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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-22
Will CONSIDER
MERIDIAN ROAD
New Bill May Ask for an
Appropriation for Two
Million for Highway
When Completed National
Highway VIII Be Under
Secretary Agriculture

bismarck Tribune Washington Bureau.
Robert N. McWads.
WASHINGTON, April 22-1t Is
within the possibilities that the sen.
ate will, at an early date, take up the
recommendation of its Influential COM
mittee on postof1ces and post roads
the question of authorizing the con.
struction Of q great national highway
from the Canadian border line immed-
lately south of Winnipeg, through the
states of North and South Dakota,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-22

Oblivion Ia the flower that Grows best
on graves @Eeorge Sand
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-22
k,ho Truss 8EHrs
SAFE Load at Ea7fHS- 8 H7k

YI0. II.-COMpAKATIvE TYPES AND LOADS
FOR WOODEN BEAMS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

gilenbabn3l1g ,u1o blieb tobt liegen.
Ser 8remier @arl SORTED aus
@annitott gerietb 5tpiiben Sic
Suffer 51peier giienbubntpogel1 ut16
por ouf Ser Ste0e toot.
8abet,
S11 @ei0ersbo6 bel &orIsrue
eri6ob Elm 5dreinermeiiter lit ser
Srunfenbeit ieitre 80iabrige Ml1tter.
: 8eim 8a6er in ser @lien5 lit aas
8i1brige &i1o 6es 2ol1omirtbs Sd.
g1elmana aus Medesbeim er-
tru11fen. = Ser %26j0brige le5ige
2an6mirtb Teroinono 9ebmann aus
&ful1en5orf idyoB itd in ielbi It.
m0r0erilder Mbiidt cine &uad in Sen
aopf, cine 8peite &ugel cling febl.
- Die 76 SATIRE nlte 6ro1 6es 2an0-
lpirtbes &orrer aus Il eberlin=
gen fie1 beiln @etrei6eouflaoen 10
ungIiidli6 bonn @agen, 6aB iie 0as
@enid bra6 ur6 bal5 6arauf ber=
idie6.
@liaf=2utbrineen.
SIN 5truBengraben in ser Man5i=
geritroBe in 80 e lp1r6e ser 27iaG=
rige Sdloiier 8. Sbomas aus Mon=
tigni eritod)en oufgefun6en. - Sn
Ser @rl,be r@utberg" BEL Dent14=
Stb mrroe ser 35 Sabre alte @erg=
mann gmi1 0ffenburger bon eitem
berabfaIlenoen @r5blod eri9logen ltrto
al1f ser @tene get506tet. = Ser Berg
mann 2ouis aus @erlemba4
mur6e- bon ei,,em berobitiir5en5en
&oblenitiid %aetroffen a1n5 er1itt ett1en
6oppel1en Sdd6eIbru@, Ser ieinert
oIsbol6iaen 500 5urfoIee botte. Mei-
1ono mar crit "a Sabre alt unb batte
im Sabre 1907 sen 6eI65ug in Glib
afrtfa mitgemadt.
Seiterreidt mmgarn.
MnIGBli6 6es ioeben in @ien at
G1t6e eegangenen un5 10 glan5em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

@oatptoor1tarbs1ikung bes baperiiden
2ebrerbereins 1puroe beldloIien, Sic
prddtig gelegene giua ~@al6raft"
SUR @rridtltng zines 2ebrerbeims or=
5ltfoufe1t. - Snfolee idtperer Sc
se,wiiiie hit 3er Snn BEL q II il,
'einem unteren 2aaf 0erart geitiegen,
SOP er in Boiiol1 SOS linte 11fer iiber=
flutbete. = Sn Ser &linif 3u e o.
ienbeim itnrb ser @erffubrer 2ai=
lar6 fur5 nod elmer Operation. &ier=
iiber erregte iid ieine6rou 6erart, SoB
Tie Surb Ginnebmen bon 9pio1 Set
3oo iuden 1pollte. SSl1 ser @emein=
&c Nubhad bei &aiier1onter' II
berridt 5~ur5eit cine IppbuSepioemie.
Grfranft lin6 20 @erlone11. = Eio-
Mere maren oabei bei6aftigt, eine
hei Mltottingi iber Sen Snn fill
renbe 8riide ab5ubred)en. Blotlid
fenterte ibr 8onton nnb 5mei Nionle=
re ertranfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
groBel1 Secn lit cin &iidgang bon
10000 5onnen int Sdiffhau gege1
Sos @oriabr 5u ner5ei6nen.
Tas uterfQpiirSiulte &lolter ser aal

9as merfapiiroiglte &lolter ser gal1=
gen .Groe lit oas Don 5olopesfoi in
&rBlano, oas bon elmer cine 0'eile
lal1ge1 Mal1er aus gepaltigen Sells
hlode,a umidloiien lit. Seiue mdht
tige 8efeltiglt1g miro nod 6a1r6 30
SUB bobe Giirme auf Ser 20 SUP
6iden Mauer erbobt. 9as &loiter be-
itebt eigentlid aus ie6s &irden, Sic
nit 8il6perfen un0 @beliteinen Mber=
reid geidymiidt iinb. Iuf Sen
Maucr,pallen 1,t5 in oe1, Giirme11
fins mad)ti9e alte &anonen oufss-
felt, Sic int @rinrfriege eeeen 6as
britil1e @eiBe i: Soccer @eidmaber
geridtet tparer. Die gu iener 3eit int
&(oiter 1pobnemoen Mon@ eritiegen
in geor0netem 3uge sic granitnen
@aQe, pabre@ ste feinbliden sc.
idoife iiber tire &0pfe binflogen. Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
3edJt Iebbaft oiirfte es int lauf EN-

&edJt lcbbaft oiirfte es int laufen=
Selr 6isfaljabr 1T SEN 5diffsbarsb0=
fen ser &ereinieten Staaten 5l1geben,
mie aus eil1ei1 8eri6t 6es Mabiga~
tionsbiiros SIT erieben lit. Mm /. Suli
moren ibon 100 itablerne Sdiffe NUT
einem @ebolt BON $4,000 8rutto
Gonrre1t int 8ort o6er lit Muftrog ge=
gehe1t, mdbrenS in, Goriabre CUR iel=
be11 s3eit m1r 100000 Sonr1en GIT per<
5cidncn 1porer. @diffe int @ebalt
BON gegen 10000 Sonnen mur6en al
lein fir SET @ebraud I'M Hanamo=
&al1ol gebal1t r11o 6ie nnter5ethn11ng
ser Ganomoz&anal=g orlage, ipe5ien
Sic 8ebiibrenbefreiurrg amerifanii@er
S9iffe miro ser 8autbatigfeit ernelt=
tca frafte1t SS111puls geben. - 9ei Sen
n1eiiten oerortigelr Sdiffbauten miro
Del anitntt @oblen a1s &ei8ntaterinl
pcrtpen6et 1perben. Is Del Can't
Gompfer bon 1900 BIG $500 Goru1en
lnerSen Sel bermer0e1. - Muf Den
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETcHER'S
g a oRIA
@mrHembcrg

Die 9o5iaIoemofraten baben in
5tnttgart Demonitrationen per=
onito1tet. sic bielten 5unad{t in %
2ofnlen @eriammlungem al, III tpa=
den lei6eni1aftlide @eoen uber Ole
8leiIdtbeuer1t1tg gebalten tplirben.
Gam girg es in geidloiienem 3nge
nod 6em @d1oBp1at. - Ser Shlen=
mirtb @roB in 8 eibin9en botte
tpegen Erunfenbeit ieiner Grau eine11
Muftritt NIT ibr. St miBbanoelte
6obei Sic 5raat 10 idAper, 5aB Tie fur3
6orouf itorb. = Cine in @abolf=
.se1I be6icnftete @0din iprong in ser
ANdbe BON Grteoridsbafen aus sem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
@ladsaeidlen In @eiIdtern.

&Gl1fig lieat @abrbeit lit ser ga.
ge: "ibr @e1idt lit lift @liid," aber
es miro Dies nie geiagt, nenn Simmer,
@outaltsjdl6ge, @ibblattern o0er a11=
6ere M6ngel es mibitalten. nnrei=
11es Slut neruriadt an 6ieie s inns
5eigt sic Motbmenoigfeit bon Or.
Sings Geuett 2ebenSpillen an. Dieie
erneuern @eiun6beit uno S@onbeit
@eriu6t lie. IS Gents in Molitors
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Mcttet 8ein eines &uabeu.

rgs idien, als Oh mein bier5ebn
Sabrc alter @nobe iei11 8ein perlieren
ipute porapeeen zines bdBliben Sc,
idymiirs, 5as 6urd cine idlimme
Quetidung beruriadt purSe," fbrieb
9. S. &oparo, Mquone, 81. 6. uMne
MitteI un6 Doftorenbebar6lung tpa-
rem umionit, Bis mir Brdlen's Mrnicn
Solbe gebraudten, bon Semen cine
5dadteI i'm beilte." &eiIt 8rm0.
minoen @eulen, &autausi@lage,
!6amorrboi6en. IS Gts. in Molitors
Drllg Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

Sir Midob Cartwright, friiberer
fanabild)er &on0el3= inns Mrbeitsmi=
niiter im aabinett 2al1rier, 1torb an
1ie1t1tag in &ingiton, Snt., int Sitter
bon II Sabret an 5em 6olgen elmer
Sperotion. Ser &erltorbene, Set sen
grDBteu 5beiI leines 2ebens in a1ntli=
d,e1t Stell1nge!1 SEM 9ienite lei1es
2anoes ge1pi0met batte, NOR elm mar
l1ter 6reltr6 ser Ser. @tooten lt1rS
@moelsgegenieitigfeit Elm. gr bet
frat &ol1nSo bei SEN &erban0lu1gen
Ser sl11alo = anrerifoniidet gen1iidten
&%onmniliion in Gltebcc I'M Sabre 1898
rl10 lit @aibingtpn in Sen Sabren
1898 Bis 1899.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

Eldme STIR @riin0ung zines Sem
Stl&oium 6eS So5ialisml1s gemi6me=
ten Snltitutss nad) oesn Mltiter 0bnli<
her in Geutihlono eriitiere11Ser Mn=
ltalten apltr0en ant Conner tag in
Chicago, ST., im &erbin6una nit ser
bon SEM @erban0 ser 6eutid=fatboli=
id]en Srgontiationelt Set Ser. Stao=
ter por fl,r5em ergrtffe11en Snitiotipe
erortcrt. @os 11el,e SSnititut, fiir MEL
dies gegentpdrtig 100000 Mtglie0er
@eI0er ianm11el11. io1l ein 9e6rinftitut
fit M:an1ter ieilt, Sic Sen Sosialis<
mus un6 or6ere grideinut1gen 0es
moberner 2ebens ba1r9 M%nmenoung
ser 2ebre Gbriiti befdmpfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
Scr rM9Orbaern", 9onntr1as, sea 3. pftobsr 1912.

perIauc,en Gld)oraitiiden @cltcon-
greiies III @ien fat 5miid)en Sem Sal
ier 6rans Soiepb inns 0elit &apit Gin
Mustalrih ber5liher Selcgranm1e
itathgcflnoen. Mub in sic en Scle=
g%ralnn1en iino Sos eingebenNe Suite
relic, meldcs ser &aiier ais Frotector
an oem Gongreb gelloln1el1, lt'o Der
gntm1liaSm1s, sen Sieie Sbeilna9n1e
bel ser nlrge5dbltcn 5aarl eu0en bon
Sbcilnebnlern lulo in ser gallsen ia
tbolil6en Mclt erregt bat, sum- Ml1S=
orlld g%efpnn1en. = = Scr Miui=
iterpr1iiocnt @raf Stiirgf1, mcld7er
iid) apegen zines idpperen Mltgenlcl=
oeus Morate laag ser 6ii6rnlru Scr
Gtaatsgcidafte entbaltcn mllbte, lit
pollitanoia interchangeable uu10 miro
lc;l,c anltlide Ib1tigfcit bon l1ellHl'
ol1fnchmcl1. = Gpnitontin Ibepoor
0lm1ba, ser biSbcrigc Dlterreidiid=
ru1garildn @clanote bei ser idhpeoi=
iden &egierltng, ml1roe sum- Diter=
reidiidtlmgariiden Sotld)a{ter III
@olbi11tnn ernannt, nls Nabfolger
0es betagtel1 Sarnl1s b. 9engemiillcr,
meld)er aus Scn1 6iplommtiiden Gienlt
ausld)eioet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

EraiiDent Salt lrro @pl,pcr1eur
&ilion trafcn 9onnerlMga6eno gum
crltcnmal ieit 9cgil1n ser n%otionalen
&%anapoa11e III cineap @otcl in go
iton, Mali., %5uionu1relr. Sic 9egrii=
Blt1rg ser bei0en W11lrer in1r iibcrnus
ber5lidl, u11o Sic beiocn politiiden
6ei1oe ipraden ntcbrere Mim1ten
miteina,1oer. Sic 3uiommcl1tl1nft
mar bon @o,tperl1ellr SOB BON Mollo=
duuietts gelegentlih hes Sttternotio=
l,alen &ongreiies Ser @al1odsfnnern
5rltanoe gebrodt morSe,1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

mollten 0ar1it 5eigeu, mie wenig iie Ole
britiidc Ilotte fiird)teten. Sauienbe
Don Eilgeru m%aafa5rten ieSes Sabr
outs oQelr S6eilen <blouos nod GO
lopctfpi, sic &irdel1 u11o oeren Meli-
quien sit iebcn. Sic meroen sic lebte
Strede. oabin altf 1ampfern bef0r-
5ert, Sic MIR bon M0nden beman11t
u,1o BON iold)el1 befebltgt fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03

Sin Hrofeilor ser 1taatlihen Mder=
b%auidllle fonlmt nit ser Hropbc3ei=
ing, SAB Sic @ierpreiie in 5ieienn
@intcr ouf flint Gents Oas Stiid
lteiaen iperoen. Gieie &rei5iteige=
rl11A lei &aral1f 5llriid5ufiIbrcu, bob
sic Iarner bci 0ei1 bpben @efliigel=
preiicn I'M lcbte11 Triibiabr e5 Dor
tbeil9aiter fa1roen, Sic @en11cn 81
pcrfaufen, als tic fir Sic 2cgc5cit
SllrdBufiittern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
S~ntereNante1 aaerlei

@abl5eiten bril1gen es nit lid, oaB
sic &arteie1 chamber lire 5iinoen
Dprmcri fen - cbrlid)e 2eute @erfabren
Damn bic @abrbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-03
9nrcmbmrg.

3em 2l1remburger u@ort" 5ufolge
itiir5tcn in Sem @etrtebe scr @erberei
2aInbert ieds Mrbciter in cine @rllbe.
Sicr fins to6t, 5lpei ml1rocn gerettet
Sic friibcr III Mmerifa, 5lt(ctt in If
rent 0em1rtsprt Ghter1ab mob,1er16e
@entl1erin Trou @ittpe Saaporsfp,
ml1r0c in ibrer @oblutltg to6t aufgc=
ful16en. = Ser Al Sabre alte @i1t=
scr q. Sdn1it o,1s @ormelotn=
&c H. Ser bon einet1 9tadybarn nit
elmer @einbergs-Sd,eere %mib6anoelt
morSel1 lpar, lit 1md 3tagiger quail
oouer &ranfbeit leinen &erletnn0elr
erlegen. = MuS bisber l1nalfgeflar=
ter ltriohc entiton0 ein 6erer in
Sem Shuhmaarenlager 0es &anoels-
ma1m1es &ictor Molitor al1s 0u0e=
lingen. @erfitdtte u116 Maaa5in
lpnrbel1 ponitd1roig aerit0rt. Ser Sdo<
Sen lit @G6e bon 10000 ST lit oltr6
Gerlihcrl>1a geoeft. - Mm 1. Sep
TENDER fat SEER Niorrer 5binunel6
lit @ol5em iidl III Sen mo6lner=
6ienten Mubeltol10 5ltriifge5oge1.
Sdhpets.
Ser apegen @eiitesitorl1l1g aus SEM
MilitGr0ie111t entlaiie11e Soloot Set
1l1o1u Sdmor5 perborrica0irte iid in
leiner @ohmrng inns idoR bon 61a
ubr his nodJ II l1br auf Sic Eaiian=
ten q,lr5 ol1f sic 2elte, sic bas 6aa,s
ltiir1nen moIten. gr t0otete bier
Yerlonen, berIebte cine t1btlid uno
lieben gum Sbeil idtper. Mls 6a8
@o1ts nod) 12 11br eritiirmt mer0ert
for11te, mnr Ser Srriinr1ige periduml111=
Sen. - @iiir5ltd mlr6e int 6em ltb=
re,tgei6aft bon 8ertboltb III ser Site
SIT @bone SIT Gent ein gir1brl19
periibt, nobel sen 9ieber1 1tbren int
@erfbe BON ettpo $4,000 ST. in Sic
&Gn6e fidlen. - Sn 2nuanne
nur5e oIs griotman1t oes peritorbe-
1ret1 pon Mrtp0en bei ldmader 8etbei=
lig,t,1g pbne @egenfami1nt in Sen
@roBe11 Staff getpdblt SET liberale
@r1,nier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
Grflart..

.2ic6er Mann~ iagtc Die gctpifien.
hate 1roii INTO Miitier, aou mliBt
abcr nit Oeiien McilBerungen Gin ne.
nidee ooriidtig ieiL ipclin Die SINGER
babel iino. 9leuiid bait Oh niieren
gsnAbarn IN ibrer @rgenlpart er5dblt
oeil @robpoter bite mai bel eiller
@rfditi0ng 10 Itarf seBuitet, Dab CT oaS
Sour oerloren bate. ltnO tpie tonnen
mir nniere &irioer 5u mnbrbeitsliebet.
Sen Mrnldet er5iebcn5 lpenn OIL ib-
ttcri ioldc s@ber uilBteit on
Scnn nid,t. oaB mein @roBuater cine
Eeriide trus2@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
Gin iunacr @ann betuarb iid

Gin iutger Mant befpdrb 1in
Inn cine SteIlc IN einem gantbaillc.
Ser 9nnfoireftor pollte it'd iiber5ell.
oer,, ob ser 9ewerbcr a,,d ieinen 4rl.
ipriihcn eeniieen f0nite nno ltellfe
linn perldieOenc g%nfgoben. Inter
bieien beionb lid, ald ons tolgerloe
Mefenercmpel: .@enn bel ciitem
@ettrennen cin @ferb einen ailnnte'
fer IN elmer Iinute iinb 5ebn Setliis.
SEN 5uriidlegt, nnO elm aloeres 81
einem ailometcr cine Winute lino ~
Sefnnoen brnnht, iuie lpeit 1T nad)
ei1em Mennen bon brei Silometern
oos erIte poron?~ Ter 8eperbcr
CAB sic gufgobe 5uriid: sic foillleil
unbeIorgt icin, &err Gireftor, pom
Rctlnen peritebe it) nidtsl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-18
sdnmadcr Mrbeit.

gae guIirdee iiir alidorbeit perben
piinfhid beior9i, Salbioblen bon 50 bis %
Senis; Salbiobien omi G%omenidlnbe BON
35 bio 50 Gents. &,noerid,ubiobIen non2o
bic 80 Gents. VI =. X q 81.
6-17-l2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
GOV. FREAR HAS COMPANY.

Governor Frear's name is among the scores
of appointments held up in the senate, of which
the following news dispatch speaks blithely
Washington, Dec: President Taft can
punish as many Roosevelt office-holders as he
secs fit without arousing the opposition of the
senate, but the members of that august body do
not propose to permit him to fill several hundred
fat offices with good Taft Republicans after he
has purged them of Bull MoOsers.
Arrangements were made today to hold up
every Taft appointment till after the 4th of next
March, after which day Taft will cease to have
anything to say about appointments to govern
ment positions.
The arrangement was made by word of mouth
and by telephone and by nightfall every Demo
cratic senator understood just what was to be
expected of him.
The president expects to send great number
|of appointments to the senate for confirmation
between now and the 4th of March. The Dem
ocrats in the senate intend to hold these appoint
ments up indefinitely. This does not take a ma
|jority vote.
Democrats don't believe the repudiated adj
nfinstraton should be entitled tofill the offices
with men who would serve the next four years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
LETTERS ON TIMELY TOPICS

with eager citizens, grown folk of cy-
cry walk of life. watching the Scout
Rally of the near future. an Inter-Isl-
and Scout Rally. with all the islands
represented, a baby ,0lympiad with
brothers competing in friendly rival
ry in first-aid, life-saving and nimble
activities of all sorts, with vocational
exhibits from many scattered work
shop, big. athletic meet to wind up
the show with male leis for prizes,
Do not wake. me: the dream is too
wonderful. Everything seems to be
coming our way, due in 10 small
measure to your columns, but now is
the time for all of us to steady down
and live up to our Scout Laws. We
are watched by older and younger
brothers and il is up to us" 10 STAY
WITH THE GAME. g..
With aloha nui, | am,
Crate fully yours.
JAMES AUSTIN WILDER.
Scout Commissioner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
CHINESE LABOR FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Word comes from Washington that the Chi
nese minister to Washington, Chang Yin Tang,
has advised his government at Peking that a
plan is on foot to raise the Chinese exclusion
law so far as the Philippine Island are con
prepared by prominent Congressman for in
PRODUCTION at the present session The object Of
the movement is to furnish the Philippines with
"Iabor so necessary to the development of agri
culture, according to a news dispatch sent out
from Peking.
This report ought to prove interesting to Ha.
yaiian planters who are now bringing Filipinos
here in large numbers for plantation work. II
appears as though some of the Philippine inter
ests much prefer the Chinese At any rate, there
will be warm little fight in Congress should
the bill materialize
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT

II Weld to none I'm my admiration
for his fine character and great abil-
ftieS."-W0OdrOW Wilson.
He will be judged, as time goes on,
Not by the ballots which men; waste,
Dropped in their anger or their
haste;
Not by mere contests waged and won,
BY none OF these, when all is done!
Some day his name will find its place,
Lettered in honor on the page;
History acknowledge him sage
And praise him for his kindly grace,
Wholesome in spirit as in face!
And when the books are closed, his
name
viii lead the others who have
striven II.
To blacken his, and who have
thriVen ...t.
Ito us people be the shame) g
Upon their fluency in blame!
He was for universal peace, j 49,.
Our children's children all will say
Wisest and greatest of his day,
He prayed and worked for war to
cease -
He loved the Brotherhood and Peace!
All praise, defeated" President,
Victorious yet DER those who snesr
There is net one who stands n peer
With better faith and firm intent
In efforts for good government.
.s-- K. S. G0ODHUE. 1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

DIR. J. s. B. PRATT found health
conditions on Hawaii exceptionally
good
PROMOTION W0oD-We have
made arrangements with our reDresen-
.tative in Japan to supply the Cleve-
land with booklets and other matter
advertising the Hawaiian Islands, SO
that the tourists will have some know
ledge of Hawaii and .Honelalu before
their arrival here.
JOHN EFFINGER-The election of
Wilson will influence more and more
the thinking citizens of Honolulu into
fealty with one or the other OF the two
great parties, and those in this city
who are in favor of the proposed new
charter for Honolulu should seek the
support of the party to which they
belong.
ALEX. LINDSAY, JR- Strange,
that in these days of specialization we
have so few men with a thorough,
practical knowledge of government
Almost every man of consequence. in
any of the arts, industries or sciences
today is specialist-if he were not
he couldn't be of consequence. Yet
how few who seek to hold public office
are masters of craftsmanship and spe
lcia1ly trained to handle governmental
problems! The criticism applies to
national as well as local government
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
WORD FROM THE BOY SCOUTS i,
Headquarters of the Boy Scouts
of America i .....~


of America III.
Honolulu, Dec. IL, 1912
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin, -.
Sir beg to thank you, not only
for my self but also for the gentlemen
that are behind the Boy Scout Move
ment in Hawaii, for the more than
courteous treatment you have accord
ed us through the columns of your val
ued paper. There is no doubt but that
the seed you have helped to SOW 'fell
upon fertile ground" The meeting Of
Scoutmasters held last evening al
headquarters in Kawaiahao lane dem.
onstrated beyond the shadow of :
doubt that the real meaning of the
Movement is becoming known. The
, intention never was to make this or
ganization into military or even &
semi-militaryy body, but to inculcatt
manners, morals, reverence, self-re
lance, obedience and chiValry in the
lyoungster or rather to develop tina
innate sense of proper conduct, which
almost every boy of 1twelve possesses
You have already published a splen
did account of our recent misSionar!
work on the Island of Maui. | hav,
a letter from Mr.. Cooper of Hama
which is worth all the time and trou
BILE the boys were put to; they are go
ing ahead with will over there ant
our own boys will have to look to thei
laurels in the near future.
Napoleon said "the world is bull
/ up on imagination" Nothing mor'
true. Our dreams are at last comm
ltrue, and can close my eyes and Sc
a large field, damned to the firing,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-11
COMMISSION FORM NOT 1 GURE-ALL


Commission government is not cure-all for
political evils if the new system is administered
by the same old gangs that brought previous
systems into disrepute, according TO the findings
of the board of trade of Savannah, Georgia. The
board recently made an investigation of the
workings of the eonmission form of government
in American cities According to the report Of
Its secretary, the commission plan is considered
successful jim so per cent. of the cities where it
has been tried. Inquiries were made in twenty
six cities and in no case was there wholly un-
favorable report Unqualified satisfaction was
. expressed by twenty-five cities. In four the re,
suits we're doubtful, but promising. Nineteen
cities had shown a marked increase in the eff
cheney with which public business was transact,
ID. The commission plan Immediately elimi-
mated graft in six cities Wherever there is doubt
IF the success of the commission plan the failure
is reported to have beentcaused by the control of
tho ,.ity under the commission plan by the same
mon and agencies that controlled it before the