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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Zterbiid)feitsberid)t.

etnnd R. 1repsr. 2 Sabre, 1885
plsaiant Strnbs, 2ungsnentsiinbung
5elir SamiltoH. 32 Sabre. $40
qoTt Square, Ser3leteen.
Sobu Sofspb Siter,ump, IL Mlona.
ts. 1926 gorben CTR, aunssnsntSiiu.
buug.
Sames prior, 81 Sabre, $40 Gree,
man aoenus, Gpiltpiie.
ebriitina auttas. Sabr. 154A
plsaTani StraBe. 6irusrtsiinoans.
Spiepb 6. oouiton. 43 Sabre. 42s
gDeft 8. Ctr, Sdipinbiud,t.
Catherine alderman. 80 Sabre, 1916
State ans., Sh.pinDiudt.
gii3obetb Drishs. 43 Sabre. 12O
Riron Strabs. 2ungeneni3iinsuns.
Qouis Dunfbori, II Mcnote,
Dome Of 5rienoleB. aunssxnt3iin.
nung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
pokal.Derid)t
pallOr Gwa(O 9aun.
Der SeeIiorser Der ct. 8eters 8e'
meimoe idDeioet ans oem amt.
CT tolst siaem Ruf au bic St. anfe
episcopal GhurdD.

pdiior Gpalb Saun bat ssiiern ben
Miig!ieoern feiner Gsmeinos, Der Gp.
prot. ct. geterssGsmstubs an Der
Tloiu 5trobs unb WeWtdtn apenue.
cine ipirtlihe leberraiduug bsreitet,
ols er I'm 9ottesoisnit BET gIriifung Der
QonFirmanben antiinbigte, bab niss
itine IeBte foniirmatioH IN Der qeterss
iirhe iein tpiirbe. Rad betnbist.m
Got.esDisnif bGnbigts er Johann oem
gr1fibsnten bes atrhenratbs, 5errn
Gbriftian Gang. feline Reiignation elm.
DIR Riidtritt bss paitors 6uun tpiro
aud fir ieius 5ablreifen Jrsunot ous
berhalb Der gsueiube cine neberras
iHsHs isia, bsnn spiiheH poitor 5aun
unb Der psiers.Gemeinoe berrihi ous
beli. Ginpernebm.n uno es IiHo AUDI
lsbisli6 prin3ipiels griinbe. bic ihn
peranlaNen. bic Seelforse an bisisr
8snleinne nisner3ulegen. pd'torSaun
bat einen Ruf an ole ct. CUTE espis
eppal gbur4. gopmiller unb 5iaclop
Strabs, erbalten rnb angenommsn. er
pirb bcs gsstorat or bisier Gemeinoe
iibsrnsbm,n. fobolo Der otrseitise DO
itor bic Gemeiuoe perIlb!. Dos oirfs
/. in feds. ipGteftsu adt WodsH Der
fol isin. gDis Der Rnme i6on aHoeus
tst asbt Rsp. 5aun on cine engliid
fprshenbs 8tmsinbs. Gsrfelben gsbos
ren j,boh oun sahlrei6e beutihs ga
milien on unb aus bieiem Grunoe piro
CT bidsIbe gu elmer stDeiIprafissn ma
den.
6err 6aun tam Dor IT Sahrsn an
bic petsrs.8emsinoe uno lr6brsno isls
nsr amistb6iistsii bai er ss peritan.
ben. 'i4 bic AGtuus Der Waitelisosr in
bot<m Mabe su eriperben, tpie ar osnn
iiberbaupt in Der soHSsn acmmuntidi
In hcbem anishen ittht. gDdbrtno lei
ntr amisthdtisieii BAT bic Semsinoe
arrBe 7scrtI6rists aemnht unb fie III
nah 5nn,n uno auben erftartt. Inter
isiner alpminiitration bat ith bic uns
obbcngigs petersesmeiube Der Wsutters
aemsinne piebsr anesihloien. Der
QirGxnrdib ipiro iid in ieiner nohittn
Sikung nit Der Refsnoiion beihdfiis
esn nnb bieIslbe annebmsn. btnn Hsp.
baun fam In isinem entihlub nidt
iransenb eemohi psrben. 4n Der ct.
Cute Gbur6 bisist iib ihm Elm pisl
arobsrss arbsitsislb. btnn bieielbs ih
eins art gburhtSttilsuient unb bat
pisle Observation-Disclosures
5n beutfdsn proisitaniif6en air.
nentreiisn j.sben olio erobe 9erdnoe.
runasn bpor. Nm GdmItas nlssbetsu
mir. bab paitcr Gbuaro @cb bic Sell.
forge an Der paulus!irfe nisbsrlsssn
iucue. GsItern btrihteien ipiro ben be-
poriishnben Riidtriit beE g3dliOrs
grcbit bon Der bsurihen @emeiube In
Carthage iopis bts Vai.ors Bauer dls
Guperinisnnent oss Gsuiihen grot.
Di0sonifenbduits. uno beuie srfolgt
bic HeiaRntmaduns pom Riiftritt oss
pnfscrs 5aun. Die peterstlrhe. bic
nobesu r6isis Sabre bintsr iih bat, In
bic jlpei.dlteits beutfde gemtinbe In
Der Giont.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Webitrten.

Mar unb 11obe Stsinbers. 1402
,Je9n Ctr, Elm anabs.
Mli6osl uHp annd Gontpan. 0ulotp
SiroBe. Elm Wtaohen.
Ssrasl unp Rofa 2cDis. 9aapille.
ap.. ein GHabe.
qeipis unb Qrbella gants, 2126
AUBURN aptnne, Elm Df10fen.
philip unb geIid gernitein, 507 W.
6. Str, Elm MdbGen.
Sobn unb anna Hloncr. 1880 @eit
Ctr, Gin anabe.
Thomas uno pearI Gsnlep, 648
Hihmonn Str. Elm M6bfen.
NilIidm uno Oracs poois, 623 W.
8. Gtrdbe. Elm anabe.
Soitpb uno Wdrn Dlusller. 836
llbtrtp Str, Elm Rnabf.
Woh uRb Mmanba gDbitton, 2128
6otmafer Ctr, Gin andbe.
igranf unD FRAMES sofb. norrifcn
Mpenus. Elm msdnMsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
6err Spmis ShloB
Grli.st i'm 5uipital Der sungsneut'
5liuoung.

Ssrr 2outs G6loB, Elm bsutI6er
3eitungsmann, iturb geitern i'm itd0ttz
fden 6oIpitaI an Der Gungsnent3iiHs
bung. Da er Dor ca. feds Wofen Don
einem f6pereH llnfau betroffen nor
ben mar, tpuroe Der Coroner BON ieiz
nem Qblsben in Renntnib geIsbt. 6err
S6lob, nel6er gto. 3 Sit Is. ctr.
poAnte, rpuroe CUR gsnannten Seit an
Der Gds Der 13. unb 8ire Strabe bon
elmer DroInts iiberfabren unD srlitt
eiusn 8rud Der ltnten Shu[ter. g&dds
oem er ettpa bier Wonen i'm ItGbtii6en
9oipital 3ugebra6t bate, DerlteB Ct
bic Qnitdlt unb te9rte nu6 IeinerWo6z
nung 3uriid. Dor einigen 2aqen iteQ.
ten iih Spmptome elmer Qungenz
ent3iinoung BEL ibm elm, jsoo6 pei9erte
Der alte 6srr ith, lpieoer Dos 6oIpttdl
auf3uiu6en, Bis iia am 5reitag fem
3uitano Derlrti3 perfhlimmsrte, 5ab
sr oos getpuBtietn perIor. Gr purpe
Johann mad osm SoTpitat 3urifgez
bra6t, tpo er, pte geiagt, geitern fei=
nen 8siit oufgab. "a Die WogIi9tsit
ni6t ausgsitIofen lit, baB Der sr-
tpGbnte unfaQ in inOirettem, urIdtz
Iihem 3uiammeHbau9 nit ieinem 1os
be geitanosn baben mag, tpurbe Der
5au Dem Coroner iiberpieIen. 6err
| 9ermGnn ShtoB in Qe1p 0Drt, cir
gruber beg 8eritorbenen, puroe teles
grapbiih benaGrihtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

,gdfenbiitsr" Ggan msloete it4 gum
0ienIt. Grfreulife Ra6ri6tsn
aus Sot Springs, Art. Das
ppn ben ,9ebs" 3u erportsn 1T. -
Die Grpartungeu foItsn ni6t gu
bod qeIteat perben. - 5dupttina
Griffith ni6t optimiftiih. - Qm
Wlittpo9 besinnt Der &i Der
rRebs" nit ben 9oitoner .Rotbs
ioden".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
SrieRafen.

Geo. O., Noore Girabs--Gbieaso
bntie nG6 Der offijisItn NoItss6hlung
I'm ac1re 1900 1,698.575; VAilabsl-
p9ia ]. .283, ,697 Gimp0bner. Die isbige
0inlpebner5nbl gbiensc's fpirb Az
2.26O 900, bic philnheIpbias III
1.760.0 600 obs<i6dtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

5ur QusbuIfe auf ben perf6iebenen
Steuun9en -, tpel6e ii9 brilliant i'm
Spiele eripeiien unD 81 ben beiten
5offnungen bere9tigen.
Die ,ReDs" febren am /. April mad
Cincinnati 5uriid unb meHen IiA bier
Bis gum 8eginns Der Saiion "a,
QpriD i'm &fe nit aIubs Der
Imerican Qtga.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Su6rwerke mno 2sfsroe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
Baggage 4 Express Go.

500 stH9 gferDt unb Gisl miHtn osrfauft 'ssr'
ben sur Rate bon 50 Siad per 98Ods, um IanM
iu maacE TVr uHiere W0torDagtus gsoterung. Ctss
ics fuD GQes gate uHb brauGbaTc I5terti das
q'tltmotirt uuo eiugrrltteu; Gtraos aus esr barts
htu Arbstt QctoumeH unb bersli sam 1ofortIgeu
Gebrau6. Giuiae lsdts SSabCs Qicrbe, Dtds Doh
uEitreH Aoeuteu beuuHt murbeH, uHb etHtqe Stus
ten .tUetts felt bsm aHiauf otrielbeu Ehhsn zee
lupr.r babeu; ferHsr iraenbsint Arlobl gedqtr uHp
G1eitrrt: tinfads uub bpppelys Iei6ts uHo inmeres
Refine iaiiher 9reifs hsrlaHaf uup beiuGbt ireeHes
Elm. gaarsCfftrts wtre beriidFhttat Ghsolen w
TbIdBflgbic, 9ittEbura uHo GleotlaHn. Wan
ipre5s NIT bsm @eihaftsFtbr,r in urierem Gtdht'
el2 Gf geari E:rase, 9sun'gloauta Sd5npoI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

8egen GpspepIia, Soobreunen. fan.
rem giageu gebraufe n8agner's 8i.
DIP. (t6)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

z ar m bon 81 aderH: aute GBe5auoe fIisfen.
bes g2affer in Der Idbe bon aQeu Stircben
uro E0uleH. }. 8. SoiL6mGTn. &eIaipdre,
SHb, ll-l5'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

gQ0bItrtes 3immer NIT gutter aoii BET
gripatfuurtIic In Der gdbe Der odrrtet CTR,
fir eiueH etuselueH Serrn- u. e., 900 G o.
g}ulfSblattEfficc, i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
3u perRaufen Yerf6ieoeues.

Gin QOrtubIe Efer. biuie;. bait 100
2ei5 Erooi, 6ete's .[ahritai; III 10 sAt pe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

i'm @Iter Uon 2G Tabrer : WlOnatcn uno TQs
Gen. Gte &eeroiguHg tinbet am ;gtonlag, ben
IA WtdrB 1910, JlahnitnQ5 tbr. bon her
Iobnnug iener Zntpeiter, Eruu 2SibeIw Tiets
rid. go. 2l5S 8erHon EtrGBe aus. 1914"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Wana ber Menf d ben
fsvu

Dame (i6ren tleinen Sungsn auf
benz S6ob haltenb): .WsId elm era
bdrmIihes 9eia0pf bod Der menft
III Elm Shisr lduft sleih baoon.
fpeHn es sur Welt tommt. binsegeu Der
Rsnih -
5elopebei: ~Stimmt, Der lernt es
.erit nit 5tponsis Satren."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

Gs harb nab furstm 9sibd um 59rsiiaq esu II.
DldrB 1910 I'M AZ llbr 8Otmtt1aQs, in ietnet
BDbnuuq, Ro $40 UtaH apeuue, GtmDoob Q!aes
ayruotsr ,,uf nsrObn6tfy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

. q der fuAt Sieue ais 3peite 5ano. Rad,
8uirGgen ll04 Race CTR. ]. Stot btuteu.
q d9er fuht 5teae als 5peite 3aHo. so
Wsercer GtTabe
8uricuoer, unqer, ftheat felne g'r5eIt
mani1t iiet.gcn 4lae. j. @er5cp, s52 u. 5
zuase.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Ttn trauernbtM 0inttrbliebtnen.

Sn G6rifi @unoen i6Eof i5 siu,
Die rnodyeu mid pon SaHoeH rein
Gbrif Rlut uHp Bers6tiQtsjt
Tas 1T meiH 5bniud uHo 6brentIsip.
Tgmit nil Id Dor @ett betsheH,
@8enu Id gum ommsl psrp' siHaebeu. l31.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
9Ohn {. QOperbsrk.

ecliebter G}atte bon frau8isfa Goerbe1 qe6
aruie. Die 2ei9euieier ftroet am LteHhdg. ben
-, WtarB nm $50 nbr DiorQeus bonn Erauera
bdH'e aug itail ipoCuuf lin 9 ubr IN oeU Ct.
BauIussajrbe Elm ieieCides leo,tirtes acouieni
eeIebrirt ntro, mo5u Uretnoe bofLtait eugeaoeu
ftHo. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

Sraueu gsrein ber mlarttui @smsinbs in
ScDumspilc

Zen 9}itoIiebcrn sur Ratrtdt, oaB abes
LQ1pe 5tuoliUger am >puHtag. ben -.
W1y3 1910 gettorbeu N E!e &elbenteter ftn'
Del Sieuitug. ben 3. gtur3, um 80 ubr g,a1f
fHtttaas bonn EraIerbQUie M&cEberi0H albe. By.
4rice 6iu, aus ftut Die 6eieBuHg aAf bent
SpriHg GjrUoe lErenbO'C
Lberefe EriHtut b, Brdi.
RarbQra Eetfcr iup, Setr. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14

Gs tart en- 5am'oq, ben T. UGrj 1910 Rad,
Elrtaes lbr, plotjt. in 'ertr 45Ubnung 3a
4z3 CT Treilshrtt GtraSt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
ll1iIhfIm Gpffmann,

i'm after ben Il Sa6rsu unD M0uatsH. lie gss
srDiquHg iiHbst tatt tom Eraaerbouis aus ant
SitHita0, Den Is Nirl Ga6nit'ags um ~ llbt,
fporuuf UNI z ubt in Der Etuti4eH Qrpt Ct,
Dattbdu5 Rtrbs sH IrausrqettesbtsHt abgebalteH
miro. gerDanDts arD GreuHoe NHb Ater3u botltaF
sageaBsu Bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
9G(fnh Mfnfr.

G5 itar6 am 2rcitGa Den II. Mar8 1910,
0lorgcHS 1 llbr, Had flir3em GeIocu, un'er in
ligit geIiebter SObH, BruoPr uuo Sdjnager,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-14
Sophie CirmfDsr,

Star5 am Scutug. oen IS. uldr3 1910 II
10 ubr 80 uluuteu IQrmitQQ5
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

10 leep young, srong vgorous You
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
NEW ISLAND PAPERS.

WAILUKU, Maui, Feb. est is
understood that Rev. Canon william
Ault, the rector of the Waikiki
Protestant Episcopal Church of tho
Good Shepherd, will soon issue
little monthly church paper to be
fashioned after the Hilo Messenger,
edited and published by Rev. Canon
Fenton-Smith of the Hilo Protest.
ant Episcopal church. Mr.. Smith
has made great success OF his pa
per. and there Is no reason why tho
Waikiki paper can not eclipse its
Hilo rival to be. or, rather, its con-
temporary. for church papers are
never rivals. A church paper Is
needed not only to. keep the men,
bers well Informed on ecclesiastical
matters, but also on matters per-
tanning to the welfare of the COM
munity. The Maui News, please
take notice of the coming paper. v.
J A. Vettiesen OF the Maui Drug Store
has imported a small press, with
types, but the nature of his paper
is not quite settled yet, whether
record of the doings of the smart
Set" or pseudo-politico, or financial
happenings, or the official mouth
piece of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Some even fear that 1t is linked
with "Land-locked" Link. The Maui
Republicans are looking around now
for Gladstone, in case Senator ka-
lama persists in his determination
to keep away from the management
Of the campaign.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Judd of Ho-
nolulu are now in Wailuku, being
the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. X.
b. Dodge. The Judds will leave for
Hllo and Kona next Tuesday even
ing, and expect to be back at the
convention OF the Hawaiian Evan
gelical Association. to take place at
Waihee the middle of next March.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
James Eu-sell Lowell 10 accredited
with "Oh, what is so rare as
RARE. a day in June!"

James Russell Lowell is accredited
with "Oh, what Is so rare as
RARE. a day in June!"
We would hate to think
that Jimmie had lived and died on a
ranch. Such would seem to be the
fact. We are sorry that Mr.. Lowell
did nc, delay his departure until he
had ho I'd from Hawaii in answer to
that = - question with which he
!upIs... 9 had the world stumped.
Althougl Mr.. Lowell has migrated
to a place where he will find good
mrr" things more rare than day in
June We still feel 1t our duty to en-
tighten the descendants OF the poet
that they are not living In any cham
pionship question class by submitting
few suggestions that are 'rarer"
than the whole thirty days Of that
month.
We think that the following would
have that day in June skinned to a
finish along the rare line:
Taking the people into territorial
governors confidence when there Is a
land exchange stunt on.
The enforcing of few hundred laws
that would help the people.
To have a Hotel street car con-
pect with anything at Pawaa June.
ton.
To have Honolulu under prohibition
and find anybody running around with
their tongue hanging out for the want
Of drink.
To go into restaurant In this city
and find the chair free from crumbs,
|, applesauce, etc, which commodities
are usually very carefully put there
by the japanese waiter when he clears
, off the table.
To see this city government run
with about half of the employees now
holding down jobs.
To have flre-proof storage vault
erected In Honolulu for the safe keep
ing Of our public records.
Poor Lowell! He must have lived
in SpotleSs town.
We could cite instances enough that
! would be rarer than day in June to
i I'LL the Congressional directory-but
what's the use?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

II you wish TO keep young, strong
cheeks the glow C perfect health,
take Days Iule Malt Whiskey reg
ullr'y, according to directions. 1t
tones and strengthens the heart
ac'iau aad puriGcs the entire system.
1t Is recognized as family medi-
cine everywhere.
CAUTioN.--When you ask for
Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey, be sure you
get The genuine. lts the only absolute.
ly cure medicinal malt whisscy and is
sold IN sealed bottles only: never in
bulk. Look for the trade mark, the
"old Chemist on the label, and make
sure the seal over the cork 10 unbrok.
en-. Write Medical Department, The
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester,
NJ. ". v. s. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
Dyspepsia Cured

A well-known woman Of Camden,
N. j., U. S. A., writes an interesting
letter praisiDg Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey for relieving her husband
and herself of serious stomach
troubles.
"Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
done me and my husband great
deal Of good. At times when | could
not eat or retain anything on my
stomach a tablespoonful of Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey would give me
strength and relieve me of that tired
nervous feeling.
MY husband had stomach trouble
end Indigestion from childhood. It
became so bad he had TO quit work.
lie began taking Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisl,ey. tablespoonful before
meals ard at bed time. He was soon
able to go to work and eat hearty
meal
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is pal.
sensitive stomach. certainly am O
we'd from your medicine and heartily
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26
THAT REMINDS ME

WHAT friction when possible,
is IT2 ana as an aid to this
happy state ] direct my
mind to my then surrounding environ
ments, thereby causing everything to
move smoothly unless some sudden
COLT Jars the safety valve.
Such "a jolt made itself manifest last
Sunday while lettering along the wa
terfront. Following my local environ.
ment' stunt of course forced my
mind to revert to water tmy mind al
ways needs forcing on that subjecD
The first Jolt came when | read a sign
on one of the little box stall sheds
near the Naval dock which contained
the word "Guage." After bordering
some time. not wishing to exhibit my
ignorance of some foreign language
by asking of those about me, an idea
struck me that 1t was possibly meant
for gauge"
Thus my rudely mixed up think box
was Strengthened out and all the belts
running smooth again when the sec
end shock came. II was word in a
large sign near the lnterisland coal
wharf and was spelled "Develope
mcnt." When | read the imprint ol
painters name on the sign a third
, shock followed closely on tho heels
or the second, and sped .hurriedly
through the wilds OF Kakaako.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

Has anybody taken notice of the
number of pretty babies
PRETTY seen on the streets of this
BABIES. city lately? Why, the town
is full of them. could not
help but think If these girl babies keep
on growing and hang onto their good
looks this city is destined % ontshine
any city of the mainland with its crops
of pretty girls.
Don't think that the age OF pretty
girls has only arrived with the advent
of the babies aforementioned. This
aiIliction has been growing on Honolulu
for number of years as the fair sub
jects of Tuesdays parade gives testl-
mony. II there is a man within the
sound OF my voice who could not be
satisfied with either were other dear
charmers away" In the way Of beau.
tiful wife he had better so take six
months, twice n year, in n sewer.
BY the way, ladies', why not get up
a baby show? I'll bet forty cents the
Elks could do 1t.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

When baby talks without saying
anything il attracts a lot more at
tention than man who is doing
likewise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

That the Floral Parade on WaahinS.
toms Birthday was far ahead OF any
thing | ever saw of like nature be-
fore.
Even with natures own flowers 1t
could not have been lovelier
There were only two features that
made discord in the otherwise per-
feet parade harmony. One was the
fact that the propelling wheel on the
Subsidy or Bust" ship float was turn
ing the wrong way. This sad state Of
affairs can be avoided in the future by
few words of wisdom quietly breath
cd into the ear Of the man who was
turning the wheel from the inside.
| am not going to be too severe on
this special feature as | only saw the
| float pass certain point. Perhaps
when one hand got tired he turned
| II with the other hand and In an op'
posite direction. II such was the fact
Il was certainly the most emblematic
of its purpose of any in the parade.
The next feature in the discord line
was the way the Rapid Transit cars
"butted in" along King street during
the passing of the parade. II was not
enough that one passengerless car
should break through the ranks and
all but spoil the parade besides OBJ
structing the view of hundreds OF peo-
| pie who lined the streets, but two and
three cars punched added TO the SEEM
ingly cussedness of an otherwise well
behaved street railway.
would not have been a bit surpris-
ed If the Rapid Transit management
had appeared at the cremation OF
''Pililiia' and endeavored to save his
life for old times sake"
This is a pointer for our City Faith,
ers. that when granting another fran.
chise to n street railway see that a
clause Is inserted to the effect that on
Floral Parade day the parade shall be
| given the right .of-way on certain
streets.
And while speaking about fran
chises might we humbly ask how long
Il has been since Rapid Transit car
passed over the rails occupying the
center of River street between Kine
and Queen streets? How does the
franchise read, Mr.. Supervisors?
The next celebration that should
come of (but Of course
LAW never wild ought to be
FUNERAL. funeral of laws. And
II should be advertised
far and wide for the reason that II
would be paradoXical. Come, citizens
/ let's get together and bury or burn Q
lot of our laws, which, although alive
are dead.
II I mistake not there was n law en-
ucted but recently wherein 1t is unlaw
full to carry package, weighing ovei
five pounds, on bicycle.
Take look up and down the street
at any time of the day and then guess
again.
Poor little law, 1t is too bad to parI
with you, for 1t cost nearly three dol
lars q minute to call you into exist
cnce but like lots Of other laws 20,
was born to blush unseen or applied
and should certainly go the way of al
bobtail laws.
Sports of whatsoever nature are al
ways an attraction, no
SEATS FOR only to the participant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

the sensitive
of
recommend to Scott ~ 9Th street Camden
y II
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

! make 1t a rule to generally move
along the lines of least
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

Sports of whatsoever nature are al
'... ways an attraction, not
SEATS FOR only to the participants
GUESTS. but to the public as well.
But the world has ad-
vanced to that point wherin they are
not true sports" enough to stand up
through long and unnecessary waits
between events.
Last Sunday there were several
rowing races pulled off between the
two boating clubs OF the bay and an
invitation was extended to the public
to visit the lighthouses Of these two
clubs and laugh or weep with them, ac-
cording to how perched the eagle OF
victory or the bloog-bloog of defeat.
The public did accept the invitation
although It was forenoon affair, and
many attended, amongst which were
quite number of ladies'. They did
not stay long, however, as there were
no seats provided, and they had
| thoughtlessly left home without bring
ing chair with them.
Even while watching a race with Its
attendant excitement 1t Is no pleasure
, to stand, and when 1t comes to stand
ing through long between acts the big
thing Is all off.
At the Healanls' boathouse the seat
ing arrangement was bad and at the
| Myrtles ii was worse. There is a big
difference in the stand up and grow
{ nd the stand up and wait" stunts,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-26

For the first time in its history Ho.
noluu lost its mental
CARNIVAL balance last Monday
SPIRIT. night There was mi
crobe in the air which
the Board of Health would be power
less to combat; the Elkdom m'crobe.
The air was full OF 1t. No sooner was
it breathed into the lungs than the
victim became possessed of an insane
desire to join all those who had be-
come infected. There was but one
charm that protected very few or
the city's thousands and that was the
lack OF the price.
CONSERVATION reigned among those
who had inhaled the microbe and en-
pressed terror as to the ultimate end
of 1t all, but It was found that the
cool air of the morning hours elirnl'
mated the disease. and We are again a
free people 9TH next year,.