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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
THE WEATHER
IN PENSACOLA

Furnished by local office, U. s.
Weather Bureau, for the Pensacola
Journal of July %. 1909:
Maximum temperature yesterday.
So degrees.
Minimum temperature yesterday. IS
degrees
Mean temperature yesterday 50 de-
gees
Normal temperature yesterday. 81
degrees.
Departure from normal yesterday.
o degrees.
average maximum temperature for
this date, 81 degrees.
average minimum temperature Tor
this date, IS degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature since LIST of month. Il
degrees.
Accumulated excess of daily mean
temperature from JanUa"y LIST TO Ist
OF month, SO degrees.
Total rainfall since 1st OF month.
4.52 inches
Normal rainfall for this month.
-. inches
Total excess of rainfall from jan
uary lst to LIST Of month, l.69 inches
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Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper.

Thousands upon thousands of wOm-
en- have kidney trouble and never
suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove tC
be nothing else but kidney trouble
OF the result of kidney or bladder
disease.
II the kidneys are not in healthy
condition. they will cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back, bearing down feel
ings. headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous
irritable and may be Respondent It
makes any one so
But thousand Of irritable, nervous
tired and brOken-down women have
restored their health and strength by
the use of Swamp Root, the great
Kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy
Swamp Root brings new life and
activity TO the kidneys, the cause OF
such troubles.
Many send for a sample bottle to
see what Swamp Root, the great
Kidney. Liver and Bladder Remedy
will do for them. Every reader OF
this paper. who has not already tried
il, may address DIT. KilmeT & Co.
Binghamton. y. Y. and receive sam
pie bottle free by mail. You can pur-
chase the regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
LARGE CROWDS
ARE EXPECTED
HERE TO-DAY
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS TO
ARRIVE FROM OVER THE p. &
a, AND SOUTHERN ALABAMA
DIVISIONS OF THE LOUISVILLE
q NASHVILLE THIS MORNING.

Immense crowds are expected to
arrive in the city this morning, the
event being the annual picnic OF the
Order o. Railway Conductors, winch
will occur at Magnolia Bluff.
Two special excursions trains VIII
bring the crowds to the city, one
coming from over the P. & A. and
Yellow River divisions and another
from the Southern Alabama division
Very low rates for the round trip
have been made for the occasion. and
the conductors are anticipating the
LARGEST crowd ever TO come to the
city for such an occasion.
il feature Of this years excursion
is that the exCursiOnists can remain
in the city for three days if they de-
sire. returning on the regular trains
Twenty-six coaches were sent out
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

from Pensacola yesterday. twelve go
ing to the Southern Alabama, tweiV 9
to the P. & A. and two to the yellow
River divisions. and it is expected
that when the trains pull into Pen
sacOla this morning each coach will
be filled.
At Magnolia Bluff.
The picnic will be opened at Mag
nOIia Bluff at $3.50 o'clock this af-
ternoOn, when Mayor Frank Reilly
will deliver an address of welcome to
tho visitors on behalf of the city and
order of Railway Conductors.
The program for the Gay is as fol-
lows:
so yard foot race. boys under Is
years. Prize, bat and ball.
Baseball game between two pick
ed teams.
Girls so yard foot race, girls under
l. years old. Prize, pair slippers.
Boys and girls under Is years old
prize dance. Prizes, girl. bottle oil
cologne; boy, necktie-
p. m.-DanCing.
Most popular gentleman on ground
half dozen pairs hose
Most popular lady, parasOI
Prettiest girl baby under two years
old, pair slippers
Prettiest boy baby under two years
old, prize, pair slippers.
Prize dance. 9 p. N. Best LADY
dancer, prize parasOl.
Best gentleman dancer, prize, Pan
anna hat
Most popular engineer on ground
prize stick pin.
Most popular conductor on ground
prize, stick pin.
Most popular fireman on ground
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
BOARD WORKS
REJECTS BIDS
SPECIAL MEETING HELD TO RE-
CEVE BIDS FOR HARDENING
SPRING sTREET-cITY CARTS
TO DO WORK.

The board of public works held a
special meeting yesterday in the city
hall for the purpose of considering
some bids on street work.
Mr.. Merritt's bid of $4,000 FOR
hardening Spring street was duly
considered by the board and rejected.
An appropriation of $4,000 will be
requested of the city council for paw
ing Spring street from Chase to
Gonzalez.
Charles w. Merritt submitted a bid
of 80 cents per cubic yard for haul
ing clay. which was refused. the
board deciding to do this work with
CITY teams.
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been set forth in unofficial publica-

been set forth in unofficial publica-
tiOns.
The fair viii have the free use of
both the grounds and all buildings
and other property OIL the park.
The park will pay part Of the cost
of some improvements which the
park does not need, but which the
fair would need, and which will cost
less than entirely new construction
elsewhere, such as the fence.
All the gate receipts will go to the
fair treasury.
No amusement will operate on the
grounds except as a fair concession,
the profits going to the fair associa-
tor
Any structural work done by the
fair, such as board walks. retiring
rooms, etc. belong to the fair asso-
citation. not the park. and can be
taken down and removed by the fair
association after the fair.
One of the special reasons why the
park was selected is that any other
site would have entailed a cost of
several thousands more to open the
fair the first year. Another special
reason is the ease of handling the
cTOwd-stTeet cars to the gate, rail
road to the front of The park, hard
roads for owners of vehicles and the
great big bay for anybody that wants
to 90 by boat or for any ,Oat owner
who wants 10 carry people for pay.
5 or s doses of 1866" Will cure any
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

There IS more CataFrh In this section
Of the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years wa
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced IL 4 local
disease and prescribed local remedies and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced II fncurable. Scfs
ence has proven catarrh to be a constftu-
tional disease and therefore requires con =
stitutiOnal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by z. ]. Cheney g. Co, To-
ledo, Ohio. is the only constitutional cura
on the market 1t Is taken internally in
acts directly the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case IL fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnstipa
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
NAP RUCKER WANTED BY
NEW YORK NATIONALS
By AssocIateu Press.

New York. July 2S.-The New York
National club is trping to secure the
services of Nap RuCkeT. the star
pitcher of the Brooklyn club and II
IS said has offered a large sum of
money IOr his release. It is further
reported that Manager NcGraw will
offer RuCker a salary of $1,000 and a
bonus Of $1,000 If RuCker WINS twenty
games this year
National club announced today that
he has secured Pitcher Schnitzer of
the Lawrence, Miss, club; Pitcher
Dent and Infelder Redmond. of the
Winston Salem. y. c., club; Pitcher
Vaughn. of the Macon. Ga. cIuD. and
Infielder G. Smith, Of the Shreveport.
La, team.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

or doses of 1855" Will cure any
case Of Chills and Fever. Price 25C.
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SUBSCRIBE F9R The JOURNAL.
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More Money Subscribed
For Stock in the Fair

CContInued From First Paae)
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Continued From First Page)
tary the next morning, receipted for
by him, duly entered on the official
list of subscribers and then turned
over to the treasurer for deposit or
collection when due, as the case may
bs.
The secretary of the soliciting com
mittee last night sent out to each
district chairman a copy of the letter
sent by the secretary of the fair di-
reCtOry to the chairman of the gen
eTal soliciting committee. 1t is an
official statement Oh the reasons why
$1,000 is wanted, the reasons why
Magnolia Bluff was selected as the
fair site, and the terms of use. They
are more liberal than have heretofore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
HIGH TAXES WILL CURTAIL
SALE OF NEAR BEER

Atlanta. Ga. July 2S.-RepresenUa-
tive Alexander. leader of the prohibi-
ton forces. announced today that an
attempt will be made in the Georgia
legislature 10 Curtail the sale Of near
heer by high taxes and by other re-
stT'ctlOns. He did not say what the
other restrictions would be This
phase of prohibition legislation. he
said, would be taken up during con-
si6eTatiOn OF the general tax law
which is due for debate within a few
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.

The Journal will paw $500 reward
for evidence sufficient to convict any
boy or person found stealing sub
scriDers' papers after delivery of same
by carrier.
X. P. Seasons, a prominent citizen
of Bombay, was in the city yesterday
on short business visit.
Carlo Colombo, of New York, rep
resenting the Italian government in
the shipment Of tobacco through here,
IS registered at the Merchants.
T. NJ Mccall. a prominent citizen
Of Brewton, is among the visitors to
the city.
Judge Ovan, of Tallahassee, is among
the visitors TO the city. He will re-
turn home this morning.
Friends of Chester billiard. for
merly of Pensacola, will be sorry to
learn of his serious illness with ma
larial fever in Montgomery. II is said
he is also suffering from lead poison.
D. Vaughn, of Catherine, Ala. is
among the registered guests at the
EscamDia-
Patrol wagon driver II. J. COburger.
who was painfully kicked by the
horses in the accident that occurred
a week ago, is again on duty. having
assumed his former duties yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
TO BUILD ROAD FROM
MOULTRIE TO FLINT RIVER
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, July 2s.-The Moul-
trie and Western Railway company,
with a capital of one hundred thous-
and dollars. was granted a charter
today Work will soon begin build
ing the road from Moultrie to the
Flint river, a distance Of forty miles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29

prize stick pin.
Most popular fIagman on grounds.
prize, stick pin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
fothers and Malaria.

Nursing Mothers and Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, SOC.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-29
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED.

Madrid. July 2S.-Kins Alfonso this
afternoon issued a decree prOclaiming
martial law and the suspension Of
constitutional guarantees throughout
Spain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

Seine @eitalt erlebt cine leeliihc
Gntmifelung Dor ms. Sn freien
Hbptbmen flicBen Worte, @prte,
@orte, Worte babin. @edielnbe Bill
Der - bonn &onigIihen Stouipiel-
bans lebr idon mo Iiebcpou geltellt
- erfreuen bas aiige Oitrd) Stpledyt-
belt ln1b Heid)tbum. Nber Niles, mas
geid)icbt, lGBt ms i'm @runoc 10 folt.
Cine @r1fin p%ropbe5eit, ipas mir id)on
l%uilien. Gin miiocr 8oni9 itirbt; Mic
mano bat lid, fir iein 2eben interei-
iirt. Gin junger Ser5og laBt nm DO
Der Nufgobe milen ieine Iiinoige
Siebe; mir baben lie linn 10 id)on
nidt geaIoubt. limo aus Dem Mdyr
den sebt's iuicber in bic @cifidtc:
ser hcutide aonie iuiro Die ltngarn
idIagen. Dtit oieler 3uperiift ent.
loBt uns Der lettc gft...
3ein 9Iatt ntehr sum Ri,bne Mil.
0enbrltd's, ben mir ale geliebt boz
ben als aufred,ten Monn uno Toes
ten. Mbcr IN leillen lesten Eebersa
iobren bate i'm ielblt, Der Die ehte
Eoetenfra9e OH Spmbolen off leine
Gage gebobt, ein trourig ipnlboliiheS
Sdifial betroffen. gr perlor Dos
8cbor foit gan5. Am Abeno oes gro.
ben Grfolgs ieincr rHnbenIteinerin"
itano er NIT fro9enoen Niigen olll
Der giibne mo - iorid)te, Oh bic
SGnoe oa unlten iid gum 9eifoa be.
negten; boren tpnnte er ben Sltbcl
nidt mebr. Aber orf) innerlib mar
linn bos @eiibl fiir Dos Mitgeben
uno Witerlcben bes Tllblifums Der
loren gegonaen. Sein beutiher ao'
Mig benefit es. Ser 1oote bat nod
einniol in Mftl,ng geiieet; Der Sc
benoc bate gcltern Die Sd,ladt Der.
loren.
81 benen ober, oenen Der Wtenid)
Miloenbrlld), Der groolinniee, bic.
oere, oa5eit be9eilterungsiahige
Wenid nit benz ipormer, gllten Ser.
5en nod, bober Itano ais Der Gifter,
nod toItbarer Idper, lprnd) gelteril
mitten bernlls ollS Dem blloarnen
Totbos BOILER, 9Ion5poIlcr Scenen
icinc Stimme. Gin paor 8bptbmen
bier - ELM poor @orte BORT
ober Die olte, liebc Stimme, Die balo
cinem tr1nnnenben ain6e, bolb einem
conunonoirenoen @adtmeiiter 5l &C.
boren ihien. llno lit meinem Ear.
tettleiiel oott' id) al meinen Ebono-
grophen bobeim; nnh Dab id, lpobl
oltf %nueiner @al5e ein ponr Gerie bo-
ben n,odte nit ieiner Stintne, mid,
beinllid) ooran 5u %freucn. ipenn I'm.
crfreulid)es orauBen geid)iebt. 0enn
bicic Stimnlc iuar Wannbeit ino 3u'
pcrlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Counting, ocn IS. Nuucmbcr 1909.
3n Sdiaer's $50. Wcbnrtstag.

3n SdyiGer's $50. Wcbnrtstag.
2cin 2eben luor fcin bolocr Hciaell.
tanB!
Gin &clo iuorit III ulo 9inglt aui
9anlpfeSmcgcn.
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heerfrou6,
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Tof Cir leeen.
@ie cine oeltlhe Come, iriib gum
Suo
3ogit III burd) Wolfen, Nebel mo
Veihlperoc,
&or l%lutcraong elm illlhtig abenb.
ROTH:
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Der Grbe!"
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mar iein Cos:
8ic Scrofles burdrong cr all iein
SebelL
lin enolih aus bcS SWciterbauIens
Sd,oB
Gid, %iieghoit 6llm Slpmpos 5u erbc.
ben.
so prolat er, ieillem Golf ein Seilig.
tblim,
Gin idonlter Stern IN @otteS @elt-
gcbauoe;
Sir iliidtig @eb marc inn Der clp'ge
Hllbm:
ra1irS lit Der ShmerS mo crui9 lit
Die 6reuoe!"
Te(ir Oubn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Ter 8oman Der 3w0lf.
8ou y pbcrt Sanbef.

&or Ginger 3eit gine Die Mcloung
o,lrd, bic EreIie, Dob iif Sluolf ocut'
Itc Nutoren. einige Iid)ter uno els
niac llnterbultunJs Sd)riit'tellcr
5uiolnmengetban baben, ilm &C.
meiniom cinen Monlan in 5wDlf aos
piteln 81, idreibell. Ger SerIeger
Conrad ". Medleu6urg bate nit
Dem origincllen iino amil'd1ten
Sonns Sein5 GipcrS Die Soec be-
iproden ulto man ipalotc lid) oil uae
beriibnltc Sdriititeller TeiitldlonoS,
nm infer ibnen Sbeilnebmer 6l
mcrben. Natiirlid, ling man bon
obeli an: NIT @erbart Souptlnunll.
Suuptmam fnno Den litcrurild)eli
Sd)cr5 iebr amiiiailt, 500 es abcr
Dor. ielbit nid,t nlit5uid)reiber. Nid,t
onberS ucrbiclt iid) Setlep bon Sis
licncron mo mnllder anoerc, looaB
man ldlicBlid) fcinc 5iuplf Gif)tcr
percini9cn fol,ntc mo bic &iidcn nit
Gin punr 2cl,tcn nllsiilutc, Die picls
leid)t cbell Darlml bel Dem oci,tidcll
Y%eIepublifrm popular litb, iueil lie
Ocn ridtigcll ,,nitinft fir boa So.
nulc buben, nl,b iucil man im Cite
r%otltrbouocI ocrn bod, init Vonnlitot
bic aroBtcn Griolge cr5iclcn fam.
N(bcr bic lpibigc, iibcrrniitbige Sbee
rib aud oieie 3lueitflaiiiacn NIT uho
HienIono fam %bcboiptcl, onb oaS
gauge Bud, ciilen bonolcn Ginld)lnD
erbaltcn hat. ,Nm 8cgcntbeil, red)t
pbuntuliepoll aebt cs III ben 5luol1
&opitcln SIT. inuncr mieocr tol,dt ctn
nelleS Milien pbcr cine prigillclle
Sbee. Ole sic @onollna olii mcblpers
idlun9encn Sciteupiuben ncl,en
llcbcrroidunncn entgceen filbrt, allt,
Nie Ncfonntldloit iuiulbcrlid)cr 81
gl,ren miro ulS pcrmitteIt. uicnt'
lpirrbnrc Observation-Disclosures nilb So
milienpcrhGltniiie aeben ms Hotls
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bette. Surd) @ebeimmittel miro ooS
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lid) t~ootingeu lieB mo 3icgelltcinc
al, ieinem Ycer1hltiB iii ieincnS arg
lcNtc; ais cin 9ldliNer lulit lein
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bic @ciblidfcit an5u5ieben, cine
iiiniTod,e Che ifliebt Gin o%Gmoniid)eS
@cib. oos iid 10 ourd) Serrid)tnulg
moglid, pielcr mGnnlid,er GriItcn5ell
! an ur,iercm perrudJten @cid)lcdlt rd.
d,cr mil. ein iiebsiefaher beitid)er
WtiaionGr manoelt olrf bic SanO-
luna, Inn oils Spiritus &eftor Die
guSiiibrune Der perriidteIten Sheen
81, ermoelid1en mo cine Slatb dbn-
Ild,er, mir in iibermiitbiger @cins
laltnc o~isoenfbarcr Gpilooen siebt
an ms ppriiber.
Sir oas Yiiblif,m, oos lid nod
@odiiid)art fir oas p%ernlutbete ae-
beimniBpoIIe &intcrfulrnenleben be-
riibmter 2iteraten intereiiirt. lit Die.
i les Bud elm red,ter Slino. uno oo
Die qualification 5ualeit init einert
Yreisausidreiben nerbunoen lit mo
sic 2cier Sen @criolicr ieoes cinscl.
| men aapitels inter Den SmoIf Auto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

.Solo beiui1igt bdtten. 8liebc nod
@ultop Weprinf ST. %eripdbnen, Der
fiir Die 0reibHnbpolitif cinen oraen
Senmihuh bebeutet, On er Die 0lt-
rcihiiden Sffi5iere aan5 uno gar
nibt leibcn fann lInb fem Sebl oo.
raus mod)t, nnb @rnlt bon @oasos
gen, Der iib nie oamit beaniigt bot,
iih in icirien GidJtungen ous5uleben,
ionbcrn ollh iein 2eben 5l cinem
bunlten @coidlte eenlnd)t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Herliner Vrief.

Verltl II, .. N0OefllDcr.
Inter ben Mal3en mciilea Ybunp.
gropber hob ih cine, ole zines San-
gers Stimme feitbGlt, heil id &C.
fannt iiib germ gebort babe, Gr liegt
jebt im @robe. uno longinm perblaBt
iein chit 70 oft ~eenunhtcf Nome.
Wand)mor ipdt Abcnbs, ipei,lt Dos
SallS id]on I'M Sdlnf licgt mo Die
StroBe. lege it olif bic feline liilien-
b%urdsoDene @ad)sipalSe Den oiiniel
Wetollitift; uno aus Dem itorren ice.
lenloien Wunb bcs Sholltridtcrs
front in after Sbonbcit nn1b aroft.
title bes 2ebens bas berrlife Organ.
,llno elm Letter Sfaltbcr lGuit mir ie.
HSnlol iibcr Den Hiidell. Sd grabe
helt .2opf in Die SGroc uno ihliebe
bie TiIgen unb Niles IN mir miro
Chr. Tim nles 2ernen mo Ser.
Itebel, Der 5ehnifen mo Der Sd,ulls
gelete erflGrt mo bcidNpiftigt mir
llid)t ooS 9robc Wunoer: bob bier,
setangen burh Menihenliit, bon al
lem T%eradllelid,cl bas TergGuelld)-
ite 1eblicben 1T: bic Stimmtc. Tab
bier oufacbout ans 1onen, ans "a.
den unb Shllld)Sell. nod, cinrnol cine
YcrionIidlfcit npr mir nufltcbt, Ole
mir ldnait 81 8rnbc aetro9en. 2oB
nod einnlal cine Sanb. Die lGnNlt
mcoernb ibre aroft perlorerl, iid) Dor
mciles 8eiites Mugcr nit oft &C.
iebener 9elucaung ouf Die fcilhclloe
@rllit lcgen nil, IND ans gcqndlter
Menid)eniecle, Die l1ngit perflogcn lit,
perflottert unb perlubt, nod citmol
Der pilbc Grocnidrner5 anflhrcit:
~2ade, goioSo. y"
2aneiam, if ncib. miro ai,d Die
Wol5e ibre refine alungldonbeit, ibrc
9onitdrte p%crlieren. Sic miro nod
laiien. al,Siebcn mo id)lieBlid) miro
Die Grinnerung ielbit nod ous Bette
ibun nliiiien. Gin Srcm0er miro gar
nid)t mebr p%critcben. mas oicic
Stinrmc III, arnft unb Serrlitteit
beSeitet bat. Gin Grbe miro Die Ont.
wertbete uttloS zines cages inlien
laiien. llnb aud, oieie Gimme lit
acipeien... Nh meinc fleine Hicb.
lineslpol5e bnbe ih bcnfcn miliiel
aeitcrn i'm Sbeater. Ger toote @il-
ncnbrlid) iprad, 5i pnS.. Us mar
ein ,arpber" Nbeno. Ter &aiicr iab
Iinfs iii Der 2oge nit icincr @enlob.
lin u,b benz Grin5en SSfnr mo oeS
gried,iif,en a6nias inngem enfel.
iobn, oem, man Die Notb unb Sc.
br1neni6 ieiner ieritcn !Scintotb nid)t
o%nnlerfte. s;rn Garfett biel ann't
n,b Sitcratur; in ben Sogcn piel
idonc Uroucn uno iolde. Die ilod)
INNER oaiiir gelten woIlei,. llno
rat ollen fiirf Aften Cit ad,trn9s'
boQ pIGtitefnoer applaus. Man
ipicltc cin Stiif: Ser heutfd)c SO.
Mig. llno Il mar seipib cin Slid,
bob oieies Sd)auipiel bon cinein
3obten nit leud)tenoem Nanen ee-
ihrieben mar; ein Sebeiloer marc
niht 10 elimpflid) weggefpmme,l.
Oenn es lit fein autes Stild. Hber
bier iinb bort cine Scene oa
ilodert etluas aui, ba bort ma cine
moblbefamnte Sfimrne, eiferno, be-
geiiternb, propbctiit, lid ielbit an,
Nrobcu Sort berauiheno, aber chr.
lid: zines euten 3eutiden, zines ed'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Wnna 8orbara MonbIcr.

So fiarb an 26. gooetnber 1909. nm 2.15
9tadmittags, Anna gartara T,anbler, rs Sabre
alt. %aeIiebte Satin bes eeritorbenen Sobr
M1anbier. Sic 8ecrbiamia finhet an Dtpntaa,
1921, Ch.Sltprr.s traie, aus auf Der .RnItts
more eemleterb" itntt, 1raueraottesoientt Ill
Der anpeue.
Our mother Is sleeping. SO free from all pain:
oh wake her not, sweet spirit. to suffer again
She slumbers so soundly. oh. let her sleep on,
Her sickness is ended, her troubles all gone.
oh, think how she suffered and moaned with
pain
The long night hours as we soothed herin
vain,
TIL God, in his mercy, sent down from above
An angel, that whispered a message of love.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Cos %g(ngeleS, Cal. unc aehfer, gS. s9lc..
0eiinnecH nl1een 9efdaigft tcpiren.)
0331--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Qo,tis 6 0ficoer.

Sc ftnrb am Is. 9iopertber 1909, 4 llbr so
6lifnbetb arteeer i'm glfer bon 10 Subreu llrb
s Wfonutc1. Die Eefroiguna finoct spnntag,
oeri 2s. 9spnember, ri llbr. bon ieiuer Ietieii
iiaff, mo oann mad Der Iniberit6en Srnma.
miel5'aird)c. no Die rleberreite bon / biS h3
llbr auigebahrt %,perben: 8U6enfcier in her
STRIDE nm as ubr. 9eifcslina aui Dem ySHs
BIumeH.
1ie trauernbsu Stutsrbliebencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

Mumlanbs tirfiihe @Gber.
enthusiastically. Hstamt sssta. etefs siew.
(Wai4,fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Mnhreas Gahn

&c iiarb ant 81. g,obc.nber 1909, in feiaer
g8pbnine. Ytr, 633, 9ptumbia.NDsnuc. Nnbreaf
2ahm i'm Iiter bon SO SabreiJ. Iic 8eit ber
peeroignng miro fp1ter anae3eiGt. (332l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Seurn Spfferbert.

Go itarb ON "a. Nopenber 1900 Snys
Sofferbert. Sobu ooH Gouifa uno beg oeriiurs
bencn lbilip bofferbert. IN ieinem 30. &C.
hensia9re. Tie Beeroiglia finoet Suuutaa.
gadnIittasS 2 llbr, bon Sr. 1919, Wctlberrb.
Gtrake, ans ftait. t32a-2l
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1909-06-19
A Fifteen
Inning Game
And The Old Guard Took
The Cake.

The Old Guard and a bunch of
chesty young ball tossers played
a game of ball at Wells Park
June II.
II. NJ. Coke umpircd the game
from the start to finish, and what
he said went, although come of the
decisions brought tears and walls.
There was a large crowd present,
on the outer edge of the fields. In
all ball games played in the park
this season the spectators seem to
be afraid of getting crowded at the
Main street entrance, and take this
course to prevent jam. The view
is also out there.
The line up OF the winning team
is as follows, it not being consider
ed good form to publish the names
of the losing players:
J. II. Waiwaiole, C.; n. Kruger
D.; Dr. F, A. st. Sure, H.; NJ. Koe.
hokalole official league umpire
I'd; Harry Mossman Deputy Co.
Attorney, Maui Co., SIS; DR., VIM
Russell Boote, 3b.; William Moss
man, RI; DR.. John II. Farrel, cf.
and Hon. Charles Rose, deputy
county clerk etc, If,
The team has decided to chal
lenge all comers at catch weights