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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

bleiben ODER beimreiien, gang pie
0ir's beliebt. Wogen Ole beiligerl
ensel did in hire Sbbut nebmen,
Bis id did mieoeriebe!"
Or fiibte hire Stirne, geleitet Tic
CUR Sbiire uno ermabnt lie, Den
Brief ioiort acknowledgement, oamii
fem fremoeS suse i'm erblide.
Der @asen lit porgefabren, Mrs.
Sutberlano unb Moa begleiten Dtr.
Hoban gum 8abnbof. artbilr reitei
neben Der G%qllipage, felt entihloHen,
ben Gag nidt poriibergeben 81 lai.
len, obne fib Iba 5u erflGren. Grit
als Der 9ug nidt mebr iihtbar lit,
p%erlaiien Die 3uriidbleibenben ben
Serron.
.Sn SbrGnen, tbori6tes &inb!"
ruff Mrs. Slltberlano, LIMO 8roB-
papa bleibt MIR adt Gage aus
3omm, mir Dollen in ct. Marp
einige 8eiu6e MAIDEN, oas miro Old
5%eritreuen."
M6a mare Iieber iofort na6 Ma.
pletuooo 5uriidgefebrt, mllB iih aber
Dtrs. Sutberlanb's @unid fiigen.
sIs lie nah Sallie 5ltriidfebrt, ienbet
Die Sonne bereits Die lesten Strab.
len ms 5bal. 3ornig roth in tiefer
@olfenihidt gebt lie inter. Der
Gag mar eritidenb beib, Der Simmel
iheint wie Elm blutiges 2eid)entud)
iiber Der gan5en S6opfuug 81 ban.
gen, bansc abnrrngspolle Stiae liegt
auf Der 2nnoidaft. Stein 9latt. fein
3neig riibrt lid, mie leiies Stobnen
bringt oes Weeres &auihen unO
grauien berauf, ansitlid ilatterno
iud,en Die Sogel hire Setter.
1lirbtiam blift Ioa nm iid, oils
Irtbur ibr aus Dem @ogen bilft.
Gin 8ewitter lit I'M an5ng,".
lpri6t err.
Sic betreten Den Speiieioal; bel
Der orildenoen Itmoipbdre lit oaS
Diner nid)t piel mebr oils Die Gere.
monte oes YlasnebmenS uno g(li.
itebens. @enn alid al tropiideS
alima geuobnt, iebut Ioa ii6 nod
moglidit friider Suit uno tritt bin.
aus aui Die Serraiie. Ssest lit Der
bon Irtbur langeriebntc Moment ge.
fommen! Sem Ser5 pod)t gum Ser.
ip%ringen. alS er goa iolgt. Gam
uno ipann tauft ibr ipeibcs aleih
Spiiden Den 9Gnmeu oui, er triiii
NIT ibr Sniammen, ais lie iiber bas
eilerne @clanber iif beilgt, am Sa,d
beS Neeres iif an erduidcn.
Sm @cIten ilammt bitter unbeil,
perfiinoenoe5 Hotb, mie 9liibenoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14

Gr5 id)cint Der @immelsraum iiber
ibren &dllptern lid, 5u molben. Bon
Surht erGrtfien, blidt aba auf 5rl
Nrtbur.
~@ie bleiern sic quit it," iast tie,
ymeld' nibeimIid)e 5drbuns! Selbit
oas Weer ldeint iih St fiirhten."
,Sa, bas 8enitter 5iebt nGber, Der
Soriaont lit mic in 9lut getarft."
Gtmas i'm alang ieiner Stimme
l1bt Ioa ST ibnt aufieben. ga ipru.
oelt bon Irtbur's 2ippen oas Sc
itGnonib ieiner 9iebe. Gas rotbe
Sirmomer,t, Die biiitere Itmoipb1re,
Die tieflfrpar5en @ogen id)pimmen
wie felteriger Hebel Dor ieinen slr.
gen, bas aar5e @eltan i6eint itia gu
Iteben, nift INN Dem beran5iebenoen
Sturnle, ionOern Der Intiport bes
ounfeldugigen Gr~eolenmabdens gu
lauifen.
Wrs. Sutherland iitt am gogen.
fenlter, piel 81 ermattet, aiih MIR
ibren Sader 5u banbbaben. &aum
finf Winuten nod hires Sobnes
G%ntfernung miro geilth gemelbet.
$50 lit Ioa?" fragt Ole Dame oes
Sauies, ais iie ii6 erbebt.
.Sie lit in Den @arten gegangen,"
entgegnet Iugtite.
so gebe ibr mod, @uite, alif Ser
Serraiie lit tie iiherlid 81 finben,
iage ibr, oaB mir lie i'm Salon er.
parten, neil Seilld sefommen."
2angiam i6reitet Iuguite burd
Die &aitanienaaee, lange, ebe lie Die
Serraiie erreiht, fam lie sic 5ierlibe
meiBe @eitalt ieben uno Den Dodge.
nafienenL ifldnfen Mann an ibrer
Settle, lie fir ettpas anbers an balten
als Serlobte, mar unmoglid). limo
mdre nod elm 3peifel geblieben, 10
batten artbur's 8orte i'm beieitist.
sd BARI alio nit 8robbater ipre.
denL 2ieb9"
$50 mogIidp iperben Insuite's
bleide @angen nod bleid)er, oils lie
ben 9eiben nabe tritt ltnb Mrs.
Sutberlanb's 9oti6aft ausri6tet.
Mit gliditrablenoem 9aheIn
ihiebt Irtbur glba's @rm in ben lei.
men ilno fiibrt iie fort. Muguite folgt
laneiam. Sn Der Siefe ibrer augen
gliibt eisentbimlides Seiler. Sic
febrt nibt in Den Salon 5uriif, ion.
bern begibt iih in ibr 3imnter, mo
lie ans offene Sehiter iid Jest uno
binansitarrt in Die raid iinfenoe
gtadt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
6. & apitel I.
IN Der 9Gmmeritmnbe.

rWorgen fperoe ih Inn goa ner.
ben" lit artbur's lester @ebanfe,
ais er enolid iid our Hiibe begibt,
nbellte frage id lie, Oh lie mein @eib
werben mia," Der erite, ba er iein Sa-
ger perIdBt. @s lit nod friib am
Gage, ais er our6 Die Saustbiire
tritt. Sein 8epiiien rfladt linn 9or.
miirie, Dab er WfiB 9nnieIl Sreile ge.
brod)en, oaB es nift ebrenbaft lei, Tie
obne 9eiteres iiber 8orb gu perfen,
Dor einem fremben Sfrein su fnien.
@r aber betGubt Die mabnenoe Stim.
me uno perienft iid in iiiBe Srdume
ieliger 3uflnft.
Ser gelenoe Staa Ser Sriib.
itiidsglofe bringt i'm auriid our
8irfli6feit, er elf ms Sals nit Der
iid]eren grUartung, WiB Hoban i'm
Speiieiaal 81 iinben. Sat ibm bod
lett ieiner Seimfebr Gag nm Gag Dos
bolOe Antlib nit Dem prabtpolen
Sodenbaar rnb Ben munoeriamen
Iugen 5lpiiden Dem 0omait, 8orSel.
Ian uno Silber oeS Sriibitiidierpices
elltge9engeleud)tet. Seute aber lit
aoa abpeienb. Wrs. Sutberlano,
Garcia uno auguite iisen i'm Speiie.
iaal, Elm 0iener melbet, WfiB 3oban
bate aopfibmer5, uno wiiroe nidt
erideinen. Irtbur iiiblt iid pcinlid
beriibrt. Sit 6us i6limmes Omen,
@or5eiden srsi,erer GnttGui6una2
Seine iidtlihe SerItimmtbeit pirft
anitedeno auf Die llebrigen. Otr.
| Sntberlano lit 5eritrert. a,tgultc
itumm, Garcia perOrieBlif, lie allcir
fennt bas 9ebeime Wotip ieneS Goit.
icriptums, in benz lie Hoberid, mad,
! Wtaplerpooo e%ingelaben, uno MN iinS
ibre Soiinumgen in Der gliitbe ae,
fnidt. S6fpobl lie Die Ionoli6ticene
auf Ser Serraiie nif)t nit auaen se.
idaut, weiB iie 10 geian ipie artbnl
unb guguite, mas am reriloiiener
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
inns perlaiien?" fraat Mrs. Sutb.

itns perIaiien?" fraat Mrs. Sutb.
erlnnb.
~Vtit Dem Mittags;u1e."
geinabe ben aon5cu Gormittag
bdlt lid Wr. &obnn i'm Salon auf,
no leine Gnfelin linn poripielt unb
Iingt. Wrs. Sutberlano unb lie
noilen ben olfen Scrrn 5ilm 9abn-
boz geleiten. llnmittelbor Dor ieincr
Ibreile uift er gba in iein 3imnter.
vIoa," beginnt er init leiier, nm
ltd,erer Stimme, lid peripradL Did
balo IN oaS @ebeimnib Geines 2e-
bens einsltpeiben. 0ir's miinolif
81 iagen, gcbt iiber meillc arafte,
oesbalb babe if Cir geihrieben.
8enm Du belite Iberto oieien 9rief
~lielcit, miro Dir IQes flar iein. .
mein Ser5ensfinb, fonnte ih Dir Die
Dual iener Stunoen nit meinem 9e-
ben eriparen. nit 5reroen gdbe if
es bin! Iber es liegt nidt in meiner
Naft, Su nuibt piiien, mas bieie
lu'5etdl1uhgeft eftfDaltelt, unO 9oft
Itebe Dir BEL
.@ber, @rcBpapa, lit es 10 idref.
lih?"
.Sa, mein &ii,b. 9ete, bepor Su
oieien Brief offneit, goa, altf bab OH
nift 5uiammenbrihit inter Der
Wud)t bieier entbiiIlungen."
Die %unnatiirlid pergroBerten @n-
gen itarr ailf ben 8roBnuter sebeftet,
itreft Ioa mehoniif Die Sano nod
Dem griefe aus. aein 2allt entringt
lid ben bebenoen 2ipper.
~llno nm behiite Gid Soft, mein
2iebling! Sn ldneitens adt Sasen
febre ih mieoer, bann maeit On bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
z. aapiteI.
Bonn 8lite getrpffen.

Hie geabntes tponniges 8efii9l
burdilutbet Ioa's 9ruit. 8isber lit
bas .2eben Elm lifter Waientag ee.
peien, Die ein5iae 8olfe am flaren
Sort5ont Der Shatten Der @ergan.
genbett auf 8roBpapa's Intlis.
Seute aber, bette ballt ii6 Ole @elt
pie elm Yaraoies Dor ibreH gliden
anf,-iie ielbit Die gliidlidite Gpa,
Die je. i'm Sonnenihein blrd)'s irbi.
Idle 2eben palte. Grit oils lie Or
thurs leioenihaftli6 gliibenben
@orten selauidt, bat pie elm idber
Slis Die grfenntniB iie burf3udt,
baB lie i'm liebt. @ie tbelier er ibr
nod unb na6 gerporben, ltnb pes-
balb iie Gooerih abgepieien, miro
ibr plGslif offenbar. bas &inb bat
lid in cine Sungfrau nerpanOelt, Der
Sieles MN fem Hdtbiel mebr lit.
Die bon amoretten i'm &ab.
men Oes Soiletteipiegels eebaItenert
@adsfer5en brennen bereits, ais
goa ibr 3immer betritt lino Die 3ofe
nit einem 2G6eln entlGbt.
sd merbe nod elm paar Stunben
aufbleiben, Srinette, 0u braubit
nidt auf mid gu iparten. Cute
RaGt!"
Srinette perlGbt bas 8emaf. Iba
iett iid ans Seniter nnb blidt trGr-
meriid binaus in Die iternloie Nadt,
Die iebr finiter gemeien wdre, bate
niht rOtblih MISREPRESENTATION
0unit ben Sori5ont gefdrbt. Sn Der
eigentbiimli6en Stiae pernimmt lie
oelItlid Der 8Gi,nle leiieS Hauifen,
oas Haibeln Der Nattern i'm Inter.
bol5, ben iheien Sliigelidlag zines
Sogels i'm Nelt6en.
Sn iiiBe Srdumereien periunfen,
iist aoa lange. Sbre 8eOanfen file
gen Der 3ufunft ~entsesen, Die Or
thur nit liften Sarben ibr gemalt,
Die grobe Geiie bur6 europa, Den
folgenoen 8inter in Der cubaniifen
Seinlatb inter Wagnolien ilno Ifn-
5ien, Den CONNER in Maplepoob.
8ie cine lafenbe, bliibenoe 2ano-
idaft breitet oas 2eben iid Dor ibrem
ent5iidten Iuge aus,-5u idon fat,
UNI ni6t ploBlid ipie cine 5ata Wor.
CANA 81 5errinilen.
Die 3eit pergebt; crit oils gba iid
erbebt, iid) 5ur Hube 81 begeben,
fGQt ibr Bid auf Den Sfreibtiid, In
Dem lie 8roBpapa's 9rief peripabrt
bat. SIM iiiBen Sarrmel oes iuugen
Slides bat Tie i'm poljtdnoig per-
geiien.
llnerfldrlides 8rnuen erfaBt Tie.
@as mo6te oaS @ebeimniB fem, oas
ibren 2ebenspfao in Nad)t uno Gum.
fel biilen ioate2 Mit bebenoen Sim.
germ nimmt lie ben 9rief 5llr Sanb.
IN obersl6ubiiher Inait magt Tie
nid)t, i'm iofort Su ofinen.
.@ie tbori6t i'd bin" iagt lie,
.am gnoe tits gar niht 10 i6limm.
8roBpapa iiebt slles ihpar5, mnb
leat Der Sade mobl iibertriebcne
@ihtigfeit bel. @S lit fem Icrbre.
den, feline Sdonbe, feline erblide,
geiitige ODER forperlide 9ronfheit,
mic er iost. lnb ioqte id) mein Ser.
mogen perlieren, 10 wdre oas lln-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
Sin fur@t6arrS @rbcimnib,

! Die fleine @rltppe am &lapier
laBt Die 9eioen unbeahtct poriiber.
Sieben, ais lie ollrh Die offene 8Ias.
tbitre binaustreten uuf ben Hnlen.
plob, auf Dem ons Monolif)t in bret.
ten Siiberitreifen liegt. Bon unpiQ.
fiirllfem Smpuls getriehen, biegen
tie IN Die aaitanienallee, Die sur Ger
raiie fiibrt. Sort an ser nieoeren
9ruitrpebr itebt Nbo, in einen groBen
SbaDl gebiiqt. ,lleber ibrem Sallpt
ltreldt Der Ibenomino ourh bie oui.
tenoen 6lieber3meiee, Tie brift einige
gliitbentrollben, ndbreltb ihr guge
trGumeriih iiber oie nuberpegte
monobeglGn5te @aiierflad)e ihtpeift.
Seine oieier unbeoeutenoen ginsel-
beiten entgebt Irtbur, oils er NIT slil.
quite aus ben oulfelen 8aumerllp.
pen tritt.
Salt i'm gleifen Woment neiet
Iooerif iih 5u slba, mo f~liiitert ibr
in gliibenOen @prten ieine 2iebe gu.
Cine alte, rralte 8eididte, Die bas
inl6nloiee @eiet aber an Dem herr
lihen Suni.IbenO gum erlten Mol
pernimnt. Sngrimmig boat Mrtbur
Die 5Guite. Sbm it's, aIs pode ibn
mabniimnises Gerlangen oilf Den
Better los5uItiir5en, i'm iiber oas
rieoere 8elGnber ms Weer 81 iflell-
bern. Stlmm uno re9ungslos
iteben Die 8eiben. auauitc iiebt
ebenio bleif aus, pie ihr @eiGbrte.
Dfit fat unbeimlider Iube bliden
iie auf Die Scene, Die Dor ibnen ii6
abipielt.
Die g%ntfermtng lit si grob, ELM
@ort 81 p%eritebe1t, aber i'm belen
Worolihte ieben tie gbn iif abmel,.
ben, oas Intlis nit ben Sanoen per-
biilen, nGbrenb &oberid ibr all
SiiBen Unfit. gus ieinen 3iigen
iprtdt itarre ger5peiflung, u1b be-
funbet oeiltli9 Die Intiport, Die ibm
geiporben.
Isle bat i'm a%bgepieien," iubeIt
Irtbur, r9ott lei 9anf!"
.&ebren mir 5uriid," ipridt slll-
quite eiiig. rWtiB Hoban mofte
glaliben, mir bdtten Tie belauidt."
Sic lit tootenbleid, Die blauen s(ll-
gen f~unfeln in rGtbielbaftem @Ian5.
gber niht elm ein5iges Mal iiebt Mr-
thur auf Tie, oils Tie lansiam ms
Saus idreiten.
@trpa 5ebn Win,iten fpGter er.
ideint NiB Roban nit einem Ius.
Druid, Der an cine eri1rofene 60
seize erinnert, in ben ounfelen ero-
BEN augen. 8alb pcrlGbt tie bas
Simmer, na6 ibrem @roBpater gu
ieben, unb fommt niht pieoer siriid.
Sir Irtbur i6eint NIT ibr 2eben itn6
2idt aus Dem Gallon entidnunoen.
Ser @beno lit melt borgeriidt, aIs
Die @aite iid empfeblen. @rtbur eiIt
in ben @arten, in fiibler Hadtluit
bas Sieber 5u itiaen, oas ieine Ibern
bur6tobt. Seine Miioigfeit felt iit
elm, lpeitbin burd]manbert er Die Sin.
laeen, cine 8eute Der miberiprefenb.
item @mpfinoungen.
ginige blnoert Shritte entfernt
bon Der 5erraiie, balb p%erborsen in
elmer @ilbnib bon SarrenfrGutern
uno 9rombeerranfen, erbebt iif I'M
S6otten Der gaume Elm aItes Som.
merbaus, bas nur ielten elm SUB be.
tritt. Gort auf Dem feuhten, gras-
iibermadienen 8ooen liegt Goberif
SUTHERLAND unb iu6t in Ser Stile
Der Haft unb Der ginlamfeit oes
Srtes ben aufrubr ieiner @efiible au
belhni6tigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-14
SnmmSreiite glnt,uurt.

gbei: n8eltern bat Sbr 9ollege
nm llrlaub ge6eten mo belte font
men Sic; mobin ion oenn bas fiib-
ren?"
aommis: .Sn's gr5eebirge, Serr
Gbef."
The evening world., 1913-12-23

small wagon. and men afoUt-A vast
army Of the latter-~re WORKING eight
hours day and overtime distrfbvtinG
To It's various recipients the Christmas
bensficenos OF New York alone. An
other force 10 sending out to every ESQ.
ton. corner and wrinkle Of oar national
map the thousands Of tons Of matter
being contributed By New Yorksrs to
distant friends. relatfves-and enemies
PARCELS BEING SENT TO ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD ~ POST.
And across ssas-in NspAi and vlsdi.
vostok. GuayaQuii and Anahabad. in
Kurdistan and Kamtchatka---in every
absurd. sequestered thorpe and hamlet
the new parosl post 10 delivering other
masses OF holiday merchandise--snoush
10 put q Spug in Matteawan.
There are." said Postmaster Morgan
to-day. no figures. We're much too
busy to count or keep track. But
would say from cursory observation
that the number Of packages being
handled n about twice A. grsat - ever
before. This does not. Of csuroa. indi.
cate the real voiums because. bafors
the present NV was passed. ~ weight
limit Wa four poundA Nov The limit u
eleven pounds IN he distant sonss and
twenty pounds in ne first two. How
| much greater the total weight = this
year cannot At present be estimated.
I'm spite Of the great volume there .
no confusion in New York. TIE pack
ages received Sunday and Sunday night
for local distribution were al asnvsrsd
yesterday. Those rscsavsd Monday WI
ali b IN the hands Of the Addresses ~
night We ~ not bsh1nd in any pae.
ticulaf end ~ % NJ sx1eot - - 4
iafgs nvmbsP - Aass 0svln6 vaa0 -
ostng smoloysd n ne delivery Of ths
packages 70 ne forty-fivs ssb-seaeiens
N Manhattan end the Drsnx. The mais
are all assorted It the main rostemoA
at me Fsnnsyivania seatsoo end q he
0rand Central station and PIT Into oass
for dstvSsy b the VARIOUS substAtiens
nsArsst the point o. delivery.
"Ths wagons and automeN1lss ass
then also employed In distributing the
mails 10 hotels and apartment houses.
Many Of the big apartment houses up
town - whole eackfuls q Christmas
mails several times q day.
PUT ON 500 EXTRA oAHNleNo
FOR HEAVY NEW YORK MAIL.
I'm ad6ition to a thsss means Of
delivery Ne ere also uAng about Soo
extra carrisrs VINO work by he hour TO
get the larger parcels delivered. Ths
regular carriers can take de smaller
pack aSss In tAaf sacks along with
letters and papers, but this - not pos
sibie with the moro bulky objects"
The Postmaster moved over 70 the
window and watched the dun sky and a
mast that was floating W from TIE
river.
IT hooks IKE rain" he said = Asps
Il win DOT rain or snow ~ aasse CHRIST
MAJ. n means twsos - much WORT eus
Us Il q does"
So thers are h New York whole con-
gregatioao Of woriksrs VITO wan b very
glad 20 do without . white Christmas.
II tts all the sauns 70 you
The evening world., 1913-12-23
SAVE YOUR HAIR! # FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFF-25 CENT DANDER|NE

loosen and die-then the hair falls out
fast. A little Danderine toni ht--now-
any tme--will surely save Jour hair.
Get . ascent bottle Of knowltoa's
Dandcrine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, tustre and
luxuriance which 10 so beautiful. II will
become wavy and fluffy and have the ap-
pesrancc Of abundance; an incompatible
gloss and softness. but what will please
you most will be after just few weeks
use. when you will actually zee . lot Of
fine. downy hAir--new hair--Grewing oil
over the scalp.
The evening world., 1913-12-23

All OF this Is. as may seem obvious,
connected with the parcel post. which
Is just undergoing the ordeal by fire OF
It's first Christmas According 20 Post
master Edward NJ. Morgan, the young
ster Is doing nicely, thank YOU. No
congestion, no mixups. no confusion
nothing whatever wrong with the con-
stituion Of the youngest child OF the
postal service.
And all that may not seem remarkable
unless something Ia known about the
volume of this new bushes and the
agencies by which 1t Ia being handled.
Motor trucks, horse drawn moving vans.
The evening world., 1913-12-23
AMERICAN MILITANT FREED.
xeiie Emerson Not Guilty OF At
tsolciss I,ondoe poItceu man.

LONDON. Dec. S.-The Police Magis-
trate to-day dismissed tho charges OF
assaultins and obstructing tho poles
brought against Miss eziie Emerson,
the militant suRragette of jackson,
Mioh.. In connection with . urbance
on Dec. Is in the Bow District OF tho
East End Of London. Tho American
woman Wa thsrsupon liberated and
walked out Of court accompanied BY
her friends. with all the honors Of war.
Mis- Emerson. when called to the
witness stand TESTIFIED that tho state
mont Of the policeman that she had
deliberately struck him and smashed
hls helmet was untrue although she
SAID she might have done so accident
ally. The Magistrate paid n tribute to
tho general truthfulness Of the militant
suffragettes, remarkinS. II Miss
Emerson had Intentionally hit the po-
licsmAn she would have SAID 60"
The evening world., 1913-12-23
acct pour stamps across the hall,

"Get yow stamps across the hall.
then bring your package bdch 10 me
No. no stamps here. Just s'omps--
common everyday stamps. Uh-hrh"
"Is this q bookf Books arc third
class matter. They caat BE- matted
BY parcel post Yes, zoe rarry them.
bat tho rate ts different. Yes. ono
cent for each ttco ounces"
"Yox'H havs to unseaI that pack
oos " yoa cish to use the parcel
post rate Sealed matter must 90
ftrst class. Sorry; caN't occopt u
that 10Y"
"Your package probably UtH DO
delivered IN Brooklyn Tomorrow.
Yes, Il doesn't take long"
The evening world., 1913-12-23
AllegsA TsVsk Thisvss Arrested
an0 Held.

Detectives Rats and Oliver o6 ne
special squad for truck thieves were
near Pier No. - North River last night
when they saw two msn mount . truck
oAdsd With ssvsn oasss d lingerie con-
.!snad to William Lowenthai d Son. Ma.
% West Houston street. Aftsr . hsht
tho men were arrested. They said they
were John Brew Of No. ~ Hudson
street and william Kemlo Of No 50
Garrison street They wsre held In
5000 bail to await the action Of tho
Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1913-12-23
PARCEL POST MAIL
HANDLED ON TIME
DESPITE BIG RUSH
Postmaster Morgan Says Too
Busy to Count, but Volume
Is Probably Double.

Nineteen cents Yes, strth zone.
yes. pour parcel can BE- insured at
tho reotstry wsndow--hvs cents for
sss."
"wtI YOU ,oetoA my package,
pieass' on, doss v make a Differ
cncs phere Rs ooino' Twenty-tpo
cemtsS over thereS Certainly"
The evening world., 1913-12-23
Ladies! Men! Here's the
quickest, surest dandruff
cure known.

Thin brittle, colorless and scrsggy
hair is mute evidence Of . neglected scalp.
Of dandruff--that awful scurf.
There 10 nothing so destructive TO the
BAR As dandruff. II roba the hair Of it,
lustre. its strength and hs very life;
eventually producing . teverishness and
itching Of the scalp, which II not RENE
died causes the hair roots to shrink.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19
SENSIBLE

Jane Addams, that great and good citizen of
Chicago and the world, deserves a special vote
of thanks for her refusal to become a candidate
for mayor of Chicago.
The Illinois legislature gave the women votes
recently or at least the power of voting for most
public offices, and Immediately the women's
clubs, suffrage associations and tea-circles began
calling upon Jane Addams, head of Hull House
and wellknowR civic and social reformer, to run
for mayor. Here is her response:
at is against our principles to rush in for of
ficeholding the moment we have received the
vote. 1t would be very unwise for the women
of Illinois to accept or seek public office until
they have had few years experience as voters
At this time think should refuse to be can
didate for any public office"
There is something more than commonsense
in that; there is recognition of the fact that a
voter is not necessarily good official, and that
something more than enthusiasm and idealism
are needed in the administration of office
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19
JAPAN's PROTEST

Conjectures in these columns some time ago
that Japan would rely more upon the spirit of
what she considers fair play than upon the text
of the treaty in protesting against the California
alien land-ownership law are borne out as the ma
ture of her objections begin to trickle out from
the secrecy of diplomatic chambers.
Early this month the latest Japanese note,
which supplements the brief notice of protest of
June 4, was handed to Secretary Bryan by Am
bassador Chinda. 1t celebrates the previous
points on which Japan bases her objections.
The note, according to good authority takes
the ground that the California legislation, as
well as the anti-alien laws of other western
states, discriminates against the Japanese and
that the United States, which is responsible for
the acts of its constituent parts is tacity allow,
ing the discrimination to exist. 1t is held that
the United States is thus placed in the position
of denying,to the citizens and subjects of Japan
an equality of treatment which is necessary to
the continuance of treaty relations.
1t is suggested that the infraction of the
treaty relations is in spirit rather than in letter,
and Washington reports say that it is not held
that the major portion of the Webb law, is con-
trary to the text of the treaty, but contrary to
its spirit The note does, however, insist that the
clause of the Webb law which affects the right
of inheritance of property specifically violates
the international treaty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19

is there danger of such thing, my
son, in a country which has produced
Benjamin Franklin and Abraham Lin
, coin?
Very little, my boy; very little.
Wealth alone in democracy like ours
cannot command the elements neces-
sarygto perpetuate a superior class
OF animals. The menagerie's too SUBJ
ject to anthropologic raid.
Besides, my son, the men in America
who have made money have risen from
the ranks. They liked to work and
made more money from mere interest
in the job and, with few exceptions,
their children are CT the same mind.
That they do foolish things with their
money, my son, is as true as it is hui
man. Poor men do the same with the
little cash they may have. And when
a man has money, the world is eager
to get some of it. The wonder Is my
boy, that more people have not lost
their heads in possessing great wealth !;
that more foolish American girls have
not weeded more foolish European
counts. some of whom, by the way, my
lad. have first-rate. table manners.
But by and large. my son, We are a
sensible People. We are all part and
parcel of working Republic; we are
all common men and women; we are
all more or less in trade for a living,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-19

held responsible for (you can't own
more than one share in this munich
pality corporatfon) simply ranted
around in me till it became all abb
sorbing, and before / had gotten the
heels of those shoes in a suitable con-
dition had made up my mind that
the very next day / would look in on
Mayor Fern and caution him that is
he does. not do things to suit me I'll
fire him. l feel that l am man of
affairs now. | have vast resources
right here in Honolulu, and all / have
to do is to go out and absorb them
You can't imagine how bright things
locked to me when looked at them
in the right aWy. And while l was
putting the cover on the yellow shoe
polish box l realized that I was a
real live capitalist now, in a going
concern Hawaii, Free sugar oh
-piffle! ,t