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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

able streams
Why then should the United States
Congress refuse to set aside public
lands now under cultivation in a man
ner that will assure the income be-
ing used for the conservation of the
children, in other words, for public
schools?
The U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture announces that it Is ready to be-
gin operations looking to the purchase
of land by the National Forest Reser-
walton commission created under the
Weeks law. Under this law, the
Commissioner of Agriculture is to ex-
anime, locate and recommend to the
commission for purchase, such lands
as In his judgment may be necessary
for regulating the flow of nayigable
streams. A circular which Is now be-
ing printed will give information to
the public as to where and what kinds
Of lands are wanted. Owners Of lands
the purchase of which will be con-
sidered are expected on the basis of
this information to make known to
the forest service their desire to sell.
Copies of the circular may be obtained
by applying to the Forest Service.
The law is not restricted to particu-
lar regions except that land will be
bought only in the states whose leg
islatures have consented to the ac-
QUESTION of land by the United States
for the purpose of preserving the
navigability of streams. States which
have already taken the necessary ac-
ton are Maine, New Hampshire
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, South
Carolina and Georgia. The first lands
to be examined for purchase will be
In the Appalachian and White noun
tains which, because of their steep
ness, their altitude and their lack OF
protection, are in class by them
selves.
/ The area which is believed to need
protection is much larger than the
| government can purchase. Much
| difference exists, however, between
different parts of the region. Careful
examinations which have been going
on for the last ten years have proved
that the conditions which affect
stream flow to an extreme extent are
to be found in relatively limited areas
BY careful selection, IL is believed
\ that much can be done for the perm
J anent improvement of the watershed
! with the purchase of relatively
small part of the land.
1 Accompanying the circular of the
department IL blank form for the
offer of the land, and additional copies
of this blank may be had by writing
to the Forest Service ut Washington
Proposals will be received for small
rs well as large tracts, although
small tracts can be examined only
where the purchase of a consider.
able totals of them In the same neigh
borhood is under consideration. With
regard to the price which will be
paid, Secretary Wilson indicates that
the policy Of the commission will be
to make the money available go as
far as possible. lie expects to have
to buy cut-Oyer lands, or lands with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21
BONDS FOR SANITATION.

Why should two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars for the sanitation of
honolulu by reclamation measures be
taken from the CURRENT revenues of
this Territory?
This work IL properly done may re-
puir" more than two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars And when it is
completed the benefits will be as great
and as permanent as are now evil
donced by Aalu Park and River street
replacing what was, fifteen years ago,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

n bog hole and u sinking source of
EcstilenCe
Permanent improvements that will
keep Honolulu clean cannot be made
on Il tin shovel and oil can basis That
means money wasted.
This city and this Territory call for
a vigorous and extensive reclamation
scheme that will represent mney in
vested.
Such work iustiiies appropriation
and expenditures of loan funds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21
CONCERNING WATER and EDU.
CATION.

Under II new Federal law the Uni
ted States government is prepared to
buy lands for forest conservation and
protection Of the sources of navig-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

While picking to pieces n pair of
corsets which she had worn for over a
year, n poor woman OF Hadstock. Eng.
was surprised to find ten soverelgns.
wrapped in tissue paper, neatly stitched
up In them. She had paid twopence
for the Corsets at an auction sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

In line with this spirit are the
letters of three Episcopal ministers
in the East who are writing to
Unitarian paper published in Boston.
The following are some of the ex-
pressions of opinion or belief;
"As matter of fact, the unity OF
God is the only basis upon which all
Christians can unite: for to follow
Christ, In his own definition of It, was
not to acknowledge any doctrine of
incarnation or atonement, but to ac-
cept his revelation of the Father and
to keep my commandments"
Furthermore, modern research has
demonstrated that the community OF
Christ's disciples, claiming through
all the ages, the title of the Church,
has been commonwealth of
Friends" of Congregationalists, Of
Presbyterians. and finally of Episco-
palians,--yes, even Methodists-
While immersion was undoubtedly the
primitive method of baptism, the
Church has been also widely, II not
wholly Unitarian in doctrine. 1t was
"Athanasius against" not the world,
but the church in the fourth century"
Any persons interested in Unitarian
work and writings will be sent spec
ial publications Of the Unitarian As
ISOLATION if they will forward their
address to p. o. NJ, Box 1902, Holua-
loa, Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

Honest men may 90 wrong in their conclusions. History
will prove that But such are thousand times strong
CT in public esteem and more representative Of patriotic cit
zenShp than the Cringng inv ertebrate who perSoneS the
rng- nOSed water buffalo, ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

The perSOnied influence that said ''We have given
too much for the schools is fighting vCiousy the plan
to set aside public lands Of Hawaii for the permanent
dOWment of education.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

The SureSt way to get larger place is to make our ser
vice LI and overflow The place we OCCupy-JOsiah StrOng
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-21

modernism may well seem, in its crit
ical and anti-scholastic attitude,
grave danger to the integrity of the
Christian tradition
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
6eiratbsinfttger Oreis
Vea Isintn g6tRen i'm itdbtif4sn
9eipiial gefunben.

Ter 81 Sabre alte friibsre aaufs
Ercun Moies Soispb, felt iieten Sohren
Elm SnioHe oes bieiisen Siioiftsn 30
ipitals. fpeIher DOR 3pei Woden aus
or anitolt perihpano, III sef'ern pon
isinsn Sobnen i'm itdotiiden 6oipiiaI
gefunben tpprben. Ter Greis bate
turs Dor ieinem gsridipinotn cine Seis
rotbs.li5sus srpir,t, nm Die 62 Sabre
dlts Wittne gliidbetb 4hrenfelb bon
go. 907 Rihmono Sirabe etsIihen su
tonnen. Spbaln fein Sobn Gee MoIts
ron eibertn. Snb., bierpon Genntnib
erbtelt, lam er fhleunisit nan ginein.
Eati, nm Die 5rauune ipomoalidb su
IyintertreibeH. Die Seirotb bat nod
niht itattgsfunbsn. ienod ertIdrte btr
aIie manH gsiiern NIT dIlsr gnilGie.
osnb,it, bub sr bic Dittips beiratbsn
neros. gr unb feline graut feien bel.
rathsFdtiasn 4lters uno ipeotr feline
Sobns nod irgsnb sip anberer tonntsn
I'm BON Der ausfiibruns isinsg 8ors
ndbsns ubhdltsn. IS fis[I.e iid) oeItern
tsrnus, DAB btr aIis Serr isi. isinsm
Nerihpirbsn aus Dem Siibiihsn aIs
ienheim bel fsinsr proips,iipen grau.
eepohnt bot. Die 9rauun9 mar auF
Samitds angeiest lporben, isbod erlitt
Der grauiieom ,urs porhsr einen lsids
rem biBfhIog. speshalb er mad, benz
itdeiiften SoipiiaI eebraht iptree1
muhte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Cine r6mii@e g5pierfabt am
Rbein.

Die iiingi,en aussrabuna.n bes
iidbtif6en Wiuieums in Remaaeu Iois
len bic geoeuiuug bss romiifxn
Ritomssus ols S6pFeritab. iuunsr
mebr bsrporireien. aernte man bister
oIs erseusnifs isiner 95pfereien mebr
4niossssihirr. ris ariiss unh Gdiiis
fsIn, tennen. 10 fanb.n iid issi bic
Cefen. in oenen pornebmere Geidbs,
urnen uHb Srintbetsr. ssbrarnt ipurs
ben, bdnn ober ola bas WihiiaFis,
DormIduFsIn gu 9srraiigiIIntasD sDes
idben. Wsm iii nif3i bieIe thle Woare
beinnnt. bic s.rabe5u cIs ~Wahrssi1en
romtiher Hu!tur" be3eidlnef fpiro.
aus ben 0lasiGrGnfen unlerer Wu.
ften Itu6ten uns nisis DefdBe in ibs
rem unoergdnsIiAen sIdnsenben Rotb
.nisegen. SoIne Gnrknireuniglei!
sonnte ben R0msrn nur Der Orient
geben. Alsganbriniide aiinl,Ier boben
oie eriitn SisilIdtaeefdbs hcrgitelli.
Gin MATES Roth. ebIe Jormen unb
iiohHde Crnamsnis iinb fir lie dos
rosteriiiifh. Gus romiide Deer mohs
te fh BON bieiem Iiebgepn1neneu Des
ihirr ni4i trenuen unn ffitrie es in
Der eriten 3eii feiner norbiiten Grs
obtrungsaiige NIT ii1. 60 gibt beute
bos Rcftea 9dltern berriihe Siaila,
taierpiee lpieb<r. neine bic Qeaicneu
bes worus duf ibrem Riid5ua suriids
lieben. Crib fhon. in tiberif4er
3eit. fonben biz fuuftlRbenben DoIIier
iolGe Jreube on Der Giginato. bob
fie iialienifhe Mrbeiter teriibersoaen
uno In benz tkutigen Giibjrnnirtin
grobe Qonturrenafobriien onIeateu.
Jbre Wuore mar iiinhIeriih beinobe
glei4speribis. fie mar barter aebrnnni.
ibre GIofur Hart sIGn5enb unb mebr
brnunroth. q0eit hinaus purben t:eie
Oefdbe erportirt. mir mifTen jtauz
nen iiber bic bobe 9e6nif bieier5d,iilz
feln unb 1eller, ipelds mad foit atpei.
touftnbiGbriaem 9osern In oft naiTem
Grbrsi6 BON ibrem DIanas nihi bas
eeringfie ein9ebiiBt baben. Der Weo
aus Siibgunitn mar fir bic Hunos
fMofi bolb 30 melt. unb TO isben mir
enbe bes l. Jobrbunber:s in 5ei!iaens
berg bti Gtrobburs unh ipdter In
RbeinSuuberp, erobe GisilIatafabrilen
entftben. tpel&e bic proDinsen nit ei.
ner nod enten. luenn aud lptnser pors
nebmen Wonre ptriorsien. Die Nl.es
thumsforf4ung. bic iih IN ben lebten
JobrSebnten immer msbr ben fraber
ni6t bedhsettn Gderbenfunben sus
uonbte. entbtdte baIb iDeitere Gioils
Iotopertftdtten, benen iest RemoaeH
5uSu5dbien 1T. Dieis i}orf6ung IN
nm 10 fpi6tigtr, ois Re uns tine
0rAablngt far bic Geidli6te be- 0dns
6siS nnS Destsbrs n bsH FSmii6sR
nsseta)sa oibt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

aus bem Qagsrbous Der Union
Cos &c Gieeirie Comp, an plum unn
Wc5arlanb Strab.. ipurbs elm Wass
net i'm Wtrtbe bon $3.50 sei:obl,n.
9sprg Staa. ppn Ro. 122 Weft
3. Sirubs, Repport. Gp., aiitentxf
bee 8eross Soiels, mafte eeitern bic
unanssnebms gntbeduns. bob i.in
Wunofbrnn. oufasbroten uno cine
eolbsne lhr i'm Wer.be bon $50 aus
ieinsr Wsfs seiioblsn poroen mar.
- Rnn ReipHcn, Snbaberin sin.s
Reforts on 9onstporib Str, ftidie
fih seitsrn Na9miiias on. big Gins
rihiung Der Wirtbfhafi go. sos
9.ors. Strabs 5u osmoIiren. Nohs
eem Il. hi. uleiften GIdfer unb fSlas
fnen 5ertriimmsrt bate, erfhienen bic
poIisit.n Misiisin nnb Doll auT Der
giIbfldhs uub perbdfteitn Ran. Die
Gsfanssns fiibrts gu ibtr Gntf6uIbis
eung an, bab iis bem Wiribs Gklo
sur aufbefpohrung iiberesben uno BOB
2.sisrer iih serpeigeri babe. ibr bas
Gelb ouf 9,rlanssn suriidsugsben-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Grnub,iseutbHnss 0ppOibtlen.
gintinRati, 9. SuIi.
Weut 6npptheten.

N~f~ -
Nusuit aammsrsr an Bremen Str.
8. unb 3. 60. $500.
Gonrab ]. 6errlinssr an gurnei
Woobs .. unb g. 60. $1,000.
0torss 8. Ghotie an Guarantee
9epofit Go. $500.
gbipin 90. aenpsr an Rprfpooe
9. unb 6. 60. $500.
Dare Neuer on Clinton 6. unb y.
60. $1,000.
JIora 9siIhel an GrnIt citation y,
unb Q. 60. $2400.
auguit q. 6oferfamp an Brighton
German 8ani. $500.
george 3. Siuest an Gou!bern Sbir
6. unb Z. 60. $1,000.
Douglas 3. 9hriit on Wprtinar
mems Gtrman 3. unS 2. 60. $400
2k BARNET Goal 60. an Gbir
Sapinas gont ano gruit gomponn
81 500. 900.
louiio Gsrrmann an Court 6onii
6. unb y. SO. $500.
Gee .. grap an Germans Imericur
8. unb 3. 60. $500.
eIisabetb DiIos an Jreh griiitls
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

Hiidln's 2sidae aeinnben.

Di. asi6s bes 90 Sabre cli.n 5obn
syif1sr bon Qmor pIaee, South Guirs
mount. ipeldsr betanntlia ON Conn
tag b.i elmer gootfcbrt cine Meile uns
terbalb Miamitospn i'm Big Wiami
CLUB, ssmeiniam NIT pearl Stesman,
81 Sabre. bon gbieosc, bas 2eben Der,
Tor. ipurbe ssitsrn Rahniiiag nubs Der
llnfalliteue sefunbsn unb geborgen.
Die 2si6. i.iner llnglIdssefdhriin,
Jrl. St.gman, rurbe geitern bon
CHARTS syiibsr, BON GrIanssr, Qp..
ibentifisiert. Rad Nnsdbt bts Giikr
mar bic 9sritorbene feline 5oIbs
ihpeiier.. gle mar perbeiratbei uHb
ibr Wann ioa an Dine GiraBs ipohs
men. TerisIbe ionnte jeboh bon CO.
ron.r Or. goe bisher nint gefunoen
iperben.
Der Coroner ermittelte fpGter, bob
bic Grtrunisne ii4 Dor mtbreren Jubs
rem BON ibrsm 0asten 4bilip gtees
man. BON meii Qtbertp Gtrube, ges
trennt bate unb ieitbsn IN Gbieags
ols RIeibermonerin shdtia NOR. Dor
Rus1em seH fs as6 GsasinnsH ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

rid um'iih elmer Operation su unter@
sieben bon bersn Golsen iie fid sben
srit srbolt bate, nls iis am Gonnias
ibr lebsn perlor. Gbnries syifber, ibr
6olbbruDer, trilaris iih bertit, fir
Das Rearabnib Gorge traeen sr ipOIs
len.
guh bic 2eihe bes in Der Somitag
Nadlt nabe Sipestipine ertruntenen q
Sabre altsn Glerts 6erbert auIberlp,
BON glo. 724 Oft lot, Girabs. Nsps
port. ap., fpurbe seftsrn nabe Der I'm.
fauitelle aus bem Ohio gssoetn uno
ouf Nnorbnune bes Gorontrs mad Der
Morgue gebroft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
& { n { +.

Inter Der Siniertr.ppe b.s sipeis
Ii0diasn gsnsmsntbaufss go. 254
Stari Strabs tam e.itsrn Wlors.n
iurs nob l llbr aus uHbe,annisr nrs
fade Elm Jeuer gum ausbruG. pslGes
BON Mm. Gopltn, sinsm 4neeitellisn
Der aubn'I9en Gisfabrit. 30. 252
S.orf Strabe, enibedt ipurbs, Die
6ausbspobner serietben in aufrtgs
une, ieboh tpuroe nismanb perIsst.
Jrau Mogbslsne Robrmaier, tpslfx
bas sipeiie Stodlpers btipobnt, elite
mt. ibren feds ainbern In tpilber
Jlnht ms ,yrsi.. Der granb nurbe
BON Der 5sueripehr seloi3t. bepor nerss
mnsnertber S1aosn onseridsts mcrs
ben mar. Ta bie M0sli4ielt niht
ausssfd,loFsn fdsint. bob ss fi& um
Bronbitif.ung banoel!e, fnb bie sus
ftdnbieen 9sh6rb.n NIT elmer llnter'
iuhuns bsfhdftisi.
Gin 6aufen GiisnbahnfhuelIen In
sinem Isersn Bouplns on Der Dritten
unb min S'r., 5ipifhen ben Oelsiien
Der Big 5our unb Der .. & 8. g. 10.
giIsnbabn purbs gefisrn Wittos bur6
gunten elmer porbetfobrenben Qotomos
iipe In Bronb eeiesi. Sprisen Comp.
8 befsiiiste in penisen Winuten bic
Gefabr.
Jn Der Riifenfnbrii Der Wilbs
berg 1cy gompanp purbe seftern
Roht segsn 11:30 ubr burn einen
iiberbeisien DampfieHsl cine foges
nannte .Sbdpins Gbute1 In Nronb
geiebt. Dos Jeuer tpurbe ouf einen
4lorm bon btm aafen $50 bin ses
IOfhi, nnGbem ein Snabeu bon $50
cugeri9tes tporben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

RenDort. 8. Suli. abe.sans.:
.Soronia1 mad HeapeI.
Boftcn. Gnss..: .paraiian4 Don
Glasgow.
9ritft. anssi.: .GarpuibiaA bon
Qep Dprt.
bon. Qnss..: .Winnebaha
bon Reip Dort. - abgs.: st. anss
Iicn" nah Bolton.
berbourg. 4neef.: raronprin.
sefin Gscilie" BON Rem Dpr,; .glu.
der" bon Rep gor,. mad 5ambura
bsftimmi.
Doper. 4nesi.: ,0ooerIano" bon
ReU Yori. nad glntip.rpsn bsitimmi.
Gibraltar. 4bgse.: ,punnos
nio' (pon 1ritft) mad Rem Dor..
aioerpopl. abees.: .garmas
nio" nad Rem Yort.
pbilabefpbia. 4ng1pmmtn:
~WonsoIian" bon glaseop.
Reapel. 2lnee,.: ,9eruna" uns
Europa" BON Rem Yprt. n1rh Genuo
beitimmt. - absss.: ~Wpnnio" nod
Baltimore.
6ambure. 9ngei.: spraiibtni
aincoIn" unb ~Raiitrin qupifte bic
toric" BON Rem Yor!.
Glasgow. 4nssi.: .goIsoonia"
bon Ren Yori; ~5esperion" Don
Wtonireal; rRumibiun" bon Bcfion.
gbrifionfanb. angei.: ,b.!,
Zig SIop" bon Rep Yori. naa app<ns
bogen beiiimm..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
Gine Selbirmoro. .Gpibemie

gtebt ben 3eitungen lpie0er einmal
taglIh Stoii fir ipaIteulanga artl,
fel. 3ornber ipiiien Die 9ettrmgen
ober nierlaIs et,pas 3u beridlten, oaB
elne iolhe gploenle eigertIih inmcr
berr'ft. Genn nerno6I1iiigen iebr
nlele Wteuiden ibren aorper nimt i'm.
mer IN eIner 8eiie. Die eillen friihsei.
tigsn Soo hsrbeifiibrt? Goppelt tb0z
rlt)t ut b!eies @erhalten aus Dem
Grlntoe, oaB es in oen ct. Bernard
arauterpiIlen ein Sebermdnn 5ugGns.
lifes, abIolut 5uDerIoiiiges Weittel
oafiir qrebt, etnen Ghaben, Den man
telnem Geibe 5ugefiigt bat, bel Better
5u reporlren. @ebrailft tie, ebe eS
3it ipat ut. Sn 4potbefen 5u baben.
y o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

Sn bsm 3DeiesiobliFsm Der
ssirma Garien &: Daniel Go, 6eus
rnb getrsibsbdnblsr. ssrieib seiiern
Wtorgeu gegen / llhr eint Woesons
Iabuns 6eu aus unbeiannter urio6e
in Branb. Die Geueripsbr mar In
iur5er 3eit 5ur Ste1e unb i0f9te
ben Branb. nnhbem Wasgon unb
lnbuns srObientbeils Serft5rt iDorben
tporen. Der G9dben belduft fdb ouj
mehrtre sNnhert Dollars.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
@ uter 81 a th.

.Wenn bu tpirflib in ben 0er.in
elntreten nilit, bann leiB ben Mi.4
glieberH tein gelb. Denn ipenn bu's
4rna@ auriidDerIonsH, bann fdmsi.
I'm N ~ tiufa9 'n1xs.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
q line Merle.

- r9offentIi9 iino 81. perTtpis.
gen, Waris!"
20, unb tpie, Wlabdme. Sh
gehs iiberbaupt blpb su Serriaaften,
mos mas 5u Derf4p.issn sibt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04

Guesa1trnn. n. 0bos6.2 .9scs
s.. asA Mn Desl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-04
G I o b5euf7tr.

aunitsdrtner: sDa babe ib nun
bic 9drtnerei srlernt uno tanu bod
auf tsinen sriinen 3psis tOmmen."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-04
Meeting Of Life Presidents.

The chairman OF the fifth annual con
Ieh,lon OF the Association OF Life Presi-
dents will be John r. Ilescman of the
eighth floor OF the Hotel Astor in New
York has been engaged for the sessions
OF the convention. which will he held on
w ednS sd3y and Thursday, DeCc mber 10
and ~ The responses TO the associa
tons Invitations manifest widespread
interest in tho conservation conference
which will occupy a considerable part Of
the programme The conference viii be
opened with an address by w. A Day,
president of the Equitable Life. Then
WI. WI follow a general discussion Of the
Loans Expenses Of Dssimilar Laws"
etc.
DR.. Oscar Dowling president Of the
Louisiana stale board Of health. will
speak AT one Of tho sessions on The
Gospel OF Health on Wheels" Or Dowl-
ing Is the man who adopted the novel
method Of cleaning up his state through
the medium OF n railroad train Ilc and
his aides visited every city. village and
hamlet in Louisiana through which a
teresting health exhibits intended to stiIn-
ulate the public To activity. over 200
600 persons passed through them. The
doctor and his staff inspected all Of the
2ob places visited, rooted out various un-
sanitary spots and told The citizens how
10 keep up The good work Dr. bowling
made such a hit In this npaign that
he and his train were invited TO attend
the convention OF the American Medical
association at Los Angeles last summer.
lie stopped off I'm many states, both GO
ing TO tho convention and coming back
In an effort Ia show how his methods
had cleaned uD the state of Louisiana.
The doctor will ten about his health
campaign with view To showing what
might be done elsewhere and how such
work may be expected TO affect mortality
rates.
Another speaker in tho health section
Of The programme VIII be DR.. Lester II
GulicE, director Of the department OF
child hygiene OF the Sage foundation OF
New York CITY. He viii speak along the
line OF showing the need and opportunity
for CO. -ordinating present health agencies.
10 the end that there may he greater
efficiency in The movement for health
| conservation, Dr. Gulicl is a leader in
the movement for Fairgrounds. having
had much 10 do with stimulating their
establishment throughout the United
states. lie is also an author OF note.
Tho International character OF the asso-
clatiou will be emphasized al this con-
yention. one of the addresses viii he
delivered by DR.. j. A. Macdonald. man
aging editor of the Globe of Toronto.
ont lie will deal with some phase Of
international relations, In addition To
executive officers OF life insurance COM
panieS a large number Of insurance COM
missionerS have indicated their intention
In attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-04
Wants It's Liza bilitY Defined.

'Ehc city or Trinidad. colo. has filed
suit in The United States circuit court
Surety company TO recover sii00 on the
bond Of the late George H. Batcmsn.
who, at the time OF his death. was su-
pcrintondont Of the city watcrworks. 1t
j. charged in the suit that Batcnan mis-
appropriated $4,000 OF the city water funds
while holding that office. OF this amount
the surety companys liability is $4,000
The suit is brought FOR the purpose of
csta ablishinG the liability OF tho company.
Mr. Batcman had held office for sixteen
years. part OF the time without bond,
part nf The time with personal bond
and the balance of the limo with q title
guaranty company bond. In order 10
cs stablish the companys liability it Is
necessary for the city To prove that all
or part Of the misrepresentation OF funds
occurred during the time the company
was acting as Mr., Bateman's surety.
The company does not deny liability in
case the instrumentation occurred dur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-04
F4A|NED NURSE
Il CURES DIABETES

letter from a trained nurse, Miss
belle NJ. Potter of Portland. Oregon.
denses To the following:
hnve care OF a patient who Is TAX
your Diabetes Compound. II has
n my pleasure to have several Of these
Is. say pleasure because it Is
neu as incurable. bur I cannot see II
way. This patient WAS In a very
pondcnt mood, staying in bed most
The time. Today lie was ont walking
eral times. walking nearly three miles.
M not an advocate of drugs, rs q rule.
when n patient thinks he needs one
ug or another | never oppose. My
lent is improving fast His sight was
Ing but already shows decided i'm
Kement."
he plain fact is that Diabetes. al
Ugh supposed TO be incurable, is now
re cured every day in people Of mid
age aud over We marvel That
sicians and hospitals can be content
sec patients slowly Succumb under
eine, arSoDauro, etc. when many OF
"a can recover by the simple use OF
. Infusion under which specific grav-
and sugar begin 10 decline in most
Es within twenty DAYS.
[Nere Is no uncertainty as 10 the re-
W. Tor the sugar can he weighed and
lSpccific gravity recorded and the re-
noicd from day 10 day. Fulton's
petsc Compound IS harmless aud deli
Y persons take il without injury. Il
Iains no sedatlNcE.
y can be had in your ciLy'of Schramm-
pson. Drugs, five stores.
Ivr literature write John j. Fulton Co,
LBattelr ST. San Francisco.