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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Jordan,s win be eloaeds an day
Thursday. June IL. Kamehameha Day.
The territorial schools will close for
the summer vacation on June 90 and
will reopen for the new school year
on September Is. a.
Word has been received here OF the
death Of ~ Jules Ratard. former con
sui for France in Hawaii. His wife
is sister of Mrs. L. G. Blackman
and Of r. w. II. Puryis, OF Kauai. 4
Tobacco Insects in HAWAII" is the
title OF bulletin No 80 OF the Hawaii
Agricultural Experiment Station, the
author being D. r. Fullaway. entorno-
logfst 49, H.. ~
There will be meeting of the St
Louis College Alumni Association on
Friday night ait half-past seven o'clock
for the purpose of making nomina.
tions for officers for the coming term.
The action brought by Emma
Strickland against Mrs Hannah
Palmer was discontinued today. The
action was q civil one brought In
the circuit court It was stated that
a satisfactory settlement had been
reached by the parties.
All who are tired and weary in spi-
rift are invited to special song and
prayer service TO be held at the Me-
thodist Church tonight at seyen-thirty
O'Clock. Mission Worker John Martin
and Deacon R. III Trent will conduct
the services. Townsfolk and visitors
In the city will be given q hearty wei
come.
Honolulu Lodge No. /. Modern Or
der of Phoenix. will be well repre-
scented In the Kamehameha Day cele-
bratfon parade tomorrow If all OF the
200 members who have signified their
intention OF taking part answer the
roll call Tomorrow win be the first
time that the handsome new banner
of the order win be officially used.
Elder Daniels, who has been max,
ing tour around the world, gave an
interesting account of his travels at
the Seventh Day Adventist Church
last night. A large and Interested au.
dience was present to meet the dis.
| tinguished traveller. Elder Daniels will
I depart for Australia on June IL by
the steamer Mariana.
The KataeleIani Pau Riding Club
viii give benefit luau. hula and
dance at Poola Hall, Holokahana lane.
Liliha street, between School and
Judd streets, on June eleventh. The
Mau starts at Els o'clock and lasts
until . 80 O'Clock, the hula and dance
beginning at o'clock In the evening
Tickets are on sale at Promotion
Committee rooms, Young building
A pamphlet OF IS pages has been
issued by the department Of reerea.
ton Of the Russell Sage Foundation.
which should interest all who are con-
esrned about public Fairgrounds II
Is q catalogue Of sources of infornla.
ton on recreation, and may be obtain.
ed from the institution mentioned for
10 cents. 81
An important business meeting OF
Central Union church is called for this
evening at 1880 o'clock In the parish
house, to act on the report of the
required to stay heer and start
standing committee on the revision Of
the constitution and rules of the
church. One interesting matter to be
considered will be a new method Of
election at the annual meeting OF the
church whereby the entire resident
church membership Is given an obpor.
! ttnity to nominate for the different
Offices and a ballot is taken at the
time of the annual meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10

Luis KinOlau, trusty at the city
and county jail, met with painful ac-
cident last evening while attending
to his duties In cleaning and repairing
the police ambulance. Several fingers
on the right hand we're badly LAGER
ated. necessitating the removal of
Kinolaa to the hospital for treatment.
Paa Kanui, a Hawaiian youth, in
attempting to cross King street near
the fshmarket this morning was ran
down by machine No. 1916, operated
by Al. r.. Il jackson Kanui met with
slight bruises on the hand and the
body and was brought first to cen.
trail police station, and later conveyed
to the hospital by Jackson Accord
ing to the police Jackson is reported
to have employed every precaution to
avert the accident. - - .'a.~.--
'~ss@5 -T-E
+ NJ. s. Kim, a Korean, with a prison
sentence Of about one year yet I'M
expired, and now facing charges of
gross cheat preferred by Captain of
Detectives Arthur McDuffie has asked
for time in which to enter a plea.
Kim had announced his intention of
shaking the dust of Honolulu from his
feet should he be given an opportun-
ity. The Korean has figured in DO
lice annals for some years
Through Attorney Quinn, Joseph
Forage, charged by Special Officer
Chiffon with reckless and needless
driving of an automobile IN Moroor;oI
Day. was given additional time in
which to enter plea and receive a
hearing at district court Judge, Mon
sarrat set the case for Monday, June
Is. 1t is alleged that Forage operat-
ed his car along Nuuanu street at a
fast pace and at time when the thor
oughfare was crowded with pedestri-
ans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10

Ellen e. Kauhini was given a de
cree of divorce from Daniel P. Kauhi-
nj today on the ground of extreme
cruelty. The divorce was granted by
Judge Whitney, who awarded TIL
custody of one child to the father,
/ the other to the mother. ...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

pes unS ben gtrmen suSoa. fam se'
fern i'm Speers 6oipital fpieosr gum
9epuBtisin. fam iebod nidt anaebell.
lpie ihre &leiocr Seucr fdbten. Die
aerste beasn !Soffnuna auf 9sneluna.
gbciheine: Charles Teltman,
81. pon Nelpport. uno 2lnna Softer.
q. bon Cincinnati; Trsb Wseinae uno
2conorn 0lo4ia. beioe BON gtepport;
sSphn y. @e66. 81. Don ct. 2ll6oras,
%. 8a., uuo Roia 6. Sruoaa, 81,
ban Ncpport.
@eiicrn pcritieo i'm 9sthesba
6uIpitol in Cincinnati nruu WNria
Gebtdmp, Qeb. &obrmdnn. Satin Don
S,snrh oe6fump, i'm Qllter uoH 81
.SaGren no6 Idnaerem 2eipen. Die
@crblitene mar cine pionicrin Rep'
ports unb auaemein 0ead)tet uno be-
Iiebt. Sic binterIdbt ouBsr ibrem Sat
ten au6 spei S0bne 9ns 2cihcns
bcadnanib finbst BON 6auie hires
SObncs 6arrp 2cbtamp. gio. 523
Srsrtpn Strabe, aus itatt unb Die
3cit pirb Ipdter bstaRnt aeQeben lper.
ben.
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% e IN p o r t.

Sie 9asiupprt Eiiiee iiir Sas oGin.
cinuatier @ulfsblatt" befinSet iidJ in
yS. 339 gurf Strake, aeaeniiber crm
GourtBuuie, iuuielbit gsenisfeitcn, 9ln'
5eigen II. I. NJ. bis 10 llbr 45 giinu'
ten glbcnos entgcgengenummcu iuer'
ocn. Selephpn Suutb 2401.
= Der gipnier Ban 9erein .r.
nahIte folaenbe geamte: qrGiibent:
Gb. Z. S6molt; 8issprGiioent: u. T.
MiQer; SctretGr: geni. 4. S6per.
nan; 2(fiiitsntzSetr.: Gpnaro 9eitb;
SdaBmsiitsr: 2eonaro gotb: 8irettos
rer: :Sobn Orr, Sacob $oerinser, s.
ReIter. 6. u. .Ruebl, cSoieph 9rOs.
ifen. sSoi. Serinaer. Soi. Goste, Benz
iamin iFippe uno +. 20. gnaeltina.
=. 9. Often peri6ieb qeitern
Az iriiber Stunbe in Der BobnunQ lei.
ne: Wutter fSrau W. Often, SO. 80
N. 10. StraBe. Gr hinterlGb. auber
os- Wautter nod bier Shpeitsrn.
- Eon1tobler iSrdnt S'Srien,
Triebensri6tsr 9erbina unO 6.
WtIinE purben bonn Gountprihter
Bolt ben 9rpbaeiAporeHen i6eripies
Ten. Sic iperoen DON Dalter Gastins
beihulbiat, in isiR 6aus in Q6psfsn.
bel! Der Tamilie qsorunqen su Iein
uno siner 6uHo nsaaenommsn su ia.
beI. 2ruh perben So in gaor pers
mtBt. Die 9enanntcn aaben an, In
bas 6aus gebruneen gu isin, um auf
@runo cines rihtsrli6en 9efebls ben
5rnb au bolen. Bon oem 8erfAnins
b:n bcs Geloes pollen iis isbod nidts
piifsn.
frau gliiabetb goaart, 81
Sabre alt. DE fi6 Doraeitern gtsenb
in i6rcr Wobnuna. 1877 20. 3. Str.,
erGsbIids 9ranbwuH6sn am uutsrtSre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08
IabtDn mno Seuebne.

- Die GrtruiiBung be5 0apton:I
Stobtratbs, bic auf eeitsrn Qbeno al.
geiest mar, I'm Die 8irtbibaftssSi'
5:ns 2tngeIegenbeit gu bsfprsdsn,
puroe abgeiagt.
- Die Sanitors Wm. Waribua, an
Der 5. aoenue S6uIe, uHp Sobn
S6pisrjoban, ooR Der 8. glDe. Sdu!s.
purben pom 3aptoner ShuIratb pie:
Der ernannt.
- Der 9lptoner Steusrausslei.
tungsratb. beitehenb aug ben SsrrsH
Soi. StuIs. 2lnbrsp Shlsltin uab
Sobn BoIter, tritt um 0onnsritas,
IA. Wai, i'm Gourtbaus 3uiammsn.
- 5rau 9. Banner, bon Der 7.
QDenue, SdptOn, lpsiIt duf gsIu6 bel
ibrer Sptter 5rau 5. Gtsa in Sps
Iebo, 8.
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Grefutor's gerfanf ppn 8eiioeu5
Giaentflum.


BeHidb elmer an MID letlbiCieu gaeiiuna et
Tee 8crianfsbeicbls oee WIUba.Gberidhs eot
AamllioH Qounih. Chic. fperbe in GH 5teiiag
ben 20 Wlai 1914 nm iibf Rddmiti0ge, Dos
tplpenbe befGrebeue 9iaenitiin geleaell ~
3nmiiou 0oltnib Sinai fbiO AM BEN Nldbt
alh oifenilIder HuiiiOH 3uHi NGHt oitsr,rcn'
eeIelen an ber Sihicile ber Sedncn SiI1se,
beptnnenb ciBllilbapanBin f2il rus uBo ieths
90 3oH ipelilid bon eieriun Sitabe: odnr
peiitplris IulIfcnn an Setiie Eirdbe lbiBehr
(ie) NiiB NIB fets (6l 3ou uiebr cher ipfHt'
Ger; liuo otefeIbe Rteiie riiiiparis IN elmer
Iiefs bon bunoert 100b Sun: es ~ hlsfeibe
0ipcnibliH. befdrteben linb iberTaacu IN ber
Observation-Disclosures bee greiu,ots bon Httos
lac ponaiperih an ei;ab Rhnu einaeiTugen ~
puh sac. Seiie l75. 9nmilion 9eunip. Chic
RECORDS:
eluf bsfdpiem Grunbliiid beiinoe; iit cir
gsobnboue. bctlnRi ais pt5 glcit seniie Sir.
Cincinnati O.. iiHb ttpeds peiierer erildrenbst
0,u5elbciieu prb ulif bic Nscorbs bon SnMl'
fon GouRiu. G.. nufmeriinm gemaAi
lblefhhbi anf 81. 10000.
Aeriauis Rebtnaunaeu. bic SdIfie In eint
nnb ber @eii i'- etBem ~ 9abr mad BEN
I1ae ees Serianic ober 1Ies bdat au' ssunfn
gBirS berinuf, aih pefebI ees bsfnaen 81
Titits in GGl 10. 1920 ipie befoblen an
s9 nt o. Roberts.
Greiliior uHb lrih,ec nod benz lebic.
g9iucr uHb 1ellameufs oes beriicrberr:
@m o aGberts. snipaIt sc Risain'
GIei Cincinnati. g.
g. g Bdiluee. anitionGtor.
1876 On Sletie girnbe.
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iinterhaltunas an,eiaen.
WALNUT Wanoelbiloer ,oe MS siHS aoe
THE DRUG TERROR"
kElInS Bette Siss 25e unb zoe.
Frk, Sheridan In ''I3lackmail".
srpei aOuisOors 6eralla un0 ira0ie

3pei Sollisoors beralls ilno lragie:
.He'Wi oas ais oelop'n"e
ger @ad)ilnellier 'pies alll "''al
2leler @err pat Spr @aluVeH se'
lliiLoen.
Gle 4aine Dieit noW tiIillet O.I
5met @ololillae III oer 9aip' @sl'
llopIie ous Set6 5u'h oetlp.''een'
3alIh lo9 lie nliu oil iino ip'ltor p,l
iptrrt: S'e llleB e'h III pel w
Dertal@ling aEe, ul'u p.s M Sr.H.s, :,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

Soutbampto n. absss.: as
eania" naf) Montreal.
2iperpool, gnsei.: .garmas
mia" bon Bolton.
9lbgea.: .gepric" nad Rep Yort.
Queenstopn. Ibqeg.: Rem
gprf" nuh Hep gOrt; nMerion" nad
philadelphia.
Qntperpen. 9lnsst., .Wtnos
minee" BON pbilaoelpbia.
Sapre. gtnget.: SO prcpenee"
ppn Nefr gort.
@eHua. 9tngst,; Berlin bon
Rem gprt.
Bremen. gbgsg.: ~9rsslau" nah
YpItcu.
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SaiesSaH.

e5u ocm geitrigen SpieIe srpiidcl
unieren ,9ie0s" uno ben raarolnl'
len" in ct. Spuis iingirten Shleu'
oerer Dinaling uno Sanger 8on5a'
les nIs ituiere Nattere segen YerrItt
reip. Snpbcr iiir Die 8egner. gtad)
Dem .. @ange, poriu Die ct. Souller
/ 1reiicr ma6teu uno 4 9aufe ern.
tctcn muroe ginsIing ourd &opan
ino Oieier i'm S. @ange ourd aoanls
abgeI6it r1breuo Die gegneriide
9atterie Bis gum gnoe oes Spielcs
aui ibrem Goiten perbIieb. llnlere
S5llngens mchten mir 6 Ireiier &c.
gen 13 lno 3 6ebIer gegen iebIer'
ireies SpieI Der 8egner. Ser3og uno
8on5aIes Daren uniere beiten ShlG'
ger nit ie 9 Sreiferu. glui unierer
Seite Durhen 9 2uftiahIer 5tr gnnf
geian0t gegeu 4 im0 3 ,Sreipaiie 5ir
/. gaie gegen ) perihentt. liner
Stub purbe geidlagen. neil Die raar,
oindIe" ben gHeos" i'm glngriii melt
iiberIegeu maren lno beiiere 8ertbeI.
oigma i'm 5el6e Seigteu. Goion uno
GuigIep paren Die Sdlieosridter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

remptoriibe Snitrutttonen, Elm llrtbeil
fiir bic 8ertlagten einSuGringen. Die
&llae. Die am 20. September 1897
ein9ereidt purbs, periangt 3ablung
pom $1825 fir eeliefcrts @adren.
Diefe Summe nit 3inIen unp Gin
iessiuien betrGgt jebt metr als $4,000.
,gs lpuree erpisisn, oab 2ope &c So.
tsn @enannten bic Waaren als Ii>
iianees liefertcu unb niGt perionli6
baftbar pdreH.
,lapncS Srn @uuSS Gu. i'll 0Gnocn
rineS Hccciucrs,
S&llium Souncs rcichtc I'M Cir
cuit0crichtc cine &Iogc gcgcn Die
SomeS Grn Sopb2 So. eilL in 0cln
or cincn 9lcccucr iiir sic 0cirlidalt
ucrldngt. icOpd, beboiptct. haB ole
@ciclihoit ioIucnt lei. Ser aliGcr
Gin Girrftcr lm0 %ije- Gr1liocnt. III
Gigentbiilncr non $1,000 rpcrtb VT
tien :. SricOnlau. Der Er1iiOcnt be.
litt $4,000 mCrtb gltticn ln0 .. Z,
9SurC $1,000 Nlfticn. Ter 0IGgcr cr.
fl1rt Dap ucu Dem @rluOtaplta!
$4,000 angeIcgt murocu Inn ooS Vc'
bGu0c l.m5ubaucn ln0 $4,000 lelcn
III 2lttien an8eIcat. Ger aIGgcr be
ballptet. BAR 0as 8eihQit S3S, 900
merits lei lnO S14.900 SdulOcu babe
,SniulAc eincr lltcinna9peridicOen'
heit 3miidcu Sen @eanitcn mo 0cn
Gircftoren nerIangt or, Oab irgenS'
ciuc an0ere Eeriom. oils ciucr Der q.
rcttOren, Die Seitlng 6e5 SclddItes
iiibrcn iou, bis Der @ciclidluft Die
8eitcriiibrlng oes Geif)altca pom
ejerid)t ilberAehen miro. RIhtcr
Grncn ernonntc Dtniter Gonunliilo'
ner g}rH. $. Soino ais 9teceiper. Gr
qualiii3irte llnO itelIte $4,000 Siirg'
idnlt.
- Or. I. i. 9loams, Gin befann.
fer 9lr5t pon Silo.GopIngtoh ullroe
Don cen Spc3ials@roBgeidlpore
pon Der @eibulOi9lmg Oes &aubca,
Die 2oui$ Roienberg gcgen i'm cr.
boben bate, ebreupoq ireigeiprod)elt.
Hoienbcrq beballptet, oab or iitr ".
w. 9loung cine 6orOeritng gegcn
NOoms iiir $40 babe. 9lIs Or
lIoans in 9foienberg's Sffice oor.
iprad), 9ah oieier Inn cine Guithlng
lnO ioQ Or. 9loam5 Damn angcbIidj
einen HcuoIUer gcjogen baben. 9IIs
Hoienber9 Damn periud]te, 2t0anis
Die Guittllng ans Ger Soide 81 ne3.
men, 5og 9Ioants einen 9ieuoluer m0
lagte luenn CT, Rolenber9. lbn nod
melter ,bladnailen" piroe, nirbc
er i'm bis ua6 Serllialem perioIaen. |
= Der Snbuitrial Club srlpGbfle
geftern folgenbe gsamts: prGTOsnt, |
&. g. See; l. 9iSe prGfibent, Mdr,
tin Ourrett; 2. @iss prGToent, 50.
Granninger; setr., Sobn SbepbnrO;
S6aBmeiiter, U. 8. GriegIsr; Oiret;
loren: 8m. Rubbe unb y. 8, s6luts
ler. 2er aus10etpenoe Yra1toenf u.
6. Stepart purbe nit elmer pra9ts
poQen goIoenen ubr bei6sntt urO
Rihter Sracp belt bic usberrsi4unss.
aniprude.
= Sn elmer SiBuns Der S6ultoms
mihGre beridtete Supt. Slub, bab
bic S9uIen tGgIia bon 6192 ainoera
beiu3t perben. gr piiniat cine
6p0fige Sommeri6uIe, bsginnsno
am %, Suni. Die ReiignatiOn bon
@nna 20. Solmes puroe entssssngss
nommen. Die gepobnsr Sub Gpp.
ingtons piiniden sinsn ainoersarten
fir ben 8, 0iitritt. Die 9epobnsr
an Der 7. StroBe protsftirsn gsgsn bic
Grri6tuns elmer farbigen SduIs in
bsm ulten ct. Warps S6ulssbGub:.
gunoes Siitrittsanpalt e. 3. Wor.
rom iptro BEL Der S6lubfeier Der
So6i6uIs am 16. SUM- bic Saupts
rebe balten.
|
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sbeilho6erIdaits slnilOinua.

1le I9eilbaberhaii, ipelbs bsber 5Utfhen
SenrD Y. efIInnn nnb Cigar W pelman 'lii'
ter beH1 Hirmdnameu 9endnn & Qelmall ee'
iiano III hermit anfagioft Sufolpe oes rlobii-
den 9erihniRbenb bon bciaalem oeHtn " pc
ninH rperoen ale oieicniaet ipelpe Der lbeil'
bnberfbofi idulbig itno, init ubeIaennnniem
eerH gbanr ". eelHlan abrebnea pelder
nhoercrieiis ben Standardization bon beldaier
Ibeibnberfhaii nlrhIommen piro.
Cincinnati. Z. lgaIi 1914,
L. Cigar ~. eslman.
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Sirgerueriammlnng in Camp @aih-
ington.

I'm Werqarb's 6als. golerain unb
Waribaa 2lDeHue, finoet bsuts Rads
mittau eiHs 8erinmmluHa itatt. in
iusIher tpeitere Announcements fir cine
CIR tbartioe 8stbtiliauna icttrns Der Ii.
beraIen giirgeridaft isnss Stabts
tbeils an Der WuifsubemorIirtiun Be.
iprr6en tpereen ioqcn.
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q GhifTsHahri6ten.

Rem gOrt, Z, Tai. 2lnget. {:
. gsnniplpania" pon9amhurg, rG5ar"
bon Qibau, .patria" Don WdrIeiIe.
9l6qeg.: sSaiiertn glusuite 9ictos
Ri" mad Sumburs; st. aouis" nad
SouthamptOn; ,8altic" na6 aipers
pool; rsScsrHia" uaa Nsapsl; Gam
paRsao" Eaa ROtigbam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-08

frau Maria fsbkamp,

ueh q 0 b I ~ q n n
gsitbic Satin bon oeHrD gcbiump WI Hier
hon 81 ,SlbreH Sas Geibcnbn nadnenib iptte
Nom 0duie ibres Sohncs paiIh eeb'amp, We.
52S Sbnrtou SirdBe Glls iialiinbeH. ale sei
bcI @ecrbi0uHa Utrb ipalcr beianu gematt
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gerlanst-8 -8eiblid,.

9erlanGt Cine quite oeutide g9aftfrau
Nn65nirneen Ro.. 1889 wlabiion Sluc Iele
pboH Souib 723 I. G8.Tgp
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2ie Senlperatur.

Die Sempsraturuntsri6isbs am gss
itrisen Gage paren tpis fOIgt:
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stellenssiudje - @cibIid

Grag fIh. S,eae fiiI Gaf5en RaaeIn Hno
selHiaD. i7ii 9Ieaicni cir, 3. StoS.
eroni.
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enfanttesrtbIe.

Ger .praiumptipc~ 8rditisnm bal
ieincm fleilicn Sd,pa1er in ipt
Sd,ofoluSe mitacbradIt. ~Siehii an
,srie." mcirt Die Sdppcltcr, .lpie glIl
Der Serr 9iiiaer it'll"
rgtein." cntacsnct 5rib. scr III
beiicr!!~
m9eIier2" Iadelt Ser @iiacr,
..picio ocnn2~
Sic Mamo bat ebcn 5im Gapa
geiagt: Ger @iiiler iii beiicr oils
gar fciner,, T. trilinpbirte 5rib.
elus Eriehens auiiasbef IT,
SH ocn stolonien pertaniften Die
oentifen anniIeuie aieIier lino
S6nuldsegenitdH0e gesen bic 5elc
Der Weipobner.
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Gis Wbibe etSdblt bonn seriiiss. sr babe Nm.
ipl,leniIi9 elm esraiiisies ssmb anaeirai. in
notsos nui eiHein SneifeTb1nisn ffren In
ullmnieH lni9nagbeB. nis lnHafom blnsuftebsl.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-08
Twenty Years Ago
Reminders From the Columns
| OF The Daily Times.

George J.. Daum, secretary of the
Elkhart association, was the principal
speaker at the celebration of the 5Oth
anniversary of the Y. NJ G. A, held
in the association chapel.
The w. G. T. u. observed June
flower day on Saturday Over 100
bouquets bearing bible. tied with white
ribbon. were sent out. Many visits
were made.
A party Of Chicago people will ride
TO South Bend on their bicycles next
Suday. The women will wear bloom
erS.
Abe Livingston is in Chicago.
Sam and Kirk Perley were at Hud-
son lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l. Newman, Mr..
and Mrs. oscar Krapff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Strayer and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
DuBail spent Sunday at Eagle lake.
Virginius Near for assessor and H.
3. Hardy for constable finish up the
republican ticket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-08
TWO KINDS OF BOOSTING.

An eastern city has been growing
loudly because its board OF trade has
mas raised million dollar fund 10
bring in new industries.
More factories, more workers. more
wages. more business" is the slogan.
chanted chiefly by those who hope TO
do the business.
In short. though the campaign for
the million dollar fund created i'm
mense enthusiasm in the newspapers
and many Iuncheons in the board of
trade. it offered no basis whatever
for enthusiasm among the plain folks
OF the town.
This is a common mistake in city
boosting.
The spirit OF boost is a mighty fine
thing in a city il you realize what
you are boosting and boost in the
right place.
But heretofore. in most OF our cit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-08
THE HEDGE ABOUT A THRONE.

The scene in the throne room when
Mary Bloomfield. an amateur suffraget.
cast herself upon her knees and be-
gan an appeal for suffrage to King
George and Queen Mary probably beg
CARED description from the English
point Of view. Nobody dropped dead
or tainted, but everybody got red in
the face. except King George.
The fiunkeyism and toadyism Of the
average attache OF royal headquarters.
mild limitations Of which are witnessed
in the homes of the rich in America,
was greatly shocked IL not outraged
by the presumption Of the young
woman in approaching the throne in
that uneeTemonious and utterly I'M
usual manner and her lack OF consid-
GRAFTON for the royal nerves, and a
precedent was established which will
be regarded as menace TO the sane
tity of the royal presence. Yet the
young woman was merely giving utter
ance to the emotions OF her heart and
appealing to the royal personages as
human beings as we'll as rulers.
There is nothing on record to show
that Mary Bloomfield is a fanatic or a
crank, except that she believes in
wOman's rights. She has set nothing
on fire, she has broken no windows
slapped no policemen. thrown no
bombs nor conducted a hunger strike.
She is simply an earnest. impulsive
girl who took advantage of her oppor-
tunity, and but for the fiunkeys, who
seized her and cast her into outer
darkness in their zeal to earn their pay
and curry favor with their master and
mistress, it is probable the king and
queen would have heard her through.
King George and Queen Mary have
the reputation Of being sensible people.
The king is said to have been the
coolest man in the throne room on the
occasion. OF course they do not like
a scene. Nobody does. But as long
as the girl was there and had address
ed them so deferentially it is reason
able to believe they would not have
treated her with the rudeness she re-
ceived at the hands of the flunkeys. OF
course socially the girl is ruined. Not
even her mothers position as a lady
in waiting, or something of that kind,
can save her but she has blazeG a
pathway from the people to the throne
and that should compensate her for
any loss of social prestige she may
sustain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-08
TAG DAY INDICATED.

Despite comment, current the past
year or two, TO the effect that inter
est in hospital tag day had been ex-
hausted the liberal response to the
appeal of St. Joseph's hospital on Sat
urday serves to prove that the con-
trary is the case
With more than 81 400 in the little
cash boxes at the close of the day tag
day may be said TO have indicated
itself In this way. that the people
cheerfully give their nickels. dimes,
quarters. halves and dollars to this
charity because they think il is a
worthy one. and the tag system ena-
bles even the poorest to contribute
according TO their means. The amount
received was fully half as much as
has been invested in tags at any time
when both of the hospitals were in
terested
Though as much as fifty dollars was
given for a tag the great majority of
the contributions were in small coins,
showing quite conclusively that the
sum realized was popular gift TO the
hospital. and that people of small
means the working people. gave the
larger portion. The inference is that
the public at large appreciates the
advantage and the privilege of hav-
ing such institu, ons as St Joseph S
and Epworth hospitals. where if they
are i'll or injured they may receive
skilled treatment at reasonable cost
or without cost 10 themselves. if they
are not in position 10 pay for it.
The aid given these hospitals should
be OF a popular character. 1t should
come as far as possible from the peo-
pie as individuals. for il il to the indi-
vidual that the hospital extends its
care and help in time Of need.