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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

/ ME 6. Mnobc II. 81, N@citieitc @ilmur-,
, uohr %uruoleItr., 1873 bel lOO,
! @rm0jiUa 500; 50.
Sofr Gcpoiit II. lruit Company,
! Eruitec, Gil Charles C'Nonopnh
Siioieitc Ncoo., ltobe Gborlcsitry
i2.1G12 bel IT'S, ST,
MubcIo .. Moogc9 Ii. II. an G6aS.
C'Gonopdn. Siioicite Acooitr,, uobc
f2~opeqropC }ulcp, l2.t0l2 bel i1S,
ST.
&ouiio &. Golcp uro Wottc an o.
uoro :. Ncn. Sijoicitc Sec, uohe
Gbarlc3Itr, 10 bel 80, @rnlO}ina
$50; SIS.
GoworO <. NcQ an Monumental
@rcpinQ &omponn Siioicitc SecItr.,
nohc Ghorlcaitr., Is bel 80, @rltnos
sims $50; 81.
&amca Mccltp o1 Nnuic Npplebp,
| 9~toroicitc Noltimorcitr, nohc Golpcr
ton-Nooo, # bel , WrunO5inS $50;
s..
,<ohn Conn an (itlc Guarantee Ii,
Grltit Company. Niticitc GaroIincitro
nobe Ereitonltr.. rs bel 80, Wruro-
, SINS $40; 50,
(itlc Guarantee II. (rltit Gpmp.
an Eobn Conn II. g., Olticitc Goro.
line. rnhr HreItnuitr.. 16 bel 80.
@rumo}in0 SO; s..
Scnru :. II. 5nnocr al @eorGc
g. EoDlor, Siioicitc DER Frciton.
Strobr. nahc GoQinDton- Npcnlte.
1911 bci 76.9, @runnitua SIS; S..
Icriclbc ou 0:ani2lbcL , @rumN.
Itiidr, @rlno5ino Sol; s..
Morgorct Is. Nerrp 6orocc u. Mtc'
S6rrrp I @ruuoitiid, $35.33; So.
Gabriel :. Glurf, inn. mo Trol
al Eobn !, Wtlrphp, Gillette Der
! Snuth Strobc. 20 bel ST, s..
Nrthur ". Nndion an George ".
Npoc, NorOicitc Der Gopcttc-S Ctr,
nuhc Bart. Nucmle, 22.l bel 94.G,
@run0iiu@ $500; 81.
Trt0erid Mcinbcr1 oil Charles
@ci3. NorOoiticite Der Feumiulponio.
Npcnlic, nohe @ioOlcitroBc. 81 bel
POO @ruto5in3 $57.73; $1,000.
NSilliom elias an Grr0. @cin6erh
Nor0piticit Der Ecnniulpuniu 2Lpe.,
nobc Ni6ols- StroB}, y bel POO,
@runo5inn $57.75; Sl700.
Nultim ore Gountp.
Miuiom &. &entp mn0 Iruu nl $.
Conn &cmp Gi1cntbum nid)t oltgc.
Qcbell, $iSOO.
Soicph =. @uQocc al Die oGoitcru
glnruirnlCnt Co." Wrrnoitiid Siio.
icitc Scr GoItcrn.ApcmH Nruno5inS
nid)t %onNcNcbcn.
Simotbp ). &onpcr al Groncia :.
&oWuro mo Nrur, Gillette ocr GoIt-
NpcnuC Wrn05inS 50; $1,000.
S@clcn Y. NppoIo an Soicph 2cpp
unO Srou @rumbitiid 81 HoIonb
EuCf, So.
Simothp ). &oopcr MI Geo, @efel.
man unb GrolL @rmnoitiid Norb.
mcit-Gdc Glintoll- llno @ntob-Str TT,
@%rInbSina $40; $500.
Melhior Nrnlocoit ul,o Troll al
&rcne Goilp @oltcr, > @runbltildc
@eitieitc Der Dor Surnpife, $500.
Wollricc Sells, Ilnpolt, on @eor1c
". Gnior m1o Sroll. 44,2S 9lfer an
&orbett Nooo. 10. Ciitrit, $9741eo.
:. @omoro tSor ot &eter Smit6
lttb tSrnu, Wrlmoitiid SIT Ct. Sclcnu.
So.
Getcr Smitb uno Nrou al, Z. $.
iTor, ooiiclbc 8rimnitiif, So.
George s. Gcan. Seitomentspoll-
itrcdcr, an Sobn u. @roon. @runb.
itiif Gillette 9ouloinsStr.. 6runb.
| sims $3.50 100.
&obr u. groou on Mid)ael ged.
bolj mb Trolt. @runoitiid Sitieitc
Der 9ouloil.S troBe, @rimo5inS $50;
So.
Tapio Scorlett MOB on Hobert
Srcitng mn STRAIT @rutoitiid Noro-
i%ueItieit @igblnno-Apcnnc Toht OH
80 Sabre. 8rlino5ins $42; So.
Worp Clemens uno 8otte an q. g.
TfelB mo Sroll 0rul0itiif Hpro-
meit-Gdc Gpcstont- Npenn mto Dort
Hcob @%rnno5in& SEQ; S.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Nlufruf an sic SGngcr.

ttrn. h1T1t NtH1fnInn11 nl lI &NtlF
-. ,,.>gurA,n 15,,,cr.
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itrutttoucn.
-, Nr,;4n,b ~ nos 0citcru inn
w.. E,rrc,nonnontcu~ nor6i
E, w,1nSiHrr;hc, Nc. 0}nrb.
49, S%,,crr,,,hcs ;inS ocnr
Na,ti4o,, Accommodation" sic inl-
., ,noitoron riht;oru Witthci-
i,r,,o,, ,,cId,c iiir cuc 5Glldcr Don
~ ntare,,, ;,,S
MI. t;tto, Sic nrrialinornhru Ncr.
,ro,, fG,nrc;nc MIC 5t6htc 9}cr,
on,n hin Som l>rcisridtcru
,m,,s,ai,orhcn linn q, Eortitu
u"n' ;hrcs 1SrriaIicnr, bri bcr ,SeItbc.
t..A,, < Sos, Gcit. rfrrtGr3 III be
.n,
. M,A Norohronb 10 Ser 0l1ns
>,s,or;n;inno bot ichcr nm SGnocr.
t,,t t-hoi[nchn,crhr oGrorr o,trh lei
n,, N!cra;n c;,,cr Tailor 0onioclo oil
N;o In5+hchSrNc -, cntridtrn Die
G~;,,,cnhu,1 Nicic. 0npioclhcs miro
5,hnIS Ola mSolih crhrtrn.
Mr5,crhc,r hGnot hir Mcrcdtiulluu
900. Thcirrnhn,p om cGnopripIt bon
S~. Nc,obI,no ncr V,nncsitrucr ob.
,,or4o on npn N,mhes. cdotmciItcr,
Gorrn 0n,o,,t M6rt 27s-2sO Mpr.
ris.O(np l}cmorf H.E. cirutienocn
"a
moro;rc ,rcI6e ,irh ,,,n1 Grit ouoc.
ueISet hobru nbnc riucr StGbtc ooer
Go,,rtn Mrrci,io,u1o ouutaeh6rerL
hobor noh 20 Gents nro WitolieS al
S;c, a,,,hcsfo,,e n, rrtrid1tcn. pcul,
10 INSTRUMENTATION on1 Nett tbcilneb.
ro,, ,roncn
Q Sb,nohI sic 1~cIcornbcit. Guor-
.;oro -, erbo(tor orroSc in bcr Ieits
tort Ncm.Nnrf cine ouRcroe,pobnIid,
,rofo II mirh cs ,it iiir hic ousm1rs
Econ morc;ne nob rmnfehlcn. n16o.
T;S,;t boIh S,,orticr y, hplpocr, mcun
,io morth horo,,i [rocr Gin outcs uuo
,,;+t -, thc,,rca llntprfommcu II, lin.
no,,
Orno Observation-Disclosures Wri,,he rihte
,,on ~, So, epfrrt0r res Giuollor.
4;orrnos.0nmitcS .Scrrt GhoS. 8.
o,,th tsa Go5t (qnh o(ne Ncm.yorf.
4 Sos Giipnbobn.Gpmitc Ser TScIt
stoSt ho+ no; onc, IN 0ptrodt fn1,,.
r,o,hcn e;,enbobn. Se,euihoften cine
Grrrsf;o,,no Ses Iobrnrriics beroe.
stoI+ S,,rdoc;ctt hob sic ousmGrtioeu
Tho;rrohn,cr ON cGnoprfeSte fiir SIN.
rs mT4fobrt mr. on, mn eiuholb
hea einiotcn S,obropIbes ri cntrid,-
ton bobrr mic Shurr hies orrd, I'M.
5or G;rf,,Ior ncr I .M6r, mitoetbciIt
morhen IL 9nd mirb cine loId,e Gr
mos;o,ro niht nine cine ppn Ieit.
Gefret1r ousu,ocbeube .6orb 0rocr"
oo,,1brt 0ic nusmGrtiocu Icreirc
bobpn heshoJb cine ocuore YiIte ibrer
hos Soft beiuheubeu N(ftipen mo
No,;inpu m hen Sciticfret0r Ghos. 3.
Qorth 5oboIh oIs mGoIih piuu,ieubcu,
So,n;t linen mn, nie,pn, sic ,6orb
Srhers" rcht,eit;o ,,,op5trut mcrheu
fSrnen
y < T;e ap;t.Gon,crte ,onic bos
Nre;s,inocn finhcu il, ser oroRen
eone hes wohiinn co,,ore @orbcn
stott NIT o(usnobmr nes Treisiiuoens
ner hrittcn NM nirrteu N;ercinsflo5ie.
,nerdbes NIT Niif,iht ouf hie oeri,1oe.
70 OIn,obI Ser GGuocr in heul flciuc.
re,, Wo,,n,c nos Gnu,crt.SooIes bcs
mch;;,u co,,orc Uorncu obocboIteu
,,;ra
S;;r hos hpn We,d,Ius ncs S0uoer.
fe,tes b;Ihcrhc WoIfsir,t If her on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Vationols0 onfen.

Nationols9 anfen.
She clb Gown "slatiuual ganf," gab. unb
@retersStraBe. Sdcoo 70. Sonf, Brdftbent;
,8iprite WatiOnai.s aat," 1872 eiS.sroaSpap.
QS. s. 8ugner, Naiiirer.
,gaeNeru 9'atipnai.Nant," ~ gsorbsg utn,p.S Ctr.
u. Wdrrtoit, Saiiirer.
LEARNERS aub WterdDauts' 4atipuat Rauf,"
Soutb. uuo 9ombarosS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

NUIUIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HuW NefUsW0rt tIH6 bts
rett 3lliri Sebraiict IN oer, 9anbens NIB VT.
Tupdl Staiion lin 900 @benbs.
lnr'SSdgGors. Spetferaten etc. meroen TONED
beiprat per lelepbon IN a1en .foIsenoen BtHets
gilrenur: Char e. mo Baltimore Strube, g. 4
Y: Ct Guitl 1924, ooer Mb. 9ourtIanb i50f;
UT. 8pbalsStuti1,G, e. 4 g.. aRt. Sermon s3l23;
@%aulbelrsS tation Snformattons- Sireau, e. & a.,
Ct. Raul $40, nner Wfo., GpuriIaito 272e, nTb
Ir. 500, Siio,grpuo,pab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Sruit.G

SruIt.G ompognien.
,@,arplanb Fruit Co." GorbpeIt.@de gaIbert.
luo Sermnn : Strabc. 6. 9. zimmerman,
grditOent; Carroll Gan gteb. G6aemeiiter;
Serois Spetccr. Inn SiilfssS 1asnteifier;
San GiinHer, SiiIfssSefretdr.
Baltimore Iruit Il Guarantee Co.," EQUITABLE
BuiIbt1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Wei9dftS>@ egweiier.

BIDDER, Gon6itor- llno Sotel.
9eoarfS.I rtifel.
Sbe Nptrs G. Sids Co., 104 SiibsSotparb'Str.
3eitungen, 3eitidriften, etc.
uSbe Baltimore Hens Co." 9apio glbercroms
bic, Sei1dftsfibrer, 31s @e~ft.SermansStr.
9alt.W aterialien, Sbiiren, SenIter-
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sames .. Softer & So, 115-117 elS'Sreoe'
rld'Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
SDdrs0Qnfel

Spar.@anfen.
,1entidhe eparbanf upu galtimpre," Gutatps
unb 9aItiTores Strnbe.
uSt. SumessSparbnuf," BaItimoresgtrabe uro
es9loeHlie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
Baltimore Tampi.Yafet-Gompaa


(Ilte uno 5novridifiac 8ai.9inie.1
Die Nereiii9te. Stoaten'Soft befbrnerno.
Ganpfer ,.Vtraiuia" tueu( ,Nlapaniu," p
r1Seorata," nseaucFee."- :
Sampler thtrei td9lih.. SonntneS aiiSaes
i%'nnlnien. BON ben .6aD Clinic "Riers. Tr., 10A4-
IL, siattsStrasc, G.30 Mbenns, brett mad SIo
Eoint Comfort. MoriplI, Forisronib unb allen
Snnften oes Siioets. &erhinoula In Oib
Eotlit eonfort nit Der e. & 8. 9ifenbu6n."
Nn1 @tbmono @erbinnun9 in Yorismoutb NIT
benz .senhroro Iir Clinic" foIisen 3upe mad,
Eortsmcnib uno NtIautd. On Torioff 0erbins
brfg nit Der r%9ttI1ntic Coat Cine" NprfoIt
mo fueiiltd mn gGlo Sominion qtHe" nab
Nelpoert. 8afbin8ton, RIG, Aidmonb. "a,
inb Netps gorf. '
.Wnbl5eiten nad eiropdifbem Blame. Gurus
rlole hdtttet5imtrCr. eleftrifhe Peieudiunp,
Samptbet5unh 0oien frci. &eieroirte da ihieiis
SIMMER IN ben giqetsBnreaur Der ,gab.aine,"
". 10l HftfealtiHoresStrdbe Mr. 506-50s,
9tghtsS trabe; 2. VI, g. Sffice SiiooftsGde ber
baltimore. uno GaIpcrisSirabe; Continental
3ruft Srtloire" ino Nlbaugb'S, 9fr. 100, aorbs
Gb~arlPSzStraBe.
Subu ". S6ertpupo, e. gre,pu,
SiecsRrlf. II. Gen. .Wtaiaeer. 0en. ,Gati, Mat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
StnatSsVonfpu

pSeutidie ganf upn 9altinpre," Baltimore
un6 po~uibu1sSirabe. IugiIt Weber, Rrdfi'
bent; 6. ). Gi6t, ~G6aemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

Warmor- urlo @ranit.@erfe.
6. Sils6rturr & edtus, 714-71s aSeft.gaIti.
moresStra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

2anbpirtbidaftlide 9erGtbe unb
SGmereien.
Griffith & Tnrrer Co., 2O5 Norb.9aeasetrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
@uddf-
1ssrasats & Asin,rs sraxsyurt. g.

9anpfer-2tpte.
Srd1t nn6 goMogtere.
G16. Bolton urb benz Cftsn.
sonrfae,, 9ienftae unb Greitae, Q tbr NbsnbS.
Roo Bropioence unb benz Often.
Sonnfdg. W2tttfpon urb Sreitaa, Q ubr uetbA.
gah Neippprt.ySetpS.
IdaItM. G"usgenoMmer W,ontat uub Cauhfaa.
8 tbr fbe1bS.
: Sratat aHqenontnteH tdeli9 btS 8 ttr HadnL
feS benfelben Gag fdbrenbe 9antpfer,
stah Sabannab .ln6 BEN GIbeH.
Btenftag, 9onnerftne unb G1urftuQ,
6 tIbr M6enbS.
.. y. Dttstetn, @oent, Hter 8, HuA e.SO2t~0tx
Il 3,I&G- :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02
9lNpofaten

Mopofaten.
aarf n. 80. sdplt, 126-129 Cam guiIbtng.
0uitaunS 2prb, 26l-269 g~Gloerts9utIbina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

plumbing, SURFACES, &anses ino
Seien, 9afbefen llno Ginnen.
Sennstt Bros, 523 Roro, 5renpnts slpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

Sntn, Snbert, 1714 9bame5~S traBe. Q. & q.
1elepbon: BoIfe 1909.
Selter.S
u8phal Suiuraucc So Of 9tuerppoL" Setrp W.
Wartielo, Hefioentslfau0ger, 0t-10 @ban Ms
Der OF Commerce Vuiloine.
rSermnnia 6cuer Geridle rnngs. gefeqitaft."
Baltimore nno giortbsStrabe.
-
gigentbums slgcnteE ano Sdn6ler.
Ytsrrs G. 7usam & sepps,u. 10 GItaertneton.
StraBe.
Sufidmicb. 3utebor.
q. eeutt 9apns So, 3G2-364 @rrb.9apSstr.
Goblen nno SoIs.
Ssnrs q. Son Seiuc, $50 GcIumbta.abenus.
Gfonoleib- @eifGite.
rGpHfuIiaaieo soan Co.," 1 Norb.Gab.gtrabe.
Bianos ulo Srgeln.
Gbas. W. etieti, 8 Norbsaibertp .Strabe.
Mm. anabe & Go, Gari,slbe. unb Sabette.str.
Yapier uno 9opier.I Often.
Smith. 1irun 60, 1O5-io7 Sanooer'strabe.
glsbpIotten, Metau etc.
eass, Gpuilin & SO. (ineorporirt). 1910
SaloetItor'StraBc.
9eteftip.g sentur.
epanbdaer G efmibt, 9idhfoIeer bon Smith.
Beft 4 2nons, TIT. SOB 9aIbert Building.
2eihenbeltatter.
edubers & sbbne, 170s-t710 Gartonssibeuue.
Mu. Gouf, siortbs uno Sreenmount.gbenue.
S~riebbofe.
uscnbpn Harf gemeterp," gnrsau: 81 Heft.
SaratoaasStra6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

G1,pferi1mieoe uno 8Iumbers.
Subn tubert, TIA 9bamessStrabe. q. 4 q.
Ielepbon: Wolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-02

9eteftip.asentur
etanbdner & ehmibt, glahfoIeer bon smith,
aeft Il 2bons, TIT. 500 9aIbert BUILDING.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
MANOA FOLK Want
BETTER HIGHWAYS
Supervisors Pass Pay
Demands For
May

The Manoa Valley Improvement AS
ISOLATION Is out after better roads. AZ
yesterdays meeting of the Board ot
Supervisors a delegation from the an'
ISOLATION appeared and presented u
formal request. A committee OF TIE
Board will probably go mp anu lo,I'
over the ground.
Attention was called to the fact that
benches, placed In Aala Park by the
county for the benefit of the public
are being rented at 10 cents per, by
the baseball magnates on Sunday al
teInoon. Quinn announced that h
would look into the matter.
Treasurer Trent was allowed a lie
ense clerk, TO assist In handling the
increased work that devolves on the
County Treasurer. now that the col
lccting of licenses has been turned
over to the municipality.
Pay demands, mp to date, were ap
proved and the Auditor was directed
TO draw the necessary warrants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
HORRIBLE EXAMPLE IN
GOVERNMENT.

by way Of placing another bo
quet on the grave OF the long-ago'
Giscredited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SIGN exhibit that masqueraded local
ly as an idea" the following is pre-
sented from the pen of Clinton Rog'
ers Woodruff. one of the pioneer,
of and leading authority on munich
pal reform in the United States:
Washington, the capital city
of our nation. instead of afford
ing, as 1t should, the most
striking model of self-govern-
ment In the whole country, Is,
as u matter of fact. most hor-
ribln example of just the re-
verse.
THE city has fair measure
Cf good government. but II Is
not democratic good govern
ment. II Is imposed upon the
city. 1t does not come as the
self-conscious. deliberate effort
OF the people who are affected.
Congress governs the city
absolutely. and the people have
nothing to say about the per-
sonnet of their governors or the
form of their government. The
President. by and with the adj
vice of the Senate, determines
one. and Congress the other.
We never hear OF charter re-
form In Washington, except
when Congress or the President
starts the discussion; and this
former President Roosevelt has
done. appointing not charter
convention OF residents, but an
expert from New York In the
person Of James Bronson Rey-
nClds. There are few better
equipped men for tie task, but
the recommendations are his,
rot those of the HeOHle whose
interests are involved.
The people OF Hawaii have Ion
since discarded the thought of al
tempting to saddle themselves wit
anything like what Mr.. Woodru
has correctly styled the most horr
Bile example of self-government |
the country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
THE LABORER.

Editor Evening Bulletin
Dear Sir: Can you kindly give us
bit OF your very valuable space?
We love the japanese as a nation.
The nation seems today to have been
given ten talents" They are clev-
er and smart" when not too
SMART, these sons of Nippon!
Whenever we look at their work
in wood, in ivory, and in all prec-
ious stones and metal, in silk, cot
ton, crepe and wool, we are amazed
at the exquisite ingenuity OF Japan.
We know, too, that they are
brave in war, good husbands and
fathers in peace, loving their coun-
try and loving their homes. We
have all sympathy for laborers also,
for we, too. are a day laborer, work.
ing patiently and faithfully for the
most Of the little we can get: and
so will we work to the end OF our
life. But there Is one thing we rec
ollect not to do-not to try to hum
BILE or TO abase the very foundation
on which lin HawaiD our subsist-
ence and support must, directly or
indirectly. come. namely, capital
And In Hawaii-nei that word means
Sugar or Planter-Plantation
See? My dear laborer (of what
ever tribe or tongue) It spells plan
tation," and there's no getting away
from fact. self-evident PROPOSE
ton. Now. japanese, let us, you
and !, be shrewd, be "canny." as the
Scotch say, be true Yankees, be
crafty" In the good sense of that
term, be patient and faithful and
try to see on which side our bread
is reall" buttered Don't let anyone
come along and work you into {
fume and fret, making you LOSE
your honest days work and go IN
debt. The ones that unmake yo,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
RELIEF IN SIGHT
FOR NEEDY SOL0NS
\
Travel Allowance Would
Make Up That&GG I
a. Extra $25 4

Ten cents per mile, going AMI com
ing, Is the sum which country members
of the Board of Supervisors ask for
travelling expenses. The matter Is
now up to Deputy County Attorney
Milverton, who will have to decide
whether or not the allowance can
properly and legally be made. t.
II was at yesterdays meeting of the
Board that the proposition was ofiicial'
ly sprung, though II has been informal
ly discussed for some time. Kane
fathered the motion at the meeting.
Outside members claim that ira N
ing expenses. to and from the meet.
ings, eat up large portion Of their
rather meager salaries. When. In the
late Legislature, an effort was made
to pass q law raising the pay Of the
Supervisors from $50 to S75 n month
the reason given for the increase was
the heavy expense under which coun.
] try members Of the various. county
boards were placed. owing TO the nee.
essity for paying railroad fares.
At that time II was suggested. by q
member of the judiciary Committee of
the Senate. that the Supervisors
might very properly vote themselves
travelling expenses.
At the rate of 10 cents a mile. each
way. some of the Supervisors will
come pretty near making mp that extra
$25 a month which the Legislature re.
fused to allow them Travelling mile.
age, for public officials, Is cnstomarily
computed on the distance between the
places In question. by rail.
From here to Waialua, the home of
Supervisor Cox, the distance Is 55S
miles. This would allow Cox s5,5S
each way. every time that he came up
for meeting. making his total for
each session of the Board Sl1.lG. As
three meetings a month may be taken
as the minimum, there would be s334S
added to Mr.. Cox's pay account In the
form Of mileage allowance each month.
The round trip fare to Waialna Is $3.50
80 there would be clear profit for
the Supervisor Of ss.3G ror each meet.
Ing.
Eighteen and two.tenths miles is the
distance. by rail, to Eva. The round
trip fare Is IS cents. At 10 cents a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19

Bulletin Business Office Phone ESQ.
Bulletin Editorial Raam Phone 1875
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There viii be golf tournament at
Haleiwa IN. the near future. aud st
Clair B!dguod and !. \. Ormc We're in
town lately purchasing u cup for The
competition. The tournament Is rum.
ored TO b. only open 10 members Of
the Hnleiwa club
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
GREAT BRITAIN SCARE.

The fear that has touched the
heart of Great Britain is at first
thought for all the world like a
great cattle stampede.
. Here is a great big, husky people,
by rights afraid of nothing on
earth. going into a wild mill
every time anyone says boo" and
whispers Germany"
Just what II all means Is hard to
say. Great Britain is stirred 10 its
depths as IL has not been in the
last fifty years or more. Perhaps
the political outs" have started
the ghost talk TO upset the political
"ins." and there seems to be about
enough truth in the possibilities Of
the situation To give them hook
on which to hang their exaggerated
representations
|. At the bottom OF II all is the
Dreadnought, the type OF war yes
sci that has put every other in the
shade.
When Great Britain began build
ing Dreadnoughts It was to all in
tents and purposes to construct n
, neS navy. Meanwhile Germany
had been increasing its shipyards
and It's equipment for turning out
war munitions, with the result that
Kaiser Wilhelm in a Dreadnought
building contest 'cb,sd heep up with
King Edward and the latter's un-
questioned supremacy on the sea be
seriously threatened. to say the
. least. The ghost takers say the
Kaiser can easily beat the King.
That Germany is doing the
things that are mentioned in the
dispatches of this morning appears
altogether improbable to an observ'
or little removed from the excited
atmosphere. Yet we are hardly In
II position to poke fun at the Brit
ish when we recall how great squad.
of our countrymen were unable tC
sleep nights from the fear hun
dred thousand japanese would soor
he landing in Texas and marching
Though to Chicago.
Behind the froth OF the hurr.
and the probability Of politicians
taking advantage Of a psychology
cal moment to arouse the publi'
mind against the Indifference of thu
Government or its eXtraOi dinar!
expenditures is the eyer-present fac
that Germany is an over-crowdeC
nation, wealthy, aggressive, intel
igent, seeking an outlet for its peo
pie and its manufactures in colo
MES. In every part of the world l
meets the competition and power
full restraining hand OF Great Brit
ain.
II Germany has navy II can eX
press itself In more vigorous term
than bombastic utterances of tn
Emperor. Germany is building
navy and already has a magnillcen
merchant marine. Aud the nation
of the earth cannot afford to snee
ut German possibilities.
Even the United States has NOR
than a passing interest in the ris
of the German navy, as South Amer
lea presents particularly attractiy
field for the German tradesman, an
II was not until Japan came on tn
scene of action rs rejuyenated ma
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19

mile, each way, Supervisor would
draw down 1891 each trip, giving him
a clear balance Of S2.79, f.i
That some provision will be made
to cover the actual travelling expenses
Of Supervisors, Is more than likely.
Both the county attorneys office and
the county auditor have expressed a
belief that some arrangement should
be made, in order that country mem,
bers may be placed on the same foot
ing as those living In the. cltyIyy ..
The general feeling Is that out.of
town Supervisors should be provided
with Communication ticket books, at the
expense OF the County, for use when
coming into this city on public bust
ness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19

do not help you to days wage.
even ever so small!
"A little is sometimes as good as
good deal. and try not to forget
that. 49, Editor Times, May IS.
y. S.--We could tell of one Jap
anese who came TO Hawaii TO work
for five years on plantation. lie
and his wife saved out OF their earn
ings those five years. and TODAY,
with thrift and steady toll. he is
quite beforehand. and they are
prospecting here in Honolulu.
A. NJ. p.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
COAL LUMP Weighs
TON and QUARTER
And Is from Government
Fuel Mine At
That

One Of the most interesting exhibits
at the Alaska.Yukon Exhibition. will
be solid block of Bataan coal, which
Is being carried to Seattle on the Unit.
ed States Army transport Elk
According to Captain Ank"ra of the
Dix. the block weighs 1000 pounds. 1t
was taken from the government coSl
mines on Liguan Island. Manila. "
Is carefully boxed up, in order TO
avoid damage from the rolling of the
steamer.
The transport will probably sail next
Tuesday. &c. ..' - ,
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tion that the talk Of our ward rooms
and the army and navy clubs turned
from discussing what America
might have to do If an European
power threatened our ancient and
honorable Monroe doctrine and took
from our country the trade for the
development of which Congress re-
fuses TO subsidize the transportation
lines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-19
Manuel silica! was charged with pro

Manuel Silca!was charged with pro.
family this morning. Attorney Strauss
defended him and claimed that the
language used was only vulgar AMI
not profane. Judge Andrade remarked
that the words used were not frequent.
ly heard In q ball room. Strauss re.
piled that as he never went to balls he
aid not know. silica was found not
guilty and was discharged after be-
Ing warned not to use such language
TO ladies In. future. .tr. ,' -.