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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
AUTUNN RECEPTToN.

The members of the Chicago Bust
ness college will entertain at an autumn
reception Friday evening, Nov. goth in
the school hall above the First Ma
tional bank. Invitations have been is
sued among the Hammond people. and
large attendance is expected. A very
pleasing program has ben arranged for
the evening. including several literary
and musical numbers. The following
people are acting on the reception com
mittee: Henry Peterson, Edward
Stokes, William Hasse, Rudolph Well,
Miss Mary Schubert, Miss Flora Berk-
man and Miss Veronica Raymus. The
committee on arrangements is com
posed of Professor G. e. belong and
Mrs. NJ L. Crawford. The program is
as follows:
PART l.
From to p m.-Literary.
observation-disclosures Young's orches-
ira.
Music: "Cavalleria Rusticana" en-
termezzo) -Mascagnf.
Welcome-F NJ. Elliot.
Reading-Miss Myrtle Soltwedle.
Music: La -Cinguantaine" Gaviel-
Marie
Topic: Mission Of the Business Col
/ 1ege'-President F. B. Virden.
/ Topic: The Public School. the
Source of Business Supply"-W. c. Bel
man, cashier First National Bank.
Music: Polish Dance-Scharwenk
Topic: Business Enducation From a
Lawyers viewpoint" D. J.
Moran.
Orchestral.
Reading-Mrs. H. E. Sharrer.
Business ggestfons"-Judge V. S
Reiter.
Music: "Franmesie," Schuman
PART II.
to $50 p. m.-OrchestraL
school Work Thrown Open to Pub
lie Inspection
PART III
$50 to 10:30-Box Social.
Distribution by Richard Schaaf
PART "
1890 p. m.-Social recreation, games
marches, etc.
Orchestral music throughout the
program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
REcOYERs SLOWLY.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
sop of 622 Plummer avenue is slowly
recovering from a two-months Illness
with pneumonia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
sUsTAINs INJURY.

Mrs. Leo Wolf is confined to her home
In Rimbach avenue suffering from Sc
we're sprain in her ankle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17

Don't overlook the big cut and slash
sale of the Paxton & Baker Co.'S stock,
225-227 State street, by the Chicago
Brokerage Co. Sale opens Wednesday
morning.-2t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17

Straw Hat Comparatively New.
Headwear made Of straw was al
ready in use among the ancient Greeks,
but straw hats, like those we wear,
did not come into use in Europe I'M
til half a century ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
|M Hzzs Tie T. CUPS


He went to attend the Purdue-Illinois
football game Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17
HAVE IMPORTANT MEETING.

be attractively decorated with palms
and ferns for the session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-17

candidate for the office of deputy
sheriff in Hammond, and if the i'm
portunities of many friends avail any
thing. 1t is pretty certain that Uncle
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Lundgren and King.
At New York. New York-Boston
postponed; rain.
At st. Louis: St Louis-Cincinnati
game postponed; rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
EARL BURGESS CO.
OPEN At ORPHEUM
In Queen of The White Slaves
on Sunday Evening, May 10,
Members Arrive

The Earl Burgess company will
open at the Orpheum Sunday night,
May 10, in the big New York success,
Queen of the White Slaves. This
company has a record of three yeer5
continued success in the eastern
cities and comes to Bisbee following
an engagement at San Antonio,
where the company made a splendid
impression. Two plays will be given
the first week, Queen of the White
Slaves" and King OF the Desert BE-
ing the first offerings. The first
named play is as successful a melo-
drama as has ever been written, and
has never been seen in this part of
the country. The story relates the
kidnapping Of a beautiful American
girl by a clever and wealthy Chinese
mandarin. He takes her to his harem
at Hong Kong and she is rescued by
a. young detective. Many realistis
scenes include a, Frisco concert hall,
the deck of a yacht in mid-ocean,
Chinese hare-n, and meeting room of
a Chinese secret society called the
Terrible Nine. The company carry
scenic equipment complete for every
production and the scenes of the
tie w LlSS OhSA Up
portunities that will be well taken
advantage Of
The company is a picked one, care
fully selected for this special line OF
plays. and the engagement will prove
a decided novelty for local playgoers.
Miss Anderson, the leading woman,
will be found an actress of striking
ability. and the leading man is Harold
Connell a handsome chap who will
give a good account of himself. All
the productions of this company are
strictly royalty plays and are clean,
bright and up to date.
The second play to be given, King
of the Desert, deals with incidents OF
the war between the United States
and Tripolfs and win prove a glo-
rious picture of the far east. The
engagement promises to be decidedly
out of the ordinary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
PRICES OF STOCKS
ADVANCING AGAIN
Railroads and InduStrialS Yes
terday Reached High Level
for the Year.

NEW YORK. May 6.-Prices OF
stocks advanced again today with
every evidence of effective control in
the market on the part of advocates
of high prices. Apparently some de-
nand remains to be satisfied from I'M
covered short interests.
various railroads and industrial
stocks today touched highest prices
Of the year. The transcontinental
group offered conspicuous examples.
The strength of the market by no
means was uniform, nor did it spread
through the list until after a period
of irregularity and hesitation.
Copper rose in London. The Ameri-
can Smelling Company advanced the
nrice of lead here. Some buying OF
stocks was based on expectation that
the government report Of crop condi
lions to be given out on Friday VIII
grove very favorable. Determined
snnport was extended to the market
mn To the end of the day.
Bonds were irregular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

Just to the east of Mission Roch. At
2:35 D. m. the last anchor had been
dropped and the long cruise of the
Atlantic feet from Hampton Roads to
San Francisco was ended.
The fleet occupies "warship row"
an anchorage covering a space OF
mile wide and two miles in length.
Facing Goat Island, the torpedo de
stroyer Whipple is on the left OF the
first row, nearest the San Francisco
water front, with the flagship Con-
necticut. To the right is the Mime
sofa, next the West Virginia, being at
the right of the first row of anchorage
and at quadrangle; the torpedo fiotilla
is along the left side, then come the
three lines of waTships astern the
Connecticut, Minnesota and West ViT-
ginia. This order will be maintained
during the stay Of the feet in San
Francisco Bay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
Metals.

Union Pacific, 1879 Is; U. S. Steel
sc 3-S; U. S. Steel pfd., 100 IL.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

Batteries: Cicotte and Carrlgan'
Newton and Blair.
At St Louis: Detroit-St. Louis
game postponed; rain.
At Chicago: Cleyeland-Chicago
game postponed; wet grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

Metals
The London tin market had quite a
sharp break. Spot and futures both
closing at G139 15s. The local mar.
ket was easy, ranging from s30.75 to
S31.25.
Copper ranged higher on the Eng
Iish market, spot EST lis Cd; futures
G58 Is Cd. The local market was
quiet, lake 12.62kc to 12.75c; electro
lytic, 1880 to 12.621zc; castings, 1925
to 12.37kc.
Lead was unchanged at 912 15s Cd
in London. Local market firm and
higher, s4.20 to S4.25.
Iron abroad was unchanged to Sd
higher, standard foundry, sos Sd;
Cleveland warrants, Sis Cd; locally
dull, No. foundry (northern) s17.75
to $500; No. 2, S16.75 to $3.50; No.
4 (southern), No. 1 southern soft,
$16.50917.25.
Silver, SIC; Mexican dollars, 47c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
CLEVELAND NOT BEDFAsT
READS THE NEWSPAPERS

LAKEWOOD, n. J., May 6.-The
only thing that could be learned about
Mr.. Cleveland's condition today was
secured from an employe Of the hotel
who said that yesterday he saw Mr..
Cleveland sitting up in chair near a
window, reading a newspaper.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

SYRACUSE SLAUGHTERED.
At Princeton: Princeton,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
EXPRESS COMPANIES FIGHT
CUT IN THEIR RATES

INDIANAPOLIS, May Six ex-
press companies doing business in
Indiana. have brought suit in the
United States district court against
the members of the railroad commits
sion of Indiana to enioin tnem from
reducing express rates from 10 to y
Der cent,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07

PAclFlc coAsT LEAGUE.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
BSBE DAILY REVIEW BSBEE ARIZONA THURSDAY MORNING MAY 1908
MAGNIFICENT Scene
At GOLDEN GATE

Confined from First Page.)
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
cuMMINs MEN LIARS
SAYS SENATOR DoLLIVER

OTTUMWA, Iowa, May 6.-Senator
Dolliver in a speech here was ex-
tremely bitter toward the Cummins
supporters, and referred TO them as
the Liars Progressive Union OF
Iowa"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-07
Stocks.

AmaIgamated Copper, 81 -; Amer
,csn smelling. 73 So; Atchison, 81;
e. PAM. 131 L.; New York Central,
1902; Pennsylvania, llS 10; heaaIns'
1OI So; Southern Pacinc' Of ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

itcrdn in 9Oben 8aien Rpfen iton'
Den, bic einen f6palsn Duff auss
1rDmten.
Rutb fab in sinen SsFeI bineinaee
ihmiest uno lauf6bte I1einbar Der
gauiit, bic nur sebdmpft biniibers
Hang.
rSft es Sbnen nun beFer9 fraats
sr bsforgt. Sie leste ibr Saf6entah
an Die 9lugsn unb f6pteg.
pSaben Sic S9mer5en, :. BART
tb sine @rfrii6uns brineen9" froste
er erregt. E. rantfporten sic, i'd
fam es ni4t mttanfeben, ipie sic Ieis
ben!"
gOd pOr elmer @isrteIitun6e battle
iie uufsef9risn Dor Slid -. @enn
bod bas Sers nibt pGre, bas tobts
fpunoe, DerqudIte Sers!. :.
~gs TIT nibts tpeiter, muir eine pors
iibersebenbe @dpdde", fasts fie feit
nno srbob ii9.
gr bertrat ibr ben Beq.
Rod eintn 4usenbIid, msin snG>
biges Srdulein", Bat er baftig, vnur
nod bic Intport auf cine ssraae, bic
mein Slid entf6eioet!"
Sic fiiblts. ipie ibr bas 8lut in ben
Sdldfen fties uno cine Ieltfome Site
herfdpere iie befieI. Sic tpanbte iid
stpas BON ibm unb bob bas Saupt
empor.
SD lisbe @ie." fIHft.rte er s..
prebt, melsid als i9 Sic bas erfsmdl
fub. flammte es in mir auf, unb id
tpuBte. baB Bel Sbnen bas Slid" {.
LIMB bas @olb las!1 fitI iie f6neis
henb elm. rSdufden sic ii4 nitt
iiber Sbre @efiible. Serr bon Reuth.
Mon bsaebrt ben 9olofifh nm ieires
@oIbes pilIen!"
sd peritebe nibt" 49,. ftammelts
sr fdfIungslos.
rGber id Inn 70 kFer!" fdgte its
fartuitiIb. r9D6 beenoen mir bisie
unsemiithli6e Situotion, i9 CLAUDE,
man ertpartet uns ber.its!"
Sn Der Sbiir erIdienen Elm pdar
Serren.
Serr bon @.utb raffte ii6 sufams
men, berbeuste fidh it.if Dor ibr uno
fiibrte iie in ben Saal.
sic ffiirate iif f0rmlih in ben
Srubel. la6tt unb plauberte, Inn ihs
nre Sammer su betduben.
91ur ppr Ser StiIle tbrss 3immers
batte lie entieblihe Surat...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

Giiripib permeHen, bariibsr au ents
f9eioen, OBJ 70 einem Stiid llnIie.bs
Iidteit bas9eimfinoen aususeiteben !ei,
.nur neil er BEN 5obten feine Spms
pntbien entsessn3ubringen permo9t
bate. Wieniel Oerftano er 6enn Don
ben glbi4ten unb Pldnen Der Obriss
teit2
@r fling an, an feline 8dume I'm
WdIIgurten au 6eHfen, bic NIT eeraz
ben StGmmen unb BITE NIT pertnorrs
ten, glatte uno rau1e, etniee nit noe
betf6arfen 8ldttern., anbere nit
fammetipeiden = sinise, bic Taftise
Griidte trusen, fiir ibn, @buarb
@riinert. anb.re bo-te unb tpinsise.
fiir fid unb i6ren S9Dpfer. Wtan
brau9te oiele @prten, INN ouraus cine
Mslt au MAIDEN. SIM Rdbmen aber
iptrften fis bod fein auidmmen, unb
ieoe @rirppe betam tbr 3tpfel9sn
5tmmel. Man mubte nur Schulz
baben unb ben ri9tisen Stdnbpuntt
finben, BON Dem man fis fab, uno
aGles In alien. nebmen, NIT Der ipeis
ten, fItnrmernoen yuft oarifber =
6ann mar 70 stipas ipie Metbobs uno
Sinn In Der Sa9e.
9lls er enbli@ ben 8osen sefinben
hatte, fdrteb er ftatt o.s feierli&
unb f6rmti9 tlinssnoen SitsIs .meis
nes alien &olIesen1. Das mar elm
8ompromiB. Iber es stbt' 3eiten nnb
9eiidtspuHfte, Die unfers 6eiten
@runoIdBe bem6ruliiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

SIMMER berfeIbe Jrdu,
lsin: n!Serr Rittmeiiter baben @letlder
beitiessn. Satten sic feline Mngft, bab
Sic auf ben gismaFen, ipenn au9
nidt abitiirSen, 10 bod auriideleiten
tOnnten9" - r@ibt's nidt, nur apan.
cement!-
CT fennt ni9t Sur9t.
&ommerSienratb Reumann gsbt auf
bic Sasb in fsinem eissnen Rebisr.
Diener: rSerr &ommersienratf, i&
iebe ipas, mir f9etnt : es fomnit ba
Elm Saie!4 : &ommersisnratb: .gr
iOGI nur tommen, i4 fiir4t' mid nig!-
-Sn gbren sebaIten. =
Meine S9tpeitsr brd9te elmer armen
syrau ibre tleine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
rung. Rad einisen 4euberungen Der
Jreubs rief bic 6rdu: .9ld, sndbises
Srdulein follten nur ipiHen, tpie i'd
allie 9aben in gbren balte! Siet In
meiner aommobe fabe i9 nod bic
brei Stiid Seiie, bic snGbises Jrdu.
lein mir DDrise Deibnadten sef9entt
baben!" il
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
9as etstn.

Oas Siben baiten mir beute fir
sine 10 ielbfperitdnblihe @epflosens
beit, bab uns gar nidt Der @eoanfe
fpmmt, als Oh iie iemals erit erfuns
ben su perben brau9ts. 9lei9pohl
lift aud bas Siben cine @rfinpuns
un6 bat feline cuIturseIdt6tli9e 8es
beutuns. 9us 8eipubtisin, bdb Der
trGftiss, geiunbe MenI4 in bem 3us
itdnbe fpa9Ien6sr Ru6. auf Die mas
sere9te Gage persi9ten tDnne, lit
spar i9on friibaettis ertanut tpOrben.
Damit III aber uripriinsIi6 INNER
bic 8pritelluns elmer ebenen Grolage
bsrfniipft; jebs @rbObung oes 2users
ordnst ben urfpriinsIiaen 9e9riff
bes Rubens suriid. Gbenfo dber mar
uripriinglib ods Sibsn auf Dem
Stubl gar tsin @usruben. fonbern
eine ausbrudspoIIe, unter llmitGnben
aud miibepolle 9eits. Das Soden
ift boeegsn Die natiirli9e .5orm seits
fpeilissr Rubs, bic iid bei allen gu'
turp0ltern nadpeifen ldbt. 9lus bis'
fer SteIluns bat fi9 Ods SiBen auf
tinsm Stein, SolSitud ober Berdtb
gu sinem Sonoerre9t Der Md9tisen
beraussebilOet. 9ab bic Soderitel'
lung niht nur bic nutiirli9its uno
auf Der grbe edns dllsemein Dsrbreis
tet III, benefit bic mertpiirbise priens
tdliI9e unb mittelameritaniI9e
.6oderitelluns nit untsrsefdlasenen
8sinen, Die islbft = es lei nur an
ole 9ubbbaitatusn sinnert = burd
bic @rfinbuns zines fublortisen 9es
fslIs nidt Nrlaifen ipurbs; oas Bee
tpeiien aud uns iiberlieferte Rads
rihtsn iiber bic alten 9allier: pSie
fpsiien ale fibeno. absr iie iiben nidt
auf Stiiblen. ionoern auf Dem 30.
ben, no ibnsn Selle bon Sunben obsr
D0lfen aur llnterldse bienen." Dom
Soden gum Siben 1T nod Elm ipeiter
Wes. Wo er 5uriidsslest 1T. seidab
es sunG9it iiber ben Stubl ober Sefs
fel, Der als bas 9lttribut Der Waht
eri9eiut. Bel Den aianbe6 i'm iuoa'
neiiIben gfrita BARI MIR Der Siirit
in Der @oltsperIdmmluns iiben, pdbs
reno feline nntertbanen duf Der grbe
boden unb iid BEL Der gntunft oes
Siiriten erbeben. 8ei allen @0lfern
Der grbs. fopobf i'm altertbum. tpie
in Der 9essnpart, III 2issen. &nien,
9oden, Steb.n nor einsm Sibenben
Elm Qusbrud Der l1nterpiirfieteit pber
minoeiiens Der Ndtuns Dor einem
bur9 Wa9t, 9eiib ober bitter Qlus.
gesei9nsten. So iino Der Stubl.
5bron un5 Ottpdn gu einem Symbol
Der Waht seuproen. 9luf bem Stub
le iiben iit baber i'm snseren Slime
basfelbe, pie Wa9t dusiiben; ben
Stubl perlisren baesssn beibt, feiner
Madt perluitig seben, baber aud i'm
aItsn oeuti9en Redt beim 4ufItebsn
Der HiGtsr unb 8eiiiBer Stiible pbtr
8dnte umseitiir5t fperbsn, r5u ainem
3ai6en, bas nihts mer ba pioer fol
sebanbelt perben", tpe es in einem
alien Red!sbu9 bsibt. glp9 i'm
Sabre 1706 purben in Siiterbog 6ei
elmer &inoesm6rbertn bic @eri&tss
bdnfe umgeitiirat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31

g dnerer OisnF. rWass
Sieben Gisarren rau1sn sic alIsin In
ben Sienftitunben, ftOrt sic benn bds
Rau6tn nidt Bel Der Irbeit9A .8d
Der 9lrbtits = Das 9ab' id nod sdr
nibt ausprobirt.1
-Das ertIGrt bic SADIE
Dtrtb: rDtnten sic iib: seitern
abeHb iteIIe i9 msine neuen Stiefel duf
ben nod tparmen aiidenberb gum
Srodnen, meine Srau bemertt iie ni@t,
md6t Seuer an unb -" .abd,
nun p.ib i9 aud. tparum seftern
abtnb mein geefit.at 70 sGb ipar!1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-31
Der GOlsFid.
Son DiIbs Teinede.

| S.SSHttT UuU " oNitH ~ tlluus
50 etipas SoIIes, Siibss, Simmer.
fptrrenoes9... Sab .s benn folds
tptloe, aittern6s, fsIigt 2iebe9 = =
Giebe9 - Rpnnte bas 2iebe Iein9
- Siebe auf ben erften SIid9
yaetn, nsin. folde sudenbe
tdmerabdfte Slumuie CAB nur bi,
9eioenf8aft. 2i.bs bat ftilen, tiefer
Slang -.
Wie mar es MIR duf benz 8alI Bel
Oberit bon S0ni99 Sic tanste Der
gdn5en 9lbenb, bic ganae Radf. Ulan
hnloigte ibr uno berip6bnte iit, nil
fie ale perip0bnten. Die ben aol6enen
tDitli4en Rabmen fdnnten, Der fl
umgab.
lin ibren Munb batte Elm perG&t.
li4er 3us geIesen, unb fie miibte Iid)
nt9t einmal, ibn au perbereen -.
an elmer SGule Iebnte elm Serr
unb blidte ipk abfpeItn6 in bas
SanS5epiibl.
Sab es nod einmal Iolden 0u6s,
fol4e Stirn, foI9e 4ug.n9
Wie elm Rdui9 mar es iiber fie
getpmmen. Sbre 4ugen irrten su
ibm uno fonnten ii9 ni6t fattrinten
an feiner S16nbeit -.
Gr dber fab iie ni6t. gr itarrte
itber fie btnpee, fait ins 2sere.
limb pl0bli9 mar Ct fort.
Sic tonnte faum ipeitertdnaen
lol4 elm Idbmenosr Sdred beberrid,
te fe....
S3tper itiibts Fl. fi6 auf ibren
SGn5er unb Bat leiie unb rubio, auf
ihren plaB sefiibrt gu per6en. :.
ltno oann. fuit am gnbe oes sseffes.
ipuroe er ibr borseitellt.
sic ipuBte nidt mebr, ipas iie aes
ipro4eu batten; es mar 9lntdalides.
9lei9giiltiges, aber ibr Sers aina In
pilosn S6Gdaen, baB iie fait meinte,
sr miibte es b6ren.
Seine Stimme bate iolchen tiefen,
ipeidsn &lang. baB iis ben buntIen
&opf fentts unb ibr nit einem aIiiHs
li@en 2d6eIn Iaufthte.
Rutb bon llerBen itano mitien in
tbrem fletnen. eltgdnten Salon ,un6
preBte bic SGnbe an Die S6ldfen urb
murmelte per5psifelt:
% mein @ott, mein @ptt, 1T Sas
2iebe9"
sic bate ii9 bisber bod iiber eis
Menf9en eeitelt un6 Die Snuiion
iiber 2iebe b0llis beiieite aefeat. Sit
tpubts. ba oman lie nur um ibr @olo
besebrte uno nidts nd9 ibrer Seele
fraste. Da ipurSe fie bart unb pers
a4tete Die Wsdnner. 8ispetlen babte
lie fie.
limb NUN auf einmaI fiel oas alles
berab. Gin augenblid bernidtei., mas
iie iabreIans bate sroB tpsrben laif.n,
baB nidts iibrisblieb aIs eine tieFe,
sittsrnbe Sebnfu4t....
Rutbs gItern, Die bon uerb.n, aas
BEN ibren srfen Boil In biefer SAT-
fon. Rutb fab por ibrem Spiegel uno
fab Der 3ofe su. tpie oieIe f9nel unS
aefdidt ibr buntits Saar frifirt..
rGisentIid bin i6 niGt biibId",
badte iis unb betra9tete ibr @eIidt
dufmertfam. Die @tirn lit bod unS
bic gafe lit ettpds aeboaen, Die Nus
gen iinb gang Ieiolid, dber Der Munb
lit gu f4mal."
.Tein. ni6t bic Rubintn, ben 0ias
mantitern!" Iaste iis gu Der 3ofe uno
fab nit einem fliidtisen Bid, oh er
gut i'm Saar fub.
8ebutfam itreifte ibr bic 3ofe Sas
mattselbe @eioentlt;o iiber unb rei6,te
ibr bic perlentstte. sic sduberts ti-
nen @ugenblid.
,perlen bringen SbrGnen!" raunte
es in ibr. uno Elm Jr0Iteln 3og ibre
S6ultern 5uiammen. Sic IG6elts
fp6ttiId iibtr iid unb lsste oas Gle.
idm,ibe forsIum an.
Bin idb f5Sn9" rief ,s BON Der
Sbiir Der. uno cine lihte MGotsnge.
itaIt iteIIte iid NIT einem nediidsu
3nids DOT +. bin.
~Reiaenb, Du tkiusr llnbant
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Ter sdlausenmsnidl.

4rst: .Die liest benn Sbr Rann
bo 70 mertipiirbis I'm 8ettg~
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-30
FEW JAPANESE
ENTER AMERICA
HEAVY FALLING OFF SHOWN BY
FIGURES OF COMMERCE. DE-
PARTMENT.

WASHING GON, July 20.-Accotding
to figures Just ISSUED by the Depart
ment of Commerce ana Labor, $50 Jap
anese entered the country during June,
as compared with 1924 arriving from
Japan in June, 1907 This is a decrease
of 1854 There was a sight increase
in immigration from China, 100 COM
ing from that country, or more than
in June, 1907.
Among the applicants debarred on
account of loathsome or dangerous dis
eases by far the greatest number, 1872,
were. denied admission because they
had trachoma. Only So contract labor
ers were debarred. Under the provi-
sions of the Chinese exclusion act, 25
would-be immigrants were declined
admission. There are no figures given
to indicate how many Orientals gain
ing admission illegally to the country
were apprehended and deported, but
this work is being prosecuted with Wig
or.
The total immigration for June was
but 31,947, which is decrease of 1922.
1877 from the record of the previous
June.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-30

The roads IN the grounds Of The
Judiciary building are being repaired
and steam roller Is at work This
was badly needed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-30
ROADS MAY DROP
ASIATIC TRADE
POSSIBLE EFFECT OF RECENT
ORDER BY INTERSTATE COM
MERGE COMMISSION.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Business inter-
ests of Japan are thoroughly alarmed
over the prospects OF the Western rail-
roads being compelled to go out Of the
Asiatic export and import trade on ac-
count of a recent decision of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. X. Mat
subara, the new Japanese Consul at
Chicago, received a cablegram from
the Japan Trades Association today
asking him TO see If something could
not be done to prevent such catas-
trophe.
1t appears that the Commission some
time ago ruled that the Western roads
must publish the inland proportions
of their export trade. The railroads
claim they cannot do this and compete
with the Suez route, where the rates
change at an hours notice. By keep
ing inland proportions secret the rail-
roads have been able to do fair share
of this business, and the revenue il
brings them probably aggregates 49,
100000 annually.
A large proportion OF exports are
taken from Eastern territory near tide
water and transported across the con
tlnent to ships at a very low rate,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-30
YST0CK REPORT

Between Boarc5. 80 Onomea, $38;
GO Oahu, s29.25; II Pioneer, $145; Is
Eva, S28.
Session Sales: 8 Pioneer, $145; 20