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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Sic bcillame @irfung trodcner
2uft allf Die perihieocnIren aranfe
b~eitsproSel'e lcrnt man INNER mebr
feunen uno id)dscn. Sie orsae5cids
nete WnnSbeiluug in Den Sropen lit
burd nit,ts arlberes ais Die girrpirz
flung trpdencr Suft duf Die @unpen
5i ertldren, nieht ctlpa burd, bic &irz
flung Der oise, bcnn bel uns beilcn
Die @llnocn in beiBcn Spmmcrn
nid)t Ifneler ais in folten 8intern.
WuX tam lid Dicien @organg 10 err
fldren, baB bort, no Die Huit trodcn
lit, SdulniBpruSeiIc unb Die Gntpides
lung Der gaftcrien unu,ogli6 ners
Den, beitn bieie bepiirien Der Scuds
ti9teit 81 ibrem @ad,5tbum. auScrs
Dem aber Idr9t trpdcnc SlIft aud
bic Selldti9tcit ab, Die lid, in 8unz
Den uno @cidlpilren biloet, irpdnet
tic II urb Dcrbilit 10 3ur Silbmrg
zines troGenen SfnrfcS, inter benz
bcr Seilprp5eB iid idmeQ pollSiebt.
Nuh Die @intcrturen i'm N~pdgebirgc
Die icit einigen Sabrcn 10 beliebt &C.
lporbeu iino, insbcionOcre bel Or
fruufungcn Der Sruitz u1o Ntbmunass
prgnnc, berrlhen ncbcn Der 8irturg
Der SoDbcniounc auf Der Srotenhcit
Der Xrit in &od)gcbirgc. Sieic ilebcrz
l~cGungcn BADEN 81 Dem @nnidI
aciilbrt, cincn @pparat ;l idaffen.
nit Dem c$ mo9lid, rpdrc, abiolut
irpdcnc Huit auf cine belicbiac a0rs
peritcllc 81 nDpliSicrcrl. Wie nun
Yroicnpr u. Autncr. Berlin, in Der
oScitihriit fir drstlidje Sort
g%i,cuns" id,rcibt. iir e3 inn icBt &C.
luu9en, cincu iold,en slppnrat su con-
itruicren. Der alien Nniorccrunaen
%entiprid)t. Ntau erb1lt burf ibil
cincu poaig ipniicroampifrcieu 2ufts
ltrom. inbcm ma Die bon aiiBcu II
geio9ene Suit iiber Ynraiiin. l~peitery
bin iiber nit ShpeieliGurc getrGuts
ten 9imsitein uuh @ebuotron itreis
den lIBt. Sc nud) 9eoiiriniB fam
man bic 2uit bunu iibcr ei5miihuns
gen ipeiterlciteu ulO nhiilbIeu pocr
an cieffriidlcn &tiSt0rpcrn ipdrmcu.
Ilio DEM Apparat nuetretern, pirn
lie Der bctreiichbcn Sirpcritelle an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
~JuSentkuif, Ser Welt.
gle lid bic 8efemler beg muiaiiden
0lambens anf bic nerihicbenen
2Gnber pertbeilen.

Chen ifattliGen 1leber6Iid iiber
Die 3abl Der Supen. ioipeit suberldis
iige amtIide @nsaben Su erlansen
lparen. eibt bic .9ature". Nah Die
Ter 9ufiteIluna besiffert iid Die &C.
iammt5abl Der Suben nuf 11,S17,7S3.
tuopon Der ipeitalls erpBte Sbeil 81
942,266 III europa leben. SIN Imez
rita 5dblte I 1894 400, in Iiien
522,635, in Ifrita 341,S67 nnb in
Iui1ralieu 17.1O6 8efenuer bes isracz
litiiden 8inllbcns. Yin Der Spite Der
ein5elnen &dnber itebt HuSlanb nit
elmer jiibiIfen 8epolferung bon 81
110,54S aSpien, Seiterreid) iolgt mil
1,224.S99, ltn9arn nit S51,37S.
9eutihlarb nit 607,S42, Die curpz
pdilde 5iirfci nit 2S2,277y Humdz
nien 238,275 unp an iiebenter SteQe
gnslano init 1O5,9S8. Sn Souanb
sGblte man 105,98S, in SranfreidJ
bogegen ni6t suns 100, 900. BON De-
men nabcsu 10000 in Saris leben,
Stnlien peiit mad, ber g~olfs5dbluns
52,115 Slben auf. Inbers liegen
Die @er6dltniiic in BEN @roBirdbtcn
Der Bett. Sier itebt Netu 9orf nit
elmer 9eo0lferung BON 100000
Nnbdnscru Der moiaiihen Reliaion
an Der Spise. Gs folsen @arid)au
nit 204.712. 8upapeit NIT 1S6,047,
8ien nit 1896. Qonbon nit 144.a
800, Sbeiia nit 1895, 9rooflpr
nit cttpas iiber 100000. Berlin init
9S.S93. 2oo5 nit 1851, Chicago
nit 10000, Salonifi nuo Ybilas
belpbio nit ie $4,000, YnriS nit TO-
600, @onitantinopel nit ctlpa $4,000.
@ilno NIT 63.641, Imitcrbum nit
69,065. SeruIalem nit $4,000, &is
id)inelp nit 50,237, Wtinst nit 49,
900, Sembera nit 44,25S unb Sufaz
rcit nit 40,533.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
(Spe6ials GorreIponbens.)
Der Katseeisntns tlnterriei9t
in tsmblanS.
81 o m, ). Sau,idr I.

" y III, D. SaNldr l3l2.
llntcr bieicm Sitel bringt Die
.9ipiltn Gattplica" in ibrem SSanuars
9eft cine Ibbnnblung aus InlaS bcs
lesten Setrets bes ruiiiidcn NiniItce
RUINS bes Suneren betreffs Der Stint
oerfatedeie. Sn oieiem an ale fatbos
liiden 9eiitlihcn Sberen seriftcten
9efrct beiBt es: .@s lit su meiner
&enntnib selau9t, Der tatboliide
GleruS seitatte fir ainoer Die grtbeis
lung bon llnterritt iiber fatbpli1he
Sogmen unb @ebete in neridiebenen
ripatbd uern Sd ertldre
hermit, DOB ons auf @e6ete unn
So9men Der fatboliIhen Stride lid be-
5iebcnbe llntcrrihten ouBerbolb Der
BON Der 8egiernng g%euebmi9ten Sfu@
len, III Die aateaorie pcr ecbeimen
~2ebrtbdtiafeit gcbort. falls bernrtises
eincn ipirematiideu llnterrihtss Gbaz
rdfter annebmen miirbc Su id,
CO ferncr fir TucrldBlid battle, Die
Srnge bes in Der Stride abSubalteuz
Den Observation-Disclosures 81 priifeu.
bite i'd, mir genaueite @u5trnit iibcr
Die in Den airdlcn Sbrer Sioscie 5u
baltenoen aated,eie 81 ertbeilen urb
5luar 1. betrcffs pes Iltera Der bn3li
unsebaltenen ainber, 2. mas Die
llnterrihtsiprad,e nngebt. 3. ilber pa5
ci9entlite llutcrrifts : Erosrantm.
4. ii6cr Die Sabres3eit, IN Der Die
ainbcrlebre itattiinbet, ). betreffenD
Sauer berielbcn, 6. iiber bie fauoni~
ifen 0riinbc, Die einen iuld,en llnter>
rift beoingen unb ilbcr Die Irt unb
8eiic, mic Sic ibn rcscln."
anbcutunsen iibcr Die Gage. III Ser
lid Die aatbplifen NuSlanb's, lpds
8eligipnounterridlt dnbelangt, beiinz
Den, hiiriten Die trnurigen SoIgcn bc5
nellcn miniitcriellcr Nfte5 III oas
ridiigc &ift itellcu. Sie Wirfuns
Der relisi6ieu @eriulgrus III Hnklano
lit bauptiG hiid ,pcsen Der 9crius
iiisisen 3abl bcs fathDliidDcu 6lerns
10 fnrdtbar. a~dtbolifcn aibt CO bort
Is IiQipneu, bicie iino bon 1000
Yrieiicru paitoricrt. 10 0nB nuf mcbr
nls 5000 Scclcn Gin @ciitlidler Slt
redncn iii. IuBcrbcut pcnbct Die
Reaicrun9 ailc @tittcl on. bic 3abl bes
GIcrus iudl ~ perminbcrr, iubem tic
cifrigc Bricitcr abicpt unb Dem Mod
pud,3 hurh allcrlci Anific Den Gin
tritt IN Die Sculinnrc jur l%lnm0glid)s
felt mnd,t. Sm Surfidnitt inn ale
fatbpliid,cu Yiurrcicu in RuBlnub
idlccht bcicst, bciipiciaipciIc 5dblt Die
bon SoD5 $4,000 Seclcn mn nur iiinf
|ricitcr; in elmer anocren bon $1,000
@ldubigeu liub uur 6ipei @eiitlid,e
tbdtia. 3ubem ini'cn hie ~cin6clncn
Sinrreicn IN Der Hc9cl Snnoertc bon
Suaoratnleilen. Nus aicbcm geht
flor hcrpor. baB Der Glerus alein Sur
Grfheilung be@ &atedismuss Inter
ridts nidlt genii8cn tnml. Sic in her
miuiiteriellen TcrorbnunA errGbnicn
bon Der Megiermna gcbili9ten Sduz
len" iiub IN Der 3nhl burd)nu5 unscz
niiaeno. mn bie bon elmer 3ur anbcz
ren oil mcbrere ailonleter bctragcnbc
Gntiernuus fam bon ainbcrn nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
siuncinnhf.
81 Scr jakrlid,en pileeriaRrt
mad. astt, ant radsffen
Is. april.

3u meiner ouBcrprbcntlid, 9rnbc,t
Srcrpe bat lid cine tpiber Gripnrrcn
9roBc In6abl hcutidaer &ntbolifcn
aus fat alien Staatcn aerneloet. Die
Die Eil9crfabrt nad) Nenpel ltno Hont
mitSumad,en ipiinid)cn. Sicieni9cn,
Die iih DEM 4ilgcrSuac nuSuIhlieSen
gebcnfen, Iiub erecbcnit sebcten Die
u0tbisen @ortreiiun9en az MAIDEN;
bcnu ea loufen jest iehr pielc 'Ins
mclbunacn Elm. an IS. Iprtl 1912
gebt Der nel,c Sampfcr Berlin" nit
hcn 8oins Sil9ern o Sem 9orf oh.
St Neapel a~ngclanat iperoen Die
Yilacr 6pci Gage lang i'll Neapel,
Capri nnb 9ompeji Die S%cbenslpiirz
bi9feiten aenieBen. Damn naf Hom,
no nht Sage lang ~oertpeilt miro lint
sic Sebcnsipiirhigfciten an5uieher,
ionic Die bobe @nnbc bel elmer Mrotens
bein 81. Safer ber 9briitenbett Sis
9eacn 5lt iein, 81 9enieBen.
Die ltnfoIten cines icoen Sil9ers
bis nad) Der IihieuS in Hom belaufcn
lid auf 1926 bis $3.50 ie naf Der
Gage Deg Simmcrs auf Dem 9an1pfer.
Sic Seereiie bon Neip gort bis
Nennel foitet: $50 bis $40. 3fpei
Gage Tcrblcib in Neape[ ltnb aft
Gage in Hom, I'M @an5en 5ebn Gage
lang, foitet: $50. @s jtnb fpeiter
feline l~lnfolten NIT bieier Sabrt pers
bmbcn. Nad Der IubienS loft ii6
Der YilaerSue nuf; hann fonncn Die
Yilacr naf geliebeu fpciter reiIen.
9iejeniseu, Die iih rem Silser3ug anz
auih(ieben fpiinihen, iino prinsenbit
eebeten ipfort 8ortreiflinsen si
MAIDEN, inbem lie cine Nn5ablirs fir
gelegung ibrcs 3inuners aiif Dem
9ampfer I'M 8etraa bon S25 MAIDEN.
Oieic lit notbpenbig; benin liner
fonunt crit, mablt erk". Ndbere AUS
tunft fpirb serne scaeben iperben BON
81 en. II. 6. Hageleiien, 6 State
Street, Sem yorf. Y. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

gehnidt. "a feincrlei 6efabren nit
oicicr ilelicll Metbpbe perfniipft iinb,
ipirb lie iid lpobl pnlo Ginaons in
Die %Gbirur9ic ncridJnifen. 6icr cr>
offnct iih ibr Gin 9roBes Selh. Mit
ihr miro Die 5rodcn!esun9 bon
@unhen mlDglif, gdu5 Deionbers abcr
bon 1~ldTcnben @eihmiiren. Gs iullrz
Den !. .. heftig udiienoc llnterid,cntelz
seia]lpiire anf bieic 8ciic aiisgetrofz
net un5 ipsar Gin ield)ter Srnnb in
trpGenen pcrfuanbelt. Iber altd) Die
8chanbluna Der Ttbnriraspr9unc bel
&atarrhcu Der S%d)lciubdilfe lit nit
tells hcs autncr' idcn Ippnrates mlDg>
lidl. @an iicbt - aud auf d,irnr=
siifem 8ebiete - ciu NuSblif nit
uabe5u nnbssrenstcu Mbsiiffeitcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Elmo 8iefenlefemetipe.

Cine Der groBtcn Sofonlotipcn Der
Welt lit 9eraoe fir Die Yeuuiplpaniuz
giienbabn f%erti9geitcllt pprbcn. Sic
miro i'm @iiteruertebr our itarf ans
iteigenben Streden I'M 9~cbir9ioen
8ejtz Yenniplpanieu allsacprobt ipcrs
nen, unb nenn lid Die Muichinc uls
sufriebenitellenb ~eripeiit. iuirD bcrcn
Sppus, y0z6@1", uopptirt ipcroeu.
Sic neite S%ofonotipe lit ldn9cr ais
Die neilen 9dn6 lIGblerucu Yniin9iers
ipn9gons Der Scnniplpunin s9obn.
@ou Dem Gprbcrenbe bis Sltr auppcz
lung bintcr Dem Gerber betrdot Die
gauge IS SuB 334 SoQ. Sns &c
nitt Der Mu'dbinc i'm Setricbe5ue
itauo mn nit beIabcncm Scuhcr ut
68S,900 Yfunb. Saa it 23S,9OU
Tfunb idiuercr ala Die aluiic "a %.
DER idlrpcritcu YaiingicrsS ofoulutipc
unb 272.600 Yfuub iflpcrcr nl2
8laiic ~6zS>b", Der idnpcritcn Srnbts
&otomotipc, lpeldlc Die Ycnniulbauioz
8nbn 9eacnipdrti9 in Sepcguug bat.
Die Waidine lit ferncr init 64I.275
2funb Id,percr ais Die .Sobn Snll",
Die 1lteitc &ptpmotioc Der Scnniplpas
nids Sabn. Is iinb bier GnIiuber boz
banben, ieber bon 81 Coll 9urd)e
meier uno elmer Shiebeitnn9c bon %
3pl. Gin iebeS Der IS Sricbrdber
bat eiueu Surd]nlciier bon % 3olI.
Ser SampiDrud bctrd9t 100 Yiuuo
ilnb Die geinmmtc 6ci8fldd,c 1723.G
GuaorotinB. Scr Senbcr permug
5000 @ollonen @alier mn $4,000
Yfnnh aoblen nii5unebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

IS nimmt nift piel 81 einem
ariippcl 81 perben; cine Tcrrcnfun9
peruriad)t bieies DIT; aber lpenn mir
CT. SafobS Del 9cbraldcn 81 fllrircn
10 braud)en mir niht 5l hinfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

ncnb nniridtiacn Giicrtr, lpeldc Scr
Wcilifbcit luirflid, 9efdbrlih iinb9
3chn Sabre @ctdngnib linD ober
iehcnfaQa cine quito Soiis Intitorin.
nm Den Enrorrameu dbnlid]er 1tus
glild!id,er pprSubcligcn. - st. Sos
icpb' s0lott.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
SntrnftiDn.

.@iirgermeiiter Gum neliell YoIiSi-
item: .@enu mai a Srember nod
elmer @aiien ODER nah einenl Ylob
iragt, iogen Sie's linn mir biibid)
fompli5irt, bob unicr Srt nidbt gor
10 einen loltiie fleinen ginOrld
mod)t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

&clt. Notb I'M Sisfnlia6re 1850
pnroeu lpeni9cr hcnn 100000 Yuor
Sd}llbe lrb Sticiel allsscfiibrt. uud
III 1890 mir 100000 Yuar. III 1900
ilbcr 5000, 900, 1905 iibcr 5000
600 uuo 1910 bcreits mcbr bcun L.
100000 &oarc, abgcic6cu bort Der
einsn Milipn, Die nncb Yprto 9tico
lno 5npaii sing. Nier;u fommcl
nod brei MiQipncn 8luumiidubc beS.
Sticfcl.
Sicic rieiige 3uuabmc crfolgtc trub
NnludhIeua Der Sdubs Snbu'trie i'm
Nl9lanbc, bic ibrc Yrohuttc rumerie
tanlId" !cnnt, nir neil Dicielbcn mad
a~mcrifaniIder Nrt rnb llndD omerifa@
niId]cn WuIicrn bcr9eitellt fpurocn.
6auptausfl5r0cbictc iiilo: Sapnn,
aorea, Sinu, 6oll0noiih Sitinbirn.
Ncsrptcu, bic neriticoeueu 86ciic pes
iilblihen Nfrito'9, Siberio, &oneo,
NuIiiih : Iiien, Hun1dnicn, Sulgoz
rien, Scrbicu, Cuba. 8erico, gnga
Lamb. Canada, SeutihIoub. Sranfs
reid, Die characterization Hcz
pubiifen II. (. N. :
Sieie IusfMbr bat einen @crtb bon
etlpa Is MilIioneu 9pllarS iGbrlidl.
Der 5aupts Gonfurreut Der @ercini9z
ten Staaten lit @ro6britonnien, OBJ
lpobl leeteres eriterem bcoeuteno
nad)'tebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Clnter 5iefer Hubris per6en sic Bel Der Tee
oattion einselauienen Bidder iepeiIs auisefibrt.
Snrt bieie gerofentlid,uns ibernimmt bic SRe.
eatticn ~feinerlei Herantwortuns fdr ben Snb alt.
Die Sefpredauns etnielner @erfe bleibt bots
bebdlteu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23
Die Sdemt' mrS stiefclsalns'
futr Ser Der. Staten.

Sic IroDufte Der ameritaniid)en
Sd)ubs Snbnitrie finoen mchr NIB
mebr Ibnabmc in alien Sheilcu Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-23

Die fdlinmiten Grfdlt,tnscn
iinb intner Die nernnhldliiGtcn; bic
ant leid teitcu furirt nit Dem belteu
Seilmittel iino pieieniacn iuelAe init
9r. Nu9uit 4nuis'S Sdmburger
9ruittbce fllrirt luorben iinb. Gr be-
idnftigt uuo furirt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26
NOTABLE GROUP OF men and
women HONOR {. R. BISHOP

The resolution was mailed ycstcr.
day.
Mr.. Jones then spoke upon phases
of Mr.. Bishops life from the stand.
point of one who has known him for
more than fifty years. He told of his
great work for education and for Oahu
College particularly, giving his hear.
ers proof of what he said by telling
them of large bcncfactions to the col.
legc the Maunaolu school on Maui.
st. Andrews Priory, Kohala girls
school and others.
w. II. Castle dwelt on Mr.. Bishops
work for the public schools system.
and Judge Sanford B. Dole spoke of
Mr.. Bishops long service in general
public matters. He declared that Mr..
Bishop had greatly advanced Hawaii
an civilization.
Miss Ida Pope, principal of the Ka-
mehameha school for girls. which was
established by Mr.. Bishops wife, read
a paper on the educational facilities
made possible through Mr. and Mrs.
Bishop, and the Rey. II. n. Parker,
pastor OF Kawaiahao church, told OF
Mr.. Bishops religious activities.
Among the notable group of men and
women who attended the meeting
WERE
Queen Liliuokalani attended by Col.
oncl and Mrs. Iaifkea, General A. S.
Hartwell. Francis NJ. Hatch. Judge
and Mrs. s. b. Dole. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Castle, Bishop Restarick. +. Faxon
Bishop, d. L. Wilmington, p. C. Jones,
w. A. Bowen, George W. Smith. Chief
Justice A. g. NJ. Robertson. +. T. p.
Warehouse. Father Valentin. w o.
Smith, II. p. Wood, Rev Henry Par.
ker. G. p. Castle, II. Focke. W. PFC.
tenhauer, Theo Richards, Rev. W. u.
Oleson, Robert Cation, +. A. Schaefcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Damon. Robert
Levers, President Grihiths. Governor
Frear. DR.. Clark, Professor Scott, !.
A. Rath, c. c. Won Hamm. Willis Pope.
superintendent of education: DR.. Brig.
ham, Miss Ida Pope. Internal Revenue
Collector and Mrs. Cottrill, +. w. la.
mon, J. NJ. Dowsett, II. NJ. Won Holt,
Mrs. Theresa Wilcox, f. II. f. VOL.
tiers. Prof w. d. Alexanders, Fred
Hayselden. ID. p. II. Isenberg.
Yesterday might have been "Blshou
Day" in Honolulu, for there were sew.
eral exercises to commemorate his
birthday. Special programs were Civ.
en- at Punahou Preparatory school and
Oahu college. at Mills institute and
kawaiahao seminary, and private ca
Diagrams by the score went to him
from those here who knew and admir-.
ed him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26

II was q remarkable group OF men
that met yesterday afternoon on the
roof garden Of the Young Hotel to
commemorate the ninetieth birthday
of Hon. Charles X. Bishop, now a resi-.
dent of California glance over the
group of friends and former asset.
atcs of the aged capitalist and philan.
thropist showed many men and women
identified with the growth and pro.
grcss of the islands and whose own
names are concentrated by their
public work and benefactions.
The Hon. A. S. Hartwell. former
chief justice of the territory presided
at the meeting yesterday on motion
by Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott. who made a brief
address congratulating Mr.. Bishop on
q long life well spent.
Then one after another of those who
knew Mr.. Bishop or have known init.
matcly of his work arose and spoke
in terms of sincerest praise and ad-
miration Of his philosophical deeds.
Gen. Hartwql declared that Mr.. Bishop
had been a true friends TO the islands
for many long years and that Hawai-
was fortunate in having had him.
The following resolution was offer.
ed by +. A. Schaefer and seconded by
T. C. Jones:
BE 1t Resolved That the following
letter, signed by the chairman and
secretary of this meeting. be forwarded
to the Honorable Charles X. Bishop.
as the expression of the sentiments of
those present toward Mr.. Bishop on
this the ninetieth anniversary of his
birth:
Honorable Charles X. Bishop.
Dear Strive take great pleasure
In reminding ourselves on the occasion
of the ninetieth anniversary of your
birth, of the good fortune which has
come to us and to Hawaii through the
circumstances which led you. while
still young man. to make your home
in these Islands. Your. many years
spent here engaged in business and
yet giving much time and attention
to the causes of good government, good
citizenship. education and philanthro-
py, have been fruitful in helpful and
positive influences upon the Hawaiian
community, and have had much to do
with its material and moral progress
and the establishment of lofty pub,
lie sentiment.
1--WE heartily and sincerely congra.
tulate you upon your birthday-an.
other milestone in long life of use
fulness-and we pray that good health
and peace and happiness may ever
follow you"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26
REMEDIES FOR
RHEUMATISM
Are Many but the Important Thirg
Is to Enrich the Blood and
Cleanse the System Ct
Rheumatic Poison.

There are many remedies for rhcu-
matism. Most of them are considered
successful II they relieve the pain and
stiffness. That means a temporary
suppression Of the symptoms while the
disease remains in the blood TO appear
again on the next rainy day.
Mrs. J. W. Rapp, OF Il. T. n. No. I,
South Omaha, Neb., says: Several
years ago was a sufferer from rhcuma-
tism which followed general rundown
condition and exposure to wet and
dampness. The pains started in my
hands, which had sort Of pricking SEN
sation like needles were being thrust in
to them. As the disease grew worse the
joints Of my fingers became affected.
They were swollen and were so painful
that could hardly bear it. Gradually
the disease began to affect my limbs in
the same manner. They became ter
ribly swollen and had TO give up my
work. The pains then spread all over
my body and were sharp and shooting.
They would suddenly shift from one
part OF the body to another but fortu-
nately lid not seem to affect my heart.
For three months was propred up in
a chair and had to be waited on.
could not get any sleep and was losing
flesh all OF the time. The doctor treated
me long time but did not give much
relief as the pains were a. severe "a ever
when quit taking his medicine. DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
were brought to my notice while read
ing booklet and made up my mind
% give them trial. A wonderful
change came over me az soon as
commenced using the pills. They abso-
lutcly cured me from the terrible rheu-
matte pains and have never had them
since. | have recommended DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People To
many persons and always explain that
they cannot help giving benefit as they
are blood medicine"
A new edition OF our booklet, "Dis-
eases of the Blood" will he sent free
on request to anyone interested Write
for it today.
DR.. Williams Pink ri.!7 are sold by
all druggists, or will bc sent, postpaid,
on receipt Of price, SOC. per box; six
boxes for 81. 80, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26
COAST men
IN HARVEST

cial returns. 1t is predicted that the
government marketing division viii
have all of the work it can handle.
IN the beginning. nominal charge
of two cents per bunch is to be made
for inspection and shipping. but when
the work grows, 1t Is believed this
can be cut to less than two cents
Superintendent Starrctt Is very
much interested in developing the
small farming possibilities of the isl.
ands through the shipping bureau.
and is giving his personal attention
to seeing that the shipping is done
right.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26
LUMBER Yard
IS Menace

That Allen & Robinson's lumber
yard near the Oceanic dock is me
mace to government property along
the waterfront and that the matter
should be attended to Immediately was
the consensus of opinion expressed by
the harbor commissioners at their
meeting this morning.
The matter was brought up by Har.
bormaster Foster in a report in which
he stated that the lumber was piled
right up to Fort street and down to
the dock. Alongside a big pile OF
shingles he had noticed. a crate full
of loose paper and he considered the
whole thing dangerous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26

Every statcroom in the Matson Ma.
vipation liner Wilhclmina was occU.
pied with tourists and others, on de
parture at five O'Clock lat evening for
HiIo The Wilhelmina carried near.
~ one hundred passengers, the greater
number being tourists who propose
making a visit to the yoIcanO before
returning 10 Honolulu The Wilhcl.
nina is due to return on Sunday morn.
ing after having discharged nine hun.
Grcd tons freight AT the Hawaii port
aud also loaded quantity Of sugar.
The Wilhelmina will be dispal he'd for
san Francisco at ten O'Clock ncNt
Wednesday morning,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26

After serving the government faith.
fully and continuously for the last
thirty.four years. Samuel McKeague,
keeper of the government kerosene
warehouse, passed away at his home
on Lunalilo street this morning at 1
o'clock, at the age Of sixty.four years
and Ave months. He was one of the
well known old-timers. and generally
liked by the Hawaians for his gen.
erous disposition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26
MORGANS
ILLNESS

Vas. F. MOrGans Illness is not con-
sidcrcd serious by his friends About
the time news cables regarding his
health were received in the newspaper
offices, Mr.. John Fleming received n
cable from Mr. Morgan himself deal
ing with some business affairs and
stating that he will be home on the
steamer of February lith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-26

Another remedy for insomnia-turn
over new lenf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-17
Camnaign AlIsstatemenfs.

Speaker Clark and Governor Mar
shall are bGsiIy engaged in circula-
ting mfsstatements about the tariff.
IN his speeeh at Rockland, Clark
said ..the Republicans promised to
revise the tariR downward. and Won
on that promise. and then revised
the tariR upward, and lost in 1910"
The Speaker knows well enough
there was not a word in the Repub-
.iican platform OF 1908 about revis-
ing the tarfR downward, and he also
knows there was large reduction.
over twenty per cent. in the tarin
rates OF the law OF 1909. and yet he
repeats that falsehood in every
speech.
Governor Marshall has taken the
same course. His speeches are. full
of Measurements. One that he lays
great stress upon is that surplus
products are sold lower abroad than
at home at the expense of the Amer
lean people. That is absolute
..ro',. When a manufactures runs
his mill at full capacity it costs less
to produce. his goods than when run
ming at half its capacity. # he can
sell abroad at cost prices. or at a
small profit. such OF the goods as
there is no demand for at home, he
can sell the remainder at lower
prices than II running on half time
Such sale abroad at cost is not done
to any large extent. but it is a pos
tive benefit to the American con-
sumer when it is done. Also in pro
ducing such goods he has employed
American labor and used American
raw materials. Whether or not Gov
ernor Marshall understands these
facts is immaterial. He would not
acknowledge it if he did know. But
that is the kind of tariff arguments
the democrats are making