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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.

One of the important contributing factors to the present embr
seh OF American residents Mexico the popular
among the Lans that country
abroad For years the City journal our policy
IN inns regard has been legitimate subject only
"h lands but returned have had
TO observe the contempuous attitude of
ue gTgoes ms attitude natural and logical Those
Latin blood with whom patriotism almost religion cannot
understand why great country continually boasnp of its
power should allow its citizens foreign lands to be subjected TO
entering only feeble protests generally diluted
and sprtless terms ' " II 3' - ~
and 1t is not at all Americans
oung IN battle scohrged Mexico passing themselves off
neIsime This ancient sbterfuge of in Cuba and
Se ana South American Republics protection under
inc nag OF government that when if
comes 10 protecting its people abroad
cessiy passes himself off Engsman country gains
OF enforced respect and consideration not that the
latls love an Englshman 20
spee the unDo jack and the firm diplomacy Great Britain
IL rs rather refreshing to
recent domac mterchanges with the Nexicans wanton
Shoog OF Charles Dixon United States immigration inspector
nafez last Saturday by drunken
consul Is reported to have made this
uoes; do not merely the men but
he name OF the United States have the
TO represent demand their arrest and their trial and
Io inns crime My government will hold military
authorities OF Juaez personally responsible failure to obey this
command - - ~
This language something that the nature can understand
III Is demand and a command without
consuls Of the instructed TO sneak nc bod
would not be long before the grngo on as sure footing
rs German an EneMman Frenchman intercourse with
But even the most emphatic
futile unless backed by obvious
an idea that American citizenship ANYTHING shoud
DE changed An American citizen should with him as good
credentials as Roman citizen the when Roman cti
zen was 10 De safe from insult foreign shameful
mat an american should be forced represent as an Eng
shnan IN orde TO protection The Latin character
utterly me-" e of understanding beneyoence and
arusf one kick Latin on the hns make him respectful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
NO PANIC SIGNS THEN.

Industrial and commercial activities States at the
close OF the fiscal 1913 indicated by
bureau OF domestic of
wch show imports of manufacturers
features and agricultural products of
materials within the United States activities transporting agencies
and the supply and distribution currency the available
dates In practically all of these the
exceed those OF the former high record 1912 Imports
materials Tor the manufacturing industries
exceed those of last by $55O00000 while
ports OF the products of the factories those of 1912
uV Cotton silk fbres tobacco hides lumber copper
ana chemicals used in manufacturing all show increases guam
MY imported IN 1913 compared with 1922 while in the other
pai manufacturers materials rubber tin and
ore The figures OF 1913 differ but little from The
aiue OF all imports for the 234
in 1912 " ~ '-''
Inc individual deposits national banks reported the
comptroller the against
S5soo0OO June "a 1922 their discounts Sc
uVVo against 1891 100000 June A.
IN circulation IN the United States July reported the
J. 1912. y" ''''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
A WIRELESS ANNIVERSARY.

One wear morning The appearance
with full mainland dispatches received by
wireless with Federal Telegraph Company
three wireless
abroad these demonstrate
being attained by the transacic workers On August
The
first daily newspaper the world of any promi
depend upon the wireless for all foreign homeland
twelve hundred covering fifteen stories,
published that and both The Advertiser the Federal Tee
Company received hearty congratulations their work of
giving MdPac Islands the first eegrapic
n their history.
many sptics however There but
hundreds who insisted upon the mpossby of having
eeved by wireless from San Francisco fragmentar shape
comparison The Advertiser made this paper
published simultaneously with the San Francisco aies and
for the dispatches of the world There
mon Doubling Thomases after
Through the with the improvements that twelve months bring
completeness of and accuracy the Federal Wireless
brought The Advertiser day after day with but three in
terrpons the the world ptomzed
hundred
upon the breakfast tables of majority of the residents
The wireless has completely established itself The with
which this paper and its patrons been
newspapers the world present
the of London upon The Advertiser
Technical
language have commented upon Requests information
articles have been received by The Advertiser from editors
The compared
heretofore
and by the word many times cheaper any
could be secured by cable has been worth 10 The Advertiser
given the readers of this paper
service that has been neither padded locally inflated
that them all the the Importance
be telegraphed into San Francisco. .IrI -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15

matter Joining the Republicans the house he made powerful
speech IN favor Of annexation.
The Chinese IN Hawaii, little than ther
aoks TO Governor then Congressman Sner presented
motion calling for the immediate Republic of
CHM. F "
Mr. Suze spent eighteen years in congress during which time
ne established record in ree workers
noteworthy acts the law increasing the carriers
o. the county the resolution of sympathy Beers
helr struggle to maintain their independence resolution of
pathy Tor the oppressed Jews Russia
murder by the Russian
birthday legal holiday the resolution the treaty with
Russia because that refused recognize the Jewish
ports the resolution to make October II
Columbus Day the pension law the orphans and widows of
the deceased soldiers and sailors who the resolution
elect United States by direct people the bill
to regulate interstate railroads. bill for an nterna
ona commission to investigate the high living the bin
the American duies on
the lines OF the early navigation laws of the country
struc good national roads the bill Maine
the law TO ght the Statue of Liberty the bill
the bill to create department of labor
seat in the cabinet the bill reduce tariff taxes especially on ali
goods, and merchandise and
SOLD cheaper abroad than to the people the United
to place the free list coal wood pulp and white print
paper the resolution to amend the Constitution graduated
come tax law the bill for postal banks
post the bill for the department of ranporaon bill for the
volunteer soldiers and sailors who
i1ght law; the resolution
establishment of republics the bill foreign service
and acquire embassies abroad and the bill
ing from the ports of the United States
safeguard and device for saving life.
during his campaign few months for the governoshp
made nnmerabe speeches. addressing estimated million
pectng him to make break did not do So he explained
by saying: II made was not true NOT in
single instance did anything know of nv own per-
sonal knowledge to be a fact'
And yet of this
OF perjury bribery altering public documents msusng funds
entrusted to ms Keeping He defiance political
and charges them with wholesale
disgrace him. Hawaii will watch his fight sympathetic eager
ness. = =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15

av who from their homeland pnch the
of their fellow comtrymen the Territory
Especially fachcd does the contention when the objection to
the returning travellers Is based the fact that they have disease
which very prevalent the Islands which very probably
contracted here before they left.
The resident japanese have the showing made every
be aroused the proposed eporng Of these and
who residents of long standing and property Of
Them the parents of Amecanbon children and with their families
domiciled in Hawaii
When considers the list OF diseases by the Fill
pno looks hike stranng at dport residents
for diseases infinitely less objectionable
those freely admit 1t would that trihe of
would things and around the immigration station especially
of the recently published
spending Of 3I622 adult people
TO Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
BATTERY D. HOLDS
SERVICE PRACTICE
Guns Fire At Distances Ranging
From 1000 to $500 Yards
With Good Results.

SCHOFPELD BARRACKS, August
l4.-Battery. ID, First Field Artillery,
commanded by Captain Hopkins, held
service practise here today, and all
morning shells We're bursting on the
hills north of the infantry target range.
The guns were posted at the Chang
Chau laundry, and fired at distances
ranging from 1000 to $500 yards at
targets representing infantry in squads
and columns of squad formation.
The observations We're slightly in
tcrfered with by rain, but the results
of the practise were said to be very
satisfactory.
Capt. Sherrard Coleman, Fourth Cav
airy, has been detailed Us exchange
officer of the cavalry and artillery post
exchange, succeeding First Lieut.. l.. w.
Prunty, who has been relieved.
Admiral Moore, commandment of the
Pearl Harbor Naval Station, will lee
ture at the First Infantry Amusement
Hall Friday evening at half-past seven
o clock on "The People and Customs
of Samoa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
MESSAGES BRING NEWS
OF DEATHS To HONOLULU

Sad news was carried by the cable
for number of Honolulans yesterday
One message, received by Mile. Juliette
de la Morlais, now residing here, an
nounced the death of her mother,
Madame Ia Vicomtesse de la Morlais,
at Brittany, France. Death occurred
on July 10, according to the message
The second cable, received by Charles
o. Hottie of the Won Hamm. Young Com
pany, announced the death Of his father,
T. q. Hottie, at Redding, California,
last Wednesday. According TO the brief
message, death was due to drowning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
GOVERNOR sULzER.

The possible downfall of Governor Slzer and the
certain dmmng OF ms reputation result of investigations
end charges something in which Hawaii we'll
se Governor Suer of the stanch friends of the Islands
VINO has done great deal for Hawaii
W IN the usual course of events would
IN the midst OF things federal ready extend helping
lawah might need IT, The Tammany statesman
strength to the Hawaiian delegation Washington during the period
leading up to the annexation of the Islands United
poed ms own party when the Hawaiian issue made political
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
KREp IT HANDY.

Immediate relief Is necessary in at.
tacks of diarrhoea. Chamberlain =
Collie. Cholera aud DaTThoea Remedy
should always be on hand. For sale by
bepson, smith 4 co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION PROTEST.

On me lace OF IT, looks extremely rfetched immigration
authorities to plead legal necessity attempt TO ebar from re-
ihhg 10 Hawaii certain japanese who
in the Islands be able afford hreemonts vacation in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-08-15
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MAN.
AGEMENT, CIRCULATION.

Hawaiian Gazette, Semi Weekly.
Editor: r. O. Mathesou.
Business Manager: C. S. Crane.
Publishers: The Hawaiian Gazette
Co., Ltd.
Qwners-Stockholders holding | per
cept. or more of total amount of stock.
1. A. Thurston Honolulu.
{. S. Crane Honolulu
Mrs. A. w. Pearson Honolulu.
Edward Dekum Honolulu
Estate w. NJ. Pomroy Honolulu.
Bondholders, Mortgages and other Sc
curity holders. None.
CHARLES s. CRANE,
Manager.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this first day of August, A. d. 1913.
HYLA b. COONLEY,
Notary Public for the First Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii.
My commission expires June 80 1914.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-12-21
UIIsf sIEU .--4
TO BREAK REJURO.
BELIEVED eRUNsWIcK HAS tx
CEeosD ALL PREVIOUS REC
ofDs DURING YEAR.

There is cry Indication ts2t the
amount Of shipping handed through
the pof, of Brunawic.; during the year
1913 viii smash into smithereens all
previous records Of the port, which
means that business upwards Of $780,
uLU,0 900 will be handled.
Wane figures are net ct obtalnable
1t is known that the ye1r has been |
great one IN Shipping generally. Tne
shipping Of crossties frc.I THIS port
has continued steadily, and viii UNI
do;Jttedly show an increase over pre-
yIors years. That all cotton record
nave been broken is already practi
cally assured, and. though the naval
stores marke. has been off consider
Big during tae entire year, still The
shipment Of rosin and tGfpentine frcm
MS port has neen heavy.
lrmbcr 81 ments hive also contin
ued throughout the year and will al
most equal previous records, while
mere has been Il st, dy sh pment o
al other commodities.
/ With all OF the other products hold
! in5 their cyn, and with /. Lig increase
/ il eottcn end clossties, there is ev
cry reason to believe that the recort
ior the year wll be the l@lSest IN thu
history CT this Opt.
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eh Is s:s.i
KING

s-cranton. Pa, Dec. 20.-identifh ~
The body Of a man found in La= 81
suehanna river, near Towanda, al Ill
husband, Mrs Fred l.. WiiI'I.s, y
THIS city, and her da IEnfet vent 10
ulgter, y. y, a week ago and attend
ed the funeral.
Fearing thar the bon possibly
r.i.ht not be that CT her husband, she
requested as the coffin as being low
cred to the grave, that she again be
permitted 10 view the bcdy.
On second view she burst into tears
again, convinced that It's was her nus
eand, the Identification marks being
I q scar on the forehead, q crooked fin
ger and tattoo mark. She then hac
the body reshipped for burial here
the services being held at 2 o'clock II
the afternoon. AS the supposed wild
ow was leaving her home, Telegram
reached her from Hornen, n. Y.
was from ner husband.
Alive and well and working, rea'
the telegram.
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RURIED ELEVEN YEARS,
BODY is PETRIFlED

Baltimore. De1. 20 When the body
ot Boni Dazinsky. buried in a GENE
tery here c!eyen years a~o, was AK
umcd, Il was found 10 be pesfliicd.
Five Non had TO us a blccA
and tackle TO get Che CONN from tho
rave. The body weighed between
500 and 700 pounds.
Dazinsky's features we're perfectly
preserved, the mus;ache and hair be
ing in the same condition, app rrenuy
as when he was buried.
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p the world.
L-se rules the court,
The camp. She .sroye.
And earth bench
And heaven above,
FOR icge is heaven.
And heaven is love.
Love is the great tranamitter ana
trans. oimer. It makes the wilderness
TO blossom as the rose. The man OF
love rlssing through The valley d
Bcca maketh it a well; the rain also
hllest the the pools. IN the harsh,
hard world Ct trade It may seem That
every door is barred with cold aad
opens but 10 golden keys" but ',9V"
laughs ut lockshi.hs." for love has - ,
cpen sesame TO nearly ali doors. ~
the world loves the lover, bscaree
he loves all the world
To the cold hear all the NcrlG ioois
| cd: to ne warm heart the sodta
wind seems ever 10 bow Ths k'Sd
nd generous man meets k!HG and
generous people whoseye. ne tdraa,
When | take my walk to church,
90 many folks ] see,
And because never speak to them,
They never speak to me.
Speak and mon speak with you;
love and the world loves with you.
DO your Christmas loving early, and
do it all the time. Have you read the
Christmas Carol again? You shonld
read II during or before cash Christ
mas season Let us follow old Scrooge
as he goes out with the three ghosts
those OF Christmas past, CHRISTMAS
present and Christmas TO come. Lei
us see the mcrrymaking in the home
Of poor Bc0 Cratchil and hear Tinj
Tim as he says, God bless us ev
eryone" Let us see th7 Great mira
Gle wrought IN Old Scroage" who be
cones New Scgooge, Noble Scrooge
KIND hearted and generous patron o
The poor and the unfortunate.
The time draws nigh the birth o
Christ"
In Tie beauty Of the lilies Christ wa
born across the sea,
With a Story in his bosom that trans
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ADo vcnr chr.atmas aho ping carly
NJ, IN. .crs have md the tore
s,,t, and he heart 20 aho7 by this
-. >, q ts.ug TO he grateful for
az, "a m~nv d. -arc fer TIE over
-xed saleenan and saleswoman ana
foi,ycr-, be-.
.ro r. ws,.~prrs have heiped mach
=, .sse r.cs cauef. IS taey have IN
,,t = ec5d uses. Great IS the pow
y, no ross. g3r good or III. Great
IL ,.o % re9er aid IN bringing good
tns,.ee 10 $50 naop,o il aerf' g. As
n, ,.ac~ of onb &c sent men' it has no
ecu T. can reason for righteous
nrzs. temperance aad judgment TO
trr.s ccn~re M!cms. the best paper
n thc world .ra poor substitute Tor
M Bible. Int the PAPER IS about inc
On Blblo lcmc people read From
st. umns hey ~ their ideas o.
% q and morals. The early SHOP
go. ugto9'!cn eiay no haze erie!-
- a. with Tho press, but II vas
IN uel that medium that thousands
~ h lrd e II.
- your Christmas mailing early
is another good suggestion. Rcmom
o2r the p9s'man aud the poHtoIHce
clerks who also need rest, and De
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Bumped Up Against the Real Thlng

Bumped Up Against the Real Thing.
y think | have bumped up against
lie real thing in Chamberain's Tab
lets writes u. r. Thomas, of Tidi.
cute. Pa, THEY do the work and
cases Of constipation when pills and
oanses Of constipation when pills and
saline cathartics are used, their use
often followed by constipation, as
hoy take so much water out of the
OF Chamberlain Tablets is so agree
atla ana so natural that you do not
realize that 1t has been produced by
"a medicine and no reaction follows
their use. For sale by all dealers.
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figures you and ne,
lie has died TO make men holy. let Us
i've 10 make them free.
Christmas is q good tine to love in
70 serve in and be generous and for
giving in II you would get the mos
out OF this Christmas season you mus
net ak, What do | get? but what ca;
I give and do to make another happy
And remember that the gift withou
the giver is pafe.
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THE WORK ON
FANCY BLUFF CREEK

The work Of deepening Fancy Bluff
creek, which has bean in progress for
some time, is now about completed
A Government dredge has been en-
ragged in tie work and has deepenef
the creek to a sufficient depth to make
l. nayigable AT both high and low tide
The QUITO saves the people i'll the Vi
cin1ty of Fanny Bluff some two o.
three miles in a tr p TIC Gn4
tie city.
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b. x 3 % ss { ~ re SSs&a
Jr thr Spirit
ut Ghrtatntaa
9ulltty $: E: < RISER
29S2g 30, ssagsg &ya DS5~

Many a woman is known by the
Christmas presents she takes back to
be exchanged.
If there is Christmas season in
heaven the department store clerk
will hardly want to go there.
The woman who looks for the price
mark on her present generally gets
mad if she finds it.
A good thing about some Christmas
presents is that they don't last more
than day or two.
People who put off buying things
they really need until after Christmas
hardly ever find them in their stocs
tho6
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WOMAN, AGED EiGHTY-FouR,
DIES OF WROOPING COUGH

Neon, DC. 20.-Mrs F. Cook, the
st c. the pioneer German residents
Maccn, died at the age Of "a years,
ae the result oil illness with whocping
couch. One Of grandchildren was
seized with the malady several weeks
;go. ard Mrs. Cook oauget" it from
the child
Physicans say that this is the first
nstance in Macon of m adult dying
| OF whocp.ng cough.
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yUR CHRISTMAS
OWING EARLY
pY REV 10y WARWICK.

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er Grocery Co. Phone 219
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-03
Aged, WrinkIed Faces
Easily Rejuvenated
(From The Beauty Seeker.)

An aged face is often only mask to
comparatively youthful person. Be
meath is a countenance young and fair
to look upon. It's a simple matter To
remove the mask. Ordinary mercolized
wax. 10 DC had at any drug store, grad
ually absoTbs the worn-out surface
skin: in a week or two the user has
the loveliest pinky white complex
ion imaginable. An ounce of the wax
usually is sufficient to complete the
transforna ton. 1t, is put on at night
like cold cream and taken off in the
morning with warm water.
This remarkable treatment is invari-
ably effective, no matter how muddy,
sallow or dscolored the complexion
Freckles. moth patches, liver SPOTS,
pimples, blackheads and other cutane-
Gus hlemishes, naturally vanish with
the discarded skin.
To remove wrinkles, here is Il recipe
that cannot be too highly recommend
ed: Powdered saXolite, l o., dissolved
in 1-2-pint witch hazel. Use as a wash
lotion. 1t acts instantaneously and is
wonderfully effective,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-03

groups close together so that cross
pollination may be effected by insects
| Or otherwise. Sometimes these plants
are called male and female plants. and
! the two kinds must grow close togeth-
or tor fruit and seeds.
| The lowest forms of plants multiply
| by buds division and spores. Toad
stools and puffballs are good examples
of sporel- bearing plants. Smut is an
other. The dust from smut and the
I ptIffbalf is simply a clod of spores re-
semblins dust. Spores also resemble
the pollen of the higher plants, and
in many ways they are exactly like
pollen grains, spores of the lower
plants are their seeds from which
other low plants of their kind may
grow Ferns and some other green
plants CT the lower. forms Of plant life
reproduce by spores produced on the
under side Of their leaves.
Through all time so far as we know
the earth has been peopled with living
plants Each year millions upon mill
, lions of plants die. and each succeeding
year new plants are born from spores,
buds and seeds to take their places.
Each plant is endowed by nature to
give birth to new plants, so that the
species will continue to live on Not
only does each plant strive to give
birth to new plants, but great efforts
is made to start the baby plants in
life in new and unoccupied. fertile
soil To accomplish this seeds of all
kinds are scattered far and wide over
the earth. If they fall to the ground
at the base of the parent nlaIt they
could not grow because the soil there
is occupied. The nut can not grow at
the base of the parent tree, hence It Is
carried by a squirrel to an old rotten
stump. where 1t will have a free space
and rich soil to itself.
Seeds are carried by water. wind.
man and animals all over the woods
and fields Many seeds are provided
with hooks to fasten on to the hair of
animals or the clothing of persons to
be scattered and planted far and wide.
Plants with underground stems grow
continually forward in search Of new
and better soil for life They soon er-
haust the old soil of fertility and must
have new soil home. In farming
and gardening we rotate crops so that
the different kinds Of plants win have
plenty OF the right kinds Of soil foods
TO live upon. In nature many seeds
are produced and scattered in order
that the few may find a suitable soil
home In farming we select seed and
fertilize the soil in order to grow the
best crops on a given area.
t