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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
Legal Notices.
sHERiFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain
Alias Execution issued by Lyle A. Dick.
ey, District Magistrate of Honolulu,
Island Of Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii, on
the 14th day of January, A. d. 1904, in
the matter of James w. Pratt, Asses.
sor and Collector of Taxes. list Divi.
sion, Plaintiff, VS.. A. X. Palekaluhi, De.
PENDANT, I have, on this 21st day of
January, A. D. 1904, in said Honolulu,
levied upon, and shall offer for sale and
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Police Station, Kalakaua
Hale, in said Honolulu, at ~ O'Clock
noon of Tuesday, the 23d day of Feb.
ruary. A. ID. 1904, all the right, title
and interest of the said A. X. Paleka.
luhi, Defendant. in and to the follow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-20
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR NM
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and RivETED PIPES for irrssatioa
purposes a speciality. Particular sttss'
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executed at shortest notice.
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The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
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Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
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The Washington times., 1904-07-31

The reproduction of a work Of Enfs
kind, with the resources of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing and tho Gov
eminent Printing ONCE at hand. would
be apparently a secondary undertaking;
yet Congress found 1t was a peculiarly
dificult undertaking. 1t would never do
TO tear the book apart and photograph
each separate page; but none OF the
Government photographers were willing
70 undertake. the task without authority
to follow exactly that course.
After much correspondence. q nom
Government nthographing shop was
found which could give suitable surety
that the volume would not be injured In
the slightest degree In the process OF
reproducing its pages.
Given to Printer.
Accordingly, Dr. Adler surrendered the
key 70 the drawer In which the precious
volume was kept. a messenger carried
and delivered II TO the Government
Printing Office. a formal receipt was
given to absolve the Smithsonian from
responsibility for the work, and an
agent was sent to the engravers to
watch It every moment while in their
hands. For fear OF accident TO the
plates already made. the bible" is still
out Of Washington The plates. how
ever, are finished. and the printing is to
begin within a few days
When once the press Is started the
engrsver's hold upon the volume termI-
mates, and It viii begin anew its journey
from messenger back TO its separate
compartment In DR.. Adler's desk. On
almost that same day The Life and
Morals of Jesus Of Nazareth. Extracted
TextuaIly From the Gospels in Greek.
Latin. French. and English" as Jeffer-
son named his compilation. viii be
within reach of every student and every
newspaper in the United States
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
The Ancient Jews Conception of the Attri-
buteS of the Deity Elected No Sym
pathetic Response from the
Sage of Monticello.
Meek and Lowly Jesus Attracted the Warm
and Loving Reverence of the Phioso-
phet, Although He Rejected the
Divinity of the Christ

quotations gathered from many para
graphs in all four gospels.
The story of the crucifxion and
death begins with the 9th, 18th and ast
verses of the 9th chapter OF Mark.
Then come the verses from three 10
eight. followed by the matter in the
18th 10 the S3d verses of the 23d chap
ter of Luke. Then the 18th to the 24th
verses of the 18th chapter Of John. The
compiler turns back to the 9th chapter
of Mark and uses from the 18th to the
43d verses. He returns TO the I'D chap
ter of Luke and gives the verses from
80 TO Il, and then pastes In the S4tn
verse of the same chapter.
The best idea of Mr. Jefferson's sys-
tenn Is TO be obtained from the last page
Of his Bible. where the paragraphs des-
cribing the burial of the Saviour are
pasted. There is no reference to tSe
rocking OF the temple. or the rending OF
the VEIL and he ends his narrative with
this from John-l9th chapter. 4lst verse
Now. in the place where he was cru
Gifted. there was a garden. and in the
garden a new sepulchre wherein was
never man yet laid. and verse r.
There they laid Jesus
Published by Government.
As this work will be published by the
national Government, it will consist of
about 200 pages. The joint resolution of
Congress provided for an Introductory
essay. ..of not 10 exceed twenty-five
pages" by DR.. Adler. The Testament
itself will include eighty-two double
pages of 164 pages as volumes are or
dInarily numbered.
Jefferson himself numbered only alter
nate pages. in order that each page
number might include a column in each
of the four languages. DIR. Adler Is ex.
pected TO include in his preface the let
ter to DR.. Rush and the Syllabus
which have already been given.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
In Letter to a Friend He Deprecated the
Efforts His Contemporaries Made
to Pillory Him as an Anti
Christian.
Author of Declaration of independence
Eliminated All Dogmas and Left the
Pure Philosophy of Our Saviour
in the Book.

science for himself TO resist invasions
of it in the case OF others; or their case
may by change of circumstances be-
come his own. It behooves him, too,
In his own case. to give no example of
concession betraying the common right
OF Independent opinion, by answering
questions Of faith which the laws have
left between God and himself. Accept
my effectionate salutations.
'"rH. JEFFERSON.
Doctor BENJAMIN Rush"
The Washington times., 1904-07-31

In all that time, the only Indication
Of that purpose to be found in his writ
ing consists Of a single reference in
letter 10 Dr. Rush and In occasional
discussions of the classic philosophers.
But he had been to Baltimore. kand
had sent abroad for copies of a New
Testament In Greek, Latin. French, and
English. With all four languages he
was intimately acquainted. and he knew
the text of the four Gospels practically
by heart. His admiration for the teach
ings of Christ is manifested in a letter
which he wrote at about this time to
Samuel Eireenhow. There never was a
more pure and sublime system Of NOR
atty delivered to man." he said. than
is TO be found in the four Evangelists."
Beyond that tribute he apparently did
not go.
Plan for His Bible.
His plan for a Bible was to excise
from it every reference not indispensa-
BILE 10 the story of Christs life As a
man, and His teachings as a moralist.
Whatever was supernatural was to be
omitted When he finished nothing re-
NAMED Of the four Evangels beyond q
clear cold story Of the Sayiour's earth
" life. and a compact statement of His
preaching. The labor involved in pre-
pairing such a narrative was prodig:ous.
Jefferson would not trust himself to
| copy anything. Even If only phrase
the words were cut carefully from the
pages Of the printed text and that task
was repeated in each of the four lam
guages which jefferson had selected.
1t was very difficult also TO make the
narrative consecutive.
Trial of Jesus.
/ Thus in treating the arrest, trial. and
The Washington times., 1904-07-31

parts of an extensive subject I did
not know that nay comprehensive view
OF these schemes OF morality had been
taken till i saw your tract on Socrates
and Jesus. and learnt from that that a
Mr.. Toulmin had written a dissertation
In the same way. but / am sure he has
left Of the field 10 employ your pen ad-
vantageously."
The general letter sent TO jefferson
friends was as follows:
"A promise to friend some time ago,
executed but lately. has placed my re-
ligiOus creed on paper. l am DESTROYS II
should be perused by three or four par
ticular friends. with whom, tho ] never
desire to make a mystery of u. yet no
occasion has happened to occur OF eX-
planning II to them. 1t is communicated
for their personal satisfaction TO
enable them to judge OF the truth or
falsehood Of the libels published on
that subject When read, the return OF
the paper with this cover is asked.
TE.EEER SON.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31

and spirit of the rich fragments He left
left us, would be the most perfect and
sublime that has ever been taught by
man. The question OF His being "a mem
Der Of the Godhead. or in direct COM
munication with it. claimed for Him
by some of His followers, and denied b.
others, Is foreign to our present yiey;.
which is merely an estimate Of the in
trlnsic merits OF His doctrines.
Deism of Jews.
He corrected the Deism of the Jews,
confirming them in their belief OF one
Only God, and giving them juster no.
tons Of His attributes and government
His moral doctrines. relating to kim
dred and friends. were more pure and
perfect than those OF the most correct
OF the philosophers. and greatly more
so than those OF the Jews; and they
went far beyond both in intoxicating uni
versal philanthrOphy, not only TO kin
| dred and friends. to ne!ghbors and coun-
| trymen. but to all mankind, gathering
ali into one family, under the bonds
| of love, chastity. peace. common wants.
and common aids. A development of
this head will evince the peculiar superb
GRITTY OF the system of Jesus over all
others
The precepts of philosophy and of
the Hebrew code laid hold of action
only. He pushed the scrutinies into the
heart, erected His tribunal IN the region
Of thought, and purified the -- at
| the fountain head.
He taught emphatically the doctrine
OF a future state. which was either
doubted or disbelieved by the Jews, and
welded IT with efficacy as an impor-
tant incentive. supplementary TO the
other motives 10 moral conduct"
Sent to Friends.
Half a dozen copies OF this epitome
were evidently sent 20 as many friends.
The DR.. Priestly whom Jefferson mem
lions as tho author of a comparison be-
tween Socrates and Jesus was given
one Of the first, sent TO him with a
letter in which Jefferson said:
There is a point or two in which you
and / probably differ, but the wonder
would be that any two persons should
see In the same point OF view all the
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
Speaks of Calumnies.

References to calumnies and ISLANDERS
are strangely numerous in all Jef1er-
sons discussions of religion. In one let
ter. he speaks with much bitterness OF
a design which he charges to the Epis-
copalians and Congregationalists OF that
day to establish their faith as the re-
'igious faith of the Government
jefferson, manifestly, held himself
ready TO oppose every such effort-gen-
uine or fancied--which might be brought
to his notice. The imminence of that
conflict. doubtless. explained. from JEFF
ferson's point OF view. the care with
which he kept his Bible secret He vas
engaged upon IL comparatively only a
few days. but it occupied his mind fol
several years.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
FacsfnlfLeS of the title page and f1Do other
pages of the eTeferson Bible in the hand
qUrftfng of the author.

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sayin<, Hs sI.Treih up the people
tss-hinE lhroughaai 81 levy be-
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II--Jews.

Their system was Deism-that is. the
belief In one only God: but their
Ideas Of him and OF his attributes were
degrading and Injurious
Their ethics were not only inper-
feet. but often irreconcilable with the
sound dictates Of reason and morality
as they respect intercourse with those
around US; and repulsive and antt-so-
cial as respecting other nations. They
needed reformation. therefore, in an
eminent degree.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
Trial of Jesus

Thus in treating the arrest. trial. and
death Of Jesus he makes use Of thirty
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-28
WILL CARRY SHARK
CASE TO HIGHER COURT.

The end of the damage case of Juan
de Ia Cruz Silvera Martinez against
the Italian bark Margherita will be
appealed TO the higher court by the
counsel for the Margherita-
MARTINEZ is the Chiliau sailor who
fell from the mast of the Margherita
into the sea. and whose leg was bitten
off by a shark before he could be res
cued. Judge Speer awarded damages
TO the plaintiff i'm the sum Of $500 on
the ground that the captain of the
bark erred in not putting into the
nearest port and giving The injured
sailor proper medical attention.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-08-28

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MEDICAL.
HELP wANTED-MALE.


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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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ATTEND WILINSKY'S GREAT
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ana jewelry at any price; musical in
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PERSONAL.


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APARTMENTS FoR RENT.

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EMPLOYMENT WAITED.

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