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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

There Is a bright young attache at
the British embassy in Washington
who, shortly after bis arrival in this
country. was a guest at dinner given
BY the wife Of well-known official at
the national capital, a hostess whose
hospitality is noioriously inadequate,
says writer in Harper'a Magazine.
The repast was OF the usual SAM
ple kind expected by any one who
mad ever been a guest al the house. It
served merely as an appetizer to the
hungry Briton. and when coffee was
brought his ill-concealed dissatIsfac-
tion was most amusing to the other
guests. The hostess, however, did not
notice It, for she said to him amiably:
"Now. do tell me when we may have
the pleasure Of having you dine with
ua agian?"
Immediately, madam, Immediately,
was the unexpected reply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

One Of the IG1ho senators was tell.
ing a friend in Washington Of the part.
nership entered into BY Two young
men from the east for the purpose Of
conducting q cattle ranch N Idaho.
IN few years they became quite
afiuent, 50 much SO, N feet that the
elder brother could not resist a favor
able opportunity to revisit the east
for a month or SO.
During his absence. It appears, an
accident befell the head stockman. one
Mcintyre. who II was feared had sns.
tained soHe internal injury by rea
son Of the kick Of a bucking colt The
younger member OF the Arm. in doubt
in the matter. telegraphed his brother
ii the east for Instructions as u Ger
tain fornIalities in this connection.
"McIntyre badly mussed up ran
tbe telegram. medical advice neoss
sary. Wire Instructions"
The answef came stop his wages
from date Of accident. illustrated
Sunday Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
N.wmsr,s Last 4pesrp Brother.

AeMfNdfi6 . Asah h%Cet 1A@Ntigfs
BY the death Of Father Ryder at the
Birmingham eEng) oratory the last
left Of the group Of friends TO whom
Cardinal Newman dedicated the APPEL
ogia" has passed away. Henry Ig-
natius Dudley Ryder ends the list OF
those dearest brothers" who had.
Newman avowed, been $50 sensitive
OF my needs. SO indulgent to my fall
1ngs, SO cheerful under discouragements
Of my causing. The whole passage
covers a page and ELECTED from George
Eliot marginal note as interesting
ae itself Il hardly know anything
that delights me more, she wrote,
than such evidence Of sweet, broth
erly love being q reality Ia the world. "
Father Ryder was grandson Of the
well-known Anglican bishop Of Lach-
feid Df his name, and was easily ylhe
handsomest man in the ranks Of the
Roman clergy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
EntertaInlnn HIm.


The third man had "butted in" He
was a stranger to the other two. They
looked upon him with disfavor, but
he wasn't aware Of II,
= didn't just catch what you waa
saying" said the butter ID" to the
man who had been talking, The man
stared at him.
Sorry" he said. Then be turned
to his friend Gas I was vsag.@ he
apparently resumed. there great
deal OF aphorlsm in town. -. doc
tors hate to admit 1t, but it'T sure to
leak out. Aphorism with a tOush Of
sImiIe"
The stranger leaned little farther
forward.
Il guess that's SO. said The second
man. "At the same tine was great
~ surprised this morning TO see sani.
tary officer putting up RED card with
Epigrams Within on 4"
You dQn't tell me- sald The nrst
man, In some aiarih. II knew there
were a few sporadic allegories In
town. but / didn't suppose ne epl
grams had become psradoxicel
Worse than that" said the second
man; q was told In confidence By one
Of our leading herbivorous experts
that euphemistics have already passed
the secondary stage OF pulchrltude.
It Is possible that the butter in"
suddenly grew suspicious Anyway,
he arose hastily and left the car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

That's no good Jim, that talcum
powder stna you recommended to
keep of neas, protested Tommy Keat.
ing at the ST. Francis
mo good replied Clerk Meeul-
Tough, guess yod didn't take enough
Of It. You wan. 20 use plenty
n took the whole canful, Jim. but
the blamed stun liked to ohoked ne.
How'd you take It, dry, or wash Il
down with waterg"
NO, no, Tommy; you want to pu1
It on the oataldets
"OlH-Slaa Bfanclsco Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
Mr.. William Dollar,
Good Citizen.

In q certain western
town lives a gentleman
whose name is William
Dollar. They call him
Dollar Bill when they
get funny. But Mr.. Dol
lar is a digni6ed, enter
prising, good citizen.
Not every Dollar
Bill is a good citizen.
Many Of them are prone
to ignore the claims Of
their own community
and run away to a big
city to be spent. Many
millions Of Dollar Bills
have left the smaller
towns for the overgrown
cities this present year Of
our Lord.
How many Dollar
Bills have gone out Of
THIS TOWN lef t
home and gone to some
big city, never to return
Evarv finoo Dallar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20


Ehe earle Kingston is not The arsa
English peer who has had an adven-
ture with d burglar. A wgii.known
lord discovered a thief IN hts town
house Aided by she butler he Sc.
cured the man aud then rang the bell.
A servant appeared, whom the peer
ISalssstea 70 80 into the kitchen aid
bring ND a policeman or two" The
domestic returned and said there were
no policemen on the premises.
'Whatla exclaimed bis nFasser. fl n
creduIeus tones, do you meaa to tell
me that with a cook. two scullery
maids, a kitchen maid and three
housemaids In my employ, there Is 40
policeman IN my kitohen7 It IS 10.
deed q miracle. and our prisoner shall
reap the benefit Turner, let the maa
90 Instantly"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

A parrot is the meanesi of crea.
turas7 said an old resident ol Staten
island People that are acquainted
with parrots generally admit that there
"a nothing that can make q parrot
ashamed of himself. Now that is q
mistake, Tor ] happen to have 8 parrot
that was made ashamed Of himself
jusl the other week, and he Is the
most conceited parrot, too, that was
ever seen outside Of congress. Il speaks
Spanish and English like proies-
eional Interpreter Now the trouble
was the parrot would talk All the time
when he was not asleep, He was just
talking us deaf dumb and blind Even
the cat got disgusted at an early stage
Of the proceedings and quit the house.
We'll, the other day a man who
has had considerable experience of
parrots happened to drop in, and when
/ complained Of the bird he said Why
don't You get an owl2 You BOT an
OWL and hang him up close to the par
rotg cage, and III about two days
y0u'll find that your birds dead sick
Of Improbable conversation.
well, ] got a small owl and put him
IN a cage close to the parrots cage.
The parrot began by trying to dazzle
the owl with his conversation, but It
wouldn't work. The owl sat and
looked at the parrot just as solemn as
COP who has Just lost hts lob on the
force, and after q while the parrot
tried him with Spanish It wasn't Of
any use. Not q word would the owl
let on to understand. Then the parrot
tried Dragging, and laid himself out to
make the owl believe that Of all the
parrots ia existence he was the ablest.
But he couldn't turn a feather Of
the owl. That noble bird sat silent
us the grave and looked at the parrot
as II To say. This Is indeed melan-
choly exhibition Of imbecility!' Well,
before night that parrot was so
ashamed Of himself that he closed for
repairs, and from that day to this he
has never spoken an unnecessary
word. Such Is the influence Of ex-
ample even on the worst Of birds"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

P. S.-We got the ham and Ba.
con and Garland's Dairy Butter,
that papa likes, at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
SHOWED Lzas NOBLE uArgHa


I was talking lately with o soldier
who fought under Gen. Robert E Lee,
and he waxed eloquent In bis eulogg,
dwelling upon the fact that IA every
Instance the humblsst suballern Of
private was greeted with q graceful
salute and word expressive Of the be-
nign heart of the genuinely great man.
The march Of the army was from
Chambersburg, Pa, to Gettysburg.
Just on the edge Of Chambersburg
q large house was passed-the high.
way was narrow and the house was
Immediately Oh the street From tho
window young girl was waving q
federal flag, giving expression to her
patriotic feeling for the north and
her contempt for the passing troops.
"Take in the gridiron." Fold up the
dlshraga was the reception from the
men Of Dixie.
Just at this iuncture Gen. Lee rode
up, and happened to pause for mo-
ment opposite to the young girls
demonstration Of loyalty Looking I'D.
he raised his hat and courteously said:
''All honor to the old fagl"
There was silence for a moment
when some one evidently let the young
lady know that the dignined man who
had addressed her was Con Lee, and
her arm fell and the flag lay limp
across the sill Of the window.
Looking up again, partly with 10.
proof to hls men, and partly with
gallant consideration for a lady be
said Wave It on, daughter, wave It
on; no one shall disturb you. but the
arm and the win were bosh paralyzed.
There is one comment; where the
heart Is truly noble and the nature
refined, war cannot brutalize, author
ity will not render arrogant, insult win
not vex, and there must and win be
a kindly difference 10 the opinion and
bias Of other people.--Edwin g. Kinks.
in the Leesburg (Va.) Waahlngtonian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

The stranger wandered into the Do
1lce station.
n like to see effort rewarded" he
began.
well.
Last night ! was robbed" he con
sinued. "and the fellow who did #
manifested a scrupuloua desire to get
an had. I ind he overlooked this
eundollar bill. Il you run across him,
give e to hin with my compliments. +"
Philadelphia Ledger,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

Teacher-If you are lind and polite
10 your playmates, what viii be the
Fesultq
Scholar They'll think they can lick
mei-sffaY Stories.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

BIZ leaves town It takes twocent stamp with It. for It goes
to Mail Order Store That helps the postmaster little,
but i doesn't help the local merchant It means just
much less trade for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE-2o acres, fine view
of city. miles from chickasha.
Price 81, 400.
FOR SALE 40 acres. 3 room
house, barn 48xf4 crib. 2 wells,
wind wheel acres in bearing
orchard. fenced IN i lots. 8 miles
Of chickasha.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-rao
acres. 90 acres under cultivation.
spring, ten miles OF chlckasha, 4
miles Of station. Price s., 700.
FOR SALE-I6o acres il Ben.
Ton county, Arkansas, three miles
Of station, house, barn, small or
chard. 90 acres good farm land
balance good hard wood timber
Price Sri an acre,
FOR SALE-5o #. vacant. n
best residence part Of CITY. Sewer.
gas and water main IN allev and
street. Price $500.
Honey to loan On farm
aud city proper
JONAS COOK, Real Esiatr
CHICKASHA. OK
OFFICE JOHNSON RIJ1DIN
Oklahoma beata the world IS win
-.-------
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18

bonf," Gliibd $. Eerfin& Er0lioent
Ger oErooioence Sporbnnf," Gou9l.
$. Sbomos, oErGiioent hcr oIier.
danta' Notional.@ont, Wojor 5. 3.
Serguion, ErGiioent Der nGriten ga.
tional.9uut, @oloo Ncpcomcr, Yr0.
Iibent ser yNationol Grdon9cs9onf,"
Hobcrt ". Hotber, Nr6iiOent Ser
nSoptins' EIoce Sporbonf," Sunls
meriieIo 9olorpin. &ice-ErGiioent ser
vWlorplono S%parbnnf," =. s. Sbrt.
per, GrGiioent Der metropolitan
Sporbont," Soiepb Z. Gbesncp, $.
:. @iuiumS, GbcoOore Mtottir, s..
gilbert SuGbeS, ). BOB Gi90S, So.
ibuo 3. Standings, Hihoro NJ. Glt-
pul, 6rantlin y. Gotor, s. Surit
Eurnell lllO 8orOon i. Yaine.
Srou Sobunuo Wcper.
Nodoem Nobbiucr Or. Senrp
Sdncebcrger bon scr Mc@uQobitru.
BcnsSpno9o9c 0eitern Worgen I'M
Sr%ouerbolric, 9tr. 1904, WtcGuuobltr.,
cincn C~rbcbcn0cn Srnucr0ottcSbiCnlt
o~bgeGnIten bate, iuur0cn bic ir6iidcn
l(cberrcltc bon Srou Sobonno Wtcpcr,
Satin BON Srn. Souia WtepCr, lpcldc
am Sonntog in ibrer lester Mob-
llllllq alls benz SrbCn Id]ic0, ullf Dem
SbCb Sd)olonl= 6ricOboic 5lr lcbtcn
Hubc bcitottct. glS 0obrtlldtrG0cr
ful19irten bic $50. NIbert SpfcS, Or.
SpIpan SpfeS, Charles HnientboI,
WorriS &obn, Iront @cpbor0t unO
Sufob @omprcd)t. TiC Ncrblidcnc
itnmmtc aus Fprn1ont, Snnnopcr, II.
fam Dor 40 Sobren nod Imlerifn.
&iCr mar lie bis Dor 5ebn Subrcn IN
elmer ser 9roBtcn GQenmonrCnbonO-
ll1ngen Der Sta0t, IN Nr. 206, Sono-
ocritroBe, intCrciiirt. Sic mar cine
uiCl6Cleicre SruI unb licbtc 0oSShos
ne, 8llte nn0 Cole. Gem Samcnpcrs
Elm Ser n%NlGcmeinen Geutifcn @rcis
icnbeimotb" un0 Dem iaruelitiidcn
9omen.9tGbucrein gebortc tic ieit &c.
rem 8riinouna an. I'm tic trollcrt
ouBcr Sem @otlen cin Sobn, Sr.
Charles Wcpcr, uno cine Sod)tcr,
Tron &elenc @idncr, Satin BON
&rn, Grnit @idncr in @@oibin0ton,
mo icrncr binterlGbt sic Gntihloicnc
5mci Gnfcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18

Sebler oeS Spirituoicrbunocla 0llrd)
cntiprcdenoe @clcBc ob3ititcIlet. SD
CLAUDE, oab cine Motliccn5 bciicr ON
4luBc lit, ais gar feline SicclS. Sos
tolo Der &crtnli BON Spiritloict
N1n3lid Ocn unit0noiqen gSirtben
perboten miro, miro cr BON irgcno
&cmunocm bctriebcrL ser cine ME.
rere ~io5iole Stclllng cinuimmt
@ern mir Den @ouocI c%ontrolircn,
oiiricn mir oltd) ocn 9hlbcn onpon
Gubcn."
Nnl Snn1ItoA Oicicr @od)c iinbct
sic Spc5iol 5 %GbitimmuuG ltott, uno
nicic miro entidciocn oh @prceitcrs
Golnltu trotfcn 9clcQt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
itnucritanb gcgcn &%crunnft.

Gin miitbcnocr YrobibitionSfompf IN
MorccItcr Guuurtp I'M @onQc.-
Gic Sonutifcr bolten llnl5iigc, an
iueldcn iidJ flcinc &inocr uno bp
terrible @cibcr bctbciligcn.
Gin barter &onpf lit IN Berlin,
Otb., 5uilhcn Ocn Erobibitioniitct
llno Den Srcltn0en pcri0nlidcr Srci.
bcit cutbrannt, ullb Die Gumpngne
sur Srodcnlegung BON Worcelter-
County, mcldc BON sen 2ocol Optic.
niiten inter Seitung ocS WnporS
Orlando Sorriion 9efiibrt miro, bat
bic Wcp0lfcrltng Der Stoot unO I'm.
Gcge1b IN iuobren Nuirllbr periebt.
&in0cr un0 Srouen 5icbcn III Ero5ei.
iiolcn 0urd) Die StroBen uno baIten
nit gufi6riitcn bcocdte Banner bod,
inocm iie fir Oie Erobibitionilten
Eropogon0a MAIDEN. Wupor Sorri.
ion leitet Ole llnl5ii9c, cngogirt Heo.
ner unb 5nbIt ibncn 500 pro GAG,
IGBt Sltgidriiten bruden uno bat
Gcn1onitrotionen ms ScbCn gerllicn,
lpie lie ieltcn IN Der Stoot geicber
lrorocr iino. Nm Stoot . Sbcotcr
boben Die Mnbdn9er bcS WoDors Nlli.
IiclIung genommen; bier pcriommcln
lid Die Scnnperen5lcr uno iiben @e.
ldngc elm; Damn marl6ircn lie NIT
Nouten mo Srompetenlduu ourd)
sic StroBcn, idlpenfen ibrc Sabnen
mo idrcicn: .Nicoer nit ocn Grim.
fern; itinmt fir oic Suhc Der Ero.
hi6ition!" @lei6c Snidriitcn ira.
gen Die Banner. @m Somltog CT.
rcid)tc Der aompf ieincn &Gbepunft.
6ornlcr nnren aus Nab uto Sern
IN Die Staot gefonrmen uno fiiaten
eic StrnBen. Go6 ser groBcn Ero.
6cIiion, an bcren SpiBc oreiiGbrigc
ainber nit omcrifoniifen Sloogcn
i6rittet, murben BON elmer ungcbcue.
rem Wenge Dor Der Snplor'S 9anf
Mcbcn gebaltcn. Die gcgenpGrtigc
Gompognc lit pcridteocn bon alien
porbcrgegongenct boB iclbit Sete-
ron : Yolitifer nidt p%orber5niogcn
Ocrnlogen, ipelfe Eortci obiiegcn
miro. gieIe bon linen icben baS
Tro6lem ais Gin rein 0fonomiideS
on uno %glouben, Dob oronungsge'
NAB betriebene @irtbihoiten better
h~cibebolten Wcrben %iolterl, alS burb
Die I6idaffung berielbcn Oas Goltn.
tn.Ginfommen berrin0crn un6 bic
@efabr 81 laitfen, bab Spirituoien
in groben Gllnntitdten bon nSpeaf.
cniie5" perfouft iperoen. Gincr Der
Saliptgegner Der Mbidoiillng bon
8irtbihoften lit ser ErGlioent Ser
griten Gational . 9onf in Berlin,
Sr. 9. 8. Giridion, IT,, mcl6er I'M.
ter Inberem erflorte: .8egenmGrtig
iperben Die 8ebiibren fir Spirituo'
fen . 2icen5en fir 6ffentlide Sdulen
b%eriuenbet. Sm Sale tic nidt mebr
cr6oben meroen fonnen, mnB Die
Steilerrote erbo6t nerben. Srotoem
i'd in meinem 2eben fein Tint Wbis.
fen getrunfen babe, betra6te ih
bieie Sahe nid)t ols cine Sroge fird'
Iihcr ober moroliider gtotur, font
bern als cine rein oefonomiihe Ga,
DIE, in welder es notbmenoig lit. aIlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18

bon uno mad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Tcm.9orf, Gaiiite ooer 3piiden.
oef. @eAiel, niislGnoiid)cs 0elo.
Greoitbrieie u,S 8eISienoungen.
Sbeu. s. Sicncr & Gu.,
Nr. 217, Cit.galtimOrc.S trnfe.
a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18

Ser 50 Sabre olte G6oS. Gid.
tcniuolner ans Mocungic, go, bat
boorrd) eincn idbcn 600 %geiunoen,
bob ibn Elm groBes Stiid SeIs, ooS
bel elmer olti ieiner Sarm por9enom.
mcrlen Sprengung .~abiprong, al oic
gruit flog. oieie einoriidte uno meb-
rcrc innere Srgone 3erriB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18

Safe fir's Nusiano beiorgt e. Aaine. Vr.
413. Eft.Galtinure'S Ctr, pahe Gnitpm Spuit.Aue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
:. HamiaD SarrD & So.
Naenteu fir Wiarhlnuo.
10 SuutlsS trahc.

t1urf bas @rriidcrunss' 9%cpnrtcment,)
Gunoenirtcr NuSiuciS iibcr ben Stano Der
uNuffniu German Sniurnucc o." BON Wmis
faiu, n.y., ant 81. Sr6embcr 1907,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
Gpfnlbcrid)tc nno &aibin0tuu.
@unfctt ju Gbren BON Or.
SCr0n III Cr,

VdHtctt III GOreH pom Nr.
Scr0mc r.
Sclttc glbeno iiuoct in ser nS0ns
gerbmO-@nlle" 81 Gbrcn bon Or. IS.
5. Scramcr, Dem NrGiiocnten OcS
.0cutid e Nmcritauiidcu Natiouul-
9unocS," inter Sen Nuipi5icn oca
y0cutihcn GcntroI Ncreins" elm gro
Der &crrcn. Gommcr@ Itott. SGmmtIi-
dc @camte OeS AdtionolbunocS un0
Die ocutid) e omcritonii6Cn GonNreb.
mit1licocr Hihnr0 N~urtboIot, II. s.
9ardlfel0, @uitnu &iiitcrmonn, Y.
u. H~o0enbcrg mo <liuS &obn iino
oo3ll cingelaoen mo bobcl ale ibr
GrIhcinen 5ugciogt. Otnn miro nlor-
DIES treiili6e @ort iibcr sic Nlliga.
ben utlo 3icle oeS 0Cltihomcrifmncrs
tbums mo nomentIid) audi iiber oie
lei0ige Erobibttionsirugc 5l b0ren
befonmen. Ger o@crnlunin.W Gnncrs
DIOR" luno Ser n2lrion "bobcn bcldloi'
len, IN Corpora SIT crifciucn, cine
ltarte 9ctbciliguna icitenS ser Otit,
alicoer oc5 nSGn1crbunOeS" pcrItebt
iid) bon iclbit.
Grnt Is Diner. N6cn0.
Sn Der lurnbollc, Gte 7. mno 2
Ctr, N.-@., iinOct Sonntog Abeno
cine litcroriihc l%tntcrboltrma itott,
meId)c ollf fiir Baltimore bon gro.
sem Sltcrciic lit. Ger Mecitotor OeS
NbcrbS lit eiu %cbcmoIiger 9oltimo-
rcr, &err Grnlt @id)ncr, ser ourd)
9on0e Ser Gcrmnnotihoit INNER
nod an sic Stuot ser Mouumcntc ge.
tniipit iii, un0 omar miro or ais critic
Nunmcr Die ocltihc llebcriebung
bes ieli1cn ne6moro &eD6 bon ,Sco,
Qllin Wtiler's ~a@ologrGber Don Nri.
soma" portrnBert. '.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
Scbbcl'S cinsiacs Mtclicr.

!ScbbcI's cin5iscs Itclicr.
@ir bnbcn MIR ein Mtclicr in 9alti.
more, nnb bnS befinoct iid III Der
Gtagc 5m cbcncr Grbc, Nr. 321, Wuro.
Gap', nabc Sigb'Str. ainScr-Ebo'
tograpbicm cine Spc5ialitat. - Seine
Nacntcn mno feline Sreppen ~ itciscn.
5. ScbbcI. &. Grni, @cidGitsiiibrer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
,Sarmunic . Safe"

Nr. Ala, @cit'S agcttc.S trahe, &nrl
SdJmiot, Snbabcr. @iirsbnrncr Suf.
bran friidJ am 3apf. Sincrs, Sunpers
a Ia carte. ScSrm Samitag N6eno
Srci.Gpnsert. Wprilt,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-18
6rant Stofba,n, Wgeni,
Hr. All, Slt Baltimore Strafc.

Suuoeniirter ,Nusucis iiDcr ben etauo Der
,Cbio 8erman Sire 3uiurame eumpanD"
uun Soicou, GBiU, ant 81. Te5ember 1907.
uMnln MIMIC lSinnnhnInn mnhrrnh hrn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-07
THE WEEKS DOIAGS At
MAUI's OLD CAPITAL

Manager Glib, Of olawala plantation,
and Mrs. Glib with their little daugh-
ter were in town on Sunday.
There was crowded house at Hale
Aloha, the new hall, on Monday even
ing to enjoy show of moving pic
lures. The money raised is to help to
furnish the hall.
Mr.. Hendriek, monumental man of
Honolulu. was in town on Wednesday
and called at the Lahaina school.
The little adopted daughter Of Mrs.
Dickinson has been i'll but is recover
ing.
Mr.. buchanan. who has been sick for
two months, is around again.
Hale Aloha was formally opened On
Saturday with a big luau, fair and
a concert. Everybody attended for
both the Rev. Mr.. white and the hall
are popular. This beautiful new build
ing Is the result Of his planning and
skill.
The first session Of the Buddhist
School in the new school building was
held on Tuesday, Feb I, at $3.50 p. m.
The number of pupils enrolled is So.
.Jonen Tanaka is the principal.
There are three Buddhist temples in
Lahaina. The largest of these, near
the plantation hospital, belongs to the
Hongwanji. or Shin Shu Sect. The
other temples, located near the Kinder
earten and the lee Works, are under
the auspices Of the Daishido Sect.
The Celestial New Years Day was
celebrated with joyful enthusiasm
by the Chinese population of this town
Ali the Cinnamon closed their stores;
there was a vigorous beating Of gongs,
and the defamation Of freeraekers ga
lore. The Wo Hing Clubhouse was
handsomely decorated within and with
ont The center of attraction was
beautiful shrine IN the upper room.
adorned with flowers and bunting. Up
on the altar were lighted candles and
burning joss sticks, and the fragrance
OF incense filed the apartments. There
was plentiful supply Of cakes, nuts
and Oriental delieaeies, and many
guests were beautifully entertained.
Rev. Mr.. So expects to leave Laha-
ina on Feb. 5, and win take charge Of
two missions on the Island Of Oahu, at
Aiea and Oahu plantation.
Rev. Canon Ault, Of Waikiki, visit
I'd his friends in Lahaiua On Feb. l.
He was accompanied by Mrs Moiler
and Miss Debel, visitors from South
Africa.
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MIGUEL FINED
A HUNDRED AND FIFTY

Judge Andrade on Wednesday found
Jaeintho Miguel guilty of having in
toueating liquors unlawfully on his
premises with intent 10 sell inicitly.
Judge Andrade inflicted a fine OF $3.50
This arrest resulted from a raid made
by Inspector Fennell and the police
some time ago on Miguel's place in
Kewalo, when a large quantity of Iiq-
uors of all kinds and particularly Of
wine was found. On Tuesday Mrs.
Miguel was acquitted in the Circuit
Court by a jury on a charge Of selling
illicitly. This was on appeal from Il
conviction IN the District Court. The
testimony on Wednesday indicated
that Mrs. Miguel was doing most OF
the selling. Miguel was refused II
cense by the License board. and has
been at odds with the authorities most
Of the time since, over some question
arising out Of the traffic