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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05

Berlin Record; Neigllbor Jones,
states attorney for LaMoure county,
is being urged by his friends, the dem
ocrats, to become the standard bearer
of democracy in this state in 1910.
While in Monango one day last week
he said to a Journal reporter: Per
sonally | would prefer to see Gov.
Burke succeed himself. Naturally, I
have my ambitions, but do not con-
slider that have any particular claims
on the governorship." Mr.. Jones has
made good record as states attorney,
and would undoubtedly give a good
account Of himself IL elected as gov
ernol. The democrats will make no
mistake IL their ticket is headed by
Jones of Rock.--Monango Journal
And now comes George p. Jones,
counsel for the democrats, and being
pressed by a reporter, admits that he
has ambitions. If the stalwarts and
insurgents insist on knitting each other
and Ii he of Rock can get his NIT on
the democrat standard as outlined who
can tell but that LaMoure coun'y may
again supply the first chair at Bis
marck. We imagine that the orator
could make some friends should be
swing around the circuit few times.
Michigan Arena: When in the pur-
suit OF knowledge the meaning
Investigator prods with the s..arp stick
of inquiry any member of the genus
Mephitis--let him look to himself, for,
as Webster observes, 'fts means of
defence consist in its power of eject
ing fetid, acrid secretion"
4. la
in mind we are enabled therefrom
to construct divers comparisons re-
lative to the habits of the Mephitis
and certain of the tribe Of Adam
without rejecting credit to the latter
or fiattery TO the former.
The Arena has, in its estimation,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05

Fairmount News: Last week u. S.
Marshall Jim Shea passed through
here from Hankinson, where he had
been on official business, and Postmas-
ter e. II. Myra happened to be In Fair
mount the day before on matters per-
tanning to some postal laws. But
some one with plenty of mathems teal
ability, put two and two together, and
figured 1t out that the two above
named gentlemen were in Fairmount
and in consultation with the editor Of
this great and only family journal in
Paramount, and bargained, in fact,
had bought The News The editor re-
ceived letter from party that knows
all about the buying out OF The News
and had the following names signed.
Jim Shea and Elmira Myhra- This
is all news to us. but say Jim and FL
mer, IL you bought The News, we
have failed to see the color of the
coin. Don't you fellows think I ought
to know something about 1t. Don't do
1t again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
washington. n. C. Dec & 4,

VooAAAAAE NoaAt ~ NS's AISNe " AoVS.
Just judges, all! Congressman Gron-
ma proposes, in the event OF his cleo
ton to the senate, to fear1essly cham
pion the very cause he opposed and
maligned few short months ago. I'll
this be not deceit you have the all
Tentative Of classifying him poll
tical invertebrate, a man Of straw,
whose word is wind and lightly given.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-05
North Dakota Political Gossip

Towner News and stoclxman: Mar
shall and Gronna forgot to enclose
checks with their political announce
ments, and consequently only few
OF the newspapers are publishing the
announcements.
Towner News and Stockman: A
number Of the newspapers are discuss
ing the question as to the difference
between stalwart and an insurgent.
AS yet they have not made the diff
ference very noticeable.
Fingal Herald: Judge e. T. Burke,
OF the fifth judicial district, may de-
eide to become a candidate for the
supreme bench. Judge Burke is surely
live wire" in his present position
and we would like to see him promo
ted to the supreme bench where he
would no doubt be equally as success
full.
Center Republicans: Hon. w. e. Pur-
cell Of Richland county win be can
didate for u. s. senator on the demo-
cratic ticket. w. r. is an old time
democrat having been interested in
politics for number Of years. He is
honest, brilliant, scholarly and big
hearted. He is entitled to the undent-
ed support of the democratic party.
Western Call: Senator Thompson
has been appointed a member of eight
senate committees, other democratic
senators having relinguished member
ship in these bodies in order TO make
places for the North Dakotan. Mr..
Thompson's committees are those on
the Mississippi river, conservation of
national resources, industrial exposi-
tons, railroads, transportation and sale
OF meat products, Cuban relations, In
dian affairs and Pacific islands and
Porto Rico.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

800 fatbolilde8olen llnter bem&lang
ser st. glou0 Grant Muiiffapelle
inns ser polniiden &apelle bur6 Die
@allptitraBen ser 5taot mari6irten,
mona6 auf hem freien Ylabe Bel Der
polniiben 5dulbaQe &e0en gebalten
'muroen bonn bodm. Serrn Droef bon
Gilman, bon Mnmalt S. 9. Snlliban
bon St. @lou6 uno bon Serrn 9bos.
l1rbaniaf, einem %bemdbrten Mitglieo
Ser @emei11be, beren 5iinben6e @orte
nit groBem 8eifaI bingenomnen
lplroen. Na6oem auf oieie @eiie Ser
@e0el1tung 6eS Cages bolle &ebnung
gctrogen, pergniigte lid sic maiienbaft
gum Madmittagsfelte gri6iene1en
ul,fs 8eite, uno oieie polnilde @ebddt-
nibfeier pir0 nod lange in ct. Glouo
uno bel alien Musmartigen, sic 0eriel-
fen beimobnten, in lebenbiger @rimne=
rltnQ bleibel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
9i65eian:N a@ri@ten

3 &odm. &err 56euer, mel6er
pier5ebn Sabre in ser @eeliorge in
Deuti9lan6 tbdtig ipar un6 in letterer
Set in ser @r56i05eie Seem Sort Mn-
itenung batte, lift Dem bo6m. &errn
8ernbar6 &i6ter, Hfarrer Ser ct.
8onifa3ius=@ enein6e in MelroIe, als
@ebulfsprieiter beigegeben moroen.
$ @ommenoen Montag Mbeno be-
ginnen in ser ct. Sobns Mbtei Die
sSobreserer5itien oeS @eftflernS Der
9i05eie ct. Glouo, melde bonn bo6m.
8ater @ottfrieo S6la6ter aus ser
congregation 6es foitbaren 8lntes
geleitet tper6en. Na6 59luB ser gr=
er5itien nitro Ser Hrieiterperban6 ser
Dio5eie feline Sabresperiammlnng bal-
ten.
*Dienitag begann in Ser bonn bohm.
&errn Maprbofer 5u 2afe &enrp pa<
itorirten ct. Margaretben @emein6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
!: @ereinS =Ma@ri@ten.

@ommen0en Montag Mben0 fin
set Sic monatli6e @%eriammlung
ccs lit 5uint @lono beiteben=
oen 81. SSoiepb= MGiimerpereins itatt,
lno an 0iele Ser iammlung i6liebt 1td
cine iol9e oeS ct. @lou0 3meigper=
ems ser Mi1neiota Staatsunteritiit
ungsgeieu1daft. Sci 6ieier @elegen=
felt miro sic @aDl bon 5met Direfto=
rem uno 5met Gertretern porgenom=
men, sic beiagten 2ofalperein auf Ser
inn September in 5tiumater itattfin=
0en6en Sabresperi ammlung Ser 9. 81.
6. eMl6afi
neblt SEN bier nod i'm Mmte itb BE-
fin6enoen 0ireftoren pertreten mer-
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

tit i'm elterliden Sauie 5u 8elud elm
.getroffen. - SRI. Cecilia Braun, noel.
de in Sinfemepers Store als 2aoen,
oienerin angeiteut i'll, gonnt ii9 cine
bier 8oden LANCE 8afan5 uno miro
in ibrer Stellung 6ur9 SRI. CLARA
Braun bertreten.
@olbin9forb.
County : &ommiiidir Sal. &erman
mobnte am Sonntag in ct. @louo ser
Tiinf6unoertiabrfeier 6es Cages Ser
Sdladt bel Sannberg bel, in mel9er
Sem 6eutlden Sr6en bon elmer pol
nii4=litbuaniiden l1ebermo9t cine
Meoerlage bereitet muroe, melder 6ie
Bolen es gu Deroanfen batten, oaB
ibnen ser fatboliibe @laube gemabrt
blieb. = 9err @erbarb Mbeln fat in
Ieiner bier neu erridteten Mablmiib>
le meitere neue @aidinerie oufiteuen
laiien, 0em3nfolge iene Miible gu Ell
ne ser beit ausgeitatteten in 6iel EN-
Gbeile oes Staates gemoroen lit. 9ie
Miible fat cine 5meibun0ert Barrel
Iages=&apa5itdt un6 liefert nnter Dem
8etrieb bes @errn @lbeln nur Mebl
ser beiten Sorte.
Mbon.
Sn elmer am 5reitag Mbeno in ser
Sto0tbale gebaltenen @erlommlung,
in Ser iib biele 8iirger ser sta6t
un6 al1d n1ebrere ser an Sen ufern
unlerer Seen mobnenoen CONNER
Ml1sfliigler iid betbeiligten, murbe
sic Mpon Game & Stiff &rotectipe
Miiociotion gegriin0et, beren 3med es
iein lou, 0em 1ngelebliden 5ii6en,
oas bierorts 5ur iblen @%emobnbeit
gemor6en lit, ab5ubelfen. 5olgen0e
8eamten mur6en er>pdblt: 81. S. @ar~
rem, Hraii0ent; 5ranf @bitman, Sc
%fretar; 6. &c. &arrington, Sdabmei-
iter. Cine groBe Mn5abl Mitglie0er
bat iid ser @eieaidaft ongeidloiien.
gintrittsgebiibr lift alf $t.00 per
Mitglie0 aneeiett. SSn iener Ser
lammll1ng mur6e beldloiien, $40 aus.
6uieben 51 SEN bon oem Gtaate offe=
rirten $40 fit SEN Mrreit un0 sic lie
h%erfibrung FOLDER, sic li6 gegen Sic
6ii6ge1ebe pcrgeben. SIN 2nufe 6iez
Jet @ode miro mieoernn1 cine Ser
iomnnlung gebalten.
ct. Spiepb.
Mm Montag Mben6 begannen i'm
81. 8eneoifts Gonpent Sic Sabreserer>
5itien fir sic gum @onpent geborigen
ergliih ipredenoen @dmeitern. Die
ielben mer6en pom bo6m. Baer g.
S9la9er- geleitet unb gelangen 6rei=
tag gum Mbi6luB. - Sreo. Sdro-
ser fat einen feiner, idmar3en, im-
portirten Ber6eron 3udtbengit Sem
&errn Sran5 &ieler bon ct. Martin
fir sic Suntme bon $1,000 berfauft.
8airiides Settlement.
@corg 8runer fat BON GoloSpring
0as fir Sen 8uu zines neuen Stal=
les notbmenoige 2umber berbeiidaf=
fen lalIen. @ie G9reiner baben Sen
Neubou bereits 1T Mngriff genom=
men. - Die Mrbeit an 6em 11euen
5ommerbauie, 6aS @err 8er0. BeterS
bon Gpl0 Sprmg ant liter 6es 8ig
6iib Safe erridten ldbt, gebt unter
sen fleiBigen &an0en ieiner tii6ti-
gen Mrbeiter flott poran. - SRI. 80.
3mod Don @6en 8auep genoB auf
einige Sage 6ie @aitfreu1oi9aft Ser
6ier mobnen6en 8an1ilie Beter &eu<
ner. - Neter Spooen, melder auf
einige Sage ieinen bier m%obnenoen
@ltern einen Bei1d eritattete, lit na@
ieinem @eim in 8ear0slep 5uriidge=
febrt. - Sic 6armer iino nabe5u al
lie nit Sem 56nei6en 6es &oggens
l1n6 ser @erite fertig gepor6en. Sour
nod Elm angebeno geniigenber &egen,
un0 unlere GARNER meroen iid iiber
SOS oiesiabrige @rnteergebnib nidt
gu beflagen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
2lms Der M,n9eeemo.
@atfins.

Mm lebten Donneri flag ltarb bier I'M
@auie fires @obnes @ilbelm Sral'
Mnno Mertins inn Sitter bon 81 SAT-
rem. 9os @egrdbniB fan0 ont Can't
flag ul1ter GROCER 8etbeiligung itatt.
M0ge Sic &eritorbene in 8rie0en rr1z
fen! - Mm Montag Morgen bronn=
tie 5mii6en 6 nno Z nbr ser 5tau
bes @errn 56reiner nie0er. Die Geu-
ertpebr mor prompt BET ser @ano uno
iomit mur6e meiterer 56aoen bur6
Sic 6euersbrltni perbiitet. 8ie 6as
6euer entltan6, fonnte bis iebt nidt
ern1ittelt peroen. Man permutbet ie=
ood> 6oB 2ei6tlirm bon ilngen 8ur=
iden beim &auden auf Sem &euifau
sen 8ran6 beruriadte. - 9ie iabrli=
DIE Sdunlper iammlung mn lebten
Somitag berlief in regelre6ter @ei=
lie. SEER S. &. Stob pl1r0e als @lerf
1n6 @err Mic. 5@iuer fen. ols 5dab=
meiiter ermqblt. Ser Gdultermin
mur0e auf neun Monate feifgelebt.
Ser l1nterri6t beginnt am eriten
Montag int 5eptember, nno &err S.
q: Ma1s pur6e fir bas reue S6ul=
iobr a1s 2ebrer beibebalten.
Gplle9ebtlle.
Sci ser lebten 5mnitag int Sbul=
oiltrift $50. 100 gebaltenen Ser amm=
lung mur0e Mi6ael Dulinger an
Stelle 6es Motbias &eiiinger, melder
sos Mmt mabren0 ser lekten 11el1n
Sabre inne batte, 6aSielbe aber aus
peri9ie6enen @riin0en ntdt mebr on
nebenen moIte, ols 9ireftor erp6blt.
- Solepb Sbermeier uno &ugo @tQi=
ber beeaben it6 lebten 5onntag 11ad
st. Martin, tpo iie @rntearbeit ber=
ridten meroe11. - Samilie @erman
8rinfmonn erltattete lekten Sam1tag
ibrem in Gol6 Spring tpobnenoen
5obne 8ilbelm einen 8eiu9. II
Srau 8laiius &ubera, mel9e langere
Belt idmer franf mar, lit CUR 6reu0e
ibrer Mnge60rigen mie6er iopeit ber=
geItellt> 6oB lie ibrer @a1sarbeit nab=
geben fam.
Mabbem Gate.
SIM 81. Muguft miro in unlerer
@emein0e oas Set ser eriten fl. &in=
oerfommunion in feierli9er 8eile be-
gangen mer0er. - Die meiiten 6Qr-
mer iino bier in Ser aueroingS mo=
ger auSfaQen0en &euernte begriffen.
: SEQ 8iit bat 1td na6 @inomars,
80. g., begeben, MO er Sen &e1t 6es
Spmmers perbringen miro. = sos.
@eB fat itd bon ieinem langmierigen
l%1npobliein mieoer 10 melt erbolt, 6aB
CT berum fem fann. = Mtd. @it
mann fat in 8. @ilelmanns @eiddft
cine Gtele als @lerf angetreten. =
&einri9 gromann Fat ii6 in oie
&ranfenliite eintragen laiien. = So
milie Nic. @ibmann bon .@atfins
ma6te iiber 5onntag bier ser Sami=
lie Mi@. Sill lire Mufmartung. =
2iuian 9tein6orf bon Minneapolis
lift bier 81 einent mebrmodentli9en
@eiub Bel @ertpanoten uno 6reunoen
eingetroffen.
@etp Mnnid).
Del grnte bat IN 6ieier @egeno be-
gonnen, 1no ment1 man cine biesi6b=
rige quite &elternte in sic 5dan5en
idldgt, 10 6iirfen ii6 uniere 6armer
INNER nod nit ben @rnteertrnd alt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Clear 2afe.

@err g6. Corner bon st.. CLOUD
NOR Sonntag bier un6 berbradte BEL
bieiigen guten Sreun6en einige redt
qngenebme Stun6en. - s. s. @on-
ner, 5obn ser 6urnilie Soiepb @on-
1er, melder ii6 mdbren6 6es letten
SSabres int Staate Minnelota aufbtelt,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
INSURGENTS AND CANNON
BATTLE ALL NIGH

WASHINGTON, d. c., a. M in
session. wild night political which
insurgents the repeatedly the
uar" Republican
At $3.50 this morning, to
moved adjournment 1t their third adjourn
defeated a
calls had been sent by wire New York and Philadelphia
absent members the
hour, 230 with Republicans
The debate
outbreak bring a
The
the subject completely
claim give the speaker power
For eleven debate
drew close the regular Republicans Gibuering
unable
repeatedly but the insurgents majority
insisted
During the day session the insurgents twice
eaed
antiCannon
mnt against Speaker Cannon The best orators all sides
debate
Speaker the of
his
News the political city
still watching the proceedings $3.50 this
re fight only me iref-
forts seeking
lay matters until they call
mobiles busy seeking regulars
bring
There Is motion before the House
committee rules deprive appoint
mttees.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18

April Is, 1910, was with the family or
In the dwelling place for which the
enumeration Is being made. The head
OF the family is to be entered first |;
then the wife; next the children
whether sons or daughters. In the or
der OF their ages; and lastly, all other
persons living with the family. whether
relatives, boarders, logders, or serv'
ants. The head of the family, whether
husband or father, widow or unmar
ried person of either sex. Is to be desig
mated by the word head" and the
other members Of family, as wife
father, mother, son, daughter, grand
son, daughter-in-law, uncle, aunt
niece. boarder, ledger, servant, ETC., ac
cording to the particular Relationship
which the person bears to the head OF
the family.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
PROMOIIONISTS
ELECT M'LEAN
Stereopticon Slides To
Be Given Secretary
j.. F. Moore

Al tho rnyul,r unniyI,, r,,n,i.,, ,f
VI
the promotion Committee yesterday
afternoon. James +. Mclean. vice.
,ros,,o,, =, a., ,,,,
r,',. W '"e i"'' 'is'""u o'ean'
N"',S"''" .oi'p"ng, was unahifhous-
~ elected chairman OF the Promotion
committee, vice w. A. Bowen. re.
signed. The motion was made by W.
II. Hoogs and seconded by r. II. Trent.
After the Minutes of tbe nrevious
meeting had boen road ana annroyod
tho ro.uI,r ,,,,i,o h,,,i,,', - ~.
,,.ors a, ""s p''
q" ''"'n "as P'cSeht
10 see MI mclean elected Dht stated
mat owing to pressure OF business he
would have to be excused from par
ticipating further in the meeting Be.
fore taking leave Mr.. Rowan said: 81
have enioyed myself with van md am
most roIrc,,nt IN ,ooyo ,ho p,on,a,,nn
Co,,,,,,,ao r,.. wy '''''o'',''
".'eo' ""' ,''' ,'"' !" II ". saie
no'pins "huer 'he chairihaiish'p Oh
Mr.. mclean
X. II. Trent moved and J. j. Bush
seconded I'M vote of th"nks 5e cX-
ended AMI recorded on the inmates
!" Mr.. Bowen In appreciation o! hi,
i;'i'AIhl ana excellent service. This
was unanimously cartel.
aching Secretary CooDar stated that
Tie customs 'iiicials were In tie habi;
OF cNying dies on various pachases
OF literature gent In exchange for Ha'
san literature and thtt he thought
hat MS 1t was not merohandis, In the
strictest sense OF the word, that this
literature sent from other promotion
organizations should be admitted free,
ar. Cooper stated that sometimes duty
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
EXPENSIVE TASTES:
SAYS WILSON
Agricultural Expert. Discussing Food
Crisis, Thinks Too Few of Po-
pulation Are Engaged in Rails.
ing Crops.

PIllIADELPHIA---"It costs more
to get the common necessities of ale
in the United States today than in
any other country In the world" de-
clared James Wilson, secretary OF
agriculture, in an address before the
Manufacturers Club of this city on
"The Present Food Crisis" He add
ed:
1T has been said that the Ameri.
can is the best fed, best clothed, best
educated and best housed man upon
earth. We shall have to add now
that he Is the most extensively fed. :"
Secretary Wilson pointed out that
the fundamental difficulty was that
the people are leaving the farms to
such an extent that there are not
enough remaining to produce the
food of the increasing population. He
said he was convinced that combina-
tions of retailers, wholesalers and
the like We're responsible In great
measure for keeping up prices
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
THE MEANING OF
CENSUS DWELLING
Instructions as to Filling Out Blanks
When Entering Families" and
What Constitutes an Abode.

Z WASHINGTON, d. c., March a.
The official definitions of the terms
dwelling house" and family" with
reference to the population schedule to
be carried by the enumerators in the
Thirteenth United States Census. be.
ginning April 18th pext, are explained
In the Census Bureaus lengthy print
ed instructions to the canvassers. 1t
Is pointed out that the answers should
relate only to conditions existing on
April 18th, the Census Day."
The words dwelling house" and
family" are, for census purposes, CIV
en- much wider application than they
have In ordinary speech.
A dwelling" Is defined as a place In
which, at the time Of the census. one or
more persons regularly sleep. 1t need
not be a house In the common meaning
of the word, but may be, for example, a
room In factory, store, or Office build.
ing, a loft over a stable canal boat
tent, or wigwam, The term also in
cludes a hotel, boarding or lodging
house. an Institution or school building
II persons regularly sleep there, as
well as the ordinary dwelling house.
A family" as a census term, may
mean a group of individuals who oc-
cupy jointly dwelling place or part
Of dwelling place, or an individual
living alone In any place OF abode. All
the occupants and employees OF ho-
tel, II they regularly sleep there. make
up single family, because they occupy
one dwelling place, and persons living
alone In cabins, huts, or tents; persons
occupying room or rooms in public
buildings, stores, warehouses factories,
or stables; and persons sleeping on
river boats, canal boats barges. etc,
II they have no other usual place of
abode. are regarded as families.
The enumerators are required to en-
ter on the schedule the name of every
person whose usual place OF abode on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
PASSION FOR CANDY
GIVES GIRL PELLAGRA
Physicians Watch Case of Maid With
an Unsuitable Greed for Cheap
Sweets.

PHOENIX, (Ariz.), March 3.-Dr.
Bacon of Tombstone has reported
what he believed to be well adj
vanced case of pellagra. The vic
tim is the daughter OF Pedro MI
chaelena Of Solomonville. an inter-
prefer In the District Court there
The girl Is known to have an insat-
liable appetite for candy, and to have
consumed much Of the cheaper kind
of sweets, containing glucose, corn
product. Several physicians of the
territory are taking an interest In
the case.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18

Mr.. Moore as being public speaker
and travelling 30 many miles annually
he would be able to boost Hawaii In
manner that would be bound to in.
crease the popularity OF these islands
on the mainland.
w. II. Hogs stated that General
Manager G. S. Dearborn and General
Agent Morse of the American.Pa.
waiian Steamship Company had been
most liberal in the manner If cuttinp
the freight bill down on material to
be shipped to Atlantic City for use in
the Promotion Committees new
branch. Some fifty tons of curios
pictures, pineapples, and literature
etc. have been shipped per the $. 5
Virginian. but that owing to the gen
crosby of Mr.. Dearborn the freight
bill had been reduced by at least $500
II was unanimously resolved that the
Promotion Committee send n letter o.
thanks to the General Manager OF the
Steamship com.
pany In recognition of his libera,lty.
J. +. Bush stated that the coral NJ
Waikiki beach opposite the Moano
and Seaside hotels would be attended
to and that In the near future por.
ton of the beach would be cleared Of
this dangerous growth. so that bathers
could enjoy their swim without fear
of injury. M Bush said that he had
been to see MArston Campbell about
this and that the Superintendent of
Public Works had stated that 1t would
be some time before anything definite
was done as other works more press.
ing had first to be undertaken. Mr.
Bush will interview the management
OF these hotels at once to ascer'
tain what action they intend taking In
having a portion of the beach cleared
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
STOLE THE SOD OF IRELAND.

CHICAGO, Mar.17A piece SOIL pu
of today Packs celebration
In the to
stood the imported Irish soil making gathering
Hibernian but when the
found Someone had stolen President
stand Irish of
the aud sod which
a m ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
Some Men Know
But Forget
Money Will Not Buy Health
READS THE BOOK.
"The Road to MELVILLE" Pointed the
.''- Way.


Down at Hot Springs, Ark, the
visitors have all sorts of complaints,
but IL is a subject OF remark that
the great majority of them have
some trouble with stomach aud bow
els. This may be partly attributed
to the heavy medicines.
Naturally, under the conditions,
the question of food is very promi-
nent. q va
A young man states that he had
suffered for nine years from stomach
and howell trouble. had two opera
tions which did not cure, and was at
last threatened with appendicitis.
lie went to Hot Springs for rheu-
matism and his stomach trouble got
worse. One day at breakfast the
waiter, knowing his condition. sug-
gested he try Grape-Nuts and cream.
which he did, and found the food
agreed with him perfectly.
After the second day he began to
sleep peacefully at night, different
than he had for years. The per-
feet digestion of the food quoted his
nervous system and made sleep pos
sible.
lie says: THE next morning
was astonished to find my condition
of constipation had disappeared.
could not believe IT, true after suf-
ferng for so many years; then |
took more interest in the food, read
the little book, The Road TO Well
ville,' and started following the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-18
ROOSEVELT COMING HOME.

KHARTouM. Mar 17.-President family left
exFresdent giving
Ing trip There affecting
his
trip Colonel now home to
call several great
eX-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-04-01

A book has been discovered In Wen
ma bearing on Its title page this legend
about the invention ~ air navigation
by means OF balloons and eagles, by
Jakob Kieserer; published at the OK.
pense Of the author by Herr Loeschen.
kohl, Kohlmarkt, Vienna, 1901" II Is
an elaborate treatise on aviation In
which balloon Is steered through the
air by eagles which have been trained
and deprived OF their talons" Minute
instructions are given as to how the
birds should be harnessed, and sugges
mons are made as to the employment
OF double teams and relays. The nu-
tborinventor expresses the hope that
bis idea may be employed first 10 ex.
pedlte the delivery OF letters and dis
patches and that persons competent as
trainers OF giant birds will cnrry his
wonderful idea" into execution.