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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09
GOOD GAMES
FOR TOMORROW
P. A. C.s Will Struggle to
Gain Lead in
Series.

The games of Baseball scheduled to
be pulled OF Icy the Oahu League teams
tomorrow look good to the eye. and
there will no doubt be n big turnout
to the games.
The teams have been putting up fine
games OF late. much to the delight OF
the fans. II ls hoped that the teams
keep up their good performance to-
morrow. The sec ond game shodid be a
peach. as II will he struggle for
championship honors. I'm way
The Stars and riawaiis are to meet
In the first encounter, and there liz no
telling which team viii win. for both
have been out OF luck this series 70
far. although the Stars have been putt
ting up some hard fights against the
big fellows. They are determined to
win this game from the popular Ha-
wall nine. and II they can do It they'll
be wonders, as one of the fans has
stated. Manager Dreier Of the Hawaii
bunch claims that his aggregation Is
' just lying back this series, but will
spring a surprise when the champion
team of the series meets 1t In the
fnad games of the season. Alec De-
sha arrived this morning. and 1t Is the
intention of tine captain, Desha, to have
him In the box. Alec has been doing
great work for the champion Mooheau
team Of the Hilo league In one game
he was pinched by the umpire for not
i touching the home plate, the umpire
taking five minutes to trace his foot
prints before he called him out. but
Alex will be careful In future. He
says that he was great umpire. The
rest Of the teams viii have their usual
lineups In the field. The Stars will
not take any chances In the coming
match. and Myers will do the twirlinG
for the nine. For some reason or 9TH
er. Apau has been on the bench this
! second series instead Of In the box.
Second Game.
! The pennant chase now lies between
1.-THE struggling Portuguese nine and the
crack American Japanese team, which
has the best infeld players on the
island. Kidoo Chillingworth believes
there viii not be much trouble In de-
feating the p. A. Cs. with George Clark
in the box. The Portuguese nine. on
the other hand, believes 1t has just ~
much chance of winning the game as
has the Nipponese outfit. and this ques-
i tion viii be settled for once tomorrow
Afternoon.
The game will no doubt prove an
interesting go. as the team that can
pull out on top will have a good chance
of winning the series. II looks now
as though the Nipponese will be win
ners, after a close game.
The p. A, Cs. have been working to-
gether In fine style of late. and Man
ager Paresa is well pleased at the way
his men are showing up. One great
loss to the team Sunday will be the
absence of Soares behind the bat. az
he Is n valuable man. Soares has met
with hard luck this season.
| Joseph will he at the receiving end
In Soares' place, and he will no doubt
make good, The p. A. Cs. have Some
heavy sluggers, and the J! A. Cs. will
need a good twirler In the box to pre-
vent them from swatting the sphere to
all corners of the field. Souza, Bush
nell and Flizer are sure hitters most
of the time. and they have an eye like
an eagle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09

something to me II can lower the
present record. It will be some time
before | go over to the Coast, how
ever, as | have two more races to
pull on here. When they are done
with l will make my final arrange
ments and then you can just watch
Jimmy make cloud Of dust right
across the continent"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09

The recent cool spell Of weather
has raised apprehensions among the
oyster growers as to set" this sea
son Smelling of grounds Is just be-
ginning, but there are no signs OF
spawn because of the cold water.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL.
-. SPORT '.::' ....'..
. = . = q q q q q y = q q y q q ,
oPoRT CALENDAR

4 II Managers Of baseball and 9TH
q er athletic teams would notify the :
q B u lie IL n Of the dates Of pro-
q posed matches 30 that such In
4 formation could be placed In the :
4 sport calendar It would be con- :
4 sidered q favor. Address oil COM :
4 munications to Sporting Editor,
q B u le tin once. :
= Sunday, sept. 10. :
4 Baseball--Stars VS.. Hawaii; P.
4 A. G. vs.. J. A. c.; 1t Athletic :
4 Park.
4 Mohawks Va. Asahis; c. A. u. {
= vs.. Palamas; at Athletic Park. I
q Saturday, sept. 10. :
4 Regatta Day-Sports In Homo {
q lulu Harbor.
= Track-Horse Races at Kapio-
4 lani Park.
4 Five Mile Race-King vs.. Fitz- !
4 gerald at Athletic Park.
q Sunday, Sept. ". :
q Baseball-Stars vs.. P. A. c.; Ha-
4 wall VS.. J. A. c.; at Athletic
q Park.
= Saturday, Sept. 30.
q Track-A. A. u. Track Meet.
= = = = = q q q q q 8; u u u u q .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09

II should be understood that the mil
itary team was merely picked up af-
fair the regular baseball team Of the
Goth Infantry being an organization
which would without doubt have given
a much better account Of itself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-09

Inter-island and o. r. 4 Ia Shipping
books for sale at the ulletin
office. soc each.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
Czy wybrani strasza
W bagnach..

Me, nigdy, g}upstwem jest bac
sic uroionych duchtw, gdy tam 50
prawd.iwie dmiertelae marsze.
bsgna i parowy. So to zarodki ma
laryi, kt6re powoduia d~resscse,
drx@czki febrv, oslabienie, lama
ME " kosciach j muskulach mogaa
spowodowac 6,niertelny tyfus. Lecs
Electric Bitters niszosy odp7dza
to n~legodnwe xarodki se krwl.
Tiny butelki wypsdsily wsEystka
malarye mego systemn," pisze
VIM. Fretwell. : Lucamma, n. c.,
i nam terax dobre 1drowie jak
U1ywajc,e to pewne,
skutecxne lekarstwo, tylko Soc "
apiece NJ. ]. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
I)ARM0!
WALN1AJAcA oDPoWIEDz DARMo!

.Dla ocierpiric.w milczcniu?
Tysiace Rodak6w odzyska}o
zdrowie swe j silly, gdyz oni
ufali iwierzyliwe mnie. Eaten
Iwierzcie we mnic! Przychodzcie
|zaraz. hub pi>zcie pc po;sku o
|porade W d~olegliwosciach Wa
|szych, p6ki jeszcze nic jest "a
Wasza tajcmnica belize
mia tt jcmt,;ca, ia chce tyiko
VAN dopom0.z. ZwrOccic sic
do muie W kazdej kwcstyi jesz-
|cze dzisiaj, a ia odpowiem
VAN DarmO!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
Parma IA sprzedaz.

Moja farme W Trout Run Val
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu
dynki, dostatek woody, dobrze 0
grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, l4c a"
kr6w pod pfugiem a wiecej do u
prawv. Dostatek dobregc drzewa
pierwszego gatunku. Mafa posiad~.
lose byla by znamienita. zgfoslc
sic albo pisac do
John Brownie
r r No. 4
Arcadia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
oDPow1EDZ DoKLADNIE Ma
TIE PYTANIA, WYTNsCIE ITEN
ARKUsZ, 1 PRZESL1JC1E co 2
LISTEN.

Czy jest jaka choroba dziedziczna W
Waszej Rodninic? .:.............
Jak dlugo jestescie cllorzy?... 80.
Czyscie ulegli kiedy jakiemu wypad-
Czy stan Wasz sic pogarsza /.
Czy czujecie sic prZygnebieli?.. 49,.
Czy iatwO sic lekacie 2. .:.........
Cay boil Was glowa, i W kt6rym
miejscu $500. ......
Czy krew VAN uderza do glowy, i
jak czesto? ......
Cay uczuwacie SUM W uszac!!?......
Czy oczy Was Disbursements.
Czy wldzicie czarnc plamy pred
Czy jezyb Wasz jest ob}ozony?......
Czy muscle czesto spluwac? .......
Czy plujecie krwia, jak czesto?....
Czy Vase gard}o jest zapalone czy
spuchniete?. ......~.. . .......
Czy doznajecie }echtania W gardle?:.
Czy jestescie chorzy na katar?....
Czy stolec Wasz jest regularny?.....
Czy process trawieula jest dobry? -.
Czy uczuwacie ucisk pc jedzeniu p.
Czy tracicie ia ciele?.
Czy cierpiliscic kiedy ma goraczke?.
Czyscie byli k;edy dotkonieci choroba
weneryczna
Opiszcie ia ........ ..............
Czy macie jake wyrzuty M ciele g..
w kt6rych miejscach O.. ,..........
Czy cierpicie ma hemoroidy?.........
Czyscie sk}onni do zoziebicn?. .......
Czy mole jestescie chorzy ia p}uca?
Czy kaszlecie, j kiedy?..
Czy uczuwacie kiedy ostry Dol "
piersiach
w kt6rem miejscu?.
Czy uczuwacie Dol W krzyzach 49,.
Czy W bokach?
Jakiego rodzaju jest ten b6l?........
Czy rece. nogi, hub inne czesci cia}a
sa spuchniete?
Czy uczuwacie kiedy zimno?. $500.
Czy uczuwacie jake b6le wewne-
0uAAc
Czy macie dobry apetyt?. .........
Czy jecie regularnie?
Czy jecie bardzo duzo miesa?.. -. 80.
Czy pijecie bardzo DUO kawy, Tub
, herbaty?..
Czy uzywacie DUO Acknowledgment
k-,-1(-o -. ="
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

Ao1lohl0SO LO0"0 oPA0WSAJ
nam tax uderzajaca niespo.
idzianke, re nawet lekarze ma
chwilke opuscili rece; a ia
mimowolnie zawola}em: Ito
ME zuaw, lecz rasz!'
Daremne by}y nasze pyta~
|nia, zuaw milcza}; czy upor.
czywie, czy wskutek os}abie-
MIA i bolu? - ME mogli6my
W twarzy iego odczytac. =
w tel chwili wszed} do sto
dolly powazny z%o}nierz, W
mundurze SO pu}ku i pre-.
cislszy SIG miedzy nami, pill
ME przypatrywa} sic zuawowi.
Me poznalem 60, poniewaz
sip byl schyli} do chorego,
az dopiero, gdy zawo}a}: upoz-
maize gol - oddajcie go pod
moja opieker" - juz pc g}o"
sic pozna{em naszego ko-
chanego J6zefa. Stachonia,
kt6ry choc blado. jednsk dose
zdrowo wyglada."
- J6zefie! - jerry! - "a.
wo1ali6my razem i cd RADIO
dosci sciska}em co., az niebo-
rak g}osno krzykna}, wska'
zujac ma swoja zawiazana re-
Ike.
- Czy6 ranny J6zefie?
49, JUL rama zaros}a, dzieki
Bogu!
Dalsza rozmowe przerwa1
nam rozkaz lekarza, aby6mY
zaopatrzonego zuawa odniesli
do lazaretu.
Ia przewodniczaca Siostra
Mi}osierdzia ostroinie nie6lis-.
my :rannego do koscio}a i ma
|pro6be J6zefa zlozyliSmy 60
|,w kaplicy ma garstce Stony,
(kt6ra Stachoh pozbiera} ma
pod}odze.
Siostra, zwilzywszY zsinis'
lie usta zuawa sokiem z fla
szeczki, posla}a J6zefa pc
wode, a nlnie prosi}a, abym
ustapi} ma box,
Teraz dopiero obejrza}en
sic po kosciele, lecz pi6rt
mole wzdryga sic pred OPT
sywanien okropnego obrazl
%wewnatrz kosciola. D{ugiem
rzedami ma pod}odze, s4om'
grubo pokrytej, leza ram
zo}nierze, Niemcy i Francuzi
IZuawi i Polacy, jekien ma
pe}niajac 6wiatynie Pahska
Sloma krwia przesiak}a, 70
place sic rany,i inne mccoy
sto6ci wydaja nieopisan.
smr6d, kt6ry i mnie rych}'
wypedzil ma 6wieze powie
trze; wprz6d iednak by}en
6wiadkiem kilku seen, kt6r
ma wieki utkwi}y W serc'
llk.-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
(Ciag dalszy.)
A czy zdrowi obaj?

(Cl4S ud1eZy./
- czy zdrowi obaj?
Dzieki Najsw. Pannie,
kt6ra ich dotad zachowala
cd nieszcze6cia, lecz s}ucha]
co pisze, gdyz donosi nam
bardzo ciekawe rzeczY:
MECH bedzie pochwalo
nv Jezus Chrystus j Maj
swietsza Pannal"
- Spiesze z nowina, ably
rodzine Stachonia pocieszyc!
- J6zef Stacho6 zyje j wy
leczy} sic z rany, kt6ra ODE
bra1, gdy zas}ania} swego ka-
pitana i wybawi1 20 z maj
wiekszego niebezpiecze6stwa.
- Sluchai O naszym spot
kaniu!
Wczoraj p~os}ano mnie
do lie Tanges" p%rowiantem
ola lazaretu. JUL cd rama da1
. sic ku zachodowi s}yszec ciez'
XII grzmot boju, kt6ry sic
wzmagal z kazdym krokiem,
kt6ry W roarszu do lie Tan
ges" uczynili6my. Oko}o po-
}udnia zwolnia} grzmot; q
gdy6my sic zblizyh do wios.
XII, juz nasze wojsko 2 pobo-
iowiska powraca}o dc kwate-
ry. Dowiedziawszy sic, re la
zaret urzadzono W kosciele,
wkr6tce stanelismy ma cmen-
tarzu, lecz krew 6cie}a nam
oddech, gdy6my pred SODA
uirzeli okropny obraz pcbo'
iowiska. W stodole plebana
urzadzono ambulans, a W to
mieisce znoszono wszystkich
rannych, kt6rym lekarZe
cz1onki odcinali. Moi Boze! =
jake ci opisac to masarnie
bolesne krzyki i jeczenia ME
szczeSliwych, kt6rym pi}ka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

mi, r6znemi nozami i nozy-
CANT urzynali nogi, rece lub
kt6rym 6widrami i kretemi
~instrumentami szukali kule
z rozgruchotanych cz}onk6w,
Jedni w6r6d operacyi ON
dlewali, inni umiera]i, inni
rycze]i nieludzkiemi glossy.
inni rzucali sic W konwrl-
syach tax g~wa}townie, re
ciezkie sto}y, do kt6rych by
Ii ~przywiazani, skaka}y pc
gumnie; lekarze W wysokich
butach brodzili we krwi az
pod kostki, twarze i rece
krwi9 zbryzgane; pred wro-
tamil zawadza}a wielka kupa
odcietych ludzkich cz}onk6w
ma drugiej stronie czekali
pos}ugacze lazaretu z nosza
ruj, przynoszac z p~oboiowiska
rannych, lub odnoszac opa-
trzonych z stodo}y do kos
6cio}a. Wia6nie gdy wstapi-
lem do wr6t, szukajac miedzy
ranionych znajomych kole.
gov, zawo}a} mnie lekarz do
.~prxytrzymania zuawa, kt6re.
2mu granat roztrzaskal. colo
i lewe oko. z poczatku: .ra-
niony zuaw udawal junaka
przekiinajac Niemc6w, lecz
gdy lekarze, zaczeli siegac.
~instrumentami do rany i
wydobywac czastki zgniecio-:
nej czaszki, opuscila go odwa..
ga, a wykrzywione usta wo-
}a}y pc francuzku ,;non
dieu!" (m6j Boze); az naresz-
Gle W najwiekszych b6lach
krzyknal wyraznie pc pol
sku: Moi Boze, zmi}uj siel
-nie dreczcie mnie, lecz le-
piej mnie dobijcie!"
Polskie s}owa z ust airy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

DOWlCdZlN-
lem sic, re
moi kollega
j. N~oWakoRski,
zosta} wylc-
czony przcz
DR.. j.. F..
Thompsona,
z tax powaz-
nej choroby,
przeto ia
,lda}em sic do
Niauo 2 mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11

T%pGS@S - #4F&#EG4A. @"8yal- .s-E'&.s 81
glodu, moru, ognia i wojny,
zachowaj mas PANEL"
,,OdpuSG nam!"
Pred plebania W Lies
Temples siedzial 1wieczornym
czasem J6zel Stacho6, zajety
ciezkiemi my6lami, kt6re
rome obrazy odnawia}y "
jego pamieci.
Bog sprawiedliwy uka.
raj zbrodniarza, j wydal
sprawce mojego. nieszcze6cia
W rece sprawiedliwo6ci!
rozmawia} J6zef sam z SODA.
= Precz 2 |ito6cia! = precz
z milosierdziem!- Czyliz on
mia1 lito6c Madonna, kiedy
po dwakroc podpala} moi
dom, moja stodole, nape}nio-
ma darem Bozym? - Czyliz
on by} mi1osiernym, kiedy
zdradziecko wypali1 do mnie
ma forpocztach, q potem z
szyderczym u6m1echem navy
wajac mnie bratem, godzil
nozem do mojej piersi? =
Bog jest sprawiedliwym i ia
da sprawiedliwosci; ola tego|
oddam 20 W rece s%prawiedli-
wo6ci! Nasz .%pu}kownik kr6t-
XII z MIN zrobi process, sko-
70 mu oznajmie, 70 to ME
zuaw, lecz Frye z G6rnego
kt6ry Franktyrer6w
%sprowadzi} ma mnie moich
koleg6wl
= Oil = bedzie to u]ga
ola moiego seroa, gdy go po-
wiesza ma ga}ezi!,
Pc tych slowach porwa4
sic J6zef, ably uda6 sic ze
skarga do swego p%u]kownika,
lecz z przyczyny p6znej po'
rY od}ozyl to nazajutrz.
Okropne shy trapily go
przez Gala noe, przedstawiajac
mu Fryca pred sadem ijak
go ~prowadza do drzewa, ably
go powiesic. We snie by} W
|Swierkowcu, widzia} swoja
zone i dziatki, volta i wszyst-
kich mieszkahc6w, zbieraja-
cych sic ma widowisko po-
wieszenia Fryca ma lipie
w6r6d wioski stoj&cej; lecz
uderzalo 60 nieprzyjemnie,
ze wszyscY ludzie litowali sic
mad osadzonym i re prosili
"a MIN J6zefa; ably mu prze-
baczyl wine; J6zef bowiem
byl We 6nie sedzia Fryca.
IAY-- .1 ou1or0 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
D9UG WDZIECZNOSCI
SZANOWNEMU DOKTORoWI T. E. THOMPsONOWI.

By}em
z}ozony cd
kilku lat
zarazliwa
niej pocho
dzacomi
cierpienia-
mi DOlelN
stawow,
g}owyogol-
mem os}a-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-05-11
WYTkUCIE TEN ARKUSz q

S7tEr-V r . '.-r
Do Dyrektora-Medyka a.
k}ldu lekzuiczego
"the Coils n. Lied. Inst."l
Przcy}am Doktorowi cd
ipowicdz ia Jeso pytania' i
prosZe Zawiadomic mnic
|%ocwcotna poczta z zupelna J
iotwartoScia, co jest w}aSci-
Iwic &c nina? Czy Dokt6r !
moze mnic wylezye, czy tel
ichoroba moja jest niewyle-
czalna?Prosze Doktora pre- j.!
slac mi dya-
ignoze d~ogliwosci moich.
Im,e Z nazwBko. ..........
-1O'eo
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-07-19
North Carolina Bear Hunts.

Jones county farmers are making a
regular campaign against the bears,
which are giving hog raisers no end
of trouble. A year ago some of the
farmers bought couple Of bear dogs,
from which they have raised a pack.
Almost daily hunts have been con-
Quoted, and the nine hounds have
never failed to get bear
Recently there was a hunt on Mill
creek, in which twoscOre men partici-
pated, and these were delighted to see
the skilfuI way in which the dogs
handled the bear, the latter, true to
his fighting style, sitting upon his
launches and fighting. Henry Oliver
finished the bear with a bullet. The
leading bear hunters are V. A. and w.
H. Bender, who are the owners Of the
pack. In that section there are many
small swamps, with a thick growth of
bay and other trees, in which bears
and deer take refuge. 1t is a capital
hunting ground for northern sports
men in the winter.-Raleigh CORE
spondence Forest and Stream.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-07-19
GUARANTY OF HIS SILENCE
Presence of MasterfuI Wife In Church
Stopped Objectionable Noise Man
Thought Was Singing.

Unexpectedly a city pastor who en-
eouraged congregational singing
gained a new parishioner. Keen
though his delight in hearing his peo-
pie sing, there was one member Of his
flock whose endeavors he never en-
couraged. But the man sang without
encouragement, much to the discom-
future of pewholders anywhere near
him, who claimed that his loud, I'M
musical voice threw them out Of time
and tune.
Repeated complaints convinced the
minister that somebody would have
to assume the responsibility of 81
lencing the ambitious singer. He de-
cided that the mans wife was best
fitted for the job. Owing to diff
ference in religious views husband
and wife attended different churches.
but the minister knew her, so he
called and explained his predicament-
She was genuinely surprised.
DO you mean 20 say he sings 2
she said.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-07-19
TRAINING is NEEDED

faithful compliance with the spirit
of the law.
'It is time that in school and col
lege the family and it's related institu-
ton should be as freely, and openly,
and unsparingly subjected to scientific
investigation as are the problems of
modern political and industrial life.
"The time honored American plan
of optional civil or religious ceremony,
at the pleasure of the persons con-
tracing, is crude, illogical and unsGfa
There is the clergyman, and here is
the justice of the peace. Take your
choice That is the system in a nut
shell.
mo standard of legal, mental or
moral fitness is established. Often
this important function of social con-
troll is exercised with incredible igno-
rance and levity. The frivolous or mer-
cenary magistrate and the feet parson
flourish on American soil. The story
Of our marriage resorts or Gretna
Greens shows that we have small rea-
son to boast"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-07-19
Facts About Magnetic Storms.

Magnetic storms are disturbances
of the earth's magnetism manifested
by auroral displays, excitement of the
magnetic needle and interruption of
Geographic communication. They are
often associated with great outbursts
on the sun. 1t has generally been as
sumed that they occur simultaneously
over all the earth, but DR.. L. A. Bauer
now questions the correctness of this
assumption. Studying a magnetic
storm which occurred in May, 1902,
simultaneously with the outbreak of
Mont Pelee, in Martinique, he reaches
the conclusion that the disturbance
originated about fourteen degrees
west of Martinique, and travelled east
ward about seven thousand miles a
minute, encircling the entire globe.
Examination of the records of other
storms leads him to think that such
disturbances usually travel eastward,
but sometimes westward, at the rate
of thousands of miles a minute, so
that, in general, they encircle the
earth in about four minutes.
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Pennsylvania Magistrate Chides Daniel
Reardon Because He Threw Away
Chance to Embrace Woman.

Wilkesbarre, Pa.-Alderman John
F. Donohue, who has been called the
SolomonHke magistrate, held Daniel
Reard0n of North Wilkesbarre under
bail to keep the peace because he had
failed to kiss Mrs. Mary Burke. a
good-looking widow. Reardon, it is
charged, had talked of kissing her
until she tainted him, whereupon he
had words with her about it and Mrs.
Burke had him arrested on charge
Of disorderly conduct.
Alderman Donohue asked Reardon
If he had kissed Mrs. Burke and when
he said that he had been unsuccess-
full the alderman gave one of his time
ly lectures on the fads and fancies
of the present day, as on previous
occasion he discoursed at length on
the beauty of women's faces being
enhanced by paint.
aReardon," he said, "au members of
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NEST OF PASSENGER PIGEONS
Raising Young-Specimens Worth
$1,000 Apiece.

independence, Mo.-What is be-
ieved to be pair Of passenger
pigeons, supposed to be almost ex-
tinct in this country, where once there
were millions of them, has been
found in the deep woods east of In
dependence, and members of the In
dependence patrol Of boy scouts are
guarding the nest until the young are
Matched. After that, probably, the
birds will be taken and efforts made
to propagate them under conditions
as nearly as possible in their wild
state.
The only other known survivors of
the once vast flocks of these pigeons
are, or were until recently, in the ZOO
logical gardens at Cincinnati, o.
Ornithologists here say that IL the
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Where His Thoughts Were.

A detachment of British soldiers
was about to attack band of rebel
Indian tribesmen, who awaited them
drawn up in battle order. A seasoned
old sergeant noticed young soldier,
fresh from home. visibly affected by
the nearness of the coming fight His
face was pale, his teeth chartered,
and his knees tried hard to knock
each other out. 1t was sheer nervous
ness, but the sergeant thought 1t was
downright funk. "Callaghan," he
whispered, is 1t trimblin' We are for
yer own dirty skin?" 'N-no, sergint,"
replied Callaghan, making brave at
tempt to still his shaking limbs, Dim
trimblin' for the inimy. They don't
know Callaghan's here"
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teen, the United States ten, Japan slx
and Russia and Italy four each
But in the meantime the Panama
Canal will have been opened, and the
efficiency of the American navy al
most doubled. Up to now the larger
portion of the fleet has been kept in
Atlantic waters, but with the canal
change of position in case Of need
without serious delay.
A writer signing himself "Navarch"
emphasizes, in an article on 1.-THE Dis
position of Our Fighting Fleet in the
Columbian Magazine, the importance
of the new naval stations in the Pa
cific. He speaks particularly Of Pearl
Harbor at Hawaii, where a naval base
is now being established, and of the
dry dock Dewey at Olongapo, sixty
miles from Manila
1.-THE protection of our Atlantic
coast" he says, lies in a fleet based
on Guantanamo, and the protection of
the Pacific coast lies in a fleet based
on Pearl Harbor Both Guantanamo
and Pearl Harbor are ideally situated
in their respective spheres. The form
er is centrally located with reference
to the Panama Canal and our Atlantic
coast, and a fleet based there would
command ali the avenues toward the
canal. Hawaii stands in the Pacific
as our outpost, and no power could
successfully approach our Pacific
coast without taking it and meeting
VIGOROUSLY the strong fleet which we
would maintain there"