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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-18
MISS DE FOREST
TALKS ON JAPAN
Noted College Woman Delivers
Address at Central Union
on Mission Work

Choosing as her subject sCh1f5ti
Education IN Japan Miss Charlotte
De Forest gave an interesting talk 1t
Central Union Church last night y here
q large crowd had gathered 70 listen
70 the address and to hear the tecred
musicale. which II the second ser1s'
70 be given this year Miss De + ,r-.
est, who Is q teacher in the Girls
School IN Kobe. Japan. Is not unknown
in Honolulu, as her father visited the
Iflands several years ago enronfs C.
Japan 10 engage In missionary work
After his death last year d memorial
church was erected IN his honor. She
is on her way 70 the Orient 70 resume
her duties after years leave Of alb
seDce in the States.
Following 4 brief outline as to the
methods Of Christian education IN the
Japanese and the ways II which ths
japanese children are being taught
the Christian faith. Miss De Forest ex-
pIained that the systems used il that
country for the development Of morals
and manners were probably better
than those IL use In the English
schools Tor IN Japan they begin at the
age 81 Six years. when the child en-
ters school. Good citizenship, eener-
osity, helpfuIness, and like subjects
are given 70 the small students for
study each day, and. with the help Of
3 chart ana blackboard, and with do
nations bY the students themselves.
these subjects make firm impression
on the uinds on the children.
The teaching 81 the English lan-
RuaEc. said Miss De Forest. IS most
Important factor. She also stated that
Ia nearly every case she found the pu-
pills willing to study Il. They have
found ont that Il Is the KEY to 8 w0n-
1erfuI literature. and Charles Dick
ems works and other books along that
line are now being read With great IN
terest By the girls Of her school. ATT
er mastering the English Language. It
- easy for them e. understand the
Bible and they are CHICK to grasp It's
teachings. Miss De Forest said that
the singing 81 hymns has accomplish
ed 4 great deal for Chrislianity. IS the
Japanese have great attraction for
them. Together with these hymns
and the teaching Of the children. they
slowly but surely acquire knoWl-|
edge Of Christianity that VIII be an
everlasting help to them
The sacred musicale contained
many Well-selected numbers, which
we're as follows
Evening Shadows Gently railing.
*..<. ~. Quartet
Antnemfe Deum Yogrich|
Choir.
With Dverflowing Heart 49,.
-. SIS. Arthur r Wall
Adagio Pathetique Mrs. ingalls,
Anthem Cantate ........ Buck
rhoir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-25

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nnbm rlr, fpas mein eisenites gi-
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auna seiate ibr, boB iie redt getban
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Belt.
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Die gafterisnflora Ser atsniSlidleR
CANT.

Gin iopanii9er ar5t. Or. 9; S1td.
bo, hat iest in @eb. Rotb yeelBers
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mente1e llntcriudumger. irber oert
INSTRUMENTATION Der Sdut geiittl-
Ser uno ba~utfranfer Weni6en natge.
itent. guh ope 9eeinfluiiitg oer lt6
dig u%naebeuer 9rob beraus'teuenoer1
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llnteriufyung Der 3iidenbalit aeiun-
Ser Remiten ergaben iid als 0urdI-
idnittg6ofteriengebalt fir 1 Dem.
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hiebung nit reinem 8aiier erfolgt.
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uno nieoer gefiiaten @anne baben.
8ei 8eftrabIlng nit 8ontgeritrot-
Len aeigte Der gatteriengeboIt Der
$aut cine untpeientIife Gbnubme.
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Sautflora INN bas 3ebnfade berab.
Inter SaIbenuerbdnben NIT 8afeltt
o6er 2anoIin erfoGgt in "a Stunber
cine enorme 8ermebrung Der 8ofte.
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itatt. Start mar ole feimt6otenbe
@irtune BON effieiaurer Gouerbe
tnb SpirihlsperbGnoen.
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Sauslidje Sursen.

Serr Saures, Der befannte frana6.
fide goIfstribun, bat nidt nrr nit
poIitiiden, ionoern aud nit bdusIi.
den Soreen gu fGmpfen. Ser Die
erose Nenee in Der SeffentIidfeit
fibrt, pirb 6i Sauie bepormunoet
uno beItraft mie elm &inb. Srau
Saiires OerItebt feinen Spab. 8enn
Der Serr @emabl es periGumt, our
feitgeiesten Stumoe gum Diner gu
erideinen-mogen i'm aud Die mid.
tighten angeleeenbeiten fernhaIten-
70 ipeiit Die Satin anein, gibt ibren
anseiteIten llrIaub, perlGBt ieIbit
bas Saus uno nimmt ben ein5igen
oorbanoenen SdliiIieI init. 8enn
$err Saures MN arbeitsmiioe nod
Saufe fommt, 10 finbet er oeridIoi-
iene Ebiiren, milB auf Der Sreppe
Blas nebmen uno fam bort boriiber
nahoenfen, pte nenig bod elm gro
be- Nann fir bic eigeue Srau BE-
beliten Fam.
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Der GrfiuOer b.s Ssrnrobrs.
Nal Asss ssiisH strisHltnieit =sasrstHss II
etistrnRs ssbradt SsrssH n.

Die felt Srei Sabrbunoerten bette
ben6e Grage, tper als Der erIte @rttr1-
Der bes Sernrobrs 3u betratten lel,
1t Dor tur5em ourd Soridun9en, Die
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2orboner 9fbliotbef oes 8ritiib Wtl'
jeum aneeite1t bot uno in Der Belt
f6rift rgteue 8eltanidauung" oerot'
fentIi6t, Der 20iung nGber gebra6t
norben. @s ner6en oaourh ale bis
iest aufseItelten Bermitungen iiber
ben $aufen geporfen. Die Sebaup'
tlIng, 6ab @aliIei 1909 oas mifti9e
Ssnitrument erfun6en babe, lit 5lpar
Idnsft 6abin riftig geItelt poroerl,
baB Der beriibmte italieni6e Selebrte
6amaIs auf Die unbeitimmte 4unoe,
bah In ben Rieoerlanoen cine 8or'
ridtune f%onitruiert por6en iei, bic
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entfernte @egenitGnbe oemgGuge naber
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Tim aud in iiberraiheno fur5er 3eit
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spar. Or iptidt. nGmIid bon oct
1871 auf Den 2onooner 8iifermarft
sebradten Sdrift ~ @eometricnl
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berte fein @remplar mebr DorbanOen
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penn Sobne Sbomas 9igses seidrie.
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gu entbeden, auf 8riefen uno gefenn.
seidneten @eIoitiiden, Die BON ieineu
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trb S6rift 81 Ieien, ionbern bat aid
hber eine@ ntfernung bon iieben (eng.
Niden) Reilen angegeben, mas on
ienen 10 entfernten Srten porging."
Utan muB alfo ben 9eburtstaa 6es
Snitrumentes, bas uns Die Serne er.
f4liebt, fat Inn 40 Sabre friiber on.
teben, als nan es bisIang getan.
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Der fleiHe Ssrrdtber.

so" Iaet Die Srau OberfdnoIi.
fin. Die nit elmer Sreunbin auf Der
6traBe ipajiereneebt, ~mein GsorI
III elm tIuees Ebierhen. CT fernt
bic Srte. pobin i1 regeImGbig Gebe.
sans eenau = bie Rou6itoret, ooS
4elitatefieneeih6ft, ous Sei6er.
baus 49," Wan bieet lint bic Ode,
unb asorI I6uft iduuritrads.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-25

GeiHts pirS redts uno Iinfs mid
fr1nfen,
GoIe id hibn benz raifen Slug:
@oIlte iemau6 anberS oenfen,
Ut Der @eg ia brett eenug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
EXPECT PRESIDENT
/. TO Use THE VETO
IA TOILETTE WOOL BILL PASSES
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WITH A WHOoP.

WASHINGTON, August s.-By
vote of 100 to So today the house pass
ed the La Toilette wool bill. which
had been agreed to In conference IN
house and senate yesterday. The blu
win be sent at once To President tart
stand-pat Republicans confidently pre-
dict "a veto.
The steel bill, passed today by the
senate, which receded from its amend
ment repeating the Canadian reciproc-
ity pact. viii be rushed also to the
president. His action on these two
tariff measures will give definite shape
to plans now under consideration by
congress leaders for an Adjournment
not later than August end. Conference
agreements are being rushed on the
appropriation bills. The legislative. jul
dicial and executive appropriation bill
is In shape TO pass both houses. agree
ments having been reached for the
adjustment of the Commerce court 1t
is the general understanding that
President Taft will agree to this,
while the Democrats will consent 10
the presidents demand for continu-
ance of the tariff board.
The conferees are holding up an
agreement on the sundry civil appro-
priaticn bill by their insistence on the
retention Of sixteen pension agencies
throughout the country. The house
provided for the payment Of pensions
from the pension office in Washington.
Because delay In reaching an agree
ment on this bill about s9.00o.o0 In
pensions due Monday viii be held up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
CHEER PICTURE OF
T.R. SEVEN MINUTES
ILLINOIS STATE CONVENTION rs
LOVE FEST FROM BEGINNING
TO END.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Iliinois today
opened the Bull Moose festivities with
IA love fest. Frank IL Funk. the Bloom
ington farmer and Republican state
senator. was nominated for governor
BY reclamation. and Dean Franklin, Of
Macomb county. was nominated for
lieutenant governor.
The state convention did everything
that Colonel Roosevelt could, or might
have asked 1t to do. Ii cheered the
colonei's picture for seven minutes II
cheered every mention OF his name
The coloners pet progressive scheme
the recall of judicial decisions, where
a question of the constitution rights
is Involved, and where the rights OF
the people as.a whole are involved, was
Endorsed. The platform calls for the
initiative, the referendum and the re
cali. q corrupt practices act. a State
Industrial commission, a universal
eieht-hour law. equal suffrage, the
direct election OF senator's. minimum
wage scale. the physical valuation OF
railroads. the abolition of minority
representation and score OF other
things that bear the progressive label
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
.RTUI AND DOE MOOSE OF NEW
NAME DELEGATES TO CHICAGO

Charles s. North, of Cohoes. ana X,
G. n. Speed. Of Ithaca.
The fast that Doe Moose are TO
figure in the new party was made
apparent not only in the list Of dele
gates elected. but by the selection
OF Mrs. William Grant Brown as sec
rotary OF the State convention.
Half an hour was allowed the phi
grims to wash UP.
1t was plain right from the Jump
that there wasn't going 70 be any
row at this function. BY acclama-
ton. william II. Hotchkiss. formerly
superintendent of insurance. was
chosen chairman and with the same
unanimity that Mrs. Brown was made
secretary.
Comptroller Prendergast told the
delegat ties that all they had to DO was
! to fght- and everybody eheeFed.- Fin
Wocdruff. who got into the party by
4 accident. but is going to stick now
he Is in, also made a hip hurrah adj
dress. SO did Mr.. Hotchkiss. the
chairman. Woodruff also put for
NAL motion that no pussy footerSz ass
| wanted in the organization. II was
carried.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
All Women Favor
Bull Moose, Says
Miss Milholland

NEW YORK, August s.--"All the
women are in favor of Theodore
Roosevelt and the Bull Moose party
With this somewhat startling state
mcnt, Miss Inez Milholland, Americas
most charming and most militant
suffragette, stepped ashore from the
liner Lusitania today after two
months stay in England. Roose-
velgs declaration in favor of wo~
mans suffrage" she added. will give
him the solid vote of six States. me
suffrage cause Ia making rapid pro-
sress in England and the conserva-
tive party has promised women the
franchise as soon as 1t gets Into
power"
Miss Miiholland spent most OF her
time in England. collecting money for
the starving families Of the striking
dockmen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
REBELS FLEEFR0M
bATTLEF|ELOAf TER
CRUSHING DEFEAT
Ouozco and Salazer Will Take
Their Armies to Country
Near Jaurez
RAILWAY TELEGRAPH
OFFICES ARE TAKEN
All Trains Ordered Stopped
Except Those Used to
Convey Battalions OF
lnsurrectos

JACREZ, August 3.--General Sais-
ears rebel troops are tonight In fuIi
retreat from Casas Grandes. after Il
crushing defeat near there by the fed
eral forces. The rebel soldiers are ex-
pected 10 arrive here during the night
The rebel situation in Northern chi
hushua is now decidedly precarious
and IT is announced that Generals
Orozco and Salazar will take their
forces to the mining country south
OF Juarez.
This seems the only avenue OF es-
cape.
Federal troops under Generals san
fines and Blanco have driven the rebels
from the country on the Sonora border
General Huerta commands all routes
towards the city Of Chihuahua, and
Orozco thus finds himself with the
Continued on Second PHgeD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
OROZCO REFUSES TO
EVACUATEJ AUREZ

JUAREz. MEN, August 3.--Two
advancing federal armies have failed
to dissuade General Pascual Orozco,
evacuate this city. He declared to-
day that lie would not leave this town
until the last moment SO that 1t would
not remain unprotected The rebels
announced mat dispatches from Ge0-
erai Salazar. who il at t'asas Grandes
with 900 revolntioniats. said that
quiet had been restored In that dis
trict. Saiaxar today began the des-
traction OF the Mexico Northwestern
railway. between Casas Granaes and
MADEIRA, where the federal army un-
der General Rahago IL mcbiltxfn9.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
COLONEL GOODW|N
COMMANOSFOOR1H
JUNIOR MAJOR - ELECTED TO
SUCCEED COLONEL NOTING
HAM, RESIGNED.
Johnson is MAGCR
RETIRED VETERAN or SUFFOLK
GRAYs ELECTED TO FILL
yACANCY-MANf BALLOTS
FOR COLONEL.

(Speial 10 The Richmond Nirginian')
NORFOLK, VA, August S.-Com-
ing down on the boat from Baltimore
today, en- route home from Camp
Mount Gretna, the Fouth regiment
held an election to MI the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Coionei
& $. Nottingham. Major f. L. Good
win won over Lieutenant Colonel II.
". Saiomonsky. The vote Was not
announced. Colonel Goodwin Is from
Emporia.
The sensational feature or tine
election is Colonel Goodwins eieVa-
ton over Major Salomonsky. who was
the senior ranking officer OF the regi-
tment. it is the talk Of military cir
Giles tonight.
seven Ballots Necessary.
Seven ballots were necessary Tor
a decision. five before and two after
lunch. There were three candidates
fnthe raee--Lieutenant Colonel E. w
saiomonsky, Major f. I. Cnrdts. both
az. Norfolk. and q, Mainr. f.. f.. Good
win. of Emporia,
On the first six ballots the vote
stood, Saiomonsky. Is: Curdts. IL;
Goodwin, !. Major Curdts withdrew
1t this time and on the seventh vote
Goodwin was elected. receiving the
entire Norfolk vote. The order for
the election was issued BY Adjutani
General Sale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
Had Red Hair and
Was Nice, That S
Why She I ook Him

NEW YORK, August ..---"It he Is
given a divorce, III have another hus-
band In a week / have a hundred
applications Oh my waiting list right
now" said Mrs. Jeanette Francis, in
Judge Bealra court today, where che
rad summoned her husband on the
charge OF nonsuppori.
Il married him, she continued, De
cause he WAS ii nice boy and had red
hair, but he dont like 10 work
Francis said he didn't Intend to sup
port his wife, because hs wanted "A
divorce. which he would apply for at
ores.
Mrs. Francis In the daughter OF
Charles II Rodd, Of fonkers- She IL
the heroine Of two Opponents and
one divorce,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04

CHICAGO. August 5.-wlth the
sound Of coming hosts Of the Ban
Moose party growing in Intensity de-
1siepment CANA thick and fast to-
day In the camp OF preparation. the
Congress hotel
Nearly thousand delegates already
are here and thirty eight OF the forty
sight States already are represented
Others viii come. ell except South
Carolina, which will have none OF
tt.seew movement.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt VIII ar
rive on this Twentieth Century Limited
Monday morning and Viii be met with
an elaborate and carefully organized
den. ogstratiun He VIII come pTepar-
ed to accept the nomination Of the
Third party for the presidency.
White Mans Party.
The provisional committee met to-
dav tn the Corxres hotel and per-
feeted a temporary roll. This com
ynittes determined contests presented
from Mississippi. Georgia and Florida.
and b~ It's action made the Progress
stve party. ae far as the South Is con
eerned. "a white mans party.
Aside from the meeting OF the pro-
visionai COMMITTEES the greatest inter-
as. centered around the proposition
ss 10 VINO shou4o w '1a'''"" 90 -" -
presaoehUsI caho'uat@' ~ ." -
gresaiyas who are being talked about
by tho delegates are Governor Hiram
". Johnson. California; Luke Wright,
Tennessee: John NJ. Parker LOUISIANA.
johnson Not Candidate.
Governor Johnson IL not "a candidate
for the Office and says as much. lie
has no thought Of personal ambition.
but the success OF the party, ana ne
ia inclined TO favor the election or
Southeru@r for the vice presidency
While confident the Progressive ticket
will win in California, he realizes he
v,,1I have to devote a great deal of his
INNS Ia canpatsn,nr In his own State.
Moreover. II in the desire of Senator
Dixon thar the governor shall make
speeches in the other Pacific coast
-r.tur ,.s-f ,,-,7 r7;,5- Il. sE41.11Etrrr-
BAT c,overpnr johnson appeals TO
,,e delegate. even from the south. be-
oss,sa ~ s,s sincerity bia force and
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-.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
NEGRO DELEGATES
CAUSE WRANGLE IN
TH|ROPARTY RANKS
Progressive Committee Boots
Black Man Over the Fence
at Chicago
IT rs TO BE SURE.
ENOUGH LILY WHITE
Talk of Vice Presidential Can
didate Centers Around
Governor Johnson
Of California
Colonel Starts Today

OYSTER DAY. Aug. a.--Coi-
onei Roosevelt occupied himself
today in resting ny preparatory
90 starting for uae third party
convention at Chicago. de
leaves for New York tomorrow,
shortly after noon, I'm AN auto
mobile TO take /. O'Clock train
for the convention city.
The colonel tlan nothing
more to say concerning the ut
gro problem I'm the tilird party.
Remarking that he supposed his
views were explicitly expressed
In his public letter TO julian
Harris, Of Atlanta. The ex-
president feels that ne may lose
some southern negro votes ny
his attitude but that he VIII
gain i'm the north.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug 3.-George Con-
sidine, proprietor OF the Metropole
hotel ia front OF which Herman
Rosanthai was murdered. threw
further surprise into the tangled MUIR
der mystery today when he announced
that he had intrustaei his lawyers to
bring a libel suit for sf0p 600 against
"Bridgey. Wci1ber. one of the men who
confessed Corsidine declares that his
hotel has been damaged 10 this amount
by Webber's statements that low CLASS
gamblers aud gangsters frequented the
Metropule
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-04
/ JACOB II. SCHIFF
HEADS COMMITTEE
OF GOTHAMITESi
Burns Detectives Locate Glib
the Blood and Lefty u
Louis at Summer
Resort Near
Boston
Il city" Louis Located

TANNERsvILLE, y. y. Au-
gust 3.--'Lefty' Louis. one OF
the gunner alleged to have fired
the fatal shots at Herman Eos-
enthal on the night OF July
10th, was found by detectives
IN small boarding house here
late tonight. He has been hid
Ing there for three days, but the
officers delayed making the ar
rest until tomorrow morning in
the hope that he would be join
ed by Big Jack" Zeiig and
Harry Horowitz, both OF whom
are wanted and who are report
ed to be in this section.