davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Not The Cost Per Gallon
But The Cost srAcre

Medal Wnner WITH TIC the average price gasoline the
kerosene in the same territory costs $3.50 pow
TRACTION ENGINE.
~AsoLNE is the fuel Of today Tomorrows fuel alcohol
kerosene burning tractor cannot either gasoline
alcohol with greater than
In article the
admitted engine
less than three four gallons gasoline
Of ground less than gallons Of gasoline
fuel economy only OF the distinctive features
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
LETTER ON FUEL ECONOMY

ALEIrER ON FUEL ECONOMY
Beach. North Dakota.
June II, 1910.
Gas Traction Co.,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Gcntlcmcn:---Wc bought one of
your engines last spring for blowing
and general farm use which we are
we'll satisfied with. II does very
we'll at every farm work you may
hitch It to. such as blowing. discing.
seeding and harvesting or hauling
grain. threshinH. CT everything that
you may find on farm to make q
load OF it. And it is II fuel saver.
We have run our engine in the field
all day. of about - hours, and
only used from "a! to AZ gallons Of
gasoline per day. We call il . fuel
saver to compare with others.
pEET1Se!kySSSTr sli OLSON
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
Mltdepptiid)es sptelseus.

guBer 8an uno Heif tparen es
man9erlei betpeglide Siguren, pel6e
bte ainber in Dit : Mesppten BON
gltern unb @eripanbten als 9ef6ent
erbielten. gu oiefen geb0rte au9
Der i'm 2epoener Mufeum befinoliz
he einfa9e Sampelmann aus 6ola,
einen Rprn mablenben @flapen oars
itellenb, Der feline Sbdttsfeit besinnt,
fpbalb man an Dem Saoen aiebt.
SIN 2epbener Muieum befinbet fi9
audi ein aus 9ola gefhnibtes &ro=
fpbil nit beipeglt6em Mahen, uno
Elm Gbnlihes miro i'm dgDptif9en Muz
5enm au Berlin aufbepabrt. gben@
10 ipie beutautdge fpielte ai9 bas
medo1en fdon bor 1000 Sabren germ
nit puppen. Die Rinber erbieltsn
lie in Der mannigfahften geitalt
unb in perf6iebeniter Wusfattung.
sym Mespptifden Mufestm au Berlin
befinbet fi9 cine iol9e puppe pon
pdppartiger 8efdeffenbeit, tbeiltpeife
Dergolbet nnb nit 0daren, bie bur1
Grofiigel9en an Der Gtirn beaeihnet
iinb. SIM britifhen Mufeum In 0ons'
bon tDnnen mir 9ol5puppen. 2eber=
puppen. befleibete unb unbefleioete,
iogenannte @tedfi1enfinber. auh nit
Nesertppus. puppen nit betpeeIihen
@lie6ern unb langen 6adren bttpunz
bern, bic emit por 1000 Sdbrtn 0ds
Gnt3iiden Der acknowledgements am
Nil bilbettn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

Mngenebmc 9ef9dftiz
suns. 2ebrer (au einem @diiler):
u9llIo, itatt in Die S6ule 81 fomulen,
biIt Du III ben Malb gesangen! gBas
bait Du benn bort ben gdnaen Sag
sena9t9" Sdiiler: sd bdb' mid
anf bic 5erien sefreut!1
2obn Der GbrIihteit.
rgbrli1 tpdbrt bod nod INNER am
lGngiten. Den 9unb, ben i9 unldngit
aeiioblen bab', tpcGt' ih pertaufen
BRET perionen bub' id ibn ungeboten,
unb feline mohte ibn. Da eeH id nun
ais ebrliher Ginber au Der alten Dus
me, Der er seb0rt. unb fie fdentt mir
pon sreube aiDan5is Wlorf!A
5hIubfoIgtrung. Sit
ipolen IN sSbren Subren mod fo'nl
iunges Md6hen beirutbtn21 nGs
1ol Der 9roit mtires Q(lter8 fein!.
~Dann iin0 Sie li@t Sci Trpitt!.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
@irS tpobl ftintnaett.

Iuf Der StraBe na9 Sranffurt =.
Gin 3aofabrer raft bort ben @eq ba@
bin -. f4peiBgebabet unb itaubbez
bedt.
Wie ton tritt er bic gebale, als
bdtte er etpas Widttees ppr, ettpas
Gtliges, llnaufi9iebbares.
uSe, Steiner" ruff er einen Gnaz
BEN an, Der eben bes Wsees fam,
ubeoa, fomme i9 bier re9t na9
@oetbes 6aus9"
uSa, 9err," icste Der afeine unb
als er iub. tpte Der Mann tpeiter=
baftete, rief er ibm berrbigenb na9:
y4ber Sic brauGen fi9 ntat fp gu
beeilen, 9oetbe ift tpbt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
Sitter.

Ooftor 3tterbart tit Elm iopialer
Serr. @ern ldBt er ii9 nit benz
n@plfe" in 8efprdhe Elm, unb germ
1tebt man benz suten Mlten @ntfport.
9a mar nur elmer i'm Orte, nit
benz er feline 5reunOfdaft bielt, ~
Der Sobtengrdber. Oas mar aber
audi elmer BON be1onberer Site.
v6err 9ranter," fragte mai Der
Ooftor ben sobtengrdber, nfinb sic
au9 gana ii9er, oaB sic niemals
Semanp lebenbig besraben9"
Oarauf Der Sootengrdber barfch:
r9la, BON Sbren patienten sana iiher
fetnen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

o,rf SEN 0olns iinb fab ii8 inn biiisE
aus auf Sic y3eibe 0er SHdren nno
6plme uno binein gegen ods 8dno
nit ben 9uhfen uno Werggipfeln
NlI oie Sabre mar er tn DrdlIlteM
oefDsfen, nIl0 1t bate 6Drt fein 0ltid
oemad,f. gr IieB bus Gelo rolen
i,no fcbien 5ih niht SIT argitiger. odB
es alIe tperoen fjnrte, Gs gtngen
oaber arobe Morte Don feinem Ne1ns
tbum i'm.
p(ber zines Sages fanfte Ct iin
gerdtbTnaften, er slsid6 ben aHoeS
rem, uno in furSer 3eif mar er sri1
ebenfo eifriger Slider fDie irgeilo eIs
ner. Wtan beganr an ieirlem HeImz
tbum su sfpeifeln. Gr fling Jt11e
1nb perfanfte lie; er tpie Die anoe@
rem. Gs gefdab fDgdr, Dab CT an
SEN 9luffdufern porbei riioerte nrlo
feline Slide fefbi1 CUR Staot bradts.
nm elm puar@9ininge mehr 81 perDte@
nen. Reiner fpra9 ldnger Dpn 1eti1em
gfeihtbum, uno 1td6 uno rtdd9 mar
Mnoers M2arfus nnr Der SLIDER PPM
S1tpdrsbolrn; Elm lutnpiger, itrebfaz
mer Tifder, Ser brauBen lag nno fetn
Garn ausparf BET jeben1 Better,
frib nno fpdt; Elm triefduStger
alter ssif6er, Der 3nlebt Ieine 3n=
flu9t gum Mngeln i'm guno nehn1erl
muBte, nm Nabruns fir ben Wtuno
gu f6affen.
Den Gag i'm portgen
Sabre, als Mnores Mdrfus fiiblte.
oaB ct fterben follte. bertrante er ii9
feiner S9peHer an, fobalo er 3ett
oaau fdno.
nOas lift fnlimm, ,Mnne 2ene", fagte
er, i'd babe mid tpirfIid Derfdumt.
Du fannft oih entiinnen. ih ipolIte
op9 nur duf einen flrSen 8efn9 her@
fommen; ib miiBte ldnsft fdon
fortsereiit fein."
rgerubise oib, Mnoers Martus1,
iagte Die @htpeiter, res TT ia
iiber fiinf8ebn Sabre Der, feit ou
beilnfamF."
Gr lag uno fab ii9 Inn, itdrrte
binaus gum 5enfter NIT feinsn alten
triefenoen Nugen.
SD lteB es seben BON Sag 5ii
Sag; i9 berftebe es felbit niht. 3nz
erit oa9te i9 an 6ie Riidreife fpdf
uno friib, fpdter bergaB i6 oies
gang. Sd bate ia feline 2uit, tpiez
Der fortaureifen, nibt fir alIes;
aber i9 ourfte ia au9 niht hier@
hletben. Gs mar pieles, mas oa una
ten auf MIDI tpartete. sic nann~
ten mid Mnbretp Marco oa unten in
8abta. Sd batte oort Elm 5aus
Gr er5dblte iebt nihts tpeiter; er
tpollte i'm 2aufe bes Sages barauf
suriidfommen.. Mber 6a fam Der
SOD, f9neller als er geoa9t.
Seine 2etdbe tpur0e, tpte er3dblt,
Elm paar Sage fpdter i'm Sarge NIT
ben bier &rdnaen i'm @turm gum
&tr6enItrano gerubert.
9te S9tpeiter tpanote 5i9 an belle
iene 2eute unb an etnen &pnful, oie
tbr 8ei9eio tpegen bes Saufes in
8abia f6affen follten. Oas einaiae,
mas bteIe berdusbefamen, mar, bdb
etne tpoblbabenoe Srau nnten IN
8abia por einigen Sabren eifrig in
Den 3ettungen na9 ibrem Manne,
Inoretp Marco aus gaortpeaen, aez
iu9t bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

mir fomn1t fDeben ein @ebanfe:: mir
fDnl1ten iie beibe perbrennen, Dbne fie
borher au iefen.1
6anna: yDantit ipGre uns niht ges
holfen. Ou tpiirbef nDrgen pber in
ben ndhften Sagen sinen anberen be-
fonmer."
sSrtB: ,0as tperbe i1 aud, fpenn
mir ben 8rief erit lefen unb bann perz
bremen"
gamma: nRi9tte! esbr WeGnner babt
in Der Sbat cine 5tpingenbe 2ogif
(na6 fllr3em neberfegerD aber i9 tpetB
etnen Muspeg -"
sSriB: nNun2"
gamma (grobmiit6ig): sd per5i9te
auf bic 2eftiire Defines 8riefes."
5rtb (aufabmenb): SD bunfe Dir.
0drtra -"
gamma: ultnter ei ine r 8ebingung.
sFrib: nltnb Die tpGre2"
6anna: u0u bdrfft i'm glet9faus
nt6t leien, fonbern feBeIt Did bin unb
idretbft fofort einen NbIagebrief an
biefe = 6elene."
sSrtb: ylnb Ou?"
6anna: sd eebe Dir meinen 8rief.
Ou fannft I'm Dffnen unb lefen."
Sris: r8ie groB unb ebel 0u bon=
oelIt, 6anna! Nein - du6 i9 min
bann Seinen 8rief nibt Iefen."
Gamma: n0u liebf mid alio in Der
Shat ni9t mehr ="
sSrib: nWeil i6 3 Mber bomit min
t6 Dir bp9 gerabe betpeiien, boB -"
Sauna: u0u bait Elm idledtes Sc
tptKen."
ssrib: uSd, gamma! Oas batte i6.
sd babe Dir nnre9t getban. 8annH
Su mir peraetben9"
gamma: nSa. Sd peraei6e Dir, To-
balo Ou ben MbIagebrief an 9eine
6elene gef9rteben boft."
sSrib Gebt fi9 an ben S9reibtiid
unb f9reibt).
Sanna Gtebt tbm iiber bic @9ul=
ter). I
5rib (na9 eintgsr 3ett): nsSit es sui
fo9"
6anna: rSa."
SSrtb G91ieBt ben 8rtef unb Him
aelt na6 bem MGb9en).
6an1ta: r9ieb mir ben lila Brief"
Isle ntmmt i'm unb ptrft i'm in Der
&amtn.)
sSrtB (aum etntretenben MGbhen)
Bertha! 8eforsen sic ben Brief fc=
fort aur Boit!"
9as Mdbden: rSebr lpobl, gnGbi.
ger 6err!" (2lb.)
sSrtb (na6bem bas Mldb6en gegan.
GEM: Limb nun9" (gr iiebt feline Srop
an unb min lie tiiiIen.)
gamma (entaiebt fi9 ibm): u8ttte
erit lies meinen 8rief!" (Sie rei9t i'm
ibren rofa 8rief.)
Ssrtb: nOu piini9eit es alfo?"
gamma: nSu. Sd tpetB ia ni9t, pf
au6 Ou mir per5eiben tpirit
sSrtb GtubD: rNb = iebt erit fang
i'd an, tptrflt9 eiferfii6ttg au tperben
(@rniD :5dnna! @ollteit 9u in Del
Shat g Ou tptrit beereifen, baB e!
ettpos Inberes 1T, Oh Elm Mann obe1
cine SSrau ="
Sannu: $50 lies bod, bitte!!" Grit
auriid.)
sSrtb (Dffnet ben 8rief penbet ihr
ndn allen Seiten um): ..0ier leere Gei
ten? - Mas ioG bas beiben9"
6anna Qd6elnb): v9teGeiht, bdB el
mid unausipredli6, unbeihreiblid
liebt -"
arib: User bat bieIen grieF ss:
f6rieben?"
gamma: uNtemanb!"
sSrib: r6onna! 9u psripotteT
midi"
Sanna: rgieGei9t."
SSriB: n0u biit mir eine @rtldrunt
fdulbtg."
Sanna QG0elnb): rsSn Der sbat9"
ssrib (begretfD: rSber - folltef
9u g Ou bait biefen Brief = felbf
eef6rieben 3"
5anna (trttt bt6t por tbn bin, abmt
feinen Sonfall na6): uaannit Su mi,
beraeiben, Srib9"
.SrtB (umarmt unb fiiBt iie): nNur
perftebe id Ot9! Sa, ia! SauienbmaI
unb bon ganaem 6er5en! Sas 1T be,
faDnite 2iebesbrief, Der ie geibrieber
tporben it'll"
91ltd9pptii6es SpieIseu9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31
3n,ri Brtefe.
Cine ebe-Gselle BON aonraS Wemlins.

Cine ebe-Ssaie pOn aonrab Hemlins.
sSrib (tritt elm; gut selaunt, ii9 bic
5anbe reibenb): rHo9maIs guten
Worgen, Sadbi 8ef9 Elm fdDner
Serbittdg beute!1
gamma GreunbIib): .Sa. llnb Du
baif 10 f9Iedt gefdlafen -"
sSrtB: sd? Nidt i'm @erinsften.
S6 babe pprsiiglid gef41afen unn
fiible mid auBerorbentli9 erfrifdt."
6anna: n9u tparft 70 unrubig unb
fpradft i'm S9laf -"
sFrib (erfdredt): SD fpra9 i'm
56laf? Neir aber bas 1T bo6 -
Mas fagte i'd benn2"
5anno: ns5reenb einen Namen
ndnnteit Du. ltno bann fpra9ft 9u
bon einem 8riefe."
SSrib (no9 INNER beunru6igD:
nGeb, S6abl Sd babe eeitern pieaeibt
etn Glds Mein 3u biel getrunfen =
{baitig): i'd mar ia i'm alub, pie 9u
peibt -"
Sdn1td: n9BDbl mD9ltdb. Mber nun
tB unb trtnf -"
(gs tlingelt.)
sSrib (anfitebenb): ,9b, bic gpF."
gamma: rNber 5riB! Oa5u lit bD9
bas Mdbhen ba. Sd perftebe gar nidt
- 0u biit iebt bon elmer l1nrube unb
NerpoiitGt - mas hait 9u nur2 @r=
parte1t 9u irgenb cine Ho6ri6t2"
Strip Gheinbar g(eidgiiltig: vNa9=
ri6t? Wiefo9, Netn - i9 -"
Oas MdbAen (tritt ein): rOie poit!
(Wtit etnefn pielfagenben 8ltd arlf
6anna): Nu9 fir Sic ettpas, gnGbiee
Fruu!" (Gei6t benz 9errn mebrere
8riefe, suoberit etnen ltlafarbenen.
eiebt 5uleBt Der Srau einen roIa Brief.
Wb.)
Trib (eritaunt auf Sannas 8rtef
febenb): rSieb bd = Elm 10 5drtli9es
8riefpapier. 0on tpem9"
gamma (a9felaudenb, glet6giltiO
.Wie tann th bas niiien, Srib, ebe
t6 i'm geDffnet babe?"
Srib Gib iiber ben Slid beugenb)
.Gtne mGnnli6e 9anblhrtft9 Wiait
Du ni9t leien?"
gamma G9iebt ben 8rief bolb unz
ter ibren Seller): n9eniB, Sobalo
On bic 9etnen lieit. Wer f6reibt Dir
iibrtgens in lebter 3ett 10 bGuftg auf
biefem fila Yapter9 gs itebt 10 unz
rnGnnli9 aus"
5rtB: vSb, es lit ppbl -"
6anna: r9lber 10 Dffne bod"
Srib (glsi6saltiO: Ser Brief bat
3eit."
6onnu: r9llfO peibt 0u, BON
fpem9"
Srib (unfi6er): rgaein, i9 ia, id
CLAUDE - = Gage, S4ab - finbeit
Ou ni6t, bab Der Sbee beute ettpas
bitter f6medt?"
gamma G6mollsnb): sd finbe,
baB Ou mid felt einiger 3eit tpeniger
lieb bait."
sSriB: rMber gamma! N2ir bus gu
fdaen!" (S9iebt bic 8riefe betfeite.)
gamma (a1s ringe iie NIT einenl
gnti9lui1e): nSrib! 3eige mir ben fila
Brief! 2aB mid i'm leien!"
sSrib: rIber S6aB! Ou fennit un=
iere gegenieitige Mbma9ung: unbe=
binetes 8ertrauen unb feline Neu=
gier -"
gamma: uOu liebf mid alIo in Der
Shat ntcbt mebr." (Stedt tbren rofa
8rief in bic Safde.)
sSrib: ,Ou berbirgt mir ettpas -"
gamma: (untpprtet nicbt).
sSrib: nSanna!"
gamma: nOein 8rief fommt bon ei=
ner syrau."
Ssrib: rOein 8rief fommt bon einenl
Manne."
6anna: (antinortet ipieber ni6D.
sSrib (itebt auf, ebrli6): vNun ia,
mein 8rief fommt bon elmer ssrau."
9onna: nWie beiBt iie9"
sSrib (unbeoa6t): r9elene."
gamma: .2lb - i6 puBte es. Ou
bintersebit mid, 5rib. 0u liebf bisis
sSrau."
syrib: rSie liebt MIDI"
6anna: rDu bait ni6t einmal ben
Mutb, es gu gefteber,."
syriB: nMber gamma tpenn ib
Dir bod fage = Sd ltebe nur Did.
llnb biefe Sa6e nit 9elene mar :
nun, tpie ion i9 fasen9"
Sanna: ngine interefante gpi>
fobe!"
sSrih. .W}einetpeuen ia"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-31

Gigenes 9aIent. 0rdu
o.: go, alfo Sbr Sunge ion ituoies
ren2 Jrau g.: Greilid, ileuli9
fagte fosdr fsin 2ebrer, bdB sr grpBs
snlaSe aur MelanhOlie babe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17
SUGAR FREIGHTS and
PASSENGERS.

Let your opinions be what they
may, you must have the Blu -
t In, II you want the news. There
Is no more important matter before
the leaders of Hawaii's industry to-
day than the transportation of the
Handled with a view to promoting
the broad community interests, this
subsidy OF freights car be made the
basis OF greater progress for this
city and the Islands generally. Dealt
with in narrow, purely selhsn
way, It can set the Islands back ten
years or more In their development.
Through the enterprise of the
b III lett n the plans that are on
foot in connection with this para
mount transportation problem have
Been put before the people. Every
enc in the Territory has the oppor-
tunity to be heard before the bar
Gain is closed, and ii the influence
of individuals or organizations
counts for anything, they have an
open way to make that influence felt
'rr community growth and Huwaii's
J. ogress. d'"'
This PAGER believes the carrying
contract should be given To the COM
Vlny that will give, with a first
class freight service, the largest re.
ciprocal accommodation for passen-
ger traffic between these Islands and
the mainland
Sugars of Hawaii are just as much
the sugars OF the thousands of stock
holders in the Islands as they are
OF the Sugar Factors Co., Ltd, and
the disposition of the freights by
the managers in charge of the
freighting should be made with u
careful regard for all stockholders,
some of whom may have, other in
terests than their sugar securities
but who are devoting all their ener'
| gies in every line of business TO the
upbuildiEg of these Islands.
Passenger business has had an in
significant place In abe making o.
previous contracts. An evidence o
our progress should be the seriou.
consideration of the passenger trar
fic when the carrying contract fol
sugars for Eastern delivery is sign
| ed up this year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17
WHERE is THE ALDEN BEssEs
Continued from Page y

NSSAsA"uS~ WV
thousand dollars was spent IN making
the venerable vessel seaworthy and
place her In condition to carry the
shipment OF scrap iron.
The work also included the installa-
ton of Ave inch steam centrifugal
pump which Is believed would cope
with any ordinary leakage that might
be caused by the vessel meeting with
trough weather.
The Alden Besse is craft OF wood
land has been In more or less constant
service since 1871. Before coming
down here the bark was engaged. In
coasting trade along the west coast of
, America. She was operated by tho
Mexican Trading Company and after
ward came down here and remained
at the harbor for many months. con.
spicuous figure at the local Rotten
Row"
Captain Miller has the reputation Of
being careful navigator. He is be-
lloved will take his time in making
the passage to Southern California
and to avoid running into. anything
sayoring of real bad weather II posi-.
BILE. Within the next few days, news
from the Alden Besse will awaited
with interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17
HANDLING PLAGUE EXAG.
GERATI0N

I Only an evil reputation can Dc
,ained for the Territory Of Hawaii
by shouting plague" from the
lousetops, when not fraction OF
hat evil repute is justified.
Every principal American city aud
iotsi few smaller towns with harbois
IN the Pacific Coast have aal eXpe'
'ieges with plague during the last
ives years. In all these cities. with
notable exceptions on speciil occl-
iiods in Honolulu. the dis.lse has
,cen handled without unnecessarily
,larmipg the people In every IN
itapce,, particularly in this city and
hreughout these Islands, any out.
break of the disease has been met
)y Vigorous measures that have put
{ Immediately under control. There
not the slightest reason to doubt
hat the real and imaginary plague
asses on the Island of Hawaii Will
De handled In the same successful
naAner.
Meanwhile, If the Promotion COM
nitfee or the sane business men OF
hese Islands feel that three plague
Eases or a dozen cases call for exaS-
Serated ADVERTISING Of garbled facts,
mere is no way In which they can do
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17
ten DOLLAR POLL TAX.

Poll tax ten dollars, with an
eight dollars rebate for the voter
who will go to the polls and cast
his ballot on regular election days.
This is one of the propositions put
before the people of Massachusetts,
introduced and discussed in the Leg
islature Of that State.
First Off, 1t sounds like freak,
but the principal supporter of the
measure at the hearing before the
Legislative committee was the act
ing president of the Essex County
Associated Boards of Trade, and he
was seconded by the president OF
the Lynn Board of Trade. So it is
well vouched by business men, and
they are presumed to oppose freaks.
The purpose of the bill is to get out
the vote. 1t is not a blow at the
alien, but pointed reminder for the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

'es gwinc."
Nora had been told TO say at the
door that her mistress was not AT
home when certain callers appeared
upon the scene. It evidently went
much against the grain for her to make
herself responsible for even so small
u white lie, but she promised to do so
and, with certain notifications, she
kept her word. ... r,..
"Is Mrs BLANK at home?" queried
the clllr
"r2r tA!s wan tg.4.s. Mrs. s.:lta;:s
size a!n't" said tbs .aa!9, but hiv.n
hh.p her /. waU asa& re aga!a III
net loie tWolce sor any oody Twin
4 acoych r.eacte: hi3 driven 10 AZ
afternoon appointment through o pour
ling rain, and as he entered the corm
try church be shook hlplself aud re.
marked: ~ am wet to my skin; how
viii ever preach today"
Whereupon ono of the sisters stand
Ing by, remarked Get along into the
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ton Is how to change 1t, and l be-
lieve that the best way Is to reach
the citizens pocketbook. do not
bclieye in compelling a citizen to
vote. but | believe that IL you
oblige Il man to vote along the lines
of this bill that the number who
would not come out to vote is less
than FIVE per cent. of the register
ed vote. Men would hesitate a long
time before paying $40 and the men
who hesitate the hardest are your
wealthy citizens. 1t would obviate
the necessity of those gentlemen
who are ofiiceholders, or seeking to
be such, getting out the vote. Then
see what large saving there would
he made. 1t is now an. impossible
ity for a man TO aspire to public
Office unless he is ready to pay out
his money to get out the vote.
1T is a deplorable condition OF
affairs, and do believe that this
committee can report this bill and
that will throw the whole matter
into the arena of public discussion.
II you do no more than report this
bill in the House, you throw 1t into
the arena of discussion and out OF
that something may come, along this
same line, of great value to the Com
monwealth. The figures of the In
difference of the citizen are really
appalling II you stop to analyze
those fig,ircs. Think of it, 915,637
who could be registered and vote
and only 4O2,l87,who voted. Yeai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

after year this Indifference of the
citizen is getting more pronounced.
1t does seem to us who favor good
government and do not favor re :.
strictive statutes upon the privileges
that come legislation along these
lines will obtain a more general eX-
ercise Of the elective franchise. /
believe If this committee caa sec
enough in this bill to report 1t that
It Will bring out the discussion we
need"
II is reported that the committee
men, who at first took this bill as
a joke soon began to think very Sc
riously on its many good features.
There is much in 1t that is well
worth while, and Hawaii may find
that the plan has many advantages
that warrant Territorial legislation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Let the Stock Exchange record be
ghat II may, you may bank on It
hat there has been no depreciation
the value of securities and prop
rty that Honolulu offers the people
7ho want certain return on their
money.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Honolulu by eXaggerating un-
leasaGt conditions that often arise
am do more needless harm to the
stands generally in one day than
an be repaired in months of promo
ion effort.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Riches take unto themselves
wings and fly away" read the
teacher. Now, boys, can any OF
you tell me what kind of riches is
meant?"
The bright lad at the foot of the
class said: Il reckon they must be
ostriches."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

when lining up business candI-
ates for the Territorial Senate, It
WI be a good idea to reckon Hon.
.ecil Brown in the list of live ones
nd popular ones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

1t should he noted that one Of the
lost recent arrivals to make a noise
bout Honolulu's transportation ia
illties was guaranteed passage at
he first steamship Office he visited
n Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Hawaii would be st. Patrick
Itpplest resting place outside old
Roland The snakes are absent. and
he people are so like the Irish at
lines in being at war among them
elves
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Little five-year-old Lola had been
told by her nurse that the Missis-
sippi was sometimes called the IA
Their of v aters."
you n'14t he mistaken. nurse"
rejoined 40 . light little miss. 'lr
Il is the = her of Waters 1t ought
to lie called Mister-Sippi."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

ruth crushed to earth shall rise
again:
The eternal years Of God are hers. .
but error, wounded, writhes with
80 pain,
And dies among his worshipers.
Bryant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Heres to Ireland, the country that
as given the world its greatest men
" which is yet unable to deliver
tself from bondage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

it may be that the Senatorial slate
'!4s developed in the councils of an
4cutiye committee other than the
republican Territorial Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17

Tommy said the teacher to a
small pupil In the grammar class,
what are the dead languages?"
Languages that were killed BY
being studied too hard" was the
prompt reply.