davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08
Poczty " Chillach.

Nie %najnowsza to sprawl
poczty W Chinach,
To tel ME wspominamy tu
O. niej; jake. 0 objawie cywili-
:zacyjnym, zaczerpnietym z
Iona cywilizacyi zachodu,
f%rzeciwnie, jakkolwiek ME
pozbawiona jest wzglednych:
za1et, myszka tract, a stad.
posiada pewne oryginalne
strony ! TEN mas tn g}6wnie
zajmuje.
Rzeklismy wyzej, il ME
pozbawiona jest pewnych "a.
let. Naleza do mich! wzgledne
bezpieczehstwo przesy}ek
p0cztowych i szybko66, z ia
ka dochodza miejsca przezna-
czenia.
Depesze rzado1 We wypra-
wjane ~bywaja "a po6redni~
ctwem ludzi, wy}acznie do
:tego przeznaczonvch, a
pozostajacych pod zarzadem
mi1iinisteryum wojny ". Peki-
ME.
N wychudlych szkapach
przeno1sza sic dose szybko 20
stalcyi ha stacye, a w'azne
rzadowe d%okumenta wedru;al
njekiedy " ten spos6b okofo
45sciiu1I mil naszych dziennie.
w kazdem z chi6skich
Mast znaczniejszych istnieja
urzednicy pocztowi, cd kt6-
rych .zawisfa jest jedna pro-
wincya Tub wiecej.
Odpowiadaja oni "a ca}o6t
i be7piecze6stwo .przesy}ek,
:placac odszkodowanie W ra-
.zje zagubienia kt6rej znich;.
treS6. /. przesy}ana oznaczana
ibywa PREY. %cddawanius jej
ma :. poczte; porto oplaca sic ".
stosunku1 pc jej !wa J: :.
Zwyczajni listoposze cho..
!dza przewaznie pieszo, uzy:
waljja jednak czasem osl6w
kt6re. . tel czesto "a g16wn'ych:
tdrogac'h pa6stwa spotykamy,
3 a kt6re. =: Z .ptlunktualnodcia
chrojnio . posuwaja sic
/. nl1,aprz6d. Pomimo, il os{om
towarzyszy tylko n%ajemnik,
nie}atwo :byloby 10 skrast,
.ktoby ie bowiem chcial czy
to ze zwyczainej drogi spro:-
.wadzic, czy to dwie naraz
bez wytchnienia przebyt sta
WILDLY op6r ME do pokona:
mia. schybaby je .si1a ciagnac
wypad}ot 49,: "
Objuczeni 8o,iu funtami
pax, paczek j list6w k}usuja
lis tono sze mile ma godzine,
az do nastepnej s'acyi,. gdzie
juz czeka ma mich swiezy po-
s1aniec !; poczte wiezie sdalej
dniem i:noca bez wzgledu ma
stan pogody.
Ally -:s}atwiej obowiazki
spe}niat, pocztawi CT
pos}a|hcY- z%achowuja odpo-
,wiedtaia dyete, t. j: ME naja-
dcaja Sic n1gdy W zupeino6ci,
jak twierdza chi6czy-:
ccY,' ID {: 1o-2-1o ca'odci;
sic "a to .czesto,
.przy k g i!l1 y 8, oad 1i y sic,
g1odu.
:sa0azYmissieys}uzba s~teagtsaaft66.
dzaju nieIadassi i wymaga;t TO
III j" -.~ %" - ..Errs H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

dzice=lub ~wychowawcy odpo-
wiednio ksztalcili.
Chcac ably dziecko v POI
niejszem zyciu odznaczaIo
sic towarzyska ~uprzejmoscla
nalezy Cd wczesnych lat PREY
uczyc je do wdziecznosci "a.
kazda wy6wiadczzo1'nlial IA. mu przy-
.s1uge Tub ~przyjemnos6, Ma
samprz6d MECH sic ia wdzies-
cznos6 objawi W zwyklym
wyrazeniu bog zap1ac Tub
,,dziekuje";; z czasem, dzieeko
dzwiek tego wyrazenia Cd
czuje i W sercu. Nalezy PREY.
zwyczajac dzieci do okazy-
wanna i wyrazania wdziecz
.no6,i, gdyz kazdy .,,dobry
obyczaj" stale sic ola p6zniej-
szego zycia Acknowledgment.
Z poczatku dziecko powie to-
dy tylko BOG zap}ac" Tub
,,dziekuje" gdy mu kaza, po-
wolf jednak wyraz ten -zbu-
dzi " sercu dziecka uczucie,
tax, ze "a kaz6a odebranla :.
przys}uge Tub przyiemno6e
poczuje ono W sercu wdzieczz-
nose. w ten sposob nauczy
sic bye: wdziecznem matce,
.babce, lub s}u&ecej, kt6rle tore
. -. > i: --'- 80 49, $500: : ~ 49,
=krzataja sic ko}o jego osoby,
p6zniej wdzieczne bedzie tym,
kt6rzy je pouczaja, jake i
tym, kt6rzy je obdarzaja; a
tax ten prosty zwyczaj dzie7
kowania w%prowadzi ::.dusze
dziecka W to atmosfere milo
Sci powszechnej, kt6ra ME
Una r6znic miedzy : ludzmi,
ale INA jedynie cnoty i:zas}u-
gi. =.: 80.
Rodzice powinni take przy'
zwyczajac dzieci do ustepstw
j zgody z ich ms}ymi towaz
rzyszami. Charakter dziecka'
ma takiei gotowosci do
ustepstw ~bynaimniein ME c'er>:
pi; dziecko powinno umie6
ustapie inie wymagac cd
innych poddaniaz sig jego "a
8
!: z takich dzieci zgodnych
wyrastaja zgodri mezowie j
zony, zgodni ojcowie
i zgodna~ matkii :4odzin a
Ouch zgody wiecej macy W
zyciu rodzinnem Mill Ouch
chwilowego nawet bohater-
gotowy nieraz do wiel.
kich czyn6w poswiecenia..
i Ouch zgody rodzi
czesto czyny bohaterstwa.
Kto W drobnych rzeczach
zgodny spos6b Okla.
.ac osobiste swe zadowole-
ME, ten zazwyczaj stale
sic nieugietym botaterem,
gdy sumienie ME pozwa1a
mt odstapic Cd ~obowiaz4u;
przeciwnie, ludzie naugieci W "
osobistych uprzedzeniach W.
sprawach sumienia / honoru
miekna i lama sic. .
Tysisce jest sposob6w
uszlachetnienia serca, tego:
istotnego zr6d}a zycia. Mech
mp. dziecko cd najmlodszego
wieku uczy sic bawM razem
z dzie6mi ubozszemi Cd SIZE
bic MECH iml1uzycza: sWly l1eo
zabawek, MECH. sic: dzieliz5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-12-08

Czytelniczki naszego pisma
sobie dok}adnie pre-
czytac i dobrze %zapamietac
,,dziesie6 przykaza6 ola ma
tek-polek' PAM Ivy Pob6g,
kt6re umieszczamy ma innem
miejscu. Niechaj sic zastosuja
wszystkie polskie matki do
tych przykazah, a bedzie
mniej narzekania ma. niekar-
nose dzieci,w Ameryce a vie
cej prawych Polak6w i Polek
W koloniach polskich!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

enHa.n elmer 3abnfabrt nit ibr.
Sarmlos nabm lie bic @inlubung an
unb fab mir baIb fr5bli9 plaubernb
i'm &dbn ssseniiber. Sd mar blinb
bor Slid. Cont bate i'd ia ben
Siingling am uferipeg feben miiRen
unb bic glide, bic Iie ibm bunn unb
pann Suparf. Sd lentte ben &abn
an eine Stells, BON po elm Pfab ges
rabe binein in ben Walb fiibrte. Oort
ippllte i6 Ianben, unb bunn - in
Der abenbIi9sn Sttlle rtngsum, ipenn
mir oGlsin iparen, bann
.Sa fpobl, msine Serrsn, bdnn -
- gGber unb nGber tamen mir Der
StelIe. mir butten uns beibe er6os
BEN, aIs Der ad6n in ben Sdnb am
llfer fubr. Wltt einem teden Sprung
mar fife" bruuBen. 9lber Der &ubn
fam in's S4panten - bic Ruoer
bate id an's llfer gsiporfen = tpsib
Der audud, fptr t6m sinen StoB CAB.
bdB er ipi.ber bindusgonbeIte in ben
See. Sin unb Der tpippte er, i'd
min bds @lei6gslpi6t baIten = .r
neiet Ii9 sur Seite, id greife in bic
2uft = unb ftiir5te fOpfiibsr in ben
See.
rglp9 bore i6 bonn llfer FER sin.n
iei9ten S6rei, uno Elm ldutes Ca
den. Wi. i6 ipieber duftaude, tpis
meine SGnbe nad benz Nahen lans
gen, Simmel unb SOGl., mas fub i9
= va itebt neben ribr" Elm iunger
Wdnn, Der feinen 9lrm nm iie I.et
unb i.bt fogar - am liebIten mar i9
ipieber untsrgetau6t, absr gum
SelbitmDrber, unb pollenbs ipegen ell
nes fol6.n Raders, bait, i9 tein Sds
lent. limb bann bas SeepaFer. -
Srisfsnb uno fdnatternb trod i4 ans
llfer = unb Idlug mid feitpdrts in
bic 8iifde. gon uibr' unb ~ibm"
fab idb nibts mebr.A
Limb besp.een baben sic grau.
Saars betommen, 9ottor, ipegen st'
ner folden 2appalie", ipottete Der
4feFor.
Oottor Srebfen nidte inn freunb'
li9 lG6elnb su. rSu bespegen,
@.r.brtsiter. 8is gu bieIer nufen
Stunbe bate i9 alter sitler @iel -
nGmli9 meins 6uare gefdrbt. Dos
8ab i'm See bat mir BON ihnen unb
meinen Seiratbsgebanten ssbOIfsn. =
proiit, meine Serren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Die repabIitaniiGsn Teeer.

Ser gbefreoatteur zines NeD Yors
Ter 9lattes berief einmul brei Ne9er
in I.in glrbeitstabinett unb peripraa
0emienigen BON ibnen, ipeIder auf
bic Bette uno biinOiste @eiIe srtIds
rem piir0e, lpesbalb er republitanii9
aeIinnt fei, cine prG9tise Srutbenne.
Sd bin Elm Sreuno Der Republit",
faete Der erTe Der iapar3en 9entIes
men, .peil Sie Rtpublitaner bic
Emancipation Der Nsser our6gsfiibrt
babsn!" - n9rapp," ipra4 Der 3eis
tun9smann uub lpanOte iib bann init
ben @orten: nNun, Bill. pesbulb
biTt bu Republitaner?" an ben 5peis
ten Teser. : SD bin RspubIitaner,"
erpiOerts oieisr, ~ipsil Die RspubIitus
ner 70 psiIe 9efebs sebsn!" - r9lut
nidt libel" Iobte Der TeOdttsur uue
fubr odnn, gum oritten s,nOt,
fort: rSebt, Sam, fag' bu uns, ipess
bdIb bu Republitaner biit!" - sd
bin Rtpublituner," sntsegnete Gam
treubsrSis, plpsiI ib germ bic 2rut=
benne baber mO9te!" rlno er betam
bic Srutb'nnel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Glegie

D.nn Die Ste erbrauIt
limb Der Sturmtpin6 iauIt
limb Dem S9pd9ling Dor f9ledtem
Detter gruuit,
Damn seb' t9 an's Meer
llnb ipeine bort Iebr,
9snn mein Ser3 lit iiber 81. MaBsn
fdper.
llnb beim SOnn.nfdein,
Wenn Die 8Dgelein,
90 luitig fli.sen gum DuG6 bin.in,
Damn fiibr i9 mid pObl
unO labe, tpie ton,
Dsnn mein 9tra ift gum 3erfpringsn
boil.
9o9 am gbeno fpGt,
Wenn Der Wonb I9on ftsbt
@m Simmel uno 2lIles su 8ett. gebt,
Damn f9G.id' i9 nod nal
Ra9 Dem 8isrlotal,
Nsnn mein 0urit 1T pirtli9 gans
tolofal!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Die Sbrsebanse.


,ssrau genbant 8inbertped bat
Brilliant O6rgebdnss, 5rau Setr.tGr
2eiIetritt bat 8riGlantsSbresbGnse,
sSrdu RepiIor S9ma9tber5 but9rils
lantsObrsebdnge unb ---
,g2ur SSrau &aufmann @isieIer
bat feline 9riGlantsObrsebdn uns
t.rbra6 Serr 9ieIeIer feline aufges
reote Satin ru6ig. 9ur6 feline Rube
b.bislt Serr @ieieIer INNER Re9t,
bsnn bur9 iie bra6ts er feline l.i9t
erresbare 5rau Suerit gum Deinen
unb bann gum Sdpeigen. 0o4
5err 9ieieler mar tsin Matbematifer
bon 9sruf, .r bate iid biesmul pers
re9net.
Die INNER nod biibf6e, nur
etpas runbIi6e grau ging Dom Bee
ginnenben Weinen unernurtet gum
IGuI.lnben 2iebesfliiit fern iiber: sd
min aud ME pieber etnus gegen
Define Sfatabenbe fugen, penn 0u
mir meine Bite erfiiGIt. gs mag
finbiT9 fein, idb sebe es gu, aber bas
3i.l msiner Ssbniu9t 1T nun tinmal
Der 8siiB bon Brilliant Sbrgebdng.n.
S6ue 9eiu Ser5 unb Seinen Seutel
auf, Mar, iei Iieb."
,0u fonft bic Sbrssbdnge baben,
&inb, nur nidt uuf einmal. 90 na6
unb na9, ia min Did priifen, OBJ
9u 9sin @erfpre9en nit ben Stdts
abenben aud bulten fptrIt."
rSo mad unb na69 Wie meinft
Du bas2" fraste Srau 9ititI.r, tief
aufatbmenb; pie nur Der Wsnt9
at6met, Der ioeb.n elm. Siippbusars
belt bstpGltist bat.
ncS6 p.rbe Dir i.ben Npnut brsis
Big Mart g.ben, bic Oh fir ben glns
fauf 9einer Sbrrinse suriidl.sen
fannit. csn Elm Bis anbertbutb Sab
rem barfIt 9u Dir bann tdufen, ipos
mad 9ein S.rS ii4 febnt."
.aannIt OH mir bus Gelb ni6t
fhon isbt ssben, piellei6t Ieibrpeiie,
aefuiFermuBen aIs @OrT6uB9" frusts
6i. Satin nit gut geipielter Sarms
Ioiistsit.
.Nsiu, ainb. @enn 0u bi. prpb.
beItebit, mint Dir bersinit iiiber
2obn. g1ar i'm Sample tperbsn bic
S.lOen sefd6It."
9tnbertbalb Sabre tpdren felt bteier
lInterrebune psrfloFen. Srau 9isfes
Ter beIaB fiber fiinfbunbert Nurt,
fir bic lie bereits Sipei Iebr i6one
SbraebGnge ausseiu6t bate. @ors
iGufie nur nit ben augen; f. Iagen
i'm @9aufeniter elmer betdnnt.n
goIopaarsnbd1blung. Der prsts
itanb barauF perm.rtt: $40 Rurt.
g.l,aenbeitsfauf". 6rau @iefsIsr
mar Itbon i'm asn6bnIiden 2ebsn
Iebr fiir 9slsgtnbeitstdufe, nm 70
m.br Iudte ss fie, bi,fsn 9runbIub
audi Bel .ibrsn" Obrsebdnssn in 9tns
tpenbune su bringen. Gs pdren
prGftia. Stsins, piel gr0ber tpis bic
Der Srau Renbunt 8inberfped. Isbr
piel grDBsr fpie bic Der 5rau Setres
tar GriT.tritt unO boppsIt 70 grOb pie
bic Der Trau R.Difor S9mu9tbsr5.
9as biirfte cine tuubre GpiOemi. BON
@elbTu6t g.ben, penn crit 5rau
aaufmann @iei.Ier, bi. finple. titels
IoIe Sgrau Sifel.r nit ibren Brilliant
SbraehGna.n antpmmtn tpiirbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

Better: .4b, Sic tppllen beird'
:ben. 5err Sips2 gntidul5isen sic,
i'd bin ebeR febr preKirt - bon meis
men bier sDdtern .rbGIt i.Oe 10000
Wdrt.~
Sreter: rparbOn, i9 bate eis
Bentli6 auf bas 9oppelte g.rt9net." "
Batter: rOas SoppeIte9 Rtin,
ba miibten sic mtnoeftens atpei nebs
men!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

: 9ebantenfpIitter. Der
tpdbre ROtbb.lfer pirb itets Dertannt.
@squdIt, seitobsn un6 ptrbannt:
Obn' SbOad irrt bon Ganb Su 2ano
Der urme, seiunoe Wenf9enD.ritanb
-Sn Der M.nassrie. Wdrs
ter: rDieits 1T bier Elm brauner
Bar, Der nur in europa gu finosn
lit. Sn 9lmsrita tommt er gar ni9t
por, ipesbalb er bort aud duB.rit
isIten it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

- @ntfdufOigt. 4aufmann
(au Dem Batter bes 2ebrGinss): Der
Sunse 1T aber Elm redttr Sdmisrs
flint; Die ganae @Od. tpGfdt .r fi9
ni6t!" - rWiifen sic. oas miiHen
Sic ibm ni9t 70 libel nsbmen; iein
8ruoer lit nGmIid beim Bdoen ers
trunt.n, un6 oa bat er 2ngit pOr
Dem Waiftr s,tri.st!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

Gr: Sag maI, gli., tOnnte i4
niht in Seinen Club eintreten9"
@ie: r9anS unmDsIth. 9u ipeibt
bod, Serr.n iperben nidt uufsenom>
men; absr tpoSu frGgit 9u eigents
Iid%
Gr: ga - sin.u glbenb in Der
Wode mOdte i9 oO9 gerne NIT 0tr
suiammen fein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
pafFenbsr @bsmann n

= paffenber g benz a n n.
.Sdit 0u eebOrt. !Ssrr Wleptr, Der
geIibsr oes grOBen OdmentUnfets
tionsgsIbGfts, bat iia nit .insm refs
5enoen WGo9en Derlobt!" - ngtd,
Der bat ia aud, I'm elm. Srdu sIiid|
lid gu MAIDEN, Ous 3sus bu5u!"
: Gnt9tgento m menb. gr
(auf Dem 8dIIe): ~9luuben sic au9
an Elm @ieosrIeben TN Ssnfeits, msin
SrGulsin9" sic: .9.pib! SUsar
I6on i'm 9iesi.its!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

- lleber feline 8sfugnife ipaht
mandIsr ipi. Elm 90pe, uno iiber feline
pfli6t,n ipis Elm WiurmsIt3isr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

,sSrau gtenbant 8inbsrtped bat
8rillantsSbrsebdnse, Srau Sstr.tGr
2eiIetritt bat 8rillantsS6rgsbGnge,
Srau gfepiIor Sdma4tber3 bat9ril'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
CUMMINS READS
ROOSEVELT OUT

DIES MONIES, la., Sept 3O--Declar.
Ing thatthe insurgent cause Jared bet.
ter with Roosevelt In Africa, the Des
Moines News, Senator Cummins' per.
sonal organ, bids adieu to the mighty
hunter and promises that leaders will
be found who will not desert or com
promise to the sacrifice of progressive
principles. Discussing the Roosevelt
Endorsement of Taft and the tariff bill
the News says, in part:
Roosevelt selects as his permanent
chairman Elihu Root, who is the in
carnation of the doctrine of dollars
and Of privileges. Roosevelt brings
with him Taft, Ballinger, Wickersham
Root Morgan, Tawney Lurton, Hitch
cock and all the motley crew of pluto
Gratis and Hessians Of privilege.
1T would have been as sensible IL
James Buchanan with JEFF Davis and
his outfit, had tried to get into the
councils of Abraham Lincoln. He
cannot swallow up the insurgent
movement, and insurgency will not
swallow him with his Endorsement Of
the tariq bill, of the President, and
with his Root and Gnscoms.
There can be no stop to insurgency
in either the Republican or Democra-
tic parties and no harm can come to
the movement unless undesirable ard
eleventh-hour recruits are permitted
to fog its councils and pervert it's sins
Taft is not welcome as a recruit, and
Roosevelts room is far preferable to
his company"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
ARREST OF
Los ANGELES
TIMES OWNERS

LOS ANGELES, October 4.-One I'm.
cident Of the day here was the arrest
Of General Otis, proprietor of the
Times, on the charge of having
criminally libelled Andrew Gallagher,
a San Francisco labor leader, in the
columns of the Times. He was taken
into custody while preparing to at.
tend the funeral of Wesley Reaves,
the young stenographer to whom he
dictated the article on which the libel
was based.
The arresting officer accompanied
the General to the funeral and thence
to Justice Court, where bail was ar
ranged for a habeas corpus hearing to-
morrow.
The charges against General Otis
were contained in two warrants. They
were issued some time ago i'm San
Francisco, but as General Otis was in
Mexico representing the United States
as a special envoy to the centennial
celebration, they were not served
Similar warrants, however, were serv-
cd on Harry Chandler, assistant gem
eral manager of the Times but he
was released under a habeas corpus
writ issued on the ground that the
warrants were insufficient.
The alleged libel was contained in
an article criticising not only Gallagh-
er, but Mayor Mccarthy of San Fran
cisco, and o. A. Tveitmoe, following
the visit of Gallagher and Tveitmoe
to this city to confer with labor lead
ers here regarding strike conditions
here. General Otis bonds were
fixed at 500 on each warrant, the
same as in the case of Chandler. The
habeas corpus writ was made return
able tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
ODD CAPITOL FAKE.

On the door that leads into the Sc
nate lobby on the east side OF the Ca
pitol there is a bronze relief of a re-
evolutionary battle scene. One of the
principal figures is an officer or horse.
back, whose stirruped boot protrudes
out full inch beyond any of the rest
of the cast The whole cast is dis
colored dingy bronze with age-al!
except that boot, that shines like the
brasses on a marine engine, cleaning
like gold in the morning sunlight.
What makes that so bright wnile
the rest is so dingy?" said O. Capitol
guide to- Star mans query. well
there's superstition that rubbing that
boot brings good luck. We guides TELL
it to the visitors, and every one of
them has to give it a rub with his
hand. Then there are thousands in
Washington who hold to the supersti
ton, and never pass the door without
giving the boot a polish. should say
that it gets an average of a couple of
thousand rubs every day in the year
which is enough to KEEP any boot
looking bright.
mo, I don't know how the supersti-
ton arose. 1t was full grown when
l came here twenty years ago, and it's
still in full strength. Even some of
the senators fall for it, and never dare
pass out of that door without giving
the boot a surreptitious twist. Oh,
yes; ] always do it myself. What's
the use of running against sucn
things? We've all got some suporsti-
ton in us, haven't we?'-Washington
Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
HOW DOES YOUR
GARDEN CROW +?

The department of botany and nor.
ticulture of the College of Hawaii has
in progress a study of the vegetable
gardens Of Hawaii. Professor Vaughan
MacCaughey has issued a circular to
residents supposed to have knowledge
of these matters, asking for their CO.
operation and enclosing a schedule
of the data wanted. Besides name,
address and date information as fol-
lows is requested:
A list of the vegetables grown in
your vicinity, in order of importance.
Are there any commercial vegetable
gardens in your vicinity?
At what place are the crops sold?
Of what nationality are the garden
ers?
What are the chief obstacles to the
development of vegetable gardening in
your vicinity?
What methods are used to combat
insect pests and plant diseases?
Describe the local methods OF pro-
ducing some crop in which you are
especially. interested
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BEET SITUATION
IN CALIFORNIA
Continued from page fve.)

usual in California, it is hoped that the
dry weather will continue ana prevent
any serious loss from the storm.
Press reports state that the entire
5000 acres desired for the new Ana
helm factory has been secured, but
that in order to guard against failures,
about 10 per cent more acres will be
accepted. The factory promises to
prove a great benefit to the neighbor-
hood and to open much new territory
which has heretofore not been cropped
in beets, because the three adjacent
factories have not been able to take
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
TAFT TO INSPECT
THE BIC CANAL

BEVERLY Massachusetts. October
ll.-Prosidout TAFT today officially
announced that his deferred trim TO
Panama held over until after cleo.
tons, would be started ON November
10.
The President will sail in the q. S.
cruiser North Carolina and he ex-
poets TO make the round trip In
twelve DAYS.
During the brief period Mr. Taft
VIII make an inspection of the work
accomplished on the big ditch that is
to divide two continents.
What is considered the most impor.
tant item on the Presidents Panama
Canal program, is his contemplated
inspection of proposed sites for the
establishment Of Notifications for
the defense of the great artificial
waterway
Also, it is expected, the President
will settle in regard to what the tolls
are to be for ships passing through
the canal.
The matter of what manner of gov
eminent, as a permanency, is to be
established in the canal zone, is also
to be settled by Mr.. Taft, and, alto
gether. the mission of the Nations
chief is of vast Importance.
The date set for the opening of the
Panama Canal is January II, 1915.
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the crop actually grown fast enough
to suit the farmers. Bids for the con-
struction Of the factory have been
requested, and the contract is expect
ed to be awarded about October goth.
The Street Superintendent at New
port, Cal, has been experimenting
with beet pulp as a road-making ma
terial and reports very successful re-
suits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
NEW YORK ACTS
ON TIMES OUTRAGE.

NEW YORK, October 14-There
was a meeting in this city today of
the directors of the National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers at which the
chief item of important business was
the unanimous passage of a resolu-
ton to the effect that the Information.
al Typographical Union should be
condemned for its alleged responsible
lily in regard to the fiendish dynamit.
ing of the building of the Los Angeles
Times in which so many innocent
newspaper workmen, literary and
mechanical, lost their lives or suffer
ed terrible injury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
4. At THE THEATERS

Alberto opened at the Park Theater
last evening, and showed that the title
of The Gay Deceiver" had been well
bestowed. His act was enthusiastic
cally received, and he will certainly
become great favorite at this por
lar playhouse. His tricks are '.
performed, and he accompanies then.
by running commentary that amuses
the audience. His jokes also have the
merit of being new, something that is
extremely rare with conjurers now.
There is not dull moment while he
is on the stage, for he has the happy
knack of doing something interesting
and funny at the same time. He
never seems to be at a loss, even
when his pistol fails to explode, for
he calmly leans over and lifts an oil
can that would be suitable for greas-
ing a rod on the Manchuria, and os-
tentatiously pretends to pour oil into
the defective mechanism.
Harvey and Haynes are still in the
bill and are meeting with great sue
cess. The program will be further
strengthened by another sketch team
on Monday night. The couple gained
a big reputation in the United States,
and enhanced it during a long tour of
the commonwealth and New Zealand.
The Novelty.
The Novelty Theater has kept step
with the other shows, and last night
two more capable artists made their
debut there. They are the Mascotte
Sisters, a couple of acrobatic song
and dance artists. They quickly
danced their way into local popular
ity, and at both shows were warmly
encored by large audiences. The
sisters came on attired as elfs, and
after a pleasing song, did some ex-
cellent dancing and acrobatic work |.
Their business is comparatively new
to Honolulu, and judging by the re-
ceptions that they had last evening,
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RHEUMATISM THE MOST COM
MON CAUSE OF SUFFERING,

rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
the reason that it is the most COM
mon of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
Chdmberlain's Pain Balm will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep pos
sible. In many cases the relief from
pain which is at first temporary, has
become permanent For sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-14
RALLINeER GETS
SEVERE SHAKING

CINCINNATI, October 14.-Secre.
tary of the Interior Ballinger today
suffered a severe shaking and con
siderable shock In a collision between
two passenger trains In one of which
he was a passenger, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway.