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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
PAWTUCKET.

The annual banquet OF the pastors OF
the various Protestant churches OF Paw
tucket and Central Fails, the superinten-
dent OF Sunday schools and their wives
was held at the Pawtuckst Congrega-
tional church. last evening.
.Pev. Frank Rector, ID. D., delivered
the chief address. his subject being The
Twentieth Century Prophet"
The librarian OF the Deborah Cook
Sayles public library made her report to
the trustees last evening. Mrs. Sanders
showed the library had done more and
better work last year than ever before.
Shortly after 8 O'Clock yesterday after
noon an alarm OF fire was sent In from
box 2H. The blaze was in the house at
2I3 Prospect street, owned by John
Shannon and occupied by Patrick Nc
Donald. II originated In a wood box
behind the stove. and the damage was
limited TO some charred wainscotting.
John Kerr, who fell In a At near the
corner OF Clay and Fountain streets last
night was taken home by the police.
Haskell Council, Royal Arcanum, held
the third OF n series OF social and whist
parties In Hutchinson hall. last evening
IL was a big success. Fay Belmont
orchestra furnished music and William
H. Fuller was floor director.
The common council will meet this eve
ming. There Is much important busi-
ness to be considered
Eureka Lodge. X of p, held meet
ing last evening. Only routine business
was transacted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

The following officers have been elected
by Fraternity Commander No. Sss. U.
o. G. c.: Noble commander, Isaac ID.
Cooke; vice noble commander, Miss
Emma Farland; prelate, Mrs. NJ. e.
Riley: recorder, Walter e. Townsend;
financial recorder, Isaac ID. Cooke; treas
urer. George b. Pearce; herald, William
e. Riley: warden OF the inner gate, Fred
w. Ripley; warden of the outer gate.
william e. Smythe. The grand installa-
tion OF the elected officers will occur on
Feb. q at which time very impressive
ceremonies are observed.
Mr. KEITH IN TOWN.
Allen p. Keith. the recently elected
superintendent OF schools visited East
Providence yesterday and called upon
many with whom he will be associated
in his new office. Mr.. Keith expects to
assume his official duties on next Mon
day.
WILL ENJOY A CHOwDER.
A clam chowder party will be given
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
IN SOCIETY

Society turned out in great numbers
last night to attend the song recital given
by David Bispham I'm Infantry Hall and
were rewarded by hearing a most charm
ing concert. Among those noted present
were: Mr. and Mrs. William Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. !. Gammell. Miss Gam
nell. Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Buckland, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Watson, Miss Watson.
Mrs. Rathbone Gardner Miss Gardner,
Mrs VIM. p. Waterman. Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. John Gardner. Mrs Samuel
Ames, Miss Brayton. Miss Dexter, Miss
Mary Childs, Mr.. Edward Childs. Mr..
Harold Waterman. Mrs. Samuel Dor
rance Miss Dorrance. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Dorrance. Mrs. l. Clifford Ladd Mrs.
Snow, Mr.. George Smith. Miss Smith,
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Coates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnswell, Mr.. Theodore Greene. Col H.
Anthony Dyer. Mr.. Nelson Campbell,
Miss Campbell, Mr.. John Carter Brown
Woods Col and Mrs. Roscoe S. Wash
burn, Miss Dobeon. Mr. Edward Caring
ton, Mr. and Mrs Marsden j. Perry, Miss
Caroline Sweetland. Miss Southard, Miss
Anthony, DR., and Mrs. Whitmarsh. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sprague and n number
OF other society folk and music lovers.
MIss Grace Dobson OF New York is I'm
town. the guest OF Mrs Roscoe s. WASH
burn.
Mrs. Gustave Radeke leaves the city
Thursday for California, where she will
visit her sister. Mrs Melville C.. Baker,
WHO Is just recovering from a severe III
ness.
Mrs Clinton r. Weeden's coming out
tea for her daughter Miss Eva Corless
Wecden occurs this afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Ives Goddard gives n whist
tomorrow evening at her residence 10
which quite number OF invitations have
been sent out.
The third ladies afternoon of the season
will be given tomorrow afternoon at the
Art club.
The II. I. society OF Mayhower De-
scendants hold special meeting at the
Eloise on Monday next at which the Hon.
Thomas Weston OF Boston will address
the members and their guests. The meet
ing Is held In commemoration OF Fore
fathers Day and will probably be large
ly attended. At the conclusion OF Mr.. |
weston's address tea will be served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
G. ". WHITAKER'S PAINTINGS


The galleries of the Providence Art club
were opened last evening for a private
view of the oil paintings by George w.
Whitaker, and very large gathering of
the club members and their friends at
tended in spite OF the many other attrac-
tions that were offered throughout the
city.
Mr.. whitakers work is very well and
favorably known with Rhode Island ar
lists. and his work is a typical example
of the higher school of the ideal. This
exhibition surpasses all previous attempts
OF this gifted artist, and all who viewed
his paintingS.r last evening pronounced
them very creditable. A picture worked
up in solid colors and OF style but re-
Gently affected by Mr.. Whitaker is call
ed the Bow OF Promise" and attracted
great deal OF attention and favorable
comment A composite marine canvas.
"Potomska Point" is extremely well son-
ceived and executed, and it's finesse DEM
onstrates the versatility OF the artist.
large and very impressive picture Is
Mr.. Whitaker's 'Moonrise. Twilight, Sun
setH which occupies a prominent place
In the gallery, and IL attracts the visitors
attention, for its beautiful color blend
and distinctness. other paintings in the
exhibition deserving OF special mention
are Spring Time, the Pasture Pool"
"A woodpath' and tho View from the
Second Beach" all OF them rather origi-
nal in theme and treatment.
The exhibition will remain open to the
public until Dec. a. the daily hours being
from 10 until o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
PAWTUxET.

The regular meeting OF the Volunteer
Fire company No. ] was held in the
engine house on Commercial street last
night with good number present and
Captain Fred u. johnson was i'm the
chair. In invitation was received from
Comrade Rev. Thomas r. Bartlett to at
tend the series OF meetings being held in
the Baptist church, at which Professor
b. p Stout the singing evangelist. Is
to sing each evening. The invitation was
accepted for Friday evening OF this week
and the members will meet at the hall
at 7:30 that night The annual nomination
OF officers for the ensuing year was taken
UP with the following result Foreman
r r. Johnson; first assistant. G. VI. John
son. second assistant, w. |. Lee clerk. q.
b. Arnold assistant clerk. II. @. Lee:
treasurer Ira r. Johnson: first ,hoseman.
". @. Lee: second hoseman Robert
Burns; second assistant. Howard l. Lee.
board OF directors. first. r. Z. Johnson:
second, w i. Lee. and third. A. II. Ran
dali: checkmen, first, Thomas II. Rhodes,
Jr.: second. &. K. Austin third, j. IT,
Luther; auctioneers, first, Pelee Rhodes:
second. Robert Patton: third, ID. T. Rem
ington; finance and auditing committee.
for first Joseph Sanford. Dan Baton, Syd-
ney Cornell. George Elliott. Edward La
some second, A. II. Randall and Colonel
Wickham: third. George II. Merrill: So
cial committee. II. G. Lee. chairman. ap-
paratus committee. =. ]. Cook, chairman;
ID. f. Grimwood. II. I. Lee and Robert
Patron; investigating committee. first
Dan Baton; second, Clinton Lockwood
third. Edward Ward; custodian nag. d.
&. Williams; delegates 20 Rhode Island
state league. @. W. Ellioot. two years
Wells Carpenter, alternate; custodian
'dink," +. T.. Johnson; drill master. =. j.
Cook; janitors, d. f. Simmons. p. j.
Cook.
The above nominations for the chief of
hcers are the same as since the companys
contests Only being I'm the
cases OF certain committees, and for The
position Of janitor. The names will be
acted on at the annual meeting which
comes on New Years day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

that he did not see how he could help
him out in the least. but Mr.. Novesky
claims that the bird was his property. and
that II should be returned 10 him. The
captain thinks that the boy had a per-
feet right TO take the bird and dispose
OF IL II he chose. He did not steal Il ~
any means, for no one would ever thinE
OF finding a hen hawk so easy
is SHE DEAD7
The owner Of tenement house on Oak
street near Messer. and those who live
nearby. are somewhat Interested In the
condition OF an eccentric old lady. who
dwells In the house alluded TO The old
lady lives alone, and has but little TO
say 10 any one.
Nothing has been seen OF her since
Friday morning and the landlord does
not like 20 Break in the door. but Is sat
hfied that the old lady Is inside, for the
key oan be seen through the lock, but
the door Ia fastened.
Several persons have called at the
house since Friday, but none have re-
ceived any response to their alarms atthe
outer door. and her friends have come
to the conclusion that she is dead. Owing
TO the old ladyis characteristics they do
Eot care TO intrude to see.
If she does not put In her appearance
thin a few hours. the police will be
Notified. and the house entered. II is
lost her only brother. and since then she
has been even more retiring than ever.
ALL ALONE.
Mrs Dowd who holds the proud dis
tinction OF being the wffe OF the mayor
OF Shoe Fly Village John Dowd. Esq.
was lonely last evening. for the mayor
having little dispute with his wife. was
unable TO hold his temper and assaulted
her the police say. and for this he was
taken into custody. and was called upon
10 give bonds in the sum OF $780, for his
appearance at the Sixth district court
later.
<Assthe mayor" did not happen 10 have
and s700 friends on hand. at the time. was
sent 10 Cranston. Last evening John
Jr.. was lonesome and strolled away
from his own fireshfe. and according to
the police. got FULL" and with his chum,
Michael Dillon was arrested by Patrol
men Feeney and Mowry for being drunk.
This was ut 1:10.
GENERAL MENTION.
The ceremony Of ordination OF Thomas
Cofrey OF 81 Bersfn street. that was re-
ferred TO I'm this column last evening will
take place at Baltimore. Md. on Saturday
morning and he will celebrate his first
mass at the Church OF the Blessed sacra-
ment, Sunday. Deo n, at IL o'clock.
The funeral Of John A. Johnston. a pop
ular local young man. was held at the
home OF his parents, John and Catherine
Johnston. 10 Allston street this morning
Grand Master Hon- William, III. Sweet
land and suite made an official visit To-
Mt. Pleasant Lodge OF Odd Fellows last
evening.
Hose 10 anA Hook and Ladder were
called TO the Msrino Flats ball grounds
yesterday afternoon TO extinguish a grass
fire
A large light OF glass In the store OF
John A. Dyer. 1883 Westminster street,
was broken last night
JOHN o'coNNELI,
dats. Caps. Furnisbings. Trunk Store arc
Laundry r. Just above the postofy1cA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

One of the pleasant surprises and
Christmas gifts you could give to your
son, doughter or friendsi a scholarship
In the famous Bryant d Stratton Business
college, located at 357 Westminster street.
The young men and women of today
need business education and this Is tho
school where they can obtain It, II you
have young man or young woman In
whom you are interested and desire 20
give them a business education you have
but 10 apply to this school and they will
give you any and all the advice and In
formation at their command.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

Michael Walsh. who was tried yester-
dsy. In the sth district court on the
charge OF being a sturdy beggar. was
this morning placed on probation until
June g. 1894. His averments as TO having
work and boarding with his sister In
Pawtucket were substantipted by the In
made BY Mr.. Wallace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
l. HOMEsEEkERs' ExcUR.
SIONS
SPECIAL

Via the Nickel Plate Road. Extremely
low rates to all points in the west and
southwest. First and third Tuesday Of
each month. TO April. 1904. Good return
limit Full particulars of local agents,
or write r. f. Payne. Gen'l Agent. Buf-
falo. n. Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

Charles J. westin OF 60 Frank street re-
ports stolen from his house, yesterday. n
woman's tailor made jacket. valued at SIS
and other property valued at 50. Later the
thief was arrested with the articles In
her possession. but Afr. westin refused to
prosecute.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

DIR. Clarence L. Roy's dental office, 70
Weybosset street. was entered Monday
night and gold for filing, valued at So
was stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
Fraternity Commandery Elects a Board
of Officers.
Mr.. Keith Pays a Visit to Town. Other
Matters Of Interest.
East Providence branch of The News avenua
telephone 1872, East Providence.

by the Naval. reserves In their rooms n
the town hall this evening az which the
tackles" viii probably entertain a num-
Der OF guests and an enjoyable time 10
assured those favored with in fations.
II former affairs of this kind may be 40.
cepted as a criterion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16
TOWN HAIL RECORDS.

partial release on q mortgage oa
three lots OF land owned by Jason p.
Hasard by virtue OF a quit-ciain has
been ranted by the Attleboro Savings
and Loan association to the owner.
Lucy M Hazard has fled a duit-ciaim
deed OF the above property to Jason p.
Hazard. the consideration being $40.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The Reliance Lodge. I. o. o. F., hefd
a meeting in their rooms last night at
which routine business was transacted.
After the business session was over. q
social hour was indulged in by the mem-
bers-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-16

JOHN o'coNNELI,
dats. Caps. Furnisbings. Trunk Store arc
LauDdrS r. tust above the postoflca
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-08-01
L a n d p q s ur.

Engar skepnur cru 0parfari en-
Myflugur mylugur. peir, sem kenna PAD,
ao alt sc skapao til einhvers
gagns, geta ekki tekio myfugur med / reikning-
inn, rvi pao er 40 minsta kosti 6sannao, ao pnr
half nokkurt nytsamlegt ptlunarverk, en- peir cru
visit fair, sem ekki Pekkja per 40 illu emu. Par
cru UNI helm allan hvar sem vain er til, en- NEST po
/ heitum l0ndum; par err sumsta0ar svo mikio af
peim, par sem v0tn cru mikil og raklendi, al hvorki
m0nnum ne skepnum er viovBrt, og sagt er t. d.,
ao Amazondalurinn sc en- az mestu 0bygour eink-
UNI vegna pess, ao myvargurinn er bar svo mikill,
ao hvitir mem geta ekki haldist par vi0, OF p0 er
PAD land svo mikio og frj6tt, as talio er ao alt
mannkynio gati lifao par eff rao veri vel yrkt og
albygt.
Myfugur heyra til skordyrum, PBr skiftast i
margar attir og hver att / margar t%egundir, sem
oft era svo likar liver annari a6 erfitt er az a6greina
par. Sumar tegundir b1ta ekki mem, og af peim
tegundum, sem bita er PAD kvenfugan en- ekki
karlfugan, sem bltur. Par hafa 4 h0foinu falm-
stengur og umhverfs munninn hafa par al ,sagirog
sogp1pu, eoa Oil hendugustu verkfari, sem hBgter
a0 hugsa ser til Pess, 40 stinga dyr og 81 dga dr peim
bl0oio.
OIL skordyr,sem tilheyra sama flokki (Diptera)
og myaugan cru fyrst, pegar pau koma 1T 1r egg
inu 0ldungis DIX fullorona dyrinu. Myaugan
leggur eggjum sinum / vain helzt / smapolla
par sem kyrt er. pegar yrmlingurinn kemur lit dr
egginu er ham alveg 0l1kur myaugu, og lifir r6tt
undir %ytirbor6i vatnsins, en- hefir dalitla p1pu til az
anda med, sem alt af stendur upp dr vatninu, svo
opni endi p1punnar nar til loftsins. Eff steinoliu
er helt a yfirbor6 vatnsins rennur hun inn 1 loft
pipu yrmling sins svo ham kafnar, og Pa6 er MI
oroio algengt az mem drepa yrmlingana pannig,
en- beta radio til pess as utryma myfugunni er as
purka alt raklendi og st0oupolla,s vo hun half eng
an stao til ao leggja eggjam slnum, og Sc pess vel
gntt hverfur myfugan nastum algerlegaa fam ar
UNI, par sem hun a6ur var NEST og sk@oust.
ba0 var til skams TINA skooun mama, az af
biti myfugunnar ]eiddi ekki anna6 lit en- sarsauki
sd og b6lga, er pvi fylgir, og PAD er reyndar oft
meira en- mem geta polao; en- MI er BAD fullsann-
ao ao at biti reirra orsakast sumir sk@0ustu
sjukd6mar mannkynsins, sem hafa eyttheil h6ruo
og drepa mem p1sundum saman arlega einkum 1
heitum l0ndum. I k0ldum l0ndum eiga sjdkdom-
ar pessir ekki heima, og par cru mydugur pvl llk-
lega ekki m~annska0ar, enda err minna af peim og
farri tegundir pv1 nor0ar sem dregur a hnettinum.
AT 0llum peim sjdkdomum, sem
Malaria pjao hafa mannkynio fra pvi fyrst
fara s0gur at, hefir enginn verio
almennari ne skn6ari en- veiki s1, er malaria nefn-
list. Pessi veiki hefr alt at att heima q hitabelti
jar0arinnar, en- fer pc langt norour og su6ur pa6-
an um pau l6nd er hafa hlytt loftslag. 1 Afriku,
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sem vissa er fyrir pvi eoa fullar likur az myhugur
half getao bitio sjdklinginn.
Pao, sem medal annars bendir til pess, 40 my
fugan elm sc void az veikinni cru ymsar tilraunir-
err lRknar l.afa CERT bmoi a Italiu og / 0orum l0nd-
um. peir hafa bdio UNI sig / peim hGruoum, sem
at henni (eins og i pontversku l6unum q Italiu) og
ress vegna cru pau h6ruo 6bygo, bar hafa peir
dvalio two eoa prja manu6i um versta veikinda.
timana 4 arinu, og a6 ems gBtt pess ao verja sig svo
ao engin mJauga gati bitio sig. peir hafa allir.
haldio beztu heilsu og alls ekki kent veikinnar.
[ Vestur-I ndium og allstaoar UNI
Guluveikin hverfis Mexico foam, VIDA / SUD
ur-Amer1ku OF 4 nokkrum st0o.
UNI sy6st / Bandar1kjunum err guluveikin yellow
fever) versti 6vinur hvirra mama. Veikin helzt.
az miklu leyti imam vissra takmarka og getur ekki
1tbreiost ems v1oa og malaria; en- par sem hun a.
heima er e1n Elm hin skeoasta dreps6tt, er MEM
pekkja. Pao cru dnmi til pess, az daio hafa ekki
farri en- IS af hverjum %hundra6, er veikst hafa, og'
stundum hafa st6rar borgir ems og New Orleans
og Havana or0io fyrir st6rkostlegu manntjoni
vegna pessarar plagu. Baoi guluveiki og malaria.
cru miklu hettnlegri hvitum m6nnum en- svertingjr
UNI, og engir pola b@r yer en- Observation-Disclosures.
Pegar Frakkar voru az lata grafa Panama-skur6-
inn fengu per til pess marga verkamenn fra Nor
egi og Sv1pj60, en- peird6u par hr6nnum saman af'
pessum sjdkd6mum, og mj0g fair komust paoan,
aftur med lift.
pegar PAD var sannao hvernig malaria dtbreidd-
list kom m0nnum til hugar az guluveikin Btti rot
s1na az rekja til sans konar orsaka. [ bl6oi sjdk-
linganna fanst frumdyr, sem talio er visit az va]di'
veikinni, og pa0 var6 bratt %auglj6st, az myhugur'
huttu frumdyri0 mann fra manni, og pa6 pykir MI
senuilegast az veikin dtbrei0ist a0 ems me0 my
hugum. beir, sem unnu NEST az pvi az rannsaka.
petta og fundu orsakir veikinnar, voru herlaknar
Bandamanna sem dv0ldu 1 Cuba meoan Bandamenn'
h0fou bar yfrra6, eftir ofrioinn vic Spanverja; og
eitt hid mikilvRgasta start B%andamanna par a.
eynni var pa6, as peir kendu eyjarbdum prifna6
og g60ar heilbrig 0isreglur. A0ur var h0fuoborg:
peirra, Havana, eitt hio versta drepsotta- bRli i
HEINZ, en- Bandamenn lGtu hreinsa borgina og h6fn-.
ina, leggja nyjar vatnsrennnr og saurrennur, og:
rasa fran ALTAR forartjarnir og 6r~aktar-myrar um-
hverfs borgina, og arangurinn er sd az MI eftir two
ar err heilsufar mama hyergi hetra 1 Gllum Vestur-"
Indium enl Havana. Guluveikin, sem a6ur drap,
mem par arlega svo hundruoum og pdsundum
skifti, er MI az heita ma alveg horfn; az ems tveir
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-08-01

veiki alt af 1 landi, og par sykjast og deyja heiri
mem at henni arlega en- af nokkrum 0orum Silk
d0mi. 1 Suour-Evropu hetir hun await verio mj6g
skaovanleg. Eftir skyrslum fra ftaiu ao duma
fyrir prem arum sloan, hafa FINN million ekrur at
landi legi0 par / au0u sloan / forn0ld s0kum pess-
arar plagu, og UNI tv@r milj6nir italia veroa veikir
en- timtan p1sundir deyja If henni arlega. / MID
Amerlku, Mexico og suourrikjunum her / landi er
veiki pessi engu slour almenn og mannskao. 40
ur var HUN alto lengra norour fra t. d. Michigan,
par sloan pau l0nd byg6ust.
Pa6 var a6ur sko6un mama, a6 sjdkd6mur
Pessl kBmi at ,ohreinum d0mpum" at j0rou og
vatni, og studdist s1 skooun NEST vi6 pao, a0 mem
t6ku eftir pv1, ao veikin var verst par sem raklendi
var % mikil uppgufan af vatni. Pa6 var elk fyr
en- ario $780, o franskur herlaknir Laveran az nafni
fam 1blooi sj1klinganna 0rsma frumdyr, sem lifa
/ hinum rau6u bl6ofrumlum, ey6a peim og
skemma alt bl6oio. pao var bratt fullsannao, ao
pessi frumdyr cru ors0k veikinnar bad cru ekki
bakter1ur, Pv1 bakteriur heyra til pl0nturlkinu en-
ekEi dyrar1kinu. En- hvaoan komu pessi frum-
dyr? pao var gaia sem lengi var ora6in. pau
fundust hvergi nema 1 blooi Peirra, er sj1kir voru
af malaria, og pa0 p6tti 6llklegt az pau kamu dr
loftinuinn 1 %llkamann ,enda fundust pau hvergi 1lofti
ne vatni. V1sindamenn leitu0u na~kvemlega 1 m0rg
ar en- fundu enga VISA drlausn, panga6 til ari6
1897, ao enskur herlBknir Ronald Ross, sem pa var
/ Austur- Ind1um, skyr0i fra pv1, az ham hef6i
fundio frumdyr pao, err velour Northumberland 1
maya mylugunnar. Ham hafdi unnio az pv1
st0ougt 1 prj1 ar me6 frabarri nakvgmni az athuga
m%yfugur, sem ham 81 q bloc fugla, er veikir voru
UNI. pessi uppg0tvan vakti almenna eftirtekt,
og fj0ldi vlsindamanna for MI az vinpa az peim
ranns6knum, er Ross haf0i byrja0 a: ham h6lt
einnig sjalfur afram rannsoknum s1num, OF varo
UNI afoari 1 pv1, ao skooa him smagj0rvu lifRri
myflugunnar. Smam saman tokst minimum pann-
ig az rekja allan llfsferil malaria-f franna.
Mem sau hvernig myAugan drakk pau med bl60i
sJukllngslns, pegar nun belt pa, er velklr voru at
malaria, og hvernig frumdyr pessi komust dr melt
ingarfarum myfugunnar 1 bloc hennar og um ALA
likamshluti myhugunnar, t6ku par ymsum breyt-
ingum og f6ru loks me0 munnvatni fugunnar /
bloc heilbrigora mamma, er hun belt pa, og pa ur0u
peir mem imam skams veikir af malaria.
pa6 var pannig full sanna6 az myfugan var
void a6 vejkinni, og frumdyrio barst me6 fugunni
fra manni til MAINS, og lif0i / likama hennar UNI
langan TINA. En- HIT err erfloara a6 sauna til fulls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-04
THE QUESTION
OF MORE SALOONS

Editor Advertiser:-I was very glad
to see your pithy and sensible editorial
on the proposition made by Mr.. CANA
IA to locate a saloon by the Fishmar-
ket. AS you say we have too many
saloons now. The drain on the pockets
of the already poor is heavy and the
new proposition would simply take the
money and inflanfe the appetite of the
crowd of fishermen as well as natives
thronging the market place. Our Of
ficials who are expected to guard the
public welfare cannot afford to nave
the historical record of multiplying the
influences which so rapidly take away
the property and destroy the Hawai-
ians as people. While in China and
Japan 1 visited almost all the great
cities and never saw a Chinaman or
Japanese publicly showing the effects
of strong drink or under the marked
influence of opium. OF course there
is the opium den, and the use of "sam
SUI and sake in private. The point
want to make is that in Honolulu