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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
POOR MANS TALE
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eu Si''.i", counsel III auHl'ioh 10 inc
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

NEW YORK. n. Y. - Mrs. Ethel
Croker Breen. daughter of Richard
Croker, fermer Tsmnany boss. IL
valued at 100000 In n suit begun by
her husband John ]. Breen, against
Croker and his two sons, Richard
junior and Howard. Breen charges
his wife's relatives with having alien
atcd her affections. and he wants dam
ages for the loss Of her companion
ship ana services. Brccn IL groom.
lie ana Miss Ethel Croker clOped to
Hobokcn on the night of April 2S, 1910,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The General University Catalogue
OF Yale Just issued, showed a total I'M
iversity registration of 3,229, a de-
crease from last year of 30.
+ i I; + + + + ! + + + + 1. + 1. + +
they win have the cantonmcnt and the
tents, too, In good condition at the
end Of two years. II they don't, they'l
have no cantonment and no tents
either, ana win have spent half what
cantonment would cost"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
HAWAII ANDa@FHE TRUST


. Hawaiis reply to the charge .
!. Of alliance with the Sugar Trust 4.
" is contained In the testimony .
:. of X. i. Rithet before the Hard (.
wick investigating committee. .
This testimony In fun II pub &.
; lshed In the Industrial section (.
) of the Il bulletin, American 4.
> Hawaii, People and Industries" .
> Mr.. Rithet's testimony Is in .
structive and lively reading for .
" anyone who wants to know /.
about Hawaii. Copies are to he .
; had at the Bullctin office or &.
the book stores. .
@ o @ @ @ Q @ 9 . . Q Q o Q 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

at all anxious to take his advice. But
finally some of the more progressive
ones saw that it meant dollars aud
cents in their packets to learn how
to grow bananas sure of sale in San
francisco, and they not only adopted
his ideas, but began to ship under Ter
ritorial SUPERVISION.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Territory, and II it is kept up it should
mean lot more. Assisting him is
II. d. Wall, selling expert of the
Coast, ana together they are making
real progress toward developing small
farming In Hawaii though 1t is a slow
and sometimes disappointing job.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Isaac II, Seviegard, former general
superintendent of the Philadelphia Il
Reading Railroad, died in Florida from
blood poisoning, caused by injury
from catfish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The first Hindu scholarships In an
American college have been provided
for AT the University of California by
Sirdar Jawala Dlngh, wealthy Hindu
farmer OF Moreland, Cal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

J. +. Hackfeld and II Focke Of the
firm of Hackfeld y 90. have been ON
Maui for week Mr. Hackfeld has
just returned from Germany. lie II
enthusiastic over the improvements In
the Pioneer Mn Company since lie
was last here.-Maui News
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record March 8, 1912.
From 10: 80 a. m. to 4: 80 %. m.

Entered Tor RECORD mareh D. is'S'
from 'o;So a. M 10 4'So p' m.
iiuakihi kaalhue ct al 10 fhllip
N""''"'
'hihs Kong sun 10 hahs 'hai
Hing 's'''''''''''''''''''''''''bS
kaualoku ana hsh To 'hock Tohs NJ
M""u'' - S"'''S w u ''s'' '''' Nv
Wlillah .'as'e' W. ny ATTY 10
Joseph hnle ''''''''''''''''' Liter
Waterh"use trust 70 i'' W
western n lawn ihNS'h' 20
LA ''''''''''''''''' VI
- " ' ~ -
ihwh ihNstht I" i'"''''''''''A VI
Edgar hehriaues ana WI 10 puh
OF Mary u becki'S '''''''''''
s"eereo 'or neeora warren o. H'S'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Colonel Roosevelt, when asked about
the declaration for him by Governor
Hadlcy Of Missouri, said: II see they
are doing things out there"
Mrs. Joseph Drcxcl. widely known
In social circles and mother of Mrs.
Harry Lehr of Baltimore. died at her
town residence at Philadelphia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
COLORADO IS IN
HARD LUCK
HERE

The cruiser Colorado faces one Of
the toughest Of tough luck situations
that II possible under the present sys-
tenn of running the navy. If. as is
generally believed here. Honolulu il
Pacific fleet by the powers that-bo in
Washington. II means that guns and
target RATS are some 1000 miles apart,
with no immediate prospect of coming
also means that the Colorado. which
stood No. / In the entire United States
navy for fail target practise may he
out of the running for the general eff
fcicncy pennant, the grand prize of
the service, which goes to the ship
having the best all-round average ut
both target praCtises. steaming trials,
and number Of other things not def
performance last fall the Colorado has
a big edge on the other ships for the
pennant, and to run the chance of los
ing their chance makes officers and
men alike hop the decks with indigna
ton.
Even II the Pacific fleet Is ordered
back to the Coast just In time to get
into the practise, the Colorado men
advantage of going in without thorough
preparation, and at the close of an cX-
tended cruise. The same plant comes
from the california and South Dakota.
but in Il more modified key. ns they
haven't as much at stake as has the
Colorado.
on to Sea.
Ten o'clock Monday morning Is the
hour set by Admiral Switzerland for
taking the three cruisers outside, and
until next Saturday gun pointers prac-
tise and other shipboard work In prep
aration for target practise will he car
ried ON. Lieut. COmdr. Leahy. fleet
ordnance officer, has been In consulta-
tion with the ordnance officers OF the
other ships. and everything possible
will he done to prepare for firing the
big guns. so that In case they are back
in time. the men will he able to give
II good account of themselves.
II is improbable that the Pacific
fleet viii have n regular chief of stan,
now that the second division has been
abolished and the official machinery
simpliicd. According to regulations.
however. the captain of the flagship
acts as chief OF stan unless one II
appointed by the secretary of the navy.
so Captain Harlow of the California
IL now the nominal chief of stan of the
fleet.
New Captain Of Yard.
Lieutenant Lemuel NJ. Stevens, who
was transferred from the California to
the Honolulu Naval Station, and who
Is now captain Of the yard, has the
distinction Of being the first member
of his class i90I-to he assigned to
shore duty. Usually for about eight to
ten years after leaving the academy
naval officers are kept at sea, and then
the usual tour Is three years at sea
and two ashore The new captain of
the yard wears only stripe and II
half 80 his appointment here Is quite
AN unusual distinction.
Lieutenant Stevens sent for his wife
before he even thought of applying for
station here, ana when Mrs. Stevens
arrives Monday she VIII have the
pleasant surprise of finding herself in
n permanent, instead Of n temporary.
home. Lieutenant and Mrs. Stevens
will occupy cottage close To the res
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Contractor Wilson will start work on
the Haiku extension Of the Kahului
on Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The Seaconnet mills of Fall River
have passed the regular dividend for
the NTH consecutive quarter The last
dividend was / per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

II. u. Weller left on the Lansing last
Saturday for the Coast. lie viii be
gone about three weeks
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Editor Sheba Of the Hawaii Shinpo
came over to Maui on the Claudine
saturday morning. This Is the first
time Mr.. Sheba has been ON Maui lie
Is thinking of starting Japanese pa
per here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

e. T., Myers returned from Hama on
Tuesday, where he has been doing
some survey work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The son of ]. y. :. Williams, who II
4 freshman at Yale, finished his first
year with high honors, He also rep
resented Yale NJ the intercollegiate
swimming meet In New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09
MAUI NOTES

J. D. Stewart Of the Coast and Geo
dctiC Survey Is back ON Maui.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Mrs. W +. Pogue, who underwent
an operation last week, IL improving
rapidly and will be out Of the hospital
H. "a couple Of weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The work on the Kahului brcakwater
IN finished All that now remains to
be done Is little trimming up. There
have been $1,000 tons OF rock put into
thc new breakwater
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The IIyades took 100 tons OF mo-
lasseS away from Kahului this week.
to Port Hadlock. This Is the first
shipment of Waikiki molasses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Dr. Carey and Mrs. Carey came over
to WailulIu from l.ahaina Thursday
from Hawaii, where he has been for
several weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Word has been received that Mrs,
proved in health. and that his condi-
ton IL not so serious IA at first
feared
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The Kahului tennis club IL making
arrangements for a tournament In the
near future. william Walsh and Cor
don are the tournament committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

Work on the foundation of the build
Ing for the new electric company was
started Friday morning, aud the work
of putting up the poles ~ fairly under
way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09


Saturday for the Coast. lie will be
gone about three weeks.
Mrs. W. f. Pogue, who underwent
an operation last week, IL improving
rapidly and will be out Of the hospital
H. "A couple Of weeks.
The Hyades took 100 tons OF mo-
lasseS away from Kahuui this week.
to Port Hadlock. This Is the first
shipment of wailuku molasses.
The Kahului tennis club IL making
arrangements for a tournament In the
near future. william Walsh and Cor
don are the tournament committee.
The Nahiku Rubber 60. collected $40
Pounds of washed rubber during the
month Of January. This Is most ex-
ceilent showing for the infant indus
try.
Work on the foundation of the build
ing for the new electric company was
started Friday morning, aud the work
of putting up the poles ~ fairly under
way
Word has been received that Mrs.
T.. +. Baldwin's father Is much Inn
proved In health. and that his condi-
ton II not so serious IA at first
feared.
Dr. Carey and Mrs. Carey came over
to Wailuku from l.ahaina Thursday
morning. The doctor has just arrived
from Hawaii, where he has been for
several weeks.
The work on the Kahulmi brcakwater
IL finished. All that now remains To
be done Is u little trimming up. There
have been 5000 tons OF rock put into
tbs new breakwater.
The son Of ]. n. 5. Williams, who Il
t. freshman at Yale, finished his first
year with high honOrs. lie also rep
resented Yale NJ the intercollegiate
swimming meet In New York.
Editor Sheba Of the Hawaii Shinpo
came over to Maui on the Claudine
Saturday morning. This Is the first
time Mr., Sheba has been ON Maui lie
lis thinking of starting n Japanese pa
per here.
j r. Hackfeld and II Focke Of the
firm of Hackfeld y 90. have been ON
Maui for week Mr., Hackfeld has
just returned from Germany lie II
enthusiastic over the improvements In
the Pioneer Mm Company since he
was last here.-Maui News.
The Seaconnet mills of Fall River
have passed the regular dividend for
the NTH consecutive quarter. The last
dividend was | per cent
The General University Catalogue
OF Yale Just issued, showed total I'M
Il. Il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-09

The Nahiku Rubber 90, collected $40
month Of January. This Is II most ex
ceIlent showing for the infant indus
try.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Uananakattal -Tnurtt.
st 0ulllf Bla0 1fripcr:

st oalli It 8lo0 ifriper:
De1 omerifonlfe Eananlafa1ol.
SOP er blepen til Girfeligbe6, Oa Sen
fif Grplioent Salts ltn0erifrift
Com Sen forelaa peotaget al Sc lop=
gipenbe 6orlnn1linger par Den e1
l11uft gfsempel pao, bpor lioer
@pgt Ell Storrnagt logger paa gip=
ne 2pfter, og poo Sen fulofomne
Mangel poo Sampittigbeb, bporme>
trl1fne 9lftoler brD0es.
0}eb Orb, lom life Sen opgttglte
og ineoig1te i5ortolfer tornaar at
bortforflare, be6oer Set Groftate1'
Qf 1904 mellem gnglanb og Mme=
rifo, Sen ioafolote @op<Eounccfoote=
Operensfon1lt, at fremme0e Sfibe
lfol betole iamlne sltgift lom ame=
rifonife. Sffe 6es n1in6re font 6or=
iloget til at gaa n6 paa, at a111ert,
fonife Sfibe ingen 9lfgifter ifal BE-
tale, og at Observation-Disclosures Sfibe
operbopeoet life fan fua Easldgc
gjen11em &onolen. England bar
proteiteret moo 6nriloget, ser blanot
on6et bill placere Ganaoian=Foctfics
9on1pjfibsli11ier / en- nglten uml1>
Zig 5ituotio11. Hrotelten far fun
giort ringe Girf11i11g Sc amerifan>
Ife &amre, Sen bar bbert SSolb life
forbin6ret sSorllagets 8eotagelle
meo ubetD6elige sgn0ringer.
Som ct 0tibbel til at gienerboer=
be ser, tabte Slgtelle fprelaar Saft
gjennem &ongresier at pe6tage en-
a@11bring &analloben, bporbe6 set
tillaocs fremme6e Magter at laoe
s(fgiftslp6rgsmaalet pr9be ne6 Sc
nmerlfanlfe Oom1tole.
Set fon1ner MI oltlaa an paa,
om &ongresien bil be6tage bette 6or=
flag, og 6erneit, ON Sc fremmeoe
bar Sen forna0ne Eilli0 til Sc ome-
rifonIfe 9omltole, .n1e6 andre Sr0:
bar en- onben Mening om 6isie ii0=
ltes Metferbigbebsians ems ON Son:
gresiens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
Tra 4nlannrt.

9ficoragua og arbre iD6lige 9eatio=
l1er, forinoen 0en 11aar IND Sen
lri 6orfatnings Hara0is Den Jam.
me lmaalige Salol1ii og perionlige
Ee@rgierrigbe6 bos 9eberne, iom /
Oferico og 9ticaraglta far peret
Narlagen til 0e itabig inbre l1rolig,
beoer, er III pao Spill &ino og
trner me6 at ltanbe Sen M &egie,
rings 6remgang. 0o for nogle
faa Maaneoer itoen &eiler6gm1net
| / &tna bleo on1ltprtet, ioa bele oen
cipiltlere6e 8eroen til n1eb Eilfre6s=
FEB, baaben6e at en M og bebre
9@ra bar &ente for set ulpffeligc
2ano. Ween neppe pur Set feilerli=
| ge Salads blepet forloot al oen fei=
ierlige 5lGgt og Sen ferite fineiiife
&igS6ag lamlet, f6reno 5finlpgen
bleo bpffet mellem Sc ny 2eoere, og
Be begpnote at lammeniberge Jig
moo binanoen Selp Sen podlfi6n>
neliesbGr6ige og opofren6e Optre=
oen al 0r. Sun, iom por &epl1bli
fcns fdrite probiiorilfe Nrpli6ert og
,n6en SbibI Sen Won6, ser por be6lt
ififfet til at lebe SEN npe Megjering.
men iom trof Jig tilbage til syor6eF
for er Gibal, bialp life til at for
enc Sc itri6en6e Nartier, laole6es
! iom bon bap6e baabet. Set truer
| for St6en &inn ltprft me6 en- 8or,
gerfrig, iom fuloitenoiat pil e6eIea
ge set 6remifriotsarbejbe, SEN npe
&egiering allere0e far lt6ret1et
Naar man ier Sen langlomme oq
panifelige Nroces iom @ina, Merico
og an6re 2an6e mao giennengoa for
1opnaa 6ea fao b6jt tobpriife 6orfut=e
ming, iaa ct Sen cibiliiercoe Gerber
berettiget til at ipsrge, ON ioooolr
en- &egieringsforn birfelig ct beoft
for Sc 1tbt6en6e og u6pinte 9}ocer.
M}en paa Sen on6en Sioe fan Set
jo fife negtes, at Set Hrogram io1n
&ina bar 116ltillet Ter ubpre lobercc
116. Det biier, at SEN npifobte @e,
pnblif bar S0ecr, om Megjeri11gs-
anliggen6er og bets Tloos fatio=
|nernes 6orian1ing, og at 6isie ssoeer
|er / Sen rigtige 92et1ing.
9uan=Sbi=&oi Mepublifens fpr=
ite Fr9it6ent, bor u6trpft iig / fpl>
aen6e Orb: ~saSea dnifer at bpgge
for Millionerne, lom er og for @il=
lionerne. iom bill fonmc. @i On
ifer s9Sg6e, ri dnifer s(rbeioe, bi gn=
fer Syre6."
Saa naar olt fon1n1er til alt, er
ser 10 life bi6ere Torfiel poo Sine
iernes Erogram og bort. Ouon bar
/ fao Sr6 u6trDt set @oob, iom Sc
notwithstanding Mosler / Sc SSor.
ene6e Stoter nprer.
@ba6 er Menfngen al al 6enne
0iip11t ON 8eborelien al g}atione11s
@jplpefiloer, on1 ToI0rebilion, o1,1
&egulering al Srulterne, ONT vesSSl1i>
tiotip", u&eferenDum" og rMeca1l"?
Me1ingen er Sen, at hi pnifer at
bpgge for Mtllioner, lom ollere6e le-
Der, og at bi dnifer at gjdre 9epepil.
foorene en- lille @n111le be0re for Sc
Millioner, lom bil fon1me.
81 dnifer 6poe og rigeligt al Sen
til en- billigere Yris ems MI. &i pm,
ifer 9lrbei0e, iaa pi fan betole for
6e1i 6g0e, bi faar. Ti pnlfer syreo
ioa ri fan peliigne 8er6en 1neb Gipi:
1iiationens @o6er / @teoet for at
g0elpgge Sen meo Mosiempr6erier
nes syorbon6elie.
&inos Hrogram er bort Hrogrom
= Set er set internationale Yro.
gram for alle Mcrnefer, lom tpllfer
paa oeres 8drn og &9r11ebgr11. Set
ct &i9rligbe0e11s, &oobets og syren1=
ifrtbtets Nrogrom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Oscar $. Stra1s, forbenp. @an.
oels= og s[rbeiosminilte ter Yrpii=
oent &ooiepelts &abinet, blep en-.
item1nig giort til Set progressive
Hartis &an6ioot for @uperngr al
Seem Dorf / Spracuie &onpentionen
sen 5. Septeu1ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Tprite 9sabo: uSdr, min 9o6e
Manb, beo Sc, at 0eres &gns itn,
oigpprf lgber i11o / min @ope og ro>
ber?"
s(n0en 9fabo: $50, Set bar jeg
nof tanft, for Sc fommer al6rig
igien."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

@erren (oeltagenoe til Sen blin-
6e Sigger): vMen bar Sc ingen
@lagtninge, iom fa1 bialpe Dem?"
9elr blinoe: $50, jeg bar eli
8ro6er, iom ogiao ct BLIND, men
MI ier bi binanben ijel6en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Sen fbrite officielle Tolfetelline
/ &tna biier en- Tolfemeng0e al
329,542,000 ssn6bDggere. Haa bper
@ba6ratn1il bor ser forbolospis 1893
Herioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

corbcns iamlebe @efolfning on
iIaaes til ca. LOO Mill. Menneifer,
og set biier Jig, at Ser for boer l, 900
Mgno fl,n er 900 &bin0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
9cn mi sSorfatnino / &ina.

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;Sorboloenes l16bifling / &ina lp-
mes at tp6e paa, at Ben unge Sic.
publif bill fomme til at giel1nemgaa
Sen lanme Sfiprsilo iom Meriro,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

sllbrie at ipigtc, set ltaar for mig
Jpn, 9ipets beielte Sob.
2aur. 8runn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13
BlanAt Tannan1wnn.

@aitpr =. @asmnsicn fra Yarlier
California bar mo0taget aaloet
ionl @rGlt / Alblano, Micb, og 6or=
ltunoer for 0pjifolen. 5ttllinge11
tiltruDes 1,p1te 5on1l11er.
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9larsmpoe. Den la1llmenllutteoe

9larsmpbe. Den laln1enl lluttebe
ltngbomsforenings 4be are6s -af=
bolot 9larsmeoe forrige l1ge De=
troit. Scr par ca. IS Silreilen0e.
0elegater og 9eiggenOe 2erer
Sfinobpj, Haltor Oan og Haltor 81.
g. sln0erlen talte.. 9ep StDrelle
polgtes: Sormano, 8aloemar Bob
bjerg (Gbicogo); 9faltformono, Re,
ter Tltergaaro (Gbicago); &oslerer,
Sens Sprenien (@raDling). Ser be-
pilqeoes $50 til -8la0et ul1ngbonl"
og $40 til @rano Tiep College:
ltngoonnsforerlingen blep gieitfrit
mootoget / Sc forlfiellige oan1fe
Stem Getroit, og Sc berpereroe
Me6lelnmer gop beres @jelter Ell
ltorortet 9(l>tonobiltltr giennem De
prpgtige og 1fjsnnc Farfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-13

Niartin Gbriitenien, tioligere
Sergeant peo 4c11oiba 4soliti, io1n
foriponbt for to Maaneber iiben, er
fomn1en ti(fmge. @an ileoe meo at
iltonbbringe cn iSorloning mes i'm
@uitru og line 8grn. Senere nn=
berrettche 6an Yo1iticbefen pm, at
ban bar bje>nfomme1 og afnentebe
bans Sr6rer.
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StatsicnaAur 9seocr eScnien / Ea

Stutsicnasur 9seocr Scnien Ga:
coma, @alb, er anflaget for at bope
beipeget Stote 9ooro Of Bbarmacp
for 81, ,1S0, mems ban por @efretpr
for oette. 6an arreltereoes, me1t
blep lcnere lpSlabt moo &ol1tion,
Senotor SSenien paaltoar, at belc
Mffprer er baieret paa Fnlittf. Sen
Gum, io,n ban belfpl6es for at ba=
be ta9et, i11bbefatter 9gn og Heile116.
glitter, mems fan bor Sefretpr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-23
SHOWS UNIQUE SITUATION.
Bryan Urges Pennsylvanians to Elect
Democratic congressman.

HARRISBURG, Pa. October OWL
liam J. Bryan resumed his speechmaking
tour of Pennsylvania here at 7 o'clock
this morning. being summoned from his
train to address a large gathering in the
station plaza. He urged his hearers to
send democrats to Congress to support
Gov. Wilson. If elected. remarking that
owing to the fact that Pennsylvania
elects four congressman at large this
year. each elector has a chance to vote
for five candidates for Congress, includ-
ing his district nominee. situation
unique in this country.
Mr.. Bryan declared that republicans
were responsible for the last three pam
les, even though one occurred under
democratic administration. when repub j.
can laws were in force. THE panic" said
he. rs four-year locust which appears
in October and gets its growth in the first
week of November"