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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
HOW STATISTICS
REVEAL THE FACTS,
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From the time when the oak
leaves are big as a squirrels foot"
forward 120 days or more-the time
II takes the maize crop to nature
>dhe corn growing in the United States
adds to the wealth of the nation about
$14,000,O00 every day.
That increase is enough to buy US
two new dreadnaughts every morn
ing.
The total OF that increase for n
season would pay off the interest
bearing debt of the United States
would pay for several Panama canals,
Yet the production OF corn In the
United states last year was but n
little over 25 bushels per acrel
DO you know what that means?
ASK anyone who really knows the
corn game. lie will tell you that It
means that more than half Of the
farmers OF the United States don't
know the first principle of the science
Of corn growing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
WHEN PAPA BEGINS TO SHAVE.

When Sunday mornin comes around
My Pa hangs up his strop,
An takes his razor out an makes
1t go c'fop! c'aopl
An then he gifts his mug an brush
An yells { me, "Behayew
! tell y'u, things is mighty still
When Pa begins t shave.
Then Pa he stirs his brush around
An makes tn soapsuds fly;
An sometimes, when he stirs too
hard,
He gifts some In his eye.
/ tell y'u, but it's funny then
To see Pa stamp and rave;
But y'u mustn't git ketched laflin'-
When Pa begins t shave
TIL hired hand he dassent talk,
An even Mas afeard,
An y'u can hear tn razor click
A-cuttin' through Pas beard!
An then my Uncle Bill he laffs
An says: "Goshl John, you're
brave"
An Pa he swears, an Ma Jest
smiles
When Pa begins T. shave
When Pa gifts done a-shavin' Of
His face, he turns around,
And Uncle Bill says: "Why, John,
Yur chin looks like ploughed
ground"
An then he laffs-jest laffs an laffs,
But got T. behave,
Cos things s apt t happen quick
When Pa begins c shavel
Harry Douglas Robins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
UPR PREFERENCE.

The Cook answering ADVERTISE
ment for help).--If OF knowed it was
a fiat they lived at, the divil bit OF
me 'u'd have come at all!
The Maid (also answering adver-
tisemenD.-oh, I don't know It's
nice-looking flatl
The Cook.-Yis; but OF loike to
wor-ruk In a private house where
yez kin own The basemint!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07

Bruntley OF Georgia, declared they
were convinced that the potash con-
troversy with Germany had nothing to
do with the recent resignation of DR..
David Jayne Hill, as ambassador to
Berlin. Mr. Lever, author Of reso-
,ution, alling on the president to in
form congress whether or not the pot
ash controversy figured in the Hill
resignation, said the resolution would
be dropped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
A PROPOSITION.

The Plaintiffs Lawyer.-Can't we
settle this matter without further
litlgation7
The Defendants lawyer think
so, Suppose you take the property
and give me a mortgage for fifty per
cent. of its value?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
PRESUMABLY SANE.

The Contestant-Just think Of It!
My uncle was sixty-six when he
married that young woman
The Lawyer.-Yes; but he lived
three years after his marriage; and,
under such circumstances, a man
usually RECEIVERS his senses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-07
POTASH NOT RESPONSIBLE.

Lever of South Carolina VIII Not
Press Hill Inquiry.
Washington, May 6.-After a talk
with President Taft today Represent
atlves Lever Of South Carolina, and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21

Die Sbret gu, als tpone ct nift bo-
ten, mas iest fomn1en mnBte.
0Oeit einem nidt eebaltenen ST.
rentport tit bel inn ipenig ODER gar
ntdts gu boffen."
o9as meiB i9 --
0Aber marum boit gu es bern
trosbem getan?"
uWenn mon borber iiberlegte,
mas man tut = bas lit es ia eben
= Dos reibt ginen fort, tiefer =
INNER tiefer ms glenol 8ooen.
losl Won miro's faum gemabr,
benft, ooB man iid ipieoer raus-
reibt, nno BET ieoer @epesune ut,o
ieoem &ettungsberiub ienft man
mebr lit oieien %erulloloien Sfsg1ln,
big Ell uns gang peri1lingt."
Ct itieB bieie 8orte fl6eIid aus.
8ie berbaItenes S1lu65en uno
obnmadtiger @ron fIone es aus IT,
men an.
vSit es biel, 8iGp iebr piel, boB
lllan es nidt oufbringen fam ob-
ne 8opa2" fra9te ie 5agbnft.
@r mlegte ben &opf mebani1dl
foit geiitesabmeienb.
(6~ortlesualg iolgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21

NEE; 4Ifreoo Meltorio, friiber $50.
li5eidef IN 2umpaias, urb elm Mr5t
Ramells @sceniion Yena. Mae fin
ipiiroen ipabrideinli6 cridoGeu
poroen ieitL penl1 man Tie mad,
Merifo auridgebradt 6atte. Denr
aQe fiinf iino anideineno idlper BE-
laiiet init Geoolutionsiunoen.
Sect baben aud Die Glerfs IN
Den Officen Ser Soirtbern 9ocifis
9obn gu 9oufton Die Mrbett nieocr-
gelegt. Sic bebaupten, Ger Streif
peroe iid ilber Die gauge 2inie aus.
breiten.
Oos Dtitriftgeridt III 8icto-
rio bat Sionep q. Daois BON ser
@nfloge oes Morbes freigeiproden.
@r eridoB ieiner5eit ben 9epl1tn-
Sberiff IS. MurraD &ibbe, als oic-
Ter i'm perbaften molte. @ie it'd
III ben 8erbartolungen oes 8rosei,
les aber berauseeiteat bat, bat
aibbe 5uerit auf i'm eridoilen uno
GUAR anideine1o oEne @runb ultb
8eredtiguug. aibbe lolte 9abis
berDafteten, neil Der 2estere iid 10
ieltiam benonrmen batte, BOP man
i'm fir ge~iitesfranf bielt. Bie
es beibt, bat er oanl1 iofort ouf
tbn geIboiien, no66em er i'm att.
geforoert botte, iid gu ereeben.
2opis idleitt tatiadIib eeiitesge-
itort gu fem. gr bat iid ipdter int
@efongnis ~sumeilen fpie elm Sob
iiibti9er benommetL trotoem CT.
fIarte oas @eriht i'm nod elmer
unteriudung fir 5urednunesfdbig.
Sem Shnager, Gin .ongelebener
Burger bon SfIaboma gitD, milf
i'm NIT nod Sflobomo nebmen unb
bort in elmer BripatbeilanItalt I'LL.
terbringen.
Das ariminal : Expectations
geridt i'll Qritin bat entldieoen,
Dab oas @eies Der 81. 2egisIa-
ti'r,' meldes ben 8erfanf bon liidi
bcrauidenoen Mal5getr6nfen nit
elmer boben Steiier belegt, foniti-
t%utione5 1T. Gie 9fidter Sarpcr
uno 8renoergalt boben oieie Gnt=
ideionng abseeeben, Midter Dapio-
jon @itiinunt nit ieii1cn beiocn Sol.
legen nidt therein, ioltoern ipridt
III elmer idarfen G%rflarul1g cine
e1ltgcgeigeieste 9llliidt aug.
Sn Dallas lift Der u9eros sSs,,.
bnitria( @onareB" 5uiamrlcnaetre,
ten. Die @eteilieuug 1T cine ie)r
groBe.
Mde gro5eiie meeen Neutra.
litatsDerlesung, Die 1T 2areoo uno.
anoerll Drten onbdlteig oemadt
iino, iin0 nod Brownsville .iiber-
tuieien Doroen. IS lit oies baupt.
iahlih geideben, urn oie Sahen
idJnea erleoigen au fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup

Set iiber fiinf8ig Sabren Dol
Miaionen BON Miittern fir tire
Ginoer nit benz beften @rfolge bein1
3obnen gebraudt. Gr berubigt oas
Gino, erweidt bas. 3abnfIeiid uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; BELT aud
8inbfolif uno lit bas bette Mittel
bel 0iarrboe. lleberaa Bel oen Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Grast nah Mrs,
@inslolp's Sootbine Sprup uno
nebmt nibts anoeres. % Gents Die
Slaibe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
: a >.

Der u9eras Snouitrial Con.
sreB" bot IN ieiner Situng in Dal-
ias tohfteben0en Herionen Hreiie
erteift; Sir bic er0Btc 2orn nnb
Gottcn-Grnte auf 5lpan3ig Mdern-
%. 3. Sinflep nj Goil 9enito,
$500; Collin q. &unIep III guffa-
10, GreeItone County, 5000; CHARLES
q. Dob in Mofoale> $3.50; George
H. Dob in ModoaIe, $500; Soiepb
Wietef in 5apettebilIe, $3.50; g. 6.
@aGer in EapIor, S. g. Carroll in
Genneifee, Mnoerion County, Sranf
arenef it. IN aobelnop, SO. 6.
Barnes in &onbiae, Gb. Sones
IN Spnnboe, 81. 8. Gins
IN Boris, 81. 6. Bean in
Baris, q. S. Sobniom III Dperton,
g. 5. Bnugbnn IN Sonespiae uno
q. 9. Dunn IN Mart, ie 800. Ser
ner fir Die bette Sort uiio Gotton-
Grnte auf 5pei Mdern: 6. 8. 9opar
in GapettepiGe, $1,000; Soracc Gen.
mig in Atbens $3.50; fop Scott IN
Wt. Bleaiant, $500; Sfuann Santp
In agIer, $3.50, Dlem 81. Senelp
tn Buffalo, Greeitoue County, Soc
Dni6nf IN Merle, Gnlmct Mllen in
Qiit0nIe, Mrtbur aloppeubura in
Sublime, Clifton WoooDaro IN
XpIer. Gregg GnsIeD IN pott
Bridge. Sio6orc arenef IN. 2ope.
Iqbp. 90. 81. goton lit Sberton,
Soiepb 3. Stringer in Mnrfiion
un0 Gora Sbort IN @railo 9aline,
ie 500.
DIE Snterpention Gcnator
GuIberion's beim 9onoeIs Depar-
fenent 5u @un5ten Der lii 2arcbo
perbafteteu fiiiif Merifaner, bic nc.
gen unrehtm1bigeu aufentbalts in
ben Ber. Staateu feftgenommcn iua.
rem unb IN @efabr ltanocn, mad
Nerifo 5nriideeihidt All perorn,
bat etrpog geuiist. Dos &amocIs.
miniiterium bat bic GreiIoiiuua Der
flint @efangenes1 oftaeorbnct. Gs
fin6 oies: ". 81. Mopas, friiber go.
liaeidbef in Montereu, Der Waoc-
70 feiner5ei1 pegell repplutiouGrer
llmtriebe perboftete; GarIos Gent
sules uno aoetb Norricr. friiber
pffi5icrc in ber mcrifmpilhcn ar-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
LokdIeS.

Ser GdluIrat fat in

Ser gbnIrat tat in leiner
Sisuag am Mittpoh abeno Sen
Voritlag bes Superintenoenten
2ufin, III oeu NegeriduIen eineu
sehaidbrisen 2ebrfuriug einaufiib.
rem allseliommen; fcrner itott 5cs
9ofidulfurins in Der Douglas See.
9erifnle einen 5ueiten SnouItrie-
id,tl.Rurius bort einaufiibren. Mlf
Mntrag oes GERM @oggan muroe
befdloiieu, oas @ebaIt aGer 2e6-
rer bon vDomeiiic Science in Ser
4ofiHulc, Die 5iuei Sabre ODER
ueniger G%rfabrung baben, auf $50
uno ~oerienigen. bic orei Sabre ullo
mebr @%rfabrung baben olf $1O7
81 erboben. Gle Hlumber-M rbei.
ten an benz neuen S6nIbauie in
prospect Sin murbcn Der Siruna
Weit s @ut5eit iibertragen.
Gas arimi1aI : Expectations
aeridt IN auitin lot Sim @righi
BON bier, Der megem angeblihen
Veriuhs, einen @eidporenen in Dem
Norton.Bro5eB 5ll beeinfluiien, bon
@idter Dmper 5n 3abInng BON
blrIoert Dollars nno elmer Soft
ftrofe bon 0rei 9agen perurteiIt mar,
freigeiproden. @ihter GDper bot
te Wrigbt negen Misadting oes
@erihts perurteiIt. Das Mppela-
tionSgeriht lit Der Mniidt, oaB oas
norgebradte Bepeismaterial Sic
gernrteiIuns nidt redtfertigte.
Der 2aoen bon Sic Senga lit
cine au~siteQung BON @eibnaftsfa-
den aner Nrt, mie fie nireenomo an
oers gu finoen lit. @ebt suerlt bort.
bin, tuenn Sbr @eidenfe fir sic
ainoer ODER fir Ole gertpanoten
faufen tDoIlt.
Dos Chill : MppeGationsae-
riht bat ben Gonteit I'M oos Mnu
beg Staotidobmeiftcrs iebt enoaiil-
tig cntidieoen. S. SO. gburd,
Der iesige Snbaber, miro ourh sic
entfHeioung fir eendblt erflart.
Dnnit 1T Die Gntideiourig Ser I'm
teren Snftnn3 beit1tigt.
Die y2Iano 2nno ofto Sesrriga.
tion @ompanD", 6eren Sauptoffice
III unierer Sta6t fem miro, lit
I'm einet1 Charter eirrgcfommen.
Die @eienidnft bat Elm aapitaI BON
$4,000. Die Snforporotoren nno
1ireftoren iitto 9enning grubn,
Otto @abrmuno rlno Mrt5ir @l,en.
tier.
Gas gr0Bte Eager bon Idonen
8uppe1 uno SpieIiodet aler Mrt
bel Bic Sensg.
Der n@rocerp 9tore" BON
s. u. Goriptbe al ser @5n6 S[ores
GtroBe 1T abgebrannt. Der Gdacen
belditft fidj aitf $4,000.
Das 9cnefi5 al Ganiten 6cs
~Gbriitmns Cheer" .Tonos am Mitt-
mod nodmittng I'M @roBen Operns
bans bat $500 eingcbraht.
Wie imtner, 70 lit aud oielcs
Sobr 3ir senss's 2nben oos !Saupt-
quarter fiiir Sanfa Clans.
Gin Deb lit ipabreno ser
Nadt in Die MIamo eillgeorungcn
ur6 bat etiuos @elo, 6as fid III eli
iter fIeinen 9lehihohteI befano,
geftoblen. Or bat nod feinen Dol.
lar erbeutet. Die in benz @ebiu.
oe nnf6euabrten Meliquien bat er
sum Glud liegen geIoiien.
Die bette MustpabI BON @ei6-
Hpfts @eihenfen fir 8 uns uno
Mlt, niisIid, b~elebreno, nnterbaI.
tenb, BEL Sic 9engg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
a0nisin 2riie nnb Die Babriaserim

Sn Der REDEEM Guae intereiianten
0eaterials our @eidihte oes preu-
Biiben 9ofes Inn Die @enoe ocs
10. Sabrbunoerts, oas Die fiirslld)
in Baris per0ffeutlidten Gagebiider
Der Siiritin @niie &ao5iiuia, gebo-
renen Brin5eiiin BON 8reuBen, emf
balten, lit audi Der 8erid)t bon Ger
boAit nlerfluiroigen 8egegnlng Der
&onigin 2uiie bon BernBen nit ci-
ner @abriagerin. 9as ieltiame Be
gebnis fdat in Die 3eit oes lii,
gliifs uno Der @rnieorigung, els
Der preubiide 9of iid nod Dem Be.
%miitigenoen Srieoen BON Sillit III
Sonigsberg nieoergelaiien batte mo
nod Berlin, oas Die Gruppen Sea-
poleotls beiebt bielten, ni9t 5uriid-
5ltfebren iuagte. gines Cages, i'll
Sribiobr 1909, fam aug Ger Nahc
bon 0armitaot cine Srau nad)
aonigsberg, I'M ben Sdus oes ST.
nigs fir einen BrooeB, Den iie
fiibrte, SIT erbitten. 9ie Sofoame
@rafin Iauensien eradblte Der ao.
nigin, iene Grait itanoe III Sranfs
furt am Main I'M 9tufe, bic 3H<
funft boraltsiagen gu fonnen, unb
iiberreoete Die &onigin, lie fommell
5i lofien. Sc seidob. Die Sron tpur-
De III Die 8obnung Der @rafin
Saueneien beite1t. Mnpeleno pa=
rem auBer Der 3onigin nod oerem
9ruoer, Der &er5og BON Strelit.
uno Der Miniiter @ilbelnn u. Surl-
bolot. Die aonigin madte sul
8eoinsuna oaB weber bon Dem
Eooe oes @onigs, bon ibrenl cige.
men, nod BON Dem ibrer ainoer ee-
ipro6en merben oiirfe unb itclltc
Die erite Srage: u@eroen mir Dor
@noe beg Sabres nod Berlin al
r%iidfebren2" Die Srau iab III If.
rem &arten ua6 uno eripioerte:
uSa.. Dime jeben 3meifel". Die SEQ
nigin fragte meiter: .@eroen mir
in Berlin bleiben ODER es BALD ipie-
Der berlaiiem miiien?" Die Mntiuort
l%autete, nod aberntaliger 9efra.
gung Der &arten: Cure Maieitat
miro nidt iebr langc in Berlin blei-
ben, miro aber naf fur5er Mbpes
fenbeit oortbin 8nriidfebren uno es
bann ME mebr perlaiien." Gum
ShluB fragte Die 4oniein: L@ie
miro oas Shidial Napolcons fem.
8iro er INNER fiegreid bleiben 2"
Die aorten perfiinoeten: v0ie Sab
re 1910 uno 1871 meroem nod iebr
idmer fir YreuBen fem, aber i'm
Sabre 1912 miro Napoleons Stern
~erblaiien uno HreuBen Damn gu Ell
iter Gubmesbobe itcigert, Ole es NOD
ME erreihte." Die Bropbeseiunl
traf @ort Inn Wort elm. Gum @eit-
nadtsfeit 1909 mar Der &of, itiir-
mild beeriiBt, pieoer in Berlin. SIM
CONNER 1910 unternabm Die a5.
niain 2uiie oie Sabrt mad Soben,
5ierit, bon Der nur ibre 2eide nad)
Berlin 5uriifgebrodt muroe, UNI
5ur epiget &ube beitattet gu mer-
ben. uno 1912 begann altf oen
Sdneefeloern HnBlanos Der Mbitieg
Napoleons, Der @~ieoeraufbau 8relr-
bens. Seltiam utb merfmiir6ia
modten mir Die gradblung aber ood
Dor alem oesbal6 nennen, neil
Die Siiritin Cutie 8ao5ipin, sic bc-
relt &idtiafeit perbiirgt, uns Ionit
feiner Stelle ibrer aufseidnl.n.
gen Dos Iedt eiebt, an ibrer @ohr-
beitsliebe gu 5Deifeln uno iie ais
I'M @anne oes @berglaubens befinh-
lif 5u ifelten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
aas @ilbelm Scaiens etmrn,- uui
9ramgja5rcm.

1lE
19 Sabre mar @iIbeIm s~settIei
alt, als CT aug Dem 9datten ieincr
plelfad tribe onbingegongenen
alnoheit gum erlten MoIe in oas
Stdt zines poaell ulto gan5ei1 oe-
bens trot. Seiner ainobeit battc
Die @drme sefeblt, oeren seraoe
bag ainoerber5 10 iebr bcoart uno
BON leinen SdltIiabren batten Die
III aiel teilipeiie unter barteE1
9rude geitanoen. so bc5eifuet cs
oe1m 10 redt Die @Iifsltimmling,
nit Der er Die S1peae gum Stu.
oentenleben iiberldritt, luenn er III
eilem WobeQen3pfIus, Der iene
Sabre i1iloert, ausrnft: y@g gibt
nidts 5roDIiberes onf @rOen als
iieb5ebn Sabre, Die Sreibeit urlo oer
Wtlen, gu leben uno all Iernen.~
Gieie 5reibeit uno oieien @iaen &c.
JAP Der iunge 9oIiteiner nun aai1s
uno gar. Mit beioen Siiben iprana
er in Die neue @elt binein, tuar0
Wfitglieo Der @urideni1aft Ecu
tonic" IN Riel unb nabm on Dem
VerbinoungsIeben regen MnteiI.
Mber nnr wenige Semelter bat Sen.
len oes Stu6entenIebens ungemild)-
tie 5reuoe gefoitet. 5don als er
1855 Die &ieler uniperfitat nit Der
Wir5burger nertauidte, ipor Der err.
lfc Nanid Deg gnt5iidens iiber oas
freie ituoeutiide 2eben p~erfloeeu,
uno i1nmer quaIenoer maro Die ST.
fenntnis, oab oas Jahituoiunt,
Dem er ii6 gepiomet bate, Die Mc
oi5iil ibW feline pole gefrieoiquna
peroe ~getudbren tonlen. Sod
einfnal bat er oanl1 iii Sena cir
frobes Stuoenteniemelter erlebt,
aber nah ieiner ueberiieoluna nad)
greslau begann cine efte Gturm.
uno Drang5eit Die i'm ourf idne.
re inrtere Gribiitterungen uno 9ri,-
fungen fiibrte. Sii gresIou promo.
nierte er nit elmer literarbiitoriihem
Mbbanollng lber 0ie Nibelungen,
aaein menn aud innerlid BEL ibnl
Der oidteriid)e 8eiit bereits iiber
ben miiienihaftIi6en triumpbiert
bate, 10 oauertc es bod nod cine
gdn8e 3eit, ebe es ibm gelong. l;d)
ms 5reie ourd8ufdmpfen. ,Mir TO-
men, 10 bat er ielbft er56bli,
ldbllnime Sabre, IN oenen Elm I'M
nler itorfer ontpahienoer innerer
8rieb in ausIihtslos ifnercnl
Bioeritreit NIT Der 0otiquna oes
Sebens rang. Mein Bid gina in
einen oid)ten, boffnlingsleeren Ge.
bel binaus; ih fdrieb @eoidte, poe.
tide Broia, nod Mrt Der Sein,'-
iden Stakeholder, fbofeipeariieren6c
9ragooien, Iegte aGes, bon feinem
0uge eeieben, gu StoBen in Den
Shranf". Sn eincm iolfen 3n
Itanoe Der 3~errifienbeit febrte
Senien 1860 in feline Seimat, febr~
tc er nod 4ieI 5uriif. Satte linn
nidt ihou iein @pmnaiialoireftor
in 2iibed porauseeiaet, er iperoe
iih fin feinen normoIen geruf
ole geeianet erpeiien2 Dos idielt
iif iest erfiiaen gu iolIen. Cine
bofitebenoe iuriitiide Berionlihfeit
COB mir ~molmoIleno Den Hat, 6a
id Die 5eber gu banbbaben miiie,
mid nm cine brotgebenoe Stelle ols
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-21
GmSet 8inter aeiSen.

Sir 8ieIe lit Der Binter cine
~2eioens5eit. 3umeilen ~erfrorene Be-
ben uno Singer, ODER oufgelprunqe.
ne Sdnbe un6 Qippen, Sroitbeulcn
mo raube Saut itenen fih elm. gber
iolhe l1ebel peifen Dor a9udlen's
Irniea Salbe". Gin @eriuh fiber
8e,igt. @r0Btes 6eilmittel Fir
@rano- I'M 8riibml,noen, @eihmii-
re, Shiirfungeti, gcseina ulb Ser
~renfungen. Nur 25c III oI(en Mbothe.
fen.
Mon fam MIR Die anoern mic
iih ielbit beliigen.
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@ettete bas 9eben ieiner 5ram

nWeine Jrau niiroe ihon beara-
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men bon oenen, Die gorurteile ia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26
OVER A MILLION DESTITUTE
FROM THE FLOODS. At Swallow

Hongkong Daily Press, October 6
Cper Nippon Mard's maiD:
The committee which has been form
ed at Swatow to take measures for
the relief Of distress occasioned by
the recent floods has issued the fol-
lowing circular:
You might have heard, before this
reaches you, that very heavy falls
of rain have covered with water hun
dreds of villages in the three districts
of Hai-Yeo, Ting Hal, and Jao-Ping,
in this Prefecture of Teo-Chew of the
Kwong-Tung Province. The dixie Of
Tan-Ching village opposite to Chao-
Chao- Chow-Foo gave way and the water
of the River Han suddenly washed Oft
about two-thirds of that unfortunate
village. That element continued to
rise rapidly and found its way into
all the low-lyng lands. The dixie of
Whay-Sye village Cbetween Chao-
Chow-Foo and Swatow) shortly after
wards crumbled, and this greatly aug
mented the magnitude Of the disaster.
1t was rumored that thousands of hui
man beings had persisted, but no def
mite information on that head is Oh
tainable as yet OF the three dis
tricts flooded, Hai-Yeo suffers the
most, while Jao-Ping is afflicted in a
less degree than Ting-Hai The num-
Der of those who have escaped from
the calamity, and who are homeless
and in state of utter des,itution, is
estimated at more than one million.
The paddy crops of the Hal Yeo dis
trict have been almost totally de-
stroyed by the floods, and those OF
The two other districts have, to a
greater or less extent, met the same
fate.
In view of the greatness of the
devastation, and an inevitable increase
of hardships of the sufferers by the
approach of winer, a meeting was call
! ed in the house of Mr.. Sim Kye Pang
Of this port, at which a committee
to undertake works of relief was elect
ed; and the latter appeals to you
compassion, in the name of charity
to- subscribe what you can, and, O
cause subscriptions to be raised, a
soon as possible, for the relief ant
benefit Of the homeless, destitute sui
ferers
Subscriptions may be sent to tn
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Coz
q poration, Hongkong, who will plac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26

The PercherOn stallion given Ad-
miral Togo by a Utah merchant, has
been presented by him in turn to the
Emperor.
Severe storms in Mexico rendered
communication with Guaymas impos
sible for some days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate of Lucio
Jose Alencastre, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors of Lucio Jose Alencastre, de-
ceased to present their claims, duly
authenticated and with proper vouch-
ers, if any exist, even if the claim is
secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to the undersigned at his residence,
on the makai side of Beretania street,
between Fort and Union streets, in
the City and County of Honolulu, Ter
iritory Of Hawaii, within six months
from the first publication of this no
|tice.
Dated, Honolulu, Oct. G, 1911,
PETER JOSEPH ALENCASTRE,
Executor of the last will and tesla
ment of Lucio Jose Alencastre, de
ceased.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26
SACRAMENTO ALSO
PLANS 1915 FAIR

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 15.-Today a
movement was initiated looking
toward the holding of a Dawn Of
Gold" Exposition in Sacramento in
1915, coincident with the San Fran
cisco and San Diego eXpositons. The
plan has received the warm approval
of local officials.
1t is believed that practically all
the tourist traffic the year Of the eX
position will pass through Sacramen
to either going or coming, and a cele
bration of the days of 40 would at
tract thousands of visitors to the
state. who will come with the idea o.
seeing California as much as seeins
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26
TABACO CITIZENS WON'T ALLOW
FILIPINOS To SHIP TO HAWAII

A correspondent Of the Manila
Cablenews, writing from Tabaco on
September Is, says; That the peo-
pie of this section of the Philippines
are. rightly or wrongly, violently on-
posed to the hiring of Filipino labor
for use in foreign countries was
proven beyond the shadow of a doubt
yesterday when a considerable por-
ton Of the population of this city pre-
vented the embarkation on the steam
ship Cebu of a number Of laborers
who had contracted to work in the
sugar fields Of Hawaii
Agents Of the Hawaiian planters
have been in this and adjoining prov
inces for some time in their efforts tc
recruit new field hands. Opposition
heretofore has been of words rather
than deeds But when the agents ct.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-26
WOMEN TO VOTE
IN NEW CHINA

KANSAS CITY oct. 1o-Women
will vote for Presidents, Congress
men and other public officials IN
China if the revolutionary uprising
now disturbing the country is sue
cessful, according to the statements
made here by X. S Wong Of San
Francisco. C.S Yook and o. w. Jang
Of Berkeley, Cal The three are tray
cling over the country with Dr. Sun
Yet Sen, said to be the leader of the
revolution, who was in Kansas City
for a time yesterday. He left early
today for Chicago, but his compan-
ions remained to discuss the new
movement with the young Chimes
here. They left later last night for
St Louis, where they will work for
few days and then join DR.. Sun in
/ Chicago
. C. S. Nook, who is secretary of the
Young China Association in this
country, while in Kansas City said:
There are three subjects which
we use in our lectures about the
country: Put Down the Old Govern
ment,' Construct a New Government
for China, making it a Republic an.
| BE Socialistic in your IDEAS.