davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

en al f0nnen.
noloerfugel, oie er auf oen Mbnungsz
loien abfeuerte, biefen nur leidt am
Riiden traf. Der 5elo erariff fofort
bic sslu1t.
NeupeiIer. Das erite
Opfer Der otesiGbrigen WinterfGlte
lit Der 73 Sabre alte Sagner Siegriit
aus 8dnfen aetpprben. Ser geiftesz
fAtpude Wann mar abbngig. Nls
er i'm 8dnne bon Sbertpeiler tpieOers
qsfunben ipuroe. mar er balb erftarrt,
in ietne 8ebauiuna auriidgebraht,
psritarb er balo oarduf.
sreie Staote.
2Ibed. - Oas bieitge 6dniaz
S6eater nebf Dem 9aftbof aum Neuz
terfrua lit BON Der Wttttpe Hittfher
fir 100000 Mearf an Elm Ronfortinm
inter sSsiibrung oes 8ahnbofsbuha
hGnblers q. Opsbd bertuuft fDorDen.
Ser ieit eSdbrbunoerten beitebenoe
gaitbof gum Heuterfrua nirD fallen
uno qroBen @elGGftsbdufern plaB
MAIDEN. Sds erit por bier seSahren
neuerbaute 6anIazSbeater ioll in fel=
ner inneren ginrihtung ebenfals
umoebdut un6 NIT einem groben He=
itaurant nit Safe perieben tperoen.
SmxeuBurs.
Neuoprf. = on Der Naht tpurz
Sc au geuborf (GidD Die 8ebuuiuns
0es Sunbelsmunnes @eorg Oebr
aur9 etne sseuersbrunit eingedfhert.
WeIi9eto. - 6err eSafob Glin=
oenberg, bisber pfarrer in Welf6eio,
tpuroe 3un Bfarrer bon 6asenzaleinz
bettingen ernannt.
@sfterrei6. S4msarm.
8ien. = Die pripate Sophie
piItorius, cine @reiiin BON rs Sab
rem, purbe in ibrer Wpbnung, 9a=
berlsaKe 43, erbdnst uufgefunben.
@prber bate itd bic alte Sruu bic
Yulsabern an ben 9dnben unb Jiiz
BEN bur4l9nitten. Srau piforius
bate tbre griparniiIe aufsesebrt unb
fiir4tete, nun barben gu miifIen.
gSernptpi ib. = Oie aus @alis
3ten itanmenbe Mdb9enbGnblerin
Geiii Gldfermann recte &ofler tpurbe
bier in bem Moment berbaftet, als
iie nit einem 18idbrigen bibi1en
MGb9en na9 9amburg abreifen
pollte. 8on bort pollte iie ibr Opfer
na9 CHINA bringen.
Neufelben. - Der 80 Sabre
alte Musfdenfer bes Gaftbau1es i'm
59lo11e 2angbalIen, Nubolf 0uemer,
1dpb Der Sp9ter bes 99lobperpal=
tiers, Maria aropper, cine Aebolperz
fusel in bic Sdldfe. Oarauf brahte
er iih eine S9uBperlebuns in ben
Mlunb Bel, bic feinen Sob na9 eini=
gen @tunben berbeifiibrte. 5rdulein
3ropper idpebt sipifhen 2eben unb
Sob.
S@wett.
Worges. Ser Iiebenunbs
5panaisidbrise 8auernfnedt Silltet-
tag bon perrpD. Der bic 2eiC1e bes err
morbeten sSules @irtens entbedte nno
ausse1ast babe. er babe in Der NaGt
Der grmprbuns bic 9ilferufe @irien5
sebDrt, bat seianoen, felber Der ws5r=
Der gu iein.
Nprf9ah. Mus benz Rez
airtssefdnsniB &orfha6 enttpib Der
pielfah oorbetrdfte Spferitodbi'b
@antenbein utter Mitnabme bon lO
asyr., bic Der @efangennart in l,iner
Mobnung dufbeDabrt bate.
5itten. Riir3lif ipurb. bos
breiidbrise ainb bes 9errn 2eDn be
Gourten als 2eide aus benz Balm
bes @pringbrunnens i'm 9otaniIt1sa
Garten ge5osen.
N ct. @auen. S. gggler, Nez
triebsdiiifent Der fdbtii6en Gtlas
Benbabn IN ct. @allen, lit gum ;Ssz
triebsbirettpr Der uerifnn Baun1s
8ubn sefpdhlt pDrben.
3iiri1. Sn Bic Mebattion bes
.syreien Ndtier1 lit 6err Dr. wa. Ben
biner eingeixeten, ber fribert Mebats
teur BET ,9inlmot1 Gr befprat feline
Mitdrbeit DorIdufis Md BON 3iirid
dtis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

lire Mobltbdtisfeitsb sbeitrebungen in
treiten Rreiien befannt.
| gropims Sa&len ano g9arinsene
Mdgbeburg. Nah 1hiGbs
riger 9bdtigteit an Der MnitaIt folgte
ait Beginn bes Winterbalbiahres 0er
9tlfslebrsr Maler Syrans Delabilla
einem Hufs als Gahlebrer an 0te
Runftgepfrbeihule In 6amburg.
MroIfen. lInfer 8iirgern1eiz
iter 0err b. @riesbeim unb oer bisbez
rige Heigeoronete 6err 6nfti{nlerz
n1eiitsr Drube, beren Mmts3ett abge=
luufen mar, iino tDiebergendhlt tpor<
! Sen.
gorbaA. gtpu so 9ea.nte
uno Mrbeiter ber Mftteloeutfhen
@lmnipaarenfubrif bon8 81 Qeter
begriinbeten Sen rpftsr'I1en Sc
inl1gDerein1. tpel1er BON 0trrn WeisS
hdr IN ArOlisn gelsitet tpiro.
90 tima (. SIN @roB6erapqz
tbunl Gdmfet, i Weindr fan0en aum
eriien Weale bic bireiten gDnblen gum
2an0taa nn1 btr rellen W1blDr0=
IllilB Fatt. Gs ipurben geipdblt:: a
Gpaialbem0frnten, 2 Qiberdle, j Tas
tiohnIibsraIer, 4 Ronisrpatiper uno
II Gtntrunlsnitglie0. 81
Mx ex Il Siil Maloed Das
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
Der GeIebrte i'm DampfkesseI.

Sn Gerilano plroen ine gere barii6er aneeInt pden
od Der Wen9 a1sbalten fan Meb @elebrte laen d biem
pede IN Inmpffeie enbeBen in melen Der Drld
egert pnroe Dt Der aubene brd gepbon perbben
Inn i'm Sale Der @efabr 8eiden geben all f0nnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
Allalii1tl,tIri)eH.


GHbbeit ii. sseeiiiiraIih perIieb
Ofeftor M0briht uniere Gtaot. In Der
er als 5hulleiter feit benz 1. Sepz
tenlbtr 1906 sefpirtt Bat. St mar
Der lebte Mettor, In beHen perfon Ods
ODppelanlt bes Gubbtafonats unb
0tsttorats pereinigt mar.
0oerirl. Den ei1aigen @nitz
bDf i'm Srte, linmittelbar an Der
1alteftene seleseil, bat Ser 8efiBer,
pribdtier RDbn, fiir $4,000 Mdrt an
ben Neitaurateur gebeler in @olien
berfdnft. RDbn bate ibn Dor Sab
resfriit bon Der Mttttpe 0dnutb fir
Al, 900 Marf erfpDrben. Bon biefem
@runbitiid iirr6 absr fhpn fir 1000
Marf QGnbereien berfauft.
peiB. Die MteOerpabl oes
Biireerlneiiters Marfin 5u peiB gum
8iirgermeiiter ber 5taot petb auf bie
gefeblide atpDlfidbrise Dienitperioos
tit beffdtigt tporben.
@mmetig. Mie perlautet, tit
6ie Mirtbf1aft bes biefiyen 8dnern4
gutsbeiiBers 6etnrih Maticb BON
Raufnlanr syulius 8eder aus Jries
Orihsnaloe in ser 1dermarf in 15
paraellen aerlest tporben, Oie idmmt@
lid1 in anberen 8eitb iibergegangen
finb.
omtrrerfelb. Bpm 6eraS
ihhge getroffen ipuroe tn einem
bitiieen Nefaurant Der i'm so. Be-
bensiabre ftebenbe Mertmeiiter Sriebz
ri9 Meintde, >ber in etrsm Gpmz
1nerfslber Bau @efhdft tbdtig mar
unD an fetnem Spbestage 'bas 25z
idbrige Gheiubildum begeben fonnte.
Wetfhau. Oie proouftiDgez
itoffenf9aft, pormals u. 2ebntsf, bat
ibre 0tru1a in r@enofenIbaft porm.
u. 2ebnigt, sSabrit lanoDirthf 4dftz
Iiber Mafhinen unO @erGtbe, {. 8.
m. 3. s." sednbert uno Die aulGiiige
Betheilisung auf brei @ei9dftsan=
tbeile AT ie 1000 Marf erbDbt.
DER Glteis 8iirser nnIerer Stdot.
6ausbefiber nnb sydrbern1eiiter 3im=
rlermann, lit I'M bollenbeten "a. 2es
bensiabre an 4ltersfdtpdde geitor=
ben,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
@rok6ersogt6nm 2saoe1s.

oSett odrduT.
eroe6ersost6nm 2saoen.
SaltenHeie. - gs tarb in
ieiner 5einat6 Nltoorf Bel @ttenz
heim, ipobin er ftb por IA .5u9en
begeben bate, 6duptlebrer sSoiepb
Sboma.
6ettingen.- &iirsltb feierten
sic ssrana Mntpn Sdmitt'fden @bez
leute bas Ieltene Seit Der oiamantez
men 6p6aeit, unter 9lntbeilnabme
aablreiher ssamiltenangebDrt1en.
8 MN ingen. = 8on lam
gen 2eioen lit Ser bieitge 8iirgeraetz
tier 6err Mattbias Wtnmann m @lz
ter bon SO ssSabren our9 ben Sob er=
lDIt tporhen.
Hatatt. @s itarb bier in Ell
nsm Otter BON rs Sahren Gerr Sol.
gadofen, Griinoer Der sSirmd Bad
pfen &c go.
g dopfbeim. - 6ier beging ote
Magoalene ssrib tbren 80. 8eburtsz
taq.
Walbsbut. = IS itiirate iid
betm Gbeini6lpb Die % Sabre alte
fhpermiitbige emma sSii1mann aus
5aoffbauien in Den Rbein unb ers
tranf.
Sonisreib 2Sarttem5ers.
6tGtenspetler. Sn Sber=
ipolfertspeiler, Gbe. 2angenau, iit
i'm Mnipelen bes 8auern unb Wag=
nermeiiters Sof. Rens Elm 8ranb
ausaebro9en, Der bas Wobnbaus NIT
@deuer unb @tallung in Ni6e ge=
leet bat.
Hapensburg. = Die Straf +
TANNER bat ben go Sabre alten GGrt=
ner 2eopolb 56aibeder bon @benz
tpeiler, Oberamts Saulgau, Der be-
reits % Sabre i'm 3udtbaus 5ugez
bra9t bat, tpesen neuer fbtperer Gin
Bride gu bier Sa6ren unb 5pet Mp=
naten 3u6tbaus nebit oebn Sabren
gbrperlu1t perurtbeilt.
Nottenburg. &iirali9 til
Domtapitular prdlat Sofepb Mnton
b. Sporer i'm Mlter BON II Sabren
infolge elmer f9iperen 2ungenentaiinz
buns berfdieben.
g deer. &iiralt9 brannte bas
i'm engiten 5taotptertel selegene
Wobnbaus beg Gr. 4. aieferle nieber.
g bers. Dem Gpnbs
CUR Grbauung elmer fatboltf6en Sir
6e tpurbe aus benz Na9laffe bes perz
itorbenen 5elir gbrsott bier elm Sc
sat BON 1000 Marf ausetpieien. -
Na9 ben Grbebunsen bes 2ebrers
Heinidens (gHen) iiber bic gnttpid<
lung bes SduIiparfaHentpelens in
Deutf9lanb ipurben in bieitger Stabt
bon 81 prDaent Der S4ultinber 1926
Marf seTsart.
6 hnenntngen. Sm nabe
gelegenen 3ollbaus brad I'm Oetpno=
miesebdube bon Rarl 9aufer, berz
muthltdp ourb 9elbltent3unDung Des
Oebmbs, Jeuer aus, bas an ben auf=
seitupelten Gutterborrdtben reiAlihe
Nabrung fanb. Dus @ebdube 1T
bolltdnbig ausgebrannt.
GTrak-SotDrsmsea.
MiiIhanfen. SIN 9llter bon
Is sSahren tit bier Der befanrte Ment=
ner Sules 56lunberser aeitprben,
Der uRier Dem Namen lie prone
neur irfatiaable" aud als gepbaehter
in Der 3eitung uuftrat. Gs bieB,
Der berm09enbe Mdnn ipiirbe fein
grpBes NermDgen Der 5ta0t iiferla5z
Ten. Dariibsr liegt uber feline BeftG=
tiguna nor.s
gus Hahe luuerte Ser 19 Sabre
5ultt Ssabrifdrbeiter Hilbert 5herber
Dem sSdhrffmeiIter Nngel auf, nit
Dem II borhsr cine Tebdtte qebabt
battle. Gum Slid aefdng ibnl iein
@Drbaptn aur III fDfpeit. 0ah bie ma
MA 6<S4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
growth @ttprenRet..

UCNslu9Its ult NlltLSl ll5spul1e SeispI~
ben,
groptns @fprenhe..
2d.nbsberg. 0ier funoen
bie Md6len fir Die 5tabtberorbnetenz
perIammlung Hatt, nobel iGmmtlt9e
bisberiae Wfitglieber tpteoersspdblt
tpurben, llno sfpur in Der eriten Nb=
tbeilung Hehtsanipalt @uitdb Seige
Ranfnann 5iegfrteo 2anoeder unb
Raufmann @n,il 5arttpi9; in Der
stpeiten Nbtbeiluns &aufmdnn 8utl9.
Me mel. Sir 105,0O0 Wsurf
nerfanfte @iiteragent &ptpulsfi=SilItt
feline 4C5 prellBtI1e Morgen grobe
8efibung in ssaden Bel Ounillen an
ben 8ddermeilter gb. Hiegel in Waez
mel. &
Norbenburg. Mn 5tlle
bes ais pfarrer mad @plbba9, Rreis
Meblau, berufenen Preotgers eees
mann lit prebtger &napp aus Neuz
firh, Rrets Nieherung, an Ole epanz
selifde airhe su Noroenburg beruz
fen tpor6en.
3 Siterpbe. Dem 6ilfsi9affz
ner 6ermlnn @ogpll, Der einen @iiz
teraus na9 Shprn begleitete, ipuroen
auf Der Nidfabrt auf Dem 8abnbpfe
Ditrotpitt beibe 8eine abgefabren.
Der @erlebte lit 80 Sabre alt uno
jung perbeiratbet.
Sensburg. gs fanb bier bic
5tabtperoroneten Stidpabl aipi@
f1en benz Maurermeiiter gbrt1tiar
Snrrens uno Dem aaufmann Rarl
ssSsniih itatt. &aufmann eSenif9 tpurz
De gefpdblt.
y'roptn3 2settp,snRen.
Gliiaus. aiir3Iia lnaren in
Gmans bic tet6en gambler Mrtbur
@1mibt unb 8runp S1miDt NIT Dem
RartoffelbGnbler GbuarD @rablomsti
aus 6niblib in STREET. geratben. Naeb
ldngerem MDrttpehfel fam es au
1bGtlihteiten, nobel 8rurp 6hmtot
einen gefenitiel ergriff uno Dem g..
0alnit mebrere @1lGge iiber ben
Ropf perfebte. @rablotpsfi begab fih
0aruuf nah feiner In Der unterfrabe
Eelesensn Wobnung, nm iih AT 8ett
au legen. Spdter funb man ibn als
Qeihe bpr.
M. ma rienburg. @5ein 90
i6briges MeiiteriubtlGum beging Der
78iGbrige @1ubma1ermriitsr Rarl
Mpboe BON bier, Der felt einent Sabre
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
SeGsm-y ye-,,tGaot.

81 lie Ben. Wege, grmornuna
bes Niasfelbnebels DebnS lin 116.
sSnfanterieregiment ,puroe Der iebiae
@eierriit RreuB alt 10 ssabren auAtz
hdu6 berlirtbeiN. Z
M 1rfenba @sim @au ber
Mdiferleitung pnrbe Del 5 sSabre,
alte qtrbsiter tge, obonn sbnr6 bsrz
bfiir3el1bs Grbmai iisR Dtrf bittst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

3pider bon ptrmaiens, ipesen Notbz
su9tperIuds berbanbelt, periibt gu
pirmaiens Bel Der II Sabre alten
Gabrifarbeiterin 3atb. Weimann BON
9ilft. Der Mngetlagte erbielt ein Sabr
9efdngnib.
Wollmes = Der 83
Sabre alte S9mieb Satob Mleranber
itiir5te in ben &eler unb itarb fur5e
3eit barauf.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
Is Nominated on Republican
Ticket for GOvernorship Of
Oregon.
o. WEST is HIS OPPONENT
The Voters Declare in Favor Of
Popular Choice Of U. S.
Senators.

PORTLAND, Oregon, September &c
The plurality, at the primaries, OF
jay Bowerman, aspirant for the Re
publican nomination for governor IN
1900, Although ,Bowerman is vigOr-
Gus opponent of tho Oregon system OF
,electing governors, the proposal to
pledge the Legislators to abide by the
popular choice for senators carried in
the primaries overwhelmingly. It was
under this system the George w. Cham
berlain, Democrat, was elected two
years ago by Republican legislature
Oswald West has been nominated as
the Democratic candidate for governor.
A. w. Lafferty, who is classed as an
insurgent, is nominated for congress-
Congressman Hawlev has been rene
minated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
Japanese Editor, "For Sake Of
Peace" Says We Must
Give Up islands.
ASKS HAwAlrS SURRENDER
Declares Philippines Are Natural
Possession Of Imperial
Japan Anyhow.

A recent issue of the japanese ." fun
ny paper, (" frequently referred to as
the japanese Puck, published in japan
and circulated somewhat in Hawaii,
contains page story or article on the
relations between the United States
and "the imperial government" mean
ing Japan.
This periodical, by the way. contains
often illustrations and articles which
canse the query as to why it is per
mitted to go through the American
mails. The copy referred to contains
at least one picture evidently indecent.
The article having to do with the
relations between the United States
and Japan is illustrated after fashion,
six alleged men.of-war being represent
ed, three on the top Of the page ana
three below, each ship being depicted
as flying the Stars and Stripes.
A free translation of the article is
in part as follows:
'fThis publication, believing the
peace of the world and the security of
/ the far EastneeiTest ON this foundation,
and believinSsiin the firm friendship
which has existed between the United
States and Japan since the, days of
Perry, and, moreover, on account of the
reciprocal touring parties to each eoun-
try, in the gradual growth of our
friendship, and desiring to show its
special respect and esteem, makes these
proposals: -
''That the philippines be handed
over to the dRpanese5 gemPirei by the
United States as properly belonging to
! the Japanese empire and since they are
naturally and geographically a part of
the string of islands comprising impe-
rial Japan. And to open up the elus-
tering lands (O and pay annually to
Japan one hundred million yen for a
period of ten years.
"To increase the number of Japa-
nese emigrants to the Hawaiian Is
lands, and as acknowledgment of
thanks for the development thereof by
the elbow strength of our Japanese
people in the Hawaiian Islands to
transfer Internationally to Japan the
said islands.
eff America wants to maintain peace
tuC dSlnC ShS DclJcT uU al
these things for the sake of peace, foI
the navy of the United States amounts
to nothing and any Japanese could
blow the entire American feet out OF
the water with one breath"
Avoiding the peculiar language OF
the translator, which may not be alto
gether clear, it is, in a few words, the
idea of this editorial writer in the Jap
anese Puck that America should al
once surrender to Japan the Philippines
and the Hawaiian Islands, surrenderinf
the latter in consideration of the sup
t posed development of Hawaii accom-
| plished by the japanese, presumabl,
the japanese plantation laborers; Incl
dentally for fhe United States to pay
money to Japan as sort of an indem
+. nifty for having taken the Philippine
D from Spain when the japanese desired
: those islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
THE BIG STEAL OF
Afford FINLEY THAYER

In the midst of all his activities of
starting sugar plantations, rustling
labor, contracting for mills and such,
Afford Finley Thayer has found time
to write another book sineAi ne hit the
Philippines, His latest is called "The
Big Steal, - and this is what the Ma
Mia papers print about it, under a
picture of Thayer in khaki, astride a
big horse:
According to the Philadelphia
Press of recent date, Afford Finley
Thayer, author of ffThe Forest EN-
pre-" is one of the most talked about
and interesting figures in the literary
world today. His new novel "The Big
Steal" the second of his books on the
western land frauds is proving inn
mensely popular, and has stirred up
widespread comment on its connection
with the .PinchotBallinger mat
ter.
"Mr. Thayer," says the Press, 4ia
down in the Philippines, starting a
sugar plantation with Hawaiian and
Eastern capital, and is said to be part
of the sugar trust crowd, and from all
reports that reach here he is doing az
good a job of il as he has done in
writing one Of the most remarkable ex
poses OF land and timber frauds ever
given the American people. His "For
est Empire" was a synopsis, his --latest
book 10 the meat Of the situation. He
will no doubt be accorded warm re-
csption by some Of the corporation
he has prodded, should he visit the
United States. On the other hand he
has made thousands Of friends among
people who want 10 see an honest ad
minisiration Of public resources"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
-aIr Exchange

New Back for an Old One. How
It Can Be Done in Honolulu
The back aches at times with dull,
escrlbable feeling, making you weary
/ restless; piercing pains shoot across
region of the kidneys, and again the
as are SO lame to stoop is agony.
use to rub or apply plaster to the
TX in this condition. You can not
ch the cause. Exchange the bad
Tx for new and stronger one.
nolulu residents would do well to
At by the following example.
William Morgan, 1921 Whine St., Gal
ton, Texas, says; For some time my
* was very lame just over my kid
Is, and II ibid much STOPPING, sharp
MS darted through me. knew that
kidneys were the seat of my trouble
m the unnatural condition OF the
ney secretions and also by their ~
ularity In passage. ] found Doan'i
ekaehe Kidney Pills effective IN
ding me OF these complaints, and
Of gratitude l recommend then
hly,o
|loan's Backaehe Kidney Pills arc
d by al Druggists aud stoTekeeperi
so cents per box (six boxes $1,000
will be mailed on receipt Of prize
the H0iliaieT Drug 90, Honolulu
olesale agents FOR the llaWalian u
a..
Remember the name, Deans, and
% 20 subslslpie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO
MYSTERY SOLVED

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2e.-
Marie Messerschmidt has confessed that
Dr. James Grant, whose nurse she was,
operated fatally on Eva Swan, the
stenographer, whose body was found
buried in the rear of vacant house
in the southern part of this city.
According to the nurse g story, when
Doctor Grants illegal operation result
ed fatally, he mutilated the body Of
the dead girl to prevent its identified
tion, and then buried the remains where
he hoped they would not be found.
Paul Parker, friend of Eva Swan,
has been arrested by the police on sus-
picion Of having had some part in the
crime. He, however, denies any partici-
patton in it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
PORTUGUESE INJURED.

a Portuguese, name unknown, was
almost killed BY Rapid Transit ear
saiuFday afternoon ~ tho corner "
Fort and King streets ile had been
getting on The cor with bic arm foil
of bottles when the car started 100
soop anl " ffll Bpa lallf8 heaealb IN
special otileeI Woe Nha was slandlna
Aeafi ian ~ lhf mHa6 qfiislanee aRl
picked hlm ~, pnf lhe far e0nilnuod
going without halilna n ioafn his fale
100 lev aes badly bruised hF fbe Whoa
~ iha ear lisflf snd haa M Iolled \
talf lneh Nfihl ~ W weula beF,
beRH eai -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27


mittee: 81
September "a.
Hon. Walter F. Frear, Governor of Ha-
wall.
My Dear Sir:-If you think it would
properly come within the line of your
duty as Governor or of your inclination
as citizen, / wish you would address
a communication urging every employee
of the territorial and county govern.
ments, and every citizen, in fact, to reg
lister as voter and also to exercise
his privilege of voting on election day.
Among reasons that have occurred to
me why this should be done, are the
following:
There are many citizens who say,
"Kuhio5 can be renominated Delegate
without my,vote." Should he, by any
MEANS, be defeated, just such men will
have themselves to blame.
This Territory is prosperous and its
prosperity should be continued, and my
honest belief is that this can best be
assured by the election of the whole
Republican ticket-the Delegate, SEN
ators, candidates for house of represen-
tatives and all Republican county Of
ficers from the top to the bottom of
the ticket.
No American voter has any right to
stay away from the polls or to lose his
vote if it can possibly be avoided. Such
duty is every voters highest honor.
1t is a matter of inestimable privilege
and also of earnest, conscientious duty
A man serves his country as truly when
he casts an honest ballot as if he were
soldier in the field, and perhaps he
can do more good with the ballot than
he could with the bullet.
No matter how long our citizens of
today may live they may never have
an opportunity of voting for better
men than this year. The Republicans
have a good ticket and one which more
thoroughly commands the respect, the
confidence and the affection of the vot-
ers than either of those offered by the
other political parties.
Every voter should make some per.
sonal sacrifice for the sake of his cOun.
try, for the sake of his Territory, for
the sake of his home and for the sake
OF his conscience, and when in Novem.
Der the ballot is over
GAS snOwfakes fall upon the sod,
And execute the foreman y will
As lightning does the will of God, -
he can cast his vote on November 3
and then sleep soundly at night with
a sense of duty properly done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27

Is some miles away from Manila and
the average laborer would probably be
left without n cent TO bless himself.
We have always understood that un6er
the benevolent system by which labor.
ers have been sent 10 Honolulu that
there existed an arrangement by which
the steamship companies would return
from HongkOng any who objected TO
continuing the long voyage. IL this Is
tho case why were these twelve work
ers east adrift at Iiongk0ngf
A. has been stated before, the best
way 10 adjust This matter II 10 have
some form Of inquiry here before any
Of these men are permitted 10 leave
the Islands, The agents Of the planters
saY that such an inquiry Is now made
bY the secret service officials but II
that ID ihe ease how did the boy Ma
earia GET past ~ N Chief TroWbridge
~ Assistant Chief Hard ~ any other
81 the leading ie2fei service Officers
viii personally mako ilia inguIrY u
tho form desired iho public will no
douhi b. satisfied
the eaao ~ Abe hoy Naead0 viii
probably b. taken ~ fhe eours when
h. returns hefe and ihe inguify should
give me public 3 H0aa lne 0n ihe meth
pds aara BY ihe lahQf afrnia ln recruit
lea saa HFnlHg lspolera
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
WIFE OF SINGING
EVANGELIST DEAD

BROOKLYN, New York, September
26.-Mrs. Sankey, widow OF Ira D.
Sanley, the famous singing evangelist,
who was for many years the travelling
companion and coworker of Dwight L
Moody, is dead in this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
AVIATOR KILLED WHILE
PASSENGER ESCAPES

MILAN, September 90. = Aviator
Poillot was killed yesterday by
ninety-foot fall from his aeroplane, the
passenger who had accompanied him on
his flight escaping unhurt, when the air
machine collapsed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
JAIL DELIVERY IN KOREA.

TOXIC, August 30.-The Emperor oil
Japan has despatched a delegation of
notables to carry a letter from His
Majesty to the former Emperor of
Korea.
1t is announced that five hundred
prisoners in Korea have been released.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
PINCH0T TO ADDRESS
MINING CONGRESS

LOS ANGELES, September 26.-Gif-
ford Pinchot win address the mining
congress tomorrow. The entire session
will be devoted to a discussion of con-
servation problems and policies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-27
oHAMBERLAIN's PAIN BALM 4
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.

1t is in time of sudden mishap or &C.
cident that Chamberlain Is Pain Balm
can be relied upon to take tho place of
the family doctor, who can not always
be found at the moment. Then it 10
that Chamberlain . Pr i Balm is never
found wanting, In cases Of sprainH,
cuts, wounds and bruises II takes out
the soreness, drives away the pain and
heals the injured parts. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co. agents
for Hawaii.