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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-08-10
Personal and Pertinent

Boston bulldog, owned by George H. Capp. so
determined to capture a woodchuck which he had chas-
ed into its followed after and stayed in the
hole all Thursday night.
When the dog had got his jaws about the enemy he
found he could out owing to the small size Of the
animals hole.
Rather than lose his prey the dog retained his hold
the woodchuck night and helped out by his
in the morning. The dog nearly exhausted,
and revived after feeding and drinking in a curious
He consumed about quarts OF unguarded ice
cream, which had been aside for party. After this
the dog seemed stll somewhat dazed and capped the
climax by falling into bucket of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ter Telegram.
bunch OF young fellows in Topeka have a poker
club once week they get together and play a little
penny game at which either lose win very
much For convenience OF the number will be called
JONES' which is not his label in the directory Joness
wife didn't want him but he finally pached her
by telling her that he would give her all winnings
OF that evenings play, and would also be home by II
o'clock. He played four hours won s1S5. Just as
soon as he got home he handed his winnings
About fifteen minutes later the the crowd wan
dered home by Joness house One Of stopped under
the Joneses' bedroom window.
I'll bet" he said plenty loud enough Mrs Jones
TO hear. TN just bet that old dog Jones gave his wife
about Sl35 and said he then stached the
other S45 that he cleaned fellows for"
Jones is sti trying his wife that he only
won SLS5. but she is holding for that s45 The
thing stands in quo rest of the poker club
grinnng out loud-Kansas City Journal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-08-10

There is limit even to the capacious pocket
book Of Harry K. Thaw The young man has
finally gone into bankruptcy in order to fight the
creditors who have been swarming about him
presented huge bills, and as for the aienists and
experts, why, their bills are such that a bank
would be put out of business. There is total Of
almost half million against the young man for
unpaid expenses of his trial With notice that
even Thaw will not throw away his money, the
efforts to have him released may cease One Of
his lawyers rendered bill for $4,000 and one of
the experts charged $4,000. Add the expense of
Thaw's previous trial and big hole is made in
the fortune of his family.
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The J. r. Richardson Auto Co, win
run their big car 10 Brandywine Sum-
nit Camp. leaving Eleventh and West
streets at $50 a. m, 1.30 p. m, and
$50 p. m, returning. leaving camp al
10 a m, and $40 p. m. Fare each
way. daily, so cents. Sunday each
way rs CENTS
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During June and July, Montreal exported
z.ooI .26e bushels of wheat, and all the American
Atlantic ports together sent abroad only 1855
bushels Our railroads do not seem to equal
those of Canada in handling the wheat. The
amount exported from Montreal shows the great
DEVELOPMENT OF the Canadian wheat fields.
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CAPITAL and SURPLUS
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and equipped to act as Executor
for estates left under wills, as
Administrator of estates left
without wills, as receiver and
assignee of business enterprises
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Monday. AUGUST 10. 1908.
LEE wEsr.s cRY ZOE LABoR.

HE customary cry for farm hands" is heard
u from the West The figures this year put
the demand for this kind OF labor to harvest the
crops at about 100000 men At least that is the
number the St. Paul labor agencies say are
needed. Wheat is about ready to be cut out
there and incidentally the Chicago gamblers are
lifting the price, which will be reduced when
the farmer actually sells his product Corn will
Follow wheat, so that the demand for labor is inn
perative. Then the great forests will call for
muscle and Drawn, and throughout the entire
West and even from the mines is heard the call
for labor
Now all this may be appealing to men out of
work, but the fellows in the cities who have lost
their Jobs because of the depressed industrial
conditions for which they not responsible,
are not likely TO rush into the West
There is a certain class of idle men who,
ii they could get to the Western fields,
would be glad to 60 and take their chances, but
the skilled mechanic is not going to leave for the
West and engage in labor for which he is not
suited, and of which he knows nothing. 1t is not
so easy for a man to change his trade and labor
as it would seem.
Those who are not attracted by the lure of this
Remand from the West will endure the ills they
now have, hoping that the worst will soon be
over
But what loss this deness is to the nation
Whenever there is a great fire, or when storms
destroy buildings and damage crops, we mourn
AnC htSuuNUon hul SUCH losses are really
small compared with the set back the country
has sustained by inability to use its productive
capacity in the form of idle workmen There is
a screw loose in our industrial situation that al
lows depressed times to persist When our cap
tains of industry and financial leaders, the men
who do things attempt to tackle the problem
they about as helpless as was old Canute
when he sought TO halt the sea-
The Socialists in New York arc directing the
special fire of their batteries against the indie
pendence League movement, engineered by Will
liam r. Hearst. The Socialists of the metropolis
have a daily newspaper. several weeklies and
countless number of cart tail orators, who will
soon make the wekin ring with their noise.
Hearsts appeal to the working classes is re-
scented by the Socialists, and the other day the
chief organ of the Socialists had a cartoon show
ing the dsmay of the common people" famil-
Jar figure in the Hearst papers, on receiving the
independence League founding which has been
left at the door of Mr.. Common People The
Socialists will have none of Hearst, because they
regard him not only as a Chameleon but an
economic charatan.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
Small Talks

SMITH cleaning here could do
immense !snitor business in Offices.
SUPERINTENDENT BABBITTI building three school
houses Will waiting for Korea to be sgnaed
garbage
credit held
It.
Low-Angus strong
probably propositions
sheraton
usually give goes farming
BATcHELoR-Hsre days
proved nothing Territory
expenses.
caught
small should
him away
getting Directory
address dygOds
I-to-do, lived a back yard.
SAMUEL RosEWhy Beretania
clear Iron Wrki let PunahOu
they at
hospitality
hoped pretty
thoroughly islands I 10 do
e party
future the Democratic viii stand feet
cowboy Cheyenne
MePee Hawaians ropers
pnsen they practice throwing tying
supervisors
snt people county something
II that time then and the majority will
dtators there viii only
EvEEYMAN-What the Ieueg place Pleas
grounds
altogether,
Of hedges residents the pleasure Of seeing
beauties Of the plscei
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

Three hundred men. ninety per cent.
Of the full strength of the First Regi-
ment. y. c. H. turned out in the rain
yesterday for regimental drill in Ka-
piolani park. despite the unfavorable
weather remaining hard at work there
at practise evolutions FOR five hours.
The drill was in preparation for the
regular annual inspection. which. ac-
cording to the new militia regulations.
is to be carried out along the same
lines as the inspection OF the regular
troops. being in all respects a stricter
ordeal for-ehe volunteers 10 so through
than has been the case heretofore.
From the appearance OF the men yes
terisy and the manner In which they
executed the various evolutions order
ed. II would seem that the. Hawaiian
National Guard would be able to stand
the ordeal.
Six companies fell into line at the
armory promptly at eight o'clock yes
terday morning. no company being
short more than FIVE men OF its full
strength. These were Companies B.
E. F. C. the Signal Corps and the Hos
pital Corps. It was raining outside.
but neither Colonel Johnson nor his
men are sunshine soldiers and the or
der to march was given. the men
tramping out through the mud and
taking their places in special Rapid
Transit cars, arriving at the parade
ground in time 10 pitch tents and be
regularly inspected before half past
nine Colonel Johnson then drilled the
regiment in close formation. the men
going through their evolutions most
satisfactorily to the officers in COM
mand
Battalion drill was then taken up
by Major Riley, who commanded the
First Battalion. and Captain German.
who in the absence Of Major Rose
commanded the Second Battalion. each
battalion consisting OF four companies.
These were drilled separately in open
formation and attack.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
ANNE MARIE PRESCOTT
breaches TO PREACHERS

AL best work for the needy is done
simply. and quietly, and with the
sweet-scented herb Of humility. We
can recall, at this minute. men and
women, of the laity, so to speak, that
we are led 10 believe do more secret.
loving charitable work-more that tells
TO uplift and make Christian love il
the hearts Of poor people, sailors and
landsmen, the sick and the lonely, than
many Of "the CLOTH and settlement
workers. "Let your light so shine be-
fore men and women, that they may
see your good works, and giorify your
Father which is in heaven s'Not
everyone that saith unto me Lord,
Lord, shall enter '.Work for the
night is coming" when your work viii
have finished, my friend.
They take upon themselves virtually,
every minister of the gospel Of Christ,
the VOW Of poverty, OF self-denial;
and, no one compelled them TO enter
the thigh calling" and 10 be set apart
for specially holy work II it be that
any man has been, we care not what
his sect, he can no more be Of the
world, excepting in the sense that be-
fits his sacred profession He must not
waste his means for fine attire and
attend receptions, balls and parties,
keeping late hours, when in ten-min-
utes' time he could find in lane or
mart, poor one craving, even, a pleas
ant "good evening my brother" from
his lips, and perhaps cup Of coffee
from his bounty
Il is all wrOLg-all crooked.
EDITOR TINES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

r W. RoBINSoN.-In getting data
for the Polk Hustled Directory, 1 found
one man whose address was a drygoods
box and another, a white man. once
wel-tO-do. who lived in back yard
Sunday Advertiser.
CHYLE.
The longer we travel these streets
and by-ways, the more we watch out,
not for evil but for its antidOte, the
more We are, reluctantly, impressed
with the idea (Which We wish NAV be
fallaey on our part; for, we like to
think that each is doing his best in
his or her thigh ealling'D, that the
ministers Of the gospel in this Terri
tory, not Honolulu alone, land now
comes the climax OF all the races and
( beliefs, IN specially organized gospel
work, we do not mark out any par
tieular ones, rush about too much,
hither and yon, on junkets, jaunts and
pleasure trips, pienies so to speak
and circus (eireuit) and, DO not watch
out watch Peetings) for the individu-
al, the unit, las did the Blessed One)
IN need, often bitter need, Of some
spiritual help or words, "the one stone
on the solid ground, - a. an old divine
has put it. He may be poor or wretch
Ell, may be neglected and despised-
may be all that misery can be and yet
need discerning eyes Of love and pity,
70 seel
Neither and nsr, we declare to you,
reader, does the settlement work or
It's worker cover the points, complete
y, 70 which We now aIIude. Now and
again something crops out. comes to
the surface, and goes 10 prove, we re-
gret 70 say to prove, our Impressions;
and, newspaper man or woman should
be frank and sincere would he fulfil
his high calling.
We believe, then. that IL would be
good thing for every minister to take
turn often, at f'sIumming,' to 20
personally, not by deputy, for there is
nothing like ocular demonstration,
nothing even half 20 good as this meth
%, Of knowing and being known.
The blessing Of the needy, "'the poor
IN spirit, - means abundant wealth and
health 70 the receiver, believe u.
Too much Of raiment-remember the
lilies Of the feldl-too many drives, |
too fine society
We are al, likely, too much for en-
joyment, too much seeking the top rung
of the church ladder All the universe,
feverish seeking, Of Christian workers.
u a. contagious ~ any other sickly
condition u county or Of town,
and needs constant vigilance to guard
against.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11


permanent press will
appeal thoughtful leaders and
Probably will hold Of the local
papers the
Things An English
reading
W snail six-dsy-s1week afternoon issue,
woshippe hOItersry. philosophical
something writings but would like
perfectly truthful
shink refreshing would be for the much
this whole wide world
everything and thought them all perfectly
lovely
y including
hints the validity
which matches
nndry potieOe
hidden hints that have been
peg retaining but
until las I discover s
wishes
County directly framing The
Territory relating
people granted hut wishes Legislature
rot De OF people
authority consulted willing
however, questioned again asking
repsated oracle only Almighty
Supreme likely authorities would disagree
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
SUGAR ON HAWAII.
EDITOR TINES.

The following sugar was reported as
being ready for shipment on Hawaii
by the steamer Klnau. arriving on
Saturday: Olaa. 11.4O0 bags: onoms..
1850; Hakalau. s50s; Kukaiau, go.
Honokaa. 600: WaIakea, 900: Pspss-
keo. 500; LaupahOehoe. 300; Hama
kua, $50; HonuapO, 175z: Wainsku,
1880: HonOmu. $500; Ookala. Z2g0. Pa
auhau, 95l01O.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
The Official Announcement

L1dou TizA-

Negatfsaz progress Whereby eontemae
Liability company proposed
Mr- nezaEer herees Published
Printing
The BUSINESS rzznizi b. N. C.
d5rset0-
Tie PAPER VII remain and VIII
te past zdependeat party politics
probability require
they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
LIVELY BoTTLE oUARANrEED.

This is done with Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy, and if you are lot
satisfied after using two-thirds Of the
bogle according to directions, return
what is left and your money will bs
refunded. For sale By all dealers, Ben
son, Smith & Co, agents for HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
NATIONAL CUARDSMEN
TURN OUT FOR PARADE
IN THE MUD AND RAIN
,From Mondays Advertisero

After half hour for lunch-army
grub Of beef. crackers and coffee. with
on, any officers mess-the companies
were drilled each by its own captain
and under supervision OF the regimen
tai officers. Colonel Johnson watched
the work.of Co. b. Colonel zieger that
Of Co. F, Northumberland Coyns.
chat OF Co. E. and Major Riley that
OF Co. G. The Signal Corps was drill
ed at the same time by Lieutenant An
gus. and the Hospital Corps by DR..
Moore and Sergeant Barry. The In
dividual companies were put through
the complete company movements.
advance and rear guard and normal
attack. the drill keeping Up without
stop until two O'clock. when the cars
for town were taken.
The drill proved to be Of great bene-
nit both to the men and the officers.
among both of whom enthusiasm pre-
walls over the success achieved. so
much good has been realized. indeed.
that the drill will be repeated next
Sunday at Kapiolani park. which is
the only available parade ground.
Aala park. although more convenient.
being much too small for the evolu-
tons attempted.
During the day the transportation OF
tents and other impedimenta was look
ed after by Captain NJ. NJ. johnson.
who had also the commissariat work in
his charge
THE NEW COMPANIES.
The necessity OF working in readi-
ness for the inspection has taken I'D
a good deal Of the time OF the regi-
mental officers and so far nothing def
mite has been attempted in the way
Of organizing the three new companies
desired, the orders for which have been
issued. BY permission Of the War de-
partment, also, the time for the organ
ization Of the regiment up to full
strength has been extended. Imme-
diately after the inspection. however,
the work will be taken UP.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

A youth supposed 70 be mixed up IN
some recent cases % bicycle thefts
wiIl be brought into town today from
RaneOhe. where he was arrested On
information from Honolulu By Deputy
Sheriff Pahla.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11
The japanese Budget

The Nation,

The japanese budget which submitted the houses Toxic last
week bears financial which
Ab0riEg
and aIe0a0 The OF finance which
considerably
total
viii
readers who little
military outlay, made piation
zv--Tors >
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

Q i
~ garbage ssa'esnsaan
smell PenkaRa adug II the covert
The 6s intiuslon have
- 'ha ase new PARTY A started ops 81 :: YEAR - work for
and lew q them People st II Ashi hsd
X AS zza.ra IN var <. ns ~ ap party
az Judge wHsy disturbed
q the Protestant Missions in China
AEry Mlor<: anybody the
WIFI offend the
Catholics who mostly
the siroit politics the White House Be-
wssy President voaehs< for Taft This locks
Eke a f- Jutge-
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Along about Christmas time
oAv Eoas essresHs chef idea thas he wasn't really
The that eoatF0 the big he 80 he went about
-sgsslzz thinker
r4 gifts
hs~r and 81 Slid Would y'u believe IT, % nls nan Ne neo
vsz detect leaks if there
rs e~<sEa1az H11ae' Sas'an ni'csd Nh '1a - u
present. home dinner
They birds stuffed and decorated
end month around he
three turkeys Chevslisr called
m f = - W. rss raw asz ze next tine vou charge vou1elt
isbox Chevaier
1888
god papers magazines lately
prohibition
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This
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vax County
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Aat < hia< hali=Fil=h Win green Insertions.
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E.5E-rzy being Of present
.zz ,us r n rara Or Political sense It simply w aat If the
n<ny University haql many AZ them eau
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

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published lnerlz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

garbage tatssensn 0f
smell rcrkn& INDUCES II he covert
the Republicans keep throwing bricks AT him
HinstOn have
psted
composed exclusively who nser w'rk Tor
81 People thSt Aehi hsd
h2d elevsus but perhaps
Eo ard could stI smother party
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-11

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which
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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-10
Attention, Sixty = Third
Ohio.

Pursuant to General Order No.
90, Issued from these Headquarters
at Amesville, Ohio, Oct. 3rd, 1907.
This call will notify you that the
Gath Annual Reunion of the Sur
vivOrs Association of the 63rd
Regiment, o. V. V. L., will be held
on the first Wednesday and Thurs.
day 9th and Sth) Of October,
1908, at Stockport, Morgan Coun,
ty, Ohio. Emphatically there is
no limit to Stockport's patriotism
They extend to you a most hearty
welcome to their churches, schools,
halls and homes.
Remember, Boys, time is flying
and we are passing rapidly under
the life line. Soon the last mem
ber of our loved Regiment will
drop beneath the horizon of life.
Please do not postpone this meet
ing; another year will be too late
for many of us to meet and take
the greeting hand. All Comrades
are commanded and expected to be
present with families. All honor
ably discharged soldiers are cor
daily invited,
- NorIoE = The McVeigh
prizes will be continued. All mem
bers of Regiment equal competi
tors, but those who have already
drawn prizes. First prize, best
speech; second prize, best song ;
third prize, most humorous or fun
ny speech. r. S. MASON,
Corresponding See'y,
Relief, Ohio.