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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
Hawaii MAN
PRAISES DIAz

= met President Dias OF Mexico
when ] was there" said Dr. L. a
Thompson OF the Island OF Hawaii,
president OF the Thompson Settle.
ment Association, this morning, "and
] believe he Is the greatest ruler of
modern times. n he dies then Mexico
win cease TO be Mexico as we know
Il.
IT might be well for the cause Of
Mexico that the United States troops
should take charge there during the
present crisis. II Diaz dies, Uncle
Sam may have to take charge"
DIR. Thompson has been to the main
land, having returned in the Sierra.
He has not been up to the Big Island
since his return from abroad, tarrying
a while in Honolulu to encourage
homestead legislation, he being an
enthusiastic small FARMER. He has
lived thirty-six years in the islands.
There's one thing about Diaz,"
he says, he never was a CRATER"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
PRESS AGENT LITERATURE.

The readers the morning paper amused the other day at
advance notice Of show, which the Kings English in for
sundTy embellishments which made public used the speech Of
chase journalism sit up and rub it's beWiled eyes What
the heraldng Of @sea to greet the Of the Audiane
the Curtain rises Of EpeDdOr and Beauty = .
and performance rarely eualed 10 the History Of HOnOuus Local
attractions" The Chorus be great and the male
choruss composed Of Of fine Boys, tried and
explained they tried why
should exclusively Of but that
have been oversight The writer Ofe to " informed that the
"enambe work simply great" and that ~te Caste made
the best local talent IN the city No could have suspected
'aent" city @aleDt" be hadn't bD told
brings Of the day, the customary msGts
press agent vino apart among bis fellows
supply papers with the Of coming other public
attractions Of whom the Advertiser has given
glimpse printing bis Offering just it with
impeecons thick upon IT. the kind Of who just dass
things hands them hurried and worried publisher
to ineligible then print free O e0st everybody but
himself
The Star about urge local sOeee, musical and
dramatic their press agents should qualify By first
going school, deferred by tie receipt from Of our
higher institutions Of learning Of note saying that somebody
appear its platform 10 read about D1t The
only precedent could find for the word outside 81 pageD
literature was PhOeDxans where tie writer explained that e
Prince Consort extraction, his father icing Dutch
man and his mother IT this that wish
to withdraw suggestion Of school for press agents and sub
situe some form Of absent treatment
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

making section 3191 R. L. read as fol-
lows:
mo persons shall prosecute, CON
duct or take part, on Sunday, in any
recreation, amusement, sport or game
in such manner as to commit a COM
mon nuisance"
Section 3 of the bill would enact:
This act shall not be construed rs
permitting the conducting of any
show, theater, circus or entertainment
on Sunday other than aquariums,
museums, geological gardens and out
door athletic sports"
Favor for Prisoners.
Alfonso introduced a bill to amend
the law of Communication of sentence
Of a prisoner serving sentence for a
misdemeanor on the ground that such
prisoner has refused to perform labor.
Another bill the same member in
troduced is to compel sheriffs and jail
ors to give facilities to prisoners for
engaging attorneys.
Alfonso also introduced a bill Civ
ing circuit judges the power of exam
lining applicants for license to prac-
tice in courts of record, the judges to
certify their findings to the Supreme
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

REPRESENTATIVE KAl1ANOULU
The House is working strenuously.
The Senate IL trying to keep up with
o..
JACK LUCAS-If they put reason
able men into Office there would be
no necessity for any cnange in the
form Of city and county government.
ADMIRAL COWLES-No; there is
no change in the personnel Of the
staff but there may be some addf-
lions later on, I can not say just
now,
J. L. FLE1IING-A sale Of $500
shares Of II. G, & .. Is not new rec
ord The claim that It Is looks to me
like an attempt to obtain gratuitOus
advertising
DIR. r, v, WILCOX-Years ago the
expectation Of kukui nut oil from the
Hawaiian islands amounted to 10000
gallons year, though the natives us
ed only the most primitive methods Of
extracting the oil.
ADMIRAL COWLES-The quarterly
exercises are progressing all right.
They are not hard on us at all, and
al will be completed by the end OF
the mOnth-the date specified IN Cen
eFal Order No. a.,
A., p, Wilder avenue should
BE- extended to Waialae road, making
splendid boulevard from town
through Kaimuki It would leave the
quarrfes and the japanese settlement
AZ MOilfin to one side.
STENOGRAPHER MCMAHON 49,
You talk about your injustices to Ire
land. What do you think Of a Chinese
who said IN court last week that he
was not sure whether a man was q
hack driver, a hapahaOle, or "Ilish7?
G. J, MeCARTHY-Tnere ought to
Be q law to prevent the erection Of
Buildings within . certain distance OF
the street line in residence districts.
BeEetania avenue Is being ruined by
japanese Ghaeks built close to the
1ideEalk.
Y. A. BERNDT-The Central I'm
DToyement Club is TO be go this time.
The various clubs are waking up and
which should be Of much benefit to
the city. Our Improvement club at
Kaimuki has meeting every month,
well attended and interesting, and iC
meets 10 It's own building.
p. D. CREEDON-Tbings have been
doing in "OuId Erin" and IreIand's
National Holiday will be celebrated
with greater hope and JOY than ever
before wherever Irishmen congregate.
The long battle for freedom seems
drawing TO a close; the fight for right
and justice Is about TO prevail, and the
Irish heart Is glad.
DIR, VICTOR 8. CLARK-As many
Of the immigrants will no doubt have
relatives and friends in these Islands,
We viii try as far as possible, to ar.
range that they should be allotted to
those localities in order that It may
assist towards making them content
Cd. ! hope the cholera scare is over
before they arrive.
L. L. McCANDLEss-They are con-
sidering the borrowing of money for
sewers for Kaimuh, Manoa and Nuu-
anu. ] believe that the legislature, il
they authorize loan for that purpose,
should make the issue hfteen.year
bonds, payable One-ffteenth yearly by
the abutting property owners. But
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

believe that the maintenance should
be paid out of the general tax fund.
On the high grounds the sewers would
flush themselves and thus save the
expense Of pumping.
BILLY" BESWICK-In the seven
or eight years since / was here last
Honolulu has sure made some good,
long strides. There are more good
buildings, more good people and less
knocking. 1t is more the rule now
to hear something good of somebody
The legislature seems to be making
less noise and doing more work. The
streets heve better and buster look.
There appears to be more perambulat-
ing prosperity than heretofore. The
women are wearing better shoes and
the men better hats. I'm sorry have
to leave, but there's no telling when
III come back. I've just been looking
around, kind of studying the business
opportunities here.
DIR. BRUCE McV. MACKALL-
Fear is one of the real dangers in
time of cholera. The connection be-
tween the nervous system and the
stomach is well known, and fright
alone is capable of producing serious
disorder. It has often been found that
persons who suffer some slight
stomach trouble during a cholera cpl.
demic have been frightened into a
really serious illness. Similarly, of
co1rse, fear increases the chances that
contacts, isolated in quarantine, will
catch the disease. It seems inevita-
bic that certain proportion OF the
contacts must be lost.
SENATOR FAIRCHILD-There are
forty thousand acres of improved gov
eminent land, valued at about eight
millions Of dollars, which this Terri
tory should in some manner make to
pay substantial dividends to be de-
voted, say, to the educational and
health departments of the territorial
government. Look what a magnificent
property the Bishop estate has de-
Veloped and what It has made by
good' careful and farsighted manage
ment. There is a lesson for the Ter
ritory to learn. Why can not the gov.
eminent handle its estates in the same
successful manner, realizing wealth
for the benefit Of the education of the
children and the health Of the ISLAM
cOmmunitiesT
A. F. KNUDsEN, in Finano.
everybody in Hawaii is prosperous.
out the man who goes there with a
Httie and looks around him first win
get better start than the DenniIess
immigrant Land is very variable In
price, due to quality, accessibility and
available water. 1t ranges all the wav
from say $40 to $500 per acre. There
are no special diseases to be afraid of
insects are not particularly numerous
nor. dangerous. The climate is never
excessively hot nor facilitating And
II has been tested to the fourth and
NTH generation. The country is
laW-aDiding, and the schools of
very good standard. One
does not need much of a house nor
much clothing; the rainy season is
short except in the mountains. The
good roads movement has reached
every county, and road work goes on
steadily. The only thing the country
needs Is more white men-an article
that every section has not yet enough
Of TO spare any.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

Powder plants which when they explode smash windows
panies hundred miles away and XII people in distant
towns big and dangerous 10 be permitted 10 exist Probably
explosion the Dupont de AemOur factory at KenOa Wis
cOnsD which rocked sysape in Chicago will lead 10 some long
needed legislation limiting the storage capacity Of such plants and
distributing small dangers rather than concentrating huge
powder dynamite plants ought 10 b. confined to
spaFsely settled mountain regions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

Court and u the applicant be- time
certified the latter court shall thafeupi
on admit him 20 practice Licenses
70 practice IN the district courts are
10 be during good behavior
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

only should the road be Chinese cemetery N BeDded but
bindaey tOFOUgae ought completed junction
main valley road thus constituting NaBOa beItDe The
project talked Of years and tie funds specific
ally provided only be used connect the highway the Eva
private mountain property similar misuse Of
the PauOa valley Belt roads 10 both places would
open up much useful land and give the city and beautiful
drives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

Tickets for tomorrows boxing con.
test may be obtained at the orpheum
box office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

The Stars suggestion yesterday that Guard officers
should have chance 10 observe the Mexican campaign was
quickly followed by the that six Of going to do 60
They will probably join the regular on the western frontier
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

ufess town who views an falsehoois with
fVu he has sin aris youil. disel zap that wasn't
ru-h From bis clastc lips IN caaracts. there comes a
k lh oeasess Gov ~ facts and an his are stale and
AND LIES odd and make the hearers blood cold With mourn
tul mieu he truth hc springs with frownng brow his
as he r m a the folks sad aud and he's been dubbed
le Village Bore cheerful liar lives town. who throws the truth
and hcs BE- downs II re d. j. bad bad man. constructed on
SINFUL Tan but when be uoud warn commence always has
an suc nerer could understand why TRUTH throughout this
pleasant land D. bid mn- gloomy thing that should our wincing
rls Hrlng lie cherries epitaph few will tell the
l and laugh; and that, ghaps, Is why the wise have Turk
ma Agre for lies-
co5susa- 1874 - Geo Matthew Adam. WALT MASON
ne eEIrienee will Be worth while from military point of
and fE0l others a veil
The Chinese citizens Of Honolulu looking
ff from immigration and discrimination. The Les
aure cannot help Them political
- FEDERAL and the recourse, If serious is to the United
States District Attorney Mr. BreckOns
Cn the town. Don't bother poi except people
10 boil the with which it is made There has
Worry about poi which all and which thrive
Iirtie about sanitation.
Just think Of all this Mexican going and T. private
life,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

Just think Of all this Mexican going and T. R. private
life,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10

Fine Job Printing, Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
SEND CRIMINALS

Continued from page one)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-10
WALT MASON.

he experience will be worth while from military point
and fEOun otheFs veil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12

pert Iibet Sus ifaI hi fnart faa op.
iert. Sbao bar De t9nft paa meo
GereS @ititer2" Direfterens Rsit bar
balpt fpaIt al Sinosbep9geIie, ba
ban gioroe bette Spergsmaal.
"Ge uil ie at faa noget arbcioe,
Cir. De flyer, at De life bill blioe
REQ meb SfoIen og labe mig gaa no
iom 8aifefone."
"8i maa babe @ittterne melot inc
i SfoIen isien, Nrs. 9orean. Der
or Hengc NOT, iaa DC fan foo IGrt mo-
get orbentligt. Seq er bis paa, De
faar @lpbe al 9ereS 9ern. Seres
sGgtefGae bar en- 9belt trntcnbe
Wanb."
SrIpnoerinoen reiite fig; aIting
birrebe paa benoe, % bum traf Ssr.
flGbet tort iamnlen for Mniigtet. s
Gsren peubte bun fig ON og itam-
mcoe buIfenbe: "0orsan piIoe babe
fslt fig itolt, bpis ban bapbe funnel
bsre Gem iise bet ON BAN. San
mente alorig, ban giorbe nogen Sing
I gerben iaa eobt, iom ban gierne
piISe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12
Cmbefemte Fg.

0e tjente paa iamme Steo oa
bnoee pGret forlopet / flere Iar, %
ban en- paffer Dag Tom pg piIoe Hoo
op.
"Sborfor set ba9" ipurgte BUN.
49,, ioarte ban, leg bar ombe-
itemt mig.
"Nn ia" ia bun, "naar iaa maa
pere. Ien on moa buife poa, at
bpis oct fonmer no, at on bar IIoaet
op, iao bill ingen ia mig, men ON
ieg ilaar op, BET eier ingenting."
Set foritob ban, og iaa fortiatte
bun:
"Serfor gaor hi til alteret iont
ponlig, og ttaar Ereiten ipsr mig, ON
jeg bill ia Dig, iaa iparer ieg nei."
Saolebes enige msbte De en- Oog
for Freiten, iom iprrgte Gittten ON
ban piIbe ia benne Iiee, iom etc. =
- til lin sggtebuitru. "SSa", ia
ban.
Serpaa ipiirgte ban Tieen % bum
Ia ogian ia, bporpaa Be pieoes.
"Wen ou Iopebe 10 at Il mel" freq
9getemanben ienere raienoe.
"SSa, men ieg bopbe ombeitemt mig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12
Sen pantiatle SfMejptaer.

SslgenOe moriomme Siitorie for.
tplles ON ben bersmte engelife Sfie.
ipiaer Goofe. Oct SeIifab, boortil
ban bsrte, ifitlbe ipiae / 9iperpool.
Goofe eiebe iom iGopainlie life Sen.
&c, berimob babe ban flor 2bit paa
en- goo aitensmab. 2Gnge grunbet
ban pao, bporleoes Sen Sag ifuIoe
Flares, ba ban, lom ban pasierebe en-
@abe, fit gie poa en- Tanteloaners
Silt.
S~betiamrne fit ban en- Ips Soc. =
San trnaote inc til Eontelaaneren
% ia: "Otit Napn err Gpofe. Som
De fanife peb, ifal leg iaiteu ipiae
Song Hifaro III, % ,iben mig Tan
Der life BIZ noaen Soreitiaing. Sea
far ingen Tenge, berimob bar jeg
itor emit paa at faa noset at ipiie.
Seq bill MI SIRE Gem ct Sorilag.
Se loaner mig 10 Collars og tar mig
iom Eont for Eengene."
Toi,teIoaneren Dor en- %QenrptIig
Wanb. San gif inb pnn Spegen, %
en- Seooel meo "Iontets" Hummer,
ION par 1923, bIep ibet fat pao
Coolies Sing.
San bar MI ct Eant Iom ale Sc
andre @ienitanoe % turbe life for
labe 9utifen.
Canine Iften bar Sheotret fpIot
al Ell forpcntninasiitlo Sfnre. glt
por reoe, bare Goofe mnnglct. 81.
refterer ierote @ub gpen rnnot, men
iioen Hciultot. San bolot poa at
fortoiIe. 8 iioitc Eieblif fom ct
@ub nteb ct @rep: Seq er iot /
SAINT Der for 10 Collars, % bois
De bill bu cen @ooheo at leie mia,
fon ieg iaften ipi1e Iifar6 III.
Deb bebIte Silien. Ceres Goofc."
Sireftsren lite itror ben til Gan-
tclanneren, hpor ban fanbt Sflie.
ipiueren, iom retop bar i9rbiq meb
ct Hot Iitensmnaltib. San betaIte
uben at finn Gengene % fsrte Gocfc
meb iig. Canine gften ipiaet benne
lin fongeli8e &ole unber mGgtist
@iiuI6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12


% lit oerpaa 5oofaite, itabig boil
oenoe iait poa Galget.
@n Wt1ngbe Mfenneifer baooe MI
efferbaanocn iarnlet iig neoenunoer.
De iaa Oorgan iptte iig, trgffe He.
BET op til fig og lesge oct I @inoe.
Saa blep ban iibbenoe title % nbe'
pGgelia en- Stuno - "bpilenoe iig",
ION Siliflierne bpiifeoe til bperanbre.
Smiioer ioa De BAN binoe Sauget
ON Gutter. 9enne bar tpoelig NOT
bange, ban gioroe Wooitano moo at
bli bpngt no ODER oct ipimlerloe Gpb.
Dfen Sorgan leiteOe BAN op og
loarg baHi no. Saa GIT Oct neoao,
neoao, bnrtigere og bnrtigere, inotil
ban bleo oreben at De mango oprafte
Arlne. Saa inort @utten bar / Sit
ferbeo, ienote Nenncifeifaren ct
mpgtigt SubeIraab op til 0organ,
Der iao oeroppe paa 9~ieIfeperfet. Ge
iaa bant lsfte Snanoen til Satten,
men ! nGitc Eieblif ionf bans @rm
neb, % ban beepnote at ipaje ira
ben enc Sioe til ben anben. Ser
gif enonu ct Sefunb, iaa forbano.
le6eS SilbeIraobene til ct en'tenmigt
&GoieISifrie, De iaa Sauget falbe no
al bans Senber og ipinge no ! Stunt
met. Sans 9egenle beieoe iig for
ODER % itprtebe neO.
s ncete Eiebliffe too W9ngoen
l%bepG9elig, iaa %begpnote ben at boil
&c frem og tilbaae. @n SGge boz
neoe fig 0ei meIlem SilIflernes N9f-
fer o. fnGIebe neo peo Den libleie
Sfiffelic. 9pelncitcren fitlgte BAN.
Ser err bel Inlet Soab ON, at Der
enbnn er 2ip?" ipllrgte ban bleg %
forfproet. set bar ct ifrGffeligt
Salo."
2Ggen reiite fig op. seq tror life,
set er 6aloet, Ser er Sfplo | bars
$50" ipareoe ban aIporIig. san
bar beo, ier ban naaeoe Soroen
rimeliapis enonn ier Sanget gleo no
al bans SGnoer. Oct bar ct 9lerte'
lag"
Nogle iaa Gage i~enere fom en- net,
miobelaorenbe SrlNnOerlnoe inb paa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aon'
tor. Silll ioa iprgrGot no, oS benoes
bapbe ct uroligt, befpmret
llotrpf.
Seq bar funbet oette Fapir | min
Nanbs 2ommc," begDnbte bun meo
en- bp6 Heien. "Iet maa bel aflepe'
res ber."
aontoriiten Iuffeoe Eapiret op cg
"Frprie.2 Observation-Disclosures
ifploer Serel,ee 0organ:
Ser er ~inbbctalte $4,000
for ire Tiger %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12
: IlbcrSpmmcm, mar 2ipsfunf

: IlbcrSpmmcn, mar 9ipsfnnf.
tiorcrne begpn0er at Ipigte, naar
Stprfen laneiontt bigger for Spagbco,
bliper ct miIot opfriifcnoe 9Ggemio.
Del en- pirfelig Msopenbigbcb. Set
rette 2Geemiooel bill biorage meget
til at itprfe De ipeffeoe Srsaner %
aipe 9eeemet fornpet Sraft.
Wr. s. Ban Der Beef fra Sirtb,
Teb., flyer: "@i bar bruat Or. Te.
tiers anrifo nleb itorarteoe @eiuIta.
ter. Sen aisr l(nberpGrfer. Seq
er "a @ar eammel; men efter @rii.
gen al anrifo isler ieg ung % itGrt
iaien.
TmiinSoiS andre bar afIaat Iie.
nemoe I~ionesbpro. Zen err ct 29ge.
miooeI for hinge % 8amle. Den
inbeboloer finn iaaoame Snsreoient-
Ter, Der piI aisre Spitemet sobt. or
life tiIialsS / Ipotbefer. Saaes
eiennem ipeciele ascnter. Sfrio til
Or. Neter 5abrnep & Cons Co., 10
go 60. Sopue ape.. Chicago, Sd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-12
$1,000
1oliceli err brrnht."

Holiceli er brrnNt."
&ontoriiten benteoe Ell Stol. "Iil
9e iGtte Gem neo og pente ct Die
blif," iagoe ban beiligt. Seq rlaa
piie Sirefteren bette Nopir."
Ger err ga peI life noset | Seien
meb BET, Sir?~ ipurgte aonen Gilg-
Itelig. "Gorgan bapbe oltio ioa goo
Srben / fine Soger % piloe life tTn-
fe poa at rnrre roget Nenneife for
en- Gent"
Ser er gonife beItemt life npget
COLT meb Topiret," niffeoe Den nrlge
Mano be~roli8cnbe; men jog tror
nof, at Gircttoreu bill tale meo
Gem"
ct Gieblif eiter fom ban tilbage
meo Mr. Sorrp.
"Se fommer netop tilpaS, WtrS.
0orgarL" bilitc 0irefteren penligt
og gnp bcnoc S%aanoen. seq Dapoe
tpllft at gau til Eern for at tale meo
Gent. Seq bar for nplig iaoet at
pioe, at Gcrcs Mano bapoe tGnft
poa at figbe Ell 600 al min Soroeier.
Dom uoenior Sorfiiner. Haa Den
MoaOe bar hi 10 blet Nabocr. "0tr.
Sorrp tol,g ct giebiif % lliffeoe oct
Eapir op, a~ontoriiten bapoe gtpet
boni. "Ge Tiger, Dc bar iunoet bette
Tapir / GcrcS Wanbs Somme. Seb
Sc, at ban baobe tegnet Ell SioSfor-
iifrina i port Selifab2" peoblcp ban.
"Nei, Sir, oct fan bit life Iorbol-
oe iig rigtigt. Seq er bis paa, Gel
Ifubet life ifploer anoet, eno bpao Der
ltaor paa bette Yapir,"
ga, ia, Mrs. 9orean, icg tror
nof, ieg ucO, bporoan oct iorboloer
iig meo oen Sag, % ieg pil beri life
boroIe MOB Seres Iaros Gnlfe. vi
betuler bcnne lille Tegriil9L % ,aa
er set noe al 8Grbcn. Wten Der or
M Ell onoen 5ing. Sort bill lc9 for
teIlc Gem, at ieg bar Easiion Tor at
foriitre alt, bpao Der fan foriifres.
Scle min 6aniIic bar icg laoet lipS'
ioriifrc, ogiaa min 8rt Bob. SpiS
i bpis Ser MI par tiliteot BAN noaet
iorIcoen Tag, piloc hans ToIice pGre
bIepen uobetalt iom cnbner anoen.
gl bar ieg trnft, at efteriom Ceres
ManS sap lit 2ip for at irelle Sobs,
er set finn iimpel &etfTroigbeo, al
Sc ioar bcn iannne Gum, Der eaerS
piloe bare blepen Mobctalt til gobs
Mruinaer. Nei" - ban lsfteoe Saan'
ben, 90 han fmnbe ie, at bun niloe
til at aisrc Snouenoinser mel
oct er ingen Mmisie. 9eres ManS
bar &ct til Sc Yenge, bper cnelte
Sent. % ga set MI er IaaIeSes, bar
ica ipst paa beoite Maaoe at anbrii'
&c oisie Eeage for 0em."
@r. 9orrp toe ct Gofument frenl
% trpffeoe oct | benocS mooitr9ben'
DC Saaue. = "Gette Eapir er en-
aicbcfontraft paa Oct Stpffe Soro,
Geres @ano bapoe uoiet JIG. VI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-26
PLEDGE POLICIES FOR LOANS
Imprudent Act That Really Means
Man Is Borrowing From His
Widow.

Many men, pressed for money, go
to the life insurance company, de-
post their policy as security and Dor
row as much as the company is will
ing to lend. That the practice is COM
mon is proved by the fact that most
companies have loaned from fourth
to a third of the aggregate face value
of their policies in this way. Very
few of these loans says the annual
report of the Connecticut Mutual-and
this company's experience is typical
ARE ever repaid to the company. The
moneys are swallowed up
in business enterprises, in specula-
lions and the total result
means embarrassment and distress in
great many cases. and poverty in
the place of competence, when the
claims mature, and there is nothing
left above the loans but a mere mar
gin in cash on the policies for the
protection of families or estates.
Men who borrow on their policies are
taking away protection from their
families. 1t ought not to be DONE
Golfers
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-26
CLAIMS KISS is DETESTABLE
Dr.. John M. Godson in Lecture De.
clares OscuIatory Greeting Causes
Spread of Diseases.

Chicago-"Kiss and make up" will
be no longer the favorite method of
reconciliation between sweethearts
who have had falling out if the ad-
vice of DR.. John M. Dodson given at
lecture the other night in the Public
Library is followed
kissing" said DR.. Dodson, "is a de-
testable practice and most dangerous
From it l believe the extraordinary
spread of diseases in our public
schools is directly traceable, especial
ly at the beginning of the year when
the natural exuberance of childhood
leads the children to greet each other
in an osculatory manner and by the
communication of discharge from nose
and mouth spreading the infection.
Il think it is the function of parents
to discourage these outbreaks in their
very inception. Every parent should
be his own health officer"
Cease to scrub and spoil the child"
was another piece of advice the lectu7!
er gave to parents. you can't tencb
child good habits too early" he
said. Bathing is the very best one
with which to begin. Battle the child
every day and see that the practice
is kept up when it gets old enough
to care for itself. The bathtub and
the tooth brush are two things the
English ard the Americans have in
common, though they may differ in
other respects.