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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Sine &0pncidiaoc in 3uflanb.

Cine a6pcnidiooe, nie ie iih in
aopenid uno unlGngit in g8ien 5l-
getrogelb miro MN aud aus S0elia
bcridtet. Infangs Sonuar erbielt
Der Gr5bii6of bon Eooolien in lei
mem Yalaite einen 9riei, Der bon
Dem 9e5irfS q. Iusi6uB Der mardi-
itii6en Gommunilten ausging nno
ciien Qribut bon 10000 &lbel Der.
langte. Sn Dem 9rieie luar Der Gag
mo Die 3eit ongegeben, on melfer
ein observation-disclosures abgcIonoter"
I'M Eolait poripredJen uno Den @r5,
biidof oiiiuben meroe, nm oas8elr
in gmpfang 5u nebmen.
Ger 9rief mltrbe Der 8oli5ei iiber-
geben mo bic Sofe al Den @ouper.
ileur Der Yropin5 beridtet; oieier
traf Die SerfIgung, baB Der Folo't
bon elmer WilitGr : Mbtbeilung be.
ipnft iueroe, Die olt6 rihtig in Der
StGrfe bon 10 Monn uno einem
lieutenant eintraf.
an Dem in Dem 9riefe sur @6bo'
lung. bes .Tributs" be5eidneten Sa-
&c nlelbete Ser Sifi5ier Dem Gr5bi-
ifoi baB Ser @oupernen ielblt bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
@alfer iucbrt iid).

Gan 9iegp, @ol., 8. 6ebrltor,-
@cil ole Observation-Disclosures lehS
Gage nod) @blouf Der EerioOe crit
eingetrofien iinb, nGbrenO ipelfGr
Elm @efongener lollt &ertragS 8pi'
id)en Wferifo mo Den Ser. Stooten
f~eItgebolten merocll fam, mill @il'
liom =. Wolfcr, Scr beiduloigt lit.
$565,O00 bon Scr nSopings 9onf
bon Ielu-9ritoin, Conn, unteri6Ia,
gen St boben, fiir ieine Srcilaiilng
fGmpfen. @alfer befinbct iid in @n.
icnooo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
sdnbaclanocr crfiiatc icincm 3lucd.

Qetroit, Wlid., 8. 6ebrnar. -
Gin idJpcreS, aus Giien uno Cement
deficiencies S6ubgelGn0er oil Ser
@abui6-9o6n6riifc iiber ben Sltron-
6lub bel 6renb Gambling, 30 Mteilen
mcitlib bon bier, bemabrte Ben gtelp'
gorf.G6icogo'er S6nea5ug bonn Gb-
Itltt3 in ben 40 Sub tiefen Sltrons
6llB. Ger 3ug mar ultf Der Bride
cnt0leiit uno Die flint 9aiIogier.gSog-
CONS lprtroen gcGen boS Sf)ubgeldn'
ser 0eidleltoert. Sdmmtlid)e BAHIA
gierc entfomen u%nperlebt. Wton brod)'
te lie noh HomllltS IN oortige So
tells, bis ibre @eitcrbei0roernn0 er.
folden fpnt1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
@cnio gciicrnna.

Die @eiAdftsluge nod INNER cine
tueniq ermltbigenoe. - Meniger
@rbeit uno tpeniger 2obu.
8biIaoeIpbio, ga, 8. 6ebr.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der pGeao-
inQ.9abn" baben nod feline Belle
rltnq ge5eigt. Die 8eieli6ait bat 5ltr
3eit, eincm peroiientIid)ten 9eridlt
alfo(ae, 1853 quite S%ofomotipetL gegell
t45 i'm 3Sanuar uno MIR 2S i'm /. 9e.
aember b. S., unbenitst in ben
S6uppen Iteben. 6erner miro pom
Montag an Die 3ugsbeoienung MIR
bier Gage pro Mo6e tbdtig iein.
Sharon, ga, 8. 5ebruar.-Ite
,Iepublic Sron & Steel So" bat
cine 7-pro5entige 2obnberabieblutg
ibrer @ebIGieofeu-2lrbeite IN Der Mn-
boning uto Sbcnnngo &auep-2lnloge
Qngcfilnoigt.
@utefielo, Wloii., 8. 6ebrllor.
Sn Sen GiiengieBereien Der Soplpoob
brothers mto Mafefielo Hotton 50.
1T cine &eOrftion oeS 5ebnitiinoigen
Nr6citStogeS oltf odt Strnoen unb
OH Sumitogeu SoIbfeiertag befannt
Qeoe6cn mor0cn. 800 Wunn meroell
bon 0ielcr Gini6r1nfltng betroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Sic6c am @crfc.

5rou :. Eierpont Morgnn oltf eincm
9obnjugc INT S6mufinfen i'm
Wcrtbe BON mebreren IaliIeno
Collars beraubt.
8olpe1tpn, Ger, 8. 6e6ruar.
- 9t1tf Der 6abrt mad Cos NngcIes,
Sol, lit 6rau Yierpont W}organ aus
Nem4Dorf bei'm @intreifcn Oes 81.
geS in 81 Goiu, Ger, bon einem urls
befalmten 0iebe Inn Supelen i'm
'@trt6t BON mebrertn Tduiett6 Dol
lars bcito6lcn morOen. 6rol Wor-
gan befanO lid nit 6rdu 9tappcr BON
Eropiocnce, 81. s., nnO 6rau 5. DC.
reoit9 bon Nem.Dorf in Dem @ng.
1on. @on Dem 9iebe febIt ie0e Spltr.
Yittsburg, Bo., 8. 8e6rllor.
= 81 friiber Morgenitunoe braden
0ie6c oos Shnlfeniter zines Sulpe.
lierlaoetS an 2ibertp. uuo Z. Aocmle
Gin, ltobIeu cine Men9e Shmud.
Iud)elt uno entfomcl. Cine An5obl
Bcrionen pdrea 3erlgcn OeS freden
9%iebitubls,
Gbicogo, 81, 9. 6e6ruar. -
3Ipci moSfirte unO bepoiinete GGl.
Der beitiegen einen 6rudt5ug Der
oGbicogo unO 9Ilton 9abn" unb
iibGriielcn bnS 3ugperional, morolii
lie Don Sem in 6nbrt beiinolihen
3u9e berunter ~iprangen uno elt.
famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Ser G"iicn6abn ii6rr's NGecr.

Mor9eu miro ser 9etrieb ser 2inie
Der o6lorioo Gait Gooit &oilpop
9p." er6ifnet. Sin @lmoer
Ser Sngenieurfunit.
Seq @ei it. 6Ia., 8. 6ebruor, -
S%alienoe bon @erionen beitiirmteu
geitern boS Bureau ser n,Slorioa
gaIt Gooit Nailpop Co." I'm Gidet$
fir 0te cin8igc n~ieeiabren0e Giieu-
balm" 5u ~erlnngen. Ser Ban Ser
2inie, sic am 2ienitog Dem Gertebr
iiberaeben purOe, lit Elm mubreS
g8unOer Ger &nQenieurfumit. Ntf
@onfret 8in0uften rlthcn0, fiibren
sic Belciie melt ms W}eer binall@
bis nod &niqbtS Sen, Dem iiioIihitcn
Eunft OeS geinmmten 8abnucbeS in
Ben Ser. Stuotcn. Gle Strcde lit
t15 Otciler lang, un0 aui Ger cinen
Seite miro tie bon Oem @aiicr 0c9
Ntlanttlden CjeanS, ami Der nn0crct
BON Dem oes @oliS bon 6lorioo be-
ipillt. 3eitpeiie lit OaS 2nno u6Qig
mlBer Sidt. 3u ani9btS Seen, ser
g%nOitation Ser 9abn, beiteigt Der
&eiienOe Den GnmpiGr. ser i'm IN
icf8 Stunocn nof Guba bringt. Die
gauge &eiie BON Ncp.0ort nodb Guba
fam fortnn in Is Stuuoen 5uriid9c-
legt mcrOen. Die Nrbeit an ser
9obn mlrbc Dor orei Snbren in Nit
grill gcnommen ltno sic Contribution
oerielbcn bat eincn 9llipono BON
$40, 100000 c~rior0ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10

5lpci N0jitontcu ltnb icincm Scfres
tar begleitct nn9efnbren fontnc. 81
nigc %9lu1clblidc ipdtcr fltGr Dor Dem
Eolaite cine ld)0nc Sroifu (ein nit
orei Efcrbcn beiponmtcr S6littclt)
Dor, 1rno Ocmiclben c%ntIticg Seine
Gr5ellen5 IN Der Uniform zines Sc
nernlS Ser Gnualerie, sic Nrltit NIT
Srbcn geidJmiidt uno icine 9cgIciter.
olle glciffoll5 in llniiormcn. Die
Mndlc prGicntirtc 0oS @cpcbr ms
Ole 9errcn bctroten Sen Ynloit, no
iie bon einCm 0iener sic Ereppell
binottfgeleitct lnl0 obcn bonn Gr5bis
Idol ielblt cnlpion0en iultr0en. Cine
bolbc Stunoc ipGtcr foncn oic Ser
rem 5ltriid, bcitiegen Ocn olti tic mar
tenocn S6litten uno fubrelL nab
reno oic @oHc bic 8ciucbrc prGien.
tirtc, mieoer 0oUon.
Cine lpcitCrc bolbc Stun6c bcr0in1
lno Der Siii3icr bcaab iidl IN oenFa.
Ioit, INN, mic 5t 6ieicr To0c5Itunoe
iiblid, Dem Gr}biidof @cridt 81, err
itotten. Gr ion0 Seinc Gnlincn3 ge.
brnocn uno ~gctnebelt in cincm 2ebn-
itubl in ociIcn NrbeitS3inmer unO iei.
men &oplun lrn0 Ole Eulolt = Ticner
Glci6faQS gcbun0en ulo gcfnebclt IN
Ger 8ibliotbct cinaelpcrrt. Inn Den
SAILS ocS Gr5bii6ofs hing Elm i6mes
rer Sod, 0eiicn 0cluidt ieinen aopi
rieoer3og umO i'm III cine icbr unbe'
6ogli6c StCIllng uno Stimming
perleett, ocnn Ser ,@oupcrncur" bar.
ic i'm %peritdnoigt, oob iih in ocnl
Sode eirc 9ombc beiinoe. Ger Sac
mllrbe BON ocn iu5miiben 5lt Siilie
gcrufellcn SoIOoten NIT Ser dltBer.
item Goriidt 0ob9cnCnnrcn uno oltf
cine benodGortc Wieic geidoift, CIT.
belt aber, iuic cS iidJ ip0ter berolt3s
%itelltc, illtr GorO nnO einen Wtouer.
ltein. Sic s(ndrAiiten poren in Sen
glGn3enoen %llniformen, Sic Den 2ieu'
tenant IRE leitctcn, ongefommen uno
bottcn bel ibrem ongcfiinbigten BE.
ill1e 10000 Hubel in @olo itno Gil.
Ger uno ouf 1900 &u6cl geidGbte
S%Sutuclen mitgenommen. Der @olt-
perr,eilr Wor mobl Dem Gr5biidJoi
obcr nidt ser NolaItpofe mo Dem
Siii5ier befunnt. 9iSber feblte jeoa
Spur, Oie sur gntocdung Ser &c.
idiften NGltherbanoe iiibren fonnte."
VaNr fiir'a NuSlauo beiurdf e.. Totue, Hr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Sin Yreis ~
bciablt fir Iae8 ~ -

g8enn icmaIS irecno Gin WitQlieb bcS 2cihcus
bCftutter BeretnS b~elueilct lam. oaB i'd nidt
gcnau SdS l%icfcre, mas i'd hcbaupie, uocr gar
ilcbr ais Gas, luae i6 on3ciNc, 10 prrpili6tc
i'd UidD. iHetu @etddtt aui5INcbCn. murrber
alc Scuc iidl ircUCn uiirhcu.
&ns idI fir $40 u%clltummcn %liefcrc:
Thni Sntifcn nit @ummirCiicn - BON gutCrt
gusfcben mo ION Gut Gcpilegtcn Eferocn
MlaiIiueu uno p%nficnoru qcimcnunacu-fmuarS
9rgu ODER ipetb, mie ilr ole Sclegenbcit
pufien0.
earn ctn feineS NcifptcI bon Der S6rctncrz
unit. S6parbeS Nronocloi6, Iruuer oocr
neiBcr GIiii6 - bod polirie @i6c, M}a6ns
9ouD uocr SSu0miB.
Scftucn beS 8rubes 80 ms Nubcntiitc fir
ben Gdrg NIT 0epolitcrtCu SedeI.
WniileM, 9%iniireh uuo S%dlinmircr - eriubrene
Gitbulinmircr - bon Game. men1 Ocuiinlfi.
2%riheuBenib, 0lcib uhcr emlummrr.S cdc-pou
nusgc5et0neter Grnlttd:; ~fetltcln @eibrdd
SoSesanssiae In Den bon Guloeu acrlnf1s
ten SetiuuQcr.
eeioeurr Sbir.Srnncrfiur - irpcno cine Snrbc
~ nm elm 0dlbcs EuOclo SnrOfDube.
@nne. Stiiblc, @teoritnlr = Qi6ter uno nelie
lnufiio iiIbcrne mo ocrNoIocte 6dnocluber mo
GructfiG, 9qloGbin. EripnlIGpele etc.
Seidlen non 0oipltnlrrh, sunitnrien etc. nbges
bolt, ,pbne rStniteE. u-
3ieicS 2elnen6caanauii IONct anSerSpO $i3G
gsia. Guotc terris ......lL........ 10
GrIpnrtj 5bHtn ..,... ........ -. ....... SCI
.Lg- I.l. epc5fnf.Gutii.5
or. Suuf ipridt Die Ocutidle Sprnde
f~ltescHo NIB III i'm Stunoc, 2eidleubcaunn.
niiIe ebenio nut IN ocntldc-, ais ennliider
SpranIe 81 urruigirrn.
SetdcitucrInlbt $50.
@ilinm Guuf,
sort6s uRo @rccumuuut. gtucuur,
Warnlnno YBune, WlUnut III.
u, d Y. YDune, NRt. Scrnun 3i1G.
Sna ino 9indlt uffcn.
ihnhIfI DI1 .Nl=l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
@ic 8raiio feline Soitbausrcdnnng
b~csahlte.

gbilooerpbio, ga, g.. 6ebr.
- Die bieiige Eoli5ei iuf)t ben jun.
gen 3toliener Easquale @raiio, mel
der am 6reitag Die ~19-iGbrige Wa'
RE @ifeQi geitoden, ibren 8ater Sui.
ieppe geldoiien uno ibren 9ruoer
alionio oili Der Steae getootet bat.
Ser Gater urto bos WGohen liegen
in bcbcnfIidem 3uitanoe oarnieoer,
Die Srngooie e%rcignete ii6 I'M Seim
ser @ifeQis nnO ioQ III 6olge zines
Streites iiber cine aoitbuusrednung
e~ntitonoen iein. 8raiio loa it'd nm
sic Sano oes WGbdens benorben
unb oesbalb ii6 aemeigert babelt, fir
Soft uno 2ogis 81 be5ablen. Die go.
li5ei glonbt, oab Ser robiote grrlhe
auf einem 8raft5uge entfommen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10

VaNe fiir's Nnsiano bciorat e.. Tnine. Rr.
i13. Eif.Saltimore. Str. uahe Cation oo~nts.dpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
@crmiidtc telcerapbiidc 9cpciden.

- 6rmf Wihuel Wein0orff, Spes
5tal-9lgeut fiir odS 0epartement 0c5
3mnern lit in Eortlono, Ore, i'm
9lter bon 5S ijabrCn geitorbclt. gr
bate iid BET 0en llnterirlhungen Der
2anooiebitGble in @pominA lltab
ut0 Colorado in 1906 einen Nanen
gemadt.
- Sn GittSburg, ga. bat oie
Srauung BON Sri. Wiorp 8erOcs Don
BORT nit Oscar 81. @ifanoer bon
StofboIm5 SfpeOen, Itottgeiunocn.
@ifnnoer lit gum 9lttnd)e Ser omeri-
toniihcn @eianOti6oit in @uenoS
gIpreS ernannt, nobin er iid na6 lei
ner porberigen Sod5eitsreiic nah
europa bcgebcn miro.
9. &. Smift bon Smiit & So.
befinoct Iih in Bortlato, Ore, TIM
sic EiGne fir Die Grribtlng elmer
riciigen Shlottbous -NnIoge SIT polI-
cn0en, welhe $3,500,00O foiten ioll.
Sn Ro6eiter, N..Y., lit Sobn
@idenS, 60 Sabre oIt, pom So0llS
Eoint, in oeit 6Gder zines S6ncciIus
hes geratben rnO bat idpere Ser
lebungen erlitten, oenen CT ipobr-
i6einlih erliegcn miro.
- Nilbclm @iniams, peId)er in
Chicago, 81, icinen @ater cridoiien
bate unO Damn iid) ieIbIt Gerlebun.
gen beibrad)te, lit oieien ebcnfullS CT.
Icgen. Ter crit % Sabre oltc Sotcr.
moroer mar Elm Itorfer Srinfer.
- 9ei'm 9ronoe zines 2ogirball-
les in South Siour Gitp, Nebr., ba-
ben Scr @%igentbiimcr @omorO Strea.
tor uno Wtorib albcrtlon in ben
6lammen Den 600 g%eiunoen. Slim
Eerionen tritgen 8%erlebungrn oopon.
- 9r6Ii0ent TooicpeIt bat Nlrrar.
GementS %gctroiicn, I'm iiir Gin Eor-
trait BON inn, meld)eS fir 0cn n9tems
Uorf Hcpublican Glub" beltimmt lit,
3u iitcn.
Die erite Goi,Qregotionoliiten.
STRIDE in g8beaton, 81, gIoltbt an
oie ,mornlii6e llnifuIo" ibres Scel.
IorgerS Son1eS u. &opc, Der fiir5lid
lpegen 8olidmliin5erci 3t 5pei Sob-
rem 3uftbaitS ~perurtbeilt muroe.
Sane, Der 9erufung eingclegt bat,
miro bis sur cnogiiltigen @utidci-
ouug iein Yreoiger. Amt fpciter aus
iiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
BUR 6edJcniflaft gc5ogeu.

gortlano, NE, 9. Sebruar.-
8corge Srcoerid Serrp, 8eihufts'
Iii6rcr ser ySapper Eubliibtng 60"
IN @oterpiae, uno Senrp ". 9oiban,
pelfcr ieit Sabrcn Die 5peite umo
brittle aloiie 9oitiohen i'm &oItamt
in Baskerville inter Iid botte, limo sc.
meiniom oes Gomplots bebuis Be
tritgeS Der Hegierung angeflagt NOR
oen. 0ie Gegierrng ioa j1brlld)
$4,000 0dourd perloren baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Sas III. Epfcr.

@oDertown ga, 9. 6cbr. =
Die 80 Sabre olte 6roll q. $. @rint
bon bier lit oils inOircttcS Opfer Ser
G6ooeS Opera &ouic.9ronOtotuitrO-
pie g%eitorben. Gie Sotter Scr 6rolL
sic 10 Sabre oIte Gillian Grim, fano
in Dem 5beotcr ibren 600 in Den
1lammcn, mo infolge BON gIterno-
ton unO 8rom erfrunfte Die Wtllttcr,
Die iif oorber elmer Oor5iigliden 8e:
iunobeit ~crfreut bate, ihlper uno err
bolte Iid) nid)t mieoer. Sic lit tbat'
IGdli6 ooS III. Spfer Der entiebli-
hcn &utaItropbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
2ucal Option in MiIunri.

@orrenSburg, Wtoy .. Sc.
bruor. - SobniorsGountp bat geitern
NIT elmer Wtebrbeit bon 100 Stint
men fir o2ocol Option" gemQbIt.
Son Sen ia Counties BON Wfiiioltri
boben ieet 68 fir o2ocoI Option" gc-
mGhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-10
Smbifriptiunsprcis erb6bt.

WuSfegon, Wid, 8. Sebruar.
Die Serollsgeber bes rGbroricle" ulto
Der vgseus" BADEN lire Subicriben.
ten in acnntniB oeiest, DOB iie oen
IrciS ibrer 9Idtter luegen oes b0bc.
rem Gopicrpreiies BON einem orf 5luei
Gents per gremplnr erbobt baben.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
GRAND RABBI OF FRANCE.

M. Alfred Levy, who was chosen by
specially elected assembly to fill the
place of grand rabbi of France to sue
coed Zadoc Kahn, is not Partisan.
His election was a triumph of the pro-
vincials over the Parisians. The latter
had decided to elect NJ. Israel Levy,
son-fn-law of the late grand rabbi.
The electoral body, composed of about
seventy members, all laymen, assem-
bled in Paris, and after several ball
lots the grand rabbi of Lyons was
elected over the candidate of the Paris
delegation. THE elections" says a
writer in the Israelite, protested by
their votes against the Paris is
France theory The new incumben,
was born at Luneville in December.
1910. He was elected TO the chief rab-
binate of Lyons in 1880. He is a man
of striking personality and an accom-
plished orator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
GERMAN LUTHERAN cHURc1
ANTIQUITY OF UMBRELLAS.

How rich I'd be-" said one UNI
brella salesman to another. .'if I had
patented the umbrella
You might as wen talk of pat
emit on cooking" said his friend. tUm-
brellas appear to have existed always.
Indeed, whatever excavations have
been made-at Babylon, Nineveh, Nip
pur-traces of the umbrella have been
found. The article is coeval with man
kind. The English didn't begin to use
it till 100. Shakespeare, with all his
genius, had no umbrella to protect him
from the rain.
what you might do would be to
patent some new sort of umbrella
some rain shield built on better lines.
We have proof that the umbrella has
existed for 10000 years, and yet in all
that time it has not once been inn
proved. Today, as it did two or three
hundred years ago, 1t turns inside out
with a strong gust of wind, and it
only protects the head and shoulders
from the rain. Change all that. /
want an umbrella that is a complete
rain shield. Invent one and then you
will be a millionaire in six months
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
THE TEARKERCTIIEF.

In some parts of the Tyrol beau
When a girl is going to be married and
Just before she leaves for the church,
her mother gives her a handkerchief,
which is called a tearkerchief. 1t is
made of newly spun and unused linen,
and with it the girl dries the natural
tears she sheds on leaving home. The
tearkerchief is never used after the
marriage day. but is folded up and
placed in the linen closet, where it
remains till it's owners death, when
it is taken from it's place and spread
over her face.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
MIR. REIFr's COMPLAINT.
Honolulu. March 2s. 1908


Editor Advertiser: Referring to a
communication in your issue of the
2sth inst, headed "A Complaining
Tourist" and signed E. Reiff, we beg
to say that Mr.. Reiff is in error in
regard to the schedule of prices which
he presents. If he will correct the
steamship fare therein to SIS. and the
hack fare from Hilo wharf to Hotel
Demosthenes to &c., the schedule
will correctly represent the rates
which every commercial traveller rep
resenting Honolulu business houses
pays for steamer transportation and
hotel accommodation when he makes
this trip, so that the tourist who
visits Hawaii once in a lifetime is
charged no higher rates than the
drummer who goes quarterly or
monthly over the same route.
Regarding the rates in general, if
Mr.. Reiff will take into consideration
the fact that. with the exception of
few vegetables, every pound of hotel
supplies, as well as hay and grain for
stock (much of which comes from the
mainland(, has to be hauled nine
miles by team, we believe that he
will not regard the rates excessive.
HENRY wATERHOUSE TRUST
CO, LTD,
Agents. Kilauea Volcano House Co.,
Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

The accompanying sketch gives the
wharf shed. In the main portion the
shed will be so feet wide and $50 feet
long, with two second story galleries
20 feet wide and extending the entire
length as above. The main entrance
is Is feet in width. From the two
side entrances shown stairways will
spring to the galleries. Then there are
other entrances shown on either side
of the main entrance, which lead to
Offices to be provided, respectively, for
the harbor master and the use of Gus
tom house officers during the landing
of passengers and cargo of foreign
vessels.
In the upper portion Of the second
story viii be Offices for the warfingers
Of the various steamship companies
using the dock. These rooms will have
glass fronts giving a clear view of the
lower floor and the upper galleries.
The galleries are provided solely for
the purposes of passenger traffic and
will be fitted with aprons or gangways
so that passengers viii have direct
access from the upper deck of steam
ship to the galleries. Pubic comfort
stations VIII be provided, as well as
all necessary lavatories, for the use Of
the various officials occupying the of
fees. :,
For the present the main entrance
design as shown in the illustration IL
regarded by the Superintendent or
Public Works as a study. Yet Mr.
Campbell hopes that the funds will
be sufficient to erect the shed in its
entirety as designed. Whatever is
done some such dignified front Is con-
templated.
Another idea of the shed has rela-
ton to the exigencies OF quarantine. It
is intended that passengers can be
examined without interference with
local traffic. The galleries will admit
of complete segregation whenever that
may be required. Altogether the
scheme is one of the incest ideas of
any waterfront in the country.
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MRS. HUBBARD's PLANT.

After all the bicycle, discarded and
despised almost, may come into Its
own. Mrs. Ebert Hubbard declares
that it was the most important vehicle
of the century in the emancipation or
women Much of the standing which
woman has acquired as a person and
not a collateral is due to the women's
clubs to which the bicycle has carried
u.s. she says. Mrs. Hubbard adds that
marriage will continue to be failure
until women are economically free and
men and women independent.
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HARD TO GET AWAY.

Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, wife OF
the American ambassador to Germany,
who is to return to this country in
the early spring, finds that her popu-
larity on the Continent is making her
exit difficult. So great a success has
been Mrs. Tower socially in the official
world of the German capital that En-
peror William himself views the de-
parture of this brilliant woman with
personal regrets. He says of her that
she has done more to oil the massive
wheels of diplomatic life than any 9TH
err American woman he has met during
his reign.
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GETTING SQUARE.

The Ananias Club, it met, and resolut.
ed some;
Declared that it should busy get and
stay no longer dumb.
They picked out one to spokesman be
but he picked up his hat
And loudly swore that ne'er would ht
attempt to bell the cat.
The Ananias Club took fright, grew
furtive in trice;
But couldn't quite forget its spite, q
way with men and mice.
They got together head and head, each
member penned a line,
And then with glee they sent to TED
a comic yalentinei
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Locusrs AND WILD HONEY.

The Bible tells us that John the
Baptist fed on 'locusts and wild
honey and most persons seem to
take it for granted that the locusts
were the insects that we call by that
name. 1t is probable, however, that
they were not insects at all, but the
fruit of the carob tree, the dried pods
of which are the ''Iocust-beans' now
sold as food for cattle. The carob tree
is sometimes called the honey tree,
from the sweet pulp contained in its
pods when they are fresh.
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, N m m.
IT. EPISCOPAI-Usborne, m.
ST CEpopa)Potwine,
n. and7 N.
a Wooley, m.
a m p m
cURCH-Felmy school,
m. and7:
KAWAIAHAo CIIURCH-Parker, m. 1880 p m
CHURCH-Thwing a M m.
ing ande evening
ROMAN cATHEDRAI-servi at Q, 105 and
C)-Kaihiwaena $3.50 high
collection, Sunday school; p.
AUGUsTTNE's at nf
ADvENTIsT-767 Williams
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Elite Building m.
SALVATION AR1fY-10:30 a p. m
CHAPEL-Aakea m. z m.
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SUNDAY CONCERT At
kAP|OlANI PARK

q
Weather permitting the Hawaiian
band win play this afternoon at 8
o'clock. at Makee Island, Kapiolani
Park. Take Waikiki cars. Following
is the program:
PART T.
THE Old Hundred"
Chorus-"Tanhauser' ... Wagner
Overture-s-The Watercarrier" $500.
.................. Cherubini
Intermezzo-"Entre Nous" .Waldteufei
Selection-"Favorite Operas" Wagner
PART II.
yocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
observation-disclosures Butterfly".
Pucclnl
Fantasia-"In Switzerland" Hume
Finale-"Oh Parade .Bohm
''The Star Spangled Banner"
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NOT A JOKE HUcKsTER.

You seem to like him"
''oh. fairly WE'LL
Yet he never has any save hard
luck stories.''
That suits me. It's easier to simu-
late sorrow than to pretend to be
amused"
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SPEAKING sL.ANGILY,

Now. pa, don't talk wildcat stocks
tonight
law, shucks."
TRY to keep your chin above wa
ter,''
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BISHOP RESEARCHES THIRD LEG
TURE

At st. Andrews cathedral on Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon will
be "Liberality in Religion In the
evening Bishop Restariek will deliver
the third lecture of the course on the
principles of the Christian religion. The
subject will be. "The Relation of the
World and the Individual to Christ"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

Possibly the fact that the optimist
sees the doughnut and the pessimist
the hole is due TO the further fact
that the optimist has mostly dough-
nut and the pessimist mostly hole
Puck. &