davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Bieda w kraju.

Ia dawnych wicklow kap}an
prowadzi} "a reke oflare pre-
znaczona bogom do o}tarza.
B6zkiem naszych czasow jest
mamona, a jej o}tarzem VIE
zienie. Prowadzi tedy ~policyant
zg1odnia}ego, kt6ry szemrze
DO ME ma piracy, chociaz skory
do pracy, do ciemnych loch6w,
al sic upokorzy i g}odem sic
nauczy pr6zny zo{adek.
Piekne owoce maj nowsze]
cywilizacyi.
Pismo sw. mas uczy, re W
poole czo}a many nasz chleb
jadaG. L pokora przy] mu!emy
ten sad Boskiej sprawledl1-
wosci, DO "a grzech plerwo-
rodny ma mas s}usznie na1ozo-
ny. Ale dopomina6 sic bedzle-
my, ably ME jedna Geese rodu
ludzkiego ciezkie kajdany
dzwiga}a, a druga szlakami
ziemskich rozkoszy sic pusz-
cza}a. Pc slizkich frazesach
prawa tarzaja sic darmozjady
tcgo swiata, to budujac ma
gruzach ludzkich szkieletow
zamki swoje, to kapiac sic W
krwi blizniego, ably uzyska6
jasnoSc, zaGmiewajaca kobier-
&c sniegu. Wszedzie ztad
niezadowolenie. Gdy pod
ogromem nedzy z g}uchym
jekiem pada ofara, dobywa
sztyletu, ably jednem machine
ciem swiat}o rozkoszy ma
zawsze wygasic bogaczowi.
SWAT krzyczy ,Anarchia!'-
lednakOWOz ZapOm1na O Pra-
wodawcach tw6rcach, kt6rzy
mason narodu sko1atane i
troskami przepe}nione zycie W
udziale przeznaczyli. = Gwa}t
sic gwa}tem odciska = Spie-
wal wieszcz nasz, mimo nawet
rad ewangielicznych. A cho-
ciaz wed}ug slow Zbawiciela
Ubogich zawsze mledzy
mani mice bedziemy' panic
fanny tez i drugie s}owa lego
l.. Badzcle mi}osiernymi, abys-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Marcypan.

EN-lewita Jab}ohski, p}atny
pisarz bredni W ZGoDz1E, or
GAME narodowcow, dowie-
dziawszy sic Z KAToL1KA, re
do najwiekszych cud6w zali-
czyG trzeba w}asnie wyb6r
jego ma polskiego redaktora,
mocno sic zafrasowa}. Obszer-
ny kupi} cylinder, ably pred
oczami patryot6w oslo zas}oniG
uszy, kt6re u niego przybra}y
rozmiary rasy dotad nieznanej.
w seminaryum detroickiem
klerycy ma seryo sic zajmuja
polska literature. Do tego JUL
doszli stopnia doskona}osci, re
wawrzyny ma skronie i'm
spadaja. Kandydat teologii
Adam Marcinkiewicz opisa]
swego profesora Ora Laskow-
sk1ego proza poezya W
powiesci ,Redaktor W zalo-
tach." ~Sprawdzi}a sic zasada
ma m}odym wieszczu detroic-
kim, ma mocy kt6rej sztuka
wtenczas jest najwznioslejsza,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

natchnieniem pisze, gdy 0
p}acy naszej kwieciste rzuca
mysli, z hahby brzemlenla.
w kazdej chwili zycia dwie
nosi twarze, z kt6rych jedna
ca}unem jest pokryta,a druga
W strone ciclca z}otego patrzy'
Drga jeszcze kiedy niekiedy
W ZGoDz1E imie Ojczyzny, ale
zz6}k}emi pokry}o sic liscml,
zgnilizna cuchnie, a W ca{ych
rocznikach trudno znaleSG lyle
polszczyzny, ably napisac ma
grobek:
,,Tutaj Gle pochowano!!'
PoLAK w AMERYCE Cd ko-
lebki urodzenia spiewa: -
S~zczescia ME ma, jedno W
buszlu, spokoju ME ma, chyba
w butelce.
Ma bagnach naszego dzien-
nikarstwa mniejsze jeszcze
p}ona ogniki. Zrywaja sic jak
diabe} ma Czestochowe, ably
w pokrzywach zazdroscl ma
zawsze utonaG.
Z natchnieniem wleszczoW
spiewaja rektory z Detroit,
Cleveland, Erie i innych ksie'
zyc6w, ale w}asna nedza gina
W przepasciach nicoSci'
,Jedyny KAToL1k nue. na
|harfle nadzieji:
,,Przyjda czasy i wclell s1>
wiara".
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
KatOlik
/ inni ludZie.

Lubo niewiescia s}odycz
naszemu pismu ma leach sic
ME maluje, DO "a wiele mask
zdzieraG musimy Z groboW
pobiclanych, tulimy do iona
naszego wszystko, co gardzl
kIamanym ogniem ma twarzy.
Me gonimy zysku W blasku
popularnosci, ale i ME wyda-
Jenny ma ]up wrogom WARY sw.
kato1ickiei ohar niewinnych,
jakkolwiek md1ych godnoscl
svej n~ieswiadomych. kiedy
pIatne organa katuja cygahska9
Literature" jezyk ojczysty,
kiedy ex lewita ,7goda'
udaje cuda ola g1upiej gawle-
dzi, kiedy olejkarz }udxl lud
wierny i wiecemi ]iga wys}a-
wianiem wielkosci menazera,
KAroL1K odpowiada: Matacze,
oszczercy! Me spad} jeszcze
nocny sen ma umys}y wszyst-
kich. Vie KAToL1K, CO wan,
ob}udnicy cd ,,Zgody', pod
lewa PERSIA siedzi, gdy mad
grobem Ojczyzny Ivy cedzlcle.
Przyprawcie sobie, arlekiny
Cd Zmartwychwstania, skrzy-
d1a anielskie! Me wzruszy to
KAToL1KA lyle, CO chrzaszcz
brzeczacy mad uchem.
ak noe letnia, b}ekitna,
oblana gwiazd z}otych poko-
lem, idziemy W SWAT. Olejkarz
cd WARY I OJczYzNY ugrzaz]
ma mieliznie dolar6w, wymu-
szonych ma Zjednoczeniu.
Pr6chnem przyswieca czytelnl-
kom, DO kramarze Cd najwiek-
szego zakonu, z miedziannem
czo}em, tego pragna. Obrzeza-
ny redaktor Dz1ENNIKA, z
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
PkACIC "a
Tanie ~wycieczki.

Dnia 20 Maja kolej North
Western sprzedawaG bedzie tyklety
ola ludzi podrozujacych " celu
poszukanla sobie gruntu do osied-
lenia sic. Z teJ okazvi po tanich
cenach sprzedawane beda tYklety
ekskursyjne do stacy kolejowych
W Stanach Iowa, Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho,
l Montana, oraz do Man1toby. TIE
tvkietY dobre beda ma podr6z z
powrotem " ciagu 80 dni, poczaw-
sly cd dnia zakupna, i bedzle.
MONA przystawaG W miejscach,.
wym1enlonvch pray zakupn1e
tykietu. Wzgledem tYkletow r
blizszych lnformacyi zg}oslG sic do
agent6w kolel Chicago &c North
Western.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
nD< z powodu to-

~
r~azniejszych ciezkich
czas6w bedziemy 3D.
tad kolektoWall cd
a%boDent6W naszych /
pc dolarze. Kto juz
$l.00 winien "a gaze
te, dostanje rachunek
i powinien zap}acic
p6}roczny abona-
ment, a gdy to uczy-
nj, poslemy mu mad
zwyczajny prezent,-
ksiazke pod tytn1em:
,,Bajka 0 trzech bra
ciach, z kt6rych dwu
by}o madrych, a jeden
g}upi, 0 zielonym we
zu, burym kocie i 0
aroczce bez %oggona.'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

wy ten, kt6ry promo i "a poi
no o W~zajemnosG VIOLA.
Me anarchia was zbawi, lecz
wzajemna i energiczna obrona
w}asnych / wsp6lnych intere-
sow!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Podr6zuje obecnie ola naszel
gazety dwoch agent6w maj2cych Oh
mas pozwolenie kolektowania abo-
nentu, a mianowicie:
~ Pan Rudolf Micha}o W S /,
teraz W Stanie Illinois;
p Pan Teofl Derdowsk XII,
agitujacy ola KAToL1KA W Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
Gle mi}osierdzia dostapili.

1tAoPy -
do KRAKOW zamorskich, szukac
kawa}ka chleba. Poddahstwo,
zaciagi, pahszczyzna, s}uzba
wojskowa So wszedzie bodzca-
mi emigracyi. w Stanach
Zjednoczonych Apiasci Smierc
g}odowa kotolikom przezna-
czyli, jake nagrode ma tym
swiecie. Tysiace fabryk mil
ca, jak groby. Ceny "a
wszystko upad}y. Place robot
nika, gdziekolwiek robota sic
ma rozpocza6, kurcza, az ledwo
dusze PREY ciele utrzymac Edo
Ia. Ze wszech stron snuja sic
ku Westinghouse armie
bezrobocia, jakby Cleveland
i Kongres byli latarnia morska
wskazujqca ziemie obiecana.
Tysiac zamiar6w, tysiac nadzlel
krazy i'm pc umysle, chociaz
ME wiedza, co bedzie.
Jestto walka miedzy zyciem
ME ustepujacem, a smiercia}
g}odoWa, ME skora do zaW1e-
szenia broni. Monopoliscl mad
trupami rak ME za}amuia.
REDEEM stoja, jak muir, pred
nape}nionemi skarbami /
gumnami, dzieki prawodaw-
com, kt6rzy zawsze So ma ich
us}ugi. Jezeli MEDIA chce
strajku, : dobrze - wo}aja.
Mech g}6d jej dokuczy, wnet
wr6ci Z pokora do >,chlebo-
dawcy' przyjmgja c iks5aszyyd4@:
chleba w nagrodzie. | znowu
kapita} stapa pc posadzce z
krakow robotnika.
Me pomoze tutaj og6}owe
nawo}ywanie do cierpliwosci.
Trzeba praktycznie zast6sowat
prawa cz}owieka jake Boskie-
60 stworzenia, w st6sunku dc
bogatych i pracodawc6w tegc
SWldta.
w Francyi zaprowadzonc
W wielu fabrykach, jake spo
sob nader skuteczny przeciwkc
strajkom, wolny przysteI
robotnika do ksiazek praco-
dawcy. Jezeli ME ma zysk6W,
zadowalaja sic mniejsza nagro'
da; jezeli zyski rosna, plaza
robotnika sic powieksza.
w Stanach ZjednoczonycE
robotnik jest istnem b~ydlecien
lyle godzin ciezkiej piracy:
m6wi monopol, lyle potu
lyle krwi, inacze ami cents
ME udziele. Jezeli nieszczescie
robotnika spotka, trudno COS
cd kompanii wyciu}aG. Zap}ac:
"a niego moze lekarza apteke
a zreszta mic. Ma zadanie
odszkodowania krzywdy po-
niesionej trzeba robotnikow:
isG do sad6w, gdzie adwokac:
i apelacye do wyzszych in
stancyj, nawet i szczesliwy
process w niwecz obr6ca. Sly.
dzi obecna cywilizacya Z
,,ciemnych" Srednich wicklow,
ale MECH najpierw czyta karty
historyi, a potem sadzi.
Niedowiarstwem wydarli
ludowi wiare W Boga. Sam:
sic k}aniaja z}otemu cie1cowi
Wymagaja jednakow6z 90
d}oni wysch}ej i skroni mar
szczkami pooranej, ably cier-
pliwoscia meczennik6w folgo.
wa}y "a rydwanem monopolu,
Organizujcie sic, bracia oc
szuhi, siekiery i motyki! Me
szukajcie krwi rozlewu, n.
ludzkiej krzywdy, jake vase
nagrody. Ale MECH monopo
sic usprawiedliwi ogromnycf
zysk6w, kt6re W kilku latacl
ku wiekszemu ~uciemiezenil
narodu z%gromadzi}. kagodnost
i milczenie juz, ME powinny
was dalei 1udziG. NieszczeSli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
L SNiata katolicklego.

w OSTATNIM numerze
Catholic Quarterly Review
ukaza} sic pierwszy artyku}
pi6ra delegate x. arcybiskupa
Satolli ego. Tytu} rozprawy
- rawdziwe rozwiazanie kwes-
tyi wloskiej" udowadnia jej
wielka donios}ost. Argumenta
ME So wprawdzie MOVE, ale
zawsze ma nowo pukaja do
sumienia bezboznego rzadu
w}oskiego.
WEDkUG ~najnowszych
tel6gramow nakaza}X delegat
Satolli, ably w katedrze W La
Crosse, Wis.,, kazano pc an
gjelsku. Jakkolwiek X. biskup
Schwebach podr6zujew Euro
pie, rozkaz powyzszy bar
do mu przychodzi ma reke.
Sam BOWEN pragnie albo
zmiany katedry ma zwyczajny
anSci6fparahalny i wyniesie-
III iil5'et1aw!1eso swego koscio}a
Sw. Maryi ma katedre, albo
czesciowego wyrugowania
n~iemczyzny Z obecnej katedry.
X. Biskup Schwebach poczat-
ku (dwa lata jest bisku-
penn wielka sic cieszy} popu-
larnoscia. Ale rzeczy sic
zmieniaja. Miedzy polskim
klerem swojej dyecezyi &c
proboszcz6w polskich) ME ma
przyjaci6}. Czesi tez ramona
mi ruszaja. Wielu Niemc6w
szemrze. Teraz wojna I paraha
katedralna, kt6rej nigdy ME
by} przyjacielem, umys}y
bardziej rozogni. Jak Z tegc
wszystkiego X. Biskup Schwe-
bach, swoja droga nauka ME
grzeszacy, wyjdzie, kwestya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
gdy odpowiada nagiej praw-
die, nabytej Z w}asnego
doSwiadczenia.

Wed}ug przepis6w Kos
cio}a klerycy W seminaryach
wsp6lne odprawiaja medyta-
eye CO rano. Starsi i handy
daci ma Swiecenia czesto So
wezwani przez prze}ozo-
nych do ustnego podania
rozmyslania ma dzieh Mama
czonego. Pyszna by}a medy-
tacya autora ,,Redaktora W
zalotach" Rozmysla} o s}o-
wach pisma sw: Gdzie skarb
Tw6j, tam i SERGE Twoje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

9 E. End Str. Winona, MINI.
ciches. Szpiwkes W Otis.
Indiana, So tylko mi}em wspo--
mnieniem.
Poniewaz kazdy redaktor
polski W Ameryce ma prawo
bye zjawionym ma wiecu
chicagoskim wed}ug rozkazu
menazera, KAToL1K robi who
SEX nastepujacy: Mech vie
cownlcy utworz2 osobny
:oddzia}i maszeruja zaCoxey'm
do Washingtonu. Bedziemy
p~oinformowani, co do ostatniel
.pch4y nawet, O ruchach
patryotycznych.
Najwiekszy zakon sic gorszy
rozmazywaniem cn6t lego w
KAToL1KU. Bardzo to s}uszna
uwaga. Ale my sic nigdy ME
gorszylismy acknowledgement
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma swiec-
klch ksiezy, DO s}oice
doskonafosci w mniszym kap~
toze musi koniecznie oswie-
caG ciemnosci kleru swiec-
kiego.
Habakuk milwaukee, TAX
soble medytuje mad niepoczci-
wynn kAToL1K1EM: ,Ostatnia
przychodzisz mi wydziera6
pocieche! Ale niechaj pod
nawa}em porywajqcychTwoich
komplementow, oblicze mole
ME zapomni purpury kowal-
skiego polipa!"
Jako urodzony senator
wlecowy redaktor KAToL1KA
chetnieby sic dowiedzia}, W
jak1ego kraju toge sic ma
wystrychnac, ably godnie stan
dzlennikarski reprezentowaG.
Kolega Micha}ek milwaukee
raczy "a pomoca powiekszaja-
cego szk}a patent wymalowaG
wedle w}asnej garderoby.
L oczami, wlepionemi W
wywiercona W ,,Przegladzie
Emigracyjnym" mitre, mena-
Ter Cd czasu do czasu rzuca
razace spojrzenia ma bezbozni-
koW odkAToL1KA. -Ciekajcie,
}ajdaki, - wzdycha, MECH
skroh moja sic olshi zas1uzonq
nagroda, a dam VAN pieprzu
Z imberem!
Czy juz przesta}em bye
panem w w}asnem gniezdzie?
VIOLA menazer do pana
Wleklihskiego.
Z jaka tel to powaga pisa
no owo ,,cywilizujemy Sic.
Zdaje sic, jakoby w}asna
namietnosc zakohczy}aje dnem
machnieciem pi6ra niegodne
Z braGmi ziomkami Walk.
Niestety: T olerari e.
quit.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Zesz}ego roku objawi} sic
sw. Jan Z RadziejeWa detro-
ickim @lewitom. lego roku
uk}oni} sic menazer W sam
pas rektorowi. Wszystko
zwalili ma koz}a oharnego Z
ostatniego sejmu kropidlar-
skiego, ale rektor mrukna}
pod nosem: ,,B o e S e
fagasos, nawe czupryna
czapkujeltes.'
Wszedzie strajki. w polskich
parafach wszedzie bieda. w
Chicago chodzaproboszczowie
do zyd6w, aby~z procentem
czekali. Nawet podskarbi
naroduz SouthC Chicago got6w
odprawic pielgrzymke Pc
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Vice i Liga s}uza za
najtansza Gene = kosztujf
tylko Ware, zreszta mic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

Tax ma wystawie chicago
skiej, jake i obecnie ma wysta-
vie kalifornijskiejZmartwyc
wstahcy reprezentowani przez
ex . braciszka, piastujacego
godnost nocnego str6za pred
zydowska karczma. Tytu}uja
90: Herr N~achtWaechter!
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TIE kIPLINe OF CANADA.
Gilbert Parker. the Young Novelist VIII,
Is Winning Fame and Fortune.

Gilbert Parker, the Young Novelist Who
Is Winning Fame and Fortune.
Gilbert Parker, the young Canadian
Kipling whose Translation of q Saw
age" and other novels have given him
fame at home and abroad, has won his
literary spurs early III life He is only
33 years of age, but his name is already
well known TO the readers Of two con-
tinents, and busy pen cannot supply
the demand that exists for his work
His father was an artillery officer in
the British army who served in many
quarters Of the globe and finally settled
in Quebec, where Gilbert was born in
1861.
Young Parker was educated for the
church, but on the eve of taking full
orders concluded that his field was the
field Of literature. For time he lectur-
ed on literature at Trinity college, To-
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ronto, and then, owing to i'll health,
went to Australia and the South Sea
islands He lectured ON literature III the
chief cities of Australia and toured the
entire country as the special correspond
ent of Il Sydney paper. During his visit
10 the antipOdes his literary career may
be said TO have received its first impe
tus An English version of Faust and
other dramatic works from his pen were
produced at Her Majesty's theater, sgd
ney.
After 81 busy and fruitful years in
Australia Mr.. Parker turned his eyes
toward London, the literary Mecca of SO
many ambitious beginners in the world
OF letters. He had letters to two London
editors, but these gentlemen-much TO
their regret of late doubtless-could see
nothing in his work and gave him no
encouragement. He then submitted his
stories 70 entire strangers, and the merit
OF his work soon won for it place in
the magazines HIS collection of short
storiCs-''Pierre and His People" and
''Tales of the Far North"-achieved
great success and soon gave him a wide
reputation. He has discovered Il new
and fruitful field of fiction in Canada
and has worked it with industry and
great success. He writes of the days
when the Hudson's Bay company's posts
dotted the wilderness of the north and
when Englishmen and Frenchmen were
disputing for the possession of the con-
tinent with the sword
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KENTARO KANEKO.
Japan's New Minister to This Country l. a
Harvard Graduate.


Harvard Graduate.
His excellency Kentaro Kaneko, ia
pans new envoy extraordinary and min-
lister plenipotentiary to the United
States, was educated ut Harvard college
and is consequently very well qualified
by a knowledge of the English Ian
guage and familiarity with American
history and customs for the important
post TO which the mikado of Japan re-
Gently saw fit TO appoint him. In 1871.
when Prince Komatsu visited Chicago
just after the great fire, Kaneko was
one of the brightest members of the roy
al Jap's suit. Soon thereafter Kaneko
took the collegiate course at Harvard
and was graduated with Eonors.
He subsequently studied for several
years in London and OH the continent
of Europe and then returned TO the
land of the chrysanthemum- In 1891 he
reappeared at Chicago with commits
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sion from his government TO report upon
the prospects of the approaching
Worlds Columbian exposition His re-
port secured the earnest cooperation OF
Japan, and il was owing largely 10 his
efforts that the mikado was represented
by such an elaborate exhibit when the
fair opened
Soon after his return TO Japan Kane
ko was selected for the important post
Of secretary of the house of peers, the
senate OF Japan Later he became as
sistant minister of agriculture and COM
merce, where he made such a favorable
impression that when the term of serv-
ice of Coco Tateno, Japan's minister
10 the United States, expired Kaneko
was appointed 10 the vacant post. This
Is his first diplomatic mission of i'm
portance.
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General advertisements.
The Planters Monthly.
II. NJ. WHITNEY, Editor.

CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER.
1894.
Notes on Current Topics.
Articifcial Rain.
The Louisiana Revolt.
Cane Topping and Cutting by
Machinery.
Sugar Bounties and Duties.
Farm Manures and Fertilizers.
Sugar Mills and Plantations IN Hilo.
Low Prices OF Sugar and their Cause.
Pineapples in Florida.
Beet Sugar in United States under the
Tariff.
How to grow fine Ferns.
Chemical Control in the Factory.
The Peanut Industry.
Oranges and their uses as Food.
Tea Consumption.
ENCOURAGING the Bounty system,
Worth Remembering during Droughts.
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HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
as Merchant st. Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-25
Ladies' Column.

That there is considerable interest
being taken in our proposed Volcano
trip is quite evident from the various
questions asked us. AS we have said
before we would like to send you ali
at our expense, but our Quick Sales
and Small Profit system of doing
business does not leave US margin
enough for that, so we have been to
to see Mr.. Chase, the General Pas
senger Agent at his Office, Williams
Art Rooms, and made this arrange
ment with him, viz: That to any
person forming a club OF not less
than ten people, (holding one or
more of our Sales Tickets) he will
issue a round trip ticket to the Vol
cano at a Reduced Rate. You can
go whenever you please, but must all
go together. He further says that
any one wishing to join the party
can do so Independently of the Club If
they have one of our cheeks. To
those who wish to make the Volcano
trip, now is the time to take advan-
tage of the reduced rate.
We have so many new things to
talk about this week, it's hard to
know where to begin, but we must
call your attention to the fine line of
Ladies' Underwear just received.
CHEMISES, DRAWERS, and
NIGHT GOWNS of latest patterns
in all grades. We also call especial
attention to some new designs of
Ladies' Shirt Waists just received.
New goods are being opened daily.
Do you want to go to the Volcano?
If so sare your Quick Sales and Small
Profit tickets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-25
For Sale.

LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
~ in the South Kona Coffee Company.
The Company has acquired five hundred
acres of coffee land in fee simple at Papa
., South Kona, Hawaii, about three and
one half miles from Hoopuloa landing.
The land is among the best for coffee
growing in Kona, the soil consisting OF
very rich a and is easily worked. A
large number OF shares have already
been subscribed for.
Apply to
J. N. MONSARRAT,
Cartwright's Block, Merchant Street,
Honolulu. 1911 1592-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-25
The Three Threcs-

Mrs. Clarence Beebe, president Of the
Young Woman's Christian association
in New York city, gave the farewell
address TO the graduating class from IT.
business schools. She told the graduates
that there were three SIS, three p's and
three rs by which their lives should -
governed-self control. self respect, a. {
self possession; patriotism, purity ar
prayer; faithfulness, frankness and fey
Utility.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-25

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-14

con tho occasion Of "a visit 10 Paris last
winter ! renewed ncqualntanccship with "a
very old friend who Is employed ia bank
In that city, says "A writer IN the ST.
Louis Globe Democrat. During the oven
ing we took Ia several innocent and harm
less recreations, and ! suggested 10 him
that we might SEQ something little moro
out Of the common. To my surprise, he
said that II / wanted to sec Paris on tho
shady sido ho would find me reliable
guide, but ho certainly could not 60 him
self because II lac did lac would b. like a
statesman out Of Office at 0o'clock the fol
lowing morning Pressed for an cxplana-
ton, he told me that every official In his
bank and he believed In every other bank,
was practically under police surveillance
day and night, and that pictures of each Of
them were In the hands Of skilled detect
ives. Instead Of waiting until "a bank oiii-
oial got behind la his accounts In conae-
quenoo Of excessive gambling or high liv-
ing, tho directors preferred 60 close tho
stable door before the horse had got out. {"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-14

dress TO the city council during an anti
saloon fight that 300 women in Oak land
went 10 bed drunk every night. This state
ment has gone down in the history Of Oak
land, and though Mrs. Johnsons admin
istration Of the Woman's Christian TEN
peranco union has passed she seems to
have left the mark OF her ideas upon her
SUCCESSORS, and this may be tho outcome
Of her speech four years ago.
Mrs. l. }. Kellogg Lane, the president
Of the new association, does not hold as
pronounced views about female drunken
ness as did Mrs. o. r. johnson, but she
looks ~ II from a medical as well as a
moral point of view. She holds To the
need Of such an institute and explains tho
need in this way, for ahe Is practicing
physician: "Only physicians have any CON
ocption Of the strong hold the liquor habit
has, not only on the women % the country
at large, but Of our own city, and Il ia par
ticularly so in the large cities. We know
how much drunkenness there Is among
them, because Of the great number who
require tho services of "a physician to put
them into proper condition after more or
less protracted spree.
1T has been my experience that drink
Ing women are much moro prone 10 have
regular periodical sprces than men. Some
men will go on "a spree every three or six
months, but there are many women who
must have their sprees every month. But
they arc moro sensible than men, for in
stead Of carousing around the streets at all
hours OF the day and night they shut them
selves In their own homes and no one out
side Of the family physician and the inn
mediate members Of tho household knows
anything about It. But the women also
get quito as drunk as the men, and they
remain in that condition until their appe-
tite for liquor is properly satisfied. Then
they commence the harder task of getting
sober, just as the men do
THE saloons and restaurants with pri-
vato entrances and private rooms are very
tempting places for the drinking woman.
While out shopping It is no trouble or even
risk 70 her TO er~er a private room and
drink all she may wish. Besides those
who drink 10 excess there are those who
just tipple and the number is legion.
They feel that they must have their brandy
and soda in the morning and their toddv