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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
New Liner Titanic.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-The White Star
Line officially announced IA few days
ago that the name of the second of
it's two great liners, which are to be
built at Harland and Wolff yard at
Belfast, viii be the Titanic. Incl
dentally it is announced that the tom
age of each. vessel will be about Co.,
900; greatly exceeding that of the Mau.
retania, the largest vessel now afoat.
The keel blocks for the first of these
amazing ships, the Olympic, were laid
down at Belfast last week, and work
is now progressing on her. The keel
blocks for the Titanic will be laid down
early in January.
Although it has been known that the
White Star Line contemplated build
ing two ships that would eclipse any
thing afOat, the exact tonnage has not
been known before, and the Olympic
and Titanic viii represent the greatest
strides ever made in naval architecture.
They will be nearly 1000 feet long, and
about so feet broad and while they will
not be built for great speed, they will,
it is expected, be able to average TWEEN
ty-one knots. They will be equipped
with a combination of turbine and recip-
rocating engines. The cost of the two
vessels will be about $17,500,000.
Lurline Making Time.
CaC+1o &, anaD+c fbo Mot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Democrats Only After Office.

John Hughes devoted time to each
of the candidates on the senatorial and
Representative tickets, giving a short
history of the attachments of each of
the Republican candidates. He gave
a shot at McCandless. He was go,
ing about and doing what Governor
Frear described as buncombe There
was nothing more to the Democrats
and their platform than buncombe.
The only justification man ever had
for being a Democrat was because his
father might have been one, or that
he was one because he was looking for
an Office. Mr.. Hughes asked that sup
port be given Prince Kuhio and that
he be returned again to Washington
to continue the good work he has done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Goliath Won Holt.

Harry Won Holt used Deacon Trent s
phrase, that he (von Holt) was the
Goliath in this campaign, while he
(Trent) was the David. He had de-
cided that he would stand in this cam
paign as the Goliath. He said that on
November this Republican Goliath
would be far from being a dead one.
Mr.. Trent was worrying because he
thinks Won Holt called him malihini,
and was also worried because he thinks
Won Holt has said he believes Trent has
held the position of treasurer long
enough. The speaker said he thought
four years was quite long enough for
the Democrats to hold that Office and
he thought it was time for the Repub,
licans to try and get it back again.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
other Speakers.

Among the other speakers were John
Kamanoulu, who said if he were elected
TO the House the people could depend
upon him to give a good account Of
himself. He felt that he was candi-
date in the interest Of the mechanics,
as he was one himself, having been a
printer in Honolulu for twenty -four
years.
E. A. Douthitt gave an address on
the benefits of county government and
gave some interesting details as to the
running of county government, and
Dan Logan, despite his lame ankle, ap-
peared and spoke.
Prince Kuhio gave his usual address,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Beckley Has Ambitions.

He did not think it necessary to talk
about Beckley. When Beckley was in
Koolau the other day he told the Ha.
waiians that Won Holt was rolling in
millions and did not need the job of
treasurer. Beckley, however, had been
out of job eight months and stood
sadly in need of one Another reason
BeckIey gave was that once treasurer,
that would be a stepping stone to
Mayor, then to Delegate and then pos
sibly he might become President of the
United States.
SO don't look upon this Democratic
David" said Mr.. Won Holt, "but keep
your gaze upon the Republican
Goliath -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Kuh1o a Benefactnr.


''I believe that $4,000 year, said
Mr.. Atkinson, with it's proviso of
securing the best scientific research, the
best scientists from Norway, Germany
and the world in general, will be of
more real value to the people here than
many of the other things, for the peo,
pie of the Settlement will be able to
hope now. Heretofore, there has al
ways been a black cloud over the Set
Element and the lepers there. Now this
action of the Delegate viii lift that
cloud and the lepers may now hope for
results
'fAnd now as to the candidates. don t
you think it would be ungrateful for
the public not to return Kuhio to Con-
gress after what he has done for the
whole community? Sure you do.
FFThe Republican party and the
Democratic party have made the land
issue a principal one. The Republican
party wants Congress to give US the
authority to change our land laws, but
the Democratic party wants Congress
to make the change. Don't you think
we people down here know more about
what changes should be made, than Con-
gress itself?
"The Republican party has main
tanned standard of going ahead, and
! think the party has capable men to
run the local governmental affairs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Wise After Taukea.

John Wise devoted the major part
of his speech to belittling Taukea and
the work of his administration. but
even then John had to give faint
praise. He criticized Iaukea for run
ming as an Independent, for he said no
man who ever ran as an independent
ever got in. But John made an
earnest appeal, to the people not to
vote for Iaukea because it might elect
Jarrett. eff you want to elect Jar
rett. then east a vote for Iaukea, -
said John despairingly.
Wise said he had heard some Re
publicans say they were going to vote
for Taukea lust because he had done
" fairly well as Sheriff. - He hoped
they would not vote for man for any
such reason.
''If you are going to concede another
Office to the Democrats. - said Wise.
"why, that makes it harder for US the
next campaign. If you don t want to
make it harder for the Republicans next
campaign, then don t help elect the
Democrats.
FHowever, win make good if elect.
ed Sheriff. If elected / will carry out
the laws to the best of my ability
Good Legislature Record.
A. D. Castro spoke mainly on the
splendid record made by the last Leg
islature. He was member of it, and
knew that its record was good. He
to the promise of the Repub-
Iican members to sit in an extra session
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Alameda Goes ToSay.

The old reliable Oceanic steamship
Alameda leaves for San Francisco at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Lurline Making Time.


Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat
son line, received a wireless message
from Captain Weeden yesterday morn
ing, stating that the steamship Lurline
was then $50 miles from Honolulu. The
agents expect the vessel here on Thurs
day. She is bringing many passengers,
and in the freight manifest are in
Guided two gun carriages for disap-
pearing guns for the Pearl Harbor for
tifcations
The agents have also received adj
vices that Matson s new freighter the
Hyades will leave Seattle for Homo
lulu direct on December 10. Alexander
& Baldwin of Seattle are the North
west agents for the Matson line.
Hongkong Due Today.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Hong
kong Maru is due from Yokohama this
afternoon with 500 tons of freight for
this port. IF the vessel arrives this af-
ternoon she will not be despatched for
San Francisco until tomorrow forenoon.
Shipping Notes.
The American ship Dirigo sailed from
Baltimore~for Honolulu on Monday.
The Siberia left San Francisco for
Honolulu at O'Clock yesterday after
noon.
Owing to delay in quarantine at
Nagasaki and not leaving that port for
the United States until October %, the
army transport Buford will cut out
Honolulu this trip and 90 direct to San
Francisco. This is the second trans
port in two months that Honolulu has
lost through quarantine at Oriental
ports.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
@ur0c nobcSu 100 SubrC

Mur6c nobc5u 100 Sabre
oil. - Sm NItcr bon 80 ,SobrcrL &c
Wtonnten mnb / Gag ltorb ant Soun.
tog Srou temperance Gore IN Der
Mobnun1 ibrcS SNuicgcrlobnco,
Scrrn Sobn Is. 9cQ, 81 0orriiou,
@ultinlorc.Goumtp. Sic crirclltc lid
bis Dor elmer Wodc elmer glltcn Csc.
iunobcit mo ibre &inOcr buttcn be-
rcitS cine 0roBorti9e 6cicr iilr ibrcll
100. 8eburtStog eggplant. Gic SIN.
tcrblicbcncn iinb 5luci Eoftcr, Gin
Sobn, % Gnfel, "a llrellfel uno 80
llrurcnfel. Gie 0ccroigung iinoct
beutc Nohmittog itott.
Storb ou Dem Wege d)
Sem Soipitol. - Ger fl Sabre
oltc 2crop 3. Wtcrion, bon Nr. III
Ipcmlc, iiel nobc icincr Nob'
nung, m1brcnb CT oui elmer GiSbobn
riltid,tc, 70 llnglildlidL boB er inncrc
Gerlcbungcn ~erlitt, Die ieinen Con
bcrbcifilbrtcn. Gr muroc crit mebrcrC
Gage nod 0cnl llnfoQ no6 Dem Au-
Gcmcincn Worpl0nocr Soipitnl gea
brod)t ulo ltorb olli ocm @cgc oobin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Mpnatlidc Serid)tc fir Scbrnur.

Sic @nlItbdtigfei mar olla0cjcidnet.
- Ger @clunGDcitajultnn0 mor
gut. - Salt 100 GooC3idnc mcbr
ais Wcburtcn. - llcbcr $1,000
mcur StclIcrcimnobmcu ais IN
1907.
Ger Wonot2berid)t 0c@ @ollinipct,
tors iriNt, ooB i'm 6cbrlor 10 @oll.
crlultbnibidcirc liir Ncllboutcn i'm
@Crtbc bon $219,5CO uno iiir 70 9l,s
6olltcn in, Nertbc BON $500 ollaNe.
itcllt murOcn, mcldc, iu5ilRlid 20
EroScnt iilr 5u nlc0rt0c NbihGBun1,
%2731tl rcprdicntlrcn. Nic 9tcubolt'
ten muioBtcn lob 5pCiit0diNc Mobns
bGricr. %t1LOO0; I 5uciit0diNca
1odlpcrfacb1llbc, $1,000; S orciitof.
fi0c @obnbGuicr, SO, 600; cine Sir.
dc, 5000; . Gobrif mnO @cihGitS-
%&cbGll6c, $4,000. Nn &nnuor unG
SCbrilor bctrlla Der Mcrtb Der Nn
boltcn $1S,295 uno scr Ncllboutcrr
Sl37795 uno 5n5iioIid) 20 TroScnt
iiir 5ll uicoriGc N%bid0GumN $525,351.
0ciunhbcit& bcri t f.
Ger n,plotlidc @ciulobcit3bcrid)t
iiir Gcbrlor 5ciQt $50 (~obcSiGuc &C
gen $50 I'M Schruor 1905, $50 iIt
1906 mo 923 III 1907. llntcr bcI,
3ootcn bcfunocn iidl GG1 @cibc nm
PIP Min0Cr m1tcr > &ohrCn o0cr 2i.GS
ErojCnt. 796 Wcburtcn murocn olls
0cncIoCt, harulltcr Go mcibc Sinner.
Die bouptiGd)lid)itcn GpOc@uriod)cll
luorCll:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Q tcucrciun II.

Stcucrcinnabm men.
Gic Stcucrcimtobn1cn int 6cbruo"
porcn dilbcrIt bciricbi9enb mo 5ciG-
ten gc0cn 6cbrIlar 1907 cine Mcbr-
cinnobmc uon $71,755.S6. Gle Gin.
robnlcn in 1908 bctrugcn 500, 1919
ltn0 IN 1907 $i5O,375.G3. Stcucrcin.
rcbrncr 6rnnf @rolun bat bon cincnl
rStclicr5oblcr" iiir Oen @cmiiicn@.
fpnb SIS crboItcn. GuS @clb bcaIcitc.
Ell ioIgcnoc @ortc: Gin rcincS sc.
N%iui'icn lit bCiicr ais SiIbcr mo
@olo."
@ciuh Scr 6rcibG0cr.
0ic SrcibGhcr milr6cn I'M Scbrilor
bon 22,75S Fcrlonen bcIllht, 1856
mcbr oIS in 0emiclbcn Wonot oc5
Toriobrcs, ln0 5luar Woo Nr. 1:
1883 Wt1nncr mo &nobcn, 36tt
Irnuen un0 MG0den, 800 Ecrioncr
bcnllbtcn oic @1ihcrci, 5uiommcr
1883 TcrIoncn; 0oo Nr. 9: 51S2
VtGnncr mo ano6cn, $50 Srollcn
mo WGod)cn 260 Fcrioncn bcnlb.
ten Die Waidcrci, 5uInnmcn $500
Fcrloncn; 0o0 9r. 3: 800 Wt0nnct
n1b Srobcn, 121 Grollcn uno MGo.
den, itG Ecrioncn %bcnubten bic @G
ldcrci, 5uinmmcn 114G Ecrloncn.
SIT bier bCfannt. - Tic ga.
r%oneIic bon Srcnborf, oercn Same
nit IN Den @lacin GoIla-W %orbifonoal
bincingc5errt w0roen lit, lit bier in
Baltimore bcfonnt. Sic nal cine
geborcne Mnro 9obrer iino crblidte
in Sotporo.G ountp Dos 2idt Der
Melt. Sic bcirotbete ben Baron
Srenoorf III Gcutihlano, nGbrcno tic
ols @eicaihoitcrin BON 8locio Gala
IN europa rciitc, iinb nodbem Tie iid)
bon Sodion Orcnoorf, ben lie in gat-
tinlore g%cbeirntbct, getrennt Datte.
9ricg Ben 8atten. - Sn
cirem intcreIiuntcn @ortrog, wclden
Erof. @iQiom $. Wcld, Der 8or-
iteber bcS potbolo9iiden 0eportc.
mcntS oes SobnS Sopfins. SoipitolS,
belt, bat Ser 6clebrte erfldrt, Dob cs
notbig lei, bic Hotten aus5llrotten,
nm gpibemic'r bes iblparScn Sobes,
wie lie in Son 6rancisco piitbeter,
5u perbiiten.
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&un Sec nno Safcn.

,Gbemnib" fGbrt morgcn 9totnllttog
nit iibcr 800 HoIidgicrcn tat)
Nrcmcn ilriid. - Ger EaiIoQicrs
&crGcbr ora 9forooCltitcn HloDo
I'M ICbtCn Sabre.
Wor0cn Nudn1ittnJ I'M = l(br
tritt ser Npr00cutid)c SloD0- Nomptcr
.Gbcumib" Ole GilfrclI c nnd) @rcntcll
an. @is 1Citcrn Abcno lporcn iilr
bcuicIbcn 20 &niiltcl. into a%n1Gbcrlo
800 3miitrnocd& .|nIiu0icrc 2cbldt,
Won crmortct, Dab Ole 3nbl Der
3miidr1ocd3 Eoiingicrc oui $50
itcigcn miro.
YoiiuNicr SerfcDr oc&
CLOUD.
MGbrcno oca Icbtcn SoDrca bcior'
ocrtc ser Npr00clltide 2lop0 IN GO
InmpIcriobrtcn 1928 &niiitcn- mo
65,619 3miibcnOct$ EaiioAicrc Don
@rcmCn nod) baltimore, rno nuh)
ocu Ser. Stoaten 1T 232 6obrtcn
1857 Eoiio9icrc crItcr &lollc, 3S,.
6i5 Eoiiugicrc 5mcitcr &Ioiic ulo
250,427 3piidcnbcda YoiioGicrc.
Neiicn mad Gn~0lun6 uno
Spanicn.
Sr. Charles $. @roitp ser iriIs
bcrc Er0iibcnt ser oGpcnin9 NcmS
Elbliibin0 Gu.," uno @r. 6. $. 9ou-
tom pon scr .HoInno Eorf So" ire.
ten bclrtc @ornittog nit sem Sdnclls
oan1picr ,aaiicr MiIbclm Scr 3mci
te" BON Ncms0orf cine Gllropa-Ncilc
on. Sic mcrocn 5lllt0dlt llod) Gn1
lon0 rcilCn mo pon BORT ans nnd)
Sponicn. Die Hiidfcbr criplDt ctmo
III cincm Wount.
Hcgcr @ctrci0c. Export.
Ger @ctrciocs Grport i'm lcbtcll
Monot iibcritcigt ocl bonn Sonltnr
I'm cine Million Nuid)cI. &crlGnot
mur0en I'M IcbriIor 1,tG3,275 Nts
ifcl gc1cn 3,O23,051 @uideI I'M ga.
mar. @cmcrfcn6lpcrtb lit Der Scr
i0not ouf Dem cngliidcn Cnmpicr
.Silfalportb." 0crIcIbc nobm 293,.
571 Nllld)el &nrn nit, bic grGBtc
&oonng, sic ic bon cincm Soien Der
Ger. Stootcn pcrionot muroc, Ger
@CtrCioc- Grport i'm 6cbrunr lett lid)
5uiommcn ans 3,S65,63O Nuid)Cl
aorn, 1914 9uihcl Nog9cn unO
159,93t @ll'hcI Mci5cn.
GnpitGn Sorri& Miro
Gcnccn.
Gincr aus 9torioIf, 90, cinaclol.
icncn 0cpcihc gcmGB bat iid) Der
3ultono bon GnpitGn &orriS BON Dem
cu1liidcn 0nn1picr .Goroiii" Scr
iid Ircito1 Noht 5ni0lig in ocn
aopf ihob, bcoclltcno qcbciiert uno
iii nnmcbr @oiinul9 orli Icinc @ics
bcracncIrng O%orbonocn. Gnpitdn
&arrio ioGtc 0cItern, boB iif icin
GcuoIpcr 5uiGaig cntlo0cn babe, ais
CT sic Entroncn aus ocmlcIbcn babe
ncbmcn moacn. Ter 1ompicr .Gar.
Bill" iubr an 6rcitag Morgcn nit
elmer 2noung @ctrci0c iiir Hottcr.
oom bon Baltimore ob mo lcDtc am
Sonito0 81 &onpOcn HonoS an, nm
dr5tlidc Siilic iiir Den GopitGn 5ll
crlongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Yreispertbe 5armeu IN Marpmnp.


9icfe ipunoerbUueu, ncuci, ocr Scttseii emit
Tprebcnocn 2.tt1dipen Sdufer ann. sMiItonsglpe..
bipiibcn Soffntars II. Vreitunitr., our6ipca biibfh
II. fiinitleriib %belurlrt, nit ieoer bcufbarer Ne
Gas unh GIcfhtih.2itt gnIoeer. glb8uastanaI'
@erbinoinaeiL, @nHera9lofetS, Yor5eunu VahF.
AuiIuct. SURFACES. ccrncntirtc Seller, Srottpirc
iinb Sbfe nno nod picIc anbcrc %9ior6iige, bercr
gSertb man mir ~ernciicr fam. ipenu man ME
tcIbcn iicbi. Hiebri0er 8runo8inS. 2eihte Sab
IunaSbcoinaunacn. Often fit gciihtiauilg idg
LID uno SonningS.
Maltcr &. spche6al, 9uurrciiter.
Viircau an Grt lInO SteIIe.
Yrcis Der 3Iufcr Erci6cbu Sluhcrt rno Sinf
sig Collars. ($l350.00) CSnn24-Ipli)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Wnr $1,000.

terarinbc, Gas uno eIcftriibeS gi6t, poaitnu.
pi1ce Ib3u9sfnnnbSDitcnt .ccmeHiirtc @ofe.
aeIcr uno Irottoirc, 90 5ub brcite Straber.
rPatierfon Rarf". 1otnIs nnfoftcn $5S.00. 6Iciuc
Wuar'Nn8abling. SpnIoinsStraic, 5piihca bet
eSnbarb. nno &ratt Strafc.
C1anl6, 1WfD Suf. Y. @btte, Valinneiftcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
TortIcBung foI9f.)

Sn SodiOn, ap., beaonn &C.
ilcrn Ser Ero5eB Gegen geef SarglS
lpe9en Grntoroung ieines &nters, oes
gr-Hid)ters Games j. Sargis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Gallagher, Der @anmciitcr.
Salt! Scbcm Sic!
GcIcn Sic bicIc Wmnuncc!
gu Dcrfaufcn, VI rSanicr i'm GOO Siu6 bci
Huro.9rjcrncsStr
Gbcn fcrtia1etcnt.

Nuro'Sricrtcr Strnhc.
Gbcn fcrtiaocitcllt.
Cine 8ciegcnGcit i'm gan5cn 2ctcn.
Ties fi1o bic ~ncl,eftct lilb muoernitcn 3pci.
itbdipel 6dufer in SitsyaItimore. Sabcn 8ari.
boIS. 6lBbnhel. in FnrIor. SpeiIc3immcr nm
9orbnle; fttrcr aanningeitmS ans ipettGm
@ilheri6rnnf nit @ciimS INN .epieasI i'm
Spe%ife3inmer: aiidc enibdlt Sisfhrunf inb
@urrntbSianIuIc eilpaS 9icucs: Sdlfer bnber
Combinations auIage1 fir elcitriibes 2idt unb
@@as; terner ileneites neutrality-suspicious. be.
ysolhtoiIette. Glcfct nit nicoriasbdnecuben
@aiierbcbditer. emaiuirtcr gllSguB init 9rcder,
@rctt; 5iueii6eiliaer gSnif5ubcr I'M StcIer, mil
sbduGsfanaI. gnf9Iub, aud giles gsaiicr bon
benz .NnS9nb, oufnebnlcnb; @rino6ins $4,000
bro Sabr. Freis nir $3.50.
Scrncr tn, GOO gfo6 Der gprs. @louer. straRe
gben fertiaoeiiclt. cine Siet9c bon moocrnr:
1ipeiftHdiacn Sdnfern. feds Simmer ulo gao
Hos 9ubesimmer ertbiIt cn1inirie 9uoelununf
ilnS nteSernsS i%nnitdreS &loict. glhSnGsiannI
Snbr.. Sic Gage ubiecr pdufcr 1T bod mn
gciunb.
Wahsnfraaen int ghrcan, 0r. 1857, Git
W'cnnment.s truRe. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
baltimore Warftberidjtc.

Baltimore, .. Mtdr5 1908.
W n -3ulllbr 1871 TGiicr, Cit.
ihlicblih 2l22 Safer 5l &ocltit Eoint
mo 1902 ,SGllcr 5lt Canton.
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Yerfaufe auf Der bieii9cn giieftcn.
gorie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 ltniieo HaiIpubs Clint. ........ i5&
$50 ilniieo 8ps Juno (Scrip) ...... u
$50 llniteo Sits 5uro (3erip) ...... 10
100 lluiteb 5aiIpNbS Com ........ tO1s
10000 @.@s5 4cr -. -............ 4OA.
$1,000 Ralto II. Potomac IunncI Get. . 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

TaHc snr Gctic in's Imslanb be-
Iurst 6. 3aine, @r. 413, Cit.@alti-
moreitrafe, nagc GnitOm Somic Nor.
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@crlanat MGnncr nmb 9nabcn.

VcrlGngt:
Sin erfdbreHer Shltbmader fir sid uno
ftelte Irbeit. 9tn66n'raGen IN Mr.. 2229,
Yeun blpaniasIpe. (63-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
gu perfaufen:
cine arosartiec 8cleseubcit.

@robco @ut pun 500 Idcrl nnbc Der MiiHs
huna hcS Huturcnts 6iuiics. Slc9antc 8cbdloc
nit nlclt m%uocrncn SinrihtIn9en. WnB Der
Innit mcrocu mo 1T. eiufdlicblib ilntm!liben
InncntGrS. Rfcrbcn, Sicb, Mnfdincn II. I. IN,
81 I 1000 III babeft. 9cidtc SablungozNcoiIs
Gllgct Scrmnn Saornbupp, III, Norb.Ghnr.
Ice.StraRc. (Scpt5.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
SECOND CALL

10000 alIautic Gonft Ginc Gonf 4cr.... so
$1,000 @sNss 4cr -. .............. 4OM
$4,000 @sgsS IGr 401s
$1,000 Gbo6 %. Gar 5er ............ 90
$4,000 gIltucufttn II. Y~uierrnc ..,. $50. 90
$1,000 SmubG @as 5er . g.. ..........- 90
$1,000 llnticO Jt0o +. icr ............ SO
5000 lluitco HbS 6lnoinG 5cr........ 1874
$4,000 @.@sS Ginf 81. .-.......... IA
$1,000 llnitco rus stint .......... 40
$50 lluitco Ros 1IuN (Scrtpl 49,. 10
81 Tortbcrr Central . . .......,.. 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

@ci5en. - 3uiubr 16,530 @us
idcl; @crionot bon ocn Glcpotorer
$500 @uid)cl; Glcuotorcn . &orratb
417,245 Wuidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
NClltinc ,SdllnErotc:

~ " y. OlllUt lDC,p'' CIV
id)cl; Tcrlonot bon bcn Glcpotorcu
2SG,53I 9uihcl; Glcpotorcn Norrotb
2.160.11t Witid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
0clb 1T pcrlcibcn.

8clo aut Wubcln nusaeiichcn.
Soften 25c. bis SOC. ole 9Sube. 9ieue ScfcIl,
fbdit. Sine l%lnierifriit rYnen 2uam Gu,"
Nr. Is, Euro. Vaea.Struhc. CScbr25, 1lit)
Anlcibcn auf WDbcl lno anbert
S%ihcrGcittn
Hr 8 Rru8eni. genau rnd benz ueuen @efeg.
@aiB pribafim. 9itbter, 4r. 21O. Di.9e1tna
tpn.etrahe. .9anfant SL.Ibtna".
an be- Cfiiec iuirb 1eutih ssfSroden.
(Suni1B-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Stcncgeinde:


StcnegciudI:
Gin ociifber SulGe iudt Stculn1 ais hritt(
Nuno. giabinfrngcu in Nr. 2406, GancrsHiace
bel Ncuicl Sober. (63-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Misunderstanding 6G01 9uihcl;
aus ocn Glcpotorcn 5urildgc5ogen
1926 8uifel; .0orrutb
1921 guifcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
@crlanst = Sraucn unb MGodcn.

Verlnngt:
yin Wt1odlen sum- SIuben, gSald)ell uilo Hns
Delf, iulpie elm Utuodcn Iur uuaertetne Ndlte-
arbcit; felcrcHBcn erlnrherli6. Nan dorclltre:
dor 2. 7. So" rEeutidcr Gorreippnocnt."
(63--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

WcrluNnt:
Sine 3upcrIdfiiae gcictte 6rau bon ctua 40
Subrcn liir bic ull9eWctuc Hnnontnclt III elmer
SumiIie BON orci 0rpntbfclcR; RcfcrCn8cu CT
turbcrIih. Aorciiire: ~. ~" Scntlder Gurrr'
i%ppuoeut. (Gl-2,S-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

$1,000 81 6 G " R neue 4er (Gtfs) .... 60
$1,000 Gin 31aer, 1880 .............. OF
$1t0O GiiD 31aer, 1916. ...........-. Of
$1,000 glorfo!i RI Ii. qtebt Scr. ...... 81
. Wtrbuuts' giatiorul 9uut ......tGO
. 9,nrtbrru Central 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Wcrlangt im @lgcmcimcn.

Gin ~tidltiger 9%unowirtb,
ncIder I'M Stnnbc 1T. cine 600 gdcrs 6arm
lclhliitdnhla i'll ieiien ano nit iiuImtli6Cu nCues
item 5arnmnfhineH p0llfumncu pertraut tit.
miro loiort ooer iiir ipdtcr 9ciudt. 5ruu mib
ileine lilttpirtblbuil iiberncbmcn. 1SCrner
miro Elm tltbtiaer tSnrmnrbcitcr, Der ctlpda
bon Der @lrtncrei oeritebt, Geiu6t. 9tdberes
bel ". 4. Srappe, Tr. $40, Turo-Sbarlee,str
(63 SSNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
SentIhes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reou,

9ieienieeu, Die oeutf6e SunoUerfcr, sIrbefter
pto 0icniibpten, 3i hei1dftiaen piiniber, mol
len ftt perfrnlt6 ODER III frarEirten Nrieien al
ben gaclten Der Seieuihaft. 3obann ,. Miegcr,
nenben, ipetber uneniaeIilit slusiunit ertpetIcn
utro. Spre6itunocil bon 1 bis o ubr.
GSau27 tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

ocn Glcpotorcn 5uriid9c5ogcn 1921
Suid)cl; glcnoiorcn*E orrotb 1861
9llifcl.
Sclttigc ShIllbrutc.
MciBcr 9tr,y2 ld)mercr. 5J%-..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

me, ipelhe Weib aenraaMcn, iprrfen hIeI
opE- Nnieiben iuf Salire. If3bel uno @rrnb
l:denftrfr. I'm 8ertrdueu. Refine goansOffice
W1etboeer. .V%aftimcrc SnueHment &c." vt
s2O. .ctr0be. f27a-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
1891. Nenenes GtaDIINrment. 1871.
WiarDlan6 Gbattcl Ioan M%NociatiDE

MIbtft Vtnntt, Jnn., BeI61ffsflbrer.
Gafuert.(8ebiube,
acaeniitsr benz 8eri6tseebduoe.
Stmmcr 229, 23t unb 233 e. StuducrE.
ehbpit'G6e 1apette. nuo st. Yanl.str.
2arIebefl bun $40 biz $500 1Gf WPobeI. Yta
nos etc. /obne @ntiernur1 oerfelbed. 6efeelidt
Ratcn. Refine Nuferei.
WS. Ebone Gpurtlano 1856. g & y. Bbon,
ct. VauI 1860. (Eu0p, 1S,3&S)
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-11-28

IL you suffer from constipation
and liver trouble Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive will cure you permanently by
stimulating the digestive organs SC
they will act naturally. Foley's
orino Laxative does not grippe, is
pleasant to take and you do not have
to take laxatives continually after
taking Orino. Why continue to be
the slave OF pills and tablets.
Ritter Bros, Garland, and fremont
on drug store, Tremonton.