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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-03

pire Hart who missed some strikes
on AL Wilmot. The players claimed
that Hart was trying to look good
and get along without any trouble
ith President Quinn in the stand.
On the other ihand the Mansfield
players objected to some OF his de-
cisions, claiming that he would not
gve them any close ones as the
president might think that he is a
"home" umpire. On the whole
dIart's work was satisfactory.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-03

President Quinn announced last
might that he will be in Marion
thursday and will attend the Marion
Lima game at Webb park.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-03

President Quinn attended the
games and was well pleased with
the article of ball played.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-03

1t Is a remarkable trip that the
Diggers have just completed. Invad-
ing Lima they copped three stra.ghts
from the Cigarmakers and then won
two out of four and tied one with
Mansfield, making five victories and
enc tied game ont of eight on the
road. The batting of the team has
been wonderful on the road and
in the eight gamrs many pitchers
were given their bumps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Sitrp funntc iidl nid)t ciniocn.

Scricp Gitn u.s. 81. Moi.
~ &nl Sale oca scr GrmorounN ici.
ner Satin onGeflogtcn lbeoOor z.
M6itntore, prrmodtcn iih Die @e-
ld)porenen nidt 5u ciniGcn llno Wllr-
Den gcitcm %ormittna Ht2 llbr,
no6Ocm lie mcbr ais cimmto5uun5iI
Stnnocn IN Ncrotbrung mnrcu, pom
Mid)ter %ettIniicn, @ie iid bic &lrrp
81 eincnh &croitt I%tcltc, mar nidt SIT
ermittcln, GinjcInc ocriclbcn bcitolt=
0erL pte man criltbr, olti cincm iol-
der fiir M}or0 i'm eritcn @rnoc un0
maren nid)t 5t iibcrrcoen, ibrc 9(n-
iidt SIT inOcrn, 10 iebr aud cine 81
ni9ltng onacitrcbt mllrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Nat6ulifcntaa in 4]Sittabura.


Eittaburh VA, 81. Nioi.
Nus allen Ihrilen Oea StuQtca limo
GclcJltcn 5lunt Ocltideu &atbolitcn-
Iog onleldugt, Der 10. @cncr0I-&cr-
ianumllatA Ser OettiHcu totboIildct
@cftfnc- Doi' NenmiDlpouicm mcldc
9cItcr4, .4bcno NIT elmer &criumm-
lima Pr 1GGeflltio Gomitc'a oc@
StoQtRperGQi6ca III ser Il. Ntoricn.
&olcg gSbnrpaburg, bcAlm. Gle an.
toIqmNlaGH @ditc mrrOcu non OGt
Observation-Disclosures GmpionNa Gomttc'2
an BEN NdMnb0icn bcarijDt lrO noh
ihrcn Glilrticren lclcitct.
Ger %6icai0briQc @0tboIirrntol per
ipritjt Gacn }(u}cihcu nah elmer Der
criolgrciditcn III Den }lnuoIcu Oc2
&crbonoca jl mcr0cn. 6cutc &or
mittug mtrOcn sic GcIcdotcn nom
@iiNof Rr9i9 Goncoil bc1rilbt; al
Oere @Iniprod)cn Don 9tcu. 9llcr pom
Nide6rra pom Buffalo, N.-2)., &ep.
G6a9. 5. 9. Iiiblc, @co. Softer uno
Nco. @co. @iintbcr iolatcn. Am
Moutog iinocn 5uci @cih6it@ Der
i~nnmhm8cn mo Gin %Grobortiacr
lln31g itatt. @cgcu 5000 Ocutidc
.&othoIifcu nit &rn. &olia, 2lrcntb
ais @ruBmorihoQ merOch lid an
Gem llu5ltg bctbciligen. Nm Glen
tag, mGbrenO zines icicrIidcn 0out
logmg5amtcS, miro Hcp. &otcr OF
tcrbcin iriibcr in Nrootpu Oic Set
prc0igt 6ultcn. Gen NbihltB Oca
&ot5olitcntoaca miro Elm Nrobc@
9onfctt an Qienitng 2lbcno bilOcrL
bci Dem Hcp. &atcr 2oui3 N0lfcl
ais Eoaitnciitcr irmaircu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Shiifsnndlridltcn.

Flpmoutb +, 81. Mai. - Gam,
pier st. SoniS", non 9trm Dorf nod
%eberbonrG mo Soltbompton untcr-
lneg", trof bier cin uno ictte leine
Hciie tort.
StpcrpooL 81. Moi. - Sier
onAcfonmcn lit ser Compiler nGtrr-
rio" bon Ncu.Nort.
NuCtnStoipn Il, 81. Wtai. = Ger
GontpIcr oGoronio" lit nc0 Hen-
yorf obAcinbrcn.
NJ opillG 81. Moi. - Ibaefab-
rem; Gompisr ,6prneiiio" na6 Gep,
yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
@crntiidjtc tclcoraphiidJc ScpcIdvrn.

reSu9hu9H. Game, &olrnoliIt un0
aritifcr hit in 9enpcr, Sol, an ser
ShBiiioifN 0citorbcn, Gr bintcrs
lGBr Sint 8ittluc mo ipci ainocr in
oer. 'st6A Ncp. Dorf.
R-uS,Hr, 4bemtna. 6Iuiic bel @o-
rerlp.,Rsg9y lit Scr 20-iGbriae 2o-
pernc Fctcrion crturnfcn.
GbomnS $, Chamberlain, ieit
Snbren ItNOtiifrr Gleftrifer in Mo
bile, gIo, irtO Gcrporro1cnoer 9iir.
ger DnlclbIt 1T 0nrd cilttu mlbcfallll-
ten Ncger crihoiiel morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

Seincn GerIebunQcn err
Ic9em - llcber ole Sooe@uriod)e
6eS 9tegcrS &orrp Garter. ~ Sabre
olt, Der Som'taa &ormittoa bel ci.
nem Titonlobilunioa OH Scr 8recn
Gpring &oo0, nobe Der Torf @ciebtS
Gpcnuc, einen Sh1oeIbrnh crlitt,
miro bclite IN Der mittIereu Eoliseta
Itation BON Coroner 9r. HeiQp cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

# O. s .Ni'NH.
Gle Mild r8erororunq.-
Sie nelle Mild gerorSnung tritt
tellte III Strait umodntten bis Gam.
ltag Mittaa ctpp $500 gcrionen
erlallbniBihcine fiir ben @crfauf BON
Wild erlangk Den geItim.
mitngen miiiien 9eiiber bon SoteIS,
.Siild) Hooms," Observation-Disclosures
@rocerien, apotbefen unb Soeo. Som
tdnen iammtlid erIonbnibihcine CT,
lnngen, oa Die SeroronunQ icoe Ser,
Jon einidlieBt, sic MildJ perfouft
nlio nidt MIR MiIdhGnblcr nuein Oo.
bon b%ctroffen perocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Bonn SitbmnS.
Grci @%ouprrncurc ob9cictt. 2nnc-
ritaniiGc @ciou0tc per AabcI
rod] @oibin0ton bcrlricn.


banana 81. Woi. - Bic poli-
tiihc Gage in Banana miro tGllih
pcrworrcncr, Gurh cincn GrIoB Nc2
lEr6iiocItten limb @oriirio 'MIcirnoc3,
@oltucrnclr bon Colon; Gliiio Geo
ia, @oltucrncur BON G6iridlti, ibrer
Acnttcr cntbobcn rnO al ocrcu StcQc
orci itnrfe @nb6nQcr Don Scnnor
2lrina, Der ais moAIihcr @r0iiOcnt-
ihoit9 Gon0iOnt Ncnomt miro, ct
nnrnt morOcl. Die ibrc$ 2lmtc3
Gntbobcncn iino Senuor Cboloio,
Gr.@eiouotcr nod Sen Ser. StootcL
irelmOlih Nciirmt uno MitNlicOcr Der
&erfoiilulQa.Eortei Gbol0io lit @rG-
liOcntidoit3 q Gon0ioot. Ger omcri
foniihc @cinnOtc SQlricrS lit per SEA.
Def oliAciorocrt mor0cn, ioiort nod
Woibin8ton SIT fonnnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Baltimore 9umpf 1adet . 50.

(dlte nnb SnoerlifTae @at.etHte.)
9ie Der. StdatenQoft bef6roernb.
Tampfer r9irBinin" tneu), ralabaua,"
y@rrrgia," ySenneTes".
8dnpfer fabren tdali6. Gorntaes aisaenont.
men, bon ben PotsQinie"GBiers Rr. 1O-i8,
eiabt. strobs, $50 aSsfe8'H bireft mao oiS
9oint Comfort, @orfolt, gertsnoutb unS allen
Rtniteft beg Gioens. SerbinounG in Oh
Rotut Comfort NIT e. & {. Gitenbabn". Ran
Hi6uoto. @erbiloute in @%ortsmoutb nit benz
~SeaboGro Nir Sine" folioen 3uae ra6 Bortss
mouth u1o NtIartn. IN g~torfoIf 8erbinouna
NIT Der ~%gItIantic .goait 9ine," NorfoIt un6
lpeItIif uno oh Dominion 2iae" nod Netps
bern. @afbireton, 9.sg., gi6ronb. gG., uni
gfetus g0rf.
Mlabl8eiter rn6 europdif6em Blame. Hurn.
riBfe Gaiiiten5imu1er, eleftriftbe 9eIeu6tnng,
Dnmrfbei3ung, 8pien fret. Geferbirte So iiteN.
5intmer In ben Qi1ets9iireaur Der Dab Cine"
Or. 107. Sits9uItifnoresS strobe, Mr. 508-50S,
2tqbtsStrabe, g. Y. g. Office. Siiooits@de bee
Baltimore uno GnIbectsStrnbe. Continental
3ruft guiloina" uno Nlbaugb's. Nr. 1eo, Roro.
@barGessStrabe.
SpEu ". Gbttpbnb, q. Erutun,
gtces4rdi. II. tSen. s0lnnnaer. Ser. .BaK. .siseyt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Rationale anfert.

(uITUWusU uTIItW.
,Sbe Oh CONN Iatiuual Sanf," Sab. NIB
@~retersGtraBe. Snco6 &. 9oof. Braitoent;
Senr1 8. Reoue, 3uiNrer.
r8ueite slatiOuaGgnnt," 432 SlosSroaofsah.
gS. g. @agner. NdIitrer.
,&eIteru 0atiunn( Pant" IA Rof3sEutntpsSir.
%. Mlarriott, 0diltrer,
brittle Nlattomal.Snui," @de Baltimore NIB
Nort6=Strdbe.
y15nrmerS d IerMautS ssatt1HaI Gdat,"
Guut6s ltHo Communicable.
uGpntmerctal & FARMERS TottDsnI BnKi,"
Siiopelt gde Solpdrhs uHo yermansStrabe.
y. 3. Baldwin, Euiltrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

Die SabreSperiammling ser
"@reat eoitern Ecrmanent Building
Aiioeiotion Nr. +" iinoet belte
Abeno in Rr 202, @oro!eoen.St IT..
itatf. s,ai ,i;,W yas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
N6oofaten.

AouIpb @utberlct, &ebtSantpalt, SIR. 10, OF.
Gegtn9torsS traBe. s. 4 q. 49one, ct. RauI
B3q-M.
g. Gnrhnrt ehtmcr. Ste6tsannaIt, unfon 1riifi
@uilninq, baltimore, mo. geihe Telephone.
Gnrt VI. NJ. ShnfB, i26-t29 Cam guilnina.
. @uiiaUne &Urb, 2Gl-260 9aInert 9uiioine.
4. &tn. Ettmauu, iii NorozG9nrleSsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Rrs. @insIoiu's Soutbing Ssrnp
@estern MarsIanb Giienbabm.


Efaiunenb Is. SnnlGr, berldbt Siuen.station.
4.1C Moraens S6nel5pa, Saaerstofun, 81.
x W. Hb.,A 8anHeSb0ro', Gbambersburq nno,
anseeromnten SonrtaaB, Sdners unb Cum.
betlano.
2.45 @adbut. - Authorization nan Union.
Bridge.
s4.20 I1dm. - GrprebsSdHeHsie, SauptIinte,
Sdeerstofur, Sancnd. Gbippensbura unb,
disaeHon'nen Gontt1as, Sreoerid nIlb gm,
ntitsbirg { PdrIorsC.r).
Sagltt, ausaenrmnen epHntaab.
Carlisle.
2 :5e Moreens sffom. mad rntonssrtbee.
1857 WlorGens - 9SeItern @rpreb, g9eftnin,
Tier, 8rreentue Greberid) @ntnits5ure.
9bnrniont. 9Iue sfih9e,, gSapnesboru', @bam
bersbnra, Sdgvrstoiun. Snncod, Cumberland
uro GlfiHs. Buffer Sbierbationssgar.
$50 Nddrt. - S1iptlinie, 5itIin bon gmort.
@robe, ferrer gori. Sanooer. oettpsburs
uno q. uuo 8. Sio.
5.9S Nadn,. - Accommodation mao Sanober.
6.1b abetlhA - gftoinn'. mao llnion'gribge.
Sur epnntag3.
ESQ Serm. - aftomm. na6 iinton.8rtbse nnb
fanober.
eaIten ntdt an SennfsI bamia .Hbenne. :
=. s,,.rtt.., g e'af'0s, =. s.v.u.
nses'srAt. =. 0eu. SsTaktit 6sa.n1lI1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
@tnntS.Vnnfpn

y1tutfde gnuf Ouu Baltimore" baltimore
l1o 9oaibaDsS trdbe. 9luquit Beber, Strait.
bent; z. 3. Si6t. SAabmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

BIumbing, Surnoccs, 8anaes anb
0afen, Tahoeden uno Rinnen.
8sunett 9rDs., 523 yIorb- Sremont.slbsnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
6ei9Gftss@ cgwetier.
sciSe ssfsp6uns

Seitungen, 3eitI6riften etc.
,Fbe Baltimore Getus ST." 8a0Io abtrcron,
bic, Beihditsfibr.r, 3lS &eftSermaHs&tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Mcrdants G. @incrs sranspurt. So.

TnmpfefaSthte.
Tradlt nno Yaiingiere.
. Gddl Bottom NIB benz Eiten.
3tenfidq. GontcriiGO, Sdmitap, 6 ltbr Nhenbs.
= 9indi Yruutbencc NM ben, Sheu.
W(Ontag, Sreiina, Sumitaq. @ nbr NbenoS.
= Bad 9etu purt.9ieus NIB Murfulf.
1dalidh, alSQcnnilnleu Wiittpnbs, g llbr Nbhs.
y Srn6t anqelonrte1 tIQli6 zig 3 llhr yfntbH.,
fir o%eHiclhtn 3dQ nbiabrelloe Sampler.
Hndl Snunn1nt nto benz Sitber.
9ieHftuA, 6rcitdp G llbr glbeHos.
.. ". Witgiril, @ae1t, Bier SUB Siios6nbsStr.
SGuDt.Sitrenn: @ermaa' hno 2igbt.Strahe.
Ui3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
Sbor.Vonfeu

rDeutfdle spnrbGnt pom SaIttmure," Gutatp.
lito gaItimuresStrube
.,Gt. Snmcs SpaTbaui," BaIttmpresGtrube unt
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

Warmor- un0 Grant, erfe.
6. Stisdrtuer & e6bns, 714-7t8 GeftsraItt.
mnresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
SruIts@

&luIlS0uNHpuHHltll.
,,Ylnrnfnub Sruit Co." gorotpeftsGde gaIbert,
un6 @erntarsStrGBe. Srier 9erfn, QrdIis
bent; G.. G.. Sinlntsrn1dnTI, Sefretir; gdrron
Sdu NeB, ShuBmejiter.
Baltimore 5ruit & Guarantee &C.," gGuitabI.
Builoina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fldn yIeIps2Utf itn6 be-
rait 5int 9sbruib in Der Qarloeits unb Wi.
8upGIsG intion INT 1000 Nebnos.
Herterptrhrq bon Ruum Ut Q glaf, ooer Bat
IorsgSaeaons, Spetferuten etc. peroen f1nen be.
iorgt per Eetepbpn in aIen toIeenheu Billet.
@iirealt: ebcrles uito 8altimoresStraBe g. q
Wtt. Scbdl'Stution, 6, & g., Wt. @er1on 3123:
gemoeu'Station Sniormattonss gireau, 6. & g.,
q. Ianl $40. ooer T.o., eonrtlanD 2728: uni
gr. 526. Siibsgroabpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

@ambhrg = Nmcrifa = Clinic,
4t-45 @ruaoiung, Nclu @Orf,
Irtbnr ". GubiOn,
an nltcu 4fnBf,
1917 SltsSnltimuresStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

9onontrtbihaitli6e @erGtbe pnb
GGmereien.
Grtffitf & 1ururr So, 2O5 GcrS.RaeasS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

B1um0terialien, &bWren, Sen1ter'
rabmer, 2aoeu etc.
Samss =. Softer & So, 115 uHo lit 6ab'8re
heridsStraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

TGiIc sur Gciie in's InsIanb De-
iurgt 6. oHaineg 9tr. 413, Sk-Saiti.
morctrafc, nage Gnitpm'& bhfc due.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
.LBzlEr!5lgaz&QHID
lgltd. I 3igith. ou%seeupmlfnen SonHiaas.
5 9tur SoIntap5.

BET GanIoerls5taiiou ua9 gSafbiHetou an
2Soheltage1 100 Sjarm. bis 500 sbenos.
6r1bere AbiLbrt BON Der Mit. AoDulsS iaiiuii.
1irefte YeTblgoung tu ber neuen unioa'
Statton 81 &aibiagtpn NIT aiieu lRbitd geptH-
ben StuicH.
gsai6inotun, berIaren Wtt. acbaIsStaiipn;
ttG.05. %6.45, ITO. *7.45, $3.50, $3.50, tl0.50
fi1;63,. sll,L6, &ernty +12.1t. ti2;53, tl.55
+2.+3, 1880, #4.t6. f4.55, f5.55 GuCbnl., +G.09.
1855, 500 Wimileo), 1850, *1l.23 g%lbenoo;
n~erluiien GamOen' citation 1900. t6.15. 1870,
200. $500, 1905, "A. 90. *4.30. 1000, 1920,
800, +7.20. 5 500, $500. 1900, $1,000, ff1.O0
@ornt. 1900 .:Ai., t12.02, 1928, Hoo, sl,0iL,
5 jj3IMn, '3 81 70 TYP r; 90 g. A. tS % 300 3 20 .S;o p
(9imiieb), $1,000, *tO.O5, *11.05, *11.32 abos.
Srcocrif, Characterization 1880 nno s9.15
Sorm., Hips, 1850 uno $50 giadbm.
Saaerstulun, Wit. RpDaIsStatton, t7.45 Borm..
1880 Aabm.; 91moefsS taiior, 1880, $500
GprrI., 1850, 400 Hddm.
Hpnal 9ilne 9ine
nadl philadelphia nue 3eip.Durf.
6euef terminus ut Der 8tetIno3ip1n3tatten
StraBe, SEEM Yprf, beqiiem fnat SoteIS, 9bsas
tern uHh 9eibdftSoiftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01
WarnlanS & Gcnninlpnnia 81. q.

7.30 gsnrnl, nab gorr, uusg. connfua.
$50 Sornt., mad Scltn, nnr Sonntaqs.
,9.30 &nrnl., nab Acluir. ai3a. SonniaaS.
1l.30 Sorni, nab SsIdir, uuse. Gamliaes
NIB Sonftdes.
loo Nnbrl, nab 0eInir, MIR Gonnidos.
1.20 gt1dnl., inh Belair, unr Gnmfuas,
$50 gtddin, iloh gurf, nusg. SunnidoS.
400 aadrt, nab Delta, mn Sonntngs.
Bio gIodnt.. mad 0eIntr. aitsg. Commas.
$40 IbeHos, nab Tclta. dusq. Sonntaas,
II 90 Thenos, naf 9eIta. MIR Somninas.
11.90 IbenoS, nab 9elair ausa. Gpuufnns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

gdie -Hir''S stnslnnb beIsfgt O.. RuIue. QY.
Alb, Gftsvaitipiprt'etr. uate eaitsm 0baie AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

"8,tpferffrtfebe inns Bl1tmbers.
Sobn 9ubcrt, TIA 9bamessS tra8e. q. 4 9.
Selepbou: 9Golie 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

8tanoS itn0 Srgelrt.
Ghds. ~. etiefi, 8 Roros 2ibertu.Strdbe.
Nui. Qrabt & Co., .9Dltc"F@Gbdube, Ott, NopaL
Nbeillie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

&rHhmie6. 3ubeb6r.
6. esutt gnNas 60, s62 uno 1914 siorb.@ap.
Str1be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-01

ShmltdIoden un0 ltprtn.
~, :. Wlasr, IS 0itsQal sCtrab..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-20

Registrar of Vital Statistics Law
renee has just compiled statistics OF
births for the years from January L
1900. to June 80, 1908, for the entire
| Territory. The births are given by
counties and by nationalities. The sta
tistics are compiled from the records
of the Board of Health. The totals by
counties are as follows: Honolulu, s.
POS; Oahu, exclusive of Honolulu, g.
642; Hawaii, 6793; Kalawao, 1873; Ka-
uai, 3417; Maui, 3408-a total for the
! Territory for the eight years and a
half of 21,621, Of which II, 653 were
males and 1886 females.
By nationality for the eight years
and half the births were: American,
1915; British, 338; Chinese, BOIL; Ger
man, 303; Hawaiian, ALL; part Hawai-
ian, 674; japanese, 6625; Korean, 100;
Portuguese, 1850; Porto Itican, 998:
Spanish, al; others, 185.
The births by years for the whole
Territory have been: 1900, 1926; 1901,
2O58; 1902, $3.50; 1903, 252s; 1904, q
$40; 1905, 2609; 1906, $3.50; 1897, 81
574; 1908 Ito June 800, 2136.
e'These figures, of course" said
Registrar Lawrence, "are the figures
of births reported. There are large
numbers of births unreported. 1t will
be seen that there is a continuous in
crease in the figures from year to year.
A considerable part Of this, no doubt,
represents a completer reporting of
births. The increase is not entirely
regular. however. At one place there
is a falling off This probably repre-
sents the difference in the number of
government physicians employed in the
two years, or the difference in the
earnestness with which they sought in
formation in regard to births
81 think that rcaghly these figures
represent about half the births that
have actually taken place in this Ter
ritory during this time. Parents do
not always report the birth of their
children Physicians do not always
report the births they attend profess
sionally The whites and the Hawai-
ians are the worst sinners. The Japa-
nese did not formerly report the births
among them to the Board of Health
agencies very carefully. They did not
know they were required to. They
reported them to the consulate, al
right For the last two years the con
sulate has reported them to this of
fee. So that now the births among
japanese. are reported pretty carefully.
The Chinese report their births very
carefully, because they are interested
in securing certificates Of Hawaiian
birth for their children which viii en-
able them to go anywhere. -
The record of births among Japa-
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Army Writes Poem.

Admiral Amy, the settler of dis
putes and quieter of troubles, has
again broken into rhyme. The follow
ING communication from him was re-
ceived yesterday:
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JAPANESE FLEET
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.l
nese as shown by these statistics is as
follows: 1900, POI; 1901, 4s6; 1902,
$40; 1908, 643; 1904, 600; 1905, $50;
Vancouver and then plunge across the
! Pacific to Japan.
Following brief visit to japanese
and Chinese ports the feet will touch
at Hongkong, then Manila, and after
that cruise for protracted visit at
all the British colonial ports in New
Zealand, the FIJI Islands and Australia,
returning home via Suez.
The German feet is expected to fol-
| low a similar itinerary, although its
first visit will be paid to New York.
Prince Henry is expected to visit only
three ports before he reaches San
Francisco--Rio Janeiro, Buenos Ayres,
and Santiago de Chile.
The japanese fleet will reverse the
itinerary, sailing first to Honolulu,
thence to San Francisco, then around
Cape Horn to New York, thence across
the Atlantic to European ports.
England s purpose in sending a feet
around the world is twofold. First,
she desires to pay a visit of friendship
to the nations of both continents. Sec
ondly, and chiefly, she desires to i'm
press upon the English colonies in all
parts of the globe an idea of British
naval supremacy and her power to fur
nish adequate protection against any
danger which the colonies may fear Of
foreign invasion or attack.
At the time when the visit Of the
American battleship squadron to Aus
tralia was first announced regret was
expressed in influential quarters in Eng
land that there was no British naval
force of corresponding Importance in
Australian waters to take part in well
coming it there, and TO the fears en-
tertained in London with regard to the
impression likely to be caused thereby
in the antipodes.
These apprehensions have been real
lied and the utterances~6f statesmen
and of politicians in Australia and New
Zealand leave no doubt as to the exist
ence of the conviction among the white
population there that in the event Of
trouble with Japan they would have TO
look to the United States and to her
navy for assistance and protection,
rather than to Great Britain
It is for the purpose Of counteract-
ing and removing this popular impress
sion that the great battleship and eruis-
er squadron is now about to be sent
on a progress round the world.
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MARINE
Katuna Makes Record.

The British steamer Katuna that ar
rived in this port on Wednesday ear
ried the largest cargo of coal that
ever came to the Pacific on one bot
tom, and besides making a record in
cargoes, under the supervision of the
naval authorities here she is also max
ing a record in unloading. In two
hours and a half after her arrival she
had nut 315 tons of coal on the dock,
ind yesterday got rid of a full thou
sand tons. Altogether she carried g.
SO tons of the fuel, all of which is
destined for naval use.
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Work on Number Two.

Now that the piles for the rebuild
ing of number two naval wharf have
arrived, the work viii progress rapid
ly. A large force is on the wharf,
under the charge of the post civil en-
gineer, and it will not be long before
many of the old piles are removed and
new ones substituted. The new piles
which came on the Texan are so long
and bulky that they have to be trans
ported to the scene of work by light
ers. The average length of these piles
is more than sixty feet, and some of
them are as much as seventy feet from
end to end.
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RECORDS or BIRTHS IN
HAWAII FOR EIGHT YEARS

1906, 7O5; 1907, 1887; 1908 (six
monthsl, 1880.
The record of births among Ameri-
cans is as follows: 1900, 60; 1901,
149; 1902, 161; 1903, $50; 1904, 1862;
1905, 191; 1906, 1872; 1907, 141;
1908, SIS.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. U S a.
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Police Special Ali raided a paikau
game last night near the corner or
Hotel and Maunakea streets, arresting
twelve players. all pakes -Four other
gamblers were arrested earlier in the
dAv
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Moses Goes to Kauai.

Captain Moses left for Kauai on
the Kinau yesterday afternoon on a
lighthouse inspection trip. He will go
into the matter of lights, marks, buoys
and other things pertaining to the
lighthouse service very carefully, with
view to getting ideas for possible
suggestions for improvements when
reporting to Washington on the sub
iect