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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-22
HnNOL ULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Capital. Par
aid Up Val Bio ASK
NAME OF ST { K.

Honolulu, Saturday, May u. 1910.
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*23.125 on 800 paid. f54 per cent.
paid. tRedeemable at 103 at maturity.
sPaid up. 1870 shares treas. stock.
-t50OO shares treas. stock.
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I LOAN

BATTERY while charging your w. y.
A f hA 500 90 Berger Electric Vs "a;
Phone 434. isl Alah.. -.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

-OUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-todate hre-proof
building; rent includes electric light
hot and cold water, and ianitor ser-
vice. Apply the Won Hamm- Youns
Co., Ltd.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apart
ments, with board: special rates for
table board. 140Z Punahou St; phone
1112. $500
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MEMS CLOTHING

MEMS CLOTHING on credit; 800 :
week. Suit given at once. T. Levy
Quitting Co. Sachs Building. 1881
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with board. Mrs. J. Cas-
.idy. zoos Kalia road, Waikiki.
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LARGE. cool, furnished room at Val
hiki with or without board. Address
''W r. Advertiser office. S66S
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A furnished cottage in Upper Makikl
for several months. Address Ma
kiki,'' this office. $50
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Classified Advertisements
Want Ads. two lines. one time, 10 cents.
FOR RENT.

ONE large furnished room, suitable for
two gentlemen FRED SMITH, 103s
Alapai St, near King. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
DIRECTOR OF BOSTON
NEVADA DISAPPEARS
SISTER OF CHARLES CLARK
STARTS SEARCH AND TELLS
STORY OF DISPUTE.

BOSTON, March 1S.-Authorities in
Chicago. Denver. Leadville and Seat
tie have been asked TO join in a
search for Charles A. Clark of this
city and Leadville, who disappeared
from Chicago two weeks ago in COM
pany with James Davidson of Denver.
Miss Augusta NJ. Clark of this city
secretary and treasurer of the Nevada
Smelling company. a sister, told an
interesting story today regarding her
brothers movements, and of an al
legged attempt to get him out of the
way before the May meeting of the
stockholders. Miss Clark declared
that Geo. Baker, one of the directors
of the company, tried TO get her
brother. also a director. to go to Eu-
rope while they were both east in
February Clark refused and returned
to Chicago. where he met James Da-
wilson. another director. The com
pany became involved in a legal dis
pute with the American Finance COM
pany regarding trusteeship of stock in
the Boston Nevada
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
HAS POOR MEMORY.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Inabil-
ity os the witness to remember what
transpired at the meeting OF the
American Meat Packers Association
handicapped the senate food investi
eating committee in its efforts to learn
more about the reasons for hign prices
Of meat from Charles Robe. president
of the association Rome said the
organization consisted of about 25U
packers, including Armour, Swift, Me-
son Morris & Co. and Cudahy. and
that It represented about 80 per cent
of the meat production in the cum
try. Meetings were held annually
for the purpose of discussing meat
inspection and protection of the trade.
the witness said. but prices never
were discussed. He denied the ex-
istence of any agreement among the
packers as TO prices, and declared ell
members were competitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
Or. Wright is Better.

DR.. F. T. Wright. who has been
confined to his room at the Calu-
met hospital for two days. is report
ed better today and It is expected
that he viii be able to be about tc,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
ANOTHER FIGHT
AROUND MCCLURE

YUMA. March fS-Yuma is in the
thick OF hot battle over the election
of school trustee Ia District No. 1.
which rival iH iIs sVarmth a purely
political campaign. The sole issue of
the campaign upon wnicn ,InS- are
drawn and cadidates placed on record
is the retention of replacement of Prof.
Arnolldas II. Mcclure. for the past
five years principal of the grammar
schools Of the town of Yuma. Prin-
cipal Mcclure was the central figure
of a territorial educational row sew
eral months ago. in which charges
preferred by President Kendric c. Bah
cock of the University of Arizona were
heard by the territorial board of edu-
cation at Phoenix, but were not sus-
tanned by that body The local school
board comprises three members, one
Of whom is to be replaced by the cleo
tion 10 be held March 26. The two
holdover members. County Assessor
c. v Meeden and George II. Rock
wood. are divided on the question of
employing Prof. Mcclure for the com
ing year. OF the three candidates
for the vacancy on the board. two,
Attorney II. WuppeTman and j. II.
Ray. Southern Pacific conductor. are
announcedly against Mcclure. The
third candidate. Contractor John
Wadin. refuses to go ON record, but
his candidacy is favored by Prof. Nc
Clure and his friends The opposition
to Mcclure on the part of citizens
who favor his dismissal is based on
grounds that his credentials and de
grees are Of alleged questionable ORR
gin. and that he has devoted more time
TO partisan politics than a school in
/ structor should. The defenders of Nc
Clure advance that he brought the
schools of Yuma from a demOralized
| condition to efficiency. that his creden-
tials were acceptable to past school
boards, and that partisan politics fig.
! ures a'so in the opposition to his ip-
cunbency.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
DON'T GET RUN DOWN.

Weak and miserable. If you have
kidney or bladder trouble, duh head
pains. dizziness, nervousness, pains
in the back, and feel tired all over.
get a package of Mother Gray's Aus
tralian Leaf. the pleasant herb cure.
It never fails. We have many testi-
monials from grateful people who
have used this wonderful remedy.
As a regulator it has no equal Ask
for Mother Gray's Australian Leaf at
druggists or sent by mail for 80 cents.
Sample free. Address, The Mother
Gray Co. Leroy, y. y.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
HORSE IS ON JUAN
CABAlL0 IN DOUGLAS
(pouglas internationally

Inability TO keep sober and 70
stay away from Douglas landed a
Mexican in the tolls and he faces "a
prolonged sentence in the county
jail If he had kept sober he
would probably have stayed away
from Douglas but mescal got the
best of him and then 1t was oh
you Douglas" for the Aztec.
A city drunk was arraigned in
court this morning. He gave his
name as Juan Caballo John Horse
is the English of it,. but it turns
out that he is a horse OF another
color and that the horse is ON him
Unfortunately for the dark skinned
hombre Bob Hilburn stepped into
the court room while he was await
ing sentence for his drunk. Again
unfortunately he wears a scar. Bob
was on at once and turning to Judge
Rice said: Hold this man till ]
get back. he is wanted for larceny,
/ viii 90 and get the complaining
witness and swear out a warrant"
The equine man was held for ten
days on the charge already pending
and shortly Bob returned with Nor
ris Buttner who swore 10 a com
plant for larceny OF an overcoat,
gloves and other clothing on or
about March l.
Hilburn tells this story of the af-
fair: About March /, Judge Butt
ner told me Of the theft of the
clothes. Within half an hour l
found Ignacio Calvara, which is this
mans correct name or at least the
one he usually goes by. trying to sell
the goods which were confiscated
and returned. but he told such a
straight story of having been given
them 10 dispose Of by a friend and
Of his being an honest working man
that I let him go on his promise to
produce his friend. telling him that
If he failed to do this he had better
give Douglas a wide berth He never
produced his alleged friend went
across the line and has not been
back till he got drunk yesterday.
Il at once recognized him this morn
ing"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
PIhEAIR AS NEW
SUMMER RESORT

PHOENIX, March 1s.-A summer
resort enterprise which Phoenix has
heard very little of, but which has
evoked nothing except favorable com
ment from those who have inveti-
gated. is that Of Pineair Elijah Al
len of Mesa, where the company that
is promoting Pineair was formed. is
now in the city endeavoring TO inter
est Phoenicians in the Project.
Pineair is situated about 56 miles
due east Of Mesa and is only is miles
from Roosevelt. II is on and around
the old Frazier ranch, well known tn
every person familiar with that sec
tiOn of the country. The eleva ion is
540O feet above sea level; there are
magnificent pine trees and ample
water for a large colony. The air
is the finest and purest in the world.
The promoters realize that 20 make
Pineair a success they must have
good roads to the side world. and
they are now planning to begin the
construction, in about two weeks. OF
a road from Shell station, about four
miles beyond Fish Greek station, on
the Roosevelt road. From Shell sta
ton to Pineair is about .welve miles.
in a southwesterly direction En-
gineer w. A Parish of the reclama-
ton service estimates that the cost
of building this road will be between
$4,000 and $4,000. The company in
tends to have $4,000 subscribed be-
fore starting work on he highway
Pineair lots are sold for $50 apiece;
s. down and $f129 per month for
four months. How the lots will be
distributed has not been determined,
but Mr.. Allen says that the first sub
scribers have been promised no pref
erence. Those who subscribe for lots
now have an equal chance with the
original incorporators.
The projec. is not a money max
ing scheme. but was set on foot BY
a number OF Mesa citizens interested
in keeping Arizona money In Arizona
instead of having thousands Of dol
lars spent on the coast every summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19

United states senators that election
by direct vote Of the people has
been urged. The voters desire 10
break up this rich mans club; TO
tase candidates. for the senate up
on Intelligence. public service and
patriotism. rather than wealth. so
that a poor man and worthy man
can have equal chance with the rich
and unworthy. Then If the senate
stin is composed of millionaires, it
win be at the direct command Of the
people.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
Practice Begins.

Real baseball practice started this
afternoon at Sportsman park. all OF
the men on hand and a number of
local players responding to the call
OF Captain Ford.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
ATTACKS LAWYER
IN Open COURT
REGULAR ROUGH HOUSE START
Ed BY ANGRY HUSBAND IN d.
VORCE CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S-An
gered beyond control at a remark of
his wife's counsel in a divorce case in
which he was defendant, Charles Wes-
ley Reed. a well known lawyer and
clubman. made an attack upon Attor-
ney Dunno in Judge Cabaniss court
this afternoon, and II required the
combined efforts OF the judge, court
reporters. newspaper men and spec
tators to separate the men.
Mrs. Reed, on the witness stand,
tainted. The scuffie lasted fully a
minute, and so badly disrupted pro-
ceedings that court adjourned after
the judge sentenced Reed TO pay a
fine OF $50 and serve two DAYS in Jail
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
E. o. Llano. trainmaster at Naco-
zari, was in Douglas yesterday.
. = . . . . . I

zari was in Douglas yesterday.
Daniel A. o'Donovan returned
from a business trip last evening.
Postmaster Fred Caldwell has re
turned from a trip to san Fran
cisco.
Fritz Kohlmeyer and W d. King
came up on the Nacozari train this
morning.
Robert Rea. auditor OF the Phelps
Dodge company, left ON the morning
train for FL Paso.
George L. Andrews has been call
ed to Brownwood. Texas, by the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
AMERICAN HOUSE
OF LORDS WEALTHY

The American house Of lords Is
composed almost entirely of men of
great wealth. many OF whom had
nothing to recommend them but
lheir sbar1." There are now no
poor men in the senate. The very
poorest could cash in his asset for
S2Oo. 900 at any time. while from
Guggenheim TO ElihV Root the com
bined wealth is incalculable.
The Chicago Reeord-Herald est-
mates that Of the ninety-two mem
bers of this rich mans club thirty
possess more than Sl.0O000o. The
multi-millionaires number twenty-one
as follows.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
Goes to Mexico.

Capt. and Mrs. J. C. Minus of
Leavenworth, Kansas. are guests at
the Gadsden. Capt. Minus is re-
1red from the service and expects
to leave Saturday for a trip through
Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-19
Back to Chicago.

Back to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Adams expect
70 leave for the East within a few
days. They have a warm spot in
the hearts of Douglas people, all of
whom hope they will return next
year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
HoIt mad 2 ii 5. uuh GEN
trail q merifa, &elt.
Suoien, etc.

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ltbr Nbenos nod 8ermloa per Gams
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malca per Gampier BON YbilooeI-
pbia; nodt oel &eelparo- Wno @inb.
morbs &nieIn per 3ampicr nlller".
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llbr Nbenbs uod) Gortrmc SSlnnb,
Montego.9oi uno GoIombia per
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characterization per Iampicr piu
Colon.
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NbenoS nad) Siio. @roliIieu rno 60
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Samitaa. 70. WGr5. 49, I'm I llbr
Notmitto9S nod) Den 0obontnS per
0anp'er bon Miomi, Ttu.
Golt fir Hcililnolono, oio Moro.
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ton, idlieBt bier tGglid 3 llbr Nod)'
mittogS; fir Cube, nio Campo, tug.
lid 1 llbr NatnlittoeS; fir Gotta
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NbeuoS; fir Mcrico tGglid s unb ~
llbr Mbcno3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Ghe man anoerstpp fault,

tnipi5ire man iene nenen siueiltOtt.
gen, fein cinseridDteteu !Sauicr i'm
25O0-@lOf IN @eit. GAZETTE trahe,
smiid)en Catherine unb SBipleg%Str.
$500 Slud @eit-galtimurc'S tr.)
cnlaiuirte 9a6elUonne uno NllSgiiIie;
Sonal Drainage; nieori9e Nnner.
Steuern; banbgemalte 9cden; Selti'
bull nit 9ad)eln alisgelegt; Iues ents
Golteno mas 5u einem moOernen
Suus gebort. Greis zines Sauies
e~IfbuuSert Collars ($1100.0 00); iebr
uieoriger @runo3ins. g%eoingmsen
ben &allieru angenebm gematt.
Wan nebme 8aps Str. ODER pelt.
lit) gebenoe Baltimore. Str. gleftri.
Idle, iteige an terminus ob uno gebe
sipei SGlliereeuierte noroIid. NGbe'
res o,lrd @alter 6. @eitpbal, Ban.
unterlebmer, IN Srt nno STEELE.
WtGr510-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
(SortfebuTe foIet.)
Sricfbcijroernns md bcm NuslanSs.

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8 nbr 8ornlittags biz 5 1br Hadnlit.
tags, ausgenommen Sonntaes.
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lucnn nift anoers angegeben.
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ulb Mabeira per Iolnpicr Settle.
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nia".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

YWtoorbaitcrrt mo Wal0arbritcr,
Die oa beimiih limb, erlGuterte San.
len; nbeibeioene Griiten5en ulo
ltlpcrfGllige, 5ugefnopfte, obcr ood)
rchtlihe Meniden."
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nItt 5u5utrauen iit?" irogte ser vi.
icllor, mie es &anien it)ien, nit cirli.
gent &~orbcbolt.
oNein, &err BON Sppcrt; idI Femme
lie olrdlueg, uno nlein @eguiiien mir.
DC mir nid)t geitatten, olldl mir acacn
cinen einSigcn einen 3lpcifcl Ioit
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IN hic Ser5en fam il ia nid)t
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&C."
Sran5 non Sppert trot al cine Ser
tlcfcL iuallergeiilllten @ribcm aus
benen ebebcm Sori gcitod)en NOR.
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ob, unb ooS @oiicr id,icn id)rporj ipie
Die Grbc.
nlfit 0ootShnten bobcn mir ole
oieie 8rllbcn, iomeit iie ju9anglid
iinb, umtcrlltht", erfl0rtc Snnien.
nNui bic @Gnbc bo5uiid)cn ircilid,
bobeu mir inns nift uorQciuogt, boS
belt id) al,d) nitt fir notbig, Sic
limo gefGbrlid), unb Sbr @err 9ruocr
ipnr Dor ibnen uiSorildlid) geipornt
iporbcn. IllsgeIfloiIen lit eS nntilr.
lid nid)t, oob or lih bod binouige.
troltt baben tGnntc, uic!leid)t nm cine
Wclltc, Die cr erlegt battc, 5ll bolen.
slber Damn bGtte Singit ia Oen ShuB
boren miilien, uno bas lit nid)t Der
6nll geneien."
Ser Niielior perbielt lid) idpci9-
iulu; Die llmgcblung flpBtc ibm In.
bcbogeu ein, unb Der goocn biinitctc
cine ielld)tc, cilige aiite aus, Die i'm
crihnllern licB. .&cbrcn mir um?"
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qini0rmig itnor5c, foblc, mn'icrgr'
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len mar. Gle l1Bt nod) benz Hcgell
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lit ibr @ciiht cin onoeres. Nid)t
ldoner, ober pcrtrollcnerlpcfenOer
Gie Nberil1dc lit bart, unb I'll,
Sumo, iuenn or nid)t 5l ldhper III,
miro nidt gefGbrbet. Abcr mcbe 0elll
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id)en &rillte lnuernoen Seine nid)t
fcnnt. Gr brid)t 0llrd) ltno lillft uil-
icblbnr inter, lon9ianL piellcidt IN
| Stlhocn crit. aber r%cttltngSloS Der.
lorelJ iuenn Icinc 2Siilierllie niht
rcd)t5eitig ucrllomtmct lperoen lt10
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bcieilcn fonncn. limo er fonlmt niht
luicoer 5llnl Gpridein, ODER nud)
&obr5eGntcn crit, iuelm Der 9obcn
felt 9enug %Nemorbcn lit, bob Die
Sorfitcd)er 5l icincr Termcrtbim1
porld)reitcn fonnclt. Nn truurigcn
Mto9lihfeiten fir cine S%erlut9liid
iiltg Sbres Serrn Grl,ocrs lcblt Is
nlio leiber nid)t."
(SortfebuIe foIet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Baltimore Warftbcrid)t.

@oltimorc, II. Worj 1910.
Mcbl. - 3uiubr 1916 Iaiier,
ciuihIieBIid) 1899 6aiier 5u Occult.
Eoint; aiiitenpcrioubt 147l 6Giier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

EaTe sur 3eiie ms AnsIanS be.
io-af 6. Hdine, Nr. Ala, Ct.WaIti.
mprearaae, uabe Gaitom 4ssie ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

M5hentitdbe t~luipften, Il On
einihitektif, @rnnb5tns, .S
eteuern unn Waiermiethe, f
9antpn's trakc, 5uiidlen Baltimore. nuS Cont.
barosStraBe.
Grferfenfter, r1mti6e Stegefitetue, letn ans
tretdben ben1tbiBf; WaShtdnber i'm 0eler;
fetne atitbe nno yabe5immer; aaualauihluf;
glattcs Straben ffaiter.
8lfine 1aar.AnS ahinns; leidte Bebinaansen.
etttS lnr YeTdtigung often.
She Soiepb 6. @bitc 3ealtp 50.
(ySpb4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

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Der ieiniteH 2naen in baltimore: fir irscnr
elm @efddit pateHb; neue Na6barfbaft. yfdd)
9Itrugen an Crt uHo Siclie. Wtal nebme DIT
selpenuc Slciirifde. gt1r3l0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Baraain 5000.

aeeiIen Sie fi4, ipenn fe ctncs iener biibs
fHen Sduier i'm 700 Bod rb.9oir.s trahr.
wiinidpen. 9abem ale niooerren eiiribtn1eer
aeier uuo Sole. Mus rSpot Grid~ gcbaut-
brau6er ME aHaeftriden 5I iperocn. Stra5en
init pitrifisirten 9adfteinen gepfIdiicrt. Hieoris
&C l~lnfciteii; bcalcne Neoingurget. fuenl ges
ipiinf6t. geent an Dirt unb Gtene.
(SuIi4) Gbtparb Z. Gallagher, grbauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
SECOND CALL.

% alibetle Nrieriean BOMBING Co.. 1871
10 gnib. Eoni. Gas. G. g. 1t. z. pfo. 81
200 gliibetie u. e. g. OF nam. .255
ito slnt6eiIe Conf. Cotton Eu7s pfo... II
10000 Seaponrb IS (mdriirt) ......... 1914
10000 Scaboarh 4s (marfirt) ......... s5%
2060 Sedbparo Is (mariiri) ......... s5ss
5000 llriieb GaiIiuaoS Sneomes. ...... GO&
1000 llriteo TaiIpaps Sneomes. ...... COX
5000 u Is G Com 2eb A.. ......... tO2&
5000 Sireinid Gcntur) EOS. ......... s0s
galtimorer gffe:tenmorff.
Seb. gesi.
1000 Seabparo Is tmarfirtl ........ soA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

@eibc WinlIetS, Eiuno. t2c.
Seht, Eiuno. zoe.
Roeen Sad Sboo. 40t.
Rogen Ban Sbub......... $1--$f.25
ScallopS, Eiuno. 25c.
8robbeuileiidL Eiuno. ...... 30c.
5leiid.
Sirloin Steof, 8funb. .18-20c.
SdNmeinsbroten, Tiuno. DOC.
ShpeenS.GoteIetten EiO. .1S-20c.
Shinfen, Bfuno.. 1920.
Eofcl. HinbiIeiit, Hiun0. ..10-t5c.
Hippenrooit Rinb). Bfuuo. 1920.
G%orterbouie Steat, Efuno. .22-25c.
-SuppcniIciid, Hiuno. ..s-10c.
aoIbs.S dniscl, 8fnno........ 22t.
8~albSIeber, Fiunb. $500.
Galbsbruit Bfuno. 1915.
aalbssG oteletten, Efunb. .12lM-1Sc.
2ommfleiid. Giunb. ..... .1S-25c.
Butter uuo Gier.
S%tiidbutter, Eiuno. i2c.
Creamery Butter q ulb , Eib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

GinridJtuuaen, einfdlieblih Wlacnbdi1 ) Strcte,
fir $40 gaar nno $40 pru Ylpnat I'M anreI
init nieoriscn Sieuerr an Der Sarriion'2foellll
gSern Dem 10 1T. 70 penben sic fih pericnIi1
poer fhriftlih an nrferer beuttfeii 9aenteii
y. Z. Seiir, SOC ansrtean Sniibine, gaiti.
inpre, Wto. (65-T6)