davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Acrnr1fnx % recent sx5srtnenrs IN
Earups rzdlum . instrumental m 1r~-
venting diseases oe plants Fer sex-
erL rea-s workers. n axrgnnmtr SCI
enr- 1aEs been expsriEs1rf1g u2ca
saa s-ecr sf ratlun en- vexeeAEsnu hy
uixl1g rafio-acrv@ substances xtrn
E1s usual csr-1ilzsrx The Numerous
results 1bE1Inesf n MS work SHOW
-1aE zl1sx sla1Es- sfrAsr <-zla CT 1a~-
-r. Arz remarkably stimulated and
give 4 better xtsIG anea N sszs and
zaa1ry. ms being scssn seen IN ne
1as 1ld asalray eusnr sf ne x-een
pants ar leaves The sane zEaars a--
n better eontSE1hn % -=sisr arracss
t-1u varisGs sc1rces of 1tzeszs szps-
eIallE diseases kan~z az e-Tpsrxanfc-
~alra Arse cruz spores or maid Ie
seems that rzdi1n = N ac< as q 1r=-
Esnr<vs ssr sueh diseases as xa.ar
rust rue--ux sf pneata~s. xra2evtas
uilEis~ last many others shlen cause
szen 9@s-fnens - lxrfeainreL
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Ncs tcnx arr q eiIh reporter cn ere
q the arg tailies vas assigned 81
TIE efry esiirrr % cover a meeting Ct
tas ooart 60 trustees at n pubic =
srzrT-
Brizx n ssorr of about go xorsss.-
said tie .6it1r
At l.e hour tka- 1tx1r this srorT
net being t1rtAcrni1x. The yoa-gzt<r
vas s<nr scr
How ascu< t1at scnrr ef the board
1~sc1nx- asked II. s.icrr
Ia sa'r antshe. yee T04 told M
% z1ak> sla wcr'ts et T. 50 ar have
managed 70 <ee 01ly 3la--
What Id rhs board do
Tnsy met called the ruu azd al
srur-ed until Tuesday evening Lip
pt1<rers
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
SALT FORK WITH MILK GRAVY
Ne;hs-S Betfer ., Lire - Of---s
pssees ouri-s ss. cols Days
- TIE Wi--er

Tnts L. the sesr tine 0s th-s year 70
ear pork VAIN weather Is the wc-sr
tine Thsa- IN fact. Pork o1xh. "a
hav,s 10 place O. tie z@zz Bat tie
colesr TIE wesfh~- TIE better - pcarE
Il 10 tco heavy. too far 1z1 takes too
iczx !iDr eix.sxsoa 10 ee n good hos-
xszthS- t.zh-
Here ts Al ol8-sz<hicnsS rxcfrs sc-
salt pork With zik ErzzT-a Else
that cur ancestors uks6 A1t a eisa
that VII he f11nd t-Hcac Is Cz<
sal- pcrk TITO shta slices. az1 !: K
b too szl-,. soak Z n eci& wafer fer
tea -szz<ea- The1 traia Il Gze EzSa
tie r--6 II thre~ or t1gr PAGES n
saen aAee- F-s tie slices Auzz n
tie zeaa-i-e heat two n slsszcc1-
rzs c< cas vita c-O ct .o1r az1 str
u . ca~rzi % =1Ik 20 zAks q smooth
creamy sazee- Serve tie pcrk wi-E
TIE E1k E-zvY-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

TAKE ts- hEz1 z=G-sr q \ tat ee-e
VIA q ses-v kzft= r~zov- al hur--
beart-r .ss t-x u ro'c sAzPs- NAks
q er-ze Eks tA@ s,lic-izx ccr sach Ila
,cz1S1s or ze2<- Fear rc124< Cc gro.
.zf- CO. ,czz< % SeE Orr ans s1<A--
ssr ox-ces cs sa1-v sxsrs sd En@s
tscruzxaly cri< par -A= es~e n Kz< =.
-~-zsz srr rxz 14gs- T1kz c-uz rae
h---- n=< -zh tacrcu xAlE ~, ths 80
lr~1zx zix-z-- q zsgps- A1@ sgicss-
O-@ az< cce-ha,- pcEc.s q hack -
p>-. oc~ rsU-t cf g-ulz4 sAEe- Ecl
rs- -eas s-1 crsx.zA1 s1a,> AZ g-zr
rss>>Ry wzrA cuA-z~ -w-ze- 511< ~
- q rccl e-T 7lae< 1T ere z,ccSh CO
zrr1 <zr~z
B~~f r-~pa-~6 E--sx r11S -ectr@
fw,kh - an ed a=zlE r-ci7s arvr<1r
s-uz Sccelzat1 Ans n zcst @sES1cE<
eaver aaA zAT - ksSc A. hsrx a. :
VII Asr
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
II IS cruel to force nauseating
harsh physic into a
SEX chld.

Lock bach az yo1r ehlEAceS aaTx
Remember the -scse- EsctAer tnsissc
cc-e7str- ell ealozsi. caShArtics.
Hcv yoz lated then. kcu yoz sozxa;
axzirsr takizx tAs=
WITH ozr chil6rez it's ei-e-szt
No-sers who eiiax 70 the ed scrz %
reyssc sizplY eczt rsalire whas thes
Do The ehiisrSzs revolt is -eli-sozo1
ed Their te1s~r little -izsidsz- ar
t1tr-sc ey thez-
II your ehii1s stomach. liver and
ec~els aesc cleansing give ozly deli
esozs -Callsor-ia syrv2 q FIxx- It's
setio1 70 positive. b1t ssziIs. Nlliozs
ot zsctners keep tAis harmless -trzf,
hr1rtvs- kAzey. tkey know cAnt-s.
bore 10 take Il: that IL never Calls .
clean the liver ant eoEels s1< sweet.
e1 the stomach. az1 that q tsaspccztzI
gtvsr tccay saves \ sick cAHe toner.
ruw
Ask NJ the store for q sacs-s ncsrIe
ot California Syrup os Exs- whseA
sas fan tirecrio1s for eahtes. eAliere-
G. al ages ard .1- y-c<z-zps plAi,ly
% eac1 hctrlsL Aev.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
Ezy.

Putnam F.deless Dyes Do not stain
tie ketrIe- ADV
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
Who LsYour
Master?
= PEv ! n E.ALSTcN
s---.<- = Casu--r~-s---- D-v~=.<ur
&--i- sihs- --sna-L GA-~

TExT-Ns =an z4a .-rv~ r~a za-s~rs
Nat ga
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Tie haf a 2ozz6 ot nee vsrr Ecose-
y = P1ct-zx eiccs. PIT = izzo beE-
f-x water. a-1 let Z ecoS rs=rs sc-
one A.e = hAs 70 r.o ho1rs. rgr-
Z cg- Rze serve q with eoIde1 syrup.
Az O. sweet sazcs-
when the hall ts bot yo1 INST -
careful uo< 20 break II. for n to1eh
vczl6 s-sak Il tzr1 stecez. hzr w1ez
I. - ccl1 = 10 &C e-z that Eoz car
CIT & tz-o sl1css II yua Ike
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22


tosc ny hzzha.d % get ne bcc-ss a
Ly1A z Pinkhz@'s vexeezAle Ccr-
PoQad ard w01d txy il before .uz5s
s1rzat % any cperzrinr He 1s 50 Ard
i HPruTe5 right 2Iacg. Ian no~Snl-z
I'll Ey wCrx Ard feez1g 6ne-
-1hope othe- szSsrirxuun"-
yC1r CoGpccnd i VIII reeurzn<rG 4
% Al know -"-NrsL DANIEL d. 3
DAsEleFnzkn 81, ,Lngz.zport, Tna
S1nee ne guzrzzree thas Al tes-iuo-
riAAs vhscn Ne puhkzh are rerzi-e Is n
sos fzzr % suppose that Il Lyskz z
finxazEs Vegeszhse Ccnpozas las th.s
virrze 10 help these wuunen il Vt h-17
A1y oeaer woman Who = srTerrx ma
hxe Earnerr
IL y11 sre u do ou< dag alcrx re5
sn cp<rzracn . necesszxy. boz Al orr.
take Ly&A z PEkhan's yexxexhI.
Cszeuxnd
Write to Lydia z Pfnkhzm
Medicine Co. -fconfzdenrEanIrnu-
Mass Your letter vii be opened
read and answered by n woman
and held in strics con1zdenc>
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

-Gscrys. I have ssuerAinx 70 cen
Tess I tesi gullry because have 1ss
snSd you 1efsrss hur feared E1u
would net Eke r an n scuranhu-
Est
Dent he anxious ascur shar snr
moment Ettrh. dear Z Doesn't MAJ
ter n the least % ne I an Pr-zhy-
nsr-ans hut ones Ne A.. married
so1t care What ehz-ch ycg aE-<nd--
National MgnrhlT-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

SSr eggs thre~-SEa--ers cup os poE-
tered sz<z-. oz< eEp 1O1-. grated rid
q cue le81- .rrIe salt Beat ruIks cf
eggs. a<6 szx1r zzt h<a- ADD Bezo1
rad az& whstez OF eggs beaten TO n
srs1 t-1<A Czt z-1 fold n the sozr
E-1 SAX D-up so9r tahlssroozz. about
sac cf q dollar. sprfnkie WIKI Pow
c=rs-e szzr. hake IN zsos3srzssAy ho<
cvez- Teey haks quickly
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

n pa ne ezszr paze-T sS~f--s
Hzr-s1 e zzzg - sezEcc~< saS=r
-xx-x Sid .zr IA purpose wA8-a
. 80 s&sEy ssrz azG z<ss.s -spz<1sx
--~- ss->~ cr scg- ~--ks bGE Ez--z
H--z tt<a c~zes a Ea-.l- e-- = n
sG.s sE-Srs a. zak< SEg seaz- ~
--~ -s< A~zs 81 - s1gec VIA
rszR5 zr< n zze er t-a e-1-s Fa-y.
A.. eaee ----e sz-<t - a Eai-e zp@
a. B-ux Is 10 shelves a .s~ -7l@
s<H..=< ts<o -as<sz - -E-s= C IT,
es.x= ~ the sci Tkss . easily -
rcx~x e5r kzz6zr-=g Al E1sez rEr
rem-x
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

A acre1 SandaE seAccE wcrxsr- Nv
irg u Kansas g1s Gree azxs<t % razk
"a the cniltrsn af n Sunday sch1ci en-
t1s subject sf temperance Ee Is very
earnest n the cause and wears a afr
Sf nhss -i1eon as 4 hadxs af hEs prfn-
eiples. R1s1nx 5sfsrs ne s<n1sL. he
pointed 70 ats htr 0f hfsle --nnau and
sa.t- Vow. eza my ef guu eaiI1-~n
give ne a reason EAT am nat n
1--1kart- There was 10 reply eur
moment. taen n ehilt sh n<rle voice
n rAs rear ef the r.sm pl1ea cut
Cause rhis Is 4 9runlnfEsnn sgwu
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
SCORED ON HIS LoRDsHIP
sss-er oLes-y's A=r 7--srs Pc --s
Sstss.a.c = a c-ee Casa
So g Seems

Rev Fash%r OLsa-T ~as 90 %
ezr-A tAs nabiiz expresx On ta- saE
10 the szaricz he r1z E-fs as hashcS.
Vel wha-'s th@ harry. OLsa-T -
sad -
sure -1s rhe nuhfi1 express In
asssr- EcEr borisAiP
Ts@ etsHeg pElst o1- as ~arc&
Vel tes-e are seTe1 Ezzzzrex yec-
ist - van together az< srcA cz-ca
II
TesE arrived az the s-4ricG s1ss n
tine % sss tie trziz s-saztzx c1r-
Do Ecu know lad tie greatest
fa5th II th1- x1-ch- OLea-r.- SAD -ze
stsasp-
-Ah- NJ l.rs1 VIA =. -. Ei-.cr-
zcc1 Scrkz r-ras1 IL zzx-T
OLsary-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

A noted el=rxSua1. whose pastor
Are ts N n xeiEkacEa c3rT. was x7sra-
i,g a few days AZ the sumner hczs
u one of bis conx-Sxzr5on-
While seated oa the piazza Gu. At
sruoon With bis hostess. hsr Hrrse acs
and xiri can. running toward rn-r-
the former with a rat helt NJ arms
length hT the tail
-Donr he afraid. mother te called
1t Is quite dead We beat hiru and
heat him each teclarzrs1z sefax II
luztrzrs6 By an imaginary blow On the
rzr Then. feeling a Differences ufxnr
be due he clergyman. he said In
measured solemn tones azt VITA u,-
l1frec eyes
Yes. we beat him and aear atm m
ttf-sscd-caIIeS-h Ear.
psr's NaSzztaeL
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

A special srzdy of tAe women of ths
hintns aat scser southern Ntx=rfaa
tribes has been made hy Mrs. P
Amza-y rzlbct- vhn. WITH her hu<
band aad sister. haz iuse eunpfetec
n s-sga-uile journey IN West Afr1ca
Taruux1 uazF af the fnxesartuns af
the peorie are addressed u the pow
ers oc fertility and a Arxs family II
n native deal the 6frsn cr twins IL
considered n disxrzee- Que az rhe
twins 10 regarded as n DEVILS ehiId
Outside the sphere af 5r1rizn frfz-
@uc~ twins are generally killed NJ
6ir-h The husband c1rsak-z the VIE
and she must spend NJ least n rear IN
r~tr Tcx1- tsolaksd with ether
women n IKE case. and sakz part N
purifying rites. Il he please tia haz-
oa1d may then rsiuia her
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

He used n great many nzrrieaE
tsruA Did he ever Lad q seztzrsax
Ese-
Va. but he reads quantities. e ses
ac<incI-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

G-zse rz< pccAtc-s - \ 1z@ rgl7.
a1e e. ptzr q E1rsr % 1ns PoGa1
oe 2cczro Pax Shis nEzo- through
\ sc steve and eloSA Lee y rsmzE
IA vessel z-I he ne waite zrzrrA
settles to tss oorro-- tkzn po1r -
,A- clear EgEzor. wh.ch Is % - used
tc- es~azxt,x Fer vA--e s1ks 1t1
\ ls<-se earzr. far dresses azt ~zsx-s.
q, = s,c1xs n rA< ESEcr a-E zPpfy
Il z-<l the 4.-x 8 rx-ov~s- Rinse
1, c<2tz water 40 t-uo q the wroa :
sac@- L4<Ar 1-.==ss and whsre cash
-s-~s ezz - elea1ec 5s411fz-y u
this rrccesx
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Gs t>x c< A=h- Pzs Plate IN ecs-
lrz &C ke<rl@. Szae~ Leg e hz5 e1
src. thea e-~=sez< p<zne@ ~ n c3cth
d, elcsh n ho< va..r. 11z- al PEz-~
rn@ 6-~~s2zx n tAe z.S@<as of ei1-A-
- 60 st7 - cG- Pises "a ccp e
lAzA. s4u6l Ez<zl 1r1e tazn Frs=s l2za
xn< e-~=stz< tu<-xA<r Az< sZcs Ehsn
cod T.ke wasx A=a wzs hcfzsss
=. a1z ez< ez--cc S<o c15o1z All
z,<aro-s Pz1r~ oz~<zar-sr ezp rice
CO sr1ss - co1k- axt - sse~ tes-
s<<ur- ss-vfzg
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Nct gEl< Ecur Earie -zr-ras.G a.
t-n-r1 % ~ r1sk n Ehsra y1a azE@
i-vss-=a1 Euz- - ant =11sy. means
Ia F-z ars Ea<zzzx yczr oEz pr~cE
Gus c1us 1a1 t.zr oC crasrs- Wa1--
ever zen -. % Z Ws-A ycGr whaE4
hsa-r az2 nlaG CT get cut 1zd IT
scnstAizE ssss- < taSss pretty zez-Is
a. q a m4zs the - rsffecr an n.
1er-zk1zs srsEis.ed K - n hE< azS
wr-zsg an@ - a~<-z xtrA
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

HrnrsC1r-'sgE~
anreed - scrp D
perrnarenriycureshno
terrible irchlng L =
compounded hr ID
PurPos< snd yuzx nu.y
IN % rrrrr<ly r<<lzn6.1
WITHOUT QURSrfc8
& hzrrs ClxrR AilB - 60
IncA E<zn4 rsrs<z. -
Warn CT any o<nEx -
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

There Is an Lea Abroad annrx rcr.
nj pecrle thai thsy nzsr make rhssr
aeEgkecrs good One person have 70
zaks gOa1-zys<lf Bzr III dury u
Ey Eeighbcr Is mach more nearly er
pressed ~ the szyfzg that have &c
.zke hla happx-sf ! zay-Rseerr
Logzs SseTezzca
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Cock he~ex- he sane 2s scr TIE
.zhse. oae ezarS cf esopDed 1.e oeezx
o1e szars ct 7x ezhoass choppsd
sze. oae czp grare-. ho-serze5zh as
prepared tor The table. czs cup ETEz-
lated sugar. oEs tzhlsspooa o< sal--
re sezspooa hack pepper yIzsxar
enc1gh 70 nix veil
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Boil three e1pfals cs light brown
sugar and 4 czSful of mix tngs-h=<
xnra Il rhre21s. thea sS< a tsz<,ocz-
nzl Of h1rrsr- Take tru2 TIE 6rs. ca-
ror xirh vanilla kz8 add n cupf1I o.
sroken Ezr neark Pear Izr1 4 creased
paa and ezr cut n ss1ar~s wien r
hAxcenA
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

: l2--1 % Eys<2x-
] S-Es-<6 frE f.
Eas rveeis 80 /
cE1 not s-z-E On
uy te<s sd I fr
like zillicrs Of
n=a1>s we're Prxk-
Eg ne Al ovsr- Az
2ss ~ 60cr1r t-ss
ze that all shar
wcc6 sxTs re En
an or-z1nc. bat
rx 4 .Fr-..{ Il
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Erperfeace
groves that every
-1n has scre
master Whrs the
text tnrizatss th1s
a ran Eay AZ
tsmr TO serve
tEo E1zterE hs
can serve onlF
c1e Our theG<h,
z1s- ncc - cr1
11@,. e cA1tcs h.s
tws~1 evc zas
tsrx cnfy vhs1
there mas - ser-
sr11 TIE pctns
eefnx that n rE
serrs. rrlF nra
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Wy 1a1 guz sh-k Alpha o - taz-
-zess u-vsr rhsleAr ~ xualL @ia-
Alsha i ~ z-sz HsEzsr a tae G-z~s
alsnlhsr- : figured taar Al-ha s.rul.s
aara-zly bad
So wkar - hare al .Hz<a
rscu.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Wkac=x-1.A C~e-w-A
kN<rs-s -~11<-zs. ~ ea=-zn-
ea-31c % Fe--A = es~-4sEsT szs
e>z<e->< 60 ezzx..-< - every -
srzzce vee1 go vks sz-,~rzG c-~7
coa1 ! hAxe c-~s2=zsiy ns~. P-rzza
- ~ c=y 49, szv. e.zz1: = Al
sxrez-cr r<=>ey csr eri1s xz1 also -
. tr.c J cc-ez reco=z<ze !. % ~
fr1ec@A Fe-z1A s><zs 60 ee zz-zs-
r<1zeie u ~ tz=1T. a. za oea~r
r~z>.y sAs e>>1 20 elective = ezs<D
C cri1-
EVERY FAMILY vzserr q, -
prccecte1 er1rz cc,t seozs. lave ~
=a - tAe so<se crnsexz-1y. Also Q
epry CO TIE Atese e-ez-srr cc sae -Es
q La s<1c c-ee ~ 90 Fer-A Ca.
Cclz-eEA Oe.a
Tssss ~es p-szsr t.hisss - Eessd
ssSaeIsss esa nsg prsszFO prz8a
h tskss< fsf0
Ash fogr Druggist fo~ Fres Perxm
kscky Day Ai.sas< fsr lSF<
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Thzs rsfrss-z-sr lzzs szszs -aa.z--
sze-xh
EoE's rh1r- uz-11u~
ME husband Eh1xx sd a@r--~ x-e
ere VA a. tae tz9-us-zsa-s. 5zrs,l.s
~ 4 r=ze l1ck
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

The psrts<r zScsl zakes rAs Peg
fses eup5- The zrersszfzl .nAzh Of
sv<-7zh1zx u earth <=pez1s 81 IL
azag rAr=gAr wha<A sruGghf II zrs
b<1zI-Axze= GESece E1=E<r.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
Hu6-Nf-USN

VII c-1-s ycz- s--z-s-s- 151 AZ
stzs.s C Ach@s aa1 pzE-s-Nszrziszz
Cr1z7ss Crlac- Sprzl.S. Erlzhse=. car<.
Ol< So-ss- Bz-zs- s.c Rz-s--e<
A1ecs-e- Pric- .5c--Atv
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Acct1e1t A<ez;-If voa tose n had
q focs or ar ere. we pay yoz sse.A-its
very sizple.
The Prcspect-Bzt isa't Il r2Infsl-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
COLDS q Ia6RIPPE

5 o. 8 ccses s<S VII break any case
cf Cs1I5 q Fever. Coi<s q LAGrsrpe:
Il acrs % tss liver better thaa cAis
mel and does not gri,s CT ssck.a-
Price .sc-Atv
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

ezzx1r r1e 1rsscrsr II . sine
cu-e.- said ri= constable. xtrh extdsar
sz<1zfzexicn
IN WHAT asksst rhe hewifst-r~xx
nzxtxrrzfe
"A sirecrrs. yuur worxhIp.- nlanely
came the reply
Sursly yuu mean n cul de zze- r~
uark=d the naxtztrzre
The witness nodded aeg1ies<~nc~.
su< obviously Ne was st1u gneruxtnesc.
aad AZ he sczpped trun the hox Ne
Vas heard % whisper - a brother e
fesr- Poor old chaps zeertz' wcrw-
-Na1ches<er Guardian
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Tie tramp has ocs z.ssanEazs oEer
Al zzroEooile-yo1 can't p1z<<zrs his
tire
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Sezz@ @s1 1-H pru1sf a tHs t1rs
th1z r1sT have a1suE-.ia h.r11s-s 49,
lna<-re Z iz.taczres excessive A-asa
Ncrx
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

DO yoz ever vssp over a story
Sometimes rksr ! x~s Il back sroz
the rzoltsherx--Ho1sso Pest
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

vsrn& sx7~.I~sf Fru l7<lr eu~ sa~ szn-a
slss-E VIA Dr. R--rTs verzzczz< ~oa.x
41nr~ Adv
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Or E1-rexs PeIscs. suustE. su-zr--,sss..r-
eEsT % ~ a. -1-sir- --.r41r- al 49,
arz-s szamsuza. Assr Ezsf s.1lv.lk NJ -ns
-~p< An
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

Never expect too zzrh t-uz q
f-se11 az6 yc1 VII r@rsr wa. sc-
cce
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

How beautiful Is caasor An sazErs
ZAP BE fOrzivsn of kf7 VINO kzs per
feet can1cr-WzIr whirmzn
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22

A tcoTs lea cs good soke Is oc-
- 10 aei- % pE- over C The osAer
fellow
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-22
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E Pink
hams Vesetable
Compound

Lcg-sPort. La1 baby w..
oysr = year cd zaEi I hloa.ess rsliIw
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
LOCAL FRIENDS OF CARL
GARDNER BRAND FALSE
A STORY OF HIS ARREST

There was much sensation and
less of facts in the recent San Fran
cisco story of the arrest and deten-
ton of Carl Gardner, the tennis cham
pion, according to local friends of the
Gardner family. These friends re-
oeived a letter from the GARDENERS in
tile last mail. The published story
that Gardner was trapped in improper
relations with young girls is branded
as absolutely false. The young man
vas found wandering about the streets
mentally unbalanced and was detained
by the authorities until his friends
could be reached. He is now in a
sanatorium, where his relatives state
he is rapidly improving. 1t is pointed
cut that the charges made in the
Chronicle account are impossible, be-
cause he would be in charge of the
Eolice authorities instead of hospi-
tai, if they we're true. Gardner Is
well known locally and his many
friends are much interested in having
the truth of his condition made gen
orally known. Il: III III .EHE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
CONVERSATIONAL !. II.
CANES MANUFACTURED
BY JAMES A. DOVER

Conversational is tne oGi name
given to canes made by James A.
Dover, the veteran shipwright and
boatbuiider, which are constructed
of Hawaiian woods deity and artis-
tically inlaid They talk" with the
aid of a printed list furnished with
them, giving the names OF the woods
used, together with the mechanical
purposes for which different ones are
suitable Many Of them tae artificer
has used in his, own handicraft, on
ships, boats, houses, agricultural i'm
plements and other articles, useful
and ornamental. There are rare
samples of woods from all the islands
used in the canes. some being of his
torical interest, as missionary and
commercial relics. Sample canes are
shown at the Promotion rooms and at
Mr.. bowers workshop, rear of Paci-
fic Engineering mill. South street
Telephone 1901. These loquacious
canes have Won some distinguished at
tention on the mainland, and as Ha-
waiian souvenirs have distinct promo
tionaf value.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
CHICAGO DETECTIVES
WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY
TO TAKE FlElDINGS

Sergeants Bush and Mcfarland of
the Chicago detective bureau sailed
from San Francisco for Honolulu as
passengers in, the Matson Navigation
liner Wilhelmina yesterday afternoon.
their mission being to return with Al.
thur and Charles Fielding. now in Gus
tcdy in this city. who are declared by
cable to be wanted for the embezZle-
ment of a large sum from a Month cal
banking institution.
The Fieldings, under the names OF
]. P. and A. Z. Johnson. were placed
under arrest as they stepped down
from the gangway OF the Matson liner
Wilhelmina.
While they have signifieG their in
tention Of accompanying the officers
to Chicago and face the allegations,
the officials now on their way to the
islands have not taken any chances.
They cabled Captain of Detectives
McDuffie this morning that they were
coming TO Honolulu armed with extra
dition papers. They should arrive here
Eext Tuesday morning, in which event
they will probably sail in cempanJ,
with their charges in the Oceanic
liner Ventura, leaving this city Fri
day afternoon, %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
Of HOG
cholera DENIED
BY DR., NORGAARD
Report That Diseased Pork Has
Been Placed on Market Is
Secuted by DR.. Pratt

A rumor TO the effect that another
epidemic of hog cholera mad lately
broken out on Oahu is denied by DR..
Norgaard, territorial veterinarian.
That the infection is not yet stamped
cut from the Moiliili and Diamond
Head districts, DR.. Norgaard admits
is quite likely, but states that no new
foci of infection have been reported,
and he feels that there is compare
lively little danger of further trouble
provided hog raisers observe proper
precautions.
The report which brought the mat.
authorities at this time was to the
effect that many hogs in Moiliili and
Diamond Head, which showed symp-
toms of the destructive disease, have
recently been hurried to the slaughter
ing houses and placed upon the mar
ket as pork. On this point DIR. Pratt,
president of the board of health, stat
ed yesterday that he did not credit the
report. Some months ago Wilen the
epidemic was at its height, DR.. Pratt
stated that the same stories had
reached his department, and that he
had caused very carefui inyestiga-
ton to be made covering a number
Of weeks, involving virtually spy
system night and day on the slaugh.
ter houses without being able to find
any evidence at all that would sub
stantiate the charges.
DIR. Norgaard's statement to the eff.
feet that he knows of no very recent
cases of the disease, effectually dis
poses of this unsavory Tumor. In
fact" said DR.. Norgaard this morning,
there are no hogs in Moililli now
they all died About three months
ago, against our advice, the Japan
csc breeders in that district. attempt.
ed to stock mp their places again, but
promptly lost their new hogs IN the
effort. They have lately been trying
to get hold of some land in Kalihi dis.
trict, but / have been strongly advis-
ing the people there against letting
these men get in. as there would be
strong probability that the disease
would be carried into a district that
has net been infected thus far =
Rapid Growth Of industry.
DR.. Norgaard is preparing report
to the board O. agriculture and fores
try in which he states that the deyel-
epment of the hog industry in Oahu in
the past few years has been very
marked. Before 1908 from 5000 to
6000 hogs were brought here each year
for butchering. from California. Since
that time this importation has prac-
tically ceased. The large amount Of
food refuse from hotels and from army
posts, has, in large measure, solved
the hog feeding problem here.
While Kauai and Hawaii have each
had small localized outbreaks OF chol
era as well as Oahu, Mau: mas thus fal
escaped. DIR. Norgaard as a conse
quence is still maintaining strict
quarantine for Maui against the Other
islands. He is advising 1reeGers who
need new stock, to import direct from
the coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
FURNISHES
more Light ON
.POSTOFFICE DEAL

More light on the proposed new
federal postoffice. the appropriation
for II. and the status of the Mahuka
site, is contained in a letter from
John r. Desha, secretary to the dele
gate at Washington, received by the
Merchants Association. Writing un-
der date of February 2S, he says, in
part: 81:
THE trouble lay mostly on what
was done to the balance left after the
purchase of the, first site. approx
mately $4,000 the original site hav
ing cost about sos. 900. and the ap-
preparation being s150,000. Now the
present appropriation of $450,0e0 in
cludes the balance $4,000. In other
words. the $4,000 is me rged in the
present appropriation of s450.00o. The
amount left for the building is ap-
proximately $4,000 The interest
fixed to March l (which was done by
the EXPERT amounts to approximately
$4,000 plus the cost, about $4,000,
making total of about $4,000 Now
adding the interest and cost to the
awards, $465,000, the total amounts to
$4,000 This. excess, therefore, is
the difference between $4,000 and
$4,000, or $4,000.
Il learned from the supervising ar
chitect's office that the report of Mr.
McCarn has not as yet been received
by the department of justice.
The supervising architect told me
that in his opinion the building
would cost about 100000, judging
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12

Judge Henry E. Cooper has given
what he, says is his last decision as
judge of the first circuit court 1t is
dated as of March 6. which lre de-
.clares was his last day in office, and
is in the assumpsit suit of Dong You
and others against the Wing Hing
Draying Company He yacates a pre-
vious order denying a nonsuit. grants
a nonsuit and expresses the opinion
that the plea in abatement should
have been vacated.