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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Gine bcntiGe 5situng in pplnildler
Spia1,.

I'm ben polniib rsoenoen getpohs
Tern Der Don ben teutl1en Qe'reu be-
i.bten @ebiete Des cbemallYen &os
nigrel1s ano isBt ruih1hn 3artums
polen g~egenuber Den ouref DE rul'
fihen ,,1eliunger perUreiteten G6]ipins
oeinatrt4tsn Der perpunoeten Sugen'
p.eile Elm ipaDrcs StlD BON Or Eage
pno 5u9lei9 cine tlare 8%orteuung
ION ben utiawea, 3ulammenGangtn
Lno 3ieIen Res .trte9ee 5u 9eotr. idBt
tas oeuilde ArmtesG tet.ommaaoo IN
o%autensluerter 91eile jeoe Aede IN
2born in ppinilucr @prate EN- unit
ttues Gr1an eGldetnen, ole ed5etd
S9oJemna (5trlegsJsltDu9E DIR 5n
gQlt Der Jill Is. Lt.pper erirsenehen
Nr. 4 oes 8tIltes. oas act 0eIten
fart unO Defen 2ttelnlutt ter prsu'
Sild]e ADlet ttUni. ut ~foi8tno.r. Ger
,Fan Nntuerpcns. 2Gte ore NulleH
4olen fple0ererneden. ,gs iUt.1 nd1s
btlpielen, Dap in 0eJenlaB IL ben
.0ndien Wi0Bnl5men or 8eutfdjen III
.Fuililhs 3jOnn oie hutlen n Udll-
8ieH regelreWt Darodr 0u1cin3SE. ods
9olentam in reli9l0ler uto na!tond
ltr 5inildt gu up.ertrijQeH.J Oe5eh
Tie IUgennlWriDten. tJti1tI5 ueuung
ser unerbUrten 2tngttfle DER ctatld
fPinbliheu yrelle dGi oel sel.ild}en
S%rpnprin3e. un0 Die e'utibe
triegfUhtun9.) Vug.dno rrt oer
9rieg. (Quf Grnn0 engIlId9gr 5sts
tunQsltimiEn miro et6rtert Uie ;OsrIg
0oltstamli4 Der 5trieg III BEN hretisn
NlaFen Der en9liiteu 8eoolte.rRg III,
eno beruorgc9oteu, ME iaipt'rig oie
5iloung elmer neutn britil4ea Arnes
fti.) Ueittre GrfoIgs our Se, Das
Ainqen pom Uiilibnen. (yom melt
den arisgslAauplas.) Sn RUB
lamb. (QDotsniberiibt.) Yeyitieoe'
e Ra6ritten, unite; bsionosrer Be-
ddf6tignn0 Der ruifiidspciniiden
psr6Gltnih.. 2eBt. Ja9ri6ttV Dit
Ro6frogs nu9 Der Gu3sta Wcj.nno
rGhii osrnrtig. baB Cis uripI!in9Ii6t
auTlaas Osrarobe.t rerbsH wdkts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

dnesThnitisnsn @ermelaniGben finb
tur8e @ermsl, RE BON Stpffriiuren
beqrsnst iinb, oegenqsieBt. &rogen
uno 0irte; finb aug Saint. t0nneS
aber. penn bic 8luie aus gemuter-
tenn 5toff fein foIlte, ebcnfo9ut ol,-
einforbiaem Stoff ~oearbeitet peresn.
Sebr nisclih iiebt bas ninsiap
ShoBhen aus. tas inter benz 8iirte!
norqudt.
Matroientleioet s%rfreuen Fh Re.
fonoers bst Siutsrn sinsr bsrartiaen
8el;ettheit. oab Der Wonbsl De:
Mpoe nidts an ibneu Su Gnoern per=
mag. Dos YIilieerodtsn unisrss
MopelIs (6i9. A. lit elmer 5utterpeite
oufgeleBt, Der bern Der Gag oufge-
fnrpft pirb. Man arbeitet ibn meiIt
aus 5IansIl uno bsiebt i'm NIT einem
buntlsn StoffItrtifen. Die 8Iuie Il.
oIs S9IupfbIuie seonht, unten mi.
Summit pber 8ano5ue Derieben. 8ra>
gen unb IermsIauHdIdse iino aus
blauem ober peibem OreIfatin ee-
fertigt unb nit 8unb bsisBt. Mon
tauft bic ferti9e arosenearnitur
ebenio preistpert. ols tpenu nan fe
Ielbit orbeitet. Gum Sdiffertnoten
nimmt man i6parssn Soft.
Oas lebte Bib CSig. 81 pernn'
f9auli9t cine elsgante Nadmittaes'
toilette. Dos in Jroge tpmmenbe
MoterioG gu bieier iehr elegant mir
tenben Soilette lit sntipeber 2rebb
oper 8oile. 8sioe lafisn Die feline
Spite pirtungsrolI bur6fdimmern.
Der ungnrnierte Rod 1T BORN Ieiat
s~erafft. bic Raffang bur4 Der lan9en,
nit Spibe unterlegten S9oe geoedt.
giner 6uttertaille aus Seioe lit bi:
Spibe aufgefebt, barber bos in
Sdum6en gen0bie @bemifett ous
Chiffon. Sas @anSe pirb BON benz
Stoff bluIenartia, nobel bic Nermcl
angeIdnitten unp nit Spibe unters
legt Iino, perfdIeiert. Sin in Der
ssarbe pom StoTI abfte6enoer 8iirtel
1T UNI bic Saills gelegt. Sic fAIie5t
BORN Ieittpdrts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
9;s Mnnr.

IS III bersits friiber ongebeutet
tporoeR, Sab unter ben 9leioeritoffen
fir bic ~biesidbrige 9erbftz unb Bins
iermobe li iogeuaMnten SGottennus
fer cine bsroorited1enbe 3oIle fpieIen.
9ieie S6ottennuftsr finben fia in
fait alien WolIftoffarten. hauptid6s
lid in 9Md, 9elours unb &atine.
einem bsIsursartigen, oufseraubten
DolIftoft Ger iif DEFENDERS CUR Ssr>
arbeituH9 fir Gnpe5 eignet. Die
fnotti5d torierten 8sIoursitDffe ton=
men nit einIarbigem 8elours 81 Sat.
fentofiimen. Gdretoitimen unb eins
5elnen @npes saiammeneeItellt ipers
ben; a. 9. ipdblt man gum Cape
f9o!tifn farierten 9slours unb orr
beitet bic @sits. ben araesn uno ben
Rod aus einfarbiesm 8elours. Die
fleintoriertex Sn6e in unbeitimmten
sgor6entDnea ipsrben our @erorbeis
tuna bon Rfeibsrn bepor5uet. Inter
ben iteuen einfdrbigen Stoffen ipieIt.
rebeR Sud. ,Gotele" INNER nod cine
sro6e Rotk. pa ei6t es einen lei9s
ten Mobair< Gctele NIT ieibenartiaen
Gtreifsn, einen fdfperen Gotele. beis
fen Strsifen ipel!enfOrmia laufsn unb
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

&leib aus fariertem Stpff. @rob
tarierte Stoffe biirfen nur bon gro
BEN Oamen getra9sn :Dcroen. nnfer'
4bbiIoung seigt Elm ioIhes Mohell
aus blaugriingelb tariertem Wollz
frotte. 8raeen, Nermeloufi6ldg,
unb Ginfaifung Der b~olerpartisen
Saille iino aus bunteleelber Ssihe.
bic MeIte unb bic S@Grpe aus Bro.
tatfeioe. 90 farbenfreubis bas Mo.
bell ou9 gu fem i4eint, 70 rubis
Tam es trobbem tpirtsn, tpenn bic
Garben barmonif4 5uiommenitims
menb eepdblt finb. Iud bic Dra-
pierung bes Hodes mub eefnidt e.e
ma1t perben, tpenn fas eanae Rleia
seldmadppIl ptrten foil.
Die i'm folgenben 8ilbe (Sis. 3
ifi3aierte BLUE nit Sammetrepers,
bic lei6t unb f6nell bersuitellen lift,
fertiet man aus SlanelI peer fonff
einem beliebigen Wpllitoff on. Den
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
@it yGott in 5ranfreidJ''.
Cine 5eituns fran56fidpcr @efangener
in Soften.


Mdbren6 mir. 70 f9reibt bie ya0Is
nii6e 3eitun9", nod inter Dem Sim
Druid Der omtli9en Mitteilungen Der
entiebIifen. BON fron50iiiden SoIoas
ten uno OffiSieren an unieren armsn
Nerpunoeten began9enen 8reueltaten
~iteten, Ielsn mir, ooB es ben franz
50iii6en Gefangenen in Soften 70 gut
9ebt, oaB ie iogar cine eigene Sci
tung berausqeben. nQe 9eraut"
beibt bieies NBofIen6Iatt, oas Cen
ltntertitel n@9os ou camp Sc Soften"
fibrt. ggir leien i'm 8erlinsr 2a9es
blatt barber: Die tierieiti9e Stunt
nler lit sum Yreis DON aebn Gentis
mes i'm Eager tdufli9. Na9 oem an
Der 5piss Der Rummer nbgeorudten
progranm mill oiefer in Soften er@
itonosne franaOifi9e 9erpIo untsr
ben runo 5000 &0pfen 5d6Isnoen
9efaneenen Den @eiit Der 8riiosrIid>
felt bur9 bas Mfittel elmer piBigen,
barmlcfen unterbaItung f0r0ern un6
perbreiten, uno erbittet CUR 2oiung
oieisr 4ufsube Die fleiBige Mitarbeis
teridaft Der unfreipiai9en 9Gfte oes
Qagers.
Wir eeben noditebeno einige 9rOben
aus Dem Snbalt Oes Wpdenblottes
CUR GbaratteriItit bes 0eiltes. Der
bier iein MeIen treibt. Inter oler
3eierpe teiIt Die Heoattion nit: pa
ii9 bic Gefangenen nod nidt genis
geno an Die beuti6e Slide getp0fnt
baben, bat Ole 8erpaltung Der &as
gertii6en sic InorOnung eetroffeu,
oaB bon nun an Dem @eidmad Der
peri6ieoenen I'M Eager pertrstensn
4ationolitdten angepaBte Gertd5te
I~erpiert nerpeu IOlen. Der national
obeeitimmte &i9en5ettel ioa oand4
lauten: n9eefiteot aug ppmmes" =
Roaitbeef, puboins = &ipar. Wotti,
8rot uno Sal5 = Gromic. 8ueule
Gamble - Gousepus, ODlp. Oils be>
Ipnoere Iufmsrtiumtsit fir Die 9ers
rem DoImstfder miro bieien oubers
Dem ieoen Sonntas ols Grtrai4uhel
Reis nit pfloumen oorseiest pers
oen." ,gei b.rI6iebensn Sompog<
MEN Fno, permu''i6 unter Der sez
funobeitsi9Goliden Wirtung Der oers
aeitieen rauben @itterung. p%erfouen
unter Spmptpmen %ertronit. Die nuf
elm ginfrieren oes 9ebirns f4Iieben
lafen. @ir unierieits iino Der Waei<
nunq, oaB es ft9 babel un Sale bon
our4 8lutarmut ousgeloiter 9ebirns
fdpd9ung bunbelt, bic 5utpeilen Hro'
Mid auf3utreten pfle9t."
Die pierte Seite lift ben Snieraten
q%epiomet. Sic ent6aIten 4nerbietuas
gen aIer Nrt ieitens Der Den peri9iss
oenen 9erufen uno 8eiperben anges
b0renoen @efnngnen. CD empiieblt
fi9 Der Serr Gbefreootteur Sue
Iiatner in ieiner Gi9eni9aft ais
Snba6er elmer Barrier Raubparens
ba%nOIung ben aomeraoen 3ur Htefes
run9 pon pel3en. nit Dem 8srfpres
den Observation-Disclosures geoienung.
&ur3. man iiebt iiberaa, Dap iif ole
!9erren 6ron5oien i'm 9sfongenenIos
ger in 53oFen ibre CUTE 2aune ge'
pobrt babsn, penn oiefe au4 be-
ereifli6erpsiIe aumeiit oas unbsr'
fennbare 3eider bes 0a!genbumors
ofFen6art. Das ipridt ii4 audi IN
Dem StobIeuI3er oss Wlarftbertdts
aus, DAP NON in her 9eimdt oes
@ombrinus tein Bier gu trinten bs'
fommt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

einen sepnntteten Gotele, Der 5pii6en
ben Rippen eingepebte punfte 5eigt;
baneben Woffsl=Go uno mgotele
JpuIe; lebterer lit iebr pei6 unc
besbolb i'm Srasen prattif9er, als
bic bdrtsrsn GCtelesStoffe, Die fiji
eber blnnt tragen. Gbenio bibf9e
Stoffe fino Rips. 9%abaroine, Sergc
unb fGmoirippiser Gbepiot, iotpie BE-
fonoers elm ntuer Stoff, Sritote
(9iasonolitofD, iebr bantbor unb
urperpiftli6 i'm Srogen.
Sud-, bas lanQe bon Der Mobe pers
na9ldiIiet purDe, feiert Glter'tes
bungsfrenoen unb %praientiert iih uns
in Defenders ffonen matten paiteI!z
farben. Inter ben fhottii9 tarierter
SUDDEN bat man piel bic friibereH
sriinblausn Tarben5ufommenite lluns
gen, auberbem niobefarbensbraunsgeH
f9pttif9 farierte unb m~ooefarbens
bnussraa f6ottii9 t~arierte Muf.sr.
9ieie Shottsn~ unb 8arompbe lit
Der 8erarbeituna BON 5tpeierlei Stof>
fen 81 sinem &Ieibe iebr eiinitig uno
UMi bard Die 3uiammenitsllung NIT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

Streifen. 8elop;sz6riie 1T Elm ha!b+
ieipenes @erpebe nit buntIer Shot-
ienmuiterung. 9isie Stpffe pi'
audi Der febr ieei6s Sni6mier<8e
Iours = finoen iiir Sapes uiel Nm,
Hang, na fe idtper Ill Der g8irtanl
uno Ieidt i'm Sraesn iino, mas Be;
Der oft enormen StoffuIIs Der mooer=
nen @apes iebr gil bsridii6ti9sn lit.
Die Stoffe Iisser. meiIt "a Sell brett.
Inter ben sinfartigen Stpffen aeltea
Braun unb 3r.braun in ben psrs
fdieoeniten @biiufungen ols Nooes
farbeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04
Ger 8efiber oes

xxi ot t5tl Ue2 guy
haufes ,Staot a0nigsberg" in Ra'
itenburg 1T Elm Qamensoetter oss
ruIff6en Generals Rennentampf.
bot ober ipnit NIT ibm nihts gu
tun. Differ umitanb rettsts 'ein
6ous Dor ruIFl9sr pIunberung.
uno bns lam 70: fommt ba Elm
nilbsr Gofot in bic Gafitube gse
fiirmt unb i6idi iih on. .obns G.Io
gu ioufsn". 9a fdrsit i'm Der Bee
flyer ouf poIniia on: sd belize
R.nnsntompf. Sofort Deree ids
meinsm Sui.I m.loen, bab Du pluns
berifl" - limb rous mar Der Ros
lat ME BET Dine - Dbn, Wore. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

Sn u~nisren 8itpern brin9en mir
5unddt Tin Sig. u elm einfa4es, cher
feffes 3oitIm aus o%unte!9rauer Dill
betine. On benz sIatten Ecd 1T ni6ts
9eIonoeres gu erinnern. Die Sods
lift ansetrauit unb BON einem iebr
apart gebnltensn S6oB umgeben.
Siefer lit Bis gum 9alsausI6nitt &C.
fii6rt. llnmittslbar unter bieism be-
finbet fi6 Der 9nppfperTdIuB. Wdbs
renb bos eigene Sddden unb Die aer<
mel sefiittert iein miiiIen, lam man
ii6 beim S6ob bus Suttee
fporen. Die longen engen @ere
mel baben 8attenfdmud nit &nopfs
perf6luB. Sebr Ibid pirtt ou4 be:
&raeen.
Oas ndafte Bib (5ia, p aeigt sin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

gu geringss Obiett-
ai9enTee 0u, Jreunoin): .4ber
&ens. tpegen JON oumaGen Sdnolat'
ider Dtiilt gu ms Doher se5ns!
80 pOllte nildt idssn. tDsnn's n
,osrittener eepslsn pars!"
3eitfrls. Sex orsi3ebn'
ld1rigs 5000 (als CT Don isinen els
tern an oeu mt Uei9sutsn uberla'
tsnsn Veburtstagstilq ssiuprt tptro):
.Uonnerpetter. pdbt .Jsr no1 &rs'
cit!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-04

einforbistn @tofien pen,aer unruble.
Non iombinisrt hdufig Slsioer aus
einforbioem unp i9ottii6 tariertem
Sud. fsrtist ). .. ben Rod aus buns
tslbIauem Suh. barber cine lan9e
Suniio aug tdrirltsm Sud. bic mi.
ben NeTteut.iIen ubsrsinitimmt, pGb'
renb ni, Soillen.eiie nit ibren mei't
ono,fhnitt zen a,rmsIn pisosr nit
BEN Rpd harnrnieren. Belief!
finb ouberoem geIours= 5riie. arsp2s
strife uns e,Itr,;iier Iriie. eft mori'
n.bIauer Ds,r gransr Gruno nit
fdmaIen f~enfa.Iten cher Deinrotsn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10
BIG VAUDEVILLE ACT AN ADDED
FEATURE At THEP0PULAR IHEATER

Wherever it has appeared Il has caus-
ed a furure and everybody endeavors
To figure the combination, 10 Ii me
chanical or is IL human"
Besides this added feature of a big
vaudeville number the Popular theater
will show, for the performances men,
toned, "A Lady Of Quality" featuring
Cecilia Lotus, the greatest mimic on
the English speaking stage and lead
ing lady to the worlds greatest stars.
Miss LOTUS is seen to excellent ad-
vantage in this film and the versatility
that has won her world renown is
ably demonstrated. .~:@ &c. H..
Commencing with the matinee next
Wednesday Dustin Farnum in THE
AS9aaw Man" will be the Popular offer
ing. Dustin Farnum needs no intro
dlAction to theatergoers in any part
Of the globe and in The Squaw Man"
he is seen at his best. n .
tThe Perils of Pauline" will appear
at the Popular within the near future
as an added feature to the usual mann
moth bill =. n ~ : I. .F".cy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10

well selected, most Of the principals
having had experience as profession
ais and several Of them have taken
part in the production on the main
land. The officers of the Myrtle Boat
Club feel that with the proceeds OF
three performances enough funds can
be raised to purchase shell for, the
Regatta races next year that will be
"a winner" ~ !
There viii be smoker at the boat
club tonight to which the club mem
bers and their friends have been In
Vited and aside from the regular
stunts that will be pulled of sope
time will be given over to boosting
the opera.
Ned Steel is directing the affair.
Sonny Cunha. too. is giving his time
to the success of the affair and is
rehearsing the cast in the music. At
the rehearsal last night he expressed
great satisfaction with the work that
has been done already and says that
| Mile. Modistes will far surpass all
amateur performances given in Homo
lulu and viii be one long to be re-
membered
With cast of IA and chorus of
80 voices, all of them blending har-
moniously, 1t is almost certain chat
Victor Herbert himself would be
pleased with the entertainment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10
"Liyermore and His Wonderful
Dolf' Winning Offering
Around Globe

Samuel Blair has bfanched out and
in addition to the large moving pic.
ture bill which he Is Offering at the
Popular theater. will furnish an added
treat at the performance OF tonight
Monday matinee, Monday night and
Tuesday night.
The innovation win be a vaudeville
act entitled tLivermore and His
DOLL one Of the hits ON the Orpheum
circuit on the mainland and one OF
the popular mystery acts around the
globe This>act, is just returning from
a most successful tour Of Australasia
and Mr.. Blair secured 1T for a very
limited engagement, with the result
that it viii appear at the four per
formances mentioned above.
"Eiyermore and His Doll" is "a mys-
terry act that has had theater audi
ences guessing. for number of years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10
LAUDER DROLL
ENAGGERATIONs
MAKE BIG HIT
Scotch Funmaker Triumphs
Over Handicaps to Effect
i've Performance

Harry LADDERS droll mimicry, his
inimitable Scotch funnery, triumphed
over severe handicaDs when he APP
peared yesterday afternoon for the
! first time before Honolulu audience
and for more than hour the little
Scotchman with the grotesque legs
which he makes very good use Of
shook a big audience at the Bijou
Theater with gales of laughter.
From 2 to o'clock the Lauder pro-
gram lasted, most of 1t done by Harry
hiruself. As he explained just before
making his finalf bow IN Australia
three of his company Britishers
and a Frenchman suddenly left him
at the call OF the countries, to go TO
the battlefront. Nevertheless the
program as given yesterday did not
giisappoint the Honolulu folk, because
what they went to see was Lauder
and they saw him.
Irene Bersceny, the Hungarian gyp-
sy cymbailist, and Miss Kitty Ryan,
ballad singer, appeared before Lauder
and were we'll received. When Lauder
made his appearance there was roar
of applause It was frequent and
heartily for the rest Of the afternoon
Lauder did the business and sang
the songs that have made him famous
and brought him from obscurity to
the eminence of a salary around
s1O, 900 per week. Il Love Lassie, "
.sShe is Ma Daisy" "Deoch an Doras, :
familiar TO thousands who have never
seen nor heard him. were sung yes
terday. In the last-named he accom-
plished the herculean feat of moving
q Honolulu audience, additionally
ayerse to exhibitions of the kind, to
join with him in. the chorus. 1t took
some coaxing and considerable skilful
leading by Lauder and assistance by
the orchestra, but finally the house
sang with a willard Lauder was
pleased
He received several large bouquets
and leis during the performance and
responded to the floral offerings by
singing his new song ."0de to Homo
| lulu It is as follows:
love yOu, Honolulu,
Honolulu. love you;
You are the Qneen of the Sea;
Your valleys and mountains,
Four palm trees and fountains
Forever and ever will be dear to
me.
The melody is simple and pleasing.
The Bijou Theater is not meant
for afternoon performances. The sun
light streamed in on all sides. pre-
venting an effective use of footlights,
and as much of LADDERS art is in
minute and remarkably mobile facial
expressions, great part OF this was
lost because it was undiscernible to
most of the house. In the midst of
his program rice-mill few yards
away got under steam and began
steady and maddening chugchug
that made it difficult for those in the
back half of the house to hear the
great Scotchman.
However, Honolulu was immensely
pleased with Lauder and echoes his
hope expressed from the stage that
he will come here again. he made
neat curtain speech, in which he de-
clared that Honolulu is the most beau
tiful spot he has ever seen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10
mile. MODESTO CAST And CHORUS
WORK HARD FOR SUCCESSOR SHOW

The cast and chorus for mile. Mo-
diste" has been working steadily for
the past month on the vocal offerings
and during the coming week will be-
gin rehearsals at the opera house.
where the production h to be staged
the 9th, 18th and 31st OF October.
The talent for the opera has been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10

Postmaster general Burleson has
concluded convention for parcel post.
service between the United States and
French Guiana, which becomes effecs
tive November 1. The limit of weight
is fixed al IL pounds, and the rate at
IL cents a pound or fraction.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-10

For the first time on record follow
.ers of John E. Redmond and William
O'Brien united in a demonstration in
Cork to celebrate the passing of the
home rule bill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-14

are lower than in most other cities OF like
size" he said. THE claim, therefore, that
IL Is not profitable to serve the residence
section Of city at low rate has been
exploded,
"Citles are learning that II is far better
to operate certain Of their own utilities
than to leave them In private hands,
even under the best Of regulation Wit
ness the rates charged in cities where
regulating bodies have power to regulate
rates, compare them with the rates
charged by municipality owned and oper-
ated plants giving n high-class service,
and you will find that the lowest rates
in the United states are those charged by
municipality owned utilities
"The saving resulting to the citizens Of
Pasadena by reason of the difference in
rates charged by both the private COM
pany and the municipal plant within the
limits of Pasadena, and the rate charged
by the company during the same period
In the surrounding towns, since then,
amounts to S73l, ,0S39G, or more than enough
TO cover the entire cost of our municipal
plant. This is a very conservative esti-
mate and is based on the kilowatt hour
sold.
NO PREFERENCE IN RATES.
"Our schedule Of rates are not compiled
with purpose of charging all that
consumer can be made to pay, levying a
high rate for residences and lower rate
for business houses, etc, but all our GUS
toners pay the first rate for the first
quality and the same rates for the same
succeeding qualities, without preference.
The same thing applies to electrical
energy for both light and power pur-
poses.
"As American cities take over all profit
earning utilities, there will be a manifest
increase in efficiency in municipal govern
ment. This will eliminate the public
service corporations tendency to influence
public officials and will take them out of
politics."
Mr.. Koiner emphatically advocated the
establishment of Public Utilities Blu
reau.
Albert e. Winchester, electrical engi-
neer of the Municipal Electric Works,
of South Norwalk, Conn, told of the
success Of the municipality owned plant in
his city.
MAYOR BAKERS CLEAR TALK
The municipal ownership propaganda
was furthered by Mayor Newton d.
Baker, of Cleveland, when he opened the
morning session.
"I want to point out" said Mayor
Baker. that the movement of municipal
ownership is the fruit of the misconduct
of privately-owned public utilities.
1.-THE movement started in Europe be-
cause of the desire Of the communities
to find additional sources of revenue. In
America 1t is the result of the vulgar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-14
CHILDREN'S CORNER
Who Was the Most Afraid?

TN A big fruit farm, one section was
4 devoted to a vineyard. There fine
grapes of all sorts were grown. II
you have ever seen a big vineyard
you know exactly how pretty the rows
and rows of trellises covered with
vines can look.
But maybe there is one part of a
vineyard you have never noticed; /;
have you ever seen the hosts of
spiders who live on the vines? Nor
Well they are there, as you would
soon see if you looked closely for
them. Spiders consider vineyards the
very best place on earth to live. You
see, flies and bees arc drawn to the
vines by the sweetness of the grapes
and the spiders have no trouble at all
in finding plenty to cat at all times
of the day.
In this particular vineyard, there
lived a very industrious family of
spiders The mother prided herself
on the fact that she could weave the
biggest, finest net in the shortest
time Of any spider in the vineyard.
And that was saying a good deal, for
there were many good workers around
her.
But, unfortunately, her children