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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

la indisima flor del verjel de Lares
ha ingresado en- el colego de- G. d
y. para continuar los estudios QUE
ALI cursa en- "a presente temporads
que Sc comenzo hace pocos dias
Bienvenida y que tenga el mismo
buen eAito que en- los pasados cursos
Una n,no.-Los jovenes esposos
Goico-Daubon, ven su venturoso
hogar gratamente visitado por una
hermosa nina que vino al mundo con
toda felcidad. Cue haya siempye
blondas flores e.. el camino de "a Vi
da de Ia nueva crlstlana.
Mejorando.- Nuestro conocide
compatriota y amigo el DR.. Rafae
ICesteros, q. SURE grave dolencia en
su residencia de San Juan, ha mejo-
rado oesde aver. La mayor parte de
los medicos oe Ia ciudad asisten q su
companero y deseamos que Ia mejo-
ria anunciada llegue en- breve al com
1pleto restablecimiento.
La Voccorl en- "RiqoleHo" -Otra
vez triunfo anoche- como triunfa
siempre que pisa Ia escena--la dulce
tiple Edvige Vaccari.
Hizo el papel de "Gilda" vel sobe-
rano Ia aplaudio repetidas veces, trl-
butandole justas ovaciones. Su voz
dulclsima y seguramente tlmbrada,
que tan hermosamente recorre Ia es-
Gala y que sabe modular delciosos
trinos como agudas y claras notas,
ofrecio una vez mas su magnifica
expression deleitando 4 Ia esplendida
concurrencia que neno el elegante
cohseo. Y 81 es hermosa su COLA CO.
mo accion sabe dramatizar esplendi
damente los personajes. Para todos
hubo aplausos en- el desempeno de
Ia admirable production del maestro
Verdi, y Ia sonora Colombo en- Mag
dalena" volvio a.probar su justa ia
ma cantando con su conocida segu-
dad y obteniendo aplausos por su
b.illante labor en- el dificil papel
de hermana del matachin "Spara-
fucile'. La senora Colombo do
nina IA escena, y su trabajo,
tanto en- el canto como en- la
accion es de artista consuma-
da que conoce perfectamente su mi
sion E interpreta concienzudamente-
viviendo los tipos- los chispazos del
genlo de los maestros que tan her,
mosas producciones realzaron con
susinmortales obras.
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X01AS Y N0T!c|AS.

-Hs comenzado el establecimien
to del muro de Ia cuneta en- Ia paw
mentaci6n de Ia calle del Parque y
hay muchos obreros empleados en-
las obras, 10 que hace esperar que es
tas queden terminadas en- breve.
Ell domingo 1ltimo hicieron una
excursion en- el "Yate Benitez" algu-
nos senores de esta ciudad invitados
cortesmente por el dueho del buque
Salieron fuera del puerto legando
spor Ia costa norte hasta frente de
Luquillo. Ell 81. America Salas en-
union de sus amigos Sres. Santos
Filippi, Pedro Garcia, ]. Salgado u
el director del Consolidate Sr. Juan
Was Ochoteco fueron tamblen de Ia
expedition. Hubo production de re-
frescos y obsequios y los excursions
tas llega1on San Juan bien entrada
la noche.
Ell director del Institute de
agriculture de Lajas Sr. Juan G. Or
liz, ha dirijido una circular notician-
dc Ia aperture de los trabajos para el
pr61imo curse, Ia que Sc efectuara
el 26 de los corrientes.
-Ha reg,esado s San Juan el
Lcdo. ]. de J. Tizol, delegado 4 Ia CO.
mara por el distrito de San Juan. El
Lcdo. Tizol vino 4 la ciudad parapre
sentar una solicitud de 'Mandamus.'
en- asuntos electorales concernientes
a Vieques y stara eaquf algunos dfas
-Esta noche Sc ofrece al plbico
de Ia ciudad Ia magnifica obra del
maestro Verdi, aida y trabaja Ia
soprano Regina Alvarez.
Core como cierto el rumor de
que varios medicos de esta ciudad
han propuesto al alcalde asistir gra-
tuitamente 4 los enfermos de deter
minadas afecciones y que endosado
el asunto al Inspector de sanidad, le-
fe de los hospitales municipales,
aun no ha conestado.
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GRATIS.

Tn reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
4 senanas, vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes siguienta: 25 hermo-
sus al6lerss &c oorbata; rs Gbros sr-
t.stioos de agujas con mas de so agu-
jas ada uno; 25 bouitas peia,llas mag
neticas de boleillo cada una en- "a es-
tuche. q 25 precosas sortjas. Cads
srticulo descrito se vende { 1O oenta-
vos oro uno. En- tres meses henol
regslado 500 relojea
Escribe una postal 8 THE Asso1A-
TE BUSHES Co. Boz 1882. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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En- San Juan. Los jovenes y dis
tnguidos esposos Janer-Guiuhani
que pasaron una temporada en Ma
yaguez, llegaron aver 4 San Juan
permaneceran aqui algunos dlas
Bienvenidos y que le sea muy grata
su estancia aqul.
De Vinjc. El Dr. Tomas Vazquez
elSr. Jose G. del Vale y el alcalde
de ID ciudad DR.. F. del Vale Atlles
aoompanados de sus restpectlvas
seforas y los ultimos de dos de sus
iovenes hijos, son pasaleros del va
por de hoy, los prlmeros en- vlale a
Europa y los ultimos a Estados Uni
dos. FL DR.. Tomas Vazquez y su dis
tinguida esposa van Francia y Es-
pana y ell Sr. G. del Vale a Barcelo-
ma en- donde tiene estableclda su re-
adencia los estimables conyuges.
Los esposos Vale Atiles Muhoz es-
taran alglin tempo en- Estados Uni
dos para regresar despues q San
Juan.
Tambien es pasa gero de vapor de
hoy 81 joven Joaquin MARTINEZ Gin
tr6n hijo del DR.. Martinez Guasp
de Maya guez, que va Estados Uni
dos & seguir su carrera de abogado
Buen viaie deseamos q los que Sc
ausentan, y exito 4 los iovenes estu-
diantes.
Va1lw & su lar. Margot Ojeda Ia
monisima rubita que paso una corta
temporada en- ell Versailles" vuelve
& su residencia de .'Sabana-Llana
con motivo de Ia proxima aperture
del curse en- Ia High School. Que
vuelva pronto Ia linda damita.
Persora1les. Ha lido s San Sebastl-
an de paseo ell joven Manuel Rodrl-
guez de Santurce.
De teatro. Anoche hubo lleno en- el
teatro con "Rigoletto" y palmas
para los artistas. Para esta noche Sc
prepara una magnifica funclon,
anmciada desde ha dlas y que el
pdbico aguarda con gran expecta-
ci6n. Dan "Aida" obra favorita de
d aplaudida contralto Regina Ava
res Y en- cuya obra desplega Ia
cantante todas las galas de ST.
privileiiada garganta. La demanda
de locaidades fuk tai que desde aver
estaba todo tornado. Es de esperar
que el espectAculo recompense Ia
animacion y concurrencia que el so
berano ofrece esta noche en- el NUM-
cipa.
A estudauy.- Maria Luisa Vilella,
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Tres nlesas casas Sc estsn cons
trayendo ea 81 "Condado', COS en- Ia
ayenlds wilson ' Una en- Il Gale Iui.
sa- Iano.en Sc ha procedido 81 air.
maoo &c Il pare de la calle MADE
lelne oes9e el circulo hasts Ia alcan-
tarills entre lss casas de los Sres. Mi
10 ' Hernandez y Ia escuela "Ll-
ecettl
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En- las oonciciones que Sc
asegura acqulere e. puen
te el nunicip,o sc San
Juan.
Lo que informa c. secretar.o
del municipio que noticia que
efectivamente Sc ha Teaiiza
DO la conpra del pueHte.
FL ingeniero de Ia ciuGac u.
tervend-a en los prec.os.

Sc asega-a que el Co-ce.9 r.-.c.-
pal de San Juan aco-c6 acaU:--;- e /
puente Dos hernalos "a. Is m
puesto como condolences de IA con-
pra q. Sc le haga una caps &c pledra
caliza, de IN espesor, por 10 neros.
de Is centfmetros, q. sc plnten de
nuevo los tramos ne-slicos Y harm
das: que los vendedo-es Sres Bea1
hermanos satisfagn e. alQnb-ado
durante el a1o eocr6mlco acrcs!
que no devenguen irtereSes los pa
zos en- que el nunicipio zd9liere;
que Ia responsabilidsd para ei COM
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hoy Sc hace cargo ds Is slcald.s
de Ia ciuddad, por ausencis los Es-
fsdos Unidos del slcaloe de San Juan
Dr.. F. del Vale Atiles. el presliente
inferno del conoe.o municipal, Sr
America Sslas. El Sr. Salas IS uno oe
los concelales mas antiques de Is cll-
cad y es de esperar oue tenga el ma
yor acie1o q sus gestlones al frente
de IA alcsldia de San Juan.
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Camas doradas a 500.

FL mas grande surtido de camas
doradas q fuego desde $1,000 q $500
Ielegantfsimos modelos propios para
los que piensan casarse.
En- El cielo-grandes almacenes,
San Juan.
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MUNICH Al|DAOES
- UNI0N|S7AS

| Continuation de la pagina 10
Sc registro ese aho entire los habltan-
ties de este municipio y el que 10 su-
frio vino va enfermo de Ia vecina
,cludad de San German, no dando lu-
gar al conta gio de nlngun otro de
estos vecinos.
-Algunos casos de varicelas ocu-
rrieron en- nuestros vecinos ese ano,
pero pocos numerosos y sin que re-
yistieran en- min guno grayedad algu-
ma.
La tuberculosis pulmonar pre-
sento aqui en- ese ano un contln gente =
de mortaldad POGO alarmante g.
1000 del total de las defunclones)-
yes de esperar que, graclas a Ia cam
palla Que sc viene hacienda para ol-
vulgar el conocimiento de sus causas
Immediate y predisponentes, y De las
medidas propias impedlr su conta-
glo este vaya haciendose menos ire
cuente y el nun de sus vietlnai
disminuyendo cada ano.
Como viene sucediendo desde ha-
ce muchos amos, Ia anemia por unci-
niariasis continla slendo Ia enter
nedad que ocupa el primer range
entire las que SURE con mas tsecuen-
cia nuestra Poblacion rural pero la
forna de Ia affection ha lido dismlnu-
yendo en- gravedad cada ano, s!endo
10y d "a benigna en- IA granmayoFla
de los casos, gracias : Ia cont.nua
Iabo. &c nuestro dispensario de ane-
mia Y a Ia costumbre adqulrida va
por los vecinos, de recurrlr su ira
tarliento tan pronto como se ven
afectados de Ia entermedad. o4o ca
SOS nnevos han sido tratados en- este
dispensario en- el aao dltimo. Fl nd
nero de recetas despachadas para
enfermos pobres en- 1909 al 1910 por
las Farmacias y a cargo del Munici-
pso de este pueblo monta 4 8 394'
70 comprendidas las QUE 10 fueron
para e! hospital Betances y sa-
IA de Socorros. ~ eniermos reclbie-
ron tratamiento como as,lados en- es-
te hospital siendo 25 de clos dados
de alta completamente curados oe
susdefunciones, nueve sucumbieron
victimas de Ia gravedad de sus DO
!enc:as y S s;guen en- tratamlento.
En- los rumero5os casos DE heri-
dos v contusos QUE fueron auxlhados
en- nuestra Sala de Socorros durante
ese aao no ha ocu-.ldo nlnguna de-
funcion como consecuencia oe sus
lesiones.
No ha sido seaalado & esta OIL
Gina &C sanidad ninguI caso De en-
fermeda6 eonta giosa eaistente GU
ranre Ell curse de este aho Jos all
males domssticos pe-tenecieutes a
los vscinos &c este te-mino.
LA hig.eae plbl;ca va meioran-
do pro g-eslvamerte en este pueblo
grac.ss s los es.uerzos de 81 Ayunta-
mierto, cuyos recursos no lie permi-
ten s.nemoargo alcanzar, en- breve
plazo, un estado Gel tooo satlstacto-
r.o ea ese sentido.
Restame solo para concluir, recor-
dar Z Va. para cue asi 10 ha ga al no
norable ayuntamiento, cue Sc acerca
Ia fecha en- que por oisposiclon del
Sr. director de sanidad. han de que
dar clausuradas las cam.cerias y ma
tadero plblcos de este pueblo por
no presentar esos edificios condicio-
nes b gienicas para ST. uso, con el tin
de Que Sc actlven los trabaios de que
Sc han de realizar de modo que no
exceda su termination el tempo
acordado para clio por el Superin-
tendente de sanidad.
Muy atentamente Dr. r.Gsztambide
0, ici1l de Sonsdod."
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La ha5toci5n que tisns usted desol
1u.lodo en 81 casa encontr0riG un
ocaDants 81 usted 10 onuncio en- este
diorio. Estf todous0 pooantk porqus
Sc isnora que estd desoquiloda y las
condieionss que reuns. Un solo dfa
que pase Sin que ie renss, es va un
rsal nss0cio. L. que Sc sosto en enur-
CLOS, ella nsisUa 10 Temt0,sa rTesto
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PHOSPHOGENOL PARA
LA PERDIDA DE Me-
NORA.

En- sstaimprents - vende papd de
periodios visjes 81 quintal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
WHEN TINE COUNTS. USE THE
. .. WIRELESS
Office open on Sundays from s to
10 in the morning.

The Pacific Mail liner Siberia,
from the Orient, and due to arrive
at Honolulu tomorrow morning, is
reported as bringing between two
hundred and thirty and two hum
dred and forty additional Russians
for the plantations of Hawaii.
If this consignment of recruits
are afflicted with diphtheria. as
were the delegations which have
previously arrived, they are due for
n period of week to fourteen days
detention or the island.
Seven new cases were discovered
among the immigrants at quaran-
tine yesterday. On the other hand,
a number Of those who have been
suffering from diphthcria have been
removed from the afflicted ward to
that portion of the station occupied
by the unaffected.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
Mr.. DEARBORN and OTHERS

Mr.. Dearborn's recommendation
on the tourist transportation bust
ness. as presented to the Chamber
of Commerce, seems to be something
like this:
Go ahead. Invest two million
five hundred thousand dollars in n
tourist steamship and see where you
get on"
That, no doubt, Is a sufficient re-
ply to the gentlemen of the city
who declare that some thirty mil
lions a year are being lost to Ho-
nolulu on account of the American
law that protects American ships.
and this amount OF money could be
gained II the passenger business be-
tween this port and the mainland
steamships. Six per cent. on that
thirty lost millions would be lit
tie less than two millions, and that
fund might well be devoted to
making up the deficit for four-day
passenger boats between Honolulu
and San Francisco. That PROPOSE
ton can be as easily figured out to
command profit as the thirty mil
lions can be made while we wait.
But Mr.. Dearborn has not an.
swered the men of Hawaii who be-
lieve in protection for American
ships and American products of all
kinds, and who also believe that the
people of this Territory, as re-
suit of the large protected freights
they have to offer transportation
lines, are deserving more consider
alton in the way of reciprocal pas
senger service than they have re-
celved.
Mr.. Dearborn has not answered
the men OF Honolulu who do not de-
mand impossibilities OF any trans
portatlon line, but VINO do request
that the carriers of the large
freights. admittedly handled at a
good profit shall devote n larger
share of their steamship space and
II larger amount of their serious de-
liberation and even small per-
centage of their proflts to the ac-
cOmmodation of passengers.
That Is ITO say, Mr.. Dearborn did
not reply to these people in his re-
marks before tho Chamber Of Com
merce, except to point to the steam
ship Honoluan, now building, with
accommodation for between forty
aud fifty paSscngers Mr., Dearborn
hit tho high spots for those who
wanted the high spots, When II
comes down TO the brass tacks OF
reciprocal benefits, forty passengers
appears 10 be his limit,
Actions speak louder than words,
and therefore Te may assume thai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
BLOOD POISONING
Infected Wounds Also Yield to Diph.
iberia Remedy-Diseovery an Ae-
eident. 4tta aN

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22. : Blood
poisoning. hitherto considered an al
most invariably fatal disease, and one
whose onset is dreaded by every sur
geon, can be cured by diphtheria anti
toxin, according to report to the Phi
ladelphia medical profession by DIR.
Edward M. Deacon. y y o.,
The discovery of this new and nm
looked for power OF diphtheria anti.
toxin was made accidentally. DIR. Dea-
con had under his care a maternity
case. The woman was not in robust
physical condition and she developed
headache, chills and other suspicious
symptoms several days after. the birth
OF her child.
When the woman's temperature
reached 105ls with pulse of 100. ac-
companied by stupidness and repeated
chills. 1t was, seen the case was most
desperate one. DR.. Deacon decided to
use diphtheria anti-toxin, though he
had never heard of its use before In
that kind of a case. The first dose
was q heroic one of 5000 units. This
was in the morning, and was followed
by 4,0p0 units that night The TEN.
pS'o'uic ehVu hSii w iVfI2, purse no.
The patient was not quite so stupid.
The next day 10000 units were again
injected in two doses whereupon the
Temperature fell to 10i, pulse 140. The
woman was brighter and took more
nourishment. After another dose Of
10000 units the temperature went
down to 102. pulse 100. A fourth like
dose the following day reduced the
Temperature to 1001a. pulse 100. The
next day only 1000 units OF the anti
toxin was given. and the temperature
went down to 9S.6. pulse 80. A dose
Of 5000 units was given the following
might.
Then followed five days of normal
Temperature and pulse, during which
no anti-t0xin was administered. On
the sixth day the temperature rose to
l01 with pulse of ITO. The anti.
toxin administrations were then re.
sumed; 3 900 units on the first day,
| 10000 units on the second day, and
5000 units on the third day. The TEN.
perature and pulse having now be.
come once more almost normal, the
use of the anti-toxin was discontinued,
about 10000 units having been used
Throughout her illness the patient
was kept on a liquid diet of milk egg
nogg and beef tea. While the anti.
toxin was being used, a combination
OF ,strychnine, glonoin, and digitalis
was also used very persistently.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
RUSSIANS SEE %
EWA'S ADVANTAGES
Continued from Page u

re NCOuVluuCO HUH 1dkC
and one in the yard, and there Is no
limit placed on the amount that may
be used for household and garden pur-
poses. ,
Russians Are Tired.
The large number of Russian
immigrants who have been detained
at the United States quarantine sta
ton, owing to the presence of many
cases of diphtheria among them, are
declared to have become exceeding
ly bored and wearied at the life
of idleness that they are compelled
to lead, and number have signi-
fed their intention of accepting en-
ployment and taking up any kind
of honorable work upon being
granted their release.
The Russians are becoming dis
contented under the continued in
dolence enforced by their residence
on the island, 1t is understood that
the greater portion of immigrants
will be released ON Monday.
There may be a few cases which
will cause the Federal authorities
to detain them little longer.
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- . . . . . o. . . . ..
o FORT SKATER NEWS -
FIELD AND BARRACKS. .

Tho rain ho, hoon intorfering u,,th
the h,seha,, nractica tha ant,ra uoar
Soma nractice b,v> Neon aona hut No,
40 much as the team neeS.. tn ret
into shano for ,ho oon,,ra tomrnae en-
between Fort Sbsfter St5 Cava,rv n
n IT ana IN, Marinao wt,c,, hss,n.
Saturday A nri, ond I;ha nsms. will
he Nave, o. ~ .,,ia,i, pa.i. al
each zane vii, ha n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tha
cames Anr;, 9nS Mill bn as so,,oa so
Fort Sbafter VS. Marines ana hth Cav.
oIry We N a IT All The MANAGERS
arc uniting tbe,r host mon on mo
teams ana the onen,np oames arc nv.
oectod to fast ones ~
Eort Shas,ar has ,,avo, ,,o,.ra,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
SAYS PATTEN WAS WARNED.

MANCHESTER, Eng, Mar. IA
Presiding at the annual meeting of
the Royal Exchange today, Arthur
A. IIaworth, member Of Parliament
for Manchester South, expressed re-
greet that James A. Patten, "a citi-
zen of a friendly country" had been
subjected to annoyance while visit
ing the Cotton Exchange. Mr.. Ha-
worth added that, anticipating n
possibly hostile demonstration. ne
had warned Patterns friends, and he
regretted the lack of discretion on
their part in not needing the warn
ing. ve
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
fence IS
READY To GO
Governor Says Time FIR
Changes Is At
Hand

Governor Frear thinks II is about
time that the fence around the Capitol
Grounds was removed, according to a
statement made by the chief executive
this morning. The Governor did not
state definitely that he was exactly
ready to authorize the removal of the
fence but he stated that the side was
receiving his favorable consideration.
Governor Frear said that the fence
would have to be removed in time,
any way, because It was rusting and
that it would he wiser to make some
disposition of 1t at the present time
when agood price cocid be realized by
auctioning the fence off.
"Of course some will object" OBJ.
served the Governor, "but think that
the sentiment of the community is fav.
orable to the removal of the fence. 1t
would be distinct improvement to
the appearance of the grounds"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
TRIPLETS, ALI BOYS,
BORN AT 0SCEOLA

OSCEOLA, Mar. 6.ATriplets were
born Saturday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Norton of this city. All
are boys. They have a son, Carl,
lacking week of being a year old,
making four boys In less than a
year. All the boys are healthy and
strong. 1t is claimed by DR.. Hol-
lonbrook, the attending physician,
that 1t is the first set of triplets born
in Clarke county.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
Bishop Trust Company,
LIMITED

that the judgment be given effect.
If at all, as far back as the day of
submission. See 1 Freeman on
Judgments 6 Ed, Secs. 81, 6S.
The judgment must be dated on
the day of its rendition, and is to be
entered on the same day.
ID. l.. wilmington and G. II. Olson
for plaintiffs.
e. w. Sutton, Deputy Attorney
General, for the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Mr.. Dearborn spoke the truth
when he said Honolulu should do
more towards interesting the tour
list after he arrives. The Promo
tion Committee could follow some OF
the suggestions advanced by Alex
ander Hume Ford without fear OF
losing money or prestige.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Regular Republicans intend that
the country shall not hold them re
sponsible for the revolution in the
House, and thus do they supply
some very unpleasant moments for
the Congressman from doubtful
district.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Everything is relative in Homo
lulu. When beets go to a parity
Of six cents, the buying public may
decide that the price is high enough
to inspire confidence in the sugar
enterprises of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

BE not afraid. 1t Is always safe
TO bail, on twenty-five per cent. OF
the population signing every polit-
zeal roll and petition that is offered
from any source.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Isn't II all matter of relative
profit that the steamship companies
are considering, rather than prob
ability of losses involved in giving
Honolulu improved passenger SER
vice?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Roosevelt knows that he would
not be half so interesting TO the
American people just at present IL
he told all he is thinking about.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

It's the voice of the sluggard, l hear
him complain.
you have walked me too soon,
must slumber again.
Watts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
tobacco Pooling BIN Made Lay

Frankfort. Ky, Mar. 9.-The So
called tobacco pooling bill, which
Governor Wilson yesterday vetoed.
was last night passed over the veto
by both the House and the Senate.
The House vote was II to IL and
the Senate 81 to 5.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24

Senator Daniel STANDARDIZATION.
Fla, Mar. 9.-United States Senator
John w. Daniel Of Virginia was
stricken with paralysis here last
night. His physicians aay he will
recover.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-24
Iunroe, Editcr-New

C-v:i Iunroe. Editor-New
'Ycrh N, o. David Alexander
MulrJe. slstant editor of the
North Anne lean Review, died late
tonight at st. Vincent's Hospital,
aged SO. Munroe was born in Scot
land.