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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

nso 3oot af oenne llooeIing. gno.
pioere erbolot aQe airfer / 2eat
500 bper iom Siilegape.
Seqpffet ganbbrussfnrins / a6er.
been. Get forte SanobrugsfurTis,
Der ugen fsr Sui afboIotes / aber.
been, bar | ale Senieenber peapffei
og Seltaeelien meget itor. Ser uo.
bellies life min6re emo $4,000 / Bre-
mier, og Der Dor ct iproeles rigbol.
oigt uopalg al iaapel Seite og apGg
iom Eroonfter ira ager og Sape. vi
Sarmerne iatte Hris paa bpao De no
itiaeoe fremsaar beraf, at Den 0tano,
Der erbolot fsrite YrGmie for Wtais,
flsbte fine ii ubltiaeoe WaiSor og be.
talte $685. for Dem. Senne Dtuno
bar so. 9apis fra Bath SopnIbfp,
% bet Loo til, at bette Somnibip
pilte jim SperlegenbeO peo at erobre
De fleite Erpmier.
Sfaffebe DC Sattigc Sui. Com
SfpeelleD, oer pper belle Slacf StuS
er fienot iom Ell WanO meo Siertet
paa rette Steb, ipiaeOe iaar Santa
Claus for ollie DC fattige 9srn / Ga-
pic Gitp. Eoitmeiteren bapbe nogen
Sio fsr Sail moOtoget 9repe, Der bar
aoresiereoe til Santa Claus, o.
bpori minore belois itiaeoe 8srn
trembar line gnlfer. Sisie Erepe
heu pitt Wtr. Smeenep, og ban pau-
tog Jig itrar at fplbe alle oisie ge.
i%tiuinger. SuIeOng optrnaOte ban ion
Den peritoble Snntu Claus / ct al
Spens itore 9utifspinOuer, og meb
9aomilo Saano ubhelte ban life ale.
ne laaoannc 8aper, Ser par beitilte /
grepe, men oJiaa ale andre iattige
gern fit noget til Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
mtarnnnn.

YIN StntiDn aabnet. Iilipaufee-
8anenS npe Stationsbpgninq /
@ranb &apios aobneoes S~5uleoiten.
g%pgningen er opfsrt al PRESET Wtur.
item % pragtflllbt uoitpret.
8ammcl 2rgc bpS. Or. @. g.
Sdflin, Der bar praftiieret iom 2Gge
/ ga Crosse iioen 9egprbelien al
Spttiaarene, er Oeb oerlteDS / en- or.
Der al 70 Gar.
NouOfat Gilas bpo. @6poro q.
gllas, en- al Oiilrpaufees fremragen'
De Iopofater og 9rooer til afoeoe
Boitmaiter General Is. &. Silas,
osoe Den 26be Dec. efter oen fore.
gaaenoe gften at babe falbt neboper
Srapperne / lit Stem. San bIep 60
Aar gammel.
Settle nbnrnnt til Sefrctrr. Sc.
mis- 6. Settle al @ogerton er blepen
llonPunt til Sefret9r for Statens
Sernbanefommisiion. goiten bar for
blepen buOt 6. Stern al Milpaufee,
men oenne afilog l1on9pnelien. Sc
~fretprpoiten aflsnnes meb $4,000
pr. Iar. Wr. Settle, ser err Iopo.
fat al 8rofesiion, bar for TO Iar
iioen Weolem at %2egislatllren og er
80 Iar gammel.
Semmelist 8iitermaaf. s Ga
crosse er Ser ialfalo en- &pinoe, Der
fan bepare en- Semmeligbeo. Miis
Sennie 0eopicf fortalte lige for SitI
tine Senner, at bum iioen ben 12te
September bapbe ppret Mrs. 2ouis
gnoerion. 9rplllppet feireoes ben.
gang / al Stil6eo | ct. SAUL, ioet
De to Dar bleone forliate ON at boI.
De oct bemmeligt inbtil oe funoe
1Gtte SOB unber eget gorb.
Sbnfum sc Jattige. Gen bersmte
Sflteipiaerinoe Sarab gernborot
%optraaote Sllleugen / Wilnoufee, pg
Suleaften ienote bum eft 9iliin Gitr-
be, fplote meb be forifiellige gooe
Wfaoparer, Der tilberer Sulen, til
gpens Observation-Disclosures
for ~llooeling blanbt De Sattige. s
bier altrp bapbe ben "guobommeli.
&c Sarab" itliffet ct al fine Sotogra.
tier %iorlpnet meb lit esenb9nbige
Napnetrpf.
Vcfjenbt Sptelurrt Srr6t. Gbor.
leg $. Sbompion, iom / mango aar
bar orepet ct Sotel | Sen lille Sp
gorfuiae, Hactne COUNTY, fan6tes
iioite 6rebag Worgen Tom Sig peo
Sioen al Wilrpalfee. ganens Spor
n9r Spluuuia. San bar i~anoipnlia,
his | Sebet al Ntatten blepen oper,
fisrt al ct Sragttoe. S6ompion bar
befl9ot mango al ben lille 9ps Sil.
liosboerp og bar fortioen paa Sale
iom ben nGite Eoitmeiter.
Snacn flut Sesrapclic. Gictor g..
Sbiriot, bpis Stem bar / Wanitonoc,
men Iom peo ct SiertetiIfGloe fit en-
brat Soo UNDER ct Spbolo | Ipple-
ton, bar / lit efterlaote SeItamente
giort pisie 9eitemmelier nteo Senipn
til i'm @cgrapelie. @foeoes GnIfe
bar, at Der til bans giiGttelie an.
uenbtes iaa faa Eenge iom mulig,
ioet aiiten maatte pGre ben biligite,
mebens Der iitebetfor 9igpogn ifuloe
%benpttes en- alminoelig 6raatfi9rre.
&aa bans grpit ifiilbe lGgges en- al.
Ssb Caters Sotograii iamt Soto.
graf al benOes @rau / Wanitomocs
8raplllno. Spao ban eiterloo iig full
De operora5es til 9eitpreIien for
@raplunben, iaa De TO @rape OerpeS
funbe pebligebolbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
MiuttrCntu.

Girls bringcr Sol. Oscar 9oblen
bra9tc iorIeocn til Glbert Sea Ell
@riS, Der peieoe 7S5 Eunb og be-
taIteS meb $51.02.
Gienbummclio Ssbsmaaoc. Cars
Geoerierr, Ell 20 Nar gonmel 5ar.
mel peb 2uucrne, bleu forlcben fpalt
peO at bans SfiGrf iubpiflebeS / Ell
WtoiSihreooer % itrammeoeS ON
hans sails.
Site | 2nuerne. MiiS Sattic g.
SaIuorlon al &ocf County % Sobn
q. 8iIion ira Butte Gountn 2. O.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
flor9e / 1914.

5~plfenosapen, at DR.. gn9par Niels
fen. 3S3 Siber trhft | famine Spper
iom "8ecorabsY Soften" meb giaeber al
gibsbolbsmGnbeue p.i.p., Iolib. % pent
inbbunDetO.5 80. 0Reb "Yoiten" 81. 80.
Trastmbsapcn, $40 Siber, meb Sos
tografier al @ibsbolosmenbene o.i.p.
beftet / ct battert SmIlag meo set nor.
tie Saaben oper Sitelen, O.S5. 3eo
Soften" S1.S5.
Sor ret at lore at ~foritaa S%etpbnius
gen al BET 100 Garsiubil9rm. Tom biz
blipe ferret | 2orsc / 1914, bsr man
a%nifaffe Jig en- at oisie llosaper of
"Ror9e | 1914.
at IGie ON Sesibenbeberne / 1914
err iom at lGie en- ipGnoenbe Naomalt,
men 2Gieren bar besuDen Den SiIfrebsz
itiaelie, at 8omaneu er ianb fra Be-
gpnbelie til gnbe.
.. snnnbien Iu5lifbins Co.,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Sub Rnkntn.

Hg Euitrmte fra Sntcrior. Seb
Iarets gegpnoelie bill en- mn Toitrute
bli lot igang mellem Silterior og
Mtartin, en- ny gp paa Eine Tioge
Hcleruationen.
SBmt for Gurgtgucri. - 2enis
Gricfion / Sturses er bIepen funoen
ifploig / at bape itioaIet apGg, os
Den minbite Stroi, ban fan Hippo
meo, er lem aars Slaperi. Grief.
ions Spitre er oeiaa anflageoe for
at hape orepet Iammc Craft, og De-
res Sag pil icnere be~banbles.
Sus ScmmelisbeSen i 8rapen.-
Marp 6inolep, Der ior % Iar lioen
ianoteS paa Trprien ipopeItenfor
Wfiner, % iom iiben bar pGret boIoi
| 6prparing PED Sinosipgeaiplet
ganfton, osoe iorlcben berIteos ION
Den fremmeoe % ~ufienbtc, bun oItiN
bar pGret. Ter gioroeS / lin 5iN
Here Soriea paa of opipore ocn uluf.
felige SpinoeS SlG1t % Sieniteo.
men aItio ioraiapcS. o. Semnlclig.
heoen peb benbes SilpGrelie fuIgte
benbe mi | @rauen.
Mineielifabet nopiier @apmilobco
Sorloeu at @omeItofe MineieIitab
9eob lige unoer SuI uobclte Ell fIGf.
felia Gipioenoe iii line Nftieeicre bar
SeIifabet ogiaa ubuiit en- nGitcn enc.
~ltaaeuoc @apmilSheh iaulcouiu9 ,Nt-
lebsitioeu. Iac Nrbeioerc Oh 9e.
tiente erbolot iaolebeS en- sNIle9ape.
Ger belsh liz til inn Eroceut al oeij
Gum DC bapbe erbolht iom Cen | 40.
rets Sob, % omtreut 500 Yerioner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

neotcbe iorIcSen DAG at ubiteoe sGg
teifolSbrpiaing til Gineieren WoI
0ona % Mrs. 5roncis u. &eeIer
begge FRA omaha. Zen poroeno,
9rito eIep nteget iortsrnet og bolo
ct I9ngere SoreOrog for Sobnion
mcoens aineieren life bnooe tilitrGf
felia Gpelie / BET engelife Sprog til
at funne uOtrpffe fine SsleIier. ge
piaingen blep negtet foroi aineierer
life bar amerifanif 8orger, og Gar
ret orog til Council 9ll,ffS for De,
at iege lin 2pffe.
Sammcnilntning al ScIcgrnT %
Selefnn. S Den noroli3e Del al sta
Ten er Scr foretaget Ell SantmenIilt,
ming al @eitern electric Telephone
So. og @eitcrn Union telegraph
60, iaa Selegrammer uoen Toriill,
feIier beior0reS ira 3eIegrafItatio,
men pr. 5elefon til 9eitemmeIicsitea
BET. @eo oennc Samntcnilutniug Fan
%iaaIeocs {. Gr. Ell Farmer, Scr boz
Seleion, itoa | i'm cgen Stie oa at,
ien0e et &abcl9ram I'll builfetiom.
BELT Steo paa alo6en OF erboI0e
Scar poa bette u0en al uIeilige iig
no al lit Siem.
ll%fpropiclig 6pit. 6ormcrer 2eipiS
St3en pco Elpmoutb or iortioen me.
get ipGnbt paa at criare bua0 &irf.
ming en- nabcn SommefnIo oil booc
| Ell @ris's Maue. Wr. St5en bar
bcifiGftiget meo at rcpnrere nogef
lit 8riiebuS, oa beru10cr bap0c ban
Ingt Sommefnipen ira iig. Gn al
8rputerue fom inlrienbe, oa trO0S at
Gnipen bar aaben, foripanot ben Dog
bltrtia / 9pretS SoGlg. Tarntereu
bar iiben meb merrc emo alminoclig
Sl1tereSie ~iagttoget @riien men bio
I'll ipnes Sen u~forbsieli9e &oit life at
bnpc forpolot Den nogen Mlopefnib.
Srrinaspaticnt iaeipaer Statcn.
6. 9. Sentman, Ser Tor TO Iar ii0eu
por ouint iom Spparter pcb StatcuS
Terin9Sionntoriltm | Snfoale, og
iom berunoer p%oobrog iio Sen mi.
gcn6e SpgbomL bill al nGite ScaiSlo.
lotilr qiere Sororina pao $4,000
iom Gritatning for lit s0eIoate Sip,
ibet ban meuer, at Staten ber prrc
auiporIiq for ioaoonnc 5%ltnftionG-
rerS Selbrcb, bpis Ger life togeS Sors
bdbsre9lcr til at De bcifptteS. San
onfsrer / i'm aIaae, at ban life piIoe
pHre bleoen imittet, ON @citprelien
peb Snf0aIe Sanatorium life bopbe
mobtoget iaaoomc SGriug8pntien.
fer, Der bar for Iongt fremifrebne /
Spgbomnlcn til at flInne irelieS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

ND StntiDn aabnet. Milpaufee-
8anenS nDe Stntionsbpgning /
@rano Hapios aabneoes Sllleoiten.
gpgningen ct opfsrt al PRESET Mtur.
item % pragtflllot uoitpret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
llgUer MUlsI9ler behpber qpoe &drtel
Ncm Genius nesapen al
Gram's Superior
&eiercmcc Starter
tYortfoltoformat

tyortfoltoformat
It BE- nneits, tpbeligite % met paaliSe=
lige Starter oper DC enfelte Stater I
nntonem, Tom fan faaes fisbt.
Elsie Starter er al famine 8palitet Tom
De %fpitbarelte Y9starter. Spperne er
itore % lette at laie. Spert Gplntp er
aSifilt peo iprItieuis Sarpe. gfltanoen
m lem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gomntp.
ieats, os ole Ssrnbancr op til Satp er
anaipet paa cisie 8arter.
Sc er trptt paa ipecielt tpft gapir
40x5o 5rmnter Tom let far Zig iolSe. Sc
er iploet til ct befpemt 5prmat (sx10
5cmmer). aartene er i9Itet til ct Iterft
Smilae al 9po, tpt apalitet.
Tpefte Noifet9ninaSitfe.
en Site pper ale 8per, 9anbsbber,
Counter er trptt a 8asiiben al bpert
Sart % pier, bpprIeoes man piebliffelia
fan fiaoe ct Steo. o. for bpert 0apn er
tilipiet Snobpsseranialet ifsIse liolte
Souef9nll9.
vi fan itaiie eisie uppertrufne Sarter
prer isl9enoe Stater: gfinneiota, isis
coHiin, u. Saiota, e. SG:ota, Roma,
@albinsiOu, @oHtana % Canada.
gris pr. Start. frit tilienot so Geats.
@to Soften" Il Mar 6orifns sf.fs.
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Grlanb Hprpenifiplo. :

VtIuHu Vu~tptH1IvIu' OIU SlUtI1
holm meooeles ben lite December:
Sriberre Grlano R~oroenifiolb er til-
buot at le0e ell itor pioenifabelig Gr.
petition, ioin ifal ~noienbes fra Ebi.
Iaoelpbia llniperiitet Tor at nhiorife
Amesonilo0cns Siilpoer. grpebitio.
men lfal pare | Mar. Sioere err Sr.
Noroenifiolo tiibuot at beitpre DC et-
nolosiite Samlinger Tor Imerifa ueo
Eemiplponia llniperiitets Muienm-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Mtrbtuum
So 8ntter Srnfnct. s(lbe

80 Bntfer brnfncf. hilbert 9erg
% &obert Seloman, 10 og Z @ar
gomle, brilfnebe Den 23oe Gee. peo
9lorItone. Zen enc al @utterne traf
Den anoen paa ell SlGoe oper 9ittle
Ban, oa Slen brait % begae git til
mtnNS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
Secretary Fishers High Mark

of
in
ability handling this while
the investigation Washington
virtually
evidently
filing that he would deal
such himself with
prolonged
vigate did
did he political conditions
convinced that the whole trouble
standing what needed sides rather
udated the that the based
Furthermore making them
he
without
denial with the inevitable
feeling efficiency
administration.
usually problem agency
lie investigator takes the attitude
confusion it be hoped the
the Islands, will guiding example The
officials the head of
in such endeavOrs that which Fisher
peed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
DOCTORS WILL VISIT
HIL0 AND HAWAII
Pratt viii lnSpeCt-Trotter viii
Look Over City for Federal
Quarantine Site.
lrrom wendnesday AdyertIserl

When the Wilhelmina leaves tomor
row night for Hilo two of her passen-
gers will be Doctor Pratt, president of
the board of health, and Doctor Trot
ter, chief quarantine officer of this dis
trict. Doctor Trotter has cabled to
Washington for permission to make the
trip and will make it the occasion of
an inspection of the city for n site for
the federal quarantine station that
must some day be placed there. Be.
sides this ne has never been to the
Crescent City and is anxious to be-
come acquainted first hand with this
part of his bailiwick.
Doctor Pratt s visit will also be an
inspection trip, which will cover the
Hamakua rat campaign and may ex-
tend down as far ms Kona to the site
of the proposed hospital there, for
which tenders have been called.
He will also look over plantation
sanitation and see what has been done
and what remains to be done. Chief
Sanitary Inspector Bowman of Hawaii
has been sending up detailed maps OF
every plantation camp on the Island
with all the sanitary or insanitary fea-
lures thereon and the board of health
is now supplied with data of the most
necessary kind if it ever became neces-
sary to control epidemic work there.
The diptheria situation on Maui has
been improving. Four new cases broke
out in the detention camp Mt Paia, but
there have been no new cases outside
Three clerks in the Paia store who
showed no signs of the disease have
been proved to have infected throats
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
.ENLISTMENTS FOR
SEVEN YEARS SLOW

Orders and forms for the new seven
year enlistmcnts in the army were re-
ceived at army department headquar-
tiers yesterday. The new enlistment law
requires soldier to serve four years
with his company and three years in
the reserve corps The San Francisco
Chronicle commenting on the new law
says:
Enlistments at the local recruiting
stations have decreased to startling
degree The soldiers say they can't re.
enlist because they do not know what
is expected of them while in the re.
serve corps They might be called on
to serve at moments notice and they
assert it might seriously interfere with
their business.
An instance of this hesitation to en-.
list has been shown at the Preside
where teamsters refused to Join the
service under penalty of losing their
jobs. Major General Leonard Wood
chief of staff, said on his recent visit
to San Francisco that it might be pos.
sible that the seven-year enlistment
clause would prove failure, and in
that event if would be abolished. Army
officers think the new law will be
| short lived
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
Chicago Theater Abandons Billboards

The Columbia ae Chicago
after will publicity the Chicago
probably
rejoicing purely
blbards
bllboads in
that the daily other mediums
this that need egmate that
the bibds themselves pen, by imposing
public sight, public public rights
The referred according 4the
resulting advertising
system public harassng
theatrical other that they dispense with this publicity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
GARLIC FOR TUBERCULOSIS.

Ireland, which has the honor of orig.
mating the outdoor cure for consump.
ton and all tubercular affections, now
comes forward with direct specific
for the disease, a thing which physi.
clans have despaired of finding.
Doctor Minchin of Dublin has dis.
covered that garlic is of great value
in treating the dreaded "white
plague
lie declares that garlic is not only of
value after other treatments have fail
ed, but that it is highly eflicacious in
all cases where the feet, hands and
joints have been affected, and that am
putation has, in number of such eases,
been avoided by the simple use of gar.
lie. 1t is also recommended that the
patient eat garlic, raw, at least once
day.
AS is perhaps natural, the medical
profession has questioned Doctor Min
chin s discovery, but further investi.
cations seem to fully confirm his find
lngs, says the London Lancet. The
scientific name for the active principle
of garlic is allyl sulphide, which is a
powerful germicide. For this reason,
people who are in the custom of eating
garlic are far less subject to any form
of tuberculosis than those who refrain
from the odorous vegetable. The "gar.
lie treatment" is not designed to sup.
plant the outdoor treatment, for the
two complement each other. Garlic is
the specific for the disease and living
out of doors is the treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
Wisdom in Death Penalty?

The will
by referendum refused abolish capital punishment viii the doubt
FIJI distinction being
authorized When
young with arusm than his Judgment referred electors
the plan abolish the death penalty he whose hands
with the blood of their fellows
men abolished he would their
proceed o
There much 10 b said against the nhion Of the death
tnue the Salt Lake Herald Republican, public regards
ful whether the law b Justified Ia taking from member
that which could restore Yet the prevalence OF murder the United
against those n whom criminal tendencies manifested b homicide rp
90 the time tr nhou Of The death penalty been
favored t human onemphirr m with greater
than ans Other catastrophe that might oyertake him
While there b elise u mankind thai WefrTs dftt 60 dshono @
of lppnf ms ~ position ts BE- m ilai dos murder
h enc bpul mnd hH saas e ol of mo itf gr ai dua
eysm ana rRi N che mrd ei docs mud ro bH
peteff lw e people " Oregon istf flesfg nisf}
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
SOMETHING FOR MOTHERS.

This Is the season or the year when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the frequent colds contracted by
their children, aud have abundant rea.
son for IL ~ every cold woakens the
lpngs, lowers the vitality and payes
tho WAY for the moro serious Diseases
that no often follow Chamberlain p
Cough Homody Is famous for M cures
and ID pleasant md safo 40 uho, Fof
nle by lirn-an. Smith no., Ltd4
agents f1r llnsaH Alit
sfaH##a#w###88H#S
tHlw hurmu Nhrnlt elmo pmpHst.fr
trH|rfr WF rurtHffr Do imr HnI tH
lr fll ufnfmiilon 0H alI fNIaf mH
Ir.f HlihnHi i'H NECESSITY uf HYIlH
from p'Hfr a. rlafr
liHWsl Hlil hH HWfHpr sirlF 1rI1f
HHiei ai itlH exhibition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
HAWAII WILL ALSO
Be REPRESENTED

The second annual Travel aud Va.
cation Exhibition, organized by the
International Exposition Company,
viii be held in the New Grand Central
Palace, New York, March 20 TO 90, in
elusive, 1913, II, T.. Wood, secretary
Of the promotion committee Is a mem,
Der Of the advisory board. The hon,
omry vice presidents and members ot
the advisory board comprise the most
prominent railway unfic men aud pro
motion directors Dol tie Nuitrl states
Under the beading Of What II o.
Avn About The company p circular
srls iouh tlHt the tourist nnd yaeu
zion seeker begins rafiy lu thr spring
ihr hnW consideration 0f Hhrfr Hul
ioW hr Nlli tprud DIE vacation n H
FOE ihe puUpsF nf HrltlnE before iEa
WHlnWlr ni vocation atrarfs M boom.
.isia inrW H'i iAr Information 0llHIH.
Ih.r as ia lhn WifasiIOus uHrfn h
..iIfl resorts HHi Inraiiln lhn uHna
NuHHiiNH facilities h0lH Hsf0mmNiH
i'nas aHi iH fet foHiHa Temrad0us
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
rus CuRlD INaT0 n DAys.

40 OINTMENT Is guamnteri
~ '1if auH Dar ~ llehinB blind
h.flrH "r lmlmdiuG llIu m o a.
llH4b NfW0nrYHfUnied Msds LT
fhflh hiplflbs 90 saint l.oua
a. AA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29

Having recorded yesterday morning
DE sad story of Akaka, the aged Chi.
ese rice planter of Hawaii, and his ties.
Amony to the truth of the adage that
Eisfortunes never come singly, it is
ow the pleasure of the chronicler to
gport page of J. Walter Doyle's re-
ent life history to show the truth of
mother proverb, to-wit, that it is al
,ays darkest just before the dawn.
j. Walter Doyle has two vacations at
he present time. A part of the day he
ponds in assisting Charles Frazier to
|evastate the landscape, the remainder
4 his time he spends in trying to wrest
The guerdon of his services during the
lecent campaign, from county com
|nittee that is willing, but unable.
The stress of this latter occupation
as worn heavily on the hitherto cheer
lul hustler and has caused him during
he last few days to acquire pessimis-
ic view of life quite foreign to his ma.
ure.
But yesterday afternoon he appeared
N the streets quite restored to his us
hal happy frame of mind. cit IS al.
ways darkest just before the dawn and
low the luck has changed, - he told the
irst man he met, adding that he might
be millionaire before the shades OF
hight fell if things kept coming his way
81 awoke this morning. he said
overcome with feeling of depression
iiue to the threatened war in Europe.
Ion t know why should have worried
about that, because if I'M classed as .
-eservist it must be as a gunner in the
Swiss army, but anyway / was depress
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29

into the hands of Captain Uriah Levy
of New York, who in dying left it to
the people of the United States, His
heirs contested and broke the will Then
followed years of law suits among the
heirs to divide the property and Monti
cello became almost a ruin. Even JEFF
ferson's own simple gravestonc was de-
aced and destroyed.
Congress Acts In Vain.
In 1873, congress appropriated $4,000
to restore the grave, but members of
the Levy family opposed the erection
Of monument, claiming ownership of
the graveyard and work which had
been begun was stopped and the money
returned to the treasury. In 1882, it
was found that there was clause in
the first deed of sale rescrving the
family burial ground to Jefferson s de.
scendants.
Congress then appropriated $4,000
to make improvements over the grave
of Jefferson. This was done and the
heirs of Thomas Jefferson own his
grave and have access to it, but the
surrounding ground is owned by Levy,
who will not permit visitors, and the
Jefferson heirs cannot give their right
of access to anyone else.
As it now stands the United States
government built the monument and
iron railing over the grave, but has
not been able to secure legal access to
the same from Levy.
In July 1912, the United States sen.
ate passed resolution of inquiry into
the purchase of Monticello by the Uni.
ted States and the house committee on
rules voted in favor of report ting the
senate concurrent resolution and order,
ed it to be considered the first week in
December, 1912.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-29
ONE DAY MORE FOR
COMPLETING FUND

One day more and the campaign for
subscriptions to the building fund Of
the Kings Daughters will come 10 Il
close, Thanksgiving Day having been
the day originally set for the end Of
the canvass for special funds.
The funds will be devoted to coz
structing the home In Kaimuki for
which the foundations hava already
been started, The funds will also gs
toward equipping tho home with fur
nture and al paraphernalia necessary
for the entire establishment. The thin
tyone rooms which the plans call fOt
are 10 be- furnished appropriately ans
whon all are rondy single mon ane
women and aged couples win bo 70
reiYsd