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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
TUBERCULOSIS CONFERENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. September 25.-

be done not with the turn of the hand;
not, as Governor Hughes so ably said
at Youngstown Saturday by a magi-
clans wand. 1t must be done by men
who understand the operation of the
statutes, who know what the law
means, and who understand its prac-
teal workings and effect. Men who
are conscious that these reforms can
not be broght about by the mere
passage of statutes, but by their earn
est, consistent enforcement, step by
step, until those who are likely to vio-
late them shall understand that the
penalty will be theirs if they violate
them"
At Carey, the next stop, a platform
engagement was also arranged. 1t was
here that the candidate took Mr. Bryan
to task about his Philippine criticism.
Now" he said, "Mr. Bryan says that
we are infringing on his patents with
reference to the Philippines and we
have adopted his policies. / assert
without hesitation (and l know what
am talking about, that the war was
continued two years longer in the
Philippines because of the attitude OF
Mr.. Bryan and his party on that sub
ject."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25

JUDD BUILDING, FORT STREET
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
HEARST, HASKELL,
STANDARD OIL
Senator McLaurin Brought Into The
Poitico-Oleaginous Mess
BY Hearst.
LESS CHOLERA IN TWO LANDS
Seventeen Countries Represented in
tuberculosis Conference-Scot-
fish Hero Fund.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Wil-
liam r. Hearst, in an address to the
Independence convention last night, re-
newed the attack on Governor Haskell.
He also charged Senator McLaurin of
being the South Carolina agent of the
Standard Oil Company, and read letters
written to him by John d. Archbold.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
GoMPERs CHARGES BRIBERY.

WASHINGTON, September 25.-Tn
the contempt proceedings, Samuel
Gompers declared that he had been
offered a bride TO quit the Labor party
He implicated Van Cleave of the Ma
nufacturers' Association.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
INVESTIGATION COMING.

CHICAGO, September 25.-Mr. Bryan
says that Governor Haskell will be
here Sunday to attend an investigation
of the charges made against him by
President Roosevelt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
sailors of the battleship fleet will not
have shore liberty at Manila if the
epidemic of cholera is dangerous. The
disease, at present, is abating.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
Claus Spreckels. VIM. @. irwin.
ClauSSprGCkGlS
BANKERS
HONOLULU, H. T.

san Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-Union of London & Smith
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand, and Bank Of
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security, Commercial and
ATravellers' Credits issued. Bills OF Elk
! change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
CHOLERA FAILING OFF.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 25.-
Yesterday there were 361 cases of cho-
lera and 161 deaths. The epidemic is
decreasing.
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HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

DTdTUIIVo 0IIU E'SVTTNIOS'
Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Chungchun.
The bank buys and receives for col
lection bills of exchanges, issues Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transact a
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch o. King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
MELVIN FOR JUDGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 20
Governor Gillett will appoint Melvin
to the vacancy caused by the death of
Justice Mcfarland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-25
'sr YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED.

Capital paid Up).. Yen 24,0OO,O00O0
Reserved Fund. 5000, 100000
Special Reserved Fund ,00O,O00.Q0
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THE
BANK oFHAwAII
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS
2s,9S2.39

Board of Directors: Chas. M. Cooke.
p. G. Jones, F. W. Macfarlane, e. F.
Bishop. e. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCand-
less, Geo. r. Carter, 9. H. Atherton, F.
G. Anterior, G. H. Cooke, f. B. Damon.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTS.
strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
JUDD BUILDING, FORT STREET
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
A Cleaning Out Must Come

Pennsylvania has
hobed thievery the unparalleled
kind in history
gat-ridden city
Abe uef
Schm bad enough to be
compared held PENNSYLVANIA in
boyhood)
Legislature THE Pennsylvania Railroads
party who held control and robbed the
off of Contracts and loot There never Mas reT
that city Durham became his
liked
and ne enjoys today greater power than
In Pnburg the graft in
that city The banking
the gaes they with the
being indicted for their in that ~
of
OF the Keystone through
branches OF the legislature made almost impossibty
the grates They ntrenched behind
it seemed that the o revai
To certain the msdeeds
that the knowledge mseeds
securing but the great capitol graft finally
political ultimate welfare
followers
republican
has been made small We
stealing half box OF oranges of
ablshment
in
Robert Pattion saved the philadelphia million
the chaos that had obtained for several in Pennsylvania
twice elected governor
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
FOR 1908 WE THANK YOU.

The year 1908 has been the largest
in our history. We have tried our
best to give you THE BEST GOODS
FOR THE LOWEST PRICES.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

A large crowd of young people
went out to Il bayou in the Grand
river yesterday and had a delightful
skating party. These events seem
to be the craze in young circles lately.
Albert Kramer was new arrival
in the city this morning, coming here
from Willow Lakes. S. D., with the
expectation of buying orchard prop
erty here.
Quite number of the farmers
around Grand Junction have begun
already to put up their ice for next
summer.
The tickets are selling rapidly for
the Firemen's 18th annual ball,
which will take place at the Audi
torium New Years eve.
George D. Chalmers of upper Kan
nah creek arrived in the city yester-
day and will leave today for his home,
being here on business.
Hon. Benton Canon returned yes
terday from three weeks business
"trip to Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
PHONE YOUR ORDERS.

Should you not be able to come for
what you want during the above
hours, phone us your order-Black
744. We will fill it and deliver at
your address promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL
December 30.

DtCeIllDcF sbO.
j. X. Permission is in the city to
stay from Whitewater.
Ed Evans, conductor on the
Grande is home from trip back east
Brose Thompson leaves for Salt
Lake tonight.
James NJ. Kennedy and C. A.
Woodmansee of the Sentinel leave on
flying trip TO Denver tonight.
Mayor G. w. Armstrong of De-
Beque is in the city to-day.
John O'Boyle and daughter Lila
are in the city from Glenwood
Captain Jack Sumner is up from
the Henry mountains, where he has
charge of the Bromide mines
Business on the railroads is very
dull at present, very few extras
being run.
Dan ID. Easement. prominent
young man of the Unaweep country
is in tho city today visiting his many
friends here
Alexander Davis. foreman of the
round house at Minturn is in the
city today
Mrs. j. w. Burdett has returned
from New Mexico, where she went tC
attend the funeral of her brother-in
law and sister, who died a few day.
ago, within twelve hours of eact
other.
| |. A. Whittemore, cashier of tn,
| First National Bank of Fruita is il
| the city today on business.
Miss Mary Botkin is up from Fru
ita this afternoon en- shopping ex
pedition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

For Sale-Brand-new, modern
house. well located Price $4,000.
Good terms. Ollie E. Bannister, 424
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

Fruit lands In the vicinity of
where they have never had a failure
in the fruit crop, at $40 per acre and
up. with water right. See Gray, 337
Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

Give us your fire insurance. We
place it in the BEST of companies.
H. j. Gray Realty Co., 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

Biggest room, biggest stock, low
est prices. The Crown Furniture Co.
330-340 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

When you want TO move household
furniture. pianos or anything else In
that line. call up Barton s. Terrfll.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

Juanita means quality. Phone
Junction 32S.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30

'Juanita coal is better"-Phoue
Junction 323.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
1909 BEST OF ALL.

We will treat you even better in
1903 than we ever have-our buying
power is better.
1909 will be a year of values with
us-in other words, the very best
goods, the lowest prices
Thanking all sincerely for the
splendid trade you have favored me
with, and hoping to merit your trade
in the future, | am,
Very truly yours,
NJ. II. LOEFFLER.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Beginning January 1, 1903, our
store will close every evening at 6
pm, except Saturdays and pay days.
Believing that we can serve our
customers best and give our en-
ployes their evenings at home with
their families, we have, with the
other clothing merchants, agreed to
the above schedule of hours.
We will appreciate it very much if
our customers will help us to live
up to the above hours, as we want
to observe them to the benefit of all
concerned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08

Son 4lbcrt Trdgcr.
Nuh oieic5 &ino bat 9toicnnonGcn
lln0 better lodt icin irild)cr WtunO,
God Qibt Gin %ichnrn0c2 Ntrlongen
cid oft in icincm NllGc tlnO.
IS illdt, ais oh inn clpoa icblc,
Nls latte elm &crbdn1niB lhpcr
Nodl unbCmtBt nIf iclncr Scclc:
Gas &in0 bat tsinc W}uttcr mcbr.
Nm ibrCm SnrQ bat Is gclcl'cL
Ger Nhmncn ipielcnO lid) GeIrcllt,
llno bolo oic Sootc id)On Ocr0ciicn,
Gas &cbcn bat i6r Nil0 pcritrcut;
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bergen,
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oar,
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gen,
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I'll ornlca ainO, cs idI0lt d,
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Tob On Tcin llnQ(iid Qoll5 DcritcbIt
llno an Scr ouiNeriii'ncn @lnoc
@erblutcnO ioit st @rlmOc 1cbIt;
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SCbCll
Gic alicrih6nite Stcac lCcr,
limo tici mutt Gid ou9 &ort crbcs
ben:
@sSd bnbc fCinc Wuttcr mcbr!
Sod noben emit sic triibcn Gage,
Conn tr0itc ibr @coGhtnib lid,
sic bat Gcilcbt Oob obnc aIogc
Cos Wliid scr ainobcit Dir ucrItrid)
Ms Seine Millttcr Gid p%crloiicn
Nobm lie nit lid olld) Gelncl
Sd,nlcr5,
Gcnn f6nntcit III i'm iNon crioiicn
3erbrodcn mar Gcin llcinc9 &cr6.
lln0 Ndc9 fonrnlt nit murmcmG riCbC
GutGc0cn 1ir an icncm Srt,
Ia3 lit ser Ssi,uqcgonQ'ncn 2ic6c --
Sic mirbt iiir Gid bel Nnocru tort
Nie ioll Gin roubca @ort Gid
. ldrCdclL
sic ihpebt, Elm Gngcl. I'M Gid Der
ltliO iIiiitcri. MitlciO Gir 5l mcfen:
Gu9 &inN hot feinc Nflltt,r mcbr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08
Sic IinonS- nno @cid)GitSlOsc,

Nm ser N0sir bcrrihtc lcttc &odlt
zinc bclicrc StinumntN. @cto lit NIl-
Mug pc onNen mo 81 ric0riNcn No
.cn ~ fohcu. Die G%rEtr6cridtt Idli.
ten 1iinItiN ms Sic Wei00itaol3iid-
!'u Lnhcn Iid) ctlpu3 dtbrlicyt. Srotj
Aro6cr @olbCrnortc ,rnl oca 3ltriid-
}ichcn3 bon GcNicrluuA> Gtpoiitcll
olt@ 0cn Nontcn bobcn Die @Ontcn
1nh Arobc &orrGt1c on WclA, 0na ulli
nlltr NnlaQc mortct. Gic iirGn5tclic
Page bciicrt iid nit ieocr @oNc. Iic
Gmrohmc Scr p]ropi>)riiHtn Cur.
iclcu @iQ," 0urh mcldr 800 NtiQio-
rCn Collars I'M Ncb0riaiollt non bcll
Nonfcn ioiort IN ltmIolH QcicGt l1cr,
Cen t0pnell, bot nod) "t"iidi: sis Ncm-
Gortcr Sinon5momg" NNlru lIriuS
ou3 @nte, Dab Wcl0flrnmcn. rUic bic
iu lcbtcn Sabre. no fllr @Clo bis ST
40 Ero5cnt Acfor0ert mrcN,. unulGO.
lid Gcmod)t mcr0cn. Sd}on nos he.
Itcbcnbe @ciet 1cniigr 0a3 Ncrtrallcn
5n itGrfcn, mO ca 'e: Notwithstanding,
oo6 ole HuS6iIi& MtllIcncn lcltut
oStr gar uid)t alSAedctcH wCroull
lpilr0cn, o0 Die @ottc; mcbr mutcr
W%elo!ibcrilub oils az Ncl0fnopuhclt
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oo6 Sic in0uitric0c TbGti1feit nod
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'G0'tsIoQc jcigt mc..c,t SDnlptome
scr &eliernn0. 1T obsr nod; mcit polr
ein9r normnlcn SbdliAfcit cliirynt
mo ilnnlcr nod meni4 bciritGiGcuo.
SIC @cltcuul9cn loNW rciUlid,cr
ciL bcid)r1nten lid) cbsr nlciit oui
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Sic acknowledgements

Y nc SQae, oil OtllCll ole bclQtll ArD-
zen poIitiidcn Nurtcicn Oc2 %onOca
ibrcn Gon0iooteu iiir 0o3 &rdii0cns
tenant tilrcn moQcn, itchcn Dor Der
(bijr. Gieic Gpnpcntc iino nid)t
Q~lcidBcitig nit Der Gcpublit cntItalls
Den, tie linO Elm %rooltft Der politis
idcn Glthuidcllmg. Die SM0pfcr
micrcr &crfoliuiQ bobcn gar uidlt
ul cincn Gonucnt gcOuht, alld nidjl
en- cine Domination. Sic &criaNumu
idrcibt MIR 0ic Northumberland
0ltrd) Glcftorcn Dor. g&ic nicir GlCf.
loren crlpGbIt mcr0cn ioltcn, mar Ocn
cin3clncn Stootcn frci0cItcUt. Gle
Glcttorcn ioltcn iih bel }lbAobc ibrcr
Stimmcn bel Der Nr0ii0cntcmmubl
le0i0liH bon ibrclu cigclcn llrtbciic
lcitcn loiicn. 2lbcr iton Uor Dem
GnOc bon gHoi5mgton'5 }mcitcnl
Nrdiiocntidoit2 Icrntin lUlrOc cit
GongrcB Goufua AciHoiicn, oui mel
d)cm bic GouGrcb GicprGicntontcu Der
Eartcicn Den Ganolonten bcltInnntcrL
nno Die GIctlorcl bcltutlgtcn Damn
clntu6 ote'r Nll2luobl. Elc Fr0'IOrn.
iclllpoDl erlol0tr allo tDotldd)lld
nllrd) 0lc Goll0rtB Ncpraltllt0ltcll.
Yer Gon9reB G0}ltlt3 bc't0il0 BIS sum
Sabre 1871. ,\lt olclcm Sabre CT
lollliicll otc NilDnNNCr Nnortlu sat
ION o1e DOMINATION rs. -. ernlp'
'oro" llId)t all llllo tral2l c~ffol1rcld)
9c9Cll oclt Gullill3 am. sc groGt
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lcbl1ltll0 0t9cH cen eUltlI9. Hn 1clll2
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III Der @ollptNodr pcl ocIl heloerl GRO
Ben Fartclclt oc2 Holloe@ olclclbcll
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len "ot large llllo 5locl Ncle10tcll
mr. Jcot Glcttorollttll1lllc. Scr en-
5tdg lllltCrld)lcN oC)icDt oct ocll ocloel1
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rllorleI. TliI ocl' pellotr0Illa)2n
Conncnt luerorn DER Sltrltt S0llllll
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@efanutmadjnn9en
Scpartcmcut fir nficrtlide etderheit-Sautcn.
SGbsS Requirement orS Gcbauocs 5uipetturss
Htreaue, 9intbnuus.

dlttiuorc {, 81. Wini 1908.
glH9cbote merocu eligc0en acnnmnlcn pom
ber -Goylraitbeb0roe Der Stnot Baltimore tir
ulGemeiuC ]tcparatureu nm 9erimatuns1iartt
iir oCn WtCNor mo Stuotrutb Don Baltimore.
9trgcbute %n1itticl in ocyirgeltcr Golioertel,
norCiiirt an oCH a@uuyo Of gtuurb5 Of Sultis
more Gin" nm NIT Der 9titifnrtit r&ropofaI
ior Jiepairs 10 9eritqton Ntariet" Gui oer9luBtIls
icitc ~Ocrfebcll. 9rn. !. Scpcu IbunIus, Staoi'
Jieaiiltutor. IN bete1 Niircuu int NGipgats mn
pocr our II ibr 3urmittugs am If. Suul 1908
iIberrciclt iperoer.
Seocnt 9IEgebot riuB Elm an ben Aid1or ullo
Gtlolratb bon Baltimore 6~dblbarer certEil5trtcr,
ami cine pGledrtua &uuie"sNnnf 9c3pgeEcr
9bed iiher 5mei6unoert llo iilni5ig ($25O)
Dollars ~betaefiiat 'ein,
Scr crfolgrei6s @ieicr mus RiirQf6uft ftcIcu
mo ben @eiitminunaell oes iiioitihcl Charters
bC6iiQliD 9ontrdite nnCbfunlmeu.
5cid.uinGct ntO Spe3ilitnttoteIt f1n1cn am
ooer. nndl Dem 2S. Mai 1908 I'M &iircuu oe5
@ehGlhcs SrfpcftOr5 beiidtiat meroen.
Die Vcb0roe beDdlt lid Oa5 0iedt Dor, irGero
Gin ooer ule Iltgcbote 3I Oer>uerien.
Goluuro :. Yrcitut,
@ebuuoes GtipeifOr.
Gelebn1igt:
J. Barn Miab0ul,
yA,. FA- .l-,n - 80. "a
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&om NebeIflc1 sum VI c II.
iten- Cine 9cmeiuvcritdnoli@e Gnt.
lpldllrtgageididte 0cs Noturgon5en
tlod) Den neucitcn TorHul9cn. Son
". Sltortg Heinborot. &icr 9Gn0e.
%erlng Don Grnit NtuDarot in Wtiin-
der. Gin ncllc9 rtib iQuitrirte5
2Scrt, 0aS IN 10 %iCicrln0cn sum
Frclle BON je % GU't2 erid)cint ur0
Geologic, SioiogiG EaIocontologie
uro Ole Gntluidlml2Aeid)i6tc oeS
W|cnlhen bietet, mo }wor ollf Die
tlc1Ic'tcn luilienid)oit,id)cn 6oridyun.
gen bnlirt, olln Gin M!crt, Ooa Die Ont.
mldelt1g ocs @eltQun3cn Dor Nlgen
tilhrt. Nom 9tc6clilet uno Der llltQe,
fornltelt Motcric iii1rt DER @erioiier
III Der @iloung Ser Sonnen uno
@onllcn'Dltcnte uTo III l%ttIcrcr Gr0c
lt1o tbrer @cid)idlte. llttt 0roBem
NIelBe limo, mic idIon Die critic ltn3
uorIicBcnOe SicierlmI benefit, Die.
miiicni6oftIihcn Gor'Hungen 0eiid,-
let mo iibcriihtlidl ,Ior, ucritGnolidD
ln0 mcr6cn IN intcrciiontcr Cartel.
hung Acboten. Ncitc.lmgcn orti no9
nCuc @crt ninn1t Die Nll6bonoltng
pon u. &onitiG, 10 Il. FoppletonItr..
cntgcgCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-08

0,a manufacturer &2GQrI Die
Srutto- Ginuohmcn Der Gileuba0Gtn
iino rod INNER I'M chpo ~ Erojcnt
$Tincer ais I'M &oridir; Gic 3u1l
Scr Nonfcrottc NOR i'll Moi ~fIcilcr
ais in Sen uorbcracbcnOcn Wtoratcu,
oocr bic Sumuuc Scr &crbjnolidfci-
ten bctrGat 2G,7S2,O00 Collars, 5mci-
einrlIbntol 10 uicl ais i'm Mai 1901.
,>n Ocn criten iijni Niouottn 0icie2
Eobrc2 bcIicicn iid) Die &crbinOlittcis
ten Der buntcrottcn 6irmcn olli il6er
100 Niiuioucn Nouura gcgcu 80 NPil-
liouCu in 0cuicIbcn Wiouatcn 1901,
HoffinCmCnt funr man
ocn Erobibitioniitcn nidt obiprc6cn.
Cas- lit cinnlol lpiCocr an ibrcn Ma
n0ucrn in &oliiiono 81 cricbcn. Sort
bcitiirncu lie bic Hc0i@lotllr, Dem
&oltc Elm &robibitlon2geicB 81 inter
b"rcitclL obcr Die 9lbltinntng ion
noh Gongrcb 0iitriftcn criolgcn. Mo
III Den iicbcn 9ongrcB.G iitriftcn Die
Erohibition rrid)t O~llrdboringt, ioQ Der
@ctr0nfcban0cl Ollrd) &ucul Gption
bCfdntplt pcroCn. g&u2 0lcicm
Munpiplou 5t @rrnoc liCgt, lit lcid)t
6u 0urdi6olcn. @cm c9 sur 9Ib.
thinning IN Ocn QroBcn St0otcn
tounlt, lit Die Ntic0crloQc Scr &ocol-
Cption un0 Ero6ibition poroll35lic-
ben; ubcr mclm cill qon5cr Congress
0iitrift obitiumt, 10 lit Die M0Alid).
tcit Qcgcbcn, 0oG ole &an0bcpGltc.
RING Die NroBCn Stu0tc iibcrmimOct.
Die 6llrd]t nor ocn QrObcn Std0tcn-
i'll Ca oltdl Die olih pom Dem ilblidcn
&lonc obbGlt, Der NbltinmumN ourd)
0u2 gCIonmtc Golf III DcrtruuCu. ><n
Tolgc 0ciicn bot man Den 0cOOnfCn
Der YbItimmlnQ nod) GonareB liz
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nit COMPATIBILITY Oob Die Frobibitioz
riitcu Gag ult0 9}0dt iibcr ihrC ElGnc
briitcn mo u!lc lSc1c, Die 5lmu 3icIc
iijbrcn t0nntcL mt3tliiQcln. Gas bns
ben Die lI6crulcn MGbler niNt &C.
ton. Sic hobcn lib Ic0i0Iid oltf
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Sud)c OCrluiicn unO bnbcn nidt per
iud)t, Den 6Cino nit icincn ciNCncn
Noitcn ST bcfdmpicn. DealucNcu III
bic Erobibition mld) nit iold' pcr.
bliificn0cr SdncliQteit iIbcr OnS
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Scr Saa bcs bcntidjcn @aiicnbanIcS

Ser pucitc Eiin9ittod Ncbort b2l
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oCS MiticiO@ gcmcdt lucroen iltr
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id)en NuiienfiuOCr. %bnclL 0Cncn
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fer Qc1onmcn, 0a@ &in0c0lebcn III
perihoncu lit Ser 3mcd mtlcrc9 @oi.
lcnballaielte@. llno cs lit ia 10 lcidlt,
in oiciCn &in0crber5cn Sen Sonncn
itrnbl Der Grcroc 81 mcdcn, Die lie
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gen iiir ms. iopielc lin0 0a, Die llnlc.
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men mo crbellen bob er 0onn lpcrlt
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!Spbc iilbrcn tnnn. NltS oicicn Mil.
bcrn mcrbcn Damn McnifGn, oic at
M,cnid)enlicbc %gInubcn. &m oiciUH
ainoern bleibt Die Tontborfcit mob
men ml6 ooS Gertrnucn III Gcn2u,
lpeld)e lire Notb Qclin0crt mo Die
Vitterniiie hires herbcn Sd)idiol&
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10 miro cS and beiltc iein: oua Moi-
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grobes oelttihrS GoltSicit.
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chit Elm GiicnbabuY %rGiibent mo
nlebriaber Miaion1r, bittet in Mil
iualitee nm Mninabme IN 6os gIrnlen,
hats, ob9leid) er 5luci reid)perbeira.
tbete Jofter bot. Gbriitlife aiiloe5
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Catherine M. Mrnff.

GS itGrb am ., Sunni 1908 catherine ~.
@rcii, 20 Sabre ait, Satin ocs periiprbcuen
0eurO Crnff. Sic Nccroiguig ii1oet Wiuntag,
gtGhntiitnNo . ubr. pnIr ibrer 2So6nrn0, 9r.
$50, SiiheS niullpoub StrabG, aus utl ber Sou
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sun Srinnerltra an uticre ncIiebtc Satin inh
IIltter,
1rnr barbara Eittmnr,
meltbe belttc Dor 6rGl SGbrcil illr CmiNel Hube
ciENcanraen III.
gSic ihncu mar cs nit Sir acihcD'n,
On, Wuliter, mibtcit bon ms pcb'nl
Edo @cr5, bu4 ms 10 treu RciClft,
III in hua tlCiC @rnh QCieufi.
HCb' mohl! Nab' SAM fir Seine 9icbc,
ISic idcini ms NIIes lest 70 tribe!
@Ciuinnlet bon ocm ticItrurernocn @nitcn
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@Olic'S Sdnlc fir anabcn,

Nr, 1919, Stnocnsetpciic.
Schiller lltr e0o GollGg ODER h6hcre @rGbe
nOrberettct' Nlaiicns ohcr Giributzlllttcrribt.
SomnnersdIaiie bcgi1nt ont I. Sui. Genbel
fit Bnatpblct. (.Dtai30, tUiD
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@ie 0cfGbrlih e3 lit, in
0rc!le 6lomnlcn III icbcrL bot iid)
filrjltd III 6rontiurt IT,. NJ. gc5cigt,
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Selten S6ilbcr ~nngebrud)t moren:
vH|td)t IN Die 6lnmmcn icbenl SdGos
ltd 1llr Bic Nugcnl" fonntcn co Der
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Icbrt0cr 6alrblrihe mo Elm 20.iGb-
rlGcr &0llimnnn mo Elm 39.iGbriger
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ooB lie nid)ts nlcbr iobcn rrro IN ir5t-
lld)e Nebonolitn9 gebradDt meroeli
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Ger 0cutid d. q oItmirtb s.
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sung III Scip5i1 iol9cnocn @eidIuB
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0Gn5li6c @cicitiauma oc9 Erinfgeloca
III ic0cr 6orm. 2r ictnc Stcllc bat
cine Der Nrbcit utiprchcnoc @cgcn-
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GcutihlolO nit OJu ErintQclocrt
oltfrGlnncn mill, bijrgcrn tic liG) IL
@lmcrifu mcbr rn0 mchr Gin.
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Ser 6"crit6mtc Eiuniit
Guncn 0'glbcrt iii pom @0nig bon
Sodicn ollrdJ &crlcibung oca Oil.
5icratrclt5c& 5ltm Mlbrc0taorocn ats.
AC}cidnCt moroel.