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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

Frances K Dickey and hsb, by
! Atty to K Takagi ............. D
Bank of Hawaii, Ltd to Ora E -
| Bartlett ............. Par Rel
4 Gaspar Silva to Bishop Trust Co,
Ltd IT ~
| William II Keawe and VT, ct al to
| ID lsenberg ............... u
| w o. Franklin to Matsumori $3.50. d
Mary Chang Kim and hsb, ct al to
| John Emmeluth .............. ID
Henry st ] Nahaolelua and WI, by
Atty, ct al to Wo On Fui Kon
| Assn .................. u
Wo On Fui Kon to Trent Trust Co,
Ltd .................. M
Court of Land Registration.
Ethel X Abrams and hsb to Bank
of Hawaii, Ltd ................ M
Entered of Record January 27, 1912.
Noda Asahei to Hioki Tsunekichi. C M
+! Male P Kauwe and hsb to John X
/ Kealoha and VT .....,........ ID
I w IL Beers to Makaleka X To-. Rel
! Frank l. Mini and VT to John
! Baker NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M
FIRST Bank of Hilo, Ltd to Annie
I X z Kim Sing .........,... hel
All 10y to Capt Cook Coffee Co,
! Ltd ......,.....,..,.C M
H Waterhouse Trust Co, Ltd to
John 0 Griffith ........,........ u
John o Griffith and WI to II Wa
terhouse Tr Co, Ltd, TT ........ M
George Osborne to William IL
Friedly ,.............. '......'. u
W H Friedly and VT to Guardian
4 Trust Co, Ltd ................. Nd
Est of Kuikahi by Admrx to j j
/ Silva .....'......''-'.
NJ H Murphy to Molina ...,..... h
Hooulu and hsb to John Mathews d
/ City Mill Co, Ltd to Sara M Angus ID
Elizabeth K PIlipo to II s Hayashi d
Alice B Mersburgh and hsb, ct al
/ to Puehuehu Agrctl Co, Lid. d
Mark Chew Kong to Ching Hing. Rel
Entered of Record January 20, 1912.
t Brandt and WI to Lucy A
Wright ................,. u
Napohaku Ekaula to Samuel Smith d
Kaahanui to Julia d Kapohakimo-
hewa ......-.....,...... u
John G Duarte and VT to Julio de
Castro .....,............. u
/ William R Castle to Now Hop Yin
/ Co. ........,......... u
S w Wilcox to Farm Cornn 800. Rel
Mrs Clara A Petrie to Sarah L
Dexter ...............,.. hei
Sarah l. Dexter to First Am Saws
& TT Co of ii, Ltd .,..-....... M
j NJ Lydgate and VT to Hilo Rail-
road Co ......... ID
Est of Archibald Cleghorn, by
Exors to Trs of Est of A Cleg-
horn ................ .....--.t "
i Trent Tlrust 10 Ltd Tr To Kaimuki
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

Mill Co Extn IL
Kakaola Peelua, ct al to Ilikeaiani
IL kua .................. u
NJ Konaaihele to K Yano ........ l.
Fidelity Insurance Co, Ltd to FL
/ Akona .................. ID
Kaimuh Land Co, Ltd to Lily l.
! Williams ................. ID
Andrew Z Cox to Rose K Cox. "A M
Trent Trust Co, Ltd to Senmatsu
Sawai ..,............... u
Francisco de F Lopez to Mary Gou-
veia, ct al ID
Lucy X Aea and hsb to Edgar
Morton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Priscilla S Clarke and hsb to Hen
ry Beerman, Jr .............. d
Henry Beerman, Jr and VT to Mlu-
tual Bldg & Loan Socy of Ill, Ltd M
Antoine Marques and VT to Mu-
tual Bldg & Loan Socy of ii,
Ltd Neutrality-suspicious.. Add Chg
Rowena N Turner and hsb to James
w Achuck ................ ID
Est of John G Quincy, by Trs to
Antoine Pires ................. Rel
Antoine Peres and VT to San An
tonic Bent Socy of H....... M
Oahu College, by Trs to Giles FL
Gere .................- u
GILES II Gere and VT to Trs of Oa-
hu College ........... M
Samuel n Kaeo and as Atty, ct al
to G p Kamauoha ............. ID
Jos II L Kaeo, by Atty, ct al to w
G Achi, Tr ................... M
Oliver G Lansing to Bates Street
Tract Plan
Court of Land Registration.
Est of S G Wilder, Ltd to Ethel
Abrams Rel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
THINKS VIOLATION OF
CUPlD'S RULES A JOKE

SAN FRANCISCO, January Slap.
parently regarding the whole affair as
a humorous incident, Captain Greene of
the japanese steamer ohiyo Maru, has
answered in the suit brought against
him for breach of promise by Miss Ger,
trude Macfarlane. The answering pa.
pers are prepared in decidedly face
ti0us vein.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

All aids nFe now taken away from the
child and he IL asked 10 express in writ.
ing as best he can the thoughts Of n
part OF the days lcreon. a selected
heading different from the one used in
the paragraph is assigned by the
teacher.
This plan, reasonably and intelligent
ly carried out. has proved ominently
satisfactory. This was the method in
use by the leading teachers in the Ter
ritory when the Normal School was es-
tablished, and is based on the general
principles outlined in McMurry's Cen
eral Methods.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
''subject,''

Under this head the writer discusses
the plan for the teaching of any sub
iect in the normal and training school,
The point of view is wrong The de
tailed statements are inaccurate and
misleading. The conclusions show that
tine writer has no conception of the
true inwardness Of the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
About People
Movements Of individssts 70 Al.
From tho City

Harbour Mitchell In the guest Of
Blaine Elkins at Morgsntown. where
he will remain for the military ball
Attorney Henry Beneke is the guest
OF Prof. and Mrs. Rudolph Wertime.
at Morgantown.
A. J. Seaman is in Clarksburg. w.
Va. on business.
j. w. Gushing. OF Sistersville. w.
Va. was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. +. Bibbee is the guest OF
her son in Wellsville, o.
Miss Flora Bier, OF Oakmont. Pa.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rentsch at their Pleasant Valley
home.
Mrs. J. F.. Burke, OF Keyser. w. Va.
who has been visiting Mrs. Chas
Rhine. OF East Wheeling. will shortly
return home.
Mics Beulah J.oe Will leave for But
falo Saturday to enter a school OF
training for nurses.
Miss Anna York. OF Carnegie, Pa,
is the guest OF her brother. Philip
York and family. OF the Rolf apart.
ments.
J. J. Clrich. of Los Angeles. Cal.
is spending several days in the city
the guest OF his brother-in-law, ]. d.
Wilson.
Mrs. Henry Neuman. OF East Liver.
pool. is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Henrietta Miller is the guest
OF her son of Datonia. Fla.
+. w. Sheets. OF Morgantown. is a
visitor in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Sage has returned to her
home in the Island. after spending
several weeks with her daughter. Miss
Firth. who IL undergoing treatment in
the Johns Hopkins hospital 1T Balti
more.
Mrs. George Walt. OF McColloch
street is recovering after undergoing
serious operation at the North
Wheeling hospital.
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found the property az rs Alley 1e
was smoking. making the appearance
OF large fire. II was discovered that
there was no fire except in the chin.
ney and amounted TO nothing. The
property is owned by Or. Burnett.
The Tri-State Poultry Association
stockholders will hold their annual
meeting on February eth. at the
board OF trade rooms.
On the complaint of a number OF
bystanders. Al Getty. the foreman o.
the German bank laborers. was arrest.
ed yesterday morning by Humane OF.
hcer Sheldon Joseph. on warrant
issued by Justice f:obbs. The by.
ISLANDERS claimed that Getty beat a
horse severely with "A board. Getty
gave bond for his appearance Friday
afternoon
The stock OF William r. SchnelIe.
the plumber. has been attached by
Justice Gompers. for the estate OF the
late Frederick Hanke. and will be sold
10 the highest bidder on February %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
CASCARETS SURELY
STRAIGHEN YOU OUT
No headache. 6iiiousness. Upset
Stomach, lazy Liver or Constr
pssed Bowels by Morning.

Are you keeping your bowels. liver
and stomach clean. pure and fresh
with Cascarets. or merely forcing a
passaSeway through these alimentary
or drainage organs every few days
with Salts. Cathartic pills. Castor Oil
or Purgative Waters.
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the I'M
digested. sour and fermenting food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
system all the decomposed waste
matter and poisons In the intestines
and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
or cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents "a box from your drug
gist. Millions OF men and women take
a Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache. Biliousness. coated
tongue. Indigestion. Sour Stomach or
Constipated Bowels. Cascarets belong
In every household. Children Just
love 10 take them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
SOCIETY
Fraternity Entertained.

The Alpha ri fraternity. OF Martins
Ferry. was royalty entertained last
evening in their quarters in the Hoge
building by four OF their friends. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
remnants and potted plants and the
tables each arranged for four. Leon
Jacobs presided as toastmaster. and
several OF the members responded
with short speeches. Professor
Winters presided at the piano. and the
banquet was served by Caterer Jack.
son. The following were present:
John Bergundthal, Wilbur Heslop.
Samuel Dobbins. Willard Ball, Joe
Willard. Grover McF:Sland. John Fra.
zier. William Dunn. RoS Burton. Paul
Plank. Paul Gschwender. Chester Hol
ly. Earl IIeslop. John Sauters, Trevor
Williams. Albert Seabright, David
White. A. L. Jones. Spencer Stake,
Jacob Loomis. Leon Jacobs and Rus
sell Frazier. The following menu was
served:
oyster stew
Shrimp Salad. Saline Waters.
Sandwiches; Cheese. Caviar
Ham and Tongue
Stuffed Olives
Sweet Pickles. DilI Pickles.
Fruit Salad
Monogram Alpha Pies"
Erlck Ice Cream. Cakes. coffee
After Dinner Nuts
Fraternity Chocolates
CLEARS
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bR ELS

Final plans for the annual Wash.
ington day banquet of the board OF
trade were completed yesterday after.
noon at meeting of the entertainment
committee. The program will be an.
nounced by Secretary Roy b. Naylor
within the next few days.
Tabernacle views have been plac.
ed on sale about the city. IL is the
largest building ever constructed BY
the sunday workers
before Squire Hobbs Yesterday
Henry Custer and Fred Hoops. two
young boys. We're arraigupd on =
charge Of malicious destruction OF
railroad equipment. They are alleged
TO have opened the foxes Of the cars
and burned the waste They were
fined so and costs each
charged with being intoxicated
sam Birch was yesterday fined $50
and costs by Judge Alan Robinson
I'd Butler was fined 81 and costs on a
charge 81 plain drunk
Directors of the board Of trade
viii hold very important session
This afternoon. and all the members
are requested 10 attend Notices fnr
the meeting w"r' sent out by Secr,-
iary NaSlor ye~f"rday
tn" inquest INTO The death o.?
Louis Schneider %" Fulton lad. Who
Na- the victim 90 'h. uufnrfuul'a
-lHo'-ls affair ~ sunday evening. VIII
Dc. conducted hs Ar'ing Coroner Ilr
htr."- 10 ks"-or 'hi- morning 10 80
.I..f. 10 OBJ" - re- ~ squire
f,.rn'r- so .r..or as., ha taken hy
Fr.-'' l-. rF Attorney iIsrIau un.i
after 'l- inquest
N"s-sr.af p To- o. O'clock. ffe f-a
i~ltr-~..rf responded to brt -. end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
Valentine Party.

Miss Rita Hildebrand. OF the South
Side. entertained with Valentine
party at her home Wednesday even
ing. The home was decorated in a
color scheme OF red and white. and
games and music constituted the even
ing 5 enjoyment. after which an en-.
Joyable luncheon was served. Present
we're Misses Lima Frazier. OF Cleye.
land, o.. Mildred Cracraft. Lucille
Clark. Rose Mary Ingram and Rita
Messrs DIETRICH Ernest.
Walter Burke. Harry Rievers and
Arthur Kenenger
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oeorae Washlna,on panee.

tn" COtillion club viii civ" Their
Georg" Washington dance on Monday
OIL Ehf 90 tho carroll club auditorium
1t" hall viii D.. beautifully decorated
r National coIor~ 81 red shit. ami
blue amt 'ar." flr 900 stream from
'ta center rf 'ls stage Etsry lady
..rI gentleman Is NJ. Do. rr--.u'.-d vIfh
t.. -rrt--'r Nu-i. VtI D. flru
.-f.. o.. f.. Pie ur,ls-frs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
Freckle-Face
February srines Out U~s,srtiy spess
1os 90 Remove Easily.

February srines Out U~s,srtiy spess
Ne~ 90 Remove Easily.
no you kno~ ho~ easy .; 10 20 re-
one viii call you freckl~face,
simply get an ounce OF othine.
double strength. from z. X. RAu. anu
one nights treatment will show you
how easily II IL to rid yourself o;
freckles and get n beautiful com
plexion. The sun and winds In Febru.
airy bring out freckles. and. as a re-
suit. more othine is sold this month.
and the druggists sometimes nnd II
dimculty TO get suffficient to supply
all calls. Be sure TO ask for the dou-
bic strength othine. as this is sold
under guarantee OF money back II II
falls to remove the freckles.
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consideration.

Twenty ninth street; consideration.
Sl1.
i T. Smith and wife 20 J. ] Tag1Ie.
Tot No. - ~ GlennOva. consideration
S1u
Thru" deeds - trust were left for
record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
Informal Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Robertson. nee
Miss Rosa y. Coleman. OF Piedmont.
W. Va. arrived at their home in this
city "Wednesday and in the evening
they were rendered an informal recep.
ton at the Columbia hotel on Twelfth
street, OF which Mr.. Robertson is the
genial proprietor. The evening was
charmingly spent with music and var
ious diversions q; a social nature, and
a feature Was the serving OF an elab-
crate supper.
Following The supper the guests re-
paired To the parlor where the bride
and groom were presented with a
handsome rocking chair. the presenta-
ton being made by the Rev. !. =.
MARBLE on behalf of the guests of the
house. The happy event concluded
a short time later by the guests wish
iug the couple q happy married life
and the SINGING OF Home sweet
Home brought the affair 10 a close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
Leap Year Party.

A number OF the young lady clerks
OF the Geo. r. Stifel store entertained
az the Island club rooms with
Valentine party. The hall was dec.
GRATED in red and white. and an en-
loyable evening was spent ia dancing
and other amusements. the young
ladies filing out the programs Mrs
Maud SpOoner Becker rendered fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
Or. OFT Lectures To-Nioht.

This evening in the Young Mems
Christian Association building. DIR.
Edward Amherst OFT. the noted orator
and lecturer. will deliver one OF his
noted addresses to the citizens. DR.
OFT has iectured in most all the prin-
cipal cities in the United States. and
his lectures never fail to please the
most radical critics. The subject for
this evening is Sour Grapes" one OF
DIR. Otis most famous lectures. DIR.
OFT is that type of orator that carries
the sense OF meaning direct to the
audience, and together with his wit
and semi-humorous remarks. makes
the evening a most enjoyable one
Tickets can be had by applying to the
office in the association building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
L. v. 3. Club Affair.

Wednesday evening. the members
OF the L. Y. b. CLUB. IN the dining
room OF their club at South Bethle.
hem. served an elaborate supper. con.
sisting OF all the dellcacies of the
season. to the members OF the T. ID. L.
club. After supper. the evening was
spent oy various games. several
musical selections being rendered by
Mr.. Carl Snedeker. The club was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with the colors of the club. green and
orange. with hangings OF hearts in
honor OF st. Valentine. The following
were present:
L. Y. h. Club-Robert Snedeker.
Frank III. Stoy. Earl Hood. Lewis
Fisher. George Schmidt Carl Sne-
deker. VIM Hamilton and Erwin A..
Becker.
T. d. L. Club-Marguerite Stoy.
Jean White. Anna Schmidt. Beulah
Snedeker. Jennie Seabright. Hannah
Baker. Hannah Rick and Irene Mar.
pie.
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Euchre and Dance.

The members of Wheeling Tent. No.
Al. Knights of the Maccabees. enter
tained at the Carroll club Thursday
with euchre and dance. Cards were
the diversion in the dining room from
10 ~ O'Clock. and dancing was en-
Ioyed in the auditorium from to /:
o'clock. Handsome prizes were award.
ed the winners of the games in the
following order: Miss Stella Shutter.
Mrs. Fannie Clans. Miss Lulu Duber
and Miss Gertrude Buch: Messrs. Ed
ward Henry. G.. +. Donaldson. John
Armbruster and Charles Schroeder
Mr.. Patten Tucker was awarded the
door prize. a fine picture
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M--.rs
HarrV H-gs .r Martin. F--rN
Arrn Wlrrn~r Cnrf. ssr-t.r.r--r.r
s.-A '"nner. Aartin- g-rrg.
h@f.se harf~r. B~rt Muhim.n.
Geo Murray P-iax@r.1rf
Henry Nogi-T. IzHr-rrs Hell
LOUIS heaxer. ksyiAnd. a..
naruid fersuson- Root Boyl
Jake Reinfks. RarIanI a
EAfi NLtksrson. Howe Sticg-r.
AlS-rt fisher. Fairmont " Va
"a Snitn. Floyd Workman.
Lover brsmer. steubsnviils. o.
Frank Spidel jay Srnlth
Wtncnei Yates. steubenytiie a
10 Norton, Harry n Howard.
,iermAh 'aiier. Cameron. W. Va.
Jno. Gallagher. Fred Hu,kirk
Wilbur Flood. warxood
Narwood. Jno. Brown.
'nS, pesch, Warrington. W.
martins Ferry. Va.
ar! SehrinE. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
nd, uns rerry. Rempke. MArons
Geo. weber. Ferry,
Ca MAI uhs Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Wall
Steve Christameyer, ter I.ucker
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500" Party.

Miss Virginia Dean VIII entertain
this evening at her home on The
Island with a Ave hundred party.
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COUNTY COURT
Deeds Received.

J. II. Rosenberg. Jr. and WIFE. 90
Charles y. Kite. part % lot NJ . on
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-06-01

establishment Of ten innrmarics where
none existed before and Increased Of
hCiency in the work OF number of
others already established. whose
work Heretofore had been In the
hands Of white surgeons
How this work has been appreciated
can TN a measure be understood by m
! extract from a letter written by Dr.. ~.
II. G. Scott. president Of tho AlaDaiHn
Medical asSoclnti ton, in response to IN
invitation to attend testimonial ban
Guet given DR.. Hall by the citizens of
Chicago. IN which he said: "Dr. Hall
has done 10 little III the south In gen
oral and Alabama In particular to-
ward nrouSing the medical profession
to greater effort in scientific invcstigu-
ton and practical application. He has
been unsc!fish in this mudablo endenv-
or and mas lived to see his efforts
bear i.uit
"As.dr from the enthusiasm be has
created along the lines Of professional
achievement. Ee has brought to the
people OF this commonwealth the Mes
rage OF cheer ana hone. born Of Il noble
spirit and implanted IN that cNortlvo
Wny which gives !ulmet.ute ana plT-
mancnt help. IIis lnontf1st faith and
sincere interest IN the new south have
demonstrated beyond question that We
may Yet be unfettcred hnd sour TO
heights undSumcd Of. l congratulate
Chicago IL the possession OF Or. IIMil,"
Whilo tandinQ 1T tho head OF his
profession thtS doctor does not lose
sight OF ciytc affairs. He organized the
Civic League OF che &ute OF Illinois in
1884 He h.3 been an active member
OF ti>c board Of trustees and attending
surgeon ut Irovident hospital for the
past ff:ocn yours. Dr. Hall Is d.
rtS'lCr ard treasurer OF Frederick Doug
lasa center aud member Of tho West
ern Economic society.
He is ulsc chairman Of the commit
tee IN charge OF the erection Of tho
$4,000 Y. M. c. 4. building a mem
Der OF tho Chicago Association Of Com
Hcrce. organizer Of the local medical
association and an active worker IN the
national In the financial world DE-
Huh Is booked upon as one Of Chicag>Ja
most substantial citizens, and his hold
inGs arc his by right Of personal nD
dCayU"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-06-01
EXTENSIVE WORK
OF DR.. G. C. NALL
SucClDct Account Of His NOia-
bic Career as Surgeon,
HAS FAITH IN The NEW SOUTH

Eminent Phyeician Whoes UnseIfoh
Devotion to Che Medical Pro5aos.cn
Has Givon Him First Flace-Crcat
! Organiser, Founder, Leader l., Civic
Affairs and Raos SsnoFacto-.
Chich Go.--DF. George C4evoiryd Hall.
surgeon, was born at Ypsilnnti, Mich.
IN 1854. His father. Baptist min
lstcr. moved to this city in 1869 and
at once entered his children IN the
!pnblc schools. At fifteen years CT
age Dr.. Hall ~as principal OF II smgll
school at AUX Vase, Mo From there
DC went to Lincoln university. PenUsyk
vanta, graduating with honolB IN 1880.
Immediately thereafter he entered Ben
nett Alettca! college, Chicago. flnish-
1ng first In class Of ffty-four.
DR.. Hall enjoys reputation for
surgery that brings 20 him patients
from all parts Of tho United Statns
he bas operated tn nearly every largo
city IN the east and middle ucst. See
ing the necessity cf postgraduate
work among the Negro physicians of
the south, DE. Hail began holding sur.
gicoi clinics before the various state
medical associations, conducting them
In Alabama, TeNNossee, Kentucky.
Virginia. Georgia ard Missouri
At these clinics he has performed
hundreds Of difficult surgical opera
tons, bringing to the local physicians
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-06-01
FORESTS ARE BENEFICIAL.

In addition to serving as q eyasA
source OF wood supply, the forest ex7
erts certain Weli-known beneficial In
auences to human interests These ara.
inhueDces
/. Upon the climatic conditions
within the forest area.
2. Upon the distribution and ohayA
acter Of the water flow.
3. Upon the mechanical condition.
and erosion Of the soil under it's cover.
4. Upon the sanitary and esthetio
conditions Of the people
The tired city dweller, az we'll as the
free country man, may find peaceful
rest and happy appreciation Of natnre
beneath the forests kindly shelter,
BY Prof. A. w. Nolan, College of Agy
riculture, West Virginia University.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-06-01

their graves. No woman has shown
greater appreciation Of lbe boon Of
freedom than the Negro woman; no
woman has striven barder to advance
and improve intellectually and NOR
ally. Her church end club have
been to her the medium for good,
for the uplift Of hsr people which she
has creditably utilized, She pleads
for fuller recognition OF her Justly
won rights to be an American woman
in all that the term implies. In this
the 50th anniversary OF the great
war in which she so humbly and vet
so nobly bore her part, she stands
forth and pleads that the shockles OF
prescription be removed from her
hands. Jack Tborne.
234 East S5tb ST. New York City,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-06-01
WOMAN OF ISRAEL.
f TRIBUTE TO HEROIC CONDUCT OF
MRS SIRAUs ON THE TITANIC

Il TRIBUTE TO HEROIC CONDUCT OF
MRS STRAUs ON THE TITANIC
The Titanic wac siukiDg, Icy wa
'ers were already tapping her for.
yard deck. There were boats for
Jnss one third Of sbose on board.
which meant life. For the remsin~
ing two birds there were belts ONLY,
which meant death. The stern
Anglo Saxon command had been
given ond wss beng obeyed: "Wom
rn and children first"
There stood by toe rail, AWAITING q
sbeIr surn, man and woman, hue
band and wife. They were Jews,
people Of wealth, education and re-
fnemeDt. There vas no confuson,
order prevailed. The woman's time
came, shere was plsce for her in
The boat. 40 officer and esilor,
one on each aide, beld out their arms
20 her, Arms of safety, of tomor.
row's sun, OF home end frieods-
Life! She hesi.a.ed and aske6:
May not my husband 90 with me?'
mol! Then drawing herself up
and looking proudly, fearlessly TO.
ward the sea: "If my husband NAV
not accompany me / will remain
win him" And turning 70 her
maid: Dear you sake nv place
Her husband, all honor 10 him, tried
TO dlssuade her 10 vain. And The
next great wave that came and went
sgeln out into the night, carried on
ite Greet, olasped in each osher's
arme, man and q woman of Israel.
Mrs. Isidor Ssrass-long may We
keep her memory green; long may
American woman hood honor her
name; long may the fragrance of ber
example linger about us.
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