davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
Stcns6Gae

fl1oe life f%oritoo, at no9en meo
@run6Iopens 5 8 ior 9ie fum6e iige,
ut 7Solfefirfen er en- rem borgerlia
StOretning. airfen miite6e 10 fife
lin aarofter. for6i ben fif 6toten5
5tette eler bar un0erfnitet 9ongin.
ninQsmagten. Oct oar beler life ct
urimeIigt 6orIangenoe, at De, Der
ifll6e 6eItoee i airfen8 StpreGie,
ogioo ofgnn en- Grflprirg ON at bill
Ie drbei6e for, at WenigbeOen fun0e
Ioa gooe Soar. 8il6e mar loogibe
ON airten8 SorboI6. mootte man
blioe pnd @run6Iooens @rilno -
eaer ioran6re 6en. 8if oi fsrit gen.
nentfsrt Meniqbeosrooo, nil6e en-
HPffe andre firfelige 2ope i6lge
efter. I. @fs. 9ooe ON Br9itepala,
9iipeooIg, en- OisienterIoo oio.; Der.
for blir6e 2onostinget bile ioa tor
Reiiqnotion, at @~ennemfsrelien bleo
muIig.
6oriIoget gif 6ereiter til 2. ge.
bonofinq = u6en llOpol1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
@rbnbprg

piIoe itrofs toee beitemt aiiton6 ira
enboer 3anfe ON en- understanding
e1er 9iasb 6ertiI, og ban boobe0e,
at a1Iltnsminiiteren piloe faitboIOe
i'm No0itnn0 oerimoo. San tunOe
better life goo me0 til at frGpe aon.
beige @nrantier iom 9etingelie for
@aIaret oa 9oIgborbeo. De Ho0ifale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
NonsenS Sat.

@e6 6olfetingsmsOets 8egpnOelie
BEN y. Darts uotolte 6ormanoen
. Sr. 5. 6. Gbriitenien -: @eo
5oretrpoe Dos aon9en / @oar paa-
laqoe Ss. Mni. mig at operbringe
5inqets Me0lemmer Ell 6of for al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
SOrsbjerg

uotolte 6oobet ON at Miniiteren life
after / 4or piloe begaa Den t%dftiite
Sell at goo Tor Inn9t til &sire I'M.
Der De fommenoe 6orbnnOlmger.
9ette bar @rllnoen til, al 6oriloget
itran0eoe i 6ior. San og bans Bar
ii hm6e life goo I9ngcre emo i
Tior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
DfOlteien

omtolte nermere nogle al 9anOS-
tin9et8 2@noringer, iom ban life
ipntes ON. Bette 9iol0t i%oaleOeS
9eitemmeIien ON, at Der life nlaat
tie bore 9preitrioigbeoer melem
So9nepreiten og bans orOinereoe
Meobielper; TIL oisie StriOig6e0er
piI6e life fitnne lrnogoos. Get fuloe
better fife nptte at boIoe oItfor
itrengt pon oct epongeIiif- Ilttberife;
t6i oct lttberife 9efen6eliesifriit bar
ol0rig o9ret nntoeet Der | 2an0et,
ga oct oltio bar oGret dniet ior at
pGrc for itromt. SaIeren iOreiIog
b0rfor at fsre 6oriGaget tiIbaae til
Den Stiffelie, boori oct bIep fore
Iagt al Winiiteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
MISREPRESENTATION / 6Olfetinget,
Car. Dgbl." al %. Q}orts)
nltnsminiitc

|geanemgit fort Sc al 2ouOstinoet
foretoone 2Gnoringer, boorof no9le
bar rent iormeIc % nnore ioale0es,
at D}iniiteren fun0e tiltrpOe 0em.
Wten ser Dor ogioa en- Rpffe 2en-
Orin9er, iom Q}iniiteren moatte tage
9lntono ira. 0ette gial0t noonIig
9eitemmeIierne ON, at BrGiten
iful0e oare feot 6orman0 / @eni9-
b~e0sroa0et, at Ger ifuloe neOiettes
ct firfeligt ll6paIg, % at Der ifuIOe
p6e8 statstiGiflt0 til 6oarIigt lgn.
neoe Brniter. 0&en 90 Der itile0eS
imoo ct 69ae8uooolg, fanOt Mini-
iteren life @InIe0ning til at gao nGr.
mere mo poa @%nfeItbe0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

brogt til 8ibor9 SpoebuS, 5OOr ban
neIte Gag nigif pe0 Ds0en.
9enrif @iirt5, Der Dar en- Wano
paa ct ballot 9un0reOe glor, bar gift
og efterloOer Jig Here gern; ban
bar Opbrpn0t / boert 6alo en- Del
al 6oreningens 9apirer, og iom
8elae 0erof oil man rimeligoiS life
funne opg6re aosiemangelenS St6r-
relie.
StOrt 6OjipGnoingsanlGs paa
6aliter. Oct er 2sr0ag ben 90.
0tnrt5 oeOtoget at bpgge Ell Ooer-
lano5central for bele Sp0faIiter og
MiotiaIiter.
InIGgsiummen for bette 8erf,
Der rimeligois itrofs oil fomme til
at leuere Strem til ca. 10000 Cant
per 20 100 6eitefreiter / Motorer,
er falfuleret til ca. 10000 ar.
ioruoen observation-disclosures og Moto-
rer.
Set iomleoe anl9g er ~operoraget
6irmuet SAB & 2aliritien i Ooenie.
timber Wnno. % &lObiDgen. =
Son0brugsminiiteriet bar / 6glge
o9oI6. q. 0agbl." meO6elt areattr-
ban0ler Sens 9onien / On0lsie Eli.
laoelie til, mems bans 9%eiptning i
Onolsie er a1gre6et Of Mun0. %
aloDipge, at brine areoturhanOel poa
9etingelie al, at ban forele6ig to-
ger Opbol0 / Bin0oIs &rr, at ban
9ootgsr for Bolitiet, at ban bar to-
get ct go0 og bar Io6et line aInoer
renie 9%runOiot, oa at ban iorplie-
ter Jig til, ioo lGnoe oct offentlige
3ilipn me6 bans 9eietning oorer,
fife at fomme poo lin Gienoom /
SnOlsie.
anlnpO / 5aabOr9. 6aoborg, %.
Qfurts. Baa 8asb9rfet ber bap0e
man, oo Strifen i England uobreO,
fun Sui til Den 10. o5. Won fgbte
0erior 80 Cons Sui 6oS Rp6org
@aaoerf, men Oa De 6eller life bar
funnel forllaa, bar man | @aor febt
100 Cons / 5re0ericio, boorpeo man
iaor nof til Den 1. Moj. Briien par
Al SIR. 40 Ore pr. Con, me0ens Ben
norn1aIe Yris er 16-t7 SIR. Sos.
pnrfSuopalget bar UNDER O%perbeieI-
ie at n0itile belle @ooebelpSnineen
meo inoenprenoe Mooneos ltogollg.
DC gamle Saner. commissioner
for ben biitori'fe 8oa6eninmlinQ paa
8eibuiet / agben6oon er I 5elqe
oRiaet" for 8i6en beIfeftiget meo
at outage en- noio9tig 9cifrioelie al
ale 6oner og @%itonOarter, laonel
De Oanife iom De erobre0e. aom-
miSiionen bar | Ben Anleoning an-
mooet MiniIteriet ON at unOerrette
9~iifoppcrne og oerigennem Sosne-
prGiterne ON Soeen, on ianoonne
5aner bpppigt finbes opbGnete |
airfer. aultnsminiiteriet bar / ben
glnleonit9 u0ienot ct Girfulpre til
@eiitligbeoen, bpori Ser iperges, ON
Der ira De reipeftipe Grpiter fan
gipeS peileoenoe Oplpsnineer til
m~.,o ,..&o. 11..NfZ-xEn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
Gr 9e 6leben FLAIR oOer ut
Om|ke BIGGER CT ikke oyre7
euers
lGg WiGrfC til neOenItaaenbe.

5 3onlar og 6ebruor ooertere0e oi "a l~in0bun0ne Bigger mo-
BELT 4 9uffer, og efter oct itore antal 8dtainge, iom ir6mne.
De mo, bar Oi 9op til at LUTTE, at man goo os ret Dor PaafonO
ON, at 0onfe goger life er 6pre. Iu br ri lat oS til 0psope OF
bebife, of bette life blot 99lOe ~uin6blnone men ogao ~inobrnone
Bigger. 9erfor fsIgen6e 3iIbu6:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12

pNb Vd'lN ODbooli. O11 iP+el mp ;
OoerenS itemmelie meO 6inget, naar
ieg uotaIer, at Ri iiffert ale me0
@lGoe e%riarer, at aongens Sun0.
beO lpffelig er pen0t tilboge.
Nieolemmerne poo6grte taoell0e
6ormon0ens ltOtaleller.
5 2%an0stinget 6rogte 6ormonoen
- 9r. Coos - l%igele0e8 MeOlem-
merne aon9ens 9ilien og Eat. Sea
i6ler mig a8Oe 6orman0en -
0beren9itemmelie meO 5inaetS
Meolemmer, noor ieg operfor 65.
Qtai. bar u0taIt, at ole bar iplt
itor @l90e oe0 Meo0elelien ON ben
iteOfunOne Selbre0elie.
3anif &erOenoiamfnnO. Ger er /
oiSie Gage, ifriper str. 99bl." al
%. Vfarts, paa ct 0fe0e Der / 9Den
itiftet ct oDanif geroenSiamiuno"
me0 oct 5ormool at pe0lige6ol0e
6orbinoelien og itprfe Sammenbol.
oct meaem Danife / % uoen ior
Danmarf % iomle 0ollife M9no %
apinoer / ale geroensoele til ct
f9leS 9lr6ei0e for Oonif aultur %
0anife SntereSier.
QigOet 6ooOe / alt ca. 80 Delta.
9ere, blanot boiIfe Der fan6te8 fenO.
tie Raone ira ioapel politiife iom
bon0elSintereSiere0e og oiOenifo6e.
lige 2eire.
0perretSosiesior Gol6 bar Msoets
Oiri8ent, o9 Sr. Betrns geper gap
Me0eOeltagerne Ne00elelie ON, boao
Der biOtil bar ioreta9et for Gam.
%fun0ets Domelie.
6olfetin9ets 5ormon0, 9r. 5. Is.
@briitenien, JON 0%erefter fit Oroet,
anbeiale0e itrnfs at ifriOe til Dan.
neli en- al SamiunOet, fao oolgt 9e.
itprelie og pe0toget 2ope nj. H..
3il 9eitprelie palgtes: aontre.
ADMIRAL She1er, 6orman0, aoniul
". '6an8ien, Reitformono. fbo.
@ursmGgler q. 6. g~art6olop, 3r.
@etrus 9eper, 1r. phil. q. 6raeli.
fel, @rosierer W. 9. 6rimoOt, 30
itor emer. Safob &olm % Brofe5.
or o. Olufien.
6aitOr ArbOe'H asmusIen / 0o6rO.
Foitor Arboe-9iaSmuSien bor nplig
o9ret poo 9teiie me0 iit 5oreOra8
ON 3roSbefen0elien.
5orle0en bar ban i 9obro. DRon'
Oers 0ogblaO", Der uotaler, at Sore.
oraget gioroe ct gunitigt SnotrDf. il.
ger, at oct gunitige Sn0trpf imioler.
ito peg nnOer ben poaieIgenoe 6or.
Gambling.
a0enne iorneoe Jig" ifriper
9lo0et - oiom en- HPffe Spergs.
maal til 5oleren. i9rlig 0ennes Op-
%iattelie al Seius ariituS. 90 oct par
life peloorenOe at bare, boorIeOes
ban ita0i9 par mOpigenoe / line
Soar.
90 Oa iao enOelig Misiionar
Wnoien ipurgte: rTror 0e, at Sc
ms bar uoen Spn02" ioo ipure6e
Ar6oe-8asmusien: oGror DEP" Ga
Der LOO ct flort So, bapoe oenne
fun til Soar: Get mac pei ioo
Opre nof for Gem.
0ette Spor par BOG Gil6ererne
Tor iiimogeligt. Mon reite Jig o1
off"
airfeinOnielie. 5 0peroprelie al
&uItusminiiter appel oe Geporte.
mentsdef 0omfier m. il. inOpie0e8
5snoag ben "a. @orts Den me
Strife i @%lomsbierg. airfen err op.
i6rt eiter 6egning al 9lrfitett q.
SSenien. 0oenie, bar ca. $50 faite
Si6oepIooier og bar foitet 25,000
ar., al bpiIfet 9eIsb Staten bar til.
ifirot 1880 ar. 3n6pielien f~oreto-
ees ifGg. 81. .. of giifop 9al8lco,
bporefter Sognepr9iten, Boitor Sol.
oing, ai6na, preoife6e. Otter S16-
oielien Dor ser 5eItmanItio.
aasiemangel % SelpmorO. st
triit Drama / Sanrbal. 5 6aurbal
,,oA m;La.. "a. 81. Oa.&o. So., 30
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-12
.%W79.-
DuttuturR.

oilOe 6ope alminoeIig 8algret oglaa
til Meniebeosroooene. giifopperne
bur0e life bope ben tore Wipn0ig-
6e0, iom M tiltnnfes 0ent oe0 Nj.
inittet ON 8rpiternes afife0i8elie.
5ful0e man life @(ar faa 9oDen
genuemfgrt / en- friiinoet SfiffelIe,
par oct life ioo LENT - % / an0en
5fiffelie flln0e oct life gennemfBres.
1Dnlien
fr9pe0e 0en oioeit mulige 8algret
til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % benoiite til
De 9rop, Der / iaa Senieen0e bar
itiaet al tore Mgoer / O0enie og
Belle. arapet on &eooelie al oct
eoongeIiif-Iutberife moatte les paa
9aggrl1n0 of belle geoP9elien for at
ybeoore 6olfetirfen8 eoan9eliIf.l1-
tberife Pre9", booroeo man oilOe
iptte 4otionoliIterne no al airfen.
Set bar ol0rig nPret @runoGoo5iP.
orenes Mening at tage ueoan9eIiif-
lutberif~ poa oenne boarob9noe0e
Woooe. San por beitenlt inoo De
9Gnoringer. 9mostineet bar inof0rt.
2@noringen ON 8reIternes afife0i-
aelie bar oltior ufGor o9 gap 8i-
ifopperne oltfor itor Mn9t. Ger
mnatte i oct beIe ta0et ioretooe8 me-
get tore 6oronoringer, bois 6or-
iIoget iful0e blioe 6ru9eIiqt. San
bap0e boobet, at Miniiteren bnp0e
begpn6t me0 at iremi9tte 5orilog
til Ell QreiteoaIalop og en- Br9ite.
I6nnin9sIop, og ifuI6e bette 5orilo9
M itron6e for 3. Sang, oil 8oIeren
babe, at oct bar oGret Der for
iiOite Sang.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30

The thirty-ninth annual convention
of the w. c. T L. has just opened at
Portland, Ore.
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new SETTLEMENT
BUILDING SOON
CObIPL
x

The new building at PaTama Settle
ment, which has been under course
of construction for the last three
months, is rapidly nearing compile.
ton and will be ready for occupation
by the first of the week. At present
the lights are being installed and the
painters are putting on the finishing
touches. s ~ :5 -
When completed, the first and sec.
ond stories will be occupied by James
A. Rath, head worker of the settle
ment, and his family, and also by the
resident head nurse and one social
worker The offices of Mr.. Rath and
w. A. Bowen viii remain in the old
building as before. F..
The basement of the new structure
is given over entirely to the dispen.
sary, which contains complete mod
ern equipment. Besides the dispen-
sary there are several storerooms. a
large reception room, nurses room
and lavatory. - - lts., : A.
The new building has supplied a
long-felt want in the way of a suit
able residence for the head worker
and his staff, which will bring them
closer to their work, and also a
larger and better equipped dispensary
in which to treat the numerous. dis
eases that prevail throughout the dis
trict. The old Punchbowl dispensary,
which was, up until the time it was
sold, under the supervision of the Pa.
lama workers, will be replaced by q
new structure as soon as the neces-
sary funds can be raised. The new
building will probably be on the
grounds Of the Royal School providing
the school board will consent to the
letting of small piece of ground for
that purpose.
The Palama Improvement Club will
hold it's next meeting on November 4,
at which time the matter of getting
the roads in the Palama district oiled
will be taken up. - p,
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HAWAII SUPERVISORS
TALK OF FIRE LIMITS.

sHILO, Hawaii, Oct 26.-The meet
ing OF the special committee of the
Board of Supervisors held yesterday
afternoon to consider the matter OF
fire limits for this cit, accomplished
little, though the general result was a
decision that fire limits should be de-
signated for Hilo. Henry Beckley act
ed as chairman of the meeting and
among those present were Messrs
john Scott, C. Castendyk, E. n. Hol-
mes, H. V. Patten, E., F.. Nichols, II.
D. Corbett, D. s. Bowman and others.
The general discussion showed a
great change in opinion since the last
time the matter was taken up, some
two years ago and a desire for fire
limits as long as the conditions re-
quire for buildings were not too
strict AS the result it was decided to
request the County Attorney to draft
a building ordinance on the general
lines of that in use in Honolulu, but
with the two classes of buildings, A
and B, under one head instead of two.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30
MANY PEOPLE
HEAR Of HAWAII

Hawaii stfH continues to be adFer-
tised. Secretary Wood, of the promo
ton committee is constantly in re-
ceipt of letters from the managers of
fair and festival associations all over
the United States telling of the in
terest taken In the literature of the
Islands and the attraction caused by
the large photographs OF the Volcano
and other Island scenes that have
been sent to these different festivals
by the local committee.
In a letter received this morning
from Carrollton, Georgia, r. L. Smith.
advertising manager of the Fourth
District A. and NJ Fair association
says, in part: ~. 49,
"0ur. big fair closed this week and
now / will report to you the impress
sion your large picture made upon our
people. Much favorable comment was
heard on all sides as the pictures that
you sent us doomed up larger than
any we had, and it certainly did help
us out wonderfully in making this
room one of the features of the fair.
The Executive Committee of our
fair in behalf of the people wish me
to thank you for your gift and for the
interest manifested, and you need not
be surprised if you see some Of US
visiting your part of the country some
day in fact l hope some day to
conduct small party to your beau
tiful country"
In a letter from Portland, Oregon,
George L. Hutchin, manager of the
Festival association of the Pacific
Coast, says:
Il have called a meeting of the
Festival association of the Pacific
Coast to meet New Years Day at
Pasadena, California. and / hope that
will have delegates there to represent
you.
Honolulu should be the one to get
the greatest benefit by a goodly re-
there, as their event is
the next in line. Thousands of East
ern tourists will be there and thous-
ands from cities on the Coast.
Il am advertising your, celebration
in all the transcontinental railway
folders and in all our booklets and
other publicity"
Secretary Wood stated this morn
ing that the necessary funds for the
Canadian lecture tour had been ca
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If you care Cor heavy hair, that
gl.stens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an Incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous you
must use Danderine, because nothing
else accomplishes so much for the
hair. VS. @
just one application of Knowlton's
Danderine will double the beauty Of
your hair, besides 1t Immediately dis
solves every particle of dandrnif; yon
cannot have. nice, heavy, healthy hair
il you have dandruff. This destruct-
i've scurf robs the hair, of its lustre, its
strength and its very life, and il not
overcome it produces feyerishness
and itching of the scalp; the hair
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SUPERVISORS TABLE FORT St.
AUI00RDINA|HH 10 POLICE

u u & =
psBbcratie county; Committee. Sa re
quest Of B. G.. Riyenburge. chairman
10 use the front and grounds Of thu
: schcolhotise at Kaimuki to hold Z
, meeting In similar manneA as was
granted TO the Republicans.
Asla Park was also formally 81 ant
ed 10 the Democrats for the evening
Of November f.
S.enosrapher,s Mistake.
J a letter was received from FranS
B. Foster, manager of the export de
partmelIt OF the Barrett Manufactur,
,, ing COMPANY Of Philadelphia, com
planning that. a newspaper sensation
had been made out of letter to the
supervisors in September, soliciting 2
trial of a road preparation Of the
company and offering "a small com
mission on any business effected
through them. 1t was stated that the
/ Gffer was the mistake of a steno-
grapher in confusing the letter with
another to q business man who had
formerly represented the company
now wanted to retraet the. mistake
and the 4etter in question.
Roads and Garbage.
j. ". Caldwell reported expendi.
lures of the read department for Sep
! TENDER in detail, the total being $15,-
10000. Payments were made under
the following heads: general fund,
$3.50; road tax special, $685.. %,
specials, S2S86.02. e. =
Engineer Whitehouse submitted al
estimate that the cost Of curbing, etc,
Tor the right of way from the Dow.
sett estate on Nuuanu avenue would
be $1,000.
Engineer Whitehouse reported on
the matter Of the CURLING on Bethel
street not being according TO specifi-
cations. that this c,irbing was laid
some two years ago by the county,
and if it Is taken up the county will
have ,to pay the expense AS the
fault Was not serious he recommends
ed that the curling be allowed to re-
main as ii is.
Charles Costa, inspector OF garb-
age, reported disbursements of his
department for September as $2223.45
and receipts S10SS.05.
Death OF Empioye.
Low ISpOTgeu the ueatn OF w. II.
Kailimai, janitor of Liiiuokalani
school. Kailimai was formerly keep
er of Aaia Park He was an old mem
Der of KaWaiahao church and he took
en- active part in Republican politics.,
having been delegate TO different
conventions including the Territorial
last held.
Adyices have been received by the.
Honolulu chamber of commerce that
the proposition of the Spokane cham
Der in favor of changing the name of
the Panama Canal to American Canal
had been approved by sixty chambers
on the mainland. The local chamber,
turned down the suggestion without.
ceremony, while the merchants assoc
citation rejected it by majority of
one.
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EASTERN STAR 70
HOLD FAIR SATURDAY

Lei Aloha Chapter No. 3 o. E. S.,
will held fair at the home of Mr..
NJ. p. Robinson in Nuuanu Valley on
Saturday, December seventh, from
two till six O'Clock. Dolls of all des-
criptions will be sold at reasonable
prices A fish pound will be one of the
attractions for the children. Dolls
dresses, hats. coats and bedroom
slippers will be sold A flirt-eye doll
handsomely dressed will attract both
young and old.
A bride and groom. with attendants
will be sold separately.
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bled Walter G. Smith, and that he
would begin at once to make the trip
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FOR DANDRUFf, FALLING HAIRDR
ITCHY SCALP Is Cent DANDERIVE
pave fsna 14 Hair Il osesN Gsssis Far Foss

roots fanish, loosen and die; then The
hair falls out fast
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily,
don't hesitate. but get a % cent bottle
of Knowlton's D3nderine at any drug
store or toilet counter; apply q little
as directed and ten minutes after you
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ing scalp and no more falling hair
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30

Between Boards 10 Waialua 10,
80 Oahu 25N, 30 Eva 2sk. 10 Oahu
25% 20 Oahu 25at, is Eva 2Sh.
Session Sales--l0 Oahu 25A, II
brewery 225s, 5000 Hilo Elk 6s 97%
20 McIryde So
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or $500 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30
PAIN IN THE STOMACH.

1t is most annoying, as we'll as dis
agreeable, to be troubled with pains
in the stomach, and there is no need
OF it, for one dose Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
will allay the pain. Try it once and
be convinced. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30
WHAT COSMOPOLITAN HONOLULU
y 49, NEEDS.

Owing to the mixed population of
tie city of Honolulu, this city has
greater need of the DEMO Telephone
Fire Alarm service than any other
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30

( A young Italian Of Santa Rosa,
California was killed while trying
new motorcycle. He turned too quick
ly and collided with telegraph pole.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-15
SAYS CO-EDUCATION ROBS MAR
 RACE OF ITS ATTRACT HONS

In the first of the series of articles on The American GirT' in the May Womans Home Companion. the au- thor. j. Nisen Laurvik, makes the following comments:
 "Coeducation has done more than anything else to rob marriage of it's attractions. by divesting the man Of most Of his old-time glamour and romance This early contact with the other sex on a footing of equal fty, which the majority of girl students more than maintain intel lectuaIly. has tended to produce that contempt of the much-Vaunted SUI periority of man that is as rule reserved for those postnuptial dlscoV- cries which make marriage such an interesting venture. The American girl comes to realize only too soon that intellectually and culturally the man is often her inferior. She pur- sues her interests farther than does the man who very generally subor- dihates his interest in the fine arts to his one desire to succeed in buSl- ness or in some particular profes- sion.
 Tn this respect the influence of the higher education has exactly the opposite effect upon American girls
Arizona republican., 1912-05-15

to that of the German or Scandina- vian girls. In these countries every movement directed toward giving life has so far contributed toward establishing the idea of the home and the family more firmly than ever. In fact, it may be said with out eXaggeration that all these ef- forts toward enlarging Woman's life have sprung from one basic idea; the right of every woman to a home and children
 And inasn uch as the gene"al cdU- cation of the young mon of those countries is 0n g reldSi ,.,IN Eia1or plane than hara, tnt hiSner .l'tCati IF of their women has onl.' resulted in bringing the tWo sexes ncarer t,- gether contributing new charms and possibilities "f con?l aGeslip to the family fife l. has male fer l;utuh respect and admiration founded T. an intellectual and spiritual crGMitN in which :O.n find fertile field 'f happy GOOD e-ari }n. The siIls of those countries. look forward with keen anticipation to being mistresses of their own households, and the character of the higher education on the whole is of a kind to make the young. women better fitted for mar riage. This is probably due to d mix ture of practicality with ideality, such as we are only now beginning to feel the need of in American col leges and universities"
Arizona republican., 1912-05-15
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