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Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18

NGar hi / bisie Taae l9ier ON
Wfiis Stpne, oen auerifanife fpinoc.
Iige Misiipnpr, lom blcp bortfsrt %
bolbes fangen al en- H~sperbanoe /
Wafeopnien, erinores ri crl, of oct
life er terite Sang, l%i9nenoe Siloru.
eeIier bar iunoet Steo nGpnte
9ano. Sfipnt oct, %iaapiot pibes, life
isr bar bGnot, at 9anoitterne bar
grebet en- friiten MisiionGr, er mem.
liz Vortiprelier, Ylpnoring % Sper.
iaIb al Heiienbe og l%igneube Sore
Teller nofiaa a~lminoelig paa De Sean.
ter al 8eroen. WafeDonien er mad
ife ct ligeiao utrpat 9ano for Mei-
ieuoe iboa, lom bet Dor pao Mleran.
Der ocn Stores Tio, ON oct life er
pGrre. 6or nogle Nar iioen blep en-
iremragenoe tprfiif gmbeosmano
miot paa Oagen grebet al ganoitter
/ iclpe Salonifas @aSer % fert bort
til Ell soc 9ieraeen, bnor man hplbt
BAN f%aneen, til De forlonate Gele.
penge bIep tilpeiebragt, Hoget 'ligt
fmtoe neppe bope lubet fig 9isre |
Aleranbers Gage, % ON noget bao-
De oriitet Jig til at beaaa Ell Iaooan
SanoIina, pilhe mon iiffert life babe
tsoet iaa l9nge, iom man MI gisr,
nteb at ioo fat / S~orbrpberne, 90 oct
iuIoe Iaal al SntioerS Reti9roig.
beo pilbe utpiliomt bIepet Dem til
Del, hpiltet er en- iterre Hos, enc
man fan gire Sorbolbene / otsie GO
ne / Dor Sio. ! 1891 blep ct belt
Goe - Den ioufulote Srientnl.gr'
preiS ~ itanoiet al Mspere mellem
aonitantiuopeI og Soiia, % fire tpifC
llnoeriaotter bortiprte. garoitternl
iorlanate S2O0,0 900 Tor beres 2ssla.
reIie. % Spiflono tpong SiItaner
iii at betale 9elpbet. Der er maalft
0ent. lom uubreS poa, at life ogiaa b.
Sorcne0e Stuter MI tpinger ben tyr.
fife Heaierin9 iii al betale 2glepeit'
gene for Wfiis Stone, 8rnnben Der.
til er imlpeIthen Den, al Den ameri
fanite Heaierin9 life p~eofienoer ZIG
iulot Anlpar Tor u~oenlatoife llnoer
iaatters 9ip % Sifferbeo inben Dor,
egne 9nnoSerruier. IaSielpnhnin
ger al St~nlienere % aineiere iano,
for noale Iar iioeu Steb / 9ouiiianr
% @pomin9. "a Rcaieriugcn bar
bpert SilfpIhe irala9t Jig OH anlpuI
oe al gritatuin9spIist. 6sleelie
fan oen life iorlauge. at andre &e
gieriueer / iaooanne Sine ifal lao
iie leoc al &enipn, iom Den ieIp iffi
anerfienoer. Sorreiren gier natnr
ligoia ReNierineen / @oIhingtpn alt
buao Ser itaar i oens Iagt, iaauio
ium 2anbetS Gone % Seotesier til
laNer oct. Tor at briuse Viiis Ston
Sriheo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18

Grootitou college er M | fnIs @an9.
Smeenier ton bc9nuac III hoiIfen'cm
BELT Sie. Speeielle alaSier for %ntom >
mere. Ssrip til ). g. Satbre eiter Sta
IaloS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18

Sc mna iorliacS. General Gbaf.
ice oa CONNER Gait er moi life ATTIC
riatia eniae ON AffGrerne oerborte
pao Hbilippinerne. Ser f~orlenen
fonioereoe oen ciuile % mllItPre
@unoigheb / Ell Sag Der oreieoe zig
ON en- Soloat. iom ueo 8rissrrt par
osmt iii Deportation. &eofommen.
rcs @enner appellerebe til Den cipi!e
0omitol. oa en- "Sabeas Corpus"
Srhrc bIeu noitcbt. hporpeb arias.
rettels Com iorblep uirtningsIss
Gbaifee blep preb / Su Anleoning
al oerne iom ban troeoe nberettigeoe
Snoblanoen i bans An9rer o. fla'
aeoe I'll Gait. hpem ban a~nnoeeee
ON al ophope bemelbte Hetsororc
Tette n9aieSe Soit beitemt at aisre.
on M bar De begge benpenot iig nj
arigsoepartementet / @aibington
anIeouins al SoiftemaaIet.. ErG'
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18

Spprgsmaulet ON, Doao oet ppr
eisres iii Sorebpggelie al Inorfls'
mems llobreoelie bill utpillomt bllpe
@ienitauo Tor Sperpeielie / nG1te
aonareS. Sporpiot Der oglaa tan
pere Soab ONT Of npgef orpenfslaf
nil blipc abort / Ben Hetning, er ero-
MI ponifeligt at iige. VT Ssinnte Ell
TER De mango llotnleller ont, bpao
ser burbe 9isres, o9 De for'
ifieliae Inifuelier. ION er tonute til'
prbc onaaaenoe Maaocn bporpoa
@onrbeonartiSmen beOlt fnn beflrnl'
pes, itulbe man nprutelt upre iilbpte'
liz til al tro, at lioei nil blipe noret'
tet al Mougel poa Surntonl % eill9-
heb ON ct ipleS llbgorgSpnnft, 'or
fife at tale ON letolierue. Smioler-
tib er Der 10 ctoml en- Stmo, isrSon.
a~resien ionumentrUOer, ~ Der er al
tiN I~uleorinQ til at opcrpeie Sogeft
nrrnlere. Oct ieritc SorIloa bpor'
ON Der en0nu bur prret Gale mco
Seuiun til oennr Sag, bcbuoeS al
| GpnareSmano @ilion ira Wrootlpn,
Ser bar Mcolem al Snboon0ringS
fomiteen / iioite aouareSiamlina. Oct
er Sr @ilionS Agt at iremITttc 1T
Ioriloa, iuoinurt aorgreSlen begun.
ser. % Oct pil aou no poa, al Der
ifal neOlpqacs Sorbuo moo %ro.
Ipau0riuQ al Auortilter % al
ltoenlonoTe Geripner Der p~eofienoet
Tia anarfiintc Iuitleller. ifaI no
IuiieH al 9au0et. Sorllagei CT
oct ~urientliae oct lamne ION Oct.
Seuator .. g. Sin i Tin Sio irem.
latte / Senotet. oa icm bIen oeotoge'
oette NuS / 1894 Oct itsbte poo
Iorbinoriuger / &eprrlentairhrlei
Ifient Snoihuiusen nor Suitit@fomi.
teen uor arnitig nof. Scnaior SillS
Gorilag. inaleNeS iom oct blc peo-
taoet / Senatet beittmte, at niger
uocnlau6if anurtiit ifuloe tiaaSeS a
itiae ilouo / en nnerifouif Sopn elel
o~oerbopeoet tiliteoeS Aoaaua nj n
Soreneoe Stater; ooe ituloe oeti'
J SorbnO iffeuole9geS oerben. al iftt
! poIitiife 6lngttinge % onore, Der a
I ~liqneltOe 8runoe ie9ie Stiililst her
&anoet. % iom lite bar anarfiiter
? blep iorhiubret ira az ineoonorc
9lanot anoet i~noeholot 6orilaaei e.
c 6ororoning on, al Silopanorlnas
! commissioner pe0 SjGlp al iine I'm
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18

brifeiere % atore in~terc@lercoe al
aiort gnnitig TENT for Reciprocitets.
SraftaterucS StnDipitclie / Setotet.
@opnc ipreS tiIbsieli9 til at tro, al
hois set rcpubIifauife Earti life lsr.
ger for, at oiSie Sroftater bliper
enoeligt ueotoQne, tlroe Def Ieoe til,
at andre Gnrticr trpuger Iia inn oa
ioretneer ino piotrrtfeitoe 6ornn'
Sringer, al SorretnirgS. % 6inans-
p%eroenen life har soot al Def.
let IaSer iia life nTgtc, at Der er
mcget, iom er goot % ro$pprolat peo
Ben a~meriforife GreSie, men oct er
pno ben onoen She iibeitrioeligt, al
Der cgioo er megen &umblia blanot
Sisie SSoIf. ion roier liz al at Ton.
tronere 0e1 pfientliae Nenina" | bette
fore 2onb. Spuo enfelte onlerifor'
tie 9laoe fan tiaaoe Jig ! Ncfulng al
Reflamc 1rGnier l%oaleoeS nnoertioen
iii set REM utroligc. Gfterat arlgs'
Tibet "0taine" bar lpren9t / Snlier
/ NaporoS Saun / 1898. opertereDt
ct Rem 9prf @lao. al oct bopoe ia.
Tia / Spioien for Ell 8%olfelubltrtp
ton Ill ct Iouument Tor De pco neit
ne ioriproeIiae lllpffe omtomnt
MenneIfer. % MI gioIot oct leIpisl.
eeIie al faa iaa mango iremro9enot
% lan0Sfienote MGno iom mitligt
interesieret | bette Vroieft, fife netos
ioroi set par 9looetS ll69ioer lac
moetpnaIiaQeube at iremme oenn'
SoQ Tor oens egen SfnIo, men no
peoiaqeIiq Tor ben 3efIame ban Der
peo haabeoe at ifofie lin Sorretnlng
Ger bIep t%eleeroferet Git % ! @e1t
/ Rcro cg / Spo I'll iremitoaenoI
Wpno ON at ltette ben orftiae Apis
mouoS RIoner, % mango blep 'laae
al oen ~oofre Sanfe" 90 lonnte II
Huun III Sitmbuaeu llOen at uue, a
ser Ioo noget npproigt Niotip BAG
ON. Sua tom Suren pqioo I'll Ell q
bore iorbenpGreuoe RrUiioenter, De.
err befierot for i'm uoprUaeOe I'll
beieligbeo Ill at gad inc cane Sele
% ira bom irSIeb ct ~teIe9roii'f Suo
pao oen geihpitiqe He0uttsrS Sen
oeroeIie, Der er ioo 9oot. At BET Tor
tiener al iotteS i gIa5 % Romme
mongt &, ADisfoutor Seq fol
life, irarcoe hin grprrii6ent, ri
lo6e, at mine Spmparhicr Tor Dc DC
"@2aire~$ lluoergnnq ion,lptfch
Wcrneifers g~iterloOte brllQe$ II
&etlame icr Ceres 8lao" Fuufnu
oQ l~lr0eritrift Set er Qoot q
Der fnocS Rrnp, icm bar iaopo
gen / %rier, al be pno oenne Nioc
Be fan tirbagepiie e. iligt irRtt 6ol
.eg pao at uonnttc ct Toifs 9totiora.
felelfe trinife Zieblifte Ill fomncr
cid 6oroel. Oct bet omhanole>
g!aa ipnes iprreiRn ii giere c
SpeciuIitet al at Dupere Tolt. II
Of gipe fig artreg al Den aritpuNi,
Ben, BET life beiio0er. bar oet en- q
uperteret, at forifieIige betleuO.
@eiitIige % ANDRE, Der bar 9iort i
bemprtet boer paa III Self, oilOC
pere 9iorag til oets Soalter. "a b
iorleoen trufte BET et %ioaOant %
Drag" ira en- beremi 9teu 20
9rPit. Oct forbauieoe nanrIigo
9ublifum / bei @roo at iiuoe en- fl
Mtano / iaa Oanrliet SeIitob; ma
naar man peo, bporleOes Oct belle q
til, er BET life iao un0erligt enoo
get piier iis neulis at ueofcmmer
pvar6iae 8rgitemano @ang ,.
Sang beitemt bar a%iilanet Of lepe
giorae til 8Iaoe. Do Den aibeIes II
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-18
OcroroneOe a1,IOe babe gevuOistes

perprOfteoe ruloe DaDe WtgUot8peG
til ar tr9ffc 8eitenurelie ON, bperr,
Der bar Anarfiit ener lite. Tette
ifuloe oo gao til pan ben Waooe, at
eubper Snopanorer blep rsie erami.
neret % u~noerisat peo lin Anfomit.
Bite oct iig | noset Jilialoe, at en-
ssnouanorer forte Snipeftsrerne bag
2piei % ienere optraabie iom Anar.
fit eller gap tilfienoe, at ban bplbebe
anarfiitiife @rnnoiptninger, ba iful.
DC en- iaa0an funne arrelteres %
len0es no al Sanoei naariombellt.
8i0ere eff 6orilaget no paa, at ii.
nonsminilteren ifuloe m0nRpne ct
Irtal Observation-Disclosures til at
isre Silipn meo gmigrationen /
iioenlanoife Sauneitpoer.
Mt Ell faaoan 9op piloe biqlpe
oerom or Der pel inaen Spil,
men at ben albeles piloe boloe os
@norfiiter o. annrfisme fra 9ipet,
oerom or oct %uiitnof iaaiGngt at
baube. Get bar pitt iig. at ben Sop,
Der iorbpoer Snouanbring al Sine
iere, fortpPf bar p9ret o%pertraaot, og
oct piloe pPre langt lettere for anor.
filter at unoilippe Ell Sop lom Den
Der foreilaaebe; men ielp ON man
funbe uoeitpnge nae Den sprige Der
oens anarfiiter. iaa bapbe pi enbmi
Sanoets eglte at trpffes meo. Er9ii.
Dent McainlepS Worber par isot |
he Soreneoe Slater, l~iaeiaapel ioni
Sincolns og @arfielbs Ioroere par
oct. Seraf fslger bel life. at intet
fan eller ber gieres til Mooorbeioel.
lie al Snopanoring al 6olf, Der life
bill bsie iis for Sob % SrOen, men
oct tiener til of pile, at oct er bans
Ifeligere OF fontrollere oen Slags
Sing, emo mango bar t4nft Zig.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04

than those measured by three In
gers. or by . thumb and finger en-
cirelEng the rim Of The glass and In
crossing its capacity BY fourth
Not only are the drinks smaller.
said the proprietor OF saloon IN
Adams street. near La Sale. but in
most cases If ron hand out Toe PROOF
whisky to customer he will kick be-
cause IL is too strong
The tine vas when nothing less
than 100 proofs spirits could be sold
Now everything is blended whisky.
and you may bur s2 proof wnisky
as such and sell H. Sometimes il IS
as low as IS proof. but not often
never saw more than full whisky
glass taken AZ q drink As 70 beer
however. two fellows made a wager
in Chicago several years ago. and
in two hours and twenty minutes one
Of them drank sixty-hve glasses OF
beer and the other seventy-two
glasses"
Occasionally we have men who
come in with the intent TO beat us.
said Charles Svendsen. manager OF
the Auditorium bar As the bartend-
er puts down glass and bottle the
customer lays down a coin or bin
that demands changing When the
barkeeper returns 10 the register to
make chang ethe man may pour two
full drinks of whisky for himself.
Generally speaking. however, there
are twelve drinks nowadays in pint
OF whisky I've seen men take that
many drinks but today 20 per cent
Of the whisky called for is taken
straight The high ball. of course,
is popular. but it is hardly mixed
drink. In saloon profits the straight
liquor cuts figure. as there's hardly
half the work for the bartenders and
more money, il anything. In my ex-
perience, however. l never saw many
men drink as much as a full whisky
glass at drink and I should expect
something serious to happen to a man
who could take pint at gulp."
The ordinary glass for whisky in the
better class barroom holds about one
quarter of a pint. but while the bar
tender hands out bottle and glass with
certain hospitable show of help
yourself" there is an unwritten law
that no more than one-half the meas
ure can be drunk in good taste. ordi-
narily one-third the glass will Go.
In the lower grades of saloons there
is sharp decrease in the size of the
glasses for whisky. The beer schoon--
er may be truly one of the largest on
earth" but the collar" is put on by
the bartender. With the whisky bot
tie in his hand. however. it is recog-
nized that most drinkers viii fill the
glass to the top. and in order to con-
serve profits the top rim is put closer
to much smaller bottom than in the
saloons having select patronage.
Under any circumstances. every sa-
loonkeeper in Chicago win look with
disfavor upon either lemon extract or
the Allen measure of whisky as a bev-
Chicago Tribune
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
Worked Like . Charm.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press.
Simplest thing in the world" de-
ciared the man who has married his
third wife and lives in the second
block from Woodward on fine cross
street Its this way Give woman
the last word, keep still. look disap-
pointed without looking defiant and
she'll be merciful to you nine times
out OF ten. Now you want me for a
little stag poker party ?"
Yes You'll just I'll out the mum
Der.
We'll. sir. just drop in this even
ing and see how III get my wife's
permission Works ike q charm. I
tell you There.ll be more or less
OF squall. but don't you care Just
keep close eye on me at the finish. :
The caller dropped In at s..
There were ten minutes devoted 70
the weather and other current topics.
when the caller asked his host to at
tend the party mentioned
Let me see. rubbing his chin. Il
guess can come al right enough
We have no engagement that night.
have We. my deary"
We have and the brows OF my
dear we're knottsd
Why. didn't recall II Where
were we going
We we're ging TO remain At home.
right here where yoz belong Al night.
I'm opposed to gambling and I'm op
posed 10 night-hawkfng. Yon have .
very binding engagement and wont
thank anyone for urging you 70 break
II. either and the caller feH ike
throwing bis hands into the air.
Nov. my dear. from the husband.
in son bass tones. and after icns
pause. never MAD You'll excuse
me this time, Jones eouidn'f thina
of leaving nay wife when she wants
ne hire Find some one else old
nan
Well. Of course. she laughed
eheeEfally. Z wouldn't ike 10 spoi
The PARTY and DO ike 10 hare 5ohr
enjoy blmseif He works 10 hara
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04

you know. Mr. Jones But you
mustn't meet too often or play too
high I insist on your going. John {
was too selfish"
Then when John insisted just as
hard that be wouldn't thing Of going
against her will, she ordered him to
90. He walked down TO the corner
with Jones. and when the policeman
passed them he judged from their
hilarity that they were not getting
home a minute too soon
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04

TT is the opinion OF Chicago bartead-
- ers that Ralph Alien. the Fort Sker-
Ldan recruit who won q wager by tax
nag : pint Of raw whisky AZ a gulp.
could have won the sum in any ordt-
nary bar room By making the quantity
only half pint
In the opinion OF Dr. n. s Davis.
the veteran practitioner who has made
alcoholism the study OF years. the fset
that Allen went to the guard house in
stead OF TO the undertaker's seems to
partake Of something akin to the thing
commonly referred TO as : dispense
ton OF Providence
Half as much whisky as Allen took
has killed many a man. and especially
many young men who have not attain
ed their growth said DR.. Davis. Il
shall watch with interest 20 see IL the
man dies from IT,
TO one unfamiliar with the work
ings of alcohol. such gulp Of whisky
is not appreciated. & pint Of whisky
drank inside OF an hour Is vastly diff
ferent in it's effects to pint swallowed
al one drink. Just as soon as alcohol
is taken into the system the body be-
gins TO make efforts TO throw on the
poison Much Of II is exhaled from the
body with the breath; much Of it pass
es on into the lower digestive appa-
ratus. and it is even said that it ex-
udes from the body through the pores.
The salvation Of the drunkard. of
course. lies in the manner in which
alcohol affects the nerve centers in the
brain Else the first time a man took
whisky enough to intoxicate he would
die on the spot quicker than from a
dose OF arsenic.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04

sEiss Cc0k. who has volznsarslT decia
ed 80 take yeas3S conrse Ia the n0r.
mai sekeof
Miss Marian de Carrie vas appozns
81 vriazIp2f q Pahzlk s<Ac0s II plz<s
q Mrs. Nazn- Shs lad Aeen assistant
Tor scare tine IN the same school
Miss wInEiaeid MARQUES wss p-oasos
ed 20 ee assistant
Charles A AkEa x4s eppoantel
teacher At KsEnekn. Hawaii
Miss Ethel Van DsSxsfzg Szs -
pointed assistant in the Mskapals
school
ookzla. Miss Mary Mckinley to Be
re appointed To take charge Of this
school in place Of Miss Eleanor A.
Thomas
HskaIau. Eugene capellas. transfer
red from Kealahou.
Kalaoa. Miss Florence J. Scott.
transferred from Ksilua to take charge
Of this school
MahnkoHa. Manuel Lniz. in place OF
Miss Blanche Howard. resigned
Honomakan. Miss Jenny s Glass. in
place OF Miss Jones,
PaauIlo. II was decided 70 recon-
mend that Eugene Homer OF Kaopahu
be transferred 20 the principalship OF
PaauIlo. in place of Mr.. Judkins.
Lahaina. Miss Lily Aud from the
Normal school. in place OF Miss Ace
Wong Kong.
Honokowai, William Kaluakini
transferred from Honokchau
waihee. Miss l. Ace Wong Kong.
transferred from Lahaina.
Waikiki. Miss Louisa PHI from the
Normal school. In place of Miss Mile
Hons
Haiku. Kiss Evelyn Smith transfer
red from Makawao. in place of Miss
Oss. resigned
Paia. NJ G. Anio. transferred from
Hakalau.
Kaupakulua, A. s Medelros, a grad
uate of the Normal school.
Nahiku. Miss Eliza dos Refs, trans
ferred from Paia.
Manoa. Miss Violet Beckley. assist
ant from Normal school
Kaahumanu. Miss Ivy Girvin. q gra-
duate of the Normal school. in place
of Miss Martha B. Hitchcock. resign
ed. Miss Nellie Mckain transferred
from Kalihiwaena
Pauoa. Miss Louise Aheong. reap
pointed 10 her former position after a
years leave of absence to attend the
Normal school; Miss Edna Scoby.
Kauluwela. Miss Karen Nielsen.
transferred from Kaiihiuka. in place
of Mrs. Sara z. Greene who was trans
ferred to the Kaahumanu school.
Kalihiuka, Miss Jennie Nielsen from
the Normal school. in place of Miss
Karen Nielsen.
Normal school. Mrs. Lila G. Mar
shall Mrs Marshall has been tenn
porarily employed in this school
Kalihiwaena. Miss Ida Belle Lamb
transferred from Kaahumanu
honolulu. Miss Augusta Bruce,
transferred from Kaunakakai. to I'LL
the position made vacant by the resig
nation of Miss Farmer
waianae. Miss Mary Parker, substi
tute for Miss Smith; Miss Ethel
Wolfe. transferred from Hilo Union. in
place of Miss yestal
Kaneohe. 2. McKeague assistant.
the school having become too large for
one teacher. Mr.. McKeague taught
last at Haena, Kauai
Waimea, Miss Jean Harwood, in
place of Miss Nahum.
Makaweli. Miss Charlotte Stewart
in place of Mrs. Godfrey. resigned.
Koloa, John Bush. transferred from
Kilauea: Miss Ada Bush transferred
from Kilauea: Miss Florence Bush
transferred from Kilauea; Miss Mar
garet Miller from the Normal school
Kappa, Miss Mary Yoshioka. in
place of Miss Chase. resigned to go to
the Philippines.
Kilauea. Isaac NJ. Cox. in place OF
Mr. Bush, transferred to Koloa; Mrs
l. NJ Cox.
Haena, Miss Mary Lono. an addi-
tional teacher.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
Effect of a Drink.

Take man who is drinking whisky
and observe him. The effect of the
drink is upon the higher faculties, and
its first influence is to tell upon the
mans sense of reserve and his regard
for the proprieties.
After the first drink his tongue is
loosened: he talks more glfbly than
before With the second drink his re-
serve is gone and his talk probably
borders upon the indiscreet. At the
third drink, il he be in congenial COM
pany. he may want to dance. and at
the fourth he is satisfied that he is the
best dancer in the house.
Just when he would prove the fact
somebody is likely TO prevent 1t and
he becomes offended. With equal con-
viction he announces that he can whip
any one man in the house, and with the
succeeding drink he does some spar
ring to give weight to his utterance.
~He begins to lose control of his
muscles. however. and when he has
sunk into such a degree of uncon-
sciousness that he can be aroused
only by physical effort, that last dim
mental conviction is that he can whip
any three OF four men in the house.
In that state, with all the higher nerve
centers paralyzed and the motor CEN
ters controlling his limb movements
benumbed. he, mercifully for himself.
falls asleep Had it been possible for
him to have gone on 20 another one or
two drinks, the centers of circulation
and respiration. at the top Of the
spinal cord. would have been para
lyzed. killing him more quickly than
arsenic would have done. From ten
minutes to one hour is the period in
which g man may die from too much
whisky. while man taking arsenic
may live from four to twenty-four
| hours.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
\ CHIT SCHOOLS ARE
SUMMiRILY ENDED
THEY SIMPLY BENEFITED ADULT
AsIATIcs AT PUBLIC
EXPENSE.
The Board If Education Revises the
Roll of Teachers-Adopss Book
Liss-Takes First Step Toward
Establishing Industrial School.

There was meeting OF the Board
OF Education yesterday morning CON
stituted by Superintendent a. T. At
kinson. Prof. WDzAlexander. Mrs. w
W. Hall and Mrs. E. w. Jordan, with
Inspector T. II. Gibson attending
Mr. Atkinson announced q change of
mind regarding the value of night
schools in Honolulu. He presented
the following record OF attendance,
showing that the schools were mainly
utilized by 0rientals to learn English.
japanese. f73 pupils: Chinese. Sc: Por-
tuguese. As: Hawaiians. IS. While It
was all right to have adult aliens
learn English. that should not be at
public expense.
On motion OF Mrs Jordan the night
schools were abolished
The book list was adopted without
change from the recommendation OF a
committee.
Mr.. Atkinson was authorized to
make 3 requisikion for land between
waimea and kahuka required for the
projected industrial school.
II was decided to designate three
substitute teachers for filling tem-
porary vacancies. to be paid 81 fer
reporting for duty ard g day while
employed This was 10 obviate inter
ference uith the studies Of Normal
school students. who have hitherto
been drafted "a substitutes.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
When the Dose Is Deadly.

AS to how much whisky Is deadly
dose depends a good deal upon the
size of a man and the quantity of
blood In his body. A drink of whisky
that grown man may take safely
win kill child. and on an average in
this country four or FIVE children q
year are killed in this way by finding
whisky and drinking from bottle or
glass. In such a death there is no
pain: the person simply drops into
Inconsistencies. and his breath gets
weaker and weaker until finally il
stops altogether
OF the two men at Seymour, Iowa.
who almost simultaneously with Allen
at Fort Sheridan tried TO get drunk
by drinking leo bottles Of lemon ex-
tract, dying in great agony. Mr. Davis
said:
Prem the fact that the men drank
the stuff. shonld say that the alco-
hol used as a preservative for the
lemon tempted them But as the men
died in agony | should say that tn
citric acid from the lemon had com
hined as an irrftant poison to kin the
men. Otherwise. however. 200 ounces
OF alcohol is enough to kill two ordi-
nary men Ten to thirty grains of
citric acid is a dose for an adult, how
ever. 50 that probably the acid alone
In the zoe bottles might have killed
ehans
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-03-08
EVOLUTION OF BREEDS.
Studying the Pedigree of Our So
Called Native Cows Brings Out
Some Odd Facts.

Tracing the evolution of breeds il
always interesting. Someone has
been figuring out the pedigree of the
so-called NATIVE" COW of this country
and brings to light some odd facts
that are worth recording. AS early
as 1911 dairy cows were brought to
Virginia from England. and 10 years
later there was an importation into
the Plymouth colony. This was in
1924. These cows were brought from
Devonshire, England, and were doubt
less of the same stock as that from
which the Devon breed was developed
at later period. This probably ac-
counts for the predominance of red
color in the native New England cat
tie. Whether or not the Virginia