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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
MORE QUAkES
ARE PREDICTED
Region Between San Francisco
and Chile Probably Next
to Suffer.
PRESSURE there GREAT
Rockies and haaes Are New Noun,
tain DANCES, and Process OF Ad-
iussrnent Is eoine On. Ac-
cordine 10 Expert.


N'Stlii7'"h' -. g., Aug. Tile
backbone OF the ...morican continent
has ns"e,frs,tie ,c..,.4f,~
v.4,..,
"i'''p ''"Ye9' 'ilri stoiosist 81 the
geological survey aal our Of IN.
v,o,li.s .y,,.
i"''l
was t"e way i}r. llayes put il. as lie
laugniaglv summarized aY av,n,,.5,,
90 ''i't''iiV b!lstS ANA moved the re
laiiOn of thu hate SAN lr,aneiscn to 1ha
,...,., ,u...
'S '"'t"'Nr horror.
pr. !.aycs' explanation of what has
hannanad T., 4b. i..,
iilafkip!e seismic activity is. Ny infer
'll,v. ALSO q prediction OF more roublcs
III future. Indeed. Ir. Hayes went fur
lher than merely to show the POSSIBLE
ny of further Disturbances; he ugges
ed the probability of them, and where
'hey would be most likely to AXE
place.
If DR.. Hayes reasoning is good. the
period of extreme seismic activity may
be regarded as most likely to bring
next outbreaks in that region of the
American continental backbone no, vel
affected: that IS. along maj section of
the Pacific coast mountains etween
Chile and California. peru I,c,adnr
and Mexico would Inv mis- ,snnin,
be mex, i'm limo for trouhias
Nav Mo... u,--Iy
Mountains OhaoJusted'
o,,r i, naTa aio u OF what is inis''k-
,nn cnntinon, - M d -
i'm mo w,orla ax,Iaina5 ~ ~,
..Tbnt is wv Nav h h ~
,snrasa,, ~ -
, = ,in,n !" y 'l'otc icvc',u Seo'osi.
N'A sA'-' ''H'i wv LIN HIIiisitIiitIiS, Ntt
n,na ~ biah ~. - npp'id' IN Me.'
haas -. 10" q. =" iSo.NleS, ihSf hnNe
80 80 .oM, ~ cioHioii '"i VIM"
arn, ~ I.uini ioates' you can IN
~ NV ions a PROCESS IL ""ui, DE-
lhe'e are no volcanoes among 'helh;
Noio''iic "ceiNitS Is always IN the re-
siois HheIc 'he newer mountains are.
Earthquakes are 'aust' IN TWO very
:iiiettnl Ways. One is by volcano ac-
.iVl'y' the olher IS by the Shipping OF
ne o',r'h crust aiohS Il iaulI me re-
"uJustel IL 10 'he new d~lstrlputlon OF
PteSsures. me volcanic earthquake IS
caused Nv operation OF forces lying
,iuoh nearer 'ic surface. ahc therefore
is more locai III lls effects. III Is as IT
:ou ~" uoWn INTO the earth one LOOT
anu 'ntIN NNPiune Il pound OF dEha-
ini'e. II W"uiG make a disturbance
N'lius ! sH5'iI arUi' 20 10 a deptn
oi ~ i''l dno 'NPio"e lou ppuhas. ana
~ Mo'iu SNt - Sirit'l ~S'ufoahce'
'"N,lins u VICE. area, me eafth-
IuHh' ~ iioH' NiaSSpitdN SiT'' comes
i'oin "e,i,ei so''',I 'ausos 'hal Nol,
'.,Hi' "''iNitH. ne 1alHofhla ana
! an iu,hoS az n'' N"icAil''
orah'te Flows Fifteen Miles Down.
"The oarth's crust is thinner along
,ne !lnc or these new mountain sys-
: ~ itN.s"'' ~ .hc i.lilieisc
y - Nie'' 'i'' ,ne
,,nh, ti, ~ rf,nnn n N.Y., . u'ptn
~, - ,. II. ] zen Nouii
- ~ w " II ""u.. NOV NM .a'.
~ ~ ~ II
~, ~ or,s ''7 - "ujua.nie, "
.,r, M.'H.n' 'h'ie
r5,,l,,n nn No om+r , =, AN
.hns 70 ri,s' ,,"I nh, "is
,n", /" a.", NV ~ ncs. AZ
SaIf ~ ,hn VOW nn,d;,inrs ,hau9ei
r., L. u.h .nv,' - d
NV esr ~ ~ T. T.. ii.o, . ~ -"
- i""t' ~ - - iusioM ="
~ ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
r MADE SANE
CRAZY HARRY A
Case Of Whites Slayer-Wife
as Chief Witness.

New York. Aug. 2i.-A decision was
reached today. by attorneys for Harry
X. Thaw that Thaw's defense To the
charge of killing stanford White will
be the plea of emotional insanity. This
will include as Il part of the defense the
declaration that Thaw's insanity exist
ed only until after White WAS killed
and that Thaw is nov sane again and
has been since the killing.
The decision To make this plea was
reached after the reports OF two alien
lists who visited Thaw in the Tombs
yesterday had been communicated to
Thaw's counsel.
1t was decided also today that Mrs.
Harry X. Thaw will be- the chief wit.
ness for the defense.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
SEES POlSON'S WORK
IN OWN n%.EFLECTICN
Suicidc takes Carhoiic Acid and The
Watches Own Asonized Features
in Mirror.

s.. Louis. Aug. 22-Surroundcd by IFS
wife and two s,na! children. otto Radoek
stood in frcn; of i mirror .ind wa;chcI
Tie pal.er suf:aoun, his face and tho
.goniZ.,! coatf4cticrs of his muscles un-
III he trcppol t. me fioor dead from
the effectS of g .rbo.ic acid he drank ils.
night win sui idal intent. He denied 10
is Wiz ;lat he had taken poison ara
slic stood 10y his s.1a too frightened 10.
i-ove uni.. after her hus3a.G.wn Was dead.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
BUYS 100
One OF the Largest Orders Now Being
Filled fer c.. e. and G.

Chicago. Aug. -4.-one Of the larg-
est orders for locomotives ever givcr
by any railroad IS now being delivered
to the Chicago and Burlington rail-
road by eastern builders.
one hundred and thirty engines.
which. If coupled together. would make
a train one ana one-fifth miles long,
Is the present entire consignment.
OF this numbe thirty are passenger
locomotives and 100 freight.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
Y RECEPTION
TICKETS ISSUED
About Five Hundred Seats Arc Re.
served for State DeIeeations-Tam-
many's Not Reserved.

New York. Aug. 2i-Tickets to the
reception of William j. Bryan In Mad
ison Square Garden on August 80. as
allotted To the various state dclega-
tions, We're issued by the receptions.
committee yesterday These tickets
are for reserved seats and number
about 1900.
Tammany hail viii receive 900
tickets Of admission to the garden. but
which do not entltle The holders to re-
served seats.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
PROGRESSIVE CHINA.
Empress Dowaser Is SAID to Have
Plans to Give Empire =
Constitution.

Pekin, Aug. ai-The dowase- en-
press Il China plans to Summon a
conf renee Of high c:lici9l.. i%ntludiny
several v%iceio.s. 10 disouss tie .lon-
tion O. Il constitution.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
RED CROSS TO AID.
Funds for Chilean Sufferers May Be
Sent to Headouarters

Washington. Aug. 23.-Funds for the
relief of the Chilean earthquake suf-
ierers may be sent to Charles Hallam
Keep, national treasurer of the Amer
ican Red Cross. Washington. -. G.. for
distribution through the American din
loinatic and consular representative in
Gbfl.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
EDUCATOR DIES

Chicago. AUG. >: Albert G. Lana.
one II the most widely known cdr
Gators III the west died az his home t.
Hay of nervous pToatration.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
2,4OO REPORTED
DEAD FROM QUAKE
Another TrembIer on Monday
Spreads Further Panic
at Valparaiso.
WHOLE TOWN DESTROYED
Tales Of tne Great Disturbances Of the
Earthquake and Fire in Sooth
America Are Con
iirmed.

NNlSFiCa are Co0-
firnea.
--
Ntlpar iso -Aug . ghe lrea,est
damage rN as. .srfhtn-k, ...,,.s j.,
tta n,oyf'4.s. III ,. .I,.,
~
~ Niii't suffered
~, i,'l,., i..'i : f2rie ".tNe
49, 49, e'' "HN llNticHe ANA
WHY 'ee N'el9 ny, '.gs' limos setahy
~. Nl''' te' 'l"i '}'t GUAR
~ run
.sfiae IN " =. nm, nan yi'ei'e g'N'itY are
ma ~ A., ~ 'i"tnoil-
aim ot 49,. .,.No ,rN'i, "N'r me
49, ~ N.f'r 'iNi Pi"N iSloiS
were not DESTROYED. Slj~ht S~,nsts a,e
continuing. The people Na.c moi vel
'eturned to their homes. but are sleep
ing on the surrounding hills ana in
tAe streets and squares. The fires haN.
al been eNtinsuisilcd. More than 100
men taken in thc act of committing
fohbery have been shot.
Itlere Is no time To count tho dead.
The needs OF 100000 homeless people,
etmped in the hHls and helpless under
beating ruins, hungry and without food
" shelter, are too pressing To care for
chose who are past the need of food
and whose only shelter must be the
grave.
Estimates of the number of dead
vary. some police officials say it Will
each 1000. Others place the number
At 1000. In the municipal prison alone
there are 30 bodies. In the morgue
there are fifty In n church sixty
'nore have been counted. isu, no sys-
~ieinatic search for the dead has AS vet
been made.
Newspapers Predicted Disas+er
II is nossihla nov So Ioal. $500,
ruins and t,ln an a..nYn ~, ~
lation wrn,,ah, ~, ,,t., - ~ ~
Ii is =, stranso az, iu.n - mr.
:l,nost vim ~ 49,, 'r' t"',iil.il,ca on
nroynostir.t.d ,ha 1f"Ir' >
'rb,Srsdnr n,},, N''n9'iVini h,St
iHuisuas' "lliS a lew hours before the
rVom ie., 'o'"' astronomers based
i ,,.,ta n.y. "i !, INTRUSION ol
nro a., - r|i,i IN IN moon. :,
u nis s'i"'h came IN me ihlist OF
m. ~ s'',no i'IlS''I'. d. ':'o "Clock
, lt,nt 80" n 'eaiiis' - ieW MINUTES i"'el
'icle was Il rs'"i'u Siloch. Utmost equal
IN Violence. Inc second shock comp.et-
V' lhe work OF destruction
~ 'hoSe rev aWiul moments the
I',"ple "eSsi'"i 'heir houses ana the
Woe Popui'toh iied hrouSh streets
ntieaos en"hfn win the debris OF col
Using nNi!dthss
The rain was falling in torrents. The
vieNtllc iishts mao neen eNtlnsuished
WIN the liist snock. me gas llsntS IN
me streets, III the shops and in the
hpuses were "Gl. The night WAS of
inky b~iaekness.
cess, through streets chokcd Win de-
hris aud tangled fallen Wires. more
than 100000 terrorized. panic stricken.
screaming, maddened persons Ned,
seeking IN vain for shelter from the
storm and for safety from %collapsii &
houses.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
BRITISH LAwmAXrR CONES.

New York. -iGg DIT NJ. iiealy,
neinbe. q tie iii,sh parliament, ar
.lyed here tvIay.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
OHIO DEMOCRATS FOR BRYAN.

Columbus, O., Aug. 2l.-Samuel
y. i~ioskins. of Auslaize county.
was nominated for secretary Of
state.
Charles w. !Iaunert was nominated
for STATE school Commissioner.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
ENDORSE BRYAN.
aut Illinois Democrats Refuse to Grant
His Request to Turn Gown

Rccer Sullivan
roo 49,
= '" iH' Aus. -+.-HN Il Vote or
LUIS 10 go TIE Democratic convention
Yesterday placed upon The ,abl. tne re-
quest nl William, p,,.,, f., mn u.s.
;~,.., -
- '7Aiii''H lt"t" '+e
"''tf ava committee. Despite the TACT
ihui Mr.. !'g.a an tad declared that he
dii not wish 10 bo indorsed unless
SULLIVAN was repuGiated. tle convene
tun declared ham Ia ne the one and
only man capable of leading me dom
"cldtic party To victory in lanN.
Tne endorsement of Bryan and NE
i"hllnG af Tie motion calling Tor the
resignation u Mr.. sullivan came at the
close pi a most exciting session Of the
convention, in which there were soy
elal iishts ana tNrouenout which con-
lnS'oM r"lsned supreme. The conmil
'Se pi f"rptutlnhs %i"cNned To- report "A
l,'dnN 'NlihS -? me resignation II
'7"'liNth' ana lhe dehatc f"lioW"t on
! ii''''!i ll'tde IN thr ~c"nNcnllpN NA
'u"7v ',"eA NnlAis"n- "f Ja'NspA-
'i''e' canning i"r >WlilNahs e~SiSA@ii"n.
Was al White ieat.
II had boon agreed that each side
should have i~nru-iioc minutes in
which to present It's side Of TIE case.
and Judge ThomDson was the tirSt a1-
vocato Of the cause If Mi. BRYAN. He
allowed his feelings To carry him
EoiiltA i+sil 20 an extreme ANA aroused
the hostility of S~uilivan's friends by
the unsparins manner in which he
GWclt upon The last democratic CON
Vention at Springfield. He strobe M
and down the Platform. his face white
Win wrath and his form shaking With
the intensity Of his feeling. His oauStlc
CRITICISMS finally lost him ,hc ear If
tn" convention M he might never
have been able to conclude his speech
II sullivan had not personally request
ed quiet.
SULLIVAN, who followed Thompson
and who was the inst speaker IN his
own behalf, declared that the ear of
Air. i'iHail mao peeil poisoned AGAINST
,;nm w.. ,nan, 49, 49,
,nias ~ ~
mr. cL .....
: ~
,'rea, .eell'lg WAS aisplaSea on noth
Sizes turing 'ne "ep"'e' ana AT times
Ter WAS ihdulseo III pN various speak
~
me eMa eaiiie on a motion made by
~ onsressiiah Neri' OF f'elleVllle.
,ha, me request lor me resignation OF
SulllNah ne laia on 'he abe.
Feeling during the roll caIl ON this
Ps"loSl'lo' ran very hlsn. ne votes
VI sestlal toui!.les Weir cilaiiensed ana
one ueies".e IRON arfen county te-
ViaIeu 'N'' we Note from 'he county
ma" pee' uellh1I".elA S"fpied. when
an ,leSe uiiicuities iad neeh StriiSht-
ehed out me Vote was declared to be
as SlN,il ap"Ne.
ahaiaa'gS ,or s'a'e o.lceS were nom
iIilNtet - i'AioNS
ski. Of c hi r'0''0W-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

report of the fearful destruction and
incalculablc loss Of life at Valparaiso.
At 'oliila. l}atueo. Polipico and Tilti;.
raalH"ad stations. stores and dwellings,
nave gu been destroyed. The president
OF 1Nhr has ordered the immediate
,oAstalei"l Of provisional buildings of
Wood ANA Ia1c. IN otd,r To house tho
N"nieltSs- Military engineers are now
iei" ring TN railroad and telegraph
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

Its bad wreck that doesn't come in
handy for the tugs and owners of tow
ing power.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

labor more aggravatingly acute and
extending to lines generally favored
with steady supply of help, as, for
instance, the coke and iron and steel
producing industries In fact, more
coke could be produced in the Connells-
vile region We're it not for the lack Of
labor, and efforts to augment working
forces at the ovens have proved we'll
nigh fruitless. Fall River textile wills
could do better if labor was more album
dant; but in this case migration to
other fields have affected the situation
at the industrial center named. Up in
the lake copper-mining region of Michi-
gan similar difficulties are being expe-
rienced. Why particularize-eXtend
mention of specific instances only bur
dens the record. The fact is there is
a shortage Of help-a great shortage
Indeed, it matters not what point of
the compass one looks to, the tale is
almost identical, and present indica-
lions offer no good basis for expecting
relief until the late autumn or early
winter when, for obvious reasons, a
gOodly quantity of outdoor help will
have been liberated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01
SDr. Bishops
! Theory

scientific investigation The OF Dr. Bishops contribution
the subject has been recognized the scientific world by naming
certain OF the phenomena involved Bishops Rings.
The Monthly Weather Review for April which published by the
United States Weather Bureau has interesting article the sub
contributed by Prof Cleveland Able the editor the Review
" reference to the origin OF the ocaId volcanic dust from,
Krakatoa Peee it should be remarked that it would require
systematic mechanical grinding make mpapae
ower SO uniformly fine as to be able to produce beautiful M coors
length difacton me
plausible such fine existed resulted the
evaporation of the drops of water and condensed steam elected bv the
volcano Such undoubtedly have been elected and
have held in solution large percentage Of the soluble solids
rocsal quartz dspar ETC. The water of these cloud particles
would disappear the upper evaporation solid
contents would be left floating mpapabe powder of PARTICLES
whose size could be determined by optical methods.
On the other hand is also important
unlikely that the famous red of 1884 simple
reflection dust fragments or to raon between
crystals To me most likely that another optical process
involved and that these sunsets were produced essentially by
sunlight by the atmospheric dense layer which
the rays to transmitted and M the racion Of
Of water minute particles of dust The dacton effect thus pro-
depends the spheres PARTICLES and this de-
termne the and duration OF the glow any place
as well the limits OF its geographical distribution The red tint
produced by absorpons particles of dust could not
produce these beautiful dacton pheAomena they great
uniformity in their and distribution 1t likely that both
the coored the sky coors successive aergows
also the Bhops ring of deg deg radius,
same minute vapor particles or socaed Vapor dust and that
eral dust played only minor part in their production.
Whether the particles dust vapor
results their dimensions by a computation the dac
ton formula first by Fraunhoer according which particles
that have average diameter paris oooo45 Eng
sh inch OOO368 mmeer would fairly explain
set phenomena observed by from August November 1885,
Washington particles whose average diameter Paris inch
oOOo95 English inch oOo24I mmeer explain ph
nomena of Bishops ring observed by
The fact that the red phenomena wears
longer last observation being February 1887
frequently visible all over the globe pink spot
sunset in mdocean well in the continent and that
the spot phenomenon increases the probability
uey are due to moisture rather than to mineral dust
An aerglow of beautiful pink tint frequently observed by
myself in tropical regions during the cruise Of the Pensacola
per- 1899 to May 1890 on the United States scientific expedition
the west coast of Africa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

The krakatoa dust theory for
mulated by DR.. Serene E. Bishop
of Honolulu, to account for the
wonderful foreglows and after
glows following the terrible erup-
ton of Krakatoa, is till the subject
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

viii the Governor vote for w. o
Smith for senator?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01
Scarcity
Of Labor

many lines OF endeaVOr that It
seems almost superuous again refer it. 1t
many months past that feels mpeled merely
as an item OF news and let that Indeed with the opening
the outdoor of activity combined demands from the
ropgrowngv regions for hayesters
Tor railway construction work. marked absorption the supply
willing hands looked for this being in the nature Of an
annual Midsummer however finds the paciy of floating
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

Sivor Serumgard and b. f. Brynjolf-
son are prominent politicians of South
Dakota, proving that the scandinavian
citizen of the Northwest knows more
than mere farming.
The Missouri RI, er threatens to shift
a portion of South Dakota into Nebras-
ka. The South Dakotans object. They
think they have the better climate.
Mr.. Crocker has been speaking about
"unearned wealth" Possibly he thinks
that he earned his.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01
Corner Hotel and Alakea SITS

Don't get so excited about polite
that you forget to register.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01
! Republican
| Primaries Today

the County government have for the
period
In many parts the Territory efforts being made
OF direction delegates conventions by direct vote OF the
party electors While is likely that anything effective vii
be achieved this direction this time the effort both good one
and hopeful shows spirit of interest in the subject ind
recognition of the need of the people themselves looking after
such things and leaving them self constituted and machines
Is movement in the right direction,
Some OF the experience already acquired points that
idy of rules will accomplish the desired ends Machines and
bosses don't much about rules They in the
politics and profit by winning and whether the rules
their liking they going play the game and will study
make the best OF the rules And there is something the old
adage that it poor rule that won't work both ways may be
Ceped that the bosses and the machines will the rules their way
if it is possible.
Nevertheless while still remains true that the price OF good
eternal vigilance and activity the the honest
snterested citizen part of the vigilance well expended devils
ing give the individual chance express his
and make them el and what being done along the line making
the primaries afford opportunity for real expression of opinion
effort in the right direction
Let every Republican the primaries today do M
part secure good government
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

1-2 of $1,000 or $S5OO-Modern 11r, resi-
ience, 4 yrs old, servant house, wash
house, stables, lot 17Ox210, ornamental
and fruit trees, healthy locality near
to buy an elegant home at half cost.
Land $4,000, Buildings $4,000.
Waity Building. "A S. King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

Bryan is getting to be such society
chap. The cable says that since he
has been in Connecticut he has held
two receptions and has only made four
speeches. In the good old days it
would have been forty speeches and re-
ceptions left at the post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

Hawaii does not seem to be the
only place where there is a scar
city of labor. According to the
periodicals of the mainland scar
city of labor has become such a
common place characteristics in so
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

This is the day when the Re
publican party primaries through
out the Territory are held. On the
results achieved in these depends
in large measure the character OF
Legislature and legislation we are
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

The cable says that Bengal is suffer-
ing from floods, poor harvest, and
famine, The cup of her sorrows can
hardly be called full until she has a
political campaign along with her other
miseries.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

The masters of the Nebraskan and
the Hilonian had better look out or
they win have their licenses taken
away from them. They reached Ho-
nolulu without hitting a rock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

Evidently the BARRIERS Point light
ought to be put on Makapuu Point. If
it had been there the Manchuria would
not have been wrecked and if it hadn't
been where it is probably the Sheridan
wouldn't have been.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01
p. E. r. STRAUCH
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

$15OO-Best known Boarding and
Rooming House in the City. over A
rooms. Always full. Gold mine. own
ers want to retire.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-01

The Kamaaina Portuguese have just
twenty-seven days in which to become
American citizens, before running up
against the new citizenship law.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-09-09
FlNEsT eANK NoTE PAPER.
Where the Material For Our Greer
hacks Is Made

The national dag flies over the gov
e-nmcnt miN.1 owned by the Crane
.amily at pqlton. Mass. because ail
t-e paper for the United States ereel-
ks is made there. 1t IS one of q
up Of mills in which the Cranes
la.e made paper for more than ecu
tr. The founder was Zenas Crane.
Before he could get the first mill start
g lie had to have a large quantity of
ra-. But rags were scarcer in those
days than now. The Italian had NOT
then arrived. the junk shop was un-
known. and. although the rag buyer
passed through the streets of Boston
once week. he had not yet appeared
In the western part of the state This
resulted i'm am appeal to the people,
based on high economic and patriotic
grounds. Handbills appeared with the
headlines in large type: Americans,
encourage your own manufactures,
ana they will improve! Ladies, save
your raSsT
They were carried TO all the homes
and shops in Berkshire and adjoining
counties urging every woman who
has the good OF her country and the
interests OF her family at heart TO
save her rags ana send them to the
new factory or TO the nearest store
keeper and a generous price will he
paid" When the mill was ready the
rags were there IN abundance, and op-
erations at once commenced The
working force consisted of four men,
two girls and a small boy with Zenas
Crane as superintendent and chief pro
pfietor The paper was made In hand
melds and The output was 100 pounds
day To-day The output is many
@ans of the finest bank note paper
Worlds Work.