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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12
OWE $1,25O,OOO.
Lamprecht Brothers Assets Arc Far
Below That Figure.

Cleveland. o., Feb. 12.-Receiver
Bushnell stated this afternoon that in
his opinion the liabilities of Lamprecht
Brothers & Co. would reach approx
mateIy S1.ssO. 900.
The assets. he said. would fan far
below this amount and as a result the
customers of the house will doubtless
suffer heavy loss. Mr.. Bushnell said
the banks involved would not lose 3
dollar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-12
HAWAII REMEMBERS.

Honolulu. Feb. 12.-Lincoln's birthday
was observed today by a large proportion
Of the city's population A civic and mil
itary parade was reviewed by Governor
F,rear and in the evening there were exer-
Advertiser.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

The Granville Herald announces
that after Jan. Is, the price OF sub
scription to that paper will be in
creased to $3.50 per year. During
the past few years the price of ma
teriar and labor on newspapers has
increased about one-third and many
papers are compelled to raise their
subscription prices in order to make
any money. The Independent read
ers ought to feel we'll pleased that
they are able to get a paper as large
as the Independent for SO low a
price, $500 per annum, and we VIII
not increase the price until we md
that we cannot make any money
without doing so. II all will hurry
and pay up, this will help a good
deal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

We are in receipt Of the January
number Of the North Dakota Maya
zine, edited by the agricultural de-
partment Of the state. It is richly
illustrated as usual. One of the pic
lures is that OF an apple tree at the
home OF Max Schultze, at New Sal
EN-, N. D., which bore eight varieties
of apples last season. An excellent
picture Of limb, hanging full of
nice large apples, grown in Towner
county is also shown. You can
raise apples in North Dakota if you
go at it in the right way.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

Roosevelt has shown the army
officers thing or two. Recently he
was responsible for an order which
amcng other things compelled the
officers to ride thirty miles, three
days in succession in the
way of a practi cal practice.
There was any amount OF kicking
over the order, and the president to
show that the or1er was not hard
one, mounted his horse early Jne
morning last week, and seventeen
hours later, he returned to the White
House, having covered ninety-eight
miles during that time. He used
four horses for his ride, and when
he jumped OF his steed from his
ride, he was as spry as cricket.
An hour later, after he had taken
bath, he appeared for dinner in
evening dress and the following
morning was at his desk Is usual.
Roosevelt Is . wonderful fellow.
4 + L n l.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

J. 3. wineman Of Grand Forks
will introduce a bill in the legisla-
ture making it unlawful to publish
whiskey advertisements. II the raw
IL passed, Editor Smart will lose a
lot OF paying ads, in his Mint Daily
Optic, and the people will be given
al opportunity to forget how one
fortunata fellow managed to exc out
100 years of existence purely thru
drinking liberal quantities Of Duhys
Whisky.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
IS MINoT IMMORAL?

II seems that our nelsnpoi'ns
town velva, is after the Normal
school. in behalf OF McHenry coun-
Nv From the following letter from
Senator Wallip, it appears that the
committee is knocking Minot oy
stating that Minot is too immoral
sor such a school, Fact 49, tne'e
are a few bad people In Mlnot-no1
manv-and not any more man tnefe
are in any other city the size IN
the-state, at the same ane sttle
here are eight thousand or more
mighty good citizens, good Living peo-
pl if you please who believe IN rleae
doing. Our magnificent churches are
evidence that we are not all Hotten-
tots, and We know that young
man or young women who comes
here to study will be treated right at
all times. Mr.. Wallin's letter FOL-
lows:
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. Is.
Editor of the Independent:-
Since writing my letter of yester-
day, I have found that Velva has a
committee here at Bismarck work"
ing for the Normal School to be
located at Velva in McHenry
county
The cheap argument advanced in
favor of their proposition as against
that of Minot, is that Minot is too
immoral to be fit place for a
Normal school. This argument IS
used amos. tho members of the leg
islature from MI parts OF the state.
1t seems to me the good people OF
Minot should protest against the
slanderous argument on the part OF
Velva. 1t is OF course true that
Minot has come undesirable citizens,
but so has Velva, and all other
towns. The only differences IS, Mi
not is growing, hustling city and
all kinds of people gather there to
get share Of the prosperity. The
good people of Minot are doing all
in their power to eradicate the
evils now existing just as much as
those of other cities are doing. It
is not fair on the part of the people
OF 'Velva to circulate report that
is liable to have tendency to csst
a false and unfavorable impression
to say the least, on the people of
Minot. AS far as the Normal school
is concerned, I do not think that
Velva has the least show OF getting
1t. The idea of changing the locs-
ton OF the Normal school from Mi.
not to Velva is ridiculous and will
not be considered at all by most of
the members Of the legislature.
John Wallin.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
OUR FARM DEPARTMENT

With this issue OF the Independent,
we have started farm department.
We do not intend to revolutionize
farming at all, but will try to de-
vote this part of our paper TO the
OF the most important OF
all of our industries. The Indepen-
dent is read mainly by farmers and
we believe that this Ieatare will be
greatly appreciated. We expect
this feature to grow from week to
week You san help us to make
this success. You have all tried
some experiment on the farm that
has proven a success. Then tell as
about it. Either write us, or drop
into the Office and tell us. No mat
ter how competent farmer lou
are, there are always good points
to learn, and we hope to give you
some information thru the help n
others that will prove of great
i, value to you. Many of you are
robbing the soil and don't seem Il
realize 1t. This will DO one Of tha
points that we will bring out AMI
we trust that thru the efforts o
those who will write for this page
you will not only learn how to rais1
good crops without robbing the soil
but put your Information inec Faa
tice.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

Texas, Iowa and Missouri are con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY Of levying
taxes on bachelors. Here ID an op.
portunity for Representative Schulz
Of Minot to make himself famous.
There are too many selfish bachelors
in North Dakota-and something
ought to be done to induce them to
select IN "a0nlty."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

Gov. Burke has appointed Attor-
neys Ellsworth and Carmody judges
OF the supreme court. The governor
had a hard time making his decision
so many good men to pick from,
and so many who had good reasons
why they all should be appointed.
It is said that the men chosen will
make the best kind Of judges. OF
course we are sorry that he could
not have selected a 'Minot man
Ward county was really entitled to
one of them, but we had nothing to
do with the appointments.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21
nnSSis - ssns lower pstaI tAa
~ ~ isvsa Is tAs mouA ofttAs wall.
Aashhsc node OF carrytAe this


. ~ lsvso Is tAs mouA Of ne vail.
AasAAsr mode of carrying this
disease 10 ~ means Of milk. MAX
is Tie ideal human food, 1t Is also
ideal for bacteria, consequently, any
bacteria sainins admittance to milk
mubti plies rapidly. II the nilk cans
be washed with infected water some
OF the disease germs will be left
in the cans unless they are thoroly
scalasd and the milk straigMway be-
comes infected and may become
a direct menace to life. Thus 1t
becomes necessary that the greatest
precuation be taken when there is
typhoid in the family or immediate
neighborhood that al S0ai tiOns as
regards the milk supply be as abso-
lutsly clean as possible. "
Flies also constitute another meth
cd by which this disease Is carried.
Their natural focus about which
they center is decaying matter, and
in this case OF course it will be
wherever excrement is deposited.
If typhoid is in the family and this
material is not thoroly treated the
fly becomes infected, then passes
from the vault to the house, around
the kitchen, lighting ON the cooking
usensils and the food, and We have
our contamination brough to the very
good which we eat. It naturally TO-
lows, then, that all food, especially
milk, shuld be kept carefully from
all access of flies. 3 e
Water, which is the greatest car
rier of typhoid, may be rendered per
fectly safe as far as disease produc-.
ing possibilities are concerned, by
boiling. The time of boiling does
not need to be long. If it is brot
merely to the boiling point, and then
taken off from the stove and al
lows to cool it will be rendered safe.
Such water will taste "1at" but the
taste can be improved by pouring
it from dipper to dipper two or three
times, SO that it may be exposed to
the air and redissolved that which
has been boiled out. If cistern
is suspected Of contamination byi
typhoid fever it can 10 rendered
safe by treatment with copper sui
phate, which lis the same as blue
vitroil, or bluestsae. Such treat
ment should never b greater than
one part OF copper sulphats to one
million parts OF water (by weight,
and in fact this method OF treatment
should not be used without expert
advice. Milk may ~ rendered safe
if j. is suspected Of contamination
by heatin to a point just below
that of scalding fer space of about
lcl1 VI lillScL ulAOSOS. 11lS ID V1de
is known as pasturizinS milk and
is in use in number OF large cities.
All OF these methods of preventa-
ton should be understood by every
farmer and Citizen, and should be
used wherever 1t is deemed advis-
able The number OF deaths from
typhoid fever in the United states
during the last year was something
over thirty-five Thousand, and about
seventy-fve per cent Of these could
have been prevented by the use o.
proper PRECAUTIONS. In combating a
run of fever or epidemic of such we
should remember that after all the
best possible methods Of preventa-
ton lie in absolute cleanliness ami
the use of common sense in SANTA
tion. #. D. BeckW1th.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-21

Money to loan on Farms.
Grant YsuRsns. 2-21tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
einbaltsbeicbl sesdr 2e~portiruns.

Ebilobclpbid 1. Sftobcr. =
Nnmnlt 6. s. @obimitb ermirfte
pom Midter McBbfion I'M Vunoes.
@eridt einen 9cfcII Inn Die Gepor.
tlsltng aorl 3icglerfs, Der pegen Gr.
long ieines Yil%rger3apiers betriigeri-
id1e Mittel anpun4e. nah Geutid,-
icno abaeidobcn 9roen iollte. oui-
snid)ieben. 3ic9lcr befono lid bcreits
Gllf Dem Iompicr .Jriegslano. Gs
bonoelte lid ,lm s4n Minlitcn Dor
Ibgons bes Gontpers. Ger anpalt
elite in cinem Sorithb nad) oem Eier
i;no trai bort i'm Mlgenb!id elm, oils
i;h Der Gompicr bertits lit 9etnegul,a
GeieBt bate. Sbne lang 5ll iiberlegen,
ipron9 Der Nmpalt DOM Eier auf ben
Gompier. belt iid an Der &eeIing
ieil uno muroe in bitter Steaung oltf
,Ied gcSogen. Null bicie Weiie ge-
lang cs ibm 3iealed Dor benz Sdid-
ia! Der ,uotIauiiaen Ieportirnng 81
te%luabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
General Wcpej sanft al.

Stobt MerifS, 4. Sftobcr. :
@ie Der aMcricam beralo" mittbeiIt.
miro 8etcral 9erinrop Repes, Der
@pnperilellr ocs Sthotes Mliepo SEQ.
ne, ola l,aditen Mft,pod reiianiren,
als iein Natiolgcrhuiro Aoolfo3 Gam.
6roio genannt. 0dteral @cpes miro
I'M cinen lalleen llrlallb einfommen
rno wobl idon in aen ndditen Eager.
rod europa obreifn. Ter 9iirgcr.
n%ieilter pom Montcrtp miro gleiffaas
triigntren mo oe13 @oiipernelir ai,f
iciner Heiie bcgleita,. gls ar5tliher
@erather oes @%ollrerneiirs, Der fronf
Jim iua, miro 1r. Ramoi 1repino,
Ter Yraiioent oes Etaots-e cnareiies
nnb Met- Heoaftelt oes eiIi5iellen
Graans in @onterru g pretooor."
sic Mciic mitmad)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
omen, iollen BON ,smportenren allae-

tulllett 1uue1 ppn improvement allge'
ltellt gepeien lein, oellen lie ieoesmol
Waaren i'm Wertbe bon pielen Tall-
Ienben mitbrodtell, Die nid)t persoQt
muroen. aud) anf Gonpiern beidGi,
tigte Eerionen, 5uluciit WotroicL iol.
len picl Shmuggel getrieben baben.
Gle &crIfriften geltatten es ibneli,
ibre vSdlaffeffcr" ans 2ano ST
If)aifeL uno III oieien &piiern beiol,.
Den iidl mandn1al Men9en 5oapilid-
tiger @aaren. uno G6nlibe Metbo'
ben gab's III Menge.
Gen 3oabeamten iteQt Ser Sofen.
Collector Elm 9utes 3erlaniB aus. Is
babe po6l unebrlide Mdnner oorilll.
ter gegebena nno es gebc luohl nod
beutc Iold)e, 'ibr Gro5entiab iei aber
ouBeroroentlid flein. @iel geringer,
ols cs in ca,em Northumberland
bon ollt illtr o%nnabernb dbnlid)en
Gimcnlloten iein miirbe. Iie Eolios
giere Ielen BET Ger G%eflorirltng ibrer
effeftcn 5ilineiit ebrlidl mo oft bonb.
le e3 lid) BET id~einborcn S6muggel.
perIltd)en MIR nm WibperitGnoniiie.
Inter 0len umltdnben eriheine ober
audi bic tertcre Itrengc Sanobobullg
Der 3oQpnrihriftcn gcboterl, penn
nidIt Die oltcn GerbGltnillc nicoer eill.
reiBcn loaten. Ger 9eruf oes 3oll.
teonlten lei Der unoonfborIte Ser
&eIt, lno Dos Tubliflm lole iid be.
ileiBigenL i'm minoer uaonaenebm All
~geltolten.
Nc ilitGrar5tei in gerot6ung q.
Ser Is. Sabres. Gpnpent ocs Ser,
bonoes Der MilitGrGr5te Der Gereinia.
ten Staaten miro oieie Wode in Der
9unoesbalptltnbt utter Yetbeili-
gllng bon 8ertretern bon eff ollsldn-
oilden Hegierunae1 abeebalten. -
Geut'hlono miro auf Dem Gonpent
ourd) Den 6lottenar5t CT. 0reiubn
pertretcn Jet. gu @bren Der ousl1ll-
oiid,cn Gclegaten miro m%orgenabeno
bonn @enerolar5t Or. Hirep bon Ser
yer. Stoaten-Ma heln Hr1lioen-
ten bcS Serbanbes, Elm fcitlider Gn,-
pfong pernnitoltet. 9ler5te Ser Yun-
oesarnec, Der @unbesmarine 1rO ser
WfilitGr. Srganiiationen nebmen al
Dem Gonpcnt Sbeil.
Suftidifffabrt : Gonareb
iir Wabington.
Nm Beanie Der 9unoesregieruna
lit oos @c'nd) geitcllt porben, Die
9iiraer @oibington's bel loren. 9e-
milbrnlden jlt untcritiiBett, Die gbbol.
tllnG oeS Snternationolcn 2uitihiff-
tobrtssGon9rclies I'M Sabre 1910 in
Der @uMpesbnuptitabt Su @ege All
bringcn. Sn Der leeten Sislng ocs
2llftihiiffobrtG onlite's ser @oibino.
toner Sonoclsfontmer miroc cine Ne
iolntion lit oieiem Slime anacltull-
men, ltto oieic uirotheln YrGiioentel1
Saft, Den Sefretdret bes &rieas- nno
Marine eportenents ltno onoerelt
Iiitrifts- ll1,O GunEsbeomten ,l,ae.
Itellt iuerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
Bun Gnslanb ansseliefcrt.

Glenllor sc. Weattie mo Moelbert Z.
!9ppt freu3ten ipibcr. Millcn ben
Sseall, nm Dor @erift geltellt 81
lperoen.
Melp- Yorf, 4. Oftober. - llrl-
ter Der Sbbut bon Seteftins2 ieute,
noilt 9ernnr0 IluoO ronl Stabe bes
Giitriftsumpolts trofen geitern init
Dem Gnnlpfer Baltic" bon Der
u@bite Star Cine" Gleuilor W. Yeat-
tic, cine iunge Gngldnoerin, nno
Moeibert z. Sopt, ei1 Mnlerifaner,
bier rin, Inn ben Yeborben Die Gin
crnltes Wortden nit ibnen 81 ipre-
d)cil iuiinidelt. NeSe mio antruort 81
itehen. @cioe ipuroen nod oenl
Combs @efangnib eebrad,t uno Wer-
zen ipGter i'm @erid)te porgefiibrt
lperben.
Gle iunee Gnaldnoerin ioa oie
.@orbom Manufacturing 60" Inn
Silberiad)en I'M Wert)c bon $500
heidipinbelt baben lnb alldJ ionit al.
lerlci ouf Dem aerbbol5 baben. Sic
iullroe III 2onoon perbaftet, betbererte
natiirlid ibre nnifnlo uno wioeriet-
te iib ibrer Nuslieferung. Sad Mo-
nate laneen 8erbanolungen iprlroen
Die Nlislieferungspapiere mter5eid-
net uno Iloob nod england geihidt.
INN Die 9oloe o~b5ubolen. Sci oieier
Ge(egenbeit lief ibnn il, eirlem 2on-
boncr giireau Der rNmericam Grpreb
60" Sppt in Die Nrnle. Der por-eini-
gen Sabren 5ralL Sllia &. Yorgcs
nit eilem Gbef auf 5000, aui ipel-
dem er >angeblid lire llnteridriit
fdlidte. bineinaelegt baben ioa. Der
Mann iuor iiber ieilie 8erbaitnng
iebr l~lngebolten uno beriiherte. felt
Der @eibid)te nit DEM Gted ein iebr
anitanoiaes Scben eefiiArt su baben.
Dos itintmt nid)t gan5 nit Der Chat
lode iibereill, oab iid Die 9eteftips
BON SeotlanO Yaro ni,o i~ramSoiiife
0ebeimpoli5iiten iebr Iebbait fir lei
lie Yr#ion intereiiirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05

Neues uilb manderIei Yefanntes IN
neues 9eleuhtung. Ger Yanb erreet
ollgerneine Mnfmerfiomfeit unb loBt
Don ben meiteren 9onoen piel Sfte-
rcIicntes erboiien.
8eresforo'S SetcreieN.
Mus ben Ser. Stoaten forumen
ollsfiibrlide 9erid)te ilber bos anFs
treten oes britiiben Momirols q. 9.
2prO CHARLES 9eresforb rno Soro
Nortbcliife's, bes geiiters Der 2on'
ooner Zines, ipdbreno hires filrjs
liden 9eiubs in Ben Ser. Staaten.
Gic bieiigen 9ldtter miomen ben
&erilden, eegen Geutidlano 5u
beten unb Mmerifa in ELM giinoniB-
pcrbdltniB nit England bilein5it-
ifpaten, eingebenoe unO cifrige DC
lpred)nngcn.
Mit GROCER @enlgtbuullg conlto-
tirt Die bieiigc Yreiie Die Sbotiod)e,
paB bas anlcrifaniife Golf Den britt
ihen @emiibungen Die falte Sdulter
Gt5ci0t bot uno iid) aud llid)t oilrd)
nte 9emerfung 2orb 9eresforb's per-
bliiffen lieB, Dab nein Gerluit Der
engliihen Supremotie (notiirlih on
Z eltihlano) ben Ser. Stoaten fei=
ilen Nltsell bringen piiroe". Die
3eitungen geben ourd)ipeg iDrer
Sreuoe bariiber Musorud, oaB 9tme-
rifo ollgcmcin aqe Die @eriufe ab-
aelebnt bat, gegen 0eutihIano 81
hesen ui,o Elm Yiinonib e%ngIano's
mi. Den Ser. Staaten 5u Wcse 5t
hringen.
I6t5ig Sabre alt.
Ger frii6ere Gommonoeur oes IA.
(Sooild)en) Nrnlcecorps, General Der
Snfantcrie h. Sdlidting, fcicrtc &c.
itern ollf ieinem @ntSlis ScriidOorf
bel @ormbrllnn IN Sdleiicn Dos 6eit
0ca 81. 0ebitrfstoges.
(@eneral non Sblidting, Der be-
reits iein 60-iabriges Militdrbienit-
Ssllbildum 9cfeiert bat, ltebt "a la
lutte" oes /. 9uoiiden' 2eib|8rena-
bier,3egiments Nr. 1903, aorlsrube.
Sein @enerolspote1lt botirt pom Is.
Suli 1882
Meltpo itpcrein 9enfmo /
cingemeibt.
Seute fano int Bern utter groberl
Seicrlihfeiten Die -ginpeibung oes
@eltpoitpereins Genfmals ltott, 5l Der
a1e Dem 8e%ltpoitperein onaeborcn-
Den 21noer electromagnetic Witglie-
Der ibrer Eoltperipaltung als Gelega-
ten icnben.
Nls Iertreter bes Geltiden Neides
ninlnlt Der Staatsiefretdr Oes Heid)s=
ppltomts, Ct. &raetfe, oil Der Seier
Sbeil.
II Inter fmercm Gerbod t.
Sn Suarolben. &reis Sorbad),
2%otbringen, lit Die ebefrni Gin5el
inter Dem iurdt6aren @erood)t per-
baftet moroen, ibren @atten, ibren
Snfel lnb mebrere anOere Eerionen
ermoroet uito berallbt at bdben. Die
Spuren ibrcr Gerbred)en iolI bic Ser
boftete Olrd) 9ronoitiftung sl bciet-
tigen perillft boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
Scim lester Ecttlamf.

@ontrcoL 0ua, 4. Sftobcr.-
Ger berilbmtc iron5olidc Gilton5lGll.
Ter Senrp Ct. Dpes prod bier mab'
renb cillcs @cttrennirs ouf % Mei-
len 5ltlommcn, unb fie Ner5te, lpelde
i'm nntcrfndtcn, erffrten, icin Seri
lci o~fii5irt mo CT peroe lbmerlid,
mieoer lollfcn fonnI1. ct. yues
bate ci,lcn Goriprltg boz, etlid)el,
yoros crrl'l0elL olf cr i~tiir5te n,o
Iid nidt mieScr 81 clbeben ucrmod)tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
Mon @. loiicls. Nr1iiheut

- Aop o. 9aiiels, Yr6iioent Der
nArfanids NmuieInent So" bon Sot
Springs, Mrf., bat i'm .Notional-8o-
tel" 3m1opefa, SIS. Selbitmoro ourd,
Gridieben .1sonngen. 5inan5iell,
@crIeaenbeiten trtrbet ibi, All Der
G9at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-05
0esen Mmenoement.
Terbanolnnscn bes r9cntid-N mcri-
faniiden Natiunal-S nnSes."

Morpl1nber pplitiide Ira9en ipiel-
ten cine Sole oarin. = @ic0er.
%crmdblung Der olten 9eamtel. -
Nilmmlfee Der Shouplnt oes
nddltidbrigen Gonpents. 5os
belsbeiflub geaen General j. ..
Grant ipegen ieines 2ieb0ugelns
s,s. --.s-, ,--
nit ben Erubibitioniiten. =
@roBe Seier bes 0eutifen Cages
in cincinnati. - 8iele interei-
iante Hebcn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-27
EEEP THIS IN MIND.

Bowel complaint is sure to be preva.
lent during the fruit season. Chamber
lain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy gives prompt relief. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-27

Entire group -. ZIG deg. 0.33 in.
At the local office of the U. S.
Weather Bureau in Honolulu, partly
cloudy TO cloudy weather obtained,
with measurable rainfall on three
dates totaIing IA inch, AZ less than
the normal, and 10 more than during
the preceding week. The maximum
temperature was 80 deg, minimum sc
deg, and mean 1871 deg, 0.3 deg. below
the normal, and II deg. higher than
last weeks. Southerly winds prevail
ed, with an average hourly velocity
of 6.3 miles. The relative humidity
was high, the mean daily ranging from
6S per cent. to 80 per cent, and fol
the week was rs per cent. The NEAR
daily barometer ranged from 30.12 te
5000 inches, and the mean for thd
week, 30OS, was 0.06 inch above
normal VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-27
Weekly Nelhle[ Bulletin
Honolulu, April 2s, 1909.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
For the Week Ended April "a, 1909.

Southerly winds and muggy weather
were unusually prevalent during the
week
On Oahu, Kauai, and Molokai, gen
orally on Maui, and in the Kohala and
portions of the remaining districts of
Hawaii the mean temperatures were
markedly higher than during the pre-
ceding week. The greatest excess re-
ported was 81 deg.
The rainfall was below the average
of ten or more years at all stations on
Maui, and Oahu, at all on Kauai, ex-
cepting in the Waimea district, and at
all on Hawaii, excepting in the north
ern part of the Kau district. The de-
ficiencies, in inches, were: Hawaii
Kohala 1.04 to LA, Hamakua LAT to
1.5o, Hilo 1.55 to 3.4S, Kona and Kau
$50 to 1.12, and Kau o.46, excepting an
excess of 005 at Pahala; Maui-Hama-
kualoa 1.43, and Waikiki and Lahaina
0.13 to 0.23; Oahu-Koolauloa OF, Ko-
olaupoko 0.29 to 1.03, Honolulu 0.42 to
1.S7, and Waianae and Eva 0.01 to
0.03; and Kauai-Kona and Koolau
0.70 to 0.I9, and an excess of Ola in
the Wainiea district.
No rainfall was reported from the
Hamakua district of Hawaii Can I'M
usual condition), and the Kula, Wal
luku and Lahaina districts of Maui.
The amounts of rainfall, in inches, in
the remaining districts We're: Hawaii
-Kohala 0.02 to 0.1S, 1ilo OPS to 0.76,
Puma OBJ to 0.36, Kau 0.30 to or, and
Kona OILS to OBJ; Maui-Koolau Ola
to or, Hamakualoa Oh, and Hama
0.04; Oahu-Koolauloa 0.22, Koolau-
poke 0.18 to 0.45, Honolulu OLA to 05S,
| Eva OH to 1.47, and Waianae 021;
/ Kauai-Koolau 0.40, Puma 0.35 to 06S,
and Waimea and Kona 022 to OPT:
| and southwestern Molokai 0.06.
| There was 0.0S inch to 107 inches
| more rainfall than during the proceed
| ing week at all stations on Oahu, 003
| to 0.6S inch more on Kauai, and 0.5S
| to 0.62 inch more in the Kau district
| of Hawaii. In the remaining districts
| of Hawaii there was 0.09 to 0.43 inch
| less in the Kohala, 0.04 to 006 inch
| less in the Hamakua, 0.36 less to o5f
more in the Hilo, 0.29 to 037 less in
| the Puma, and OIL less to O.05 more in
| the Kona. In the Hamakualoa, Hama
| and Koolau districts of Maui there
was 016 inch to LIZA inches less
| The following table shows the week
| ly averages of temperature and rain
| fall for the principal islands and for
| the group: