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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
HOTELS

RoSELAWN HOTEL.
Rooms with sleeping porches; dining
room open TO the public; excellent
board, home cooking; dinners soc;
Sundays and holidays. dinner 75c;
single meals by the day or week;
special rates by the month. Apply
1866 s. King st. S416-1m
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

Furnished and unfinished rooms,
near Fort and Vineyard. Tel. 1861.
6419-Im
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SOFT DRINKS.

Our soda will make your business
grow. Hon. Soda Water Wks. Chas.
E. Frasher, Mgr. 6106-1yr
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Choice rooms for light housekeeping
Telephone 1898 6392-tf
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NOVELTIES AND cuRIos.

All kinds of japanese old coins and
prints. 20 S. Beretania st. 6S91-2m
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PRINTING

We do not boast of low prices which
usually coincide with poor quality;
but we know how" to put life,
hustle and go into printed matter,
and that is what talks loudest and
longest. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Job
Printing Department, Alakea street;
Branch office, Merchant street
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MOSQUITO STICKS.

Use Boar Trade Mark Mosquito
Sticks; most superior grade of its
kind; especially manufactured for
the sick room and family use Ask
Motoshige Drug Store, King ST.,
phone 1854, box 90. 6420-6m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

For ale-Seeond-hand Saxon Road
sters Just thoroughly overhauled; Al
condition. Royal Hawaiian Garage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
sAuToMosnss
Trade Nall rec. U. 5. Pat. oft

1912 Roadster for sale; good condi
ton: fully equipped: $500. Frank
Coombs, Bishop and Queen. phone
21S2. 6426-6t
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BUSINESS GUIDE
CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS

Coconut plants for sale, Samoan vari-
ETY.. Apply A. H.. Hills, Lihue,.
Kauai g. ~. 5277-tf
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MOTORCYCLES.

Honolulu Cyclery, Paiama, sole agent
for Harley Davidson motorcycles;
motorcycles sold and repaired.
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MONUMENTS

w. H. Zimmerman, 1897 Nuuanu ST..
bet. Kukui and Vineyard; Tel 5126;
Grayestones, Marble, Granite, etc.
6421-3mo.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES.

Cheap for cash; new Goodwin &
Miller automobile self-starters, fully.
equipped. P. o. Box 1914.
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MONEY LOANED.

Money loaned on diamonds, watches
and jewelry at legal rates. Federal
Loan Office, 50 N. King st.
6365-tf
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Tanaba Co.,. Pauahi, mr.. River St., tel.
2657; firewood and charcoal, whole
sale and retail. 6297-6m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

Cool. clean, large furnished rooms.
Apply 276 Beretania, opp. Hawaiian
Hotel. 6426-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

Secondhand Ford auto in good condi-
ton; will pay cash. Telephone 1928.
6426-tf
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PAINT AND EXPERIENCING

Wing Tai Co.. 1916 Nuuanu: tel. 1875
Furniture, house painting, papering
6301-6n
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FURNISHED HOUSES

Nicely furnished room; every convent
ence: close in; private family; suit
able for couple. Apply 465 Bere-
tania, phone 1895. 6426-3t
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S. Shiraki, 1902 Nuuanu; Tel. 4137.
Painting and paperhang1ng. AL
work guaranteed. Bids submitted
free. k5328-tf
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C. Imoto, 515 King, mr. Liliha, expert
plumber and tinsmith; phone 2O73.
626S-tf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12
Pri miZi sc raZViia TEX.

Militarizcm j. posetil Icdinjene drlave. Roo
Sevelt je bill njegov prcrok i'll Wilson jc oalckcl
frak, da "a ic sprcjel. TekOm zadnjega kongre>-
mega zaSedanja Sc jc javil slavni COST i'll Icdinjc-
ne drzave 50 mu odkazalc casino mcSto pri s,Oji
mizi. Svobodna .Amerika sc jc zapisala med mi
litariSticnc dczclc in zadnjc lcto je ~poskotil mas
vojaSki mornariSki proracun kakor vojni profit
ali kakor zivczna d%raginja.
Yeast Sc zgodi. da sede Glovek X mizi, kcr je
has cas- "a koSilo ali veGerjo; scde tia brez teka
in zoprno mn ic miSliti ma jedila. kadar pa ina
Svojo porcijo ma k~rozniku, mu zadiSi JEST zacne,
in naenkrat ie sam presenecen, kako mu rastc tex.
Militarizem nj sedcl brez apetita ma Svoj stol.
Ampak ker nj priScl lie zaradi casti v goste, Je bil
previden in 81 nj polagal takoj tollko ma kroznik,
kolikor prcne>e njegov zelodec. Najprvo sc Je
moral priporoGiti in vdomaciti.
To Sc je nitro zgodilo, in zdaj re kaze. da jc
pravi virtuoz pri zajcmanJu in pozIranJu.
Ko je oddajal Svojo vizitnico, Sino takoJ re
xii, da mu no V Amcriki i%zrcGcna dobrod0Slica in
da Sc bo potcm njcgov tex razvijal kakor caro-
dcjnikov brczkonGni trak. kadar ga viccc pred
zacudenim cenicnim obGinStvom navidczmo IL 60
lie rokc. Tako ic bilo 4 goSpodom militarizmom
povsod. kjcr ic dobil goStoljubno z%avctiScc.
Lcto Sc nj minilo. odkar smo dobili vojaSke
zakonc, XII pomnoluicjo stalno armada in NORMA
rico, postavliajo milico pod fcderalno kontrolo'
vpcjujcio SploSno voiaSko dolznost. III uvrscaJo
mas vojni p%roracun med n~ajvecje miitaristicne
bud gete vsega sveta. Leto Sc nj minilo,ln SET gene
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

riSki narod mora Smatrati to le "a zaGetek. Prvi
korak Je bill doher, toda sedaj ic trcba ma enak
nacln korakati dale in ljudstvo mora spoznati,
da be treba vsako leto dovoljcvati enake svcte.
TakO pravi Daniels. S svojimi bcsedami olcp.
sava resnico, XII je ia, da DO treba cd leta do lcta
dovOlJevati vccje svote.
Tukaj smo torej. Namrec tam smo, kamor
smo morah priti. Militarizem je pOvsod enak. Me
COVE laStnoSti so narodi V Evropi ze davno lahko
opazovali. Y Amcriki ne BIO ME drugaccn.
Mllitarilcm vsakc dczclc hoce tckmovati 2
mllltariImom vSeh drugih dczcl. &c pa konknri-
laJo vsc dczcle. Je naravno, da So mora oborozeva-
NE vsch neprcnchoma mnoziti. MilitariZem zenc
mllitarizcm. Skromcn jc lie tam, kjer GA nj kjer
ga SpreJmeJo, tam Je nJegova pozcljivOst neOme-
jena. u MIN je tako kakor 4 jezcm. Xxi ga je spre-
Jcla liSica ma prcnoccvanjc, pa Sc je p~olagoma ia
ko vdomacil. da jc pregnal lisico Same il brloga.
Mllitarizcm pride sluzii DRAW, napoSlcd mora
drzava SlIiziti MENU.
Amcrika ga jc Sprcicla pod svojo strcho. In
to Sc jc morale zgoditi. Morale. kcr jc Amcrika
kapitali>tltna dczcla in Sc njcn kapitalizcm raz.
VIA kakor mixer ma SvctT ne. AmcriSki kapi.
tal;zcm Sc pripravlja Ia tckmo Il vscm svctom. A.
mcrlski kapitalizcm jc pobral miliardc V Evropi
IN Jill ~prcpcljal cez ocean. Scdaj, ko Jill lima. jih
ne da.
Ampak kaj, &c hi mu Jill kdo hotel welt? Di-
vjlki ne poznajo pOlicijc. Kadar nastane lastnina
III znatneJSc razlike V posesti, 81 ustanovc tisti, XII
imajo wee, takoj p~olicijo. Tudi ce ie bilo bogastyo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12
Rusk1 boj "a Carigrad.

huNkI m'nINtrNkl predSednik Trepov ie v DIN.
mi ~ mm"g" goNorlI. Njegove besede so 80 koi.
pada mdivej Sukalr okoli voinc Naive. novor
nosti je zbudilo, kar jc dejal o vojnih ciliib RMS.
Je. MarNIkdo 81 b" So spominjal. da SO GasoniSi
zatetkom voJne najvej pripovcdovali, da hoee
ear rabbit Av>trijo.
Trcpov ne govori pray nt o tenn. V 6isto
drugih Smcrch Sc krctcjo njcgove misli. in y an.
mi Jill jc iZrazil tako:
'Hc wee kakor tiSot let je Russia gledala. do
bi mogla ma Jugu priti do morja. Te SAME. ki lin
Jc meia kuSIJl wee Ntolctij. st zdaj uresniciio.
'frIcrtk"m voJnr ni>mo hoteli prclivati clio.
ve>ke krvI IN povzrocati trpljcnja. da hi 5 TEN
sprawl Turtijo : poti. Turtija ic takrat. ko 50
j. priceIa >vetovna yojna, dobila cd mas garan.
eiJe IA nJcn "b>toJ. toda Y zamcno bi nam bila
morala garantirati Svojo nevtralnost. TIE ponud.
be- 81 estate hrc/ uNpcha Turtiia mas ie napadla
IN tako izlvala >vojo ncmilo uSodo.
'Potrm Smo pa uapravili = naSimi zavczni.
III Nporazunl, Xxi nam dajc pravico. da dobimo
dohod do tarigrada. RuSi maj zdai vedo. zakai
prehvaJo SvoJo krl, in zatcgadclj >mo Sklenili. ma.
znauiti to javno>ti.
"DoNez'n Jr popoln Sporazum med mani in
naSini 1arczniki. Mil najmanjSrga dvoma nj. da
bonn" lmcli po vojni doStop y Srcdozcm t, NOR.
lc. > tcmrr ho liu>iii za>igurana bodoGuust m
moriu."
Carigrai ic rorrj cilj. Trcpov nina niti mai.
manj>cga dvoma. PRAY rako NINA kajzer niti mai
'~"'l'JN'Sa dVoHa' da TO ON goSpodar Y Carigradu.
Hann'|"Nr>t J' I'pa rec, in radi priznamo, da
l' ' p'l" EEL" l'ir'hna. Ampak &c imata diva
ravh" naNprntnu prcprIcanle, mora emo iZpod-
'''''>. ''""" pa '"'' '|P'dIc'l'a ona.
y" n"."''' St p"\ltI 4 N"JnIm prerokova-
"Jy"' !" J' "'"l"Ir|'n p'N'i. NrkdaJ Sc ic mi
'''' '' '''si'"' N'"'N"nA'" M m"gocc vzcti.
pa 81 81 '"", N'''ar N|'l' ' |E'Hdah III zapl-
>an". da "a ne hi mogli cvcntualuo tudi Ru>i we
II Ali tI -, al n i.u, yal, ,l,l.. a., L.. 800, $500, ,;.
' N' 20" ;" Ut" "J'Ra |rI" ualeo ia na Sc IN" ni>o
"" >f>"'|"' pray me- i"''''"''l' Jc Neidar r'Snir-
-" ""-' >.'""' y" p" '""i oN'al @avr%nlkI
""'. "' "J'E" il! '' maj" res ha'aen, da oSvoJ'
N'P. ''"'J', '''"J H' 'rm"' "lN"u o"d' wen do
WIZ "I., 10 ""''iJ" 81 "a '"r'gfad p"Nrh. In
'"" =" ~ s"r.I''>N'h p"'o'"Nu, 'aKo
-" ~" y u! r'""'"% tam op"N'ii ooJ'
y ''.' Il 'i'' I "'r";
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12


To pa jc jaSno, da ie "a to, cc Sc sploh zgodi,
'r"Da Iepega casa. In elm wee casa, tenn wee zr-
tev, clovcSkih in denarnih, TEN wee bedc, tenn wee
groze.
\ remuY
Ia RuslJo cato, ia pride do Carigrada. Ne
cato da Sc j odpro Dardanele, kajti ko je V
"o"i "'i"ahSNe VoJhe huSlJa potlpala, kako bl bl-
~ ) ~ "''Jo' Je blo NIdeti, da ne bl bIla NemeiJa
~ ueoE"rJa'a, pac pa nj bilo to AngIJl p0 godI.
= " IT" ,'rrJ ie "a presto plovbo Skozi Darda-
"''' u vi" ""uaiJtVahle NoJhe gotovo nepotreb-
=" N'I" '>rm''Ja ID Sc dala V lem ozIru tudl Sc
~ p'so'"rt'' "a! NeHho' ia m memo sovrastvo
AZ "uH'Je '"ko N'I'K"' In cc Je tudl Angina IA
'''"J"'' u o'o NSe ' r'du.
AmPaA h"NlJa h"ce btu poSeNtnlca OBJ Oar
Tam nj STEER mic rrI>kcga. V Mali Aziii 50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

haravhost ukradeno, Sc ~razglasi "a sveto in po-
stavi straza. da ga yarujc.
Nag maj pomnozeno ameriSko bogastvo 30
kapitaliStitnih zakonih stori druzega, kakor da
gre po svetu Ia dobickom? Morgan in Schwab ct
tuttl quaint ne bodo vlozili svojih miljonov V ze-
iezne blagaJnc, da hi tam Spali Spanjc p~ravicne-
ga; ampak pravijo Jim kakor Bog lzraelccm.
MnozIte Sc kakor pcsek V moriu."
a mednarodna trgovina je mcdnarodcn boi.
Iu Je treha vcasi tudi pcSti. .Ampak strojna pu-
ska Je dandanaSnji boliSa, in tudi modcrni top
kaJ opravi. kapitalizcm Sc hoGe torej oprcmiti
: tenn pripomocki. Kapitalizcm potrcbujc mill
tarizem. ker vlada V Ameriki kapitalizcm, ina
tudi moe, da 81 oSkrbi, kar potrebujc.
V kapitalistitnem Interest," je Amcrika sprc-
Jela militarizcm in sedaj Sc no razvijal in DO ra-
stcl in bo zrl in zrl, doklcr bo vladal kapitali.
ZEN. Le Z MIN pade tudi militarizem. Boi roper
militarIzem nj tarnanjc in papirnato protestira-
ME, ampak cdino dclo IA Socializcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Med rredmeti, XII so pray pc oderuSko podrazeni.
le tudi papir. International Paper Company, XII pro-
ducira emo cctrtino belega papirja "a Gasnike, ie OH
vestila izdaJatelje, da DO V letu 1917 cena IA tono pa
pirJa S62 V tovarni. Odjemalci morajo sami placati
prevozne in druge troske. Prejsnja cena ie bila $40
tona' Papir sc Je torej podrazil "a 50 odstotkov. kar
Je gotovo re vec kakor oderuSko. Celia vista casopisov
je re poviSala vsled tega svojo ceno in izdaianie lstov.
III so neodvisni cd velikih kapitalistov, postaja vse te-
zavheJse' Nesramno je podrazevati kruh; mic mani
nesramno pa nj podrazevanje papirja. kajt; brez tega
ne more btu dusevnega kruha. V Nemcji, kjer je vol
ma. so "asli Sredstva, da je cena papiria comet nadia
V Ameriki, kjer nj vojne, ne znajo tega!
Zdi Sc. kaEor da bi bill V TEN podrazevaniu razun
direktnega odeTustva tudi Sc napad ma neodvisne liste.
katerim hotejo onemogociti obstanek. Da izdrze vele-
kapitailstieni lsti tako podrazevanje loze kakor delav-
ski, sc razume samo oh sebi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

ben natin primerjati Z dobickom, XII pride. ce sc
prisili Anglia, da padc ma kolena.
kapltalistlcni list je Sc milostiv, ko pise: nj
nharno fantasticnih ~natrtov IN oSvojitev sveta;
ncmsko mescanstvo Sc nj zrclo IA to nalogo. No
temo in ne moreno razdcjati britske drzave. ali
mas najccnejSi miroymi pogoj je popoln poraz
Francijc in SpoStovanic naSe zastaye ma ys.h
morrill,
Clovek hi mislil, da Sc jc piscu Glanka zmcSa-
10. Ncmtija ne miSli oSvojiti Svcta! Ampak lc
Iato nina takcga naGrta, kcr Sc nj nemSka burzva-
zlJa zrela IA 10 ralogo. V TEN Sc tiGi ogromen
pomen. ' MEM j. izraleno upanjc. da vcmdar ST.
doZori mcScanStv0 IA tax eli. in tedaj So bo sevc-
ia drugaGc govorilo.
llvalabogu, da ne zorc trke reel kar Gcz noe.
IA enkrat Smo lahko zadovoljni. da oStanc Sc ne
koiko koSckov sveta, katcrih NemGija So ne misli
%oSvojlti. Cpamo. da je tudi Amerika Sc med
tenn dczelicami, katerim nemSki kapitalistiGni
mogotci Sc" prizaneSo.
Sal hi bilo tako pisanje kakOr V "R. w. H."
SlneSno, cnoStavno SneSnO, cc ne hi vcdcli. ia 90
wore V tenn lNtu zcljc in cilji najveGiih kapitali-
Stov, ki imajo tudi ma NcmSkcm wee odloGati ka-
kor Bethman llollweg in Zimmerman. Dokler
bodo priznani kapitalSticni organi tako govorili.
III npanJa, da BIO mir. Dokler Sc Jim kazejo taxi
pogoJi, jc razumljivo. da Sc bodo Zavezniki uni
rail- do SkrainoSti. Cetudi noGe Nemcija Sc osyo-
Jti Svcta. jc vendar ze 10, kar mislijo prcmogar-
ski in drugi ma gnati spraviti V malho, Geden ko-
Seek Svcta. Belgija, scverna Franciia, Srbiia,
Rumumija, pod krinko pa Sc BolgarSka. Turtiia
in PoljSka, to ie toliko. da So ustamovi : tem po-
polna nadvlada Ncm"iic Y Evropi. I'm nihGc 81 tc-
mu ne bo VIDAL, dokler ina kaj upania. da Sc IL
brami take hcgcmonije.
Ali kakor jc videti, mislijo ncmSki vclckapi-
taliSti tmdi o bcdotno>ti drugaGc. kakor govori
nJih kancclar. Xxi jc pravil, ia hi Sc Nemtiia rada
poStavlla ma eel" Svctovnc mirovnc ligc. Dcnarni
magnati Ncmtljr ne y~crujcjo Y Ia bodoGi svctcvni
mir. Zakal pa tako Strcmc po odprtem oceanue
Iato da bodo Y kakSni novi vojmi moGnejSi ma
morju, kakor sedaj. In kako maj NcmGija. cc
"dozori njcna burzvazija. oSvoji Svcte PaG z
vojno.
Zanjc ic >edanja vojna lie pripraya n pri.
hodnjc vojnc. In pray imaio. Kapializem upri.
zori So vcliko >trainciSe konfliktr. de- mu pref
socialism ne zajczi krvavc poti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Cez kodanj prihaja liz Hamburger poro6Io. da ie
nemska vlada izdala strogo naredbo zaradi zeleznic.
kl Sc smatra "a najbolj dras:icno. odkar traia voiru.
'se zeieznlce so zanaprej podvrzene vojaski oblasti in
imaJo slu2ti samo militaristicnim ~potrebam. Potova-
ME privatnikov je omejeno izkljucno ma take. XII alb
soiutno morajo potovati zaradi trgovskih poslov: vsi
drug so pc izkljuceni cd voznje ma zeleznicah.
Protekcija DO paG tudi tukaj ustvarjala izieme.
All IA mnso DO veljalo pravilo. In to kaze. da ne misli
NemciJa ma mir, temvec da Sc pripravlia ma Sc odloc-
neJse vojskovanje, ki ne jennie obzira ne ma sovraznika.
ne ma domace prebivalstvo. Vojna ina svoje interese.
in tenn so vsi drugi podvrzeni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Ljudje tarnajo o draginji. zivi Sc pa vendar v
Ameriki. in Sc pray imcnitno Sc zivi. Mescca novembra
so importirali il EYrope "a 81, 222, $50 diamantov. BIZ
Sefov IN raznih druGih draGuljcv. Cd prvega janunrja
1916 do konca novembra je bho importiranih teh dra-
gocenosti IA $i7,O 54,274
Diamant je lepa rec, cst biser tudi. In clovek ne
hi incl mic roper to. da imajo nekateri ljudje radi take
reel. Ampak tisti, Xxi ustvarjajo bogastvo, da 81 more
mala pescica kupovati IA miljone lisp, brez k..,rega
bi Sc nazadnje tudi zivelo, stradajo pogostoma kruha.
BoZanski redI
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25


police protection Chicago investigate
conditions police which, informed
gean the thoroughly acquainted with
Sure thing Schau replied beaming
be delighted to through"
Accompanied by half
and how police and calls
The detectives led the the clroom
and told the visitor
drew aside and whispered:
the experience spending a
could it?
sroked his chin
Besides added the senator be- Il have
to sleep anyway"
"Oh, Doc" yelled
John
Nut" his diagnosis
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
HAVE new enamel PROCESS
Mixture Can Be Applied Cold, With
out Injury to the Most DELI
cate objects.

There are many small objects whose
beauty is much enhanced by the ap-
plication of a coat Of enamel, but
which are not capable Of being fired.
A process Of enameling these IN the
cold, 80 simple as to be quite practical
BILE for amateurs, is described in La
Nature as follows: To Solution OF
sodium silicate, boiled in closed YES
sci. there is added about 5 per cent
of sulphate of lime. This causes
precipitation to take place. the ute
rfor effect of which is to prevent
eftiorescences which would injure the
looks of the enamel. The solution, az
ter being once decanted. assumes the
consistency of paste which is heated
to about Is deg. Cent. to apply to
the objects to be enameled. A sec
ond decantation takes place in the
vftreous layer, and this then takes
on an unalterable translucence. 1t
may be tinted any desired shade. Ell
Their in the mass or specifically. the
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-02-25
G !, 5thsNrsLIIe
Arch21pelaS&eg8eE:::

A FTER q cruise of more than T.
~ 900 miles through the Arctic
~ archipelago, during which he
placed on the map many new
islands, bays and promontories, Capt.
Joseph E. Bernier has returned to
warmer chimes.
During eleven years Of Arctic a.
ploration this hardy skipper has
charted over 100000 square miles OF
islands in the great northern archipel-
ago and has discovered many records
of Arctic expeditions, including docu-
ments left by Inflated mariners, and
pieces Of wreckage, grim reminders OF
craft that went down in the Arctic
seas, writes c. H. Dorr in the New
York Sun.
Captain Bernier has left q record Of
his own work In various places to
guide future explorers. II Vilhjalmar
Stefansson, .eader Of the Canadian
Arctic expedition, now in the polar re-
gions. happens to reach Winter Har-
Dor, Melville island, he will find there
a substantial cache built several years
ago by Captain Bernier. and well
stocked with provisions. enough to last
him a year or more. Captain Bernier
established many of these caches or
life-saving stations in the polar re-
gions. for he knows by experience the
needs Of Arctic explorers.
Relics Of Former Explorers.
On his last voyage Captain Bernier
started from Ponds inlet, Baffin's is
land, with the exploring ship Guide
and q crew of ten men and an equip
ment including forty dogs and sledges.
While voyaging through Arctic seas
two of his crew found parts of the hull
of one of the vessels of Sir Edward
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His Curiosity Satisfied.

IT just want to see what this will do
to me-" said Louis Annesser, twenty
seven years old, of Wapakoneta, while
in drug store. He took drink out
of q bottle which stood on the coun-
ter.
Clerks, knowing the danger Of the
poison, rushed to him and gave
emetics, and ten minutes later he was
writhing in pain in local hospital.
Before he iapsed into Inconsistencies
he said: well, I guess saw all
right"
Physicians in attendance say the
man cannot recover. Annesser denied
that he had suicidal intentions.-Lima
CO., dispatch Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SIMPLE WAYS TO SEAL SIL0
Air Always Spells Some Of sIIage IN
less Feeding 10 Begun at Once
Cover With Stalks.

In a good silo the contents are pro-
tected from the air on all sides ex-
cept the top. The air always spoils
some of the silage on the top unless
feeding is begun as soon as the silo 10
filled.
Various methods for preventing this
waste have been tried. One Is to COW
er the silage with straw and then soak
this protecting layer we'll VIII water.
This keeps out the air fairly well and
the waste is only slight. Another
method IL to SOW oats on top OF the
silage. When they terminate the
dense mass excludes the air.
The simplest and probably the most
practical method is to remove the ears
from the last three or four loads of
cornstalks brought to the ensilage cut
ter and then run just the stalks
through. In that way. the CORE itself
is not wasted and the loss from the
stalks is but slight
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keW's Nameless Tree.

Kew gardens has its mystery in the
form of a tree which no one yet has
been able to name. 1t is not far from
the entrance from Kew Green, and q
tablet confesses the inability of the
learned men at Kew correctly to place
1t in the botanical system. 1t is some
thing like a plane tree. but 1t is not q
plane tree. 1t is. or was as late as last
summer, when the present writer saw
it, simply "a tree" Can any reader
solve the mystery and restore it to
its lost family?-London Chronicle.
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submission
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dominant unknown quantity.
The ability musician especially vnist to make dog howl with
which nature
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with Shuberts
monkeys
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from the Pacific, which also proved my
theory of free passage. When Ad.
miral Melville and President Bryant of
the Philadelphia Geographical society
placed casks in Boring strait and set
them adrift they demonstrated the
time it took to pass from ocean to
ocean.
Now the last link in my theory is
illustrated by the wreck of the Karluk,
Stefansson's ship, which was caught
in the ice off Point Barrow. 1t was not
a good place to start, but she drifted
in a short time to latitude 70 north,
and would have completed her voyage
to the Atlantic in about four years, be-
cause she was drifting faster than the
Jeanette"
On his last voyage the captain Sc
cured numerous interesting pictures Of
Eskimo life in the Arctic; the midnight
sun, fishing in the far North, seal
hunting and norwhal hunting over the
ice.