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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06
Copyright 1872 by George WALT MASON.

ing richer Portugal Denmark having its greatest agricu
growth And with ALL higher prices everywhere have been
precedent condition 1t longer the Europe of old where
tourists could about and money the total of
penses a home
remedy? Why hard times such began the of
prices in 1873 But there of that would invoke that anti
dote which is than the bane?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

W. Holt has applied for a whole
sale, and M. Faria for a retail liquor
license, both at Waialua.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

Most essee of land not permitted when the lease expires
the improvements they have made themselves which
already the soil Is grown keawe subject this
rule doesn't the extend leases made by the Kapoan Esae
That corporation has always taken the pound of esh whether it
justified in doing 1t accused years ago of
repassing the sidewalk space of Aakea for the Kapoani
building, Notwithstanding that had previously sold the space the
Territory The public has heard how that trespa settled
But for the untmey death of Governor Johnson Minnesota
which has given Democratic delegates Wilson, would have prob
ably had leading candidate of her Three Johnson
regarded the coming Now hard to recall his initials
Intervention Cuba another thing from Intervention
Mexico Cuba covered by the Draga doctrine, while Mexico
Besides every Cuba who a plot of land
of sugar would like have annexed to the American pcest
The girl who goes school expensive and with
ewery nce higher price of living among the other girls
Here's hoping Hawaiian cigar that tobacco bust
will always find the right way up in smoke.
The coffee won't stand chance of its life if Abe Louisson
ii before it him.
The Panama fair ought bring excursions this way
Zealand and Australia
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

The girl who goes school in expensive dress and with
jewery nce higher price of living among the other girls
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

Here's hoping Hawaiian cigar that tobacco bust
ness will always find the right way go up in smoke
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

The Panama fair ought to bring excursions this way from New
Zealand and Australia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-06

The coffee won't stand chance of its life if Abe
es it before it him.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
Sait Gin @nnoer.

Cine Ser ipunberbariten aeuSerirt
gen, lie in einem @nnn Dabrgenom.
men, fpie @. s. SoIsclaip, Glaren.
Don, Seras, iagt, fano Dor Snbren
in ieinem 9rroer itatt. Or bat
te eincn fiird)terIiden SlIten, uno
%rlpiere 6amiIie fiirdtete, er tpiiroe
81 Sdminoiirft fiibren, begnnn dber
hen @ebraiidl bon Or. Sings 0eip
Discovery unb ipur6e nit 10 6la4
iden furirt. Sect geiuib rnb nun.
ter mo lpiest 2t8 8fun6. Sir bic.
Ie Sabre bot uniere 6amiIie oieie
ipltn6erbore @e5i3in nit gutem He-
%itiltate bel @rfGItltw larb SuiteH
angepenbet. @irft iGneu, lit 5it.
perldiiig uno garantirt. 8reis Soc
lino 81. 8robefIoide frei in allen
Mpptbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

Continuation unIerer @eb1uSe un0
Der Sbatlade CAB beina6e eiil ieoeS
@aiis aud bon ieinem gigeltbiimer
bsfnobm miro. Sros alieoent alt
aber and fiir Sermann 6os nIte, cit
~betpdDrte Sprifmort: Cine ltnse
Serbiitlnta lit piel mebr fpertb, ais
mie EN- gall5cs Tiu1lo Der bcittn
aur." Dit auten 5ellcr- Spororten
IN iebem SIof fam Elm 8euer pisl
raider geloidt perOen ais mic bas
nit unleren ieeigen 8o~rfehruuaet
ulto 9dn6 beionSers BEL utierer he.
ldrdntten @aiier;ufubr Der Soil iii.
Serr Green priifte Johann sic
Elane unb Die Speciiifationcn oes
@~aIiertperfs, pie oaiielhc BON Burns
4 MfeSonlca in Goridlaa acbradt
iuurne lnto 'o9te Damn, Dab oieleIbrn
IN ieoer Siliift ben 9eItimmllnaen
Der 6euerpertd'erun9s~@ eieaifaften
elttlprefen, mo oab Sermalm in.
folBe oellen rad erridtung zines
oerartl9en 8aIienperfs nit 9c.
itimntbeit auf cine bel nieoriacre
Ter1iferlnias+Rot red,nen fonre.
SIN Der &eriommIung am poriqen
Scnnerstea bpitimmte ser Stant.
roth ferner, in nddIter 3cit cine 6if-
entlife @eriammluna in Ser Son.
5ert Sale abSuhaIten, in tpelder Sic
Nlane oes in @orid}log ec6radten
Walferiperfs, ionic aid bes GaltnI.
lpltems, mittcIit Stcreoptifons9iI.
BERN pcrunidaltlid,t urto eitae5etro
erflirt merhcn iouen.
Die @oiIcrr0bren ilro aleidiaus
His IbSra$fandle ipcroen lid, iiber
beinabe einelr iehen She'll ser Staot
erlfrederi, nit Nusfnbme Der aus.
rdrts Iirgcnbcr 0iitrifte, utb nit
9e3ie6uff9 oui bieic 9iitrifte hat Ser
Stcotratb Sic Nbfidt. tieielber bon
Der @cItelerrrl fir Sic @onbaus.
.lcbc ails5n'dlicfc1i; 10 Sab oIs-
nllr 3ieieniQcr BON ser gorlb.
lteuer bctroiiGt luerbcn, meld,e Sen
>ireften, grc3er Gortbeil ser Ger.
0enieben meroen; aid,
'piro Die gotclerllrq fiir bie gono-
nllsgGbc in feirem Holl ulehr oils III
25c aiif 500 betragen; cine Ser.
Der Stcrcr. neIfc irSod
m Tcraleid nit ocn fiir oaS @c.
%netrfroll. Ionie nltd, fir icrcn Gilt
ersielten &ortheilen linb Ger-
oe''erlngcrt. nid)t In 9etradlt
fnmmmen Iodlte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
aOcblcr.

Serr Soiepb 6. &oebler, BON vi.
liaapooo, San, uirb SRI. Dora Gltln-
BETH Miaer, BON Sernlanit, miiroen
an esten 0ienStog, INN 8 llbr Dor.
mittags, in Der fatboliider ct.
@eorgs Stride burf 9ater Santpe
getraut. Die 8raitt, Sri. Miller, bit
eine nnferer Iiebensauiiroigiten urto
begobteiten irilgen 3arneip; fpabreito
nlebrerer Sabre mar lie Sebrerin iit
benodJhnrten 8farridJrlelt, 5ulest III
Gaimnooo, aan., no Tie ibren NM
mebrigen @atten fertitert lernte. Der
gpdnttgont, 9err &oebler, vt ein
noblbefonnter, prominenter 8e.
ifSaftsmnnn BON GQinauoo6, Galt.
3inn 9raipaft IN Der STRIDE batten
lid ole 6reunoe beS iltitgcn Enares
Sablreid eiiiaeflnnoen; ole &od5eits-
feier fnlt6 jefod; I'M el3sren 5onli'
III Der @nbntt9 Der Wiitt.
ter Scr 8raut, 6ralt 8. 30. Wiacr.
SIN @erein nit oeil pielelt
oes iuitgen Gaorcs niin
mir ocmieIben beiteirS @liif
anf Dem @ege a1lrh'S 2eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
&crScrblid dc stnrntcsluiitbcn.

Der @erpittrritilrm Der am lester
Sonntag iiber unierc ilmacbulr1 900
i,nb ourdi sen idSperen Reaen, ser
einem fnrnilifer @olferbrlld] alids.
tier pielerr Sd,ahen anriftetc, bat
'tt' i;5cr Den QnrSer Stoat altsae.
Nehnt ulb in pieIen Grten Sen Ser.
Init bon NeniheaLcbcn int 8cioI.
&c gehabt.
Sir Senrp rna SSohnion GolMttp
rpltroslt 5ipiid5eu Shoipiiee Mouno
uln0 2eetprt Jolt ole 1arnf1uier
neggemcbt. las beia6rte Gbcpoar
Con Carlos ulb ssrou ipltrbe i'm GET
te aet6btet. Habcbei puroen sic
SfNpeiterr Milmer TOO garbs melt
III ein friIfaepiIiiqtcs NderieIo qe.
merit, ~entfainen aber mcrflpiirbi9cr
@ciie ,t1perlett. Inlc Slltbsrlanb
mlroe @uu Booth inter ben Grim.
lncrn icines &obnhourifs qct6otet
unb icitte Trorl urh 5mci S6d.ter Ie-
hensacidhrlid' perIcbt. Sir ficinas
&ino mllrOe orci Meitcm meit iortge.
neht, clttfdm ober imperfect.
Slt Scr ll~lnpegeno bon 9rereI,
GoB Golintp, ioaelr 90 Gcrinnet mn
a%efoninter iein rno ser @inh mar
10 itnrf. OaB fait ale @eb1iloe benro-
Iirt mtN Sem @efliiqel Die Tcbrrn
ltnb bcln Gieb Sie @aare ~aus1erii.
len murocn.
Sn ser llmgcgene BON Merpin,
@oteS Gouutn, lpnroen gct0otet: Gp.
Cameron iinb brei aiitbcr; Nrau
ltito 5ipei &inber; @ibiett
lino Srcb @rpnes; Sranf Gorep, lei.
ne Srou uilb Sdapiegertodtcr ufo
Sinb. 3miifen aorinn rnb
S~rigbton it Bates Gountp nllrocn
s. g. Some, Strait Soiepb Sobnior,
,Sroii 6. sc. @rice, Srau See Tar.
fer. @eraIS Stebons, Senn Stenans
limo elm Siub getobtet. 7
.Sn Seffrriom Gin id'llta Der Gilt
in zen Sd>orniteim Ser Stantsorlif.
,roi, beren 9ah theilmeiIe seritort
lrb bas @ebduoe bonn &eeen iiber-
ipltroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

ardmpfe ba5u. llno bas allies slt
10 9eringen Soften" Dies lit efr
8rief BON Serrn S. Nod, "a 9edct
Ct, Salern, Mass. Gr 3eigt beu
&ranfen einen 8eg 3ur iideren,
praftiidan ltnb ipoblieilen gebalpo-
lung, elmer @ebonolltng Die GrfoEa
bript.
5orni's GlpenfrGiitcr i'll nid)t IN
Den apot9efen Su baben. Special.
Igelptear perfauferb i'm. Man fhrei.
be an bie gigeirtbiimer, Or. Ycter
Snbrnep & Cons 60, 1875 Go.
Sopne Goe., Chicago, SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
gn bas EnbIifum.

Die Sarmers Grain Ii. Glepator
60, pelde ibr @eid1ft fGirflid, All
Die Gggers Miaing 60, iibertrasen
BOT. miiiridt hermit ibren 6reunoen
uith aatnNen, iouie Dem Eipblifum
i'm Il~lqeneiHen, ibren ber5Iideil
Can't db5litatter fir Hercn frennr
Iidye ltntcrihituna uno &unoid)aft in
Der @eraangerbcit; 5it gleider 3eit
hpFieno bisbcr 6eauieicires @artrnleii
itnb aunoifaft oird duf nnicre Iad,
fplger iihertrdgcit ar lpoleli. 8ir
bitten aIcidiaas ole DieietiaeiL mel
dc nod nit mrs in Hedmlrg tie.
ben, Dor Sem /. n1dhten Siili Dor
.sitipredDan uilo Gle Sofe ofSlmadleit
Im 1. SllIi miro Die Gggers MiG.
ing So. bas @pi6dft iibernebmen;
baiicIbe nirb iebod) iunter Ser bis.
heriset 2eititng peiter eefiibrt iprr.
ben. 4
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
present aui Spareinlo

Die arbeiter Der Sd,rbfabrlt
uerben in etliden @ufen alli DEM
Sairblose Elm Eicnic ner~anitaltcr,
rus nod, id~)onerg5ii perben nerlprlft
oils has porbersegaitgete.
(, fSrou albert Sdirbert unb DC.
rem Iutter, ISrau Gollis &iltdeool,
BON G~bineIanD, %reiiter porigc @od)e
mad, ct. 2ouis. mo lid Srall &ill@
d)epaI, infolge eilps IilBalaeineis,
Gr3tiid3er 9cbarGlung n~nter3ieDen
nnltB. Sral &irrdepal leiSet ifon
ieit l1ngerer 3eit oil eirem slltgeti.
libel, ipelfes fiiBlif 10 id)Iimm
ipltrbe, oaB totale 9linbbeit 81 be-
iiirften itano.
SRI. Gina &pniid, cine Softer
BON Gaitor Saniif, porr Eotsoam,
ersiclte Den boffteu 0%urdidnitts.
groo in Ser glbiturienten .Triiiurg
fir Sdiiler oes aften Grades, in
@a$coiaoe Goinp.p. uiro erbielt ba-
her oas pom G6iqicotbe Guinness
College oils Ireis niisgeieete Sdii-
Icr-Stipenbium, SRI. Clara aent.
per, pelde oeit 5ueitboditen 8rao
e%r5ielte, erfielt gleidfals elm Sdii.
ar.Stipelpoilnn pon obigen College.
Sn eiteiu 9ricf an Delt bieiiaen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ipridt ii6
ser Tr1iibcnt ees gbiaicotbe 9ilii-
ness College folgeibermaBrn ans:
o@ir be9en Die lteber5eugltng oaB
hieie Stipenoieil iebr ge~iriirbigt iper.
Gen, gn,ls egnl ob lie BON Sei, BE-
treiienoen SdJiilern bcrlitt neroen
oocr rif)t. @enn aber idmntlidie
Sbrcr gbiturienten ebelio quite Sdii-
Ter limo, fpie Com. aemper, Der
itnge Mann netfer I'M lsbten 5abr
Nas Stipenbiim gc,pann, baiul mOd)-
ten mir Die ianlmtIi6en Mbiturienten
germ ais StipenbienaSfii baben.
Ste tSnrlller, lpeld)e Ole SroH
Nouo benllten ,nnt nod Sermaim 81
gelnngen, bnbelt cine Yefitton IN linz.
lnltf Inn cine groBere Snmme @alo
nlrfjubrtngcn 5lr GerbeiierulM Der
Sron Houo BON Der Stint Greet Tpao
Ills sur Coles Greet Hoao. Iie Ne.
titlon ipa Damn DER Gnnntp Court
ltnterbreitet aperben, nit Dem Griu.
den, beii glcid}en 8etrdg ben Die
warmer irlo Die @eidaitslrute fiir
olelcn 3ipef rnteridreiben. 51 betpil.i
ligem Die cr1p1bnte Strrfe Der
Sron Roub imb rtonleiltIid Die Jog.
.9toe9eiin's Cane, int IN iebf idlefr
tenn 3i1taipoe unb ioate 10 6alD als
tfntnIidl reparirt unb perbefiert tper.
Den. IS iSt babcr 81 boffeil, bab els
III Idso,e Sinnirie fin oieien 3sped
se5eidlnet miro itn0 itidlt MIR Die
5nrmer Der l~tnpgegenb, ioipoern aid
@eifdftslente ioaten taf
&raiten beiitcuerit, BERN aid fir lie
boben CUTE 2anbitraBep groBen
@ertb. Die Getition liegt sur I'm
ter5eldlnrllg alif in emil Nnaels
gSirt9idnft. !,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

Die aoitcn iuarea scrins. pSd litt
nit &bc1tmntismilS uitb elmer Irt
&rdmpfe, Die meiat gaitSes Spltem cr
id1iitterte. 3ie aerste bnlfem nm
penig. Sd eebrniftc 5Dci 6laid,eH
9Iperfrduter npb 9eiloI, irt6 puroe
meinen @beiunatismiis Los mo Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21
Inton Scnncbcrser.

grt t6. SUM 1912 murbe Sert
glton Senneberger in Worriiom Dor
ieinem Iangiabriacn, 2eiben burd,
Oem Sob erlGit ulto anl is. SUM
oilf Dem st. Marp airdboie bel
@orriiolr, mad romiid-fatboliif)cm
Hitlrs sur leBtcn Hllbc beitattrt.
3abireife Srermbe urSs 9efanlte
gabcif inn bas Ieste @eleite.
Der &ertprbere murbc arl IA
Septembcr 1889 in Seutid,lanD &c
boren, sus iiebeniGbriger alahe
fan>e nit icinen Gltern, oie iid}
IN Sermann nieoerlieBerl, in SieieS
2atio, 8prt mobnte er bis 5it i~eiilcnt
pollen N%tannesalter. SIN SATIRE
1868 ne%rheirotFtetc er lid nit Sri.
20ereia Gpple. Sn Sabre 1877
perlieB er nit ieiner @attin Serman
irno e%rilltoete lid, eill ileiles Seim in
Worriion. Seit Dem Sabre 1856
mar er gidtleiSenb linb III foIgebei.
len bat er felt pielen Sabren icin
Sans fat ME perlaiien fonnen.
Ser @eritorbere biatterldbt feline
Satin. einen Sobn, Seroinanb Seil-
neberaer. itrrb stpci Softer, Sole
Senneberecr unh 2i55ie go.
mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

Srml Iug. Sable uno oeren
Wutter, Srau Charlotte Canine,
noil Berger, lparer sritern beiltfs.
peiie bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

@bonnirt nuf Dos Seunanter.
GoIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-06-21

pie arbeiter Der Sdnlbfabrlf
merben in rtlidem @nd,en alti benz
S~air6lose Elm Eicnic neranitaltcn,
fus nod, id)onery5u peroen perlpridt
ols nas porbergegungeie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
BY J. G. OSBORN.

Some recent events, which a few
years ago would have been spoken of
as startling, demonstrate anew the
old-time maxim, The world do move"
The latest, and perhaps the most
striking, is the declaration of a cab
met officer in favor of government
ownership of telegraph and telephone
systems, especially in connection with
President Taft's plan of submitting it
to congress without comment This
may mean either that he is not an
active opponent, or that he is sure
it will be overwhelmingly rejected.
Another of about equal import, ex-
cept that it lacks official dignity, is
Theodore Roosevelt's Endorsement of
the heresy that judges are RESPONSE
BILE to the people, and must not as
sumo legislative or executive func-
tons.
Another is the timid, half-hearted
beginning of the postal savings bank,
which in spite of the handicaps put
upon it is proving itself.
And again, there is the parcels post,
which to quote from Shakespeare, is
being damned with faint praise"
These measures are distinctively So
cialistic, and the movement towards
them indicates that a considerable
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
ATLANTA Georgian.D

1t was the Chicago Tribune that
turned the great power of publicity
upon the Lorimer scandal. There
followed Investigations, indictments
and confessions. Several Illinois
legislators admitted being paid for
their votes.
But Senator LorimeT, in his testi-
mony before the senate investigating
committee, declares that these leg
islators were paid by the Tribune
TO swear that they were paid to vote
for Lorimer-in other words, that
they we're bribed TO confess 10 brfb-
cry in order that the senator might
lose his seat.
Yellow journalism has many
things to its credit or discredit, but
II the blonde boss is TO be believed,
the Tribune has outyellowed them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Hurnor and
Philosophy
~ DUNCAN ~. .sssrH
LONGING.

IT'S. oh, to be boy again
- When winter rules the land
And, throwing down the pillow or pen,
On rocker skates to stand,
To revel In the winters cheer
And rollick In the snow,
To stop a SNOWFALL with my ear
And freeze my pet big toe!
All. those were days to talk about
When We were busy boys
And ready when the school let out
For frenzied, frost tipped joys,
Adown the slippery hill to glide
With neither pause nor stop
And with a girl who liked to ride
Go trudging to the top!
Those were the days, believe me, Bud,
When not a single cove
Who had a drop Of sporting blood
Would huddle round the stove.
No; he would strive to be ahead
In all the boyish schemes
And with his nobby Christians sled
Go hitching after teams.
Oh. take me back on skates or wheels
To those glad days of glee!
know just how a fellow feels
A busy boy to be.
want to build a snowman high,
I want a bob sled ride
And later on with food and pie
To line my small inside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Protecting American Labor.

Whenever the steel trust has ask
ed for a high tariff tax It has based
its plea on the benevolent excuse
that its first wish was to protect
the American workinEman." AL
ways. when the republicans fixed a
high tariff tax on steel theiI orators
and leaders shouted that IL was done
TO protect the American working
man"
Louis d. Brandeis. citing figures
from the federal bureau OF statistics,
says: Under tho guise Of protecting
American workingmen, ]. p. Morgan
and the owners of the steel trust have
subjected the laborer TO grossly ex-
cessive toll. and deprived him of his
liberty. In England steel laborers
work only % hours a week. while in
this country they average 70 hours a
week. About a third work more than
- hours. and a fourth work 10 hours
a day and seven days a week, with an
occasional 24-hour day when the shift
is made. To work men this way not
only makes them "old at forty" but
necessarily degenerates the race, men,
tally. morally and physically"
Every republican who will ask for
votes next summer viii base his re-
quest on the plea that he wants TO
protect the American workingman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
The World Do Move"

breeze is beginning TO blow that way
from an unexpected quarter of the
political atmosphere.
Again, We find in an entirely differ
ent source, the suggestion, inspired
by the dynamite explosions, that the
war between capital and labor must
cease, that both parties must declare
truce and refrain from further hos
tilities. The suggestion Is prompted
by humanitarian considerations, but it
involves Immense consequences. For,
any reconciliation of labor and capt.
tai can come only by an alliance be-
tween these conflicting interests,
equivalent to a copartnership. This
means a more compact consolidation
OF the capitalistic interests, and a
complete organization of the forces of
labor. This means monopoly on a
scale thus far unheard of. This will
compel state control, or state owner
ship, and these differ only in name
or form, not in results. This means
state socialism, or the specialization of
industries requiring the joint efforts
OF capital and labor 1t means In a
word the Brotherhood of Man, and it
Will come when We are sick, even
unto death, Of the present wasteful,
lnhuman, anti-Christlan methods.
Truly, the mills of the gods are
grinding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
YELLOW JOURNALISM oUTYELLoWED

all. Muckrakers may have raked and
statesmen may have been libeled and
viiihed, but it has remained for the
Tribune at great expense, to manu-
facture muck for the purpose of rak-
ing 1t to the delectation of sensa-
ton lovers. All saffronism will be
given a boost for the other yellows
can show up the attempt of the Tri-
oune to blast the reputation of a
patriot and can vie with each other
in horribly headlining the dastardIy
deed.
When the McNamaras were Jailed
they said: Burns put that dynamite
there and then went back and found
IT. 1t was a good story and fur
nished much entertaining reading.
But it was so yellow that 1t neces-
sarily had Z sequel. Lorimer's story
appears to be of similar hue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20

suited too often In loss of health and
even the life OF the bride. Only re-
Gently the horses hitched to a carriage
carrying bride and groom were fright
ened at something dangling from the
carriage. They became unmanageable
and the bride was thrown from the
carriage against a telegraph pole and
killed. Something certainly should be
done TO prevent joking that can have
such disastrous results.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: A friend of
mine is going to be married and her
girl friends are going to give her a
shower. Some want it to be linen and
some want it to be tin. Please advise
which is best DOLLY.
Have linen shower by all means.
Tin is not used much now and a great
many duplicate cooking utensils would
be given for which the bride would
have no use. Any amount of linen
can be used and such a shower would
be much more beneficial in its results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
National Insurance.

Members OF congress, Of all parties,
are giving a good deal of study of late
to the national insurance bill, recently
passed in England after a terrific
struggle on the part Of its author,
Lloyd George. This sort of legislation
is regarded in Washington as a good
deal more radical than anything ever
attempted in this country, and of all
who are watching the experiment, none
are watching It with more interest
than the national lawmakers.
Under the terms of the George bill,
the government goes into partnership
with employers and workers in a vast
scheme for the amelioration of human
suffering and the betterment of indus
trial conditions. The insurance bill
has two main objects - provision
against the misfortunes Of i'll health
for the 100000 workmen of the
United Kingdom, and limited insurance
against unemployment for the 2,500.-
600 men engaged in the two great
trades most subject to fluctuations
Here are the benefits under the health
section Of the bill:
When a laborer falls i'll, he receives
$3.50 week for 26 weeks, if his I'll.
ness continues that long; after that
period, s1.25 week indefinitely. If he
develops tuberculosis, he is cared for
at a government sanitarium. Every
wife Of al insured person receives
$3.50 at childbirth, in addition to med
ical attendance. If she herself is a
contributor TO the insurance fund, she
receives an additional $3.50.
The unemployment feature extends
only to the building and engineerins
/ trades, and the benefits range from
/ SIZE 10 SL75 week for not more
| than 10 weeks in any one year.
To the American workingman III,
benefits may seem small, but in Eng
land the average wage is only abou
50 a week, so the amounts are no
| disproportionate. The bill is design
ed TO encourage thrift, in that il viii
allow the laborer to keep his saving,
account intact until the time of heay,
trouble comes. Promoters of the bill
say the most important part is tn,
maternity feature. Lloyd George says
that every year in England there ar,
born a million children under condi
tions not only detrimental to the lit
tie ones, but disastrous to the futur
Of the race.
The insurance fund is made MP O
contributions from the employer. tn
employe, and the government. Nal
employees whose yearly earnings ar
less than $500 give s cents weekly
Women give cents and the govern
ment contributes cents for each EN-
! plOye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-20
Moving Pictures in Church.

One OF the ST. Louis churches is
going to experiment with moving pic
lures. Shows which operate nearby
have materially diminished the con-
gregation. The pastor has decided
10 compete with the shows by install
ing a moving picture machine in the
church.
Here is a range of wonderful posi-
bilities. one hesitates to approve or
disapprove until the experiment has
been tried. IL is TO be taken for
granted that the pastors intentions
are right. But what il the picture
artist. in his eagerness 70 do good,
would supply himself with church
films by taking pictures of members
OF the congregation as they are en-
tering other places Of Sunday gaiety?
What II he should do more than that
and take photographs of places Of
sin and exploit them as a horrible
example to those Of the congregation
who are attending church?
Results are awaited with keenest
interest.