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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
Jntereiiante 1ra8em
@uroen in Der geitrisen geriamm.
lung Der 1eosratsb Smpropemeut
Alioeiation erortert.

ssH Der gsitern Radmiitas i'm Gibs
ion Spuis Itdttgebabten Bi,rteliabrsz
perfdmmluns Der Federated Smprop.z
ment 4Hociations Don 5amilton
Gountp murbe bonn 3irettorium Die
neue 8erfafung unierbrsitet unb aez
lanete sur eriten aeiung. Die neue
8erfaiTung iit infofern pon Der alien
peridieoen, als lie Die Iuinabme dlIer
electromagnetic i6aftsn i'm gan3sn
GOuntp unb niht nur in Cincinnati
poriiebt uno ibnen ale sleihe Rsh.e
nerlsibt.
Die 6auptiraee, Die CUR gr0rteruns
gelansie, mar bic Der 8ebanDlung BON
Straben uno 2unbitraBsn nit 6ls oosr
tbssrbaltisen ginNmittsin, tpelhe Die
Strdben pauerbaftsr MAIDEN uno
itaubfrsi erbalten ioIIen. 9as 3uitdns
hige aommittee unierbreiteie einet
ansfiibrIiaen gsritt iibsr bic 0rase
uno befiirlportete in bsmielbsn, baB in
erfter 2ini. barauf seahtet iperb.n
foflte. bob bic StraBen, ehe iie seo!t
ooer setbeert nerben, iib in abioilt
muitersiiltisem 3uitanos befinben, oa
ionft alIes 5beeren uno Selsn polIftdu,
big sipedlos lit.
6ilissStaatsauipalt 9stiman, ip,l>
der bieier Jrage aaHs 5tionotre Aufz
mertiamtsit seihentt hat, perbreitste
iih einss Qdngersn iibsr bas 1bema
uno ON feline 4usfiibrunsen IhIoB i;d
cine 3iemlid) dnimirte Debate an.
Cine abfhriit bss Hommitteebsritis
iiber bds Sel.n uno 5heeren Der Strls
Gen uirb 4rbeitsoirsttor Suromater
5uasfanot iperben.
Das aommittee, tpelhem Der 4ufs
trag sstporben, oofiir Gorge gu tras
gen. baB IN peridieoenen a6eilen Der
Stabt StationeH srrihtet tperben. DO
Waferrehnunsen bt3ahlt fperren tone
nen, ibeilie nit. baB 6err Sunpmater
Derfprohen babe. oieies prcistt 40 urs
teritiibsn uno, tpenn irseno m6slif, ou
berfpirilifen.
sSerner ernannte prdfoent W. 6.
Gultins in Der 8erIammlung, in ipeIz
der er ben Woriis fiibrte. tpdhrsno
Gtsrstdr Malter u. anisht als pros
iOtoIIaui funsirte, fir oas IauienDs
Sabr bie folsenb.n itehenbsn 4uss
ihiiEe:
4omnittee fir 0eieBaebuns: Gtars
bud Smith. 8. W. Goppod uno 9arrp
Worbenburg.
aommittse fur @trobtn: J. Rnuh.
u. I'D. Wldcbroir uno Yarr.
Romniittse fir offsntiihe GnuIen:
8. Q. Speelman, Weibner unb 6unt.
aomHittee fur ports: RaIpb 6o.,
.erboff, Repnolbs unb 6onndforb.
aommittee fir Strobenbobnen: W.
y. Cooper. u. 8. 8ebpmer unb zens
nnion.
aommittee fir 8ei1mpfins Des
9touhii6els: Ran. gou unb 1enrp
Wipper.
Qommittee fir MdHermest: Ran,
peiers unb Sbafftr.
aommittee fur Gifsntobaen: 3. 8.
Gofsuini, Niet uHD Giuuutou.
- Il :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

er 2anbfpirtb tpnrbe nnb ii6 auf elmer
5orm in W1inespille aniieoelts. 5robs
benz pflegte er bdufig mad Cincinnati
3u fommen unb mar tpdfrenb bes adnz
gen perflofenen Winters bier Bel fei-
nem Sobn, Serrn 90. 5. @rob an Der
5lord Strabe, 5airpietp 6sigbts, UNI
Dor 3ipei Doden pieoer nah Maines :
nille 3uriid3ufebren, mo er nunmebr Die
Iugen gum efpigen Shlummer 9es
f6lpiien bat. 4n ndberen Nn9e6Drigen
binterldbt Der 8erefptete, oeiien Sat
tin ibm i'm Sabre 1886 in ben Sob
ooraufqing, ben Snbn, 6errn SO. r.
GroB, iofpie cine 5ofter, 7Srau alice
Beber, in Wdinespille, uno bier Gnz
teltinber. Uait piefen Qnqeb0rioen be-
trauert Den Setmgang pieIes paderen
oeutihen Wfonnes Elm GROCER 5reuns
oestreis. Die 8eeroigung finbet am
Samitdg Rahmittug nm 2 ll6r pom
Srauer6auIe in WuineSpiQe aus itatt.
6err 6enrn Wortmann, Der
iopidle unb INNER lie6ensniirpi1e
ipeItIihs 8ertreter Der Bierimport>
sSirma SeIsner in Nep 0ort, lit bon
Teinem 5ausarreit, ben ibm Elm pe-z
renftss anie auferle9t bate, befreit.
0as perlsbts @lieb 1T 10 aiemti6 fpiez
Der beil, cine Qahriht, bic Die sab(z
reichen 7sreunbe oes 6errn Wortmann
getpib nit 8ergniigen pernebmsn rpsrz
Den.
pOli5iit 5ermarn auia Il
mann, bonn 10. SiItritt, sr6ielt ae.
itern Die 9rausr6otidaft, bag Iein
9ruoer Soiepb Sui6mann,
AZ Sabre aft, in 2outsoilIe, Gp, qe,
itern 8ormittag getprbsu 1T. Der
@sritorbsue mar anitrei6er bon 9eruf
uno berbeirathet. Gr btuterIdbt ieine
Wittpe uno elm ainb. 0srr german
aui6mann miro fih nab 2ouispiae
begeben, UNI bem am Samitag Worgen
Itattfinbenoen 8egrdbnlb bei3utpobnen.
Sine bDhgeahtete beutide gionierin
| lit geitern in Jrau Gat6eriue {
8arbes idnft binii6erqsI6lummsrt
in Elm beFeres Senieits. Sie bate bas
! bohe Qlter bon 81 Sahren errei6t. tpar
aus 8aisba6 in Der pfIal3 gebiirtig
unb idon als iunges Wtdo6sn pon 16
Sabreu mad Cincinnati qetpmmen.
Sier permGblts iie ii6 nit bem Webz
gsrsibeissr 5errn Ssnrp garDes, Der
1 ibr Dor Is eSaben in ben Dob porauss
s.gangsn lit. Die grsjiiu erfreute ii6
OBJ ibrsr trefflihen gigsniduFten bes
Ser5ens unb bes gharatters zines aus
esbsbnteu 5reunbesz uno 9etanntens
treiiss unb allaemeiner 2iebe unb N6,
tuug. 2ln Der 8abre trausrn fiinT ain:
Der nit ibrsn Jamilisn BON GnteIn uni
ursnteln. Die ainber limb 6err Gb
8arbes, OfensiebereibeiiBer, 5rau
2puis 8rudsmeper. 5rau Grnit&ruds:
mepsr, sSruu aaroline aoebler uni
| sSrau gharles Shra0er. Die 8eeroi
gung finbet am Sauitag Iahmittui
bonn 5rau.rbauie, 2215 Gbio apenue
aus auf Spring 8rcbe itdtt. pdito
8 q. GtIenlobr tpiro ben 5rduergottes
bieHit baIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Wls Snlebsrlhtsr runglrten Die
5errsn S'9dn unD Brennan.
1as Spiel.
Die .Rsbs" bs3ogsn ols grits bas
Jelo, fpGbrsnb Die Cubs" nit ibren
8ats gum ansrtff iibsrgiussn. llns
iere Suneens getpannen bas Spiel,
ipsil Iie ben Sisg perbisnt hatten uHb
teinen SSebler mahten, bsren bic 0es@
ner 2 auf benz &erbbols batten. geioe
alubs madten je 5 9rsffer, DAP bic
.Shleuberer" meiiterbaft ipislten uno
BON ibren ao[lesen brao unteritubt
purben, betpeiIsn bic Jlieten. tpelhe
uuf beibsn Seiten in ben 8 eriien 9dn=
gen eingsheimit purosn. llnIerShpdrs
msr Utithea ma6tc ben oeipinnenoen
2auf i'm 10. 8anss. 8siher seitnete
iif in bieism 8ange burh einen fem
iationellen Jana nit Der linten 5ano
uno i'm pollen 2auf aug.
aefultat Der eeitrisen
Spiele inbe Rational
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Sbnen GrfOls Sbntn BON Gbieaso,
iDenn Gie nidt eeseH uniere gRebs"
fpielen unb Sic, bic gle bic rotbe
Jarbe tr1gen, Sbnen ipiinife if grs
foIg obne @renssn, boniit, ipenn bic
jebt beginnsnbs Suilon ibr Gnbe err
reift BAT, mir sic uls Champion BE-
griiBen tOnnen"
0israuf ihleuoerte Der girgermeis
tier bern ,Shiepsrihter" O'0aD ben
goa 81 nit bsm gefehl: nplap Bali"
unp bas Spiel begann.
3ie beiben Reuner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
SaIhrrrbtshitabl.

6erbert Sennp, bon go. 2s04 9er>
non 9lace, 2loonbale. nurbe 9eiteru
9lbeno ouf elmer gloonoale Gar bon
etnem 5aidsnoiebs um eilt gortempna
nQie nit $500 uno eiuem GiienbabHa
puB beitphlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
Ssrmist.

geTie 9apis. Is Sabre aft. bon
@eaitor, O., ipurbe geitern Der 9oliz
5ei ais permiBt geueloet. 0as iunge
MGo6en psrlisB por 3tpei Woden ibre
6eintatb in 8eeleitung zines Wfunnes
namens DatefisIo unb Iou ii6 uach
Cincinnati begeben habeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
1dAes inenaatits gDIisbIa sreitas ID. stpri 1910

Die TAI Soutb Crescent Npe. gez
leeene 4ub Dpbn5tdtte purbe geftern
bon Gbas. Sobl getauft. 0as gigenz
tbum ipll einen Mertb pon $4,000
bdben. Der aaufprets mar ntht in
erfa6rung gu bringen.
Nn Der areu3ung Der 5dirbietp 0pe.
nno Sairpietp Waee fperben Drei Bad
teinbduier errt6tet. Die Pldne 3ur
@rrt6tung Der 6duier limb BON 4r6i-
tett Gbas. 9feiffer entporfen uno Serr
Dtlliam 9eB, Der Sefretdr Der 8ruuerz
borIe, lit Der &eIiber. Sin jebes Der
5duier tpirb a6t 3immer entbulten.
prof. 6. SO. 2otipsi9 bon Der Uni
herIttdt BON Cincinnati ldBt iih an Der
g}orbieite Der HeIor unb9eogeropQDe.,
Clifton, Elm 9aus erbauen.
8. y. Setter toufte 9eitern in Wpo@
ming einen betrd6tIi6en 9runbbeIiB,
on Der WeftIeite Der Springfielb pife
gelegen. Serr Setter tpiro baIelbit
porldufig cine GemiiIefarm betret6eH,
ipdter pirb er bas GrunoItiid par3elliz
rem laiIsn.
X X
u. Shpar3 BON 1903 Young Ctr.
taufte geitern bur6 bic 8ermittlung
bon 5drpout Bros. Elm neues aus ge-
preBten 8aditeinen gebautes 3peifaz
milienbaus in 5airpietp 9igbts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

5reunben geipro6en. 2eutnunt @ats
ion ertldrte bem ionoerbaren 6eiligen.
ouB ss bic pflt9t oes Poli3iiten gepez
len lei, ii6 etn3umiIden uno feit3uz
itellen, pesbalb sr bic bret &inber an
derepet hube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

no6nten. Spdter fdn0 Elm elsgartss
itatt unD erit gu ipdter RGatz
itunbe trsnnten Iih Die 9erren in Der
fioelIten Stimmunq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
ytd It omemalcr
arams luirO jcOem
NaMmittag itno
MbemD i'm SDces
itm3Deatcr Nor.
leim,tgcn balten.
Gintritt re |.
2okal-Derid)t
8aie.8al.

Er0ffnuna Der Saiion 1910. -
.Rebs" gseen bic Gbicasoer Cubs"
- Rieiiser 3uorong gum srltsH
Gpiels. - gntbuiiasmus Der 3us
id,uuer. aonsert uno 2fnIpruhs
0es giirsermeiIters. - 3uiammsn'
itsllung Der beioen .Heunsr". -
Reiultot Der eeItrissn Spiele. -
3peitss Spiel heute Rahmittag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Der gausaommiTdr iteate geitsrn
foleenbe Observation-Disclosures aus:
Sinton Soisl Co., SiioIeite Der Bier
ten StraBs, spii6sn Der 9ine unb
Walnut, 4enoeruug $4,000; SuItus
Jriebetorn, 1881 2ocuit Strabe, llms
bau, $1,000; 6. GIan Simms, 2318
Robs Strabs. 23t0diees gotitsin>
baus, $500; Grnit Gronstpeg. SIt>
ieite MorriIon 2lOenus, 3tpiiden 2uo=
lofp uno 5opeu 2lue., 2itodises Bad
iteinbous, $4,000; Gmiln 3etpman,
0eItIeite Der grper 4penue, A SUB
Iib!ih Der Sbi.rpotorn 4penue, q
itDdises ssabpertbaus, $4,000; u. 6.
Wut6, SiioIeite Rihmonb Strube,
sptiten Sobn uno Central apenue,
4itodiaes ssabritscbduoe. 500, 900; e.
So. Cooper. SItfsite Der Moorman
Mpe., spiffen NltUlillan uno gum
bo!ot. brei 2ait0diqe 8aditeinhduier,
su ie $3095; Sol. 9obfrieb. WsItieite
6arris 2lns., StpiihsH 8. StroBe uno
ct. 2aiprenee 2loenue, 1aitodiges
gadItsinbaus, $4,000; 3bos. gmsrp's
Sons, grrihtung zines perioneufahr=
ituhles, SiiooItsGde Water unb 9ine
Strabe, $500; GmiIpR.nmon. Beit=
ieite grper 2Ipenus, 440 SUB iiibli6
Der Sbisrpatorp Roao, 2itotiees Sah=
iperbaus, $4,000; Sol. 6. gronn, go.
27 Oit MeWillan 4oe.. 2itDdises8ad>
iteirbaus; $500.
Die gautbdtisteit in bieiem Monat
III cine srObere. ais je suDor in Der.
isIkn3eit zines 9oriabres 8om eriten
Mpril Bis gam beutigsn 9age iinb beir
BaufpnmiiIGr Neubauten i'm Wertbs
BON iiber $4,000 angemeIbet pOrs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Ssute ipielen bic beibsn alubs tpies
Der. anfdng piinttlih um 3 lbr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
MODERN RISKS and AUTO
A SPEEDERS

Presumably the men engaged in
breaking down the automobile speed
ordinance of this city have figured
1t out that everyone in the commu-
nifty has a much better chance for
living to good old age than ever
before, consequently the government
has no right to interfere with the
auto drivers occasional destruction
Of his own or other human lives by
tempting Providence and the laws OF
Nature.
Some>of these men have no doubt
been convinced in their reading of
history that the opportunities in
olden days for reaching advanced
years were not very good, and the
men OF the present era ought to be
well satisfied with the reduced per-
centage of risks they are running.
But while they reflect. they can not
lose sight OF the fact that even In
medieval times there was quite a
percentage OF aged people. There
were wars and rumors of wars.
Kings, princes and lesser noblemen
in England, France and the German
states quarreled over the territory
which was pieced out without con-
sideration for the feelings or wishes
OF the people resident therein. Strong
young men went to war. In battle
the knights and sauires were the
chief sufferers. A poor foot soldier
might run away; a baron or his at
tendant would scorn such ignoble
conduct. So, as matter of fact,
the insignificant folk lived on to a
green old age largely because they
failed to arouse the jealousy or Gu
pidity Of powerful people.
Conditions in France in the flf-
.teentn, sixteenth and seventeenth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
EVENING SMILES

Recently small boy who had been
In the habit of attending Sunday school
regularly, decided one day that he
would like to attend church service
also. So he asked his mother for per-
mission. She told him he might ON one
condition, that he would repeat to her
the text of the sermon as soon as he
returned home.
So of he went one morning and lis
tened attentively to the minister's dis
course. On his return his mother said,
Nov, what was the text?"
Thinking minute, he replied: 1T
was WAS, ! ,pon't be afTaid for you'll get a
His astonished mother again ques-
toned him. Are you sure that was
It? Aren't you mistaken"
'No, 1t was either that or Don't
get scared. You'll get the quilt 4"
replied the son.
Saying nothing more at the time
the doubtful mother fastened later on
to see the minister, and asked him
what his sermon was and the text for
that Sunday.
He replied; "Be not dismayed, for
] will send you a comforter"
This cleared matters up somewhat
A gentleman travelling for his health
in Europe engaged the services OF a
courier. Arriving at an inn In Austria,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
POLITICAL WORKERS and
}, LOAFERS x lF

They like to have us do the
work. and then when the pr,i,,aries
49,, a.. ..,...,,,,.,. -. -. HI.
'N W 'e 'i' 'o''0 'ney '''
that we are either no good or ask
us to get out, or both"
This 10 what tho bipb and mighty
c,ti,ons NTH ,..u ,a,s -, ,,or,
"'"ohs tue po'''icai "orkers' IL they
VIII take the trouble to learn what
j. going on In the general roundup
l..paratory for the fall campaign.
The assertion is full Of truth
with only enough exceptions to prove
! se rule. And 1t Is most unfortu'
nate That this Is SO.
Men who know so much about
what good government should be are
all TOO often the men who remain
at home during the period when
they should be busy doing. politics
that is nothing more or less than
government IN the making.
The remedy Is with the high and
mighties. They VIII ma no com
paint from any source II they get
into the political game as they
should 90, work with the workers,
ana take the majority result as a
ialr expression OF honest community
sentiment.
MOST everyone mas contempt Tor n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

the traveller asked his servant to enter
his name in accordance with the police
regulations OF that country. The man
replied that he had already anticipated
the order and registered him as an
American gentleman OF means.
But how did you write my name"
asked the amazed master.
IL can't exactly pronounce II, but
| copied 1t carefully from your port
manteau, sir" answered the servant.
But 1t is not there was the re.
ply Bring me the book"
The register was brought and re-
vealed Instead Of very plain Eng
fish name OF two syllables the fol.
lowing portentous entry: Monster
Warranted Solid leather"
Tommy's father was troubled with
dyspepsia and took two tablets after
each meal, as prescribed by the physi.
clan.
One Sunday, after Tommy had at.
tended Sunday school as usual, he
watched his father take the custom.
airy dose at the dinner table, and then
said:
Papa, Moses was the first man to
have dyspepsia, wasn't he?"
II don't know, Tommy; why?' re.
piled his father.
Because" said Tommy, the teach
er read in the Bible today that the
Lord gave Moses two tablets"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
Bishop Trust Company,
LIMITED

centuries were such as to cause the
annual mortality list to assume an
imposing appearance. The plague
of London" of 1864 and the fire
which followed were calamitous &C.
currences. They swept thousands Of
lives away. Nearly every large city
on the continent was disease-
breeding spot. Sanitation and its
blessings were not understood. Grim
inals still were hanged in chains.
Pirates swept the seas. Life and
property we're indeed insecure. And
still old men and women lived who
seemed to enjoy life as we'll as the
old men and women Of the present
time. {.
We moderns. fatter ourselves over
the thought that science has secured
for us many OF the blessings which
were unknown to the people OF civ
ilized countries two or three CEN
turtles ago. Mention the name OF
plague, and we triumphantly point
to Cuba. There has been no cpl
demic of yellow fever since our
troops evacuated the island the first
time. The traveller may sail the
seven seas today without being COM
PEELED to walk the plank. One may
drive through the streets Of New
York, Chicago or st. Louis and not
be held up by highwaymen. Never
theless. human life is as insecure. In
many respects. as 1t was when Wat
Tyler led his motley crew of rebels
toward London town.
Without doubt the modern city
dwel1er faces; greater 'perils than
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
SMALL INVESTORS rule

One of the favorite methods used
In drawing money from the little
fellow" who has small pile and
wants to double 1t quickly Is for
the promoter to point to the list OF
names of prominent men associated
with an enterprise that offers no i'm
mediate returns, but is fabulously
rich in prospects.
II is well for the little fellow to
remember one very important point.
Presenting these very important men
have the connection with the enter
prise credited them, the chances are
one hundred to one that they either
have no actual coin in 1t, having
been given stock for the use of their
names, or the amount invested is q
mere bagatelle of their total fortune,
merely "a flier not missed IL lost,
and so much to the good II won"
On the basis of such financier's
little gamble, the man or woman of
small. means is urged to invest his
or her all, or at least large share
of 1t. in the hope of getting rich
quick.
II the 'little fellows must take
these hiers with propositions they
know nothing about, let them in
vest the same percentage of their
capital that the amount invested
by the big man" who attracts bus
mess bears to his total fortune. Fig
ured on that basis, they will be
fairly safe.
The small investors rule should
be to put his money in enterprises
like those of Hawaii, where he
knows the men running 1t, may gain
access to the books IL need be, and
IL at least certain that the company
whose stock he is buying owns the
land or the property 1t purports to
possess Don't get the habit of
sneering at home enterprises be-
cause you know too much about
them, and backing those abroad be-
cause you know absolutely nothing
OF them except through the pretty
stories told by attractive promoters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

The London Daily Mail of Febru-
airy IL says: Lord Mimic retires
from the position of Viceroy of In
dia before the end of the year, and
rumor is already busy with the name
Of his successor. II the Liberals re-
main in Office long enough to make
the appointment, there is no doubt
that Lord Minto's successor will be
Lord Kitchener. 1t is recognized
that the unsettled condition of the
Dependency demands the presence OF
a encouragement whose character
and training will inspire confidence
in Europeans and natives alike and
will give sedition and treason
neither excuse nor opportunity for
action"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10
OFFICERS ELECTED
! FOR ENSUING Year

At the annual meeting OF the share.
holders of the Hawaiian Development
Co Ltd, The Koolau Railway Co. Ltd,
The Kaneohe Ranch Co. Ltd. The He.
ella Agricultural Co. Ltd, The Koolau
Agricultural Co. Ltd, The South Kona
Coffee Co., Ltd, The Kona Agricultural
Co. Ltd, The West Hawaii Railroad
Co. Ltd, The Kona Development Co.
Ltd, the following officers and direc-
tors were elected to serve for the en-
suing year: l.. A. Thurston. presi.
dent; d. l.. wilmington. vice presi-
dent; F. b. McStocker, secretary; ].
b. Castle and w. r. Castle, directors.
All of the above named gentlemen con.
stitute the Directorate Of the above
mentioned companies.
At the annual meeting Of the share
holders of the Koolau Fruit Co. Ltd.
this morning ut the Office OF the Ha.
waiian Development Co. Ltd., the fol.
lowing officers and directors were cleo
ted for the ensuing year: l.. A. Thurs
ton. president; r. w, Single, vice.
president; F. B. McStocker, secretary
and treasurer; w, r. Castle. director;
j. B. Castle, director. All OF the above
constitute the directorate of this CON-
pany.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-10

those which confronted the city
dweller of the year 1910 or 1710.
Between collisions on the steam rail-
ways or accidents on the street rail-
ways or dangers on the highways,
due to people who operate automo-
biles In a crazy manner, the oppor-
tunities for the undertaken never
were better than they are at the
present time. Unless some atten-
ton is paid the laws enacted fot
regulating the acts OF fools ana
careless persons, no man has a right
to expect that he can leave h ,me
In the morning with the assurance
Of returning at night with a whole
skin. He walks through sanitary
street only to be run down by an
electric car or an automobile. He
passes the shadow of a policeman
in some metropolis only to be sand
bagged by thug who stands close
to the politicians. He drinks adul-
terated fluids while reading OF a
pure food movement which is going
to lessen the mortality among in
fants and adults. He sails In an
ocean greyhound with such expedi-
ton that he reaches Europe in time
to board train which Is driven at
such terrific rate Of speed that
It runs of the track in a manner
to scatter human remains right and
left. He is so prosperous that he
eats food which eventually destroys
his Digestion. And SO the GENE
teries are as fat as they were In
the days when knights were bold
and baio 2 d their sway"
SO why yLould these auto fiends
ST i've to set aside the very consid-
crate rules made for the benefit OF
the common people who have to
walk. and who beseech the speed