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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
LAND LEASES
To be SOLD
Settlement Association From
the Big Island Turned
Down.

Land Commissioner Pratt has re-
ceived an application from settlement
association numbering nineteen, each
asking for an allotment of about 600
acres of pastoral land on Hawaii. They
were notified that the Governor does
not approve of disposing of lands to
settlement associations. but that lands
will be opened up to individual set
tiers under the special agreement re-
Gently approved by the Governor.
The Land Commissioner will shortly
advertise for sale the lease of 1898
acres at Waimea, now under lease to
the Parker ranch, for a term of nine
teen years, the lease to expire stimuli
taneously with the leases. of adjoining
lands. The rental under the old lease
was 1925 year. The upset rental is
now $248.50 per year.
The lease of 2S4 acres of the land of
Ohia, Island of Molokai, is shortly to
be advertised for term of fifteen
years. The upset rental is $25 a year
The Commissioner of Public Lands
is now advertising for sale a number
of water tanks, houses, and other build
ings which came to the Territory on
the termination of the lease of some
land to the Hutchinson Plantation
Company some time ago. The land has
now been taken up by the Thompson
Settlement Association.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
wELL-KNowN FIREMAN DIES.

Albert T. Smith, for twelve years a
member of the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment, died at his home on Punchbowl
street yesterday afternoon of dropsy
after an illness of ten days. He leaves
wife and five children to mourn his
loss.
Up to the time OF his death he was
hydTant man at the Central Fire Sta
ton, and he viii be given a fireman IS
funeral. A company Of his compan-
ions from the department, under the
direction of Assistant Fire Chief Deer
ing. viii accompany the body from
Williams undertaking parlors to Nuu-
anu cemetery. where il viii be ere
mated. The funeral win take place at
four CLOCK this afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
DATES CHANGED FOR IMAM OF
THE HOUR

There viii be no performance of the
Man of the Hour on Friday night,
as the result of the inability of "The
Mascot performers to carry out their
plans III regard to the comic opera.
Feeling that it would be better to pre-
vent any conflict of dates, as the ball
so the officers OF the Atlantic fleet will
be given on Friday, ting Man of the
Hour" viii be produced tonight, Sat
urday, and next Tuesday, Friday being
given up for Saturday.
In this manner the members of the
company viii be given chance to at
tend the reception to Admiral Sperry
and his officers, and win still be able
to entertain the officers and men at the
Opera House.
The company which viii take part is
in the best of shape and there will be
no slips in the play, which shows the
result of hard and conscientious work
The last two weeks have been devoted
to rehearsals which viii improve the
minor details of the play and make it
the best ever seen in the city.
Miss Nellie Mclean, Mrs. Webb and
Mrs. McLennan take the only women s
parts in the play and all are at home
in the cast. The leading parts among
the men are held by W. D. Adams,
Gus Murphy, Mr.. Emory, Major Pot
ter and jamie Wilder. Billy Warren
has a good part as young Wainwright
and is followed by Gus Sehaefer, James
Weight, L. S. CONFESS, E. K. Arnold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
"ARIZoNA" THE NEXT.

Tonight the Lumley company will
present at the Orpheum, Augustus
Thomas s great American play 'fAri-
zona," high class melodrama, which
will be produced with exceptional stage
settings in the way of scenery, eos
tunes and effects.
Arizona is so well known through
the book of that name, that it is use
less to go into details regarding the
story; suffice to say the play contains
all the elements of frst-class drama
It tells the story of love, hate, devo-
ton and heroism, comedy and pathos
running hand in hand throughout the
four acts. The piece abounds with
startling situations, exciting climaxes
and beautiful tableaux.
Richard Butler will play Henry Can
by, owner of the ranch; Frank E. Mont.
gomery, Lieut.. Denton; Miss Mae
Keane, Bonita Candy; Miss Virginia
Thornton, Estrella Benham, with the
full strength of the Lumley company
in support.
New specialties by Miss Helen Bran
don and Mr.. Harry Taylor will be Civ
en- between the acts, also several new
films of motion pictures, will be shown
for the first time.
"Arizona' will run for the balance
of the week including matinee on Sat
urday. Book your seats early as there
viii be rush for them when the fleet
gets here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
LOCAL SYSTEM HAS THE
DAY, FLEET THE NIGHT

Since the feet reached easy wireless
distance of the Islands, the regulations
regarding the hours of communication
between vessels Of the feet have gone
into operation. These regulations, in
the main, are that during the hours
from in the moring to 6 in the after
noon there IS to be no wireless eommu-
nication between vessels of the fleet ex-
cept in case of death or urgent bust
ness that win not admit delay.
The purpose of this is so as not to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

and others, forming a remarkably
strong cast.
The seats for the three performances
are on sale at the Opera House, tele-
phone 1871, and the popular prices OF
-. 30 and % cents have been made,
that all may be within their means.
There are no boxes left, though q num-
Der of choice seats, both in the orcheS-
ira and the balcony, have not yet been
taken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
GREAT GAMES
ARE AHEAD

The baseball games for Saturday
are Hams. VS.. Keios in the first game,
and Puns. VS.. Santa Claras in the sec
ond game.
On Sunday the Diamond Heads play
the Keios and the ST. Louis the Santa
Claras.
The visitors are working every day
and viii show marked improvement
when they again take the field.
Interest in the coming games is run
ming high and even greater crowds are
looked for then witnessed the first
games.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

interrupt or interfere with the working
of the local wireless system between
the Islands.
From 6 o clock in the afternoon to Z
in the morning the fleet has uninter-
rupted sway, the local wireless not oper
ating its system during those hours.
Communication began between the
Connecticut and Glacier soon after 6
o'clock last night and was continued
actively for good part of the night.
The messages were principally Of an of
fetal character, it is said.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
KTNAu GOING SOME.

The Kinau wharf is piled high with
freight which it was impossible to get
aboard as she was. delayed in getting
rid of her sugar at the Arizonan. She
viii have to hustle today to get her
extra excursion work done and get
away again at five on her regular run.
She viii return Sunday morning, MAX
ing a special trip, leaving again on
Sunday evening. Admiral Gregory will
thus have his second Sunday in port in
MANY years
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
William Q. Smith
Trust Department
%Htatss Managed, Revenues Collected,
Loans and Investments Made.
Insurance
Insurance

Y. w. Hebron premises on Nuuanu
avenue, now occupied by Mr.. Richard
n. Isenberg. Partially furnished. Beau
tiful grounds; large, spacious house.
FOR RENT-Large house, Beretanla
street, next to Queens Hospital.
FOR SALE-Lot with two cottages,
Borner Miller and Beretania streets.
Fine Lot in Palolo Tract.
House and Lot, Kewalo.
Lots in Puunui Tract.
Houses and Lots IN Palama.
Lots in Nuuanu Valley and Kaimuki.
Hsuse and Lot, King street, near
Whomas Square.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
THOMAS DEPARTS.

The hopes of many of the passengers
aboard the transport Thomas were
dashed yesterday afternoon when it was
known positively that she was to leave
at FIVE in the afternoon for Guam and
Manila without glimpse of the bat,
tleships. She sailed away at exactly
five O clock on her long trip across
seas. The vessel VIII keep in touch
with Honolulu by wireless las long as
possible and arrangements have been
made to forward cable news and news
of the fleet as long as possible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

All Territorial Offices viii be closed
today by permission Of Governor Frear.
The Registrar s office viii be kept open
as the law prescribes what days it may
close
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

The lighthouses will be fine places
from which to view the warships as
they enter the harbor today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

There was a short meeting of tn0
Board of License Commissioners yes
5erday afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

There will be a special meeting OF
the Honolulu Baseball League at noon
today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
MARINE

The luIl before the storm was on the
waterfront yesterday after the depar-
ture of the Thomas for Manila. All
is in readiness for the arrival of the
fleet and the hustle win begin this
morning with the departure of the
three excursion steamers Mauna Loa,
Claudine and Kinau, for the fleet which
will be met at Waialae bay. The local
boats viii precede the battleships into
the harbor so that the crowds will have
chance to get ashore in time to see
the big vessels come to dock at the
Navy wharves and Alakea street and
at the Oceanic wharf. 1t is thought
that by two clock the five vessels
to come in will be alongside.
On entering the harbor the Connecti-
cut Flagship of Rear Admiral Charles
S. Sperry. commanding the feet), com
manded by Captain Hugo Osterhaus
will dock at the Oceanic wharf where
telephone communication with the city
will at once be established.
The Kansas, commanded by Captain
Charles E. yreeland, will dock at Ala
kea street wharf
The Minnesota, commanded by Cap,
tain John Hubbard, viii dock at Naval
wharf.
The Vermont, commanded by Cap
tain William p Potter, viii dock at
the Navy wharf.
The Wisconsin Flagship of Rear Adj
miral schroeder), commanded by Cap
tain Henry Morrell, will dock at the
Alakea street wharf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16
SAW FLEET LAST NIGHT.

The Alameda which left here yester.
day for San Francisco passed the fleet
last night. The Oceanic boat got away
on time with sixty in the cabin and
forty steerage passengers and with a
big freight consisting Of sugar, pine
annles. wool and hides.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-16

VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

lon0berbroltdJe9 ctItlutrcn. Tllocre
Stobllpcrfc bubclt Der 3cltl0Nt Ned)-
ming getragell ul0 Ole Erclle mr. oaS
<lono berobgeiett. &1 6ol0e oellen
lit bic 9%altbGtigfeit pieOer ctluaa re-
ger gelporoen. IS linO 9eItcllltll9en
oltf 10000 Eonnell Stdbl tilr Sults
specie eilgcloltfen. Ser Stabltruit
bot 0ouon nllr $4,000 Sonncl crbols
ten.
SEEM &ompi6ir unOSers
mont crflGrtct iid 1880 liir Eroblbt-
ton lnb iNofften lie 1903 mic0er ob.
MoiioduIett5 fii6rte &robibition 1852
elm, idnifte Tie 1868 ob, iiibrte lie
1869 miebcr cill, I'M lie 1879 obcr-
mails ob5uiHoiien. (5n onOercn Stoa-
ten belt Die Erobibition iid feline
5mei Sabre. Soma, bua lid bcIoaOcra
probibitionsruiitbig ge6erOctc, bate
nift Den Ntllth, lie 0irett ob5uidluflcn
lon0crn 6ebnIi iid) nit eillcul @eiet,
mcldcS cine Strofe BON $500 fiir Ocn
@ctrieb elmer @irtbiHoit UcrbGngt
ltnO gIci63citi8 Dcrfiigt, OoB Die Stro-
fc nidt meGr ol8 einnol i'm Satire
ultferlc0t mer0en bari. MoS 81 Der
9lbihoiiung Der 4robibition iiibrtc,
mar Ole oficniid)tlide Corruption Der
@comteIL Die lie 5ltr. 6oI0e bate.
Erobibition probibirt nidt. IS miro
mliter qctrunfcn, ober inter llmitdn.
Den, mcld)c Die 9iirger, bic Ncb0roen
rn0 Den 0al15en Stnat 0emoroltiircl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

o&iiuc5" Der GompoNnc 5ll pcriGIci-
crt. @crr @rpou miro Elm ij6crer,
5uperlGiIiger unb 8clDiiicnboitcr ErG-
iibent icirL, Elm &rdiibent fir Dos
gon5e Golf, &eih unO NrnL Die Gro
Zen mo Die aIcincn. Gr miro Ooa
omcriforiihc&oIf repr6ientircm nidlt
cine &loiie, un0 borum merOc iA fiir
i'm mirfen ltnO fitr i'm itinlmen. Sr.
StrnuS lit &oriibenOcr Der Notiond'
len ocnlofrotiiGcn o9uIincb W}en'0
glioriotion". Qic @ci60ftameIt itcut
iid olio bod nidt 10 0cgneril6 5u
9rnon, lpic c5 6crr &an Glcouc uno
Nn0crc binitcIl2n m0dtcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
SRrcau hes Observation-Disclosures.

WuIII nj 0 Q, Z. lIIDOet ITUb.
Slncr rarat intere'iirten Eerioneu miro bier
nit 9,ndritt ertbcilt. oab Der Giant Snaepiellr
am 6. Ettpbcr t9CS, luic eS ourM hcil Ibibilttt
CT y, CgtriGeI, As, oeB Rdltintoter 6hot+Seeer
BON 1898, %perIdnQt miro, ben crtldrenoen. Yldn
mo Die Sertbubfddrllgen att ole gtloeItrltng,
RiIuitcrllg mo Hnnoiteinbeie6unG Der Siuics
StTabe, bon bcr Sitoieite Der MoIlumcnt StrnBc
bis 6lr Nprbieiic Ger Itc9l0crrOs SirnBc, III olcz
fem Nitrenu biuterlcat bat.
gulc oapou beriibrtett Rcrionell Iino bered)s
.igt, inHcrbulb 80 Sugcn, pom Satnm oieier
9ioti8 an. I'M Baltimore Gtn0taeri6t ourb
i~brttt!ib cinGcrcihtc %ciltion bagegefI SIT appel
Iire1t.
3. Sriuca 1Buiua6,
CSlItI,2t,2s Staots9tcBlftrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

MILO nm cine GicrtcImiI.
lion pQlltc Der ietige S6otomts. sc.
tretor Gortelpou IN Der Gompoanc
ION 1901 Ole Stnnbaro SiI So. III
Wobl5uefen ihropfen. Gr erbiclt
cher MIR 100000 Collars. SIMMER
llod) cin letter Gampognc @eitroo.
NlIo oitd) Gortelpoil bat nit Dem Del.
SrnIt @eihdftc 9eniaht. Gas bat
ibm ober i'll Den Iitgen beS GrGii-
oentell uidlt geidooet, oenn er lit iett
Sllbaber cillcs Der widtigitcn aobi.
neispoiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
sprenn Der elrascnonrGbruts /. epmmlHare.

nIfim0rC. bcn n. sepiember lVUs.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 Golun1iiidre MAIDEN
bicrInit in llebereinitimlmun9 nit bent 0dlttmos
iie Die eritc &criGmmllIng AM Muntag, prn 10.
Sttubcr 1908, @urmittags IT tlbr, in Dem 9iis
reulI Der GoHlmiiidrc, @OetsGebduoe, 2erin9tuns
unh SuuibansStruBe, dbbalten meroell. nm Die
GIuumndi uus5uiibcn mo Die tbnel ilberirages
Ileu ullo bon i6uel perlunatcn Eilidiea 6t en-
iiillen i'm Wctreii Der Gonoeinnirling mo @rotts
nIIng bon acnncon. 2tUehle, bon Der 9inrooltfelie
Der Sluci mn 6udn5iaiten Giraffe bis 6tr Glib
p%eiticiie Der Curtain 9locnIe. aair1b her ain 81.
9ltGuit 1908 untcr8ei0netcil &etoronil9 9ir.
1876 ocS WtuUur6 mn Stdoiratbs.
Sanc5 ~. Smith,
Nnibrpo Wt. Wsatte,
gSiiinm 3. Htwuuo,
GonlEiiiiire.
Guaeuc y. ~Sipogers,
(septlS,20 ;0ft2,0 .1O GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Gipttlicb Giihncr.

IS iidr6 ant :. 0linber 1905 Guttlicb Gii!a
ncr, ~geIicbter @utte Der Oeritorbencn GdrolIuc
Nitbncr. Die Neer6lguna finoct am eamitng,
Den 10. CitpGcr, 9tnbmittnNs nm RS llbr,
9Set. 6uDcttes Strnbc, aus itatt. lpO5n Seriunnotc
lno %,Sreunhe Der 5amilie GdtllAapou elilges
luocn tim. @ciicblig nui Der ~ Srulo Rlogc
Cemetery. ESD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
WarDlan0 Sanbitummcn : Sdlule

3as elmlnbpier8i9te g%enlelter Der uMars.
september. gttht feftertanif6. Sir ale peiBen
Iember. gtt6t ietterianii6. Sir aIe ipeiben
2~au6fiuminen uro aud fir Sic, oeren SebDe
Ii6en S6uIcu 8u crIroaIi6e Ell. Spre6en uno
2ippenIeiel eeIebrt. Srammdrifules llio afas
oemii6e SLIDER; 8oit. QogiS u1o llntcrri9t
Sreocrid. NIB. (Suli30-Scpt10, SoSaWio)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Incnh Etnhlcr.

6s Sabre nlt, ~Gelie6ter @attc bon Jbercfd
Gtlbler. Sic NccroiauE9 finoct an 1reitaH,
Wiorpen3 nm 10 llbr, bon feincr 8oblIng,
Dir. 1901 pun.StraBe, aus mad Der fat6oltlbcll
.Cur gGoN OF 5000 Gouucil"z&irhe no ctI
MeQlicntaYo6unt fIr feiu 5eeleubell cslcbr,rt
miro, mo Damn ult Dem ypl. Grl6ler 6riehbol"
iluti. (2S1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Observation-Disclosures .@nrcan.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sSNftnt.
ultim more, II. september 1aCS.
9ia1ri6t lit hermit allen iniereiiirteu Fcrs
ione 0eQcben, oab Der StuotsS ugenieur am II.
Geptcniber 1905 in oieiem @iirenu, tuie nrrd
Den sIblDniit 81 6. oes @SlrtiIcls As hes 9nlit'
nIprer StnotsGuoer bon 1898 beiiimult, Die err
GIdre itno SupIifatliite Der sl6ibdts
5lit9 fir Die 8ilaiterin9 Der littoatsellcp, Die
IOrolib bon YunnulesStrabe ltno lueltIi6 bon
@uiliprb sglpcnne liuft. bintcrlegt bat.
SIlle bicroor betroiienen GcriOnen itno bis oil
so 1npet BON Sainm ber eruaptien Siiitcrs
le9lla III bcrclbtigt 6ir Ginreibuna eiicr
ihrittIiden gppenaticn an bns @nIiinorer
StaoiAcriht.
Z. eeluen SGpmaa,
(SeptlS. 25;Cft2.9) Sta0tsJiegiitrGtor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
baltimore Semetcrn,

@ireun: Sraufiin.ylo., @aItinures y. Tnrtbitr.
0egrdbniBpldbe 5IlIl Sertnif - bon $50 u!l,
nit Dtarlnorpfoiten nbgcereH6f $35. = S;db
fir bier @rGbcr. Grcie SenIbun9 Der 8apeue
fir 3ruuerpottesolenite. tJunI16,iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
dnl-In5ciscn
N6cn0. Smriitcn.Sd lnle.
.nnipcrsitGt

IbenosTorleiut9en. gti1ites Semefter beginnt
am !. Cttpber. sir @atGloae pcnoe man Iib
al Gagene S'Snnne, Setretdr. 0r. 3t9, ypro.
6Barles.StraRe, Baltimore, Mo.
Ella4 .2gQiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Murp &rnhl.

IS faro am 6. 0itoher 1905 Wiarp arabl,
GCIiebie Satin BON Iobn NruGl. i'm 10. Nes
bcnsiuDrc, Nic @ccrbigung iinoet S0uncritag,
ocn 5. Gtiobcr. . llDr 9idhmtttugo, bonn Mugs
bIrGaoetnr," III. 1iG, lScltsSeriHgtonsSir., aus
ftuti (2St-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
MI. Slinct Ecmttcrn.

6iusann M Srepertf. 9ipab.
Cots 6u berfauiert inter leidteH peotHplnBeH.
NerInufssgtgent VI. 2. GuIoncp.
(Snn3-) BIT. sos. gnterinnsPlSd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Cab Scr @ureautrotia-
INNS bel lnicren 3oubeb0rOcn lplrl'
GcrIid)c 9liitben treibt, lit bcfonnt.
SroiAiNenfel iinO Don ibnen ldon
ais WciliiQel erflGrt lul0 beitcuert
iporoen. Sic n~eucite @liitbe lit, 0uB
Moin5cr Sonof0ic ~iiberboupt fein
&Gic lei, neil cr ans a%b0ero6nltcr
Mil6 bcrgeiteQt peroe. SdlieBlid)
boben Iid ober Ole 9tclp = G)ortcr u1o
@oibingtoner 30uner zines 9ciiercn
"btlebreu loiiel1, bod millien Die &i.
i!Gl nit ibrcm Ouftigen &Ilbolt Den
&crnlcrt trngcn: guS o%bgcrobmtcr
W}ild bcrgciteQt. ltnb bo mill man
iid) nod iiber europdiid)cn Bureau
frotiSnmlS llrItig mn6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Ser Is 6ronicle" in Gan
Gron5iSco brilgt oil Der Spibc lei
tcr critcn Scite i%olacnoc Nodridt:
,@erihte aus ben o5lluerlGI1igItcn
GucQen" iiber ben Stoub Der StobIs
uto Giicn z Snoultrie beiogcn, On6
cine &erbelierln0 Scr Situotion bon
irgcno uelher @eoeutltng nidt por
Ger @nhl crrpartet meroen fam.
G~botl1d)lid bnbcn ole Sobrifen Or
bcrS licNcll, Die Der 3uriidnobme nodl
Der @obl %ulterluorien iino. Ger all
gen,cinc GinOrrtd lit Scr, boB Die Sr.
oerS fon5cllirt merbcu iplen, iuenn
Grpon geluGbIt miro" SeOcr liebt
cilL 5lt meldem 3mefe bieic Nud)-
rid)t iobriiirt uno in Die Yrciie lan-
cirt moroen lit. Seber tunn lid) lei
rcn GerS ooroui mod)cn. Iber 9oit.
qe MAIDEN gilt nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

SRrcan: Nr. 81, &eit.s aratoga.e traee, uuo
S~nnpt.Gingnng: SrcnsriGs Oiuao,
WcgrdUniBplGBe bon $25 AT Inter beitirotaer
autitbt, Shntitp,nnlty S*ipllrea K@llaI6el ce.
fulIoeu. Infer .92eHt miro. ipernl 9etpiinldt,
oorlpredlen. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

0Qa Ncuc it c Der SruItbi(.
oltto: Gin Girfila ErltIt nit eincm
@opitohpcrtbc Don - Wtiuionen Col.
lars. Gomit lit einem otiefgefiibltell
NcOiiriniB" obgcbolfcn.
9uIgoricu it II ote&eib Z
Ser @roBmGdtc uuf8criidt, oenn NIT
chem Gjoren ooer &oiler an ocrSpis
be fam iid 9iiIgoricn ni1t mebr ST
Den &leinitootcn rcdnen. limo lpellll
@ 3urn aricge fonnncn loQte, bat
G5or Icroinan0 iogur bic @enugtbll
ung, etpos sur Nclt9cl6idte beige.
tra9cn 5l babcn.
0ic Seier ocS Teutd e.
Cages lit bieieS &obr III ben omerI-
tuniidcn StGOten Oea Oitcns un0
g}eiten5 groBortiqer gcicicrt moroen,
ola ic porber. 3oa 3clttldtbum 0eS
&onoeS beiinnt lid) ollf lid ielbIt uno
i&licBt iid cngcr 5%liiomnlcn; Sin gll,
ties 3cidelt in elmer Belt, IN lueldcr
3clotiamus Die Srcibcit Der &ebenS.
iiiDrlng beorobt.
Su Serbien forocrn bic
3citun0cn SrieG gcAcn Ocitrcid)s lin.
0orn lpcgcl ser Nnneftirumg bon
@oanicn uno Der Scr5c0olpino. Gie
Mcbr5obl Der boSniihcn &cp0lferrng
bcitcbc aus Serbcn ul0 &Gnig &c
fer bat ld)on longc BON cincm @rob-
Scrbicn QetrGumt. ST. bat bcrcit8
10000 Wunn Hcierpcu cingc5ogen.
Seitreid) erflGrt MIN, @oallien un0
Die @cr5cgoluino ieien oltrd 0itreidi-
idc M%llltllrarbeit crobcrt morOcn lrl0
ScItrcih babe 0n0rrd) cill Nrrcd)t nltt
Den WciiB ser bci0cn Gropin5cn mo
lOcr0c lein NeIibrcht nit OcmS 6lpcr.
t2 pertbcioigcn. 3lloiel S%0bclroilcln
Dor Der 3eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Ser rcpublitan. nTut +
folo Commercial" idreibt: vWtit Dem
@ooer III bcn Souptquurtiercn oeS
rcpublifoniihcn Nationol = Counties
lulb bern lmeridiitterlidcn Sorlob
TooiepeIt'S, Nucs nodb ieiner Eieire
ton5en mo oic .6ortoauer meiner
EoIitif" SIR @aiptfruge beS @abl.
tompieS SIT madcn. iiebt es nit Der
republitaniifen Gompogne iebr cnts
mttbigenb ans"
Ser Stobl SruIt BALI
nod INNER an ben boben Erciien
fir bos Snlono felt, mudt obcr gro
Be auSflibr : @eidGite, neil er on
boS Muslono Die Come Stablpro.
BUTTE bon bier bis nelln Collars bill.
Tiger ablaBt, ais oil Die Srlano.G on,
i%lumentell. Gos beiBt man Die Ius.
LAMBS : @eidaite a.t Soften oes Sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
r0nrrGfuc.

Waleriid. - &Grfarttg. - Nrteblif,.
Ieitlid bon Naibrou. cine uiIo cine taIbe
Weile. Miount SolDesSagaon5 uno 2orrlitle'
9~GagIorS brett bis 5Im @iupaitg. Netoe Ies
lep6one. Gtuots9iiiredu i'm 5pelten SlIr oeS
linton 9ruit-Scbduoss." G9arles. uns Danette.
Strabc. (DSai4 .1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Scrr9aftunb @err&rpon
porer gcitern @1ite oui Dem @ulier.
llroben = Gonpcllt ST Chicago, Sir
beioc G%onoiootcn mltB cS cine wnbrc
Grloiuung gelpeicn ieiL Dob iic nod
Sen pielcn politii6en Geben Der lcb.
ten @od)en eilll1lol iiber ctiuoa onbe4
res ipre6en fountelL uno bic bciOcn
DISQUALIFICATION aus Dem Spiel &C.
loiien ipurDct. 9as &ricgsbeil mar
fir einiae Stunoen begroben. 9fldt
ais politiite 8egncr, %ionoern ais
Gentlemen folloen iid bic SS. So't
ilno @rpol al1i n%cutrolcnt @ooen 6ll'
lomnlcn. Scbt fam Der &ompf mic
Der losgeben mo iortgciebt lpcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Means England gcmcls
set miro, iino bie aus Inlcritu nod
5citpciligem Nuientbalt bcimgefebr'
ten Scrtilorbeitcr BON ocn Serbienlts
%crbGltniiien IN Inlerifa ipcrlg CT
bout. 3oblreide sorfibirc- rmoSSors
c%citcribirc E @eber, Die IN Fbilaoel'
pbio 9corbcitct botterl, iogen, ooB
mcnn lic olld $40 bis $11 pro Wohe
>sobn erbolten lie Iif IN fciner bel
icren Gage ~beiunocn bobeil, ais ipent
tic III enQliiden obcr i6ottllhell We
rcrcicn 70 SHILLING erbielten.