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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

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Safel aWs TIRE 1baten.
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tntn, baB in feinen Bergen unb HbGs
lern bic alte Momaltif bes 9rigsntens
tbums nini DDllig ausgeiiorben If. Die
beriihtietiten Brigonte1 Der Gegen,
mart iinb 6di1d Mulone unb GalD.
u,orle.
wauIOne iit Elm ifdnmissr Girte aus
Monte DDro; feine @elieDte brad ibm
bic Treue;; fie unb ibr ntuer Mnbeter
be5ablten lire @1ulb nit benz 4eben,
unb bamit begann MuIones 8rigan>
tenleben. Tas Qanbpplf fiirhtet unb
pergDttert i'm. 9on Der unerbittliAen
@rauiomte.t feiaer Ha9s einerfelis
unb feiner ebler @robmutb anbererz
feits geben 9unberte bon Mnefboten
bnn Munb 3u Munb. Mit ber beirn<
liGen 9ilfe bts Woltes aieht Ct nod
beute, Biz. an bic .3dhne beipdffnet,
bura's lnnb. bsrsit, ben &arabinieri
einen Rampf gu Iiefern ober ie rladb
Gage ber l1mitdnbe in feine 5:lfenbDble
gu flieben. Dor aiDsi Sabren iibsrs
rafdbte i'm bic Noliaet in einem einz
iamen 9aufe in Der Gegenb BON Monte
Doro; es CAB einen barten Ranpf;
atpei 8eamte tparen tobt. mebrere Ser,
ipunbete blieten nm plabe, unb Wlus
lone entfan,. Gin Sournaliit aus
Monte Doro telearapbirte einen lans
gen Beriht iiber ben &anpf an etn
9latt in palermo. Mber Mulone lit
Elm moberner 9rigant, unb er lieft audi
bic 3eitungen; -tbm mibfisl bic Mrt Der
8eridterltattung, bic ieiner Sapferfeit
nidt genus Mnertennuns soute. We>
nige Sage barauf empfing bic 3eitl1ng
in paIermo Elm @1reiben, in benz er
mittbeilte, bab er ben Heporter nit
benz Sobe beitrafsn tpiirbe; benz 9riei
lasen 5ebn Sire Il 2ira = 1913
gents) als preis bas Mbbruds bei.
Der ungliidlibe Bsri9terftatter psrlieb
tags barauf fein 9eim in Monte Doro
unb iiebelte ft9 in palermo an.
Salomone bat feline eolbene Treibeit
perloren. Dor einem balben Sabre ge-
lang feline Seitnabme. 9ei ibm mar
es bic leibige politif unh nidt bic
2iebe, bic ibn gum Mbenteurer ma9te.
gr flob in bic Beree tnfolse eines
3tpiites, ber pGbrenb Der @en,einbe>
ratbstpablen entbrannte. Gin gutsbe>
fiber, bon benz Ct nit Der Waffe in Der
9anb @affreunbf9aft psrlangte,
flOBts ibm, in's Gfen bermildt, elm
S9lafmittel elm. Mdbrenb bes
S9lun1mers bena9ri9tiste er bic Ras
rabinieri. Maein es gelang @alos
none nod I'm lebten Muaenblid, gu err
tpaden, unb ct ersriff bic 11udt. St
mar ni1t melt getommen, als ct fid
bon a9t Genbarmen lnlrinst fdb, bic
ibn na9 flraem 9anbsemense iibers
tpdltisten. 3ipar bot ct 5000 Sire fir
feline GreilaKung, aber bas Nngebot
ipurbe abgetpiefen, unb man fhleppte
ibn in ben &erfer. g(uh feline Sc
f9i9te bat cine tpunberli9e Mifauns
BON blutisem Werbre1ertbum unb
srobsiistgem gbelmutb. Seitbem Ct
Bel ben Mablen in Barro Graneo ben
8ursermeiiter. ieinen politif9en Gega
ner, niebersefredt bate. lebte ct bonn
Naube, unb ME bat er gesaubert, feinen
Oold gu benuben, ipenn Espionage unb
Werrdtberei feline Greibeit 81 umearz
men brobten. Mit ibm sufammen iinb
3tpei @eiitlihe unb aipei 9erren aus
Barro Traneo perbaftet tporben; iie
iparen es, bic i'm {einerasit 81 ieinem
erften Morbe dnqeitiftet batten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
0as Bette, mas Die @eIt btetet

rgs 9ereiht mir gu unenoliAem Ser.
gnlgen, Buflen's Nrniea 5albe 3u
empfeblen". ia9t S. gB. Sentins BON
CHAPEL Diq. 81. 6. sd bin iiberaeu9t,
oab es Die bette Salbe 1T, melde bic
Welt bietet. sic heilte einen umlauf
an meinem Daumen. unb iie uerfebIt
ME iebe Wunbe. BranoiteQe ODER jebes
@eidtpIr au beilen, tporauf lie auf9e-
le9t tpiro." Barantirt bon peters
Qpotbete. 9lur &c. Neriudt lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
CHIT oaS GbenbiIo. .@ottes

uHb beuteY Gin i1pdDii1 @eihlent Dbne gaft unb
Qraft Sin bie,em fndppen Gegeniab 1T bos uefeut.
lidbe 6er ge9eben, beren noe.
Mile anShabmen uur bie 2egel beitdtlgen. Mutb
bett fnDet man ia nod 9eiftig nnb t6rperlid gtlnnoe
6ReHi&eu, abtr es tinb eben MIR bic ftltenen Ansa
nobIsfn bon Der SeQeL Wit ben itetig erb6bten Ans
ipren peltbe an BE 4eiftungst ber Wenf9en
6ejieGt murhen bat fi9 aud 6e GrboiuK8S
iii annehmenb atIfeiaert btS Re In cine Dtrgni9ungS.
iudf auSorttfe imb beibe 5niommeu iteuen an Geit
nu6 aDrper anforberungem benen Ter bon Str0paten
oelnaud&te 0trper erIiegt DenIet 0aron bel 3eiien
@eHn en9 &pp}i&merjeM, S6minbeL Dsatfigtttt
air I'LL Hebers uub Aierenieiben. Rtdsni& i&m66e NIB
anbert Gebretem ermntuen Denftt baran BET Seiten,
M & nur eim unfebIbnrtS Nittel 0tbt Gu@ wteeeS
ft1nab IN m0teM bie uMi@6tbdren, ans beM rstnjfen
1&o&SfN{6tten nub otue 6tfnhs met1ui{&e 8eiMtfd9s
&i8e3 leraelteNteM ~ 9sruosb 3r6uierplasn. GM
D* III 6afre oOtik1qnbs biz o1etn IN etanoe ~
'S11il TT. - IN Npe(5e1sn. s SsntS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
Gtwtrbtlibultu.
Dsx1Ieidb s0iiAen 0erasttSen 4ttNAItsM tn
9ewtidsIa16 tno Mmstifa.


9ewtidsIasS ans Mmsrifa.
Gin Ga4mann bon nationolem
Rufe, ber Stats >S9ul1uperintenbent
Draper bon SEEM Oort. siebt in feinem
Sabresberidt an bic bortise 2esislatur
einen @erglei9 apii9en ben anerita>
nif9en unb ben beutfden Generbefhus
len. gidt bic Mmerifaner, 70 fiibrt
DRAPER aus, iteben an ber Spite bes
Graiebunssueiens. fonbern fe iuerben
bon Deutfdlanb iiberfliiselt, bem duh
tein anberes 2anb, fotpeit Geperbe<
fdalen in 8etraat tomuen. sleid ftebt.
Die ameritanifden Getperbei4ulen bez
rubten mebr barauf, 8etriebsleiter unb
rRapitdne Der Snbuitrie" beranaubil.
ben, als sefhidte 9anbnerter, unb ipo
nirfli4 in iol9en Sdulen benz 9anbs
tperte Rednuns setrasen nerbe, lei
mebr bic 3beorie als bic praris bors
berrf4enb. Won Der unteren S9ule
aus ri9teten fi9 bic Musen na9 Der
oberen unb BON biefer nah elmer Nerz
tpaltunssitele; Elm sef9idter Qanb>
tperter gu tperben, baran ldeine f.iner
gu benten. Bonn Mnfans big gum
gnbe fei in benz ameritaniI9en sSnbu<
ftriesSbftem ni9ts gu finben. I'M bds
9dnbpert au f0rbern unb au ebren.
Die beuti9en @eiperbef9ulen bin>
segen tpirben in prdaifer Weiie in
Werbinbuns nit elmer suten alIsemei>
men Musbilbuns fir ben 9anbtperfer<
ftanb fopobl pie fir 8erufs=Bran9en
geleitet, unb lie erfiillten tpirtli9 ben
3ped, fiir tpel9en Iie in's Qeben eez
rufen tporben feien. Mu9 benz beuts
f4en Raifer ldBt Draper @ere9tisteit
tpiberfabren, inbem er beFen Worte
ipiebersibt, bic Sdulen iollten mebr
auf bic 8ilbung bes gbaratters unb
bic tbatfddliden Notblpenbigteiten bes
3ebens binipirfen. als auf GielzWi5z
lerei unb 2ernerei. @lei9aeitis peift
Der @enannte au4 barauf bin, baB
bic @etperbefdulen in Deut59ldnb bic
boQe unterftiisuns ber Geiperfidaften
bdtten, pdbrenb man bier5ulonbe bic
3abl Der 2ebrlinge mod 3u perrineern
fude. trobbem tbat1Ghlic6 bic 9{adz
frase nad 2ebrlingen bas Mnsebot
iiberfliisele.
Nad @dtIberung ber @ituation in
dnbern 2dnbern fomnt Draper su fol-
genbem Befunb: ,Gs gibt feline anbere
Nation als bic beutfde, Bel ipel6er bic
Graiebung fir bas 9anbpert 70 pi1-
fenf4dftlid, 10 glei6mdbig, 70 erfola@
reid unb 10 fret 1T. WiFenidaftli6,
infolse Der Gorf9uns unb @riinblida
teit; sleidmdbis. neil bas Gr3iebunass
fpitem cine ppramibe, nit ber Sn6uz
ttrie ais Bats, bilbet; erfolsreid, tpeil
bic Getpobnbeit, bic ainber reselmdbia
5ur @hule 81 fenben, cine allgemeine
1T; fret, IN tldrer Mnertennuna bs-
:Sbdtfa9e, bab bic @etpan bes @taa1
tes Der reiniten Demofrdtie, fptpeit ber
llnterri9t in 9etraHt iommt, Maum
geipGbrt. Die Deutfhen baben biel
bon Dem, mas ben Mmeritanern manz
gelt, ndmIi4 bic Gdbisteit, griinblid
5n fein.1 Mls GefammtrefuItdt bes
lbeutfhen @pftmS griinbli9er grs
Stehung sur Snbuftrie fiibrt bann
f4liebli9 DRAPER an, bnb ben 3ablen
bes genfuss8ureaus IN Wd5binaton
gemGb TN Sabre 1905 bic Der. Gtaus
ten nit ibrtn groben nntiirIiGen
9ilfsqutllen dngefertigte W1aren i'm
Dertbe BON 1856, ,O23, 900 dusfiibrten,
tpGbrenD Deutfnlonb fpI4e i'm Msrtte
bon 81, ,079, $40, 900 exportiyt fat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

= Seize Gniielp. Elm Nnaeielter Der
3. & Is. giienbabn, aerietb anl lebten
5amlta9 Nabmittaa in 3oar Gtation
nit benz linten Nrm 3uiihen atpei
isradtwaeen uno er maro idlimm an
Nrm uno au1 an Der Geite DerleBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

Die protibitionifen nollen bon
Der Mnti-6 -6aloon &ea9ue ni6ts ipifen,
pielsldt neil Ge ben Derbabt be9en,
bab oeren UQlt9lisoer i'm @ebeimfn ~
aud loufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

4m 90. 9nli iii Ganal Dcper Sos,
Gus. Elm Nrbeiter in Der &olIin1nill.
an MoaenblutunAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
Special 24n3eiee,

Gin Guantum bon 1rnilel Geppid,en, Gnoen,
70 lanse Ger Dorrath aushdlt, fir 90 Gents
Ole Qaro.
Cine fd1one 2lusrpahl BON Batilt NIT Bano auf
Der Settle uno Samns i'm preiIe bon bis IS
Gents
11ehmt oen Sahrituhl uno erfunoiot Guc, mad,
unieren fpeselen nieorieen preiien in un.
ferem Department fir fertiee Rleioer.
2lm Sreita9 meroen mir ale uniere oarnirten
Piite auf oem erlten Booen haben, III prpi.
fen, oae jeoer But perfouft miro
Sett uniere hute gu % Gents i'm Senlter.
Retner oerielben miro 3ur probe rpeeeeianot ooer
3urldeenon,men, nadoen er perfauft 1T.
Rommt uno ieht uniere preiie uno Jhr rperoQt
finoen, oa6 pir oas Bette haben, pas man
fur oen preis in Der 5taot finoet
6. @. 8urrp'6 11elter @tpre.
sae'p @bilaoelpbia, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
REDUCING COSTS.

The Old Dominion management is gradually getting down it's costs and it is believed that this year will see the end of the extraordinary expendi- lures which for the past few years have made the Old Dominion one of the highest cost producers in the country.
 The Old Dominion is not only ma terially reducing its costs but it is paying off it's floating debt which on March 31 amounted to s75O,000. The management expects to be entirely clear of floating debt by October l.
 While detailed figures of costs for June are not at hand, it is under stood that by receiving 12.67 cents per pound for that months produc- tion, the company netted a profit of two cents per pound. Net earnings. therefore, were about $7O,O0O, which compare with $40,00O for May.
 For July the company will receive an average of from one-quarter to three-eighths cents per pound above the June figures. while the output should be about the same.
 Every cent per pound increase that the Old Dominion receives for it's copper on the present output adds S125 per share, to the earnings
 Present copper costs are 1Oh cents per pound and this figure includes from l to 1k cents per pound for dead work
 new and important development
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
In the Sentemher Century.

Of more than common biographical interest should be the paper in the September Century onf The Early Life of Robert Fulton'' by Alice Crary Sutcliffe, a great -granddaugh- ter of the inventor. Mfss Crary has been intrusted by the Fulton family with the preparation of volume which will be. virtually, a new pre- sentation of this famous man, who, as painter and inventor, doubly challenges the attention of his com patriots. Researches have discovered number of new portraits of and by Fulton, and have brought to light new material in regard to his whole career. The September Century pa per and later accounts will be taken from the most interesting of this new material.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for Tho
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for "A hours ending 5:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
His Motive,

Finding nothing of a portable na- ture in the unguarded freight car. eX- cept- a box of soap the hobo picked it up and carried it away.
 Tt lesens de visible supply" he said, as he dumped it in the river.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
SKIN CLEARED By Simple Change in Food.

It has been said by physician that most diseases are the result of | indigestion.
 There's undoubtedly much truth in the statement, even to the cause of many unsightly eruptions, which many suppose can be removed by ap- plying some remedy to the outside. By changing her food a Kan. girl was relieved of an eczema which was a great annoyance to her. She writes
 For five months I suffered with an eruption on my face and hands which caused me great deal of in convenience. The suffering was all most unbearable
 The medicine I took only gave me temporary relief One day I happen ed to read somewhere that eczema was caused by indigestion. Then I read that many persons had been relieved of indigestion by eating Grape Nuts
 T decided to try it. I liked the taste of the food and was particularly pleased to notice that my digestion was improving and that the eruption was disappearing as if by magic. I had at last found, in this great food something that reached my trouble
 When 1 find victim of this af- fliction I remember my own suffering and advise a trial of Grape Nuts food instead of medicines" There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich. Read, The Road to Wellville," in pkgs
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from .ime to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
BASEBALL
American leauue.

DUIItI It-o JVFo dIII DNIIIISf I1LlFNN Doyle and KleinOw.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18

l George w. Cowgirl returned Sunday morning from a few days visit in Los Angeles where he went chiefly to se- cure full set of the pictures made in this valley last winter by the Califor- mia Panorama company at the instance of the Calkins Syndicate. He had great difficulty in finding the proper persons but succeeded in doing so and secured a full set of the pictures. They will be nicely framed and displayed at the exposition held in connection with the 18th session of the Irrigation congress. Later they will be returned to Phoenix. exhibited at the territorial fair and will then probably be install ed in the board of trade room. It is conceived by the board that no better advertisement of this section can be made than with these pictures. MT Cowgirl also had number of other matters in hand for the advertising of the valley in most of which he was eminently successful and feels that the time and money for the trip was we'll spent, though not a great deal of eith- CT was consumed.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18

at the old Dominion is the starting of a new two-compartment shaft about 500 feet west of Pinal creek, in territory which has never before been considered mineral bearing. This ac- ton wa staken with view of open ing the west country ore body which was found so extensive and rich until the water prevented further Iexploration. There was no outcrop- ping or any surface indications of ore west of the creek. but under ground conditions would indicate that the ore runs into this country, and the old Dominion management will seek it at a distance of about 1000 feet from the present known limits of the ore body.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
In the Long Ago.

The astronomers were searching for the lost Pieland.
 Its like looking for needle in a hay stack" they observed. but how are we going to find it if we don't search?"
 You might try a want ad," sug- gested a businesslike young man who was among the bystanders.
 But science then, as now, kept it's head too high up in the clouds to note the march of improvement in practical affairs on earth. and the suggestion was ignored.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
CAMP PERRY CONTESTS.

Camp Perry. O., Aug. 17.-There were three important matches on to- days program of the national rifle as sociation tournament. They were the championship regimental skirmish. the Wimbledon cup shoot, and the regi- mental team match. The team match was partly finished, and the Wimble- don cup shoot was put over until to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENX CITY TIME.

"The Diamond Jo". All
 Main line local points
 Phoenix to Ash Fork, Los
 Angeles, San Francisco
 and all other points west.
 Leaves daily at. ..2:15 a. m. "The Daylight Express. All
 Main line local points and
 all points east of Ash
 Fork.
 Leaves daily EXCEPT SATURDAYS at ........S:00 a. m. "The Coast Limited". Through Pullman Sleeper to Los Angeles, connect ing with California Limit ed Train No. at Ash Fork.
 Leaves EVERY SATUR- DAY at .................4:3 30 D. m. Trains arrive from Ash Fork at 1:45 a. m. DAILY and 4:10 p. m. daily.
 No trains on branch line to Parker on Sundays.
 Tri-weekly service from Prescott to Crown King and Poland. Call Main 1OS for further information.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18

It Is CrystaIIized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem bright. Then keep box handy
 Of Crystallized Canoy To keep you feeling right. And if there is girl expecting That you will call tonight,
 # you want a kiss that
 Is brim full of bliss, get A package of CrystaIlized Candy
 At Donofrios'
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
National League.
MIR. coWGILL HoME-secretar,

Batteries-Sallee, Beebe and Bliss; Matthewson and Branahan.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
HOTEL BROADWAY COURT.
No. Broadway, Los AnueIes

wv SiOau"dJJ Los AngeieS. High, Cool and Comfortable. Rooms with running hot water, soc and 75c per day up. Housekeeping suites completely furnished, $16 month up Baths phones, elevator, etc. Strictly modern
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
MISSION APARTMENTS.
POP No. Broadway, Los Angeles.

2O2 No. Broadway, Los Angeles. ElegantIy furnished housekeeping suites. buffet kitchens. private baths, etc. Single room with private bath $lOO per day up. Running hot and cold water. Every modern conven- fence.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
Work of Necessity.

Why. Dicky. did you kill snake on Sunday"
 "Yes'm. It was tryin' to bite me on Sunday"
Arizona republican., 1908-08-18
LADIES

Visit MacDouald's College of Beauty Culture, 2Of Mercantile Place, corner Spring St, Los Angeles, Cal Hair Dressing, Manicuring, and Facial Massage 15 cts. each. All branches taught. Hair manufacturing our spe- cialty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-08
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.

meeting
Science 1910 will the notable
visited these Islands in the ngy and
petitions nothing of the kind which this gathering scientists will be
before.
gathering
stimulating perhaps
especially indirectly ought aid in the solution
problems
investigation phh by example
scientific
trouble problems is that being economic
intimately
of them
hard believe
American Association Advancement
Science problems wl
possible those who really
be able
clearly AM 10 freely.
community
gathering cordial hospitality? welcome
dollars for what will
for whic
do intellectual the realm of that highest
problems
similar problems confront
gathering without material
all
facility What they write what they
in
wide and n an important
In viii be of naculatle
inaugurang
carrying survey
To enable the
enthusiastic
the
institutions
the
viii be able visualize the
anee
result gathering viii influences
behalf of
hest but to give help
rial and sordd
gathering here the
whole community
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-08
GREAT ROAD
WORK ON KAUAI
CONTINUED from Page one,

CONTINUED from Page One.)
brought down to a four per cent.
grade, so easy that any horse can trot
it and be as fresh when it gets to the
top as it was at the foot.
In Kalaheo, where the macadamizing
force begins work on Monday, the road
has been transformed. The surveyor
who originally laid out that piece of
road must have borne in mind that
the curved line is. the line of beauty,
as he had made it a succession of SEES,
and they were small SEES in the bar
gain, With sharp curves every few
feet. The new grade has got all the
distractions to a clear view of the
whole stretch removed and the sweep
is now continuous from the top TO the
turn at the bottom of the hill.
The traveller still has a steep climb
to overcome in order to get out of Ha-
| nalei. but once on the top he can
| drive along at trot right through
| the district The road through this
| district used TO Kill more horses than
| all the others taken together. It con-
| sisted of an unbroken line of hills and
| dales with slippery paths at an angle
/ of fifteen degrees or more. These are
| all of the past now, and even the Mo-
| loaa hills Will soon be ancient history
| The county is indebted to the Kilauea
| plantation for the ease with which il
| has been able to accomplish this work
| as that corporation has given County
| Engineer Moragne all the surplu,
| water he could use for sluicing pur-
| poses.
The county still has the Hanalei ant
! Eleele hills to tackle. but these sOuve
Mrs of ancient regime will undergo {
| transformation in the near future. anj
| very few travellers will be sorry to Sc,
| these landmarks" isappear.-Tnt
| Garden Island.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-08
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE.

vyt ,fu,or hos
can Improvements Marine which
contain some arguments marine
qt least entirely setting and arrangement OF the
He begins summary Admiral Dewey the
Secretary Navy viewed
military standpoint the merchant marine of the United States should
be augmented
experienced auxiliary vessels
difficulties and embaassments would have been greater
been against active
from augmented American marine would
be number of experienced eafarg men from whom to draw %
Mr. Munger saws that we are now carrying from to n per
imports bottoms This has cut largely out Of
and results mail for of
being carried twice across the Atlantic in subsidized European
strengthen marine
discriminating building hp
ta t ] th ba , bi Ai and to bu them built abroad
building these ships
Discriminating greatly
the abroga of about thirty commercial treaties with no
prospect securing
of retaliation by other nations 1t not general in its application as many
of the wish to make are rade ports many of the goods
would
penes of ships under other flags
mails would develop mail steamships
little capacity would probably drive the few tramp steamers we
subsidy equalization yearly sustained by
under the American several different
which affect different classes of vessels differently
eOndes that of these several remedial
problem composite might This the
form of bounty paid to pOwners building ships thus in his opinion equal
ig built Next mail compensation
paid steamships Third there should be subsidy
kind of vessels.
proportion of the of naval volunteers
until reached;
compensation for willing
ness o.
SIS for boys.
this idea 1.-THE naval volunteer idea being
would be enrolled
the the
available supply of material
results of outlines thousand
to
of the
enabling 10 cent but 80 40
The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-08
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