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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

Bndtrt evidently tho Man n hs Tailor ehop
appcars
eating The food that intended n highly
o.
story yesterday about certain literary wl known
Honolulu excellent story There Is only fault
% find W s { Z 5 not true.
The story the eject that Fleming recognized today
the b the United States seized the Agonaut
earthquake and himself Jo
he chad with
The fact Of the matter is happen know that John Fleming Wilson
had the
the the
they later burned while Wilson
at
M having been living together months
happened have in his pocket with the
the Argonaut-t repaid by the publication
aercatiOn with
The his ng paper which
remarked before
of his friends Francisco
Ito haveb putting J0SHER
X
enterpring journal
the Fuure
Moan HASN'T been dead quite month That's enterprise
against government all
much the Striking
to- business but hears of frequent changes
particular buting in the of the interested
so lon as well
is mighty get away comopolianim of
guilty of brmdism Take the
Hoch
der Kaiser'', "KonOh fat choyl' and 'fHOot mon!'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
SIDELICHTS


The community be unduy Every
talking In terms Of wor reducing mathematical equaons clarifying
knocking
about cabbage
Doctor Ramu and the peo association characteristics
and habats Of ookwms board health
An visible mnadies
He all perneatng He yard boy
the Hawaiian equivalent for Filipino because
ton of ga bad SMELL
oherehez le ver disease threatened
being the target for multitude
tenemns Ah but Madame the
notbing.'
Mortality infants Chinatown year.
the four preceding through the increased
the oriental fabric of life womridden.
As win be Observed he
dd with hem probably bOOkws building
ordinance for instance by this time probably
accommodating bookwom that there nothing left
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
The Situation in Cuba
The Nation.

Gen LOynaz del Castillo, candidate
nounees that there win be President should seek
reelection We do not think that he greatly The Gomez
administration
and nstgang assassination Thus La Discussion recently
said; at is undenabe that hying passing whole
country account this of ordering killed. Lueh @
the number mysterious twenty
All Of the anGmez declared that the
which Gen Pine retired from the getting well after
he had presidents lieutenant whose
Nobody punished of this kind
brief Cuba has aboht the Il has had and this
be particularly Notifying because
intervention that
elected succeed him there certainly tfoba
aud, we fear fresh complications for the unied
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
UNsTUD1ED EVOLUTION.

listening explanation of theories
big when fairly well that it real society,
nowadays
drawing examples that sounded
husband said well
intellectually understanding
expositor puts particularly kind
thought it
skip and land it Honolulu west of
the Ammo DOmini 1911 Then snother
the with
a the east side of Nuuanu
of houses
siuon toilet municipal acts real estate
agents bitulthic
the idea have to evolve much Only
ability paikau (waver that D profit of mill the
support bail
money really this but
building ordinance
As the first
like hundred
necessity building ordinance though why,
| lon
artistic, absurd
explaining replied that after
thoughts
ing building ordinance
dysentery baby Then husband
the baby and pay expenses
1T like evolution of thought
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
KONOHI

The cook has left his pots pans the yadboys fed town.
The aundrymap missing and the milk jugs upside
Nor hide hair of Chinaman about the place ee-
The of the pgtais all are keeping KonOhi
Konohi Konohi,
Chop uey, shark fins, samchu and lichee
We've lost cook and yardboy,
Our good boy and our hard boy
They whooping up the feast of Konohi
Home cooking is fate for dismal days.
The merits of mothers pies shall full often praise;
Next week clean shirts will reign again. milk will grace tea
For Sing and Wing win have keeping
Konohi, madd ming Konobi,
Your clothes marred with soapsuds
Your hands sights see;
The Chinese and their reve
You direct to seek the devil
With all the heather rites of KonOh.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

to prevent the attack. Keep It at hand
ready Tor instant use. Many mothers
do so, and II saves them much uneasi.
ness For sale by All dealers, Benson,
Smith 4 Co. Ltd. Agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
PLAYTIME.

evolution took place when the kindergarten
for big playground Chinatown Besides
anything evolve
couldn't find leverage enough boost itself out of orb
transit, my expositor puts it.
My husband playground only hundred
evolution made applicable TO
governmental forms whole nations
thing like about evolution of thought is the big words
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
INTERESTING TO MoFHERs-How
TO CURE COUGHS AND COLDS.

10 UUIIA uouu4aa AND UoA4Ds'
There Is one subject which always IN.
terests the mothers Of young children,
and thar is how to treat their coughs
and colds. or 10 ward on a threatened
attack Of eronp. For this purpose We
can recommend Chamherlhlnis Cough
Remedy Il always proYea beneficial
IN ease of Group it should be gives ~
soon - the eroup eoueh appears, % e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

Frank Flores, q Porto Rlean, vas
yesterday arrested for an attempted
assault on Aze, . Japanese at the cor.
nef Of Mannakeg and Hotel street
Flores pocket kBife Is nov eYldenee
against hlm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31
v1vE HANAHANA.

the AM particularly human i'm
mately succeeding letters
placed in the necessity during the
and deposng contribution the tin main Waiting
noticed hestation
of
heom buhing like a smuggling
There the whole
physical the public
limp fe speadeagled depart
still battery of franticay
Investigated
of investigation ecpsed
probably ihe
desk writing his pile of stacked high pbe
Doubtless practising
abseny his forehead call a clerk
would like with his trembling with
call another
Sometimes would him
'Gve building back of the Judiciary building, he
of building, says
"a hall welprop
man.
gets of He another
JONES'
n please sssr,' says
the land Tell him
says he gentleman Shortly appears trembling.
drainage Kah wikiwiki
his marked land though
patent land beyond comprehension
"And, Jones, tell the Governor to step this please
stt-rs,
gentleman.
with face
say gentleman coming with
system. Miss
going
will land Klua
land That's all, Jones
But will always make such themselves
4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

~ I/w<@E
When great many people
decidedly despatch Washington
which stated that Champ Clark had been duly elected speaker of the
everyone interpreter
elevation Speaker
However something attracted attention and nothing
knowledge
nothing Japanese
less the Big Island announced that HranO had been fined for running
blind pig The japanese editor seized the item for his but
dictionary that he could find there anything tell him blind
might be Finally he wrote the item this
Honorable hosry Honolulu yesterday
appeared the honorable judge and found guilty cruelty
eyes of pig the animal
blind. Then through running
pig he was fined fifty dollars
The special delivery potoce
long time and the pooee staff has been tap for the quick delivery of
letters bearing the same but few people to have go on to the
fact that their Uncle Sam is standing
point Honolulu for the small of dime For the benefit friends
interviewed Postmaster Pratt this week and this is what he tells
At any time between in the morning and eleven night letter
written The mail box nsnea eys " minutes I A. Vu @ % H , t
delivery bicycle
Postmaster tells that better to write Especial Delivery pnly
the letter. that will the
in at the Office will not have to wait the twenty minutes less the
This beats the service all to although don't
knock the entepang hurry city
with and parcels only mention Uncle He
viii take letter to Waikiki for dime and do it quickly For the same sum
he will out far Fort she other place within the
back to
Some people all abOuti now but do not
Eagan secretary
White House the
who fifty thousand
the report correct there will be one hustler in the White House, Eagan
allows his
tell about it. he tells about it, and takes lot to sidetnek him
Eagan Honolulu passing through
When o
Manila Times object
the planters
to do their
him
Hawaii fat happy and fairly clean, matter his
native g Along with agan taken two local and
". O. Smith and Wnfrid Babbt the official
Naturally the chat the
Fpinos Filipino habits, Filipino
abruptly
Fipo Finally
climax Manila description
with the especial Filipino ailments
When n Smith gently in a
reminiscent voice
hospital every day eghthree -
Eagan failing
cigar Babbit cigars
poketuL"
f'Thnks responded the visitor CAS- saying,
pita every day for -
think n Legislature OF -
at pretty tough but lots of the others through
CATER back let's University Club
clegg says is o 20 a man
behind
newspapermen began talking
diseases drop
slipped onoOker genial Saturday
in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

Some slipped the onoke
Yesterdays
otherwise he would
invalid sentmenay lately evoked That
in regard much aniJapa
Of spite because writer that called
eapons criticism Of Editor sh effort
broad outlined
grabbed petty argued upon
onooker would taken that having
bdened him narrowly
aniimytng The ouoke win deeper
than ihe pigment Of Tie ln published
aspirations and hopes there hehad syabss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-01-31

News as It Is Printed.
Uncle Sans Messenger Service.
Trying 70 stop Martin Eagan.
sidetracking the Returning One.
Wilson and the ArgOnaut.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

Larger doses than these have been
used in this and foreign countries.
the larger the dose the more effective.
and where the proper precautions
are taken there is absolutely no dan
ger. The drug is perfectly harmless
II it remains In an insoluble state,
and therefore the necessary direc-
tions should he given to patients to.
avoid. on the day OF treatment. the
use of any substances that render
thymol soluble. namely, oils. fats
and alcohol. Butter and milk and
even little cream i'm coffee should
be forbidden.
Patent medicines. on account of
their alcoholic contents, should be
avoided.
The intestinal canal should first
be cleaned of any particles of undi-
gested food. and also the excess of
mucus invariably found in the tract
OF the hook worm subject. This is
best done by giving a dose of sui
plate Of soda or magnesia. After
the bowels have been cleaned out,
thymol is administered usually In
two doses of half hour intervals.
1t should be given finely powdered
and mixed withequat parts of sugar
of milk in cachet or wafer. to pre-
vent the slight turning produced by
1t. Some physicians place the finely
powdered thymol on the tongue.
Ii may be administered i'm capsules.
but experience teaches that it should
never be given in tablet form. The
thymol is permitted to remain in
the Intestinal canal for several hours
aud second dose of sulphate Of
magnesia or seidlitz powder is given
to remove the thymol.
THE TIME OF TREATMENT.
Physicians differ. Some admins
ter it in the morning. having given
the preliminary treatment the night
before. and some give 1t at night.
We advise for several reasons, ad-
ministering It just before bed time.
(The preliminary saline having been
given in the afternoon). First, the
PATIENTS quietin bed. Second, there
is less danger of his taking some pro-
hibited articles of food. and third,
the saline can he administered earlier
in the morning and the patient per-
mitted to take nourishment.
II every home In Louisiana had a
sanitary closet, and the inmates used
1t, hook worm would be eliminated
from our State In very few years.
There would be material reduction
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

in many OF the other diseases due to
soil pollution. namely, typhoid fever
and diarrhoeal diseases, which cause
the loss OF so many valuable citizens
each year. Stiles latest statistics
show that in six OF the Southern
States 81 per cent of the farms have
no closets at all, and that the re-
naming 43 per cent have the type of
closet that is no better than none
at all. from the view point Of soil
pollution and the fly danger.
There is n law i'm the Sanitary Code
which says that all closets shall
have a water tight container for the
reception of the human excrements
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24
Taken from the Quarterly Bulletin iss

MILD TYPES OF TIE DISEASE
There are thousands and ihous-
an-Is Of those mildly infected who
g'' along, year after year. feeling n
little below par. not being sick
enough To go to bed, and often not
sick enough 10 consult physician.
This il. the class OF people from
which the patent medicine man rcaps
his harvest. Patients of this type
may complain OF dyspepsia. palpi-
tation Of the heari; they ale puny.
frequently have headaches. are ont
of sorts. feel indisposed, and may or
may not present a slight visible
ah'Inia, although hemoglubin test
wild always show Il reduction OF tie
henoglobin.
In n small folder distributed
throughout the State from the
Health Exhibit Train. the following
suggestions are made:
II you are puny look for hook
worms.
II you don't know what else il the
matter with You. look for hook
worms.
II you look for them and don't find
them you are no worse for ii.
Ii you do look far them and do
find them you are better OFF, for you
ar. In position to get relief.
The microscope is the only posi-
tive way Of making diagnosis.
II you suspect you have hook
worm send specimen OF frces to
the State Board OF Health; 1t will
be examined free ri charge and a re-
pert :aade to your family physician
or direct to yOn, and no one else
Will ever know Ii. We will send you
upon request mailing case with di
rcctions how TO send specimens.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

negro, teaching him about the cause
OF disease. and how to prevent 1t.
This should be done for the welfare
OF all.
Control OF physical environment
In the interest of health Is now con-
sidered the duty OF every communi-
ty. Prosperity increases In direct
ratio to improved health conditions.
Hook worm disease, inducing. as
it does, low vitality. Is a most in
si,luous foe to progress. When the
Injection is general, Individuals and
the community alike are lacking In
energy and aggressiveness.
The remedy is simple; education.
as to cause and effect. Ignorance Of
the cause of soil pollution and its
result upon the body.
A State wide effort to get rid OF
the insanitnry privy with Its attend
ant evils Ia worth while-the pros
perity Of the State, the lives, health.
and happiness Of its people. and the
education of the children demand 1t.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

The Parish superintendent. at
their annual meeting in Baton
Rouge December 2l-23. 1910, endorsed
these regulations and promised the
the Board OF Health their hearty CO.
operation In their efforts to improve
the sanitary conditions of our pub
lie schools.
HISTORY OF HOOK WORM DISEASE.
The disease has, no doubt, existed
Tor many years. Its cause was de-
scrfbed by an Italian named Duf.ini
In 1913. About ten years laterit was
clearly demonstrated that the ex-
treme anemia SO prevalent In the
northern part OF Africa, known as
Egyptian chlOrosis, was hook worm
disease. 1t became epidemic among
the miners in st. Gothards' Tunnel
In 1879, and greatly retarded the
completion OF the work. Later II
was found to exist I'm many Of the
foreign countries. The disease was
p.obably brought to this country
by the Importation of slaves from
Africa and. no doubt, has existed
here for more than a century. The
first cases in this country were re-
ported In 1888 Mrchof the so-called
malaria aDemia Is due to hook worm
disease. As early as 1854 physi-
clan in st. Mary parish reports the
presence OF four dirt-eaters among
the negro slaves on every plantation
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

THE CAUSE OF THE DISEASE.
The primary cause of the disease
Is soil pollution. which means the
detiling or contamination of the soil
with feces, the prevalence of the dis
ease depending on the degree Of soil
pollution, The character OF soil is
also an element in the production of
this disease. sandy soil being much
more favorable to the growth of the
larvae. Undoubtedly heavier in
fection exists IN sections of Louisi-
ana where sandy soil prevails and
where the habits OF the people are
such as to induce soil pollution.
The life of the hook worm is from
three TO ten years.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

which shall be protected from the
flies, and said closets must be kept
in a sanitary condition at all times.
The recent amendments to the SAM
tary Code governing schools pre-
scribes standard model, a ''Stiles
Sanitary Closet" or something bet
te-, for the public schools through
out the State.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24
Work VIII Soon Start

after you ta4e DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their fine
results. Constipation and indigestion
vanish and fine appetite returns
They regulate stomach. liver aud bow.
els and impart new strength and energy
to the whole system. Try them. Only
25c at all druggists.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24

in that vicinity. 1t was not until
1901 that much attention was given
to this subject. DIR. Stiles ard DR..
Harris began their work In the
South. anc demonstrated the dis
ease i'm all the Southern States. The
results OF Stiles investigation among
the cotton mills hands in Georgia
and the Carolinas were simply APP
palling, and 1t was his report that
prompted Mr. Rockefeller to make
his munificent donation to- assist In
the eradication OF this disease.
In addition to the Southern States.
Infection has been reported from
California and Nevada. In Califor-
MIA among the miners it is of con-
siderable moment. Among the Hin
du aliens in San Francisco IT was
found that Sc per cent of them were
Infected. A systematic investigation
of American islands of the Samoan
group showed an IS per cent infec-
ton.
THE NEGRO.
Hook worm disease IL quite CON-
mon among the negroes, hut the
symptoms developed are not so Sc
we're as In the whites. The negro
seems to have an immunity to the
parasites. Burdell. of South Caro-
lima, in series of two hundred ex
aminations found 10 per cent infect
ed. They are the source of the great
est part Of the spread of the Infection
in the South. and when we consider
the large number Of negroes In Lou
isiana (7OO.0O0) and their utter disre-
gard for the primary laws of health.
we READILY realize the Importance OF
e lucating and legisla ting for the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1911-06-24
Concluded rom last week.
The Hook Worm in Louisiana
Concluded from last week.
Glance aPremnary Survey of Infection of the State,
With Suggestions to Causes of Infection and
Methods Of Prevention.
the Louisiana state Board Of Health.l


ITS CURE AND PREVENTION.
The most fortunate and encourage
ing aspect OF this whole subject is.
that the disease can be easily, cheap
~ and effectively cured, and its fur
Their spread absolutely prevented.
The treatment should always be ad
ministered under the direction of the
family physician.
It's cure. In Thymol we have "a
specific The results OF the Porto
Rican Commission show that one
dose of this drug cured fifty per cent,
and three doses at intervals of seven
and ten days cured over ninty per
cent OF the cases treated.
The quantity used. Doses recon-
mended by Stiles.
Under years old............. ~ grains
From ) to 8 years old 49,. IL
From 10 TO IA years Old. 80
From 10 to - years Old. 45
From 20 to SO years old. 60
Above 60 years old.......... As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-27
UNA GANCA

Quien desea adquirir un mobiliario
para sala, compuesto de doce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos bntacas y un sofa,
MADEIRA eurvada de Viens, tiene ahora,
propieia oportunidad.
Hay adnass, dos tocadores para Sc
hora, una mesa centro de sala, una Ca
ma de MADEIRA y una de hierro, un Ia
vabo y un ropero.
Este mobiiiario esta ccmpletsmente
nuevo y puede verse, en- la casa ndmero
38 de la calie do Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-27
ADMoR.: M2auel Mascara Garcia
iIsF0RMkCION De ARECIB0

LOS menesterosos y desvalidos, los
olvldados de la fortuna, yestiran de Ia
ma en- las pr6ximas nayidades, gracias
a la actlvldad desplegada por las Ga
mas que forman Ia institution '.Soc;e-
dad ProtectOra de Mendigos''. los
comerclantes y con ellos ell pueblo
espontaneamente han ofrecido ayudar
para atender la vestimenta q. han de
usar en- este invierno los pobres de
Arecibo. Els I'm acto generosa el que
reallza nuestro humanitario pueblo. Y
una prueba fehaciente de 10 mucho que
lntlnye aqu1 la mujer para meiorar
nuestro ambiente.
Con La Corte de Fara6n'' reannda
manana su temporada en- Ell "Oliver''
la aplaudida Companla de zarzuela
que dlrige Ell primer actor Cefer;no
Barraj6n.
La Compail{a habia dado cuatro fun
clones en- este pueblo, pero por tener
que atender a un compromise de Aqua
dilla, tuvo que suspender su tempo
rada.
: Los artistas que for1nan dicha ''tro1,-
ppe" han recibido muchos aplausos de
nuestro p6blico, y a juzgar por Ell en-
tusiasmo reinante, Sc desbordara'' 81
"Oliver.'
Iii servicio de alumbrado p1blico }la
meJorado notablemente, vi6ndose, por
tanto, realizadas las asplraciones dol
lngeniero Sr. Ramos Casellas, los cua-
les consintieron en- sacar algo prove
choso de las reparaciones cue Sc venlan
hacienda en- la planta electrical.
liza '%Sociedad Thalia,'' arrendadora
del Teatro, traera 4 Arecibo Ia gran
Companla de opereta y 8arzuela en- Ia
que tgura la genial Esperanza Iris
La noticia nos halaga mucho poroue
grandes deseos tenemos de yer desfilar
por nuestro Teatro ma C0mpai1ia bue-
ma.
III Julclo contra los po.icfas Ferrer
y hernandez, a1n no ha s1do senalado
por la Corte Municipal.
Nos dicen que la cosa carece de i'm
portancia
III sabado q de los corrientes llega-
IA a San Juan procedente de Espafia.
Don Fernando P. Ledesrna y su distin-
gulda familia, quienes cuentan en- Are
cloo con nunlerosas amlstades.
La fanlilia Ledesma pasara una tenn
porada en- San Juan y regresara des-
pues a su residencia.
La cOmparSa perruna de Lara v Co.
nos invadira la pr6xima semana.
Hemos visto uno de los programas
y nos han gustado los trabajos que 6i-
cha empresa ofrece
Els probable que Ell dia destinado K
Arec,bo en- la Feria Insular de Diciem-
bre pr6ximo, sc lleven en- tren especial
a la Capital, todos los niilos de las es-
cuelas p6blicas.
corresponsai
Octubre IS, 1911.
Observation-Disclosures TFvVVTTVvvVvvvvST0VVS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-27
DIRECTOR. 4. w&geE As@@a&as

Hoy terminamos de publican Ell
Problema Puertorriqueno'' tema de-
sarrollado por el esclarecido Abogado
ESr. Luis Munoz Morales, para la Con-
ferencia de Mohonk-L Lake, y leido Ell
dia 81 de los corrientes.