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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-07
THE DAILY WORLDS SHORT STORY

take up a position at the steerage
gangway. So he had compelled his
bride to come that way? Laustein
was we'll known for his stinginess.
Suddenly Carts heart threatened
to choke him. Greta was coming.
She seemed weary. At the end of
the gangway she looked around be-
wildered. Then she saw Laustein and
made uncertainty toward him; in her
face there was no joy. She only
looked discouraged and respondent.
Without knowing it Carl had come
out of his place of concealment. just
before Greta reached Laustein her
wandering eyes fell on him. Her
face lighted up, the red blood rushed
into her cheeks. Her whole plum
young person became one animated
center of newly found hope and Joy.
She swervei from her uncertain and
unwilling course toward Laustein
and made quickly toward Car. Carl
metamorphose in an instant from
the bastful lover to.the bold Lochin-
var. He held open his arms and in
moment Greta was resting thee
He murmured manv loving w,rds in
the tongue of their childhood in the
village of the fatherland. And ;sre.a
smiled up at him with eyes fall of
content.
/ Down upor them swooped Lad 'tein
raging.
, what you mean, girl? I pay TIE
assage money to bring you hc.e to
marry me- he spluttered.
II will nay it back to you with
good interest" said Carl calmly.
| II do not want it. l want the girl.
clustered Laustein.
''But the girl wants ao- YOU. she
wants me and want le'' replied The
overioyed Carl.
Gr1ta was clinging to mis- arm lnosi
winningly.
Tomorrow l must send him
check" said Carl as they walked hap
PLY up to get the marriage license.
'For me?" said Greta, dimpling.
yes" said Carl. And neve1
again will l get so much for so little
money
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SPECIAL INVITATIONS TO SPAN.
JSH WAR VETERANS.

AS it is reported to the committee
that some of the Spanish War vete-
rams feel that they have not been in
yited to attend AMI participate in on L..
reunion picnic on Thursday, we wish
20 say that tlIe.r are not only invlt
but are urged 10 attend and enjoy
the day with us. In fact, we should
feel disappointed if any who can dc
so do not come and have a good time
with US.
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Meats.

Meats.
Cows, per h., 2 1ac TO &c.
Steers, per h., 1ac to sac.
Hogs, per h., &C to 6Ac.
Veal, per h., &c.
Veal, dressed, per lb. Sc to &c.
Hens. per h., &c.
Spring Chickens. II 1ac.
Grain.
Timothy hay. $3.50.
Barley, per ton, $50 to s22.5d.
Wheat, per bushel, SAC to S5c.
Oats, per ton, $27.50 to $50.
Alfalfa, s12.
Grain nay, SIS
Vegetable.
Beans, wax or string, per pound, 81
and &c.
Beets, per sack, $3.50.
Cabbage, per pound, % &c.
Catalogues, crate, soc.
Carrots, sack, 81.
Cucumbers, doz., 10c.
Onions, cwt., $3.50.
Parsnips, sack, $3.50.
Potatoes, ton, $4,000.
Rutabagoes, sack, 81.
Turnips, sack, 81.
Tomatoes, box, soc.
Fruits.
Grapes. black, box. 60-75c.
Grapes, muscats, 75c.
Peaches, box, 35c-40c.
Pears. Bartlett, box. 76c. 81.
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PALMER,

Dated this "a daI 4 OF. m,
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RIns WANTED.

Lake Chelan Fruit Growers Assoc.
will receive sealed bids up to October
for their entire crop Of winter APP
pies. estimated at so cars. price to
be I. o. b. Wenatchee. Delivery
from October s to NoysmIber Is.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-07

Are you having trouble in getting
ter at once to phone 1892. By sc
doing you will confer a favor upon
this Office.
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A. P. CLAYTON,
J. W. FERGUSON,
J. B. PALMER,

Now is the time to do your adver-
Using. The fruit grower and the far
mer are prosperous and the merchant
should let them know what they have
in stock in the shape of bargains.
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FRUIT GROWERS

From my storage house [ VIII
continue to load out mixed cars OF
fruits and vegetables regularly for
the different Seattle houses. We now
accept shipments for all Seattle
houses.
LEROY WRIGHT.
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TO APPLE GROWERS.

To the person who brings in the
largest apple before November to
the World office, the Daily World VIII
be sent free for one year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-10-07

A lot of new Uakes photo post
cards are attracting much attention
at Armstrong; stationery store. 49,
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Address Chelan. Wash.
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that the
registration cooks for Columbia pre-
cinct in my Office will be closed GU
October -, and will remain clos. /.
until afte. the general election
which will he bel. on November 8,
1908.
i. n. PALMER,
Registration 0ncef.
Dated this "a day AZ OFT. 1aoa.
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Always ask for coupons when you
make a purchase. ***
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When you want something neat in
printing-call at the World Printery.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

NOTICE To SUBSCRIBEtSS.I
Subscribers having complaints
make for non-delivery or unsatist
tory delivery of papers will confd
favor on this office by reporting sd
to phone No. 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

Mon iic0t iiber ieine %gfic0erIoaen,
inocm man lie iid) cingeItcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Sitcrbln %mcitmnrft.
A9ie MAN 4tlinilttr miro.

Sn BEN erIten Jtsgierung5iabren Der
8Dni9in SfabeQa Ii. Ron Gpanien
O833-187O) CAB es 32iten, in benen
bic Wliniiter fait 10 b5uFi9 me4TeIten,
pie i'm NpriI ba8 Wttter. Sic iunge
&6ni9in beiddftiate ij6J nit ouoeren
Sdden 10 bel, OdB lie fir Staatss
nn9elegenfeitsn nur lpenig 3eit pers
Denoen tornte.
Gine5 9age5, ala tpieber einmdl elm
Winiiterium geItiir5t mar, beiu4te Der
S4riftiteQer Gardmoras in Mabrio
einen ieiner 6reunbe, ben Miniiter
Roncalis. 9ieIer bittet ben 8eIu9er
um Gnti4uloigung, bdB er nitt nit
ibm per6anoeln tOnne, od er gu Sofe
befpblen iei; er iteQe i'm aber am
betm, penn er ni6ts onoeres por6abe,
i'm gu begl,iten, Sierauf begaben Ii6
beibe in ben t0uisliG,n puGaIt. Gtons
calls ptro iofort 3yr S0aigin berufen,
Garamoras partet i'm 8pr3immer.
Die SiBung i'm &abinett Der 8~6nigin,
bel Der es iif, pie Der Wartenoe ieBt
crit erfGbrt, Inn bic 8ilounq zines
nelen Mintitertums banoelt, Sic6t lid
in bic Qdnge. Sn Dem 8or3immer lit
eS re4t 8ugig, unO Der 5reuno bes in
5ipii4en in Der Sibun9 gum MiniRerz
prdiioenten ernannten HoncoIis ipirb
nur our6 feine Neugisr f~eItqe9alten.
nWem iouen lpir ba8 Portefeuiqe
Der Sinan3en 9ebtn2 Wem bas Or
beitSminifterium9 Nem bas &rieQss
miniiterium?" fragf oi. &6ni9in.
Nad) unb na9 einict maj Ii6. Cur
fir oaS MiniIterium Der &olonien
fam man teinen geeignetsn Mann fin
ben.
PI0BIjd ipirb i'm @or3immer Elm
ItdrteS Nieisn b0rbar.
r8er lit ba i'm &pr3immet?" fra0t
bic 80nigin.
nSerr Gdramoro5, Der tetennte 2ts
terat, mein TreunO," ent9egnete 8ons
tdlis.
oSerr Garamord8? 0a5 triTft Ii9
gut! So3 1T gtroo: Der ridt'ge Wdun,
ben t0rnen mir brau9en. Gr Ipu So
lontalminiIter parben." ruff bic a0z
iigir.
Garamora3 tpirb 6ereingerufen,
rimmt Die Mahl an unb bas Winis
Iterium 1T fsrtig!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

nur etnen 8err0dSen in's Saus brin.
gen? @ott ipeib, mas Der fir Elm
llnbeil anrihtet - iiberbaupt - f6pn
Der bIoBe 8:b1nte matht mid nerpOs!"
Ser SunitdtSratb bate nur baraui
geld6eIt uno ibr ritterlid bic peibe
Sanb getitBt.
nW}ein !9er3, 6crr Rotbe lit tsinss.
ipegs perriidt. Hlob ,ni6t gang aus,
gebaden,' pie man gu fagsn pflegt.
Nber fpnIt o0uig barmlos - 9u
bruudit Did olfo nidt i'm geringiter
oesbdlb auf3greger."
Gun iibt Mor Rptbe bereits felt brei
Wp9en in BEN tleinen Sinter5immer
ne6sn Der Eiide uno bat iit iiber.
raIhenb 1dae1 einqearbeit,t. Gr tritt
SHlag 8 lt9r gum Si,nIt an unb 3iebt
Ieia G;'i1t, pie Der friibere S9reiber,
ipenn er mai nit Elm puar umfan9s
rei4en attenpadeten our poit geben
mub.
Qu6 bic Jrau Sanitdtsrdtb bat Ii6
nit tbm dllege 0bnt.
@r 1T immct 10 aubsrorbentli9 be-
BOT uno bienIt6efliHen, 3iebt ben Sut,
fpie Dor elmer r~e9icrenben 5iirItin, unb
iplde 2eute Iino Der 8nGoiaen, bic
NIT ibrer S06in in Itetem &f Inn
bic Serridaft Iie9t, BON p~ornberein
ipmpatbii4.
Mar Rotbe isIb't fiibIte ii6 ungss
mein ipobI in ieiner nelsn Stellung.
Die itren9e s3u9t in Ser3berge -
Nbenos UNI 8 llbr in bic &loppe unb
friib nm Sc llbr pieber beraus, unb
ipenn man ni6t parirts, unter bic talte
9uf6e - bas bat ibm bur6dus nidt
bebagt. Sect 1T er Elm FREEZER Mann,
bis auf Die tG9Ii9en feds 0ienitituns
ben, fiBt unbebeui9t in ieinem rubigsn
3tmmer6en uno pirb nidt, pie ionIt,
bon Spuegen gebGnielt unb gum Nars
rem gema9t.
&ber mas i'm mod auBerbem bier
on3iebt tpie nit Striden, bas lit tpas
Weibli6es - er 1T na6 bieier Settle
bin ~iiberbaupt Defenders empfGneIi9.
Die rei5enbe BLONDE Stiibe, 5rdulein
Soa, bats ibm bonn eriten Sage an
angetban - beib unb talt iiberlduft ss
ibn, tpenn lire runbs, moliee 9eitalt
i'm SaIbbuntel bes lan9en Sorribors
Dor ibm auftau6t.
Gr bat aud f9on etli6e Male bers
fu9t, Elm 9eiprd4 an5utniipfen. aber
INNER fam cine BON SanitGtsratbs
tIeinen &rabben nit ibrem 9eplappsr
baSpiidsn.
Sonit - er aiebt einen Sai9enfpies
gel berolis uno muitert ipobl9efGlig
fein blaifes iommeriprofiiQss Geiidt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

an 1t6, 9e1t nit unTiGertn G4riff ir
tctn Nrbeyta1immer, unb ais er pie.
oertommt, 1T iein frdftig aet0ntes Gez
ltht Inn cine S9attirung blaTer.
Gr bat feitgeitelt, baB aus Dem
9tnlQrant bos Observation-Disclosures
bsrI4munoen lift. unb e%rinnert Ii6 jeBt.
%'otbe porGin Elm puur Minuten I'M
Simmer aIleir gslaIitn 81 baben.
uuf toettefcs Tdflfpridcn ert(Grt
Damn 6rduIetn Spa hodsrr0tbsno uno
f;br o%:rle5en, Serr Rotbe babe nit i6r
oHbanosln ipouen, aber fie - natiir:
lid = 10 cine pdre lie bod ni6t, bic
!lnter Dem Riiden Der 9errI6ait 2ieb,
idaften anfinge -.
Sine babe Stunbe ip3ter nirb Mar
Rotbe mittelit &ronfennagens fpieoer
mad 9:r5berge t~ran8portjrt.
Gr itrdubt iid aud gar ni6t unb
1T boai9 apatbif4, mn ais er, Itatt lpie
frl9er, in bic offene QGtbeiIung, in bas
nfeite 9aus" gebra6t pirb, itubt er.
Nfer oann 9ebt Elm bGbIi9es Qaben
iiber fstn 9eii4t.
"SGao' nitts, Der bab' ids bob
belm9e3ablt, bah iie senug bat - Der
frote!" murmeIt er tiidii4.
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Dom lsbtrn AurfirIten non Gt0tn.

gei elmer groBen Sago, bic Der Sur
fiirit einmal in Der NGhe pon 6uloa
abbieIt, bsrlsrtte er, baB unter ben
b~ienittbuenben 6oritbsdmten Der 60rs
tier 6. febIte, Der ibm felt Sabrsn be-
tannt mar. gr panote 1i9 an ben bic
Sago lcitenbsu Soritmeiiter 6. uno
fragte in ieiner ~bstannten, tur3 ab9e
brpdenen WeiIs: nWo 6Oriter g.?
Warum ni6t bier9"
Nun pollte Der Soritmeiiter germ
Der 5Oriter 8, los iein, ibu in ben
Rubeitano perieBen, oamit 9IaB fir
einsn ieiner G9iiBlinge tperbe. Der
5~pritmeiIter srlpiberte bdbsr: ,S1nigs
lids Sobsit, Der JSrfter 8. 1T aus
Riidii4tcn auf fsinen 0eiunbbeits3us
itano MIDI CUR Sa9o befoblen tporben;
es piirbe ben Wann 81 iebr anitrens
gen, i2m 1T cine balbige penIionirung
81 g0nnen."
Der 8urfiirit aber, Der feline 2eute
tannte, befabl( tur5: IS. %bsrtommen,
mill i'm Ieben!!"
Sn aIer Gile purbe MN Der T6rs
fer 9~erbeigstplt. S9nelen ShrittsS
matte Der nod iibercus riiitige Mann.
3pii9en linn unb benz 8urfiirItsn be-
fano iid Elm siemlih breiter 9raten,
iiber pelden Der 5Oriter sspanbt ipie
elm Singing binpe9Iebte, purauf er
ii6 beim Surfiirlten msloete.
Syn, bm," duberte bisier, als er
ben 50riter 10 itrdmm uno fprunetrGfs
tig berantommen fab, uno blidte ben
Soritmeiiter burdbcbreno an. g. tann
nod LANCE Sienit tbun. Wie?-IorIt>
meiftsr" - babel bsutste Der 9urfiirit
auf ben @rabsn - AUD nal iprinz
gen. - Was, tDnnsn nidt? - psns
iion!!"
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9arm(os.
Skip, bon NrNwis Stephan.

T.r SanitGtsar5t unb StabtpbpIis
,us Or. @uIffen iist in ieinem breitsn
r%inblebsrnen SeIiel Dor Dem S6reibs
iifd. Gr Iisit sinen lofe 5uiammenses
b.ft.ten 8sri6t, mo9t ab unb gu 9es
rinse @erbeferungen uno nidt Dann
b.friebist:
s@ebt ia gang gut, gang quit Ma6t
fi9 ia Better ais i'd ba9te!"
9enn imm,rbin - es mar bod cine
ristante Sa9e geipeien, ben Mar
Rotbe ais pripatIetretdr gu engagiren.
Qber Der orme &erl bat ibm leiO
eetban - feds Wp6en ina er nun
f6on aus Der QnItalt e%ntlaIen uno
nod INNER obne Stelung - jeber
itieb ii6 baran, bab er aus Der Srrenz
onitalt Serabsr9e tam. 9a bate er ibn
fdIisBIih isIbit - probepeiie - in
fem Bureau senommen. Die Sanbs
fdrift mar flptt uno iuuber, unb gum
Smpff6eine ausfiiQ,n, Ittenbeften
unb IbI9reibsn na9 9iitat mp6ten
bic TGbi9teitsn bes bonn InItdItsdrat
aIs .seiitis minoerpertbig" be3eids
neten jun9en Mannes tpobl nod bins
reihen.
Der 5rau Sanitdtsratb mar es
a~llerbir9s burdaus ni6t re6t getpeIen.
Sic bate iogar gang energiiden
Wiberfpru6 erboben.
.2iebsr 9erbarbt. pie tannit Oil
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0ine flrItlitbe G6pferin.

Sato6Ga, rssierenbe Griffin BON
6ouanb unb Ssnnegou, purbe baIo
na4 benz 1A17 erfoIgtsn St9e Tires
@aters BON 9er5og Y1il,pp BON gurs
guno ibres Gan0e5 bcraubt uno i'm
G53Ioie BON Gent oefang:n ge6aIten.
Nu5 Q~angspeiIe beiddftigte lie Ii9 in
bicier 9oft nit &0pierei. Sin 20pfer.
teiien Nrteiten i%enieits bs5 8ur9gras
benS tie DON i6rem Jenit,r aus 5uitb:n
tonnte, muBte i6r unterri9t in ieinem
9a1Olpcrt c,t3silsn, namentlia in 4ns
%fcrti9nng DDn Sumpen unO Srigen.
0o5 St.ingut bon Delft mar melt unb
brett berii6mt. Mit ibren fsinen
9dnoen formte Die iurge i@Dne 5yau,
Die nit 10 Sabren f9on @ittpe bss
0aup0in pOn 5rantrei9 uno Ieitoem
erIt bic G%emabIin hires alien Sbeims,
odnn beS 9sr6o95 ron @loceIter gItpors
ben mar, ben gelbli6tp:tBsn Sbon gu
SDpfen uno &riigen unb i9miidte lie
nit 5igursn unb 8er3ierungen, lpie bic
2aune iie leitets. Ser G0pfer aber
muBte odnn bremen. mas feline ges
fangene GanDe5berrin in i9ren %unfreis
piligen MuBe i!un0en geFertigt bate.
Gs eriitiren mod &rijge ron i6r Ios
pp6l i'm Wtuieum gu Scores, pie aud
in benz in 6aag. Die ySatobas
&annetjes" erbietten Ipdter boten
antiquuriI6sn 0srtb, tpenn lie aud
tiinitleriI6 ni6ts 9efonoeres barboten.
SiherIiG mar Satobda bic erite
Perfon BON 6obem firItIi6en Ran9e,
peGfe e~igenDdnoig bas 3~0pferbanos
inert betrieb, unb pobl aud bic elm
5ige. Sic entflob i6IieBli4 in SDpfsrs
tro4t aus S4lpB Sent, inoem iie ii6
bes Nn5ugeS iDres 2ebrmeiiters be-
oiente, uno berfu9te band1 an ber
GpiBe elmer ibr treuen &riegerI4aar
BEN 5er5og BON 8urguno gu troBen.
2eioer mubte ie Der lleb.rma6t uns
terliegen unb auf 2anb uro Srone
f0rmli6 Ger5i6t leiiten. SSn elmer
pierten Gbe nit Sranto BON 9orIeIn,
einem burgunoii6en Goelmanne, iufte
ie Sroit uno labte nit inn gIiidlih aui
benz S4loIie Seilingen am Rbein.
Wfon iic9t iibcr ieine Nic0erIoaen,
in0cul mar lie lid cilgeItcbt.
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GAS Stgd.
Bon @uitaU &litihtr,

Die Spnn. Olibt; bic lpciBcn Scgtt sletttu
Jn bIducn Gee OoI O!an3 UNI WittoGs
ldein,
9,s @ootes 6roht iiuo gOlone Seltotcittn,
GinO giebs, Augcporaui6 unD 0lidlih'
limb Slumenpru6t umbltibt bic ufcrpeiten.
9a btbt lids i6iuorj, NIT i6wefeIgslb
bur1nti6t,
Ter Bonner itirmt, ben Seglcr ocdt bic
9ii6t.
9 tGtpeise Sturm, ibr gpetter, tobt ni4t
mebr,
Sd btbe i6mtr3ppl bctcro bcioc SGube,
Ole 9crte, bolOeu Glitdcs iibcrib,oer,
Sbr WiuOe, iudr'5 uub Dor Der Welten
Gnoe,
8rinst mir Oas eaiff Der SuoeuO fpieNer
Der!
81, Scune Gliibt In Mtttoosiltmmertiht,
Gin { gel biiutt!-Io5 mcine5 1T e5 nidt.
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.@t ~aroo Tiatten per1Ianb mebr

lie Cargo Jlotten per1Ianb mebr
npn einem 66ooler als Der dlteitc
3ertififotIbiFfer. Sd that Qrienit in
etnas W{e0l, un6 Der perflirte Sod
Iammclte Is ouf uno mahte 'n.u
Spnntaqspu0oinq barau8. Somte
bNs 8adtuert md gerabe re9t5eitiJ
iiber goro perfen. Wan fam elmer
&anafamannifaft rtd)t ra5 0iftgeieB
erfldren. Gbcnio gut ton~t, man 'ner
Sub bic Segnungen bes Smpf5pangca
~erIdutern pDQen.
sd Iub adt 9pfen @iirite nit Or
fenit uno iteQte iie i'm S6iif lumber,
Ser Sod per0roib einen 8op, neil Der
bic 9ihien ge0ffnet BADEN foqte, uno
tippte bos Gdn5e in Den aurrD uno
Dra6ts i'm oampfenb ouf Den Sid.
I'd babe rie Rem llnterfdieb gerpubt
Spifhen 8igamis unb Qolitit; aber i9
fam cine bsrgiftete @urit nittern,
ipsnn fie quistfh,nb auf meinem Sell
Ter lieet. NatIrIi4 teatfittigt: Der
Rod ri4t, uns ale um5u6rinsen; aber
er brau6te audi Der Yoli3ei auf Der
GhursoapsJnIeI ni6t gu iagen, baB
i'd auf ieinsm Geii4t geitanben uno
bic GtebIidteit ieiner Gri6einung entz
pertbet bate. @r mubte orei SABINE
ais Jeblbetrag abi6reiben.
sd legte in port Wtoresbp an unb
bot bunoert Dollars bem Manne, peib
o0er braun, Der nit Rdtten flieBeno
uno ertenIib umgeben tann.
Sin peibsr Stranbbummter nit
etnem pubel fam an 8oro unb Ia9te,
iein tleiner Sunb piirbe i9neQ fsrtig
peroen nit Der peIt, psnn i9 Inn
cine freie pafage mad Der 96ursbaps
Sniel gGte. Damn bette er i.in biBs
den WolIe mad untsn. Sab ben puoel
ME tpieber, uno i'd mubts fir men
neuen Softer 3a6len.
.0ann brafte Elm biinnbeiniees
Sal6blut feds &aBen an 8oro uno
bat mid, ben Gbed fir bic 8elobnung
ous3ui6reiben. Die &aben eitten mad
unten. 8as mar bas lebte BON ibnsn,
ouber baB cine babe &abe fdit pieoer
an 0ed 3urudfanb. Sic hing treis
i6eno am Ranb Der Cute; aber cine
Sturmflutb BON Ratten bob 1ib bin
ter ibr unb 3og fe nieber.
Ser &abenmarn parb gum befs
tighten SaIbblut ouf bieier Sit. BON
Silt. @r iugte, bic Suben Ieien Iein
ein3iges 2ebensmitteI. Gr mar Elm
0attenfdn9er BON profeIIion, uno er
i8lu9 mid nit einem Stiid SoI3 auf
bic 8ruit. Die barauf folgsnoe Der
pirrung pGbrte gsrau neun Setunoen.
Gr tonnte aber nidt genrg boren, UNI
einen Gi8tlumpen an3ufpdrmen.
Sin 9inoufatir trat auf uno Be-
bauptete, er tonne bic Ratten beIhp0z /
rem, toenn i'd bas 6lu6en liebe uno ne
Wiiiionsbpnne IGnge. Gr eing ans
Mert i'm 2aoeraum nit 'ner SonbpoQ
grouem PulOer, baS Itant pie Elm gez
bratener 8uitan. Gs tootste alle M6z
ben, Die in Der Ndbe bsS S6ooners
ihpebten, unb berodrb Sanoelsarttfel
I'm Nertbe bon fiinfbunoert Dollars"
Sa1es piidte ii6 Die Stirn unb
trant einen W6isipsGobbler.
Der S6Ooner mar gum S6Iub
ntdt mcbr bic Sarbe pertb. Sd pers
taufte i'm oil einen 6ineiiIten g peiies
pirtb in Gpatop. Sin GineIf6er
CLUB 1T Der pldB, nm etnen S9poner
tou Natten gu p:rauttionirer.
~Smmerbin - penn ib je einmal
ben Sult treffe, Der mein S6iff nit
benz 8emiirm gelaben bat, bann -
bdnn-- !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12
Isle Nbpeicnbeu iinn ba." Mu

9ittor SusoS, bes srobsn 5ransoisn
gaItIi6er Safel blieb - 10 perlangte
IS Der unumT0bli6. Wiue bss 9itters
Elm Stub Elm fir allemol lser.
@inlam unb perlaiien man er an5us
iGauen, aber bennob prebiste er alien,
Die i'm peritsben ipolltsn, ernite. elm
oringli6e Worte. Senn - ipeitbin
iidtbar, in groben 2ettern eeidrieben
= itanb on ieinsr 2ebne gu leien:
rSie Ibpeienben linb b." Gs bes
Surfte teines 9o%mmentdrS, bab 9ittor
5ugp nit oiefem feinsn Winte bic Ins
l~pefenoen ermabnen polte, jebe iible
Ra6rebe .iiber bic QbpsIenben gu ber=
meiben, une-man usritanb ben Gint.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
LABOR UNION IS
BUSINESS ACTOR


The American Citizens Labor Union
has made its first step as factor in
the waterfront labor of Hilo, reports
the Hawaii Herald. Under agreement
with the Hilo Mercantile Company, for
a lump sum, the union has agreed to
discharge the lumber cargo of the
schooner BoreaIis The men begin work
this morning. There are now SO mem
bers Of the Hilo union, and they feel
encouraged at their first start in the
labor field.
The next step vii be to approach
managers of plantations on cane
plantation scheme TIE labor men
want the plantations to pillow the land
and furnish the seed, labor to cult
waite and cut the cane and be paid for
it according to its saccharine contents.
Applications are being received from
the outer districts in this Island from
men who want 10 form branch unions.
affiliated with the Hilo body. These
are referred TO the executive commit
tee, composed OF David EwaIiko, J.
Kai. Jr.. :. K. Kahana. J. P. Hale, J.
X. Paahao, William Nailima and J.
Olivia
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board Of Supervisors will meet
in regular session tomorrow night
Harmony Lodge No. 3. I. 0. Q. F..
will meet in odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 80.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association viii meet IN K. Of P. Hall
this evening at 80.
Mrs. Charles Werner OF Australia
arrived on the : < sfarama for a
three months visit TO her daughter
Mrs. Jared c. Smith.
Pacific Lodge No, SD. A F. and A.
NJ. viii meet in Masonic Temple at
7:30 this evening for the transaction
Of business and work in the third de-
gree.
There will be a rehearsal of The
Mascot tonight in the Opera House
at 7:2o sharp. All are particularly re-
quested to arrive punctually. as much
business win be put through.
The AIilolani Annals for April has
been published. The issue is an in
1eresting one and full Of good things
pertinent 70 the 7ourishing educa-
tional institution at Kaimuki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-13
IN
FULL TRAINING

THE Mascot is now thoroughly ad-
vanced. The costumes, which viii be
here on the Alameda, have been spe-
cially ordered from San Francisco,
and no expense has been spared TO
make the whole setting a splendid
display, both of costumes and
scenery.
The principals are now quite fanil-
lar with their several roles and work
well together. Enough can not be
said of the splendid work which such
principals as Hugo Herzer, Jas. D.
Doug4erty and Sonny" Cunha Will
get in, and it is expected that Mrs.
L. R. Crook and Mrs Hugo Herzer
viii captivate all by their clever ac-
tons and charming voices.
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, as Ma
Cherie, with a bevy of other pretty
girls, is sure TO make a big hit. In
this turn there viii be very pretty
electrical effect, a startling revelation
of up-to-date staging.
The chorus is in perfect order, and
IS more advanced at the present mo-
ment than has usually been the case
in previous productions.
Following is a list of the chorus:
Misses Restarick, Charlotte Hall, B.
Hopper, McLane, Jean Center, Spar
rowe, Edna Perkins, Edith Perkins,
Day. L. Aylett, K. Hopper, NJ Nc
Candiess. Winnie. NJ Whine, johnson,
A Macaulay. Brakeman. ]. Macaulay.
and NJ rlart- Mesdar7es Prat n and
P. G. Cox; Messrs. P. J. Harwood. c.
Waterman, c. Edmunds. Chester Liv-
ingston, ]. Anderson, W. Beakbane.
Roscoe Perkins. J. A Thompson, 10
seph Pa Clifford Livingston, Renton.
Paul Schmidt. L. G. Blackman. J. c, !
Ewing. ]. Hills. VIM. Kerr. P. G. Cox. |
Chris jenkins and Ernest Kaai: and !
Doctors Hand and F,airwea Their.