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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Spl0Sen pregled.

Mesarski trust je preset IL
defenzive V ofenZivo. Njegovi adj
vOkati hocejo, da DO sodisGe pro-
glasilo protitrustjanski zakon ne
ustavnim. To je fina iznajdba
trustjanov. Njegovi zagovorniki
izvajajo, da jo zakOn glede po-
drobnega o~znaGenja obtoznih pre-
stopkov pomanjkljiv. Prebrisani
advokati so s tenn Eadeli v Grno.
Ako sodiSGe ne bo razsodilo, da je
zakon neustaven. bodo vseeno do
segli namen. S TEN, da bodo "a
vlekli tozbo prot mesarskemu
trustu, DO prenehalo .iavno zani-
mamie "a trustjanske obravnave
pred sodiSeem.
Mihonarii in pravni zastopniki
re vedo, kaj jim ie %storiti, da DO
do Sc nadalje lahko drli brez skr-
hi ameriSko ljudstvo.
" kongresu je sedaj nova
trgovinska pogodba 5 Kanado. To
je dete agitacije, katero so vodili
ameriSki kOnzumentie prot dra-
ginji zivil in propaganda zapad-
nih kanadskih farmerjev. Xxi so
moral p~laGevati "a industrielne
izdelke visoke Gene in svojih poll
skin pridelkov pa MISC incl pc
staviti nikamor ma trg.
Nova trgovinska pogodba bG
koristila ljudstvu v Kanadi in v
ameriSki republiki. Amerieanom
sc DO dprl nov trg "a industriel-
ne produkte. KanadGani pa trg "a
poljedelske pridelke, govedo. pre-
Size. kuretnino it'd. V Kanadi Ii
vi danes I do s milionov ljudi,
dasi je prostora "a 100 milionov.
Ma severn provincije Saskatcha-
vana, je Sc so milionov angleskih
johOv dobre, rodovitne in neobde-
lane zemlje "a poliedelstvo. V
kanadi so bogate sumo, premogo-
kopi in rudokopi, jezera in reke
so polne zlahtnih rib, pa tudi vsa-
kovrstne divjaeine je doveli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
"NATURALIZACIJsKI "a

KoN" Sc imenuje knjizica, XII je
namenjena "a tiste rojake, XII ze-
lie postati drzavljani zed. draw.
Zakoni "a naseljence so cedalje
bolj strogi, treba je, da 81 vsak
nabavi tozadevno knjizico, v KITE
ri Sc razlaga, kako Sc postane
ameriski drzavljan.
Knjizica stane 16 ct. S postnino
in Sc 10 naroci pri sodr. FIR. Petri.
Gu, 1880. So. Center Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
- GrozeCa stavka rudarjev v
ostrovskem premogovnem okroz-


Ju. V ostrovskem premogovnem
okrozju grozi izbruhniti velika
stavka rudarjev. T~amkajSnji ru-
darji nimajo MANFRED nikakSnega
dolocenega delovnega casa. pa
tudi ne dolotene dnevnine (mez-
de-, tako da so takorekoG izroce-
nj ma milost in nemilOst obratnih
vodstev in njihovih Organov. Vr-
hutega pa Sc V TEN OkrOzju cd
strani obratnih uradnikov in paz-
nikov tako brutalno postopa, kot
malokje drugje. Naravno, da je
zacelo zbok tega med rudarji prav
Revarno vreti in je morda Same
Sc vpraSanje casa, da izbruhne
stavka. - Vendar je pricakovati,
da poseze parliament ali pa vlada
tie razmere, preden pride do cd.
prtega konflikta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
: v Milwaukee je katoliska

- v milwaukee Je katOllSka
cerkev dokazala, da il ne gre "a
verO. Pri zadnjih volitvah "a SOL
ski svet so katoliSki duhovniki V
kocijah vlacili zenske volilce ma
volisee, da so glasovale "a Zida.
Vile temu bodo pa isti duhov-
Mkt iagali, da hoGejo socialist
welt katoliSkemu liudstvu vero.
Katoliski duhovniki. ponizni
hlapci ameriSkih milionarjev lah-
ko vodijO u nos del katoli6anov.
ne morejo pa v1eGi "a nos vse ka-
tolicane in "a vedno.
Doziveli smo do danes. da so
Jim dale brco najbolj katoliske
drzave. In kar Sc .je zvrSilo dru-
god, sc lahko zgodi tudi V anne
risk republiki,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

- Sestmesecna stavka angles
Kin rudarjev. Angleski rudarji
premogovnega okolisa V juznem
Walesu, re sest mesecev stavka-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

Sodrug Josip Bratkovic potuje
"a "Proletarca" pc DRAW Kansas
Pooblascen je pobirati narocnino
in nabirati oglase "a "Proletar.
ca" ter u~stanavljati socialisticne
klube.
Sodrugom in citateljem pripo-
rocamo, da mu gredo ma roke.
Odbor j. D. T. D.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

- v angleski visji zbornici .ie
marsal lord Roberts predlozil re-
solucijo, V kateri zahteva pove-
CAME vojske ma suhem in ma NOR
jill in povdaria, da ne da piskave-
ga oreha "a takozvano mirovno
gihanje. Sekundiral mu .je vikomt
Haldane, vojni tajnik, XII .ie slikal
vraga ma steno. V Indiji baje po-
trebuiejo vee vojastva prot Ru-
sill, v Kanadi pa prot ameriski
republiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

V zrakoplovbi. u letalnim strojem
je preletel PIP mill in STEER pov.
precno n mill ma uro. Vsled sla.
bega vreemna Sc je parkrat dvi.
gnil 5000 Gevljey visoko.
Zrakoplovba napreduje. vzlic
temu. da so nekateri Zagrizeni du,
hovniki izjavili. da ie prot bozji
wolff. ker Bog nj vstvaril Judi 5
peroti.
Printers Ink" vpliven cas-
mix V angleSkem jeziku "a oglase.
piSe:
"Po temeljiti preiskavi zaklju-
elmo. da je boljSe oglaSati V de.
lavskem listu, kot kakSnem dru-
gem navadnem Gasniku. Delavski
caSnik. ki ina 2000 naroGnikov je
boljSi "a oglaSanie kot navaden
list, XII Sc tfka - tiSoG iztisih.''
Vsekakor Ia resnica nj znana
trgovcem in obrtnikom, ker dru-
GAGE hi boil oglaSali Y delavskih
listih, kot zvrSujejo do danes.
Enajst sto in petindvajset
ljudi je leta 1910 zSubilO zivl.ien-
je V pennSvlvanskih premOgoko-
pin.
Sedaj razumete delavci, Zakaj
laStniki premogokopov koncem
leta dobivajo mastne dividende in
postajajo millionaire.
- Bivsi francoski ministerSki
~predsednik BRAND je pred kon-
zen svoje ministerske karijere
dobil pismo. katerega nj bill mai
brz vessel. Pisal mu .je neki tesar.
kateremu je ministerstvo uroGilo
pohvalo radi r~eSilnega della pri
povodnji. V listu Sc glasi:
"Vi Sc veselite, da me zamorete
pohvaliti V imenu ~predsednika re-
publike. Moi okus nj "a Gastna
imena. pa re maj bodo pisma ali
redovi. Ma take reel je najboljse
pozabiti. kjer gre "a 6~loveGanst-
vo. P~rihranite Jill "a one, Xxi jim
zelijo cd Vas. ali so pa v poSteno-
sti podobni Yam. Ne posiljajte Jill
ljudem. XII Jill nocejc in Jill sma-
trajo "a zaljenie, &c prihajajo cd
Vas. Spreimite $ povrnitviio Va
Sega lista tudi revolucionarne po-
zdrave enega tistih. XII ste GA IL
dali"
To ie jason. dolocen in poster
odgovor, kakersnega ie izdajica
BRAND tudi zasluzil.
" Nemciji ie dobil sodr. Ka-
rel Wiesenthal 6 meSecev jeGe ra-
di ~zaljenja veliGanstva. ker ie V
strOkovnem listu "a kOvinSke de-
lavce kritiziral civilno liSto mem
Skega ~cesarja.
Pac CudnO ''veliGanstvo'. Xxi ga
varuie kazenSki zakonik.
Veletrgovci V Philadelphia
Sc hotejo mestnemu glavarju, zu-
panu Reyburnu izkazati "a "uma-
zano delo'. XII ga .ie zvrSil V dobi
generalnega strajka, S tenn, da so
postavodajni zbornici predlozili
predlogo. V kateri prosiio. da 60
10 erode kapitalistov ostane Sc
diva nadaljna leta zupan.
To zeljo ie pa prepre6il sodr.
Maurer, Xxi je bill V jeseni izvoljen
poslancem postavodajno zbor-
nico. Sodrug Maurer je prisel s
takimi dokazi, da Sc tudi starr me-
scanski gresniki, Xxi so osiveli V
graftu In korupciii. MISC upali de-
lavcem sovraSnesa malopridneza
Sc enkrat imenovati zupanom. Sc
daj plakajo vsi, ko Jim ie spool
letel krasni na6rt.
Socialist v Readingu so pa lah-
ko pOnosni. ker so izvolili Penn
sylvaniji edinega in pravega liud-
skega zastOpnika.
- Grozeca stavka rudarjev v
ostroYskem nremopoYnem nkroz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
= v Nemciji ie dobil sodr.

rel Wiesenthal 6 mesecev jeGe ra-
di zalienja veliGanstva. ker .ie V
strokovnem listu "a kovinSke de-
lavce k~ritiziral c%ivilnO liSto nem-
Skega cesarja.
Pac cudno "'velicanstvo". ki ga
varuie kazenSki zakonik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Novo spansko ministerst,

- Novo spansko ministerstvo
je minoli teden prisostvovalo sell
v zbornici. Premier Canelejas .je
dejal. da BIO nadaljeval program
svojega prednika. Vsekakor pa. re.
Ii, da pride obsodba in umoritev
Francisco Ferrera ma razpravo V
zbornici, in da Sc o zadevi raz-
pravlja V mejah parlamentarizma.
- Poslanec Radzianko. Xxi "a
stopa Jekaterinoslav ie izvoljen
mesto Gu6kova predsednikom du-
me. Radzianko je veleposestnik in
nazadnjak.
Kdor pise in govori o vzro-
kin bede nizjih ljudskih slojev.
mu izkoriScevalci in vsi, Xxi Sc SEN
cijo V NTH milosti, zaluGajo v
obraz: hujskac, puntar, prekucuh,
brezdomovinec it'd. KdOr pa pise
in govori, da lepe in stare ljudske
Sege in navajo propadajo, dotic-
mega pa vsi hinavci kuiejo v de.
veta nebesa in ga imenuieio vzor
cloveka, svetnika, apostolic.
Jokati o propadlih Segah in ma
vadah. pridigovati morale, je da.
mes V modi; boriti Sc IA odstrani-
tev vzrOkOv slabe morale je pa
nevarno in p%reprosto.
Well, zivimo pac v dobi hinav.
seine.
Pierre Vedrine .ie ma Fran
coskem zopet dosegel lep rekort
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

- Pierre Vedrine je ma Fran
coskem zopet dosegel lep rekord
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

V zrakoplovbi. u letalnim strojem
je preletel PIP mill in STEER pow
preGno n mill ma uro. Vsled sla-
bega vreemna Sc je parkrat dvi-
gnil 5000 Gevljey visoko.
Zrakoplovba napreduje. vile
temu. da so nekateri zagrizeni du-
hovniki izjavili. da ,ie proti bozji
wolff. ker Bog nj ~vstvaril Judi :
peroti.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13

California, of Bright's disease. He was
sixty-six years old and had been con
nected with many OF the principal
hotels of the Pacific Coast and the
East. lie assisted Warren Leland at
the Opening of the old Palace Hotel in
San Francisco.
John w. Ellis, who played large part
in engineering the national finances
during the Civil War, died in New York
in his ninety.fourth year, after an i'll
ness of several years. He started his
business career in Cincinnati at the
age of eighteen, and by the time the
Civil War began was regarded as one
of the leading financiers of the middle
West.
Harry X Thaw, who killed Stanford
White, the New York architect, was
discharged from bankruptcy by Judge
Charles p. Orr in the United States
district court at Pittsburg. Attorneys
declared Thaw's recognized creditors
would receive twenty per cent of their
accounts. According to the bankruptcy
petition, Thaw's liabilities were $685.
l40, with assets of $l2S,0l2.
Work on what is to be the largest
Office building in Chicago, and the Sec
Ond largest in the United states, was
begun at Fifth avenue and Jackson
boulevard. The building will be two
hundred feet square and twentyone
stories high Double shifts of men will
require thirteen months in which to run
the walls up to the limit of 26O feet
now permitted by the city ordinances.
There were 14,S29,2OO head of live
stock shipped into Chicago during the
year 1910, according to the annual re-
port of the Union Stock Yards Com
pany, Just issued. The report shows an
increase of 141 900 cattle, 10000 calves,
1872 900 sheep, and a decrease of GIT 900
hogs and $4,000 horses as compared
with the previous year. 1t took 1861
cars to haul the livestock, which is val
ued at $350,000,0OO.
"A check for $67 1866 from the Rookie
Teller Foundation was received by
Treasurer /. D. Smith of the University
of Vermont, representing the first in
stalment of gift of 100000 made to
the university on condition that an adj
ditional 100000 be raised elsewhere.
The 100000 has been subscribed and
$217, 900. has been collected. The half
million dollars is to be added to the
endowment fund of the university.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
NEW KAWAIHAE
WIRELESS OFFICE
HAS BEEN OPENED

The wireless company's new station
at Kawaihae, Hawaii, was opened for
business last Saturday, and is in splen-
did working order, messages being
transmitted through it perfectly.
With the opening of the Kawaihae
station the pioneer station at Puako, a
little further down the coast, has been
discontinued. The new station is more
conveniently located for the company
and patrons who are travelling on the
Island steamers, which stop at that port.
The station is located near the boat
landing, and messages originating on
the steamers can be sent ashore in the
steamer boats and handed directly to
the operator.
The Puako mast will be brought here
and sent down TO Kahuku, which will
be made a twO-mast station. This, it
is believed, will improve the Kahuku
service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
DR.. KINCAlD, LATE PASTOR or /
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH, DIES

Ncws was received in tht city yes
tcrday Of ihc death Of Rev. Dr. VIII
jam Morris Kincaid. former pastor IL
central Union Church, who passed
away at Charlotte, North Carolina, ON
the end Of January, 1pti At the
timc Of bis death he was pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church Of that city.
Doctor Kincaid was born in Utica,
New York. about sixty years ago His
father was George Kincaid Scots
man from Inverness; his mother was a
French Huguenot. His boyhood was
passed in Utica, where he was prepared
for college in the public schools Of the
city. After four years collegiate train.
ing at Williams College in Massachu
sets, under the great educator, Mark
Hopkins, he graduated with honors in
1879.
His theological course he obtained at
the Baptist Seminary in Rochester,
New York, and his first pastorate was
at Cortland New York, from 1875 to
1878. He then went to Rondout, in
the same state, and served a pastor.
ate there until 1881, when he accepted
call to the First Baptist Church of
San Francisco. In 1890 he resigned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13

that position and let the baptist
church at the same time
In that year be became proshy
tcrian and received call from Min
ncap6lis where hc remained until com
ing to Honolulu in September. iSps.
Re was Installed as pastor of Central
Union Church on the tenth Of pccrm.
her " that wear, aud served here until
June, 1906, when he accepted call
from the First Presbyterian Church of
Charlotte, a congregation having a
membership Of nearly 1000.
During his residence in Honolulu.
Doctor Kincad became prominent
parsonage, and his departure was re.
GREETED by "A large circle Of friends.
lie took great interest in Hawaiian
affairs and his address at the Mohonk
conference in 1905. was hut one of the
notable occasions upon which he pre-.
scented local subjects for the consider
alton of the Nation. lie was credit
ed also with doubling the membership
of Central Union Church during his
pastorate. The degree of Doctor of
divinity was conferred upon him by
Williams College in 1904.
He was a warm friend of Harry
Pratt Judsou, president of the Uni.
versity of Chicago, and served asFuni-
versity preacher for that institution
last spring.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
WILL SCRUTINIZE
LEGISLATIVE BILLS
The Chamber of Commerce to
Act Jointly With other
Organizations.

The chamber of commerce trustees
yesterday decided to take hand in
scrutinizing all matters which affect
commercial and financial interests in
which the legislature has a hand. and
to that end President Morgan was au-
thorized to appoint committee to
act jointly with committee from the
planters association and the mer-
chants association. conference win
be held with President Il. o. White, of
tue merchants association and the
head of the planters association so
that the joint committee may get to-
gether in the near future and plan
for action.
j. r.. Cooke expressed the opinion
that this work should be vigilantly OBJ.
served as many important measures
were coming up before the legislature
this session.
The president was also authorized to
appoint representative of the cham.
Der to represent it at the Pan.Amer-
lean Commercial Conference to be held
under the auspices of the Pan.Amer-
lean Union in the new building of the
Union, Washington, D. c., during the
week of February 1918. Probably
George Mex. Mcclellan will be select.
ed to represent the chamber.
The purpose of this gathering will
be to make known and to consider in
practical and friendly manner, what
are the conditions and opportunities of
extending the market in the twenty
Latin,American countries for the
manufactured and natural products Of
the United States, and, reciproeally.
the market in the United States for
the products of Latin.Ameriea. Ii will
have in mind prominently, the ex-
change of commerce-import as well as
export trade-among the American
countries, because upon such basis
alone can the foreign commerce of any
nation be built up.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13

Other sections provide that "Sub-
stitute teachers taking the place Of
teachers in the elementary schools shall
ho paid at the rate Of 80 day Sub
stitute teachers in high and normal
schools shall be paid at the rate Of
$3.50
Teachers obtaining normal diplo.
mas will be allowed three years ex-
perience, beginning at $50 a month and
receiving their maximum salary in
seven years
"Teache having completed the two
years collegiate course in the normal
school shall begin at $65 a month, re-
ceiving the maximum salary in five
years.
The principals salaries have been set
as follows.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
READY To ACT
ON SCHOOL LAWS
Commissioners Passing on Ro.
visions Prepared by
Department.
fFrom Thuruday'. Aavsrtiscrl

The commissioners Of public instruc-
ton are well into their second week
Of work in the regular january session
of the board the revised laws and the
revised rules aud regulations being the
subject of discussions yesterday.
Many now sections have been intro.
duced into the laws aud others have
been revised. The rules and regula.
tions OF the board which control the
internal administration of the depart.
ment have also been carefully revised
and extended. As yet no final action
has been taken on either the laws or
what regulations have been discussed
and the commissioners start work on
the latter again at half past eight this
morning
A number of sections from the re-
vised regulations have been stricken out
so far by the commissioners as being
duplicate of sections in the laws and
consequently unnecessary. Superintend-
ent Pope has devoted several months to
the preparation and revision of both
these documents and if finally adopted
by the board they viii be presented
to the legislature and to the Governor
for final approval.
Revised Sections.
Among the sections of the present
law that have been revised by the de.
partment and which are now being
passed upon by the board. one is that
creating the board of six commission
ers itself, the revision calling for two
commissioners from the county of Ha-
wall, one from Maui and one from Kst
uai. The succeeding sections relating
to those eligible and also the number
constituting a quorum have been slight
~ changed
The section defining private schools
is revised and also that regulating their
establishment. The latter revised sec.
ton now reads "Any person desiring
to establish private school within the
Territory shall make an APP.
plication in writing to the department
stating name, proposed location and
course of instruction.
Another section makes the English
language the basis of instruction in all
schools and all schools where it is not
used will not be considered as either
Public or private schools and attendance
at them shall not be considered attend
anec at school in compliance with law.
New Sections.
Among the more important new sec.
tions introduced is one providing for
truant officers in the person the deputy
sheriff or any officer under him that he
may designate. The new section says:
"It shall be the duty of each deputy
sheriff to not less than once
each week visit each public school with
in the county district Of which he is
deputy sheriff, to ascertain from the
teacher or other officer or agent of the
department of public instruction in
charge thereof what children, if any,
of school age persist in absenting them.
selves from such school.
"Upon complaint made to any deputy
sheriff by any teacher or other officer
or agent of the department of public
instruction that any child Of
school age has persisted in absenting
himself from any school located within
the county district of which he is dep.
uty sheriff, such deputy sheriff shall i'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
Take it in Time
Just as Scores of Honolulu Peo-
pie Have.
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If you neglect the aching back,
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low.
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that / often had to scream. Attacks of
this kind came at regular intervals and
gradually my health was undermined.
l lost weight, had a poor appetite and
felt miserable in every way. l spent
hundreds of dollars for doctors treat
ment, and L used many well.known
remedies, but | did not receive much
relief until began taking Doan S Back
ache Kidney Pills. / was led to pro
cure this remedy by reading the many
public statements given in its favor,
and am now glad that ! did SO. This
preparation has brought me great re-
lief and has warded off return attacks
of my trouble. / shall always do what
/ can to make the merit Of Doan Is
Backache Kidney Pills known"
DOan' s Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 80 cents per box {six boxes $3.50
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
ONE TORPEDO BOAT
RAMMED BY ANOTHER

SANTA BARBARA, January IL
A series Of maneuvers today of the see
ond division Of the Pacific torpedo feet
here proved disastrous to the torpedo
boat destroyer Paul Jones, Aagboat of
the feet and commanded by Lieut.
Frank McCommon.
While the swift vessels were maneuv.
cring, the destroyer Stewart, command.
ed by Lieut. W. r. Lightle, rammed the
Paul Jones and nearly sank her.
The accident put temporary end 10
the maneuvers. Responsibility for the
accident will be determined by court
vi inquiry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
DISSOLVED,
FAMINE IS RAGING

PEKING, January 12.-The Chinese
national assembly, which convened on
October 8, was dissolved by the regent,
after a stormy session over guarantees
by the throne in regard to the respon-
sibility of ministers to the assembly.
Reports from the famine district con-
tinue TO grow worse, and il is asserted
that thousands are dying daily United
States Minister Calhoun has expressed
the hope that the United States will
again show its generosity by extend.
ing aid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13

None of the schedules or their con-
text has been adopted as yet, this
action being scheduled for today Is meet
ing. Yesterdays session came to an
end just as the consideration of the
salary schedule was taken up.
Other clauses denote the duties of
all officers of the department, from the
superintendent to the humblest teacher,
and the rules are made as extensive as
possible, covering everything possible,
from administration to holidays.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
TO STOP SMUGGLING.

WASHINGTON, January II. - Fol
lowing upon the recent exposures or
opium smuggling into the United States,
President Taft today declared himself
Ia favor Of strengthening tho opium ex-
clusi0n act II Is expected that as a
result Of the Presidents activity re-
newed energy will be lent 10 tho efforts
Of customs officers and the revenue do
partmept 10 stop the smuggling across
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
STANDARD OIL CASE.

WASHINGTON, January ll.-Argu.
ments were begun today in the famous
Standard Oh case, wherein the govern.
ment Is seeking 10 have the Standard
Oil Company dissolved as trust,