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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
8efurm.

Der grGIibsnt 6dt ben apnereb auf
ben 7. 4priI 81 elmer Grira Sisung
ei~nberufen, bat aber ous Qrbsitss psns
fun niht norsei6rieben. Oas 1T abs
iiftlit geftebsn. Ssin Wuri6 1T.
bnB Der apngrsb ith ni6t bios nit
Der 5orif : Repifiou, fonoern aud NIT
Der Jinan3 : Reform befddftigt. Gr
hGlt IS aber fir ratbiam. lestsres
n;6t al erpdbnen, bomit bic 4uf
mertfamteit nift pom garif ubsslsntt
rtrbe. WGbrenb Der aongrsb bisier
II gerathung bot, pirb Der grGiiosnt
in aQer Siile nit elmer 4nsabl sab
tsuts unb Jibrer i'm aongreb lber
be bette Methobe our Reformirun5
Der Sffentiihen Giaansen berdtben
unh bag RsIultat in Jorm elmer Bill
nsm aonereb unterbreiien laH.n.
Saraus 1T gu srfebsn, bdb Der BRA
fitsnt hisIs QuFgabe fir bringIih
hGIt. sSn biefsr 4nfi6t finoet CT bic
3rftimmuns aler Jinan3perftdnbissn
in ben Der. Staat.n. Disfs balt.n Die
Jinan3reform fir nod nett tpiHtiser
Gig bic Sarif Rspifipn unb fie ions
nsr fit bisrfir auf quite 9riinb.
ittsen. Sn Der gansen Welt 1T Elm
unGetp66nliher @elbmonsel pahrs
re5mbar. @erurfodt tpirb er mid!
atlein bon ben 9altontrisgen, fonbern
md mebr BON ben Sanoelsperbdltnif.
fen. Jn alien 5ipilifirten 2Gnbern
tat bic Snouitris in ben lestsn Sab.
rsa einen sroBurtisen QuHhpunl
aenommen, rpoburd piei 9tlo abfor.
tirt porbsn lift. INSTRUMENTATION III
ebenfaus i'm Spiel, fpesiea in DETER
rid, bas ii6 aus biefsr urfade in
b6hit bebentliher finunsisller Gage
fsfincet. Mdhrenb dber onbere Qdns
Der iber mittel Derfigsn, um ariier
a5subdmmen, feblen ie BEL uns polls
'fdnbis. Gin Mitt.I III bi. Grb6bunc
oes 9istontoiuses, UNI ben 4bflut
ncn golh ndh benz 4uslnnbe auf'
3uhalten. Do mir feline 3entralbanl
6sfiben, permogsn mir uns nidt II
Der glsihen Weiie gu fdiisen. CIR
onberes Wittel III be gmiFton zines
gepiHsn Quantums Don ungebedter
Goten une tpenn bns nihi eeniIgt
zines Deiteren Guontums bon ffeuer.
tFlithtigeu Roten, Nu6 bieier S6u.
III inns aus benz sleihen @runbs Der
fust oaB mir ,eine 53entralbaut be
fiben. Mobl buben tptr Elm Gefeb
rpelhes bic GmiHton zines sepiHer
Betrases BON fteu.rpflihtigsn Hoter
aeftottet; Is tGnn aber srft In Qntpen
bung tcmmen, nadbem cine Rriiil
entftanben TIT unb niht UNI fs gu Der
hinbern. S4lxBlih inb ale srobel
turopGiffen Gambler O!6ubissrsNa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

SrrB aIIer Standardization
Bat Der QrGiioent nod on bic hunoerta
tonieno Iemter 3u pereeben, Die unses
fabr so MiQipnsn Dollars bas Suhr
e:nbrineen unb tpie perluutet, tpiu er
Inttie 9utrcnoqe ausnuBen, nm bic bon
Ter Qcltsno6lfabrt gebotenen 8eiebe
rom apnereb gu erlansen. Nus otss
fem 9runoe pirb bic Reubeiesuns Der
4emter erit erfolsen, na6oem Die
Qfrbeiten i'm apnsr.b 70 melt seoiehsn
finb, paB Der PrGiibent iiberitdnsn
tann, mas bieier bepiaigt unb mas er
pcrpeioert. Die 9ertpenbh. o Of
ftntlihen Nsmtern su bieiem 3tpete
gu tritiiiren, pdre iniofern Seuhelel,
als bic Rspublitoner genat oosielbe
8erfubren eineeihlagen huben. DC
Ginlen ipdr Elm Muiter in Der Stunt,
Die aemter al psrpertben. gr iests
euF bieiem Mege bic Gnneripn Der
9hiIippinen ourh. Rpoiepelt bat Dor
oieiem SpItem fpdrliheren Sebraut
asmaht uno Saft bat es unsei6itt
anoeDanDt, inbem er bic Progret' ter
curh Gntsi.bung bon Batronose nu1
noh aufidfIiger gemaht bot. aber MI
eIouben, oab es Elm pirtfameres Wttt'
te! oibt, uls 4emterpdtronaee, um oer
anngrsB gu be3pinssn unp audi prtn
sipisu psniser onitobis. 0us tit ot
G%inbsrufuns bon Grtra : SiBungsr
fQqs Der apnsreb Ith ipcrtbru6ig sr
reiFt. 9ieie Mstbobe bat Roo'soel
nit outem Grbfolse in 4ntpenoun!
cebratt. Wus Der &pugreB ihm Il
Der regulGren Sisuns psrpeiserts
~erIanste er burb cine Grtra : Sisuna
nobel er ben 3eitraum 5pifhen bie'sl
btitsn Sisunger oo3u ousnuste, IN
BEN 0oIte ausetnanber3ufesen. mas {
rrm aongreB Derlunst uro mas Die
fer pertpeigert. Selbitper'tGnoIih ban
nslte es fh um Wabressln gun
Shube tes Bottles. Der omerif. Yoli
iitsr peib gu gut, baB feline Df'snt
Tide 2uufbdbn gu Gnoe III, fpenn {
fd bos WibfuQsn pes Bottles 5usieht
Iisiss purbs nur betrpgen, fpern ol
Dr1iibenten feline alugen segen bi
!. Gonerebmitglieosr porbrudten, psi
man punn nift pubte, mas lie Der
frc6en batten. Sin grdiioent, Der IL
uuf bas9oIt ItuBt, brinot beiIer bnrt
a.s elm grdiiosnt. Der fid auf patrc
rage itibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
@enn has 6aus am 7. Qpril

8enn has 6aus am z. Ipril
suIammentritt, tperben bier poltttIhe
Gruppen BARN pertretsn iein: Repus
biitaner, 8emptruten, 9rosreftftsn
CRnoIepeItianer) uno fprti6rtttIits
Republitoner (2afoGettiten). Die
MoofepeItianer, bic 5tpansig Wtdnn
fart iino, iperoen iih uidt am repua
tlitunifhsn auutus betheiligen, NO
ruus oefdlpFen pirb, oaB tie nit Den
Temotraten suIammen sehen rperoen'
be iibrigens bic rnteritiBung in6e!s'
itrer acknowledgement Maioritdt midi
fraufeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Wenn es nit Der Wteloung feine
R:6tistsit bat, bab Der neusIte Scope
lin oas prpblem eel0it bat, feinolihe
GtslIungen erfolgrei6 gu beihteBsn,
70 perbeu bic 2uftflotten gu ioItem
llmfang auspahien pte bic Seeflot=
ten. Die gneIdnber, bic ihon ieit Wps
den iih iiber cine oeutide Quftflot@
tile d~ngftigen, bic iiber 8roBsSris
tannien bobinfIiessn ion, tperben burb
re Rutri6t. bab bieie 5lottiae audi
&ues 5uIammsnidieBsn tann, in
arGmpFe perfaIIen. 0os piro ober
eine ssiunbc Grfhitterung iein, tpsnn
fic baburh peranlabt peroen, stne
frcunbftaFtIihe Q%nndberung an
TeutIhlano gu Iuhsn. mas uns an
Der aeoaften Nu6riht siaentbimltt
fteint, lit ibre 8erpfIentlifuns.
9eutI6lanh pflsst feline miIitdriftsr
Gsebeimnif1e ni6t an bic Mausrn an
suitlaeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

isrph am glase, bob man ben bemcs
trctifhen Gprtffrittlern ~bebeuteno
rahifalere Eenbensen nadgefast bat,
ais iie in Wfrtlihteit hesen. Ods lit
btlr unfug ausufdreiben, sSeoen. Der
bic tritiife Sonbe an MibftGnbe i'm
Giooie anlest, 'uls Rabitalen uno
gcsialtften gu peribreien. DARN mar
Die SItlihe preFe INNER beIonbers
a,os. Sbre trantbafte abneisuns sss
GEN aefunbs 9erhGltniFe gins 10 melt,
Scb tie ielbii saft aIs Rabitalen DER
pdhtiate. Sic bat ipdter ibre aniidt
iiber ibn geonoert uRn oas eeihtehi
aun iest bestislih Der fortihr.tt!tten
Demptraten. Man bat iest bic Be
ratisuns. bab lie rsformirsn, abs'
ridt repplutioniren tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
2ofal Beri9t.
3niaaiser stsrs 9sSesnriade.

Coroner Or. 5certmeper gnb iein
8er0ift betreiis oes Iooes oes 33
Sabre alien Sobn Seanlon. bon Vo.
S63 Carlisle Apenue. nb. peldcr,
ruie berid,tet, Dor einiaen Goaen csst.
ieeIt nm Gube Der Ireppe hes $nnies
go. 229 gaeit Court Sfrube auige-
funben porben mar. Cine Gbbuftioa
S0rberie auber anoeren g~erlesnneea
girei EfabeIbriid,e Su Inge ulo bic
NoIiSci glaubte nnfanglit, bah Der
Neann ermcrbet ,porben iein fonate.
Ter Coroner entfdieo iebod nod
eingebenber llnteriud)iins, oab ScaH.
Ion 5ui1Lig bic 1reppe birunterge.
fallen mar nno iih bierbci Die tobts
lidei gerIeeuneen 5lgesogen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Die ernIhternbe Wirtung
Der Observation-Disclosures 6etunbst fih
out On Dem Senator Omen. Der gum
0oriissr Des 6pmmittees fir 8aHtsn
uab gurrenc1 ernaunt porosn III. Oils
tir Uertreter Deg rpilDsn, ponigen
Weitens" mar Omen INNER ie9r rabbi.
te(. Inter anoerem befirportete er
aud cine Regierungs : 9orantis fir
Gant : Oepoiitsn. Nunmebr bat er
ri. GrtlGruug a~bg.eeben, bob sr bieTs
@araatis aug isinem prosramm sss
friten babe. Qls 0runo sibt sr bi.
ff!s6tsn Gr~fabrungsn on, bic fem
Stimatbstuat nit bisfer gorantie sez
maht bat. Gleih3.itis bot er bi.
gerii6sruns ertbsilt, bab Inn nitts
fcrner Itebe, als bic 8efiirtportung Ell.
nes bi. gonten peinissnben gefeses
irie e. bic rabitdlen Glemente forbern
Der Grunb, ben er bisrfir oneibt, be-
Enfpru5t bsiOnberes SntsreHs. 81
faet, oab man nur idpers5ebler burd
ere gu nett gebenoe umgeitultuns be-
esbeH fDnns. Ssopebe Rsform. bi. tpsi,
t,i in priDate SntereFen ~etngreift, ali
~u1beoingt notbneubis lei. rihte Der,
fsirruHg al unb Dirte baburd
Iesdblif. Summn Summarum Ct.
heiit fih aud ben Demoiraten BIZ
Gihtigteit beg alten Sases: ~gs mir,
nihts 10 beib eeeeHen, mi. es setod
ipirD." Die tDeitere Wemsrtuns II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Die M ii e, tpelhe Repus
blitoner unb Semotraten chamber
rpeaen Der Observation-Disclosures i'm
Iesten Sungrsb MAIDEN, erinnern ON
Die Gef6ihte BON Dem 9opf, Der ben
SeFel ruBia ftalt. Di. Shutiahe, III,
tab beibe 9artsien f6uloig iinb. Gin
bemotratifhes Saus bat pobl bic
giQs poTIirt. aber Elm republttauiiter
Genat bat Tie nidt bios beitGtist,
frnoern fogar nod erhobt. Zen repus
flitauiiten grGItoeHteH, Der Die Sius
unteridrisb, molten mir ausneAmen.
FL er ii6 in elmer 3pansslage bes
fcne. Gr tpnnte Die unterfhrtft nitt
pe1tpeisern, pbns fsinem 4mtsncts
frlasr cine in gdn5litsn Stiqtano
oeratbsne Resierungs : Weaihinerte
az binterlaFsn. Die Songreb : Nit>
etleber beiber garteien tperfsn NIT
g!eiter RItIthtsloiigtsit nit BEN
Gelr I'm fih unb aus benz gletfen
9runoe, nm nit ben 9erniaiquns
aen Stimmen gu fangen. Sn betoen
9arteisn piro bieie 9eridpenburgss
frht oufbOren, rpsnn ous 9erpi1is
eanos : Snftem babin ssdnoert piro,
bqb ale @ertptQigungen on Elm gubs
est : Gommittee geben. bos ale
ppiten elmer senousn RsDiiipn untsrs
3;eht, rsip. bic u%nnothissn poften
fIreiat. 4rdItoent Saft bat cine fol-
de Ginridtuns ~brinSsno empfobleu
uEo, g~rdfiosnt Dilion piro lid benis
hea. lie oura5uissen. Rptbp.noi1
tersu 1T blos, baB sr al. Bertpiui;
curgs : gius, bic iib.r bas Mab gs'
Fen, pstirt unb ben &ongrsb 5uidms
msnbsbdlt. big biefer bic Bins srano'
.iG repioirt bat.
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8 a.

Dams: .s3isf mir meme bidsR 6os
fen an. Wama. 5eur irieoen mir bic
g9u!aeugniHe!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Geit 1889 1T Der aonsreb ies
eesmal, fpenn elm neuer 9rdfiosnt ges
rodhlt purbe, gu elmer Grtro : Sisuns
sinberufen noroen, nm ben 5drtt 81
reribiren unp niemals 1T elm %Derninfs
tiger Sarif gu Stanoe 9etommen.
War boffen, enolih einmal cine Nus
nal.ms bon biefer Regel Su erleben.
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Ginbredsr.

Der Dffifs Der Girmn q. O. Dunn
q Go. i'm Snsdns O<b6ube tpuroe
Stpifhsn SAmftas Mbenb xnb Nontdo
9iorse1 bon Diebsn Elm Hsiu4 abses
ftoitel, iptl&k ge9s qultt erbroGen,
iebo& nus 800 Ii 0oar unh eiRios
HrsdmoSten srbeatsteA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
Worlds News

A wealthy Stockton rancher, going
home after dark, fell in a posthole
diving in head first. He couldn't get
out, and suffocated. - :->...-:
Now that the ways and means com
mittee of congress has revised the cot
ton schedule, it is discovered that the
committees figures were $47,000,00O
less than the actual cotton production
amounts to- -..: -: .."5::.. .. ...:=.:.e
The bodies of seventy-fiye Chinese
are being shipped from San Diego to
China The Cinnamon have been dead
from ten to twenty years. ...> H..
A woman flying with French avia-
tor got her skirt caught in the levers,
the plane toppled and both were kill
ed. >@.. :.>... =. = 4
A sudden weather change %in Chi
cago caused the thermometer to drop
40 degrees in few hours. >=
Sarah Bernhard has arrived in Par
is from her American tour 100000
richer, and mot at all fatigued'.
The Southern Pacific is to spend
$45 900 900 in the west for new sta
tons and more track and equipment
preparatory to the 1915 rush. Il. .
Thirty-one weather bureau EN-.
ployes have been reduced for their po-
litical activity in behalf Of former
Weather Chief Willis Moore. ..."@
President Wheeler of the University
of California declares that Emperor
Wilhelm of Germany prevented a gen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
HARBOR B 0 Ard
APPROVES new
PLANS

An entire new set of plans, re-plot.
ting the approach to the wharf at Ku-
hio Bay, Hilo, prepared at the sug.
gestion of Superintendent j. w. Cald-
we'll, was approved by the board OF
harbor commissioners yesterday aft
ernoon. The new road Is to extend
in a diagonal line from Front street
to a point within few hundred feet
of the pier.
Under the new plans piece of land
now owned by Senator John T. Brown
will be needed, and the public works
department has been advised to pro-
cure the tract by an exchange Of lots
with the private holder.
The $4,000 appropriated for the
.thoroughfare to the new wharf is to
be spent in grading sixty-four foot
right-of-way from Front street to the
wharf and in paving to twenty-four
width the road from the pier terminus
toward Front street as far as the fund
will carry the work, the remainder
to be undertaken by the city of Hilo.
1t is planned to use only the ver5 best
material, making a roadbed that will
endure fifteen or twenty years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
HAWAIIAN SCENES in MOVIES
AREFAR FROM true TOLIFE
Few Genuine Facts Are Smothered in Maze of naccura
ces Untruths and Pure 'Bunk'-PctureS Good and In
terestng but Apparently aiken Many Miles Away from
These Islands

Iture was snare and a delusion. Evil
IDENTIFY not the slightest regard had
been paid to getting facts or interest
ing data. ss:
The morning after the lecture got
in touch, over the phone, with a Mr..
Friedlander, who said he was manag-
ing the show. After telling him what
/ thought of the lecture he grew in
dignant and disputed the facts for a
time. ~
/ asked him If he lad ever gotten
any information from Mr. Wood of the
Promotion Committee, but he had
never heard of him. / couldn't learn
If Friedlander had ever visited the
islands, but in the end he gave me a
cordial Invitation to attend the lecture
again, as his guest, and call his at
tention to the inaccuracies in the lee
ture.
Which l shall gladly do.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
]. B. LIGHTFOOT,
SLY DOG, PUTS
OVER GOOD ONE

By no means the least enthusiastic
person in the crowd that will greet
the Honolulu swimmers on the arrival
of the Wilhelmina at San Francisco
next week will be Mrs. Celia Moore
Haskins, a pretty little widow of that
city. Her admiration of the Hawai-
ian swimmers and athletes is I'M
bounded, but it is not to Duke Kaha,
namoku, the star of the aggregation.
that sche will pay homage. t.. -. -. ...
Instead, her admiration and undi.
vided attention will be devoted to j.
IS. Lightfoot, the young attorney. Ii
is whispered here. on good authority,
that for these two the wedding bells
will ring ere Lightfoot returns to his
home and legal duties in the islands.
Few of his friends who babe Bert
Lightfoot au revoir on the departure
of the Wilhelmina this morning di-
vined the actual purpose of his trip to
the coast, il is said. He had given out
that he was going to witness the
swimming meet in that city on July
4 and 5. In fact, 1t is understood that
none of his companions on the vessel
are appraised of the facts in the case,
and they will receive a shock of sur
prise when the gay little woman APP
pears at the San Francisco pier and
takes possession Of big. -jovial Bert.
Newspaper readers will remember
that this particular romance began
| last Regatta day, when Mrs. Haskins
| appeared here with the wives of the
Alameda oarsmen, who won the big
senior event on the territorial holt
day. With LightfoOt, who was an Of
fetal of the races, and Mrs. Haskins,
the visitor, it seemed to be a case Of
love at first sight" The Alameda
crew set up training quarters at the
Healani Yacht & Boat Club, of which
Lightfoot is member, and it was
only natural that when the women
went down to witness the practice
events and the final big race, they
should meet the more prominent mem
bers of the local club.
i After the regatta the visiting crew
remained here two or three weeks.
The local boys say that Lightfoot's
courtship was whir1Wind affair. He
promptly took a leading part in the
/ entertainment of the coast athletes
and their wives. ana the washing wi.
dow was ubiquitous. He entertained
the crowd at the paternal country
home at Wahiawa for a day or two,
and accompanied them on their trip
to the volcano.
The courtship was openly recog.
niZed before that journey ended, and
the couple were made the victims OF
a practical joke on their return, being
shovered with rice as they left the
steamer at the InterlIsland dock.
i Then, after Mrs. Moore had return,
ed to the coast with the Alamedas. the
affair reached the newspapers, when
it was learned at San Francisco that
she was wearing a new diamond ring.
Lightfoot first tried to deny it had
been his gift, but his denial proved
futile for the little woman .eheerfully
admitted the betrothal.
As the denedict-to-be did not divulge
his intention before leaving home, il
lis not known where the honeymoon
will be spent, but 1t is quite certain
tie couple will return to make their
home in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
WONDERS Of
ERIE CANAL
. II

We hear so much about the Pa
mama Canal, but do not realize that
there is another canal being built in
New York state, nine times larger
than the one in Panama
The enlargement of the Erie canal
exceeds the Panama Canal and is
really the greatest project of this kind
in the world. The Panama canal COW
ers oaly district fifty miles, while
the Erie canal extends over $50 miles.
1t has to cross railroads, skirt. cities,
make functions, follow river beds,
climb over mountains and drop down
through valleys. 49,. Il. Il. =.
Fifty-seven locks are being built or
are completed in the canal. Then
there are ten smaller ones. On the
Panama canal there are but six pairs
of locks. At Little Falls there is a
lock which is the highest one in the
world-40 feet higher than the lock
at the Gatun section of the Panama
At Medina, this canal goes through a
gorge 80 feet deep and 500 feet wide.
Across this there is an aqueduct built
of concrete with span of 2S5 feet
ana width OF IZ9 leet. -. .... ... 3" '.
The Erie canal has thirty dams,
while the Panama canal has only
three There are twice as many men
building the Panama canal as the
Erie. The drop Of the Erie canal to
the sea level is 563 feet. The drop of
the Panama canal is 120 feet. The
depth of the Erie canal is IL feet;
that of the Panama SO feet The locks
of the Erie canal are worked by cleo
trio and hydraulic powers, and it will
cost $140,006,000 when completed.
The Erie will enable goods to be
transported from the middle of the
continent to New York City by water.
Work on this canal can be seen all
along the route. The great dams on
the MohawI, and the locks holding
the water back, and the great excava-
lions at Cahoes, where the canal ter
inmates in the Hudson river, do not
attract much attention, and yet they
are of greater Importance and involve
engineering problems far beyond
these, at Panama. .~..... -. +: ..
+ If the sightseers who wish to OBJ
serve great public works in process
will go UP on tie New York Central
following the Erie canal, they will
witness more stub andous engineering
problems than are ,arried on at Pan
anna. ~" .. ..-' :s.-< ~. .-- t. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

A Japanese youth was picked up "a
New York harbor off Fort WadgWorth.
He claimed to have been swimming
two hours trying to catch his hat.
A negro caught In Oakland has con-
fessed to 70 robberies during this
! year.
Steamship companies operating on
the Great Lakes have raised passenger
rates 25 cents owing to an increase in
expenses.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18
eral European war al the time of Che

eral European war at the time Of the
Balkan trouble.
The Argentine government paid
$3.50, 900 for Braganour, the first horse
past the post in the recent English
derby. The horse will be used for
breeding purposes.
Farmers in Eastern California are
using flypaper. molasses and snakes
in the fight against the grasshopper
pest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

The Armitage Orphanage in San
Mateo, generously provided for by
Miss Jennie Croker and others, is to
be abandoned, and the wards placed
in other institutions.
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GLEANINGS FROM
|. THE GOLDEN EAST

Baron Kato of Japan has gone to
China for an extended tour to study
conditions. 1t is thought that his Wis;
it will have an important bearing on
future relations between the two coun-
tries.
Chinese immigration to North Bor-
neo is to be encouraged, whole fam
lilies being imported for work in the
fields.
A school of banking and commerce
has been opened in Wuchang,
The Reform and Progress party is
charged with having plotted to over
throw General Ii, commander OF the
army. A number were executed for
sedition but the ringleaders escaped.
In skirmish with the Thibetans at
Tongchong the Chinese were success
full, taking twenty heads and captur-
ing field gun.
Funds are being collected In Cam
ton for a punitive expedition against
Mongolia.
Professor Frank Goodnow, of Co
lumbia University, who has been en-
gagged as adviser by the Chinese gov
eminent to supervise the drafting of
the constitution, has signed con-
tract for one years service at $4,000.
The preliminary advance of $2.500r
600 on account of the quintuple loan
has not yet been delivered to China.
Hsu Shih-yin, minister of justice,
has rendered his resignation because
the prosecution in the Sung murder
case was taken from his jurisdiction.
/ In the presence Of ten thousand
spectators. a German aviator giving
an exhibition at Mytho, Indo-China,
was killed by the fall of his machine
from height of 1000 feet.
Admiral Terrain. commanding the
British squadron in China waters .
now visiting in Japan, was granted
an audience by the emperor and en-
press.
Special police precautions were
taken at the unwilling of the statue to
Lord Curzon, in Calcutta. 1t was fear
ed that terrorists would attempt to
wreck it.
A Japanese aviator named Takeishi
after rising to height off $500 feet
in a Curtiss biplane was killed when
his machine collapsed as he neared
the earth.
The tourist season is under way in
Peking and hotels are reported
crowded.
Infiammatory native press in Shang-
hal have been warned by the authori-
ties to tone down their articles or they
will be suppressed.
Two members of the Japanese diet
have left for California to investigate
the land question. A calmer attitude
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

Two members of the Japanese die
have left for California to investigate
the land question A calmer attitude
is noticeable in Japan just now.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

Infiammatory native press in Shang-
hal have been warned by the authori-
ties to tone down their articles or they
will be suppressed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

The tourist season is under way in
Peking and hotels are reported
crowded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

Admiral Terrain. commanding the
British squadron in China waters q
now visiting in Japan, was granted
an audience by the emperor and en-
press.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

In the presence Of ten thousand
spectators. German aviator giving
an exhibition at Mytho, Indo-C China,
was killed by the fall of his machine
from height of 1000 feet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-18

A Japanese aviator named Takeishi
after rising to height off $500 feet
in Curtiss biplane was killed when
his machine collapsed as he neared
the earth.