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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
POLITE SAYS
BANNER 1912
Hutchinson Magnate Predicts
Greatest Prosperity for
Hawaii Next Year.

Ed Pollitz, the San Francisco
broker and Hutchinson magnate, de-
clared on his return TO the Coast from
the Islands, a few weeks ago, that
the year 1912 will be the banner year
for prosperity In Hawaii. In an in
terview on the Coast he said:
"The year 1912 will be banner
one for the Islands. They have had
a fine period of growing weather. and
prospects are excellent for the planta-
lions. The preliminaries necessary
for the Kau ditch franchise have been
passed and the matter is now before
Congress In the form of a bill intro
duced by Senator Warren of Wyo-
ming. It's passage Is merely a matter
of form. The Government will be
PITT to no expense. and private means
will finance the project. II will bene-
At greatly the district through which
It will run.
"The Hawaiian Agricultural Com
pany and the Hutchinson Plantation
will derive the most good, especially
the latter. The Hutchinson Planta-
ton Is classed at present as a 1000
tOn pTOuuCcE. WIN tnt CoInUlellDH
of the ditch II will attain n produc-
ton OF 10000 tons. A further benefit
will come through the extension of
the railroad into the new district. a
distance of about sixty-five miles
The success OF the Hawaiian lrriga-
ton Company's ditch has paved the
way for the new ditch enterprise.
The bonds necessary for the Hawaiian
Irrigation Company's plant, amount
ing to 100000, were all sold In IIo-
nolulu.
"The stock has just been listed on
the Honolulu exchange. and in a short
time II will enter the list Of dividend
payers. The success Of this first en-
terprise makes II comparatively easy
to obtain the means to finance the
Kau ditch company's project"
Pollitz expresses the opinion that
the labor question Is one Of the most
serious problems before the Islands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
CRIPPLED ENGINEER
SUES HIl0 RAILROAD

Action is beipg brought against the
Hilo Railroad Company for s25.4OO
damages by Louis Meyers, an engineer
who was injured In collision. His left
leg Is permanently crippled and the
sight in his right eye Is injured, 1t Is
claimed, He is unable to follow out
his usual occupation. and as a conse-
quence ls claiming damages. The ac-
cident he alleges. was the fault OF tho
Hilo Railroad Company
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20

cath Infantry; Capt II. Il. Haskell
end Infantry; Capt. J. l.. Gilbert,
eth Infantry; Capt. c. w. Stuart.
25th Infantry. and Lieut.. Walker II
Johnson, Sth Infantry.
Honor graduates of the cavalrics
are Capt. Clarence n. DAY. 9Th; Capt.
A. G. Lott. 9Th; Capt. II. s. Hawkins,
ith; Capt. II. G. Whitehead. 10th /;
Capt Geo. W. Moss, 18th; and from
the artilleries Capt. Winfred u. Carr,
9Th: Capt, II. G. Bishop. 3rd, and
Capt. n. c. Ncwhall. 4th Field Artil-
lery.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
THAT WOULD HELP SOME.

Hawaii wants To be admitted as al
State, All that is necessary Is to per
suade both political parties that they
can have Its electoral vote.-Wheeiing
w. Va, News
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
MRS. p. Z. WHITING BURIED.

Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon for Mrs + T.. Whiting,
mother of Mrs. Albert Along. at the
Along residence. and the body was
later Inferred, Canon Ault ofiiciated
The services were private.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
PILES CURED IN 8 TO "a DAYS.

fhLO IMMINENT Is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
"a days or money refunded.-Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis.
Y. S. Of A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20
BORN.

O'BRIEN-Lake City. Florida. July
Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. J, F. O'Brien a
son. Mrs. OBrlen was formerly
Miss Bicknell of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-20

The Senate committee on census
passed the congressional reapportion-
mcnt bill without amendment
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
Oruu1eileutlnns tlejertrslnngea

u U0tL " aJuh.
RpIa O. 9oste an Mbe Qraus, 10
BEL II SUB an Rorboitede bon 8. unb
8armiller Ctr. 81 ufp.
Ah araus on Rofe O. Uasfe, IA
Bel 100 SUB on Der Qoroieite bon
Rihmonb Ctr. GA Jub neltIid BON
2inn Ctr; 13 bel 100 Gub on Der
Subieite BON Rihmonb Str, so Iub
.peitlid BON 2:.an Str, 81 niip.
Charles Ret an Joiepbine Qrbers
bous, 35 b.. s5 Jub an ber Norbiei!e
ner Oeoree CIR. 81 uflp.
Dora DC. SeifeIt ~ Darn 1ores
man, 3 Sohr. 2eals nnf bns grrnbs
ftiid 1888 5rseman 4De, r,onotIi4e
Wieibe $50.
Grben BON 80. Rob<rt Eepbsrtb. per
Sberiff. on Carrie Gihmnnn. 20 Bel
80 SUB an Der Gillette BON Glm Ctr.
60 CUB fiiblit BON Green GtraBe.
$6475.
1bomas Sam.s an glbon 9f.
Games, Got 81 in Ga1s & Sames
ilnterabtb. In 6pbe Yart. 81 uIlp.
Sobn 8. Batter an Rate Batter, 20
Bel 80 Sub an Der Offftite D0nGprtna
Str. 81 ufp.
Gtote Of Ohio an ben Ohio Miber
Qaunn Club, Got 4O8 II g. SO. Darts.
born'S Eaterabth. S160
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

70 ~
abo araus an r. U. gisn. $500.
Soiepb Raberbous on apuis 9.
genna. $500.
emma 90. Wbit. on Dert.r aumber
Go. $470.
Gsorss 8. Sanb an gi.is.ns' Ban,
bon ct. Bernard. $4,000.
Jrdnoes 6. Rpbin1on on union
Sopings y. II. &. So. $500.
Garri. Jihmoun on 6enrp SO. Sas
mann, Sheriff. $1475.
Tluy Sdporb on gitp !,au gant.
$500.
Sobn %. Jlanisan on eiberal g.
u. .. SO. $3.50.
JannN 9leb an Qion No. / 6. u.
3. 60. $1,000.
9ieieIbe on Barbara 9srnbarbt.
$500.
Gmil 6. 5ertiisin an 2ion so. 1 g.
u. .. Go. $1,000.
Sobn W. 9sisbuap on 0ational
9. u. Go. $1,000.
Jacob Studno on 0lentpop =. II.
.. 60. $1,000.
1ellis 2ude on Gnterprife .. u. g.
u. 60. $1,000.
Morsoret 6. Rabn an QibercI g. u.
3. SO. $1,000.
q. 6. pahoub on Qibn 6. u. 3. 60.
$1,000.
giDuIo 5oun on S4issn 9. u. 8.
Go. $3.50.
Carrie u. Martin on NationoI ..
u. 60. $500.
getiIste e6ppothefen.
Jnmes y. Daniels an Star y. u.
go. 3 60. $500.
6arrp s. Woiisr on Carl 1otsens
horit. $1,000.
1erndrb Woorman an Cincinnati
S1pings Goeistp. $12, 900.
Julia u. Smith il an 8. 5. 6eil.
ter. $7O0.
Waar Sdnors an Gamiln 9. y. So
l. $1,000.
Gtspben 9. Ganbs an Nufinet
Mens q. u. Go. $500.
Ularp 6. S6dli an Weitern Ger.
man Bont. $1,000.
9bos. s.. Gnpber an bieelbe. $1,000
Gbriitinn s. Gtien an Grunces g
Barber. $1,000.
sonnp o. Bridge an Mabiion q
u. 60. $1l25.
Dora eimOn an Big 1our Q. u
6. 60. $1625.
Sufon 3. 6oIIom an 6omeneab 9
u. 6. 60. 5000.
Ndgsie q. qanIor an Gam. Wibeu
$1700.
bsans q. miehe aa Gssmanis 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
Sos 6aus nes
SchulrneiCters.
Dem 6ouGnbifden oes Gerarb aeller
naderaGblt BON IboIf @Idfer.
(5ortfebuna.)

t6prIleguH9.)
MaibuIb er5dblts nun ean3 aus
fiibrli9 benz unsebulpis aubDrenber
2ebrer Die glnselegenbeit uno nannts
babel BEN Nomen 9elenens.
limb 1T iie nit ibm2" fraste Stals
Ter eri6redt.
Die perIon iaet, bab lie gar nidts
bapon ipiie."
rDus ipiro ipobl aud 10 iein." ant
tpurtste Stalter; .tpenu Sic iebph ses
tpmmen iinb, um iih Ratb Bel mir 81
bolen, 70 mub ih bebauern. oab ib fiji,
IoIhe ssdIIe teinen Ratb ipeib."
limb als bamals Moris peggelaus
fen par?"
rMpriB lit niemaIs ipesseIaufen, 70
piel ih mid erinnern tann."
.Sie tperoen bod niht ablsueneu
lpollsn. bab Sbr gtsffe aubsr aanbss
ijt?"
Dem tpiberIprehe ih auf oos Be
.itimmteite, ba ih ibn bier nebenon i'm
Simmer bore" Wfit bieIen Worter
Dffnets Der 9pmnaI IiuIlsbrsr bic Sbii,
unb pintte Morib, Der nit einsm Ieb,
tiihlen 8rubs gegen Waibuid in bos
Simmer trot.
vWiiIen Sie mir benn ni6t siner
Ratb gu sebsn. Serr Staltsr," flsht'
Wtaibui6, .mein Sphn, mein Inton III
perI6tpunoen. SD babe bereits 4ues
getban, nm feline Spur gu entosden, i'd
babe fosar," fiigte sr beoeutunssuoll
binSu, .oernisnioen cine gelobnuna
perIproden, Der mir feline Spur ndh:
peiien tann."
,4uf Die 9elobnung psrsi6te ih.'
entgsgnete Morib, raber feline Spul
CLAUDE ia Sbnen nadpsiien gu t0n'
men," llno er CAB baraui cine Grtld:
ring, tpslde iicp oaruui ftiiste, bab el
ielbIt Sen iunesn MoibuIb in BEN
Mirtbs6auie bes 0prTss Bel 9riinitsir
bate ontpmmen ieben.
rWoqen Sic mid beslsitsn?" fragt'
Maibuid, bem Elm ihtperer Stsin BON
Ser3en 9efalIen mar.
LIMB tpesbalb?"
rWenn Der Dirt1 meinsn Sobr pers
leuQnen tpollte."
Damn piirbe bisllei6t Sbre herpors
eebobene gelobnuna BON giinitigel
Wirtung fein," sntgsgnete Moris iebl
tubl uno ieste ebsnio hinau: rBIn'
iden sic fonit nod stfpas su tpiTeu?'
DAME. bante," risf maibuih uni
| 'prang 5ur 9biir biHaus, I'm iofor
feinsn Wogsn aniponnen gu loisn uni
BEN Neg einauIaIaseH. ben Moris Jpn
anoetpieIen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

iteben bleiben unb Si. anitarrsn, 10 id-
cen Gle sinfah: Sd! Mia Der qotDe
il6 baour6 nitt oerItxutsn IoHen,
70 iperfen sic ihm cine grpfholIe on
ZEN aopf. Siehi er bonn immer nod
nifi 6.r. bab feline Gsseurport nitt
getpiinidbt ipirb. 10 empfiehIt Is iln.
bdb Der Reiienbe nit 10 pitl miiroe,
als bic seipannte Gage erbeif1t unb
esitnitet, ben Srt psrldbt. Wou ipirb
tietIsif. eintpenben, bab ouh bisfe
9ginie oes beriibmten Spsrdteurs nitt
ssseoermanns Sahe ieien. uno bos lou
audi iein.sip.ss bsitriiien perben. Sn.
tefen ss mare unbiIlie. lie Der reiien'
ben Weuffbeit porsuenibalien unb Is
tleibt ia ouh onberen Reiienben. Die
nit lotpen gefheib ,piFen, unbenoms
men. Der WeIs mit3utbeilen, ipie lie es
unter 10 fd,tpierisen 9srbdltniRen mas
fen tpiirptn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
DerieIbe an benfeIben Got 399

DerieIbe an benfelben Got 399 in
berfelben nnternbtb. $6.06.
Dtrfelbe on benielben Cot 398 in
berfeIbcn llnterabth. $6.04.
Ot-fe!be an benielben Got 397 In
berislben unternbtb. $6.04.
Derfelbe an benfelben Got 396 in
oerielben lnterabtb. $6.04.
Derfelbe an benisIben Got 407 in
berielben nnierabtb. $24.61.
DerfeIbe an benfelben Got 401 in
berfelben llnterabtb. $5.45.
Derielbe an benlelben Got 400 IN
berielben unterdbth. $s.45.
g. M. Cooper an Dora g. 3beis.
40 Bel 1876 Sub an Sitieits ponNoors
man Mbe., ST. nitp.
WilIium Doh an Gun Winile, Got
a in 6. 3. soote's 2. llnterabtb. in
Snbe Qarf. 81 uip.
Gun Miniie on Samss 8. S'grisn,
Got A in 6. 3. 5oote's 2. llnterabtb.
in 6nbe garf. ST uiip.
Gbiib Slider Shpob on Jaunis
9leb (auit CLAIM l Got an 5eeos
ma 4pe. In College 6iu. ST uitp.
Mnna 6uene on GmiI 6. 0ertitein,
i Got on goIIman Ctr. ST. uip.
Geo. s. gIeb an Jannie gleb, cine
Got an 5eeoma ape, College 5ia. ST
uip.
Sames 8rnp an Sobn 8ror, 60Jub
on Speampr. Ctr. Sarifpsn. Cots
912 unb 913 in 6a3Iepoob. ST. uIp.
Sufan Q. 6olIom on Relie 2ude.
l Got an Roropeiiede bon Wapne uub
Central ape.. Sariipeu. 81 uin.
SuIia goimann an Tbeo. Rieiiens
berg. % SUB an Sbsrmon an. ST
uIp.
Minnie Wattel glod an gsbel I.
Marcus. l Got an 9oeuit Strob.. 81
ufp.
Sarriet Diners on Mortin Steins
bauer, IL Cots in Stspben aempers
5orm un.erabth, ct. Bernard.
1925.
Spbn u. gitts an Ralpb 8. Rstps
comb, / Got an Der Nprbneitede BON
Golerain uno Serome gpenue. 81
uIip.
RaIpb 8. Heipcomb an gpaIb
6aun, baiieIbe gieentbum. 81 uiip.
9ouiie Websr on 2ouis Websr, eins
Got an Barrier Str. 81 uip.
2puis Ripiins on Ssnrp areimer,
25 5ub On garu Ctr. 81 ufrp.
O. g. Groesbed on Qnnie G. 7af.,
% Iub an 4. Ctr. $6250.
81. U. 6. 9regg an Geo. so. .8reaa,
3 Cots in RObb & Sees unterobtb.
ST uip.
gkonor Q. 4rnole on Geo. 9. qrs
nolb. so SUB an Central 4p... Wabis
iprpifle. 81 ufp.
mm. 8. 2idert an Carrie 6. mnrs
tin. so SUB on Speampr. S.rabs,
Rortppob. 81 uIp.
Wm. 6. m.rsi.Ib.r on Gm.Iia
Bergman, Got an Won.spmerp pite.
81 etc.
Geo. R. gppte on Cha 6. pocl.
60. II in WaInui sius 6. q. Inter.
obtheiIuns, 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
CITIES G piteI.

Die 9sbeimnibpoQe Seftalt, sis Su
elmer 10 ungelpobnIi1en Stunbe bi.
gepobner oes itluen 0riiniiein beuns
ruhist bate, moate nod 70 fhnsu in
Den Sdatten 5uriidsstrster isin. iis III
bod un5psiIsIhaft our1 unisre 2.Ier
ertannt porpen. 9isIIei4t - benn e
giebt aud inDistrets 2eier, bic in ioIs
den 5dllen in Die Hehts pes S1rei.
bers treten - ipiro ems aud tsine s.s
beimniBoolIe psrion mehr fir oieielbeu
iein, unb es piro lie niht punoern,
Denu er am foIgenosn 4beRb nat
9riinitein 3uriidtebrt unb auf bieislb<
perborgsne Deiie bort einselaNen ipiro
obgIsi9 5rau Melersbsim nod INNER
Der 8ait ibrer Shp.iter III. 2lud
bieie ihien inoeFen BON ieinsr Intunfi
untsrrihtet gu iein, benn iie li,b bel
ieinem gintreten ni6t bic esrinsIt.
8erDunoerung merten, unb nur bi.
fahle 8lGfIe, tpeIhe ibr 9eIiht uber3pg
betpiss, bab feline griheinuns ibr I'm.
ansene6m mar. Sie griibte i.eif unt
i6peigeno, aud ems psrgab feine es.
tpobnIife Soflihteit 0amen segens
iiber uno ieste iih nab sin.m ilii6tis
gen Grube auf ben StubI am aomin
nieoer, ben JrGulsin Sinnbeim ibm
onsepisfen bate.
,gu hatteit meine Qntunft nitt ers
partst2" rsbste er 5rau Wslersbeim
an. nudbem ibrs Shpslt.r bas 3ims
msr perlafen unb Tid nut Der 8ibIios
tbet begsben bate.
rDaran bin ia ssp0bnt." mar oi.
tiibls 4ntport.
sd tomms bissmal isboh peber
um beinets nod meiustpilIsn, it toms
me aus anbersn Griinben. Tu b.areiffi
pahrfdeinlia pobI, tp.sba!b it bier
bin."
rgs ipiirbe mir angsnebm iein,
penn ih es ni6t gu erratben brauhte.
rOas Slid unl.rer 5DGtsr fiibri
mid hisrber."
"SU ipuble fIGl, Dab .59nen ods am
9er5en lisge."
sd psiB, bab bu bic Gorge bofiir
iibsrnommen bait; absr oa es fih nun
um ibre @erheirdthung banbel., tpiins
ihs i9 mein Rsdt geIt.nD gu MAJ
6en."
.Sparsn Sic bic T1Ibe: 6eIene III
nit einem talsntpolIen iungsn Wann.
berlobt, Der einsn rshtfdaffenen gbas
ratter beiist."
rDeren eiebt es mebr; bic D.rlo.
bnng lit nod niht offentlih betonnt
uno ih perlangs baber, bab elm anbs.
rer junger Mann, Der bereits um 6es
lsne dnsebalten bat, nit einem Worte
baB Woris StaItsr ben 0orsus Ct.
bdlt."
nJbrt Giirforse unb ssbr Munft
tommen gu fpdt, ia babe mein Wori
gtgeben nnb 5elene sIeihfoIls. Der
Sobn beg gpmnoiiallsbrers Gtolte,
1T ibr DrGutieam.4
,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

Dte man friiber reiit..
Su Jrantreih betloet man iid felt
einiser 3eit lebbaft ibsr bic Wibitdnbe
i'm Giisnbubnbienit, bic iih beionb.rs
auf ben bonn Stuute betrisbsnen 2inien
g.ltsnb MAIDEN. I'm feline 2sier in biez
'er Reifenotb su trOiten, srinnsrt bas
rpettt Sournul" barun. bab man in
friiberen .3eiten, aIs man nur poitpds
gen unb pferoe sur 9erfiisuns bate,
nod nett idlehter reiite ais beutsutas
&c. Utun oarf aber burum nift elaue
ben, oab man gu pfero niht bsIonbers
ihneu bon einem Srt gum anbern qez
Ianeen fonnte. Der Courier, Der i'm
Sabre 1874 Seinrih III. ben Sob feiz
nes 9ruDers aarl TX. melbsn iollte,
brouhte nur brei3sbn Gage, um bon
paris nah Wari9au gu eslansen. Sin
anperer Courier leste benWes bon 0erz
faiues mad Rom in 166 Stunosn 3uz
rid. Bis 1886 purben in syranfreia
bic grsebniiIe Der 2otteriesiehunaen
mad alien GrcBitdbtsn bur9 Gilboten
gebrcht; Elm folder gilbots rift einz
nal in oreibis Stunben bon paris
nod gorbeaur $3.50 ailometer). Die
Rabler, bic fid on Der berii6mten
SdneIfdbrt ris-8orbeour betbsiz
ligten, bruuhtsn fir bic Strsde burhz
ihnittlid neunaebn Stunben. Neit
lanefamer als bic Ritte ginsen bic erz
ilen Dasenfabrten bon itatten. Inter
2ubtDis XIV. legten bic unbeboliensn
plumpen Wasen in Dierunbspanaig
Siunoen hO4tens 40 ailometsr aus
rid ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

Marinetompaffe. Mus ben
notboiirftisiien 6iifsmitteIn Der
Menihbeit tperben nit Der 3eit bic
nnenibebriihften Bebiirfnife. MIs bic
Seddiffabrt nod Elm Wagnib mar.
bate niemano perfuht, ben 9ompab
in. Der @olItommenbeit ber3ufellsn.
ipie es beuie seideben mub.
Sinh Si.rn unb Wonb benz 4us'
berbedt,
Damn tpirb aIs 2euhts dufaeftedt
Die Nroel, bob in isiner Weiie
Dos Sdiff tann irren ouf Der Reiie.1
60 bi1iete Dor iiber ohtbunbert
Sabren Der lsbenslujtise Winneidnser
0uiot BON propins. nnh e. eebt 70
melt, iih ben papit 10 uniponbelbar
tpie jenen poluritern su piinf4en. ouf
ben bic aompdbnobeI ideinbor aeist.
Damals mar bic Nobel nur elm Nuss
hilfsmitiel. benn fiir seip0bnliH ieeelte
man noh Der Gonne ober lei Qant
mad ben Siernen. Sm 2aufe berJabrs
bunberte bat iid ober Der aompob 70
Derpolliommnet. bob er brute Elm Be.
tpunberunsspiirbiees prdoiiionssJ Jns
ftrument setporben iit. Oon3 berporrns
gsno iino bic aompoHe, beren fi9 uns
fere Rriegsmarine beoient. lleber bic
sroben panseri4ifft unierer Dlotte
finb bis sipolf RompuiIe 70 pertbeilt,
bab BON iebem sbeiI bes G4iffes aus
i'm NotbfnlIe seifeuert perben tann;
benn ss mub Debo4t barauf genom.
men perben. bab. ntnn einise bieier
RompoNe burh Shlfe ober einee.
brunsenes WaHer unbrduhbor selpors
ben finb, bic SteuerfGbigteit besS4if<
fss ieine ginbube erleibet. 1ei No1t
perbtn bic Jnitrumente BON innen
burh cine OliibIampe erIeuhtet unb
olIe neuen grfnbrungen Der pbpfii iinb
ki ibrtm Buu anseipenbet iporben,
bomit bic Dorrihtung ii6er arbeitet.
I'm bic it6renben Ghndniunaen 3u
permeiben. bdngt Der Qompo6 In ber
bttdnnien gdrboniihen Mufb6ngung.
I'm bic Grfhiisterunsen Der Wlafninen
nnb gef4iibe BON linn ob3uipsnben,
f&Uimmt cine Doie, in Der bic nDrb.
ipeilenben Wnsnete uniergebrn&t jinb,
In elmer Qofung BON MltoboI unb bes
ftilirtem WaiTer. Dobur4 mirb bos
0eipi6t Der foeenonnten Qompobrofe
foit oufgeboben. unb bic Spite, auf
Der ii9 bic RoIe brebi. IN nur nod
NIT iDenisen Oromm beloftet, 70 bab
bier ioum cine it0renbe Neibuna ers
folgt. Jn1riebennu siebt es cine mers.
ipiirbige Ginri9tung. NIT Der man ale
aompnHe Der beutfAen arieesm0rine
priift. Die 1ehnii9en NcnotSkfte be.
rinten boriibsr u. a.: Gin eifernes
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DROP INTO THE SOUTHERN
THEATRE FOR A PLEASANT
AFTERNOON OR EVENING.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.

We claim to be the best advertising
medium of the Twin Cities, and when
you're not advertised in the Twin
City Star, you need not show--that's
all. Because the people read the
Star for the news, especially In Min
neapoIIs. The day Of the Town Crier
is past. Be up-to-date. Advertise and
Pay for II. A newspaper is the best
medium. 1t reaches the homes and
firesides of people who attend public
entertainments. These people never
60 out and loiter around and read
and hang-up notices. They
read the Twin City Star.
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Or. Redd has moved to III 9Th
Street So, second floor.
WHICH ONE? IF ANY.

Many of our people complain that
they have paid for one of our local
publications and never received it
also that they have contributed H.
nancially to the same. This publica-
ton was started as a business en-
terprise, on its merits, not as a
piteous object, and each issue has
spoken for itself. 1t is supposed that
people who subscribe for papers are
intelligent, and should know whether
they paid for this paper or The Week.
ly Visitor. Such sayings are general.
ly untrue, and unfair to both papers.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-05-27
THE TRUTH.

There is today tendency among
colored people and among their
earnest friends to tell the half-truth
concerning the situation of the col
ored people and to condemn those
who seek to tell the whole truth.
But where is the harm?> many
think. II we tell the good things,
will not the good things multiply and
the hateful things die? No. 1t Is a
dangerous thing to daily with the
truth. Some of the greatest cata.
strophes in history have come be-
cause the mass Of men have been
deceived and misled as to the truth
Of conditions by timid, well-meaning
persons, who, knowing the awful
facts, suppressed them systematically
and spread the sweet and gentle lie.
There are friends of black folk in
this land. There Is continual ad-
vance in human sympathy. There
is an awakening in the white South
on the race problem. All that Is
true. 1t is also true that the Negro
American today faces the crisis of
his career; race prejudice is rampant
and is successfully overcoming hui.
manitarianism in many lines, and the
determination of the dominant South
to beat the black man to his knees,
to make him docile ignorant beast
of burden, was never stronger than
today. This is the truth. Let us tell
the truth, unpleasant though 1t be,
and through the truth seek freedom
There is no other way-The Girls, 8.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-05-27
MICHIGAN SENATE KILLS BILLS.

MICHIGAN SENATE KILLS BILLS.
Editor Warren, of the Detroit In
former, urges his political friends to
defeat bills against Negroes.
The Senate division of the Mich
igan Legislature killed two measures
at its recent sessions that would have
done more to perpetuate the color
line in this, commonwealth than the
whole concentrated meanness of the
bad element in our population COM
bined IL left unexpressed by legal
enactment. One of these was the
Verdier bill, to prevent intermarriage
between Negroes and white people,
which slept itself to death i'm COM
mittee pigeon hole, and the second
was the Ashley bill, pretending to
regulate fraternal insurance associa-
tons but which in reality would have
created a fraternal insurance trust of
associations which limited their
membership to white" people.
Senator Murtha Helped to XIII Ashley
Bill.
Just before the legislature adjourn
ed Senator James G. Murtha sent the
following letter to The Informer:
April 21st. 1911.
Francis HI. Warren, Esq,
No. 1873 Randolph Street,
Detroit, Mich
Dear Mr.. WARREN
In conformity with my promise
made to you respecting the so-called
Fraternal Societies" measure, I op-
posed, with voice and vote the pass
age of the bill last Tuesday when
same was up for consideration before
us.
Accept my assurance OF esteem
and regard and believe me to be, as
always, Cordially yours,
JAS. A. MURTHA.
The measure referred to by Mr..
Murtha was known as the Ashley
BILL" above referred to, and 1t died
o the table at the close OF the SEES
sion for 1911.
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-05-27
COUNCILMAN CUMMINGS RE-
ELECTED.

Attorney Harry s. Cummings,
Negro, republican, was recently re-
elected member of the City Coun-
Gil Of Baltimore, Md. He received
a larger majority than any Of the few
Republicans elected to the city's law
making body.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-05-27
WHERE TO TRADE.

The Honest merchant is Success
full merchant; the Successful mer-
chant Knows the Advantage OF Ad-
vertising what he has for sale.
Stores and business places advertis-
ing in THE TWIN CITY STAR are
the best places at which to spend
your money and get your moneys
worth.
We therefore recommend to the
trading public those business places
carrying an Ad. in THE TWIN CITY
STAR.