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Evening star., 1909-05-09

there enough to make a saga; but one anecdote
will serve the purpose of this article.
1t the dress rehearsal of Girls, toward the
end of the first act when the young women were
climbing into their roosts and saying Goodnight.
A property appeared with radiator, which the
Evening star., 1909-05-09
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY 9. 1909

author had insisted upon hav-
ing in the setting. because |
never saw a fiat without one
The stage hand set down his
burden. and was about to tip
toe into the wings. when he was
stopped by a sharp command
Watt exclaimed Mr. Fitch.
The property man waited.
Excuse me-" he muttered L
didn't mean to interrupt"
Never mind that" the
dramatist continued. Look
here! Miss Maycliffe says
Goodnight You pause two
seconds, and then har,'ner like
blazes on a piece of iron behind
that radiator. | want the noise
that steam makes IN the
pipes"
I'm on" grlnned the prop
erty man So were the others.
Everybody in that house had
been awakened in the dead of
night by the malicious clanking
of the steam pipes, and every
body recognized the bit of
day. The audience the
next night was not less quick
of perception. and the diversion
proved. as you probably know.
to be one of the most effective
bits of comedy in Girls"
The Master of Speech and Pen
A UGUSTUs THOMAS con-
- ducts rehearsals from an
orchestra stall, in the body of
the theater. whence he shouts
instructions through a mega
phone. l have already printed
the story of the retort courteous
ade to ]. j. Shubert when that
ed rehearsal of The Witching
connection. perhaps the tale will
Evening star., 1909-05-09

continue 1t is the rural delivery and the mission
schools that have awakened the people back in the
mountains
Evening star., 1909-05-09
FROM BILTMORE TO BERLIN
By the Hon. Maud Pauncefote

ancestors, as they have
been we'll described. There are
twenty-seven mountain counties
in the district of Asheville. and
long after the railroad. creeping
back and forth. wound its long
Journey into the town did this
state of things in their isolation
Evening star., 1909-05-09
The Master of Speech and Pen
A UGUSTUS THOMAS con-

mpresaro interrupted rehearsal of The Witching
Hour; but, in this connection. perhaps the tale will
bear repetition.
According to my informant, the author of "Ari-
Continued page Is
Evening star., 1909-05-09

hood of Asheville With the eve vs. fCNKS
of the painter and the soul of the W&SZNA(
poet he rode aimessy lost in N0oNC4@
the silent rapture of contentment
until he came to spot where
wonderful panorama spread out
before his gaze Mountain forest, stream, and sotest
sky, blending in harmony and color with melting
shadows, and sunhecked lights made him halt He
stood there entranced and impressed by Natures
glory. rejecting long and deeply.
Bitmore House to-day stands this plateau.
Surrounded it is by loveiest nature, the house
enchanted palace had sprung up at the touch Of
magican's wand Then the bride came to complete
the scheme and make the whole picture perfect.
Perched high in the southern range of the APPa-
lachian Mountains Ashevie, queen of garden cities,
commands beautiful neighborhood and climate.
1t is well named the land of the sky; for from the
heights the views are amazing.
The Purest Americans
A S the putting and painting trains convey the pas
sengers through the mountain sleeps, an en-
gneerng feat of mystery, it IS difficult to imagine
how two hundred years ago human families found
their unaided way into that isolated altitude 1t is
easier to understand that they did not hnd their way
out 1t was indeed land of promise, with its divine
climate lovely scenery and virgin SOIL all awaiting
the coming of homeless man. after his countless hard
ships and md vcsstades Those iame; remained
out possibility of alien intermarrage and are now,
outside of Boston, the purest bred Americans on the
continent
Those early settlers were from among the middle
classes of England and Scotland, who came to the
South and there finding that slave labor prevented
those without capital from procuring work, immedi
atey pushed back into the interior Had they halted
alluvial plain, they would undoubtedly rank
among the rich ones of the earth. But instead of
that their ancestors found their way the land of
the sky And there they lost. For the longest
time they people; the world forgetting, by
the world forgot Communication of any kind was
difficult; neither posts trains, money.
had they; they paid in kind. and depended Nature,
and on one another. Owing to their isolation, they
have preserved folklore traditions and customs and
idiomatic speech descended straight from those
and women who founded this colony two hundred
years ago.
As human document nothing more interesting
Evening star., 1909-05-09
0NE day a young man
~ from New York rode

through the mountains OF
North Carolina in the neighbor-
hood of Asheville. With the eye
of the painter and. the soul of the
poet, he rode on aimlessly, lost in
the silent rapture of contentment,
until he came to spot where
wonderful panorama spread out
Evening star., 1909-05-09
A New World for the People


SPREAD over the forest lands of the Bltmore estate
alone there live between FIVE hundred and six hun
dred families 1t is among these families that Mrs.
Vanderbit's scheme of self help has done much to
educate and also to enven the dullness of such so
lated lives 1t has provided mental occupation where
manual work had become mere drudgery As there
is obligation about the time it does not detract
from the peoples daily work. They do not lose their
grip the soil, which is theirs, handed down from
their ancestors, and loved only inherited land is
loved.
Every time an exhibit goes off this has gone
to Berlin it opens up new worlds to these people.
The feeling of the parents whose sons daughters
work is being seen in another country can well be
imagined And the other side is that strangers hear
for the first time of band of people brave, independ
ent, and hardworking who despite all privations,
have kept themselves respected and credit to the
gallant forefathers who for them the land they
own.
The coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt has not
been in vain The energy and thought that has d
rected the building of church, schools, and village
hospital and the various other advantages that have
about has had the keynote of the welfare of
fellow men. The secret of true happiness is in doing
what is possible for others. 1t is interest that
pals, and continues all through life-and the
work that men do lives after them.
Evening star., 1909-05-09

farm necessity. and is still; but this work
does not interfere Now hundred and twenty
five of these boys who had never seen anything of
the kind are becoming adept at cabinet work, at in
laying. vanishing. and polishing woods, carving.
and cane plating and all this in their spare time
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

tie groteit6olfetoo bar iat iie | Spio-
len, | al SoIo forelebig ipnes at full
le beerpnies til iefpe SobeoitaOen,
bar MI @ooseier 8eitenbola til Wo-
trup uoienot til rnoerifrift fin til
ioorenoe Goresie, Der bar fslgenoe
Srolno:
nSiI 2obeipningsmaeten!
8eorelonoets ggre freezer fulo-
itenoia alorIeeeeIie al alberti-
SfonooIer, og Suiinoer oe otter Sl,
timber of befpnreoe Sporelon6spen.
ner / Sno. og rolano opreres peS
ben Ieoberoigelie, at Mpno, iom
beo nloroIif og pefunipr Ststte bar
giort ii9 til gIbertis m~eOifplOiee,
Itines / Spioien for 0anmnrfs He-
gering.
Oct er | grfenoeIie berof o9 |
9iIilutnine til Ben SoIfeiemnine,
iom gob iig lt6trE / SoDeOItoOens
5olfetog Ssn6ag Den 30. Guguit, at
hi unoerifrebne Meno og abinoer
6erbe0 retter ben melt inotreneenoe
Opfororine til 9onge og Higsooe
ON, at GG6ertis aoIleeer i~itspenoe-
res fra Miniiterper6iebeoen inotiG
De for Higsretten bar reniet fig for
enbner Mistanfe ON oirefte ener IN.
oirefte DeIaetigbeo | @niboret for
De ltfpffer oe ben Sfam, oeres aol.
iego bar brnet oner Wationett.
Tbi in9en Mono, paa bpem Der
bbiler minoite Sfpgee at @istanfe,
forefommer os b9roie at iiooe | 9on-
gems Gooo."
Som BET fremeoar al @oresiens
0roIbo, fon life blot Mpnb, men og.
ioa 9nin6er unoerIfrioe ben"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
5%Oripnnoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
en- aosieman9e poa
1000 Ser.

On iocialoemofratiif Siliosmano
bar eiort Zig ifpIoie igefpieelier moo
fine egne partif9ler.
Oct er III. nabbpn." 9asiereren |
5abrifsarbeioernes Sorbuno, Sr.
Saco6ien, Der iiben 9orsoag Den
2. os. bar p9ret foriounoet fra as.
benbapn, efterlaoenoe fig Suitru og
9srn iomt en- Sorbunbsfasie, bnori
Der maneler ca. 1000 SIR.
Saeobien, Der arbeioeoe paa @l.
FREQ 9en5ons femiife Sabriffer, fit
Doeen foruo Weooelelie fra Sor.
6unositprelien ON, at Der piIbe bIipe
foretaget Hepiiion Dos BAN ON Sire.
hagen. Oct pioes, at ban | 2ebet af
Sorsoagen bar eiort forifeaige Sor.
log paa at ifaffe Benge, men ba oct.
tie life Ipffeoes, bar ban foretruffet
at gre zig uipnIig. San uoeblep Sire.
bag Moreen fra fit @rbeioe, og oa
Hepiiorerne inofanot fig | bansSiem,
fit De ben 8eifeo al bans Suitru, at
ban lite bapoe b9ret Der iioen ben 70.
%regaaenoe Dag. 90 ban er life ienere
penot tiIboee.
@rnnotpisif @enncmpbc. s @ln.
leoning at @alborg. Ssiifole-
biemS 25.aarige 4eitaaen afboloteS
fornplie efter Snobpoelie af Strife
Ii9t Samfiino af 1898" ct grunot.
pieif 8ennemsoe | @alborg.
Msoet bespnote Den 8. Sept. meo
en- itnrft beisot@uostieneite / 9uooI-
Fl Strife, bnor pronit Iepsoorpb,
Steee, forretteoe aItereaneen 90
Bronit Inoerien, @artop, pr9bifeoe.
Be6 ct Meoe om gftermiooaeen
toIte B%aitorerne g. 90. 2arien, War.
morfirfen, og Sob. GIauien $el.
ligoanosfirfen.
9bnamitefsploiion. st Dpnamit.
bus peo Irnager 2pne, ca. 1 Wil fra
Menne, er i'll. 81. .. Sirsbag Mften
ben 2. bs. ipr4ngt | 2uften; @ebo.
erne o~pitrGmmebes at bet poIoiom-
me @rag, 90 mango Wi~nouesruoer
fnuftes. Sifet inoeboIot 700 Bunb
9pnamit. BoIitiet efterIpier en-
Monosperion, Der fistes for at bore
Opbapsmanoen til 3ataitrofen ber
og | Ners, bpor ct Dpnomitbus
iprong | 2uften for IA Dage iioen.
Jarlise Sfinfer. 3 9aibe @praabs
iibite Meoe forbanoIeoes i'll. .Spoif
M~orgenbI." ON Snbfsrelie al Stats-
fontroI peb 4pens SIagtebus. Weo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Den itore Spnlbffe.
e eforber / CD. % San
oeIsretten.

eL OH o. W. uleOell HlflllotC oeiDli
aenrnm ct 5orber | 90. og Sanoelss
retten. Q
SgrIte Stprmono s. Sonicn fra
wofifop, oberrofte Hetsformonoen ell
Ieneere 8apport, ban baboe noorbei.
bet ~peorgrenoe nlDffen.
af oenne 6orflnring, Der t~iltroao.
tes of De epriee reooeoe, frem9if bl.
q. fslgenoe:
9irsoog Gftermiooog Den 81.
gua. PED 4-8ioen forloo 9omperen
.9oaano" glptb, loitet meo Sui og
elasiereoe Ner.
Oct bar en- norelig @iro, og efter'
boonoen bleite oct op til EN- orfan.
oatio Storm meo bei 5egang. :
gaqten fra al. IL Mionat til 81. 4
@oreen ifllloc 2. Stprmono Sumter
Itoa peo 9foret. of De operleneroe
bar ogioo Matros S%ergenien og Sur
bsoer 2orien poo 8effet. geo on1'
trent 12B.9ioen begpnote Sfibet at
faa Stprboros Sloeiioe, og anptni-
men beororeoe M TO Wono til at
Ipmpe anilene oper til ben mooiotte
Gibe. Men man ioa mart, al man
bar in6e poa en- fortninIet aomp meo
Storm 90 Ss.
GorgGngeren gioroe oft for at boil
DC Sfibet op moo 8inoen, oct bar
umuliot at foa. 9oaano" til at lpItre.
Gen ftaaoig mere forcereoe eSpmp'
nina. af anaene bar fru9tesles. Sfi'
bet ilinqreoe poloion1t, og anllene
ruaeoe meo mpgtig aroft fra ben enc
SiSe til ben nnoen.
al. 3 0at, oo Sloaiioen bar
nooet til at blipe 20 @ra6er, fanot
aaptoinen Sitiiotionen truenoe, og
Sripagten mnatte no.
2iae til af. ID ON Worgenefi
orbeioeoes Der meo iano opermenne'
jfeIia aroft for at reooe Sfibet og
9ipet, men peo Den Sio tr9ngte Ban,
bet IND / Woifinrummet, 6prene Hut.
febes oq Sfibet Ioa og bnggeoe bi9l'
peleft | Seen.
Go fommanoereoe aoptainen: gao.
bene flarl
9i peo af ben tioIieere geretning
meo bpiIfet isreeliet uofolo.
9oo minore emo ct Minit er Sfi.
bet fr9nget oper oe f%oripnnoet /
8slgerne.
Retsformonoen: Eror DE, nogen
al De andre omborbpprenoe blep req
be6e2
De iefs reooeoe meo cen Stemme:
Nei.
Mebningen.
SIumingen Of geretningen LOO
iaaIebes:
& fire Elmer roche pi ON poa Sa'
bet / Storm oe gpeeoeir. Saluanoen
Eime, for ni blep taget OPP paa ben
;penife gorf, bopoe ni ben ! Sigte.
Com WsbfignaI anoenote b en- anre
meo en- Stump preienning paa.
Sra gorfen .Saga" gioroe man
fla al Image for of biplpe os iaa
bur.iet Tom muiiet. Sfibet isgte for.
aepes at breie ben imob os; fire,
fem @anee mislpffeoes oct. Sna
faIteoe MAJ en- 9effe elmer no til
os, pi greb til, og blep bolet ON
Boro.
Sun aof Meler boboe life ar9f.
Ter til at fpinee fig OPP oper @elin.
gen; ban bapoe facet fat, men Hap
iaen oe itprtebe neo | gsleerne. 5
jamme Nu fnitites Sonen moo gor.
Ten. 90 2iget bar lite, troos Otter.
fbgnine, til at finoe. vi bar MI
is apartmil Spb for llIpffesfteoet.
Snben Gorbsret flitteoe, oplpies
bet, at Der life CT omfommet IL, men
II Menneifer, oeraf be 10 at Wano.
ifabet. Den H., iom man lite biotil
bar fenbt Wapnet paa, er en- Gru
gbriftenien, Der bar gift meo Stpr.
rnanb 6. | .Donff.rusiiif Dampifibs.
ieIifob." Gun babe baret en- Eur !
England for at beigge i'm Mano, Der
Iaa | 9lptbs &abn.
U..t.c.. ~ucN q O Thrieeuesu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

AAANAlN - 0JbA0bN $780, Vt0~f
til Slagtebusuonalget, bpori DDrl9-
gen oplnier, at beo EN- llnoeriggelie
of 90 anerfonife Sfinfer bites bet,
at life minore emo De IA bar trifin-
boloige. Oct er en- bgiIt nbpggeligOp-
lpsning, oo 9ublifum ber D9re for
iietige meo Rpoelien Of amerifonife
Sfinfer.
Gn Spal-giiit. On flor SbaI bar
fornpIig boltret Jig uoen for Soriens
Sioro, beo Chung, @noelobe og | De
omli9gense 6orpanoe. Sinnen er III.
nSors. ao." iaa flor iom Seilene
paa en- IiGe Sole, og ieIoe SboIen
ontoges at bore 500 SOB.
HD Strife | @iue @eftiogn. s flere
glar bar Der npret orbeioet poa ct
foa en- ny Strife | ben neitlige Del
of @ibe Sogn, Sorslunoe 9iitrift
meo geeluno, Der bar 70 Mil til
@ipe airfe. Der ipnes MI l1oiigt til,
at Blonen blioer til 11oget, ifrfner
n@eile 81. 6Gfbl." Den npe airfe ten-
fes bpgget poa Den norObeitIige Del
of SenoerItbopeo Morf neo moo
Sorslunoe. Ger er oIlereoe ifoffet
1900 SIR. til 8eie, oo BET er Menin-
gen at ieoe Stdtens SiaIp til Re-
item.
Set ifoG ogioa bore unoer 0oer-
peielie at opfgre en- airfe eaer ct
GopcG / @eIIlin6 eller | ltlGerup. Ser
bioes oct, at Der, fom | 5arre, bor
Iigget ct @uosbus | oonIe Gage.
Gn anffcrt meb Snbbolo. Boa en-
Iarf / @%entofte fonot goGitiet for
fort 3io iioen en- 91ffert, Der bite
fig at ~inoeboloe: On ,laot Hebolner
Iont 10 Ieie 8otroner, Ell 3 @Gen
lang Gebitige, ct gor 2iiteifo, ct 8or
SiItiaoler, ct SteorinIps, ct 8riobor
iamt TO Gentruissbor. gnoeIig Ell
Del 9irfe.
Com ma fer Ell fiiloitenbig l1o-
ruitning for ell Spp.
s ben S%ormening, at Spben mao
fife Ienere fun6e fomnte og bente
Saonofufferten, Loo man i9tte 8agt
Ii Nerbeoen. Spoen fom imibIertio
life, 90 aufferten meo Snobolo er
lifI. nNott." MI inolemmet | Bolitiets
misunderstanding.
@anSpGrf | gosenie. 9oge1ie 3d.
raoo bar beotaeet of onI9gge ct
Ianob9rf meo en- 9efoitning of 90
1000 SIR.
Spamp | Girfen. 2pngoa Strife,
iom er temmeIig np, i6et ben fsrft
blep iiopiet for 7 gnr iioen, ifaI | Ell
n9r Sremtio undertakes Ell fterre
Separation. Der bill itreffe fig ODER
ca. 8 Tiger. airfen bar i'll. r@alb.
Gmtit." oiit iis at bore it9rft a1-
ereben Of Spomp, ferGie peo ben
norore Sioe iomlt | 3oret. On Del
@uIpbinIfer oe SobIifter iomt @uI-
bet maa fornpes. ManeeI paa Denti-
Iotion menes at bore SfpIo / 3ala-
miteten.
IGrfelist 2%bnnebiIas. timber ct
Iterft Soroenneir Sirsoag Den z.
Sept. Hog 2pnet ON Worgenen neo
Dos @aaroeier Sans Ssrgenien ! Be
tier @eoiteo. &ans Ssreenien os Su-
|itrii opbolot fig | aoitoIoen; inoe |
9eboeIiesbuiet FOB 2 Senner poa 8
og 10 @or, oa l%lneiret traf ben oDer
genen.
Bluoielig fom Der ct 2pn, iom
Hog neo, paafulgt af en- neloig Cor
ben og itarft Drag fra Stuebuiet.
aonen, iom fao og malfeoe, beosoe-
oes, men tom mart til gepioitbeo
igen. Monoen ileoe inc for at ie til
Orengene.
San fan6t alt | ben Itsrite 6oroir-
ring, ale Sfiaep9gee meo Ogre bar
neofalone, Sforitenen iammenfunfen,
9affelopue og aomfur flpttet fra be-
res YIaos og Stpffe for Stnffe om
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

- 49, -
Drengen, Der / al ben Sib Iaa paa
@gloftet, life meo SorY9t babe
bolot Jig borte, men at ban bar Bile
ben beogbet al Ssets QUIT og life
bar pnngnet, bbis life ben Mono,
Der fnnot BAN, bapoe beffet BAN.
5or oenne antagelie taller ogioa
bette, at ban iop bi0ere, Ga ban efter
at bore funoen bIep bragt til Senes,
og ban baboe ineett @nelie ON, at
ban bab6e b9ret iaa lenge borte.
9emt Soeinliitreoaftsr. 0eo I'm.
oerretten er Ser Snsoag ben 1. Sept.
foGoet Com / en- Sag, Tom Heoaf.
tor areG @elib, nSolitebro @b.", 3.
90. December 1907 nnlag6e moo
Ben MISUNDERSTANDING ofD Sting
fGbing g[mts Socialoemofrot", Sr.
s. g. Sunoboe / gsbierg, for grobe
5ornnrmelier Sun6boe i6emtes en-
9eoe tilStatsfosien pao 80&r. iaslt
30 Sir. / SnQsomfoitnineer, bnorbss
De f%ornnrmelige u0lo6eGier mortifi.
cereoes. :.
9anif GcjiefOrcning, timber bette
0obn er Der I Serning oonnet en-
Sorening at Marfe6sreiienbe meS
set 6ormonl at i6ge Sc ~reiIenoes Go.
teGie beinet / &ublifums Smoemme
oe0 9ennem 6oreningens @irfiombeo
at bir6re, at ftroffeoe gerioner faar
Gogang til at foa onbilt StooepIoos
beo9farfe6er og offentlt9e Setter.
Sorenin9en optoger fun abioIut bp.
oerlige sg ~uitroffeoe Berioner, og
Den bar flere Steoer fooet SiIiaen
on 9brigbeoens @iiton6. @rosierer
ST. geterien / a~ebenbnbn er Ser.
mano og girfiRoireft6r IunoeIing
aasierer.
Sitnoet 9ig. Sors6og Sen 9. Sept.
6enao aften fonotes paa grbp9aaro
mellem Maribo og Nofifob 2iget al
Ell 19.onrig GoGof Itaaenoe poo SO.
beoet | en- @reno beo @oaroen.
9r6n6en bar ennife imol, life ret
obb o9 @onoitonoen fun ca. 1 Ilen.
Wton nor itrofs tilbsielig til at gaa
no fra, at Ser f%oreIaa Selomoro, men
beo ben inOleoe0e ltnoeriggeIie err
Der fremfommet Oplpsninger, ser IT,.
fe nbeluffer Miiligbeoen al, at Ser
foreligger ct 0rob.
2iget er oerfor bleben fsrt til Sea.
ribo, bbor oct bill blibe obouceret al
Stiftsfpiifus Sanien fra Npite6 og
9iltriftslege Selms, Moribo.
Sgenbets SpnriommcligbeS. 2em.
big, 4. September. Sen berberenoe
Notwithstanding, Der bar ben for.
ite | lin Slags ber | 2onoet, og bpis
SpretteIie CAB Stsoet til OonneIien
lof lienenbe Soreninger 2onoet ODER,
bar uoienbt fit 81. @arsreenifab. Oct
fremgaor bI. 81. af bette, at Ser inbe.
ftoor en- opiporet 9apitaI poo 226,.
$40 ar. SO 9. s @arets SOB er Der
bIepen inoifuot 2S345 ar. 16 81. s
Br9mier er Der tiIlagt Sporerne sos
Groner.
Sorenineens Sormono err 8roprie.
t9r @ager, @abifiereaarb.
Ear gsrnene at mnlfe, iaabeI Ssn.
ner fom 0stre, tbi MaIfning ma
lite betraetes iom iimpeIt Mrbei6e;
BET err, ifriber CD. g. s. / n2anom.
gIobe", en- Iigefrem YIigt at Ipre
9ernene oct. Sorltanb poa MaIfning
og epre til at nofere ben eoot er en-
SopeobetineeIie for boroenbe 2qnb.
m9nb. SeIp ON @srnene oIorig
faor grue for Seroiebeb / at maIfe,
beo be fsrft, nnar De ieIp bar lprt
bet, bbao De fam oe bsr forIonge af
andre.
Stn6enternes nbe SINS. @runb.
ftenen til Observation-Disclosures npe
9penfne I @borreparfen nebIoebes |
@oar Gormiooags aI. 10 af 9ron.
prinfen, Tom uotaIte Saabet ON, at
gbanfnaen moatte fomme til at rim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24
Trutehen NIB 3. 6. gbriftenien.

@ebens arbeioet for ben aoresie,
for bpiIfen 2e6erne at bet fpbenbapn'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-24

Bar fan bebpbet af Sbet? On BOG.
terbreng foripanbt for nogen 9io fl.
ben fra Sfopfoeeo Senien-Sufd pao
4ornbolm. Gre Daee efter bans Gor.
fpinoen fanot man bam paa ct So.
loft.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-10
ooAsTw1sE SUSPENSION MEETING.

Opposition temporary applying
all Honolulu today left in the minority
subject ought both
although probably
Much the Argument advanced the of the opposition
be false Day after
Japanese although with
bulk business there desire of the
susIensionwh exponto this business efeed
in
something hardly expected
outside editorial certainly meeting
teligent
Directing the
tourist restrictions owing lack
vessels their complaints will be effective
presented the Washington the
since to the friends of the proposed ship subsidy BILL
The subsidy bill
assistance possible then opposition
against and the divergence friends
If it does will help Hawaii
In the while let gather
door
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-10
rHn pREs1pENr,s MESSAGE.

OF The Advertiser
the Presidents message the
Heretofore the Oh
message least before it was given to
ngre thus allowing the reading passages selection Of
preparation oil
be printed the cable brought the WORD
had received it.
of received
in adva by physical mpossibiity
machinery publication OF annual messages is very COM
ieated printing
Office the advance gone carefully opinions of senators and
hna
up pamphlets printed only side of the about two weeks
before congres assemblies
Then through the associations to the in
ddua carefully their
imposed
violation thereof Some copies mailed to
cable
sage before the and the house As matter
before the
Chicago Francisco and London to be repeated
of
1t not improbable that the message
That
expensive that wires
the eegraphc WASH
is invariably heavy
writing his speeches and far
then night
year also corrections Sometimes he
of like
speeches in advance
this
exceedingly annual and not
permanently that is the attention of
three President Roosevelt
occasionally
But in
augura speeches usually brief His
session of last March exceptionally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-12-10
THE JuDaEsHIp.

apparently quarterly
scramble for udgeship in Hawaii
the the qualifications of candidates
be whether appointed gil the for the full
rotation judicial office public interest
No should appointment judge of higher court who does
intend and the and best of
ca caus him o
growing
ton dictate the judicial
the frame OF mind that controlled certain political committees short
time who themselves
position
would be bad
to instruc
consulted in connection with judicial APP
pointms, political political appoint
efficiency
responsibility
political responsibility specifically
the and does with good
for volunteer advisory body select from several and
appoints
are t3'
be
believes that there available
fill hnoably
its clear to have named them satisfactory instead of making
recommendation which bears the o matu
The Advertiser sympathy spirit proposes
A.
Ills appears abb judicial horizon
1t is known this community
do political Their differences have been
frequent and
why Mr. Robertson would make objection
against him is that period
the this
for possible and present ground
complaint this There worthy
decline this contemplation suggested
the reply of the Master to certain Phaisees who made like accusation
net him who is without
dared reply he said sin no more'
Honolulu has
in
or law for perpetualy deprvng of his civil rights
If rain of fire and birthstone
of Honolulu who have slipped YOUTH
donning of asbestos ovecoas and stampede
which would include pillars of church. state and society
The Advertiser believes appointed
district he will able
position with credit to himself and satisfaction the