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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-13
ROK XIX.


daj W nocy jakis RADIUS, kt6ry VI
docznie wiedziai, re ma ona ukry-
ia W mieszkaniu sumo $500. Clio
wick 6w wdarl sic do pomieszka-
MIA staruszki i przerazona pytal 0
pieniadze, a gdy mu skrytki swej
wskazac ,pie chciaia, bill ja kale-
czyi bez litosci, az nieszczesliws,
kobieta straci}a przytomnose. Ne
stepnie lotr przewr6cii i przeszu-
ka} Gala izdebke starej; poprze-
wracaf wszystkie sprzety zruJno
wal W poszukiwaniach caiy pokoj,
az widocznie znalazlszy pieniadze,
uszedl ME zaskoczony-niewstrzy-
many przez nikogo. Zbrodniarzex
jest przypuszczalnie niejaki Frank
Zarlihski, kt6rego nazwisko staru-
ska wymieniia, kt6rego dotych-
czas odszukac ME zdolano. Syn Ia
mordowanej podobno INA dobrze
zbrodniarza, kt6ry mia} bye towa-
szyszem jego zabawy cd lat chfo
piecych. Policya zarzadziia ener-
giczny poscig "a Zarlihskim. Prze
sfuchano tel j zrazu aresztowaloo
syna Bartodziejowej, ale p6zniej
wypuszczono 60 ma wolnosc.
OSTROzNIE z "LODAMI.
Ma zachodniej stronie miast Il
zednicy miejscy kontrolowali
wczoraj rome loka1e, W kt6rycl
sprzedaja lody (ice cream) j inne
tym podobne specyafy. Rezultat'
tel kontroli ME weso}e. Okaza!o
sic, ze W najwiekszej liczbie
"wzor6w" owych lod6w analiza
chemiczna wykaza}a mniej jak 5
procent masla, gdy przepisy naka-
zuja, by go bylo najmniej II pr
cent, zato bylo wszedzie ogronn'e
wiele zelatyny, krochmalu i bar
wik6w. Nadto wiele lokal6w pozc-
stawialo bardzo wiele do zyczcnia
pod wzgedem czystosci. We wszy-
stkich tych wypadkach energicG-
ME wkroczy prawo, W danym "a
zie odwiane zostana niesumiennvm
"lodziarzom" ich licencye.
RABUSIE PODPALACZE.
Wczoraj mad ranem wybuchl
grozny pozar W domu pm. S96 \.
Halsted str, gdzie sic znajdnje
sk}ad farb j. Docrra. Ogien %
stai ma szczescie dose wczesnie od-
kryty przez przechodzacego tamte-
dy policyanta, ktory natychmlast
zaalarmowa} straz pozarna. Sygna-
}y odglos nadjezdzajacych pos
piesznie woz6w, pobudzi}y Gale So
siedztwo, przedewszystkiem
pnieszkancow domu palacego sic
kt6rzy juz we wielkiem znajdowa-
Ii sic niebezpieczehswie, w4zy-
stkie bowiem ubikacye budynku
pefne jun by}y dymu i duszacego
goraca. Przy pomocy strazak6w l
policyant6w wszyscy mieszkahcy
wyszli plonacego domu po e
nergicznej walce niszczacym ~
wiolem zdo}ano pozar zlokalizo-
wac i stlumie. Szkody zrzadzone
wynosza oko}o $1,000. lyle sa-
mym pozarze, ale ME koniec ma
tenn calej sprawy, bo oto policya
natrafi}a ma slady, re tuz pred
ogniem widocznie = skiad farb
ma dole, zosta} obrabowany, a po-
tenn dla zatarcia Shadow dom zape-
VINE bandyci podpalili. Po ugasze-
niu ognia stwierdzono mianowlcle
re W sklepie rozbito wszystkie blur
ka, szafy stoly przepladrowano
wszystko' co wartoscioweso natra-
fill rabusie, zabrali, przede-
wszystkiem rozbili kase wziell 3
mel Gala got6wke W sumie S2'.'
Nadto W g}ebi sk}adu znaleziono
rozlany pokost i slady podpalenia.
Policya zarzadzi}a energiczny po-
scig "a rabusiami = podpalacza-
mi, ale dotad niema rezultatu.
% jedno doswiadczenie bogas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-13

600 kary. Rozumie Sic, ze adWo-
kac; trustu natychmiast apelowa-
Ii.
St. Paul, Mimi. lS czerwca. =
Gubernator Johnson oglosii wczo
raj list otwarty, W ktorym oznaj-
mia. re ME bedzie pod zadnym
warunkiem ponownie kandyda-
tenn ma grtbernatora i nawet gdy-
by mu jednoglosna nominacye O.
fiarowano, musialby ja odrzucic,
gdyz z zasady jest przeciwny pei
nieniu jakiegokolwiek urzedu
przez try terininy z rzedu.
Nowy York, 1s czerwca.
w oczach kilkunastu osob, ktore
okien domow sasiednich widzia-
ly Gale zajscie, dwaj rabusie ulicz-
nj napadli ma w. ~ str. IA nieja-
kiego Alberta Crosby i tax go O.
bill, re wskutek tego wkrotce po-
tenn umarl w szpitalu. Wedle ze-
znan swiadkow, Crosby, ktory
Jest aktorem z Bostonu, szed} po-
wolf utica, kiedy dwaj mezczyzni
"a MIN idacy nagle XII MENU po-
skoczyli podczas gdy jeden po-
chwycil go "a gardto, drugi stalo-
wynn zabiiaczem uderzy go w
glove. Crosby upad} ma chodnil;,
rabusie zaS spiesznie wyproznili
mu kieszenie uciekli. Kiedy
zbicgli sic ludzie, ME zdolali juz
znalezc sladu rabusiow. Crosby'e-
GO zawieziono do szpitala, gdzie
umar} ME odzyskawszy .przyto-
mnosci, znsleziond W jego kie-
szeniach notyske, ". ktorej znaj-
dowala sic TAXA notatka: .,Jezeli-
by mi sic wydarzylo nieszczescle,
uwiadomic moja. matke, Pania II.
NOVEL;, 1876 Moss str, Toronto,
Cam Polecenie TO speiniono.
,Pittsburg, Pa, IS czerwca. =
Policya aresztowala wczoraj A.
G. Walkera Ralpha Waldmana,
kiedy obaj starah sic ssprzedawac
dyamenty i rubiny po bajeczme
niskich cenach. W kieszeniach
ich torebkach w hotelu znalezio=
no klcjnoty lacznej wartosci $?O,-
600. 4Aresztowani oSwiadczyli po-
licyi, re przemycili do Stanow
Zjednoczonych Z Kingston ia ia
maice klejnoty WartoSci $4,000.
Pozniej sptawdzono, re Walker
jest podrozuiacym agentem han
dlowym firmy jubilerskiej Abra-
ham Bros. w Birmingham w An
gill, a Waldman representation
firmly Mike and Bros. Zachodzi
podejrzenie, ze tie drogie kamienie
nalezq do ytch firm. Aresztowanl
zawezwah pomocy ambasadora
angielskiego.
Denver, Colo, 13 czerwca. =
Konsul w1oski, baron Tosti, pre-
dlozy gubernatorowi Buchletowi
petycye podpisana przez burml-
strza i so wybitnych obywateli
miasta we Wloszech, domagaja-
ca sic, azeby poddano obserwacyi
lekarskiej Giuseppe Alie, skaza-
nego ma Smierc morderce ksie-
dza Leo, celem sprawdzenia, czy-
Ii ME jest oblakanym.
San Francisco, CAL, IS czerw-
ca. = Wielkie zaniepokojenie wy
wolal tn fakt, re przed 10 dniami
W tajemniczy sposob zagineli bez
wiesci trzej goscie jednego pier
wszorzednych hotelow tutej-
szych. Ze ME razchodzi sic 0 ich
ucieczke celem unikniecia zapia-
cei1ia rachunku, wynika stad, IL
ruc1omosci ich w hotelu pozosta-
wione, maja wartosc znaczna.
Jednym Mich jest podrozujacy
agent handlowy Chicago, N. S.
Dewey, reprezentant firmy han
dlujacej meblami. Przybyl on do
hotelu 27 maja. Drugim jest An
glik M. Howard, ktory przybyf
do hotelu pred 10 dniami "a
raz pierwszego dnia znikl, maJac
$4,000 w kieszeni. Trzecim jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-13
Trust naftowy znowu uznany winnym.

W chwlOwe zamknecie Morder
Zniknecie taiemnicze trzech gosci
hotelu. = z 15 towarzyszami
w k&opotach ,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-06-13
Publiczna degradacya chorazego marynarkl
TulOnie. a., ss,.t.
O uroczystosciach jubileuszowych we Wiedniu.
Iutro ma sa udbyt Haka dsmonstraeya sufrazystsk
WLondynie.
Nowe k{opoty rzadu meksykahskiego lndyanami

ostrzszenie Wuia Sama dane rzadowi Panamie.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

whereof 20 feed them. We pray
thee. therefore. % sell us from that
which thou hast " Then did the
wise men wink their eyes and say
unto them Behold, We have
bat little, and there is no more in
the land. ID We sell 90 thee that
which We have, behold our own
children want therefore We must
double the price yet again. Then
did The people bring loads OF sheck-
les OF SILVER and sheckies Of gold
brought they and threw them down
20 the wise men. and behold their
warehouses we're emptied quickly,
and great loads OF sheckies had
they. even mountains high
And behold many generations
passeth away and the farmer vaxcih
poor while the wise man waEeth rich
from the sweat Of the farmer man S
brow. Then doth the farmer hump
himself and hustle. Yea, verify,
even deeper doth he plow the
ground. AMI ms wife and children
roeih forth With him 20 labor IN the
fields From daylight even INTO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

And II came TO pass that when the
wise man Roeth forth again TO buy
cheaply thew soioun YEARLY by the
vayside. For behold, the farmer
man putteth his finger on his nose
aud selleth him not. Then did the
wise men rave and tear their hair.
Yea verify, they did howl and kick
With a great noise, but il avail leth
them naught
And In time the great warehouses
Of the wise men became empty and
the people did clamor for food
Then did the farmers throughout the
land tx their just and equitable
prices on all they had 10 sell. and he
sendeth TO market each day Just so
much thereof as bringeth his price.
and no more. Aud behold, before
another harvest time cometh all that
he hath is sold at his own price. and
be reapeth a rich reward for al his
labor. And behold the wise man
sill drinketh his whiskey, but the
wine anu the S0-cent cigar cutteth
he out.
Verify, verify ! gay unto you, the
farmer man was no chump Selah
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

darkness did they labor like cattle.
Yea verify. even as mules worked
they 10 raise more crops that they
might thus have more money 20 pay
their mortgages.
Then doth the wise men in the
cities smile large smile. Yea,
from one corner 20 the other smileth
he. And he winketh the other.
and sayeth the one unto the other,
Behold what good cattle 10 work
for us the mossbacks be. Surely
be raiseth twice as much this year
as he did the last. Therefore We
will pay him one.half IS much for
bis produce.
And even so they did.
And the farmer man began 10
study a plan 10 be delivered from
"a, great wise men. and he organiz-
cd himself Unions TO deliver himself
out Of bondage. Yea verify, as
Moses delivered the children out Of
the hands Of the Egyptians. even so
did they. And the farmer man get
teih out OF the hands OF his enemies.
And the name Of these great
Unions we're the A. S. Of +. aud +.
S. OF +. and we're organized IN the
great state OF Texas. And these
great orders began 20 spreadeth over
several states, and they publish a
great paper and the farmer man be-
ginneth TO read the things therein.
And behold their eyes we're opened
and they did say one unto the other,
behold. what manner Of things are
these which the wise men have done
unto US
And Il came TO pass that great
multitudes OF farmers began 70 as
semble throughout the land. Even
to the habitaiion OF every farmer
man went this great organization.
Aud they did say one unto the oihsr'
Hast thou Joined the Union3 Go
to, / pray thee, let as hold our pro-
ducts iof better price, for behold.
as We have been selling heretofore
the wise man geiteth all the dough
And what getteth the tarmer5 Yea,
verify the farmer getteth It in the
neck"
And il came 10 pass that the farm
er holdeth his crops for the maxi
mum price. Yea, even all the pro
ducts II the soil holdeth he, and OF
his focks and herds selleth he not
one MOOT.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Ques,ion-What is a Night Rider F?
Ansver-A Night Rider is good
citizen, who for years has been rob
bed Of his honest sweat and toll by
the heartless tobacco trust. He has
submitted TO this robbery patiently
until the wolf Of want is now staring
his wife and children IN the face, and
as laws Of our country have failed to
furnish him relief, and order 10
keep starvation from his family, he
has taken the law into his own hands
and is endeavoring to prevent the
tobacco trust from further robbing
him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13
HICKMAN FULTON COUNTY KENTUCKY FRIDAY MARCH H. 1908
KeRSE THIEVES
CAUGHT EEAK TeWN.

Will Evans and Jim Thomas,
wanted in Graves county and Fulton
county for horse stealing, we're cap
tured in the bottom last Thursday
by Deputy Sheriff Goalder Johnson,
and are now in the County jail at
this place where they will await the
action Of the next Circuit Court.
The young men we're found at the
home Of Fred and I'd Evans, 10
whom Will claims 10 be related.
In Graves county they stole a
horse and traded him of az Murry,
then sold the animal for which they
traded. Coming 70 Fulton Monday,
they proceeded 10 steal a horse and
buggy from Jim Williams. When
caught they had both horse and
buggy in their possession. but the
buggy top had been torn off so that
the vehicle would not be recognized.
OF course, Williams recovered what
was left Of bis turnout.
The prisoners are mere boys one
about 70. the other "a years Of age.
Both started early IN their criminal
career. Evans has served one term
in penitentiary for the same ofense
for which be again must answer.
Thomas was sent 10 the reform
school for HOUSEKEEPING, but escap-
ed after being there three months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

FOR SALE: Eggs from prize
winning Black Langshans, Buff Rocks
and White Wyandottes. A few
Black Langshan oockerels, cheap, II
taken at once. Mrs. Annie Nc
Daniel, Hickman. Ky. 5S-2p.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Tickling or dry Coughs will quick.
~ loosen when using Or. Shops
Cough Cure. And Il is so thorough
ly harmless, that DR.. Shoop tells
mothers 10 use nothing else, even
for very young babies. The whole
some green leaves and tender stems
of a lung healing mountainous shrub
give the curative properties to DR..
Shops Cough Cure. Il Gains the
cough. and heals the sensitive bron-
chial membranes. No opium. no
chloroform, nothing harsh used 10
injure or suppress. Demand Dr.
Shops. Take no other Sold by
all Dealers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13
L. &. ROBERSoH
WGHTS re BE- JhEKIFP

L. c. Robertson. Of Fulton. was
in our city Friday, and while here
authorized as 10 announce him as a
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF
Fulton county. Mr.. Robertson is
one OF those bighearted. jolly fellows
that one likes TO meet. Editor Will
liams, OF the Fulton Leader, tnows
him better than We do, and this is
what he has to say Ct him:
"For more than fourteen years
Mr.. Robertson has resided in Fulton
county and We feel that Il is unneces-
sary for US 10 attempt an introduc-
ton as there Is not a man in the
county perhaps better known. For
four years Mr.. Robertson was city
marshal Of Fulton and three years
served as night policeman. after
wards acting as special officer for
the Illinois Central railroad com
pany two years Fhen he was appoint
ed deputy sheriff OF Fulton county
by Sheriff Seat, which Office he now
holds.
He comes before the people Of
Fulton county with hopes Of receiv-
ing their liberal support. 81 want
the Office because I need it." says
Mr.. Robertson. "and il elected
shall al II to the best Of my ability
regardless Of consequences"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

One match factory en- the Pacific
coast covers 240 acres and operates
over 80 miles Of railroad, over
which Is carried 10 II daily 200. 900
feet Of sugar pine and yellow pine
logs for the match machines. In
ferior lumber will not do. II must
be straigh-grained and free from
knots and carefully treated in addi-
ton. The by-product goes into
larger things. This factory turns
out as by-produot a thousand doors
and 500 window sashes daily.-Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

The average house wife will soon
begin to make life a burden to the
other inmates Of the household. She
viii tie a rag around her head and
wade into the dirt in a way that will
make your head swim. She will tear
up the carpets, empty the cuPboards,
look sour when you show up for din
ner and slam and bang things
around to a queens taste, and II
you don't like II take your meals up
town. Spring time is a very unhap-
py event when house cleaning is on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

A certain young man Is trying a
very expensive scheme in order
that he may get TO 60 up m the city
at nights. His wife objects 10 him
going except when he attends lodge
meetings, and nov he says he is GO
ing to Join all Of the lodges SO that
he will have a chance 10 20 more Of
ten.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Pain can be quickly stopped. A
IS cent box Of DR.. Shops Head
ache Tablets will kill any pain, every
where, in 20 minutes. Besides they
are thoroughly safe. Painful periods
with women. neuralgia. etc. quick
~ cease after one tablet. Sold by
all Dealers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

The house committee on mer-
chant marine and fisheries, at Wash
ington, has agreed TO report favor.
ably bills appropriating S2S0,OOO
for the establishment Of fish hatch
cries in tennessee, Texas, Louisiana,
South Carolina, Florida and Ken
lucky. OF course, Hickman is the
place for the Kentucky hatchery.
Nov, will We get busyl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

The Undertaken at the Farm
er's Hardware Co., will answer your
calls promptly. day night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

Try Fortunes Witch Hazel Al.
mond Cream" Tor chapped hands
and lips aud roughness Of the skin.
Sold al Cowgill's Drug Store. 80
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-13

WISE nEh.
.....- ta pass in these days
.... ..r. tas cvery fruitful,
r. many tillers Of the
.ar Of docks and herds.
...s rcre builded in the
. ancient cities of New
Chicago, which remain 90
..I Boo the cities there
ulit'udes OF people.
neither DO they reap.
f.e farmer man iecdeth
And DO came 10 pass that
..Ieib in The cities did
elves vastly superior
... ..l-'h Boo the country.
..... mock and make ol the
.l ose. and names did
..eu Jays and Hay
verify, even mossbacks
f.ru Bot behold. the
vac very meek and
and he heedeth them
.raIl wise men of the
. heads together and
Hr'aer secretly among
and chen sayrth they
I.e other Go too. !
rrt the muiiiudss in
awe io eat % the products
surely al that goeth
t r..tal comcth hra out
Behold What an op-
. make a great Doodle /
. pray thee. let us pat /
together and buy an /
n the land yea, /
... wheat and corn. an the I
HomeFranates and fgt /
... th- vhich thereof The F.
a.ri to eat. and when .
II .. base gotten % together in /
rf.r.r We viii double the
.rli uiil be- the profits
.ri behold. we vill send /.
throughout the length +.
f. .... I'd ihc land. ard they \
r. .H into The iafmert Be /.
. .al, .s iull Of corn. wheat
b and all products Of \
.fe abundant. and thou l
I'D. that which thou hast |
%. "a -Lesi very cheap and
a they did as the wise
2 ... .r.aru. even SCI did they. i
M their false prophets
f.- length and breadth
... aul they did speak On.
" .rHris those things which
90 mem had told them. And
..- .limef man vas sorely
..r. Then came the Use
And behold. the farm
. 81. meet him and sellcih /
+ .r bath Yea. very cheap
.r., ior the words OF the /
ai sii.i rinRcth Boz has ears
..Hf i1rFsticth them not
Oh. ..e wise men buy very
.. that vas good in the
aer tl.idcd great ware
aa.I high carnival. Yea,
they consume the mid
" .rnFihcn out the day OF
9 ..H -e.oicing. and they did |
..F.s for JOY. a great
... 'H-Y and they did drink
H.4e S0-ceni cigars and
merry Yea. even vhiskey
rls and they did say the
others behold VIA, a
ae Mossbacks be Then
double the price on an that /
.." bad stored and d came
..a, the people In the cities
hunger and they did 70 unto
Hra Vho had the great
..a and did say unto them
.lr wives and our chill /
.'" ... bread, and We have not \
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-19
HIS TOWNSMEh HONOR
DR.. WILLIAM c. VILE

The Danbury, Connecticut. News Of
March 2 contains lengthy write-up
of banquet given in honor OF DR.. w.
C. Vile. well-known here. The OPEN
ing paragraph of the News says:
"At testimonial dinner rendered to
DR.. William c. VILE, NJ. A.. M. D., on
Saturday evening at the Hotel Green.
fifty of the professional men of Dana
bury and neutrality-suspicious. lawyers.
clergymen. dentists and educators
who assembled to do honor to the dean
of their ranks, took the initial step to-
ward the organization OF a University
club in this city. DR. VILE was the
organizer Of the Danbury Medical So
ciety and the father of many good
works both in and out of professional
life. and It was as an expression OF
their pleasure at his restoration TO
health and activity after long and
almost fatal Illness that his confreres
in the professions arranged the din
ner''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-19

All that Is known today about the
Etruscans. people who gave Rome
her civilization and refinement, her
arts and sciences, manya II rot all Of
her political. religious. and social in
stitutions and the weapons and appli-
ances of war which enabled her 10 con-
quer the world. has been gathered from
the mighty cemeteries Of Etruria. and
it has been said that "sepuichres re-
yeaIea what history ignored" In very
early times the power of Etruria is
said TO have extended all over italy,
but gradually the Gauls and the
sabines. the Creek colGnists. and later
the Romans succeeded in diminishing
this widespread dominion and reduced
1t to the limits OF the central region
or mother country, which Is known as
Etruria Proper ard which was bounded
by the Apennines on the north. by the
Tiber on the east. and by the Mediter-
ranean on the west and south.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-19
NEW WIRELESS
RECORD IS MADE
Continued from Page one.)

wireless last night, Mr.. Isbell express
ed his belief in the possibility of
soon being able TO keep in touch with
transports and liners all the way from
the Orient to the Coast With mod
ern and powerful plants on Midway
and Guam to relay the messages and
with plant here powerful enough to
send the waves at least half way to
the Coast, this would be well within
the range Of practicability, although
a plant with which communication can
be maintained with the Coast direct
is what is planned 1t is to locate
the place for erecting such a station
that the expert is Here.
"And we will have such a station
before long for certainty" said C.
J. Hutchins yesterday. Mr.. Hutchins
is president of the local commercial
wireless company and was delighted
with the result of. the receiving at
BARRIERS Point by Mr.. Isbell
A message from the transport Sher-
man, which arrived at san Francisco
on Tuesday. was received yesterday
morning at the Naval Station, being
relayed on by the Hilonian, which ar
rived at this port last evening. The
message was received here at five
o'clock in the morning. when the Hilo-
nian was twelve hours out
Just when the Hilonian caught the
message from the sherman is not
known. nor how long she held it. It
may have been when the transport
was passing within a few miles. of her
or it may have BEEN flashed across
the greater part Of the two thousand
miles that now separates the two yes
sells.
Tonight and tomorrow night Mr.
Isbell VIII spend at BARRIERS Point
listening for the messages from the
Thomas
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-19

Paraffine was at first a useless by
product of the oil refneries, but has
now thousand uses Besides the use
Of paraffine for candles, 100000 blocks
of refined paraffine are sold every year
for an infinity of purposes. A liberal
arrangement with a chewing-gum
maker of Cleveland gave him the foun-
dation for a Mathematician fortune. and
parafine also made possible the great
success of widely advertised biscuit
A big advertising campaign had been
mapped out, but it was held up pend
ing the discovery Of a water-tight
paper to protect the crackers from the
effects Of damp weather and moist
climates. The manufacturers solved
the problem by immersing the paper in
parafine. It is stated as a fact that
a cargo Of the biscuit has been taken
unframed from a sunken vessel.
PaFaffine was applied to Cleopatra g
needle in Central Park when the sur
face Of the obelisk began 20 scale off.
and it stopped it. Stone fronts Of
houses are protected the same way, an
application every three or four years
being sufficient to prevent disintegra-
ton. Parafffne is made into colored
cTay0nSs which Will SUCK on glass az
well as paper. Paraffine is used In
laundries to whiten the clothes and in
polishing the surface Of starched pieces
1t is used for sealing canned fruits OF
anything put up in bottles by home
folks. manufacturers. druggists. or
chemists. 1t is used generally as
substitute for beeswax, taIlow, and
sealing wax, and for insulating wires.
and bright young men are suggesting
some new use nearly all the time for
this now exceedingly useful but some
time wholly rejected article