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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-31
Dr my text said IL your child was dead

Of my text said II your child was deadf
Surprising one Of those terrible quick
and fatal diseases should come to your
home and take away your baby In
night aud that as your pastor. ] come
to your home and accOst you In the
words OF Elisha. is II well with the
childT" Gould you answer. like the
Shunammite woman: 1T is well. Yes.
be Is well with Jesus. He Is well with
my dear ones who preceded him. Yes,
my child Is well because he is forever
safe from sin. He Is well in heaven"
Could you say that? II you could not
say that you had better beware. for
the death angel seems 10 he partial to
our little ones. oh. how many small
graves there are In the family plots
II almost seems that Ia some of us life
may have u reproduction OF that of
poor washerweman who some years
ago came TO IA photograph gallery In
western city. The proprietor looked at
her sharply. for she was evidently very
poor. as hc said. Well my good wom-
an, what do you wantf" She said: 81
want TO have my baby's picture taken
II could. please. sir. But ] amt got
no money. But II you will let me
will clean aud scrub up the floors for
you In order TO pay for the picture"
Then. when the baby began 10 utter
a plaintiyc wall. the poor woman said
"YOu see. sir. he don't cry like well
baby. lie amt never been strong.
None OF my babies are. I've buried
four. and amt got no picture Of any
of them. so | thought Id try and get
a picture Of this one In ease anything
should happen I'd do any amount OF
scrubbing II you would only take this
picture. for I'm afraid this little one
might go like the rest The proprietor
brushed away tear as he said: Yes.
good woman. | will take Il picture OF
your baby. Sit right down now" As
read the story said: 20 God. art
thou going 10 take away any Of my
babies as thou hast taken so many
other babies? II they are taken away
shall | he able 10 have any comfort?
Shall he able to say. They are well
WIN nav y klNNi
10 thee: And II | am myself taken
away. shall still be able 10 say ere |
20 that II Is we'll with my babies. be
cause | have taught them already to
meet me before the great white throne
III heaven"
But cannot close this home greeting
without giving you still another salu-
tation would salute you with the
words. rs II well with thy neighbor's
child as with thine own child" And
when accost you thus | would tell
you why | do H. have had In mind
for some time TO preach upon our duty
TO care for the abused aud neglected
children of the slums. wanted TO do
so today. but the more thought upon
this subject the more felt that II a
parent did not realize his responsibility
TO his own children lie could not realize
his responsibility TO his neighbours chill
dren Now. do believe We realize our
responsibility TO our own Therefore
can | not say just Il word or two IN
reference 10 our duty toward those
poor little waits of the street or those
worse than orphans. the children OF the
nutcnSta az Sim
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-31

tutfuFen Oh the shumhs
You know how hard it is to develop
children Alright even under the very
best conditions. And II there Is bad
boy in your ncighborhood ut once you
can see the influence OF his life upon
the actions of your own little son II
they go together. What chance has
that little child whose mother is
drunkard and whose father is liber-
tine: What chance have those little
girls who are growing up surrounded
by the vitating and appalling atmos-
phcre OF Righteousness unless the
Christian societies of our large cities
come to their rescue? DO you not
know that In our large cities some
lewd and debauched parents have been
willing TO sell their children into II life
OF crime when they have not yet en-
tered their teens: O God. as we are
giving our children TO thee. can we not
reach out the hand OF rescue and help
this Christly work of taking the little
children out Of the slums and putting
them into thine arms. as the mothers
Of old gave their little ones 10 Christ
that he might bless them:
II Christian society In the name OF
Jesus Christ will not rescue these chill
dren. in all probability no power ON
earth will. Years ago three men were
camping in the Indian jungle. Sudden
ly. with mighty bound. tiger leaped
upon the back of one of the party. The
two untouched men NJ once climbed
nearby tree. Then the tiger called to
her young TO come and have an even
Ing meal The cubs We're not very
hungry. SO the old mother allowed
them to play with their prey for little
while After few minutes the man
came 10. He saw the cubs. lie saw
the old mother. Then he staggered TO
his feet and started To run. His COM
panlons not only saw him. but heard
his screams as the tiger brought him
back ana laid the man again In the
midst OF her young. Three or four
times the mother beast did this. Then
after awhile hunger asserted itself.
The play stopped and the sound OF the
crunchIng bones was heard. All. !
said 10 myself when read that story,
how often do we SEE sin playing with
her victims like that? And IN no way
does sin seem 10 play with more tiend-
ish glec over her prey than when sport
ing with the children of the slnms or
with those dlssolutc or cruel parents.
oh, my friends. II amid the brightest
OF conditions we have such hard work
10 raise our children right shall we not
in Chrlst's name try To rescue these
neglected little ones OF the slums? Ii
we today try 10 give our own children
TO Christ shall We not try TO offcr him
our neighbours children alsoi Whose
shall receive one such little child in my
name receiveth me. but whose shall
offend one OF these little ones which be-
lieve I'm me II were better for him that
a milestone were hanged about his neck
and that he were drowned In the
depths of the seas
copyright. 1896. by Louis Klopsch1
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-31
How 4. the chiIds

How is the child physically Is II
well with his lungs and heart and
stomach Is he growing Alright? Is
he taking enough exercise? Is lie eat
Ing the proper kind of food? This Is
not supcriiuous question. This IL the
salutation which Elisha gave To the
Shunamnite woman. This Is the ques-
tlon which every father and mother
should lie able To answer intclligently.
The picture of every true. loving par
ent ought to he that which | saw In an
advertisement some years ago. There
In crib lay beautiful child. The
cheek was agiow. The eyes were
laughing. The lips were parted as
though he was cooling with joy. And
over him bent the sweet face OF Il low
Ing mother. while under this picture
were the words. A mothers love goes
out for tfss health ~ her child" Does
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-31
Need discipline.

Then how is II with your children
spiritually? We will suppose that you
have cared for them physically. mental
ly and morally. but have you aided
them in their spiritual lives? Have
you ever interested yourself In their
Sunday school lessonsY When the even
linz hours come have you ever taken
them upon your lap to show them the
Bible pictures? Have you ever told
them about the great sacred characters
OF the Old Testament and the New? 7
Have you tried to teach them TO love
Jesus Christ and lead them TO walk
hand In hand with their Saviour? You
know. 10y the law of pedagoglcs there
are two ways of teaching. The first ls
10 bring out or develop what Is In the
child The second way Is 10 contin-
ually have before you an Ideal child"
and then try To pattern all your chill
dren after the ideal child. In your
religious life have you continually tried
10 hold before your little ones aud your
boys and girls the ideal child? Have
you tried 10 pattern your children after
that ideal child called CHRISTI
BY the higher spiritual law could
you say what the Shunammite woman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
HOW THE Y. M. |.
WILL CELEBRATE

Following is the official program for
the Y NJ. I. celebration of Wash
ington's birthday to be held at San
Antonio hall, on Vineyard street.
Thursday evening:
Overture-"Our Own United States.
Ellis Quintet.
Introductory Remarks. BY President.
Address. BY Judge H. E. Highton.
Song-"Star Spangled Banner $500.
Mrs. A1aoai.
Recitation-. Miss A. H. Franco
Song-"Comic Song'Thos. F. McTighe
Address-"Y. M. t.. W. S. Fleming
Song-"America' ...... -. w. S. Ellis
The literary program will be follow
ed by a dance. and the affair is in
charge of the following committees:
Executive Committee. A. Morgan
P. F'itzgibbons. F. w. Weed.
Committee of Arrangements-Thos
F. McTighe, chairman; Glen K. Quinn
j. Andrade, F. w. Weed, John A.
Hughes. P. Fitzgibbons.
Reception Committee-D. F. McCor-
riston, Thos. A. Honan, Arthur p.
Watson, Gerald Hughes.
Floor Committeeman. G. Wilson
VIM. J. Gallager, John F. Cowes, Jas.
J. Hughes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
GHOST IS
HOMELESS
Tearing Down Alleged
Haunted House on
Emma Street.

The ghost at 1442 Emma street is
losing its home, the old house there be-
ing now in the wreckers hands. The
story of the past twelve months of
| this place as told by the neighbors, is
one to interest those whose ideas of
amusement are to unearth the unearth-
| ly. and track down the supernatural.
| This house has been inhabited by a
| real ghost. robed in the conventional
white draperies and with long flowing
black hair. AS a matter of sex the
shade favored the female, and she has
been the only steady tenant of the
house for some time. There have been
other tenants. chiefly Portuguese, but
their tenancy has been briefer, some of
them FORGETTING part of their rent
money rather than have their co-occu
pant disturbed.
The first public announcement of the
right of the lady in white to the house
was made about six months ago, when
a Portuguese family in sleeping attire
came down and camped on j. F. Mays
lanai in the early morning hours. They
had been introduced to the ghost and
refused to pass the rest of the night
at home.
been awakened by some noise like a
ghost and shrieked for help as they
caught sight of a tall weeping lady
bending over them. Responding to
their calls, the father ran upstairs, in
time to see the spectre gliding away.
With his family be also glided and
next day their furniture was loaded
on a transfer wagon.
When this became known former
tenants who had left in a hurry ac-
knowledged that they had seen the
ghostly visitant but hesitated in say
ing so for fear of being laughed at.
Another tenant left in hurry few
avs ago and the owner decided 70 lay
the ghost by distributing the house
around the city in the shape of sec
ond-hand lumber and kindling wood.
The house is nearly forty years old
and has served its purpose anyway.
None of the neighbors have been
bothered with anything worse than
book-agents. and smile when the ghost
problem comes up but they firmly be-
lieve in the existence of the white lady
and her raven tresses and are glad
to see the old house torn down. So |
far as known, there is no particular |
reason why any ghost should have de-
cided to haunt the place. There are |
plenty of nicer homes in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
PYTHIANS READY
FOR BIG TIME

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the knight of Pythias big
Night at Progress Hall, tomorrow
evening The three local lodges, with
an attendance of probably 400 viii con-
vene at Z o'clock. The class of eighty
candidates will then be introduced.
Three ranks or degrees are called for
by the ritual. The ceremonies will be
conducted by a team selected from,
Oahu, Mystic and Mckinley lodges
After the work there will be d banquet
This will be the biggest affair in the
history OF Pythianism in the islands.
Full reports of the Big Night at Ho-
nolulu viii be sent to the Supreme Off
GERS of the order and to a score OF
more of Pythfan journals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.


ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL
ST. ELIzABETEs CHURCH CEpscopaD-Potwine,
METHODIST CaURCH-Wadman, / a and M.
CENTRAL UNION Kincaid a Horne p.
CHRISTIAN CEIURCI-Fdwarcs. and 1880 2. m
GERMAN
1 m. m.
and
ST AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL C)-Wakki, 9
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST RC)Kihiwaena Clement
collection, Sunday p
C)--Ka lemen
collection unday schoo
-Room,1, Buildn Il
Y M c. A-Men's M
SALVATION ARhdY-10:3O m, and6a and
sEAhENs Bethe a p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
MATINEE BAND
CONCERT TODAY

The Hawaiian Band will give con-
cert this Sunday afternoon at Makee
Island (WaikikD. Following is the
program:
PART l.
"The Old Hundred
Overture-''The Road to Glory" King
Chorus Tannhauser' 49,. Wagner
Gloria Twelfth Mass -. Mozart
Selection-''T The Bohemian Girl -.
Balfe
PART H.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. AR. by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai.
Selection The Toreador (by re-
quest) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Monckton
In Switzerland Hume
Finale Silver Heels Moret
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
Programs will be distributed at the
concert.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18


Sw HIS Creates
u manufacturing
experience proved be
tal and desirable highest expert
MOTOR sgret ''' '''''''' features
Fourynd vertical water cooled; 4inch BORE stroke
Gated under bonnet Cylinders with integral heads water
jackets and exhaust specially
ceive mirror finish and against loss Crank shafts
of special
inch Three fitted
in cylinders
without detaching cylinders enclosed
between all metal gears ELIMINATING noise and reducing we Drain at botom
lof flushing
IGNITION
Jumpspark
locked box on running board mutato with hardened tool
u me 1870 4 sn sysaen ena i .p e e
o s s14aas remarkable advantage touring
Bros Float concentri
ing pound
TRANsn11ss1oN
permits
take hold gently avoiding the shocks machinery other
Speed passing
intermediate Double high with increased Direct
I Ta1T ATOM
oner
lively any pos
be in cold weather the increases to 100 pounds to the inch
fabrication without
any temperature No pressure gravity
bearings except bearings pinion bearing
in
Through
dfena housing Derenta fresh supply u
special heavy
couplings enclosed greasegh provided plug
Thus couplings constantly lubricant
No noisebedg
This avoids
design than would otherwise be possible.
to
supported the No o.
FRONT.
Yields;
fit perfectly
Vertical tube radiator Fan radiator and
Radiator CLUTCH
without possibility to fano parts
xhaust.M ut-out.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
DUST PAN.

Permanently tightly heavy canvas pre-
becoming affected by moisture and acts
CONTROL
Governor by patents
uey on "lnSon cas- gives motor an variety OF speeds all of
which the command of the driver without shifting gears moving
STEERING GEAR
design joints joints
Spark and throttle levers above steering wheel
Three Two hand brakes on driving wheel hubs Single band brake on
previous models
ing possible factor of
ACCESSIBILITY.
nh gear
Upper detachable aHordng easy
moval of all transmission shafts
SIMPLICITY.
pedal
winton
GROUND
All cylinders rings shafts
ng
This perfect fitting machinery absence
and not the waste heightened life of the working and
cylinder grinding authority
necessarily
the finished tendency
in the iron is almost 'i impossible r tn b U the b e 1 an"
hoIe spring away
with grinding, however this
against the walls the cylinder
MATERIALS.
requiredsuch frames crank
ezhaustivey
aud autographs 100000 pounds Richie
IN Wnon manufacture That shows
sequeny,
Winon
After metals
No spshOd eareles permitted Safety
Every nut Wnon
efuness exercised throughout
proof far critically careful
Side pressed STEEL reinforced
and transmission carried on drop frames No sub frame
BODY.
entrance body Dustpo
Seats six First quality, deep, upholstery.
We do not manufacture
the best tires equipment
TANKs
gallons placed of nneau
Auxiliary side
Main gasoline
Fuel supply
miles Water
FINISH
EQUIPMENT.
carried ON
SUMMARY K.
Cylinder Bore s4x in
Piston Stroke in
over all 70
Springs Front. in
Spring, Rear 45x1a4 it. lin
Wheel 81 in.
COLOR
Royal and wn Red
Running Gear-Brewter
JUNG CO., LTD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
HONOLULU IRON WORKE
COMPANY.

Machinery. Black Pipe, Gaivanisas
Pipe. Boiler Tubes, Iron and Steal. De
gfneers' Supplies.
Off1ce-Nuuanu street.
Works-Kakaako.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
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Inter Den 3a6Qoicn GurioiitGten, Die
man i'm 2pnooner 8ritiiaen W}uIeum
al Ie6en tetommt, finoet Ii6 au9 Elm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

bcltI6Ian0N mber3ieGtn6en 8eTeaI6aft
Oes DIRECTORS @iuibdlo ausgegeben
Uuroe. Yer 3ettet faltet pie folGt:
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Hlurd bon 9obenei6en; pOsr: Gr liebt
lie un0 Dirb lpegen ibrer ein9eIperrt,
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Dame BduIenlpetd.
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ron 3pei Sdbren: Die fjc6enjGbrige
3ohter oe8 DIRECTORS.
glitter 8ooo. Ser Nei0bdrt, idlefter
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

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Stiirmer.
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llnter Dem ouuh O~iiIterer 8eOunten,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

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.MorQen Ietltf mor0en -"
Sbr Bid hing an inn, ais pcrmOgc
Ell Tjl niht njeocr 81 l6Ien.
,3u, motqen." IdQte er munter, boO
cine naG Der dn0eyen ibrcr 6Gnhe an
icinc Girpen, nshiclte NOD nit Sob
renbah einen 6In0eOrud, I6penttc
ldhelno Oen 0ut uuO ging raiGsn
Gdriile5 Garon.
.Q9ie Elm 0liidlifer!"
SCRIBE Qippen Iprdden es u6r iid)
bin, aus 0iiIteren g(l1en 5udte Elm fall
te5 giht, lnO cine Inlonte 6raIens
hono Qriif bart binein in oas 3urtges
fie0erte Strduhpert, 3lpiIden Dem,
ME in elmer Qriinen 8uht, cine 8ont
itano, BON Der aus man unge1e6en bic
<eepromend0e iiber'hduen tonnte.
Damn Iton0 GTrou Sutta @erlano
IonoIom ouf upo alma 6es gpcoes mel.
ter.
II
oione mar olein al 6ouTe. Der
1ottpr nor oleih lpicoer fortoeoons
oen. rim poor aronfenbelune AZ ma
ben 2rou Wot6ilNe mar noh niht
BON ibrer Newfoundland auriidoefebrt
Sn lbr Stlhdet j.. -j.s EIdHe hin
du1' S0cetbCn EtI lQ,l, lpqS lie
INN nld)t la9en tG".i puB ne enc Don
hsnen gciporoen 1T, ne iod) 9emelner
'ulO ais olf WerbtetlcE, mo odB ne aus
St!re ban0elte, aus Eltte, flr ole er
oQtlten lpHroe!
Nter re tam nldpt 'hretbeH|, gs
" ilpr ltnlno9lld, jytetr, la9etl lplll Ne
T., 'Hreten lplIl 'le cs Inn m s esNlft
nno nlopt l0le0er 9terDer 3lIrld, DIS Ne
IS INN 9eld9t. .,..,
II 0Nenn lIe dber nlht oe(1 WNlt3 tolloe,
ts nm 81 ldJer, Damn - Damn
g1ne per}mel'elts carbohydrates
ltoBt lte ootlpotts' Ste' telBt ole
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en- einem IiibosutIhen Nrdip tpiro
nod ulltsr Mnberem Elm aus BEN Sabre
1917 Itanmenbtr 5beuter5ettei ,aufbes
lrabrt. Der ron Der bdindls In Shos