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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
COLLEGIANS ARE
To BE INVITED
Cornell, Yale and Harvard to
Be Asked to Row at the
Seattle Fair.
Especial to the Advertiser.)

SEATTLE, November 24.-Negotia-
tions are on to bring the Cornell, Yale
and Harvard rowing crews to Seattle
during the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposi-
ton next summer. 1t is planned to
hold at least one regatta on Lake Wash
ington each month during the exposi-
ton, which opens June I and closes
October Is. All arrangements have
been made for a series of races between
California, Stanford and the University
of Washington and Wisconsin and other
Middle West colleges have also been
asked to send crews.
1t is planned to make the rowing re.
gattas feature of the sports during
the fair and a big purse viii be hung
up to bring out the Cornell, Harvard
and Yale crews. The exposition man
agement viii submit a proposition to
the three Eastern colleges and viii
make any reasonable arrangements to
carry out the plan.
Lake Washington and Lake Union,
both bordering on the exposition
grounds, offer exceptional advantages
for these big races. An ideal course
can be laid out and it is estimated that
thousands of people would come from
all parts of the United States to wit.
ness the races.
The arrangements have been conclud-
ed for the track meet of all Pacific
Coast colleges and high schools in Seat
tie during the exposition. While the
dates have not been definitely SCI the
colleges and schools of the Pacific
Coast have agreed to hold their 1909
championship games in Seattle and the
arrangement of the schedule will be
made early in January.
1t is also planned to bring the annual
Army and Navy championship games to
Seattle next year. Negotiations were
opened on this matter some weeks ago
and favorable assurance has been re-
ceived by the exposition management
that the plan can be carried out. The
Pacific feet of the United States Navy
viii be stationed in Seattle harbor dur
ing the entire exposition period and
this viii be a strong inducement to hold
the championship games in the exposi-
tion city.
Another big feature of the sporting
program will be the international bal
loon races. Representatives of various
aero clubs are now in Seattle eonclud
ing the arrangements which viii bring
airships, balloons and aeroplanes to
Seattle from all parts of the United
States and from many foreign eoun-
tries.
Seattle has also secured the annual
championship games of the Amateur
Union and altogether the pro-
gram Of sports will be one of the great
est attractions of the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
MYRTLEs, MERRIMENT AND
MUSIC.

Come round and join the merry throng,
A water-going bunch;
They row upon the water, but
Don't use it much for lunch.
With chowder meath the spreading
trees,
And music in the hall,
Put on your pumps and come to
dance
1t is the Myrtles ball.
Now. here's word of good advice
You must be early there
If YOU would find some things to eat
And not a table bare,
For DIR. Monsarrat viii join
That chowder-eating throng,
And he has got an appetite
That's eighty inches long.
With Neptune trident and smile,
George Crozier viii preside
o 'er mixing of the fnny meat,
Fresh captured from the tide,
Into chowder savory,
To which you can't say "Nay";
Well, as for me, to make good room,
I II starve at least one day.
The music and the food are great,
That goes without word;
They don t rely on those alone,
For that would be absurd;
The chief attraction of the show
VIII not be what you eat,
But Myrtle sisters. cousins, aunts,
The sweetest of the sweet.
Why. all the pretty girls in town,
Or ''pretty" nearly all,
VIII be around to lend a charm
To this great Myrtle ball.
So put your yachting jacket on,
And drcks of Numbered white,
And join me there next Saturday,
With beauty, music, light.
JACK DFNSHAM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
NEW OFFICERS
OF THE HEALANI

At a meeting held in the Office of
Attorney Atkinson, Judd building, last
night with twenty-six members present,
the Healani Yacht and Boat Club elect
ed the following officers for the ensu-
ing year:
President, L. Petrie; vice president,
Ben Clarke; secretary, E. K. Fernan-
dez; treasurer, Sam Mahelona; captain,
J. K. Clarke; vice captain, R. Fuller;
commodore, Carl Oss; vice commodore,
Henry Rose; auditor, Jas. Crewes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
JAPANESE AND PINEAPPLEs.

It IS said that number of Japa-
nese interested IN the pineapple indus
try are considering the matter of Sc
curing the services of a competent
soil expert from Japan to investigate
and report on the suitability of soils
for pineapples It is also said that the
matter Of securing a steamer to carry
pineapples and other Island products
to Japan is being considered. Among
those interested IN these ventures are
:. Ozaki and &. Isoshima.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
ENGINEERS HAVE
HEAVYWEIGHT

There is a heavyweight out at the
engineers camp at Waikiki that is said
TO be quite a good one by his friends
in the corps. He weighs in the neigh
borhood of 175 and is anxious to show
what he can do before the public.
He does not claim to be anything but
novice but feels sure that he has
championship material in him and is
willing and anxious to meet any heavy
weight on the Islands in boxing bout
from six rounds up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
JACK DENSHAN.
MOTORCYCLE MEET PLANNED.

Since the Thanksgiving Day auto
gymkana when the program concluded
with an exciting motorcycle race in
which Joseph Leal, police motoreyclist,
won a two-mile race easily with the
twin-cylinder Indian machine, Mr.. Chill
ton plans q motorcycle gymkana for
Christmas or New Years day. He
hopes to have all motorcycle riders have
a friendly meet at which the different
makes of machines viii be presented.
The number Of these machines is in
creasing steadily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
ESTABLISHED 1880.

Capital paid up) Yen 100000
Reserve. Fund .........Yen 15,100,0O0
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:
Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai, Han
kou, ChefOo, Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Changehun.
The bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters Of Credit, and
transacts a general banking business.
Honolulu Branch, CT s. King Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
@ricf6cf1rScrnna mad orm MmSlan6c.

Sic oll5lGnOii6e ToSt fir oie nit
Dem s. sllg. NOcnOc @od)c idlic6t
bier i'm &nlrptpOIton1t, in alien Sal.
len pitnftlih, luic IoIgt:
Die Eodct Mott lit BON 9 lt6r Gor.
mittagS bis 5 ltGr No6mlittogS tag.
lid oiicn, nllaHctontmen Sonntog3.
9ic Eodct FoIt nod @roB6riton.
MEN mo SrInuO iNlicBt 9icnitaoS
n10 Srcito0S nm ) llbr Ho6nlitto0s,
nod GclltiAlon0 ltnt 5 llbr Nudmi..
tags om 8. NuglrIt.
Compiler ro5rcn BON Tetp- Oorf o6,
ipenn nidt m%Ocrlucitg ungcgcbcn.
Geit 0enl I. Gfto6er ocS 8oriobres
limo ole @ricirotcu mad 6eln Nus.
lonoe (olts0cnomnlcn Canada, Me.
rifo, Banana mo Gubo) ipie ioIgt:
Slim (5) Gents fir Die erite llnse
ulo Orei (3) GentS fir ie>e fucitcre
lln5c, oocr Gin 9ruhtbeiI. ii;,o ioQtc
poa frol,firt mcrOcn. mioriaenioa3
bel 9Infnnft Ser grieie Der boppclte
9etrng coQcftirt miro.
Grams. Ntlnntid) DE goit
6reitag, 7. Auguit. INN Z u6r
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SciratGS = 4iccnscn.

Gol9cn0c Ncirotha = Sicer5cn iullr-
Den NCltcrl bonn Glcrf Oc5 Common
ElCu3 @crld)t9 mtSgeItcllt:
&nfob GobcnL p, uno Ecorl SunO-
fer, % Sabre olt; Siceu6 9cbolt bon
!. NtoNcrH, 9fr. H. 9toro Eillcltr.
gSiIli0m Wurtin. II, Wittucr, un0
Mioru StonfiNuic} 10 Sabre alt, 9tr.
iO2, ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Giobcrt ". Cumberland. -, nno
Catherine u. &uQbcS, % Sabre oft;
&iccn5 gcbolt non ". u. Cumberland,
Nr. 1888, Gits2omboroitr.
@illinm Snbcn u, II, Worp Srib,
II Sabre olt; Eicclt5 Gcbolt bon (So9.
.. Moorc, Ar. 232, Nlbcnlorlcltr.
Snnca 4. Marriott, 81, lnb 9(licc
&. MiuCra, IS Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &c.
bolt bon Scnru 4. Tol5 Or. 1lt0,
Ecnniplponio Nucnue.
Scrbcrt 4. Wotclcr, %, un0 Coma
DC. Wiiucr, IS Sabre alt; 2icenj &c.
bolt bon &. s.. SunoIcr, Nr. 1901,
ELECTROMAGNETIC.
GOgor' Y. Moltcr, 81, un6 &otbcri-
TIC Is. Tricc, IS Sabre aft; 2iccn5 &c.
holt bon @i0jom $. &Soltcr, Nr.1316,
Sit-2eringtonitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

I6cno5 nod europa. Nirifn u>,o
OitinOien per Sampler st. Saul"
piu EIpuloutb MD ]Gbcrbour2; 9 llDr
MbcnoS, nnd) Guropa per Gompier
.Gtrruio," pia GllCcn&tolun.
Yoit mad Gin, ur0 Cen,
trail Imcrtfa, @eit.
in0ieu etc.
GreitoN, I. NuN. - Q lllr Nbcn05,
nod Curacao un0 &Cncjuclo per
Nompicr oWtorocoibo;" nod Eorto
9fico per Gnmpicr oGoroIinc;;" nod)
Snoguo mo NoUti per Compiler
nSurn1o;" nod &ontoicu, Banana,
&nuoI5pnc un0 Golombio per Cant.
pier oSrcnt."
Die HoIt nod NclI Sun0Ion0, bio
Nor0.S i0ncp, mo nod WiQuelon,
pio Bolton, ihlieBt bier tGgIid, I'M
3 ltbr NndnnittoNS; nodJ Gibo. bio
Sompo, tGNlid) I'M I ltbr; nod sofia
&ico, SonburoS, N%icoro0uo (Olt.
fiiitc), Snlun0or unD Wuotonlulo,
oio 9}elp'SrlconS t00Iid nm 10 llbr
M6cn68; nod Wcrico Gitp tGglid nm
, l(br 9tadJnlittu05 uno 10 llGr
N6cn0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

W6er T}ortbo bate i9m nit teiner
SiI6e g%edntlrprtet.
eFrau StTe cmpftn9 Den Baron nit
Der olten, beute ourh Site glei6Iam
nod pereoeIten Ser3li6teit. Sbr Bid
mar 10 miloe, i9r 0dn6sOrud 10 pei6,
ais mo[te 'ie iagen: n54 begreife uno
per3sibe aQe8!" sic ipar 3o~rtFubleno
0enug, Die @breiie itrer Gr3ieberin mi.
teinen Mprt gu e%rnGbnen, uno al6
tpern 8ooo ni6t glei@ porbeugeno Be-
merit BADEN piir0e, baB er msbrers
Gage tront gepeIen Iet, 70 bate lie i'm
hod nidt gefrd9t, iparum er ii6 ibrem
@ouTe 10 ldnge ferngebalten.
ga Gertrude iif nttt iehen Iisb -
iGr ,mimoienbafte8 GmpTiroen" mar
hutd Den Der anocren 0egebenen Stub
ood au5u tief %gctrpffen -, 10 tpnnte
5rau SIIe allen 3aubcr ibrer Qroben,
edit peiblidDen 2iebenslpiirbtgteit I'M
Qebin6ert entfalten. l(nO uIs Der ga:
ron fhliebli6 aufbroh, iiberle0te sr:
,SA tpGre bel bieIem bubi6en, Ianften
MeibGcn Qetpib febr gut auf9eboben.
sic 1T bod ei1entlid biel ipmpatbis
i6er, oboetlGrter, barwoniider ais Der
3otteltopf 5in9cn 8rennert; uno
ipcnn ibre beiocn, i'm iibrigcn gang err
trGgliten &in6er aud cine uners
miinTfte 53u0ube iino, 10 oeten lie mir
bob ollf Der dnoeren Seite Ole @etpG9r,
baB iie Qeben in meme 'tiQe 9u0e brins
gen un6 iGrer W}utter ool!ocrtbi9en
GrIdb bteten tpiiroer, lpcnn i) e8 an
Der criparteten 2iebe un0 3Grtlihfeit
et>po feblen ioiIsn IoIlte. 6in6en 8ren=
merit nit i9rem 5ipdr ieAr untcrboltIaz
men, cber ooh audi reft gefdbrliden
Observation-Disclosures odQe1eMmohtt
an Gn0e 0ummbeiten MAIDEN, ipenn
id iDre loert6e Nerf6nIiAteit ijter mel
mem Wirt16GItSbetrieb uHo meiner
SaQo nal cir ipe1ig pernahloIii gcn
Wiiroe. Mber immerbin - man Tam
ni6t ocnu0 tpG6lsn uno priifen!"
llno mie INNER, uhr9pro o"h biess
ma! gon TleioaerS aus 81 @renncrts.
Ter cite 2ei5tuti6:t fannie Die Noutc
i6on; bcnn dis feiG 6crr in Den Ma=
gen Titea, olne einen Geiebl 5u oeben,
froatc or: o&uiierNrdbe IS, ni4t
pabr?"
binfcn8 btibbrdlnc Gtu0ea ellington
por Npnrs, ais re Ser Baron ro9 fat
pisr5eqnIGaiQtr &renrung cnoiid5 lpie=
6erIab, unb iGy gotGrr @2uno Ipruoelte
i6cr ror gBib un0 gutter Gaune.
@D6o tIopite iifer baS,Inoj inn Dor
Der 6pyqa 4cGlGAt, elm peniJ duI Den
8uT6 uno erbieIt Die @ntmort: Cine
6rau 'idert Iid Die Qietc hires Mnnne8
oabur6 am beSten. Dab ic ibm Die Gil
gel mGQIidit lang IGbt. Nur teinen
9nan0!" limo roh eirigsn peiteren
peltpeiien Wlarimen baS iiblife pa
raooron: Ser damn untcroriidt Die
Sroll, d6er er miro bon Der 6r0u be-
berriht!"
6orticbun1 iolGt.)
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9erciniGtc Sdngrr Dpa Baltimore.

Sauptqliarttcr: nUcrntal1la Wtofl'
nerhor . SaQc;" Er1Ii0ent SenrD
SbomaS; corrciponOirenoer rno pro.
tofoIlirenber SefretGr pro tenn. g.
Simmelbeber, Nr. 3t5, Norb.Gben.
Strabe; 8inon5icfretar 6. Sinmel.
Bebcr, Nr. 315, Morb.GOens StroBe;
S6atmeilter $. MiGIid, Nr. 713,
@arner.S trobe; Giri9ent IF. Sem.
berger. &eriommluns ieOen 5ipeitelr
Srei!ag im Wonot.
,@ermania.N liartett Club"
Sauptolrortier: @agrer'S Sane,
%itunbe: 8ienltags. - 0irigent 5.
&arolus.
n@ermanio.W GnnerGor."
Sol,ptQnartier: Gernlonia . Wdli.
nerdor-Sone, GER. 410 bis 412, @eit.
2ombnrb.S troBe. Singitnnoe: Don.
nerltogs - 9irigent: EbeoOor Sem.
berger.
unSrobiinn."
SoltptQuorticr: Srobiinn . Salle,
Nr. 1000, Sreberid glpenue. cling.
0r. 11G. 1oro.8nca.S trabe, cling
%Itln0e: Mittpod)s - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &leir,.
nIrbeiter.W dnnerdor."
!Salptquortier: anoreas' So(e,
Nr. 314, SonoperitraBe. SineItunoc:
Wtittpods - 9irigent: 9apio 0te'
lamet.
.Gbalia.W Gnner9nr."
Soilptqltortier: Soigt's SoIe, Hr.
1922, Sorforb.apenue. Singitunoe:
0ienItogs - 0irigent s. 6. Sranf..
.2ocult.T oint.W Gnnerdor."
SollptQuortier: 3nider's Sone,
Gde Cuba. unb an0rcitraBe. Sing.
%itlnoe: Wittfucd) IbenoS s ubr -
9irigent: Subert ariippel.
rNrbeitcr. 2ieoertaiel."
Sol,ptQuartier: 8ol5' SaGe, Nr.
1CS, &eit 2eyin9tonItrobe. cling
ltitnbe: Gicnlta9s-Giriecnt: Subert
Stripped.
r9operiidJcr MGnnerhor."
Sntptqlloriier: Mdernonn's Sale,
Ode pnu Caroline. mo @ougbItroBe.
Sinaltunbe: Sornerltug NberOs -
3irigent: gltguIt Sdneioer.
nWoSnrt-MGnner6or."
Soiptqitartier: Gobert goamer's
SnQc, SIR. 1921-1923, Orleans.
S.roBc; Sinoitlnoe icben Conner.
Itaa abenb - 9irigent q. g. Y6bI.
mann.
rgi1cnfron3."
Sauptollartier: 9ftJait @ocbel'S
(pormols 3orn's) SoQe, ode Scr 3.
nno @cngbItrnbe, Sigblanotonn.
SingItlrnoe: IittiuodS - 9irigent
SEQ. @. Boblmann.
yNelooie."
Souptquortier: s. &ies' SoGc,
Gde 2omItroBe nno 9elair.Mar
~Sarmonie."
Snubtqrartier: CIR. Ala, &eit.
Sopette Strobe. Singit1nbe: Glen
tags - 3irieent: Sobn u. alein.
.MeBger-@ ciangpereia."
Sa1ptqllartier: Soffmann's Son',
2om. nnb SorreItitrnbe. Sinaitunbe:
0ienltag - 9irigcnt: Suhert Scrip.
pei.
,Irion."
Souptaitnrtier: .Staa.SaGlc," Nr.
Mitttpoh - 9irigent: s. Is. Srant.
Singitunoe: Conner Itnes - Siri.
gent: ). 9nrolnS.
n9aoenia-M Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Eratt- unb 5. Ctr,
Sigblonotolun. SingItunbc: Glen.
itogs - Girigent Geo. %. YobIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
$4,000. Sm pcrfaufen: $4,000.

Sene neuer, I1ooerten 6ipelnUd,0eH Sdiiter
on Der HorosQare@StrnBe, 8uiI6eH s5uirnlullts
Nbenle tto SnpettesStr1Be, init ollen inooers
nen @inri6tnlaen; cementirte aener, Suf uno
1roituirS. @ndiuirte 8uoeparnen niio aiihens
Nusgiifte, Wdrmortreppei uno sSeiirtfe, fuuis
tdre 9rainaec, Strnben init bitrifiSirten 4ieacIs
fteinen eepflaftert. Gle miifieu aefe9en Weroen,
I'M ie fddpei SI finnen.
Ran nebme ,Snirinount : goeniie $ Baaaous.
Gebr Ieibte Beoineuneen. BUR Snfpe!tiou idg.
LID mno Sonntags often. slgenten ani 8labe.
Bruroutietbe $4,000 - fedsunooreibig Solars
pro Sabr.
Nafter g. RcftStaf,
(Wdits-) gauunteruebner
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Gtablirt 1926.
GouioliOateD 20an 60,
1 Npro.W Stragc

Gin grobes Iiiortiment rerfaHencr Claimant
ten. llbren mo SIiueleu in eiHenI Yripntz1er'
fuif, nod untcr balbcm aoitcnpreiS. 9Sir eeben
nab ipie Dor libernle Sarleben nuf nle gScrtbs
pcecnitdnhe. GeiiensSiteung 8uu @riontsSi
reQll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Gallagher, Scr ganmciitcr.
,3u u%rrfuufru:

NauIer I'M 600 NlJd Nuros @luucrsStr.
Chen puIlenoCt cine Ncibc rtoocrller, ipcis
it6di9cr 6ilicr. 6 Simmer lino Sno. Sno
gnbc5iulner bat cnlGiuirie M1nne NM %ianitdrcs
Gloiet. 9tnidlub an iunitdrct MGrnl. Yreto
$3.50. 8icoriacr Sruno5ino. Cbi1e @drter
bubcn bobe mo aeiuibe Saae. Aidd9uir1gen i'm
grrean, Dir. 2j31, Sit'Nionament StrnRe.
t43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Giaiocs &ubnb hats.

IN observation-disclosures; bat 6 Simmer mo
Vno, qdtrpbcs6eiaoieu ufp. gues in outer
Srnnnna; 12R Sub 6rnnt.
SdmmtIihe idbriide ~llnfoitcn betrnGcn Itlr
$47.60. 9irci5 $3.50.
Sermuun SnocnhouO,
4O1-i09 @aithcr 9uiioiug; iii N.sGbarleS. Ctr.
(Scptt 19lite)
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Sine Icftcnc Gcit.

Sin fplib o%fbnuteS. oerdllmi0cS ganhbnu2,
rebit Gtaa. NiibnerbnrS, ft6net NinInen II.
{ 10. hiui9 ~ %fnnten. 3teat an eleiirtIdcr
Wabn, in 0ltCr Gddbnrfbdit mo ib0ner Sc
aeno. WIb irfort ~herfnuit lpcrocn. ErCio
$4,000. Sei y. Sacenbupp, III Npro'Gbarles'
GtrnBc. (Scp6,1O
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FLU %urrfaufcu.

$3.50 = Siir elnes iener prddbiooIet S1lis
fer inbe VnitrrfonsFari. Ytr. 20, %, 20 ETC.,
Norbs 0nresS Gemcmiirte Gruitoirc, Nels
ler uno 9ol; clnatIIir:e Yaocm1nne mo Niia
dfnnisauB etc. $50 Bnar nno 81 .05 pro yScs
DE iunfei eincS ierer mooerien Sduier. yes
iitti9i tie lno iiber Ielgt sub Ge6r leihte
Veoihgunaen. Gswaro Z. Sta an Grit uno
Gtelie. tSuuui71NS&S)
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g'nItimDrc Wtarftbrridi.c.

Baltimore, 6. NuNult 1908.
3uIllbr 1860 Ediicr, cin'
idlicblih 1893 SGiicr 81 Gonton !;
&iiitcnuCrlun0t SS4 S1iier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

3met fIcinc 6duier. n~ieoriQer @rlub5inS.
Qlt permicibct, finn biui0 III bnbcr. 9iGd6l.
iru9eu bel Mug, Suctina, Observation-Disclosures
Hr. 1905, Gt.SiooicsS trufc. (217-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 NS lCr q. .........,.... 48
$1,000 zcabcorb 9ir Cine Acr. ........ 60
$1,000 lniteo NoiIpob3 Sinf .......... ID
81 ytortbert eenirHI -. ........... 81
10 llniteo 5loiIwab5 Gom .......... #
100 Seubouro so Som ........... "a
$4,000 SenboGro Mtr Cine der. ......... 90
$1,000 ga. Gar II. NORTH Ger. ......... 1919
$1,000 llnitco 9DS 5unoiua Der. ...... 79Hs
$500 llniieo AO5 5nnoin9 Der. ...... 7oha
$500 llnitco 9pS 5unotna Ser. ....... 794
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

bis muaAclpGbltcS -. 1.25-i.50
Woi2mCbl pro 100 Bfo. f.S0-190
Mct5cn. 3uillbr lG5,S07 @u,
ihcl; &crlnn0t bon Den Glcuatorcn
1905 @nid,cl; 9lcuoiorcnporrotb
1Oi0,7SG 0uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

Sin outer %stcllmuther Cs8heclmri9bD flhi
Gteue; crit iiirBlih bon Scutitiano cinaeludfl
bert. Nad5utrd9cIG lei Subn 9iittmcncr, Sonic
tburp Y. G, Mo. t220-2)
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StcQcugciuhe.


Sin @bepuGr in n%itileren Snbren 'nbi Ste!
luna. Der Mldnn fir @drincrei nher ais stlIi.
liner uno bic Sruu ais A0din Ooer oetarit0e
SrDeit. nam u~oreiiire: IN. 49," ,Tcutihrr
SurrCipuuocnt." (22O-2)
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gu p%erfanfen.


SnS qruno5insfreie SrnIofliid. 30 bel 49,
Sub, bebuut nit einenr Steiu9ebduoe. & 3int
mer, ioipie Stau. Enmpemban3. Siibnerbau:
irno Mdaenihuppen; in g8ilbclm Farf an gttI
ieIS glpcnue geIeaen. Tuh5niraacn bel Wm
y. S'Wlnra, 1tS-i2i 9aps Nuilbiug. (22O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
$4,000 Ia

NJUU,WU fHNTTW
fuufen Cir mnocrues 0aua nit 6 3inlrtcrlt, IN
cincm 3Itilanoe eriter Nl0iie.
S350.O0 fnuieIt Gin 3nu2 nit : 3iumcrlt. i'm
3uiidnoe eriler Alniie; W}tctbc $40 pro ,5abr
@ruuo3ino S26. Nud 5miruQell lei Y. &pltrua
brim, Nr. i2j, Gorb' Trcmpnts gucnnc,
(O1S-0D
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StencaciMm:

StfIIc0clHn:
Sin inteligenie5 Uidodhet i'm Nlter bon 10
Subren iIdt Sielle ais Ainocr1uirteriu. Itdh
~6uiragen in Der Grpeoitiuu oiciee Slaitre, ooer
IN 9r. t60j Eaiteru.NUc. en-
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HUUNVn. 3llTllNren N30 Nh.
ItcI; aus oen Glcuotoren 6urild9e5os
Gen @nihcl; @orrutb
iOi6 Nuidct.
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@criangt - Sraucn unb MGSdcn.
Wcrlnnat:
8erlangt - MGnner nnS Snaben.
8erfaugt:

Gin Ndder ais 8mclie uno ctuer ais brittle
gtd65urGgeH IN Hr. 2i2J, Eiisfrnti'
StraRc, ~iuiiten I. uno 3, str, Sigblanctuipn.
t220)
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W5er Tldrtba bate i9m nit teiner
GiIbe geartrortet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-07
Orjoin Of Blackmaij,

The etynology of the expression
"blackmail'' is historically interesting.
1t appears to have its origin on the
Scottish border and dating from times
when frequent political feuds between
the then two Kingdoms of our islands
tacitly justified sort of perennial ter
restrial buccaneering as between bor-
derers of each realm. Many of these
depredators were outlaws Oh both sides
of the border. Their neighboring vic
lifted sometimes compounded for safe
ty by an annual payment as insurance
to the bandits. This fee not only gave
them immunity. but entailed them
to protect them from rival freeboot-
ers. 1t was their mail" or pro
lection" The mail coach was so
named because it had its armed guard
with loaded blunderbuss on the dickey.
But the mail paid by border farmers
was not for honest royal protection,
but for guardianship by thieves and
hence was BLACK" mail. the color of
black being typical Of what was nefa-
rious. whether in art or in guardian
ship. while the guardian of this stamp
was known as the 'blackguard" Of the
district. The last named latter day
term Of reproach seems to have OBJ
tanned its expression originally as here
Decentralization Field.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-07
Lovely Mary, in
MRS. Wigqs of the Cabbage Patch"
Ways Of the Dressmaker.

A curious dressmaking custom was
revealed in a case tried in London,
and 1t would be interesting to know II
similar practices prevail elsewhere. A
woman ordered dress from dress.
maker and then refused to pay the bill
on the ground that the dress did not
6t-a very common excuse among
those who have changed their minds.
The bill was for $50 for material and
making and the dressmaker in de.
Tending her charges explained that
she had two establishments, one at
Putney and the other on Manchester
street. The dress in question had been
made at Putney, but if it had been
made at the Manchester street estab-
lishment she would have charged about
SIS, although there would have been
no difference whatever in material or
workmanship. Prices, she said, were
regulated by locality, and. although
Putney is socially irreproachable, it
Is not quite equal to Manchester street
The price of dress is therefore in.
dicative of geographical location rather
than Of quality, and for this side light
on feminine manners and customs we
may be duly grateful.-Argonaut.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-07
How to Clean White Gloves.

Nothing is so economical for ordinary
wear as white doeskin gloves, for they
last we'll and wash almost unendingly,
but their success lies in the secret of
careful washing. The gloves should
be put in warm water, not too warm
and gently rubbed with good soap
Take each glove singly and soap 1t
into a ball in the palm Of the hand.
Rinse by gently shaking in the water
When the rinsing is well accomplished
soap them again. and then without be-
ing rinsed squeeze them until all the
water has run out. Straighten the
gloves, don't pull them, and hang to
dry where there is current of air;
do not put them near fire. The dry
ing takes rather long time, and at
first the gloves look spoiled, says Home
Notes. But they are real success
when once dry, and they must be
briskly rubbed together to get rid of
the stiffness; then they are ready to
wear and as good as new.