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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
So. StiftmngsfcIt.

-
Iic .9iebcda.2oge" bes ,%llnabb1l1gi.
gen Greens Der Sob. tSeQoips" be-
aebt morgen nit @lon5 II. Fomr
ibr ~5SjGbri9es 9citebcll. Gis
Scierlidfeit mirD inn Senlpel ob.
gcbalten. - @roBmciltcr @ilionl
u. Barney Der &auptreoner.
Nae Arrangements 3lr SScier hires
5SsiGbriaeS 9eitebens bnt Die nHebef-
fa.2oae" bonn vllnobban9igen Srben
Der Dob Sclloms" aetroficn. = Wtit
@lan5 unb Epntp miro boS SubilGunl
morgen Ibe1b int Gmpian9s5inlmer
oes Dob, Sellom- Scmpcls" an Der
Ode bon Sarotogas un0 Gutbcoralitr.
beganaen meroen. Gle Sollptrconcr
oes Nbenbs mcrbcn @rpbmeilter @m.
Y. &orncp, Sd)meiter Suionnc 50.
nes, SbipeIter Sottie Menoel, Die
StontS- YrGiibentin ocs yRcbeda.ai
iemble pom Eennipluanicn," una
Sdpclter Wnrp u. &oSlpnL sic
StoutS. SefretGrin bcS nNcbeda-Ai-
iemble Don Yenniplpanicn" icin. -
Gem Neocoftua miro Der muiitoliid)e
mo litcrorildc Sbeil iol9cn fir mel
diem cill hDd)it attraftipcs ltll0 reich
ba!ti9es Erogromm onigcitclt mprs
Den lit. PIN 30. September 1851 be.
ihloB Die Sbcr.@roBloge oca Green's,
ollt) GnnensSo9en on5rcrferncn uno
griinbete ben Hebefo.@roo Sdupler
Collar, Der bonloli9e &ice ErGiioent
Der &%ercini1ten Stooten, lpor ser
Grinder oicieS Grades mo bemog
Die Sbcr. 0roBloge. ais Superintendent
o%erlclbell, sur Mulnbn,e iciltes &or.
ldlogeS. SIN @on5en bat Der Srocu
sur Belt S6lo Sogen nit elmer Mit.
glieber5obl Don 603,931. Cas- 9omli-
t, meldes Die ARRANGEMENTS fir ooS
Sabrcsielt getroffen bot, bcitebt aus
6rou Suion Sones, G~orlitrrin. Mo.
bel &. Mllrrop. SefretGrin, 2i5iie
SuAbes. Maraoret Mumno, Clara
i. Gonis, Morguret Gurlep, Minnie
Sonneborn unO Srl. @lopiS Sbonp.
Jon.
Mon erlpartet 5aGlrcid)e 9etbeili.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Ser HatG tincr Came in Wutrc 1amc

oil ale Oieicnigen, Die on H6eilma.
tiSmus, Oh MN Wlisfel. ODER @eienf.
Nbeumatismus, an 9Iitidmer5en,
Seren6uB, Hiidenueb, Shmer.
sen in Der Nierengegenb, Deer Nerpen.
idmer5en leiben. gebt babiu, an iie
Inn Elm Salismittel i5u idrpiben, mel
dies wieoerbolt idmntlihe bieier. @e-
breden gebeilt bat. Sic fiiblt es aIs
ibre Eilidt, baiIelbe ongQe fofenfrci
81 ididen. Sic f0nnen 81 Souie cine
Seilung berbeifiibren, mas Sauienoe
be5eu9en t0nnen Elm &limaipediel lit
nidt crforberlid. 0ieies entoedte
einiahe Mittel iheioet Sorni1ure
alls Dem glute, madt Die Itciien @e.
lenfe geidmeioig, reinigt oas glut
nn0 fldrt Die Sebfrait; Dem gan5en
&orperipitem miro gleftri5itGt unb
Spannfraft perlieben. @enn SbigeS
Sic intereiirt, 10 aoreiiiren Sic be.
buis erlangling bon gemeiien Gua,i
VI. Snmmcrs, Dor 81, Notre Dame,
Sno. Sdreiben Sic in oieier Spradje.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

Sorp Cooper permibt. -
Seit Somito9, ben If. September,
miro Der II Sabre oltc Sorrp Cooper,
Sobn bon &ru. ulo 1rau Robcri
Cooper BON Nr. 1884, Sits2ombarb-
StroBc, permiBt unb ieine Glterll
ld)pcben in GROCER Allait,( e9 mGttc
ibm Gin llnbcil 5ugeltoBen lem. Ger
annbe perlieB itinc elterlihe @oh.
nnnQ, nobocm i'm icin Toter lpc9cn
elmer geringfiigigen 9eronloiiung 5lll
redtgcluieicn bate.
Mi Der Scim obrt. - Tic
Gooetten Der @unoes. 3oatutteribulc,
iueld)e ON 26. Woi an Voro oes lie.
brn9s. Suffers "Stasco" cine Mtittcl,
meeriohrt ontroten, befinocn lid eli.
ller IN Der biciiaen 3oafuttersS totio,t
eingetroffcnen Nod)ridt 5ufolge, olli
Der Seimiobrt unb iperben ettuo ON
/. OCTOBER bier eintrefftn. Ger ailt.
ter rStasco" fubr am Z. September
pon Gibraltar ob unb nGbert lid,
jebt Nems Dorf, no Den Gobetten @c.
%legenbeit gegeben miro, an Der $40.
on'Iultons6eier tbei5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

eel it NJ + .Gonoio
lronOert ms @efGn9niB. -
%.rtbur Sorris BON Hr. Alp, Noro-
VonoltroBe, Der am lesten Sonntog
cine Goiis Sob.1 inftur tront uito an
6relta9 Ibeno uerbaftet puroe, nod
Dem er iei,,eH Glterll NIT 3lpei Noiir.
n~eiiern einen. Seioenidreden einae.
jagt hattie. lit g%citern ooit Yoliseirid,.
ter S'Neia i'm norboitlid,en Sta.
tlonsbauie unteri Ger Ynidnloigutg
Ger Mubeitorung init SPA Softer,
bcltrnIt lporben1 troboem erbem Hid).
ter er5ablte, suB rs bel ibnuloon ;3eit
5u 3eit @ebirnitiirme eGhe.n Sorris
tonnte Die Strair ,tibt be,nblem uno
lponoerte besbalb aui ctiide @od)en
lad Dem Staotgeidn9niB. =.
Sic Spur oes Wt. @aib.
tngton Ginbrehers perIo.
rem. = GapitGn Noab Walfer, Der
8iiIfs.S deriif BON galtimore-G oun.
tp. melder ben Ginbred)er periolgte,
Der IN Der Nadt Don 9onneritag aui
5reitog brei ginbriid)e in get. 8alh.
lngton periibte, nluBte Die @eriol9un1
linperridteter Iinae .a,,fgeben, oa oer
SllIfbnno, ben en- @'pernanotep Ole
spur oes 9iebes perlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Seirat6s.eitcnscn.

Solgenof. Seirotbs + 2icen5en wllr.
ocn geiteril- bonn Glerf bes Common
FleoS: @erifts ~nlaaeiteQt:
Somes &. Gollntain. &c, unG 2il,
lion SeinlbodL "A SATIRE olt; 2icen'
aebolt bon u. Z. Bell, 9tr. 1921, @elt.
Sonualeitrobe.
Sorrp Meoinger. %, uno 8ot6erin(
&rebS, 81 Sabre alt (aeidieoen); 81.
cen5 gebolt bon @. Streb, Yer, 12G.
Norb-Entterion.Eo rf gpeniic.
Gan Sla9ter, 81, uno WinniG
Sollcr, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 0eboll
Gsbert Bob Nr. 100. SomiouitroBc
Sbeooorc aiitncr, G5 (gSittlper). IL
Marp $. Stubbs, 81 Sabre oft @itt-
noe, Wafeiielb, go.
Soiepb ". Sid, 36. mo sophia
Heinbori, 3S Sabre alt. @ittpc; 81.
cen5 acbolt BON u. ", Sid, 9tr. 2Ot3,
SIt.FrcItunitrobe.
Glorioae q, 0piiom %, unb @eor.
9la U. @'cGanlep n Sabre alt; 81.
cen5 aebolt BON Sobn &. Srtloii, &r.
821, YliidcritroBe.
Solepb :. HpoL %, Nr. sol, So.
lun1bla,a penle, uno Nono 2. Reeoer,
10 Sabre alt.
Sobn ". Barter, "a. llno 4oncs
MattbenS, 26 Sobre oft; 2icen5 ge-
bolt bon Sobn 9. Mattbems, Nr. 339
ScottItroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Gin jebes Sbierden bat iein 4lai.
iirden, 1

@iG lid Die ieile Wteute besen
lnb oar nid)ts @utes OIL Cir lalIen,
@iu sSeber ieinen Shndbel fpeseu.
IlS nollte ~piitbeno cr Gid faijen, 7
Sob bod) Der Weute ioIdp' gergniigenl
Capt allies lie 5uianmen Iiigen,
Vcoente MIR, ein ieoes 1bierten
Snt germ iein eiaenes Tloiiirden.
go mar es ia 81 allen 3eiten,
Sn olten Sdriften fam mans leien:
Gin nimmeriottes Saiien, Neiben!"
GoS Niles lit iton %bagemeien,
lln0 INNER nell miro lids pererberL
Sb Wenlfen fommer, @eniden
lterben.
Vebenfe MIR, ein ieoes Jbierd)en .
Sat germ iein eigeueS Yloiiirten.
Sing in Ger @elt es ormii uno
orMnter,
Sd)ien aaes frumm uno gang Der.
morren,
WGr' nift bes 9ebens uertb Der
Ylunoer,
I'M ben ole Naesireiier ibnorren;
Nimm'S mic eS lit! Jet Fbiloiopbe! =
Sing in Dem 2ieb Die beitre Stropbe
9eoenfe MIR. Elm isbes 1bierd)en
sat germ iein eigenes Y(ailirden. Z
Sod bcb' baS Soupi! idreit mutbig
lueiter, "a
NibtS fam ben freien 6llla Iit
bernmen;
Ter @elt 5um 5rub erideine better
llno minile nif)t pie jens Wemmerr
Gle brrngrig nod Dem Yroofor6
ifnoppen
ErinSiplos nit Der Meiife tuppen. y
Veoenfe MIR, ein iebes lbierben
Sot geru iein eigenes Nlaiiirden.
@iQ lid Die feile Weute beten
limo gor nid)ts 8utes an Cir laiien;
Wiait Su Dor Merger cid entieten.
Cab Tir Dor 8tom Ole @dngem
b%lniien, .f1
@os fannit Iii beiieres ~eripdrten? y
Die @eli lit ein 5oolos'id)er @arten.
Gin ieoes groB mno fleine Ibiertcn
Sat germ iein eigenes Ylaiiirden.
a.. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

Sonolun9 oes Stiidcs, IN belIen %or.
%hcrgrlrnoc boS oltrh bcr 2iliplltoller-
Sf)olllpieler Sonles &. Hoien perfor-
perte Vobp Der NelluermGblten itebt,
blloct cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0ertolgc bon Scencn poa Ounfbor
mlrtlumltcr Sitllotiolnston1if, Der lid
9'len1ono I'M 3uiNolterrounl ent5ie,
ben fam. Sn Den &ouptrollen bcs
StiltcS iino neben &ones 6. Ioicn
oic ~iol1enoen &iinitlcrimen uno
&iinltlcr bciddfti0t: @rGfin Olga
BON &nefelOt, Seoud Stepbens, Goa
NiGbugb, Miltpn Gamion g. Sopes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

gllng Der Mitglieber an Ger Seier. -
Gle nGueen Gitber.2oge Nr. ," be
9ing Die Giniiibrlng oes "Hebedo.
Sroens" bercits onl Sreitog s(bcn0.
Del Der Seller muroen gleidbeitig y
llelIc Mitgliebcr auigcnommeu. Gic
glei6e 3obl neler Witglieber geocl,tt
ultd Die uNaomi Hebcdos 2o1c Nr. 6"
al ibrem Scitc om Gienitog Abeno
81, geluinncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
81 IS Z Geater."

Cine Der ilfiglten nlto orieineliten
muiifaliifen &onlobien, ipelde Die
amerifaniihe 9iibne icit 2otgem
proou5irte, .Sbe NeiulopucoS an6
their 9abp" b%etitelt, gcbt in oieier
ISOLDE in 5orbs 5beater iiber Die
9retter, ipelde bic> @clt beoellten.
2ibretto nlto Muiif bes Stiides, bei-
len Sanoluns iif ouf ocn jebem 3ei-
tunasleier b%efallnten a~arrifatiren
BON 8eorae McWfol,ns duibalit tam.
men bon Maron Soffmon nno Eanl
@eit; Die = jeber 81 ieinem Sbeil-1
Meiitertifes aeleiitet baben. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

3uiedjteu iat 5miidcn Der 2iebe q.
eirleni illngel Wonne unO ben Gilid).
fen 9egeniiber ibrem ielbitgemGbltsil
9eruf eiilen 8umpf, aus bent ole
Gilid)t ais Siegerin beruoraebt. Gle
nlll1ilide Souptpartie ipislt Ser
@illiam Sarnllnl, Elm Shauipieicr
BON bemerfeilslpertben Guolit1tel,.
sllld) utter ben iibrigen GariteQern
iiro Tnriteaerinuen befinoen iih Nu'
men BON groBem Rui, wie Somes
O'NeiG. Winno Sale, Hidie cling,
Gmigbt Cana. Soiepb @bitina, Sol.
,Garbueci 5annp slesiion Eitt mo
grlle Gbippenbale @arner. Witts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

@iro beute beerbist.-
Tic irbiid,en lleberreIte oes in ieinenf
&tim in Gatonspi1e i'm Alter pom ~
Sobren peridieoenen Serrn Sobn
6reoerid Gourab merben be,ite 3u
Grade %getragen. Ten 5ranergottes.
oienit miro Haitor g5ra g. Ben bon
Ger eriten engliiden li,tberiifen Sir.
ae balten. Der 8erbIidene binteri
labt 5lpei Sobne, Die $50. George 50.
Cunrao mno 5. 5reoerid gonrob, ioa
sr'ie cine Sdweiter. 5rnu Morn q.
Eeter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
gnferr 0bentrr.
ID II Nfo0cntie."

rSbe @irl from &ector'S" lit Ser
1itel elmer bohintereiionten aomG'
Die, pcld)c oieic @pd)c IN Der nWliif-
gfooemie" 1T Scelte aebt. @obl JET.
ten bot III pen lcbteu Sobrcn ell
neiles Sbeoteritiitf berurtige SenIo-
ton beruorgeruien, ais bieie lette
Sd)Dpfllng Saul M. Gotter'S, beS
bcriibntten Nlltors pon uSrilbp". Ser
MlIfbou Scr SuuOlung lit 9cifitt, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

Nep.S eriep Hepnrf %, Sobofen
If, Yaiioic 8, Seriep.Gitp 4, Batter
ion A. Weeboiufen 2. onoere StGote
I. suiommcn 50.
Sii.rift Columbia: @aibington 6.
0clamore: @ilmington T.. !
Tirginia: petersburg. 2. Slid;
mono =, 5uinmmen 4.
Midigan: Detroit +. :
Die @eiammt5abl Der Sbeilneb.
mer betrilg 1893. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

George y. Wtilrpbn Srpine 9roofS,
George GoUoro HccO. Gie Wtillif 5ll
ocnt Stiidc lit meloOios unb reid
an biibihen @elongs Ginlogen, Die
iid) bier balh einbiirgern biirftcn; Ser
Gbor bcltebt aus fiinf5ig Mitglieberll
mn lciitet lpirflid) @utes. Im Witt.
lped) rnO SanlItog iilbcnL ipie ilblid),
Nod)mittags %oritclllngeu ltutt.
auditorium"
Tiolo 9lltu III cinem nellcil, ei1ens
liir JIG bon bcill u%crItorbenen 4. Ma.
rion CRAWFORD acid)riebenen Nrnmo
lit bic Nttrnftior, nit lueld)er oaV
auditorium" IN Oieler @od)c oellI
Noltinlorcr Sbeoter Yilblifum ulli
morttt. ySbc @bitc Sitter" lit Der
Nomc ocS Stildes, uno oic beriibnltc
&iinitlcriu ucrf0rpcrt Die Sitelrole,
oic tic nit ollcl @o6en lbrer ieltene!l
@eItoltumgafmnlt mlaitattet. Iia
&%anolulg fiibrt Dem 9cll1fcr bcil
Sompf Dor Nllgcn, Ocn cine Gon,ini'
foner-Nonnt IN ibrem %nnercn all@-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Yrdioent Saft uni bus @ablredts= Mmcnoemem

@m. @omarS Saft, YrGiocnt Der ger. Staaten, iaat
bcjaglid) Ses Observation-Disclosures, iibcr wcldcs am 2.
Worcmbcr Sicies Iabrcs in Marplano nbaetimmt mer-
Den ~irS; .rlnIt
-'qi11,JGs iitlahiidt(ih 10 ucriaht, oaR ben Mcscrn crsicbc.
ride taao .anoert' Snaliiifatiuncn fir oas stimmrcdt ani.
crftatt lperSem, io aGc Nnoe1en uon iuldcn NnaIiiifatiu.
ncn, 4efreit iIno."I '.- ... >" ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

EaHe sar 3eiie in's aaslaxb &.
isrst 6. Saline, 3r. 4i3, cekCalis
moreitrake, aabe Gxitsm &sxfe ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

@elammt.a lIsgnben $2254,29
Bon Sntereiie iiir jeoen Sfatipie-
Ter oiirite es ai,d) ieir, 81 uernebmen,
oui melhe Staaten uno StGbte Die
lfeilnebmer an Dem groBen 5urnier
i'd uertbeiltem:
Eenniplpanien: philadelphia 104,
Eittsburg uno 9~aegbnnp 4, &eaoinA
3, Wcaeesport 3, onoere StGote 4,
5EIammen III.
Worpiano: Baltimore t01, Cation
1, Gentreuiae /. 5uiammen 1903.
Netp. Dorf: Staot Nelp.Dorf unb
Vronr GO. 9rooflm 26, Stoten IS.
luno If, Buffalo 3, Iluibiug I, al.
lummen 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Wcrcid,t Baltimore CUR Gbre.


Gle Mbrcfmumg iibcr @%innobnlcn uno
Mus9oben bcim 9oltimorer Sfnt'
Gcngreb 5eigt Die bon Dem SeIt-
Iusidjib geiibtc Sparlomfeit. -
Y~bilooelpbio ianote Die 9roBtc
3obl bon lbeilncbmern.
Cine interelinntc 9elebrumg oa.
riiber, pic iporIom bic Arron9enrc
rcs fiir3lid) in Baltimore obaeboltes
uen Sfat.G ongrclles gemirtblhoitct
bobcn, giebt bic locben peroiientlidte
nod)Itcbenoe abretmmg:
Ginnohm men:
@iltritts. /. @ebiibrelL 1903
Sbeilnebmcr 81 ie So. .$f965.OO
Bon Gontriblltoren 5ltm
$500 Yreist6ono. go. 10000
Donation bon Der Sfat-2igo
pom Nem.Dorf mno Nen.
N'tISp
Tpnutioll bon Sfotlpielcru
Ebilooelpbio'S ulo lint
aeaeno ....:......... 5000
Tonotion bon ,Splne &iln
Stub, nctto ....... 1894
%lrfnui pom Spielfortcn
unO Nbrcdnulgsbo9en. 1866
@orOcrobc 2.70
@eionnmt. GinnoGmem .$2251.29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

@elommts Girnn6men .$220l.29
Musgaben:
80 Yreiie unb s ErGmien. .$1571.50
Ger ,Spmc Slim @lub"'
Gbrenpreis uno Der Sotel
Holciub. Ereis bieril uiht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

NtrgHuYHllNtl lpoi.lo iH7
ms 500 Gonntion pom
@ermoniu . Surnuerein) 37.15
Nnhcrc Conditioner sum
WurplGnocr &rcbsfclt:
Son Der Rationale roue.
rel: 10 Ticrtel tSGiier
Bier; bon Sru. Hbilip
9renoel: 5O6loihen IT.
boniiirtes Gotom Guea-
poiicr; BON Sobn Git.
mar 4 Suns: 100 &rebS.
Sommer.
%Crgiituulgen Ser 6eioen &c.
frctGrc 1926
Wietbc iiir .Stiible uno
1iite $500
Teforntionen .......... $50
Spielfarten ............ .53.3S
&b5eiden C$32.55 minus
$500 Tonation). ...... 1856
Sclcgromme unb Selepbon 1871
aleine oiuerie ailsgabeu. 56,15
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09
SUGAR SCARCITY
DELAYS IRMGARD

Owing to the stormy weather
which has prevailed here during the
last few weeks, which delayed tn
steamers bringing sugar from the uin
eI Island ports, tn" barkentine Irm-
bard Ia practically lying idle at her
berth, Waikiki % the Matsun Edyi-
cation dock.
Already the lrmEard has taken
aboard $500 bags Of sugar. She has
u capacity Of $1,000 bags. Unless
some unexpected steamers turn up
with loads of sugar, there Is no toll
ing when she can gct away for San
Fran cisGO.
According to one of the men of the
lrmgard she has been waiting iut
the arrival of the steamer lwalani
from Hawaii with sugar. The wealth
or Is apparently clear, but the Iva
lani has not been reported The lrln-
Iard arrived here Dec. %, and ever
since that time she has been looking
around for sugar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

An experienced travelling salesman
Is wanted for q wholesale house. See
ad.
The stock books Of the Oahu Sugar
Co. will be closed to transfers from
February 10th to 18th.
Seized articles held at the Custom
House will be sold a. 10 a. M, March
I, 1909. See nd In tliisiss,ie for list,
The cakes and pies Mt the Palm Cafe
are made fresh every day. You can
order on phone 81 and be promptly
served.
The Owl cigar Is a flve.cent smoke
that has no equal In the world. II has
flavor better than that Of many ten
cent cigars. Ask for II at NJ. A. Gunst
& Co., Fort and King SITS.
Unless your premises are properly
filled and graded before the heavy wet
weather sets in. they are liable to meet
with serious damages. Let us figure
on contract. p. NJ. Pond, contractor
phone $50.
Rycrofts sodas are different: there
Is a life In them. u clean, fresh, and
grateful flavor that Is the result OF alb
solute purity and highest quality OF
| materials Phone Fountain Soda
| Works, go.
There Is more to the cut Of the trous
ers than most men imagine; our Para
gon trousers have distinctiveness
about them that men like. Custom
made In correct Spring styles. The
Kash Co., Ltd.
Kee Lox non grease Carbon papers
are the best In the world because theil
Impressions are always clear, sharp
and permanent. They are cheapest be
cause they last longest. Hawaiian
News Co., Ltd.
Leilehua army officers will fnd tina
the most suitable flooring for tent anC
country houses Is our Chinese plail
ana twisted mating rugs and japanese
blue and white cotton rugs. Levers 4
Cooke, Ltd.
Hawaiian Securities" pamphe
Of fullest and most valuable informa
ton giving present rating OF all stock
and bonds. and capitalization, genera
standing. etc, Of all firms and plantf
lions distributed free by Hawaiian
Trust Co. to all applicants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09
TENYO Fights way
THROUGH HEAD SEAS

The steamship Tenyo Maru dOcked
at the Hackfeld wharf yesterday after.
noon and commenced to discharge the
local freight. consisting OF 1000 tons of
miscellaneous cargo. c. Lacey Good
rich. the popular purser of the liner,
reported strong head winds en- route.
Among the passengers for this port
who arrived on the TenyO yesterday
were DR.. and Mrs. Uyemura. DR.. Uye.
mura, who has been practicing here
| for some years, returned to Japan a
! few months ago to visit with his fam
| lily. The doctor will reopen his office
on Beretania street, near Nuuanu. Mrs.
A. Is. Barber, who IL a passenger on
the liner, Is the wife of an army OFF,
Ger stationed In the Orient. II. NJ.
Pitt, one of the delegates from the In.
sular Government In the Philippines
to Washington, and his family, are so.
Ing to the States on a vacation.
| w. J. Schroth. Il wealthy tea mer.
chane In Kobe, goes to New York on
business. He will pass through here
again in four months. l.. C. Sharpe,
representative OF several big oil com.
panies in the Orient, Is also bound to
| New YORK. e. Helnlein a wealthy
silk merchant of Shanghai, who has
been In the Orient for the last twenty.
five years, will visit the business
houses in New York, while IN the
States. Miss Claire Bowie is making Il
trip to New York and will return In
two or three months. VIM. X. Peas.
ley, a prominent mining engineer and
promoter Of Los Angeles, is returning
from hurried business trip to the Or,
lent. He passed through here on the
Nippon Maru short time ago. George
X. Chapman, q passenger on the Ten
20 Maru. has been representative OF
the British-American Tobacco Com
pany In Shanghai for a number OF
years naet. He has been transferred
to another department of the company
in London. where he Is bound at the
present time.
! During the stay of the Tenyo In IIo
nolulu, good many of the passengers
, visited various points of interest somc
| going to the aquarium and others Il
Moanalua and the Pail.
, The Tenyo Maru viii sail for Sar
Francisco at s o'clock tonight, taklnt
mail
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09
PEARL HARBoR CAMP GROWING
CONTINUED from Pege u

city to the camp site has been accom-
phshed by a good deal of inconven.
fence, owing to the lack OF terminal
facilities and the necessity for hauling
materials considerable distance by
wagon. With the completion OF the
railway track, that difhculty will be u
thing OF the past, and building mater
ials will be rushed out onto the camp
site in quick shape
The erection Of the buildings needed
to house the workmen who will be EN-.
ployed nthe big dredging job, will be
rsuhed along as rapidly as possible
now, In order to subject the workmen
to as little Inconvenience as possible,
The building of miniature city re-
Quires time, however, and It Is prob,
able that, even working at high pres,
sure, the dredge crews and other work
men will be on the ground before the
houses are ready to receive them.
I'predses are Ready.
The dredges Reclamation and GOV
ernor are about ready to proceed ia
Pearl Harbor.
1t Is probable that the dredges will
go directly TO the harbor and will be
gin work at once. AS soon as the quar-,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09

| Ten good autohacks. Phone 9.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., for
rp-todate repairs.
Thompson az Cleinons have with
drawn as attorneys for the defense In
! the case of zee zap VS.. Yeong Young.
Judge Lindsay this morning denied
the motion for a new trial In the as.
sumpsit case Of Thomas Carpenter vs..
| Lawson.
sLand Commissioner Pratt went to
at public auction some Waimea town
site lots.
Try a Royal Annex Lunch.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co.. agents. .
The appeal OF the defendant In the
damage case of Syivano Nobrigo vs..
All 10y was dismissed by Judge Lind
say this morning.
On installments of Is per month you
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny q Co., Ltd,
agents. 1866 Fort st, Phone lss.
Superintendent Babbitt states that
the High school, Normal school, Pohu
kama. Walihiwaena and Girls Indus
trial schools will decorate automobiles
for the Floral Parade.
Appetite failing Try Royal Annex.
United States Deputy Marshal Holt
left today on the Mauna Eea for Ha.
wall to serve thirty subpoenas on wit.
nesse sto appear In the United States
District Court to testify In the Moses
Koki trial next term.
Eva Matthews has brought suit for
divorce from her husband Oliver Mat.
thews. alleging that for the past three
years he has failed to support her and
she has been obliged TO depend upon
| relatives for her living.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09

tiers at Watertown are ready to re-.
ceive the workmen. they will have
their headquarters transferred there.
One of the big dreiges of the Ha'
waiian Dredging Company was drawn
up onto the marine railway this morn.
ing. Thirty additional feet will be-
added to the hull, in order to make
the barge suitable for the work which
Will be required In the carrying out
OF the Pearl Harbor contract
All Of the equipment of the billing
ham Company is being gotten into
shape as rapidly as possible. and from
now on work will be pushed along at
high pressure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-09
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE STEAMSHIP Hyadcs, Captain
Alyon, arrived yesterday afternoon
from Seattle. Tacoma. She left there
January "a, with 1000 tons Of cargo
for this port, and large shipment of
general cargo for Hllo Kahului and
hleole. The Hyades docked ut the
MatsOn Navigation wharf, where She
is discharging the Honolulu freight.
NJ
THE LUMBER schooner Robert
LEVERS Captain Meyers, arrived this
morning from ABERDEEN, Washington,
with 800 900 feet Of lumber consigned
to Levers & Cooke. She locked at the
foot of Fort street this morning and
thi afternoon he commenced to di.
charge her cargo. The schooner made
the trip In 20 days.
THE NlTHAU, which arrived from
Makaweli, Kauai, brought 5000 bags
of sugar Purser llustaCe ropOrtgcd
the following sugar awaiting shipment
on Kauai: X. S. ~. $500; V. H., li0O;
McB.. 2S,1O3; l.. p, $3.50; II NJ, 29io;
Kilauea. 600; Max, 23423: Koloa,
$500: G. & r.. SjS5.
THE MIKAHALA will leave this uf
ternOOn for MOlUkai, Maui and Lanai.
She Will go to the settlement first.
whence she will proceed to her ports
of call
THE KINAU Is yet receiving con.
siderable amount of freight for Knuli.
She leaves this afternoon At u'clocS.