davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

.ciecego Sm al p,|Illu| ais. ME ;zzlnl!a;ajjacee--,
30: cierpieniiaa, 1 bolu stmllulltlku.
III "a piesh ~, niatr ni6sf ia ia
skrzyd d, Cd g6rysdp
gg61rry5, Cd doliniy do d]o1linyg-,
5 |l'I'il|l|s'a We " VI prr rl,eaa Z u: rozbi.-
jaf sic wysoko, roznosif po
b6u'jnr,y,c',hll r6WVynriinach, kwiecis-
tych lanach, laczyi sic 2 SINE
rem s%trumyk6w, az gdzies ia
.kra6cach widnokreg6w, roz-
lewaf sic " p~rzestworzu, s}abl
j konaf W niesko1czonosci.
To tel dzisiaj, gdy przy-
pomna sobie miniione chwile
przezyt.ych cZasOW, TO Zal ia
.kis sciska ich "a SERGE. Pc la
mach j polachll wiatr przesta1
rozwiewa6 wesofa piesh
przestal odbijac sic .echem "
..d1rzemiacych borach, a "a
miast weso}ej piesni, roznosi
,dziki 6wist wiatru, skrzyp
gafezi; a Cd boru wiatr ME
sic, ME juz ten pomrok sta
rych sochacz6w i rozhoWorr
mad historya przezytych cza-
SOW, ale jak by dziki smiech
tysiecy duch6w, jakboy wyciie'
konajacego zwierza. ]. ID. .. :. !.
A W domu ma polach i Ia
kach przy piracy s}yszec moz=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
go i {. d. Tai, n,ilo byI q
Eslodko kfasG Sic naspoczynelklss,

go j {. d. TAX, mno bvl lg .ll.E
'slodko k1asc Sic raspooczynnekk1
z piesnia ma ustach pieSfliaa.
zegnajasc sic Z JENSEN na
,dobranoc" Jakaz potezn4
site WARY j przesWiadczenias
wywierafa ia miodociana i-a
|stote " Jezusa, kt6ry strzeg
przy lou j klad1 sic razem
ma spoczynek, ably zn6w ju-
|tro obudzi6 sic u uspienia
Go ma nowo. a kiedy
zab}ysnaf ranek j powstali6
my re sau: ,,Zacznijcie Wargi
nasze chwalic Pann9 swieta,
zacznijcie opowiadac czeAf
Jej niepojeta!"
Ia piesnia poleciWszy sic y e
|opieke Najswietszej Mdaslrryi
Fannie, poleciwszy sWojjfe'.
czynnosci, ,dzien upiywai tax
spokojnie, tax cicho milo,
W spokoju ducha. 2 miioScia
ku Bogu-d ziecie dalekie by
10 Cd zaped6w grzechowvch,
DO " duszy grafa mu piesf
do Jezusa j do Naj6wietszej
Nary Fanny.
I gdyby wtedy przyszedl
!by1 jaki 2 bezboznik6w, ME.
dowiark6w j wsluchal sic w.
te piesh, " te g}eboka via
re, " te tajemnicze drgnienia
ukryte " g}osie, " te si}e I
moe duchowa, W to glebokie
przekonanie 0 obecnosc; Boz
ga; to sama ia pieS6 wyraz-
niej przem6wila by do lego
|duszy, niz ~najwymowniejsze
|dowody i przekonania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

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dzikiaDo 6na;aeb,, .Jalaa i
{. sn,,,taL oaorn;. ".
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!, n,at,l,a1 {,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
X biura Prasowego Tow. Lit.
! i Dzien,)

rs l&1HN@s= s1 = 0A@~AAs{ 4aGt HEA a.9sEA
Ma ziemiach polskich zasz}o w
oDfstatrlch kilku miesiacach pare
faktow donis}osci wprost pierw-
szzoI1r.zesdnej, ktore z Gala pewno-
sc'a Wp}yna ma zupe}na zmiane
sposobu myslenia kol bardzo SEE
rokich, zapoczatkuja nova epo--
Ks, stana sic punktem zwrotnym
z dotychcizzaasowej oryentacyi j
polltNce narodoWej,
Cd ostatniego pogromu Pol
Ski powstajacej W roku 1863 cd
nauki dotkliWej, ze Polacy NIGGA
liczys tylko ma siebie, up}ynelo
pol Wieku No. skutkiem tego POI
kolenie d~zisiejsze znowu zdradzac
poczyaalo symphonic starej pol
slkSii'eej choroby: ogladania sic W
nadziejach swych ma pomoc POI
stronna. i
OTTO natychmiast, prawie beg
posredn1o % glosniejszem nieco
Wyyp,oWiedzeniu tych nadziei, jest
uz odpcWiedz e strony Wiszyst-
lksieell zech mocarstW rozbior-
ezych e strony Austryi zama-
chem ma II. nasz stan potsiadania "
Galicyi wschodniej e strony Ro-
sJi zamachem ma resztki jezyka
pos;kiiego " szkole j urzedzie sa-
ma nazWe KrolestWa Polskiego;
ze strony Prus55noWymi wywlasz-
czerliamii calym szeregier11' no--
Wych Wyjatko'wychf.... 4
3 q ma ziiemiach polskicht1. stoi
isttutyssliaeetc;zzlnna Pc IS same "a zebyy
uzbbroiona armia mocarstWs ro ~
biiorrcczzyyscchll, gotoWa DO zg 11:ie'e,erll
sWwssszzeellkkiieejj mysi op,oorru,1ii b bun I ndEl'}7 Y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

Duzo juz dotad pisano Q
tenn co dale duszy czfowieka.
pie5d.. ia zas 5ehcia4bym pre-
konac drog;ch czytelnik6w,
jak wielki wp}yw wywiera
pies6 ma ~wychowanie.
Niema prawie wioski "
Polsce calej W kt6rej ME pa
mietaf by kto6, jak dawniej
umilowana by}a pie66 polska:
cry to " polu, czy to przy
iakiej badz piracy; czy tel "
|k6fku domowego ogniska-
|spiewali je ojcowie; spiewaly
je matki; spiewali je chlopcy
~dziewczeta - spiewali je
Wszyscy. Pc polach j }akach
-po g6rach j dolinach, PREY.
|kosbie, zniwie; przy p}ugu,
i prawie przy kazdej piracy
W domui pc "a domem, Wiatr
|rozwiewal daleko- ,daleko
|piesh, kt6ra p4yne1a jak fala,
}aczyf}a sic 2 spiewem sko-
Wronk6w, a odg1os jej echem
odbijal sic 0 drzemiacy Dor i
do piesni tel dolewaf swe to-
ny: szelest gafezi, pomruk
Istarych sochacz6w zgarbio-
'nych wiekiem, opowiadaja-
Icych historye przezytych CA
s6w-spiew sfowik6w, dzwniekl:
d1eciof6wi odgfos kukulki.
Te move tony piee6ni, przy-
rody -Hzlewaly sic 2 pieesnia
ktt6ra spiewaly hoze dziewcze-I
t. Tub weseli chlopcy; a
.gdzies % b1o6 p1ynaf odglos
fujarki, tax slodki, tax rev
ny, ze zdawai sic z pieSnia
swoia wyleWac ukryty zal,
sWoie cielrpienl1lii'e, lub zl.'6W
w!ybuchaf iaks by tenant die
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
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u 81 III swe snie, ! onaa 1isl
EEEm1ez;e przexcaa noe zn,ru II
zciekaaws'oosiIct.ii; o. ) ,y ", shI.a /
s@sN. q slSFg.W WffIWENI@FT W13HagE M4a ft.1tE .N#NWfH @aItG.
EURoPY.

Wediug ost;atan,iclh statystyk,
liczba miieszkanc66w Europy do
siegaa5cyfry 4ss, 100000 milionow,
: czego ma pojedyhcze pahstwa
przypada ma Rosye europejska
III milionow, Niemcy 81 milo
now, Austr.oo Wegry 81 milo
now, Angie 45 milionow. Fran
eye 80 milionow, Wlochy "a mi
lionow, Hiszpanie 10 milionow,
Beige j Rumu'lnliie 20 ! miliot,nr6w,
Turcye europejska s mi1ionow.
Holandlye, Portugalie Szwecys
po S milionow, Bulgarye 4 milo
nyny, Szwajcarye 3 miliony. Ser
bic, Gregg, DAME j Norwegie pc
2 miliony.
Gestost zaludnienia najwiek-
sza jest W Europe, DO gdy ma l
kilometr kwadratowy Przypada W
Azyi 20.6 osob, W Ameryce j A
fryce As osob, " Australia 0.8, to
" Europe ma te sama pr0estrzeh
przypada przecietnie a miesz--
kancow. z poszczegolnych kra-
j6w europejskich pod wzgledem
zaludnienia ma pierwszem miej-
.scu stoi Belgia Z 1856 mieszkanca-
mi. ma 2 kilometrach kwadrato-
wych, nastepnie Ho1andya III
mieszkahc6w, Anglia 146, WHO
.chy 100, Niemcy III, Szwajcarya
81, Austro-Wegry rs, Francya "a,
Rosya 20. = Norwegia tylko 8 O.
sob.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Uczlny dzieci nasze czytae
pisa6 | m6Wt6 20 polsku.
Pfzeglad SpfaW Po|skich


W jaki sposob Austrya Prusy
Rosya lodpowiedzzia}y ma
n. nasz ostatni wybuch ,nadziei.
M Ais no zwifkszenia ucisku
] nowych cios6w nar6d pol
ski ME upada ma duchu. 80
Co pisa PIP. Glabi1ski i hr.
skarbek. Polonia W Anne
ryce spe1ni sw6j obowiazek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Chciaaby.

Mama czyta Jasiowi: w Hon
durasie jest taxa obfitose bana-.
NOW, z;e karmia mimi SWINE.
Jas: Ach, jakbym ia chcia1 bye
3winia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

----- - 9 ----r--z1Tss:ssss's. NO. Ri
shmym zarodku . ..s .s# ssst sss#
Ouch narodu polskiegoo.E is Y
giAl sic nawet psodsakaa potsga;
zasdowolony : tego mIlee1nle.nttos, be
mtoglismy "a chwile obledna "a
wi erzenia jednemu 2 mocarstW
rozbiorczych daalle]kko ciezej zapla-
&c. opancerza sic ddawna sWiaara W "
sile, swa wlasna j wypowiada sic
W hasle:
Fsolacy liczmy tylko ma siebie!
I|oto z nova energiq, z nova
i pewnoscia ostaatecGzn1eg g.
zwy,ciestwa, zabiera sic narod
nas:l do piracy u podstaw, do bu-
doufania Polski cd fundameln1tot,W,'g.
A, ma. Polonie W Ameryce zWro
cone So oczy wszystkich " tenn
przekonaniu, re take spe}ni obo-
wia:rek W obec starej Macierzy.
DEisiaj, gdy Polska ma siebie
tylk,o liczyc j ogladac sic m ne'z,
przyt budowaniu jej Cd funda-
ment6w ma obcej ziemi, my jedni
bod;4j many tutaj, moznosc OF
war4ae j be- przeszkody przygo-
tow;Ic take w}asne pogotowie
bojowe, zapoczatkowae istnienie
armH narodowej, gotowej ma kaz-
de zawo1anie O~jczyzny.
Wiemy juz z 1istow wprost do
Polouii w Ameryce wystosowa-
nycht tax cd Rady Narodowej W
Galiqyi, jak cd roznych wybit-
nych| zaufanie nasze posiadaja-
cych (osobistoSci, a ! z tego take
CO mk5wi prasa W Polsce, re wy
buchtwojny europejskiej ma czas
niejaE jest zazegnany ! ze czasu
ma pFace przygotowawcze many
jeszdze dose sporo.
Wyt16maczono nam tez W spo-
sob Rupelnie wystarczajacy, re
podrciskiem wrogow w skutek
fatahnego zbiegu okolicznosci
Polska ME zdobyla sic ~jeszcze ma
jedno7ita organizacye, kt6rej Pc
lonia amerykahska moglaby sic
oddae pod bezwzgledna komende,
zrozumielismy przeto, ze ME po-
zostaje nam mic innego, jak po-
starawszy sic 0 nawiazanie jak
najSGslejszych stosunkow z RE
czywiwsta reprezentaacya narodu
we w:szystkiichl trzech zaborach,
podjac sic tn piracy patryotycznej,
jak najszerzej pojetej, ma w1asna
reke, j tax, jak nam ma to okoli
cznosci i silly nasze pozwola.
O piracy tel jak ja,prowadzit
bedzie potrzeba, pisac bedziemy
jeszcze niejednokrotnie i ME "a.
braknie nam do tego okazyi, DO
dzieki Bogu jest tn do niej j o
choty dosyc j srodk6w iudzi
chetnych niema}o, a wszystko da
Bog, pomyslnie sic zapoczatkuje
i rozwinie, dis potrzeba jeszcze
czyte1nikom tych ,,przeglad6w''
przytoczyc chocby kilka zdah z
listow dwoch wybitnych r'odiaa-
kow naszych z Galicyi, zaadreso-
wanych do OBJ. Setmajera W Chi
cage, kt6re do wyjasnienia sy--
.a# = tL "SAHE@Sl
tuacyi Polakom amerykahskim "
tym samym kierunku, " jakim ]
my W ,Przegladach" naszych
zmierzam,y, bardzo wiele sic przy
czynily.
Pisaf zatem DR.. Stanislaw Gla-
binski miedzy innemi co haste
puje:
,Jest rzecza ubolewania go
dina, re ME moglismy ma zie--
mach polskich dojse do poro-
zumienia W chwili, gdy ma woj
ne sic zanosi}o. Przeszkodzily
nam diva czynniki: organy RIA
dove, d~zialajace prz1e:z1 sztab
jeneralny, j nasi socyaliscii,
ktorzy %postanowi1i caly ruch
uja6 " swojes rece, : wylacze-
MEM stronnictw narodowych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

-. aE-EH EEIt=-rH
TAX wielu wystephom j wadom
jest zywot cziowieczy, =
jezelibysmy wiele .rzeczy ME pre-
baczyi, q wystepk6w sobie zobo-
p6lnie ME odpuszczali, nied}ugo-
by to towarzystwo q zlaczenie
ludzkie trwalo.
Andrzej Frye Modrzewski.
i 4 y
Umiej bye pr4yjacielem-znaj
dziesz przyjaciela.
l.sE. y s.
Piesh a--Wi,ychowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

miisya tyrnczasoWa, albo d dt's
ME ME przystaplilliis
Wyja1n,iiwWszy zaasssWt d l;a;;s;z "a.
ciagu Sdlaczeggo szzesr.ooH og6ls p al
Xxi " Galley mog sic pod.
dae tel Komendzie, j ola czegoH
stworzono TAME Komitet Oby-
watelski PREY Radzie Narodowej,
oswiadcza " kohcu, re do vol
ny Z Rosya v tym roku ME przyj-
die, many vice chwile wy
tchnienia j przygotowania sic.
.Kohczy zas rada stWorzeniiaa "
ma wlasna lreke fu lirlt'l
bojowego, ! ygdy OjczzyzzmnniaaI
mas do czynu poMo1a, bedzie juz
fundusz przysposobiony, a odda
go Polonia wasza takiej orgaanllii---
zacyi, ktora naprawde czysty
sztandar narodoWy podniesie:s.
Zas dr.. Aleksander hr. Skarbek
wystapil z rada n%astepujaca:
..Uwazam "a oboWiazek ma
rodowy Wszystkich orgganiza--
cyl polskich, tax W kraju jak
Pc "a jego granicami, przygo-
towywac zastepy wycwiczAo'nlej
mlodziezy srodki materyalrn1pes
ma wypadek, gdyby okaza1a
sic potrzeba wziecia czynnego
udzialu " konflikcie zbrojnym
miedzy dwoma mocarstWami
zaborczemi. Wobec niewyjas--
niionych stosunkow i braku ia
kichkolwiekbadz gwarancyi, u
wazam "a szkodliwe lacze1ie
Interest," po1skiego z Unforeseen
jakiegokolwiekbadz mocarstwa
zaborczego. Ma uznanie .Ko-
misyi tymczasowej" jake Re-
prezentacyi Narodu polskiego
- ~
i oddanie jej tego Narodu To-
sow, re wzgledu ma jcj jedno-
stronny sklad zgodzi6 sic ME
moge. Nam przekonanie, re W
chwi1i danej Nar6d potski po-
trait wybrac re swego Iona ia
ka Reprezentacye, ktorej re
spokojem zycie i mienie oby-
wateli powierzyc bedzie moz-
ma.
,Polonia amerykanska po--
winnastworzyt organizacye pso7
gotowia zbrojnego ale san1oi-
stnie, a ME oddawae tych orga-
nizacyi pod komende nieusta-
lonych jeszcze w kraju rza-
dow.
.Powinna zbierae jak mai
skrzetniej Skarb wojenny, ale
ME przysylac i ME przekazy--
wac go ma razie rikomu, czeka-
JAG ma utworzenie sic W danej
chwili: p~rawdziwego rzadu ma
rodowego, ktory bedzie mice.
"a SODA powage j zaufanie ca
lego Narodu .polskiego.
,Wspoludzial Polonii anne
rykanskiej uwazam W tel spra-
vie "a nies}ychanie wazny, DO
srodki m%ateryalne i materya}
W ludziach, ktore Polonia anne.
rykanska dostarczyc mole ~
moga bye ola sprawy decydu-
jace."
Zostalismy zatem poinformo-
wani zupelnie jasno wystarcza-
jaco, wiemy wszyscy co lam
obecnie czynic nalezy i cd obo-
Wliazku tego Polonia W Ameryce,
sic ME uchyli.
Czytelnikow naszych juz dis:
zzaspewnic mozemy, re znajdzie
eae tn ma to dose sill, srodkow s
wykonaWcow@
S. o.
chcia1by.
Mama czyta Jasiowi: w Hon
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
To CO innego.

10 co lnnego.
Dobrzze maamusiu. Zgadzam
siIs w .rss'ne:i wyjsc q maj a pa
, a !. kEsssasAWerego, chociaz on ma 70
lat. nm. .s.
Me 70, ale 50 Jaad Z; :
Doopiero 60? a, W takim ra-
zie pozwoli mama, e sic jeszzczze
nnsalnySle.
Biedaczka. s 81.
n. P T tylko, jak IA stasia
lie wygladal .5=.:
e.. czyi mona Sic dziwid,|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

,Jest rzecza ubolewania go
dina, re ME moglismy ma zie--
mach polskich dojse do poro-
zumienia W chwili, gdy ma woj
ne sic zanosi}o. Przeszkodzily
nam diva czynniki: orggany RIA
dove, dzialajace prz!et:z.: sztab
jeneralny, i nasi socyalisci,
ktorzy postanowili caly ruch
uja6 " swoje. rece, : wylacze-
MEM stronnictw narodowych
Cd udzialu " przewodnictwie.
Komisya tymczasowa poWsta-
IA inicyatywy pod nacze1-
.nym kierunkiem soeyalist6w.
Ma ej czele stanai pan Pilsuc-
ki, znany z bojoWki z {. 1905.
" Krolestwie, pan Jodko ] par,
Daszynski. Inni ludzie dopusz--
czeni. do +. KSoomisyi tymnlc:zzsaa!ss,oo-;
wei jjak panowie Lsiewiczz, Sill i
wihski, Tetmajer, majjaa tam tsl1r,.
CLOS drugorzednny j N n ul'o,llz.it.
ME maja oparcia. LndlsoWcy
demokraci .polscy" (prrz,eewaz-
ME ~zydowscy), e wzgledow
partyjnych wygrazali sis ko-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-28
SACRIFICE SALE
At zee CHAINS

A sacrifice sale Of unusual interest
IS being advertised by zee Chan &
Co, the big department store at the
corner of Bethel and King streets.
The sale viii begin tomorrow morning
and will continue for two weeks.
Retiring from some lines, and being
overstocked in others is the cause of
this big price slashing sale which
will include articles for men. women
and children. In order TO make the
sale general every article in the store
has been reduced. ranging from 20 TO
so per cent.
Particular mention should be made
of the fine line Of mems suits which
have been reduced so per cent as they
arc retiring from the clothing bust
ness. Odd lines of shoes for men,
Women and children have been
marked down to less than half the
regular price. This is an ideal chance
to lay in years supply of goods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-28
I. v. {. A. ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
FOR THREE months COMPLETED

the time of these classes to be an
nounced later. A large number of the
members have already joined the rid
ing class, and Miss Upper has ar
ranged to have several moonlight
rides during the coming month.
The association quarters have been
considerably enlarged since last week,
the. Office having been moved to the
front of the building and the entire
rear has been given over to the dining
room, which is now about one-third
as large as it was in its former loea-
ton. The supervision of this depart
ment has been given over to Miss Es-
tella Barnes. who recently arrived in
this city to take the position Of econo-
mical secretary with the association.
Miss Barnes also has charge of plan
ming the meals for the association
HOMESTEAD on King street, and is now
planning to open a domestic science
class.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-28
HUGHES COMPANY CARRY
FLAG INTO AUSTRALIA

bob" Hughes and his company Of
twenty-three performers have reached
"Wallaby land and the musical
comedy stars were expected to open
an engagement at Melbourne. at the
time the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Timer
Mariana sailed from Sydney.
The party reached Australia on
March 7th in the Nikko Maru, Jap
anese steamer. The Nikko Maru
called at Manila as usual and was
joined by the Hughes Musical Comedy
Company bound for Melbourne. This
party comprises % people, and the
visit to Australia follows upon sue
cessfnl seasons in Japan, Shanghai.
Hongkong and Manila. The COM
pany played a prominent part in a
celebration on board the steamer just
before she arrived at Thursday Is
land. The event was the 1S1st ami
yersary of GeoHge Washington's birth.
and all the ships company assisted
the passengers Captain Yagi pre-
sided and the celebration was a great
success. The Hughes Musical Com
edy Company members were the star
performers.
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JAPAN SOCIETY OF HAWAII IS
ORGANIZED AT BIG GATHERING

end w. o. Smith, upon request, acted
as chairman OF the evening and toast
master. Mr.-Smith spoke at some
length on the practical ideal that had
called forth the meeting and explained
the work Of the Japan Society of New
York, along the lines OF which the
Japan Society of Hawaii is somewhat
organized.
at seems to me that there is a very
practical work we can do here said
Mr.. Smith. 1.-THE only danger of fric-
lion between peoples is through mis-
understanding, and intercourse pro-
notes mutual confidence and misun-
ders;anding."
Prof. NJ. NJ Scott, who followed Mr.
Smith, spoke interestingly both of the
work as az educator in the empire won
work as an educator in theempire won
for him a lasting pace in the esteem
CT the Japanese, declared himself con-
WINGED Of their progressiveness and
substantial qualities. He secuted the
idea of war between Japan and the
United States, stating that he would
even refuse to discuss such an alb
surd matter.
Consul Praises Plan.
His Majesty's Consul H. Eitake
was the next speaker. Consul Eitaki
declared himself thoroughly in SYM
pathy with the objects of the society
and heartily in favor of its establish
ment and development. Like other
speakers, he emphasized the points
that mutual understanding is the
surest safeguard against friction.
A. l.. G.. Atkinson, in a brief talk,
said that for some years he had
thought of the necessity of just such
q society here. and that upon realiz-
ing, as secretary of the territory, how
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CHlLDREN'S NURSE A.
REFINED PROFESSION

Recent years have brought about
many changes in connection with
woman's work, but perhaps in no di-
rection is the change so marked as
in the position held by the children's
nurse.
Only few years ago the position
was one of a purely domestic nature,
often involving mere drudgery, which
any uneducated and unframed girl
could fill.
Lately people have been brought to
realize that an enormous influence in
the formation of the child's character
is welded by the nurse, and they
therefore realize the urgent necessity
Of having refined, properly trained
and equipped women for the position.
The duties of the position, too, have
changed altogether from what they
were ten years ago The work has
indeed been elevated from mere druid
gerry to a pleasant profession for the
girl who is fond of children.
The most vital change is in connec-
ton with domestic work The child's
nurse in other days was supposed to
do much hard household work Now
she is expected to do very little, only
such as is purely consistent with her
position. But, while some duties of
the nurse have been abolished, others
have been added-others, it must be
admitted, of a much more interesting
character
| 1t may be said that the keynote of
the situation lies in the fact that,
whereas in former days the child's
nurse was purely nurse, today she is
governess as well.
The great essential for any girl
adopting the profession of children's
nurse is that she must have great
love for the wee folk, to be able to
enter into their feelings, to sympa-
thize with their sorrows and joys. A
child's nurse must not be cynic.
She must know the importance of lit
tie things to children, must know that
the molehills of grownups are the
mountains of boys and girls. Nova
days the children's nurse must be a
comrade and companion as well as
mentor to her young charges. but the
latter role must never be overempha-
sized
1t is we'll, too, for any girl desiring
to become nurse of this kind to go
somewhere and obtain the proper
training for the position. 1t is big
advantage when seeking employment
Briefly, the nurse of children must
be able to superintend the chiidren's
health, their food, their clothes and
their lessons-not at all onerous du-
ties to the girl who is fond of chill
dren.
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AID MEN MEET AND
SEE OTHER AID MEN

Advertising, advertising men and
the men who advertise had quite an
interesting place, in the program OF
last evenings events. The Honolulu
AID Club held one of its stereopticon
lectures at the Palm Cafe, and one
of the principal films shown at the
Liberty Theater in connection with
the Inauguration of President Wilson,
save a very interesting view of the
parade of the advertising men OF
America, held last June during the an
nual convention of the Associated AID.
Sertising Club of America at Dallas,
Texas.
Over fifty people assembled in the
upper room of the Palm Cafe, fifty.
seven according to the count Of the
secretary, and the audience included
visitors from abroad as well as mem,
bers of the club
The subject of the lecture was THE
Advertising Man." lecture prepared
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IT'S UP TO YOU
TO PICK A WINNER

A merry company of bright and
clever chorus girlies, who for weeks
have been delighting audiences at the
Bijou theater will strive for an array
of prizes tonight.
A chorus girls contest has been ar
ranged by James Post who viii leave
the decision in the award Of three
prizes to the audience. This feature,
in connection with the regular per-
Torrance as presented by the musical
comedy company, has proved an in
centive for packing the comfortable
playhouse. Casey, the Fiddler went
with a dash last night that was re
freshing. The fun was Of the brand
for which Happy Jim" Post Is
famous The comedy continues until
the close of the week.
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PARADE AT THE LIBERTY

The Inauguration of President
Woodrow Wilson was Witnessed by
many Honolulans last evening under
far more pleasing climatic conditions
as patrons of Ye Liberty theatef,
than had they journeyed several thou
sand miles to Washington, d. G.
The famous inaugural film de
plotting the stirring scenes which &C
campanied the taking over Of the
reins of national government by
President Wilson, held the interest Of
spectators to the very end.
Miss Crozier, a talented operate
and ballad singer of note from the
middle western states, who opens to
a limited engagement here, proved a
pleasant surprice. Her selections
were heartily received.
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News was received here yesterday
that w. G. Scott has resigned as IL
cense inspector of the Island of
Maui. He has been succeeded by
Frank ,Sommerfield. Scott gave up
his position to engage in business.
He has purchased the saloon formerly
conducted by the late A. C. Slender
at Kahului.