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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08
y worst truant in the public

got the name. The report on that
boy was that he was incorrigible. 1
have found that 'incorrigible" often
means a boy who is so much smarter
than both teachers and parents that
Then they rush him off to reform"
farm-to learn more about crime.
Anyhow, l sent a reporter to find
that boy and report to me all he could
find out about him. 1t turned out
that he was boy with striking
mechanical turn of mind. He used
to go about the neighborhood where
he lived with hammer in one pocket
and single nails in the other. He
would look at the roofs of houses,
and when he saw some shingles loose
would ask for the job of fixing them.
At home he had wonderful bird
house that he had built himself.
Now there wasn't anything bad
about that boy at all. At school they
were fighting his mind instead of
helping develop it. They didn't I'M
derstand him. They were not max
ing school attractive TO him. They
were trying to ram the contents of
stupid books into his head when he
wanted to be doing things with his
hands, directed by an active, creative
brain.
1t has seemed to me when l hear
about children not wanting to go to
school that there is something the
matter with the school, rather than
with the children.
We talk about education as if it
were a mechanical operation lifting
a lid on a child's head and pouring
something in. The word itself comes
from educare-to bring out, to de-
velop. 1t means developing or grow
ing that which is in there making
of each child what his mind best
adapts him for.
We may spoil a perfectly good
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08


/ am interested more in them than in
the idle sons of the rich because the
newsboys, carriers, messengers and
other working boys are going to be
the men who do things and run this
country only few years hence.
What we do toward the develop
ment of those boys now will have
big influence on the kind of a country
this republic will be twenty or thirty
years from now. We can start the
twig up straight, or we can neglect it
and let it grow up crooked. But
crooked twig means a crooked tree.
The boys l really pity are the idle
sons of the rich. Few of them get
fair chance to amount to anything.
Life is made too soft for them. They
may get book knowledge at the ex-
pense of knowledge of humanity.
They don't have to hustle for their
grub. But we needn't bother about
them, as much as would like to help
save them for useful lives. Their
fathers are so busy getting rich that
they haven't time to devote to the
training of their boys and generally
hire somebody else to do it.
The hired men often do poor job.
When l think that the working
boys of today are going to be the men
of the future-the men who do things
Il feel that we men owe something
to the future, if only for the protec-
ton of our children and their chill
dren. And one of the things we owe
is our duty to the working boys of
today.
Boys have rights, just as men and
women have rights. They have a
right to play and have fun. They
have right to a square deal from
the grown-ups. They have right to
be treated as human beings who
have as much right on earth az any
of the rest of us. They have right
tn time for NAV and a Mace for NAV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
Neneral Gidles aeltOr6en.

gtcm yorf 3. W}ai. - @enc.
raj 0oniel 6. Sidles, beriibmt pom
@iirgerfrieg, 1T beute 9l6eno in lei.
ncr @obnung an DER 5. 9lpe. eeitor-
ben. @eltern g(beno Derbrohte ieine
Trou gum eriten N}ale in 0eu leBten
80 sSu6ren cine 9lubt inter ieinem
0a6e. gllS oie @ottiu, BON pelher
Scr lInion. @eteron Der jebt I'M 80.
9ebensjobre itebt felt pielen Sabrcn
getrcnnt lebt, BON Dem iblimmen
8uiton0 oeS @aticntcn borte, elite tie
al oas Gronfeulager. Sic botte ibn
in 0en lebtrn sSabren oeriAieoene
Wtole finan5iea imteritiibt 9lls Ger
500 eintrot, nor iie an ieinem gett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04

g8 a bingtoM 3. Wioi. .-Nos
observation-disclosures bielt beilte cine
flir5e Wlemorialfeier fir 0en Oeritor.
bcnen &epublifoner SrOin Q. @ep-
per bon Davenport, sSowu. SpreAer
Gbamp Glort bielt Die SauptgeOGht-
niB.glnipro1e. Scr republifaniIdc
6iibrer Wtonn, GongreB- -9lbgeorone-
ter Sberuooo bon Ohio, GongreB'
glbgcoroneter &oamer, DER g}adfol.
ger @epper's, GongreB. .9l6georoneter
Eopner BON Soma unO glnoere biel-
ten ebenfoas flr5e glnipra6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
% oifcier arowollin

g9ien, 8. @3ai. 9lus Erielt
miro genelOet, ooB eS BORT Del Der
@}aiieier an 6reitao 81 groben gluSs
icbreitm9en gefonnen lit IS fam
3u iGlimmcn 3uiammenit0Beu 5luls
ic6en SIcmeneu mo ,Stdliencrn Nnf
bei0en Seiten ilommte Der glatlona'
lit0teu6oB area aii ino es emf
ipnnn iib Gin rcgclrcdbter StraBen-
fonpi
Nlebrcre Stoliener muroen ourD
W}ciieriiiGe icbmer perlcbt poni Elaee
qetraaen. @oIi5ciuonni6aiten loiI-
6ertcn nit 6lonfcr aliuoe OenaonpI
plat ime no6men OrciBig |rrDal'
tllngen uor
Snl @ obniinn.
9crM 8. @}oi Gine turdt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04

bare Sanlllen Srnao0ie ereigncte
iid in Seiiingen elmer flcinen @e.
meiuoe inn 9e5irf Snterlaten aou-
ton Bern.
Gort eridlug ser 9onopirt6 @6r.
ter III ploblid ais6redenoem @a6n-
linn ieine @beirou uuo ieine 6eioeu
Sinner @r ri6tete iie Ourb 2lrt6ie-
be 10 iurGt6ar 3u BOB Der GoO ioit
augenblidlid eintrot. 9lad Ser S6at
modte Ger @eiitesgeitorte einen
SelbitmorOOerilld, 6ei Dem er iic6
oufs Sdwerite berlebte.
0te0ritte Wtillion.
g9ien 3. Wtoi. ~ Sic BON Oent
greiien Sdriititeler mo Gihter @e.
ter 9ioiegger in Sic g9eae geletete
unO nod linn 6enanntc Spenoe fiir
Oeutide S6ulen i'm g(uslanOe Bat
sic Greimillionen @ren5e ii6eridrit.
ten. Die Goieager Spenoe miro
Ourd oen 9lnfauf iogenounter 9au.
iteine oui9e6robt. Gin5elperionen
oOer G0rperic6often ltiiten einen
Stein" oos 6eiBt iie ii6erpeiien
oem SdulfonO cine 6eitimmte Suns
me.
Gle SpenOe, oeren Seanungen in
eriter 9inie Scr Gr6aItuug oeS
Gelti6t6ums in ser 9iaipora 81
@ute fonmen ioQen Sat Dem Sitter
idon monde glnieinOuno OerIeuti6.
feinoe eingetrogen. 9lls Goiegger I'M
pergonaenen g9inter fir sic 9erlei-
6lmg Oes g}obelpreiies fiir 9iteratur
in Oie engere g9a6l ein6e3ogen pers
oei iollte, proteitirten Die G5eben
in aQer 6orm bel Der ihmcOiideu
9lfoocmie Der g8iiienicboiten Der Die
&erlei6ung Ser g}o6elpreiie jiiite6t.
eSn Dem 0analige1 &roteltldrei6en
oeS c5cdiiben aiiltirpercinS wir0e
ouSgeiii6rt Bob man 5uor oie literas
ridden &erOienite 9ioiegger's amer.
tenne. 0ieler 6enube ieood6 ieine 9e.
liebt6eit 6ei'm &olfe 5u elmer ger
maniiirenOen EropuqonOn. Goieg.
ger, 10 erfii6nten iid sic Geuti6en-
6niier 81 6e6aitpten iannele S6uls
5onOS, melbe er Oa3u mBbraude,
ilamii6e ainoer 5u germauiliren
glu6 Der giobelpreiS piirOe, fails er
6oiegger ailsbe5ablt DerOen piir0e,
iiderlih 5il Oieiem Sono flieBen 9e.
fonntlih lit es Oen G5cben geltHqert,
oie Gerlei5ung 0eS gio6elpreiieS an
sen 1proler Oi6ter su 6intertrei6en
9laen oeien glnieinoungen gegen.
ii6cr oorf iid1 Scr 0idter NIT Oeni ge.
poItigeu Griolg ser Spenoe tr0iteu
melbe Die Gpierpilligfeit 0eS natio.
nolgeiinnten Ielttidjt6ums outs 9e.
Itc cr.uieicn bat 9iidbt 3un &enig
ten ireilid trng 81 oieieu Griolge
0ie @cri6nlibfeit oeS 0idters ais
Oes glnregers 6ei.
8eiobunG Gerettet.
ct. @ierre, Nliqv 3. Nldi.
Ole 26 Maml itarfe 9eiobuug OeS
fran3oiii6eu SSiic6erihooners oSean-
ne 0'9lrc" bon Ct N3alo mir0e bonn
Grtrinfen gerettet oIS ibr S6iff 80
N}eilen BON Sponep, s. g., in 8olgc
eiter GoQiiion nit ser @rigautine
o@olontrb" om N1itttpoH 9l6enO iuis
tergiug. Die lle6erle6enOen murOen
an 9orO ser r@alontrD" 6eute bier.
Der ge6radjt.
Die Rettimg itieB ouf oroBe
Sdpierigfeiten oo Oie 0SSone O'9lrc"
beino6e augeu6lidlih nod Der Sol.
liiion periatf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
SIna6e eridient @rn0er 6eilm spieI.

W i00letom n yisyv 3. Wtni.
- 9ei'm Spiclen in elmer ,SAeunc
oilf Oer6orm ieines &oters III Circle.
bile eri6oB gcitern 9lo6mittog Der
eli Sabre alte 9fuiica 9ua ieinen Inn
orei Sabre dIteren 9rilocr Sorolo
nit cinem olten @ewcbr, 0os er 5lls
f1lliq gefnoen bate Die &noben
muBtcn nidt Dab Oos @eioebr gcla.
0cn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04

9eiorgniB in Serlin.
@crlin, 3. 0}oi. - Die aus@icn
6ier6er aelangte g}adricbt, OaB &ai.
fer Tron5 Soiep6 pie0er cine iblebte
9foHt oer6raAt, Bat in meiten &rei-
len Oie fmtm 6eidppiHtigte 9eiorgniB
BON gteuen mo6gcrufen. 9lid Der
9orie t6eilte iid Oieic 9eiorgniB init,
ioooB iie unter oeren GinOrud mott
idloB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
@rQn3Olmlirg.
lQcOcr S9cOMiMcm in
WtarOftO.
Qlmeifamer BET Barrier
NSferScrcmncn iiegrctcJ.

Sermon 9. 0urDeo gelpiunt nit iei-
nem ~0urbur" Ocn 9aooiacs
$4,000 9|reis. 6iid6offs
n@arOe a gous" errinet oen
9Srir O'9(utcuil." @iinitige
itaIicniibe aritif iibcr steaung-
nobue Der &ereinieten Stoaten
5lt ser @Ierifo.Situotion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04

@erifo, 8. Mai. ~ Selte iiuo
bier 6eitdnoig @eriidte I'M llmIouf
oaB General Suerto 6eobiidtigc, ais
pro0iioriicGer @rdiiOcnt Don .@crifo
5uriid 81 treter inter ser 9eOiu-
gung, Bob i6m ii6ercs @eleite no6
ctncni @nfen gcipG6rt uto er on9orO
enes ouSldnoiiden Gompfers ges
brodt peroe.
Sn geluilien neritoniiden &reiien
oieier Sta0t miro 6e6auptet, DAB
Suerta 6ereits Dor elmer 9ode sur
&eignation 6ereit gemcien iei oaB
er o6er our6 innere Gifieren3en in.
nerbol6 ieines &abinetS oaran Der.
bin0erf lporoeu iei
Ger 9llstritt oon Sole 2ope5 @or.
tiao i 9RoiaS, oeS Dliniiters Oes g(uS.
U6rtiaen, aus 0em &o6inet i'm 81.
lanlnlenbang nit sem @eriidjt, OoB
iih in Der StoOt W}erifo cine itorfe
Stromung gegen Oie Suerto 9legie.
riing bemert6or nladt, miro bier ais
cine 9ora6nimg elmer 6alOigen glen.
Oerlna in Der Situation in Ser So
oeraliiten-Solptitaot betrad6tet.
Gtlide Der 6eiigen itbarfen 9eob.
odter Der 9iegierungSlage neigen iib
Der glnidt bin OoB Senor @ortil.
los 9ieiignotion ebentitcQ sen g9eg
fir Oie @rnennrng zines Wliniiters
oes 9lusm1rtigen e6nen miro, pelcber
inter Der merifoniihen Contribution
Der 9|odfolger Oes Generals Suerta
perOen f6nute. SSn oieien areiien
miro berDorge6o6en, OoB @enliitiano
Gorron5o, o6uo6l er lid peigert, init
General Sierto in llnterbanollmgen
ein5utretcnJ iicb moglihcr @eiie oo5u
elnperltonoen erfldren meroe, NIT iei.
mem gto6iolger 81 berbonOeln uno
auf Oieie @eiie cine 8erif0nOigung
erno9Iiden piirOe.
Gie @irfung Ger iortgeietten 0ie.
beQen Grfol9e lno 0os iblieBliCbe
Heiultat oeS 9lnariifS ouf Gonpico
mag pobl6egriinoeter 9lniidten 81.
tolge cine idneae 9lenoerung in Der
StaOt W}erifo 6er6ei5ufii6ren
Sbmo6l beriAtet lpilroe, oaB III
Der 5ooeraliiten Souptitaot 6eiite
oolliqe 9fu6e bcrribt, crfl1ren ooH
oie Yerioneu, welde bon BORT bier
eintroien, ouB Oie 9eu0lteunq aa.
mG6lic6 81 ser eSrfenntniB qelange,
DAB General Srerto oos golf ourb
Oie Ger6rcitung iolic6er 9eridte iiber
onge6lide Siege ser 60oerolilten
ii6cr ole 9iebeQen fortud6reno bn'
ter'S Sidt fii6rte
Gie 9ladriht BON Der trieOliben
g(rt, olf melAe oie glnerifaner @era
GulS beieBten, bat iih angcblih IN
ser StoOt Merifo per6reitet inO sic
Nicrifoner iiber5eilgt Bob nit Ner
9cieblnq ocS Soieus feline Gro6e.
rmqS.@eliiite berfniipit iinO Sliidjt
linqe crfl1ren, OoB Das &ommcn BON
9Srancisco GiQo me6r 6eiiirdtet mer-
Sc. mie oosicnigc Der anerifoniiAen
Srnppen Iie @lenente in ocrStoot
Merito, pclde nod an Der Crime
rlnQ an 0en peritor6enen @rdhoen'
ten SruuciSco s. Nlooero feit1alfen,
ioQcn onqc6li6 ii6cr Oie &er1altl'llg
bon ctlihcu Ccpiitirteu, welde lllter
Der 9lnidilOi9mg Der @eridlporlln9
ms @eidnaniB qeporien mlroen
icbr aiige6ra6t ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
@inru.6iger s Sonntagin
81 nr,, fC ,.,t

@inru.6iger Sonntagiu
&era @ru3.
&era Gru& 3. N}ai 9(ad
oem geitrigen 9Qarm 6erri6te 6elte
bier Dolige 9fu6e. 9lm @orniittaqe
po6nten Oiele ameritaniic6c 5olOo-
ten Oen1 SodonIt IN ser alten 9ot6e-
oralc 6ei wd6renO om 9}odmittag
cine aroBe N}enrbeHmenae einenf
Stierfonpf beiuo6nte.
Ger 9c6enSuittel Sroqe miro
iuner nod aQaemeine 9eadttng ge.
ideuft, ieOon 1T ole Gage nibt fri.
tiid.
Seute mur0e bonn &aiptquartier
an oie omerifouiihen SolOoten mO
an Oie Wlarine oie itrifte OrOre er-
loiien i6re Stel(lngcn in &ern Grli5
iuio Der llmgegeno nc6t 5l berloiieu
unO iid niht ouf eincu 3uianmens
itoB nit ben merifanilden lruppen
ein5uloiien
Sier 6eite6t sic 9lniid6t, OoB sic ge.
itrige Grobunq 81 Seior 81 ne6meh
bon einem iinQeren merifaniideu
Gffi5ier lmO nidt Don General Dlaas
iel6it fam
SOFT 6 iibtlinQein Sron-
teraab.
@ero Gru5, 3. @lai. Der
Iompier nIobosco4 lit BON bier nadD
6rontera a6geio6ren i'm oort iliid-
tige 9lmerifaner mo anOere 9hSl0n.
Der an 9oro 5u nebmeu. @r miro
NIT SeBteren 0ireft iab gtep Or
leans io6ren.
Der nGiD OF Sonpico. Elm onoc.
rcr gampfer, pclher fiir Die 9eior.
oerrng BON Slibtlingcn gcbortcrt
mlrOc, miro in 9Gl0e uah ,groareio
nbiabren lmO Damn nQe Rcrlonen
cntlang Der 2iiite mlinebmen mel.
DIE Wlerifo 5il Dcrlaiien mii1i9en.
Goniul @nl. g9. Canada mnrOe in-
iornlirt, Dab feds o0er aht 9lmerifa-
ncr iic6 ouf Dem Sit6mls bon Ec6n-
ontepec in gcfd6rIider Gage beiin-
0en. Gr muroe pom Stoats 90.
partemcnt ailtoriiirt, 9llcs aii3ubies
ten Inn oenielben Siilie 81 bringen
3mei Guboner babcn iib erboteil in
Dlotorbooten sen SluB 6inaui5ufa1s
rem. Ser @onml orrangirt anBer
Dem cine lleberlan0 Grpeoition "
Der 9fi6timg BON Solapa po lp
ebenfalls me6rere fliidtige slnlerlla'
ner beiinoen iollen
Seine &erntittelHH9 "
den Garron5a HHp
Suertd. /
g9oi6inqton 3 ylai. Sle !
O,or,,,;t y aI,,,osnISue ser iiioamerifo- /
niiden 9epoaudttigtea lpelDe per-
me6en Cine Q6iimg fiir oie merltant-
icSen 5Qirren ill finOeM idritten beu.
j. a., Nn,,o,,f65rli6 porpdrtS; o6moh(
So,,te feiie formeaen Sibungen itott.
;rnScn " 70 conierirten 0ie 8ern1ittIpr
Som anr gla6mittog mO 9(6enO ms
6eipra6cn Die nddiieu 3u eroreifen.
Sen Sdritte.
IS miro erportet OoB Sic Ger.
Staoten Ole Suerta &eQieriito im0
@enerol Gorron5a Dem qeitern 9I6euO
pom oen &ermittlern ouSQciprodlencn
Serlongen 3ufolgc ibre Celeoaten in
oen n0cbiieu Sageu eruenuen uerOeu.
pie GeIeaoten iiir Die Ser, Staotet
limo nod nic6t ernonnt es uuroe
ober beite betonnt, OoB feiner Der
nut Der 9iegierimg eng pertuiipitei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04

Stlabomo GitD 3. l3oi.
Gs miro 6efilr6tet oaB fiinf @erio-
ncn crtruifcn, ais ipdt bcitte QlbenO
elm G6eil Der $i25OO0 SRod Sslanos
Giicnbo6nbriidc ii6er ocm South
Gonaoiou &per nobe Bridgeport
GfIobomo, meggei9wemmt wuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-04
5nerIa 5ur ReIignaIion 6creil?
geraGru5 DOrt Ote8be5igli6e @crii6te
TrinOicligc Saltuug merifOuii6cr Grnpprn.
germitteruus Bwir6sn earama anO Suerta umm0sridj.
TcinOicligc SaItnn0 mcgifanii6tr srnpprr

Su %era Grn5 acteru iOrtud6rcuO @eridjtc
a6er Die auseblide geeuillisfet Suerta'S sur 9efg-
natUu i'm lImlan
sidereS @eleite uad eincm ausldnOiidcu 0Ompfcr
bic ange6lidc SeOiugnng Suertas.
Observation-Disclosures idjrciten nn6e6iuSert fOrt
@enruler Crt fir sic finiacu ger6unounoen in @Or.
idag ee6radt
GOrrauia uct gcrmHlmp 5wiiden Gm nnO Sacr-
ia 5nrif. Gait idj auf feineu gSuficnitiltau6 eu
Der sum SOOc berurt6eiltc Or GSmaro 9pau 1T nm
ter tarter Sruppeu6cuadnna in Scr 5taSt @ro eiuse-
tOfieu Seine Grfarnua iGer Oen erunO eiuer @cr6af-
ting 6efannt acge6eu
ScnOicIiac Salhus Der merifaniiden Sruppcm in
Der Imoe6nne ouu gcra Gr5 Wcucral 6uufOu Ocrlanet
ueiterc Sutruttiuucu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-29

OF OF agreeing to arbitration 1t viii
he killing OF people long after the
European war Is matter of his
tory Hawaii is losing four hundred
citizens year in the prime OF life
from this cause The rate is being
slowly forced down. II was lower for
the last period than for the one pre-.
cedlng, but the decrease each year is
small
Mr.. Rath has received from the In.
ternAtional association in charge OF
the world-war against tuberculosis
100000 Seals which will soon be
distributed. They are square this
year, with st. Nicholas beaming
countenance well featured amidst the
greetings Of the season The color,
as always, is red and green.
Mr.. Rath has also received a mum.
Der Of Enclosures intended to accom-
pany all correspondence as remind
Ell to friends of the seals existence.
These viii be distributed shortly or
II desired at once can be had for the
asking from the secretary OF the
league
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-29


/ Mrs. Walter r. Dillingham; this
morning notified James Al. Rath, sec.
retsry-treasurer OF the Anti-Tubercu.
lcsis League OF Hawaii, that she had
accepted the leadership for the 1914
selling campaign for the famous Red
Cross Seals. the proceeds from which
are devoted to the fight against con
sumption IN Hawaii
A meeting win be held as soon as
possible to perfect the selling organi-
zation and the little red and green
warriors In the cause Of health and
life win be on the street in time
to catch the early Christmas mails to
Europe and Eastern points.
Several hundred thousand lives
have been blanked out already In the
European war besides the thousands
maihhed and wounded said Secretary
Rath yesterday after Mrs billing.
hams acceptance had fairly started
the seasons campaign locally, shut
from 100000 to 100000 lives are
wiped out In the United States every
year BY tuberculosis with which there
is no chance OF signing peace treaties
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-29
JOE FERN TELLS EMPTY BENCHES
HE ANDLANE ARE BOTH GOOD men

of the audience being Hawaiian, and
Prof. w A. Bryan was the only haole
speaker, while he and the mayor were
the only ones to address the audiences
in EneIlsh. The meeting continued
only about an hour and half, and
when Il adjourned at 3 80 the benches
were practically empty.
In Hawaiian tongue Mayor Fern paid
his respects to his rival john G. Lane
and placed the stamp Of his stern dis:
approval on the Stai Bulletin, Advef'
tiser and frontage tax, but his English
translation was imperfect ignoring en-.
firely the last three subjects.
Il cannot say John Lane is good
man. cannot say he Is bad man. !
cannot say I'm coed man. or that I'm
rad man, announced Fern. All can
say is we both good men. II you
like John Lane better than me, you
vote for him. II you like me better,
vote for me
These Republicans, they go around
tell great lot of lies about me. take
my hat off to them; am honest man.
They say we spend too much money
this two years. SAY. when last board
supervisors go out of office they
leave $4,000 debt. We wipe that out
and besides We got sea, 900 to the good
in treasury for next board. We have
big expense besides we have water
and sewer department and that take
lots OF money. Otner board not have
that.
II hear Dan Logan say old board
can't do nothing, because the mayor all
time interfere and got his finger IN
everything. say, good thing got my
finger in everything; otherwise that
last board run the city and county into.
bankruptcy. But save the city and
county.
$50 now If you like John c. Lane bet
ter than me. say vote for him. II
you like me better and the way | do
things. yon vote Tor me, | think you
vote FOR me.
The Hawaiian legislative candidates
OF the fourth district spoke, and a.
feminine glee club lent a festive air
to the occasion, interpreting the
speeches with native melodies
A feature OF the. meeting was the
distribution Of a feufbage pamphlet
urging the election Of L. L. McCand-
less for delegate and tie appointment
Of kuhio as governor the supplement-
which Manager vi c, Cohen recently
caused to be. removed from the Bijou
fheateF programs Prof Bryan also
had distributed campaign circulars in
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MAIlINEyz'

| Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui. Oct. 2s.-Kula
! Sanitarinhl. which has been the center
[ OF the philanthropic endeayors of Maui
people for some time past has had en-
couraging help recently In plans for
erecting new buildings. Sufficient
money is now available for the nurses
cottage, and the county of Maui haE
| voted to assist IN the matter of haul
| ing the lumber.
Miss NJ. ]. Malone, who has been a
visitor to the Knla Eahitarinm lately,
| has raised a sum sufficient to build a
Esmall private patients cottage. Ii is
expected that very soop the two new
cottages viii be firishesl.
w. o, Smith &c Honolulu was re-
cent visitor H "A. Baldwin and s. e
KaIama were also at the Sanitarium
not long ago For some few days
past Miss Malone has teen a guest Of
DR., Durney
Last Saturday the American Can
Company made final arrangements at
Haiku for the erection of a large man
ufacturing plant which will cost
about $4,000. 90. The new plant will
be undertaken within the very near
future. and will be erected near the
present Haiku Fruit and Packing Co,
Up TO this time tine Haiku Fruit has
made its own cans, or else bought the
cans ready made. Both were expens
i've processes for the company. and 1t
was decided by the management that
much The better way was to make
arrangements with the American Can
Company to make the cans directly at
Haiku, ship them few feet into their
factory, and have as large supply
on hand all the time as is needed for
the output
The new enterprise at Haiku will
bring in several American families
and Increase the amount of hands
needed Ia the Haiku region. The
Coast company will bring considerable
more capital into Maui, and bring here
an altogether new business. The ven
ture Is welcomed with much pleasure
By local people and particularly by
those deeply interested in the well
fare of the Haiku Fruit and Packing
Company.
Haiku pe ople are much pleased over
the start made under County Engineer
Howell on the roads in the district.
The scFaper has been bringing earth
from the sides Of the road to the mid |
die. and fortunately the weather has
held good, so that the road is gradually |
being packed down. The plan Of using
the territorial prisoners is work |
ing out very we'll. The county OF
Maui is furnishing all the tools for
The enterprise and the Haiku Fruit
and Packing Company is furnishing
the quarters for the laborers while the
Kahului railroad carried the PRISONERS !
up and will take them back free OF
cost.
work has already been begun on the !
unper end of Tie homestead road /
PROPER, and it Is expected that soon /
this main road will be in good shape
for traffic.
Money has been collected in several I
aiffefent ways Of late for the relief +
f.;ed 81 the war zone, and collectors !
ssTe napers scattered over the entire /.
'sland. Just how much IN actual easn 4
~ been raised is not known as YET,
bof Maui hopes and expects g &c mel &
share in the collection.
AZ Wnilnku Neesrs fen14l'o* q
ind g d IrLkiu ~" NV
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