davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

And saying this, the hunter pulled aside
the covering, and presented to the chief
salver bearing upon it an elephant, alive and
frisky-an elephant perfect in form, and
complete in its resemblance to others ex-
cept in size.
1t was the pigmy Of pigmies, and as 1t
raised its diminutive trunk the mammoth
hunters raised a shout and pushed forward
about the young man to more closely observe
the wonder.
Imagine an elephant the size Of cat when
its back is arched, with trunk as large as a
broom-handle, and little, snaaSy eyes not
larger than those of small dog; an ele-
phant perfect in form, a model OF the great
mammoth, yet without its tusks or hair; an
elephant so small that its gigantic ally could
hardly have seen it: Imagine all this, and
some idea may be formed of the wonderful
elephant that greeted the eyes of the man.
moth hunters.
No wonder, as the chief arose and took
the strange little animal upon the palm, that
he praised the finder and appointed him as
the succeeding ruler
sThc Island of Malta, the home of the pig
my elephant in the Tertiary age
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

the yellow of gold to black So remarkable
a form men of our race have never seen be.
fore"
As the curious little creature was laid be
fore the chief, those near could see its colors
fash in the dim light of the stone lamp.
There was but one more claimant who
now moved forward, bearing a wooden salver,
upon which was some object concealed from
view.
Fate led me also to the SOUTH" he began
"TI too, travelled over high mountains, and
found myself on the borders of great
ocean, where l took passage with some
friendly natives to a distant isand.' They
were different from US ,and seemed interest
ed in the north, and IN our ways and Gus
toms. They asked me concerning the game;
and when described the mammoth, its enor-
nous size, shaggy, coat and shining tusks,
they could hardly believe my tale. When
drew its form upon the sands they raised
their hands. and then told me that they had
a similar creature in their forests ! ex.
pressed my desire to hunt it, and, after many
weeks, came upon the game and killed it.
As it fell found by its side its young, which
to me was the greatest wonder had ever
SEEN"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
Waived the Responsibility

4 neWly-married man was entreated h., III,
wife to accompany her on a shopping exped;'
ton, and reluctantly consented, but on condi.
ton that he was allowed to remain outside
the shops AT one emporium the wife re.
thence. What do you mean, keeping m" me
standing out here like a fool?" he demanded
when at last he was rejoned by his amiable
partner. 81 can't help the way you stand,
sir" was the wife's sweet response.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
COPYRIGHT BY JAMES BLvBRsoN

THE many disasters which have
been caused in this country by fierce
storms, one of the most tragic was
the destruction of Last Island, of
the coast of Louisiana, on September
II, 1856. The event was SO strange
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

FEW hundred years ago the busting
cities. of the East were represented
by groups of tents of nomadic In
dams. who gathered near the. rivers
to fish and hunt the deer and other
game that roamed through the Tor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
Daddy sBedti'ne
OlOl y The Egg

evening Jack and Evelyn aer
II Il they n
o who discovered
did he TO discover hE was
1 lost it,"
answered; ut wasn't
America here They did
like ball and that is possible TO
that he had discovered new
sailing the after he left SPAIN lie Thought at
he reached n of Asia
When Columbus returned from his first voyage across the ocean g"p
said thing when
could the 10
Columbus by
Columbus
had
gould
mf
he these But after
1t made him
he had bring
him
dinner said hcm
this stand its end
he
tried make stand But Of whenever they
all said that impossible
make the stand
to him
the table lightly that the eggshc slightly broken
gentlemen said Columbus 1t
how"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
A WORD FOR FATHER

Who always home his wages brings?
Father. Who sees them fit for clothes
and things? Father. Who sees them
go Tor food and rent and never gets
himself a cent, except what he's al
ready spent? Father
Whose hats two dollars cost, no
more? Father. Who sees his wife
blow in Il score? Father. Who has
to wear II saw-tooth shirt and collar
which his thoraX hurt, so ma can
have hobbIc-skirt? Father.
Who sees the cost of living soar?
Father, Who says, "Well, soon Wen
eat no more?' Father Who, when
the months first day comes round
half buried to his ears is found in
bills that cause him woes profound?
Father,
But who Is happy all the while?
Father, Who only asks a pleasant
smile? Father Who only seeks the
simple bliss Of welcome hug and low
ing kiss and hates such patronage as
this labout Christmas timcJ? Father
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
SACCHARIN PUT
UNDER THE BAN
Department of Agriculture
Prohibits Use OF SubSti-
ture for Sugar.
(By John l.. Monk

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, May l.-Saccharin
is injurious to health when consigned
continuously, and it has been con-
dcmncd and its use after July | pro-
hibited by Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson, who administers the pure food
and drug act. Saccharin has been
widely used as a substitute for sugar,
but il cannot be used as such sub
stitute after July in foods. etc, which
are manufactured for sale in inter
state commerce. The order Cissued
April PSI against saccharrin which
was issued jointly by Secretary Will
son, Secretary MacVcagh of the
Treasury Department, and Secretary
Nagcl of the Department of Com
merce and Labor is severe blow to
the saccharin industry and a CORE
spending benefit to the sugar in
dustry.
Important Edict.
1t is regarded by government au-
thOritieS as one of the most import
ant and far reaching issued since the
pure food act was passed The gov
ernmcnt's action affects more than
thirty classes of foods in which
saccharin is used as substitute fd1'
sugar. It includes jellies and jams,
sweet pickles, canned goods of several
kinds, soft drinks and even beer of
the darker varieties.
The decision in regard to saccharn
was handed down by the Referee
Board of Consulting Scientific EX-
perts, sometimes known as the REM
sen board. This is the second de-
| cision that the board has handed
down since its creation. The first
was in the controversy over the use
of bcnzoate of soda as IA preventative
| in foOdstulfs, and was against the gov
, eminent. The board reached its con-
clusiOn after long series of investi-
cations with the poison squad.
Experts on Board.
The board Is made up of President
Remsen of John Hopkins University,
DR. Thebald Smith of the Harvard
h''uiNhl oNHpoli W JOHi lSplS VI 'H'
Northwestern University, DR., Taylor
of the medical school of the Uniycrs-
ity of Pennsylvania and Prof, Chit
tenden of Yale University. II Is I'M
derstood that the members of the
board fed saccharin to groups of their
students and based their finding on
the result.
Saccharin is distillatc or dcriva-
tive of coal tar and is 800 times as
sweet as sugar. Since its discovery
few years ago it has been widely
used as u substitute for sugar, asd
more than year ago the pure food
board of the Department Of Agricul-,
turo ruled against 1t in minor way.
This opened up the entire subject
and led 10 It's being referred 10 the
Rcmson board,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
CANADA'S GREAT PREMIER
SPEAKS HIS Mind FREELY ..
ON PLAN OF RECIPROCITY

cereals and vegetables; and It is our
boast-but a boast founded on actual
cNpcricncc-that in cereals, vcget-
ablcs and fruits we can, without ex-
aggeraton, beat the world. At the
northern extremity Of the temperate
zone our cereals have more strength,
our fruit has better flavor, our veget-
ablcs have more dclicacy than similar
productions from other parts of the
world; and under free competition,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
OLELO HOOIIOLO HUI HE'LL 2.
OLELO HOOHOLO HUI.

DIAL ala he waiho mel ma k, Hale loaIm Paapaa
kahiko Ike Tcritorc Hawaii kckHh pahu pono
kaa hoohanaia oko ka Hale Ali Ike noho ana lie
Ali la Moi Kaakaua;
DIAL aole makai oaa mai ana ma o ka waiho ana o
kca pono klla maalo ka malama lie Aupun
W. --4~cS~Frs -~~"~~ s'Nss~-- ~,s-ss
DIAL IVA pololci kupono maoli ka pono kaIa ocoa
haawia ka hoolina ka ohHna ka waiwai Ka Moi
kaIakaua, ola hoi ka NJ EA HANOlIANO JONAH KUHIO
KALANIANAOLE anne kona muu hooilina
IEilTORE HAWAII, ma he Kuu Man 1911 kc hooma
naa oku mel ma kca Ia Papa Komisnn ma Paluma Kuhko
he kauomo nk mel haaw aku ku inca IImoano oIcIou
Jonah kuo kalmun0oIo la pahu ma pono inca data uom
ka moa IlouImo Jonah kuhio Kumimuoc umc konu muu
hooina,
.Apouoio koo Ia 20 Aporh, NJ, H. loll,
-. .~,.. ~up .. %. ,,,ra,., il, -. TsA
WALTER r. FltlNR
90 kiuaua 10 lodtop Hawaii,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Hawaii. hoopania lanuari 2, 1909, ku-
dalaia Novemaba 3, 1906, ukuia i Ike
Kccna Waiwai ma Ike Ano Loaa Alma
Aupuni lanuari IL, 1900 .........
Koi.a j. n. Wood, Apana ,, Home Hoo
kuonoono llauula, Koolauloa, Oahu,
--uku mua hookomoia i ka Waihona,
Dekeniaba 30, 1906 ...............
Koi a Mary Kalcialii, Apana 3, Home
Hookuonoono o Ilauula, RooIauIoa,
Oahu, 49, uku mra i hookomoia i ka
Waihona Okatoba $, 1906 ........
Koi ka Waiwai o j. }. Dover, Apana 4,
Home llookuonoono u llauua, koolau-
lua, Oah-uku mua hookomoia ka
Waihona Dckcmaba 1, 1906 ........
Koi Ida G. Burncttc, Apana ;, Home
lIookuonoono lIauuIa, Koolauloa,
Oahu, uku mua hookomoia i ka Wai-
bona, Okatoba ,, 1906 .............
Koi Emily Savidgc, Apana &, Home
IIookuonoono lIauula, KooIauloa,
Oahu, uku mua hookomoia ika Wal
hona, Okatoba ,, 1906 ........,....
Koi u Alfred johnson, Apana I, Home
IIookuonoono o IIamla, Koolauloa,
Oahu,-uku mua hookomoia ka Wal
hona Noveinaba u, 1906 ..........
Koi a ka waiwai w. W. Carlyle, Apana
., Home Ilookuonoono o Hauula Koo-
lauloa, Oahu,-uku nua hookomoia i
ka Waihona Novcmaba 80, 1906. "a. =.
Koi Il w. H. Bradley, Apana 10, Home
Ilookuonoono llamla, KooIauloa,
Oahu,--uku mua hookomoia ia Wal
hona, Dckcmaba 20, 1906 ..........
Koi Il Mrs. II. NJ. Ayres, Apana II, Home
llookuonoono IIawla, KoolauIoay
Oahu,-uku mua hookomoia ka Wal
bona DckcmobS 80, 1906 ..........
Koi Mrs. Jennie Il. Mclean, ? apana
Nuuanu, kuaiia iaia no $2,Ol5.OO,
aka, M uku hcwu nae kona maui uecna
he %2,145.OO Maraki 10, l9O9,-hoi-
hoi hUu ........ ...............
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

not barred in any way by tariff lGgis-
lation, they will displacc all other
products on the tables of the wealthy
Our object today is to open the door
OF the American market, to open the
door Of nation Of 10000 600, which
has been closed to us for the last fifty
years: and when we are now on the
eve of reaching that long-sought OBJ
ject we are met by objection after OBJ
lection, we are demgcd by plethora
OF sophism, we are tSd that II such
an arrangement is to 20 into effect
and Canadian vegetables, cereals, and
fruits can cross the boundary line
and be eaten free of duty by the
American people, II will he all over
with the Canadian Confederation, and
even the British Empire will reel and
rock upon its foundations.
No Industry Injured.
Although il was part of our policy
to obtain reciprocity with the United
States, we have acted carefully in so
doing and have not injured any in
dustrE The only industry affected
is that of agricultural implements, on
some of which the duty has been re-
duCcd from l7ia per cent to IL per
cent and others from 20 per cent to
- per cent. II would have been
pleasing, for myself at all events, tn
90 beyond that, but we considered
/ that if we did we would perhaps not
do justice to the large body which
| has invested money in these estab-
! lishments. The government does not
exist for the farmers alone or the
manufacturers alone, or for any one
class, but for the classes which com
pose our nation. do not mean that
there should he any antagonism be-
tween class and class. | do not ad-
NIT that there should be any antagon-
ism between the manufacturers and
the farmers. The manufacturer is the
best customer of the farmer, and the
farmer is the best customer of the
manufacturer Let them walk hand
in hand; let each profit. But so far
as We are concerned, for fourteen
years we have administered the gov.
eminent of this country on these
limos, trying to do away with class
keeping always in mind the motto
freedom for all and privileges fol
none, That has been our policy, ant
that policy we shall continue"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Advices received at San Francisco
report the sale of the British ship
Celtic Monarch. The Celtic Monarch
has been taken by foreign owners
for $4,000, and will be converted into
a barge and used as storeship.
Dismastcd and badly battered, the
Celtic Monarch put into Valparaiso
December 10 of last year and is still
lying disabled at that port.
II Is hard for n man to discover
that he has no balance in bank with
out losing his equilibrium
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
J frr-r- !

Although Hawaii is far removed
from Washington, ID. c., whore the
struggle over the Canadian reciprocity
bill is now being fought out, the issue
is followed with the kccncst interest
in the territory, for its effect is world
wide Sir Wllfrcd Laurier, the pro
mier of the Dominion Of Canada, who
is urging the agreement and is one
of the men chiefly responsible for the
progress II has made thus far, tolls
in the May Columbian Magazine
something about his position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Sidney Aldman, a suudont at Yalo,
is under arrest nr Muridou Conn,
ON q charge of grand Larceny proforr-
ed 0t the request Of the New YORK
police Aldmnn was interested IN a
braid factory In Paterson y. i
Joseph II. grimm uHrd G3 took
poison utter hplug found guilty In %
BOY rHE NIrnl count ul turHiuH u
mauuHa lInnueo llp threatened p
kIll uImauIl wlhor lhm go ~ jail
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

The Austrian ana German Alpine
clubs have Just published statistics
showing that between the years 1901
and lnlo inclusive $3.50 Alpmisl8 lost
their lives In the Central Alps Of Eu-
rope, an average of nearly O. hundred
deaths q Nouu lu 1909 hnwuyur
thoru wore lli climbers NIllnd and
In 1910 hundred uur Including
twrmFrnIghl umHDU who men Ihr0r
death while pICklug uirlWplHa.
H -
xm~ buLLETlH ADS PAY -ma
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

$726913
PAuKu . Aole ka Luna IIooia hoopuka kckahi Kkoo
daa kn uku ana kckahi koi hoikea mauna mel
kc ole oaa mai he lik Eooa loaa pha kakounoaa ka
poe ko a ko lakou hope karu paha ko akou
waiwa Ike kanawa waihona aku, Ike apono pu Ike
poo ka oIana Eanaa al o ka ale Ola pau koi.
PAuKu B. O ma haawin dala hookaawalcia mamu kcia
Kanawa ho hou no Ike aupuni ma ka Ia 80 Inc NJ H.
l'll. .....~ d. -. a'r'a
q PAuEu 4. mana kca Kanawai mai IA mahope aku o ka
la kona aponoia.
Aponoa kcia la 25 o Apcra NJ. H. 1911, koe ka jamu
"Koi poho James Quinn ka otomobia 100000" au
apono ole al Il kc vito ia mel e a'u.
WALTER +. FREAR,
Kiaana Ike Teritore Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
PAPA OLA.

MALAMA ANAL Ma LEPERA, HOOKAAWALE ANA
ME HAUKAPILA, Ma HOOLlLO:
s. NJ. Damon: ..H
Uku hooimanna o Puulalc a Mki Iunc .'
30, 1909 me la mhau o ka hapa maka-
hki hope 1905 ......,...........S f7GO0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17
IKE KAKAUOLELO .

Ka Aha Senate 1909:
Koi Ike Garden Island Publishing Co.,
Ltd, Feb 10, 1909, no Z nupcpa kau-
ohaia mamuli ka Olclo IIooholo Aha
Senate IIclu 3,---iio ka nalowale Ike
Kikoo DaIa llelu l2S hoopukaia ma
ka la o Mel, 1909, hoopauia hoi ko-
ma ukuia ANA ........
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Joseph H. Martin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Constantine V. Morcra, June 80, 1909. 200
NJ. NJ. Springer, Feb. IS, 1906. ....... G12
NJ. NJ. Springer, March 81, 1906. ..... 900
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Our policy has been, b., and viii
be, 80 long as the Canadian people
continue 10 place In us the confidence
they have shown us during ntlorn
years, 10 seek markets wherever mur-
kets are 10 be- found We arc above
AN an agricultural people, our chief
wealth 10 the growth Ul those prur
ducts OF the temperate 2unu, lulls
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

nw BULLETIN ADS PAY -ws
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-17

Jack ana Evelyn
bedtime story you
OF discovered American
Jnck" bu how he discover III was
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FLORISTS

T.. Henderson, 1919 Fsrnsm. Dough-, l'l'
hRANpEls eui flower dept, new store
4. poNAaHuH. 1907 Barpam, q iooli A-iooi
HESS = awoBopA iHs Tsrnam st.
>. u gATg lsa narnsy pousla. 500
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

YOU can invest 90 per maHth nov Ia
l4RH iai 80 haFt lsafEa, Tie EapgFa phinai
shn strategic eommerplal center ~ British
knipmpiai fna SCI ~ a. the beginning be
lHfe the lrsl railroad. There sFa seven
ffllFaaas puildinH ana protected 20 fort
heQFeei which "a AZ the Junction % l,Ui1
miles ~ neYiE6hle waterways ana the me
llpFeha ~ = splendid Agricultural fruit
ana mlFed fsrlhlRg country ~ 30 09ouoo
acres besides beluE the natural supply
Pelnt Tor tremendously rich timber min
sFal ana coal territory % millions 81 acres
ppWmhia bulletin 81 information" con
lainiAk up-te-aRte neWs &c investment op-
ppiiAplues n Tits VAST new ana ron ooun-
ilN hisH synopsis nf government land, mia
M. umher aha coal laws etc send your
name ana address touaY, Natural haspurpea
seeufitA Ca Lia' PAID up capital tsaNItl0
As Sewer HldE Vancouver, ., Y,
ron sAAH-WQrklRg interest ia our
eQFpel atieRj saan invested VIII bring sal
per cent within iva Years absolute real
estate security aees with this Investment
Re ans has trustworthy, reliable person
Who can quality need aRsWer, This is "a
eAeePtlenal qpp0rluniiN and fine opening
iof person desirinG q profitable business OF
nRanesHonahle merit u ha salary per year
aRe hbelal commission 20 rlght PARTY, Aa7
dress q n, ", Investment Security heptu
la NJ lAth 81, LinoeiR, Neh,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
WHITE pr prices THE INTERSTATE
Al-fLMoHlLh no. m0.il9 3 islh 3.
BUSINESS CHANCES

10 GET iD ar ept ~ business, call on
aAhHHhfAbr tei see Bids Tel y, aaai
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

Ll9s STUCK FOR SALE
Hsnssa aad Nshialss.
WB huy and sal ali kindH Of horsus.
Blue barn, rear Ailihrd n0iea =, ~
- RhAp % s00d fhrm mares and 10
horses. WeiEht fHom. 90 a. p, 100 Pounds
rhesa horses mual Do sold init Naeis, Como
eariN ard Eal firsl choiCe. sarn IN oaCd
al Miliiana hotei. ism and DuuBiRa
HoRsis. vAsoa ana harasss. weassar i,sl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-16
Asa RATEs FUH WAIT ADS.

REgpLAR pLAsslfipAiioA-'lae
assertion, Va genis PEI HnFH AHd !
neng per ward Sos eagl Subsequent va
pertian. bash iRseFilgR mHde "a aad
aays, ilf pents per Warl, si,h9 pes
line pes mnnth
Hates applY 81 eiiher Ihe nAiig %
sgRiay iiee, AlWHls eaaHt 90 NeFas
N las