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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
en- eapnlie RepoIution.

Stnalfpnaen Charles ~. Sfwab
omgaaes meo Elarer til ell iuIoitGn.
Dig Hepolution | 8aSiobrifationcn
peo at bepare % npttiasisre De 90.
Ter. iom uoitrsmmer ira Sonoets
Staal. % Serniobrifer. elsie 8aier
oster ban at opiamle % oerpaa for.
ienbe giennem a~lminocliae RsrIeo.
ninger til oen peofommeube 6abrif
nprnleit ligaenoe Sp.
Get isrite praftiife Experiment oil
bli ouitilei / Soutb @etblebem, bpor
oe iiore bethlehem Stoolperfer er be.
ligaenSe. &erira oil DC opiamIeoe
@aier bli leSct siennem Nor til Tbi.
Iaoelpbia, -bpor De oil bli iolst aon.
~furrenee meo Oct iterfeite Vasfom.
pani ! be Jor. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
en- BY Brand.

Sra Bangor, Iaine, t~ele5raferes
Sen 3Qte April:
Srembrepet al en- itGrf Sino bar
en- Sloebrano,, iom brso no nar
Sisrnet al 9rtdo % Union 8aberne,
/ aiten praftiif taIt lagt belle 6or.
retninsscentref Rlliner % iiben at
flurne binbres forplantet Jig til BE.
boeliesltrsgene.
SIben raieoe iremoeleS peo Wio.
natstib, % beil aaercoe anretteoe
Srunoifooc qniIpgeS til $6,oOO,0oO.
5 ale DELI, al ,Spen CT Snobp9.
aerue flpgteoe fra fine Stem, og III.
timber er buSpiIoe. Mteo airfer os
oficntliae 9psninger / Aife fitbes Der
iao Steoer i5ieu, bpor Ser fan ifai-
res Dem 9aa cper Sopebct % paa at.
ben @aabe isrges for 0em.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
9en2oen Rai 1911.

Spis erperimcntet lpffcs, oil oisie
bulge @asfabrifcr Ssbct al foa Mar
bli nlniinoeli8e ale Gele al 2anoet.
bpor Der iinbes Germ. % Staalper.
fer. ebicaao oil funre iaa al i'm
8as ira uniteb States Stcel Corps.
rations Nasopne / 8arp; / 9irming-
bam, Ala, fra 9cnnesiee Goal anb
Sron Company; aIbanp os 1rop, q.
y, fra grrbon Sron @orfs o. |. b.
Get paaftaaes, at Den Sos, iom
unoiIipper fra to eller ire Wasopne,
er tilitr9ffeIia Til at opIpie en- sanife
itor Yp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Sprina 0rope.
,sobn sabcrg rciitc 1irsoas til
letter "&eralo".

,sobn goberg rciltc 3irsoag I'll
Gorrinatcn, y. Iof., bpor ban az
teoe at iorbIipe | CONNER.
Better Werma9er al Wtlnrin9'
ton rciite iorleocu til Glnn Gountp,
". Tof., bpor ban ianmen meo I'm
9rober ifdl ori.e en- 9umppiog.
- Mrs. Sacob Srecngen | Sprin9
8ropc osoe Srebag Den 21oe aprtl,
so Nur annmeI. 9egrapellen fariot
Den 2Soc Stco ira Den norif' lntberlfe
airfc; Eait. Sobnion icrretteoe.
Caledonia ifal Der Den 9oe Wfal
nibol0eS ct ipecielt @nlg FOR at be-
.itcnlnne, ON Der ifal uoitcoes Bombs
Tor $4,000, 6pilfen Sum lflIoc be-
mites til Snbfisb al Cont og OpIs'
relic al Gitp Soa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
RapIobet meo Dozen.


Mrs. Warsnrct Gain 9rofpn, Ell
Gotter al ben nfbsoe aobberfonge
@arcils Cab, Scr / ct 8aplsb mco
Gsben bIeu fsrt meb ct Grtratog ira
M%ontana til &ew 9orf Suab ON
ceo en- Operation at reooe benoes Sip,
CT i 2sroogs, noGle iaa Elmer efter
6rcmfomiten afgnnct peb 0sben / lin
Wooers Stem b%eriteos.
Mrs. gromn bIeo plubielig ipg |
Gnoconoa, Wont., bpor bun opbplot
ii1 paa ct 9eisa. Set bar ct Sierte.
tilfGlbe, % forat rebbe Sioet gialot
oct ON biirtigit mulia at iaa bragt
benbe tiIbaee til Nelp gorf. ct Or
trotog blep beitiIt og leoiaget al lin
Srobcr, TO 2Gser os en- SpgepIeierife
forIob bum Anaconda Snsbae %
naoeoe Neiu Yorf 6reoag Iften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Swenion / Rriitiania.

Sra ariitiania telesraferes b.n
26be april:
2aurit5 8. Spcnion, ben nlreris
fanife Miniiter til 5GtpeiS, iom rp':a
blcu lIbnGurt til Il. 9. Winiittr iii
Norse eiter Scrbcrt s. ., Ieiccs,
iom bar taaet sliifeo, cr anttmnct
BERTH ior at foniercre nleo 0tr. Heircc
og trpfie Sorbereoelier til at ouer'
ta9e embeoet / Suni. Zen me Ni-
hitter uctalte lin itore 5ilir.oSbeo
meb llbn9pneIien, "a ban er Sen al
l,orife SorGlore % iclu taller Norlf
Hnnenne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Sshsfnlb.

N'iiS gnnic Honllo bpbe | fine
6orGIbrca, Ntr. og Mrs. Better Z.
RoulIos Stem / Seiper Somuihip
iihite 2erboa. Sun pnr 10 Nar CANT
mel. Miis HomIo bIcp ipq al Barrie
lamnteIic Tor ca. s Wounc0er iibcn,
% SpQocmmcu uopiflebc iia iencrc
i'll cit Grt SubcrfnIoic. 9cgropcIicu
fore9anr ira Ncu IScr. Strife / Scipcr
StrSbao bcu 2bcn Moi. Guitor RoSs
misieu forrctter. Som ct @epiS
roa, Of nfbsbc houoc taIriae |cnucr,
fou rpones, at bun poo lin Ts6Sboa
mobtoa oper 60 @rcufort mco Sra.
tltIntioner / NrIebniuQ al lin fsS.
ieISboa. iom niIoe inbtruiict Sen.
bag, ON bun bopbe Iepet iaa ITnac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Snnbt mango Tcuae.

: ofSsbe Riia elisabeth 1cnS.
Iings @oIia pao Gait 0toin Strcet
farht ma Der ON Gugcn, i0et mon
por iiGrS mcO at Bicnuemaon bcnocS
eftcrloNte gienoeIe, / en- Qommel Sui.
iert. Ser itob ! ct GrrcIie opeupaa,
$4,000 / @uIbpenQc. : en- Iiocn aoS,
ic / et aIGbe2uhlfte ianbt man
S1,1i0 / @%apirpeugc. NJ osmmc
efter GeugereS Wpnticrie, moo Sc
bope Iigeet eiemtc / Suict / minSit
10 aar. aioo6e eitcrIoOer its / set
heIe life u~bctpOcIiQ Gienoom. Otter
bpoo ri ioritoor. bill set meitc oerai
9on no al Son0et. ga Sc iIeite al Sr.
u1ugerne Dor / 6raufria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Nabent Srep
iii Sfanbinaper / be 5prcneSe Sta.
ter, Gmerifa.

Win Ssi, ariiien guguit aoloe.
riip, isbt / galeiintO, Horee, 19oe
Scptember 1875, iorIob Siemmet |
1900 OF mfom irn Sismano til San
Srancisco / Sertember 1901. San
opbolot Jig iibe1t meo forifieaig Be
ifiGitigclie, pGicntlig iom Sismano
/ apitfart, / Staterne Oregon %
@aibington i omtrent 1 aar. s Be
.gpnbeIien ifrep hun til &iemmet, men
iiben 6te gusitit 1902, ba ban fom
tiIbage pna en- Sisreiie til Seottle,
8afb., fra Cape Some meo III. 2.
u. z. @mren", Der tronsportereoe
Trooper poa benne Snr, = bar ieg
intet 9rep erboIbt ira BAN. San Dor
oa MebIem al Sailors Union OF Sbe
Iaciic" % piloe oereiter ienere relic
til San francisco.
: amerifa antog ban Hapnet sc.
u. @esiel". San er al miboels SPIT
De og bapbe fom S9rfienoe ct ar peo
oct enc Die.
Spis noeen | De iibite aar ifnlbe
bape paotruTfet BAN og filnne gipe
3eoaftionen eller mig ielp en- ON NOT
iaa lioen Weooelelie eler Splpsnitg
ON BAN, pilbe set meo itor 5afnem-
meIigbeb mobtages al bans i~sr5enoe
Sor9lore,
Bib. s. &olberup,
Ioiunft.
ariitiania, 5b. Seftpes 8aoe 45
Den 1Sbe Ipril 1911.
Scno "OeOrob.Roiten" til Sleyt
oa Ienner / bet gamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

Wrs. Warb Snnb osoe nplia / lin
son, aopcfat 0tartin i. 9unos
Sicm | Scattle. aiosoe par isbt
8srien ueo 1ronobiem o. blep 81
anr gommeI. Sun citerlaoer Tia for.
noen ben nGpnte Ssn TO andre gern,
Sobn Srno ! Nilaca. Minn., % Mrs.
Minnie llreii, 2abp Smith, @is.
Rinbesabefumitcem / Seuncpin
Gonntp, Ufinn., ices alereoc at pprc
/ aftio 8irfiombeo. Zen iorbereoer
MI bl. a. Ell itsrre Sriluitsieit iom-
men meo aomiteen / Hamiep Count
IN. aomiteen beitaar al Gbas. "
0ulbp, Carl Sanien, Senrp s. @iert-
ien os 6. 81. 3eece.
9emofratif Yuiu @op. ct Isoc
al 0anbetS lebenbc Semofrnter ifal
nfboloes | ct. GartI, Minn., Den i2te
Sunni. Man penter, at oper 100
fremitunenbe Gemofrater fra 9afota.
ltoterne, Soma, Wontana, Soabo,
@ci5inaton, Oregon o; m%iiIigens ira
@isconiin o1 @ihiaan bill Bill nGr.
pGrenbe.
Jprite Yrrmie. On norif Gleftri-
fer, 3. g. Senien, err blet t%ilfienot
fsrite Yr9mie for ct Soreorag, ban
forleoen bolot for SunftionPrerne I
gbiionfompaniet / Netp Oorf oper
"9be Sbcprp ano practical appltca.
ton Of alternating Currents. 6lere
al De opgtisite Sneenisrer tog Gel I
aonfurrancen.
9nnt Sepcriun, en- pelitaaenbe
norif Sarmer / We9eao County,
Minn., er aigaoet peo Osben % blep
b~egropcn forrige Snsoas fra Bergen
Ienigbeos 3irfe al ben norife Sp.
ilobe, Yait. Z. s. 0abls aaIo. III.
oeoe pur isbt / Horore aurbol, Bal.
oers, / 1853 % uopanorebe I'll ame-
rita / 1871.
Eaitor z. ". Snnbberg al Bet
ipenife Misiionsforbunb osbe iibite
ltae / minneapolis, SO gar gammel.
San bar isbt / 9lefinge / 1912 %
fom til gmerifa / 1866. Com Brett
bar ban Der pirfet paa forifienige
Steoer, iaaleocs / aeofuf, Sa., ct.
IauI o. Gbicaeo. s flere aar bar
ban lit Samfunbs @iceformano.
Srn Caroline Iretanber, aopofa.
terne Sobn % Subpig Irctanoers
DIOR, er ifslee Telegram aigoaet oeo
Cohen / ariitiania, so aar gammel.
SSoruoen DC TO nGpnte Conner eiter-
laoer bun iig Ssnnerne aaptein ".
q. oa Taitor 8. q. I~rctanber % en-
Gotter, ium er gift meb &onierpator
albert 2anee paa @iospolb. On
Sen @eore bsbe iom fatolif Treit /
st. Saul for 6ofpunoet sar iioen.
iSril arctanber par iuenif % Ell an-
line al @obeIitiftelieps SrnnoIasser,
9llireo 9obel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
2ff Ncres Naritt

Inn AZ Dtil fra minneapolis. 70 Grres Nser,
oelpis Serlorb. San inbbpItes 20 Cons uos
m9rfet So. ocipie 3emptbi, enbc! COB Sfoa
10 9ooe Sdoiegange. goot 8ebo 'lieSbls.
-Sarns'. 9orn Cribs, 80 Sob Nfaitinitur,
Spnlepns, SpnIebns; Ell baip Nfil III Stpte'
a Wtl III natter. titeri9 Snbilp, $500 pr'
"..s q enoel stoss 9erltolio.
*. q. KnItson. Eier. Becker, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

StHal0s SO @eres opoprfet
5arm mteo 8psniuser. Ter Ntil fra N2iu'
.neapoIis, TO gfil fra SporooenslinIe. Jor
lirrinerc llioerretnine ltr . til 6reO 9abI'
berg, ". go. 3, Sp2tIns, MiWi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Wnt Il : Qnnbfpntl

Gn ~inSsoaembc Snipeftion al DC
mango private 1sSielsanitaltcr or be-
orSret al Somos 9oorb Of Control.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

@nitap Slaime Nisien bar ncoiat
iia iom Saaisrer | Pcrtlano, Orc
aon, San cr fsbt al norife 6or9l'
ore / @aibirgton. 9. 6.
aenpuns Gitermanb. Som Seno'
tor " z. aeupons GitcrmarS er til
asiiiterenSc @eneraIaopofat DC Der.
ireeuoc Sruitiaaer uonGpnt Sames
u. 6omler ira 1ennesiee.
Ut muScrne Sanatorimm oil BIZ
oprettet i Sron Mountain, Mid,.
"Scanoinouian SoipitaI asiociatiou"
er bIet oraaniieret mcS bette 6or-
maoI. en 9pgnina til ct aoitenoe
al minolt $4,000 pil bIi cpfsrt.
llourpncIie. Ir. II. 6. Soriano
or al SnOrcScpartcmcntct uSnGpnt III
Superintendent al @ino Care Natio'
nclporf / soufb Iafota eitcr &ilns
IS. Yiider, ION, bar, taset afifeo. Nr.
gorIanS ear iaaitiaet al Ssia'or
Gamble.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

Qaar Dc ffriper i'll spertersnoe,
iaa nqr iao penlie al meaoe!e. at
De faa here's advertisement / Re.
eorab.Rofen-. Get ffrer ZEN ben
beoite gebanoling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
SorffieHiet.

Ten fatulfc Grfebiip !. :. acale
/ S%ub,iaiic. &a., bar toget Iflfeo.
San er - Nar aammel.
Npt II. z. QanSfuntur. Get me
II. 2. 9anSfontor / Timber Safe, e.
Oof., aabneS Sen lite Wai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Notwithstanding
Ten 29oe Nprtl.

esp ct. pas,t SpGam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

Genb "OeOrob.Eoiten" til Sleyt
oa 8enner / BET gamle 2ano.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18
FIERCE DRIVING
OF CAR NO. $40

Complaint has reached The Star
in regard to another case Of reckless
automobile driving Fortunately no
one was hurt, but 1t does not alter
the fact that there was a narrow
escape, and two men had the unpleas-
ant experience of getting their cloth
ing badly besmattered by the liquid
mud that the wheels of an auto SQUIRT
ed into the air. The number of the
car was $40, but it also bore card
with the letters s. G. CO., together
with a number that could not be seen,
as it was dangling freely owing to
the speed of the car.
It was shortly after eleven o'clock
that the car was proceeding down
Hotel street towards Waikiki at
furious pace. When nearing narrow
Punchbowl street, speed was slacken-
ed slightly, and without any warning
whatever the machine shot round the
corner at a speed that must have been
over twenty miles an hour, incredible
as this may seem, The right wheels
were with a few inches of the side
walk, and as they splashed through
a pool of muddy water, a shower was
sprayed on two friends who were talk
ing on the corner. 1t was impossible
to get out of the way, for there was
not the slightest indication that the
automobile was going to turn into
Punchbowl street, and no one would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18
MANY GIRLS IN
VOTING CONTEST

The great masquerade ball of the
Ellls, at the carnival, which opens at
1880 o'clock on Tuesday evening
next, promises to be one of the big
gest social functions of the year.
Hundreds have arranged to attend
and there are many who are getting
up some very beautiful costumes,
while, Others, of course, are planning
to look as anonymously entertaining
as possible with their freak costumes,
all en- masque.
The voting contest, to send some
lucky lady to the coast on vacation,
free of charge, is looking up" as the
saying is, and the following names
have been suggested by their friends:
Miss De La Nux, Alice Ward, Louisa
Mossman, Grace Carroll, Leila Dink-
lage, Bernice Dwight, Lottie Mer-
chant, Violet Mckee, Callie Lucas,
Emma Lyons, Carrie Crewes, Trixie
Taylor, Honey Voss and Alice OAR
cey.
George O'Neil is in charge of this
popular voting contest and names
should be addressed to him at p. o.
Box 42S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18

expect a car to attempt such a feat
at so high a rate OF speed.
AS the machine shot round the cor.
ner II seemed as though Il certainly
must crash into the curblng on the
left-hand side Of the road, and the
driver yelled at his helpless victims
as he tore past IL was indeed skilful
driving The chauffeur must be Civ
en- credit for that.
After the reckless driver had
dropped his passenger at the Johnson
house, he Immediately had speed up
again, and with his exhaust unmuffled,
and the roar splitting the night air,
he resumed his dangerous pace, and
shot out of Punchbowl street into
King street.
Had there been a vehicle or a per-
son even standing in Punchbowl
street, it would have been impossi-
BILE to have prevented an accident,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18

The POSTMASTER didn't have a set
list of speeches to announce, so he
apportioned the talks among the best
speakers present as best he could.
He did pretty we'll too, until he an
nounced: "The toast Our Absent
Members will be responded to by
Mr. Blank H. Dash" Then everybody
laughed, loud and long. Why? Because
Mr. Blank H. Dash has lost an arm
and leg.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THG
UNITED STATES, FOR THE ter.
RiToRY OF HAWAII,


THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff, VS.. PACIFIC SUGAR MIL
ct AL, Defendants.
Action brought in said District
Court, and the Petition filed in the
Office of the Clerk of said District
Court, in Honolulu.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, GREETING:
PACIFIC SUGAR MILL "a corpora
ton organized and existing under and
by virtue of the Laws of the Territory
of Hawaii; THE TERRITORY OF
HAWAII; KEAU LIILH; KOLOU;
KAMAIPELE; E. KAUHI, whose full
and true name is unknown, wife of
". K'EAU, whose full and true name
IS unknown, deceased; LOUISE OOKA,
LA, SARAH PAUKA, ELIZABETH
WAIMEA, ROBERT WAILUKU, SAM.
UEL WATKAPU, DANIEL MAIZENA,,
unknown heirs at law of N. KEAU,
whose full and true name is unknown,
deceased; r. P. KUIKAHI, whose full
and true name is unknown; ]. HUI.
MEKU, whoee :ull and true name is
unknown; NAONE, wife of ]. HUME
KU, whose full and true name is I'M
known; ELENA, wife of 8. w. HOO
MANA, whose full and true name is
III known; 8. w. HOOMANA, whose
full and true name is unknown, hus.
band of ELENA; SAMUEL PARKER;
ANNA KAILUA, JULIA KIHOLO,
FLORA WAIKT, HELEN KAUHoLA,
CARRIE KEAUMOKO, MARTHA KAI,
GERTRUDE LOA, WILLIAM PAU.
WALU, THOMAS KTPAHULU, FOR
STER NUU, DAVID KUAU, FRANK
LANAI, CHARLES KOELE, and
HENRY PAALAWAI, unknown owners
and claimants,
Defendants and Respondents.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Petition in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the District Court of the United
States, in aud for the Territory OF
Hawaii, within twenty days from and
copy of Plaintiffs Petition herein, to-
sether with a certified copy Of this
Summons.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff will
take judgement of condemnation Of
the lands described in the Petition
herein and for any other relief de-
manded in the Petition.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE SAN
FORD B. DOLE and A. G. M. ROBERT.
SON, Judges of said District Court,
this 25th day Of October, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and ten and of the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and thirty fifth. .
(signed) A. E. MURPHY,
(SeaD Clerk.
(Endorsed)
mo. 65 DISTRICT COURT OF THE
q. s. for the Territory of Hawai-.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
VI. PACIFIC SUGAR MILL, ct 81.
SUMMONS. ROBERT w. BRECKODIs
and WILLIAM t. RAWLNS, Plain
u Attorneys"
UNITED STATES OF AARMRldA-.
Territory OF Hawaii, City of HoAslu.
| lu-ss.
], A. E. MURPHY, Clerk Of the H.
trict Court of the United StAtas q
America, in and for the Territory and
District Of Hawaii, do hereby earthly
the foregoing to be full, true and
correct copy of the original Petition
and Summons in the case of THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VI
/ PACIFIC SUGAR MILL Of oil az ~.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18
HAW Allan STAR
DAILY AND sEM1-wEEKLY.

Daily published every excep Sunday by the II
newspaper Association. Ltd McCandess Building Bethel st
II
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-18

mo. 65 DISTRICT COURT OF THE
q. s. for the Territory of Hawai-.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
VI. PACIFIC SUGAR MILL, ct 81.
SUMMONS. ROBERT w. BRECKoHTs
and WILLIAM t. RAWLTNs, Plain
u Attorneys"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17

II 4nals' where the natives subsist on a diet low
m protein and rich in energy the inhabitants are
poorly developed physically and their general condi-
ton Is less satisfactory than that Of AngloIndians
ana otner colonists who live under similar conditions
Dll on more generous diet The same has been
noticed in China and japan too
what Is true Of the development Of national char
acter as result Of food habits is true though &c
lesser extent perhaps in the Of individuals and
scientific Investigator have recently been looking
into the relation between limited diet and retarded
OF arrested development in the case Of individuals
Dr. Z. F. LangWor ~, the Government expert in
charge OF nutrition Investigations in the Department
OF Agriculture recently made SPECIAL report on food
customs and diet ID American homes
The fact that the food supply materially In
huences the animal body he said, is Of particular
Importance in respect to the diet OF young children
and clearly shows that there is good reason for the
general belief that in childhood the diet should be
generous as well as composed Of suitable food ma
terials.
Fortunately for the United States tie question OF
physical deterioration cannot De raised with reference
to the people whole The large capacity for use
full labor and the high average reached as to the
grade OF work performed conceded BY careful stu
The compare lively hii standard as regards family
and community hygiene and sanitation, and other
similar factors, undoubtedly have bearing on these
questions. but no one doubt that diet exercises
influence which is certainly not less great than
any Other single factor. and the American diet as a
whole is varied and liberal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-17
WAY Naon Up Ony Of the Food Thev r.

principal staple Of their diet is conceded by medical
investigators. It must not be understood, however,
that there is anything undesirable in rice as food
the lamentable consequences in the case Of the
Orsntals being their excessive Of that article
as food and the consequent lack Of meat and
other protein-containing foods in their diet
Rice is a good food, containing 81 per cent Of
nutriment but it IS not allsuffieent- It contains
but very small proportion Of protein, the stimu-
lating factor in meat Without the stimulus for
stimulants" which meat provides, people subsist-
ing upon a starehy diet incline to the opposite ez-
IRENE and crave narcotics
Herbert Spencer adopted vegetarianism by way
Of experiment. but after year he was SO struck By
the deterioration Of his literary output during that
period that he gave it up
It has been observed, too, that vegetarians who
have before adopting that regimen, been moderate
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To take more than the required amount Of pro
TEN into the system viii not only co no good but
in the majority Of cases results in positive harm
and the same is true Of the energy-producing con
sttuents OF food.
The food of nation is determined to a large ex-
tent by circumstances. people whose natural food
resources enable it to select we-baanced diet de-
Telops physically and mentally under the most favor
able auspices, whereas nation whose food selection
Is limited is bound eventually to deteriorate
Thus the Indians Of North America lived not alone
by hunting and fishing, but cultivated a number OF
1000 plants on an extensive scale Maize, beans
pumpkins and sunhowers were the most common
crops indian corn being easily first All kinds Of
animals Dlrds' nsh and shell fish were eaten. and
large supplies OF such animal foods were dried and
smoked 1or Winter use. Bear fat and animal fats
generally were collected in quantity as was oil from
le SEED and on the whole the diet of this
race was WelEo@lanced and calculated to bring cut
the best Qualities latent in the noble red man
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The most general national error
in diet seems to be a lack Of ball
ance. Food has two functions-to
build and repair body tissue and to
furnish energy. For the first essen
tial, foods containing heterogeneous
material, such, for instance. as lean
meat. egg white and the gluten Of
wheat. must be eaten. while for the
other essential the body requires
foods containing fats and carbohy-
drates. The average man requires
about five times as much energy
producing food as tissue-buiIding
food, and unless a national diet is
based upon this proportion it is de-
icient, and the error is bound in
time to show itself in the national
character.
The average man, for instance,
should eat sufficient lean meat. eggs
and bread per day to furnish him
with quarter Of a pound Of pro-
TEN or tissue-building material. and
sufficient cereals, vegetables. butter
and fat to supply his body with one
and a quarter pounds Of fat and
carbohydrates. or energy-produclng
elements
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ownership Of four
islands OF the Pa
~ cifc opens ing Of
the Canal. These
are being connected with each
other, and also with the mainland.
by concrete eauseways, which, while
preventing the passage Of an
enemy's ships, will serve incident
ally as a breakwater to protect the
Canal against injury by the terri
&c storms that sometimes rage in
that tropical latitude.
Heavy guns viii be mounted on
these islands, and the group Of forts
on the Pacific side will probably
be the strongest il The worlds
Veritable American Gibraltar. The
group at the Atlantic end Of the
Canal, however, viii be almost
equally formidable, defensively
speaking. In each group will be
mounted a number Of the great Il
inch rifles, which are weapons only
surpassed in terrific capacity for
doing damage by the mighty 16-inch
gun now at Sandy Hook.
The Notifications viii all be
underground A hostile feet ap-
reaching from the ocean viii see
nothing but a slope Of grassy
greensward, whether on the islands
OF on the mainland. There will be
nothing visible to shoot at, for the
great guns viii be hidden In con-
crete lined pits, from which they
are uplifteG mOmentarily by their
disappearing carriages to deliver
their fire.
Quite a distance in the rear Of
each of the two groups OF forts will
ba three large pits, each containing
four 12-inch mortars - weapons,
which, pointed toward the sky,
throw huge conicaI shells, filed with
high explosives, with such deadly
accuracy as to drop them upon the
deck Of a battleship six miles away
with a fair degree Of certainty.
The locks Of the Canal necessarily
are vital points. and these will be
defended by field fortifcations''-