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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

When starting, locomotive puffs
five times to one revolution of the
driving wheel liz
Major-G General Zein. gcvernor-general
of Finland was arrested by the COM
mander of the Baltic fleet on the
order of the provisional government.
and the daughters, Mrs. Annie Logan
and Mrs. Sarah Dow Of Honolulu, Mrs.
Ida Sturtevant of San Francisco, Cal,
and Mrs. Mary Winslow Of Spokane.
Wash. There, are 81 grandchildren
and II great-grandchildren.
Edward Gerz of Ridgewood, n. j.,
was killed by an express train on the
Erie Railroad near the Glen Rock
station.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

tory. It's the only corn remedy to-
day that acts on the new principle,
not only of shriveling up the corn, but
OF loosening the corr off-so loose
that you can lift It right off with your
fingers. Put 2 drops of "GetsIt on
that corn or caIlus tonight That's
all. The corn is doomed sure as sun
rise. No pain. or trouble, or soreness.
You do away once and for all with
.toe-bundling bandages, toe-eating
salves and irresponsible what-nots.
Try it-get surprised and lose corn.
"Gets-It'' Is sold everywhere, Csc a
bottle, or sent on receipt Of price by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III.
Sold in Honolulu and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
HOLSTER Drug Company and Benson.
Smith & Co.--Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

Collection of tolls at the Panama
Canal during the month OF January.
amounted TO 1894. 33l. while the sales
OF commissary supplies TO ships total.
led $36,245.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

The Hawaiian Philatelic Society
meets at s o'clock next Wednesday
evening in the Library of Hawaii for
a special session. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

Denial. was made at Dayton, Ohio,
by Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of
President Wilson, that she was en-
gagged to be married to Frank r. Comp.
ton, publisher Of Chicago.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

The regular bi-monthly meeting Of
Honolulu Typographical Union No. 81
will be held at Carpenters Hall al
D. m. this evening. r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
|[0(AIND GEN1kL

Mystic Lodge, Knights OF Pythias
meets tonight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
100000 C0RNS
LIFTED RIGHT OFF,
Try 2 Drops Of Magic ~est.-Is"

There's a wonderful difference be
tween getting rid OF corn now and
the way they used to try to get rid
OF it only four or five years ago
'Gets-lt" has reyolutionized corn his
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

Polynesia Encampment, /. o. o. F..
meets this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

special session. 49,
The regular bi-monthly meeting OF
Honolulu typographical Union No. 81
will be held at Carpenters Hall at
p. m. this evening. ~
Due to the shortage of Inter-Island
boats on account OF the wreck OF the
Maui the Aloha Shriners' pilgrimage
to Kilanea has been postponed.
In the case OF Evans versus CARVE
the supreme court this afternoon al
lowed a motion to grant counsel fees
and allowed 5000 each for two attor-
Ieys. y ..-... . g.. ...... .---....~. II.
Down came the German consular
flag from the flagstaff on, the dome
OF H. HackfeId & Company's building
about 8 o'clock this morning and up
went q big American flag in its place.
There win be quiet Good Friday
gathering, concluded by communion
service, at Central Union parish house
al 1880 O'Clock this evening to which
all who care to come are cordially In.
yited.
The case of Chew Wa and Pang
PAX On, KoreaHs charged with assault
ing q countryman, Chew Ko, in q plan
tation row at Waipahu February g.,
1917, was started In Judge Ashford's
court yesterday and postponed I'M
til Saturday. s. ~.
The population Of Kaimuki was in.
creased by one boy and one girl yes
terday-a son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel E. Menezes of 1923 Sixth ave.
nue., and a daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick s. Marques of 901
Eighth avenue
A car driven by Frederick Bieder..
man skidded on ning street near the
cane fields on Thursday and crashed
through the fence of Mrs. L. Goo. The
driver paid all damages. Policemen
Ferreira and Brancc report the acct
dent was unavoidable.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06
POLICE COURT NOTES

Five Japanese who were arrested
BY the detective department will be
given hearing on April IL.
Twenty-seven Chinese arrested by
Capt McDaffie's detectives on q
charge Of playing fan tan will be ar
raigned In police court Saturday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

Due to the shortage Of Inter-Island
boats on account OF the wreck OF the
Maui the Aloha Shriners' pilgrimage
to Kilauea has been postponed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-06

-Four Chinese. All Lum. All Sam, Chu
See and An You, have been arrested
on q charge OF stealing $50 worth OF
mullet from M. Yamashiro at Homo.
uliuli, April 2. They will be arraigned
In police court May Z.
Mrs. Emma Nakuina Of King street
Kalihi. was considerably taken
aback,' she said. in police court to.
day. when she found Robert Sharp, a
stranger. asleep on her bed with all
his clothes on. The defendant told
Judge Monsarrat he was drunk and
remembered nothing about It He was
fined SO.
The menace., 1917-07-21
Is Wet America
Part of Rome'S Plan?

In its leading story in the issue
for July Sd, the Hibernidn of Boston
discusses prohibition. After lining up
the churches in accordance with the
papal scribe's idea Of which stand for,
and which stand against, prohibition
this article makes the following state
ment:
90 \ numerically speaking, the
few out-and-out Prohibitionists in the
Catholic church can be easily counted,
Practically the whole church as OPP
posed to the legal compulsion of ab-
stinence and she could not, theolog-
ically, be otherwise. She ,Uould hardly
fin in the face of her own traditional
teachings and obSeruances."
The various articles inspired by
priests and prelates and others of the
hierarchy in this country have left no
doubt in the minds of the public as to
where the Catholic church stands on
prohibition, but for the Hibe1nian to
state that she would hardly fly in the
face of her own traditional teachings
and observances, while absolutely true
to fact and history seems to explain
some of the inhuman practices of the
church of Rome. An individual un-
der the influence of liquor is always
more daring, more cruel and more
abandoned, than the sober man.
Probably Rome will some day try ia
explain the rackingS and bu,7lings
during the inquisition by claiming
that she was under the influence o.
fire Wdter.
The menace., 1917-07-21

norance, superstition, increasing poverty and
blind religious bigotry.
"How far has a competent organ
ization been effected?" Percy asked. I
"Only in part. The hereto at Wit
tenberg has but recently attracted the
attention of the court and mobiles. The
pontiff has been much concerned with
an empty treasury. To meet the pesti-
lence there has been a lively move
ment among the, priests and orders.
The Abbot Of the Mood is holy man,
and his retreats are secret meeting
places of the friends of the faith.
Here, / could say much as to prepara-
tions for the determination of heresy
if were permitted. The same thing
is true of the palaces of Wolsey, while
throughout the kingdom there arc
castles where, unknown to the here
tics, regular gatherings are held by
the church in which plans are being,
worked out for such an auto de te as
would make Spain envious. So we
have a chain of meeting places
throughout England, with a aystem OF
communication by which we know the
very hearts of the heretics, and have
their plans almost before they have
worked them out. Wolsey and his
helpers are constantly receiving infor.
nation of this aithet scheme and
wicked schismatics that they are con-
stantly smuggling in books from the
continent, which, once here, seem to
travel like the wind from place to
place, scattering their poison.
"The inquisitors are coming, hun
dreds of them, and they will creep in
to every nook and corner. Already
thousands of books have been burned,
including no end of matter taken
from the Scriptures. When these
holy workers finally get on the ground
there will be a change of conditions.
Then woe to this diabolical democ-
racy and humanism which blights the
EARTH"
"Your zeal is mine, and here is my
sword for any venture" Percy ejacu-
lated, his blood leaping. The words
of the woman had aroused all the
slumbering hatred in his nature
against whatever opposed the church.
He caught her glance once more and
saw that it flashed with relentless
abandonment to the call Of faith.
Few things are better than COM
rade in danger, and it gives me pleas
ure to believe that such you are. The
great need is for a leader who is in
no way connected with the ecclesias-
tical things of the church to direct
the secret movements of those en-
gagged in the work of determination by
spear and sword. The chief Domini-
can will look we'll to the pulleys and
punishments. In spite of personal
feelings in some quarters and the ap-
parent contradiction involved, your
fight at the lists has made your fame.
From now on you will carry great in
fluence among all those who are won
by bravery and skill at arms. You
may have the. envy of the Black
knight, who was coming to be a lead
The menace., 1917-07-21
Georgia and Florida Patriots

Rev. VIM. L. Brandon. former editor of
The Sentinel Of Libsrty. viii be leciuring In
Florida and Georgia during the first part Of
August.
Brandon is a southern bern and raised man
who moved north from Texas with The
Seminal of Liberty, since It's suspension Of
publication he has lectured In most of the
leading cities of the north.
He will deliver two lectures to the place
that will stir the people to action yet with
out abuse All eSpenGes are met by him
but he charges a small admission fee. and
also will take subscriptions for The Menace.
Rome has mobbed, Jailed and attempted to
assassinate him. Recently ne won a suit against
the city officials OF Appleton, Wisconsin for
false imprisonment. which was made possible
by aid rendered him by the Free Press De-
fense League.
II you wish to secure him In any town or
city In either Florida or Georgia address
him at EGAN, TEXAS before the latter part
Of July. This is his headquarters while In
Texas.
The menace., 1917-07-21
YOUR CHANCE TO Save S S S

In order that be well supplied with
following unprecedented offer: ''.....
You select books from the list below price which
taken collectively amount 5O and remit but and will send
the postage
do not $500 and send but $780, and will prepay
riage the books your address.
The defeat circulate vital literature
consequently make this offer tighten the burden interested in
spreading the message! Act todaYl
The menace., 1917-07-21
PAPER BOUND

BLACK PROPHET. THE-Cammanding.
compelling, intensely rich in human interest.
carrying an excellent thread of romance show
ing the tragic effects Of Romanism upon the
lives of the characters In the book. Guy
Fitch Phelps. the author, has powerfully
handled this subject that thousands Of read
ers say II Is the most wonderful novel they
have ever read. Paper bound. $50 pages.
price so cents.
MARTIN LUTHER. THE PROPHET OF
PROGRESS-By Luther 0stenholtz. This book
Is Just of the Menace presses and is the best
thing Of its kind on the market. II Is
not written from the standpoint Of a Ro-
manist but from the standpoint of a man
absolutely in sympathy with the subject and
one who Is thoroughly familiar with the con-
ditions as they existed in Luther's day. To
know Luther and to appreciate how really
great he was. this book Is absolutely essen
tial. Beautifully bound in black paper,
stamped in gold. More than 200 pages
Price only soc.
OLD SPAIN IN NEW AMERICA-By Nc
Lean and Willams-The book deals with
history and actual conditions existing. in our
own Southwest. in Mexico, Cuba and Porto
Rico. 1t shows why Roman Catholic DOM
inancy has been injurious to these countries
The menace., 1917-07-21

If we want to make the world safe
for democracy we should begin by
strictly adhering to democratic meth
DDS at home-for example, every
regiment should have the privilege of
electing the chaplains, the majority
desires. .
The menace., 1917-07-21

CLOTH BOUND BOOKS
ALMOST A NUN-By Julia McNaire
Wright. A beautiful story of pure young
woman who narrowly escapes a sad fate by
Christ In the face OF determined efforts be-
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the spell Of Romanisnl. 3e8 pages. price 75c.
D'AUBIGNE'S MARTYRS OF THE REF
ORMATlON-An authentic history Of the
Ilartyrs. comprised Of verbatim extracts from
JrAubiEne's volumes of Reformation history
,his book Of 5l2 pages gives to those who
ave not the time 20 read massive volumes. a
concise. well written and authentic history,
written after that pleasing romantic manner
20 characteristic of D'Aubigne. Price $l.2S.
FIFTY YEARS IN THE CHURCH OF
rf the most unique and able men that have
ever left the priesthood. has had q wonderful
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rubjects are treated as they have been treated
w but few men because Of the authors IA
rliarity with the entire system. s32 pages,
price s2.25.
FOXES BOOK OF MARTYRS-Reyised
edition for THE People" Edited by W.
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martyrs of the Reformation, Beautifully writ
ten. stamped IN gold and carries seven, full
Iage colored illustrations. Remember this is
a Reondensed, authentic, revision Of that man.
moth volume which was the library com
panion of Pilgrims Progress and the Bible
In England. 4l0 pages. price $l.00.
CEVENOL, THE OLD-By Rabaut Saint.
Etienne. Deserving of wide circulation. Ex.
ceptionally timely for the conditions Of the
day. The message It contains written In
the blood of the martyred Huguenots-warns
us to keep inyiolate the liberties we have in.
herited and to call halt upon the encroach.
nents on these liberties by the Roman church
Elegant art board covers. l02 pages
price T5c.
CHRISTIANITY'S GREATEST PERIL-B,
Augustus Conrad Ekholm--Tersely exposes
that great power masquerading as a religion
threatening our political and religious free
dom, free press, free schools and the develop
rnent of all wholesome progress. Appeals e
all classes for the highest and best in citi
zenship. refined. exceptionally strong
treatise. 3l2 pages, price sl.00.
The menace., 1917-07-21
s2-PAGE PAMPHLETS. ETC.

CHINloUY'S DYING C0NFESSI0N-Rea
izing that Rome would claim that he had
deathbed, unless something definite and au-
thentic was done to make the claim i'm
possible-Father Chniquy made confession
of faith in the presence of witnesses as quoted
in this book let. It also contains a chapter
from his book. The Priest. the Woman, and
the confessional" 80 pages. price IOc.
GREAT CONSPIRACY, THE-Here Is n
pamphlet written by former Special Secret
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two foreign governments and Is therefore
thoroughly conversant with his subject, This
booklet ably treats the Jesuitical meddling In
World Governments and especially the United
States. Closes with a realistic illustration
that gives the reader a vivid realization Of
what Rome has accomplished. 80 pages,
''i RfiLMieiots Lei .SREsyssllSsE 'frASic-An, ,s,. s.,
posure of thee Religious prejudice panic"
schemes and methods which Rome has so in
cessantly furthered lin an endeavor to divert
the attention Of the public from the real is
sue) through her Knights of Columbus RE
ligious Prejudice Committee" 4s pages.
price 15c. -
ROME's BID FOR TEMPORAL POWER
This little book BY Earnest Phillips Is the
clearest, most direct and absolutely authori-
tativs work treating Rome's hd for temporal
power that has ever been p"'' ed within the
compass of 80 few pages. 7 au.h-r makes
direct quotations from Scripture. rom the
popes and numerous sources ,hich cannot
be denied and the book ia so interestingly
written as to hold you in rapt attention
throughout. 20 pages. price lOc.
THE TRUTH ABOUT ROMANISM, OR
PAGANISM VERSUS AMERICANISM-By
Augustus Conrad Ekholm.--Among the strong
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titled Censorship, The Boycott and Amerl-
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The menace., 1917-07-21

Chaplains should be elected by each
regiment. That is the democratic
way.
The menace., 1917-07-21

ment any cough-racked, tortured person
may find quick relief in a home treat
ment. You may use it under plain direc-
tions. Just send name and address on
post card to ADDILINE, 1870 Capital
Trust Bldg, Columbus, Ohio.
The menace., 1917-07-21

While through the land his strains resound,
What added fame can love impart
To him who touched the string that found
Its echo in nations heart?
No stormy ode, no fiery march
His gentle memory shall prolong,
But on fair Freedoms climbing arch
He sned the light of hallowed song.
Full many poets labored lines
A century's creeping waves will hide,
The verse peoples love enshrines,
Stands like the rock that breasts the tide.
Time wrecks the proudest piles we raise,
The towers, the tombs, the temples fall,
The fortress crumbles and decays,
One breath Of song outlasts them all.
The menace., 1917-07-21
THE BATTLEFRONT
BY GUY FITCH PHELPS
Author Of 1.-THE Black Prophet" etc.

so that the most intelligent. rich and power
full government Of Europe rapidly sank into
obscurity, burning the throne room of iC-
norance, superstition, increasing poverty and
blind religious bigotry.
The menace., 1917-07-21

and shows in a vivid manner the methods
Romish priests employ TO impress superstl-
tious doctrines on the people. Be sure TO
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Reading Circles. Program free with each
copy. l6l pages. price 3Sc.
ROMAN OATHs AND PApAL CURSES
By William Lloyd Clark. In addition 10
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on Roranism and childhood. Romanism and
Civil Liberty. etc. etc. % pages. price CSC,
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AND EXP0SED-By F. H. Sils. Here in
the compass OF 100 pages you will find an
able treatise Of the subject matter. A wide
range is taken for 20 small a book. and the
Roman system is laid bare from the priestly
oaths 10 the dire results proceeding therefrom
l60 pages, price 25c.
ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY, THE
This book by Thomas E. Watson will demand
the attention nj any person so fortunate as
to look within its covers. In his easy flowing
style Mr. Watson here gives us book at once
complete and authentic in its treatise of the
hierarchy. 254 pages. price s1.OO.
CONSTITUTION OR POPE?-By Gilbert
o. Nations an able jurist and conscientious
Christian gentleman Of high ideals. Judge
Nations in preparing this work has set forth
su"h charges as he would incorporate in n
brief II about to prepare to prosecute Roman
ism before the courts. A concise statement
Of facts and law bearing on this vital ques-
tion. This little book cuts the tap root of
Romanism. "a pages. price 2jc.
The menace., 1917-07-21
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES ON
The AUTHOR OF "AMERICA"

xvi recently published the full text Of "Amerca" including
lWsl the four stanzas which usually omitted doubtless
m through Catholic influences because of the euogy OF the
N public schools contained in the suppressed stanzas.
This week have the pleasure Of publishing poem written
by the distinguished New England poet author and medical edu
Gator Oliver Wendell Holmes whose Auocrat of the Breakfast
Table" and such poems "The Chambered Nautilus Ihe
District School" and "he One Horse Shay have rendered his
,namc household word in millions of American homes
DR.. Holmes in common with all true Americans and loyal
friends free republic great admirer of Dr. Smith,
the author of 4merc and October 21 1888, the SOth
birthday anniversary of the author of national hymn Dr.
Dr. Smith This poem which is in the possession of E. u Smith
of Pasadena California Of the author of Ameca given
out for publication the first of July the present year. 1t is
worthy tribute to the author of probably the nobes national
anthem that has voiced the spirit of democracy since the dawn Of
popular sovereignty.
The menace., 1917-07-21
isB Pounds
90 Pounds
JOHN n. ARNOLD

This is to certify that have known j.A.Ni1ler
for the last seventeen years.
That during the time above nsntioned,1 frequently
met him and that the photos above truly represent
him In good health and when Ill with tuberculosis
from which neither myself others expected him tc
recover. II n AN/<LhH%urte>
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-14
SOLD 100000
BOGUS BONDS
TWO CHICAGO MEN UNDER AR.
REST AND FOUR OTHERS ARE
SOUGHT BY POLICE

Chicago, Sept. l4.-Eugene l.. Flanni.
gan and Peter Johnston are under ar.
rest and four Of their associates are
sought by the police as the result Of
disclosures Of their connection with the
disposition OF 100000 worth Of can.
celled railroads bonds which are declared
to be worthless, according to State At.
torney Hoyne.
Flannigan, who is said to have been a
former police magistrate OF Eastwood.
y. j., came TO Chicago recently. opened
offices, and according to Mr. Huyne. ne.
gotiated FOR the sale of the bonds. He
Is said 10 have purchased for 500 be.
tween $4,000 and 100000 worth of
cancelled bonds Of a S7,OOO.OOO issue sur.
rendered some time ago by an eastern
court
The cancellation mark made with a
rubber stamp was so dim that Il could
be revealed only bl close scrutiny. Bank.
ers. brokers, real estate dealers. priests
and property owners in Chicago are as.
serted to be among those who bought
the bonds
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-14
j. S. VOLUNTEERS
TOTAL L,O74,I46
THIS WAS ARMED STRENGTH OF
NATION SEPTEMBER 6, NOT IN
GLIDING SINGLE DRAFT MAN

Washington. Sept. l4-in the belief
that the country does not understand
the real strength OF the American mil.
itary and naval forces. Chairman Dent
OF the house military committee today
submitted 20 the house for publication
In the Congressional Record state.
ment prepared by his request by the
committee on public information from
government records.
"On September q. 1917" the statement
says there were in the regular army,
national guard and reserve corps OF the
army, 7S,S2S officers and al .053 enlisted
men. In the navy there were l4l ,S67
enlisted men, il.473 naval reserves and
ii,5O0 of the naval militia in the federal
service There were 5000 IN the coast
guards and $500 in the hospital corps,
making a total OF 2iO,34O.
ENLISTED men Of the marine corps
was 29,97l; reserves, In the service L..
07O; national naval volunteers 7O4. re.
tired men on active duty a. There
were approximately 10000 officers in the
navy and 1.l66 in the marine corps.
In other words, on that date, the
army had, including officers and enlisted
men, S19.SSi and the navy 254.365. max.
ing a total armed strength on that date
OF l,O74,146 men, all OF whom are vol.
unteers. Prior to that time there was
not a drafted soldier in a single training
camp. The draft law was approved
May is, 1917"