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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22
SPECIAL WARNING NOTICE.
FIRES TO CLEAR LAND - EVA
BASIN, OAHU.

Notice is hereby given that in ac.
cordance with Section of Act II of
the Session Laws of 1905, II is forbid.
den to start fires for the burning OF
brush. dry grass. etc, for period OF
six months (6) from date. unless the
written permission of the District Fire
Warden has been first obtained. for
all that portion Of the District of Eva,
Island of oahu. lying above the mauka
boundaries of the cane fields of tho
Honolulu, Oahu and Eva Sugar plan.
tations; and for that portion OF the
District Of Waianae. Island of Oahu,
lying between the Government Road
from Pearl City TO Waialua and the
ridge OF the Waianae Mountains.
The law reads such fires shall not
be started during a heavy wind or
without sufficient help present TO con.
troll the same, and the fire shall be
watched by the person setting the
same, or by competent agents OF his,
until put out" The District Fire War.
den is Mr.. W. F. Dillingham; of Homo
lulu.
RALPH S. HOSMER,
superintendent OF Forestry and
Chief Fire Warden.
Honolulu, March 10, 1906. 3335.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22
PRATT REPORTS ON
ON SANITATION

Az ths meeting OF the Board or
ieaIln yesterday AFTERNOON the follow
ing Reports were submitted by DR..
fratt:
heFeWlth Is submitted my report Tor
'he month OF January, 1905.
Durlns the month SIX complaints OF
hulsahees were investigated and all
were anated'
forty-hVe recommendations Tor no
tel' restaurant ana lodging-house IL
cehses were issued ana 34SZ persona
cah Dc iawiuiiy louged IN the build
lhss' hree recommendations held
over from previous mohths were issued
ana -ol persons can DC lawfully lodged
III the buildings twenty-five are sun
heIn over from TINS month ana three
from previous months until the places
are put III sanitary condition'
mere were % inspections Oh graves
MADE IN oahu cemetery one box was
exposed ana IN the King street Cath
VIC one CONN was buried In 1901 ol
wafer.
twenty -ohe permits 10 Keep pigs and
'our 10 keep ducks were issued.
rour trips were niade 10 Waipahu,
wv " area anu one each 10 Waimaiu'
eart S'ty, "ahiawa, EVA MIL, no
houliuii anu Walmahalo' special re-
ioI.s Vi Whieh nave Deeh maze 10 you
heleNth 10 suoihlt'eu my IePort tor
'h1 ihohth vi reoIuarS' isoo'
DuIIhs tne month thirteen COM
pIa'hts VI huIsahces were ih'estls"teu
anu we'e uoateu'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22
OAHU SUGAR COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO BoNpHoLpER5.

Pursuant to resolution passed at the
annual stockholders meeting OF this
Company notice is hereby given to all
holders OF bonds OF this Company
numbered from ] to $50 both inclusive
to present tho. same for payment TO
the Treasurer OF the Company at his
office In the Hackfeld Building. In
Honolulu, on tile LIST day OF April, A. ID.
1906; and notice Is also given that no
further interest will be pale on bonds
outstanding after said LIST day OF April
1906. as interest will cease on said
day.
w. PFOTENHAUER,
Treasurer Oahu Sugar Company, Ltd.
Dated, Honolulu, Feb. 20, 1906.
33l5-td
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22
Corporation Notices.
Notice of Payment of
BONDS
WaiaIua Agricultural Co., Ltd,

Notice Is hereby given that the Wal.
alua Agricultural Company, Limited.
has exercised its right to pay the
whole OF lis bonds issued and dated
April l, 1901. amounting to One Nil.
lion Dollars (sl ,O0OOO0.00) upon the
LIST day of April. 1906, and that said
bonds will he paid with interest TO
April l, 1906. upon presentation and
surrender thereof at the ofllce OF the
Company. upon March 81, 1906 (said
April l, 1906 being Sunday; and no.
tice Is further given that the said Wal.
alma Agricultural Company, Limited
will be in no wise chargeable with in.
teresi upon said bonds from and after
said first day OF April. 1906
w. A. BOWEN, Treasurer,
Waialua Agricultural Company. Lin.
tied.
Honolulu, T. H.. February "a. 1906.
33l6.to Mar 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
pEx, published In the Saturday BulIs-
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie.
gal notices, calls for tenders, judg.
ments, building permits and real co.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
Use per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-22
HAWAII MILL COMPANY, LIMITED.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the adjourned Annual Meeting OF
the Hawaii Mil Company, Limited.
held at the Office OF IL, Hackfeld &
Company. Limited, Honolulu, on Mon
day, March 18th, 1906, the following
officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
J. r. Hackfeld. President
Paul r. lsenberg Vice President
W. Pfotenhauer .... Treasurer
r. klamp ....,.,.,.., Secretary
~ fdneberg '...,,.,',.' Nuuitor
who also constitute the Board OF Di
rectors.
+. KLAMP,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu, March 10Th, 1906.
3337-3t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Solfs.Smfis.
S&war3er WOroer f@uea geri@tet.

Pocomofa, Wo.. IL. Stunt.
Der Weger Nsb Watfon tpurbe beute
Na9t BON elmer srrsgten @oltsmenge
ben 8eb6rben entriHen unb erf9oRen.
Watiun, Der feit einigen WOnaten
In 9ienffen bes Serrn Samuel g.
Barnes nabe 2inss Greet, someriet
@Ountp, fanb, hatte bieien bsute @a9.
mittag In m6rberii9er NbR9t anss.
9riHen unb ibm ben S9dbel einge-
f9laeen. Rurs nod 8 l1br beute
Wbenb tuurbe CT nabe benz bieiget
Babnbofs srwiIdt uno BON Der nidts
@utes abnenoen poli3ei i9lsunigf i'm
@efdngnib eingeidIoRen. Die 3unbe
bierbp1 berbreitete f3 ME Der Winb
bur3 bic Stabt, nnb balb mar cine
groBe brobenbe 8olfsmsn9e Dor ben,
@efdngniB bsriammelt, beret Slim.
mung infolge 3tpeier bon einem
S8war3en titr3li& auf ueibe 5rauen
bertibter trtmineller MngriHe cine iebr
erre9te tpar. I'm I'll ubr heuts Na9t
beriudten bic 8efdn9niBbsamtsn ibren
@efangenen mad benz BabnbOfe 3u
i9mugeeln, UNI i'm nod prinseB Nnne
in Si9srteit 3u bringen. Die Bolts.
menge fanb bies iebod aus, bemd9tiste
f9 Ses S&mar3eu nit BetpaIt uni
bur9l64erte ibn nit Rugelr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
9te Webolmtiott lit
Guatemala.
Sie Sniurgenten finb iesrei9.

Werifo, IL. Stunt. Mus Sal-
babor eingetrofenen Na9ri9ten 3ufolge
bat General $oIebo, Der Jabrer Der
Hebolutiondre I'm itoIi&en @uate.
mala, na9hem er am 8. Stunt feds
Stunoen lang bas MriiIeriefeuer Der
@sgierungstruppen ausgsbaltsn, am
9. ben &egierungstruppsn BEL einem
pl6Bli4en ansrif fdmmtIi9e @eI9ab.
ab9enommen.
Sie Ra9ri9ten aug benz n6rbliden
8uatemaIa lauten, baB bic bortiQen
Rebolutiondre Scos unb NputIa ein-
genommef1 baben; generaI 8arrinas,
Der Gtbrer Der .Norb. Mrmee" Der &e-
bOlutiandre, befinoet f9 aussnblidli9
auf benz Sfbmus bon 8ebuantepec.
tpirb isoOa borausidtIi9 In tuenisen
$agen In SaIoabor fein.
Die Na&ri&ten. bic einlaufen. Rnb
tuisosrftrsitsnb, fat bur4meg iebOa
ginfig fir bic Sa4s Der Rebolutiun.
General SolebO's Borbringen f9ein.
eth iebr fi.arei8es 9etusisn su Iein;
feline Na9t piro f%ortwdbreno Der.
ffdrtt, 3u niat seringsm SbeiIe burG
Ssierteure aus prdfoent @abrera's
&eiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
ST. 9oSe geprH9ett
Sou cine reihe Srau ibr Sienf-
maoden baben.

Siour sails. g. g., IL.
Sunt. &iefge S%enfatior srrsste IS,
als beute @a&mittas bisrielbf Srau
Woies 2aufmann. bic Srau bes Bee
fannten Wiliondrs unb Brauereibe.
ftssrs, unter Der anflnge betbaftet
tuurbe. ben $oo Der BEL ibr beI9dftigt
gstpsienen is&3,bnidbrisen agnes Dol.
nis beruriadt 81 babsn.
Sas Mdo9en ffarb Dor tpenigen Sa.
gen uno tuaro In BARITONE, ieiner
Seimatbfaot. b%egrabsn; in Der ans
r1abme, Der Bob Eel rnter unnatirli.
@en umfdnben erfOIste, Iisbsu intsrsi.
Frts perionen ben 2si9nam bes iun=
gen Wdo&ens a~usgraben unb bur4
finf Aer3te interiu9en. Der 2opf
uno Der aan3e 26rp.r bss beoauerns-
tuertbsn WGodens tuareu bebedt nit
u~n3dbliSen S9wielen unb anoerert
Nertmalen 9rauiamsr Wtbbanblun-
gen; bic unteren @lisbmaben tuarert In
8a4er eingewidelt, unb als bieie ent-
fsrnt puroen, 9etpdbrte bas bIoBgelsgts
5leii9 ben ginbrud, als OBJ es Der.
britt tudre. Dies birfte ba6er toms
men, bab Der gerfu9 asma9t morbsn
NOR, bas Wdb9en, na9bsm es Biz our
gspubtlOfisteit seprtiseIt tporosn, uise
oer3ubeleben. Srau 2aufmnnn ioll In
unStigelbarem $empernmet bur9
fOrtgeieBte unglaubli9s WiBbanbluns
gen ben Bob bss armsn Mdo9sns Der.
uria4t babsn.
Die Wegdre puroe bsuts Na9mittas
Dor einen Srieosnsri4tsr gsbra6t. Der
he benz Rreisgsri9te iberpies.
0erber6Ii9e @inbss
braut.
9apre, Wont., IL. Stunt. Sabre
uno st. aiinibOine uuroen beuts Ma9.
mittas bon einem Sturms bsimgeiu9t,
Der minoefsns 5000. 900 S9aben on.
ri4tete. @ebdube tpurbsn umgsriKen
ooer f4limm 3ugeridtet, uno cine
san3e anaabl BON psriunst ftnb bsrs
leBt. Soossfdlle finb ioweit ni9t Der.
meloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
y 2in1itee.

SthA&Sos
Der !3us un 11:3O gbenbs Der Snbianas
polls ~2osanspOrt Dipiiicn sebt mad 9eru
aaftatt 2psanspprt.
Saeue ipesieue 8ebienune mad st. @abne.
-3lse berlaien indianapolis I'M 700 rno
si:CO r1br Sormittass unb 800 unb 700
abr Nafmittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
St. 0apne IN A Stunben rnb 40 @innten.
saeuer Sus NariOn 6lpsr SerIdSt
Rarion 7:55 gorinittass unb LOO Na4s
mittass /; SerIdbt indianapolis HOO Sprs
mittass unb 800 Nadmittass; bdIt bios in
Anberipn uno MIeranbria an.
NnidIieSenbe 9inien erreiden Dayton,
Ohio, st. @apne, Suntin9ton. @abaib,
2afontaine, Sfap;ee, 9reentopn, Sartforb
Gitp, @cntpeuier, gluftOn, @tndefer,
Union Gitp, @reenpiue, D., unb Stpii9ens
ftationen.
Sra9ts unb 8afiasiersO Office - terminal
@arte3immer. SsIepbpn M IT'S.
Smpianapolis & @aitern.
aimiieS Sase fir 9idmOnb mnb allen
gunften in Obic, tpeI9e perbunben ftnb nit
eIeftrii&en 2inien, um $40 unb lilo gors
mittaas, 2:1O unb $40 gtadmittass unb
$40 Gbenbs. 9ocaIe Sase fur &i4monb
unb 3wii1enftationen ppn 800 nbr Sors
mittass an unb bann iebe Stunbe, ausses
mommen bic 2imiteb Belt, bis 900 Mbenbs
(7:OO l1br @benbs ausseIafen). Sester Sus
mad Greenfield un 11:30 i1br Gbenbs.
indianapolis & Wtartinsnile.
GrRe Rorsen. Gar UNI $40 ubr Rcrsens.
Damn pom $50 llbr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
Bis l1:3O nbr Mbenbs; aissenpmmen bic
stunbsn 8 80 unb 1890 nbr 9lbenbs.
indianapolis Goal Srattipn SO.
i3lse laufen fiinbIi9 pom indianapolis
nod gIainfieIb BON BOO 1br Toreens Bis
HOO l1br Gbenbs aussenommen Bite Sturs
ben 500 unb 1000 t1br Gbenbs.
indianapolis & Nortbwetern.
Suae Iaufem ifiinbIi& pom 500 nbr Rors
gems Bis 900 1br &benbs. Gni4lnb IN
lebanon fir Tborntcun unb Charlottesville.
Ser Bug I'M 1000 lbr @benbs fabrt bios
bis mad lebanon.
Der 3us Inn 1l:30 llbr gbenbs fdbrt bio
mad Sranffort, Nni&IuB IN lebanon fir
| Grapforbspiue berisIbe fdbrt in Der SonnH
tag Radt Bios Bis nod 2afapette.
2imiteb Siise fur Safapette fabren ab UNI
$40 mnb lilo nbr Rorsens, unS 2:l0.
$40 9admittass mnb ITO Abenbs. SIR
Charlottesville tint 1915 8ormittass unb
4:25 9a9mittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Standardization.

Nsu Dort: Bremen" bon Bremen unb
@berbours; vWoltte" nod WeapeI
unb @enua; v2aiier @ilbelm Der
@roBe" nod Bremen bia plp.
mouth unb @bsrbourg; p@arpa'
Tho" nod NeapsI. @euua uno
Sriefe: vSrabe' nod Bremen.
Bottom: canadian" bon 2iperpooI.
Gibraltar: .2Onig Mlbert" bon 0etp
Dort.
Antuerpen : ,YaberIanb" bon Sem
Dort.
Weapel: ,@iulia" bon Hetp Oorf.
Copenhagen: .Wieolai H." bon 8o'
fou.
Bremen: .@neiienau" bon Baltimore;
rRronprin3 Wtlbelm" bon Seem
Dorf pia gIpmoutb unb @ber-
bourg.
2onbon: .Winnehaba" BON Seem Yorf.
2ioerpooI: Safe @bamplain" mad
Nuebec unb WontreaI; vSoro.
nia" mad Bottom; Siberian"
bon @larsow nod ct. Sobns.
q. g., 6aIifnr unb pbilahtlpbia.
Nep Dort: y@aronia" bon 2tuerppal;
vRaiier WtIbelm H." bon Bre.
men,; Stella" bon @enua uni
HeapeI.
@enua: y@itta 81 Wtlano" nod Nsu
Dorf.
Wetu Yprf: .Osear H." bon gopen'
ba9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

NewcafIe. IL. Stunt. = Sn
Golge s&euuerbens ibrss Werbss fis.
len Rate Nap, 2ueiIs @arner, Carl
Song unb 6omsr Dimes nit ibrem
Wagen bic bobe D6f&una Der 2aabs
frabe binunter unb tuurben babst nrebr
obsr tusniger i&uer bsrlebt. Die Sr.
faKeu aweier Mutomobile, weI&e Iestere
bas G&euen bes pferbes berurfa9t
tatten, tubren rubis usiter uno TIM
mertett flo ni4t TN GerineRsn um bie
Weruuglhdtsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

4 Nimtteo.
2oganspprt C 9eru Siptfion.
Carmel, 9~iobIespiue, Gicerp, Grcabia,
NtIanta, Sipton, &ofomo, .SaIpefton,
Station, 2osansport, Riami, 8unfer Sin,
Yeru uno Glppoo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Sntermrban 3eit=S Isabelle.
J. II. &. Spitem.
Sn 8raft Sonntas, ben 20. Nai 1906.
4iae berIafen Snbianapplis.

Muncie G. Rarion Siptfipn.
2aprenee, Sortpine, genbleton, Gnbericu,
gorttopn, Runcie, NibbIetopn, MIeranbria,
Summitpiue, dartmouth, Gas Stir. Scness
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13

90 SIN. II o. Rfn.
KS O5 Sm. 2 90 Nn.
6 90 SIN. *3 05 Sim.
*7 05 SIN. 4 90 Sim.
8 90 Sm. *5 90 Sim.
*9 05 8m. Ks 05 Sim.
10 90 8m. 6 90 SIM.
I'll co 8m. *7 05 Sim.
I'll 05 @m. 8 90 Sim.
IL 90 RttaS. SO 05 Rm.
IL 80 SIM.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
8afe=Haa.

Die esfrigsn Spiele reiultirten ME
fOlgt:
u merieansM oeiatio n.
Snbianapolis, IL. Stunt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
Matrlei Mnoiiitationtn
Mnb bas SeDrribgez amenbenlelt iid uOnn Sals-
&Dltite gefaQe1 lafe1.

Srpau=G utbuFasnnus. - Galpefpn bonn 6eihno a5sefduiten. -Sier &inoer
ber6rannt. = 3wei Beronen erhnnin. - GebfmorS zines inngen
Seufteu in Stem gorf. - S6btider ltnfaa eines 9nfts
idiIers. -Splaenidwere SpnamitGrpofpn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
8ran'b m 8 E n.

IeIIe Ces QaIeHs gu! OtuHo uus. Sel'
i9isoens S9iffs ffshsn in Glammen.
Gin GROCER granb fsbt au bsfhr9ten.
9 aItimore, Is. sunni. lin
$40 ubr brannts bas Geuer auf bei'
ben Seiten bss Safens. Webr S4ifs
In Slammsn.
3.45 r. ;Jeuer ideint auf bsi'
ben Ssitsn unter 3ontrole 3u fsin.
gerluf Elm Big spei MiIionen Dollars.
@rtrunfen.
@ureta, gaIif, IL. Stunt. Mls
bas eroBe @aiolinboot .gorintbins",
oas BON gurefa nod San Jraneisco
untertue9s mar. beute bic Sumbolot-
Bal treIate, iuurbe es bon elmer Stur3s
tpe1e estrofsn unb aeri9mettert. I'm.
bretp @urrep, Elm STUDENT Der unibers
ftdt BON @alifornien, unb Ole @arI-
ion. Elm WatrOie. %ertranfen, pdbrenb
bie tibri9en aebn SnfaHsn bss 8ootes
fd tbsilpsiie bur9 S9pimmstt rstte.
ten Ooer bur8 &ettunssboote gum ufsr
gebra6t purbsn.
Sunger Seut9er begebIt
Sefbf + m o b.
Rem Oorf, IL. SUM. Gin iun-
ger Wann. Der au9sni9sinli9 elmer
angeisbsnsn Bsrlinsr SamiIie .nt=
ffammt, srif seftsrn i'm SoteI @Olano.
an Der SO. Str, tpo er am 0admittag
3upor absefisssn mar unb F9 aIs g.
Q. @runo, Berlin. in's 5rembsnbu9
einsstragsn bate, CUR @iftfaias unb
ma8te ieinem Saiein mittslf 2arbol
Elm @noe. Ob Der srffs % Sabre alte
Reni9 aus @er3peifune baribsr in
ben Bob gesansen TIT, baB er ri9t nit
Der erbOften S&nsaisfeit bas Slid I'm
neuen 2anoe gefunoen bat, ober Oh e
au9 In oiefem Gals beibt: .9sr9es la
femme, ID sorldufi9 nod ni9t bsfinis
tip fefgefeat morben. @runb beibt
benz intsr ieinen gfetten porssfunoe.
men Sauf9ein 3ufoIgs 5riebri9 Ile.
gambler 9einri@ @runb unb tpurbe am
Is. Sftober 1884 geboren. Or mar
erft Dor elmer Wo9e auf Der vMmerita"
in Nsw gOrt sinsstrOffen. Sn sinem
fur3en Nbi9iebsbrisfe an feline gltern
ipri9t Der Misunderstanding bon furdt.
barem Mibgef9id, bas Ct tudbrsrb iei.
mes 10 tursen 9~ufentbaItes i'm sslobtsn
2anbe gebabt babe.
Setaunter Seutf9er
ge orben.
pbilabeIpbia, pa.. IL. SUM-.
6err Sobn Roebmr, Der betannte 8rau-
herr. III pl6blid aus benz 2ebel abbe.
rufen porben. Die Na@ri9t feines
Sooes tam I'm 10 u~nertparteter, als
9err &oebm nod Dor tpenigen 9asen
Der 6o&3eit ieinsr So9ter ani&einenb
i'm befen Woblfein beigsuobnt bate.
6err Roebm mar I'm Sanuar 1848 In
germsrsbeim. Rbeinpfals, seboren unb
fam i'm Sabre 1866 nod philadelphia,
NO er 3usrf i'm Wirtbsaei9dfte tbdtig
NOR, uub TN Sabre 1887 cine Brausrsi
sr6fnete. bic er bur& SlsiB unb gner.
gie su GROCER glitbe bra9ts. ct NOR
elmer Der @rinber bes 8aperif4en
goltsfef : 8ereins unb labm an aIsn
beuii&en unternsbmuneen reeen I'm.
ttsil.
Is OIgenf d mere . pnami t.
@rpIoffon.
&oannte, 3d., IL. Stunt. -
Bel elmer pOrseitisen grpIoFon bon
Sprengftof BET ben @onfruttionsar'
bsitsu Der $ibeuatsr @ifenbabn tpur.
ben bsute abenO elf rumdnii&e. arbet.
ter in bic 2uft sebIafen. 3nref tpareu
fofort tobt. atuei @sitere ftarbea fur;
nod ibrer Nnfunft I'm Sufpitale, uni
bic ltsbrtsen fino t0btIi9 psrlsbt.
0ter 2tnber bebrannt
Ottawa q, Ont. IL. Stunt. Sr
benz "a Weileu uefli9 bon bier geIe'
senen aiIalOe fnb beute abenb Be
einem Gsuer. bas bas Saiis bon Dan
Dtdfon 3erff6rte, be6en bier S6bns tn
> alter bon IL. 8. s. unb 2 Sabren II
} ben Namnen u%mQetommen. Die g[
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-13
8 rtrun n.

8ansor r, We., IL. SUM. Bier
iunge S6hler Der y8remsr" Soaf9ule
srtrunten bsute 1a9mittas 10 Wsilsn
BON bier infoIss ~1lmtippsns ibres
8optes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-17
NeUs and Comment from Book-Lan
By w. F. KIRKWOOD

which is the backbone Of periodical
circulation; biography, review, phil
.osophy, science, art, poetry, wit, humor,
pathos, satire, the weird, the mystical
everything that can be classified and
everything that cannot be classified
paragraph, little bit, saying, an edi.
torlal, Joke, maxim, an eplgram. =
No restrictions of any kind that come
within the scope Of good journalism,
says Mr.. Munsey, shall limit The Scrap
Book. An average of 200 pages each
month in close but clear type is to be
given to the magazine s readers.
The first issue, it is interesting to
record, begins with a synopsis of James
J: Hills recent address at the dinner
given in honor Of Mr.. Hill in st. Paul.
This is the leader under a department.
headed "The Latest Viewpoints of Men
Worth While,' which shows that cur
rent thought and events are to have a
place in the new magazine. Such
thoughts and events will also be COW
cred in measure by special articles
prepared for The Scrap Book.
OF fiction the new magazine begins
at once with four serial stories, three
of them new and the fourth by Alexan-
der Dumas. There are also several short
stories by old and by modern writer's
In dealing with theatrical matters the
beginnings of several stage careers are
written up, and sidelights from stage
land are given. Poetry has large place
and most of it is poetry that has won
title to repetition thru age, yet is ever
new and refreshing. There is much
biographical matter about men in the
public eye now and formerly and a
great deal of most readable miscellany
| 1t would be a strange taste that il
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THE READERS QUESTION BOX

S. N. G-"Hoyle's Games" published
by Dick & Fitzgerald. Is Ann street. New
York city, will probably give you the in
formation you seek In regard to the game
Of checkers
j. E. H, LIE Roy. Minn.-varyins views
are taken of the meaning Of Poe's THE
Raven" Edwin Markham. in IN introduce
ton to the works Of Poe, published by the
Funk & Wagnalls company, speaks of the
poem as 1.-The final threnody in memory
of his lost Lenore,'' Lenore being the
namo chosen, for the purpose of the
poem, for departed friend. The same
writer calls the poem a requiem of inn
perial affliction." Poe himself, in speak
ing Of the poem, refers to the idea of ~
lover lamenting his deceased mistress"
Alfred H. Welsh. in his DEVELOPMENT OF
English Literature" says: THE poet,
or speaker, is represented as losing his
early love, Lenore Gnnocence), and as
visited by a raven (remorse)." It seems
a natural Interpretation to say that he
sought to convey POLITICALLY a sense OF
utterly hopeless loss, the raven symbolic
ing black despair. =
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tionalist writing for The National Review
says that home rule for Ireland, so far
from connecting the domination of Rome,
means in sooth the downfall of Rome In
Ireland. He adds:
All the conditions for revolt from Rome are
present today in ireland. Their activity In
suppressed or diverted by the necessity of pre-
senting a. united front to common enemy,
England. Once let ireland be free to go her
own way, and the pent-up energies will In
stantly exert themselves against ecclesiastical
domination. On the new Irish flag the triple
tiara and cross-keys VIII certainly not be found
quartered. And the bells which celebrate the re-
opening of the old house in College Green wifi
also toll the kneu Of the supremacy Of Rome In
Ireland.
Other articles Of special interest In the
same number of the magazine are 1.-THE
German Emperor's Crusade Against the
Entente Cordiale," 'The Labor Party, It's
Aims and Policy" Army Reform-Eng-
lands Lesson from France"
A Land Without ReIieIon.-It may bs
news to the American public that there
Is a large and populous country which Is
without religion. Even the tribes Of
Africa, have some form of general re-
ligion, but Eleanor Franklin, the stan
correspondent Of LesIle's Weekly In The
orient, tells, In the current issue. of
Korea, where the evidences Of Buddhism
only are seen as relics of religious past,
Superstition now rules and worship is a
thing unknown. This field is the most re-.
markable one in the world for Christian
missions. Strange pictures accompany the
article. !
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An Object Lesson.

Colonel W. H. Moore, president Of the
National Good Roads association, Is to
open an office in Cleveland this spring.
He states that within a year work will
be begun by the National Good Roads
association on great highway extend
ing across the state Of Ohio, from the
Pennsylvania to the Indiana line. He
claims that, like the Appian way, it
will be built to last for all time to
come.
The road, which will be the first to be
built across state under the auspices
of one organization since the old fed
eral roads, will be the equal Of any road
in the United States and will cost ST.
100000. Of this amount Colonel
Moore says $4,000 has already been
put up by certain interests that he will
not now reveal. and the remainder will
be secured from the counties thru which
it will pass. A road like this will be
a public educator, but the public, hold
ing in mind that mile in 20 4-5 seconds
will look both ways before crossing it
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\ HE SIMPLICITY OF HENRY
JAMES.-Maior John G.. HEMP

JAMES.-MaJor John 9. Hemp
hill gently chides us, In the
Charleston News and Courier, for print
ing in the North American Review Mr..
Henry James philosophical observa-
tions upon American customs and APP
pearances, says Harper's Weekly. He
regards them as too Overwhelmingly
shall we say bewilderingly7 yesl--too
Overwhelmingly intricate for the average
understanding, and quotes as an ex-
ample the following graphic picture of
the interior of New York clubhouse:
This diffuse Vagueness of separation
between apartments, between hall and
room, between one room and another, be-
tween the one you are in and the one
you are not in, between place of passage
and place Of privacy Is a provocation to
despair which the public institution
shares impartially with the Luxurious
home To the spirit attuned to differ
ent practice these dispositions can only
appear a strange perversity, an extrava-
CANT alteration of taste; but may here
touch on them scarce further than to
mark their value for the chara cterization
of manners.
"What in the world,'' asks Major
Hemphill, "does this mean?'' Fie upon
him! He knows quite well what it
| means. So do we. So does everybody.
1T is as simple as a b c-tOo simple, in
| point of fact. Furtive complexity is
! what we expect from the master. Take
| this, for example: sss
The interesting point, in this connec-
ton, Is moreover that this particular
| effect in the scale of things is the only
effect that, thruout the land, is not
directly adverse to joy. Extent and re-