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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
Staot Baltimore.

SiuUI CUlttWOTC.
6lori0uer &ou leutc be.
II den 9oItim - Nr. Geo.
=. NcilloL Der Superintendent oca
Baltimore 9orNoine0ouic," lit NIT
DEM Compiler u&noionn" Der nVfcr-
hontS ono WtincrS' Transportation
Company" no6 S%odionpiac, 6lori0h,
obgcfobrelL un Die critic @cleal6ait
6lori0ocr &ollflclttc ob5uboleli, mel.
DIE olS @1ite beS Srn. Sofob Gpitcin
baltimore beillhct merhen. Ger Seb.
tcre bnt bcfonntlid Die Girlaoln1g on
Die &oufleutc BON Slori0o cr1ebcn
%lnlien, ouf ieine Soften Der Wonu-
mcntenItoot einen 9eiud) ob5uItotter,
mo 81 0iciam 3ned eli Sampler Der
0enonntcn @cicaidoft 9entictbet. st.
mn 1000 Serren bobcn Die @inluoung
occepttrt, unb Die uSn0iano" bringt
Oie Gorbut oericlben, Is ali Der 3obI.
Ger ,Gcrein Scr 9olfleutc un0
Tobrifantcn" bot Elm Yompblet ners
ofentItd)t, bos inr tpormen @ortcn Die
Gor5iigc 9oltimore'S olS Ser Wetros
pole oes Siibens preiIt un0 ben 2es
fern bic Gortbeile Dor gliqen fiibrt,
Die Baltimore ols S~anbclsitoot oIcn
aGlliern bictet. Gieic Yompbletc mcr.
Ocn III cincr Tn5nbl bon t20.000Stiid
an Die anuileutc bes Siioens Der
ionot, uno bicncn glcihfoGs Dem BE.
itreben Ser bicii9cn 5irmo, iih Dos
@eif6it beS Sii0etS SIT iidern.
Neue as.
@ciellihoft fir Baltimore.
= Ins Broieft, in Baltimore cine
ScueroeriiherungS . @eieIlidjoit nit
ci1em Gopitol BON 5uei OiiQionen
EoQnnrS ms 2cben 5I %rllicn, Oos Dor
&ur5em idlon 9erildhpeiic uerlnlltctc.
iheint iett feIte @eitalt nn5uncbmer.
Stoots-S cfretGr y. @inSlom @iI-
lioms lit Der Souptforoerer oeS Glo.
mes; inn iteht Elm Sr. ". 8. Sranb,
cin 5elterpcriiderungs SaducrIt0n'
bigger bon Eennipluonien, 5llr Scitc.
Tie nele 8eieIlidoft inf Den Nonen
.9altintore.W,n rplanb Sire Snlurol.
&C Gompanp" erbolten. @ic eS beiBt,
lit Der EGon IN bieii9en Sillon5frciien
iebr giillitig oufgenommen; es Iolcn
bereits 100000 iltbifribirt iuor0en
ieir.
Sn6oberinnen BON Srelt.
Sen 4 ucrn bcitrot t. - Gor
Hid)tcr Wortcr I'M Grintinol07rid,t
ploiOirtcn 26t Snbobcrinncn Don
Sreltben61uicrn ifuIoig ori bic PM
flage, Elm unoroentlifeS Sous 81 iiib
rem. sic mlr0cn nit @clbltroien bon
So bis 5il 500 bcle9t. Cine Stroic
bon 500 plroe mr. in cinem ein5i-
gen Sale perb1ngt; Die meiIten rant
9irten IN YetrGgen BON So bis $25.
Gle SotolIunlnte Der Strdfclt beller
lid ei1iflicBlid) Soften aitf atpo
$4,000, ipelder 9etrng llntcr Den Srci-
Glinifen Der Stoot pcrtbeilt miro.
@eiberpriiol VIC nod Dem
@efan9nibf gcianbt. - llntcr
Der gnlduloignlg, leine 6roit IN
Gin 3inrmer cin9eihloiien unO bonll
mibbnloclt 51l bobclt, murbc 9eitcrt
ser % Sabre olte Eetcr Milion polt
Nr. 327, Siib-9ono- StrdBe, ourd
Tpli5eiri6ter S'Neia I'M oItlid)en
StutionS6ouic nit ST ultb Soften
mo 80 Sogen @efdnaniB beltroit.
@ilion mor ipegen oerielben Inihltl-
oigung friiber ldon mcbrere Wole
perbnftet moroen.
llnter gropoll begrnber.
- CHARLES Heiio, ein Staliener, Der
g~eltern in einem aanal an Der 81
gerton.Gooo, Senor Eorf, arbeitete,
mnroe inter eifem cinltiir5enoeu
.@tbinaI 6esra6eH ,ilto ebe man i'm
retteu fonnte, afpur err foot. Ger
Sobte mobnte ede bon Grinitp. uno
ggeter- StraBe.
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gcrciniete Sanacr BON Baltimore.

Souptquortier: .@ermanta.M1u.
ner6or : SoGe;;" &rdlioent Senrp
SbomaS; corrciponoircroer nno bro.
tofoairclloer Sefret1r pro tenn. q.
Simmel6er, gtr. 315, 0oro.@oenItr.
6inan5iefret0r o.. Simmelbeber, Nr.
3t5, Rorb.eOenitr. Sdabmeiiter $.
Widlid, Nr. 713, 8orneritr. ; 3iri.
gent Sbeooor Senlbcrger. geriannl.
lung ieOen 5lueiter 5reitog i'm Io.
nat.
.Irion."
Singitunoe: Wittfpod)s In Der
Stag . Solle," Nr. 300, Sonoper.
ItraBe. 3irigent: 9. Welomet.
oArbeiter. W1nnerhor."
Souptquortier: Inoreos' Soae,
Nr. 314, SonoperItraBe. Singitunoe:
GtenitogS. 9irigent: @eore ".
E0blmonn.
rAr6siter- 2ieocrtaiel."
Snuptoltortier: 8ol5' Salle, 9r.
40S, Observation-Disclosures. Sineitun.
De: Wiittpods. 0irigent: Subert
Stripped.
D9aoenia . Wfonnerdor."
Snuptquortier: Gratt. nno 5.
StroBe, Si9blonotown. Singitunoe:
9ienitags. 0irisent: @biarog0dner.
oSrobiinu."
Souptorortier: o~fSrobiinn ; Saae",
Nr. 20OO, 5reoerif .9lpenue. Sing.
Itunoe: Wittpod)s. 2irigent: Sobn
q. alein.
y@ermoniu . WGnnerhor."
Souptqltortier: @ermania . WGtt.
nerdor.Solle, Nr. 410 bis 412, BeIt.
2omboroitroBe. S%ingitunoe: DON.
ncritugS. 0irigent: 8beooor ,Sem.
berger.
yWojort WGmnerfor."
Snllptqllartier: Hobert 0ollmer's
SoQe, Nr. t921-t923, Orleans.
StroBe. Singitunoe jeoen Conner.
Itag abeno. Girigett: y. @. VobI.
nloltlt. m
,Welooie."
!Sauptqiorticr: +. HieS' Solle,
Gde 2opitraBe lnb 8elair.Rurft.
Singihmoe: 9onneritags. 3irigent,
q. &orolus. 4ae ta-prs
.@crmania'S atartett. GIitb.e
Snuptqilartier: @aeeher's Salle,
Nr. TIC, Noro.Eora'S trube. Sug.
Itlnoe: GieuitdgS, 9irisent: s.
Snrolus.
yS6olio.M dnnerdor."
Soliptqnorticr: Soigt's Solle, Ger.
ft22, Surioro.a penile. S~ingItunoe:
2ienita9s. 9irigent: 5. 6. 6ranf.
.2ocuit.Eo int.W Gnnerhor."
Saliptquartier: 5eoer's Sale, ode
Gubo. uno anore. Strnbe. Sing.
itunbe: Nittpot abenos s ltbr.
9lrigent: j. &arplls.
DGihentran5,"
Sauptouartier: auaiijt @oebepS
(uormals 3orn's) Sa1e, gde Der 3.
nno Coughs traBe, Sieblanotomn.
Singitun0e: Mittmodls. 9iriaent:
@eore q. EobImann.
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0cncr Scrridlcr crluGhlt.

Sos AngclcS, GoG., t3. Suli.
S. II. Commits bon 2emors, 60,
mlroc bcllte ilbcr @orrp Scrmum
oirs Cincinnati gum @rono Grolteo
&ulcr ocS OrocnS Der Gifts" &C.
n1hlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
WereinSsS aIcnbcr.
9obmtihc g1fer.

Sauptqlartier: Rr. 1913, aIb.
lono'aoe. 6. & y. Eel. @oIfe 376 81.
n3euti6 . llu9ariider 2ieoerfran5."
9irigent Su9o ariippeI. Ser.
.einslofol 8ron5 Socob's Solle, Ser.
1928, 9eoion Str. @%eriammIung
6reitag abeno. QWGr5tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
9lnS @cnSclrittcr sSrciIcn.

NN"~
Scltc Nlbeno Serinnn1lung Der 9nls
tinorer SfotipieIer in Der Ger.
mania 3 Mtdunerhor 8 SnQc. -
&orbcrcitltngcn fir Den 9nlti-
morcr Sfot 8 GongrcB. - @r. 3.
". 2ieotfc bon Ebilooelpbia
fomn1t.
Cine Gcriommlltng Der SfotIpieler
9ultimore'S, mcl6e bon &rn. eco
polo $. g8iemau, Dem Yrdliocnten
beS oNoro0itlidcn Stut 2 8erbun.
pes" einbcruicn muroc, finoet bellte
Nbcno s llbr IN Der @ermlonid.S0t1n.
nerfor . &oae itott. SIS botloelt ii6
INN Die @%eipred)uug ser Gorberei-
tungeu fir Den Gn0e September in
unicrer Stoot t%a9cnoen 6ongreB 0eS
,NorOoitli6en Stnt &crbonoeS,"
NIT rpeldem Gin groBeS EreiSsSur-
nicr pcrblnoen lucrOcn ioll. Sn ben
Grciicn Der Wen6elrltter mudt lid
ein tories Sntereiic fiir Oieie$ ST.
ei9niB gcltenb; IS lit obcr oringeno
erniiniht, ooB ein ie0er Stotipicler,
Der nnlit5unlahen" geocnft, lid beutc
Nbcno in Der @ernlnniu = W1nner-
DIOR 0olc einfin0et, 0untit Die Nr.
ron0eltrc ocS Gon9relieS geroll nil
len, ultf meld)cr 9oiiS Tie lire GlGllc
5t bolten bobcn. llniere Nohbor.
ltoOt EbiloOelpbin 5eigt lid on Dem
Grfol9e oeS Baltimore . GongreiieS
iebr intereilirt mo oiirite 5lueiielloS
ncbcn 9tcru . 0orf oaS Sdllpt . Gons
tingcnt Der Gon0rcB Sbeilnebmer
Itcllcu. ST.. 3. W. 2ieotfc, Der Er6s
libcnt 0eS E~bilooelpbia = 3meigeS
bcs Noro = Nmcrifonild)cu Stot.&er.
ban0cS, bat gcitern 0rl1. @icnnnn Die
erfrclllihc Wtittbcilung gcntod)t, ooB
er beittc nod Baltimore fommen mer.
DC, nm al Der Scrlommlung 0crg8ens
5elrittcr Sbcil 81 ncbuncr. Sr. 2icots
fc lpnr bcfonntlih ciner Der Snilpt-
Nrrongcllre bcS pori0brigcu Gongrci,
les in philadelphia mo lit Die Sccle
bcS @elt5el = HittcrtblmS III Der
GuGfcrlto0t.
Gpmc &ilu Club" IuSs
lug.
Semen SobreS = NlISflltg nut %.
men oeronltoltetc Geiteri Der nSpmc
ailn 4. Club" nod Cape Wtop Sbore
ont Mioolc Riper. Die @eieuihoit
iubr WtorgenS 7 llbr in Ben Eorlor.
Mo0gonS y&oro Baltimore" unO
DGbeiopcofe" DER S%troBenbobn = @e.
leuldoit bon Der ode Der Baltimore.
unO SollioopitroBe alb uno fcbrte
IbenoS 9e9en 10 llbr mieber 5lrild.
tSnS arrangements e @omlte init
GrGlibcnt Or. 4. Nc. SingemnI0 OIL
Der Spibe, botte icine ~9llifanbe fir
cine cute 9emirtbung ilnb intercilon'
te ll"ntcrboItlng Der Sbeilnebnler 10
portreiilid) geloit, Dob nlir eineStinl-
me oeS CODES berridte uno Sober
mann iid qlGn5eno ontiiiirtc, Cab int
&oilie oeS Cages bon einem groBen
56eilc Der m0nnlidJen Sbeilnebntcr
aud moder Stot ngefloppt" puroe,
be0orf bel Dem NitSfltg zines Ser
ems scr @en5clritter foum Der Gr.
ipGbnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-15
gGdcr. @cionaberein BON Baltimore,
0irigent: Irof. s. 9aroIus.

STlTBtTI. FIUT. q. TuTUIlIs.
Sallptquortier q. @ngener's Saue,
119 Norb.Goco.S Str, ieben SamItag
Ibeno, nit ausnabme bes oritten
Sumito9s i'm Monat. SingItunoe.
Wpril7,tO
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,Gurbe1ien. 8erein."

SefrctGr 8m. Sbomos, GER. 22t9,
6airmolint- aue. geriammlnng ieoen
5peiten 3ienitag int Ronat in
@eber's Sale, gde Maoeira. iino
GaItern'a oenrle. CSant5,tO
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TeS sefaQen.
9iDsbi's Giu5ns in bic Sunptitaot
Waruffp's.

S,cbcllcn pliin6crn oie 8eidGftS'
l0ocn. - Srlton Muloi &aiio'S
Sdidiol ni6t befannt. Ser
iiblide auirnDr III 9etfolt Sr.
Inno, am So6restag Der S6lodt
am 9opne. - Ser frou5oIiIde
Ierollollt 2otbom mill belte nit
ieiHem GrrnpIan ii6er oen britt
ihcn aonol ilicgcn. - 9leriot
gcpinnt EreiS fir 8lug bon
GtampeS nod) Orleans.
Woorio, 10. Suli. - Gincr Dc
peide ans Setuun 81 Solge bat Hog-
b. Der 6iitrer Der aufItGnoiihen Gin
geborenen.S tGmnIe, eincn9lngriif allf
Se5 gcnlodt, mo cS lit ibm gelungen,
Den @in5ug in Die StoOt SIT er5min.
gen. Seine NnbGnger p%liinberten Die
&0Oen, llno piele aouileutc floben
nod Woquine5. GoS Shidiol OeS
SultonS Mllloi Sofio lit uidt be.
FAINT.
gmtIihen Hadridten aus MeliQo
81 Solgc trcficr Die bortigcu Sniur'
gentcn Sorbereitnugcn sur Grneue-
rllne Der 6tinoicligfciten, nllein Der
iponiidle General Morina, @oupcr-
nellr bon MeIiuo, lit nllf Der SUIT inb
in 9ereitihoft, ioiort encr9ild) ein5lt-
ldreiten. Gr bat Elm aononenboot OBJ
gsi6idt, INN sic Gorfcr unb rebeli-
ldlcn G%in9eborenen 81 bomboroirelt,
falls es notbmenoig mer0en Iolte.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
1APANS NEW DIPLOMATIC IDEA.

sending of the Honorable Commercial Commission which
Yesterday Japan stated to have introduced new KIND
foreign diplomacy. 1t is certain that such visits new1s
call made Japan by Pacific Coast business men
about invitation of Japanese commercial Institutions
But japanese left home amid high official dnonstra
tons Toxic the members dned by the Mkado just before they
Komura Foreign Minister held conferences with tem
giving advice what should be the main object of their VISIT
making every increase the friendship of America and Japan
Literary Digest quotes Toxic Japanese paper giving the fol-
lowing explanation of the purpose of these actions
Heretofore, the diplomacy of Japan has been regarded
monopoly Of the Foreign Department. with which the people
nothing whatever the enlightened statesmen Of
world been awakening the fact that in this age of
democracy international relations be fixed by the de
ses of the Governments alone regardless of the will of the
people, and the Japanese ministers have not been slow
ognize this In short they have admit that the
diplomacy the present age a diplomacy between Gov
alone but between peoples we'll This change
the attitude of Government toward the people indicated
IN the in which Foreign Department the
Commercial Commission which is visit America
This like very great idea in diplomacy and another proof
Japanese thorough adoption the modern spirit democracy
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
Banking
Stocks
Bonds

There were two leading features in
stock business today, one being the
advance of Pioneer to 5000 and a
decline of an eighth in McBryde.
These did not come as surprises, for
the indications of the past few days
have pointed to them Only eight
shares of Pioneer were sold. but this
was enough to establish the new bas-
is. At the close of todays session
5000 was still asked, the bidding be-
ing at $199 80. 1t IS claimed that
there are some 20 shares available at
figures around the 5000 mark. What
will happen after this bunch of small
lots is cleared off is hard to tell there
being those who feel that 5000 is not
enough for a "a per cent investment
The droI, OF an eighth in McBry
was expected. 1t is a case of small
spectators unloading, they having
tired Of waiting for larger returns.
That cold feet will spread among
other small holders seems certain,
and the stock may be forced down
stiA further until these nomadic
shares arrive in the possession OF
bona fide investors. Between boards
rs shares of McBryde sold at $3.50,
while on the boards 1, g % and b
shares found buyers at 1913. At the
close $6.75 was being asked and
Sc. 625 bid for the stock.
Oahu sold handily at $J4, IS and 5U
the first mntiond sold at S3225. Al
shares going between and 10 and 10
on the boards at that figure. AT the
close 1915 was bid and $34 asked
for the stock.
On the boards 25 and IS shares OF
Honokaa sold at $2O.75, which show
ed a decidedly strong market. For
the stock 500. 625 was bid, while
holders we're demanding S21.
Eva, Waialua and Olaa remained
about the same. Twenty shares oil
the first mentioned sold at $3225 A,
the close 1925 was still being ask
ed, holders requiring 1872 S75, Ten
shares of Waialua sold at S125, at
which the stock seems to have stuck
for the present. Offerings were at
1924. rs, while holders ASKED $125.5O.
Twenty-Five shares of Olaa sold at
1928, the same being offered for
more, while $6.975 was asked. Hilo
railway bonds were in fair demand,
$1,000, $4,000, $500 and $1,000 realizing
$1OO. so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
ALVEY SESSION OF CONGRESS.

The present session Congress going to be hstorymaker in
political The issue will have to be fought OUT ana
whichever way battle goes will greatly affect the next naonaI
elections President returned Washington deeply impress
ed with the widespread Republican dsaecuon IN the
western states OF the tariff BILL and there IS
increased Democratic aggrevness. Then there an clement W
dubbed Eba Club which is preparing the way Tor
Roosevelt stampede when to be time again for the KO
ans TO nominate There feeling that Taft has not
vet showed strongto the satisfaction of the Roosevelt Wor
shppers-bu admitted that he has hardly had time to feel
his way.
That the Democrats will capture the Congress Cannon and
A1dric remain this prediction made by tar
seeing observers Arh appears have scarcely defenders and
the chorus of Cannon loud and general And ait
happens to have warmly commended them BOTH speeches during his
tour It is going to be session.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07

Its the avaors that being killed art of flying
has been mastered the general public will have its
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
MAKING BUSINESS FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

The Advertiser suggests that if American railroads Disseminated
against Los Angeles that city would turn Mexican line relief
Such plan is just what certain American railroad
plating with regard freight traffic because American policy
discrmnates against American nspachc freight business The
plan to establish Mexican port the terminus of American
railroad thus avoiding American regulations regarding freight tariffs
One of these regulations calls for many days published notice. ahead
Of time before through rates be changed for shipments from
New York the Orient This greatly hampers American bidding for
business for foreign competitors always know far ahead what Am
erican bid to be- By shipping from American port Mexico
the transportation companies could avoid the regulation just
eers Hawaii avoid coaswise regulations by crossing the line
British Columbia and coming to Honolulu British from
Victoria
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
LURLINE WIRELESSES.

The Kahullu wireless station sue
ceeded late last night in picking up
the steamship Lurline, bound from
San Francisco to Honolulu. The YES
sci reported herself as 1850 miles
away and having quite bad weather.
Head seas had so delayed her that
she would not be able to reach this
port until late next Friday evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
AS TO WAIALUA.

The suggestion made yesterday
that, in case sugar remains at or
about the present figures for the next
twelve months Waialua might be able
to pay eighteen per cent next year
has been taken by some as a boom
statement Everything, in such
prosI ect, would depend upon sugar
keeping up, and, if it did, it is hara
The three-fourths per cent month
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07

If Heneys successor should happen convict Calhoun it
indeed time for those concerned in the famous graft
hide their heads
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

a monthly meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held in the stan,
genwald building at 8 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. This will be the first
meeting since the return of President
James F. Morgan from the Coast, ana
an interesting report from him will
be looked for.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Sutsugu, shop, Liliha street. Mr..
Tanaka, plumber.
j. Da Silva, dwelling, Queen street.
Emmeuth & Company, plumbers.
J. Kumalae laundry, Queen street
S. X. Aki, plumber.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
STOCK EXCHANGE REPORT.

Between Boards-15 Eva 1872 rs; Is
Oahu Sugar Co., 1914 90; 20 Mutt. Tel.
Co., SO. so; rs McBryde Sc SIS; 20 Ha-
waiian Pineapple Co., $29 .25; $1,000
Hilo R. r. Co., IS, $1OO. so; so Oahu
Sugar Co., 1874 90; 5 Eva 1925; S1O,-
900 Haw. Irr. Co., IS, pd, sos 90.
Session Sales-25 Olaa Sc. 25; 10 Wal
alua $125. 90; 1000 Hilo R. R. IS $500. so
1000 Hilo R. R Co, $780, so; 500 Hilo
R. R. Co., 500. 50; 1000 Hilo R. R. Co.
800. so; 25 o R. & L. Co. $145. 90; 10
Oahu Sugar Co, $34 90; 10 Oahu Sugar
Co., $34 90; Is McBryde $6.75; 25 Nc
Blyde $6.75; % McBryde S6.75; $50
Continued on Page Five.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
PAPERS FILL.

Kalopa C0 to Kealoha, ct al, deed.
Manuel K. Cook to Cyrus II. Green
release.
Peter c. Jones, Ltd. to Robert ].
Pratt, release.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
BUILDING PERMITS

Wong Wong, two-story dwelling,
Maunakea near Beretanfa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
PLUMBING PERMITS

Est H. A. Isenberg, hotel, Dominis
and College streets. E. r. Bath,
plumber,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
Trade
Shipping
Travel
Commercial News
BY L. D. TlMMoNS

already provided for, is, however. al
that can be reckoned upon positively
for the present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-07
THE WAR" AND WHAT IT NAY BRING.

1t seems hardly worth while to such war in
uon with difficulty between Nicaragua and the United States How
will be- if the quickly improve
he presumed that the American will the such
force to make actual the field papaby futile thus
avoiding loss of life.
After the will long series of problems all tending
direction 1t probable that the if it carried natural
conclusion will be chiefly important in history second great
after the acquisition of the Panama
southWards To collect the ndmnes America will the
usual course in such affairs the United States will have
control Ncaraguan for That stable
government probably investment of American capital and
dominating American influences With Costa Rca Honduras
DOR Guatemala and Mexico for ngbos apparently
end her term OF peaceabeness the death chances
complications endless Uncle Sam has managed pull out
Cuba twceth prospects of having back How long
the nation will stand the job of being international police
Central America and the West Indies depends
the job AS solution benevolent assimilation always in sight
And it is something Taft believes in.
If Hene should happen Calhoun would
indeed time for those concerned in the famous graft prosecution
hide their heads
It's the avaors that being killed art of Ayng
has been mastered the general public will its turn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
SHORT TALKS
ON DAIRYING
REPORTER HUGHES OF THE A. c.
STARTS NEW FEATURE IN THE.
COLLEGE EXTENSION WORK.
FIRST TALK" Is AN INTRODUCE
TON TO THE SERIES.

Under the head, of Short Talks on
Dairying," G. w. Randlett and H. ].
Hughes. director and reporter respect
lively of the college extension work at
the A. c. will send out a series of talks
which should prove interesting to
farmers of the state. The first of the
series is as follows:
In opening this dairy series of
Short Talks, / want to say word to
the farmers of the state.
I am going to write on dairying
largely through these winter months.
1t is one Of the certain things in
farming. and I shall speak directly to
the point about it's advantages, and of
it's dangers.
For there are dangers in dairying.
The farmer can lose money there as
surely Is he can in any other line OF
business, unless he makes a study of
it's business side.
With dairying goes rotation of crops.
Perhaps the reader may prefer to say
that with the crops goes little dairy
ing. They belong the one to the other.
The maintenance Of the crop yields
calls for stock on the farm, and no
form of stock will return larger or
surer profits than will the right kind
of a COW, rightly handled.
So this dairy series will deal with
crop rotations, with the effect of ma =
nures, with stock, breeding, seed grain
with all the business of farming
only for few months we are to look
at the farming business from the
standpoint Of the man who keeps cows
as part of his money earning invest
ment
am not alone in writing these
Talks The best knowledge and prace
tical experience of the Agricultural
college is being called upon in this
work. / hope that later on we shall
be able to reprint them as an extern
sion bulletin, but, as there is no GER
tainty about that, / would suggest
that you save them as they appear from
time to time They, together with the
longer articles that will appear in
your paper, will make up one of the
most practical bulletins ever issued
by the college.
Another word. Questions come to
your mind frequently which you
would like to ask of us if you were
here and could talk with us. am
confident that your editor win be
more than glad to talk them over with
you. He has been trying Loyalty to
help you, and his time and money
make possible the column you are now
reading. He will be glad to write me
about anything you may wish. from
the Agricultural college, and 1 shall
be equally glad to give 1t my prompt
personal attention.
And If you are interested In better
stock, better yields, better roads, bet
ter returns for the crop you have, tell
your editor so. / am sure ne will ap-
preciate 1t.
preciate 1t. Sincerely yours.
Hugh J. Hughes
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
NExT MoNnAY

The winter term OF the Dakota Bust
ness College begins. This will be an
exceedingly good time to enter Pros
pective pupils cannot make a mistake
by taking the course at the d. B. c.
results prove this.