davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20
Staunton, III.
Cenjeni sodrug,

Cenjeni sodrug!
V prilogu van poSiljam "a enc
ga novega narocnika ma mas de-
lavSki list "Proletarec.' Obenem
prilozim VAN tudi $1.OO "a tistov-
nj sklad, da bode MOI z baton"
boil pritisnil, ko pride z fiSanja
nazaj. VEN, da DO spocit, ko Sc DO
malo okopal V friSni vodi. Zelel
hi. da bi Sc tudi drugi naroGniki
'Proletarca'' spomnili svoje dol
znosti, da bi pref ko mogoee po-
slali svoj delez. Pregovor pravi:
kar storlS lahkO danes, ne odlasaj
ma jutri. Tega maj hi Sc drzali ma
rocniki. Vsak delavec, ce Sc lie
kolickaj zaveda, mora priti do "a
kljucka, da je nujno potrebno po-
vecati mas list "Proletarec". Sal
vendar lahko vsak sprevidi, da je
on edini v Ameriki, XII Sc v resni-
CT bori "a delavce in Nth napre-
dek. Ce stori list svojo dolznost
"a mas delavce, c~itatelje, zakaj bi
ga tudi mi ne podpirali? Cenjeni
citateljil Zapomnite 81. da list,
kakorsen je "Proletarec" nina
nobenih pOstranskih dohodkov.
kakor jih imajo kapitalisticni: ne,
vse kar ina on je, da mora caka-
II, KAY bono mi narocniki rekli.
On caka ma mas. mi imamo dolo6i-
II: ali Ostane vedno tednik ma sti-
rih stranch, ali ga hocemo pove-
cati. Polagam torei ma srce vsem
cent. narocnikom, da maj 81 dobro
premislijo in prevdarijo polozaj
naSega lista, in ce pridejo do "a
klJucka, da je list prema.jhen. da
ga Je treba povecati, tedaj ma de-
10 in pokazimo, kaj Sc vse lahko
stori. ce lie hocemo. Pokazimo
drugim, da Sc zavedamo svojega
razreda in kaj delavci lahko vse
d~osezejo, &c imajo voljo. Torej ma
delo! Vsak narocnik mai da so ct.
pa imamo list lahko poveGan v
enem mesecu ali Sc pref. To VEN
dar nj veliko. 80 ct. lahko vsak
da, kteri kolickaj della. Ponovno
YAM khtem: ma delo, ne odlasaj-
mo ma jutri, kar storimo lahko da-
mes!
Il delavskim rszrednozavednim
pozdravom.
A. Ausee.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20
-KAPITALISTICNA ZAROTA v
CHICAGO.

Odkar je Burns 5 Svojimi de-
tektivi pc narocilu kalifornijskih
kapitalistov ugrabil brata Nc Ma
mara. jr tudi cikaSkim kapitali-
stom zrastel greben.
BE cd nekdaj ie bila Strokovna
organizacija stavbinSkih delavcev
Chicago trn Y peti kapitalistom.
Temu Sc ne cudi tudi noben della
wee. Xxi We, da skoraj V malokate-
rem mestu SirOm sveta so stavbin-
ski delavci tako dobro strokovno
OrganiZirani kot V Chicago. Osem-
urni delavnik je danes V v~eljavi
pri vseh stavbinskih strokah. Tu-
di vecina Ctrok della V soboto lie do
poldne. Tudi place so Sic povsod
kvisko. Cd zadnjega izprtja pa
do danes so bill skoraj brez izje-
me zmagovalci pri vseh Stra.jkih
V stavbinski stroki lie delavci. ke-
dar je SlO "a ~zviSanje place. skraj-
SAME delavDika ali n%epotrebnih
Sikan V delavnici in ma stavbiscu.
Da TAXA strokovna organizaci-
ia, Xxi krajsa profit. ne more biti
kapitalistom vSec, o TEN nj treba
dvomiti.
Kapitalisti Sc skoraj V vseh go
spodarEkih bojih napram stavbin-
skim delavcem podlegli. Zgubili
so bitko "a bitko in zeli poraz "a
porazem. V vseh bojih so kapita-
listi rabbi vsakOvrstna sredstva
prot organiziranim delavcem. Ma
dOstoJnost MISC gledali nikdar!
VZllc tenn so pa organizirane vr-
ste delavcev ostale nepremaglii-
vet
Zdaj grabijo "a zadn.je sredst-
vo pa tudi najgrse in najostud-
nejse! V zvezi S kapitalisticnimi
easnikarji so izumili sredstvo. ka-
kerSnega 81 zamore lie satan V pc
klu izmisliti. Zaprisegli in zarotili
50 Sc, da 5 podkupljenimi pritami
spravijo nekaj unijskih odborni-
kov ma vislice.
Ze v enih zadnjih izdaj smo po-
rocali, da je bill professionalism pre-
tepac in vbijalec Gentleman (po
domace Dutsch) vstreljen v 60
stilni. Kasneje je primal Moss
Enright, odbornik "a delo unite
"a vOdovodna in parma monters-
ka della, da je Gentlemana vstrelil
v silobranu. Gnetleman je DO IL
povedbi Enrighta prvi strel.jal ma
MEGA. 1zstrelil je diva strela. ma
kar je on (Enright) potegnil sa-
mokres in izstrelil vse naboie ma
MEGA.
komaj je izpoved Enrighta pri-
sla V javnost, je kapitalistiGno ca
sopisje zakriGalo: "Enright je DO
narocilu vbil Gentlemana. Unijski
odborniki SO dali nalog Whit Gen
tlemana. Ma v%islice Z mimi. sus-
pendira jmo ustavno z~ajamGene
pravice kot leta 1886. Kdo so ii
odborniki9 Ma vesala Z mimi"
Tako je tulila k~rvizejna kapi-
talisticna %svojat kapitalisticnih
casnikih. Najglasnejse med vse-
mi sta pa kricala Examiner" in
American, XII sta last znanega
Hearsta, Xxi V svOjih umazanih
kalifornijskih cunjah pise, da maj
p~Osljejo brata Me Namara ma WIS.,
lice.
Socialist nismo p~rijatelji sile.
pa tudi ne z~agOvarjamo vbojev.
To povemo, da mas ne DO kdo 20
pet razumel narobe, ker je vsled
kapitalisticnega huiskanja afera
Enright Gentleman tako tesno
zdruzena z della vstvOm. da je v "a
govoru organiziranih delavcev lie
tezko lociti popolnoma osebo cd
stvari. Mi hoGemo v tenn za4ovoru
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20
JEDINI IZHOD.

DelavSki polozai je vedno boli
kriticen. To mora primati vSak
opazovalec. kteri nj povrSen in
ktcri Sc ne ia zaSlepiti Z razno-
vrstnimi olajSavami, ko So navad-
nezem pesek V oci.
Kapitalisti razpolagajo Z naSim
del m IA kruh Dovoliio nam de-
lati. ali pa ne - kakor Sc Jim po-
ljubi. Kadar delamo. daio nam
komaj toliko. da ii zamorcmo ku-
pitt najpotrebncjie ~ zivlienie.
&c m pa brez della - u .ioj trri
para in stradai. kdo Sc briga, Ii
soGe naSih bratov delavcev vSakO
leto umre naSilne Smrti. ker ne
morejo podnaSati razmer. V KITE
rih Sc nahajajO. StotiSocc Jill pro-
pade gmotno in moralno IL ravno
istega razloga. Nash otrok ne mo-
reno povoljno izobraziti. Sc V
nezni mladoSti moralo ma delO.
iiccrc delavcev polnijo bordele.
ker drugaCe 81 ne morejo ZaSluzi-
ii "a zivljenje. Samoum0r. blaz-
most. %pijanstvo. bolezen in prera-
ma smrt gospodari y prostimi ro-
kami nash vrstah.
Zdi Sc. kakor ia hi vse zlo clo-
veSke druzbe osredotoGalo svoi IL
pliv ma delavski razred.
In vzrok je razumljiv.
Privatno laStniStvo induStriie
pritiska yes delavSki razred v
hlapGestvu. Kapitalisti poseduie-
io industrialna podjetja. Delavci
81 vsled tega odViSni OIL prvih
glede della. Dovolijo nam delati
samo toliko. da mas drzijO pri xiv
ljenju. Pozenejo mas IL della ka-
kadrkoli Sc jim zliubi. Pohablja-
jo mas ubijajo mas vsled pomanj-
kljive varnosti pr delu. Use to
delajo lie cato. da imajo vec.ji pro-
fit. NaSe otroke p~onizujejo ma nj
vo suznosti; naSe hcere podiio V
z~ivljenje sramote. Kapitalisti IL
stvarjajo razmere, Xxi mas gonijo V
vsako zlo in koncno V prerani
grob.
Zakai je tako? Zakaj hi morale
biti tako V dezeli neomeienega bo-
gastva kot je Amerika?
Delavci vsega sveta izvrSujejo
potrebno in rabno delo. Ako hi Sc
delavci samoosvobodili in preje-
mali polno vrednost svoiega pro-
dukta, iZginilo bi vse zlo.
To Sc lahko zgodi.
Ce bi delavci glasovali Ease. IL
volili bi lanko svoje candidate.
lZvolili bi lahkO lokalno. drzavno
in zvezno administracijo. Tedaj
zamorejo velika in majhna indu-
strialna podjetja - tovarne. rud-
nike, z%eleznice it'd. - proglasiti
Ia kolektivno lastnino vsega ljud-
stva. cd kterih hi imelo dobiGek
vse delavno ljudstvo. Ma ia naGin
hi bio zajamGeno delo vsem de-
lavcem in delavkam in vsakdo hi
dobil polnO vrednost svojega pro-
dukta. Da bi pa zamogli vsi liud-
Je delati vsak pc svojem kori-
Stnem poklicu go skrajSal hi sc de-
lawn cas- magari ma , 49, 4 ali ,
uri.
Tia vIiki socialni preobrat hi
odstranil vse ekonomsko hudo.
ktero mas. delavce danes tlaci. Ka-
pitalistov hi ne bio veG, da hi "a
grinjali profit. Delavstvo hi bilo
gospodar cez svoj polozai. DELAY
ci bi %ustvarili razmere. kakorSne
Je treba, da je clovek po svoii ma
ravni zelji sreGen, zdrav in pod
ucen; razmere. Xxi bi odprle pota
visjim poletom in udobnostim "a
vse ljudi, med TEN ko so danes
masam ljudstva zagra.iena in "a
prta z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kiln
cavnicami.
To hi bill socializem. In to DO
prislo, kajti drugega izhoda nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20

Ste Re obnovili narocnino Pro
letarca"i - &c jo Sc niste, stori-
te to takoj, da Sc Yam ne ustavi
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20
NASLoV ~tADDRESSl;
"pROLETAREC"

sl+f Blue Island ave. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-20

Tako je koncal IA mas pomem-
bni dan. Ne BIO nam tako kmalu
IL spomina. Naravno da je piknik
tudi gmOtno vspel mad vse sija.j-
no. Cistega dobicka bo. kakor Sc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance prohibiting TIL,
accumulation and heaping o
Manure.
"BE IT ORDAINED, by
the Council of the Town of
Big Stone Gap, Va, that it
shall be unlawful for any
owner, tenant or occupant
of any premises to have,
permit or allow to be, or
remain on the premises in
his, her or their posses
sion. ownership or occu-
pancy, any accumulation
or heaping of the manure
of any animal for a longer
period than five (5) consec.
utive days during the sea
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
CHURCH NOTES

District Conference will not
convene at Appalachia this
year on account of the new
church at that place not being
completed.
Five stone churches, which
will cost $4,000 each have been
planned in the Big Stone Gap
District, three of which are in
progress of construction.
Six reyiyals are going on at
present in the district, and there
have been 500 conversions up
to date.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Contract
Awarded

The contract for the Federal
building at this place has been
let to the Plowman Construc
ton Company, Of Philadelphia.
their bid Of fS9,337 being the
lowest.
We understand that work on
this magnificent structure will
be commenced at once, and will
be completed in about year.
When this building is finished
Big Stone Gap can boast OF one
of the finest public buildings in
the South for a town the size of
the Gap.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
LOCAL ITEMs.
For Mayor Biz Stone Gap
GEO b MNERS.

p. H. Wood, of Bristol, was
in town last week.
NJ G Ely, Il prominent bust
ness man of Jonesville. was a
guest at the Monte Vista last
Saturday
w Il. Morris, of Lexington
Ny, spent sunday in town.
w. S. Beverley spent Sunday
at Gate City, visiting his father.
DR.. and Mrs. D. r. Orr have
both been quite sick the past
j. L. Bostwick has been sick
the past week with grippe.
Mr., and Mrs. G. f. Blue, OF
81. Louis, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. G. L. Nash, at
the Monte Vista Hotel.
Ella King and brother,
Charles, of Athens, arrived in
the Gap Saturday night on a
visit TO relatives.
) r.. Bum went over TO
Bristol Friday 10 attend the
funeral of his father, who died
Thursday. Mrs, Ralph Her
schey and little son accompan-
led Mr.. Bum, on their way
home to Pulaski.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

Civil engineer Rhodes. of the
Virginia Coal aud Iron Co has
been surveying n line through
town this week, from near the
Interstate Railroad station, to "A
connection with the Wise
Terminal Railroad near the
Guests River Bridge, and cross
ing the Norton Coal Company s
spur. Norton Free Press.
Mrs. ID. G.. c. Gnmer went to
Bristol last Friday TO visit her
son, Guy Ill. Gilmer, who lives
in that city.
AT a special meeting Of the
board of supervisors OF Pulaski
county ON Monday the sale of
Pulaski district road bonds to
Well. Roth Il Co, of Cincinna-
ii. was confirmed. The amount
OF this issue will be $40. 900. and
delivery will be made about
April This means an early
start for good rouds in Pulaski i.
Ii viii not be long until South
west virginia viii be gridironed
with good roads
The D,rh,. cool ,f;,.;,, ~
of I,povyiii. On I.,.i w
5oe ocra troc, ~ nooI i r.'3p 4.
Darbvv;lle .o co,,,',, Nv ~,
,nd r,,ci,;n.r, ,.;Ii =. .
ed f,rIy Nv rho ,,'a,i ~,
cry neaJed vyili 81, Cav XIII.
ontnut al eo6 tons "" ,'ii,
inciuJo dircct cnrrc,t gn,o,. -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

The League has had a dona-
ton of nine packages of lawn
grass flower seed from Con.
gresham Slemp, which it has
decided TO use in the cemetery
This will be scattered i'm the
large central plot, and 10 is
greatly desired to enrich this
plot also. If anyone wishes to
donate fertilizer towards this.
~ viii be-most acceptable. As
the new law for stable manure
piles goes into effect March 10.
some residents may he glad to
know OF "a place to dispose OF
the surplus, il would be of great
benefit to have any amount
scattered in the cemetery.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

son OF the year beginning
March 10 and ending DC.
tober is, unless the same
be sufficiently covered or
protected to prevent the
access of the house fly.
Any violation of this or
diaance shall be punished
by fine of not exceeding
Ten $4,000 Dollars and
not less than One ($l.0O)
Dollar, for each offense."
I, A. l.. Witt, Recorder, do
hereby certify that the above is
q true copy of the records in
my possession.
A. l.. WITT.
10 IL Recorder.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

Forms Noreu- WISE CorNr,
iako thismcihod of announcing ms
9elia candidate Tor Clerk OF Wise Conn
~ shalt subject myself 90 The wishes
oi tlo Republican Convention with Do
gard io my nomination.
ll ilht Convention secs ht to nominate
me Shall endeayor 10 make au rnthusns
i.' cnmNign not only for my own elcc-
yen nut for The election of the other
Republican candidates
lnni nominated by this Convention J.
pledge those who ARE nominated my
EARNEST support
li elected 90 THIS office promise prompt
Md efficient service in the performance uf
my duties of course ir i lad mot felt
qualified Tor the position would MOB
have wtde Oils announcement
Thanking each and every voter Zoo ad-
vance iur whatever interest hc may take
100 my candidacy, ann.
ours very truly,
y u SrAiLAun
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
FOR SALE

Pen Plymouth Rocks, . hens
and rooster, So; Pen White Lag-
horns. 3 hens and rooster, S.,
two Plymouth Rock roosters,
each 75c; Berkshire sows and
pigs.
Come and see them.
Phone 81. d. E. ALLEN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

A telegram from Texas on
Monday announced the death
of Mrs. a. NJ. Coins at her home
in that state. She was sister
of II. l.. Brown, of this place,
and was the widow OF the late
A. M. Coins, of Jonesyille.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

--'-----------------------
Mrs. J. NJ. Willis returned
Thursday from n week $ stay in
Cincinnati, where she bought
beautiful line of spring milliu-
cry and dry goods.
The Wise Printing Company
has just received the largest
assortment OF popular books
ever brought to Big Stone Gap.
Call and see them.
Mr. and Mrs f. e. Scott. of
Knoxville, are visiting relatives
in the Gap this week
W Y. Kennedy, of Umatilla.
Fla, is visiting his father. j
w. Kennedy, at this place. who
Is very III and not expected to
live.
The Baptist Ladies Aid So
ciety viii meet Thursday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. w. 4.
Goodloc at . o'clock.
The fun brother OF Miss Ruth
Prescott's beautiful Spaniel
won two first prizes at the
Piitsburg Dog Show ON Mar. B..
Messrs John w. Chalkley
and II n Fox lcfton horseback
Saturday for Hazard, XIV. ,on
business
w NJ. Currior, manager OF
the Currier Lumber Corpora
ton, at Glumorgan, was "a
business Visitor 10 the Gap
during The past week.
Messrs. j NJ. Harvie and j
N. H.. Anderson, of Richmond,
were among the guests at the
Monte Vista last FRIDAY.
w II Whited, Of Bristol. was
IN town last Friday
G. ID Tate, of Coeburn. was
in town one day last week.
nesdav for I.on;syilio 'v DIN, Gn,.
daughter, Eruestine, and Will
,s ei''i,'u H.. ',i i.i,, "a. Ior some Tune
c " nav '''' 0''''' 'S '"u'' n'eNicol
''
Cali and see the large assert
ment of popular books lust
T rgGg'Vea 10y the WISE Printing
va F''"'
O. NJ Brown. Of louisville.
was il Roanoke Tuesday
ROANOKE INES
T. NJ Youno has ,oyod bi.
family from Norton 10 his
place and tbev occpny tho
Bruce propertv adioini1o the
residence of Dr. ID + Orr
Paul Duncan. of JonesyiDe
Baker. in the Gan a T. few doy vs.
last week ''
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Karl
S'oehr thursday, son.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

'' tN' '''ln "i w use oNhtY
hereby Announce myself q candidate
ior iicrF of Circuit Court of Wise Coun.
o., for election to De held in November.
lHl subject however. to the desire and
wishes off the Republican party OF this
county earnestly solicit your support.
md wili appreciate anything you may do
i"f ur Your very truly
d ID DOuroy
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Social Committee.

Mrs. IL $. X. Morrison, Chair
man; Mrs. Alex. Anderson, Mrs.
Nash, Mrs. w G Painter. Mrs.
j b Ayers, Mrs C. Il Blnuton
Mrs r. A. Ayers, Mrs. Mayo
Cabell.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Finance Committee.

Mrs. Isaac Taylor, Chairman
Mrs. w r Peck, Mrs w. ANIL.
lard, Miss Sarah Cochran. Miss
Madge Dingess, Miss lrma Orr,
Mrs. ~ Q. RIDER.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Art Committee.

Miss Lizzie Polly, Chairman:
Miss Vera Willis, Miss Margaret
Bullitt, Mrs. VIII Alsover, Mrs.
George Taylor, Mrs. Karl
Stnehr-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Dr. Kings New Life Pills
The best in the world.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA: IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Wise County, ON the
sth day of March, 1911
Rosa \ Dickinson.
vs.
Charles II Dickinson.

The object Of this suit is to obtain A
divorce, vinculo matrimonia. it appear
ing by affidavit that Charles II Dieken-
son IS nonresident Of this state, il Is
therefore ordered that the said Charles II
lliokenson appear within fifteen days after
due publication OF this notice. in the
Clerks Office Of our said Court and do
what is necessary 10 protect his interests
it is ordered that copy Of this order be
published in the Big Stone Gap Post. a
weekly newspaper OF Wise County, for
four successive issues, and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of the
Court House as required by law.
a Copy-Teste
c. \. JOHNSON. Clerk.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Committee.
Shade Trees Committee.

Mrs. @. G. Cochran. Chair
man; Mrs. ID. c. Wolfe. Mrs. j.
NJ Goodloe, Mrs. Mollie Horton
Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. l. Il.
Perry.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Civic League Column

EDITED BY tue LEAGUE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

Meetings, First Friday of Each Month,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Junior League,

Mrs j G. Nesbit, Chairman:
sam Nickels, President, Mar
garet Petit, Nice-presidcnt,
julie Bullitt, Secretary
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15
Press Committee.

Miss Baumgardncr, Chair
man; Mrs Il. b. Alsover, Mrs.
d O. Nesbit, Mrs. r. r Goodloe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-03-15

Meetings, First Friday of Each Month.
AT a meeting of the newly
elected officers of the League
the following committees were
appointed:
Membership Committee.
Mrs. Skeen, Chairman; Mrs.
w. II. Carnes, Mrs. Craft. Mrs.
Petit, Mrs. w. T Goodloe.
Mrs. John Goodloe.
Private Homes Committee.
Mrs. j. l. Mccormick. Chair
man; Mrs. Benedict, Mrs. II. II
Young, Mrs. G.. S. Rowe. Miss
Cook, Miss Heiner, Miss Georgia
Bostic.
Streets Parks and Public Grounds
Committee.
Mrs Irvine, Chairman: Mrs.
w. S. Mathews, Mrs. X. d..
Baker, Mrs. Il r.. Goodloe, Mrs.
Rhoades, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. j. p.
Wolfe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02
WHAT MUST Be Done.

No one questions that the exper-
fenced members of the Board of
Health know how to tackle cholera
situation
There may be some doubt on their
part whether the community will back
them UP in carrying out vigorous
measures If this is SO, no time
should be lost in dispelling that doubt.
AT the Board of Health meet
ing held recently the statement
was given out to the press
that houseto-house inspection
would be instituted eff conditions got
worse. Presumably the delay is
made on account of the expense of
many inspectors The Bulletin
would respectfully suggest that the
best time to institute such measures
is before the condition gets worse.
In one and only one way can the
authorities make up for the damage
in loss Of life and injury to business
of this cholera outbreak. They must
check the advance of the disease
quickly and go at the problem so Wig
orously and efficiently that the travel
ing public will have perfect con-
fidence that although cholera cases
and plague cases and what not may
appear in Honolulu, the disease will
be headed off and wiped out SO
promptly that the Honolulu res
ident and the traveller need have
no fear from the disease, nor Of being
seriously Inconvenience by quaran-
tine regulations.
Not only should the measurers for
immediate cleansing and observation
Of known and probable infected dis
tricts be instituted but such work
should be followed up with the active
campaign plans for reclamation, con-
domination and sanitary civilization of
many districts of the growing city of
Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-03-02
GAINING SPEED IN TRANS.
PORTATION.

Gains in speed and carrying capac-
ity are generally assumed to be more
likely made in land transportation
than water. Present indications are
that the mediums of water transport
tatiOn are to have their day.
An 8,000ton motor-boat is being
built in Hamburg for argo-carrying.
A 5,OO0-ton cargo and passenger liner
is about to be laid down on the Clyde,
to be fitted with internal-combustio
engines. These can be started in five
minutes. 1t takes fifteen hours to get
up steam in the usual boiler engine.
With oil fuel not alone is money
saved, but cargo space which is worth
money. When 200 tons of coal are
daily fed to an ocean liners fires the
problems of space, weight and cost
run rapidly into big figures.
The same reasons account for the
swift increase in size of ocean pas
senger liners and for the use of tur-
bine engines The new Cunard tur-
bine liner Of some 10000 tons dis
placement will make her twenty three
knots an hour easier than a smaller
boat, AS size increases in proportion
to the cube of one dimension, and
water friction and wind resistance
only about as the square of one di-
mension, increase in size may be made
to furnish either higher speed or a
larger proportionate space for pas
sengers and freight, as the designer
prefers,
Increase Of the size of locomotive
engines and cars on land is limited
by the standard track gauge The
late f. II. Hartman said we should