan of New York. was at the time ef the civil war proprietor of q hotel iu New Bedford, Mass \ nun her of calerea eltlseps interested In the formation of military company called upon Mir. Dam and informed him that they would be glad to form the company and allow him 10 suggest the name provided he would pay for the equipments.
 'Cougressnlan T. p. Eliot has fitted ont company of white men, and throughout the war they will he known as the Eliot Light guards said the spokesman ef the celored men.
 "WeA.s sald Mr. nam. ''H am To equip fhls eolored company ] shall ln- sis, that they he known as the Dam Black s1ahls"
 The allliary records to not show that such | company was ever organized.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Wounds Tn Front.

\ New Euglander recently had oeca sion to engage gardener One morn Ing two applicants appeared. one q de cidedly decent booking man and the other af much lcss prepossessiag ap peafanee and manner
 After very little hesitation the man of the house chose The latter applicant
 A friend who was present eeinced surprise Il the se.eetion. askia
 Has that man ever worked for you beferef"
 No" replied the other In fact, l never saw either of them before to day"
 Then why did you choose the short CT man? The other had a much better faCe"
 Face" explained the proprietor of the place in disgust Let me tell you that when you pick out a gardener you want te go hv his overalls 1T they're patched on the knees vou want him. if the patch is on the seat of the trou- sers. you don't''-S Success.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

"HE graphic story of the thriHlae riie of Sheridan 10 sfof, the -a. treat of the Union troofs 4.
 the battle of Cedar Greek in inc Shenandoah valley. Tn 1861 gains ap added interest wheu heard from tha iips of an officer who accompanied ina general on that noted ride This 5s Major Spera of Council Bluffs. la tha sole survivor of the escort Of tweB.v men who made that eveniful ride on the morning of Oct I3. 1894 when tha magnetic leadership of Sheridan turned A disastrous rout into q brilliant victory
 Early in the morning" says Major Spera. sas We were responding tn boots and saddles at Mlltown we heard firing and discussed the matter among ourselves.
 "As we rode out Of town and reached the top of a hill we noted men comipg toward us on the double quick IT looked to me mighty like the roat at Charlottesville. and when Sheridan saw the men there was someth hing doing
 Just a month before he had licked Early men unmeFcIi ully at Inches ter. and Early had been trying to take his revenge eveI since. I was ordered 10 take twenty of my best men and follow Sheridan to the front BeforI we could get them picked out. with the remainder of my command 10 form a cordoR across the road. Sheridan. on his big black horse RienZi- was tearing for the front.
 "I was riding a good sorrel. and you may know something ahout the pace he set Us when tell yon that my horse. an unusually good one. died week
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Beware of oiutments for Cstarrh that
 coatain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense el smell and completely defange Inc whole system when entering Il through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never te used except on prescriptions f0m reputable phy>i clans. a> the damage they will io k len fold Ia the goed you can possibly derive from them. Halls tstarfh Gun, manufactured hs F. ]. Cheney X to.. Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and ls taken internally. acting directly upon the biossd aad mucous surfaces nf the ssssem. In buying Hall's 1starrh Cure te Safe you gel the genuine. II k taken internally and made In rele- do, Ohio, h, |. ] t'heney k Co. rs>. tinaanlsls free.
 s>ald hs all druggists, s5e.
 Take Halls Family Fills for eonsgi- patton.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
The Byron D. Bugbee Corporation,

they point out that the relief so gained would t,e permanent, whereas under the system now in operation there k n continuous expense in dredging the channels which become clogged with >nhd' ,"sd sill washed down by the spring floods, especially from the nn- fefestefed areas around some of the rivers.
 In The long run the storage reservoir method would be cheaper as well as more effective, for, k one of the spen. sors of the plan says, il k better basi- ness to add to the tops of the rivers and gel what you want than to keep dig ging out the bottoms in an attempt to get fiSer deep enough te float boat in
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
THE ROLL CALL

"eurpofHi Gr.eus the orderly cried 'Hefe was fire answer fetisi atlH clear From tha Hps of soldier Wha sto0l And tlere'" was the word the next re
 piled "oyras Drew" Then n silence fef This tiua nn answer felas el tHe call ouis bls rear Hlan had seen him fati- Killed er wounded. he could not tell There they stood in the falling light These men og battle. with grave. dark
 looks
 As plain to be read 3 s open books. While slowly gathered the shades of night ''rw as n zvietery- but Il cost us dear. For the comPany's rotl, when called al
 night.
 or a A,4adfed men that went Into the
 fight Numhs,ad but twenty that answered
 slterei
 Nathaniel c. Shepherd
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
w.n,ea Par, st . Sur. Thing.

On a traln houna for kansas CIV was an old gentleman who. II appear ss., was prec.aedlng te the city named en certain legal business. The journey was nearly co,npleted when the elder " person became possessed er the 10. tioa that certain important papers had been ieft behind. After a hurried In scStisation of his bag he observed.
 If l left those papers behind. I'm foolss'
 X little later he resunesa his exam tnatioa ef tlae bags contents. Il eet u'ii tarn our I'm fooi.N he nurnured
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

Many requests from Caiarrh sutfar. 's "ho Use aiomiIers have resulted in i-lqaid ream Balm. new and con n. Nenisni form of Ely,s Cream paIn, evai- ,hr, ea's 'si'isay Tor eatarrh which can al- NAY Mass S depended on. In power lo sl- ..a,. ss's ala.hainination. sto cleanse the clog. -s' SsS . ali- passages, To promote free nafs. pa,s .. ofeashing, the two forms of Cream nasin are alike. Liquid Cream RaIn, \ .s s.s se.a os al druggists for 75 cents i'm psN sp1asing tube. Mailed by Ely ofos-' o NaFFen Street, New York
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Taking ExereIse.

An American lady at the court of Vienna with whom an imperial high ness danced three times oa the same evening. Battered by lis attention, ex- pressed her gratltic cation at the compli meut
 .'I did not intend il as eompli- meut was the answer.
 Then rfar= =hishness must be very fond Il dancing
 "I Ge; >t q 1ei.
 "Wh hat Gen. my ask. can be your impe,ial hil haess motive for dane ing
 Madam" was the exalted person ages curt reply my rle elical attend ant advises me to perspire."
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
A Slic.,t Difference.

@I suppose you went to bed with the chickens while you were in the eoun trs, said the caller.
 No, indeed replied the lady of the house. somewhat shocked We had the best apartments in the house, sec ond floor. front. The chickens had rooms way back in the rear some where N. never saw them after sun set.e--Judse's Library. ...
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
The - Scrap Book
No, Sure Of One os the Two.

< district visitor once went to zee an old Seotehwon3an Nhe WAS dying Noticing that her talk was all about herself and inc minister he said
 "Wei really, Jeannie. l believe yon think there will be nobody In heaven but yourself and the minister
 "Ah, =meel said the old woman an I'm no sae sure aboot the minis ter
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
The Petite Ssrxneer.

Some yeaTs ago while ;he late Rish- ep Clark al Rheie Island was attend. ias lecture ia Boston he observed s fnau sitting thrsse seats ln front whom he thought he kaeN He rsgnesfel The psnan sitting next 10 hlm tc punch the other Individual wita hss 1mhreila- Tie io,ite stranger ssa 50
 and, ;he disfn.lSsa l,ersoa tarnias Ais
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
eela,ed Mourning.

o'Flannagan came home one night with Il deep band of crape around his hat
 .why. Nike,- exclaimed his wife what are ye wearin' thet meurnfai thing fory"
 "rm wearin' it for yer first husband I'm sorry he's dead. "-Esers body's.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29

sadly.
 Would you obliged ne. sir. by lay Ing little money that same WAY for me 7? asked testy individual occupy. ing the adjoining seat as he looked over the edge of his newspaper
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Net Opaque. but 6rien.

At i political meeting an excited man had risen 10 veil hls satisfaction. ~S!t down. called the man behind him, switehing his coattalls Don't you know you're oIaqaes-
 Ard that I'm nog..9 cried the other Tn o'Rrien.
Putnam patriot., 1908-05-29
Strenuous First Aid.

physician was one day summoned post haste to the home of a lldY He found her in shocking condition.
 What has happened to you? Have you been run over hy an automobile.''
 The lady shook her head on the pit low.
 Nc" she answered in a weak voice. T faiuted. and member of the first aid To the injured club brought me to 't