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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
THE sOPHISTiCATlON OF "sOFT"
DRINKS.

The near advent Of the warm season
with its attendant thirst, coupled with
the great American habit of consuming
large quantities of saltwater and 9TH
er soft" drinks, have prompted the
New York City and Montana boards of
health in recent bulletins to deal with
this subject. The Montana bulletin
contains an article giving long list
of bottled, carbonated beverages which
were found either adulterated or mis-
branded when examined in the state
laboratory. Most of them contain sac
charm, samples of ginger ale" con-
tanned capsicum but no ginger, and
the fruit beverages all contained arti-
fetal fiavors and colors which were
not declared on the label. 1t is also
stated that since saccharin does not
aid foaming as does sugar the manu-
facturers are in the habit of using eX
tract of soap-bark, which produces
good foam. Not only is this substance
deceptive, but also the soap-bark cor.
aims toxic principle, sapotoxin, which
is markedly poisonous. The bulletin
Of the New York City Department OF
Health sets forth a regulation prohib-
iting the use of soap-bark in beverages
and in filings used by bakers. Viola.
tons of this regulation will be Crimi-
nally prosecuted. The Journal of the
American Medical Association thinks
that the prevailing habit of consuming
large quantities of bottled, carbonated
beverages in hot weather is undoubt.
eddy productive of much harm. The
knowledge that poisonous chemicals
are among the ingredients should dis
courage their use. Probably neither
the conscience of the manufacturers
nor statutory or health board regula-
tons will entirely prevent the sophis-
tication OF these soft" drinks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
THE BODY NEEDS BE sTERlLlzEp

Morgan City Outlook:
A butcher advises us that cattle from
the inland prairies, where they get
but little salt, have diseased livers;
but that after they have been pastur-
ed for time in the neighborhood Of
salt marshes they recover, showing
how important salt is in warm eli.
mates. The EsquimauX who live in a
sterile atmosphere will not, it is said,
eat meat that has a trace of salt in it.
This suggests that leading function
of salt in the animal economy is to
sterilize the fluids of the body, and
keep the tissues free from microbes
which engender disease. Vinegar, le-
mon juice and alcohol are perhaps
craved to satisfy similar need. And
since a vigorous and healthy body has
the power to sterilize its own fluids, the
tendency of persons to use more salt
implies that self-sterilization is becom.
ing weaker It also implies that spec
ial cravings for particular substances
with antiseptic properties may be due
to deficient or defective secretions Of
a particular kind
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
Pictures of the Past.
Extracts from the files of The True Democrat,
published twenty-one years ago.

providing for the new districts was to
go into effect on the 10Th, and court
adjourned until after that date.
DR.. Jas. Kilbourne of Clinton was
visiting here.
Conductor George Argue was kept
from his work by an attack of rheu
matism.
The True Democrat predicted an
other wedding for the near future.
w. W. Irvine died at the age of "a
years. The funeral procession was one
of the longest ever seen in this parish.
On learning that the Concord" was
a gun boat, an old negro woman who
was here during the war, took the
back track"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
MOSQUITOES AND ECONOMY.
Times-Democrat:

Times-Democrat:
1t was announced some days ago
that the National Drainage Congress
in session at st. Louis, had decided TO
begin vigorous campaign on malaria;
and had created a special committee
with DR.. Bowling, president of the Lou
isiana State Board of Health, as chair
man, to manage this campaign, which
includes, of course, the drainage of the
land and the determination of the ano-
pheles or malaria mosquito 1t has
since been announced that Gov. Hall
will give all the assistance he can to
this campaign by appointing Louisi-
ana commission, which will help Dr.,
Bowling with the work as far as the
State is concerned.
The strongest argument in favor Of
this action was that presented by two
doctors from st. Louis, who drew a
very strong picture of the economic
loss from the mosquito, which they
placed at s170, 100000 a year. claiming,
moreover, that the extinction of the
mosquito would add $40 to every acre
of land in those sections of the country
where malaria prevails, would add to
land values some three billion dollars
and would double our total corn crop.
While we are not willing to accept
these enthusiastic figures fully, there
can be no doubt that the destruction
of the mosquitoes, and especially OF
the anopheles variety would be CT
great value, economically as we'll as
sanitarially; and that we can get rid
of them with proper effort is shown
by the effective manner in which they
have been exterminated in New York
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
THE MAN WHO WINS.

The man who wins is an average man,
Not built on any particular plan,
Not blest with any peculiar luck,
Just steady and earnest and full Of
pluck.
When asked a question, he does not
guess"
He knows, and answers mo" or Eyes"
When set task that the rest can't do,
He buckles down till he's put it
through. I
Three things he's learned: that the
man who tries,
Finds f2,or in his employers eyes;
That it pays to know more than one
thing we'll;
That it doesn't pay all he knows to tell.
So he works and waits till one fine day
There's better job with bigger pay,
And the men who shirked whenever
they could
Are bossed by the man whose work
made good.
-Chas. R. Barrett, in Louisiana Sun
day School Success.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03

Chicago and other cities where they
were formerly troublesome, IN many of
the rural districts, and even in wild
and semi.civilized countries, as in por-
lions of China and India. 1t is not q
problem of comforts and cohyenicnce
only, as many think, but an economic
question, affecting the health, labor
and lives of those who live in nndlajn-
ed and malarial districts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03
MAY 7, 1892.

The U. S. S. Concord passed up the
river to be present at the starting OF
work on the great bridge across the
Mississippi at Memphis.
At meeting of the Building G. Loar
Association it was found that there
was money to lend, but no borrowers.
Work was started on DR.. Taylor's
new residence.
A peculiar situation had developed
in regard to judicial affairs. The time
had arrived for holding the spring term
of court but, owing to changes made
in the courts, none of the lawyers
would consent to be bound by an opin-
ion of the presiding judge. The bill
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-05-03

Nearly quarter of a century we
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manent and the paint proven to be
the most durable on the market.
We will send free upon request
a handsome booklet, so sample col.
ors showing many buildings in col.
ors just as they are painted with
this great paint.
We operate the most modern Paint
Plant in the country. Buy direct
and save money.
CARRARA PAINT COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
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fahIte iih iesen saa ifiIefpt.

-6s max tein Tag, an msIteH I'd,
mid niti itiedlt ihhlie,- itrcjb,
6rl. auna Sparr pun SaiSiuiu Sace
z. =. .Sh lit an 4aaeubeiautr.
ben &heumat;FmGs. ialetteur ap,
petit uHo allsemeiner St,pdhe.
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nesn,e, iuhle ih mitl 10 .ra'.i1. o's
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urA drnueu bn5eu 6tiuustei. uro
Startan3 in oieiem nltsn sv5utcrs
oell&'ittel aeiunoen. S0rul's S.gsr.
iraatcr lit rjht in Spp.te.eu I'll b.
ben, iproern MID 6irett puni 9o5ur
r1torium bsr otVi;elStr ctlieisrt.
War 't'ycibc M: Er.. Gtser Sls-s
aca K Sars 50. ~ p 20 rcare
Ave. laicasp, III.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20

Gs aab weber Stnsinsripper, nDtl
roaiis. hOps obsr iieats. feline Bal,
ride anboel uHo Rubeln, teiH
Puntpiin U6er 6udIeberru pie. "a
bic gsaeno ni6i inuher. 7iebesbon.
ben ibr &eien triebeH. 10 iHhten bic
srieaer ihren Snbsplas nitt tn oer
Sohuuna bes Farmers. ioubern im
9reieu bsi ben Stdllen. no es aud
hiureiheub Sutter FUR bic Eieree
cab. Am fCiaenoen RUrgen -
iiher ntht Dhne breatTnit -rrtten bic
srieaer ueiter babel iinsenb:
"Ho. my comrades see the signal
Waving in the sky!
reinforcement now Appearing,
victory is nighF'
(5Crtiesuns iolst.J
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
Heftcte ieimeu Tni;.

s.. !. 9In. Sautpu. &. lit /
,Iohre an cinem ihreiliheu Ge.
ihwnrr nm Huse. Ter Srsi rirth
amputatiun aber CT weieerte Il b uue
piberitrebeno pcriatte er Sndlen .
aruiea Solbe nls lette .Suiluct.
Tam ihreibt er: .Sh aebrandltr
eure Snlbe uub Hein sus mar bolh
anns asbeiIt.- Sehes sRittrl fur
Srane. unb SdIHittmuusen. Custi.h.
nuaeu unb eczema. eplti beute cine
Sdhahtel. Rur 35e. klie Apuibeter
cher .sey $ph. y. q, und;rs Gp..
YhilahelBtin pea %. aouii. (Ans.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
Serbff SameH Sate.

311 ir iino Jest i'm Ssiise Der ueues
~ten 3eubtiter ror 6ateu fur
oi, nerbli Sniio5. Sic TameH
'ounsn obns risls Rdbs iar iidl isIbh
uub lotter bic auswohi tveiier. aufl
,bunen bic irlbsr uVH ihasn aetrcac'
u,niui bas iha ellie uab bciic ipis.
os ruon usiereu EuSnaAsrinucn
heraeiie!I, mobsH. lim aeneiateH
9uiprut bitten
Z dltcI & meuet
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
Tmersmeser Serberit.

Gum Bnnbe ilrs 2eben reifter
iifl aeitern, Wlittmodl ben 10 Yo'
uember 0err 6ermnnn Suersmeper
unb Grl. 9hereiia Berhorit Dor benz
altare In hieiiser Ct. Suiepb's air.
die bic SGnbe. Zen Sunb Der beiben
ieanete Der bohru. Batter J. VI. Tie
penbrDd. als 3eugeu oienten Serr
5rant Serborii, 8ruoer Der 8rnut
uno Sri. aathariGn 8uersmener.
Shueiter bes Sdutiaams. Rod
benz Der 5rauune iOlsenoem 8rauts
ante nabmen bic Reuperndhlten i'm
6auie Der 5rnu Stepbnn Sobnnnes-
meper elmer GDuiine bis Srdutieams
6riibitlf nah lpelhem tie iifl onnn
nod Der Brnutmuiter Jrau Naria
Berborit Ssnrm beaaben luU i'm arei'
ie Der Rdflituerpnnbter bic Dodfieit
peieiert uno benz iunsen Rnart @s-
ihente uberreiht anb @lldulnidle
bnraebroht tuuroen. 2es 0UItsbIntts
Nun1H III:
Gs m6aeu bic Rinbe
SInI bic 6urh gebcn ilc eet'
StctS chen unb arnbe
Gardui lem T0tnIein nudl iiebn.
Seeitermanu ssieciHser.
3u 8eabira. anniaS. permdblte
ih om 2ieHstoa oerr 9pieph y.
0eitermoun bon Cteene. Ctla. nit
5rI. NINA aiebiuaer. GaS iunae
aSonr trni nriteru aui ibrer 6od)scitS'
reiie bel Gliern unh Germnnbten
bier an. VIE oerlautet. wir5 nm'
hcutiaen Nbenoe bent iunaen Gaare
~ Ghreu nui Der Il. OF G 0alle Elm
5nnStrauafeu uernniiaItet wtrben.
Gem luuaen Gbemnnre. Der uormalS
nls Truder'SUrmnnr in Der Tplts,
bIatt Sifce thdtia. ueriihern mir
uniercr inniaiten 5beilrnbme an
ieinem Gheg!ide. bns ihn pie heute.
emia bIuben unb Jung erbaltcr blei.
ben mOQe!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
Eire 0afh. Ses scirsfsaS. :

IS aibt 'peuiesr aushpplie Hadne
als ieue in Seneu cine SRutter ittgu
mus iuic ibr siro upu Group bcin.s
len. nem eritiien unbt nno nnca
atbsm rinaeu maaB nua nidts int
Sauie III nomis su heiieu. Siele
Rntter haben 3atte Der Anar Ses,
entpeaen hurhipatt. Gin wefia
Sprbeead,i iaHn allies bieies rerbin.
bern. ghaimherlains epaah $eme.
ec IN sine hthcrs snr fur grpup uao
hat 10 ciel besnHni. ME asieht, ooi.
ltsf st'aa oane. Serfonst bel allen
cdneiera. tansl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
SotaleS.

Sfl6ne SuSiunhl gnno 81 10 cts
per Ynrb bel. Gedltel e. 0iIemeuer
-Nerr 6erblnnno Sdlaib uur
Sop'e Greet mar nm Spuutoe Geius
der in s2eiiphnlio.
--lSelCacntidl Der 6cdl;eit iciucS
VruoerS 0ermarn mar Qciern Gerr
Mnrtin HucrSmeuer nit Nattin uun
Ct 2h0noS bier.
Yer ,inlmOrlbt rothin hlt nn0
loIhcN III iGirjcheulclltnocu Grci
len lauren mod,tc. iroQe oaram oa
bci y curu 8cuulcI.
Sic 6crrcu N'oriir lpbarncS,
nicner tVntdlcr) un0 Wcp &. Gailrre
ituo ieit WlprtdR in Nraule. pp lie
ibrer Rrplc'lipu oIS Alcmpncg nod.
pebcr
-Ncrr ,loicpb Z 'gucsr ha, ijdI
IN orr NcilB etucS rcueu %dcrun.
nerS Gcictt Der aus Der S@nacnn,a
der .S9crtlidtt upn Ntuutl A Styn.
itr brrUorRiuq.
gacru Sie tin &anr ncuc cdummi.
IiitieIn ntbrnadlrn, tauiru Sic bic
VnIl 2'1nb Side iinh bic ttiicn.
NOl'iovNic sIu5ludbl bel ,icdtcl 4
pilttm,Vcr.
Nlltv ,lnGCn. Tat.Cri.Gltu ,uic
nndl lrribtH lei {anc posrT Tai,t aui
mclncn H0noCrcitn III nytNaNyus urr
bpttr.
&rjtgh NEpricIt.
-Vtrr NtvWam 5auploih, uoi
Slnn uno 60nIilie mubu,cn bier in
oeraonstnc S9odlc Ger Wlucrpctcr
ydIacS nudlseit bet.
-%trid'trt Guyc ESphrbanicr
uno onNtrc @cb0uot lei Scr 9,ttrn
nno, noN uudl midlttNtr. piitaicyt
0ucr SCOCn III hcr Couliah.c. Nctot
Tdcuturtn I'M NpliSb,nt. C@cuauoc.
seaIeIdns ~ usrInuicm.
NdiiR Ndtr GnteS @ulolouo rnhc
soelbtcn1 9illta N ucrIouicn. Ne.
lleCttreroc n,nRcu i'd, wcnorn ar
l, w. = ANTE y. 0pclUtuWu. Wtp,
ToS an Mputnn Ntruo in Der
Ninlclninrn : Gtlulc ucrnuiinltcic
.V,elnppcr" mar cut bc'udlt unb ber
Grlos on Soar gum Neiten Der Sd)u.
le redt belrieOiRcno.
-&nndler. n,udt Cure Ncitellr
aen ilr CrIm auten laba, bel 0erru
vi. J urncr. Yinu. VI %
sser oicltS icln Yrobutt uerluht bot.
peiB ooB cS clelIeut lit uno r,dl,
aeboten lperoen tam.
s,aae'Vcrtpt.
&ir, Die llnterSeidmetcu, inter
inaen allies 6nIlcnitclen uro Soecn
bel Saa uoer Naht oui uuS 6eh0ri.
gent 2nnbe
gRarn Serbprii,
Gbar.es aaiier,
9pn';ao Y ieaera.
5rnnt SubnuucSmeper,
Sen Shaupeder.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-11-20
Srucuins Silfemeper

@eiierr, ont 10. Nuoember, rur
Den in Der Ct. Geters aird)e III 9ci,
ieripn Gita 6rl. Satharino lil'es
meper nit oerrr 6rnrt Hrueuira
ehclidl perburocn. Gn2 ncuuers
nnhIte Gnny Tam an, Nbcno uui ib.
rer 0uhieitSrciie tlcrbcr pp ihuen
III Ghrcr I'M rntcrIiten 6ouic Der
luraen @ntiiu 0crrn Ncrmnuu NiItc,
mCntr ell Nodlscitemnhl bcreitct
Uor0tn mar, an ucldlcm bic 9,ld)ii.
rcriuunotcn Der Nrum tbcilrahmcn
T,c lunne 6rnu uerWci,tc iclt etuo
schn Nnhrtu III >lciicriuu Gttn. mu
ne lur Die iaalllic Src0 &uocr nIic
0Itic Sabre 0en N0uaitour iuhrtc.
Ter luuAe 6bcmoru eiQpet uahc
RuiicluIIlt. NQ. cine 6arM Die Die
giCuucrnahItcn bclppbacr ucyoer.
Qua sum &iGroti
-@ieidl Wie uu5, 10 mAQ oaa
trub'Huise Nerchmcu uricrts MIit
burRcrS pCrrr &uQm Y. 9Strucr
mahytuo Der leeteu H@udtn audi at
ocrcu SurRern nuitQciallcu icir.
ScriRcr ole lurit %nr Nejnc& @lct
benS 81 Nnulc. rjht iroh uuo liant
'Glr Yatlcn. uitt 10 irturolih uno
lersltdl iclu &cr'chrtu nit bcm Niit,
burger. Scir Huac ituciite inS
Sccre toum ooB CT Giucm acuntrtr
ucrt man ihm btR,aultt. G& wlr
oCntlid tCnnhlr ct1 alp ruhtc
an 'clucm Ncricu bcu 'tlbn itln III,
timer Grcnr0 Ocrr i. i HuCtrtrt.
Der thu nu'iumluttrH 'ciu Ncltcv
pCrlnhtc niht III bttsr pcrmualic.
Seit Nrcitna Hhtr> cher hat Nh
oaS allies gIptidl ntauocri: cS Ii
0crn tcinc trubtu lSp,tcn mcbr aai
'ciucm @citdltc: lrupNm mo WrtcS
Nran, lu,dtu bent Svphurn uuo Der
Ncticr'cit uuo baS 0lcS lit iciucr
Naiiin. bic om Gcunnulcu NbcnOt
bon rlrem Nciutc III Il. SruiS
hcunichrie uub ihn uca Der lcioiacu.
icecm treucu Gbcmaurc utrbaRtcn
Srrh'uiilrcrldalt. bic an a,lcm
oiticm Shulo GcUeltn. crlrde. III
oantru. .&hat is hume ,puboM
moilery'
Waruu ildlt Gin Gtiar ,Stroaaer
as ihr Sap" Shubs Iauien. Glcic
.ol;cn nlcbt mehr ale nuocyc uao ira
acn nh lanaer. Sertlait bel 6edbtcl
Il Nil'cmeper.
?'crrOicr aopiiGmeri.
Sraae 2ebsr. ucriippite Giuac,uei
DC nne nnseoroncter Y'aarn iino llr
lnhe orn sppiitmer,, Mehmt Tr. !
Sin1's Ven Siit Bills, Str werSst
pcn ocl itIuellen sSirilua ubcrrnia1t
iein. Sic beIeben Die perlhieoenen
Cranue bomit bleie ridi:ia milt,u. |
aetn beiIerer Rranliercr lar Qeber
uuo 6iuoeweibe. Nebmt 25t uuo lelt !
nc heuts fur eine Sraadtrl aus. Sei
allen Sppiheteru pber per Pun. g.. |
U. Sndlen Co.. philadelphia uub
ct. suuis. (dns.)
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Abrnonrbtl.

Z Bie min Der dbenb bon ben ger' 4
. gen tbaut. =
1 2sbnt lid bic 6lutb pertrdunlt uno i
I idlummermaii. \
, ilnb INNER hihtsr ipinut bic Ge' I
I beIbraut
. Zen SiIberid)Isier I'm bic StaSt. Z
1 2ie @Iutb erIoih. Cor anier 9ina /
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3 2arnurespfiff 4
\ Tabnt iit Der 3ue I'M Rebel ieinen !
I VEG. Z
\ @eIGute iittert itItiam humpi unS i!
idaper
2 BON uaber 9pme Surh bic gbenos |!
\ Iuit.
llnb iciucu WIor,rira nirit ens 4
7 Qihtcrmeer 4
I Enib unS p,ridsppmmsn in ben !
gsbslbufi. I
\ WtiiaIien tnud,tn irenb urS nun. I
trflid) I
4 Ile tleHe Sttmen nus brm SiIs (,
4 httfIoer. !
llrh arnbe Gdilpnben taieu Iaut. I
\ los iit q
\ T'it Ienhien HdnSen am 6iciisin
tnti'oS,
l WtrbiiIlttn Snupiee Nebi eit gabt i
ure irri. I
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\ ilbsrmnuni \.
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donlaSlnS Y
! TnS cine Rec in tieitn Sdgaf at. !,
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Senfe Har,t.

0ente Gadht. wenu Sic mloe unb
ermatte:. uber biIibs unb ueriupii
limb. nehmen Sic cine Tphs Cham.
berlain's Tablets unb Sic. fpereer
mpraeu pchl ,ietn. gertanh bel al.
len odabIern. (ans.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-27

Tribune building off it's hands.
If the school board refuses to give
anything for the Tribune building
then the Tribune may beat it out of
the building anyhow.
If this deal goes through it is ex-
pected to help the Tribune in the bit
ter war now on with Hearst, who has
both a morning and an evening paper
published from one building.
1t will also make a difference in
the fight now being waged against
the Tribune in business circles and
among advertisers by George P. Bent,
president of the George P. Bent Com
pany, manufacturers Of Crown
pianos.
Bent is sending literature to bust
ness men, manufacturers and adver-
Users, to members of the Chicago
Association of Commerce and the
Illinois Manufacturers Association,
roasting the Tribune and suggesting,
by innuendo, an advertising boycott
on the Tribune because he thinks it
is too radical.
With the Record-Herald and Inter
Ocean out of the way, advertisers
would have to choose between the
Tribune and the Examiner in the
morning field. With the union labor
boycott on both Hearst papers the
Tribune is now far ahead of the Ex-
aminer in the morning field and the
News has the American skinned to a
FRAGILE.
It is understood that both the Rec
ord-Herald and Inter-Ocean have
been losing propositions for years.
For several years Lawson was try
ing to get the Tribune to consolidate
it with the Record-HeTald; and two
or three years ago made a buy or
sell proposition, but the Tribune re-
fused either to buy or sell. The price
war between these two papers result
ed, and both went from two cents
to one. This cut revenue off the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-27

circulation And it beat the Record
Herald badly. The Record-Herald
has been a drain on Lawson's big
pOcketbOok, and recently has been in
slump, while the Tribune was fOrg-
ing ahead and was said to have
grown so rapidly that it had out
grown it's facilities in the present
Tribune building.
The labor boycott on the Examiner
also was grist to the Tribune's mill
and instead of being driven to the
wall by Lawson it grew stronger than
ever in both circulation and adver-
Using.
When the publishers unitedly de-
cided to go after the pressmen's
union last year and crush it, Hearst,
through Lawrence, was made the fall
guy, the goat and about everything
else unpleasant.
The scheme was worked to have
the lockout start in the Hearst press
room, and most of the odium, and all
Of the labor boycott, fell on the
Hearst papers; which was nuts for
the Tribune and News.
Now, if this deal goes through, it
will be the final coup of the game to
drive Hearst to the wall in Chicago.
It will make the Tribune the big dog
in the Chicago field, both morning
and evening.
There has been a tremendous up
heaval in Chicago since The Day
Book was started as an adIess news
paper and began printing the news
the advertising papers formerly sup
pressed.
Since The Day Book began print
ing the news that used to be sup
pressed the Chicago newspaper trust
has been split clear up the back, and
the rival publishers, who used to sup
press news about each other and
about advertisers, have been forced
to be more honest with their readers
and get closer to the truth, although
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-13
BENEFIT PLANNED FOR
WIDOW AND Or HANS OF
MURDERED POL cEMAN

Local theatrical magnates and city
officials have banded together and
are making preparations for a mon
ster benefit mich will take place at
the Liberty theater the evening of
November 25, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to the widow of the
late Manuel Abreu, Inspector of
weights and measures Of the police
department, who was fatally wound
ed while in the performance of his
duty. .s... - .e-.Z-..,.
Mrs. Abreu and her FIVE small chill
dren are in noticeably sad straits,
their only assistance being the $500
which the mother received from the
local fraternity of which her husband
was an active member. But the many
friends Of the late officer have come
to her assistance, and It is expected.
that the performance, which will be
contributed to by the cream of anna
teur talent, viii net goodly slfm A
committee has been appointed to take
charge Of the affair, consisting of
julius Asch Jr., chief clerk Of the po-
lice department; Edward Fogarty Of
the Bank of Hawaii; w. p. Fennell,
liquor license Inspector; Joel Cohen
Julius w. Asch, chief clerk Of the POI;
cal detective department. The Lib
erty theater has been secured for the
evening through tn Consolidated
Amusement Company, and the tickets
for the performance are soon to be-
placed on sale at so cents each.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-13
Reinstatement of McDuffie Not
Criticised - Dankberg
Is SUSPENDED

a few Derecns who bad fhourlaf that
the civil service commission nlanned
"a take, sheriff Jarrett nm With nl,arn
criticisms tor is action a. > rs;ns "a
ing CAPTAIN Of Detectives McDufIie
before 4 hearinr by the commission.
.left fhe meeting of that body last
night without having heard anything
in the way Of anfmadyersions either
in the MeDuf;e or the Keliett case
The hearing Of the Echarres against
Detective Kellett was set down for
TUESDAY morning at 8 O'Clock. and on
agreement Of q G. Peters. represent
ing the detective. and Deputy Attor.
ney-general Arthur q. smith. appear.
ing for Sheriff Jarrett. 1t was stipu-
lated that q speciication of the