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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tryune collar sets sc. at Sachs.
Muslin underwear sale, July l. Whit
ney & Marsh.
A modern six-room cottage on Hotel
street is for rent. See classified ads.
Beautiful cotton crepes at the Japa-
nese Bazaar. Fort street, at twenty
cents yard.
Ehlers are the sole agents for the
celebrated Bonnet taffetas, which they
can guarantee to give the greatest sat
isfaction.
N. s. Sachs Dry Goods Co. are pre-
pairing for their annual clearance sale
watch Cor the announcement. You
will be interested.
A fine brass, something in an indi-
vidual design, such as Wichman &
Co, Ltd. are showing, will beautify
your nome more than anything else.
Haleiwa presents unusual opportuni-
ties for rest and enjoyment One may
have a siesta or a strenuous day on
the links. The environments are diff
terent at Haleiwa.
The new light hair crowns soc. at
Sachs Co.
IunyS apple Juace VIII isAliiili o-il
of the real cider that used to be ready
on the farm about the time of the first
frost. You can get Duffy's at Benson
Smith & Co. Ltd, for twenty-five
cents a bottle.
The most beautiful vine in Honolulu
is the Mexican pink Mrs. f. NJ. Tay-
Ior, the florist. has a number rooted,
ready TO set out, at zoe. pot. They re
quick growers and handsome orna-
ments TO gardens. Phone S39.
A cravenette coat is an essential in
the makeup of a gentleman's ward
robe and necessary in a climate where
social functions and showers occur at
the same time. McInerny, corner OF
Fort and Merchant streets, has what
YOU need.
You can put an end to perspiring in
the kitchen by having gas stove in
stalled. There is not SO much comfort
in an easy chair as you will get out OF
a gas stove. and it is something every
one will enjoy at the same time. See
the Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd.
Shop at Sachs tomorrow.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Little Luther Hough is improving
after an operation for abscess back of
his ear.
The St. Louis Minstrels viii have a
rehearsal at the Opera House today
at 2 .. m.
st. Louis mail closes at 5 a. m. Mon
day. The vessel will leave the dock at
seven o'clock.
Since May there have been 224 dogs
impounded by the county police and
Sc of them destroyed.
The Kohala Sugar Co. will pay, with
accrued interest. thirty thousand dol
lars of its bonds on August 1.
Reports from the hospital are to the
effect that w. L. Frazee is making
very satisfactory improvement in his
condition.
Miss Louie Stacey VIII speak on one
of the new sayings of Jesus at p.
m. in the Kilohana Art League. A
collection for expenses will be taken
up.
A blind pig raid was made by In
spector Fennell on a Moiliili joint last
night, resulting in an arrest and the
seizure of a large amount of forbidden
juice as evidence.
Harry Juen and Alabama Mitchell
| presented Secretary Garfield with a
| document on Friday night, supposed to
be the claims of a number of the polit-
| ical prisoners of 1895.
"scotty" states that the Pirates,
| fresh from their escape from the Fort
| Shafter guardhouse. had breakfast at
h - Il
| to touch him for a loan of two dollars.
The condition of Mrs Ciesecke, who
was knocked down by an auto. is re-
ported as more satisfactory. She sus-
tanned four broken ribs, one arm frac-
| tured and severe Commissions in the
| head.
The last meeting of the Guild and
Womans Auxiliary of St. Andrew 5
cathedral will be held at half-past two
| on Monday afternoon, June %, at the
| home of Mrs F. A Schaefer Nuuanu
Valley.
Commencing tomorrow, we will put
| on sale for one week only 400 pairs OF
| Thompson's glove-fitting corsets and
many fine umbrellas at remarkably low
| prices. A. Blom, Fort street, opposite
Catholic church.
Moses Koki, who has been on trial
and acquitted on a charge of having
embezzled postoffice money order
| funds, has raised $1,000 through the
mortgage of his home. presumably to
meet legal expenses.
| The japanese fleet executive COM
mittee yesterday notified the regular
executive of their intention to well
come and speed the fleet with daylight
| fireworks, as was announced some
| days ago in the Advertiser.
David RusselIs lecture on From
the Cape to zambesi,' Thursday night
| at X of P Hall, is for men and
women both, and no tickets are nee
essary for this lecture. An offering
| will be taken at the close of the lee
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A FAIR EXCHANGE.

Large sums of money are no
doubt realized from simple spec
ulstion, but the great fortunes
are derived from legitimate and
honest business-where the goods
furnished are worth the price
they bring. Certain famous bust
ness men have accumulated their
millions wholly in this way.
Prompt and faithful in every
contract or engagement they en-
Joy the confidence of the public
and command a class of trade
that is refused to unstable or
tricky competitors. In the long
run it does not pay to cheat or
deceive others. A humbug may
be advertised with noise like
the blowing CT a thousand trum-
pets, but it is soon detected and
exposed. The manufacturers of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
have always acted on very differ
emit principles. Before offering
it TO the public they first made
sure of its merits. Then, and
then only, did its name appear
in print. People were assured of
what It would do, and found the
statement truthful. To-day they
believe in it as we all believe in
the word of tried and trusted
friend. It is paiatable as honey
and contains all the nutritivc
and curative properties of Purs
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by us
from fresh cod livers, combined
with the Compound Syrup of
Hypophosphites and the Extracts
of Malt and Wild Cherry. Il
aids digestion, drives impurities
from the blood, and cures Ane-
mia, Scrofula, Debility, Influenza,
Throat and Lung Troubles, and
Wasting Complaints. DR.. Louis
W. Bishop says: 81 take pleasure
in saying | have found it a most
efficient preparation, embodying
all Of the medicinal properties
of a pure cod liver oil in a most
palatable form" It is scientific
remedy and food with deli
cious taste and favour. Ore
sottle convinces. "You cannot
be disappointed in it." Sold by
eben .sta hers and everywhere
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COWBOYS
CONTINUED from Page one.l

Continued from Page One1
No horses allowed under fourteen
hands high Riders must not dis
mount to pick the melon up. A rider
who breaks three melons is disquali-
fed and ruled out of race.
2 Half Mile Cow Pony Race.-Only
genuine COW ponies allowed. First
prize, SIS; second prize, S..
3. Cowboy Relay Race.-Same con-
dftion as No ] in first days program.
First prize, $15; second prize, IS.
T. Broncho Busting same
rules as in Event No. 3 of first day S
program.
5 Barrel Race. - Barrels without
chimes. No rider allowed to dismount.
No horses under fourteen hands. First
prize, so; second prize, $3.50.
6. Stage Hold-up by Masked Rob-
bers-Same condition as No. 7 in first
days program. First prize, $40; sec
ond prize, So
= Maverick Branding.-Same condi-
ton as No. in first days program.
First prize, SO: second prize, IS.
s. Steer Roping Contest.-Under
same conditions as No in first day >
program For boys under sixteen
years old only.
8. Wild steer Riding-Open to all
corners. First prize, s.; second prize,
9; third prize, 81.
To- Maverick Roping.-By two rop-
ers, each pair representing an island
in the group. Prize, s..
II. Wild Horse Race.-Under same
conditions as in Event y. first days
program. First prize, SIS; second
prize, s..
The following distinguished ropers
and riders viii participate in the rop-
ing and broncho busting contests:
Angus McPhee. winner Of the last
contest at Cheyenne. Wyoming and
one who holds tie unbeaten world rec
ord of 81 2-5 seconds for roping and
tying a wild steer.
Ikua Purdy. a Hawaiian champion,
who holds a record Of IS 81 seconds
for roping and tying a wild steer.
"Rawhide Ben the one-arm cham
pion roper Of the world, with a record
of 1 minute Il seconds for roping and
tying a wild steer.
Joseph h@ni. the Hawaiian champion
broncho buster, who defeated all COM
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SPORTS ON THE
VALLEY ISLE

WATLUKU, June 27.-On August 12th
at the Puunene courts, the finals or
the annual Cmixed doubles) tennis
tournament win be played for the sill
yer cups. As an additional attraction
there will be match games between
representatives Of Honolulu clubs and
local players.
In the drawing for the August tour
nament quite a number Of strong play
ers drew blanks owing to the few en-
tries by the fair sex and hence will
not play. Among them were Messrs.
Krumbhaar. Savage, Lindsay and
Rosecrants.
At a recent meeting Of the Maka-
wac Polo Club it was decided not to
send team to Honolulu during the
visit OF the battleship feet in July.
The oahu club having few men TO
draw from at present wished to have
two Maui men in good practise trim
to join with Dillingham; and Single
against Kauai.
@. II. r. Is looking fine.
Dan varey says he is going TO take
his colt TO Ireland and win the Irish
Derby on March 18th Of next year. He
also says he is too fast for the iziandz-
Eiko has as many supporters a. ever
Did Sure Shot run nils - 1<< 81
Honolulu !H 3H iIS
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ers al Eilo. February /, 1908. including
John Winter, the Cyclone Rider"
from Cheyenne. who held third place
in the great Frontier Show at Chey-
enne. July 1907.
Several other experts from other is
lands Of the group viii compete IN
the roping and broncho busting con-
tests.
Archie Kaaua and Ikua Purdy. the
two men selected to represent Hawaii
at the coming roping contest 10 be
held in August at Cheyenne, Wyo., viii
give exhibitions Of clever work iD
roping.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
CONTINUED from pare Four.1

romP Four0
saturday50O o 10 o. r. & L. Co. 1oI; 10 Haw Az
80; . Pioneer 49, 50 Ewa $780, II IS;
plantations have increased their dividends are: onomea
from IL to July
OF the year; Pepeeeo from cent month to cent
MONTH commencing July Is years
to per cent payable July l. Pioneer Mill per
cent month to month, beginning July
plantations Islands not paid
dividends per payable
supply greatly improving its mechanical facilities and
much better physical condition probably
An addition plan
aion which has long been listed
cent now in dividends is quoted at $3.50
o of the large transactions
bonds These the Friday
authority purchase
and that there is confidence the they
Outside of stock market transactions and conditions the visit and the
absorbing practically
og schedule the early part the week and the last DAYS the week
yesterday Secretary
conferred with the officers the Planters length,
with the of other interests and besides this
Secretary morning
cruiser St. Louis expecting July
incorporation Irrigation Company
purchase rgofway
eating fumes Sugar
Company,
M aanmn tba ertire atr sv and ;rr.i ,. % th.o ~
consolidated ownership tendency
ownership of the land suhservent it, The capital stock of the
privilege
needed The ownership of the stock the the
ownership of the water and irrgaing rights
together the of the whole There
interesting speeches
Territorial
Secretary departmental
pushing forward Of
KALAUPAPA
The lighthouse Kalaupapa proceeding Sc is the
the Diamond Head
the site but there yet heavy the emacement
before the guns car be
Mariana colonies, number of
combined
Islands the Pacific 1t
though something in this line might yet be accomplished
CALIFORNIA
prevalence o CHAMBERS
a quarantine arriving
fumgad before shipment under the regulations
Francisco
perfectly division
a
urging thorough fumigaton
PLANTATION BOND ISSUE
to refunng OF o bonds
Mercantile Trust
with the Territorial Registrar Of
This existing outstanding bonded Indebtedness Of the plantation
originally
February This and the
the viii the Of
payment February
on the bonds remains the same 8 per cent.
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The foregoing graceful tribute to
Hawaii. TO be found in Pixley and
Luder's opera. The Grand A1ogul," is
one of the beautiful bits of song which
will be sung by the st. Louis ,Minstrels
at the Hawaiian opera House on the
nights of July and H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-28

bat brought poor inquired the prison visitor
Well LADY, replied prisoner trouble started in andn
too anv eddins steal peapsP
NO lady; I always bridegroom '-Tt-Bits
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OPERA WRITER'S
LINES To HAWAII-NE|

Aloha, Aloha! l love you! Hawaii,
My queen OF the sea;
These fairy isles.
Where nature smiles.
Are dearer than Eden to me.
Though far, far away l may wander
My thoughts, where'er I roam,
OF you grow ever fonder,
Blessed land which my heart calls
home.
Frank PiXleY
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THE BYSTANDER
CONTINUED from Page Four,

CONTINUED from
the powerful leadership
it
going in putting Npoopoo
be well whether the
the
Cghorn his wife, the
Leike the British
the United
Navy monument but whether
also go a deedi probematical
= -
remarked other the lack of knowledge among
Millions that
Philippines
clipping mix with
johnson, Demo
thought the Philippines and Hawaii should
Life companies that do
Hawaiian circulars
Portugue had
Hawaii possession
wind
treated as foreign the
anything big lots will small
the Rapid Transit
had $11o would
then billed the trade ddn
krop- that lis in N of United States
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
WAY UP.

I hear Your wife was a prominent
member of the Mothers Congress"
prominent? ChairWOman OF the COM
rnittee on sles.''-ENchange
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
'THECRUCIFIXION" SUNG
At EPIPHANY CHURCH

The choir Of Epiphany Church gave
SIR John Stainer's The Crucifxion''
last night before an audience that taxed
the capacity Of the church
Assisting the choir we're Harry stew
ems, tenor; John NJ. Waters. baritone:
a. W. Porter. bass, and Mrs. +. b.
Gilmore. contraito
The introduction was a recitative solo
by Mr.. stevens. which was sung with
wealth OF sweetness and tone quality.
Mr.. stevens work throughout was re-
markably clear and int resting The
chorus had manifesuy made a deep
study of the work. but i'm several in
stances failed to catch the proper tempo.
At times the bass and baritone scores
appeared 10 sacrifice the music to
dramatic effect.
Mrs Gilmore sang "He Was De
spised and Rejected" at the offertOry
Mr.. Taylor's work at the organ was
noteworthy.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
CONTRARY EVIDENCE.

Jean Jacques Rousseau married his
cook"
And vet they say philosophers amt
practical. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
LABOR UNION DENIES
ENDORSING DELEGATES

Contrary TO the report circulated re-
Gently that the Central Labor Union
had Endorsed Gen. Andrew S. Burt and
John w. Patterson as candidates for
the Republican national convention.
Secretary Sam DeNedrey says that body
probably viii take nOSaction at all reIa-
tive TO the local campaign. As far as
he knows. he said. no candidate has or
will be Endorsed by the Central Labor
Union.
Secretary DeNedrey says that the
rumOr may have originated from the
receipt Of a communication from Gen.
eral Burt 10 the union that he CBurt)
would support Senator Foraker for the
Presidency. This communication was
referred 10 the body which. on motion.
referred IL TO the delegates to be taken
TO the different locals for the benefit
Of their members.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
FIRST NUMBER TODAY
OF BASEBALL MONTHLY

sporting News of st. Louis and Sport
ing Life Of Philadelphia. the old-estab-
hshed baseball papers. are TO have a
rival
Today Jacob c. Morse, for twenty
i've years baseball editor -. the Boston
Herald. launched the Baseball Maya
zine, The publication will be issued
every thirty days from Boston and
New York.
Baseball Will be handled from every
angle College as well as professional
baseball will be featured.
Americas foremost writer's on the
national sport will be regular coutribu-
tors.
In Typographical appearance. size OF
pages. etc, the new ma gazine will re-
semble Munsey's and other standard
10 and Is centers
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
MINORITY SENATORS
FILL COMMITTEES
Milton of Florida Is Given
Place on District
Body.

On recommendation OF the Democratic
steering committee of the Senate. a
number OF vacancies on committees
were filed today. In place OF Senator
Whyte, Senator William IL Milton Of
Florida was made n member of the Dis
tricC Committee. He was also aSsigned
20 the Committees on Fisheries. Pacific
Islands, and Porto Rico, Printing, and
Revision OF the Laws.
Senator Smith of Maryland was as
signed TO the Committees on Coast De-
lenses. Expenditures IN the Treasury
Department, Irrigation, Investigation OF
the Potomac River Front, and Naval
Affairs.
Senator Clarke was put on the Rules
Committee. and Senator CulbersOn re-
tired from Coast Defenses.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
ONE BOSS.

Yes: he draws the line pretty close. -'
las 10 how?''
Makes his men wait until the twelfth
stroke before quitting at noon '-fCx-
change.
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
FALLS THREE STORIES;
He GOES BACK TO BED

CHICAGO. April I5.-Dominick Went
Weur was slumbering in his room on
the third floor Of a building IN Grand
avenue. Visions troubled his slumbers.
Re dreamed that il was time TO arise
and go forth with his peddier's cart.
The dream troubled Dominirb so that
ne arose. went 10 the window and
dropped three stories TO the sidewalk
below
He awOke With a start II was 3
O'Clock in the morning DOminick
rJDbed his sleepy eyes. gazed about
MIN, noted the time. then climbed the
stairway back TO bed again-unhurt
The Washington times., 1908-04-15
Hoods Sarsapa
RECOMMEND III

As a spring medicine. for the blood.
for lost appf tite, for rheumatism
and other t'oubles-that number
having written us in two years tell
ing Of cures and remarkable benefit
from it. This great volume Of tes-
timOny should convince you that Il
is the medicine for you this spring.
Get a bottle and begin to take it to-
day.
In usual liquid form -. n chocolate
coated tablets called Sa,Satabs. 100
Doses One Dollar
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-19
Telegramy zagranlczne

Petersburg, IS maja. = Sala po-
siedzen Dumy byla wczeraJ pre-
pelniona poniewaz byio zapowie-
dzianem, re premier Stoiypin be-
die odpowiadai ma niedawne in
terpelacye poselskie tyczace sic
stosunku wielkiego ksiestwa Fin
landyi D II m y. Wsrod au-
dytoryum zjawil sic wielki ksiaze
Mikolai Mikolajewicz i pewna Ii
czba dyplomatow, dalej minister
spraw zagranicznych Izwolskij |
minister sprawiediwosci.
Premier mowii dluzej niz je-
dna godzine, podczas czego zio-
zyi oswiadczenie, re Rad rosyjski
ME zywi wcale zamiaru odebrania
Finlandyi autonomii, lecz jednak
potrzebna jest pewna legislature,
ktoraby gwarancye finlandzkiej
konstytucyi jasno okreslila. Wspo-
,mnial dalej niedawnych wy
padkach zaszlych w Finlandyi, "a
zeby wykazac, re finlandzki prole-
taryat ME tylko holduje rewolu-
eyjnym ideom, lecz takze utrzy-
mule kontakt rosyjskimi rewo-
lucyonistami. Nadmienii pozniej
takze calym szeregu sprzysiezen
terorystycznych, ktore sic wylegly
w Finlandyi uczynil to dlatego,
azeby przekonac siuchaczy, re
Jest rzecza konieczna, rozciagnac
do pewnego stopnia autorytet
rzadu centralnego takze na Fin
landye. "
',a Stolypin wyrazil nastepnie zda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-19

cej sic okretow nastepujacych:
Pierwsza dywizya: Connecticut,
Kansas, Minnesota Vermont; -
druga dywizya: Georgia, Nebras-
ka, New Jersey i Rhode Island;-
trzecia dywizya: Louisiana, Viz
ginia, Ohio i Missouri; = czwar-
ia dywizya: Wisconsin, Illionis,
Kearsarge i Kentucky. Komen-
dantem drugiej dywizyi jest kap.
wainwright, czwartej kap. Schro-
eder.
Dayton, O., 10 maja. - w tu-
tejszym domu weteranow 81 le-
tni John Samuel, posprzeczawszy
sic ze 73 letnim Jameson BOWL
mem, rowniez weteranem, wyrzu-
Gil go oknem 2 pietra ma bruk
cementowy. Nieszczesliwy sta
rzec pokaleczyi sic smiertelnie /
umari W pare godzin pozniej W
szpitalu schroniska. Samuela za-
prowadzono ma odwach potem
zawieziono do wiezienia powiato-
wego. Me objawia on zalu po-
peinionego czynu. Podobno obaj
byli nieprzyjaciolmi.
Princeton, N. J., 10 maja. -
w kanale Raritan, pol mill cd
wodociagu jeziora Carnegie, zna-
leziono zwioki panny Berty Van
derbilt, asystentki bibliotekarza
uniwersytetu Princeton. Berta
Vanderbilt znikla bez wiesci W ze
sziym tygodniu. Pani Williamowa
Robinsonowa opowiada, re W no
cy po jej zniknieciu widziala il
jeszcze W jakims automobile in'
na panna pewnym mezczyzna,
abituryentem uniwersytetu Prin-
ceton, bylym adoratorem panny
Vanderbilt. Policya stara sic od-
kryc powod utoniecia panny Van
derbilt.
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R0ihe notatki teiegIaficzne.

- Skandaliczna sprawa ks. Euler
burga nie przestaje zajmrHae cias!e
og6iu niemieckiego. R.iaktor Harden
wysila sic ma to, azery Gala afere
przedstawic najdrobniejszymi szcze-
golami / obiecuje, re wymieni jeszcze
wiecej osobistosci, wplatanych W spra.
we Eulenburga. w tym nader brudnym
wysokim stopniu kompromitu!s'
Gym skandalu nagromadzono juz bar
dzo wiele materyaiu cbciaaajacego
jeszcze sic wciaz MONA spodziewac
nowych rewelacyj.
z Paryia donosza ze nile wiadomo
jeszcze kiedy sic ozeni ks. Helie dc
Sagan pania Anna Gould. rozwie-
dziona hrabia de Casteilane. So DO
wien Itrudnosci wielkie. Papiez ME
chce uniewaznic pierwszego jej mai-
zehstwa, kt6re sic cdbyio wedlug kato-
lickiego prawa koscielnego. Nadto Jest
jeszcze pewna trudnost, wynikajaca
testamentu Jay Goulda kt6ry rozpo'
rzadzil, re kazde jego dzieci, ktors
sic zeni bez przyzwolenia testatora
otrzyma tylko polowe swego dLiedzic-
twa. Opr6cz tego moze smiaio inter-
wencya sad6w trancuskich przewlec ca
Ia sprawe W nieskohczonost.
- Nlewiele walnego Gonosza far
my hyjacej mn6stwo tajemriczycn
morderstw poblizu Laporte, Ind. y
becnie ci, ktorzy kieruja sledztwem, O.
trzymuja anonimowe listy grozace i'm
zamordowaniem, jezeli cd sledztwa ME
odstapia.
w AIabamie odbyiy sic prawyno'
ry celem okresfenia, jake instrukcye
maja otrzymae delegaci ma konwencye
krajowa demolratyczna. w tych pra'
wyborach zwyciezyi olbrzymia wiekszo-
scia glosow Bryan, pobiwszy swego
przeciwnika, Johnsona, gubernatora
Minnesoty
w Spokane, Wash, ma konwency
stanowej demokratycznej polecono o.
branym delegatom ma konwencye kra'
iowa aby swe glosy oddali Bryanowi.
- zdaIe sic, 1e { W California otrzy>
maja delegaci ma konwencye kratows
demokratyczna polecenie. by oddali
glosy BryanowL Dzis odbywa sic sta
nova konwencya we Fresno.
w Terre Haute, Ind, byiy bur-
mistrz Edwin ]. Bidaman zastrzeM
pewnego muzyna, ktory noca zakradf
sic do jego miesEkania W celu popei-
nienia rabuhku.
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wToREk, DNIA 1o-do MAJA, 1908 RoKU.

tex wzruszen zbytecznych nate
zen podczas przyjmowania zyczen
jubileuszowych cd lasiazat pa
nujacych niemieckich uczul sic
nieco znuzonym, przyczem obja-
willy sic takze symphony lekkiego
kataru. w kazdym jednak razie
poszanowanie zdrowia przy tax
podeszlym wieku pacyenta jest
Zalecane.
Berlin, 10 maja. = Niezwykle
zaciekawienie budzi we wszyst-
kich kolach tutejszych, ktore da-
"a do utrwalenia przyjaznych sto-
sunkow miedzy Niemcami i Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi, 1e maly
krazownik Bremen. jedyny ME
miecki okret wojenny ma wscho-
dnio amerykahskiej stronie od-
wiedzi Stany Zjednoczone "a
bawi przez diuzszy czas W No
wynn Yorku. Me watpia tu wca-
lie, re odwiedziny te i W koiach
amerykanskich beda uwazane "a
daisy dowod checi zadzierzgnie-
cia scislejszych wezlow przyjazni
i wzajemnego zrozumienia sic.
Komendantem krazownika jest
kapitan fregaty, nazwiskiem Al
berts.