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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H., SATURDAY, AUG. 19, 1911.
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STATISTICS SHOW MARKED CHANGE
IN POPULATION OF TERRITORY
lltliiw lire Klveii itntlslli on popit
Inllon In Hawaii, Complin! liy l)r Vic
lor B ClnrK. loiniiil-uduner of, ImiulKrn
rl .1 ' I "I, .
I MAl.HS AND rilMAI.lM
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United .Shies, I'lOO 7C.101.1Ri
llnniill, ltwvT.i
Hawaii, 191(1 ,....,..
Chinese nml .Japanese, I'ioo.
l"liltlio nml JiiiiniH, 1910.
Clih.im, t'HO
Jiip.incic, iio
Hawaiian, tllli ....'
Pnrluniiesj., pilo
Ollui countries, I'UO
U,1 mil
lOI.'IO'l
MI.S78
101,1111
21.(17 1
7II.C74
soon
22.01
14.SG7
C'otniiK iitlnrT mi the above, Or. Clark
tii) y
"A Miinci" at (he porconliiKo columns
MlllWH Hull lllll I'MlXM 1)1 UlllllS III llll-
wiii. wiiuo nun iionill l'f per ll in m
tlm tntnl iiopiiliitlnii Kn itu lliiin In lllii
United Stales nM a whole, has lonsld
crnbl) ilii r iivimI (bj about I pircint.
of III' total iiniiulullou) kIiico I'lOO. tliu
iniinlur of inili'H pir iliiiiimnnl falliii?jlv dun ti tliu Incnuslm; piopurtloii of
from r.oi In 1000 to 0I2 In 1010 This ounjj pnsnns In thn population oflln
oxus In fouiiil liy the unnatural rntlos wall, n iiiiioiik IIi"i mule r 21 hiih
of tin- H'Xi-H iiiiioiik tlm I "It Ipllio", Ko-nf its tin- rv proportions ait- mine
leans, ninl white OM'ipt PnrliiKUcsc, the ninrh iiorimil tluin anions nillittH Tl 1 1
Hex ifttlos mnoiiK tlu Itnwullnns nml Inorinsln;; proportion of ihlldrin of It
PortUKiUHo belnir iiuirly norni.il llm 'si If iiimaltules process Inwntit stablo
proportion of women miioni; tho JupiMtlal lomlltloiiH, whlili mo tho ih.h
uiiiw Ih marly 101-2 pi r t lit . of t'niMir pulinlu to a solution, of llin Tir-
lot il popnl itlon winter tlimi miioiiKi'ltor'K priHtnt liuiiiHtrli
tliu Cl;ncv; hut tlm mxlolouluil kIk-' prohh nix.
Il POPULATION UNOlin
Hi
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Nntlonnllty. ,
Uiiltul Kliitox, 1900
Hawaii, 100 ..,
Hiiunll, 1010
Chill, x," anil Japmu'Ke, 1900.
Clilnoio ami .Inpiiiisp, 1910.
Clilni.".'. 1010
Jiipini'xo, 1010
llaVMidiln. 1910
Pmt-Uiiwntlan, 1910
PorttiituiWii, 1010 ...,,..,.,
Otlur lountrli'H, 1910 ...,.,
Ul f I rllivr tu Hill table,
31,2S0,21(!
48.MS
7J.0I1
1R.009
.-0.1V8
fl.382
. 24,001
10,917
'S,r.21
- 11,107
4,1.0.1
tOIUtlttlltH ItH follows:
"Whllo In tho CiiIUmI Htnlei In 100U
402 out of i.irj It'OO pi'rSnlis uric nn'
i 1 r 21 jinirrt of iiiri'. tho wmio year In
Uniuill mil) 317 Mini uiulvr 21. Tlm
iimiihor In llnwull luul Inbivnuoil, how-
ru, to .181 hy 1910 Aiiiniii,' tho lln-.thniiRli II Ins rlmni from 183 to 300 pop
will Inn In 1910, 4U'.irmfvlOOO worol tliouxiinil Hlnio 1900. Tlm prupoitloiiH
iimjir 21 inrx of nKo. mnl mnoni; tlm of tho hcm'j. nro morn niarl, tiorinnl
PortiiKimso Rtf ri J nilif-H toiy"'ii!iifci(K Dm l)li, r, i)im'i uf tf tli' pop-l
407 nilullh. Tlio hiiipijiloijof innr ijl itnui lilre' i ikhIi iltl.ii' iujiqnif tli
pi rxoiiH ls nii?l,r5')iiii'5iii tlio jpUit ijljijIatJiM J'piHlblw heauiHf jjijjirn iilrlJ.
CniHiiMlnni, hat tills In In part One to mo pout hniK to AbIu than Ihijh" J
Jihii '" Hvran tND iTftHjiliV-nojLv'iiiiiJiNTLvus.
vAvl i m""V' til l ! H m n,r ' ?
lt 3 Natl.ln.?llty. " ' Total. 'l. rhlioiiWill Tiitill pi r Tlm
Chliit-xo, 1900 4,020
Chinese, pilo , 7,191
.l.ipinoKO, 1000 4,877
Jnp.iui'M', 1910 19,890
Of tl.ixo IlKurex he snx:
Tlilx ImllialiH tint tluro nro oir
lf,,000 Japimxo In Hawaii ulici wire
Iioiii aft.l Juno, 1900 Of tho 24,001! lUtmhh pr,,elon of thlx xort limy ho"
Jiipiniwi ri shl, utH of tho Ti rrltnry un-1 fnlxlllul li) many iiuispeitul Inllu
ili I 21 miiih of iiko, prohiilily lixx than imtx"
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES
(Continued from Pago 6)
illil not tntlfy tlm IlruxxolH conten
tion, ninl Simulxh KiiKurx urn Hiibject
to u tnmitci willing iluly of 2 30 tonta
per iiiiiinil when luipinti'il Inlii inun
tlleo uillii'iliiK to tlm UriiKxolH ron-
M'lltloll.
llrllNh Prlns.
Utltlli linpuit pilcoo for tho nioro
Edison Phonograph
The World's Greatest
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Every home
Alexander Young
Building
- itlun and slntlstlos, of wlilcti n sum
- innry will iimlu In Ilia IlulH'llii 10-.
- In nil); , ,
il
- ft i ft )) i-
IN TOTAL POPULATION.
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5 3
7
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IRS
200
1M
107
2n
200
312
4"S4
'4SJ
178
?1 5""
"3 C
S9,fir.V.42 17,244,111!
43
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12
KifiSi.D
IS-lrtill
g'i.mji
71ni
1 ll is
r.i.isi
11,410
11.171
J,2M
47,01.!
IHSUI
17.071
2'l,417
4,52fi
24,801
12.C.02
10,7.10
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SOI
710
701
OSS
Alft
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nlflcnnoo r,f this fm-t I moillriiil liy
tliu ki i liter IntiiiitirrliiKi' bitwicn Cht
iii ho nml Hrfwnlhiu Tlit pioportlou
nf women miiniiK tin' .Inpiucso N nip
lilly nppioiihhiK tlm pioportlou tluit
at prcsinl obtains Htnnm; tin, Amirlinn
nml Nnrtli latropcuu riMdmts nf tin'
T rrltnry
The iiiiinlUiillnii of llio sexes Ispnrl-
ninl polltknl
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C. C-3
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r,02 40s
r47 4SI
r.jo 47i
020 ISO
iltl 419
C41 4.19
mi 4iio
r.oi 4oi
C07 40!
601 407
013 4S7
SI
4G2
317
3M
183
sr
sol
419
r,8i
r,st
309 i
17,720,421 17,r,r,0,S11
2f!,7l,2 2J.00G
30,H)t .SLSIS
9,kC8 fi,041
10.142 1.1.040
::,IC2 2.0-0
12.0S0 ll.UIP.
:.in r.,io4
1,119 4,204
n,r,09 o.sos
2,319 2,;44
Dr 'ClnrK tin, IntiiinnrrlaKo of mIiIIih unit IIu
tu, ill nix, uhkh itiioilntH hircily fur thn
uuulrliaulo pi ri'cutm;,', 681 In looo, nf
)nuii)i p6rmniH anioiiK tlm ptrt-Iluwal-
Iru impulntlon Among tho OIiIiuho
mil .TapnnoKi' thn proporlloiiMif jouni:
pcinonx in ntlll far litloiv tho noruial.
limn ' J u f'oielKn Horn
i.tt Tntill PirTliiiiixanil,
1.10 21,741 844
33J 11,170 fOS
70 r,0.21l 0J1
250 r,0,7Sl 750
14500 nro forelKii liorn It Is not lin-
I" "Imhlo that hy iiiiollu rutiMiM n urn-
ijoiii) or mo i nun so ami Jipnnixi.' ie-
hIcIIiu- hi llauall will ho liltlui horn,
rocont yt'ar of both raw nml rellneil
HUKaiH, which In 1912 h.ul fallen ns
low iih I r,G iciitH (iinri'llneil beet-root)
anil 2 24 tents (icllneil nil otliur), on
the whole xhow mi upwaiit trend, ami
for tbe your 11110 worn nbout 20 to
30 per lent lilfilier than for tho jour
1902, when the IIiuhkuIh loinenllim
was com Imletl. DomoHtle. prlci'H fill- I
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SCRATCHING PERFECT REPRODUCTION
can well afford an Edison. No
The Edison Amberole
low a xlmllHr cuiirae, partly In x)tn
patby with tho higher prlies of raw
BtiBiir, jiartly nlxn by tenton of tho
Inipuit iluty on KliRiir mloptuil In 1001
(0 901 cent per pouml of rellneil from
April 19, 1001, to May 18, l'JOS, utiil
0 39S tent per pound of rellneil since).
Tnle'H lubes, No. 2, which avur.iKed
31R tentB In 1900 (prim to thn Intro
dtiitlon of the duty), toxe to 3 Gt cents
In 1)01, una' to 113 tenlx and 4 Cl
centM Ser poutiil In 1901 nml 190", tho
yenrx followlni; the rntlritatloii of thu
ItiusBUla tontentldn. Tho lowcrlni;
of thu Import duly In Mn, 1U0S, from
0905 cent to 0 39S cent per pouml of
ruined arricted but xllKhtly domestic
prliofl. becnusu of the Hlniultanious
ilxli lit the pilco of unrollmd Biigar
durlii't; that jciir,
Nuw York iiuntiitlons of ntnndnrd
cradoK on tho wfiole show the antun
imirxo of ilewlnpinent In the c.ixo
of Cuban bukhi tho reciprocity con
cesxloim (0 3J7 lent per pound on 90
cetitrirtifriilB) were followed by a rlRO
of the minimi uveriiKO price of that
Kraile of BtiK.ir (c. and f. prlie at New
York without duty) fiom 2 0.11 itntfl
for 1902 to 2 02t! cents for 1904. Blntu
then the quotation, nfl rUcu by
Sleaxrx Wlllett S. tlrny, bno followed
fairly tlimely tho deelopnicnto In tho
world market. The price of rellneil
Kiamiliitcd BtiRiir, which averaged
4 4", cents In 1902 mid 4 G IX routs
In 1901 (at the end of which )ear
reciprocity with Cuba went Into ef
feit) lose during the next yearB.
when prhi'S of the. raw pioduct wont
up, nnd fell li) I 'IOC. when thorn was
a ilecroaso In the prim of the unVe
llned article. The 1010 nornKo price
of rollned bIiows nn Increase orr tho
1909 average of 0207 lent per pound,
as against an Inrronso of 0 ISI rent
In tho price of tho unrefined product
(0C renlilfilKiils) for tho Biinio jear
Cost nf Prniliiotliiii.
ThePiodiico Market Ilevlew of I-on-ilnn,
Oclolier 22, Kiiyx: It Is genur.iily
hel lined that the cost of prodilijiiK
SS biet lu Kood nml woll-sltu.ited
factories Is about 8s (d per liundrcd
welKht (JJOflfi per 112 pounds); ndd
liiK Cd (12 cents) for tho transporta
tion to Hamburg, this would bring
the llrst cost to 9s (2.19) f. o. li.
HnmlmrK. without any prollt to thu
mamifiiLturers. A fair return of If,
per tent to tho factories wyrklng only
u fnw uinntliH In the year would bring
tho price up to 10s 3d (nbout ?2r0).
It Is beilPM.il tb.it nine crjstal
Biig.ir can be rtiIwii In Jimt at Cs
(?I4R) per bundredwelKht (112
pounds), or ny 7s Cd ($1.82) landed
In I-nndou. I'lftecn per cent prollt
on this would brliiK jellow .Taa ryB
(als up to fu Ss Id ($2 13) per hmi
iliedwolght ns against 10s 3d for 88
beet. Cuba, with Its great central
factories', can iiIro produce nt a ery
low cost, probably from tis to 7s ($1.40
to $1.70) per hunilredw eight.
It Is understood that about 2s (4!)
emits) Is tho luwost remuniratlvn
margin to tlm (Ionium rentiers, bo
rween lhu'insl of TlS" fleet niid (ho
prko of lli'fif mm lis of gramilatcd.
Here, again, thu rellners, In addition
to tho future competition ,ijf white
cine, lun e-' ((' lne'e tbe Increltlng
iuanufai.turn,pf granulated..ibil 'oven
of iiiinmim tubes direct froln.tlio biet
Jtilte. ,
llegarding the nboo statement,
Messrs. Wlllett nnd (iruy nro of tho
opinion that thu tost llgurcs for beet
nnd en no piodiictlon uiny prou loo
low. Mi. C. C.irnlkow, In an analysis
of bout-sugar tost, arrives at the con
clusion that tho usual cost of beet
roots, woil.lng expenses nnd yield, for
8S sugar Is 9s fd ($2 31) per hun
dredweight f. o b. Hamburg, without
profits to manufiiitui'i is, while under
nrylng eiiuiwiknts between largo
mid small factories tho cost , may
rnugo from 9s to 10s ($2,1!) to $2.43)
per hiimliedwclght, plus ,1s (24 3
cents) for Interest and sin plus of
working capital.
Thu CzarulKow estimate fur licet
Miliar Ious not vary ninth from tho
Produce Market, Hot lew, but wo, must
take exceptions to the cost of pro
ducing Cuba centrifugals at' Ox to 7s
per hundredweight, my Cs Cd, equal
to 1.42 cents 'per pound. Whllo lingo
and small estates lu Cuba vaiy In
cost of pi intuition, thu xaiuo ns with
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HAWAIIAN NEWS GO., LTD.
but factories, ct thu lowest cost of
tliu huge estates Is understood to be
1 fi nuts per, pound up tVi 2 tents per
pound fur others thn mi'i.ige nut
of production mny fairly bu exilmatPil
at l.sr, tints per puiuid I n b Cuba,
or sny 1.95 cents t mid f New York,
1 181 tentB per pound fob Culm Is
Ss Rd ($2 07) per hundridwelght f o
'b Cuba, which wo must mushier ap
j proximately corrtct for mt of Culm
production, or say 9s 3d ($2.2.1 per
hundredweight landed In thu I'nlted
Kingdom
Ileets nt Ss lO'il (In low' cost pro
duction) elinl teutrlrugals nt 3 SI
tents per pound New York, whllo
Cuba centrifugals at 2 cints per
pound, cost and fielghH ubnvo umt
productlun) eipinl 3'i! cents pur
i pound New Yolk, a difference of one
'linlf cent per pound, whlth illrferenco
!ln parity Is usually made dm lug tliu
height of the trop
Finally Mr. Prlnten Oecrllgs pub
lished recently In the Intornutlunnl
Sugar Journal nn estimate of (ho cost
of sugar production in .Ini.i Ho bisos
bis estimates on the llguros obtained
by him In 1902 for fnity-lwii well-
eiiuippeu intioriex i ne average insi
fur these futilities was full ml by him
to bo C7 fis HVt'l litr metric Inn, or
1.01 cetitB per pound Whllo thu av
erage. lild per acre has since In
ci eased. Iho priio of many lit tides
nml of labor bus likewise grown The
average c'ost of raw Java cryxtats,
basis DC Hr tout, In bags or discs.
.delivered nt the purls and Int hiding
llio tost nf management, cultivation,
piodiictlon, tiuUHpmliillnii by pipe
Una, depreciation of lu.ii blurry, ln.in
itfuttuip, fielhl to roast, iii.ilnle
naiico and deprrclailnn of factory and
iillmr stiucliiies, but exclusive of In
terest on capital Invested lu thn Hiig.ir
factoVles and innihlneiy, may bo oxll
jn'ialed tit r,'n guilders per plcul of
01.7(1 kilos, uiiltul to about 7h 0'id
per huiidiedwelght, or 102 lints per
pound With ficlghts at 20s ($187)
per ton from Javu lo Kuglaud or In
((he United States, this would m.iko
Ss C'jd In Croat llilfilu, or 1 13-10
cents per pound In New voik Willi
freights nt 21s ($GuX), the cost would
bo 8s 9Hd in Urltlsh ports nml ITx
cents at New York
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JOBBERS FIGURING
IN RISE OF SUGAR
Discussing (no sug-ir Hltuotlnn, the
San rrnlitlson Call of August 12
buvb:
Market conditions hiivo been jnr
tleul.irl) inlerestlng dm lug tho week
by reason of thn loimnkablo advances
In some of tho leiidlug pimluils nt rec
ord llgmes. Ilnrle) has niovid to un
usual blights, and fruits am jMdtug
lurge revenues. I
Tho sugar sltunllon lias Ik'oii d.nk
cmd Eoiuevvluit bv tho fear of ad
verso tafilf legislation. Worn It ant
fur this und tho pending investiga
tions; tgar shares would have re
sponded more violently to tho upward
trend of the market. There has been
a halting Inlluinco nlso In tho,cou
tactSjinnde nt prlqcs'blow. tbe pres
ent love). Jobbers, have dlspla) oil n
deslro to'tm'y for tireVent 'needs In tlm
open m.nket und to postpone pur
chases on their tantr.iits until later
dates, anticipating still greater ad
vances In the prko of raw
The continuid drought, abroad and
tho active market In Loudnti had fur
nished ground for tho belief that tho
topmost notch hod not it been
I cached. In order to force the Jobbers
to ntiept dcllwty on t lit I r itintratts,
some of tho couteins bud i eased the
sale of raw oxropt on thefo coutrncts.
Laupahoehoe Mill Will Soon Close
Down, '
Cirlpillng nt Laiipahochoe pl.iutn
lion will soon ill aw to a closo uc
folding to leimit brought In Ibis city
by PurHor-ltuclilor of tho steamor lle
lene. This vesbel Is an anlval with
7200 sacks Kohulalelo and ISOO xucU
Il(ip.ilUielioc x.ug.ir The mill nl tb.it
ilniitatluii will bo through tho sc.imhi
cniji by the end of the mouth. It Is
predicted that ll.ini.ikii.i Mill lie will
te.iso grinding by llio first Init of
Seplembei.
4J, .1-
Sound-Producins Instrument
' i,
home should be
at $'95 js simply
"NO ONE IS STRONGER
THAN HIS STOMACH."
misi i:i ii:ii.
When You
Are Sickly
and run down and
subjected to spells
of Stomach trouble,
Biliousness or Ma
laria, Fever and
Atiue, you cannot
take a bettor medi
cine than Hostct
ter's Stomach Bit
ters. It icmoves the
cause by toning tho
entire digestive sys
tem, Try it and sec.
HIT INSIST ON
Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters
Tor snlo by Il'i nxnn, Kmlth ,t Co ,
Ltd; Ch.imhirs Drug Co, Ltd; Hllo
Drug Co, u lid nt nil wholexnlu llipior
dealt rx.
COMMISSION FOR
BISHOP STREET
(Continued from Pjg 1)
tereslid nwnirx, tin government not
1 1 lug npris, utiit 'rho n port that
tin v furnish, piovldlng tint the vnrl
oiix hodlex miutloiiiil wilt full lu with
llm xiiKKostloii, will not he In any way
binding, but vvIIMh' taken as u hixlx to
work on In nulling nt tlm lust mi thud
to adopt
It vvlllcnuslxt of three uninterested
pirxinis, who will bo nxkid to devise
Mime fuixllilo sihtnic for tho tiirrlng
out of the work In vuih n vva) that It
will lilt pt ovirjhndj'x Ideas.
Tie (loviruor xtalid that the ipiix
tlou Is n ur lomplhattd one and that
the commlsxloii wllh nho be n'keil to
try nml ih In mine what pirt the, illy
mid the Tinllorj Khoiild inch binr Su
tonuiiilon with tho mattir
BIG ORDNANCE SHOP
BUILT MOST RAPIDLY
Ome nioro tlm 1inliim oeim utt gl)n
now lu opt ration nt Port linger ',lioot
Ing" up hulliHiigh i onus Into the lime
Jlght of unistriii lion meii
('aptiilu lMwards, who hixiihnrgu or
tho nppiiatiis and supi rlnti nils Its
work, put Itjn opnatloii of construct-j
lug tin' I n gest nrdnanco 'simp ver
hul'n 'r,Vr tho t) S goviruMuut ub'iut
the llrst' nf thin month. The building
Ik ihilxhid nuw, or, rat In r, will ho Mon-
day, whin tliu Hull llnlxhlm; toiuli of
p. ilnt Ix put upon It
IMwnrdx Inviutid n new nnrzli',
which ivpiilltox loiiKlruitlon Kriatly,
lis the mlNturo uxid does not i lot; up
this 1107I0 nnd ih lay tho work nx wax1
Iho ciiko with tho former ones.
F0UR-BALL FOURSOME
AT COUNTRY CLUB
There will bo 11 four ball fnursonio
golf meet tmuniiow' 11101 n I m,- at the
Country Club Tho contestants nin
tit best in Iho club ami a 1 iiko Dum
ber of Iho luenilieis 1110 expected to
bo present.
The links nro In excoplloiinlly jmod
condition Ibis jear allowing fust
llnie.
Thu Aiiiuilc.iii-ilawiilinn Ifielshler
Columbian has sailed fiom tjin I'iju
cscn for Honolulu lij way of Pucet
Koiind ports The vessel left Sun
I'liikIsco Tlmrsd.o,
, 1
without one. Edisons sell from
wonderful. Sold only by
Polo A La Mode
"o-oM' VocidCH'1
BUSY BLIND GIRL
Miss Mary E. Morris of Bridge
port Uses Typewriter, Sew
ing Machine and Phone.
Miss .Miiiv i: Morils of if l'liclde
Bluet. llildKCpot ,1s V Ktjuilo M
th" Cunutctltiit Iustltiilo for the
llllnd ul Ilirtrilrd
.She Is a Slamford clrl nnd hmt
lieen blind Tor ilKht Jo.uh. I1u ro
cently she opined lmr Illtlo business
of e.nie und Lilian xe.'itlui; nml broom
makltiR. Hho did lur own hoIIi ItliiK,
took her own oiduis. did her own
work ninl dollvorrd her own fioihls
Shu Is now on Iho load to luitepend-
inee, not illone self-supixnt.
.Miss .Moirs dots uther llilnsH he
slileii tho cmlliK l,r ch.ilis She uses
it typewriter and itets out neat and
cornet cop on It She Is Iho Stnul-
foid iiKCiit fm a poult 1 Join mil and
inner puiiiic.iiiiins .
'I his mouth Miss Motrls Is koIiik
to spend a toimlo of weeks ut Hart
ford tnklnu a iome In thu leseatliiK
of jxirch chilli's. IK'i elllilencj will
Iheii bo ninth Ineie.ised.
In hei own loom mo mini) Ihlncs
whlth one would not exixtt to dud
there. A sowing luaclilnu is lu one
coiner, a tvjiow liter on llio tilde,
bexldo It a telephone.
"Yes, I had that put In List month "
tdio said. "II le.ill) Ix a Kieat lime
ami money saver tor me WI1010 for
merl) I had to CO to places, fniiienl-
l) iisIiir tho trollo) I now tulephoue
and tinnsiitf husiniss uulto well
'Oh, I lomeinher iliuens mid dozens
of .numbers," shu uxpl lined lu n'
spouso to a iii:sllmi, "Of course. If
1 want u now uumhci, I have to got
mine one to look II up, but I can ro-
membir It then all riitht. You know,
I operated llio switchboard fin tho
Connecticut Institute, for six mouths
"And the sovvIiik muibliiu? Why,
1 rail), main easy, ion. wo uso llio
hcir-Uin-ndlm; noodles joii know, nnd
niuko out quilu well with it cm pin In
pieces.
"I consider mvsilf inni of rnnneell
cut's Hiiicussfiil blind," shu continued.
'1 am biippoitliu; mvsoir In cnnifprt.
1 iiivn plenty or wnrk to do, nnd I
net inilliliiK from ,iu nun (lint I do
mil earn."
1 Wsii-sss t ft r i II (irrntrn
An nit 'inpt vvns 111 nli to vvtuk tho
I'm in li linik lloiiih imp lu tliu torturoiM
loral-llniil Hho lis of W'al llm Itiy this
luoinlmr. but the 1 ITortx (n put tho
slain h titift out of hiixlnexh wiie on -llmd
i-i'li'lj to iiimorlxtH who ilnrlni;
the i.nl imiiiilm; hoiux Kpn'.nl alnnit
(lie liport that tho visxil was In ills-
tlIKH 1 , I
The Itomnmp was plckul up off tlm
harbor h) I'uptalii II) do of the Alutxnii
.N'uvIk.'iIIoii I UK Intrepid und was towed"
to an inn liouiku IT thu harbor 111
trum.11 at noon tiuhiv The si, 1pp. r
ftiitos th it ut no xtnuu of tho vo)aiio
wax tlm freneli h.ul. lu 1111) ihum'ir of'
lomlni; In unit ut with tho mfs Hut !'
HUrrouuil the Island
1 iiptain i.ii,enii is miixtir or tliolrlm V
lurk that has kIiuo Julv V bun on a
vii) 11K1' fiom I'all.in to tho llavvnllaii.
IhIiiiuIx. 'Iho Itotich imp inuies hi re for
ordtrx. nml whllo nt tho port her In:,
ti lists mo hiliur lookid nftu hy Hind,
ltolph Co
t'nptaln l.oln.ui expects to receive
urilirx tiV prim 1. 1 to Pnrthinl or PiiKitj'
Sound polls for uraln lie will not
coinn Inside, hut remain nt the iinihor
11K11 until read) to iikiiIii put to m a,
whlili will prolnhl) ho within the next
tvvtnt-fnur hours. '
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In ruse joii nave suliscrlheil for the
H v 0 n I n K II 11 1 1 e 1 1 11, und have up H
to thu present tlmo failed to recclvn'ii
our impor, tho circulation depart
ment or the Hullo tin should bo
notified at once, (live exact uddress
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to faulty addrcR that your paper Ins
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