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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

: 1nt1zl1rately tue that during the
r-ese1t Al1ls-TT there hzs ben Hida
sE-ez1 c1sco1re--. Which has found ~
E-ess1o1 1ot only II the general tax. but
n ON EesEy and dzily neESpauerS. nst;;vr
and t1rslgn- creeping o1Ir that r-r,u-
gEned ard Inspired b the rre-nier. tn
" II Gshse1- Ihe sSr,e feeling - a.
pressed hT the Plznfers- C.ouuerr 4, -
Report cf their Trustees. ~ =, -. -
Uo-lzl 10 tn Kinz ureseris5 i,- tf,-5r
Co-1lllttee and snliCrsed bT t. (,.-ur,----
he 1z-aes Of tie Trustees zti,o i=sue,f -
Report are not thss nznas Of - zbo-s
l1sgz1z-lvs fac-ltaes run not IN The ~,
e1c-1o1 q tslss sbozt The nisio7ncs a a.
hing AID his Minister Messrs. " a
4 EHl1 ! g Glade > T. Alezzn5sr. J. 3.
Fay 4 ; Hzrrwel Z p Adams nd 2
; Slls11.neg. the Trustees Who sirned ar,d
E1ssa--ss1 tie Report 70 the Pzarsers- Co.
ps1E- a-.d P c. y0a& and s B Dole. Eso
.a.9Ted and seoonded the aaoution Of tbe
heEez1- and " H Bzley. Jonz=llzn Ar
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g rhe ez1e-t q fua1 hsr17ness - = /
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29
3araiian Gazette.
wEnNEsnAY. NovENBER =. is

NEESTvES anything Eoos NTu1E people
are always nsOre CT less 1nxious to hSve 4
lsr enacsei % put ]; right, h II the lxw q.
itset wO1ld put uztters straight /. IS
not the lsv tui the proper execut;o- q II
/ which i - necesSS-y. In these islands
We have laws enough Snd 70 spGre. Whist
Is required j thxi the Executive should -
czr-y CIT The law. thSs N pisce 81 bssnr
new lumber On the statute hook. Il should
Ne 81 Efficient wexpon IN the hands a
oEciEls
At the eoglnning Of last session. We
understand that the question uss m; 10
one q GU Sblest laETerS. whether snr
freSh Legislation WzS REQUIRED 10 stusnrtbsr
the hands o. the Minister Of Interior n
deSlinC with the ru1is and theuropsro.re
az the sidewalks. the reply was siass tbsre
vere ample powers N the hSrsis II H.
Minister % deal with such u,stts-s Eri
thSf 10 new neSsurps we've needed -
lng the condition q or S--sa:< sus sstis
ESlks- We would suSyes. that sl,e AIiniSsq-
apply 81 the Attorrev Gene-zl. VIZ, viii
give hrr1 ample lnto-D4sica Is 10 Whist
theSe powers are. and thzf he should n
ooce =; about putting the present statutes
n to-ce- 4 beginning might Be- made On
t--sSe t1ai1eTS VIC l2t-fCz1gT OtS-r1C- the
slcevslkS II the osScEalS would Only
r1ske clearance along NuIlxnu stree.
they would y1eStly obliCe thzt portion ~
the P1hlsc- which hiss 70 80 xfo0s. An II
spectlon q al the sidewalks throughout
the city might follow. znd q Sy-Sse-sss.sc
oa1vs-Sl0a q TIE roe5s into something
sllEt Carriages mightroIl over eSsiiy should
ecoelOde the new departure. NJ new
lSv, 10 crestSon q Scity government Is Ne
CURED only little administrative sl,;ll,v. 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29


The burden e i2xsiion l,cf b the extent
certainly q manly and stern PROTESTS and
keeping aloct irom the men now unfortun
stely IN power. they mean 10 proven,
such 4 picture frcm ever hecominr :
rosIity.
In conducting tins opposition Il has
sometimes bccn necessaTy to can things by
their right nx-ness To wres.le with chm.
ney sweep viii set loose mcro or les SCOT.
but for oar psyt We have desired especially
% avoid useless referenee b The private
hves q pablo officials. II W aosni out
che danger o. allowing leperS 10 hO At
large the Organ answers that We am
Tightening visitors away. II We refor h
pubic scandals and neglect of ofIicisl duty
by Minister. the 0rrSn savs tins IS
shameful SANDER TO the demand that
Mr.. Gibson at least try 10 falfll his pr,syn
iSeS OF The strength a which he received
The native votes 10 look after the health III
the Hawaiian nStion. answer Is maie that
this Is -ulhiylng the PREMIER The Mn.
isiry which can bring 10 its support rot 4
single newspaper but Its own. which has
drawn upon ITSELF the cenSure and siiStrust
az neSrly the entire moneved and intelli>
gent classes ot the country, must bid hivh
Tor the support Of the King. The leading
Srtscle N the p. c. a Of last week Is con
Ssdered 10 be the highest hid IL the lind
that hiss yet been publicly made. 1t is
better 10 be defeated N an opposition to
sSseh Ministry than 10 remain silent.
hut such an opposition VIII not fail.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

maunu
VIZ So that 2 Suggestion Is put forsl
that TN HaWaiian Government shoalt
make tresty with ChinRs there i Ger
tzinly ned - consider S1ch rrsapoSitioR
most carefully. The making q trpaties
: very Syave proceeding for sas ccuniry
especially Is L 50 with snail and veal
rcwcTs like Hawaii. In making a tresty
the weSk power Is almost always 5; dis,
advSnsSgA, the sppSrent exception beng
when an inequality prevails On the side q
the rncre considerable power hui even
here the sdvantSSc Is ealg SppNrns: fOr
No consSdcrShepovre- grants such treaty
without hooking 70 ulterior RESULTS when
Richelien cOnclnasi treSty with Gusta-
vrS AdolphrS, the siv1ntsSe trum the mere
stip1lstions az thzt document seemed all
On the side az the weaker power, As fact.
however. in the greSt struggle with Ans
ira the roSl advantage lSv with France
Snd not with SWEDEN
Hawzn should only saek 70 make traStieS
whegv she VII obtain tangible sdvantarcS;
would she he the gamer hy negotiating =
treSty 81 the present time with Chinss
She cSn regulate the Introduction az
Chinese 81 the present tine. better without
= t7e1sy than With che. The moment =
treSiy Is signed. the Chinaman viii have
night 70 cume here. hy traStv stimulation.
at present the HSEziizn Government.
should It deem such measure aivisshle.
co1lS prohibit his introduction sltorether
"a the ground Of regulating the intro
ductiOo q Chinese then. HsvaH has moth
ING e gam by making 4 treaty. From
commercial stand point there does NOT an
IeSr Il Be anything to be gained md on
politlcSl grounds, far from gain. treaty
would b liable az some tine tocsnSe cp.,l-
nlicstSonS At the present tine the only
rosult q treSty would prohahly be an
axchGnge q decorations and the sending
Il embassies: this Is by no means thing
o be hznkered Efier by Hawaii nes. we
lSve no need to increase our expenditures
lpoa tollieS China Is not 4 Europesn
,Cwer: Eastern diplomxtiStS are 6ttle
'Sfl.s u deal with the Court Of Pekn
night h Wiling 70 enforce the non-ful. |
illEe1t 81 even q slight Obligation IN a
1e-E different manner from the Courts Of |
-UoPe- There would he far more Ekeh-
God q Orr finding ourselves anchored |
G the Chinese Empire after the corelu- /
ION Of 5 t1eSty than before il.
Another. and very important point Is
.ow s treSty concluded with China would |
tiecs our relStiolS with the United States.
be relations q the GreSt Republic With
'hins are pecRliAr. and this Is By no
ae1ns Sn oppo-tune moment for Hawaii
? be trying 70 SET On very intimate foot
4 with the Celestial Empire. No stem
ao-ld be taken IN this direction without
~ carefully Ssee-t1ining In what light
le government st Washington nsy look
the subject.
AZ the present tine NE should be giving
II strength 10 securing one point. that Is
c1T1ns the g7es;es. sdvSnisSes for our
gar Interests The whole az oErr attsn-
o. the whole Of ovr hrzin strength and
L d1p-onstie sSl should be devoted 10
az sTeSt ohiect. Other mere side issues
sy be LEFT t1< NON convenient dsy.
5 things ssSDd nov. We have che grand
l2ectlve point 10 ann at. and that Is the
nt1uuznee q the Reciproeity Treaty, :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

LIN organ Il the Premier has not dare
70 ssy Eu-u upon TIE SubSec. Of the eon
I versSrlol which Mr. Pilipo reports he had
with the Premier II ISIS OF course y,
Z Understand thSt 70 Be reminded Of suef
inoe2dlz-y words czn not be very plesssn,
Z % TIE Premier. Having sttzinei the no
siion he has, be Is veTy ANXIOUS 10 fo-S7a,
the rnelrs by which he climbed: he vroSiId
Ike the rings Of his ladder TO bresk svxy
and tai mo the SbvSs Of forresfulnrSs
= Ton Moor makes the ladder disappear
= t1e -krac-1rezn unfortunately the
trezaer does nos live IN the realms az
Tocnance- his eastern imagination Leads
hlzn 70 hope for the obiTion of the usst
the baleful light Of cold Practically ne
iuesSnily to-oeS him 30 resline ths+ the
p0st cannot be wiped out.
he plhllc- both nztire sri foreign. zra
likely to believe that whzs Mr.. PiliDo hss
sisted ! trle-if the chz-ce were nos
tue Mr. Gibson would long sro have IN
Stl1Ufed a prosecution tO- libel As No
Gsi1-zi hSs sppsared and 10 prosecution
TX hbel his been instituted even fha
vs-les5 outsider. u1st Sc that the bsIsne4
q truth Is On Mr. Pihpo's side.
Il i ssrio1S matter when We esoDe To
look 81 II: Whist did Mr.. Gibson mean by
inst rete7e1ee 70 CrumEeII's putting he
E-glish hing 70 DEATH We al know thzt
n wss soU-sd Al the tine. we al know
shat his zsplrzsiols had been. be told us
n Hsy last where be hsd aimed fog twenty
ylesrs. II ISIS the golden opportunity Lad
slipped tuzn his gasp Whist. 1nder
sylch c-rcTcstsnceS csa'f be mean bv This
sllus5on 10 C-omEeIls Cromwell. sduire
nm & Duch IS NE lnsy. did really oo-r-
mt cuDe when be allowed Charles b. a
ns1es1ed- we nay pzilizte Il. we nav
'l9--i % Caz--es eocroschneats upon the
.ics-Saes Ct ms subjects. but the naked
,sci stands OH thst Cromwell ia isurier
a1s soTs-eigl Cromwell had specious
-rE---nenss- nay nagniScent arguments
u his SIDE. but stiE Be murdered his SOW
a-e-gn- Was this what the present Pm
meg w1s neditsting at the tineF Was
rs Ehss be Eas desru1s a fnsslIlinr /
10 t1e minds q NessrS- Pilipo sDd /
NsvEh We would be loash 10 tbink -.
ri Until the Premier replies uuo1 this
1olnt- what aas be thuuChf az this ~
ported trzrssctiOn
II this sto-y be really tue II beeo-1aSs
7e-T ssllCls matter TO hare such ruzn
iroS.nd the person q the sovereign Who
a tel vhsl SIMILAR thozghts Esy again
'1-ne Into his mind He nav hzre re-
.enis'a q ms foznsT would Be CINE: but
e ds2o1 q slnhSIon might again IN
-a-1s hin AID then who can ten The en-
e7ue1osSt We do not expecf snOther
r0-nEe-l q thsse stands but there an
ls1iE a historical chzrzcssrs W -1;r-i,s
2 nspeztsd With little sdFzntsze TO TIE
.odF petite q the present rsiEning sor-
igni
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29

grsOa ne i, Esssss' y Sev, - issal
Pg1ro's I.xrzxR.


We have waited = sufncsentlv Ions, tiu,e f.,r A
answer TO Hon G. W. Hlipois istfsr that arpearri
in late number % the E.F.raif PIE Af,a tclchirr
certain ccaversstion Of Gibson with Psihso and
Nayahi q the Hawaiian Hotel IN the year ISIS
II the truth Of this letter IS nol disrEove thsrs
attaches 10 cur Minister Of Foreizr Affairs the
guih % high crime, that Of plOttinr 10 overthrow
the covernnnent q Hawaii. and 81 consr,irinr
Sssin.s; ne l,te e he King; Can Gih~oa defend
himself trrihfnlly against thss charge II he can
he should answer without delay, beoause every one
IS waiting 10 ksar his answer and IL he dos not
rsply for himself il vii rndouhlealv Be presumed
q rebellioa VIII attach 30 hiul In the minds Of
TIE peorle tins Is = very SURPRISING thing because
Giosons newspaper, the Elcls Horfrls has been
extrenely forward in changing others with treasrn
pers IN The last tUo years that the ksis has been
abuS,nS foreigners and native HAWeiians alike.
Who have not agreed with him in opinion, and has
charged them with being traitors. He should also
20 as witness IN this matter. We hare heard a
graf deslre expressed BY people TO hear his flsib
Sa1'st answer 10 this charge.
tFruz the Hawaii FSe Ana WOW - isSsA
Itsa syrsf ssfrrisr to intelligent people and 10
tkf Hawaiian nAfiul. that Gihsun'S mischieyious
Cabinet IS 50 bong KEEP, IN power, whilst the nation
s exhEEainc the tricks and eorruptions of this
Cabinet
Isii true that the time has come for rascslitv
and corruption to reign over this Hawaiian Gov
eE-l1e1IE Is ne Frrge1y OF 6cSS Tweed. that no
to-iozs thief Of Ss Hork City about 70 enter into
the ssc-ed places Of Hawaii Is the brood OF that
tsn,ocs revolutionary warrior, Cromwell. about to
&c imported into the records Of Hawaiian histnrT,
To tel she truth ahout the state Of our govern
ent AZ the present time, there Is not soul but Is
shocked and griered at the vay in which this Cab
izet onndncts p1blic Afairs
Nov, foz 4 Little Hore than 81 months this Cab
inss has nos undertaken anything 10 show that
they desire the god II the nation. rot a siurie
e1ierprise 70 advance and lift up the covernmenl
VIA. ard what Is al all times Clearly man
lies. 70 the p1hc Is that pablo improvements are
{ ec1inir{,, ne s1ort Is beng made 10 plunge as
into deht and the payment Of rroffiess interest
4 cecre1ss Of The income, Disagreement arunnsy
Tie people The making 1oto-io1s among FOREIGN
nations q the instability Of the condition Of Ha-
van sSeo thinSs as these are What we Sc. The
nd and the evident goal Of this state Of things Is
disaster sorruv and crief.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-29


+ I'm TOlSzn professes TO disclose 4 no.
q gTeSs sndsclty. uzie besore the A.
se-2hly net BY the o-iSinzso-s a H.
present opposition to xvi soane Of their
own members made Ministers az H.
SroE-n- and fo- tbs purpose 70 -sc1rs
t1e ce-1ilerStso1 Of the present Prernier. 2
Aooo01lng 70 the Organ TIE pluste-s SO
ose1ed Z t-'o1s1ng VI the lsss CABINET.
INT tElled to dictate " even IN The slight
Z 81 way to oon.rUl the selectioa q tie Pew
ministers he co2sPirstu-s. SIS the
o-gSn. then became vsgT meek until after
TIE Assembly Wzs p-u-ogOed when they
81 Their heG6s together 10 Willy The
Ministers and 10 huh DOE the King INTO
dls-r1sslng them We admit thst snvo-e
who seriously believed tbs: the r-essu;
Frs--,s- co1ld cooperate II any Cahsne.
With safety q advantage 70 the pubic. i
fully eh4rgeShle with -g-est suiacstr.-
II would perhaps hSve beea q r-i'lSe
Misfortune Il the hing hai otszirei Z
Calumet composed q tie present. Premier
AID The hest men whom the ecu-t-r e.'-,ll
furnish
Nos q The nztse-s to which tie Or-su
refers have become psrl Of the h-s.o-T IA
the eo1nt-y- A AEInis.ry was before tie
Legislature composed. n the slassrce q
Mr. Carter. tie beSd q he Interior D..
p1-rDe-r- q Mess-S- Arns.ruar. Gren
Snd NSlke-- he want q hzrno1v IN that
Ministry. and the desire and intention az
NJ. Armstrong 70 leSve. and NJ. Gihson's
desire - enter 3 new Calumet we've VII
known Mr.. Gihsa1 was told that II srv
tEree men IN whom the c,o-rsrr trusted
sho1ld 50 into the Rev Cabinet with I'm
rs eASnee u puhlic support was god
ms vss al TIE plotting that wzs So-e.
e1osE, % urge upon several gentlemen thst
Il sDoh thlrg were p-uposed 70 then. It {
Sss Their duty 70 take tie 6ose. Fo-tun
Sts-E tor them they ve-s not asked 10
take II There ESS 10 -ElirSe- y,-illsnr done .
q that tlEne. n1- has zny beer dons ssnoe.
he teE who were 80 bold as TO hope thst 4
Mr., CTlosu1is entry into ossce might D. /
raAa1s ESas-St1e &c the pzblic taste we've
regarded q doomed to iissp
pc,-t-e1t i has renzsned to- NJ Gib Z
so- himself 70 cal then -co2sp5-sto-x-
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VI ksFs heez perziffsa % --aks t. foIIc-i-.-
eztr1rt frr11 Iztter fru- NJ W n Arr-=+--7--- II
o1e q or citz1e1s - Al ifsn Il - .fs-g-sss--
s-ztes tkaf ] e.sfEed. n Wsskfnrf1-, L., y. -
Azezt q the Plz1.Ersf Co rs Is ~ r. I ~
have dzEsinc<iy SD tat rs - - Ir.--s -
tee hsEzllz1 G0Esrnzezt q q the Plr-ss-s. -
fr1e11 Ct Dz1F peopie n tie Isla-ss no 1ss-,s
. see God g1Es--rlszt thrive and rr1-r1 hlre n
4 he IrsarT E1s e.of TAXA zE1F.-
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III preSezf 75r-l-,S.zztSu- hsrsn-- f.ss-
severely hit hy tie reuresen-stso-s 60
the Board q Health which hsrs -rr.s-,.S
II on columns. and n thsse q ,5--r 80
ts-porzrses the Sr-ur-ssy Fr-s Er,i Tl--r
Bn1cis- ErS7 hsEz1 70 CIR on sfrsu-i
thslr u-Ex1 thzt uhsf ne printed -
pretty tale 70 ss1i zlruz5. tsrisfr o,-sas
sz1S- huSeTez- thzs tn coo.iitao- a stFEz77rs
wss a Te ksd stated In replv 10 a.
ss1ie-2e-t that Szch tale should r,1s hzvs
been p1h-,shed- ~ VII ssv Tia tise =it,3ls
o-z-ae res1s Up11 Mr. GifpS1n and ffa
Bosrd q Bsslth- They have beeu n
zo-ths O Dore IN C-Soe- fhev hzre -
ample tl-ae 70 shake INTO fise roztine ~
/ sn1s v-Czk- thsy have hsd lsrrsr fr.n5 .
t1sl- disposal. thzn any Gsher Basrl -
health, and they have hsd TIE aivsnisr-s
g treS.de1t Ehn ksd climbed 10 puEs-
largely b his constant dssrzcsicn II r.
Members q uthe- Boer6S q Heath. -
Is rru-n-ssS q r1zE1g the hszlth q t.
EeeE4e 1is constant idea He has his 10
s'S11-,- zi1o-he las doe next tro roshs--
- c.az-ls-se Ny Glhso1 70 sl.-z- urii.s9
Dc las oo1e. f0r the heai-h uf ths 49,
peop.e- s-1ce he has bee1 II ofce. Cs-t,
t1s1 Is Wl1z- al this tax VS. the rsts-
s-1ees q ! ysrIs1hle TzE1zess. The hrs
.szs 81 q merely Is political r.5aa5sr L, I
c1zrEe the gu Had Mr. Gfhz7r -.sr,
.oEssa ms ps1p1s- ss h Frstezis H. DIS. I
y SCs,ld 3 o0ce kzve tsksn tbs terrible I
Blsg1e e h11d he Ea-ld have made tbs I
tas oelec-zVe rocnt oil his po-isv. lie r71--Is 4
nsEe h.een ezrDest and devoted 10 ti'e rr-n5 I
etiect. TIE An-l-i az the peorle. Had Mr
O1bso- do1s tt1s- h EuGld kzrs- u = I.r--a
Esas---e. dlsz-Zed the opzlaszSon- s. I
wo-l1 have been abs to szr- -tser47r-,a-
u sr-te a Ehzt yUa siyanoe srzirss nszs
q tine serTs1 and . Tszzl raz-a- 1 SION ~,
thsz IN one pol1f / an II esrnesf. 81
soo1 q tke rel1s q power czne no M
hs1is- tkreF NY heart into a r-rzrd a.
lecs- The he q these peou1e- M / h-v-
d1-e NJ best t1E thez- Al tins no-,-~s
ne s-z1ds before the Fut1se q : nan w.
Erc--.ses1 and Wh1 tr1fe hss rr-----z- -
- zt-e-liea 70 eTeEy Ting thst he sll,v-,siif
night EElHder 10 the yznsrv II tie S.-Sz-
slg1 and rs zlcred tie kesl-b a. tf----
Ran 70 take care q isself he -
ms hsez tEulEit. and Ms rzrlv az -
get Ncze- We bszr a : $500
a1EeTsr. wAirh Nh enaEle shss -, x =,
.raEe suznethlng q : sh0ESng II &c.
70 E1SwE tie attacks fk-f H. - -
llscc rpcl HIN ne Proposes to - : 4 !
1se q the lepeEx = tbs CIR. Lc-r -
lsZseane his shaEl thzt s-r atsa-r],s - !
ms Ez-l1 VII merely rsS-lt u ls-zvr r.u-- i /.
N rl1o consS1s-s f1-rsr1r q Rs--.ir :
sQeE 1yinz 20 Ezzh kii1I771r rlsre.s - MI !.
lEfT The vlrIazce "a Is srgrr~sr- - /
.r1r - my BE- II rssf 49, - -, -. :
'tsr r 2 lspg rrzrcs y b aass a. r-r,ss~ :
1r ~ flrn rsf ff5r. srrF - re.frrr a. -. z
lElrrsT ia ~~----4 49,. -. - - !
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I'M Wages q1sssie1 n Qsseusiz-.d sss-us = ~,
49, 60. A. Cams - pr s@zz i bsin1
E.si1 f1r Sd labo- ttis s Z - 80 - gE17 :
Elnct1- A1orhsr fin are pzTin9 a Il q. - ~
2oc-f 8. Essk- the Eea . Hn3 thssr on ~
~ loHl.sE.lE- .1ere r1zrs aE7szrs 70 hSSs bss1 =
vas beiEE rzSd last Oc1rte-. ~ 49, ~
leror 11s-117 4 o1e skich exsrrs.s tts - III
A 49, No az l--sressed II s1rzr c-ltirzfi,I1
= IA o1lnzE- We arr b15lT G1s1rh a. 81
9.assn E-.serse Is fru11 a PEI dag fer bcrs zrii
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RN VIRTUE or "A Prmrr az
- rs,s sert.tees b. ress-Ia Nv ~. 49, -.
Is f',,- n ~. 3 asl = Ilstl
.-r ~ ~ e pct a D. ISL "a $685. +. |.s
p. 49,. r. = ~ 81 y t=e Itlr - - -. =.
IN e-tl lirrlr1Tr r1rI.1nNl
rlt'tt Z A.is' rsrtt lItI o. .s.f ~ -. d. M 4.
~. {. 81 ll1 l1lrl. 1'lrf d. I. =.
i1rtiun {. ..., e. -. 4. |Nl|
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kept wen u check II tl,e law Il csried uul
Is L should be- snd pc frciEnsr q god
morals need fer anything hon It's ehat Il
has retsched the proportions Il has is iue
entrely 10 the lSck q Sch assertion On ~
part & ne raerahers, u the Board 81
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~ hfiliArstt a. ~ lIrha E.rh rsitrce tf'a "A
crly hat e.sl lSat n 1cllf n,iftrss rrelceet =
an Instrument Would h inval1ehl4 - keusewires
ho1e venre frel 4 - der, unfesl1nal1ls TIE ory
cocaiat list can b dlnt b. 4 Il daflnr tAe DIV
TING. ard leosi e - lke a he( rleai after he
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, F'tiE UNDERSIGNED. ny v1R~T-r
.-- leaef ssc el-i.Itll Il 4. 1in.s. 49,.
nl illt If1lt rII.0 ~ al 'r.0|I -. 4. +.
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. VI ~ l'.ts ~ sris ~ = 1asl ~. -
IN, .II Il, r. : '..'...- = ~ I+4s .rE.rr
n r.-tl "A -I.'s.. ..aII.s AZ r, -.
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A'ss r-ly ne sls-e 81 szes e. costs IS Is ~ ras 81
~ erceri h ori,ra eases 49, . S,.scsi- cisst
MS arr,iss - Crsnfrsl ard csrsl sase.
AFtrnn
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= ra'srr e sstsaig isre.ics u NJ. 1 Asrr ,sal-
iisAra Fruue At Faa,ia-sa "a IRE nlsirss i yrs,
IN, isisze - oses. gN0 + ECSE
Nlrissss % lass-sc,.
sHis'iss ''ars, Ncy. 'ssA. ISL sew
NJ. ". T. Ncsss.S l.s ~ lr7,lssi ~ n, ss,,-s
e Eeurasica. ScASsa Azrns sur tar as.srs q sa,s.
vsa, Isisne q Nszi risr n. n ,. r,ssusr ~, ~.
sss.eaeA " Jas SMITH. Se-cas,.
keusstiss o@se W.. ssss. rssA saN
Nr ,. w. h,s.r.A is AS az s77olstcs C,z-is
sia.sf = Fsivais Vas ard rs ua'gr Rssass %, ,At
isitnt - Nharenl sics L Ir-.r-s, ac-sase2
NO. r ErSu. Nsrtssr- 81 i--r-sn-.
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NOTES.

In Shsgsito'zs Celestial pits II Al appszrznos
= ese1T i-a-s-r1ai oe7t-s q The Pzcifc shores.
AEo1g he rro-i1srt Szr1r frr-s Il O-e-7-i--,s
We no-lcs HoP Wah 4 Co Thens 5 d rri.sskirr
- E1-11111iry q t.sse peors-- Thsy a-s t.ssti1r
z11g too tcr son1-lizE ,, tie rIzr.sr b.sfrre ~
- - 1l-ss<F sszt 8 t0cs 70 nsrksE 70 b
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o " KnSES02r. r,rssaeef e-,s F-ax-. a. tas i-s-
ras-a-cr - Aaieasai ra,s, a. = eeas n vin " so
a. Frhfe 1uriss tA,ss Fz-cris g, tscsr-r-szi lara
kzs-a a. LNT-EPaCA sz1 EAIIJIEA Ft'. s.--asi
IN Krzs- CzAn- s-sioci Lass uasrA rzri-~s S-t
is;- rsSr, 81 ssp ~ szzzz-
TEKN>-Crsl. TF=si re $50 tx tAs fue rS.s,ss
JNO. Z EISn. Ni-ssrsr e Iats-s--.
rrir-ior OEct. N-r. As ~ ~