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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
TIE COMING TEN yEaRs

lie zns@SSag1 IL TsrT genera
2maag business men shaz rhe NEXT
en- g'aa-s IS To % period os Great
financial dsyrs1zs-ns1z. John "
saEas, who aas inst returned sraau
EccsrzEss- says Il VII b tie greatest
Ne EEaraa has even sem
Two years ago sad thar me
American vas szs 70 war MS OH
lCrhss for g lns He has no1 Ssssn
-zssaIlg 70 Europe Is hs did before
ne depression He had been spend
ias his time q 5r1Ins THE people have
bss.n scxEDaUszlEg and ssur1sng ra-6r
EasEneF II rbs banks Ths extent Of
hess economies 1zy De seen ar rhs
sazzng n Amerlez means world os
nElsy We zTs sl1aEzzas lass greatest
s,ss-5,a 81 Industrial zl6 financial d.
Fsl1qirsan1 Iaas world sra- las sesn
-ns prosperity WI ~ phenomenal
Zach Essgz as cgsme hack tasl 1sors
baElzsa Oh America seq the grsgz
,s-s<ssz .5E75rfss here End TIE III z,zss5 isIzii-
Les IN 1as a-ns- ssS=
The Tses MINES Register and Lead
e IL cuznusazzrg upon Tins Es-adsc-5sn
assela-ses TAE1 aDi znsv is there z 1ra-
Esan6o1.s accumulation q ssas1n -as6r
fssr new enterprises. 5u1 Lhs Increasing
ssa1 Supply as 1tss world znsuraz the
ezssr READY zIsansF With which 10 ozsay-
with maner gllH1tzsHl, and 1n-
xss.rnsazzs secure, there Is u1lr uzss
a.EnE gs1sszfsss Il tts end Of = E,ers1.H 8.
szssnaz5nn The 6rsx Ut z8Ea people N
LIE premises i TINS stated ~ 1hs Dsz
MINES paper
The immediate concern q Iowa u
ms f,gszu period Is 10 EEsr Tia
arsrr5nn Of the men u ts0 are dsy=f
Q aRs E-aa1 enterprises 3Uwz Is al
zara4ing IalE far narwa-k OF z-tes.
uItxn 7Esaas. Indiana 0ti3 End III
ms hzFe AZ demonstrated that IkAs
z ssrrr=asn Is FsrioszEziils investment
IasEa las m1ce munsE zer cz5Ftz
assss more freight Tsssr czgsstl thEz ana
-zrels m0-s par rauirz Ehan sathe,
SITE
ms aarsBd IN 5u1alligssn- sal
u ares4 ssonad H1gEs 5psz 10 hzvs
Tss-nHzlzr1s highvzv The c.l'HHrrs
-IEEls q xAse szaze ETe II Esftss5 Il
znarh q lie Superior fsEzzlz-g o. -sss
81 80 s-xra WIN lnaa ssz51t
-x.sds az Lowe has during large paris
ii he raav cxn azssrd tsst stErse
Esaas luan u means 4s1E 11r II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
InE nav coRpoRATaoN TAX.

- - q
Charles A Co1ant- nSga suthor-
ssr ca financial and economic subjects.
ss,,,srss.s1rss Il. ore 81 the SeaSlne mag.
$3.50 : .r,.as,, sr.s,-,. ,,r.,,, ss.z rszsS-
,.,.-, -. -. -. a.
= I y 8. . :
S<aaaa1s asifs z1i CO asss Asassa 1870
exist N oshsr cc2nt1ss q the xsoraa
and concsndes-
The new rsan for taxing net earn
sars s,sars ~ ajsh11x. 81 x,0ssshss u!son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
STAND BY AFT
..N&tss

SIOUX CT loainsl 1he Neeraska
Republican state ccnyention ii Lin.
Ss'lal q Tuesday adopted : resolution
unqnaiiiies1ls indorssrg the stand TAX
e. Dy Prssiasnt Taft ii the matter az
tariff revision The resolution also de,
csaree thar = Il hook to our senators
Snd representatives IN Congress TO
sustain tho Pre- xide1s IN this position :
This means that tariff hill that viii
he accepted hy President Taft will be
sccepssd By the Republicans ct Ne
hraska- II aiso means inxtf0ctions 10
the Nsoraska senstors and represen-
tAsixes 70 vote for the bin ,SEsst IS such
As 10 receive The aEnuOral OF Presi-
dent Taft.
The Nebraska vass of confidence il
the President. and the accompanying
Instructions 10 stand by him viii be
welcomed By tie Nebraska senator's
ana representatives The twO senators
and some OF the representatives had
made \ more 81 less consistent record
On he snsurxent side Their course
received applause ax home and ID
again appsalsaed iAsahe resolutions
Rnt the Nebraskans in Washington
were eunfrcnfed III the necessity OF
voting for o. agsinst conference
measure certain 10 have the approval
of the Pres dent. Dill the home folks
want Them TO vote with the President
or continue TO snsnrge with La Fol-
iessee 1t was ! nnzaling question. and
me members Of the delegation let II
~ known thar they would appreciate
zresh expression Of hcme sentiment
from the state convention. Undoubted-
" xhey Win be glad the convention
has sesSlsi the question for them and
VIII cheFrsally fellow its instructions.
NebrasRa aoesny reslly Ike nee hides
Anr better than Iowa does, hnt the
word 10 stand by Taft has been given
sns4 the same
The latest news from Washington,
coming by way OF The Washington
correspondent Of the Des Moines Reg
sSter and Leader, IS thai the two Iowa
senators and Representatives Hub
band. Hangen. Pickett Kendall. Good
and Woods viii vote against the con-
ference report This comes after the
PROV issons al the conference report on
al disputed matters have been made
Eresty clear. This newspaper is ne
lncssnt 70 ACCEPT the Washington re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
Rzs.rs.d - Earn Txsex.

Independence Bulletin Journal. The
railroads us Euwa have given me *
ecHrise council 9 pretty hard nIE 20
crack They bare asked ttas then
valuation fer taxation ~ made 10 cor-
respond 10 tas basis of szrn
Land taxation values The cor
Tsn1lon IS thxt While Lhsy are pay
ing OF Is high q valuation Is fse
years agn. sar-m lands are saxs.d on ons
mpch hover, although axrsd is worth
more and railroads less zhzn Then
The plsiFluz. Is q 5s1ss one- The raEl-
rsaaas hare hid rery strenuous time
the Eszsi twssre months. End heir nrf
earnings haFe fallen fir very material
az Esuf The kArzas az 1cxz advance
ID xAins every rear. szshoEgh ehs yzlH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31


Post g true, " tsct' at = hoe SOUS
70 believe unut me iact IS maae :
matter q record thai oo1n senator's
and majority q the Tepresehtasassss1
elected by Rspnoiacan votes ~ hspao'
acan IOWA ~saa reuse tnear sapi's's !.
: Republican psrts measate saIi.olsssu
AZ = large Mssoraty y me hsp0oiacAns
~ co1sneSs ana ands'lssu 0s : nsi'uo,
ilcsn President ms newspaper iat'aa-
n believes that 4 : hepuoiican sss1as
convention. rerTese ntssise o Tue lana
and file q the party could ne nea0 =
iowa today e woaia SEND ine SaoN =
senators and REPRESENTATIVES. ing 500
message sent me ofner gay ~ sne
NenraSka c6nsensaoA y me SSs-oasasAs
tls teSstaon- Presadehs iAit As Tug 49,
g % his party HoaM oe sasea : 10Y
q contlaence. and tne ioWS os'esa.,ou
would Be asked 70 stand ns hiM-i A1s
need mol g aniefprssed 70 ns'sl iu~ {
approSSi q iree Noes nol io~ VS.
approval q Senator l,oslass1 5 ea'u.s.
70 reduce scnednaes Hnieh Nssss nv
reduced n would mean only I
nitson that Pressdens iais ana sle ns.,
Fnhaacan malorHy IN consa - nasss
done the best they co'aid 90 unusI s1s
circumstances 70 esoise i'toss,e's z
tariff bill fairy SATISFACTORY g az So
lions OF the country.
There pnooa nas ish q sansa s hs1.uA'-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

Because OF the SCARCITY OF lalssEzss
men IN Iowa. the Iowa State Ma1.asas
siesrs association has decided 70 al
serasse IN TIE east zzsi With SITE
labor commissioners al eastern srs1s
TO indace labsr5as nea TO rona u
Iowa According 10 the secretary d
The organization. many OF the Isss
factories are crippled for want d
vssrSHen- Many factories desire 4
enlarge their plants. but srs uEaDs
10 gel more than enough workusn i
keep their present plants going s1i
50 are DELAYING their plans for q
ra1sson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
Les.x Try Free Trs5e.

Cedar Rapids Republican The pep
pie who want the leather taiffo go with
the free hides are 10 me right II hides
are free. then what Is made us heather
and leather Itself ought 10 BE- made
free ANY other IS policy OF diserim.
iraarion vie and daunable The men
who manufacture things out NJ Leather
have con<pired 10 pHli onr over the
farmer. II hides are made free. for
their own enrichment Let them be
given the same kind OF medicine and
that with vengeance III projection
can not protect all consistently. then
let The whole temple he srilled down
and lei all American industries perish
together. II perish they Will III pro
lection IS 10 he for some and not for
all. then lei none have its privileges
TIE shoe manufacturers now saw they
can not compete With European labor.
but what Of that II We are 10 huy our
hides In the Argentine, then lei Us buy
Our shoes Ia Europe or in Japan
4 Ne are nos x0is s0s Saildi 40 Am
'erican Industries, then lei US buy
abroad We can gss an things cheaper
abroad Than orr ananufacsnfxrs can
make them "A home we ca skuy any
thing IN little Japan ana Japan
nowadays can ma ke almost anything.
cheaper there than We can have il
made By American ianor.
LEI American aasssr take foar-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
CAMPING IN SUMMERTIME
Cheap and Probable Way Of Spend.
inn Vacation.

Iowa City Republican: During this
time Of year the river and many
creeks have their banks decorated
with tents. and where once was heard
only the quiet mairmur OF the flowing
water now loud merriment of city
folks camping during their vacation
from the noise and the heat OF the city.
Men. women and children sit on the
river bank. IN = hotter sunlight than
they would dare to enter in the CITY
and are perfectly happy. Here aad
there Is far man laboriously rowing
q satboat- and OF among she trees
groLp OF men who for year have not
moved faster than q walk, are dill
gently running back and forth play
ing some OF the old borssh games, and
almost always there Is q group OF men
calmly shooting Al q target for hours
at time Even the old game OF pitch
ing hOrseshoes IS PLAYED at a CAMP
Such is week Of the life OF many city
dEealers- They seem 10 suffer from
. propensity TO he themselves 10 the
woods for short time DURING the
ho1 weather. and their complaints
agains. the torrure know 30 bonds M
less they have Endulgsd Ia their weak
OF camping In zhe fall old Father
Simpkfns walks throngh the pasture
and swssrs shzs he VIII never asaia lei
the city folks come inso his land. His
pasture is fail Of cid newspapers,
limbs ON the trees are broken. sas
fence is torn in several places. and an
endless amount Of damage Is done.
But the ci4y folks knoE. nothing OF this
and they sleep peacefully dreaming of
what good man that farmer was Ia
allow them access Ia his land and syzn
give them milk and butter.
il is q great sport camping is. ~
facs II is the best way Of spending
vacation The hard working city
parsonage gets 2 wonderful amount B.
snergr after one OF these excursions
Tor the change OF scene. the fresh air.
the games and sports snd1igei Ia. and
especially the ELECT OF living on The
river ssanK hzs very snvigorstinr IN
1usnce On the human mind ana body.
Then too, that week ps camping FIR
nisass material for years canrer-
sassen and MANY are the FISH stories
tod. botanical arguments wAged. ana
dreams Of farming dreamed Yet
there are zseDfsae living IN tie city
VINO hare the err1uaous saea that
1fsasr vacation nanSf BE- s,.ens In some
hig ciEr. and they accordingly deuzrs
sar rrsg 20 the EsezS p5sosis- The e.
set1 Of stss Jorrnes Il. The greet rafv
IS xis8bse IN the victims atsHzzire
for several months Asszr that er5ns
msa1 re is terribly Izres6. YES. IN
-teIsd q being rested b. Is FIRED and
the s1srrF oser the znonsE xzssnr xisez.
ils feia like sport keesss his dssl.o
ssrsun In aDwr mood. wiszit his srSend
pno has ssAsn f:aEsl ping Ksars p i,rgsss
smile. sEen though Ne his csslS. IS
kEdlF lszftau By m1sa nzsotz and Ind 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

atoms returned by the ASSESSORS show
! constant tendency to decrease The
thing to do is to cnt down the railroad
valuations, hui put those of the farms
where they belong according TO the
law. which is very explicit as TO how
the assessors shall list property. al
though great and constantly increas-
ing number Of them fail to do their
sworn duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

oncszls 81 E7ensza golntx. IEgsuais.
are considering tie sszsIaiz5tv 81 ash
ing TIE legislature 81 lAas STATE sr- :
aAR Fnoviaing EhsnEaas post 10,
szsn MO abandon zheir wives mt
vac II osbsE Ways Els1ras1 than.
Five csssss Of abandon lzlsrss E,s- 6zT =
ne sSsr1se for M pzsz -E4sTs
months IN Paa-ss cauusv. EhTA wffs
a'ss1ers and msn vho fan 70 supt,a-.
aaeiv families make I'D &luase Twice
The cases Thai 90 before Tie aarnl
courts Il world sesn Iha1 esrRtIisss
nsni Ct The EhiTFiag zsass E0nld nass
the Punishment f TIE CRIME fzz-a-
than any ether arrangement ~ 6a-
used The experiment Is varshy :
trial al least
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

hny ali the fish that be has brought 70
the city
Camping does not require the CON
tents Of 3 large purse, In fact any
person who saves a few dollars dur
ing his year 81 labor can indulge In
thar recreation To shox What can
be done, q little illustration Will saf-
nee. a party Of about thirty people
from this city camped for two weeks
and the expense was 81 per person for
seven days This included cottage
rent. board and all pleasure expenses
That is as cheap as any person can live
in the city. and Il Is certainly cheaper
than taking 8 trip TO some great metro
polls. OF course. that is very cheap
camping expense, and was run :hy pep
pie who understood the ecunosnIcai
side OF the enterprise Bnt on he
whole, camping IS healthy vacation
stunt and is cheap enough f0r sny man
or woman There are several things
which are necessary 10 q good camp
or FIRST Importance Is the tent Or cot
sage, whichever ii may be- 4 tent "a
expensive. bnt Il can be rented al q
small price ..nothes commodity. NOT
inferior ia importance. is good warm
bedding Sleeping IN = tent or cot
fage On river hank after one has
been accustomed 9osa room in The city.
is very conducive TO bad colds. Be
sides saese eEo isnys5rfzng FEAaTre
Aaests. there is aa endless variety OF
things necessary These. however. can
he caoseE according To The individual
wants Of she persons
There are fsaents OF opportunities
for expensive camping One canseo ia
the woods Of Maine Of canad<skhere
guides mast be hired and exx;fsr size
oHsfits hosaglSt There one can
vita adventure and ssaSoy life ID i real
wilderness Fer The romnon business
mar and mechanic. or csxk. awsek
Or two oi camping IS enosef 81 a I'd,
cation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

II Is coming 10 b. generally -snns-
nised sf2t thers i no orraps1an Z
man can EssErsas which VII nsF EaLs
HIN rat II he fails 70 make t0- HIN
self occasional periods % change 2Dd
relaxation i Is not mater u
climate o- temperature. Il Is TIE wo-E-
ms along 4 worn groove. With aBa1
CAV IKE TIE enc before Il, that Essks=s
nsn grow cid and which SIPS ensAp-
slasm The men who take vacations
SEEM 70 ae the men who are really
dosag things A month or TWO manths
ahssace 6arias the twelve Of each
year may add zn Income II ~ taking
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

An Illinois girl was busting SHOW
case when ia fell on her head So
WAS saved from serious insaTy By IA
rass il her hair. II woaasa vii agrs'
10 wear rats only when busting shoE
cases the Objection 10 their use vi
be suppressed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

IL the man can bring back with him
4 personality houyant with energy,
eager for work Vacation, properly
Interpreted, naeSns change. a rest OF
mind and body for the daily routine:
this means for the city man, the coun-
try. for the country man it may mean
tie cir. At any rate it means COIN
plete change
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

IL the Kansas professor IS correo
that mans bsg toe wiggles when .
tells lie. s pert paragrspaer co1
csudss that sone men have come clos
10 creSaing perpetual motion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

1t Is TO As hoped that the corn ap
psecsases as II should what swsa1eFlhs
humanity is enduring in its interest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

4 Chicago man wants ; divorce be
cause his wife hit him with q ase
What would he have had her hit hiH
wsth--a taassrons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

The air Hons OF the air lines =
WIS, the Cedar Rapids Gazette calls
the Wrighss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
Nores AND coMMenT.

The Cedar Rapids Gazette wonders
way some one Doesn't take Thax ont
into the middle Of tae Atlantic ocean
ana lose him
The Marshallsnvn Times Repuhls
can concludes that what Spain seems
10 need IS nos more soldiers 20 much
as soldiers WHO know -sow TO fight
There is only one once that we
want, SAYS Alex Miller. Of the Wash
ingson Democrat Some day we
would like 10 be elected grand exalted
ruler OF the Elks. II has snch
mcnthful sound
Dress. says one Chicago society
woman. means so many things 10 8
woman thar d man can never really
understand The Des Moines Reg
lister snd Leader declares that there
IS ore thing. though, faal dress means
10 man and he has no trouble nm
derstanding il, either
The Iowa City Republican believes
it safe 10 say that the free hides viii
not make a difference of one cent in
the retail price OF shoes. There are
TOO many miidlesnan profits taken ont
between the stock farm and the shoe
store Abonr al that can be predicted
safely Is than Tie price OF hides VIII
so aoun-
The Cresf1n Advertiser says il has
no intention OF boiling eren If the
new sarsE iaE shah prove to be nm
satisfactory n selse particulars. Is
the majority Of Republicans in con
gress agree upon measure II accord
with the Eepnalsean policy OF Frosec-
f5en- aHd II The RsEn bsican President
signs IT. xonfiHass the Advertiser.
Republicans who really believe IN
thsir gsarfF and II The doctrine Of PRO
fsrfsDn saoEl6 accept Il
The DsnEs1n Bulletin tells Of q
wumaa there who worked il right On
zaer husband Re was fniekr and
hara 10 suit with lhe meals II home
H had freosHE1 excuses 10 aat II the
cafes ana hgselg His wife then xs1t
around and inquired WIKI kind Of a
I'll Of fare he asuaEy ordered she
found thar roast bssf or fried EGGS
- l-..x r-stx.ar tsznfzt y.rsfFe.s sryssz,
ar15 some side dish Or preserves far
sance was abDnt Ala NJ gSss Now D.
gets thai kind Of > bin OF tare at
hasB4. zrsd 4 be kicks sac shores she
eass Bill q fare II MS face and tsslas
am IA order Ehss be wants
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

Anyway Aviator Latham Is an g
pert high diver
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31

The 81 Lnnss Glos,e- Daznorrat tx
plains 1As. the trouble win shs Span
ia--ss Is fhAi they aen'i wsns 10 Agss
slzsse finding oas What figtslEss Is,
asoEi ten sAArs xga
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
FIRST N. E. CHURCH

Sunday services at the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church, corner Bere-
tania avenue and Miller street, John
T. Jones pastor. Sunday school, 10
a. m; Mr.. Arthur Robbins, superin-
tendent. A-special Easter program
will be rendered by the school, In
charge of Miss c. Meyer. Morning
worship, II O'Clock; sermon by the
Rev. John w. Wadman, ID. ID. Holy
communion service will be conduct
cd Immediately after the sermon.
Evening worship, 1880 o'clock; ser
mon by the pastor; subject, rs Mine
Heart Right?" This service will be
evangelistic in character. Special
music at both services in charge OF
Prof. N. NJ. Lewis. Bible class. Mon
day evening. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday evening.
All tourists, strangers, soldiers,
sailors, and friends are invited Ia
attend the services of this church.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
SAINT ANDREWS

The services tomorrow at st. An.
drew's Cathedral will be as follows:
Celebrations of the Holy Commune
ion will be held at 6 and I a. m. and
at 8 a. m. in Hawaiian. At IL n. IN
the service will be sung to the set
ting by Eyre In E-hat. The anthem
will be: "As 1t Began to Dawn" by
Myles B. Foster. Choral Evcnsong
will be held at 1880. The offerings
during the day will be for a Bishops
residence after provision has been
made for parochial deficit.
The gathering of the Sunday
schools for the presentation of ,theiI
Lenten offering will be held the Sun
day after Easter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH 4

9:30--tinion Easter service of the
Central Union Bible School and the
Mission Sunday Schools; in the
church auditorium.
10:00--Men's League Bible class.
Four Great Wonders Wrought by
Jesus mark 35:5-43).
11:00--Easter Service. Sermon
by the Minister, Jesus, Lives" Spe-
cial Easter music. Organ prelude,
Grand Onertory No. 3" (St. Cecil
lia). Batiste; anthem, Behold the
Angel of the Lord" Tours; offertory
solo, Eye Bells of Easter Day" Ores
ler), Mr.. II. f. Wichman, violin obli-
cato Mrs. A. u ingalls,: organ post
Jude. Easter March" (MerkeD.
6:30-Christian Endeavor. Risen
With Christ" Cor. Bid; leader,
Miss Frances Bindt. 4
7:30--Evening Service. Sermon
by the assistant minister, "The Eas-
ter Fact and the Easter Faith" Spe-
cial music; prelude. "Berceuse" (ar-
ranged for organ by A. y. lngalls)
Ludwig Schytte; violin solo, "Abpnd.
lied" tSchumann). Mrs. A. -. In
gals; double male quartet, 20 Say.
ing Victim" (Gounod.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10

So he Blg Business Man back in
the Land of Rice.
Why-so then you poke us out because
we are too old for II?
Japan-boy aged 60 years for
knowledge also yearn-
when Grandpa go TO school he
shouldn't get scold for II;
Shakespeare say, 1t never amt too
late for folks to learn
"Big Pink Brother OF the Little
Brown Man,
by that Holy Smoke,
why you visit Toxic,
LGyiug-cup & bubble-wlne & all po-
lite as can
Then come home make Nck-stop to
this Little Brown Man? E.
full OF populus,
Kingdom of the L. S. A. 1t very
muchly bald in spots;
Jap-boys tripping over here don't
crowdy in metropolis
They prefers 30 back-woods place
& stake out building lofts.
Therefore, Mr.. Uncle Sam, II Japs Is
horned too numerus,
Help us, please to scatter out & do
what best we can.
/ When we come for immigrate & see
your country humorous,
Please don't let your Eagle bite
the Stork Of poor Japan!
"Big Pink Brother of the Little
Brown Man,
Ii we should amalgamate
! with that Eastern Syndicate,
Then the Yellow Peril would get yell
low as IL can
Please to be more gentle for this Lit
tie Brown Man"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
Easter Services
At the Churches

He will conduct the Easter services
tomorrow at the Army Hall, King
and Nuuanu streets, at the hours of
ii u. m. and p. M, and on Tues
day evening. april nth, he will give
an address in the parish house of the
Central Union Church, the subject
being THE Life of General Booth, ="
whose eightieth anniversary is just
being celebrated by Salvationists all
around the globe. Mr.. John G..
woolley will preside at this meet
ing Colonel French is not a stran-
ger here, having been several times
on the Islands in his late capacity
OF Provincial officer for the Army in
the Western States. and many will
warmly welcome him back again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-10
ROMAN CATHOLIC

Masses at G, I, ., and 10 a. NJ. /;
confirmation, 3 p. m; Portuguese SER
mon and benediction, 7 p. m.
The choir and orchestra OF s..
Louis College will render the follow
ing program in the Cathedral at the
9 o'clock mass on Easter morning:
Prelude, Praise the Lord" (Rom-
berg); who Is the King of Glory
ueslie); Easter anthem, Christ.
Our Passover" (Danks); Alleluia An
them (Dunham) Strike the Harp
tCulD; Postlude. "Marche Roman
(Gounod). The songs will be ac-
companied by the orchestra.
Colonel French, Territorial secre-
tary for the Salvation Army forces
west of Chicago, is at present visit.
ing the Islands on business specially
relating to the new Rescue Home