davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
pic Siirfcm Ocrblafft.

&onftontinopeI, 6. gtoD.
Gas Soft lit Of Ser wieOerbolten tiir-
fiI6en 9tieoerlagcn gerane5n per-
bliifft. Mlon erfeltnt jest bon alien
Soften, ooB Oas @nOe gefommen tit.
0ie 8lodaoe Ser bltlgariiden aiiite
lit auigebobelL ga Die S6iffe 5ur
8ertei0igrng BON &onitanttnupel not
.wenOig iino.
Sl5miiden fobreu oie Siirfen nit
Ser Mobiltiierung in 5Drien fort un0
ergreifeu ale moglihen MoBnabmen
fit eiHen Itarfen @ioeritano in Tdo-
talia.
&onItantinopel lit rubig, bod ba-
ben oie 8otI1often Die @forte Inn Or
laubniB fir oie9u rdfabrt zines 8wei-
ten &rei8ers ieoer Ma6t Ottr6 bic
9aroaneaen eriuft.
Sfutari 1n0 M0rianopel balten
nod INNER aus, uno bon anOeren
9perationsfeIoern iin0 feline neueret.
Iadridten eingetroffen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
2ie Mahl

Die @iirfel Iino gefallen, 0as arne-
rifonii6e 8olf bat nit iibermdltigen-
Der Wte6rbeit entidieOen, oaB Die Ie-
biQe republifanii6e Gegierungsform
unieres 2anOes nibt Oas lit, mas lie
oorgab 8lt ieirl, uro Oesbalb wllroen
am 0ienitag Ote Setter Der oenofra-
tiIden @arteI @oupernerr WOOOrDip
@iliUm bDm Neiu Serieg un0 @ouper-
nelir S6umas Mf, MarI6aa DDn Sn-
Oiana gum 9%rGiioenten reip. 8i8e-
8rdfioenten fir Die @ereinigtenS taa-
ten fir Die nGditen bier Sabre ge-
m1blt.
lleberaa I'M gan5et 2anoe er5iel-
ten Die 9emofraten groBe Wfebrbei-
ten iiber ibre @egner, Die 9tepublifa-
ner uno 8rogreIiioen. Nad ben LETT
ten geri6ten, pie tie bis 0onneritag
Abeno eingelaufen marelt, erbielten
sic 0emofraten, @ilion m0NiarIbaa
81 Staaten nit 439 @leftorolltim=
men, Die 9rogreiiiben5 9tooiepeIt mo
Sobnion 6 Stauten nit 104 Stin-
men, uno bic Gepublifaner, Gait, MIR
Staaten nit 12 Stimmen I'M glef-
toralpotltm. Gs lift oies Elm I'm
l6mung, pie er ielten in Der @ei6i6-
te oes 2anoes porgefommen. @s
seigte oeutlid, tpie 0as 8olf iid BON
BEN oriidenoen 2aIten Der Gapitals-
r%egierung befreien moate. SIS mttB-
te anoers meroen, ul1o eS miro anoers
meroen oafiir biirgt Die ebrenbafte
unO aufrihtige 8ergangenbeit oeS err
wG6lten &%rdiiOenten @ooOroD 8il-
ion. Ser nererp1blte Grdlioent bat
lett Dielen Sabren Die 8oIitif Dieies
2aroes ltuoiert, uno iie an mebreren
ltniberlitGten gelebrt. @r lit Elm
Miann BON beideiOenem, anipru6slc-
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
opferpiaise gsrluanbts.

I'm ole SeiIung bon SRI. et6eI
Smitb aus @nrn. Sno., 3u erm6g.
liden, melde 70 hirdtbnre Hron6-
nunoen erIitten, uno fir tueIde Der
berfriippelte 3eitungsimee @iHp
Hugb iif elm DertriippeItes, fir ibr
mtbloies 9ein, amputiren IieB, o0.
nit Die &out oeIIelben ouf Die @mn.
ben oes M1odens berpfIon5t tDerOen
ioate, opferte beute Der Batter oes
Mao6ens, @bos. Smith, Der @ruoer
oelieIben. Der 81 Sabre oIte @ab
Smith, unO Der @rdutigom OerieIben.
Der 81 Sabre nIte Ran @oberts, 90
Guaorat3on ibrer eigenen &out. Ole
Operation ipuroe beiite Nodmitida
in einem bieiigen SoIpitoI boI5oaeu
nno es beiBt Dab oos NGO1eu nun
innerbaIb zines Mouats eebeiIt Iein
peroe. Qos Slid &olt bon Ieinem
amputierten 9ein, peIdes MigE ge-
opfert bate, mar fir Den 8med ui#s
ansreiHenO oepeieH.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
0emtidlanOs slntuOrt.

Berlin, 6. Nop. Ole n9aoroO.
Aag. 3tg." fiinoigt al, Die oeutl9e
Megierung babe Dem tiirfif6en BOT
i9after, pelher Oarum erinhte, nuf
sic @inIteuung Ser 5einoieIigfeiten
bin5upirfen erpioert, iie iei germ be-
reit, ben anoeren ariegfiibrenoen ben
@unih mit0uteilen, uent Die iibrigen
@roBm1dte bier8lt geneigt Ieien. Al-
leroings ltebe 0ns gingeben allf ben
@uni6 Der Siirfei BEL ben arieg-
fiibreuoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
Sernnter nit Dem SalbmunOl

@om, 6. Nop. Ger @apit bal
bonn 3aren 6eroinano, Ser befaunt-
lid sur romiiA-fotboliiden Stride ge-
bort, Die 9oti6aft erbalten, wem
Soft ben gllgnren geitatte. in aon-
itantinopel ein5u8ieben 10 babe err ge.
lobt, ben Salbmono bon ser 5op6ien-
firbe 6i entfernen, unO oas @ottes-
baus Der driitIi6en Stride 5itriid5u-
geben. Die Sopbienfirbe lit pom
&aiier SuItinian erbaut, uno i'm Sab
re 537 eingeiueibt porOen. Sultan
Mobameo Der 8weite ma6te fie nad
Der @roberuutg BON 4onitantinopeI
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
MuSWOmNVrmm0
aus ScmtiblnmD
Sat taft gang anfgeb5rt.
@cr6GltniKc I'M alien gatcrIanOe
better Oenn ie. - WrOfer beriibm-
ter Sdriftfteller ~geitOrben. - Sin
Bib ans alten 3eiten. - @ien
erbt. WlUrmOnen MAIDEN YrOlc-
liten.

8erIin, 6. Osop. Sine Ioeben.
bier beroffentlidte intereljonte Sta
tiltif benefit Die Sotio9e, OoB Die
Ausmonoerung aus DeutidIono in.
folge Oes groBen, pirtiAaftlihen 9luf.
i6wrmges Oes Geides 10 gut mie gar5
aufeebort bat. Sn Oen Sabren bon
1920 bis 1882 itromten uabe3u g..
100000 Geuti1e mad oen Ser. Staa-
ten, unO iest monoern bon ie 10000
9eiDObuern Der oeutihen 9unOesitnn.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09

ten i1brIi6 nur mebr 315 aus.
Die Itdrffte AustpnnoerMHg Bat
don felt mebreren Sabreu StoIieH.
5m Sabre 1910 perIieBen niht Ipeni.
Ter ols $4,000 StaIiener Die Sci
motb. INN no1 ben Der. 9t0nter,
CANADA, 9rniiIien, Areentinien uru-
guop unO anoeren iiberfeeiihen 2dHs
BERN 3u 5ieben.
Son je 10000 StoIienern Im@eR
1877 ibr groO unO @Iiid in Der Srem.
&c. Die 5peititdrflte AusnonOernnG
hat Sponien. Dort fommeu ouf ie
10000 @intpobner SO gmigrnuten.
Damn folgen Ger Reibe mad @fob-
britonnien nit 80 aus 10000, ROr.
tigal nit &c. llngarn nit 81. Shtue-
ben NIT 80 SeIterreib NIT 40, Dds
ncmorf nit 80, 8elgien nit %, Die
Shmei5 nit 10, uno SolonO NIT 6.
Die Sober rnbt.
@iinden a. ROb. Der 6eF0nn.
tie S1riftIteler, @nton Sreiberr bon
9erfan lit bier i'm MIter bon ni&t
9on3 SO Sabren geItorbeu. CT ers
lag elmer gtierenbIutlrng.
Mnton 6reiberr BON BerfoH mar
am IL. 9e5ember 1853 in 9on0sbere
a. 8. geboren ais Sobn Oes bnDriI@ea
Rammer- un0 @utsberrn JreiberrtI
BON 8erfoa oiif ShIoB @Ieiienbere,
Baron Anton Itioierte nuf Der unis
periit1t Wiinhen, uno iDi0mete Ii@
baIO Der Shriftitenerei. Die 8obI
ieiner 8erfe, NoneIen, @omone,
5fi38en uip. lit iebr eroB, uno ni@t
ninoer groB mar Die 2eiepeIt, tpeIMe
liz i'm idndrmte. am 8. NObembcr
1877 berbeirotete err lih nit Nne0o
5ridid, Der beriibmten @bnuipieIe-
in, weIhe aud in Netp OOrt Cor.
beeren gerntet bat.
Der GinsMg Der 9SnigiH 2ailria
Berlin.
9 esrI H. 8. 9lop. Mm @Ennoeas
burger Cor bot iif Oieler Tage n ben
erIten Morgenlhmoen ben Deni0ep
Spa5iergdngern elm ieltiomer aH.
bid. 8nbIreife @eitoIten in ba
Srodten ans Dem Anfnne 6es 19.
Sabrbim6erts tauhten Dor Dem 8rnn-
0enburger Gore auf. MsbnLo erFubr
man, ooB es ii1 Inn Die tinenotos
5rapbiide Iufnnbme 0es .@inauges
Der 9onigin 2uiie in Berlin nod ID.
rer G~erbeiratung~ bnnoIe. Ger R0i.
Ter bate fir Oieie Mufnobme Ole 81.
iioriidIe Staatsfarofie CUR Berfiieung
Jeiteat, Die Die &onigin benmbt bate.
8ei Der Infnobme tpnr0e bic Q0ri.
gin bon einem MitgIieOe 0es f0nig.
liGen Sdauipielbouies ooreelteat.
Die StaOt @ien madt NiaiOmenes6.
iaaft.
@ien, 5. Sob. Ser Gtn0t @ien
lit pieoer cine MiaionenerbIHoft gu.
gefollen. Ser @ous- un0 @eoIit1ten.
BETTER Hobert @laier. ser in Ieiner
Sommernobmung in thunderstorm ge.
ltorben it, bat iein IermCgen I'M
8erte bon ungefdbr 13 Milionea
9ronen Der Staot @ien binterInHen,
un0 in ieinem Teitament nlisoeIprcmp
en-, Dab oas @eIo fir Mrme, cbne
lnteridieo Der @onfeIion 5u beriuels
ben iei.
Die @OrmOmcn.
3iiri9, 8. Sob. Die GGDeiser
/ @eborOen baben in Grf0brune ge.
bradt, OoB innerb0Ib SobresfriIt iiber
~eintnuieno Mdoden aus Der Gi0oe-
nofenidaft mad lltnb obgegoneen
!. fino.
!, Snf~olgeOeiien miro Der HIon IN gr.
Z wdgung ee8ogen, ben @nrmonen 81,
gnerfennumg ais &eIieionsgemein,
: idaft 81 ent5ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
3m e~rmentcni &f.

&onftontinopeI, 6. geop.
Die Giirfen werfen Maiien bon Srltp-
pen in sic Sorts Idngs Der SinieS9a-
falia, no iie fi6 8u einem erneuten
aampf nit Den 8ulgaren porbereiten
Das @etter lit iebr falt, uno in
Sen gbenen fGlt &egen, m6breno es
in ben Bergen i6neit, mas Die 8e-
megitng beioer armeeu iebr idtpterig
maht.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
i'm Sabre 1850 8llr MOidee.
Die @efabr eimes GbriFen.I

Qonoon. 6. Sob. Srotoem Die
M1dte @orfebrungen gum S6us Der
Gbriiten in &onitantinopel treffcn, IN
Dem iie ariegsidiffe Oortbin ienoen,
eri6eint einMaIiofre oerfelben alBer
Srage, wern Oie greigniiie ebenIo
ldnea mie bisber oufeinanoer fol-
gen uao Die Staot BON ben 8ulgaren
eingenommen miro, ebe Die ariegs-
i6iffe i'm Safen Oerielben e~inaetroffen
iin0.
Bier itoIieniide S6lodtihiffe. Die
i'm aegGiiden Meer f~reuoer, bnben
auftrag erbalten iofort nod9onitan-
tinopeL ab5uoompfeub un0 ale bort
befinoli6en Staliener, iomie Die fa-
tboliiHen Monhe uno Nonnen aller
Nationalit1ten an 8or0 al nebmen,
uuO iie nod Der SnielRbooes 5u iiber-
fiibren, mo fir fie geiorgt weroen
iou.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
gIntise edladt.

Sofia, 6. 91op. 9ie BON Na8i
8aiha tommanOierte 9Irnee Duri
in elmer 3tDeitdgigen Shlaht atf DC
E9orlll=9inie n%oaitdnoig perni1tet
wie aus 6alb-offi3ieaen 9eri6teu a
0cu ,06ir@ beridtet miro. Die Cir
fen berloren 5ipeimal iopiel an 60
ten rno 8ermunOeten, ipie bel Sule
8urgos. 9ie 8nlgaren nerfolgen iebt
oen fIiebenoen 6eiro.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09

Sn5mii6eh weroen oie friegeriiden
Operotionen fortgeiebt. Die Eriim-
mer ser gei6lagenen tiirfii6enSaupt-
armee 3ie6en li6 aif Die leste 8ertei-
Oigungslinie BON &onitantinopel 5u-
riif woielbft iie einen leeten Stano
MAIDEN moaen, nm ipomogli6 Die err
littene S6arte aus5ltpeBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
Sos @mDe
orr SIRE
0it Sirteu crleiocu fnrdtbare
gticOerligcn.

Die gereinigtem galfanmGdltc &c
iDinncn cinc siucitGgigc SdIadt.-
Die @nlgaren Dor SunitamtinOpel-
&egmiHlnngs-Weindle in Scr
lin. - MO6ilifiernng in Sgricn-
Die Sarfem at ernentcm Gampfc
bereit. - Der SalbmOnS lOll fal.
len. Wcfabrcu zines G6riitcn
MaIIafres.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09

Ole OeutIde Dampfer : @eIell.
i1aft, Die n&amburg Nmerifa 9inie" ,
empfiebIt iid eirte1n reiienoen Hrbli-
fun ortfs 8elte. Cute @eOienung
unO @erpfleguns pabren6 Der Reiie.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
starfcr @iOcritanO.

2onoon, 6. Nop. @eun Der
Sdatalia, mie eemelOet miro, tatiad-
Iid bereits %begonnen bat, 10 limo oo4
nod feline gin3elbeiten bier eingetrof-
fen. 9bne 8weifel oiirfte Die &am-
pfesmeile Ser Eiirfen in Ser Serbei-
fiibrllng f%leilerer @efeAte beItebelt,
5u Dem 3pefe, ben &ormorih Der
9ulgorelt 81 ~oer8ogern, Oogegen lit
i6merli6 on8unebmen, Dab Die bull
gariidc grmec iid idon geniigeno err
bolt bal, 1lrl nod ben iiinglten Mn-
itrengungen iih in cine ldngere
S6Iadt einauIaiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
grrmittlnnss-G rinden in Berlin.

gerltn, 5. gSop. Der tiirfiide
8oti6after ibermittelte Dem Musudr-
tigen Imt cine Mitteilune ieiner Se-
gierilng, in peI6er Die Madte INN
lire frernoliAe Germittlung 8ilr Ser
beifiibrung zines @affenitiaitanoes
eriudt meroen. 0eutidlano iebte iid
iofort nit Sen anoeren flint MaAten
IN Gerbinoung, Inn Oie @endbrung
OeS @eiu6es 5u bermitteln.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
abOmas u. @aribau.

Die ELEcToRAL sTIMMEN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23
TAFT EXPECTATIONS WELL
SUPPORTED.

President Taft's political managers
made their estimate with exact judg-
ment when. they figured that Delegate
Kuhio would throw his influence for a
Taft delegation from Hawaii
The die was cast before the Dele
gate had been in his home town TWEEN
ty-four hours And in addition to the
certainty of the action of Hawaii's Re
publiCans in convention, there Is the
prospect that the whole situation
within the party Is shaping itself to
secure the best results in the Fall
campaign.
The Delegate was right in assum-
ing that he could safely rest his con
test regarding the GOvernorship with
the authorities in Washington. What
we need right here at the present
time is peace within the party and q
Tafte delegation to Chicago,
We believe this program will have
the overwhelming support of the ranl
and file of the party, and also of thu
! level-headed leaders, II is cas-!
enough to make trouble. II requires
men of integrity, good sense ant
judgment to prevent miX-up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23
FOR HONOLULU'S FUTURE.

Put these facts down as absolute
truths:
First, there will be no lack of tour
lists for the city of Honolulu If the
town is kept clean. and thus free from
the disastrous effects of port quar-
antine.
Second, 1t pays to invest money In
men and measures to keep the town
clean.
Third. the record of this years for
al parade season proves the truth OF
what the Blu letin has been harp.
ing on necessarily, that Honolulu in.
yestors will find good return on
money spent in enterprises that pro.
vide accommodation for tourists
: Fourth, larger share of the sur.
plus money in the city ought to find
its way 10 Investments that will help
to attract and hold a tourist pOpula-
ton.
Fifth, Honolulu people must realize
that the town is growing, and the
town must be built to meet the Ger.
tain inCroasc-with the only possible
uncertainty being whether the town
is kept clean.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

difference I'm instruction. and in this
difference the adjustment should be
so devised as to make the school con-
tribute most to the needs of rural life.
ut Is now quite generally conceded
that the following subjects are noe
essary for the proper training Of rur-
al schOoltcaChers: Nature study, ele-
mentary principles of practical agri-
Cultuc, sanitary science and hygiene,
domestic economy, and practical prin-
Ciplcs and problems In elementary
chemistry and physics as applied in
the study of these subjects. The
teachers should be required to have a
working knowledge of these subjects.
The formal training of most country
boys and girls ends with the rural
school course. A fundamental knowl-
edge of the foregoing subjects Is GER
tainly a minimum TO require of the
teacher who trains them for the lives
that they must lead"
The Bureaus monograph then out
lines in considerable detail the ground
to be covered in normal course on
these subjects, and describes how the
topics are to be treated. The mono
graph adds, at is believed that teach
ers trained In this work will be much
better prepared to do such work In
rural schools. and that those schools
will show a measure of efficiency that
has never yet been generally attained
The monograph. which Is entitled
"a Course of Study for the Prepare
ton of Rural School-Teachers." will
be sent free to any one interested up
on request to the United States Blu
rcau Of Education, Washington, d. c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23


a rational course of study and de-
mand teachers who can teach them
effectively and efficiently. Forum
ately practical principles of agricul-
ture are neither difficult to learn nor
irksome to teach. The subject ap-
peals to rural pupils because IT comes
within the scope of their immediate
interests. f.gIsrsy
Rural life can be wonderfully i'm
proved by the united efforts of teach
ers to promote real, genuine, uplift-
ing thrift through instruction in the
principles and practices of agricul-
ture. To teach these principles the
teacher must have had a thorough
preparation in this special field.
Rural interests and rural prob
lens are not like the city's interests
and its problems, and educators ev-
erywbere, especially in the South, are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

coming more and more to believe that
the course of study adapted to secur-
ing the most efficient rural life is rad
ically different from any other course
of study. The elementary school
must, If it fulflls its high purpose,
minister to the needs of the com
munity in which il resides. To do
this a course of study coOrdinatcd
with rural life Is needed, together
with corps of teachers trained to
put into operation the work that the
country districts need.
Since there are common interests
between rural and city peoples. the
courses of study in their schools and
the instruction should have certain
elements in common, but there are i'm
portant differences in industries and
In environment. Corresponding Ia
these differences. there should be a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Now We know that George Wash
ington got across the Delaware safe
ly because he was born in the season
of lucky weather.
Oneh undred or 80 additional Wis
itors are coming on the Korea due
next week. Can't the business men OF
the town get move on and erect a
few temporary establishments built
on the plan Of the temporary bar
racks of the army? That would show
that Honolulu not only wants tour
lists but knows how to care for them
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

If you think the affairs of the City
and County Of Honolulu are not going
20 suit, get in and help make an i'm
p,Ovement, Don't stand off in cor
ner and kick to no purpose
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23
EVENING SMILES

There will always be more or less
doubt which costs the most to main
tain - an automobile or keep chick
ems.
American Girl; | am sure | have
met you before.
Baron Habenichts: Impossible. BY
this time You would have married me
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

With President Taft and cx-Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt occupying the center
Of the stage with factionaI fight.
half the people will forget that there
is any Democratic party
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

It does appear sometimes that
Roosevelt has led all the other Pro-
gressives to the slaughter in order
that he may come in at later date
and finish up the job by killing off
himself or Taft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

One hundred thousand dollars for
the Kahului harbOr suggests that Del
egate Kuhio is still in the business of
getting things for this Territory. Is
II for this that his enemies would
like to have him killed off?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Use your energies from this time
forward in building up the partiaan
organization with which you are ASSOC
ciated in manner that will make GER
tain the success of good average men
to represent the people in the coming
contests to determine by whom we
shall be governed the next two years,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Men of the Colorado who went into
the parade in spite of the wreck of
their wagon, set an example to the
fourteen entries from Honolulu who
gave up the ghost and quit the night
before because ut looked like rain"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Perhaps the Maryland made the run
from Honolulu TO Panama just to see
how it will seem when the Canal Is
opened. about fifteen or sixteen
months hence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

believe me, sir, have seen better
days"
80 have !. But cheer up, the bar
ometer is rising"
Consider the ways of the little green
cucumber, which never does its best
fighting till it's down!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Iand into swimming tank with hard
~ twenty-four hours to get in condi.
ton under a different climate, differ.
cnt temperature of water and a mix.
ture OF food all along the route
Wouldn't he be triplC-plated wonder
If he had stood up under the pres
Isure?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Uncle champ Clark is doing pretty
well, considering that he said some
thing about the annexation of Canada,
which was about as foolish as pos
siblp
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

good word is an easy obligation,
hut not to speak III requires only our
silence, which costs Us nothing
TiliOtSOn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23
RURAL SCHOOL EDUCATION.

Running directly counter to the
growing back to-the- soil" movement,
rural school-teachers are an actual
force in the depopulation of the coun-
try districts. They set the faces of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Mir. Roosevelt in making known his
policies for 1912 has not come far
from taking the most radical Pro
grcssive doctrines for his texts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Yes, We are getting to be more of a
military town, but we are more than
that We are more of real live
American Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23
Waterhouse Trust
Real Estate for Sale
MANOA VALLEY

Modern Bungalow and half acre Of
land. Well improved with plants and
trees.
Bargain price for quick sale.
MAkiki DISTRICT
Modern Bungalow and 10000 50. IT.
of land In the Makiki District,
Price reasonable.
Cash or instruments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

A trip over snow-capped mountains,
a wild pig hunt and through New Yea
land Bush. Opera House, Tuesday
evening, Feb. ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Put away the Kill Euhiu' scheme
on the same shelf with the third party
movement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Why should not Duke Kahanamoku
be seized with most anything when
he was showed across the continent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-23

Hawaii has nothing against Roosc.
welt Hawaii is just naturally for
Taft that's all
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-11
E. II. DILLON & co.

full finish, taking pictures about 2 Ia
by 8 1-2 inches in size. but SO perfect
Is the instrument in lens and con-
struction that its pictures are capable
of indefinite engagements.
With this little camera and a few
other accessories which popped out of
the magic bag, Mr.. Alderman made
half a dozen portraits in as many
minutes. He demonstrated the man
ner in which the little instruments
can be used, getting beautiful home
portraiture effects where larger and
more elaborate outfits would get
nothing. The modern worker eQuips
himself with one Of these little outfits
and takes along as many as so to so
exposures, spends an afternoon at the
home Of the subject, and generally
succeeds in getting at least half a
dozen pictures capable Of the most ar
tistic engagements.
Examples of the work Of such world
famous photographers as Strauss Of
St. Louis, Henry Pierce Of Boston,
Charles Lewis Of New York, and Elias
Goldenski of Philadelphia were exhib-
tied. Mr. Alderman called particular
attention to the beautiful effects pro-
t,uced by the daring use of direct sun
light and flat lighting without re-
flectors-two dreadful bugbears to the
average photographer. but shown to
be instruments Of the most artistic
expression, it. judiciously. utilized.
Before leaving, the club gave a ris-
ing vote of thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Haley for their hospitality. At the
business meeting of the club which
preceded the demonstrations, Mayor
Wilson was elected an honorary MEM
Der. and several new active members
were admitted.