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ghreau bee StuoisHcgtitraturs.
R%athhuuS.

ga iiinOrf. II. Se5efflbet .l9Us,
"a ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 Gommii1re Der
sld6t anItiuore y. aeteali5 ooTaslattsbsner
gSeiie ibreIl croaiiltiQcn NIB eer1etl.erteH We
rjtt iiber ole $laeiprodeHeR 9rttbahteu1gen
~llntoiten uno Acknowledgement lhr bte 9on
bemnirnn0 nm Gr6ffuul9 elmer ~ftnf3ebn JuB
do O%retten NaGps bon eeF IGro'peltieiic FER
6ifiit bon Bari Terrace Gele9eren t~iinl5e1n
SuB 90 brettcu guep. nebit ben oaraul 3e'
Siielibcl enogulttscu ullo oerbetcrteiI. erldns
icrnoen Rldnen in @emIBbett 6cy 2Sori@riitsg
beS Siaot.@hartcrS rilo Der 11l .. Nprill 1905
iinterjeihncter %eroromlu1 9r. 81 oes Wtapors
nno staotrdtbcS bon Baltimore bel mir btrlter
legt babelL. ~
piro bieruti beianrt .ecmott, onf beiaqler
Rerift uno GldHc auf oietc g3eile IN ote'eM
@ilrcal h~interlegt ipuroen itre, Uro oa5 Ger
Waoor mo Stuoirutb bon Baltimore. ooer II.
oeno cine 1eriol oocr Berionen, ODER cine ooer
itebr Gorporationcu. bic nit Der SertDel hll6
Der norbendnnien grti6dotaun9eil ooer &erlP
erb1hun0en un5uirieoen 'ttio. turcrbalb oretblG
$50 Iogtu pom Is. 2e3emper 1908 an. n!S
bcnt erie Gage Der bon mir al5eegdH9cnen
0er6fient!i6urg oieicr Noti5. itrtftlth oa9e
qcn an Dos Baltimore StGotGeritt appeuirel
lnb oa3 bciagie @eriht eriaheH inogeli. Die
ielbcH III reOiotrcli.
(ye;1S,2i,31;T dr7G Stdot'N cetitru!or.
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8efanntmadjungc
Mugeb0te.
0hreau non gGlbtuiu & GeuuinBtDu, Wr6ite!teII.
Nr. 800, -ytprb.S Rarles. GtraRc.

guIttW o c. I9sD.
~etnaetote fir Ole GHtFernunG Der 9egenlpGrti'
Gen ~CSehduoe uno biz grrihnIHa eiHee IleleH
SiuatssIabaiSs9d eerbuuiec an bet Gonfugpf
StraBe. ~5ipiithen Der Gbar .Css mo Stabfs SlrGBe,
tueroeH in oieIem 8iireau ertaeecn geItonrlen.
GoniraftoreH, fueltbe ibre Afqehote elnjnrei1eit
g%ecenfen. nIoeen i0re eppiifntioHci 1tLt oe
3eihHllrgen uro Spe5ifitatloncfl Dor Wstttua
AM Gtentas, ben 20. 9e5cntbcr 1908, etHrett
den. Sotbe NpoilIauien iueroeH nan ie1eul
Sltum benadrthtigt, nam tie bic 3eidlHfn9cH
uno Spe5itttattotleIt fir Die eluSdrbeltuH9elI
tbrcr doiiendnlbldge erldHgeu fonneIl.
Seoer, lueiher iolUe Spc5ififatioueH uIo
3eidnnIgcn erbalier. bat S50SIi oepouireH, bon
ipelder SuHiMc jcoem ~oerfeIben bei Der Suriid
criialtlng Der beideter 3eidnumaen in giiien
3uilanoe $40 JuriiG be8ahlt lperbeit. DaS Rcht
miro porbebalteH. irGeIlo ipelChe ooer allie gIn'
acbote 5uriid 5%utpeiisn, lub folhe glHaebote. Die
Mot In allen giu5eInheiteu nit ben anforoe
ruttqen Der Spe5ifiiniioneH ilbercinIiintmen.
alle gtugebote miiiien inHerbalb 3ipet gSodru
bon oeE Satlim dI, al lDeld,tnt oe 3eihuurs
aeIt etc. In bieier Office dusGc.tefert perSen,
cinaereiht peroen rno BON eiUfm al ben
StaatsrS hGtlHciiIer dis9e'iellteu beglaubtgten
EbeG fir bret Sauieub SoudrS $4,000 beaIei.
tci ieir, iueiDc Siherbeil 5uriideritGttet iUirb,
penn Ser Guniraii iitr Die slrbeit oergcbetl pir6
poer int Sale ole S~lt4ebote oertuorten tperoeu
IOlltfn.
glc anocreu 5orreir uHo Spe5ififattoneit
utiiNet, 10 erf!lt iperoen, iuie lie IN oel spell.
i~iIatiunen uno benz IHgebote'S ornllilar, pelbeS
Den GpntraftureH, ole fib I'M ole Irbeit oetpers
ben, ciHgebdflbiat piro. %beitiIrnt llEh.
9uiemtu L. Eenningtou,
(Tc5ij17.22.2D Irtttetiet.
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lfuIere WMnbcl.

Bon Sdbr5ebnt 81, Sohr5cbrt 1T
sic 3abl Der SSnbinlter in hcn |erei-
nigten Staottn INNER mehr suIon'
men geid)rumptt. Ter rtotbe Mnnn"
bot lid1 gescn Die atltur Scr @eiBen
aeitrdl,bt, unb Is lit inn cr9an9en.
ME Dem @uitrol Ateger. Der iaIt gang
pou Ser 9ilofldfe p%eridNumoeu iii.
@ouS 10 meit iiuo Die ~>Snbinner. III.
iere Miinbel, nod llld]t %9ctontnlcit ;
ca lebell nod Imlier iiber cine Bier.
tel Miuion 3nbioltcr III ben Yereiui0.
fen Stoaten. Son ceneii Daben Iid,
piele Der aultlir Der @eiBen onbe-
duenlt. iinb Gielj5iinter. .GnnferS"
ODER Sormer 9enoroer, hnben sc.
Iertlt, lid ihren llnterbalt lslbit III
ueroienen luio peit @erth hires 2ono.
bellies 81 erboben Snlncrhin bo.
ben bic Sroianer oas Sailo I'M leetGl
Iistnliabre nod 9ege1 i1l<a Wtillio-
nerl Collars 9efoitet. SSnt porberge.
beioen 8efnuu9sjabre foitetei ii,
nlleroings nod iiber 10 Wilionan
Gie ,3abl Der Snoianer, Die lid Dor
Cntel Son, fiittern uiin fleiOen lai
fen lpirb init iaoem Sabre .geritaer
9lit belt ssogbariinbe,, lit es enosiif
fig oor6ei. Iie Snoianer- aacntci'
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rifoniiden Rihters nitJt reIpeftirt.
Sn arbeiterfreiien miro oicieS urt
tbeil boies 9Iut mofen 5umal Die
@erbonglmg bon 10 Ion5en 8etang'
%niBltrofen. Die An9eIe5eHbeit ut
ilbrigens nod, niht cn05ii!tig erie
0igt, oem Die &erllrt1cilten baben
@eruTu II an ba6 appclutionsgerlt)t
liir Den 9iltritt Columbia ~cinGcle9t.
Sum eriten Muic lett
butoert Sabren mar am IcBtcn CONT
tag Sun Nntouio in lCru0 oblo!ut
trOden mo it'll, rn0 i'll mocren
Staotcn mar c3 nid)t beiIer. 9tur
Gomal.Gont1, in mcIbem Jselle
GrounieIs liegt, IieB ooa Sountag3'
Gotft mt6eadJtct, pe5boIb Der @olt'
pcrnetlr georoht bot, Ole oortigen Be
nnlten orrf Nbiebung 5u itrafen. MIS-
ob inn oaS etpoS hclfcn pilroel
Nu3 Sen iiebcu Eitt$.
burger D@roitcra" limo ifon ieds5ig
gcmorocn. Gas ~9iotbbnlt@ Der raufl
gen Staot ldeint Elm Ibulid)er Ill.
gioaItuQ 5u icin, mic ca 0o2 in Gan
Sr0nCt5co mar.
@eil Sarparo inn SUP
bolipielc 9olc beiiegte (neun Ser
muuocte mo &erfriippcltc aus ctlun
so Spiclern) grotitlirt DER Yr1iioent
bc9 Ynn0cS mo crmoblt ou3 Solt
nod, o6en0reim lid on oicien sport.
ShIoenten Gin &eiipiel III nebmel.
Nm oielcm 5ltr brlltuIen Nohhcit bers
abAcilnfcncn Spiel" - Nber g
lit sport, mo Der miro nit cineml
oloercn MnBlto6e %qeneiicrL oils al,
oere Iin9e.
Sic reugegriin0cte Ser.
binOlnG bon Sol5geIdlGftcn III Git
lutj, N!inn., mill ibr GcidGit NIT
RilfiiNt ouf Die GrboItung Der 9ta'
tlwid)GBe 6eS 2unoc& treibcn. @er
g~luubt3? Nui Den Yroiit it's nbge'
icbcn, uli nidt0 IorIt.
Ger ocuti h eyS pliciiii
mnla" hot lid) .id)on lett &obrcn borin
gciollcm 10 unputriotild 81 lein, mic
6 mn moglid) lit. Scinc nelteItcll
Suoeleicn miiiiicn ober icbcm onItdn-
oiocu 0eutiden Die Sdnmrothe ms
@ciid)t treiben. Su Eori5 ober, 100
boa @lutt lett cilligcr 3cit oud) in
iruu50iiidcr Sprndbc erihcint, miro
man Die ncueitcn 9iloer oc3 Sim
pliciliimua nit bomiihcr Sd)aoen-
ireuoe 6ctrad)tcl1. 4,
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SpbesfGac.

ptm 20. december 3oiepb NHo, 9pbus Sops
fins Soipital, 33 Sabre alt.
Mm 2I. Te5enbey eamuel Barnett, Raboiep'
Nm 20. Se5ember Npina grsr, Nr. 1880,
Wtaro VIM Strdbc. u WtoIale al. u.oo,c
grn 10. Se8cmber 6ornual earssr, Hr'22lS,
Sar9ronesglIleO. % Sabre all. ,-
Nnl 81. Scicmber yiIranoa foHopan, Nr.
a15, GtorotGarOliue Sirake. 81 3nbre al.
PIN 20. 3c3emUCC 2ouie GGeis, Rr. SOC,
GugersStraBe, IS Sabre alt.
@m u. Zcscmber Marian @umprtanu, Hr.
1923, 9Silbelm, Strube. ! WIonaie all.
Nm n. Sc5rn6er Dtnrnarct Sans, 9tr,
T61. MftsoamburgfS irdBc. 90 Sabre alt.
An u December Sanute Sart, ytr. 800,
Beurls Giraffe, IS Sabre dlt.
gtn 20. &c3enbcr JiUite SuatDiir, gtr. SIG,
gtoro' GSoobbcd sStrdBe, 1 Sabr all.
glpt 81. 2cjembcr Sainee aing, Nr. 800,
2inoen' Noenle, IS Sabre ali.
VIM 10. December Albcrt gee, VT. 222l,
GbriftidnsS trd6c, Q Mtolnte alt.
Mm q. Se5embcr NuHn SaucuitctH, gr. 22l,
SiinsSbefters StrdsC, A Sabre alt.
glM u. Sa5ember Nunu WicauuGban, gr.
1913. 9tor6s@ bdrleS StraBe, 90 Sabre. all.
Vim p. Ee3ember Waelpenta Hcoeter, Rr'
1923, SSefts SarntoGa'S trabe, 81 SABRE al. .,
Im y. Ss3crn6er @ieent scTtr, Urloer1r
iItSspolpital, 2s Sabre alt.
PIN 81. Se5ember ISiliam SbOmae, Hr. 21iI
Wtout %orosStoC.. 81 Sabre all.
Vim 81. Se8ember Catherine SbDnIde, Nr.IO4.
Dtilberrps Stru6e, 80 Sabre alt. =,
Nm u. Scienlber Nebefa @alters, Er. SOL
SSGitF SdQettes StruBc.
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periuden, sic Snoiouer an ~acreaeIte
arbeit 81 oetpobneu. Gte metiten
Der beutiqen Suoioncr baben Cttuas
Gr5iebrng genoiien mo Die mctlten
cntmideln cine gciddftlitc GbGtig4
felt in ibrcm &crfcbr nit NciBcn, IN
iueldlcr lie ibren GorthclI 5ll pobren
miiien. IS qicbt ioQor cine gn3obl
rcihcr 2clltc inter linen. &iel bat
0uSu oic &ertbcillurg pom QroEcn
@1nScrcien an hic Snoioner bci9etrus
grn. Die ReIiirdDtlngcu, CAP 0iele
,Sn6iancr. 2auoerctcn bal0 cine @elttc
pom mciBen 2~an0buien mo Spetus
luuteu mer6en piiroeL buben i'd
uift criilQt, Sr. Geupp, Der @bei
ocs @ii caH5 iiir ,Snbiancr- NugeIe'
g2ubeiten lit iogor Der anlidt, oaB
OoS &nniuucr.@ iirenu bal0 oui3cl0it
per6en f6nuc, neil 0ic Sn0toncr I'M
BroBcn itto @ou5cn iolfc Sortihrit
lie gauod)t b0ttcM OQB lie AMI Dent
McQc icicn, Dos nmcrifnniid)c @ilr.
Gerrcd,t Criuerbcu mo ihrc Nn9cles
Qenbcitcn i2lbit uerlualtcl SIT t0uncu.
Sir bic Gr5iebulg Der jungcu (SnoiU.
her in Sd)uIcu oubcrbolb Der Neicr
potioncu bat Gpmnliil0r &eupp ntdjt
uicl iibrig. Gr ncrlnnat cine profit
ihc G~rjicbung, ole lie bei0hiat, iiN
inter ibreu Stnmmc9AcuoNeu nil6liW
III mnd)cn mo Iid) inter ibncll lpnbI
III Iiiblcn. Gu5u ieien SIcb5lltt,
&onOmirtbi6oit CbItbou Ii. ogl. pleI
beiicr, ol1 Stcnpgropbcn, Nopototens
mo ocrlci Bernie. nod ben gll&
iiibrlm0cl bco Snpioncr-&ommili0ra
nat ser iiberlsbcloc Melt ser Slloio
III oIio Die bette Nt@ijdlt i'd Die mo
0crnc &ultur on5rri0ncm mo oomit
mare oo3 aSortbeltcGcn Der NaiIe nod
aui LANCE 3eit gciid)crl. ,SciterpoI.
Ter ut0 Scudcn >pCr6cn inter Den CT
uiIiiirtcn H5llbiancrn nid)t mehr 10
itorf ouirGumcn, oils Is ieitber, 0cr
SAL Qclucien lit.
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sarrau Ses etabt.Rcsiitrators.

VNIIIW 2. Y. lV3PHIUgI NUS,
allen oaran iuiercifirten G%erionen iptrh bier
nit Nafritt ertbcilt. ruB Der Staot. 5Haerteur
am 8. EeSember 1908 in oieienl 8lreau pie
g plrd ben s~lbitbnitt 81 ; big elHihlic6lid)
81 Sc, @rtitel IS. nes Baltimore Giahls@ooeT
bon 1898 bcrlanat Miro, Den ertldrclloeu Rlan
uno 7upIitdtliiie Der gSertbdbindtuhgen iir
iesuna Der 0ri6at. gUsD hintcr gtr. 400 bis 40.
Rrice. Sirdbe, ms Tr. io3 bis 400, gloro.
iSuliorsgtuemIe 1iHterlcat BAT.
9tQe onOoil beriibrteu Pcrloncn limo bertlb'
ttat, inuerbalb 80 IneeH pom 5niiim bieicr
Toti3 an i'm Baltimore SiGot9eriht burn
ithriitlid1 einaereiGie @elition odaeGen SIT appel.
lirel.
Z. Se,pca 5homaS,
(9e;q1 6, 90, 30) Stdot-3teglttrator.
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sureou ses s,oo,.Meetnroturs.

BaIttmore, 8. Ee3ember 1905.
Hlaen oaran intereiitrten QerFpuen miro 1ttrs
AM 8. Ee6rmber 1908 III oiefem gilrenu. mic
es ourdb Den glbiGnitt 81 , bis elnfdIieBlif
81 g., Nrtifel ~. pes Baltimore Staois9ooer
uro gupIiiailtItc Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fin
oc Niucuiruue, Biiaiteruug mo Jtlnotietnbes
iebullg Der Friputs2lQcn bi1ier 9ir. i20 biz 1873.
adc noooll 0erhbrten 8crfonen itno bertdbs
iiet, inuerbaib 20 lagei bonn Satlnt oieier
Roti, all int Baltimore Siubiaerift orrd1
i6riftIin rinacreitte Betition oaseeer ST. appel
Z. Senea Sbonas,
(Ge59I6.23,S GtaoisReGtftrator.
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4dtt ScitcH.
Gnitru iihcr Woro!

IlAN plll NtltSNi VIZ pN"i SilN' =
Gas gilt aud, Iiir bic &enc5ucIuner.
Scit StOber 1899 bat GUpriuno 6o'
1rro in @ete5uelu ais Giftutor &c.
idJoltet l,n0 gcmoltet, nat ulc gul.
lt1ube gegcn leitc 8iufiirbcrriholt
uieoergeiflo9en, bat onoere Hatic.
nci1 ongerempelt, 10 bob england.
Geutlhlano unO SStdlien i'm 0ejcma
Der 1902 ole penc5lteloniihe y&ricg2,
%ilotte" III Neid)log nuhltcnL ollrtl
dricqsiGifie ole Sorts III Fuerto ga
beIo 5critoren licBcn. Sic pcllc}ltc'
Ioniife ailitc mlroe in 0loda6c5ll,
itn,lb crfl1rt mo hns Sort Sat Gar
los beid)oiieil, ndd)ocm C9 ollT Gill
oeMtiteS ariegaififf gcfclIert bate.
ShlieBlid) ipuroc Goitro milrbc lul0
frat nit Den MiGhten in ltuterbono.
llngen. Die &erbonolrnaeu ipur
ben IN @aibinqton 9eiiIbrt uno ab.
aeidloiien. Die Sorbcrnn9cn ser
Mohte lpurben ais bcrcd)tlgt amer
tarlnt ullo fir Die 3obIin0 @orontic
aeIeiiiet. GrpB ser qlirel1 2icnlte,
lucldc scr anerifoniihc 8eiun6te
9olpcn beu @enc}lici0ucru bel 0cll
@erDanolungen 9eleiItct, rclHpeltc ga
itro aud, ole Ser. Stnoten al, uno
cs ld)ien cine 3eit lang, ola ob Der
,orobc Stof" inglnluenoutg fonlllclt
ioIlte.
Gonl 6rii8ftrte CT Srolttrcid) mo
Damn Soltuun, Dos 5ur 3eit az hcn
GiiIten &encNuela'2 NIT 2rieaaltil
len orgiultentiri, I'M Wemgtbnuna
sit berlangcn. 0iclen SIrgunlcntcll
1T Cairo aus ocnl @egc gegdnacn;
CT bot iidl nad) europa be9eben ulo
liberties cs Dem &ice E%rGiiocntcn
Comes, nit &ollono 81 elmer &erItGn.
hiqung Ill fonmcn. Sb Gaitro frallf
lit llnb lid elmer Sperotion mlieriie.
hen mnB. luie nll9emein berid)tct
ipllr0e. mag hobil geitellt Meiben.
CIR befiloct lidl IN Der 9linit oeHEro-
~ieiiors SSroel. Der Die Giaanoie nod
nid)t nit Siherbeit gcitcnt bat.
,SnSpildcn lit e5 III &ellcjilclo III
cincr nnbllltigcn Hcpoluition getpm
men, mcId)e ser 8erriholt oes Git
totorS ciu Gn0e gen1odt bat. Nicc.
6rGiihent @oniei lpill licbcr Die crIte
8eiae ipielen ais Die jueitc. Gr bot
Dos Gaitro'id}e 9ubillet Gcltiir5t ell
llciles &obinet gebiloet, 9oitro oeN
nnbegren5ten Credit. Der ibnt III No.
riS ulo Berlin croiinct iporoen mar,
oralulirt mo mill Die 3iuiItigfritcn
nit benz Nualanoe beilegell, nm 0cll
Sail6e mieber Hlbe 81 geben. Ga Der
id)iebenc Srrlnoc unh Nnb1nger So.
itrp'S perhaitet mn cingcltedt nor
bei, iinb, 10 iteten Die Ittien oe@
.franten" Iiftntors ldlcht mo CT
miro lpobl nic luieoer had, Ne,tc5llcld
5iWiidferrcit. Ger Shloltmeicr loll
ober cine betr6dtlihc In5abl Mil'
lionen III Siderbeit 8cbroft habcli
utlo ban1it laBt iidl audi ouBerbalb
Scneplcio's red,t per9niigt leben.
Iber nit oen IerrorismnS 60
Itro's IN @eilc5ueln iii cS porbei. Ger
Moni1, Der iid) ponl %%iehhirten sum
9iftotor @erejueln'S binaui9carbci
tet bat, lit obaetban. Sr. @omci bai
Jest @eleseibeit, 5u 5eiqen, oh CT bas
3eug bo5ii bat, gepronete uuo acrcdl
IL 3n'idnoe III Tenejuelo 5t %ldDnfIel
ml6 mieocr onltdnbige 9~e5icbungc!,
5un guSIanhe herbeiSufiibrcn.
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Suhu Sruit.

IS Itarb am 90. G~eicmbcr 1908. 6 rbr
Mlorgens. Spbu Gruit I'M Ilter BON ~ Sob
rem. Sic Beeroignna iiloet saniitas, ? nbr
4iudmilinas, bon leiner letten &obnlt!g. III.
pripattm nltf Der "%gSeiterr Gercterp,"
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Sarl Seine.

Gs iiarb om 9ienitaa. ocu 22. 2c5erber
1908. . lbr 90 WinIten Muraens. Garl
9eiue. geboreu in Gal3oetfurib. Frooinj Sanno'
Rcine, 0eborefte1 Stride. Die Nccrbieune fiitoet
Trcitag, ben %. Ee5eHDer, 3 ubr gtdhrnii'
iags. bonn 1auie feiuer Iphtcr. gtr. PALS. Git
9baie- strabc, aus iidtt; &eEtpanote uto
Sreunoe limo dhtiIaSp0a einaelaoe1. bciSus
UobHeE. Seiicpung ani Der baltimore Gene
Tern.
Sic trauevnbe Satin uuo 166tcr
2tjcitc Reine,
Suhaunl SbGtfer,
(35S-GO) NINA SCut.
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Nenricttn Gidlhprn.

s. iiarb am %. 9e3embcr 1908 Senriettn
Gidbrrn, 3iltlue oes beyitorbelcn Setter @tdls
born, i'm a.ter bon IS Iubrcn. 9ie 8eerots
gunl iinoet Sunneritag, gIad1ntttags ] ubr,
pen ibrer lebteu gNobHtrg, Nr. 3lO9. Gatoit'
Strlbe, GIT. ans itlil. (35S-9)
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Wnna 2anenltcin.

50 itarb am 81, 9e3eltber 1908 enna
2eucnIteiu. gelieOte Satin oon 6reherta j.
no Q Iagen. Gle 9eeroiernS finoet 2on'
ncritas, Den "a. DECEMBER, . ubr Eddnl-
bon ibrcr leBicu SSobuIug, 9tr. POI, Siio'
,QprrainesG c%rIetern." (357-O
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Ole &lenory@ erotbung unb fir bic
leBte @erit6noigung 5piidcn Den bee
Sen Qammcrn pier bis iitnf SiBll'-
aeu ucrfiiqbor. llHo, ME geiagt 60
bonoclt Iit nm pier N%tilior0en, Die
Ben Stcllcr3oblern o~bgeiorocrt lpers
0cu!
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Ser Oielgcnunntc Nem.
,0ortcr Nepcrcno Ir. Eortburit bat
lid oegcn Nrobibition uuo Socoi'
option ou3gciprodcn mo miinift IN
Nnlcrifn @icr01rten uodl ocutIhcnl
MuItcr. Die @icr0Grtcu Qllein ldol-
len nod feline M6biNtcit. Grit miliicn
ole Nmcrifoner 5lnn 0'oBbolten im
@cnlB Don Spiritioien erio1en mer.
hcn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-24

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-14
FOREST CONDITIONS IN THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
Official Data on the Subject Sent to the Nationa
Council of Commerce In the City of
New York
SUGGESTIONS.

Having the need of forest protection
| in connection with irrigation so clearly
brought home locally, Hawaii takes a
very real interest In the adoption on
the mainland of measures that will lead
to a more conservative use of the Ma
ton s material resources The Homo
lulu Chamber of Commerce endorses es-
pecially the creation of state conserva.
ton and forest Commissions charged
with the systematic and conservative
administration of forest resources. Any.
thing that can be done by the National
Commission to encourage and develop
local interest is to be applauded. OBJ
viously the first step in any properly
organized business is to learn what con-
stitutes the stock in hand. The more
exact is the information as to the pres
ent extent and condition of the mate
rial resources of the nation, the better
will be the plans for their wise use.
While to some extent isolated in loca-
ton, Hawaii is vitality interested in the
subject of the adequate development
of mainland water ways. The compile
ton of the Panama Canal will greatly
increase transpacifie trade, especially
from the ports of the southern Allan
tic seaboard. Incidentally most of these
ships will call at Honolulu, II indeed
this port does not eventually become a
distributing center for the islands OF
the South Pacific. A proper develop
ment of the water ways of the Missis
sippi valley will help to open new mar
kets for the products of the interior
states. One step in this direction IS
the protection of the forest on the
head waters of the streams in the Mis-
sissippi basin, be it on the slopes of
the Southern Appalachian mountains or
elsewhere In view of this aspect of
the question, it is only natural that
Hawaii should strongly endorse, as it
does, this phase of the policy of for
est conservation.
Yours very truly.
(Signed) JAS. F. MORGAN,
President Honolulu Chamber of Com
merce.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-11-28
TO WARD OFF AGE.
Never Allow Yourself 70 Feel Dread Of
Advancing Years.

The way Co ward of old age is not
90 fear it, not 20 allow ones self TO be
oppressed by the dread of advancing
years
Use only legitimate prcveuuves aad
avoid trying experiments with prepa-
rauons not indorsed by physicians.
DO not wear toilets intended for
young girls. They only add years to
the appearance Keep up your inter
est in the young. but do not envy
them. Retire with dignity from the
struggle; do not pose as your daugh-
ter's rival Above all. surround your
life with sweet true affections. which
prevent the heart from growing bitter.
DO not lose interest in the growing
events OF the day; do not fall behind
the times. and do not harp on other
and better days. To those who come
70 you for ADVICE be always kind and
sympathetic
AS YOU advance in years preserve
carefully your personal appearance.
Tor once lost Sc may not De rcgained
save by strenuous effort
Last OF ALL your costume should De
simple and unpretentious. yet grace
fu.
These rules. carefully and sensibly
followed. viii keep you young and at
tractive.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-11-28

RODE containing many useless and IN
necessary articles To-day the mother
who is up 90 date and a good manager
plans her daughters outfit as judicious-
ly as she does her own.
Instead Of giving the girl a number
OF changes ia bargain" raimcnt the
latter gets a few good things and IS
taught how 90 take care OF them.
The girl In her teens has an outfit
planned very much on her mothers.
For school days she has two costumes.
stout tailored suit for clear wealth
er. a rain skirt and waterproof coat
for stormy weather.
For best wear. church. visiting. the
matinee. etc. she has a better tailored
suit or cae-plcce frock with match
ing hat and separate jacket She will
have in addition a pretty house frock
TO wear at home and relieve her
tailored clothes. an evening dress and
something simple and strong to wear
when helping mother around the
house
For house frocks worn by girls OF all
ages. cashmere as in great demand and
it comes in some exquisite shades
showing 90 great advantage under
artificial light
These include geranium. red-copper.
peach and old rose. sapphire. tur-
quoise and Persian, hyacinth and
prune, canelle. frieze and morocco
all variants OF such staple hues as
red. blue. purple and brown. silk
braids and folds OF self-tone messallne
or soft satin are used 10 trim these
frocks with plenty OF tucked net or
all-over lace at throat and wrist. Like
her mother. the young girl is coming
back 10 long sleeves. and the thin girl
can wear the shirred or mousquetaire
sleeves admirably.
Another fabric very popular for
house frocks is lansdowne. which is
more silky and lighter weight than
cashmere. In many shades IL can be
washed and is particularly useful for
simply fashioned gowns on this ac-
count
For young girls the princess design
deliberately inset with lace and soft.
ened by a silken girdle and sash ends
is extremely good. but the girls in
their later teens find empire froclos
very becoming. especially the high.
full-backed skirt.
A pretty frock for the girl Just en-
tering her teens is the one OF ivory
white lansdowne. trimmed with car.
dinal red braid in a rather heavy silk
design. with a finish OF tassels. This
model is most effective on the tall
thin girl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-11-28
"Fiower" Face.

In the meantime not 10 be wearing
a big ruche or frill Of some kind is 10
be incompletely costumed. and. regard
less OF whether or not they are be-
coming. every girl puts on one. Truth
TO tell. IL is only that rarely TO be seen
Flower" face that does not suggest
toothache when surrounded by one of
the high frills. II there is the least
breadth of jaw the ruche emphasizes
st in truly distressing manner, and
a girl who might look fairly pretty be-
comes hideous. Feather boas Of any
description are far kinder in effect.
because of being softer and a girl
whose mirror tells her her face is not
Of the delicate" type will do well to
wear feather neckpiece rather than
ruche.