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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

fonalien $1,000. Grunbsigsntbunl
$4,000.
Jrieberits g9l.gel ift seitamentss
Dollftrsderin BON 8uitup Shlegel;
perionalien $500. 9runoeiseHtbum
1920.
Charlotte gsrnsott TIT Ieftamentse
Dollitrederin bon Sofepb 8ernaott;
perfonalien 500. 6runbeigentbum
$4,000.
Der perfonlide Ra6laB bes Otto
JettDsis betrdgt $3.50; berienigs Der
GlIen o. Shaefer $3297.9
Barbara DttIer unb philip Rene
ner, Rahldbperpolter bes gBm.
Steh, iinb duf ben 19. b. Nts. pprgss
loben porosn, um iber dneeblih perz
beiHtli6tes gigsutbum, bns 3umNahs
LAB gsboren foa, aufIhlub gu geben.
Gin biesbe5iisli6sr Qntrag tpurbe DON
Seiten zines Der grben oeitellt.
9apib aobn refignirte als elmer Der
Observation-Disclosures bes oSacob
Straub. Geine abre9nung tpies mad,
baB er $34 1850 rereinnabmt unb
nah Qus5ablung bon 2egaten etc. nod
$651.40 an 6anb bat, bic ieinsm Co
gretutor 5arrp 6. StrauB ubereeben
ipuroen.
8erfhiebenes.
Spbn D. 5aa &c Con tlagten cine
Jorosrung iiber $2407.76 gegsu 6enr9
Rdrg elm.
Sbos. 5. Wcainn tlogts Elm. aons
trattfOrbsrung iibsr $1120.69 gegen
bic Gountp 9onniffdrs bon 6dmils
ton Gountp uno aubitor Gomonbion
Elm.
Die Dation Manufacturing 60.
bat eins Jorberung iibsr S875 gseen
bic apartsmsnt Building 60. singez
tldgt.
9. 6. Cones tlagte cine 5orbsrung
iibsr $428 ssgen Die g. u. 9eraro
60. elm.
gbos. Wt. getsrs bat stns 5orbss
rung iiber $500 sssen 5arrp 8. unO
:. 9rabam Orr etnsetlagt.
Qliee Worfboq, rpsI6e am %. Sas
Ruar b. :. on Der 5. unb Central 4p.
Don bem 4utomobil oes Or. Msper
5eioinssfelD iiberfabren unb perIest
tporbsn lit, bat ben 9o.tor auf CAB
lung BON $25O0 Shmer5ensgelp per-
tlagt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

Ssit gintreteu miloersn Dettsrs
ne6men Die 4rbeitsn i'm bie'iaen Bali
part, noislbit jest nuhe5u 600 Arbei.
ter bel 9ae unb Naat sleih einem
gisnenidparm riibrig fiHo, srfreuIls
den Sortihritt. Tugenoe bon tpeiteren
3imm.rlsuten unb giIsnarbeitsrn iinb
in ben Dienit gsitellt porbeu uno heeen
4rhitett 6ate uuo bic 4ontrattprsn
nitt ben seringItsu 3peifsl, bab iie Die
Rieiendufgabe Dor benz 80. Wtdrs 10
fen perbsn. SpielplasDerpulter Mattg
Shtpab iit nit benz Iuftbauen oes
Diam n b bur6 unSdbliee 5euer
beinGftigt unb bofft in tpeniaen 9agen
nit otm 2sgen Der ab5ugsrohren uno
bss 8luegrassRafens Beginner 81
tDnnen.
lleber ben 4usitano Der beiben De
ternnen Spbliseil unb Bates ioIten
iih bic hisiigen Sans teins 9rauen
Saare tpdhien laFen. Die liberale
9srpultung Der rRebs", Die betannts
lib feline finan5ielIen SpIsr iheut,
ipsnn es gilt, sinsn sepinnsnben alub
fir Cincinnati ins Jelb gu itelen,
piro Ii6 pieie beiben fampisu athleten
au fihern niFen. Dies itsht bombsnz
feIt.
Die eriie Mbthsifung Der nReos"
(meiItentbeiIs Rstrutsn) piro am
nGhitsn 5reitas BON bier CUR Gin
lbunesitation in Columbus, Ga, ab'
reiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Halen sSatarrh, Suiteu.

3ecr GmiI Qieart, 463 150lb Ctr, 5dms
moHo. ,luo i0reiEt:
"9d sin sdn3Itdb bon gafensqatarrt furirt.
NIB lH'in DIdgen befiHbet itb eteHfaus in aur
fem 5ufiaHbe, SD 3ebrauffe mtr flint sIa,
fheH Jbrcr eroGeu Diroi5iH, obfuo6l id 70 lfary
am Seatduh lit, oab ih alau6te nbt picl
ldRger lebeH 81; i0uHeu. Sd icnIuItirte furis
irabraao oie aer3tc. Seet faaeu aae meme
5reuHoe. oaB i'd ME 10 gH auseefeben, pie
ieef
QI6 fam icb fGaen bas es eiu oroRes gRits
icl III Ba9en plIten. heEH ia babe 60 mcinsn
suHberH etngeaeben. Sd neroe ME obHe buet
b" leiH. SSt gebpQuhle qclnjp aHoere Wlcoir
ClH, nm 81 pineI tUlc Dertbppu EeruHu ifg
r,Sm lleue es ,S5Gen tCe:. ntrIIler $afneii su
neHtten, mn pie &or tglibfeit bon 4erlno be-
fGHif az MAIDEN"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

oringen, ouB eine Qn3abl oieier
Ulietbstoiernen ohne Beiteres abgeriiz
Ten rperbeH unb ioIItsn Die @iuentbii.
mer ft9 bier3u ni6t DerItebeu, 10 piro
er bic nOrbtgen geri6tlthen Shritte
tbun. SpbaIo oiefe 9egeuo griinhlih
BON benz StruBenreiniguHgsamt unp
Der @siunobeitsbebOrbe gsidubsrt pors
ben lit. piro eine nsue Ra6barfhaft
in &ngriff genommeH iperben, bern
Der Iiapor min I1mmtlihs Staots
tbsiIs, in oenen iih Wietbstaisrnsn Bee
finosn, in aQereriter 2inie sriinbtith
idnbern luTen uno fir iauit6re 3us
ftdnoe in ben Strubeu ipie audi in
ben 5duIern fpreen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
gineinnafi Iurnaemeinbf.

am Sdmitas 2lbenb finoet bic mos
natli6e 8erfammlung Der Cincinnati
1urngemeinbe ftatt. G,eIeaentIif bic
Ter 9er3ammlung ioilen psrIhitbene
syrosen bon srpber Biftiatfit CUR
GrDrterung gelonseu unb bte 4ntue.
feHbeit aller Mitglieber iii Daber brin.
genb ertpiinfd1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

tnuft unb Der grl0s In foIgenber Wei.
X pertbeiIt tperben: 5ein Sobn Obs
min W<[fsr Goeier unb Itine Iodter
gfielId Grieberita Goeier je $1,000;
bod fpllen bieie 8etr1se BON oer Gsns
trail 9ruit anb Safe 1epofii 60. pers
ipoIiet perben. Bis Die Beiben 35Sabre
al, setDorbsH finb, mann fs bic
6oupiIummen erhnlten iolen. Bis
babtn ioIlen ibHsn kbo6 bic 3inien
suflkbsn. Sobn 3. gIsss $500; Gans
ME glesg Zimmerman $500; 2ilp
glsgg Quinn $500, Seanette Shnfios
Ier $500, ,2lIma Shneinler $500. Geo.
Shneibler $500, Grant ). Girarbie
$500; Guipotion 4rmp, Cincinnati,
$1,000; Gbilnrens 5oms. Cincinnati.
$1,000; Deutfdss DiotoRihen 5sim
iinb 6ofpitaI, Clifton Nps., $1,000;
Mlsenlein Deutffes prot. Waiiens
baus, Wt. auburn. $3.50; Cincinnati
Goloreb Orphan 4fnlum $3.50; 5ans
isImann 2ose 80. 208 s. II. u. W.
$3.50; eieIelbe fir ihrsn NittDene
unb Daifenfonbs $3.50; GrDin 3irsel
$3.50; Cincinnati art Club $3.50;
4boIpb Gbierbing $100.
Jalls noh ber aus3ablune Der obis
gen 2sgaie nod Elm Refi ptrbleibt,
fon berislbe slsi6beiilid pem Diatos
nifsns6 6oipttll, gbilbrens Dome unb
Der Gdlpdticn Nrmp 3ufollen.
gbefdeibunss sJdlls
5n Der bereits geitern per6ffenslihe
ten Sheibnnastlnge Der anna Migner
sesen ben Wirtb unb aiifereibeiiber
Woibias aisner. 265 M<it TtcMidtn
4penue, bat Rihtsr Wdrntr stiiern
Der aidserin bic nahseiudie Sh<is
oung fo,pi. bic Obbut iiber ihr nod,
minberiibrisss Rinb betpiaiet. 4ubers
b<m fpran e. Der 5rau 500 fir ges
bdbte Muslaeen. fotpis tpeitere monais
li6e Mlimente pon $25 fir ibren uno
$40 fir ben untsrbdlt ots Rinoes su.
Daniel Samnitt min bon Gurira
Dammit, nit Der CT iih am Is. Ges
bruar 1873 Nr6irdt5ets, sefhieoen
i.in. neil iie ibn Dor msbr cls stbn
5obren psrlaHen bot.
Gillian Gtahl itr.nete eeitern eessH
ben i'm Gibfon 6ouie beindftis.en
6orrn Siahl. ben iie om 2. Mdra
1908 beiratbete, cine Gneibunesflaes
an. Gie fiibrt u. u. an, bab er, troBs
benz er reselmGbig 500 per Ronni
psrbisnie, nift fir fe iorste unb fl
3tpans, ielbit ibren llntsrbaIt 3u pers
oienen. 4m 20. 5uni 1909 babe er-fis
In ibrer Wobnuns bic srsppe pinnbs
ssnorfen unb feitoem fih in ttiner
Weiie mebr I'm iie befiimmert. lin
ibn 3u perbinNrn. iein SolGr Su Die.
ben. biz ibre alimentenanlpriihe sr.
iehi9t iinh, fpurbe elm ginhnltsbefsbl
eeesn StoH srlofen.
Doifp psiers. bic iid, am 6. De.
xmber 1905 NIT Rap petsrs perbeirc
tbete. bat ebeafnIls cine Sheiouass.
ilnge angeftrenst. Gk mddt ss!tsno
|bob er iih fdfi nie nm he ober ieir
NIT E~1::.~.-..S ..nA r.. ~,.9.~ha 49,
m.ao ~ sDs...a aaHHs.s s.tS.u nSv rs aubs.e.a y.
NV u.u.o. NpaHSsM Ds: ~
.onss.s1 an,:s o.n nAua.. % gig Ds.'
nE.D n.a IT, s'Aca anDe..n u1ausa,
5'.n. I.nsn NonklI.' g ipsal na
~ Mog anIs ssDI0G nnD Ios .l..'
,psers uuI DsH N1%n,'ms "
n,u Iscut goN. Uu :. g seDIo1' 9at ~ W.
y, wsDDs. n ans Dss 2gOgnuAB 1D. Is
aSsE {. SI.aBs IoI,Snnepnsn, nItO'
esA s'Hpnl'sDsIeps sssaHen' Im oses ol
Delg!ADsIH'
Wil Geo. Y. Buefder. BEN -nnbt'
fobIen nuroe. ltiner Satin Deotrifs
bic ibn auf G4sioung Deriiaat bat
nohentlidk Alimtnte I'M Hstraae BOZ
50 ~ be3ab!en. nieitH 8efeble ni4l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Der @irtb 2onis YrnneQo nn6 ieius
3ausbGlterin Der Sanbitiftnus
anaefIagt.
Ananit 0oeier's iutereiiontes 1eita'
ment. 80 Gheidleibanss.Jaae obne
llnterIaf. - Sobn Sarmen aRf
YaroIe ans bem 3mdptbdHs entIai.
fen. - Ncrid,t ber tsrshsdApSrt'
nsa. - 1es Iobtidllass iberfuBrt.
2 - Nahias sahen. - gerihieoe-
uSS.
DsrBranbiiftuHs onse
fIaat.

WaInut Strnbs, uno feline onaebIihe
Dausbdlterin Gpo 0arnep tpuroeu pes
tern BON ben 0robgeI6poernen unter
bic anfIast Der granoitiftuns gefteIt.
Otgen prunello iinb 5tpet oeritlben
erboben unb 5ipor bs3iebt Fh bic cine
duf otfid,tlife Brunbftiftnng in Be-
sug auf ieins 0eIhdfts Giurintung
ETC., bic er fir $500 periihert bate.
unb bic anbere, neil er oas Geb6uot
isIbff In Drnnb seitedi hdbsn TOD. Die
Uarnsp betrieb bstannilih pas iiber
Der Wirtbihdft befinblihe -Aotela. no
am so. Jonuar b. 8. bas peroGhtigt
syeusr ousbraf. nahosm lie itlbft itre
eiesnsn 6ubieligfetien unD lire Hgene
qerfpn in Giherbtit sebrant battle.
Weite,es Mnflasen-
Muber ben pbisen srboben bic grobs
eeIhsporenen nod folsenbs AnilaseH.
JobE Began, ofpei AniluseH Desen
9srdussnbune zines ipertHuien Gbeds
urb grlongsns BON Geio unter Fais
iGxn Dorfpdnben. Derfelbe taufte
BON rem GrcAr M. 6. Droipne In
2odIanb Wcaren Inn Wertbe pcn 81
unb eab bnfiir einen Gbed auf, bic
Grfte Rat. Bdnt, Qodianb. iiber
$34.85, sporanf er iin nitt nur uit
BEN RIsingelb i'm getrage pon $30.85.
icnbsrn aun NIT ben Waaren binns
mdnse. Der gbed, auf pelhem iiH
bic unt.dHriit eines sspiHen Bruce
stitnsn befnnb. iielie iih fpdter als
tpertblos beraus; Jdie Sorasufu.
tsdtlither NnsrIff; Wm. Jcbnion,
grobbiebfobI; Gamuel Rap, Raubons
sriff unb Gtrdbenraub; 4ribur 6.
Stsirort, Morbperiuh; 6ugb Wnp,
Giraburnab; Sofepb Butler, SteMen
nit Der Mbfids Su t6otsn; annretr
DnneHbausr, ginbru1 unb Diebftcbl;
Dreo. parisr, 5eblsrsi.
Ausuit goefer's zsfas
ment.
Das am %. Tsbrnnr 1906 nbeer
fdbse 1eisameRi bes Dor sinigeu Ia
aen In Ieiner Wobnung SO. 33A
sBifbcp Strabe peritorbenen Ulnleri
aueuit Gseisr. n<l9es seiiern In
prcbotgeri@t einsereiht ipurbs. ent'
bilIte bic 1totfnne, bob am 10. 80
nHat 1906 cine 9rennung Sipii6er
inn anb ieiner Satin Itottsefunbtr
ulb bic Qetters iih hurh cine fGrifi'
liGe Nereinbarung ptrpflidtet bat
itsn<tIei Anjprii1s an isinen RuhIof
al frbeben. Die FRAU iuobni felt bel
3kit NIT ibren beiben ainbern In Ga
Iifcrnien, ip6brenb Doelxr bic. lebtss
Jobre ieinss gebens fat INNER In
bisfgen QrtsRlab 3ueebroGt bat.
Jnfoige bieier Dersinb0rnns triff
Der Derforbene nn9itebenbt Werfii
aunssn hber jsirxn Roddob, her lid
auf etlpo $15. 900 beIdufen f0u. 3u
1d6n bsffimmt er. brB feine NesrGt
nibfeier unttr ben 4ufpiakn bsl
.,6tctsifh Rite entlreber In isine,
Me6unHe Oher III Der Rotbebrnlt. mi
MfhM unb gtfang rsrbunb<H, Isdti
ftuten foo. bod biirlen bic Mussobe,
tierfnr ni4t iiber $500 geben.
9m Halle jttnx Wsutttr 0risberid
0peitr tbn iiberleben jclIie. p<rmn9
st beri<iben fein son3es WermSoen Il
abfolmlst @fife. @nllte biefelbe is
be& bst i4m itsrben. 10 io1 fsinGobs
QblpiG 50. 0o<fer Ieinsn Dreimnurert
sDfan yy,tk QERsAntffnr effhe~k RAr~sh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17

@t1 5i 8atbe 5u siebcH, ood obHe gyfuIa, bis
tn poH AerAna horte. IS f.lrirte lHih uue If,
farm Is oaGcr ntcDt bod qeuup preiicE~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-17
Gatarrb icit flint 5abren.

z. SobnOr,
80 fit iaH
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29

states prison for highway robbery.
Arthur Johnson received 20 lashes and
will serve one year for larceny.
The men suffered frightfully from
the cold and from the blood-letting
lashes and staggered, semi-conscious,
back to their cells. The whippings as
are all Delaware whippings. were pub
lie.
Each wore heavy blanket wrapped
about his neck and hanging down
across his CHESTNUT his back was
nude. The prisoners hands were en-
cased in gloves as their extended arms
were dashed to the cross-but the
winds bit and the snow pelted against
their naked backs.
Brewington was whipped Arst. The
back, blue from the cold, shivered and
shook as the first blow of the strap
fell. cutting nine bloody welts straight
across. Ten times the scourge fell.
straight down, and 90 livid welts
showed on his Quivering back. Then,
by moving his position Warden Craw-
ford made the strap strike at an angle.
Ten blows thus. and the angle was
changed. until, when the 40 cruel
blows had landed. perfect grill Of
embossed flesh, torn and bruised.
showed across the wretch's back.
Not sound did Brewington utter,
though his lips were bleeding from
the bites he gave as the scourge swish
ed through the air.
Johnson, nude to the waist. stood by
all the while. shivering with cold and
fright; inyoluntarily he Ibraced him
self as each landed on Brewington's
shoulders as though he could feel the
pain himself. Then, when Brewing
tons torture was ended. johnson was
led to the cross, pilloried and dashed.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29

progressing. and turning thousands up
on thousands from the icy grasp of
Confucianism" BY his statesmsnship,
by his resource, his indomitable will,
his travels. and his acquired knowl.
edge Of the written and spoken Ian
guage Of the people among whom he
worked.
From Shanghai he penetrated the
country in every direction. Hankow.
however, has been the principal scene
Of his work Today the agencies con
nected with the Hankow mission In
clude hospital. high school, a nor.
NAL school. divinity school for the
training Of native evangelists. and q
medical school.
DR.. Grifhth John translated many
books and established the Central
China Religious Tract society, which
has distributed millions of publications
among the Chinese. His translation
Of the Scriptures gained him the hon
orary degree OF D. d. conferred by Ed
inburgh university IN 1884 He has
only spent I'VE years out Of China
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
NAN TASTED FIFTY-sM DaYs
Hsnlsy Of Marlboro Apparently Has
Fully Recovered from Terrible
Suffering He Endured.

Marlboro.-William B. Hanley, who
disappeared from Marlboro April 20
and who was found fifty-six days aft,
erward in q swamp near westboro IN
q weakened condition. has apparently
fully recovered from the terrible suf.
ferings that he endured.
When he was found he was barely
able to breathe. and his life was al
most despaired of. He was taken in
charge by physicians and sent away
to Forge village. where, under the
open-air treatment he was restored
10 health. He returned to Marlboro
the other night. and he Is apparently
as well as ever. He Is as heavy as he
ever was. and eats well and his mind
Is as clear as bell. He speaks but
little concerning his awful experience.
but there is no question that during
the entire fiftysix days he went
without food.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
First Outbreak Reported at Boston u
f7es-one Hundred and Eleven
Deaths Caused by Thls Weird
Disease In 1908.

New York.--Among the many bene-
Acial activities Of the United States
public health and marine hospital
service, campaign against rabies, un-
dertaken In 1908 and extended since
that time, is just now Of particular In
terest The boards Of health Of the
different states have been urged to
make this "reportable" disease--that
Ia, one Of which all cases shall be re-
corded. Until that shall be done In
all states the full extent Of this dis
treBsing and weird disease cannot be
determined. There 10 an increasing
demand upon the public health service
for anti-rabies serum.
That rabies has been prevalent In
the United States for more than CEN
fury il shown by the medical litera-
ture OF the nation The first outbreak
was reported in Boston In 17es. The
legislative council Of the American
Medical association in 1907 recon-
mended that rabies be Investigated by
the public health service with q view
to its prevention and control
In 1908 there were Ill deaths Of hui
man beings from rabies. and 5s4 cases
among animals were reported during
this time. The disease In both man
and animals was practically confined
to the territory east Of the Missouri
river. It was found to be almost en-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29

cannelon . In Royaie.-Take q
pound Of cold roast veal. free II from
skin. fat, etc, and pass II through .
mincing machine twice. Add to II six
ounces Of cooked ham. fat and lean to
gether, also minced. Mix. then add
pepper and salt to taste. O teaspoon
Of minced parsley. q teaspoo- half
full Of minced shallot. q little grated
lemon peel. and 9 dust Of nutmeg
Mix again. Add the well-bsaten yolks
and whites Of two eggs, shape into q
roll. wrap mp In q piece of clean. we'll
creased paper q bag cut open). place
in bag. and cook for twenty-five min
htes.
Mouton Grille q Ia indIenne.-Un-
derdone mutton for which no other
use can be found may be turned into
q very nice broi.. a. follows: Cut q
suf,cient number of slices from a leg
Of mutton and cut into rounds or
squares. Melt piece Of butter. about
the ssze OF q large walnut, on a plate
in the ven. Add to II & teaspoonful
Of Harvey's sauce and salt to taste.
Mix thoroughly and leave the slices
of mutton in the mixture fer at least
an hour before they are required.
Have ready numhe. Of fried crou-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
GAME ~ SEASON.

venIson.-Trim the joint Of all Skin
and nerves. Roll in nour. cover tn,
joint with fat ham. bacon. or drip
pings. Season well. recording e
taste. Add two glasses OF port wine
(if desired). seal joint n bag. allow
plenty Of space In the oven. Allow
for joint Of three pounds. an hour and
q quarter; for one of sever pounds
two hours and = half; fourteen Of
fifteen pounds. four hours. This must
be cooked In moderate oven.
Roast ousll.-Truss and lard the
quail in the usual way. Place In bag,
seal up ard put on broiler. Allow
eight minutes In very hot oven. II
must be cooked quickly. II no lard
or fat is used. little melted butter
win do Just Ne well.
Copyright, 1911, by the sturgis q
Walton Company
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
Chief Of Republic Has Had an
Adventurous Career.
Went to Hawaiian school--ProfieIen
In English, History and LItera-
ture--Narrow Escapes From
Capture.


Honolulu. II. 1.-The young Chi
nese party" in Hawaii Is represented
by IS per cent of the population oil
Hawaiian born Chinese and rs PEI
cent of those whose birthplace "a
somewhere in China Is It to be won
dered at that progressiveness has had
such hold where the president Of
the new republic was brought into the
world? DR.. Sun Vat Sen was born In
Kula. Island of Maui. November "a.
1870, and was taken to China by his
parents when about four years of age,
remaining there until he was ten
years old.
In 1906 he crossed the Pacific to the
mainland and was admitted to the
United States as Chinese student
and traveller on certificate procured
by him in China After touring the
United States and Europe he returned
to Hawaii, making Honolulu his home.
What remained Of his family resided
at the old homestead on Maui until
about four years ago. when the price
on the head OF the doctor reached an
exorbitant figure.
Then they decided to take passage
from Honolulu to Japan. where they
arrived safely. While In Honolulu
and on the voyage to japan agents Of
the dowager empress lowered danger
ously close to the family. apparently
with view to kidnapping the mem
bers and solding them as hostages
against the revolutionary doctor.
Chicago may not be aware Of a CEN
sus of Chinese taken In Hawaii short
~ after annexation At the time reg
listers Of the birth of Chinese in the
islands we're made and certificates
given. It opened the way to graft,
and was source Of income to many
attorneys. for the Chinese would pay
any price for certificate which show
ed their children to have been born
here and which gave them the fran
chise. Also. holders of these certifi-
Gates could set by the argus-eyed in
spector OF customs and immigration
agents on the Pacific coast. A certi-
ficate was q valuable asset and rare,
indeed. was the Chinese who was not
willing TO tempt an Official to issue
one on the payment Of much fine gold.
Those Of the Chinese securing the
coveted paper who were old enough
took the oath of allegiance to the
United States. DR.. Sun Vat Sen was
one of them. That he had once Offer
ed a certificate from the Chinese gov
eminent was not considered renun-
citation of his citizenship. His Chinese
certificate. issued BY the imperial gov
eminent was looked upon as q proof
Of residence which carried with It the
right to travel throughout the empire.
Two years later, when the doctor
was in China, the Chinese minister in
Paris cabied his government that the
much wanted man was travelling be-
tween Hanoi and Yunan and should
be arrested. Again the doctor es-
capped. In 1900 he personally led 1T
tie band Of 600 rebels in revolt which
had for its object the overthrow of the
monarchy and the establishment Of a
government on western ideals. His
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
Begin Rabies Campaign

tirely absent from the western ststes.
but during the last Is months It has
made Its appearance on the Pacific
coast. transmitted. presumably, by ami
mails from the eastern part Of the
country. Dogs cats. wolves. horses.
sheep, cattle. hogs. squirrels and
skur ks can transmit the disease.
Apparently the disease IL incrsas-
ing. but this may possibly be due in
part to the greater pains taken in the
collection OF the mortality records.
The census bureau statistics show IS
dealhs in 1900. II in 1901, As in 1909.
4s IN 1908. So in 1904. A in 1905. Is
In 1906. rs in 1907 and Iii in 1908.
During 1908 nearly 1900 persona
were given the Pasteur treatment ON
account OF having been bitten BY
rabid or supposedly rabid animals.
The inquiry by the public health
service shows conclusively that the
only effective way to suppress rabies
In man 10 to eradicate the disease
among animals. This calls for the de-
struction Of infected animals and the
muszling Of all dogs In infected areas.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
HAT SET ATTIRE IN CHURCH
Nun srnothers Blaze, Started by Ia
per, With Wrap In Laekawanna--
Women unInjured.

Lackawanna.-The sight Of wo-
mans hat ablaze In the Church Of
Our Lady Of Victory during the serv-
ices threw priests and worshipers In
to excitement for q moment. The
church was crowded to the doors.
Just before the elevation Of the host
each Of the worshipers. men, women
and children. held lighted tapers In
their hands. In some unaccountable
manner the plumage on the hat worn
by an unknown woman became ignited
and In an instant the foliage and feath-
ers which adorned her hat were burn
ing briskly.
Some Of the children In neighboring
pews screamed One of the sisters
connected with the Protectory on Vic
tory Hill seized q wrap and wound It
about the burning headgear, smother
ing the blaze. The hat was total
wreck.
The woman kept her presence Of
mind and was not injured In any way
whatever.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-03-29
Or. crlfhth John Spent More Thar
Half Century In Religious Work
In the Far East.

London.--After more than half q
century in the service Of the London
Missionary society. and now in his
eighty-first year. DR.. Griffith John has
returned to his native land q gray
haired veteran. broken In health but
with his spirit unQuenched.
DR.. Grifith John was born at Swan
sea in 1881. and the religious life early
took hold of him He preached his
first sermon when he was IA years
old-at a small prayer meeting held
In q private house-and he won fame
as boy preacher" In 1855 be was
ordained and married. and In that
year accompanied by his wife. he
sailed for Shanghai.
Sending children to convert tho
Chinese" was one Of the criticisms
leveled at the young enthusiast. but
the child grew and waved strong
In the east never faltering. always