davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
GeIaenoe gioras er inbienbt I

Sslgenoe gioras er inbienM til
"Gecorab.Eoiten":
8eo s o + Sagen, ". 1, De.
cornb, Soma, er iamlet: &nut Mn'
oerion SO, &. Dunielion $3.50; ira
fsIaenbe 50 bper: ". See, S. 8.
Reterlon, &. ajpnaas, g. Sopien, 9.
8. genipn, 3. @ulicfion, u. Sol.
ietb, 8. Orange. Sra fslgenbe ST
hper: RiIs 8. 9ale, g. Sopion, Sb.
Sbonlpion, Safob ginaer, s. 81. aa-
FIRE, Thomas Sperion, z. Z. Sperion,
Ssobun amunhion, goparo gaffen,
9. Sopion. g. Heteripn so Gents.
Ieo emil s a n, Senoerl on,
@ont., er iamIet % inoienot. 6ra
iplgenoe 81 bper: @mil SuiaL Wiar-
tin 6. @jelten, Char 6. @jelten,
81. g. Sniom, Ole eng, @ernbarD
Sonnes, SIuf &renning, glipt Sbo-
maien, 2ouis Sobnion, Soban 5bo-
mosIon, 9. 9arion, Salpor gloltriip-
moet. Ilireb Sliruneis Soc.
anrt Sobnion, 8iamar, Wti111.
So. &. 81. Splberg, 81. 5 @illmm,
Wtinn., ST, IiIs y. Solen, @rano
Hapios, &c. 9. So.
"Sccorab-Eoiten" mobtager It'
broa iii Minoegnpen og fuitterer |
Vlabet for alt, iom ienOes ino.
@iorag ienbes / Monep-S ORDERS,
0a,f. Gratis eler &ontanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
WIa9et | Sulepaffen.

en- mng Sjsrring-G Came, Oatter Of
&isbmanb Sens Mielien, blep / Sor.
aaret gift meo en- une Spenifer, Sr.
@ernluno fra &almar. Sorbiitorien
til bette 9rpullp er ganife romantic
os fort9Ies i ~@enri. Sib." iaale.
Des:
Weoens ben ,nee Game opbolbt
fla paa @ifop S%siifole, beItog bin /
SremitiIingen Of Sulepaffer til De
ifan0inauiife SismenD / &ulfutu.
Sun fit til Spgaoe at ~ ct ipenif
Stag, iom bum efter Srbre ~peolagbe
lin Mbresl e.
Sr. @ernIunb, ser / en- Iarrpffe
bar boet / Stlbien, beltos / Sulefeiten,
og ga ban iorlob Siemmet, fanbt ban
EFT forelemt Iatfe. 0a gieren life
melbte fig, fit ban Eiaaoelie til of
beboIoe ben, os at @l9be oper at ie
fit SiemIanos Stag ffrep BAN til SRI.
HieIien % taffebe benoe.
Oette CAB Inlebning til en &orre'
Ippnbance melem oe to.
Oen eieniioige Spmpatbi bar
calendar, % ga Be iaa binanoen,
par BET iaa Iangt fra, at De blep iflif'
febe, at be tprrtimob beilutteoe at
fpIges ab giennem belle Sipet.
Oe Dor MI ipm Ipffelige Wgtefolf
baa en- @aurb, en- @ilspei noenfor
&uIfutta.
Ieo @rpluppet par bans Slegt-
hinge fra &almar til Steoe / Sler-
ring, pg icm ct @epis paa Spmpu-
tbien meGem Sc to Samilier tiener
ben @ienbsgiernine, at &jsbmn1o
Sens Mieliens Sen, Sr. Mrel yttel-
len, / bisie Gage bur oefloreret tin
Sorlopelie meb Sppgerens Selter,
Srf. Serbia @ernluno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
masnus Oaseitao.
@ammsl nurif SrrifiGrerfmmit siem-
ppliDet.

Get Dor Ell 5iO / Horge, "a alt
gonnmelt Sonoearbeioe blep lioet
paaagtet. SelgeIie fom oct ogiaa /
S~orfalo. @illebpRpnineen blep
neOla9t, Srpifi9rerfrmIten bleo
bolot oppe bare / npgle faa afiioes
9pgoer, Sslpimebene poa Sanos'
bpgben iluttebe operalt nnota9et |
Sptesoalen, % De gamle S%plpla9er
blep ioIgt til eneelife Suriiter for
Ell elf % Sngenting.
Man fiebte BET man trGn9te ira
@perne. Set man lit oeriru ipntes
ollie bar penere, % iaa funoe man
10 oa'oa berueo foa bile, at man
fulate nteo / aulturen og life bar
Sen rene Siennfsoine.
Men M err Der igien 'fet ct Ont
Ioa. Oct bar nof BELT Splf ira
@uerne til at begpnbe meo, iom for
toGte @enOerne, at bisie eamle go
ger, iom iaa l9nge bapoe pGret pnil-
pnr6et, par pofre oa pproifliloe. 81
terbounocn blep set gon1le &unlt=
~baanoperf taget op igien. Seppe-
prpninaen err fonmet til &re.
Won bar ipurgt gamlc Solf oa
ioaet pioe, bporoon man looeoe
TlunteTarper, % mi er oglaa De
fommet / @riig. SrGIfiGrere bar
man MI oocr belle 2anoet, oa @on'
beo1tter briper Selpimeborbeioe ON
aueloene Tom / eamle Gage.
Men Der err puu Be iorlfielli9t
Smroober enfeIte, Tom letter Zig
Irnoere Mool ems be andre. I'll
oisie berer Maaniis Saaeitoo pao
@ois. San cr life fornsiet nleo, al
man bare ifal friife pp igien Der
uonle auItur. San bill, at ser Ifal
buoaecs pioerc paa oct gamlt
@~runoIag. Man nlaa life itipne
Sc uncrleoerebe Sormer, men fert
llbpiflinaen frenoper.
Suoeltao bap0e lGrt meget, fei
ban tog fat pna egen Saano. Sar
arbeibeoe urber fpnoige 9Grert
baooe / 8riitiania % / Bergen oe
blonbt anbet lGrte ban meset GRIM
oia at teene, hpab Der er nebnenoil
ior en- Sreifiarer, ion ifaI brip'
set til noget.
EaaeItaos SrGitiGrerfunit el
I9rmerfet, iaa man altib fluoe ie
bpao Der bar bans Arbeioe, FOR baI
tit Gleper. Wen MI bar bisie til
eauet Tia bans Still. Set i9re9n,
peS bans grbeioe er ioruoen ieIp,
Sii.en, at ale Seforationer e
areie % roIise, ianli at ban aItil
ifiurer Spbt. Gu, ba man bar In
lebning til at beunSre DC pafr
MISREPRESENTATION, Tom ianStes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Splitter Wation
bar flcit Born?

gf ale europeiife Tolf bar
6runifmpnbene ferret gsrll. 8ien'
neminitlie beItaar en- frGnIf Samilie
al 3.3 E%erioner. 90 BET er iaa
langt ira at Der ipores nogen Srem'
gang / gprnerigoommen, at Sonet
tpertimoo gaar ne0 fra Mar til Mar.
SrI9noerne err ben barnerigeite Ra-
tion / europa. gn irif Samilie
teller gie1meminitlig SO Eerioner.
Gerefter fommer Hltsierne meO 81
Gerioner pr. Samilie, % oct iamme
Sal oppiier Sparien, mebens Tplf-
lanb Ituar Iiot Iapere, nenllig me0
Nerloner. $ gneluno er Ser
gienneminitlig as Gerioner / en-
Samilie. Get CT bare / europa, at
SranifmGnbene bier iaa lioen
8ruatbarbeb. 0e frantic 8anabiere
oerinloo er set bernerigelte SoIf /
belle Ben friItne Seroen.
s flere Sanbe bar malt foriegt
forifieliee Mioler for at faa Splfe-
mpngben til at pge iItebenfor at
itaa title eaer aftaae. SaaIeoes er
Der / Srautrige sggteifabs- og 500
ielSprGmier. s SpiflanO arbeiber
man moo iamme Maal meo andre
Wtibler. geitr9belierne goor Der
ms poa at gipe unee Menneifer iaa
let Iogang iom mnliat til at gifte
Jig, paa iamme Sio iom ma gisr
oft for of beifptte og Urge for Bar
ielsfoner % Sppbbern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
W~inoesapen.

Splgen0e El0rag err / Den 1io1te
llge inbienot til Winoeeapefpmiteen:
Teo IOoIf @ruer, alberta,
Winn., er iamlet: GbaS. @ruer So,
Chris. gpltao So, Carrie @pitao s.,
Moolf @rucr So, Gbriit Glbrio So;
ira isleenbe 81 bier: 6. s. Gpltao,
5hor Spelm, TGorpalb Sobnien,
@lit 9ruer, @aralb @aaroer, &. 8.
Horbp.
Te0 e. :. Guam, GpIinber, Ga:
g. 3, Gltom 80, Ole &. @ieroe 50,
0an Sell 50; ira felgenoe 81 bper:
Ole Gobp. 6. NJ. Sineitab, Sen 0fe.
ling, Ole Morlanb, z. &. Sbompl on,
SSocob See, Z S. Gobp, Sobn s.
2anqelano.
@eo NeI$ 9unb, @rocfet, &c.
3: Sra felQenbe 50 bper: Albert
Sucobicn, @rmar 2arion, Carl
Tuoca, @ogrbilo 2efen, Martin So
co6ion, Gpcn 0llpn, Nils 6. gierge.
sra felgcnOe 81 bper: u. Z. annr'
ltob, Inton Anberion, Size @affen,
Inoreip Miffelien.
SEQ $. &inbIano, Waterpille
Soma: Taitor 6. s. ~. @renlt>
s., @nobret 0itern SD, @nton enge'
BRETON 50, Ole 8. |laoien 50, Slt
8. Remo 81, 6. &. Gbriltian'o r
$3.50; ira ielQenoe ST bier: Faill
2oriou. Mnton Nolbien, Salpor Ser
marion, Ghriitianne GnabretIoll enl
ma @nebretion, 6. 6. anutlon, Gar.
G. anutiun, :. 90. @noerion, Soel
Shorlon, :. =. Cabin.
sra "Nor0iif 9ibenoe", @rooflpn
er ilhielot SIS.
@cb ~. &oIemc, Sb. Gg9en
% SoganNe
ION ira Moutucob, Wfid. err laIile
% inoienot 500.
%eo Sphn q. Sagen, Wtorris
Sn.: ". q. anberion So, Sermal
Ioun 50. q. Mbrabomlon 81, oil
:. 9asool 81, Saul @iieitae 81. Of
Gents bier ira g. Sampion, Sobr :
NieIion % s. Ssmumhicn. Sro iol
aenbe 81 huer: q. Sllon, ". wll
Iiamion, 6. =. Sanicn, .. er'cf
ION.
@eo SeperirS. Serenlpn
Sripooo, Ga: Safarias Sppertlol
So; ira ipIeruSe ST bper: Sborpali
@aolonb. Albert MaSlanS. 81. =
sSSelluun. Martini Slion, Ole Setletpei
3, Seisaa. 3. $. Moen. Solepb Use
bcra Carl NJ. Sonion.
Siliammen $265.o0
Scr fpitteret for $5,OS7.1O
Salt $5,SO2.10
W;nAeaabe-Gp m;tecn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

Tar pafre Snuge for Inleoningen.
Otter @iiostjereiten iarnIeoe Wenip.
beosiolfet Tia iantmen hos @unoer
Siiiber. Zen pilbe paa en- pnffer
Wiaobe iige Shtoent Sspit 5arpel,
iom netop bnpoe aflIuttet fit arbeioe
i anloet iom ReligionsIprer. Bre-
item boIot Ell liben 3ale, eiter bnil.
ten ban o~perleoereoe Stitoert Sgpif
ell imif Tengegope ira D'eniGbeoen.
- &arbi0at ears Jloren, Der
bleu in0lagt paa A.,1n,sIebolpita.
let ll1en ier Marsmsbet, og belle Ii
ben ii6en bar liggct / WerDeieber, er
M fonmen ltb al Soipitulet. Sun
trpnger BOG enbuu ct Vor Wonne-
ber5 Spilc. 5 @egpnoelien al Io.
pemlber penteS ban at 6lipe orbiner
ret % tiltrpOe lit aalo mar Spring-
fiel6. Wfiur
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

Salt $5,302.10
-Sumitecu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
&hobelaaenes Mprgcs.Nerb / 1914.

Silent til @orse brager Saainger,
@alorisier, Srsnbere, Sotninger,
@ubbranosbeler, Numeoeler, San'
bineer, ia ale 9psoelag. Ru er Ser
ben fprbis, Glib paa 10000 Cons,
birefte ira Seem Yorf til Horge, &llm
oa aeie fan III reierperes. @il 9e
bore meb, faa er bet enbnu Den beo'
Ite @nleoning. 9ette bill bltpe en-
Serb, icm albrig bill slemmes. Grin
efter fuloItpnoig Splpsnina til Q.
8. SlItob, 20tS 2pnbale Mne., 60.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

MIflliarnSon& Merchant
Patent A~dVokater Og Solicitors,
JAS. X. WILL mson 4 Frank u. Merchant Minneapolis, MINI.
Hovedkontorer: $685. Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Filial: Room SO Mc(iill Bldg, Washington, D.. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

9ppn & Sealps Naaieitic Goncertinas %
italienlte Nttproipns eller Sr9fipiI lbgjer
ben melt frenttr0oenbe @ren / bette Itprars
teoe Establishment. Nlanbt oct itpre Nnial
Wepnltre, III bar paa Sannb. er "Mellotpne",
"Special" % "goncert". Sisie Snitr,mena
ter er DC beoite af tit Slass paa Marfeoet,
% De er iuIot no aarantereoe al SDpn q
Qeanp. Snltrunenter meb %eufelte, bobbelte
eiler treophbelte 9ieebS. entlc eler no Impfs
teoe, '9i9es aIe paa Iette Nibetalin9er.
Hrtietne er fra $500 til $4,000. vi tager
oin 9amle Gpncertina / Sptte ipm en- 9el
az tprite gfbetaling. Seno ct Srepfprt til
port eo1certila Separtement for Ell oatter
aatalo9 pper NffproionS ps Gpncertinas
(illrItreret / 6ulgrer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

proving rapidly, while others express
antipathy to DIR. Friedman perscn-
ally and criticise his institute.
Mrs. Walter Powell of Boston. the
first American patient to be treated
by Dr. Friedman, left a few days
after the first incubation. Her hul
band said to the correspondent of the
sun that while he believed the rem
eGy had some virtue, DR.. Friedman
personally did not inspire any conf
dence, perhaps because he docs not
know how to deal with American,
While his terms for treatment are
generally considered reasonable, aver
eging perhaps $25 for incubation AMI
$40 for consultation, some Americans
here declare they are very high. One
Patient claims to be paying $1,000 for
the entire treatment. DIR. friedman
says it is the custom of German ply
sic;ans to vary their charges in ae-
cordance with the ability of the pa
tients to pay.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

| BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The offer o:
Charles E. Finley, president of the In
lernational Bank of New York, of ST.,
100000 for DR.. Ffiedmanns tuDercc
! lcsis serum has caused a stir in medi
cal circles here.
DR.. Friedman said last week he
would give the government his discoy-
ern on certain DAY, but week has
gone by and he has not done SO. On
Saturday night he said he had cabled
a New York paper that he would SAL
en- the Maureania today, and he mott.
fled Mr.. Thackara, the American Con-
sul-General, personally of his sailing
at this time The Consul-General i'm
mediately asked who would watch the
American patients now here ana
, others who expected to arrive to get
the cure. DR.. Friedman replied thai
Prof. Schleich, one of Germany's TAM
Gus surgeons, would take care or them.
Later in the week DR.. friedman ap-
peared 10 be undecided as to when he
would sail for New York He saii
he was in negotiation with the Ger
man government and that this might
delay his departure.
DR.. Friedman declined to discuss
Mr. Filley's offer, and it was surmis-
ed that there was scne difficulty
about a guarantee of the expenses OF
the trip. 1t was intimated that the
matter was being arranged through the
American Embassy here, but Joseph
c. Grew, the secretary of the en-
bassy, said it was not concerned in
the matter officially. Privately he said
that he had merely interviewed DR..
Friedman at the request or frient.
to get some information in regard to
MS remedy.
Privy Medical Councillor Kirenner,
the head of the Prussian health Ge-
partment, stated to the correspondent
Of the Sun that DIR. friedman had
not given his culture to the govern
ment, but had merely asked for an
interview. DR.. Kirchner said he was
not prepared TO say whether the gov
eTnment would accept the remedy un-
til after it had made an investigation
of the entire matter.
DR.. Frienamann's friends say they
cannot understand his actions and his
premature announcements. They can
oLly attribute them to the fact that NJ
is chiefly laboratory man, has little
knowledge of dealing with people and
is not a practical business man. NJ
one knows, where his laboratory is
and the culture, it is said, is prepared
by young woman laboratory assist
ant, who is the only person he really
seems to trust and who will probably
hn m ~
York
Some fifteen American patients are
being treated here by DR.. friedman.
Some of them declare that they are
setting excellent results and are inn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
HARBOR notes

A large mainland mail is due to ar
rive at the port early tomorrow morn
ing in the Japanese liner Nippon
Maru.
Taking freight and passengers for
Kahului only the lnter-Island steamer
Claudine is on the berth for dispatch
at ) o'clock tomorrow evening.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Eilonian is to sail for San Francisco
at o'clock tomorrow evening, the
vessel taking passengers as we'll as
t. eight.
Considerable general cargo AMI
supplies for the island of Kauai vii!
be dispatched this evening with re
sailing of the Inter-Island steamer
". G. Hall.
Placing the Matson Navigation line
Hilonian on the berth to take passen-
gers for San Francisco, Castle &
Cooke have done much to relieve 4
POSSIBLE congestion of passenger traf.
nc from the islands TO the coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

well as those showing symptoms or
the infection.
"To accomplish this. it was my de-
sire to examine every boy scout in
Texas. as these young men and boys
are subject 10 Infection by hook
worms when they take their hikes. II
could hare the names of the scout
masters over the state, these men
could lecture to the boys and advise
them to submit for examination. This
would accomplish untold good as well
as setting an example to thousands OF
other children who. though infected,
haye ret the moral courage to pre-
sent themselves at our dispensaries. :
The bow scouts are learning the
symptoms of the disease. They also
have been taught the precautions that
ere necessary against it and are help
ing spread that information.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

local agents, that it viii be impos sibl,
20 bring the fast little Nippon Maru
tc a berth at her wharf this evening.
The vessel is now timed to arrive OF
the port at daybrea tomorrow mora
ing. AS the vessel is one day late in
arrival here it is the intention to eve
her quick dispatch for Japan and
China ports Despite the consign-
n.ent Of 500 tons coal required by the
Nippon Maru that liner is believed
v Ill be sent forth. to the Orient on or
about noon. A number of Asiatic
steerage passengers are booked for
the Far East in the vessel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
BOY SCOUT NOTES

SCOUTS III AHDdIHhs NOFtn CdIOiiHH
and Texas Are Helping the Hook.
worm Commission Combat the
ScOurges of the Disease They Are
Learning the Preventive Measures
and Are Spreading Information
One of the phases of modern scout
ing to which the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea are deyoting themselves, is a fight
on the hookworm. In Texas, North
Carolina and in Alabama chiefly the
various hookworm commissions in
making war on that disease. An APP
PEAL to the scoutmasters in those diff
ferent states was made by the state
directors of the hookworm commits.
sion and thus far the scouts have re-
sponded enthusiastically.
The method by which the Boy
Scouts of America in Texas are be-
ing of help is shown in a letter which
Dr. M. II. Boerner. state director OF
the Hookworm Commission Of Texas
has written to James E. West, CHIEF
scout executive of the Boy Scouts Of
America.
Texas" he writes, has been di.
Ivided into sanitary districts, each dis
.trict being constituted by six or eight
counties. the county being the unit 81
operation in which five free state and
county dispensaries will be opened
for the free examination OF hookworm
disease.
AS you know, this disease is quite
prevalent in the south, and many peo-
I,lo aro cufFn5.ipo with tho iYforti0r
and do not know it, yet these individ-
uals are public menace, as they are
carriers and disseninators of the in
lection TO eradicate the hookw6rm
disease, we must treat the carriers as
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY OFFICERS

Following is the list of officers and
directors of the Home Insurance OF
Hawaii, reelected at the annual meet
ing yesterday: Cecil Brown, presi-
dent; j. A. McCandless, vice-presi-
dent: Norman Watkins, secretary;
Zeno X. Myers, treasurer and man
ager: A. w Eames. Jr., auditor, and
F. d. Lowrey, ]. A. Kennedy. Chu
Gem. John A. Scott CHawaii), A. S.
Wilcox kauai, r. A. Wadsworth
MAUI. directors.
The auditor was elected by the
stockho ,ders where there was rs per
cent of the capital stock repre-
scented.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

Great Britains textile mills employ
more than 100000 persons.
The path of failure runs along the
stream of procrastination.
A reputation for hospitality costs
something.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

The wheel Of fortune has turned
many mans head
a blush on the cheek is worth.two
An the drugstore.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
Boy seou. R.fused Lsad NIekeI

Boy Scout Refused Lead Nickel
w. w. Brundage, schot commits
-sioner of Buffalo, New York, tells an
interesting story of scout who stuck
to his principles. A woman" he
writes, was riding in one of our Buff
falo street cars the other day. She
offered a lead nickel to boy who
was sitting next to her, explaining
that he might be able to pass it. The
boy bowed and then quietly answered:
Il don't want it. i am scout"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
SCOTS IN HAWAII
20 ODD TRICKS
IN SCOUTCRAFT

JRE,cs 4. Wilder, Scout Commissioner
in Honolulu, Gives an Interesting
Description Of Activities Of the
Bor scouts in the Far OFF Pacific
Islands
The Boy Scouts of America are
rapidly increasing in Honolulu, Ha-
wall An encouraging report has been
received at the national headquarters
concerning the work there from j. A.
Wilder, scout commissioner. One OF
the most important features is the
fact that the Catholics are taking up
the movement and have a priest as a
scoutmaster Governor Frear has re-
viewed the scouts and said that he re-
CARDS the boys as part of the assets
of Hawaii.
My troop, which is No. s." writes
Wilder, is now 80 strong-four pa
troIs-full up and perhaps you'll
wonder if I am busy or not. Each
four boys have a separate locker.
tent, and outfit (such as it isl and will
be held strictly responsible for the
tools and kit allotted to them. Sand
papered and sharp will apply to
shovel, pick and axe. We have two
carts kitchen and tentage. We
wheel the one alongside the fire and
lift off tight-fitting lid. This gives
us pantry on the spot. The other
is British Kit Cart and comes to
pieces. making ledder, stretcher.
windlass or table. We have as yet not
had go light hike. as the troop is
not yet ready with knapsacks or mess
kits, and going light in this climate is
for the uninitiated equivalent to go
ing wet and hungry.
"Mr. Maxwell, an old-time prospect
or of New Zealand and Australia,
taught US the Twister, Damper or
Chupaltry old names which stand
for bread baked on stick and in the
ashes. He showed Us how to serve a
dinner of four courses, served piping
hot, without any utensils save his
tomahawk. knife and billy; kabobs,
spuds, bread and tea-the regulation
Australian outdoor meal. was done
with such ease, with such technique,
as hardly to bedew his forehead, al
though it was warm day. The
usual fussing, burns, grass-afire, and
collisions were non est. My troop
was deeply impressed!
As for other scouting activities, we
are doing the regulation stunts. We
number seven second-class scouts and
will soon have a few first-class."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
Aerogranls.

Strenuous time for Lurline Passengers.
Private cables received in this City
indicate that passengers in the Mat.
son Navigation steamer Lurline who
left Honolulu for the coast on last
Tuesday had a strenuous time before
sighting the Golden Gate. The gale,
accompanied by monstrous seas, was
Ilet with three days out from the coast
port, and brought the majority OF the
company of sixty cabin passengers 10
g full realization that seasickness is
more than myth.
A private message received over the
Federal Wireless from q passenger Ga
the Lurline states that the vessei wa
in the teeth of gale for thirty hours,
during which time heavy seas pounded
the vessel and climbed up on the
decks, tearing out ratings and doing
damage to the lighter works. A steam
pipe was broken. but the vessei was
handled with skill by the skipper, who
kept at his post for almost two days.
The message concluded with the
words: Captain Weeden was vers-
brave"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27

I read IT IN the star.Bullstin. n
sasst bassa-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
Kansas City Scouts to

Kansas City Scouts to
Ride to Washington
Twenty Boy Scouts of America in
Kansas City, Missouri, are planning
to take trip on horseback to Wash
ington this spring. They will be in
charge of J. s. Mendenhall. field
secretary of the Boy Scouts of
America Every scout will carry on
his own mount small tent in which
will be wrapped necessary cooking
utensils and bedding. The route will
be carefully planned in advance. The
scouts viii spend some of their nights
on the trip with Boy Scouts in other
cities. Where there is no Boy Scout
organization the travellers will camp
out
The trip, of course, will have great
educational value, the scout leader
says. The boys. will see more of the
country than is possible to see max
ing the trip by rail. Arrangements
will be made for them to meet the
president and to be shown through
the public buildings. In all it viii be
seven weeks trip, three on the road
going, week in Washington, and
three weeks returning by a different
route"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchanged
THURSDAY, Feb. ~,

Thursday, Feb. q.
YOKOHAMA - Arrived, Feb. "a, S.
S. Cleveland, hence Feb. 49,
SAN FRANCISCO - Arrived, Feb. %,
9 a. M. S. s. Ventura, hence Febru-
airy 81.
AerOgrams.
S. s. NIPPON MARU - Arrives from
San Francisco Friday morning and
sails for Yokohama at noon same
day Bad weather.
S. s. HILONIAN sails for San Fran
cisco with mail and passengers Friday
D. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-27
coIoniaIs Spend Busy Day.

OUtUfIdIS OPSIfu bUSE Ddy'
Two hundred or more passengers
enroute to Australia, spent busy sea.
son IN Honolulu during the brief stay
of the nadian-Australasian liner ma
aura at this port The vessel was dis
patched for the Antipodes shortly after
six o'clock last evening, following the
discharge of hundred and fifty tons
cargo, and taking on supplies of coal
and water. A score of passengers en-
route to Australia departed in the Ma
kura.