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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-15
ciSsaIsruIlg Oes 9an0e(s In
6eraL(deaOen 8slrda6ea.
astIset XIV.

Esitisn o. Ritsnssn fGr ben Sanhsl in be.
rnnf4eneen 0sfrAHfen sefisn In bieism Efnase
bemsiIief aub eisenjseieee mi. gBirfiaMfeit
ss III II, sssss s s,ss s,snansss si ans .ssa G
ssn. aas osnsInSs % ssrssraiissn ieiisii sara
ssse s:s s.M sss sss,n sssss s osas az
,n issoen as iollsn fsins nsisse erlaFisH
,serssn, bic usoE als cine Miriitafi. In iebsm
xciDnibis ossr ieer gemsinbe mt. rtasesr
ssne Hir1a0alf fhr Il ihnibunbtrt Gin,pcbner
ln arbfren 1cUHfttbs uHe gerlstnben snieiien
30 bss Netr1nfs6aHbei au' 8runb ben 1s.
.ss sssap.ss s W. s s'us'ss ss:s as.a: m
ssrso.ss N ' sess ssfsa.sn ssrser naa. foii
s,sss sss A Y % ss,n s,s.r srIss y ,s,a. nH,s, .
gretls,fsnssrfet bert ~ ara'i ~, nHb uifis.
,sas sie,.a sntseiasn m ie T. ssseisai M
~ fsssa. s,er a sss1 BE ianltiss annsss,s. III.
stlbtruna chef Biberrplnnf iraeHosrtlhsr gso.
hibstipnk seev MsanI&r srsasiete rertinsern
ss sassn sss sss sse s s su.a aHs gsssu 7 s ssiss
in6s 'i ieIs ~ sirsef M ssr Der. stasisn snns udsi
sia s..ass susg sg ,s.as ss,sa ssssa's sse. @ gsr
nrh. bss in ireeuseinsr sDesis an sinesn on
sereus. asfiltrfeH GefAd.is beis!lei III. ips
ssss*ss s. . ,sls.s sssIss'i "a, sssr .s.. s a me-
MA fsIf Dls 0sHahrana slnrr tslAea eisens
itai!tof fsar. esern nit.. bfr npsliinsi sesr
bic ofbpssfanf1n bic ersissn HerfcnsH hrb.
hte IN iraerDeirsr Ersfe on bem Gsi4du.
scr has ~ etsens rnaaefu6f ipsre. returidt
befstii1f Hnt. Hnb fetnf nnesre HcffcH foil
s5tbrsnb ~ H1nef Der qisens In sraenbetnsr
Neiie baran betetiisf fsin: ivenn ssue bsrdr.
tics HsfsilteuHa stlier anbsreH merfcn 1i'sDs
inubta rirk. fen VA ssssfrs ais sviherrnfsn
eslfss. Dsfss ivefn4sin piasnslnsotfr msts
~ eiNusef Heasn Ue3erfresnna ber In Axast
b(lsboeS1aa oel<te eur Aaeuiternna bes nans
he1 m be1aui& &efbsn o<fr&nfsH nbsrf1trt
n}r3. 10 seIf 1eiae nisesa aI4 niberrulsn osi.
ten. uuh Nine atst9S feu Irdtsroin ihm ee.
l. ~ = s e1s a. 81 ;;'1s':s = e |isl = !: Z
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Ter C.irnmas5er fcGI feline Hobl itei'en.
Fnhsnt, er en srsnI iuHert1lb nes lfftsn
Funns aeaenifber ben gSorteit -5or Hietnls
feet fvenn er Az GmnfteH oec pbeH erfpdbnRn
MfiifsIs Al fiimfHen miniNi mno ataeHhpss
tert EnTsen .aeatHfi rieenfe- innfrb1ln nss
freien @aarts penn er aeeen bsf1esrn hriilfi
su fii,uiHer iuiiuidf gneHn ein areB gsess
deer betken Muanben cher fetrtr bon bstesn
arcnbsn neiett rirb. bdnn Toll bic Gimme
ben
Fssnr tnetr sis,nmen fir etsfnl als asafn
cisens. abaencbeu feernsu. bnnn Toll Der cosn.
frfynfutf Ngitfei Eeiftou bon Grfffti xV
Ser sseriniFinn nfrben nne bic aepensrtrftas
sssfion o heFdnfen ariiisls. and ole Ssiilor
is bet 9nsatbefttmunng bssanHt, eauiff MT
herynfcr tesu
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MnlenOemlcntS aur
Werfanmng bon
CtiO.
--->::>--
(0orticsung)
1ln. rs.
Sd)affnns bes amtes eimes Snperin.
teaotnten Ses GifcntIidjen Inter.
ridJtsweiens anitenc bes Gtaats.
fcmmiiidrs fir goIfsidDnIen.
artifeI vi.

Geittou a. Gin Superintendent hes
usferiIiden llnterrihtspeisns, dniteIle
oes Stdatsfommiiidrs fir @oIisihuIen.
loH ciner Der @eamten Der egeintips
ncparienients iein. Gr lit pont Bons
rerneur fit einen Gn,tsternrin ron bier
Scbren an errennen. NIT beI Being,
niiieu ilnb RfIifteu, ole iest bonn
GfnntE!ommiiidr Der WcI!sihulen aus,
aeiibt iperoen. bis anoeriueitiee eelee,
lide geiiimmung aefrcffeH III, uHb nit
iolden nnheru @efugniflcn. bic burh
Geies beitirnt iperneu u,oee.i.
9uiakb. .itimmuna.
Renu Sas poritelenoe amenbemcni
bon ben g9dhIern a.lgenominen pirh
ioa es am 5ipeiten Rcnins i'm glonc.
SuIi 1918 in aroft treten unb ein
aeil Der gerfniiuua iperben.
Gieies Gmenoement be5ipedt cine
iuirfiamere Sberouiiiht iiber bas Of.
1fsntIihe Gfulipitem oes Staotes
ourh shofirng BEG amtes zines
Superintenoenten oes oiientIid,en
ltnterrihtspeiens, oIs eines Der
Siaats grefutipbepartements. @e.
serfuartia lit bierfiir in Der 8eriai.
iilng feiaerlei goriorae gtroffen, oo
bas amt bes Staotsfommiiidrs Der
9olfsidulen Elm itatutariihes amt
tit, bos su ieber 3eit bon Der General
aiiemblp" obgeihaFft tueroen fam.
Eos neue, in biciem amenSement
poreeiebene Gmt lit our1 Die grnen.
ning bonn 8ounerneur gu beieseu,
uno 5tuar ouf einen Iermin bon bier
Sabren 9os amcrbement .pirb, i'm
6aIle Der gnnabme. om ppeiten
Wontng i'm SuIi 1913 in aroit ire.
ten, 5u tpeIdcr 9eii Der erite Super.
Iittenoen. bes offentIihen unterrid,ts.
tueiens on Die SteIIc oes aoumiiidrs
Der 9cItsiduIeu. beiien glmtstermin
on ienem Gotum abIduit, treten
ipiro, uro oa5 Iettere amt iuirS
oann auiboren su egiitieren.
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SaiiSsl anf grunb foIner. ptsfn, n,,sasiof
folder pisers ermhhfiaie Rerfpn fuber Tsrfcs
rsn) anfhnia ~ cher In sinent nn'fOhsnofn
Counts lieai Eas Mort rgstrtfhnh fpie "
hlefsm Tnrnardnben aebrnf6t, W. effintfrf
ala eln Efah, ipo bsrdifftnse 0firdnfe rfrs
Fnnft oSer arm Musihnnfberfcmf IN Cuaniiins
Ten ben suefftser aIs elmer Dailone gspdiisH
peresn j.
I'm befna.er wtatr icIr tln Etimmsetfd ~
ber scIoenben Eorm bDrIie1sn:
INTOXICATING LIQUORS.
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Me. 20.
ausoebauns Der Staatsbonbcren;e
auf fiinisig Williouem Collars fir
2anbitrasen BON Gouutp su
Gpautp.
drtifel VIII.

urfstel VIII.
Geitiou /. Der Etaat barf SHnl,
zen fontrabieren. I'M seleeent!i6e
bebIbetrdge ober Riubereiniia1men su
eeden ooer Gusgaben. fur Die feline ans
eertrefftge Rorforge eetroffeu iii, su
teItrerten; itboh iol Ser 0eidn,ibetrng
FOLDER biret.eu unb anporbergeiebene
Ehuleea, mogen iie auf WrunS elmer
ooer nIebrerer aite> Der General OF.
lembIb" ooer su oeridiebenen Seitpes
ricben tontrabiert ieih,N niemals bic
Enmrle ocn Observation-Disclosures
tauienb collars iiberiteigeu; unb Sns
aus Der Ehaffims ioI6er S6uIben ers
oielh 0eIb lou 81 benz Siued. fur ben &c
erlnngt iuurbe, oher our GiIeuug Der
tcntrabierteu SduIbeH uBb su !einerIei
nuberm Sipede nertpanbi tperhen; pors
ousgtieet iuoejien, oab Geiese erlais
fen iDerbeu bnrfeI CUR Siontrahierung
bon Sdnlben uuo sur grmdd)tieun0
bon 8onbcusenbeu an c.siem gefrage,
Der iHsaefamt fiinfss gRiIIionen Iols
lars niht iiberifeige1 ion. gum 9fped
bes gdns. untbaus, BfIalternS uno
Snitnnbiesens eines Shifem5 bon 2oHes
itraben sur 8erbinonng Der ein5elHtu
Counties i'm gan5ea Stnnt. 2oditeus
HtuN 4siuaUlttN LDluAb IIutH VI SIttSut
Sabre nnsgeeebea trerben hiirfen. uno
ts fcn idhrIit Elm geniiseueer 8etrao.
UNI bic Sinfen auf beiagie Bombs 6u
ibrsr ginloiune beim Gailieiperben Su
lhaffeH. nmgtlegt unb bnrh Sterern
e.nee3oeea irerbeu; onh fonen Oeieee
erIaiitn trerben, I'm fur bic grbaItuns
beioster Etrabea goriorge su freffeE.
EoIGe 2anbirobeu (magor roobs)
iouen anf Grunb nngemeiuer 0eiese
nls foIGe beitirrmt. unb bic qoitea bel
@nls. llnbnus. Rilniterns, Nepdries
refts unb Snitonbbaitens berieIben io.'
len bonn Gtante besnblt iperbsr. Die
| @eitiuninn9eu bteier Seiiicn ioller
turh Eesticn BON drtiieI XII
nidt bsfhrdnit cher beeiraraftigt tuer'
| ben.
eeftion 1, artitel VIII Der Der-
| foifung beidr6nft bic StaotsihuIo
| ouf iiebe1bun0ertinofi tauienn
Dollars.
TieIes Mnenbement erkobt Die
SAuIbengrenae, fur ben 5eftiulmten
9fpef bes Bnns, lln,bni,s, pflniterns
uni Observation-Disclosures zines Gp.
items bon 2anbitrnBen striffen ben
ein,eInen Counties, ouf fiinfsig Weil-
Iionen Dollars ino ipirb, i'm Gole
Der Annnbme, an @eiesgebungsoften
| errn1f,tieen, bie cine auseabe bon
Stantsbonbs i'm Guberiten @einnntbe.
trnee BON fiiRfsig Wsinionen Donora
norfeben. Niht mebr aIs sebn wfiI.
Iionen Dollars in Donbs fonnen in
eiHem Sabre ousgeeebm iperben. Die
Qoften bes Dnus ui1b Der ErboItung
bieies epFtens bon 3oubitroben sipi.
f4en ben eirseInen Gounfies ioIIeu
bonn Gtonte be5obIt, inb fir bic Gin.
Ioiung befnster Bombs ion Doriorse
getroffen iperben. Ter 0tre6 III, Def,
Gtnm Sii 01itorifieren ilnb III ernidb.
tiger ein Gbftem pernlaneuter 0dnb.
itraben Sirr Derbinhansg Der einseInefl
Counties Su bouen NIB 81 erboItea,
beiien Rotten oisf bos ampe Gtniet-
ouel@a innceIaGt negA4 tolIes.
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g Selt I q m.

Ri9ter: .Warum baben Gle benr
bum1ls ben 9lngaben bes 3sugen
ShulSe nidt eeglaubt9"
0aifDirtb: Der Wann mar 10 be-
trunten. baB i9 ibn ni9t fir Don neb.
men tonnte."
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As. 80.
3egeIaug Ses gsrFdernnssmeiems.
MsfiseI VIII.


Eelticn @. Seine Beieee IoIIen er.
Inifen tperheu, bic elm Gountp. eiHe
.Staot. elm 5ofpu ooer 5cpnihip turt
bic Gbisirrmuiq ibrer Burger. oeer
fonittpie erm6htieen. ~Gi.iondr RI elmer
.auf G!.iennuesabe btariinheten Beieus
ihait. aorpcratior oSer gencIienihait
iptIGer dirt auG irnmer Hi tuerDen.
oner @cIb fir cine berartiae Geieus
ihoft, acrporation oner Benciienihafi
auf3ubrineen ober befielben ihreu ares
biz, htreH ober stpeds llnteritiieuna,
sr Berfiigurg ~ iteuen; porauS9eitsi.
bas nifts In sieiem gnrarrnphen bic
Werfider,rae DiitrtIiher 8ebdloe cher
offenifitxu gieentiims in 8eaenieiiios
.ettss Wrriiherunasberbdreen ober sBes
ieniGdfien berbirberr iou Beitee
eiirien erIdiieu tperben sireds gles
auIiernng nuer Idien, bic pom iraeno
elmer WerEdlerurgs Beienifdff, sapr.
poraiion cber sBeHoNcuihdft berehnet
trerben ober berednet ,perben fc1en.
bic urier Ben Geieseu oiefes Gtantes
organizer. III pbtr elm auf profit be-
refnetes geriiterungseei6dft in nies
iem S.dnie tut
Gieies noreeihIagerc ENHANCEMENT
miro es erlnogIihen. baB ofientlidjec
gieentiim in 8egenieitisfeits 8erii.
heruuasperbanoen unb .8eieIlihof.
ten neriidert ,peroen barf, Elm Red,t,
oas urrter Der aegentudriiseu 8eriai.
iitna In ssrase seiteIlt mar. Sn Die.
Ter Siniidlt ipirb Die 8eaenieitigfeits.
geriihering auf Die eieid,e 9oiis nit
onberen 8e-iiherunesorten geiieIIt,
unb Der Sinnt fpirb auf ernldf,tist,
Die electromagnetic su reguIieren.
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5niatbei thinning.

Gefiion 10 bon Grti!eI VIII iit bier,
cur6 tuiberrufen.
Gieies gIulenoement ifafit bic
Stoatsbeborbe fiir oifentlide 4rbei.
ten ob unb beitimntt, oaB bic iest
bon iener 8eboroe oisgeiibten geiug.
niiie unb gilihten I'M 8erein init an
beren gilitien, bic geieslid) noreeie-
ben tperoen nlogen. BON benz S,tper.
irIten6enten Der offentIihen arbeiten
ouseeiibt iperben iouen, Der bonn
@ouperneur auf ie elm Sobr su er.
neunen III.
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Muf @runo r6n Gtotiitifen Der
Ohio Bar Gont1iiIiion" fpirb Bel
Beredniing bon 3inien nnb I'll.
1iiligsfonos llnfoifen onf fiinfsio
MiIlionci Collars All breinnbcinbnIG
Dro5cnt, Bel Bombs nnf iiinfiinoorei.
bis Sabre, bic In getrdgcn bon flint
RiIIipnen Collars icoes csnbr oitsae.
1cben tperben, bas gerb1Itnis Der
nuf Wriino bicier gonbo,tsanbcn
bnrd, bic peridteocncn Giaentunrs.
fIaifen innerbaIb Ses Stnotes onfsu.
brinsenben steuer tpie iorat icin:
SupIiiat gertdiinss
gruHbsigsnium In
Ei1stcr Huo 8ils
issfss s3stsst5l,s ss .s5 ,ls sle aros
Sefieniiitf gntbns
ieilfn ..s... 80 tIz.So2.sy3 l4.I
ecmssii4es Giaen.
inai 80. ..... sei.437.72s ia
ciaais. giensr
Turisfnf Sc o02 f32 090 100 0 Irgs
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7usisfni .. $500, 49,. .oso 1000 Eros.
Turdihnitt alf ben aopf Der gc.
uoIferung pro Sabr 53 Gents.
GurhidnittItde iabrlihe Steucr
auf ie $1,000
6iir bic eriten 10 Sabre 261a Gents,
iSiir bic nddliten 10 Sabre 43 Gents,
Giir bic Iesten 10 Sabre 90 Gents.
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M1 nlifi ia

o.: .Jreunb Bed bat feline pneumd
tits inrmer am beiten gefii[lt."
g.: ~aa, Ct IT, sin Wsiiter tn =
pxmpsu.1
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For License to traffic In In
toxicating liquors.
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Against License To traffic in
Intoxicating liquors.
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No. 81.
ato. 81.
abidaffuns Der geb0rbe fur 6ffeut.
Hide ar6eiten.

St!tiou i2. Go Iange bisier Stndt
offentiihe arbeiteu hnt. bic elmer Gber'
aufitft benotieeu. fou ein Supcriniens
bent Der 6ffentIiGeu arbeiten bonn Gous
oerneur fit einen eiuidbrieen amtstsrs
min errannt fperben, nit ben iest bon
Der 9eborbe fir offeniIide Hrbeifen
aiissetibten gefugniiiel unb Bflihten.
uno nit ioI6en nnbern gflidteu. biz
eeiesIida pcreeieben perSen moaeu.
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IaToxIcATrNc LIQUORS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15
GRASS PRODUCTION.

CONTINUED from Page Nine.)
very heavy seeding was believed 90
be necessary in order to insure a
good stand. This mixture has been
used for some time on the Arlington
Farm, with good success, cutting as
high as 2 10 and three tons Of hay
20 the acre.
The work in South Carolina has
been eminently satisfactory, practl.
cally all of the 100 farmers having
fine crop of hay this season. From
all indications some OF these plots
will cut 2 1.2 to 4 tons per acre. So
mlch interest has been aroused in
the matter that farmers are now
preparing to put out two additional
acres, making three acres in all They
have found by this demonstration
that they can grow enough hay o
take care of two or three head on
horses used in their general farm
work. The success with the hay crop
has encouraged farmers, furthermore
20 look into the livestock PROPOSE
ton to the end of introducing greater
t:yersification and devoting less
acreage to cotton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15
CHURCH SERVICES
Central Union Church.

Rev. Doremus Scudder, D. d., min.
ister; Rev. Amos A. Eberso!e, associ
ate minister.
Bible school, $3.50 a M, Mr.. Will
am A. Bowen, superintendent.
Bosworth Bible Class for YOUNG
People, 10 a. M, conducted by the as
sociate minister.
Adult Bible Glass for Men ana Wo
men, 1910 a. m, conducted by Rev
F. s. Scudder.
Morning worship, II a. M, sermon
by The associate minister, The Need,
ed Power"
Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:3C
p. m. THE Secret of Strength" The
service viii be conducted by Miss
Esther NJ Erickson, the newly elected
secretary of the Young Women''
Christian association.
Commencement services of Oahl
college, 1880 p m. Sermon by Rev
R. f. Smith, "Lifes Possibilities anC
Their Embodiment"
Christian Church.
The Christian church invites you t
its services Sunday, especially if yol
are without a church home, or if yol
do not attend another church regu
larly. The sermons tomorrow will
both be given by Minister Peters, anC
if you are willing to listen to a plaiT
message upon important phases o
modern life you will find a corda
welcome. The church building is 10
Gated on Alakea street near King
The morning service is held at II enc
the evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Home of Truth.
Christian Healing and Teaching
1920 Kapiolani street, near Beretania
avenue.
Sunday service, II a. m, by Mrs
NJ. NJ Hunter-Jones, subject, "Where
and What is Heaven? Where an,
What Is HELP"
Wednesday, 1880 p. m. Lessons il
"Esoteric Nerve Culture" by DR.
Weaver.
Thursday, p, m. Lesson in Prac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

the nuitny was first discovered ON
this island. in addition to thorough
inspection Of baggage. instead of the
inter.island inspection now employed,
the fruitny might have been kept
confined TO the island Of Oahu and
the spread Of the pest to the ether
islands would have been prevented
for a number Of years to come.
"In just two years the Meditcrr9-
mean fruitny has spread to the five
largest islands of the group, isolated
ps they are by a large eXpanse Of
water, or equal to a distance extend.
ing diagonally across the State of
Colorado"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15
BOY SCOUTS DO NOT
HELP sTRIKE-BREAKERS

Samuel w. Finley of Moberly, Mis-
souri,, until the other day had the i'm
preston that the Boy Scouts could
be used by the police or by the fed
eral government in overcoming strik-
ers. He was very much alarmed
and wrote to James E. West, chief
scout executive, saying, Some of the
people around here claim that if there
was a strike, the police or headquar-
ters could order the Boy Scouts out
against the strikers. Is there any
truth to this?" In reply, Mr.. West
wrote: Need, ess to say this Office is
strongly opposed to any use of this
kind being made of Boy Scouts We
ere organized for the development OF
character which will help make the
boys better physically, mentally and
morally. If any of our scout masters
will be so unwise as you suggest they
will be promptly censured by this
office
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teal Christian Healing. by Mrs. NJ
NJ llunter-Jones Subject. Divine
Judgment, and Divine Law of ms
tico." This is the eleventh lesson I'm
an advanced course.
All meetings at The Home. A
cordial invitation is extended 10 al
seekers of the higher things of life.
Telephone 1923
Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints.
Church on King street near Thomas
square
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Lesson
topic, Pharaoh" Classes in D1th
Hawaiian and English and for all
ages. If living near this church bet
ter send your children to our school.
Morning worship, II o'clock, in
charge of Eloer Barrett and Jas.
Kanui.
lions Religio-Literary society, p.
m.
Musical and literary program and
regular lesson topic bearing on pres
ent day revelation.
Evening worship, 1880 o'clock. Ed
err Barrett, speaker.
Everyone is invited to attend, with
the promise that they will be vel
come.
Missionary service will be held in
the gospel tent on School street, near
Liliha street, at 1880 p. M, continu-
ing all week except Wednesday even
ing.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Sunday services: Sunday school at
9;45 a. m. for young people under
twenty years; lesson sermon at II
a. m. Subject, God the Preserver
of Man"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings at o'clock.
All services are held in the Odd
Fellows building, Fort street, where
also a free reading room is open to
the public daily from II a. m. to l
p. m.
All are cordially invited
Kakaako Mission Services.
Sunday, $3.50 p. m.--Sunday school
classes for all ages The Christian
Knights Young Mems Bible class ex-
tends a cordial invitation to any
young man to spend this hour with
them.
Christian Endeavor, SUNDAY, p.
m. Monday, p. m, Loyal Temper
ance Legion Sam Kamaka, president.
Tuesday, p. m, Synthetic Study
of the Bible commencing at Genesis.
Wednesday, p. m. Prayer meeting.
Thursday, p, m, Review Of Bible
study.
Friday, p. M, Learning Bible verses
followed by games for the children.
Saturday p. m, Studying S. S. les
son.
A cordial invitation is EXTENDED to
all to attend these services.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

4 girl may laugh at love, but lat
er she may realize that there is moth
ing better to cry on than a mans
shoulder.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-15

Fine job Printing, Star Office.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-12-19
Sinful Waste of Food.

Eurekal The be-spectacled
gentlemen whose business il is
to find out what it is that is
making the cost of living so high
have discovered a hole in the
nations pocket through which
"a, 10000 trickles out and is
wasted every day. To be more
specific, this sum represents the
value of food spoiled or thrown
away in the home kitchen. This
wasted food. these scientific gen.
tlemen tell us, is sufficient to feed
a nation of 1000, 900 people, as
for instance. the combined pop
ulation of European Turkey and
Persia, or all of Manchuria.
Perhaps we will comprehend it
better in terms of our own cities:
that is, enough is wasted in our
kitchens to feed the combined
population of New York, Chica-
go. Philadelphia. Cincinnati. st.
Louis. San Francisco, New Or
leans, Los Angeles. Omaha, Den
yer, Portland. st. Paul, Mime
apolis. Detroit. Milwaukee.
Cleveland. Buffalo and Kansas
City.
Seems impossible. but the con-
servati0nits tell us that these 4
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-12-19
RAyAGES OF DRINK SC0URGs
Appalling Statistics Issued by
Paris Show What Alcohol Is
Doing for France.

Some idea of the appalling raw
ages made by the drink scourge
in present-day France may be
formed by the terrible series Of
statistics showing the relation
between alcohol and madness
which specialists attached to the
principal Paris lunatic asylum
have Just made public.
These figures reveal that since
1868. when exact records were
started, the proportion Of male
lunatics whose loss Of reason is
caused by drink has increased
from II TO 4S per cent. while on
the female side the percentage
has risen from less than 2 to 20.
Most of these unfortunates,
say the authors of the report,
are psychopaths descended
from other alcoholics. "
The writer's conclude with the
following statement, which is
considered to have a particularly
sinister bearing on the population
question in that country:
of every thousand children
born Of alcoholics about one third
disappear either at birth or in
the first two or three years. and
among the survivors there are a
large number of idiots, epilep-
ties. many degenerates devoid of
moral sense. and lnstinctively
perverse creatures Of abnormal
IL 10 enough to regard the
great group of various species of 7
mental degeneracy bequeathed by !
alcoholics to their children to be
sure that alcoholism supplies the
mems side of the Paris asylum |
with three-quarters of their pop /
ulation. -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-12-19
THE DAMAGE SUIT INDUSTRY
Big Amount Of Personal Damage
Claims Paid Out BY Rail-
way Companies.

Three million dollars in person
al injury claims were paid out by
Texas railroads during the
twelve month period ending
June 80. 1912. according to the
reports Of thirty-two of the
leading Texas lines. This breaks
all records for any single pre-
vious year and brings the total
up to S2S. i25, O00.00 tor personal
injury payments during the past
twenty-one years or since the
creation Of the Railroad Com
mission. The amount Of claims
per mile Of line operated has in
creased from S25. 90 in 1891 to
$4,000 in 1912, which is equiv
aIent TO go per cent. The gross
earnings during this period
show an increase OF only 100
per cent and the total mileage
has increased only IS per cent.
Personal injury claims in 1912
represented $50 per cent of the
gross earnings Of that year and
the average for the u year
period is 2.05 per cent. The
personal injury claims tor 1912
exceed the total claims paid dur
ing the first six years existance
Of the Railroad Commission by
$43S. 600.
Ohio. New Jersey. Washing
ton. Oregon and other states
have paid heed to the damage
suit industry IN a practical
manner and a recent investiga-
ton of a Wisconsin Legislature
revealed the fact that only SIS. 90
out OF every $4,000 paid for
personal injuries in that state.
reached the pocket of the injur-
ed.