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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-09
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PROBABLY DISCUSSED EXCLUSION.

OYSTER BAY August oSr Chentung Lang Cheng, the Chi
nesc minister dned with the President by appointment yesterday
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SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS

AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Nevau Universal Mill Co., Manufac-
turers Of National Cane Shredder,
New York, N. Y.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., san
Francisco, Cal.
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RUEF GETS THROWN DOWN.

SAN FRANCISCO August o-The Republican League has
the local primary election by O. majority
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Fine Job Printing, Star ONCE.
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H. p. DENNIsO2J
Supt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-09

D. c. SMITH,
q. P. A. T. 4,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-09

Telephono ISL Blue, PostoHce Box COG
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Garppdtf6s Ua6ri6ten
gus SRr Rbfinpfnls.

6 8 a ii. Gin @9inerz5eier-
@benteuer, oas bieier Sage Dor Dem
Sriegsgeri9t Elm Na9ipiel fano, batte
fir etnen Pionier BON 2. banerii9en
Decentralization i9pere 6plgen. Oer
4ngeflagte bate i'm truntenen 3u-
ftdnoe bet Ger lebten S9iuer= Seier
einem l1nterpffiSier feiner &pmpaenis
einen Stob Dor Die 8ruit berieBt unS
i'm nit Dem bort iibIi6en S6impfs
namer rS9eereni9leifer" belegt. Sas
rrtbeil lautete uuf 0rei Sabre Su9t=
baus.
S9iffer It t. Sn Der &aFe
oes HaiffetfenDereins bier. bes beoeu=
tsnoiten in gang Seutf3lano, lit Elm
rteiiges Oefi5it ermittelt iporben. Sis
8e6Droen iino eifrig nit Ser Inter
fu4ung Der Bidder bef9dftigt. Der
@ersin 5Gblt ni4t tpeniser ais HOO
Mitalieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Taoem.

RarIsrube. Gum StabH9uls
ratb on Stele oes aus @ltersriidi6.
ten auriidsetretenen Spfratbs Spe9t
lit Der Rettor Ser erreiterten Wolfs,
f9ule, Sr. 9ertpig, ernannt porben.-
Sindnsmintiter a. 9. Mprtt gnfGSz
ter tit i'm glitter bon 78 Sabren geftors
ben.
Gret g. 8et Ser 8iirser>
ausfdubtpabl Der 5tpeiten WGblertldFe
fegte Die ndtionaniberale elite NIT gez
ringer Mebrbeit; in Der britten WGb>
lerflafe fieste Die gentrumslite.
9etbeIberg. unlGngft df4erte
Elm aus unbsfdnnter llrid9e entitanMs
mes. POM Winb uno Wafermansel Be-
giiniistes @robfeusr I'm naben gppel>
9eim bier WobnbGuier; fieben S9eu>
men uno peri9ieoene Setonomtess>
bGube Elm.
pfor5betm. Ser beutf9e @or>
tr~agsberbanb btelt bier feline 90. Sab
resperfammlung ab. Der 0erbanb
Sdbft jebt 246 gtnaelbereine NIT ettra
10000 Wttsltebern. SIM Wintsrs
balbiabr tpuroen 631 @ortrGge Deran>
f%faltet. Ste Sauptperfammluns tpGblte
tpieoer 45 Rebner unb 10 Reaitatoren.
- 90 n m. Ser Snsenieur
@4Gfer aug @barlottenburg, Der an
benz @erbanbsfeit Der &orps Der Se9<
ntf4en SoGf4ule (W. g. g. tbeil>
nabnt, ftiirate aus Dem britten Stod
6es 5otels mnb erlttt f4tpere Der
lebunssr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Ser 3ihter. ais Steinflopfer.

Sc tpurbe i9on 10 bGufis in @nss
lamb buriber &lage sefiibrt. bab ben
Snidfen berarbeitsbGuier, oft i6pGGs
lifen, 6albper6ungerten 2euten, aa5us
f9pere Sagesarbeiten a~uf9sbIrbet
nerben, bur9 bic lie bas ibnen gerpd6r>
te Nuartier uno gHen abberbienen
miifen. Weigern lie ii6, bisie .3pan9ss
arbeit gu perri9ten, 10 tperoen lie Dem
Yoli3eiri9ter borgefi6rt unb peaen
u%nsebpriams oft itrenge beitraft. Die
Ter SAGE fam tpieber einmdl Elm iunaer
8urf9e ppr ben 3i9ter Torbbam BON
Der nNortb 9onDon police Court, Ell
men damn. benz unerbittlihe Strenoe,
dber audi ebenio unbeugidme 0ere6z
ti9feit na69erii6mt pirb. Der Der
Nuflebnung 4ngetlagte berief ii6 bds
rauf, buB Die inn augetpieiene Gr6eit
bes Steintlppfens gu biel fir ieins
&rGfte getpsien lei. Ser 2i6ter Be-
f6loB, elm fir a1emal Der Sadie auf
ben @runO gu geben, unb befa6l, baB
i6m cine M~uiterprobe bes i'm Nr6eitsz
bauIe gebrdu6ten Mdtertals unb bes
Sdnbperfs5euges in ben Sof bes Sc
ri6tsgebduoes gebru9t piirbe. Oas
gef6d6. 3pei 3entner 9ranitbl0ds
unb mebrere 9dmmer tpurbsn CUR
Stene qef9afft. Odrauf begab id
Ri6ter Sorbbam in 8egleitung feines
erften S9reibers, me6rerer YpliSiiter
unb bes @r6eitspOgtes in ben 9of.
Cine feltiame S5ene enttpidelte iit
nun. Seine G6ren entlebigte fi9 bee
Salars unb bes Oberrodes, na6m einen
6ummer unb begann Stsine gu flop
fen. gr fpoae einmal nit Der eigenen
fauit prpbiren, pie lei9t ODER idper
fol8e @rbeit lei. Mit i6m sugleif
muBte aber audi Der 8ogt 5ugreifen,
9eibe MGnner famen gar bdlb in's
G6naufen unb S9tpiben. Der bebds
Bloc Serr @ufie6er bate bas Ding
f6neG fdtt unb f9ob beritOblen mi
IL nbe 8lide auf ben &iGter, Der ibr
All biefer Mitarbeit angeipdnnt bate
9as GeIultdt Der eigenartigen Inter.
fu6unq sei9te iid i'm llrt6eilsipru3t
bes Gi9ters. Gr erffdrte Steinetlo:
pfen fir cine uner60rt 6arte @rbeit
bebauerte, bab bic Stabt fir obbd6loIt
Mrme feline before unb niibli9ere 8e.
f6dftigung finben Tonne, uno iprad
ben 4~ngeflagten frei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
@Irftem6ere.

g t. Sas Saus oes
5dnolers Nuoffer bier fling aus bisber
ni9t aufgetldrter uriade Seuer, unb
Die Glammen griffen nit iol4' raiens
Der S4neQigtett Inn fi9, oab fi9 Die
Sniofen, tpeI9e CUR 3ett i'm S9laf
lasen, ni9t gu retten permo9ten. Ole
oas 9ebGube biz auf Den 9runo ME-
oergebrdnnt mar uno Die Our9>
fu9ung Der Sriimmer porgenommen
tpuroe, fano man Die pe4oblten 2ei9en
bon Nuoffer. fetner 5rau unb fiinf
&inbern.-Oer Sinansausf6ub Der
&ammer Der @bgeoroneten bat Die
5oroerung bon 10000 Mart CUR priis
flung Der Srage Der Soften oes 8aues
uno Setriebes elmer ben mobernen On
foroerungen sntIpre6enoen S6ierGrsts
li4en 9o4i4ule beptuigt.-Oe- II
Sabre alte 9ausepertf9iiler &arl
Bauer bon Gann{tatt, Der Dor &uraem
our9 3eritOrung t~pertbpoler pflanaen
unb 9eete i'm biefisen Stabtsdrten
sroben nnfug periibte, purbe bon Der
Straffammsr gu a9t Monaten Sc
fdnenib perurtbetIt.-Siefer Sage
poIen6ete Die Glteite Srau Stuttsarts,
Grau CHARLOTTE We9bIer, seb. Brett
f4perOt, @ittpe bes 9sgriinbers Der
Wiirttembergif9en 5euerperfi6erunes=
geieuf6aft, ibr 102. Qebensiabr.
9etIbronn. Sas iiber ote
Iolerbrauerei ausseiprodene Militdrs
berbot puroe tpieber 5uriidsenommen,
na9oem Der geftBer Der 8raueret betm
Oberit oes &egiments poritelig setpors
ben mar.
e. Nedargarta9. OieIer Sage
bat elm 9Gdersefeae ben Bidder gunin>
ger, oeHen Jrau uno ibr spetidbrtses
&tn6 ermoroet.
8 Ii b ger. 9ter ftarb Der
fribsre nniperiitGtsprofeTor Or. b.
Srantiin, Der iiber 80 Sabre BEN 2ebr=
itabl fir oeuti9es Yripdtre6t, 6dns
bells ,mnb We9felre4t tnnesebabt
bate.
SO een. Ote 2anotaeserfab=
fpabt reiultirte in Der grpGblung oes
G4ultbeiben @petb (Gentrum).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
elmcritaniid;er Ta6raf einett
arnfcn

Wie tirali6 telegrdpbti9 eemelbet
ipurbe. lit in Wien Der grpbe Mebi5in=
protector 0ermdnnN otbnagel
eeitpr6en. @r errei6te elm Mlter bon
~breiunofe69ig Sabren unb Se6n Wtouaz
ten. mar IN Ger yteumdrf in YreuBen
se6cren, nirfte ais 2ebrer Der MebiSin
on ben llnioeriitGten in &0nigs6erg,
Berlin. Sresldu, 5rei6urg, Sena uno
feit apeiunb3pansig Sabren in @ien.
@u4 in @merita 6interldBt er banf>
bare Schiller. @iner bon bieIen, . r.
Triebri9 WiGbeIm in Nep
gort. pibmet ibm einen Na9ruf,
hefien 6duptpuntte mir bier 5ulamz
menitelen:
r@er 9ermann Not6nugel mehrere
Sahre fannie. nie es mir pG6reno
meiner Stubienaeit au Wien gegOnnt
mar. pirb piifen, tpel9' bebeutenber
IrSt unb sbler Meni9 Der 9ingeI9iez
eene mar. Sein Wablfpru6 lautete:
"Nur bur6 bas &ennen fommen mir
gum 80rneu." Die NerDen9 at6oloz
Gle, Die &ranfGeiten oes BARNES uno
Die Observation-Disclosures pdren bic 9ebiete
feiner 6auptforf9ungen unb er oersi>
6erte Die drstli6e Wifeni9dft bauptz
fG6li4 auf bteien Selbsrn. Sn lem
Sdmmelperf Der 0at6olpgie unb She
rapie leate er iein ganSes Wihen ME-
Der. unb biefes Werf lit mui tergiltig.
Seine Schiller perebrten i'm, benn er
mar i6r eSSbeal als Mrst unb Meni4.
Qusaeftattet nit elmer tpunberbdren
Rebneraabe mahte er feline &oGe9ien
gum SammelpluB Der ftuoirenoen SUI
aenb. @bar audi graue SGupttr iab
i9 nit aeipannteiter @ufmerfi amfeit
Not6na9ef's 8orlefungen folgen. 2Qs
Meni6en 6e3ei6net i'm am beiten Tain
Spru6: vNur Der fann elm pa6r6aft
gutter @rat fsin, Der glei9Seitig Elm
gutter Menf6 it," Wie oft ia6 i6 i'm
bon Nett All 8ett i9reiten in ben gro
ZEN 8ranteniGlen bes Wiener 4agez
meinen &ranfen6dufes, Die Y~dtienten
ermuuternb unb trOftenb. &am er gu
einem &ranfen. Der unrett6dr perloren
ipar, 10 6emiibte er fi9 bpppelt UNI i'm,
mdGte i6m quite SOffnung, unb uns
umfte6enben Mersten fagte er na96er:
Dieter 8ranfe pirb iterben, a6er Ter
@rat foG 6uman iein unb es ME cen
&ranten piflen lafien, bab feline Gage
eesG6lt finb." 4ls prGiiDent bes Ser
Gins CUR 46pebr bes @ntiiemitismus
ionorirte sr Die Ingriffe Der 4ntiie>
miten auf i'm, Die i'm nur bes6dl6
bdBten, neil er als gutter Gbriit ii9
audi ber Suhen anna6m. Gr a6er anti
pprtete ME auf lire @ngriffe, benin er
mar ebel, biilfrei9 unb gut"
Steies gum S9luB o Sr. Wtlz
helm an1efiibrte 0ort @0t6s's ipurbe
6etanntlid ppn Helir Sabn aud auf
ben grpBen Mebi5iner Sobannes mi
tulics Bel befien tiirsii9em Sob in
8reslau a%nQefpdnot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Gin E-ru1teukruupr.

Cine iunse bHbfGe 9o4ftapIeriu
miro troB oIer &eder9en uno Ru4s
ipiiruneen persebIi9 eeiu9t. 8elob.
nung fir Die grgreifung tit ausgez
i9rieben, aberv allies umionit. ga miro
Der beribmte ariminulbeamte Tii9sz
lein gu Hatbe ge3osen.-S9on in Der
nG6iten Sosen miro Elm Stedbrisf per'
Offentlidt, Der folgen0e Steqe entbGlt;
Die @efu9te bat fiinitli3e 3Gbns
uno 9dare, auf Der linfsn Seite fnappi
tie etpas un0 lit Siemli9 oltmpoiId
getleiOet II. T. p."-@m nG9ften Mor=
gen erf6eint tputhf9nuubenb Die lGnsf
@eiu6te auf Dem poIi3eibureau, I'm
ii6 iiher Oiefe 8erleumOung gu be=
fhneren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Gin 9nbteureauiem bei 0eb,ettem

folIte Sofsf 9apbn erfabren. SIN
Sabre 1905 bra9ten Die parifer 3etz
tunsen 1a9ridt bon benz 9inf4eiben
bes sroben &ompontften. Mls gbrens
mttslieo bes bortigen Mufifinitituts
tpur6e fiir tbn etn srobes Sraueramt
arranstrt, BET benz man Mosarts Res
qutem auffibrte. Mnetn Die gtiten pus
ritter paren gu etlfertig.. 9apbn la4ts
kr5li4. als er bic 2unoe bon feinem
Tootemfefte pernabm. rOte guten
9erren!" faste er, ri9 bin ibnen gu
9ant perpfli4tet fir Die ungeabnte
ebre. Wenn i9 bon Der Geier nur ses
tpubt bdtte. id pGre babin sereift. nm
bic MeHe felbft 81 oirisiren!" = 8ter
Sabre fpGter mar 6as Sobtenamt am
plaBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
en- BEN beutf9en 9efGn q

en- BEN beutf9en Selling g.
nifIen ftebt fir ben 1. Sttober elm.
pidtioe Neusruns bepor. Don bic
fem SAGE ob perben bic Wilitdrmafen
Der Strafanitalten u. I. m. t~pesfauen.
bamit Der Soloat ieiner eisentli9en,
militdrii9en @%usbiloung moslidit
penia ent5oeen tperbe. Die Gefdns<
nibperpdltungen perben ben militdris
f6en @i6er9eitsoienit bur9 eigene
geumts erieben mifen, bic in ben
Soften poftirten 8camten iperben bann
NIT R~orabinern befpnffnef-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
AuHuueuH.

9 attin: .Su, paul. tpas mag
benin NIT unfrer r,eusn &O4in los iein,
bic lit bod nun {9on bret Wo9en ba
unb bat nod ni9t setiinbist9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
8rtntprprhrn.

rSas 1T frsili9 re9t i9limm fiji
sic, bab Sbnen Sbre &inoer 10 bic
Sorgsn unO &erger MAIDEN. Sd oar
mid ia in bieier 8e5iebung ni9t be.
tIasen, meine &inoer fiao febr brar
unO MAIDEN mir nur Sreuoe."-@ q
ter: rSu, ba fe9en Sie es nun pies
Der, &inoer seratben felten naa Der
Gltern."
UDn unbere9 b m
Q prtbeil lit es, Die pflansgrube
naa beenoigtem pflanaen ohenauf nit
Siinger, ettpa Sanobo6 su bebeden.
Dies i4Itt bor gu fdarfem ginSrins
gen bes 6roites, bGlt Den 8ooen feu6t
uno sibt suslei4 Nobruns, audi miro
baour9 Die SbsrnG6e Der Yflons>
CRUDE untraut rein sebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22
Cincinnati, 9amilton & Davton 4. T..
gtmcinmati Oibifion.

Mbgang
Cincinnati BET t6aIi& s... 0OEm
0af RatI tdgli& s 8 06Bm
Cine, Solebo, Set @rp p 10 40@m
Cincinnati & Set gSpr p. 8 OoBm
Gtn & Oabton 9im tasI d p 5 00Hm
Gin & Detroit grpreb tdatsh Z conn
SprtagfieI
Mbsaus
Decatur Mssora, MUIR Sonnt. Z 0O8m
Decatur Mail 6 Grpreb.... 8 oO8m
Gbic & Sprinsf grp taJ p IL 59Dm
Suscola Mccomm ........ 8 30Rm
Decatur Neeou., MUIR Sopnt. 7 OHM
Gin & Spriusf s., S tasl. III 10 I'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-22

uutuxI
cincinnati 8efibuIe tasIi& IL 45Bn
Sat RatI tagIi& s.. 8 356u
Zinc & Chic Grp tasIi@ Pill 45Nm
giustunati Bet tdgIi& d P 8 25Hm
Cine & SnbtIs Gsson1 p. 7 s4Rm
Cine SpsiIb &c Sec CT ts s 10 45Tm
D Oibifion
autxxft
Gin & Spring. gypr tsI s.. 8 A6Hn
SustoIa @ecomm -...1O 35Bm
Decatur @sson,, rtur Sonnt. IL 55Wm
@inc & Springfield @Sp p. 2 50Jsm
Decatur Rlh & grpreb... 4 55sfm
D .catur Mceom, muir Sonnt. IL 3ONm
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-03
Helene could see Quayle raise his re-

Helene could see Quayle raise his re-
volver, and she was about to fire upon
him in her turn, when n line of flashes
rippled through the haze in the direction
OF the creek, and perfect hail of mimic
bullets Kissed round the hut At the
same moment long arm of flame burst
from the rising ground beyond the creek,
and with roar a shell came whirring
toward them.
Helene, with an involuntary cry, ran
into the hut, and in the next moment an
explosion which, she thought, resembled
that of an earthquake, shook the air and
ground around her, and jagged pieces of
iron ratified against the sides of the shed
and pierced it in places. She heard one
piercing scream outside, then a long
groan, and then all seemed silent around
her
The fire of the Federals grew stronger,
until the air seemed to be alive with
messengers of death. Helene, hardly
knowing what she did. with her hands
and face cold as ice, and her limbs quiv-
ering, lay down on the ground, her eyes
fixed toward the line Of flashes, which
seemed to creep nearer and nearer every
moment.
Another shell. this time bursting In
the woods behind the hut, and then
Helene heard words Of command, and
hazy figures approached through the mist,
and grew darker and more solid. Helene
watched the line of skirmishers as they
advanced toward her, firing into the
woods as they went on. When they had
passed the little shed she breathed a
little more freely, and slowly and timidly
crept to the door and peered around her.
(To be continued.)
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-03


The New Haven physician, who, in
a recent address before the American
Therapeutic Society, ascribed the
weaknesses of the heart and the circu-
latory system now SO common among
certain classes of men and women to
the high tension of modern life, was
doubtless well within the truth. We
keep up a fast pace everywhere, in our
efforts to keep lin the swim" of bust
ness and society, gauging everything
by the clock and rushing from one APP
pointment to another at literally cleo
trio speed. IF we are actually SICK"
said this physician, unless we are Sc
riously i'll, we fight and wrestle with
the disease. whatever it may be, in
stead Of calmly giving up and allowing
the disease to be temporarily master of
the ceremonies" ''And even our chill
dren," declared the same speaker, ''are
early infected with this feverish, head
long haste to do something. They see
too much, do too much, are amused too
much, compete in school too much, are
taught too much, are awake too much,
for the welfare of their nervous sys-
tems.' All this, or something very
much like it, has often been said be-
fore, but the warning needs repetition,
and, perhaps, by and by, some will
hear and heed before it is too late.
With all our many and ever-increasing
applications of electricity, we need to
remember that the laws of the human
organism remain the same, and the hui
man machine cannot be run on the
electric-motor plan. A great deal of
the strenuosity displayed in modern
life is totally unnecessary. Quite as
much could be effected in the long run
by taking things more moderately
LeSlie's Weekly
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-03
ANIMALS MOST WIDELY sPREeo.
Wherever Man Lives Are Found
Horse, Pig and Cow.

Wherever Man Lives Are Found
Horse, Pig and Cow.
The three animals that are most
widely spread over the. earth are the
cow, the horse and the pig. These ami
mails did not spread through their own
efforts, but were developed by man,
and gradually rendered adaptable to
practically every place where man
himself can live.
Cattle entered America simultane-
ously with its discovery, for Columbus
introduced Spanish steers and cows in
1893. In 1925 they were introduced
into Mexico, which offered ideal con-
ditions for them From Mexico they
spread into Texas, where the new con-
ditions of range and feeding developed
race of cattle that became known as
Texas cattle, and these animals are
typical of range bred cattle Of America
now
The pig had its origin in India, and
its first conquest was that of East
ern Asia and the achipelagoes of the
Eastern seas. China fell an early vic
tim to the love of the pig. Records
show that the cultivation Of the grunt-
ing porker was high art in that land
as long ago as 5000 years before
Christ. One of the greatest of the
Chinese feast days is known by the
name of Pig"
The Koran forbids the use of pork,
just as the Mosaic law does; hence the
pig Is not raised in countries where
the Mohammedan law rules. But in
all other parts of the world the porker
is as popular as the COW or the horse:
and there are as many varieties Of pig,
due to local causes and to different
ways of breeding in different countries,
as there are varieties of horses and
cattle
1t has always been matter Of Won
der to naturalists and economists that
the camel did not become so widely
spread as any Of these three animals
in the course of its thousands of years
of existence as a domestic animal
The camel combines the advantage
of OK and horse as draught animal and
burden carrier; it is of high food val
ne; it gives excellent milk, its demands
in the form of food and water are ex-
ceedingly modest, and its hair is Of
great value While the camel proba-
bly, could not bear all the extremes of
climate that the horse or COW can bear,
! it is by no means a difficult animal to
acclimate, as is shown by the fact that
| it is used as draught animal in the
colder parts Of Siberia, on the Russian
and Tuskestan steppes, in the Himal-
| ayas, in Africa and in Australia.
| 1t is well known that wild camels,
which descended from domestic cam
els that had been turned loose, were to
be found In some of the western sand
plains of the United States until re-
cent years, and occasionally there are
stories that herd of them exists in
ACCOMPLISHING Leader.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-01-03
BIG OHIO HINCKLEY HUNT.
Held Early in the Last Century and
Yielded Notable Results.

Held Early IN the Last century ana
Yielded Notable Results.
Doubtless the most successful hunt
ever conducted in Ohio took place on
Dec. "a, 1918, in Medina County. 1t is
known in the annals as the great
Hinckley hunt" and it was certainly
great from any point of view. Hinck-
ley is the northeast township OF Ne
dina County, and the center of the
township is only about fifteen miles
in an air line from Cleveland In the
time of the great hunt it was a heavily
wooden districS sl;d was especially well
stocked with game. All of the settlers
in and near the woods had guns as
effective as any OF that day.
Bears raided tie pig pens at times
and wolves were a great obstacle TO
keeping sheep. Partly to stop these
losses and facilitate farming and in
part, no doubt, for love of sport the
most elaborate preparations were made
to clear the wild beasts out of the
great forest in Hlnckley township.
Captains Of companies were appointed
by the committee in charge o. chosen
by common consent, and the coming of
the hunt was well advertised for many
miles around. Men and boys from
Cleveland Joined in the beat" and
more distant towns We're represented.
After all the firearms within reach
had been put in more or less reliable
hands, weapons were improvised by
mounting bayonets and butcher knives
on poles and using axes and halchets
for work at close quarters.
Many of the hunters reached the
edge OF the woods the night before the
grand raid on the home of the wolves
and bears. camping out for the night.
At sunrise about GOO men and boys
were ready for action and the signal
10 start was passed clear around the
forest, some six miles square, in forty
seconds. The lines of advancing hunt
ers. deployed like skirmis hers in bat
tie. made great noise with herns,
shells and voices, and they gradually
penned the game in the woods closer
and closer TO the center of the narrow
ing circle.
TIE final slaughter AT the center Of
the forest was great Most of the
large animals surrounded were killed.
and when the hunt was ended late in
the afternoon the bag was no less
than II wolves. 81 bears. 800 deer and
a few foxes raccoons and wild tur-
keys. Many of the hunters remained
In the woods all night. camping by the
scene of the final roundup, and the oc-
casion was one of much festivity- Only
one man was hurt by slancing buck
shot. and he was not much injured
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