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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
BOLD ROBBERY IF MERCHANT AT MULGA Two Negroes Get Over Hun-
 dred Dollars As Booty INTEREST IN JUDGESHlP Miss Freeman Dies After Extended lIlness-special Church Notices.
 Personal and General
 News of Ensley.
INTEREST IN JUDGESHIP

Ensley, October 24.-C Special IA terday near Mulga, in which L. II, Smith, who runs a general store, was compelled. at the point of a pistol, to open his safe and deliver to two ne- gro robbers the cash contents thereof and also valuable gold watch which was taken from his person. The amount secured was little over $100. The robbery was singularly bold as the place where the store is located is thickly settled. The robbers had evi- dently planned the affair as the hold up was accomplished in a few minutes time.
 The two negroes entered the store together and almost before MT. Smith realized what had happened he was covered by pistols presented by the negroes, and in terms that meant death if he refused compelled to open the safe. Quickly transferring the contents to their pockets and relieving MT. Smith of his watch, they backed out of the store and made for the woods.
 As soon as possible word was sent to Ensley and Officer John Wren and Deputy Sheriff Gilbert went to the scene of the robbery. They took the trained bloodhounds belonging to D. A. hols along with them, and were quickly on the scene. The dogs struck trail and followed it to the railroad where it was lost. This is the second crime of this character that has oc- cured In this vicinity, and from the methods adopted they may have been committed by the same persons. Just a week ago a negro storek eeper named Sims was murdered in his store by two negro robbers. the negroes escaping.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
zloNIsM IN GERMANY.
An Important Factor in the Spread Of
 Jewish Culture.
From the Maccabean.

From the Maccabean.
 German Zonists are now not only the most splendid Landsmannschaft,' hav- ing an enviable organization and con- trfbuting the most to the movement. but they have become, so to say, the brains of Zionism, laying it's plans and carrying on its strategy.
 Another feature of the German Zionists deserves notice. The German Zionists were in Herzfs time the most stubborn adherents of political Zionism and the boldest denunciators of Culture Zion ism" and the immediate activity in Pales- tine theory Now they are the most ar dent promoters of Jewish culture-form- ing clubs for Jewish music. giving eXhibi- lions of Jewish art. establishing courses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25

Miss Jessie Dorothy Freeman, niece of MT. and Mrs. W. T. Terry, died this morning at 6:10 o'clock at the Davis infirmary, Birmingham. The cause Of her death was typhoid fever and though the end was not entirely unexpected the news of her death was a shock to her many friends. She was taken to the infirmary three weeks ago and though all that medical skill and loving care could do was done for her she passed to the great beyond. Her death just as she was blossoming into lovely womanhood. she was only + years of age, is partic- ularly sad Orphaned at an early age by the death of her parents in England, she was adopted by her aunt. Mrs. Terry. She was very attractive as a child, as winsome as a picture. The devotion Of her adopted parents was often com mented upon. As a school girl she was very popular. Her lovable nature and disposition won her many friends who received the news of her death with profound sorrow.
 She was a consistent member of tho Episcopal church and being talented be- yond her years was assistant organist. The funeral exercises will be held at St. Johns Episcopal church Sunday aft ernoon at o'clock. The Rev Alex Craw- ford will officiate Rev. R. de Ovies and Rev J. Van Hoose will take part in the service.
 The following have been named as pallbearers: D. F. Sugg, Robert Martin. Charles Cochrane, H. W. Wallace, James Humphries and c. H. Mandy. IInterment will be made at Oak Hill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
hat placed MT. Roosevelt in the presI-

that placed MT. Roosevelt in the presi- dency.
 MT. Bryan handles his weaponry bet ter than does MT. Roosevelt; his letters are better reading than are those of MT. Roosevelt; his argument is more concise; his language is in better taste as a liter ary product; his statements may not be accurate. but they seem to be, because they are stated with clearness and with the force that writer long practiced in this branch of his trade can give to any, thing he writes, even though 1t may reek with fallacy and derive its most convinc- ing conclusions from a premise of the rankest sophistry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Personal and General.

Mrs Wood of Sylacauga is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. D. De Haney, Jr., on Avenue H and Twenty-fifth street.
 Miss Maud Schwartz of Chattanooga is visiting Mrs Alex Poss on Avenue G and Eighteenth street
 Misses Mamie and Lida Taylor of Eu- taw who have been visiting Mrs. John M. Martin on Avenue F, returned to their home today.
 George Reeves of Montgomery is the guest of M w Sanderson, Avenue H and Twenty-fourth street.
 w. c. Supplies, the chairman of the Elks' entertainment committee, requests all members to meet at the Elks' home tomorrow at o'clock Every member of the committee is expected to be pres- ent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Franklin Theatre
Better than ever. More amusement for the money than any place in the district.
ANOTHER STRONG BILL
The local favorite John B. Litesey, black-face comedian, as good as the best.
THE BOYLES-

Refined comedy singing and talking act, presenting an up- to-date Scotch comedy act, that is a screamer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Recognizing HIs LImItatIons.

From the Chicago Tribune. Cholly--Let me see-what's that quota
 ton about nod being as good as a wink,
 and so forth? Freddy--Why-er--I can't think Cholly--Oh, know that I'm askina
 you to try to remember.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Be Vp-to-Date

In your business as well as appearance You don't wear the same clothing your forefathers did. Neither should you stick to the business methods in vogue before the days of banking. Pay your bills not in cash, but by checks drawn on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25
Miss Freeman Dies.

the full vote of the beat will be pol1ed November B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-25

Matinee Price, 5c; Night Price 10c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
n Se1Or M6ndez CaPdODa
uN PRoYEcTo De LEY soBRE INeRrsos
UNA RECOMMENDATIONS DE Mr.. POST

Ell sef1or Mendez Cardona. ha-
blando hoy con TN redactor nuestro,
lie expreso la satisfaction que habfa
experimentado al conocer una parte
del mensaje del Gobernador Mr.. Post.
pues resulta seg,in nuestro amigo.
recomendado con mucha eficacia IN
asunto que fue objeto de TN proyecto
de ley del sefior Mendez Cardona. en-
la primera session de la anterior lepis-
latura. Aquel proyecto fue comba-
lido por la minorfa republican, aun-
que triunfo en- la Camara fue mas lar
de derrotado en- Ell Conseio. Ell pro-
yecto que alude Ell delegadp por Hu-
macoa, trataba un asunto irnportante.
este es, que pasasen ser ingresos
de los Municipios Ell ounce por cien-
TO, de las contribucioneS de rentas
que actualmente retiene Ell tesoro
insular, 81 bien Ell sefior Mendez Car
dona q fin de no proporcionar trastor-
nos 8 la administrator y en- vista de
que la recaudacion Sc viene hacienda
sin dlfcutades para los colectores
de rentas 1nternas, nombrados por Ell
Jete del Departamento del Tesoro,
sollcltaba que la cobranza continuara
por dicho funcionario y que para los
gastos que dicho trabajo pudiera pro-
porcionar, Sc dejasen un cinco por
ciento favor del Tesoro insular CO.
mo premio de recaudacion, pasando
al poder de los Municipios TN noven-
ia y cinco por ciento en- vez de un
ochenta y cinco, que solamente hoy
perciben.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16

las observaciones que acaba de
publican Ell doctor Schubert, pro-
fesor de la Escuela forestal pru-
siana esta ablecida en- Eberswal-
de. Resulta de estas observa-
clones que en- II estac1Ones me-
teorol6gicas, montadas en- sitios
poblados de arbolado, la canti
dad de aqua de lluvia recibida
ha sido, por termino medic, S
por 100 mayor que la recogida
en- estaciones establecidas en-
espacios abiertos, 8 sea despro-
vistos de arboles en- una gran
extension a la redonda. Ell doc.
tor Schubert juzga que esta pc
que1la diferencia no debe atri-
buirse a que en- realidad sc ha-
va vertido I'm POGO mas de llu-
via sobre los bosques, sino a la
mayor protection que estos
ofrecen a los pluviometros para
mejor recoger Ell aqua de las nu.
bes.
Por otra parte, M. St. Murat,
director del Institute Meteoro-
l6gico de Rumania, ha hecho
observaciones muy curios as
acerca de la Influenza de los
bOsques sobre la velocidad del
viento, asunto que hasta ahora
no habia sido estudiado con de-
tencion, por 10 menos hacienda
medidas. Los resultados que
consigna el se1lor St. Murat son
los siguientes:
Ell efecto mayor que TN bos-
que puede ejercer sobre I'm
viento es disminuir la velocidad
de este a sotavento del bosque.
A los SO metros la velocidad
puede disminuir en- uno, dos 8
tres metros por segundo, segun
la fuerza original del viento y
la distribution del arbolado; 10
cual representa- una disminu
cion de TN grado en- la escala de
Beaufort. Este decrecimiento
sc percibe hasta los 100 metros
en- ell interior del bosque; pero,
pasada esta distancia, la veloci-
dad de la corriente de aire vuel.
We a aumentar y, q los $40 me-
tros, alcanza la misma fuerza
que tenfa al llegar al bosque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
FL nueVO COmit6 inSular
EL SENIOR LARRlNAGA

Vemos en- la p1ensa de Nueva York
que ha sido tornado Ell nuevo Comi-
te de asuntos insulares. Del expire.
sado Comite forma parte como veran
nuestros lectores, ell Comisionado de
Puerto Rico, don Julio Larrinaga.
Forlnan Ell Comite los sefiores Hen
'ry A. Cooper, Wisconsin; Edgar
ID. Crumpacker, Indiana; Edward D.
Hamilton, Michigan; Martin Olmsted,
Pennsylvania; Charles E. Fuller, Illi-
nois; William H. Graham, Pensyl-
vania; Elvert Fl. Hubbard, Iowa;
Herbert Harsons, New York: Duncan
E. McKinlay, California; Charles r.
Davis, Minnesota; E. H. Madison,
Kansas; Charles G. Washburn, Mas
sachusetts; William A. Jones, Vir-
ginia; Roberto N. Page, North Ca
rolina; Finis J Garret. Tennessee;
Matt r. Denver, Ohio; Andrew J.
Peters, Massachusetts; Charles Y.
Fornes, New York; Harvey Helm.
Kentucky; y Tulio Larrfnaga Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
POr CaorSe en- una Zania
UNA RECLAMATION De DlEZ MIL DOLLARS

Esta tarde sale para Ponce el
Asistant-attorney Mr.. Brown. Va q
dicha ciudad en- representation del
Ayuntamiento de Yauco, para asistir
al pleito sobre una reclamation de
dafios y perjuicios presentada por la
sefora Melania Pa1tiel contra Ell ci-
tado Ayuntamiento.
En- ell informe del abogado sefior
Pettingil alega que la sefora Pa1tiel
sufrio fuertes daflos corporales de-
bido 4 una cafda en- una zanja al
salir de una iglesia protestante.
Tambien Sc informa que la men
cionada cafda tuvo por las malas
condolences de las GALES y aceras de
dicho pueblo
La reclamation solicitada por la
sefora Paftiel es de diez mil dollars
Ell asurto sc vera en- la Corte Federal
ante Ell Juez Mr.. Rodey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
FL CONClERTO ARTEAGA'
Una audicion musical

Maflana por la noche en- los salones
del "Par1s Bazar' ca1le de la Forta-
leza, dara una audic ion musical ell
notable pianista don Julio c. Arteaga,
en- la que tomaran parte algunas de
sus discipulas de canto y piano. Ell
sef1or Arteaga nos ha pasado una
atenta tarjeta invitandonos al EXPIRE
sado acto. Ell programa sc compone
de los siguientes nt1meros:
Sonatina en- do Haydn, por la
nif1a Conchita Marrero; Rondo, "Be-
thoven" por la seflorita Eulalia Fiol;
Romanza italiana, cantada por la Sc
florita Dolores Hernandez; Sanatina
en- re mayor, Clement" por la sefio-
rita Maria Soler; Andante con varia-
clones, Haydn por la sefiorita Ale
jandrina Arecco; M1sica non prohi-
bita por "Gastaldon" cantada por la
sefIorita Dolores Hernandez; La Hi
landera, estudio Initiative, "Raff" por
la seflorita Maria Monserrat; Madri-
gal, Op. por Ell sef1or Arteaga, can
tado por la seflora de Arteaga; LIE
Croise, concertstuck, "Weber" por
la sef1orita Andrea Lecompte; TIL qui
audis, melodia de "Arteaga" Poesia
de don F. Cestero, cantada por la Sc
f1ora de Arteaga; Impromdtu en- mi
bemol, Schubert" por la sef1orita
Lecompte; Duo de la opera LA Flau
ia encantad" Mozart" por el sefior
y la seflora Arteaga; Concerto en- mi
menor, Chopin" Ter. solo. piano,
por la seflorita c. Giusti Largheto de
la Ia. Sinfo1fa, Matthias piano y ar
monium, por la seflorita Ciusti Ell
seflor Arteaga; Duettino, "Rossini'
por ell sefor yla sefiora Arteaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
DETEATRO

Ell estreno de FL chico de la
borter0, constitute la attraction
del programa de aver, octava
function de abono.
Los programs anunciaban
que della zarZuela de Caamalo Y
Rub1o, habia hecho una crea-
cion la senorita Arregui, y no
exageraban los reclamos de la
empresa.
La senorita Arregui, ha he
cho una creacion; Ell chiquillo
que caracteriza es de una reali-
dad asombradora, de una exac-
titud prodigiosa.
Todo la favorece y la ayuda
en- esa metamorfosis sorpren-
dente, en- esa TRANSPORTATION
milagrosa; el cuerpecillo hexi-
Bile, nervloso, menudito, la mo-
bilidad de la cara de pillete, la
mirada ardorosa de una insolen-
cla MASCULINE, las inf1exiones
de la voz que tiene cuando ella
quiere, las disonancias gritonas
de la ninez, estrepitosa y la
gracia, esa inimitable gracia in
fantil que la Arregui posee en-
grado altisimo.
Ell triunfo de la Arregui, es
deflnltivo Y colossal. Ella ha sal
vado la obra, (que es infumable
|dicho sea de paso) y no solo la
ha salvado, sino que con la ex-
quisita labor por ella realizada,
la impone de repertoire.
Los demas artistas, tanto en-
FL chico, como en- Los g,uapos y
Las personals serias, la secunda-
ron felizmente, distinguiendose
la senora Arang1ren, la senora
Mas, la senora Chaves Y los Sc
flores Real, Freixas, Puiggros,
Martinez y Vidal.
Y, ahora, una noticia intere-
sante y agradable:
Ell sabado reaparecera en-
nuestra escena la distinguida
tiple ligera sef1orita Blanchart,
|completamente restablecida de
la dolencia que le ha impedido
cantar en- estoS dias.
La simpatica artista, que ha
alcanza1o en- capitales de Es-
pana, tan importantes como
Barcelona, exitos envidiables, y
que posee una irreprochable es-
cuela de canto y voz agradabil1 :
sima y extensa, cantara la par !.
te de Anoela en- La Tempest0d y
en- union del se1or SotCrra, ell
final del acto primero de la ope-
ra zravi0tta.
Esa noche sera de triunfo pa
IA la hermosa tiple que tiene
tantos admiradores en- San uan.
Domingo OrO.co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
La nueVa terna

Anoche Sc reuni0 Ell Comite local del
partido republican,, con objeto de ira
tar acerca de la candidatura para Ell
puesto de Juez de la Corte Municipal
de San Juan. Fue aprobada la siguien-
te terna: Doa,rPedro Gonzalez, don
Pedro Come, don Miguel Olmedo,
don Salvador Suau don Rafael Gni-
llermety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
Los SrS. Willoushby H0yt

Esta tarde maflana Sc esperan
procedentes de los Estados Unidcs.
los altos empleados del Gobierno, Sc
fores Willoughby Secretario de Puer-
to Rico y Henry Hoyt nuevo attorney.
Mr.. Hoyt jurara inmediatamente ell
cargo para tomar parte en- las delibera
clones de la Asamblea Legislsti tiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
CORTE DE DISTR ITO
sECCI0N PRIMERA

En- la petici6u hecha por Manuela
Serrano y Rios sobre declaratoria dc
herederos de Eladio Maria Izquierdo,
fallecido el 13 de Junio 1907, IA Corte
declare heredercs de dichu sefor L.
querdo, sus hijos Luis Enrique, Ella
dio Jose Julio, Cruz Arturo 4 sus
nietos hijos de Manuela Izquierdo y
Serrano, Adela, Agustfn y Guillermo
Macini Izquierdo.
La Corte tom6 en- consideration los
siguientes expedientes de dominic: dc
Domingo saldinl; Inocencio Sanchez
Felix Andrade, Juans Ramos, Mar
Caud Heael y Manuel Perez Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
NOta del dia

En- Ell mensaje del gobernador
Post, Sc contiene una recomen-
dacion oportuna respecto a la
necesaria conservation de los
bosques, en- la Isla y, por 10 que
pueda convenir a nuestros le-
gisladores, puesto que a ellos Sc
dedica la recommendation del 60
bernante, reproducimos I'm es-
tudio cientifco, debido a la plu-
ma autorizada de Vicente Vera
publicado con este titulo
Los bosques y la lluvia y Ell
viento."
La accion del arbolado y de
la vegetacion en- general sobre
todas las aguas torrenCiales y
aun sobre todas las aguas CO.
rrientes, dice es tan manifesto
Y tan benefciosa que bien puede
cOnsiderarse como de utilidad
pdblica.
Las plantas abs orben parte
de la humedad de la atm6sfera,
nutriendose con ella y despues
comunicandola a la terra 8 ex-
halandola de nuevo al aire. Por
este puede decirse que pals mny
poblado de vegetables no tendra
el suelo muy seco.
Pero las plantas no sc limitan
solo a absorber la humedad del
aire y a beber la que las nu-
bes desprendan. Evidentemen-
tie ayudan a que el exceso de
humedad penetre en- la terra.
Los arboles no solo tamizan ell
aqua con su follaje y la dejan
despues caer gotta a gotta sobre
la terra que asi sc va empapan-
do lentamente. De este modo
sc facilita la fltracion gradual
del liquido a las capas mas pro-
fundas del suelo. Ademas, otra
porcion CORE a 10 largo del tron-
CO y de las raices y penetra des-
QG lucRO en- cl tcIIeuO.
Sobre las pendientes de las
montafias multitud de vegetables
sc hinchan como esponjas al abb
sorber el aqua de las lluvias 6
de la nieve derretida, y la guar
dan entire sus interstlcios hasta
saturarse por complete. En- las
Provinc1as Vascongadas, San
tander, Asturias y Galicia hay
inmensas capas dc vegetacion
enana, pero muy avida de hu-
medad por estar formadas de
multitud de plantas de tejidos
muy tiernos y esponjosos. Esta
vegetacion cubre miles de hec-
tareas en- las faldas de la mon
tafia y, a pesar de la inclination
de estaS, detiene, como ST fuera
I'm immense lago, millones de
toneladas de aqua entire el TO
llaje.
La accion de la vegetacion
esta, pues, bien clara. Ademas
de influir considerablemente en-
Ell grado higrometrico de la at
mosfera, privando a 6sta y al
suelo de epocas de sequedad y
de ardor en- ciertos periodos del
afo, regulariza, haciendolos mas
lentos, los movimientos de las
aguas que van a alimentar los
torrentes, los arroyos y los rios;
es decir, previniendo 8 impi-
dlendo las inundaciones.
Ahora, 10 que es mas dudoso
es que 81 arbolado pueda inf1uir
en- grado notable en- la cantidad
de lluvia que Sc vierta en- una
localidad determinada Los ia
mosos estudios de Belgrand, de-
nostraron va hacc amos la poca
Influenza de los arboles de hola
caduca. Esto misn1o resulta de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-16
NOtaS JudiCialeS
SENALAMIENTOS

Manana Sc veran en- ell Tribunal
Supreme las apelaciones de Jose E.
Saldana y otro contra 10 Junta Escolar
de la Carolina, sobre expropiacion for
zoza y la de Rosendo Gomez, de la
pena que lie fue impuesta por el delito
de atentado contra la vida.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
HAIKU SUGAR COMPANY.

At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Haiku Sugar Co., held
the 29th day Of February, the follow.
ing directors were elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
H. p. Baldwin, s. NJ. Damon, J. p.
Cooke, C. H. Anterior, c. II. Dickey.
At subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors held on the same
day the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year
II. p. Baldwin ......... President
S. M. Damon ...... Vice President
j. p. Cooke .............. Treasurer
e.. E. Paxton ............. Secretary
D. q. Murdoch .............. Auditor
4. l.. PAXTON,
Secretary, Haiku Sugar Company.
.r.... 39i5-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-09
NEW TO-DAY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KlHEI PLANTATION CO., Ito.

At the annual meeting of the stuck
holders of the Khcl Plantation Co,
Ltd, held on the 2Sth Of February,
1908, the following directors were
elected to serve iOl the ensuing year:
II. p. Baldwin, D. lfaWananakoa, l.
A. Thurston, J. Il. Soper, J. P.
Cooke.
AT a subsequent meeting of the
Board of Directors held on the same
day the following officers were elected
To serve for the ensuing year
n. p. Baldwin ..,.....,.. President
o. kawananakoa. Vice President
j. p. Cooke .............. Treasurer
{. {. Paxton ......,...... Secretary
Q. e. Murdoch .............. Auditor
L. l.. PAXTON,
Secretary, Kihei Plantation Co., Ltd
39i5.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-09
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
MAUI AGRICULTURAL COMPANY.

At the annual meeting of the part.
ner5 Of the Maui Agricultural Com
pany, held on the 29th day of Febru.
AIRY, 1908, the following Managers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
n. p. Baldwin, S. M. Damon, J. p.
Cooke, w. o. Smith, C. II. Diekey
and ]. Waterhouse.
At u subsequent meeting OF the
Board of Managers held on the same
day the following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year.
n. r. Baldwin ........,... President
S. N. Damon ........ Vice President
J. p. Cooke ........,..... Treasurer
w. o. Smith ..,...,....... Secretary
D. 3. Murdoch .............. Auditor
w. O, SMITH,
Secretary, Maui Agricultural Co.
39lj-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-09

A citation 10 the defendants in err
ror was returned to the Office of the
clerk of the Territorial Supreme
Court Saturday by United States
Marshal Hendry, 1t was served on
Attorney w. l.. Stanley, who refused
to accept service for the defendants
Cecil Brown, Anthony Lydgate and
Emma Sanford r....s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-09

Sales-Between Boards: 10 Oahu
Sug. Co, s24; 10 Eva. $2L25. SEES
sion: 10 Oahu Sug. Co. $2i: 10 Oahu
Sug. Co, s24; 10 Oahu Sug. Co., s2i:
10 Oahu Sug. Co, $2i.
Latest sugar quotation $50 cents or
$3.50 per ton.