davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
tH1l-1u14

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NltO settle lamlcr mlocr Icco
rou Naitu1" III looc Aor Faa ell
aitclt llu0taaclit nur or Ben 0ci ain
ne mt beiionennc uor'tc Niao i Amc.
1ito Gen har nsdIc0ea traoot 'tic
Enmcito Zen hdr oQiod uUrct Yin
nt I'll tt ria "a mertcltl ll0ulfItn1
ii 0l2ic ~ Mar. en- ll0uIflmQ iout
mmiuunncr belle Nct nor'tc Hnlcrlto.
al set una ul.c mlijlc Ecltcr, 'nd at
0t. 'ou var QonrIc not I'll al tlmnc
ia3ttnac G~orholocuc ocu @du0 ~
rn0nl er lime bar icct ocn 'oral0rc
q1 i 0ru WraO, al 0c life olIoc tlcnoc
ul tlicn. ON or lite lclp horoc
iinaci ui0t oVpc i ~ QlcnucmIcoei
ott altlnmuncn.
Nor 10 Nar IioHl uur oct 'lorr
rruotpnrc N%orDpclttu. %uocnlor cntel-
ie ulNrr StraQ al &Nl2Cpnlm. Soma
on Niinutioia bare I'M rerltc We
ann0clic. 2l@ir Stator. 'on uco lo
lie EolfuuamQ bau0c hcuhol0@pl2
23S3.SG0. 222L.OOO ol 2o15,1oS
,u0bul0crt houoe i 1871 heuboIo@
MS i.l30UOO. t.OO0.00O "a 800
600. N}imncopoIi@ por lite tort
mere enc en- @lto@bn. me0 ell No.
fcmuudoe paa "a 10000. 'amnlcl
liauct meo Sens mipurtnOt NeioIt
nina poo ca. 100000, o. Il Saul
var i inmnc aloaic Selp Ghico0o,
Ncr mes rcttc mar iorboulct &cr0cn
uco i'm ipuomcuoll %crt belt ira
rrilt GrrN al hnr Ter eIlcr mn
r0anlc ionmonac %uNbu11erc lNn9
'om i 1871
EcubmcDunninQ uor rare iao
mt ptluu0i, ~ oct uIIernlclie a
}}cilcua nhnre Nio0cr mar utiIairu.
leliQ ior Mcmeiter.
Sc 'cocitc Strol al Soma tiNb-
te4 ca icl1tta Garulouo lor TO Aor
men til en- Eria Al iro So til S33
in Gcre canine Youo Tan iii poa
moult Stcocr life ioae@ for hulorc-
Ns NiaHJe ina mcnct G~orhol0ct cr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Set CT port Suab, at ri nleo pore
golnle % me Nbonnenters Stette og
Snmarbeioe ont life lang Sio 'fal
flnle nua Dc 10000.
Get fan / oenne Sorblnoelic oaiaa
unre al Snteresie at lie, bporlebc@
"Iecornh-Toitcn" Ibpmlenter er
tnrhelt mellenl 0e iorifIellioe Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

porer til, oil Oct nli'amnlet pPre
iorbi; hi bill bli borte | Wd"len; mon
operbsper na, % bort norlfe Sprol
bill mart life BIZ bort mere"
Ger err Yurcrc i Mort nco dnlerl.
fonifc llniucrliteter, iont Tor 10 aor
iiben bsrtc inc SorrlOrc hinge ben
lie israellqe Niic. 5 aAc Flags 20
riationer har zen prret lltl9et blslf
mango Nar: ! airternc, bpnr man
trocbe, al llulronmen life mere Tor
'too Horit Niennet, bnor mon
nentc. at Ncninnct III the nntlnf
ntmoipbcrc trrpcoc, at man moot
te belpnbt ot lIue e'ter huao pes
barre mango a. o@ bar 1Iort | en-
beilt utiIberliQ Wrao mart | oel1
enc % inori cen onoen Iorblnoel'f
bar mar titcut oct aanlle 'orllloiC
Gmfproc Cm 10 f. gar nlI
oct pprc iorbt mco 9iorlfoommen
Amerifo: Der mi "a bare uGre no9lc
gomle aollcr ol AiTrrlnacr, 'oin ia.
Ter % lr'cr NorNf
Won lana 0cu lonlnc Nlle en0nii
tibliacrc nur'i dmcrltan't SlNiorlc
SmfpTbct mar ueld1tla ll9eoail 0ell
Sang pure %anoemUno oroN | arl.
gen i 1861 GA 1852 Sh 'oo Nor
pilbc hi alclamncn pare Nn1crlto'
mere. Wcu "a mani TOM tllboNe ira
ariqen, bar man mere lor't emo no.
ooliinoc. ,Nitct bi0r0Q hcrtlI ION
nctop oet. at De 9tor'tc houoc tlTm
bet lao bel r0r %on0ct Oct CT oper
boucbci en- p~ontuaell1 a%lcnoaglcr
nlng, % nnur port 6olf bar lirllffei
lig lTndlt 90 orret me'f 'or al
pore lonalc 9lutcrlfnncrc, 'dn hor DC
poiaa olort mCll 'or az bcporc NorNt.
beben blnn0t ~. tor lltet bar Qlpci
Sclpielclic 'on netop oct, at man
aIorbe i'm FliAt, ~ 1loroc Den Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

dor 20 Mar iiben iaaoe man:
"Acritbo0en uil fife lcpe lTnsc her
%an6e, ri CT norifc crbnL men
en- en- 10 10 gar, naar Sarna
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

"Sccorah Noitet" mercer uuocr
ol2ic Surtruotlbcocr al Sen bar al
@rlruo I'll at 'e Ercmtioeu inlsoe meo
lpie Torb0nbuiuler. Zen bar aien.
neln goreee pc!plet at urre en- firr
@irit / >t tultu Stem o. bar fun-
net glaze ijl oc0 Ell itaolg rorenNe
llobrcoci', Settle bnr mere ero no.
act an>et cpcrbcpiit o$ ON, al oen5
rctliuieNt uorife Nroaram iremNele5
/ lanae ltN,r I'll pebblI at prre "a
lipe isirt Glauot Sc nor'te / Sine
rita.
Sfirnt "Cecorah. TcIien" cr ct
norit NIno Ia iisIQc lin anrnftcr
% in Nlor crit % remit ta1er
Siate yNl 5, uorife Sntercsier,
ioo bor Sem alcrcoc lullae funnel
aIroe 'a vc0 cu aouifc bciuSclie
2riefrcH4 bIMnNt pore Naritc @rs.
brc. StliulQeu or alt oU,ertlla
Sen famine blauNt Ol3ic iom bIanoi
Norif Aucrlfauernc e Sdrife
slmerita err mere oonitr ioaN ero no.
aeniiuSc itJeat Ser c0'aa blanot oenl
har porct iw3et zen iolnme SouQ
on ser 9idiIondlliet, iom ior'pinNer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Nenpenoer III uor Cpmertiombe0
ipecielt paa port cgct 0oIt % Tor
leacr Al gierc os rcoc ior hen ll0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

t-ttir .>tlte'r o,v ~srts dtfr l'H l" > ID" 'N'
o,rr D. uroot.s. L~t rtrtt nr A. 'e'1frss" -
N.ur 1880.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Sei e. WouAt ~ meItt, lom paa
irGnger ia ems Symertlomheo. naar
man ielrtr Il >NlbilUum. Set herer
li1eiom mco N tale Ma0l baooe a.
ia ielu ~ IN SamiIo ~ tontnie paa
oct rene meo, ON en- oA'aa pirtellg
bar purct nogci Tor ncnnc in Sam'
tie. ellcr ON chs @lcrnin9 n'ormcr-
fct or lIchct nocn uoen al ,Uttc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Soa lanai tllbolc ION / 90 Aarenc
ipur0tc man iIl lor rnntnlc Nloor,
hoorlrnQc oct ull0c tngc, ler Der life
lun0erc tlmoe uoQipe@ nor'te @la0c
/ Amerifo Sa0lo0tiom ollc par
cnlNc ON. at ret lUnQe flnoe oct
bcbitc Iolo lite bli, 'sr &c blcp oper-
ilpoiae.
Ter bar ll0elt uUret begunot ca.
100 nprlte 9lulIcr beroner, oa 'tloni
&c ilclte a. 0l2lc life lUl9erc ert'te'
rcr, cr Scr 0oQ enonu ben Sd0 loul
inlbt loo mango Nlu0G lon Ser 10.
Ncl 8ullQ bar pUret llo0Ipet poa en-
90 iunmc Sl0 On nu0en SnnI nloo
her tngc2 NeiraQtltll Oct rcnlllA.
at tire a. pore Blade hper har en-
lierrc @uictreO4 i00Q enc lnnltliac
Mpiier hapoc ior 10 Nar 'ioen. iii
innlrlcn hur ol@lc tire Nld0c umtrruA
100000 NbomlUlter. SUitcr pl III,
at allc De eurlQe letltlUrc Wlnoe OH
realter / ocnue Norbtnoellc lttc nle>
DC firfeliQe. ser ior Ell mcaet ltor
Gel lTle@ al ueiop lnntmc Fllbli-
funl) bar cl HU'ctre03 pan ia. CO.
600, iau bilr (otdlrclultatet $50.
900, % "a DER Qlcuucn1lnltli9 mil0lt
er ire, o'tcre ire ~ mocrtloen lem
bper Numlllc. lonu lUlcr 0i9'c nor'tc
BLADE, lpulncr @Ulefrc0'en / allC
SiIirloc ~ I'll oucr Ell balu Yfll4
lion. 5 NImlu0cllQbeo fon man Ell
lcrs piltnot reAlc ntc0, at 1oot tire
iSenltebclc al &c ln0pan0reoe, ont
trent N0lphclcn al ot0eu OF Tleroe.
oeleu a treble Generation Ipler nor.
'fc Vlune "a bol0er hctte Eff. lfuI.
DC Ser i0nl uurc ca. 100000 norltc
Iuialpiere / 9lmerita. Mton ifal,
inues bct rs. uTre tcmmclig mcgct
al en- Vt@'n1i1t ror at 'ortptle oper
Ell ilta Siiuotion.
Ti itol lite tlmuc podtage o& nt
iioe, hporlrrRc NoritNom, norlt
Sprog al nor'te Npiier nil lepe %
i~lorerc btr %auoct, men set pe0 Vi,
at Sc ii0'tt TO 80 Aar@ norif ante
rifanife uoplilira lite nor aipet no
oct ITrIll ofitrptteuoc &lonc5burb
on ell irdrlIN Niuor'tniu1. Overt
ont!
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ii EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

81, Andrews Cathedral - Emma
street. near Beretania. Rt Rev. H, b,
Restarick. bishop; Rev. Canon VIM.
Ault. vicar. Sunday services, and
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
School. 9:45 q. m. Hawaiian eongre-
cations, Rev leopold fSrolL pastor. .
Sunday services, 9:l5 q. m,
ST Clements Church - wilder ave-
nue., corner Makiki Rev. Canon U.s.
borne. rector. Holy Communion. II
q m; eyensong, 7:a0~ p. N.
ST. Elixaheth's Church-Corner King
street and Pua lane. Rev, W. e. Pot!
wine. pastor. Sunday services, Z and
IL a. m. and $3.50 p. N. Korean serT-
ices. 1880 n. m.
Epiphany Mlssi0n-Tenth and Palo-
10 avenues. Raimuki, The Rev. F, A.
Saylor, priest in charge. Services;
Sunday School, 10 a. M; morning
service, IL o.. m.
st. Marks Mission - Kapahulu
road. Rev. Leopold Knoll. priest in
charge. Services: Holy Communion,
first Wednesday each month, 10 O. N. !;
and a. 80 p. m. Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 .. m.
Holy Communion first Sunday OF the
month. 49,,
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Relation 81 The Newspaper 70 Religion

.ess,.. <hnt,,. = - uarpataal nraetica
relfaion of desiring g mfie = news.
n,r.Sr better. of desiring perRetnai
- .5is,haree On higaer leesl al4
with more effieiencg tue sreat aeads
~ the ne4snape there is nat tfom
- - T.hristisn worth that fespQnse
which one has right %. aeHlaa
go pass from The tleld q dail1
Journalism o Mak 81 weekly there =
not single one e rs who Aes re
seen. Al, draWing tables. Weekt es anl
nlonthIies which Ne kneN oilSnk 4ak ~
IS there n Ehrisfiaa hoHls. aaa tals
IS rue az TIE Whaie range g neripal-
eal nteraturA dnilE. weekly. RQnlnlg
snnree- fosfrths e TIE millions q
CHURCH members. f they did their
,Aafr. could make the press What
ollaht e be. And let ne adj ta4
press Is ilaat what shss 90 CHOOSE q
make Il
ssIn ne seeond place So Ear "a pub.
Ilicitv is concerned the church ices
not 10 is dllty because { does nok os7
eanize. rms report has u e prQ.
6osal for 4 Central Publicity BQreea
ior exery city 1 make 4 skiA lQgthe
SUGGESTION Every healer has its al|.'
vance axenk every depaI taent store
has its highly paid staff a. men Who
are chased Is writinE atlYertisinE
Every COOPERATION tedax has is pab-
iielfS bureau There ahoam be. ~ et,
cry GENERALIZATION. u every AmeEIeqn
city of The firsf rank a adNqnee
agent of that denomination u cts
49, Nss,txs Nsnrfr he n1lohf 4. "a no,.1
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49, ). i, t,,is sesuect dos itself eredr
h b. thar II helps % mainfafn me nisN
..santlar,f r,s the church. For an of VI
are the better Tor transparent hSss
through which the light can atNats
shine. and II there be anythfAg ylens
.wlieh casts d shadow Il Is for me
welfare of society thar i Should pe
known.
4Pabllcity acts Is . deterrent On14
chose who are ii conkact. as the news
paDersr.an Is, with the great body g
fact can know how much & mereltnt-
N concealed BY the newspaper. fnere
are denominations whieh resent pup
LEFTY 50 bitterly thai newsRapers hesr
tate; and & Is true also that where
this IS the case we cannot feet t1at
standards are SO high as II denonltRAr
tons thar gladly say Let the Nofs1
be known. There IS enough Of the
best 10 make certain the Ferdtees 81
society. and Il IS better that the con-
victien az sin should come IN soclqly
as e comes 81 the indfxiaaal because
in the form Of the common conscience
or society there has come tie knoMf-
edge a. evil This pezpeeuak paR5
sfag work goes en- through soctetya
so Indicate : single Rregnant and
pertipept example Of the fashion =
which advertising both registers anQ
scTeates great national changes would
|remiaa you that. thirty years arc Q'lt
|of twelve religious adFegtislng pases'
ten we're devoted % natent medicines.
Today 81 the dozen. eight 20 ten are
given q health foods The great ma
ltional change Involved ii tie Increase
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SIR W. ON IT Il

been knocking about the world iQr
shaving life are DESTROYS Of settiae
down.
many years, and being tired ef such \
You meet q charming good, pure
ElFl and feel certain she Is Just tho
one you need % make you happy Ale
you the enc that can make her hap
py2
You learn to know her better and
finding her possessed Of many gooI
qualities, ask her % be your vita
Tan you go 70 her, knowing her We
70 be pure and In all e0nacfeRce look
her honestly IN the face, telling her
Your life has heeR pure aud clean and
olEeF = 70 her, 70 protect and cherish
her tArpagh life?
You have been living an pneleaa
iiIe then FOR very shame stQp and
thiAE what yeu are doing. and begiR
right now 20 make Il clean before
you dare to ask any woman 10 share
lite with YOU,
Would You dare offer 10 her q bodY
ruined by immortality? But weFse
Ihan ALA mind when evil lhoashis
seem 20 be maaters
TheFe can only be one ending le
suen union misery for beth,
Thoughts being feFees, ara tFpIH
manifested IN body as we'll as deed
would you dare marry 70 have CHI
aren unless You could give 10 then
'eleans strong bodies and train their
minds with the highest idealss
Not unless your mind Is clean. your
life honest. can you care far any Woms
an OF rear children as God INTENDED
man should do, Then when you stand
at Gods altar with her baud IN yGnrs
taMHE the most solemn vow that man
can take, "a love cherish and protect
70 it with the firm, honest resolve 81
i've ifshi heAeefpTth the best thai
possible Tor man to liver
Wnen the step Is once taken e
member u means the forgetting eI
SELF thinking only OF the others vet
fare and Happiness.
~ ~ IN seiffpFgetfuIness that "
win hahpiHeas ia this world, anywaF
THIS Is ypnr time OF the readiusl
meat OF self 70 the otherst needs
Never allow an angry word % pass
your llps. The first wounds are vel1
cruel taking much time To heal Be
sues, they are quite UNNECESSARY
MUCH halter when controversies arise
70 walt till your tsnpefs cool dpwH.
tneh Quietly talk over AFFAIRS g
You VIII often end what may seen
al hrst Q mountain OF offence VII
when viewed through the sunshine q
owe pIoye 20 be but little spee
70 De brushed aside ana f6Fgpttea
beware Of wounding q tender bear
II ~ very uninaHly and only a eQN
ard would do 80. Guard well YOU
thoughts let your actions be alIef|
repfoacb, thus will yOu be lover. hoe
cred and respected BY ali HhQ ~.
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'GO To CHURCH SUNDAY THEME
Of GREAT NATION WIDE PROJEGI

better date than February / could be
suggested?
This win do much to show the soli-
darity OF Christianity. to unite the
Christian world in still another COM
mon observance.
It win concentrate the attention or
the worldly and Indifferent upon the
church for one day at least. 1t will
remind those who never think serious
| ~ Of the church from one years end
70 the other that there is such an IN.
stitutions Even those who do not &c
cept the invitation win be influenced
/ BY Il, and II win afford an unusual
opportunity to remind them Of the
church and its worth to humanity.
Let no captious critic discourage us
by saying. What will IL all amount to
this going to church one Sunday in
| the Year, Ali that is not all It will
Iamount to, in many cases. As staying
away from church once makes 1t easi-
Ter to stay away again, until to stay
at home becomes habit. so going to
church even once win often make II
easier to 60 again. until going, instead
of staying away, becomes the habit
Many men and women need only to
have the lazy habit of Indifference to
| church punctured BY q single rever-
sal OF their usual Sunday practice to
see how much they have missed Of
spiritual intellectual. and social va
| lue.
But even IL that first Sunday Of
February was their only church day
| for some, IL would be just so much
better than nothing. The Go-to-
Church Sunday, too. will give the min
lister q chance to present some pupg-
ent truths to the people who need
them most Often he breaches TO the
people who are not there. On that
Sunday he can wing his arrows with
the target in sight
OF course Go-to-C Church Sunday does
not mean for endeavorers simply that
they win go to church on the first day
of February. 1t is taken for granted
that they will go anyway, not only on
February 1, but every Sunday, of the
year NiInless prevented by some reason
which they can conscientio give
to the Master Go-to-C Church Sunday
means that endeayorefs win make ey-
cry legitimate effort to persuade 9th.
ers to 60. They viii invite them,
urge them, provide q seat for non
|. churchgoers il possible; in other
words, they will take it upon their
hearts and consciences to multiply
their own individual attendance Just
as many times as possible. y
Thirtythree years ago on the sec
ond OF February, a Go-to-G Church so
eiety was started in Williston Church
In porfiand Ne II was callpd n
Christian Endeayor society, because 1t
had other duties and functions, but 1t
was none the less Go-to-C Church So
ciety. In its fundamental constitution
land pledge was Incorporated the
/ thought, Il will support my own
lchureh.. IN at least ten million COP
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Why Not a Nation Wide Church Day.

ia esmhaf tie gropine eHils &C So
eialIsm and anarchy. Lesiie's Weekly
has long had in mind to Suggest e
Christian people eEerFWhare the idaa
Of establishing church day an
wilief Iaymen as well as ministers
could 90 cut into the streets and other
public places and speak the message
q the church % the masses The
kian has commended itself to NUN
her az ministers. and Rev. Charit0n
Bafes StraFer was asked to present
the matter n eoncrste form.
Mr. StraEer has written the fellow-
ine article. which reeently appeared
il Leslie's
Why do onr churches have but a
handfuI az warshfpers2 Here and
there a ehurch mag be crowded. lar.
Ger nizmher may be fairly vel filled,
hnf O. tIousands 0f churches mOre
seats are Encanf than are occupied
Ministers are deToting their study
hour nom sunday 70 Sunday preDar-
,nE 70 speak 60 dozens where they
ought 70 reach hundreds From q
business point a. view, this snkns IKE
4 waste q time Aside from its dis
eouragine effect On the ministry. the
church hnI getting the results com
men6urntP with IT'S investment This
beng the condition.. ought not some
thinr BE done to change 81 II the
present church proGram does not ap-
re1I % the people. or gather the
crowd. ought not radical departures
&C BE made Ia order % reach them1
II people won't come to the church.
ought not he church % 60 70 the peo-
plez
ne mnItitndes ara not beng left
without some surt o. distraction or adj
Tice. even thengh tnef tea't-e Il e
church The penny newspaper. too
olten with : distorted view Of Iife.
reaches every fndifido1I There my
De lack Of discrfufnafIon II what IS
read. but the people are reading today
- never before. ~ the human voice.
Is vel g ~ TIE printed page. multi
In1c1 1ro being reached With the
a1alanchesof pri1fed uatter upon rs,
spoken uIteIance sin holds IFS fass
cinnIion and grip. On street corner.
- pubic square. il hall and assembly
roo1 people meet 10 BE harnngued ~
tcmae0Enes. or 10 debate IN more ser
Ions fashion the practical Problems ~
life. Needless % s1y. the people who
constitute these gatherings are not
fond g 1eTNice sunday nAorhings.
Their attitude toward TIE church IS
ether one o. Indifference or contempt
Yet 81 All men. thee are the ones
Nl6 ought 60 % leatnel With the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31
YOUNG MEN AND MARRIAGE
BY HOUSE CONWAY

Ifathek lived see how patient and for,
bearing each parent had to be at times
towards each other as well as the
children. You remember the peace
and 10y Of that home. Perhaps YOU
would SO home with some friend. and
find discard Your heart was sad
What Joy 20 return to the home where
peace and good will reigned,
Remember, young man, as you enter
into this holy compact that YOU In
finenee your entire life,
Will you enter 1t with the honest,
pure thought Of perfect unity, or with.
cut thought Of the future. just saying
as many, alas, have said: sWeIl, ii
we cart get along We can divorce.
oh. the terrible pity af such
sthOughtsl Let me tell you soinething
The man who has loved, respected
and heen obedient to mother ana faith,
err who has always honered all NO
mankind, whose thoughts and deeds
have been clean and pure will never
ask any girl to marry him till he "a
certain that their vows viii be held
sacred IT'LL death do us part,
Il Is a very easy matter 10 become
infatuated with a bright vicaeious
girl and time passes very delightful.
" and swiftly while in her COMPANY
You think you could be very happy
with her for the rest Of your life. and
very naturally want her ali to your
self.
Hememher, however, that yau do not
always want to be entertained and
that lie Is too serious to trifie with II
During your eourting days are va,
showing to her your faults. yonr trs,s
disposition, temper and. worse thar
all. the green-eyed monster jealousy
Are you careless about the LITTLE
things of life, restless In disnositiop
extfayagant in living2
You may be able to hide All This
during your counting days, letting he,
see only your best. for her hest caIIs
forth the same from you. &
how will X be, think you. when Uv.
ing together In the daily close reia.
wifea -, ''''" a''e
hpfi Then you have no opportunity
70 hide your true human traits. Yor
also VIII learn your wife has eharae.
taristlcs that you did not dream she
possessed. some Of which may irrf.
tate you exceedingly. WIN you tter
show patience. or will you give wa,
to your temper? Hot words ensue mi
you both have said things that hurt
most keenly, and in your sane condi.
ton would never have Thought az saw.
ing But, too late, words once spok.
en- can never be recalled.
itlnk twice before you speak, :" es
peelaiiy when In an excited mood. Be
ware OF making the little breach
winch when started grows with suci
appalling rapidly. seA
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Everybody Is Invited TO Heb
Il in Honolulu but Not to CRIT
icise the Movement

-. sroS l6es and 4 cordial wel-
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$500, - fn,s movement win do,Ihf.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31

An article OF unusual interest IT
this time % those miuistars and feit-
aioos workers Of Honolulu now en-
xaae3 in the church-ateendance cam
paign. and which is In close eonnsc-
ton with the article recently publish
ed ON the church page Of the STAR
Bulletin entitled How 20 Promofe
Christian Publicity. Is that written
by TalcOtt Williams, d. D. dean of the
Pulitzer School of Journalism. under
the title aThe Relation OF the News
paper 10 Religion
The article in fslH fellows.
sThe newspapers first duty Is pub
slicity. the relation Ct the newspaper
10 religion is the same as its relation
ito an the beneficent agencies Of So
Eeiety, namely. accurately % chronicle
the evidence as to their work. their
detects and the verdict Of society. The
newspaper must be loyal to these ex-
Iaetly as 1t IS loyal 20 the State and
supports ana supplements the en-
forcement Of law. but also Is yigflant
to get the sunlight Of publicity + i
lone OF the great sanitary forces q
modern society playing upon every
ageRcS Of government Exactly -
1 the daily newspapers stimulates re-
port. eritieiSe ana supplement the ed
lucation Of the states exactly IS they
are taking part ID q great campaign.
like that against the Mhfte plague
which has placed tbs country IN .
single decade in advance % any 9th
Eer. in rs ysgilant conflict and contest
with this eyil--so with reference q
Ifeligi0Rs and above all to religious or
carnations. And the instant / say
this. yoa will realize how true II IS,
as the supreme court Of the United
States has said. that when We come
to the test OF the activities or society
and bring them to the bar Of moral
judgment. the standards which We
must apply are those OF Christianity
You accept without hesitation the
duty Of publicity when Il sheds light
upon what Is henefieent. what is de-
Isirahle and desired; but there Is a
protest against any publication which
relates to the shortcomings. or still
worse. to the rare and occasional M
stances Of evil within the church. But
the reporter IS not tn only man
whose business is to pass untouched
the noble Working Of each institutions,
and to seize upon Its peril to society.
It IS not the family that sends its
children to school that is visited By
the truaat officer The family whose
children are all we'll never puts uRoh
its aoofposts and lintels. 80 the RNse-
over mark was placed there Of cid. Z
label 10 mark the peril within for
those without, The work Of a news