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'VHO FOUND THIS CAT?
IL Was a Dead One, Placed on
Rack of Commuters Train.
ro0K THE WRONG PACKAGE
Man Trying to Dispose of Pet
Has Unexpected Good
Luck in Exchange.

u..stfield. y. J.. July 31.-The expert
40, that one Of the Westheld town faith
:, q shining light In the Council cham
Asrs had with cat has just come TO
gsht The councilman had pet cat in
81, family for a number of years. 1t was
.bs rride Of all the children in the neigh
horbood. and the alderman priced 1t
highly
I, appears that the cat died, and the
uo,rd Of Health was called UP and asked
/, thew could not see that II had proper
hrrisl. They could not They had 10
arsdlction over dead cats. and referred
,hs case 10 the Society for the Prevention
=, Cruelty 20 Animals. This society in
nrned the councilman that II WAS their
,u.lness 10 look after live cats and live
annals III general.
thought occurred to the councilman.
:. would tie up Tabby In the neat pack
-. and drop him over the boat rail on
ss way 70 the city. Everything worked
rsu until he entered the boat, where he
"a, some Westfeld friends, who kept him
., converse ton until the ferryboat landed
., the New York side. To dispose OF the
"a, there was not an easy matter. on his
arrival nc still had the cat in his pos
session and continued on 20 his Office
Ts placed the package on his rolltop
desk. and, the day being a busy ono, soon
forgot It.
Rushing 20 catch the $40 train after
hard DAYS work, he discovered the
oacksge, and grabbing il UP and placing
I, under his arm he ran pell nell for
Y5berty street, determined 10 dispose Of
the cat at all hazards. One second more
and would have missed the boat he
sa,d 10 a group OF Westfield friends to-
dsy On the ferry he was again surround
ng the cat overheard.
Arriving at the Jersey side a rush was
made for the train, and the poor alder
nan still had the cat A happy thought
struck him. II will get q seat by myself
and put the package in the rack and
cave Il there"
''Westheld"' shouted the conductor. The
alderman started for the door. You left
your package" shouted a few kind heart
ID people for Fanwood. Darling back dis
Sruntled and discouraged. he took pack
age from the rack and wendell his way
home. Arriving at the front door OF his
home his wife and daughter met him, and
70 them ne told his troubles in trying to
dispose Of their dear old cat.
The package was opened, and imagine
he Amusement Of those about, when II
vas discovered that instead OF poor
Tsbby. the alderman had brought home
four pounds OF high priced porterhouse
reak
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LOST BANKBOOk9.

PITKBOOK NO 572672. OF the Union Dime
sayings Bank is missing Any person hav-
ing a claim 70 Il 10 hereby called upon TO
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbo ok cancelled and new
one Issued.
BANKBOOK no. 4?s.4i7 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person hav-
present the Same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook Cancelled ana ne"
one Issued. -
RANKBOOK No. GAS 1913 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person nav
Ing a claim TO II In hereby called upon u
present the Same within ten DAYS or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and new
one Issued. .
HANDBOOK Eo. $685. i6 OF the Union Dime
Ssvinss Bank Is missing Any person having
a claim TO a. IL hereby called upon TO present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
BANKBOOK No 800. O54 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any person having
q claim TO Il Is hereby called upon 70 present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one lssued
LOST OR sTOLEN-Bankbook No. b3l. l04 of
the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York. corner 18th ave. and I4th st, Issued 70
Josephine Euler. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank on the 2lst day Of August 1917, a
duplicate will be Issued.
T0osT-Passboo, No. 1880. Issued by the
Union Square Savings Bank. formerly the IN
stitution for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks
Finder will please return u TO the bank
TOsT-f3ankbook No 023. Coz. Bank for Sav.
Inrs 80 9Th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book % bank
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Calais. July 2a--Paui PAX OBJ. New York
Batavia, July 2g-Nsrturrn Ger. Now Work
via AlEeTs and Colombo.
Naples, July 3l-CaTpathia CBp New Yori
for Genoa, Trieste and Fiume.
Copenhagen. July al, 3 n-HsiliE Ola'
DAM. New York Via Christiansard.
Bueno- Ayres July 2o-->Austrian Prince Or
New York
Dover July 8O-Troonland New York FOR Ant
VerP and IIoceeded. No.. m, ~
York via 81 Vincent. g '.
Lisbon. July 29-whieheld BO.. New York
via 81 Mchatls
Plreus. July 2s-Themistoolss GresIo, New
York.
RIO GRANGE July 2s--santa Theresa cen.
Now YORK.
Perrin. july 8O-Bramley OBJ from Yoke
hama. etc), Boston and New York.
Southampton. July 9th mes OBJ, Barba
dos. Colon. etc and New YORK: ~ 10 p m
Oceanic OBJ. New York Via CherbourB and
Queenstown
Colombo. July -Korauua tBrj tfrom CAL
cutta). Philadelphia and New York
Port Sudan. July 2G-SWazi (Brl droIn CAL
cutta and Colombo, Boston and New YORK
Messina. July 8i--Ivernia OBJ trOn
Trieste. Flume and PstTasl, New York.
Middlcsbrough. July 29-Hotham Newton
CBr). New YORK
Seville, July 27-Indians OBJ. New YORK.
PASSED.
Gibraltar July 80--Aros Castle CBrJ. Bonn
bsy Tor Philadelphia and New York
lothian. tBr,. Yokohama. etc, for Ne"
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, July
81, 1919.
ARRIVED


Steamer Delaware Philadelphia. 70 ths
clyde SIS co. with mdse. Passed in Quar-
antine OF 1927 p m;
steamer Purus Bran. Santos June 20.
Maceio July 6, Para Is and Barbados 81. 70
the Lloyd BraziIelro. with mdse. Arrived
at the Bar a. lo:45 a m.
Steamer Commodore Rollins (Nor), Pert
Antonio. 20 the Atlantic Fruit and Steamship
Co. with fruit Reported or Highlands az
Steamer Hamilton, Newport New, and
passengers and mdse. Passed in ousran-
'iTc at 2:'S M p., r,.o VAIL. q,
Port Tampa 20, FOR Chrome, y j Passed
in Sandy Hook AT 1910 m.
steamer San Jscinto' Galveston July 70,
mdse. Passed In Quarantine at iI:Ss a m.
steamer Santiago (Cuban), Cienfuegos
July %. to the New York and Cuba Mall SIS
Co. with mdse. Arrived At tho Bar at
stesmer rrltzoe CNor). Baltimore July 20
10 J II Winchester & co. In ballast. Left
E seamsr Gavoa lY tB r. san,o, July u Via
Barbado. -. TO Buck & Daniels with mdse
ArEiysd a. the Bar at l2:ao m.
July 90 and Boul0gne 81. 70 Oelriche r co
with eo1 cabin and Az steerag- psssenger-
and mt,e. Arrived at the Bar at 1o4s
sisamer vsderland CBsls), Antwerp Juiy
90 ana Dover Fl 20 the Red star Line. with
i22 cabin and sI4 stesrage passengers and
mdsN. Arrived az the Bar AZ II II III
goth
steamer NJ Tuckenoach towing bsrE,
City OF San Antonio. Port Arthur July II.
Steamer Lsmpasas. Mobile July -. Tampa
20 and Key West - 20 the Mallory ss Co.
with passengers and mdss. Passed IN ouaran-
tine nj s95 q m.
STEAMER Montoso. Ponce July % IN the Nov
York ard Porto Rico Ss Co. in ballast ART, ed
az the Bar at 40 n.
Steamer President Grant oGeT). UanbuTg
July ~. Poulosue and Southampton 81 70 the
Hamburg American Line. with col FIRST. 20.
second cabin and l.1lO stee-ago passengers.
malls ana mise. Arrived at the Bar a. m.
SAILED
Steamers Ella CSorl. Philadelphia GARNER
CAusO, Philadelphia. Ooidense fNor,. Fort An
tonic: Madison. Norfolk ard Nsvpor' Nc~s
Algonquin. Turks Island. Pawnee. Phiisdel
phs: Bowden Nor). Puerto Barios; "sfonia
tBr). Liverpool: Hamburg Ger. Hamburs
Philadelphia. San Juan. Creole New orleans
Alnirante f3r), Kingston.
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preceded by showers IN morning, Friday
fair. light 10 moderate variable winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and the District
OF Columbia, generally fair to-day ana fri-
d9y: light TO moderate variable winds
For MARYLAND. fair to-day, preceded bl
showers I'm the morning in the extreme east
ern portion: Friday. fair: light 20 moderate
variable winds 49,,
Sbov,ors I'm southern portion to-day. FRIDAY,
fair; Fight TO moderate variable winds a..
Yor West Virginia. generally fair to-day
and Friday: warmer Friday.
For Western pennsylvania falr to-day
Friday. fair: warmer In southern portion
eror western New York. fair to-day and
rridav. light 10 moderate north winds
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau.)
Washington, July q.
oREERs IsSUED.-The following or
d.rs have been Issued


oREERS ISSUED.-The following or
d.rs have been Issued:
ARMY.
Major THOMAS 3. LAaOREUX. quarter
master, from detail ouartermasteTs de
Dsrtmsnt 70 Fort Baker.
Aeutsnant Colonel HARRY z. BENSON. oth
Cavalry, placed on list detached omceIs'
ard the name OF Lieutenant Colonel WILL
IAN D. BEACH, General stan, removed
ihersfron.
Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD NJ. BLATCH-
FORD, 9Th Infantry, from Jefferson CITY
70 Kansas City, In connection win dutlcs
Is inspector Instructor organized militia
OF Missouri
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM E. CRAIG
HILL. corps OF engineers 70 Governor
Island. August s, for assignment duty per
aiming Connecticut nian6uvre campa!gH'
thence to proper station.
Lieutenant Colonel HARRY G BENSON.
cavalry, detailed member General stan
corps July 81. vice Lieutenant Colonel
WILLIAM y BEACH, General star.
Lieutenant Colonel Benson, proceed 10
Manila with view 20 assignment as chief
Philippine Division.
Colonel HENRY p. KINGSBCRY, eaNsliy'
detsiled in inspector generals department
Colonel THOMAS RIDGWAI. coast artillery
from Fort Andrews, September ], assume
command Fort Barrancas. and artillery
district OF Pensacola
Captain JOHN W. MIKE, coast srtillery.
assigned Sd Company. ..
First Lieutenant ROBERT II. DEONNER'
medical reserve corps, ordered 10 active
dutv 20 Fort Oglsthorpe.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST
TRANSpACiFIC MAILS.

closes
Destination and steamer in N. 7. p NJ
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Hono-
lulan Observation-Disclosures. 2 $50
Japan, Cores China. Philippines
via sesttlc)-Autilochus go. Aug :, $50
Hawaii FIJI lslands Samoan Isl
ands. New Zealand. Australia
wa Tictoria)--Ma!aina .........Aus. 2 $3.50
japan, Corea. China via Tacoing
Canada Maru ..............,..Aug - $40
japan. Corel. China via Seattle
orteric ........ 49, aug - ""'
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China via
San Franclscol--S Siberia .........Aug. b. $50
Japan, Corea, China, Philippines
via victoria)- Empress OF ia
pan ................... mug. ~ V'oo
Tahiti Marquesss. Cook Islands.
New Zealand, Australia (vis san
Francisco -Aorangi ............AuE. 10, $50
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, New Yea
land. Australia via san Fran
cisco)-sonoma ..............Aug. 90. $50
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Onicisl Record and Porscaa.-washingto

initial Record and Forecast. W
'siy 81 During the last twenty-four hours
mowers occurred over all portions OF the
toanuy except the Pacific States, Montana
SD.kshoms Texas, the lower Ohio and upper
fassitsippi valleys and the upper lake region.
~ ihe rainfall was HIGHT except In portions
. tennessee. Alabama and Louisiana. me
Fssure has risen cast OF the Rocky Noun
,sA9 except over portions Of the south At
,Niue and east Gulf states and there was
.s aSi fsl In temperature except ~ leA@s'
-sit " u etil quite warm.
q. he1e will be showers Thursday morning IN
- middle Atlantic States, followed by lali
,s ssshsr. that VIII continue during friday'
40 mowers will continue Thursday ana ftl-
sSsy u the south Atlantic and east Guf states
~ Rocky Mountain region and the rnidoIe
III 81. southern plateau In New England ne
s ,.. and the Northwest the weather VIII DO
~-srally fair Thursday and Friday
temperatures will continue high IN the
s.I,,aI~est and moderately low over the re,
,s..,shoer Of the country. but with a Iislng
t..steshey by Friday IN the Rocky Mountaih
V|on, the plains states. the upper MISSISSIPPI
ny ana the upper lake region. .a
r.ae Atlantic Coast will be light 10 MOI
on on VARIABLE south Atlantic Cosst, Inoders,,t
H.sswsst and south. except variable on we
hSss, and so sa 1 ost oI Ha' coast, mod
3D. south; on tho Great Lakes ignt 10
bari departing THURSDAY FOR EuIppSsI,"
va VIII have light 20 moderate variable
esssx With generally fair weather. 10 the
r~ecass for Special Locaiities.--For New
s,s.snd. fair to-day. preceded by showers IN
un1mne southern portion; Friday, fair; hsh'
sesfate variable winds.
cesa Eastern New York. fair to-day, pre-
s.ey showers IN morning M the extreme
hssx.asttrp portion; Friday. fair: nght 10
.ts variable winds.
New Jsrrsy and Delaware. fair to-day
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY ~ degrees "a
4:S0 .. M; lowest. s. lat p m a'erase' y.
svsrsge for corresponding date last year, =. !.
everaes for corresponding date last thiFty-three
years. a. . a nrsceded by
Il ocai Forecast.-fair TO-DAY, P,eSetst, 70
showers in the morning; fTloay Is"' "s"' ~
moderate variable winds.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS

The san Guglielmo. reported as t20 miles
EAST % Sandy Hook At noon yesterdsv - ca -
rectcd 10 dock this afternoon.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or co.pART-
NFRGHJp

The public will please take notice that the
co-partnership heretofore existing between
ABRAHAM ]. DANZI6ER. ABRAHAM LEVI
and ISAAC PICKER. under the firm nanlo ana
STYLE OF NEW YORK FILM COMPANY, has
Mr. Isaac Picker retiring and will no longer
be responsible for any debts or Liabilities con-
tracted by the said Danziger. or Levi. or the
firm Of New York Film Company. or New
York Film Renovating Company.
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sexona, Madeira. Cunard. 900 1900 m
Monterey. Havana, Ward. 900 m 1900 m
Hyperia, Argentina. Houst. 1900 M 800 y IN
Isabella, Natal. BRAZILIAN. 1900 m 800 m
Altai Inagua, H-A........ 100 p m 900 III
oscar II, Christisnsd S-A. --- ZOO m
Uranium. ROTTERDAM, Tran.
lroquOis, JksOnyille, clyde. Zoo m
r Grande. Brunswick Mall ---- 90 y m
G OF ST Louis, Savan n, Say - 800 m
FRIDAY. AUGUST .
Ma-acas Trinidsd. Trdad. 1000 m 100 n
Korons. Br Guiana, quebec II 30 a III 200 nj
Alliance Cristobal. Pan RRil:30 "A IN 300 nj
Camaguey, Tampico. Ward - 12:pO N
SATURDAY. AUGUST 3.
Philadelphia ShptoD, Am. 600 IN $50 m
Majestic SthaInpton w S $50 IN 1900 III
Tennyson. Argentina. L&H $3.50 a m 1901 IN
Carolina, s Joan, NY&PR. 900 a m 1900 III
Carrillo Colon & i Co.. 300 p IN 1900 III
Havana, Havana Ward. =. To- 90 q nj i:O0 2 IN
y Z Friedrich. Colon, H-A. II 90 a IN 100 y m
Bermudian, Bermuda Que 1900 m 200 IN
lkaria, Argentina, ~ 90 m 800 J. m
Vaderland. Antwerp. r star - 1900 m
Columbia. Glasgow, Anchor II 90 M
Europa Nantes la Veloce II 100 a m
MontOso Santiago Ward. =. 1900 m
Yunuri, Havana, Ward H.. 1900 m
Apache Jacksonville. CLYDE --- 100 p m
San Jacinto Galveston, Nal - 100 m
Alamo, Tampa, Mallory .... 100 p m
e OF Atlanta, saNanh h. say. 49, 800 y IN
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTs-s5 a day: work all summer for good
men demon strating TO housekeepers. Write
for free sample and catalogue. Wolverine
supply Co. 1909 Engleman ave. Kalamazoo,
Mich.
/ MADE $4,000 in I'VE years with a small
mail order business; began with IS. Send
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lockport ~. Y.
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bureaus taken a, p. IN. yesterday follow;
-. Tep,perature Weather.

Local Official Record.-The following om-
clal record from the Weather Bureau sh1ws
the changes In the Temperature Ior W .ar
twenty-four hours In comparison WIN '"e w
dnfn of Inst wear.
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LONG ISLAND.
LAKE FRONT HOTEL

M o P S HoRAcE s. CHASE. Prop.
Under entirely new management fewly re:
ebsdo Trees Directly on tho water. 80 miles
from New York Garage Unsurpassed Amer
lean Plan Table. Moderate rates. spECiAt
Fishing. Tennis, croquet Music, Dancing
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 3.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
HO-DAY.

Mail Nes.sl
Nesssi For. Line. closes. Sam
X Victoria. II burg, H-A 1870 m 100 a IN
Baltic. Liverpool, " s.. $50 m l2OO m
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PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT n Y. August 1, iof2.--sesiea
proposals, in trptcate, subject 10 the usual
conditions, for furnishing wood. mineral oil.
gasoline forage and straw at this Pest, will
DC received until o'clock 7. NJ September ]:
wear ending June 80. 1918 The y. 8. re
serves tho tight to sccept or reject any or oil
proposals or any part thereof. For further
Information address Qusrtermaster, West
Point, ". Y.
GOVERNORS ISLAND. NJ Y, H.. Aug. !.
lel2.--Sealed proposals, in triplicats, for fur.
nishng commencing Oct I. 1919 Forage and
Straw required In Eastern Division, during
year ending Juno 80. 1918, will be received
here until 10 a. M, Aug. so. 1917. Informa-
tion furnished on application. Chief Quarter
master
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE AI.MANAC
sunrise. 4:5G sunset 7.i6: moon rises sI:.
moon sgh i
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AUCTION GALES.

ny VIRTUE Of warrant OF seizure. mersed
into execution, will sell to-day al a. m,
AZ rs New Bowery, Manhattan. bar fixtures.
mirrors counters. sideboard, refrigerator, etc.
Alfred Freeman, Marshal.
BY VIRTUE OF warrant OF seizure, merged
into execution | viii sell to-day at II a.
M NJ lOl Beekmnn ~, SECOND moor, one
Alfred Freeman, Marshsl
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ABRAHAM WOLF.
LEONARD J. WOLF.

stnte Of Kew York, County OF New York. 20
on this tenth day Of July, 1912, before ne
personally came Abraham Wolf and Leonard J
Wolf 10 me known and known 10 me 10 be the
Individuals described In and who executed the
foresoing instrument. and they thereupon duly
Acknowledged to me that they had executed the
same LOUIS W. NOSbAt ~,
(Seai) Notary Public Kings Co., \.
Certificate flied In N Y. co
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American 4 Foreign Teachers Agency
rurpiIes Professors Teachers. Tutors. Govern
Apply 10 Mrs. NJ. J. Youns-Fuiton. % Union
Square.
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ooPARTNERsHiP NOTICE.
cf,IYwAN a uUOr p

SCdWAB q WOl-Ts
Whereas, The copartnership heretofcte exfvt-
ing under the firm name OF 5ohwao Wof wal
dissolved by the death Of Noah Schwsb ana tins
business is 70 DO continued By the subscribers.
one OF whom was O copartner In said hrmi ana
Whereas. The said copartnership has trans
acted business in this State for not lass than
three years, and the subscribers intend 10 con-
tinus the use Of the said firm name IN aooor1-
once with the provisions OF the partnership Law
Of the state OF New York
Now, therefore, we. Abraham Wolf, residing
g, No 2 West e8th Street, IN che Borough o.
Manhattan, New York City. and Leonard y
Wolf residing at No. West Seth street In the
hereby testify, pursuant to the said statuts
that we are the persons now and hereafter In
tending 10 deaf under the said firm name OF
sCfIWAB a. WOLF.
Da ted fuiy 10th. 1912
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Humidity.
o-o,s, on..-vstj,ns of United states weather

sc ! .. m....69 sp.
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GARDENER competent 10 man
age private estate; expert In all branches;
capable Of getting best results from holp high
est testimonials; married; no family Andrew
afcRendry. Madison. n. j.
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AMERICANS AT STOCKHOLM.

calamity gloomy forebodings
the of predictions of the speedy
the American Stockholm
with
worlds
s
with foreign lands
mentally physically.
Duke mighty good point He full booded Hawaiian born
Honolulu
chagin
of
picked athletes the United
whether
the responsible for the of the that they did
a bad
that other charge that Americans
snob bio of the playing the sake of the
the con' Certainly there but little the history of the American athletes
the of either accusation
unless the whole world also
sending hplad
world
difficulties honor
guided Duke
makes possible the marathon
will the humanity where it
the
too often hinder the worker for good
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-09
PRESSING FORWARD.

stops to how progress of
being
an particular This reflection called forth Of the platforms
submitted the by the national conventions While they
differ greatly underlying principles advance
platform adopted at Chicago has been called acona In some particulars
perhaps justly socd that provides
banking especially with agr
cultural credits be stgmatized
radical that there
platform investga
tion of the increased of hvn publicity of contributions
may party
ahead enough but it certainly ahead
slowly.
Our Democratic friends have taken different Lack
was incumbent upon to do They are calling for eder ad
of parties appear
agree
reform favor because sincerity their
taions but the that would the world
airy development jusifes.
tariff,
points,
by of tariff board than the selfish ogrong methods
prevailed
OF the that inevitably
follows change in the established order things The tariff been
the football of politicians there been
Of rot written about 1T both sides and IT'S real issues have been SO be-
that it vitay
be taken of the politics given
the people who live under it. e '
ey spendthri
podga away patrimony AS
ana
also live
President
demanding coming years
visionary
the other especially when taken connection with the demand that
payment projects
leasing under restrictions of the Alaskan deposits
Therefore taking it whole the platform adopted Chicago meets
the demands of the almost every salient
question of what the
Ii reogazd the supremacy OF our national constitution and indicated by its
than observance
expression
confidence the of the people and hardly to be believed that
will call in
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-09
WATCH JAPAN.

NJ
in London a York Herald and he
nations which designs commercial
undoubtedly Japan is aiming high and she VIII bear
watching giving who fancy ourselves in the
nations individuals
of debt she shoulder a
Between the
would
result she is forced all
the 1t matter then of self preservation with
possibly manuu
of contemplating
forward and with her tzenry to
like Mr. De Young should
which to into competition
and maritime nation
like all know produce IKE effects
Japanb O be the Orient
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-07-09
HONOLULU FIRST.

splendid might
the political to
differences
to yell from the the rights
''steam roller" the little gfte politicians
and the official nmPeeRts Of Honolulu want The louder they yell about
the and the necessity for the recall of judicial decisions
the they will distract attention the pfu exhibition of the
Honolulu had better devote this fall to cleaning
stables
taking the Republican
nothing
college have national influence and long content to leave
municipal affairs in the hands they
NEEDLE affairs of the
Patriotism Hawaii Honolulu demands the thinking
moderately sensible
board Honolulu which
business methods rational administration
doubtless buy arangue the honesty
but it remember that honesty and progress like charity
a home