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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' sssss 'ss Of IhZzM
Adrian Notes.

From the Journal
James McLsy, Of Lone Tree, and
Miss Bonnie Howe were united In
marriage at the home OF the brides
parents in Grand River township, on
Sunday, December 22nd, 1907.
-N-FWeli4sPHlling for a farmers
institute to be held In Adrian this
winter. Such meetings are OF great
value to community and we hope
that Mr.. Wolf will be successful In his
efforts to land this meeting. The
Journal editor will contribute his
mite toward this end.
IL 1t were not for those Kansas
zephyrs which too frequently sneak
across the state line and play havoc
with Missouri's placid atmosphere
We would advertise this as winter
resort. When 1t comes to dealing
with the hot or cold air problem 1t
does not pay to be too close TO Kan
sBs.
Mrs. c. L. Mills and her daughter,
Mrs. Burley Reeder, entertained the
members OF the New Century Club at
their beautiful home In this city
Wednesday afternoon In a very
pleasing way, for which they are
noted. For several years Mrs. Mills
was the popular president OF the
Club and this reception to the men,
bers was more heartily appreciated
because OF their former pleasant re-
lations with the senior hostess.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
State Aid for the Schools.

Republic.
In its attacks upon the States dis
tribution Of money for the support
of public schools, the St. Louis
Globe Democrat raises direct issue
which it Is hoped she Republican
party OF Missouri will put ibto It's
platform for the coming campaign
In which the mec beers OF the Legi>ls-
ture and u Governor are 80 be- elect
ed.
The more than a million OF dollars
which the State annually distributes
among the counties for school pur.
poses is drawn from two sources.
Small ~ is the tax rate, one-third OF
the revenue which is produces is con-
tribused by the State TO she support
OF the common schools. The rest OF
the money thus distributed is she in
teress, at and 6 per cens on she
permanent school tund OF more than
50, 100000
The great bulk Of the money which
pays for MiSsouri's excellent school
system is, Of course, raised by local
taxation. But, as u matter OF dol.
lars and cents, the States coutribu-
tion is a substantial help. More
shan that, Il expresses the States in
terest In public schools, and eneour.
ages local communities to efforts TO
main tain shem IN she highest eiticien.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-01-09
Didn't HeIp Him.

From January Harper's.
1t is seldom that anyone thinks OF
laughing at a funeral, but an incl
dent happened In Providence not
long ago that caused q smile.
The regular minister was sick, and
preacher from nearby town was
asked to take charge OF the services,
and he arrived at the last moment,
q total stranger In the town. When
he started to speak he launched into
an eloquent eulogy Of the deceased,
as was his custom, and was just be-
ginning to pay glowing tribute to
the departed one when it suddenly
dawned upon him that he did not
know whether 1t was a man or q wo-
man.
STOPPING down, he whispered In
the ear Of an old man who sat beside
him. "Wss the deceased q brother
or q sister,"
The old man was q trifle deaf, so
the minister repeated the question.
No, no." said the man. "Only @
friend, that's allr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07

0enofrotiibcn GonQreB N}itQlicocr
ihriecn 6urrob, itonlpitcn nit bcn
SiiBcn bdmmcrtcn bic @ulte nit
ibren 6GltItcn, ser oItc oNcbcl 9]cQ"
pur0e nit betGubcnOcnt Gifcft lo3gcs
loiien lmo sic HepubIfoucr INN OoN
niHt aon5 llnpatrtotiid) 3u Cribeincn
flupptcn aucb Gin biahCn NIT. glbcr
inlrc @cihtcr ihniitcu Tie 0a6ci mo
&cOcr fonuic icbcn 0oB Scr 2(pplar@
niht BON 0e3en tnnr gll9 OiC Scr
lciung 3u Gn0e, Onucrtc 0oa @eioblc
lnO Standardization mo ou1CnCinc
Carmen mcbrCrc Wtiutcn lana. So
lit cine @otid)ait cinca @rGiiOcntcn
nod nic ntIAenonucu mor0Cn mic
Is nit ser bCiltiaen gcihub llu0 0ic
repubifnniIhcn GommCnture2 GiuCr
ser ,couicruotinCu" SCnotorcu cont
ItutirtC nit be0auCrnOcn2cbiclindCn:
Mcnn mon oCu pOIjtiid)en (heil bon
Dem labIiben trrmt ioUcit 0iC9
chen m01lih, nnrB oic 9otihoit ais
nlnAliidli6 iir 0ic Furtci" betruh
tct mer0Cr." Gin &utcruNu tunntc
bon fcinen ntoBQcbcuOcu 9icpubita.
ncr crlnn9t mcroen. Sprc6Cr San
non mar IumWl mir cine guitcr. Gic
iibrigen GnrteiIiIbrcr 0G2 Nuule2 Oc3.
gleibcn. 9lbcr in cinem Gomitc}im
mcr iaBen ciu halb GubenO Der lei,
tenoen NtitNIie0er oc9 S>ouir9 5uiun,
men. Sic oCro 90. Nothuit miro
inns mCbr (rllbel MAIDEN, ais irdcn1
Gtpo2, mas cr friihCr acnuht bot
l0gte Gincr grinnlig lntO Ole 2lnoe
rem nidtcn mclandoliltb 0u3u. Sic
9lnlidt inter Den Ncptblitoncrn Qcbt
picliadb 0nbin 6oB 0cic @otihuit cnt-
meber 0ic domination NooleuClt,
o0cr Die Gon0i0ohW cinC3 ser con,
lerontiuCn GonOiGotcn 5rr Golgc bu.
ben merOc. 6iir Glit ici nnmcbr
tcin Elob OorbonOcn, oenn Ole bier
pom Fr6iiNentcn norAeihlaQcnc ia
oifnItlIr fonnc cr ciniocb niNt nit
MAIDEN. gScnn on4 Hano oui cine
,5orticblng scr o9iooieucIt FoIitit'
pcriciien ici Nonu miiiic cr cbcn
ielbit Die domination crboItcn. Ga
iei meiter nidt5 oobCi }u mohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
WOtOrmann Gellg ucrnrt6cilt.

9tcm Oorf, 81. Snnuor -
F0lI GeIIu, Motormnnm 0eS 3u1cs
Ger 8. SOenIe 6o6bo6r, meI6er inn
September 1905 an ser SO. StruBc
lmo Q. gIpcnite cntgleiite, nobel If
Wlenihcnleben pcrloreH gingeu, uur-
6e berte 5lt nitbt iiber 5mci Sabre
lm0 feds Wonate uno nid)t inter ci.
mem SATIRE lno ie6S Wonate Soit
ucrurtbeiIt. @r entflob befonntIih
na6 ser &atoItropbe, um6 eS aeIana
crit I'M Iebtcn Suli, i'm in Son 1Sron.
cisco nu3uipiirru. Gon sort aus
murOe ct bicr6er au$geIieiert m0 IN
ieincm Gro3ciie 0es To0tihIogcS i'm
3mciten @ro0e iibcriiibrt.
IbomoS Wc9crmott, Elm an6crcr
Wotormnlut oeiIen @oggou inn let.
ten Suli 2oui8 &onerm in @ronr
iibcriubr lmo t0Otcte, tplr0c cbcuiaa8
0c8 GoOtihloge8 i'm 3Weitcn @roOe
iiberiiibrt mo 81 eiuiGbriger, 3ud)t.
bnu5bait perurt6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Wcrcttctc Edliifbriidliac.

SonolullL 81. Sonuar. - Die
llcberIebcnoeu oe9 onerifoniidcn
Sdiiie9 DGclipie", melhes am #.
&onnar. nui Der 6abrt bon Neiucalt.
lt, gtultrulien, nah San Srun5isco
tcgrillen, gei6citert it, iino beilte
bier angefonmen rno nad einem
Nolpitnl perbrodt peroen. Sic be-
iinoen lid in 6olge ouageltonoener
Heioen III einem fldgIihen 3uitonOe.
GineS Der 9leitllng5boote tenterte II.
IT. 6olge 0eiien ruuren IS Wanu in
Dem einjigen ouoeren 9oote 5uiant-
rlcnqcor1ngt. Sic uuroen 16 Gage
lang oui Gobcr see lmbergetriebeit
ebe iie Sano errcidten 3rei bon
ibncn, 5. N}oooe, 2. Gnnis nnb
Ghriitiunien itlrbcn m1breno oieier
3eit. .w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Grploiiun int Nrienaf.

q lila oelp bio 81. Sanitar.
- 6iinf MGnner nuroen beute ourd
cine Grploiion i'm S6rapnel -9eportr.
lnent 0es 9unoeS 9lrienaIs 81 ,Sranf.
ioro, i'm norooitli6en Staottbeile,
perlest, orei berielben beoeuflid. Die
SdweruGrpunoeten iino; Sobn 8.
WcOlullen, Gbas. 3uaerton uno 81.
mer ). See. 3wolf MGnner maren
IN Dem 3inmer, in weldem iih Ole
grploiiolt ereignete, oil Der grbeit.
ltnter ben in anoeren 1beilen oes glr.
ienols beidditiaten 600 Srauen unb
WGohen brad) ein Eanif aus. un0
rbgleid oieielben idmmtli6 umper-
lest oas 6reic erreihtcn, befanoen
iid oenno6 etipa eih 2liseno beriel-
ben in einem iolhcn 3ultanoe Der
Spiterie, oaB Iie in autiden nad
Sauic geididt fperben mubtcn. Gin
Seuer, iuelbes atf Die Grploiion
foIgte, luur0c raid geloldt ilno Der
pefunidre Shaoen lit nidt grOB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
2eDrcriu anf 6en EBilippincn crmOr-
Dpt.

8aibiugton ,. g., 81, S0n.
- 9Eie cine 0em Bureau fir 2Sniu,
ldr-9Iifairen 5llgegangene Gcpei6e
mcIoet, lit gInna 6. Nabn aus Snoin,
lla, cine Ser erlten ser bon 0rn Ser.
Staaten nab oen EbiIippinen gc-
ihidteu 2ebrerinnen am %. &anuar
5u 9atangaS, allf Ser HSniel 2rBon er.
moroet morOen. 9tGbere Gir3clhei,
ten Ieblen nod. Die Qei6e ser Or
moroeten miro einbaliamirt um0 be-.
buiS 9eeroi1lng nod ibrcr Seinatb
aeldidt iuer0en.
Crete, gtebr. 81. &onuar. -
6ran q. Sadlon mlroe bellte Nah.
mitto9 iibcr 0ie Grmoround ihrer
ShmcIter 2Iunn 6. Sabn atI QlUou
bendbricbtigt. SRI. 0abn, mclhe etma
40 Sabre alt mar, bcrbrudtc 5manjig
Sabre in bieiiger StoOt rno mor cine
emiige 9lrbeitcrin in airbcn glnge-
le0enbeiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Sprcdjcr Sole int @corGnge.

SoIcm Waii, 81. Sonunr. -
'Sobn q. Cole, SpreAer 6es llutcr,
bnlticS Ser 9egislutur BON WtaIlohu.
lettS, pelher oeu o6ten Iiitrift bon
@iier iiebcn Sabre lang in ser @e.
iebgcblng pcrtreten bat, lit BON ser
8rnnO. SlrD mcgcn elmer Serleslng
ser Staot@gciete IN 9lnfIoge5uItonb
ucricbt lporOCn. gr ioa reou5irte
6abrprciie iiir picle Eerioncn, Dor.
ncbmlih Stuoentcn, ouf Ser Bolton
unO Wainc 9nbn" gefor0ert uno err
langt babcn Gle 9lnflnge iiibrt 1913
Eunfte nlif itno lluter oen GorI6riis
ten oeS @eiebeS fann iGm in ieoem
ein5elnen Eunfte cine 8eIoblBe Don
800 bis $1,000 alrierleat 1peroeu
Sr. Sole erfIGrt, cr bulte eS nid)t iiir
Gin Terbreben, elmer 9ln3abl Der.
bienltpoller Stlt0entcn billiac t5o6r.
pelegenbeit sur 6ortIebung ibrcr
Stuoicn perihafit 81 baben, luo Die
9IntIage iei 6a8 @ert icincr politi.
i6en 6einoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Giien0abnen in @crlegcnBcit.

Gbicoqo, SaS., 81. Sauuor. -
Sir oen Z. Sebrunr lit cine Spejiol.
Geriomnllng Der 9lmerican Maillpop
9.liocidtion bierber einberlfen nor.
6cn, Inn WiaBnabnen gegen Die
idlperen 8erlillte our6 ooS ietige
&crienoen bon Ieeren @oggonS 5ll
treiien. g8ie oerlolltet, beltano ein
6iinitel Der ldn1mtliden sSradt5iige
aus Ieeren @aggons, Die man ibren
relp. 9abnen ooer Yripatcigentbii.
mern 5uriid ianote. Gen gabnen
erlpahien ooourh iebr groBe Ser
lllite, uno man lit Jest sur lleber5eli-
gllng oefommen. ooB eS portbeilbof-
ter lit, Die @aqaonS 81 belaiien, iuo
iie gerooe ii6 beiinoen bis man fe
benotbigt.
Wton bea6iid)tigt oaber, ole Hegii.
Iotionen 9etreiis Der Conventional
Strlfen fir 5uriidgebaltene @og.
gons 3u iuspenoiren, uno 5luar bonn
I. MGr5 an, bis oie Gage aberntnls
@eitraillng nnh Dem 8eiet erfor'
bert. Giienbabnleute erflGren oab
Die iebiee Gage nientals porber ibres
@lei6en batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07

u em 0orf, 81. Sonuar. -
Qte aSriental- -9onf," melhe qcItern
cinem 2Inlturm ibrer BlGubiger aus.
aeIebt mar, fat beute lire 5biiren
ridt eroifnet. Gine ongeihlagene
Setanntma6lng tbeilt, oaB iie AMI
Velebl 0eS StaatSbant Superinten-
Oenten geihloieu lit. Die 9InItalt
lhuloete belltc Dem oGIeoring Souie"
eincn Relt pon $93900O un0 mar
Eiht I'M Stanoe, ibren Ier6inOlih.
teiten nntb5utommcu.
Die Iepolitoren elmer ser fleine.
rem 9anten in 9rooflpn beaannen
bcutc iriib einen Sturmlnui lmo
etpa 30 0Crielben ltanoen in elmer
Geibe, ais Die Sbiiren ge0ilnet prr.
0en. Die all8ge5nblten 8etrGge ma.
rcu iebod) aering, lno ipie 0ie Beam.
ten ser 2InitaIt crfI1ren bat lid) ser
Fonif nibt oili Die grGBcrpn 9epo.
ittoren rritredt.
Iic oSrientals s9dnt" bate ein 9lr.
ticnfapitnI bon $750,000 im0 ld)ul.
Octe sur 3eit hires Iesten gIu5meiie&
$I576,St1 an inoipi0ueIle Iepolito.
rem ioipie 3,477252 an 9onfen
ganfiers uuo Mofler. Sic bate ei.
nen lleberiduBfono pon $4,000
lmo inbcrtbeiIte Erofite i'm @etroge
BON $303,947. Die 2eitllng ibrer
9lifaireu lit Dem Staatsbonf Gro-
niuntor IS. 2. 2eonaro iibertra9en,
Cine 6iliale ser gonf IN 9tr. 122,
@operp, mllroe ebenfalS geidloiicn.
Die Gerlegcnbeiten ser 9anf lino cine
Solge oeS I'M letten Sttober einges
tretenen 6oIlimentS ser borough
0nnf Of 9rooflpn" ltnb Scr nSntcrs
national SrliIt Co." NIT nel6en tie
in engen @eIdlGitsbe5icbungen ItanO.
9liborb @. Sones, GrGlioent Ser
,SrientnI-9 -9anf," trat i'm letten 9to.
pcmber slriid im0 iein 9tadiolger
lpuroc Sugb Seap, Elm befnnnter
GommiiiionSb1nOler. 0oSM MiBtrouen,
mclbeS ouf Oen fiir5lidcn sSinan5'
punif folgte, perllriodte Der 9onf
enormc 8erltIte rno fiibrte 5u ibrem
SnIliment. 3polf tonangeben0e bic
iige9onfauitolteu crboten iih geltern,
ser ;, Oriental. .9nnf" ST 100000 Dor,
5uihicBen, inn Sale Oie Gireftoren
inoioiouele Gerauhuortlidfeit iiir oie
g(nIeibe ii6ernebmen poIlten. Gie
Serrcn oiugen ieOo6 uiht 0arauf Elm,
icu6crn 5ogen Dor, Oie 9lnitdIt oem
Gonfurs 81 ii6erantluorten. Sic er'
flGren sic 1epolitorGn lpiir6en feline
&erluItc erleioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Ginluauocrun0S -9icanlatiuncu.

Gan 6raHctSco, Gal, I. Ic-
6rrar, - EoltnahriHtcu pom Sono,
lltIu 5lIfolNc bat Scr 0iiniitcr oc3
2InSludfigen 6apoibi al 0cn iopani-
Idcn @cncrnIconul General Suinto
Die Hc1alntioncn per &obcI ilbcrmit-
telt, mclcbc sic idpnniihc Gc1icrllng
i'll @e5rg oui bic 2lu9non0crltug ia.
paniitber 2lrbcitcr nod 6amnii ongcs
Eonrrncu bat. IS t0nen ou2lpaus
Oern; Nile, 0ic idon 0ort 0Gpeicu
iin0; Sic GltcrL Nottiunen o0cr Sim
ser in S1nmoii @ciin0Iibcr, ionic
@riiOer o0Cr SdmcItern 0crieIben
rno 0ic @ottcn lln0 @attnncn ser
9riiOer rnO SfmeItrrn. Die 9icgu.
lationcn tratcn bclttc in &roit. W}on
bat ouS9ercdjnct BOB Oieicu 9cItm.
mmGcn 5uioIge nod cine balbc OiiI.
lion ncbr &opnncr noh Sopnii font
men f0nnelL ga Iic9 BORT ictt jluiidcn
10000 mO 10000 &opnncr bciins
ocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
SdOOncr scidcitcrt, Mannidait Der.
mist.

Soutbm c It S arb or, Me., 81 =.
SSonlar. = Der mGbrcno Der lebten
Nodt ouf 6en &lippen nabe 2ittle
Gnd SSlono geiheiterte Oreimaitige
Sdooner iitbrte 0en 9tamen .EerrD
g." unO mar bon Hep.Dorf nah
EorriSboro, %. e., icinem SeimntbS-
bnicn, llntermcgS. Iie Wnnni6nft
miro pcrmiBt olein man gIoubt, oab
lie bon cinem poriibcr iubrenocn
aoblenOnmpier an 9oro genommen
lurrOc. Ter S6ooner miro raid
BON Der 8ranoung 5crtriimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Rod clue ganf 9cidJloiien.

Nem Orleans, ga, 81. San.
- Die 9lftionGrc Der Stote 9tationol
9onf bon 9telp SrleonS baben beu'
It bcidloiien ooS Snititut, mel6eS
iolt 100 Sabre alt lit, mli5uloien.
RohOem YrGii0ent @nl. 9lolcr Dor
mebreren g9ohen reiignirt bottc,
muroen beoelltenoe Summcn BON
oen Tepoiitoren Der 0anf ent,oaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
linflpn IN Wiiiiiiiippi.

9root NupelL Miii, 81. Gan.
- Gin GnfIOn ioa bellte groBe Der.
beerllng in Ser n0rolidb BON bier ge.
Icgenen @egcno angerittet ba6en.
Der Irabtpertebr nit Dem beimae.
ilhten 0iItritt lit total unterbrohen.
@ciiom Wiiii, 81. Sanllor. =
SehS EeriOneu iuurbcn beute burb
einen GpfIou, melher norblid) bon
bier eiucu mebrcre Meilen longen Ii.
orei Siertelmcilen breiten @ebiets.
Itreiien ucnuilitete, auaenblidlid) ae.
tootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Nr. 6.

W}mn lit cmport oorii6er, BOB 5rets
bcrr b. 9lcbrcntGaI gera0e 0en ietigen
glu9cnblif fiir oen Comp gep6blt bat.
0a eS lnerIdBIid erideint, OoB Oie
Otddtc cine geihloIiene 6ront 3eigen,
I'm ser Gfortc cine Nerldugerung ser
Won0otc @ctrcifS ser internutionalen
@c0urmCrie in 0}uccOonien lno 0ie
Gurhfiibrln8 bon SuIti5. uno 81.
non5rciorncn ab5uriugen, meI6e
not6mcn0ig iinO, nm 0en BrGueln in
!QlnccOonicn GiubaIt 81 t6uu.
9te internotionnle Diplomatic bat
icit iiber cincm Sabre aQeS @rocnfli.
DE beim SuIton ouigeboten, Inn Die.
'c Hcforncn }lt Negc SIT brinaen. Iie
3lriId5icblng GeItreif llnaurn'3
BON CONCERT lmo Die geionoerten 9(n.
crbiCtcn, luclhe cs ser Siirfei ge.
Hoht bat mcr0cu. mie man bier er.
martct cine ihroife 9Iblebnung Der
6or0crlugcu ser W1hte Seitens DER
Elorte bcrbciiiibren. sic miro audi
Die Stnutiou in Feriien beriibren,
no. mle man bier iber5eugt lit, 0ic
&lIrten ocn 3lUiit 5luii6en Seltreih
mo HuBlonO bcnubCn mer0en, NM
meiterc2 bcirittenes @ebiet 81 6eiet.
sen.
MilufOff befrteoigt uno
iibcrrai6t
Feter9b burg 81. Sunuar.
Rroiclior Saul Otilutoif Der ioeben
BON einem fu3en 9ciud in oen
Nes Stoatcn bierber 5uriifgefebrte
sSiibrer Ger conltitutionellen 1Cmo.
frotcn in Der Iumo, tubert lih iebr
beIrieoiat un0 iibcrraiht iiber oie in
Nmcrtta geiunNenen 9etpeiie bon SSn.
tcrellc fiir Ole rllililhen Gerb0ltniiie.
Gr erboift nertbuolle 9ieiuItate bon
icincr GuriteIllrng DER conItitiltionu.
llltildcn Seite oes Samples in Rub.
lono Dor Dem omerifoniihen 8oIfe.
oa3 bis iebt MIR bouptiGdIih nit
HcuoIlltionGrcn, mie 9llerei 2laooil
lmO 9tifolauS SidoifomSfp in 9eriib.
rlng gcfonunen iei.
&onoerbiIt'i DE 0tiIlio.
men fir ltngarn.
9u6opeit 81. Sanuar. - Gin
Greoit uon $5,000,000 fir Oen Sra.
ien SoSjlo S5ehenn uno Satin alma
Gcltte Der nllngariibcn Giscont. uno
&cdclbonf" bon 0elu. Dorf aus 81,
@raf S5chenpi mur0e am 27. Samlar
III Reu-H Horf nit @lnopS, ciner God.
Ter Der s5rau Cornelius @unoer6ilt,
0ctrollt.
Sc cine ruiiiibcu Solonten
in Y cgcn.
Petersburg 81. Sonuor. =
Gie rnIGuglt bon einem Montan.SSn.
getlclr bier colportirte Ho6rid)t, bob
GroBe S6oarcn ruiliibcr Iruppeu
NIT ocm 9ou elmer Giienbubn oilf
norluegibcm 8ebict, oiht al Ger rui.
iI1cn @ren5c, bcid)GitiGt ieien, ulrbc
belltc Dem bieiigcn sIlisn1rti0ei Unit
81 Senntnib gebrocbt mO bon bieiem
prompt oementirt. Seine giienbobn
ici in Der bctrefienoen G'cgeno i'm
@ou llno cine 0erartige >nboiion bcs
nonueaii6en @cbietS obne GinuiIli.
glng Der WtG6tc, luclde crit fiir5Ii6
bie SSntearitGt Norluegen'S gnrantirt,
t0nne Der rlliiiiden 9iGgierung uid)t
I'M Grolm cinioQen. Die cin5ige,
tilr3lid in Scr irogliben 8egcno in
SInGriii 0cnonmene groBere gIrbeit
beItebe in 0cr GntuideIlno uno Der.
mcnoumG Der @niierfroit oes 6luiies.
lueIdler BORT Oic @ren5e 5iuiihen 9iuB.
lono mo Honucgcn biloet, uno an
oelen l(nternebmen iei 51uptidhlih
9tonuc1en intereliirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07

BcterSburh 81. &autur. -
Sicr miro Die GrtlGrlmq wicoerboIt,
oob Der Don 0citreid proiettirte @ou
einer 9Gbn Ourh 9oSnicn sur Ser.
itcaunG oirefter &erbinonng jluiid)en
@ien m0 9ltGcn niht in ser unmit.
teI6orcn 3uflmit itottiin0en miro,
obnc ernltr entmidelungcn in ser
9aitnit Sitilotiou nad) ljdl ju 5ic9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-02-07
Sut GOnfurs.
9lnd bic ySricntnl.Sunf" in N'riu.
YOrf gCidJlUhcu.

Mebr 9todme6cn oc8 fiir3Iibcn
6inunjihlrmc3. - 0as 0amaI3
erre9te MiBtraucn ser Gcpoiito.
rem gewiiier 2InItoItcn modtc Oen-
ieIbeH sic 6orticbumg ser sc.
iddite umm6gIid.- Stroiurt6ciIc
aegcn fabrlGiiiae 9}eru.D Dorfcr
WtotormGuuer. - 9(merifaniide
2ebrcrin ouf 0en YDilippincn crs
mOrOet. - Grploiiou uno 8ouif
im 9unoe8arienaI 3u 6raufior0,
bci @bila0eIpbia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
'; e.; &C.,. ORT ~ = ::::::
Jewels Hold Successful
Water Carnival
At Baths

Last evening, with good crowd
present, and with the Santa Clara
and Keio boys as guests, the Diamond
Head Athletic Club gave a water car.
nival at the Hotel Baths, with mark
cd success
A number of interesting features
were introduced, and the evening
voted great success by the audi
ence.
Prominent among the events of the
evening was high and fancy diving
stunt pulled off by Jack O'Brien and
Carl Oss. They are both clever at
this line of work. and showed up In
their best form last night.
A burlesque in the water, which
was creditably given, occupied q
good part of the evening.
After the Jewels had finished their
little stunt, the Keios went In for u
swim.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21

The Keio team, through the cap
tain, Takahama, has filed protest in
regard to Sundays game with the
Jewels. the ground for their conten-
ton being that Bower called run
ner out who had been caught off his
base after the umpire had declared a
supposed strike foul ball.
There is not general impression
that the Keios can have the game
cancelled on this account. for the
reason that only one run was affected
and the Japs were overwhelmingly
defeated by score of 10 to 0. On
the other hand, the Keios say that
they were disheartened. and could
not play after this decision was hand
ed them. AS matter of fact. 1t is a
bubble, in the opinion of more than
one fan. Give Keio the run, and they
are almost as badly shut out as ever.
The remark is heard that 1t is a pity
the one team did not play better or
the Jewels play worse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
MARINES CHALLENGE

The tug-of-war team which the
marines of Camp Very have formed
is out now looking for, a match. W..
II. Harper, their manager, is anxious
to meet any of the local teams, and
issues a challenge to that effect.
q q =
Fukuda Is among the most versa
tile ball-players who is in the game
this season. He began his work here
by making good behind the bat, and
by electrifying the crowd with his
nice pegging to second. Last week
he was changed OFF to shortstop,
where he played good game, and
later he went into the box, for the
first time in his life in a regular con-
test, and pitched winning game
against Kamehameha.
q Il q
The Diamond Head baseball team
will practice at the Park this after
noon at the usual time.
y q u
The Santa Clara team Is improving
at great rate. II they keep this up,
in another month they would have
Comiskey on the run.
q = q
The crowd is beginning to catch
onto the fact that Shafer, the short
stop, is player of more than usual
class. His wing is a continual reye-
lation, and his one-handed stops at
second and short call for applause
time and again.
q q 4
Alas, II Keio could bat as they can
field and run bases!
q q q
Santa Clara players literally put
on their warpaint when they go out
for contest. They smear mud on
their cheeks to counteract the glare
of the sun. The effect is picturesque
II not pleasing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
MAY HAVE TWO UMpIRES

Bower as umpire of the Honolulu
Baseball League, 1t is said to be prob
able that two umpires will now be
appointed. Charles Albright is sug-
gested by number of people for one
of these. He is well qualified, as he
has had yearS of experience in the
game at the University of Washing
ton, and is known as one of the best
of the amateur players in this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
KEIO FilESS PROTEST

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
QUERY?

Why are all the present genera
tion of boxers in this city possessed
of front name which is invariably
either kid" or Young? An orig
inal boy might hake "A hit with less
timeworn stage name.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
4" Alabastire," a Fire Proof Cement

AIABASTE is only the bst inside coating the
charche5 houses club houses Office buildings and dwellings,
re everywhere for factories cotton mills pests plantation
buildings hospitals asylums etc. rgy account of its
PROPERTIES ALABASTINE perfectly fDrcof in its nature
ment that be mixed thick and in filling cracks
hard night. Is than nd to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-21
Wall Paper vs.. AIabastine

Think of having bedrooms covered with layers moulding
to feed vemn with hide them and absorb
Of respiration and animal glue culture its
also Of repeating this paperng without removing the old
number Of times at that do Then think Of with
hLABASTINE viii ratnted with
and purifying and swa Get smelling ALAEASTINE
cracks shutting out vermin.
ALABAsTNE White and large Tnts had
h.lh nackares a