davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
al;nd eoy Fini.hina Law Course.

Harold De v Howard a blind SUI
dent, has aston.shed the facuitysof tue
University of Pennsylvania by ms re-
marKable progress in the Wharton Law
school. With no other facilities than
those given tho regular studeuts, ne
has pursued the regular course. ana
will soon take the bar examination and
practice law.
Towards method of taking lecture
notes is to perforate sheets OF paper
with PIN His fingers are SO sensitiA-
ed that he readily reads these notes lat
er and transcrihes them upon type
writer with touch system of MS own.
Howards instructors say they are
confident that he will pass the exami-
nations with a record equal TO the
honor men. Howard says that he mas
had the desire to plead for justice since
he lost his sight in childhood. He VIII
practice law in this city.-N. Z. I'll
bune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
Twenty-Five Erie
Freighters IcebOund.

Buffalo, n. ", April 20-Twenty-
nine freighters outbound for up-lake
points, are held fast in the ice in Lake
Erie, five miles from the harbor en-
trance. Some of the boats cleared.
Friday, but the majority got away.
Saturday. The ships are not consider
ed to be in any immediate danger. al.
though they are unable to proceed or
to return here. The ice foe is Is
miles wide and no open water can be
seen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
TERRoRs OF WAR.
No More Carnage Needed Now Thar
Of Old.

Much is written of the terrors OF
modern war. Little is written of the
terrors of the. wars of old. eYt 1t Is
doubtful if war today makes greater
demands on human courage than war
in the time of Grant, of Washington.
of Turenne, of Caesar of Alexander.
Consider a stand-up infantry fight in
the days of the revolution. After the
preliminary cannonade and long dis
1ance musketry practice, the two regi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

You've heard that old sheer about the
man who had so much brain that ne
wore the roots off his. hair and hence
became bald early in life? Well, don't
repeat it as a sheer. For here comes a
San Francisco scientific sharp to tell
lis that badness is due to too much
yigor-that is, to extraordinary powers
OF digestion, leading to Increased heart
action. leading to too much blood In
the scalp. overheating 1t tand causing
the hair to drop ont. Thus, badness,
from this. point. of view. becomes some
thing to exhibit with pride rather tnan
to conceal. OF course no wigmaker VIII
indorse this philosophy then, VINO
ever heard of philosophy that was
Endorsed by Observation-Disclosures Free
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
cOLBY,S SPRING TRIP.
Will Leave, Tuesday, for New Hamp
shire and Massachusetts Games.

Waterville, Me-, April 20.-The Colby
baseball team will leave, Tuesday, for
a four-days trip to Hanover, n. H,
where two games will be played,
Wednesday and Thursday with
Dartmouth; then go to Boston. where
game will be played, Friday. with
Boston College: and then to Cam
bridge, where Harvard will be their
opponent Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
Marsans Is Out of the Game.

Cincinnati, April 20.-Marsans, the
Cincinnati right fielder, was hit by a
batted ball from the bat of Mike Nit
ehell of the Chicago team during prac-
tice and had to be carried off the field.
He will be out of the game for a week
although his condition is not consid-
cred dangerous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

Verviers, April 20.--The owners of
textile factories have been notified that
the workmen employed IN the factories
at various cities in Germany, England
and Russia, refuse to complete the
half-filled orders from the Belgian fac
tories. They take the ground that this
would be strike breaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

Antwerp, April 20.-The diamond cut
tiers by a vote of 1927 to 1852, today, de-
cided to join the strike movement. A
detachment of Clerical Union work
men will also go out. Three thousand
member of the Civic Guard are PRO-
testing againt further detention from
their business. since there has been nc
trouble anywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
BELGIUM ANXIOUS.
CONTINUED from Page one.o

meeting here. today. listened without
the slightest disorder to addresses on
the strike; situation Throughout the
Country The Socialist LEADER, Emile
Eanderveld, said that the, proceedings
in the Chamber of Deputies seemed 10
show that the thin edge of the wedge
had been inserted. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

lands could be largely increased and
their usefulness extended BY a plan Of su=
pervision to compel their cultivation i'll
the spirit Of the Law Mr.. Lane took the
proposal under advisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

Aldrich tariff the average ad valorem
rate on all imports in 1912 was 1878 per
cent. lower than during any period since
1850 except from 1857 to 1860.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21
Death of Sir Chas.
Day Rose, England.

London. April 20.--Sir Charles Day
Rose, M. p, president of the Royal
Aero Club, yachtsman and breeder Of
race horses, died, today, with tragic
suddenness. He made his first flight
as passenger in an aeroplane at Hen
don. this afternoon, and was delighted
with his novel experience. One his
way to his home in motor car he
died from heart failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

Alost, Belgium, April 2o.-The fami-
lies Of IA strikers in this district left
here, today, for the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

Charles Day Rose, the second son of
the Right Hon. Sir. John Rose Of Mon
treal, was born, in 1S47. in that city,
He was created a baronet in 1909
He was captain in the Montreal Garri-
son Artillery and assisted to quell the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-21

.a.s ri ;ss'esrRsss'
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HOUSE NOTES

After sqnabbling an hour and half
yesterday the Representatives doubled
tie senates appropriation for banana
claims, and named S60.o=o as the sum
to be set aside. 1t had raised tho SEN
ate's figure to $4,000 the day before
on second reading, but recensidered
ls action after Kaniho offered his
amendment on third reading yester-
day. proposing TO appropriate $li5.000.
Il. is thought now the senate will re-
fuse to concur to the boost" AMI that
the measure will eventually go to a
joint conference committee of both
houses for final revision.
A summary of resolutions intro
dueed by Big Island representatives
up to yesterday shows that Hawaii
county wants total of $1.57S, $50 for
improvements on that island. A SINH
lar summary of resolutions offered by
Oahu members shows that this county
so far has asked for only $4,000. 1t
ie understood. however, some big sums
remain to be requested by the Homo.
lulu delegation, among them consid-
cradle item for wharf and harbor inn
provement.
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them up in. the political erucible and
then feeding them to the industries on
The nebulous theory tina; somehow
they could stand it.
Serious Defents in American Expert
mental Methods.
Our methods generally contain,
among other serious defects, the par
ticular one that, in the case of the
death of the workman, the claims
against the employer may run in favor
of the widow and the orphan for pc
riod not exceeding five to fifteen
years; generally speaking, the object
being to properly care for the widow
and the children of tender years. All
we'll intended, but how does 1t work
cut? Let us see.
Il The employer is vastly respon-
sible and permanent concern-all is
well.
-. The employer is small-business
gets bad-the firm fails because an in
solvent debtor; widow and orphans
are out in cold.
3. Firm wants to retire from busi-
ness compensation outstanding TO wi
dow and orphans prevents. House
may not be quite highly commercially
moral; outstanding claim or claims
large, assets begin to disappear, house
makes an assignment, widow or wi
dowS and orphans cannot collect;
again Germany, by her large expert
ence and scientific methods, proves
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SENATE
Twenty-slxth Day

Passed Third Reading. ..-.s ....
). b. 73-Act to permit certain
school improvements TO be made by
supervisors of Maui a<-...a..-
Passed Second Reading. 4.a4.....
s. II. 11-Act 10 restore the appoint
i've powers of mayor of Honolulu; as
amended. Il. ..:. . .
First Reading. 49, r..
n. b. S9-Act regulating acquisition
Of public lands. Hubby &
II. Il. l13-Act regulating salaries
of magistrate and attaches of district
courts-.Sheldon p
HI. 3. 157-Act setting aside $50. 900
for entertainment of distinguished
visitors Watkins. &
II. b. Act providing for con-
struction of roads ON public lands
Goodness. r.. =
Resolutions from House.
Concurrent resolution No. IL ask
ing investigation OF school conditions.
Educational
Joint Resolution No. 4, TO create a
land Commission Passed f&irst read
ing.
Communications.
Letter and resolution from Japan
csc residents. Of Honolulu asking To
regulate riying.-Judiciary.
From house, reporting H. BIS. Nos.
50, ll3. l57 and lao as passed. and
S. r. 9S passed with amendment, and
s. B. 60 as passed. and banana claims
bin passed with amendment.
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TELLS WHY LOIA
QUIT kauai
BOARD
~, IhLHHH .".% -.
DOIIhD ~ '.-.-..-..t .c-

The supervisors of Hawaii and
Oahu can't occupy the Iimelight all
the time Nothing has been said yet
concerning the Maui hoard, but Rep
Iesentative Norman Watkins told a liz
tie story on the floor of the house this
morning that indicates the county
dads on Kauai have their misunder-
standings and fluctuations just like
other humans. .@5
Representative ]. X. Lota, former
Kauai supervisor. presented bill
some time ago in the lower branch
to pay supervisors Is cents a mile.
coming and going from suparvisorial
meetings. When it came up for third
reading this morning Watkins, in 2
few well spoken words, explained the
situation neatly.
Representative Irwin arose with a
question, wanting to know whether
the measure. house bill No.. las, pro-
posed TO pay the supervisors % cents
for each mile travelled each way. For
instance, he slid, if a Hilo supervisor
lived up the Hamakua coast and came
down to the Crescent City to a meet
ing every day lie would be getting
about $40 day. as the distance each
way is forty miles He would travel
by rail and his jaunts would prove
highly profitable to himself, though
rather expensive 10 the public.
1.-THE bill was amended in commit
tee," Watkins explained "to provide
that the county official should be pro-
tided reasonable travelling expense
eliminating the figure 90 cents. =
Il just wanted to say" DIR. Irwin
then announced. that while | dom
think the supervisor SHOULD be COM
PEELED to lose money in handling his
official duties,l yet. care should be
taken not to give him more than his
just expenses"
"The chair would agree with tina
gentleman from East Hawaii" COM
,nented the speaker Il don't know
what might be done on the Island Of
Hawaii, hut it certainly ought to- be
guarded" This remark was followed
by an impressive pause throughout the
house. Tie dropping of pin could
have been heard without difficulty.
=" Heil WhkiiSe came aIOtWdu with
his little story that cleared the sur
charged atmosphere.
MIR Speaker. Bswould like to say
for the benefit of the gentleman from
East Hawaii, that there are some sil.
EeTvis0rs so stingy they won't pay
their own members expenses. This
has been true on Kauai. There is Z
member of this house from the Sixth
district Kauai--an ornament and a
credit to the board of this county, who
was driven from it nv the otheN mem
bers. TAhe rich fellows on the other
side of the island refused to grant him
travelling expenses and he could not
afford to make the trips on his own
funds.
There are some supervisors who
may have to go long distances where
travelling is very expensive. For ia
stancs, on Hawaii, one residing in the
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Kona district would be entitled to 20
cents mile for every mile covered If
he must go to meetings at Hilo."
The measure passed the house, but
DR.. Irwin was still dubious as to it's
ACCESSIBILITY, voting against it, together
with Goodness, Kalakiela, ,Kaniho,
Kupihea and Paxson. =.
House bill No 119, by G. p: Cooke,
to set aside all water license; reye-
nues to the board of agriculture and
forestry for forest protection and n.y.
geographic survey work. came up for
third reading today. but on Parsons
motion was deferred to March 26.
These water license revenues are
large, and it was suggested that the.
house members give the subject more
deer thought before they decid on the
important question of fits disposition.
. McCandless' BILL which would kill
the meter system of measuring md
charging for water also came up for
third reading and was postponed. be-
ing referred back to the lands COM
mittee. with information received
from the water department showing
the rates paid by consumers on the
fat-rate and meter-rate systems. "..
. Though the house was in session
for only an hour and a half this morn
ing it managed TO handle a large
amount. of business. Six measures
PASSED third reading, two bills were
tabled and four passed on second
reading. while two new bills appeared
md passed first reading. =. 49,. -.
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HOUSE
Twenty.sIxth Dar

New Bills ar
H. Y. 1856 Relating to the issuance
of licensees 10 ecoBartneFships Pax
son
II. b. Providing for the extern
sion of School street 10 KamehaHfeha
Fourth road from Gulick avenue
McCandless
Third Reading
H. b. TT kaaua). To establish a
fish cultural and biologic station At
Honolulu. Amended by G. r. Cooke
and Spalding. Passed. Kaniho, Kins-
lea and Kupihea dissenting.
IL y. 64-tG. y. Cooker, Relating to
election Of county officers Passed,
Asch; Hubby, Irwin, Kalakiela, Kupi-
hea and Poepoe dissenting
II. Il. 7I-r- lMcC andleSs), Repeating
the law requiring Installation of me-
teTs. On suggestion of the speaker,
referred back to lands committee, to-
gether with Information submitted by
the waterworks department
II. Il. l19-fG. T. Cooke, AppFopri-
ating water license revenues to the
use Of the board OF agriculture for
forest protection and photographic
surveying Action deferred to March
&c.
II. r. 14S-Qota). Relating TO the
salaries of county officers, proposing
TO pay supervisors reasonable travel
ing expenses to and from meetings.
Passed, Goodness, Irwin, Kalakiela,
Kaniho, KHpihea and Pakson, dissent
ing
II. 3. B3-tKawewehi). Relating to
the compulsory filing OF plans. Pass
cd, Paeie aud Poepoe dissenting
II. Il. l54-( Kauai, Relating to the
filing of plans and surveys of land in
the office OF the registrar of convey
ancos. Passed, "a TO 6.
III. b. I61--tTavares) Relating to
the taking of property by railroad
companies under power of eminent
domain, Passed. kalakiela, Kaniho,
Kinslea. Knpihea and Paele dissenting.
Committee Re90rts
No. 1ST-Fihance on H. r. 1873.
amending the Incorporating act Of the
city and county CT Honolulu, recon-
mending il be tabled. because it takes
away certain powers of the superyi
Gers. Report adopted
No. lSS-finance, on Fl. 3. liz, maxi
ing appropriation for tax office at
North Kona. recommending its pas
sage. with, amendment reducing an-
preparation from $1,000 to $500 Report
adopted Third readiug tomorrow.
No Ig9~-Health and police. ON II. B.
50 ida Silva, TO provide for service
of notice on 'habitual drunkards, rec
ommending it be tailed. as II. b. IA
on the same subject has already pass
ed third reading. Report adopted
No. 190-F Finance, on ii. Il. l52, re-
lating to fees for searching the rec
ords. recommending its passage with
amendment reducing fee from 81 to
so cents. Report adopted. Third read
ing tomorrow.
No. l9l-Finance. on II. B. Isl (Ka-
upiko). relating TO the registrar Of
conveyances, recommending its pas
sage Report adopted. Third reading
tomorrow.
No. 192-Finance, on II. b. 50 WAT
kins). relating to appropriation for
street improvements in Punchbowl
tract, recommending its passage with
amendment raising the sum from $780,
600 to. sec. 900. Report adopted Third
reading tomorrow
Communications
From the senate transmitting s. B.
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25CENT ''DANDERINE' FOR falling
HAIR AND DANDRUFF- GROWS HAIR
Don't PAY so Cents for Worthless Hair TonicS Use Old
Reliable, Harmless "Danderine' = Get Results

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the hair
of its lustre. its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feyerish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink. loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast
A little Danderine toHight-now-
anytime surely save your hair.
Get a % cent bottle of Knowlton's
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Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first APP
plieation you will say it was the best
you ever made. Your hair
will Immediately take on that life
1u5tre and Iuxuriance which Is so
beautiful. 1t will become wavy and
fluffy and have the appearance Of
abundance; an Incompatible gloss
and softness, but what will please
you most will be after just few
weeks use, when you win actually
see a lot of fine, downy hair = new
hair growing all over the scalp.
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"a, passed BY that body Bill passed
first reading in the house. Relates to
exemption OF personal property from
forced sale. ..~.t s...
From 2alama Settlement, extending
invitation TO entertainment at its
gymnasium Saturday evening. March
- House viii be onsroad 10 Maui
on that date. IT..
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WEATHER TO-DAY
Friday. March 81.

Temperatures a. m. "a: s 4 m.
20; 10 a. m, 20: ~ noon. IS Mini.
mum last might. 81.
Wind6 a. M. velocity s, ". e. 8
a. M. velocity A.. NJ: 10 a. m, velocity
a, N; IL noon. velocity 3, N. f. Move
ment past "a hours, 200 miles.
Barometer at 8 a. m, 30 OF. ReIa-
tive humidity, 8 a. m, S. Dew-point
at s a. m. IS. Absolute humidity, s
a. M, 6 1863. Rainfall, II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-21
Prof. Thos. y.
Stillman,M.S.Ph.D

The well-known re-
search chemist of
Stevens Institute,
writes:
"The chemical guion
of the constituents of
Sanatogea is a true
one, Representatives.
the highest skill in
the formation Of a
product containing
phosphorus in the
organic phosphate
conditional and 81 com
bined that digestion
aud assimilation of
Sanatogcn are rem
dered complete with
the greatest ease"
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c. II. stockton

Rear Admiral l.. $.
Navy and Pres. Geo,
Washington pniVer-
Sity. writes: /" Some
time ago my physician
recon mendcd Sana-
togen 10 he used ia my
family. After giving
it a fair trial, ! am
thoroughly convinced
IL is most excellent
for the nerves aad an
invigorating food
tonic"
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COLORED C0NvlCT DIES
FOR KILLING WARDEN

LINCOLN, Neh., March 2t.-Albert
Prince, colofed, was hanged here to-
day for the murder, Of Warden Davis
vt the Penitentiary. The murder of
Davis was brutal deed done in cold
blood 90 Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-21

do You know the height of fool
ishn' ss?" ..-. =. ...-...
" No. what is it? f.. ..s
Going into a stationery store to
see moving pictures"
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Frnnehise Meeting March q

Senator Cecil Brown Of the Oahu
committee has caused the public meet
ing ON the Rapid Transit franchise
bills to be postponed until Thursday.
March q. This action was taken, be
stated, i'm order that more time may be
given the public for the study OF the
two bills.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-21

onions appetite can rave over the way
the stage hero kisses the. heroine's
hand.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-21

the soundness Of her workmen's com.
rensatien laws.
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Sd1at0gen a
Vista Of in,proOed health and
strength tothe weak and neruous

LITERALLY thousands upon thousands ofmefl
- and women owe their return to better health
and strengthto Sanatogcn. Itopened up avista of
renewed happiness and ambition at time when
their energy and vitality had fallen low.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-26
Gamen 9ime,I atinee gegeben pcr.
SippoSrume.

Die Heibe bon muiifoliiden 2uit,
ipielen, ipeIde Die 2eitllng oes Sip.
pooronte bisber auf Die 8n6ne ge.
braft FAT, baben beinf Gu6lifum
ben peroienten anflanq gefunoen.
Gas 2mtIpiel, peldes In Der tom.
men6en 8oae 3ilr auffiibruno
fommt, betitelt iid n@boie little
girl are pon", barfaBt bon Dem err.
folgreifen 9iibnenidriftiteder gople
8oolfolf. IS miro lidcr nift bin.
ter ben 6isberigen suriidIteben, benin
ifon Der Slut oes @erfalfers biirgt
hafiir. Gas Stiid entbdlt rei3enoe
@eiangpieren uno lit bon oes oroI-
tighten Sumors. Der erite Romtfer
i'll Bidiam Morris, baneben iino
81 neunen gat garret, Elm nidt
miuoer begabter SAauipieIer, iopie
Srdntlein @race aburIton, cine ar.
nutbige nnO talentboae iunee 90.
me. Ser g6or anruut9igcr @aoden
lit IN je6er 9e5iebung uniibertreff.
ltd. 9ogltd finoen orei gorIteI.
lnngcn ltatt: Inn 2:30, 7:30 uno 8
Godm. NIT reieruirten Sisen Bel
allen 8oritelrngen.