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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
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Ser er INN sl feiner @ieoerermdb-
lung gratuliert, abgeianot. 8i6ter
Sngbes batte auf 8eranlaiiuna bon
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republifanilhel1 National : &omites,
bie Mbienoung oes Selegramms ber-
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8ieue Nads6blung Der in Galifor-
MEN a~bgegebenen Stimmen oas
@nbl- Geiultat SIT @uniten oes re
publifaniiden &anoioaten iidl an
bern piiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
lmmt.

Eititt.
Sat- on mir nidt periprohen,
es ME mieoer 81 tun?" fragte Der
8ater nit ltrenger Wiene.
nSh, SABA"
Limb babe id Dir nidt gelagt,
menn bu es bod uieber tult, peroe
i'd bid ourdbouen9"
ga, Gapa. @ber i6 babe mein
8erIpre6en nidt gebalten, un6 oa
oenfe id, braufit on aud oeinS nift
All balten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
&adTdtspua.

CHARACTERIZATION gu ieitem 2ieb-
baber: nSn Ser Ssene, mo sic 81
rufen baben: ngIenoe ganoe", ipre-
den Sic, bite, nid)t 81 2osen uno
garfett, lonoern 8ilr @alerie bin-
auf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23
Same pom i6Iedter eeber.

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gelegte 3unge, @aIigfeit unO fable
Sautfarbe iinS Die 'Spmptome. 80
Do-2ar" lit bonn oas ridtige Mit-
tel, oas itimiIierenb uno nnreinig-
feiten a~bfiibreno, balo @olbefinoen
uno refine &autfarbe beiuirft. Doc
bel M~ppthefern. Mn3.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-23

Gs7 beift, Gliieo 4rreounoo Iof-
Ie mad Gnrupa seidift iuerben nmS
Sgmaeio 8onilas iolle iein NadJfol-
aer in @aIbingtpn meroen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Railway Earnings Low

Railway Earnings Low
81 s,suhic,t of railroad capitl ,'zation
a. -he anr@nt 6f railroad csriings
<erHd fgr.her Rttegtion. f1ep he
lee dU lug Is Neert So Ms,
In srswer 10 Quests,ns lsk S,aataf
lis Six. Ilog @Cbmittp@ = !re !
- the ! Tsafugs - H. rcd
sf-ysar ssese nSures,t SHOW
- .sr!u. TIE fiYe yeFs fysta 1898
l..S " ay nd net earnings were
a s =, ~ ~ net capittiiaat, nj
WIZ, f"na dve y,sfs 4m. 1910 -
as w.. &c. 49, 49, per
~ u. ,.t4l ~ csN ,. sta.
y "a oy ldiu- = Z. >, = pc
ieeomc rho Income feuo hs So
'fes owp.; nd aedwhus boud n
te.g :. ws-- sor rno. TO pr ceet:
~ III. -. yer. ,sat. Tor ial2. te7
i. at. ~ lei2. IS 30, t1H far
i. - -. cc.' = IL. lsla 81 por
- - shoVi san almost couIn.
= thru 'h9u SIX year
vas afu s'r t1Ht Hat
aten. on- r'na. OF
Is ii ousm Eaib...l. = emmissi'
uoa submit, mere 10 uforh.
ID - ia sabiact y AZ aSalttee
'ta ia'er data. C. " ssG
See Nipples sna Cssrf ] lands
are qaiesiy. cured ~ apply ,lHssrisinS
t4lve, IL ii; Al . a sscVess a.--- ,, cuts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Says inslde-bathing makes any
one look and feel clean.
sweet and refreshed.
we'll yourself 90 the inside befor

WAah yourself 90 the inside before
reakYase like you do on the outside
Fhis is y1sts more important because
the skin 1ores do not absorb ixnpuri.
tbs into tho blooA causing illness.
while the bowel pQ(v 90.
For every ouno4u1 Sood and drink
taken into the stoGVch nearly an
ounce Of waste rnateraI must be
carried oat Of the body. VI thrs waste
material IS not elim'nSted day by day
IL quickly ferments asd generates
poisons, gases and toxins which ara
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment 10 sus-
tain the BODY.
A splendid health measure. is to
drink, before breakfast each day. q
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate I'm II.
which IS a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver. kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the eItlre allmentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
n quarter pound Of limestone phos-
plate costs but very little st the drug
store but Is sufficient TO make anyone
an enthusiast on Inside bathing. Men
and women who are accustomed to
wake up with dull, aching head or
have furred tongue. bad taste. nasty
breath sallow complexion, others who
have biliop3 attacks. acid stomach or
constipation are assured OF pro-
nounced Improvement I'm both health
and appearance shortly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Len I'll callsd ror.

When Wilkinson went to his OF.
fee one day last week re felt calm
and content. lie hsd IT a. ed
to worry ABOUT bic w. 8 lone les:
any more, for = - - apl
tai watchdogfor ner.
But, alas, when be arrived horue
his wife met him with the deplo a
bic news that the dog had gone.
CHI said Wilkinson. did nc
break the chain. then p
NO." she replied, ''but a grca'
ugly looking tramp came her >
acted so impudently that |
dog loose. But instead of te~ra
the tramp to pieces the nasty c
went of with him"
"Great Scott~ said Wilkinsoi
1hat must have been the trarnp
bought him from p--London !
press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
DRINK HOT TEA =
FOR A BAD COLD

Get q small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or - tie German folks
call it, 'Iieratnrger Pust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Ia..e tablespoon II of the
tea, put a cr2 If boiling water. upon
it, pour through Sieve and drink =
teacup fall. a. any time during the
.day c bssore retiring. It ia the mosb
effective wa 70 break cold and euro
grip, as il opens tie pores cf the skin,
relieving congestion. Also losers the
bowels, thus driving eo,d from the
system.
Try it TIE next time you suffer from
. cold or the grip. 1t is Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Mo- = sraid Of n ChosA

in a village in England . man
went running into an ian At @
o'clock at night and cries nJn ths
there WIS n ghost in bis back yatf
There were fourteen men in t.
inn, and not ne Of them dared to
90 home vii the man and investi-
gate. Thee vas person who
dared, hove and that was the
landlords 3au liter, a girl of four
teen. Sore Of to men followed
her at distance. and she went in
the yard and up to the ghost. flap
ping IL arm, ahoat, and discovered
a man white -hirt tapping on the
clotheslpe n a strong breeze
That's abo tao way all ghosts turn
sut.--ExcLange
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
A Peculiar Couple.

Conversation had turned to Tie
subject of two men, utterly dis0r
la, who nevertheless roomcd !"
gether. Ore of these men was gen
orally conceded to lie a "freak" HI
name was John.
"John and jim are certainly 3
queer pair" opined somebody. -
John and ANYBODY are Q queos
pair" Qpined somebody elsa.
Poor ,ohni-EIchanga
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Agl When People
Step On Your Feet
Icy this yourt06 tnen pas
Il along - sthers.
Il Merl;s.
........ o..

Ouch ei?i This kind OF roug1
talk viii Be heard less Here IN town &c
people troubled with corns viii iellOw
the simple advice OF this Cincinnati
authority. who claims that ffy trops
OF drug called freezone when applied
10 tender, aching corn Ste. soreness
at once and soon the corn a:ies up
and lifts rlght out without pain.
Ee says freezonc Is an ether com
pound which cries immediately and
never inaumee or even irritates the
surrounding Tissue q skin. 4 quarter
q % ounce q reezoue VII Cost very
''*f'' ~ any dgvstftorc but j. sala-
- remove CNeis hard ~ SOFT
or 'lus from one's feet Millions
.fr' n volleG Nlll welcome this
oousoemeu. eirce tie !ua-. g!ation
the high heeis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
cnnt Meinl,,.

hcloia. * roses better the i'm
portApce ~ nerson-n his own or
In the wor rHe>-- than TO state il
10 terms a. - relations with the
physical wore
Oliver Wcu.tll Holmes, it will be
recalled. remarked that the axis If
the earth sticks oltt IN every man :
back yard. y bonmot of not dis
similar kind IS pscorded of Wash
ington irving.
The con- .rsation was tuYrG az
the ponpositv Of certain Ameri-
ean diplomatist
"Ah. he IS a great man," sid
Irving I'D \ his own estimation
very or n,ln-a man OF great
weight he goes to the west
the east Il ~"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
RUB bACKke4E AND
lUMBAGQ right IIUI
LIB Pain and Stiffness s,ay aith
ssmau bottle OF OLD honest
st. Jacobs Oil

When your back is sore and lame
or hmbago, sciatica or rhe,.natispi has
you stifened up, don't suffer- Get .
o5 cent bottle of old, honest st
Jacobs Oir' at any drug store, pour i
little in your hand ar1 rub it Ugh
into the pain or:athc. and by the tirlo
you count fifty, TIE soreness aad Loan
ness is gone. ~
Don't stay erippl / Ills soothing.
penetrating CT meets 10 be usei 5nly
once. 1t. tales tie g,he sgd PAL q
out OF yeur back ard eng - .-.ser.
1t is mk ioal, yet absolalely aarllcss
and doesn't burn the shin..,
: Nothing else stops lumbaro. feis. &c.
and 1me back i.iseIy so pronptk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15

Federal Regulation Should Not Be A.
loves 20 Exclude Exercise of State
Authority He Contsnds-Thinks Rail-
road Seeks Should Represent Actual
Bends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
GRYAN AGhlRsM
ownership ( sy-
THE G0HA4AENT
Gives EsaIands Committee His
Views on RalITta Control.
e0nPETIYI0H PREFERABLE.

Federal Regulation Should Not Be A.
loves 20 Exclude Exercise of State
i Authority, He Contsnds-Thinks Rail-
road Seeks Should Represent Actual
Hziue and De Stable as Government
Donds.
Warrington, Dec. IL William j.
. Bryan, who sta<tlssS the country ten
yeass agA by ndronxing government
ownership OF rai,saah, appeared be-
fors rhe Nswlspds JSoa Cunmittee on
iRt9state Co<nNs-ce lest week In SUI,
port OF the cfaim taat the states should
he allowed to retain authority over the
regulation Of alt transportation lines
within their lxvders. Mr.. Bryan ex.
planned that he had long regarded gov.
ernmeat ownership as inevitable. but
only because of railroad opposition to
effective regulation & ID
Against Government, oApsrshls
'f'i4ii'N VII ltSf SKue
sire government owne}sgip, of ex-
planned, "becausa l lanf toM indi-
yidual idea rather thar to tliafHqlec-
tive idea; that is. believe That gov
ernment ownership is dekirable only
whore COMP etition is impqayble.'
Alfred 7. Thorn, counssfIp the rail
way Executives Advisosst Eommitee.
previously had presented befores the
members OF the Newfands Committee
&c one of his reasons for urging a ".
ter balanced and moro ssAiQaaatlt r
uatlon of railroads the Argument thdt
this is lie only altersa sive to govern
men! ownership. CaHi5g attention to
III restrictions imposed ,upm the
tl2n po.G ~tee by AtSrlicting state
aws M r g. practical
.adon ofHev 90 NJ nj 10 the
nier e. s1sseeaditiou.
.. The -. eeded fo'
cvtens.pr I'D ats - rt.,vay
Sfae.itics. l.. warned the Congressman
that unless they pro .ided fair and
r, 7onable systsia Of regulation that
,c.4a enable the raafsSaclb hesesIte
gsoVin2 needs Of ne co,sptry 3Ta{si
ness the national sayeramcnt tlosllh
oe compe'le' 20 takS9yek'the o'Vne.-
slip OF the ines witt all the evils at
tendant ufon such system
Prese " tion of Competition.
lr. Bryan. on the other hand, holds
that Tive further extension of federal
author.Ly over the railroads. vould-be
Il step u the direction Of goycrrmfht
OWNERSHIP re ADVANCED the view that
the centraliz., lion of control In. the.
hands of The natioast government
would iI.Eose too great a burden upon
the regulaIlng body. Fsilld offer sirPng
temptation to railroads TO interftrs ia,
politics AMI ;aFonld encourage thk Sep
eral moyen.e 1t Stltts. ~ Standardization
OF power ls. the sderal )yernment at
the expense of tRe state& *Ie saif that
he did not object to consultations Of
railroad linGs 5. long as ahey lid not
destroy competition. TINT 10 kR If
10 complaint a4ainst great va va
systems because ii theiS size ahs. Ia
lie believed hat the preserving of
competitions Has he test to~be an led
TO al consultations.
Regulation of Securities
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
STOP cLTkRRi,l OPEN y
N0STRIlS AND HEAD
eays Cfes q Applied IN Nostrils
Relieves Ieaa-Co.~ It Once.

O 49, 1877 % - s"s"s.sf
II your nostrils'aTe ciogged and s'sx
5Ad is stuffed and you cant hreoshe
freely because Of n cold. or catarrh, just
kst small bottle Of Elys Cream Balm
Ne any drug store. Apply a little OF
thIs fraer,.at. aisasept g. cream into
your ncsrils aud 1t Il penetrate
fhrvuph e o. cir rssags Of your hesi,
eoothing and healing the indamed, s@ol-
I'm mucous atrane asd you get IN
Alt how God IL fce.s. Your nos
ff.la a o. q. your heal is clear. 10
more haN kiur. snufling, blowing; no
more lla,a drrnees Or uggling
for breath ,cly's Cream Bsira u iu.t
what sufferers from head colds and c..
lsrrh need. lie = acliglt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Tsu IHAI MIN
=. - b. resdjusted TO ecu
actrai r2IuSa0A - the p
rc>sh,sa. MATING V's all
n ~ snt .fst NAu TN

reods shpuld - tn0ved TO ear
r u II income =, k~~ steir stocl
~ n ard 10 c-Nte q ssSplus. ~.
l.tes he ten stire!.y sprtposed, I'M :
be allowed T. amount 70 y per cen
rs Tie capitpl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15

i Gen .lemnp Is there .artAIns b
"a n t. aei aGef
ferry ~
Old Ceptlemen-ls there al mn OF
aastt.usf
Fer san 40.
OIL Conference.-The. x Gat 10 pso
PIE - across tort
FegrymJu Tuppence - etch
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
-fLe ne-vr: e Science.

passes--one 70 : - Now try &c
step bacf "'' - - t1ck-Ms
When Ohio fsilsd.
In the midst OF c. Il. Galbre athb
lecture on Lafayette" the other
nightat tic Young Mems Christian
association be- spent quite a little
time en- the incident tie orlnccly
sem % $1,000 Na. ae oroIgh;
with al u tbs country and gave
10 congress.
"Nhen afagettc rei.rnel TO tho
United states about tortv- We wears
later eo;l ress voted rin 500 coo
IA return .ar $50 @l4 }oeO which nc
gave 10 h LAT % Of erc'
T. - y tte - 80 t..tp -.
.ry s,att s.. .ae e. "a - Il
gith--let rs mel Il So; -t...
exception OF Ql,o. - Columns.
Dispatch. -----.-..,-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
The VOICE ii r4t. OAR.

SOM cieH
s.ti,, .. = 3. " a. ssv-.
was exchar ging reminiscerce: 1T I
banquet gwen by tie board OF trai'
I Of New York, writes Mrs. La Sala
Corbeh Picket. in Lippincott's
The preSIdns niiieer was Goions
J. J. Phillips r. the Ninth Virgin
regiment. Poets division. II,
was speaking -2rigit attacks IN.
recalled one in particular. not be
cause Of It's startling horrors, b.
because OF Il peculiar circumstance
almost reeu',in, II tie compulsor.
disobelience Of orirrs-t.e obo,
ing, rs Il were OF n higher cor
mand tb.n .ha' q oarth
"Ihe point E pitae. lad bee
carefv + e. ed 4 Colon,
Philiia> - tvai'al dark n
had erferi, and ~ onmand W..
to T.. Wien G"ncss pickett s.ou.
sign - uier
81 ere r. tat dread, ndescrh
able III - Il weird. omlnou,
sience. IL a:a.ays settles Owe,
everythin before n fight. You fel,
that nowhere in the universe wa,
there any yoiee or notion.
"Sudaenly the awesome silence
was broken by the sound of deep
full vci.e rolling over the black
void like the pillows OF a great sea
directly in line with our guns. Ii
was singing the old hymn. Jesus
Lover of Ny Soul
81 have heard that grand old
music many times in circumstances
which intensified It's impressive.
ness, but never had it seemed SO
solemn as when ii broke the still
ness in which we waited for the or
der to fire Just as it was given
there rang through tie night the
words:
"Cover my defenseiess head
With the shadow OF thy wing.
Ready, Aim! Fire to the
left. boysr said.
"I'he guns were shifted, the vol
ley that blazcl out sweryed aside,
and that defenseess head was Gov
cred with the shadow Of his wing"
A Federal veteran who had been
listening looked up suddenly and
said:
81 remember that night, colonel,
and that midnight attack which
carried or 50 many Of my comrades.
| was the SINGER"
There was second OF silence.
Then "Jesus, Lover of Nv Soul"
rang acros. mat banquet board as
on that black night in 1854 it had
rung across the lines at Bermuda
Hundred.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-12-15
Reoulatior Of Securities.

Mr.. Bryan declared himself il foror
# national regulation - gallway ock
ana uead issues but added thst b. saw
no r. n Why thit should exciuae tie
states frem acting on tue same .sui-
ieet - g. state corporations. ~ &otid
~ . ae to stock Of a railroad. Gs
as 5 IA private hands. gAdc ss
suls, ar aad ass unvarying as the
vaiue g government bond" lie as
ae4ai
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
RUMOR Changes
MAKEUP OF new
ADMINISTRATION

| RumorS are as numerous around the
city hall as germs are said to be in
Nuuanu water. Sometimes they have
a foundation in fact and again they
are the Pigments of an over-active
! imagination. --... -.
Two are current just now. They
are printed for what the reader may
deem them to be worth. =.
The first says that the opposition
to the present administration is crys-
taliZing; that Republican politicians
who are dissatisfied with the manner
| in which the mayor and the board OF
supervisors have handled the patron
age they have to dispose of are CON-
ing to an agreement on the man they
are going to push for mayer next year.
1t is said that they have already prac-
tically agreed on a candidate, haole,
but are keeping his name secret for
the present.
The second has to do with the pres.
ent city engineer, George NJ. Collins.
Collins has shown no favoritism to
politicians in his department. Sam
Keliinoi. Carl Widemann, Charlie
Clark, and a number of others who
"Sl0 IhOuSh' " o"h IholI Jouo' nave
gone one after another. The men he
has put in their places have not been
put there because of their vote getting
abilities A dozen or so of active poll
ticians who applied for the vacancies
when they were created were turned
down. $751;. 49,. -. 49,. =:
The politicians don't like Collins.
He refuses to place lunas and laborers
who are regular party, men, just be-
cause they are party men. That is not
the way the game has been played in
the past. 1t isn't the way to perpetu-
ate party organization. So the polls
are going to get Collins" it is said.
Their plans are rather indefinite at
present but they are watching for
their opportunities rumor says.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
KALAkAUA AVE.
TRAFFIC PUZZLE
YET UNS0LVED
Car Drivers Must Decide for
Selves Whether They Will
Face Arrest

AItoistS driving on the left side Of
kaIakaWH avenue are being treated
precisely as announced Saturday in
the Star-Bulletin Deputy Sheriff
ASCh'S men are arresting them and
Judge Monsarrat IS turning them
loose.
Il. I Buchiy and HaShigaWa we're
arr'@;-eCi yesterday; this morning tae
judg" gave them each suspended sch.
teMcrN, practically i discharge.
The 5ud?" said Saturday n 2irinZ
five suspended sentences order Simi-
lar circumstances that he didn think
it right tor drivers to y" fined wncn
the right side Of the avenue is nearly
impaSSable.
The race = on between thu deputy
sheriff and the Judge The judge lived
up TO his ideas in his action this morn.
ing; the deputy sheriff says his itI"n
will continue to arrest all those Who
do not drive on the right.
Although the court suspended the
sentences as usual this mOrnine. there
was tendency on the part of the
prosecution and the judge 10 SHIFT the
responsibility Tor the action On the
other Mr. Chillingworth said he be-
lieVed one side of the avenue was
equally as bad as the other between
Levers road and Beach Walk, where
the last arrests were made. Judge.
MOnsarrat disagreed with him.
My only statement in these cases
is that We must stop some place ana
make definite stand" said Ar. Chill
lin2wOrth. In the first eight cases
before this court recommended that
they be stricken, but in taa last five
did not because believed The favCr
Of the court was being imposed upon.
That's how | feel in these two cases.
Then the Judge took thc bull ~ the
horns and gave Buchif and HASH.
gawa a suspended sentence without
recommendations to that effect from
the prosecution. -.
Mr.. Buchly admitted being On the
wrong side but declared there was no
comparison between the two sides,
the lower side being much better. He
was coming toward town on this side
when arrested. Mr.. Bucily Sid fur
Their that he has driven an auto here
for seven years. and has never had
trouble, also that there were no autos
in sight and that he was witlin five
inches OF the curb, allowing ample
room for outward bound machines to
pass upon meeting. 49,.
EIashigawa was so surprised and
overwhelmed with Joy when the in
terpreter informed hirH his sentence
was suspended and his penalty nil
that he bowed low to the court and
backed away from His Honor's stand,
smiling and salaming as he went.
This Mr.. Buchly neglected, 20 do.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
NUUANU Dam IS
AGAIN CENTER OF
HOT DISCUSSION
T. F. Sedqwck UphoIds Gov
ernor While Engineer Taylor
Takes Opposite View

Several E"~ features are rapidly
Developing in the discussion nt the
safety Of NuuuTu dam.
|. " hiic the slet"4i ADVISORY commit
Tee OF IN" oahu loan FNNh tomnIS-
SION vas "hE"ItH Yesterday morning
In I""N.H2 "'tF me dam ana IT'S leaks
Engineer James l, taylor OF IN" mu'
hirlpaI water commission WAS ans
"ef'hF LrllrT I'll Yesterday morning $
paper ~ /, +. Ntd%"ltk, Tor many
years art"S''h water expert lor ltt
territory later DONG Special work lpr
III" ritE water dtpdrun"ht ana the
!"ai luna COMMISSION.
Scdgwick.s letter published yeSter.
DAY uphOlds Governor Pinkham's con-
tentiun that before the Hillcbrand
Glen project is. carried out and more
water put into Nuuanu dam. the mat
ter OF the dams safety should be def
nitcly known; also more safeguards
should be taken to prevent cOntamin-
alton Of the water
Stdgwi~k quotes figures literally
upon the leakage Of the dam and also
declares himself in favor of the Hille-
brand Water-pOWer project. hut only
after every precaution has been taken
both for the safety of the dam and the
purity of the water. 49,.
In letter to the Star-RuIletin En-
gineer Tavlor comes ont with the dec.
laration that the dam is perfectlv
safe He quotes at length rom the
report OF James d, SCHUYLER. made in
1907. Sedgwick had pointed out that
some of. SchuyIer's statements do.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-22
MOZART PROGRAM
WILL BE GIVEN
[specialstar- Bulletin Correspondence. ]

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence. ]
OAHU COLLEGE, May 22.-The
music department of Punahou acad-
envy is announcing a very interesting
program, to be given in Charles r.
Bishop hall next Friday evening, May
&c.
The program is by pupils of Miss
Margaret, Electra Clarke and Miss
Helen Grace Caldwell: these are both
instrumental and vocal numbers The
program is devoted to Mozart.
OF especial interest will be three
two-pianO numbers. The first is the
sonata in ID major-Allegro con Spiri-
to and Andante. The second two
piano number is the concerto in G
minOr-Larghet.O and Allegretto. The
second piano part is an arrangement
of an orchestral part. The last num-
Der on the program is another two
piano number, fantasia in c minor
In this the part for second piano is
written by Grieg-most attractive
and bright
The program is: ...
Sonata in D major-Allegro con
Spirito and Andante .....
Evelyn Webster and Olive Eilliers
Theme and Variations in A major.
.................. Dora Broadbent
Concerto in ID minOr-LarghettO -
and AllegrettO ...............>
Florence Campbell and Ruth Far
ringtOn
Songs-"Wiegenlied," "Das Veil
chen Louis Churchill Rogers
Adagio FavOri. Transcribed by
Bendel; Minuet, from Symphony
in E flat-transcribed by Schulz
nun AH6ol NlDD
Fantasia in c minor .......
Ruth Harrington and Florence
Campbell