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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
Letters From the People.
NOT FOR FREE SILVER.

The Correction of a False Report Made
by the Examiner.
Editor Cdu: A late number of the Examiner
contained notice that DR.. Hutehins had ad-
dressed club iavorably on the Tree coinage of
silver. Many of my friends have demanded Of
me If I was two-faced. I wish to correct any
such sentiment In my life have done many,
many things for which have @kicked" my
self. and when alone have called myself the
most unmitigsted ass slive; but / have never
been guilty of the lunacy of supporting this
sublime fstuity, the free coinage OF silver, nor
This bowling braggart who tramps around the
country singing mis- one-stringed song and I'm
agiles himself q second edition of Abraham
Lincoln.
wo1ld have sent this to the Exam iner but
for the fact that i. refused TO publish some
questions that asked OF one of those liars who
brag so mucn about the amazing prosperity Of
Mexico. C. B. HUTcHISs ND.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
oAFoR-BU0KLBY-WHITI.

This is the political eheesesandwich
presented by the Popocrats Of Cahfornia 10
its honest citizens for digestion on eiec-
ton day. The collnsicn betwesn Gator
and White. in their mutual aspiration for
the senatorship. has for its limburger CEN
ter the mslodorous Buckley. who is ex-
pected to give strength 10 the com Animation
which every one concedes 10 have been
made. Tie strength which the presence
OF Buckley viii add is of that doubtful
character common 10 such mixtures and
It win probably cause the people of Cali
fornia 70 spew the whole aggregation ont
OF their mouths
Those Democrats who respect their party
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

There pGs not The matter trith this
country in 1899, ,pas theres There wds not
mach the matter ssith this eousatyy from 1879
,satil 1899 either. Did you hear, from
1879 to 1909. anything IN regard to the deple-
tion of the gold reserpe' Did you hear any
Republicon Gny,phere alleging that ,rc ought
10 borrotg money! FRat ,ras the matter trith
the treasury OF the United States uader the
Republican administration ending ,eith Benz
jawlin HarisOaf Nothing srhatever. Hon.
J. r. Fort of Ncsr Jersey.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

We wdnt no idle men in the United States,
and TO the end that ace may aaue neither idle
mills nor idle men zee must do our work in
the United States, and not outside the United
States. You may disagree NTH me. but be-
heue in prefecture tariff. / hare dl,eays so
beliered and haze neuer felt called upon to
make any apology to anybody anyphere for
haping been derOted TO the great principle
trhtch promotes and encourages american de-
reiopment and gives employment and good
teaqes to American ,rorkin qnaen Nc Kiniey.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

We are ensmtes Of all that which shall
seek TO destroy our credit; ,se are the encmiss
Of all that irAieh shall seek TO rob our people
of their savings: zee are enemies 20 every
thing that ,ria cast disaoaor upon the fair
name Of our coantry-eaeHaiss, indeed, are
re IN shis sense. ond ezersies ,rith po,per
and purpose Sshich the promoters Of the Chi-
cdoo o0Rpcnfio. iriu realize on the day after
elsctsoa seAen tAey come to count the hu,,-
dreds Of thousands Of roses whieh sec shall
cast ogaias; them aRd taeI ioctrines.-Er-
Secretary Fairchild.
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and are trying to keep it true to itself have
for some time been making wry faces at
the idea OF accepting Gator as their candi-
date for Senator. This objection has not
been confined to any single section nor to
any particular kind of Democrats. 1t has
come from the whole body of the party, TO
whom the very name of Gator has been an
adherence for several years. Even the
earnest desire of the Bryan element to se-
cure the electoral vote of California for
the latter cannot reconcile them to the
idea of surrendering to an ultra-Populist
like Gator the highest and most honor
able Office within the gift of State.
1t is from Southern California, however,
that the first formally expressed protest
has arisen. 1t comes from the home of
Senator White and is voiced by those who
have heretofore been his adherents and
friends. 1t calls upon him to abandon the
iniouitous bargain between himself and
Gator, and demands, if he will not, that
the Democratic State Central Committee
shall require his resignation. In unmeas-
ured terms IL denounces Gator as "a Pop
uhst, socialist, u nationalist, revolu-
zionist, or anything else to get into the
United States Senate" and charges Sena-
tor White with treason to his party in
making such an unholy alliance to further
his own political ends.
The episode which has just ended in the
control of the local Populist convention
by Buckley should cause the Los Angeles
protest to become Statewide in its adop-
tion by the Democratic party. How can
Its self-respeeting members reconcile
themselves to the humiliating necessity
of concealing from their noses the odor of
the sandwich which is being thrust down
their throats?
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n sriu BE- aboast your Aolaes and Sresides
tsns tAe great a0fsonal sroag ssil stop to er-
Get is sssaSsrcs Of Te~SeaHce. If b. any
posssbssity tie isorkissgnes OF fAss coaatry
sho9ld ersiGis that tie Asae-scaa dollar Be-
est dosrA a. pssrckasiag posoer FROM 100 cents
to IS eents, sA0t erisae ,sosld be expiatsd sud
denis and painfssliy by the naes Gnd .ron,en
ssho lips bs the sEeaf of thesr broxx.-Mrs.
Sara Ncrilss Of Nsss York
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NEWSPAPER PLEASANTRY.

hadn't zen better call another ply sicsan 80
sid tne wife 10 the young doctor who vas
treating her husband. "Just for consultation,
you know
mo, msan.' he replied "My IDEAS sre
confused enough halreedy.s-Bufalo Times.
Sidewalk politicisn-Don't ycu know that
under free silver the price OF everything would
be higher. and don't you know that every body
Is happier when prices are highs
Grocer-Thsn why. IN the name OF Tom
Walker, did you kick 50 hard 81 IS cents fcr
that basket Of peaches Chicago Tribune.
A curious result Of p1ning the leg Is thar no
matter how tail the victim vzs before he's
generally little short sfier it.-Phllscslphis
Times
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Phfllips. Rock Is,and Excrr.,o,.

Leave San Frznsssco every Wednesday. Va SO
Grs1ds snt Rock Island RalizAyS- Tn-osxh
toar-st sleeRiag-csrs 70 ChicSgo Az1 Bos.oa Nsr-
aSsr sad porsers scconpaay these excursions -
Bostoa For tickets. s1eepIaScA< acoonnocsssc-.
and furlhsr information address Clinton Jo,s.
General Agent Rocx IsisRa Railway. 50 xo,.-
gcnsry street.. san Frauessea
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IT PLEASES THE READER
stockton Graphic.

stockton Graphic
very lew metropolitan papers are served to
their patrons in convenient form. IL is diss-
greeAeis 70 purchase great big daily at ;
newsstand or Of q newsboy and the moment
you open II have half dozen or more sheets
blown sky, west and crooked. The San Fran
cisco CALI has ooviateo this trouele, and Its
large edition OF rvenly-eiga1 pages comes in
only two parts. II IS decided Improvement
and should be adopted by other large papers,
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Through Sleeping Cars TO Chicago.

The Atlantic and Pzci6c Railroad. Santa Fs
route. VII con-i11s 20 run csily through fron
Oakland 10 Chicago Pullman paiane crAwing~roon
also upholstered tourist sleeplng-eass. leaving
every afternoon. Lowest througa rates 20 s,l
points IN TIE United States. Canada Mexico OF
Enrocs- Excursions thronkh 70 Boston leave
every week San Francisco tickes o1aos. 50 Mar
ket street.. Chronicls b1lldiaz- 1elephcne man
1881: Oakland HIS BrozdwzF.
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Repudis,son
SIT TO A GOLD ACCOMPANIMENT.
Sew York Mail and Exnre..

~ \ o1~ n NJ aL4 L1presA
sFor years," says Mr.Hearst's able and enter
prlsing Journal, There hss gone I'D in this
republic an earnest and bitter cry against ths
growing power Of money" On the naxf rsre
Nj Hearst explains how he has lsfelv COS
yerted some $500. 600 worth OF his mining
property into resdy cash in order 10 have il
handy. In M. HearSt,s immediate neiChbo--
hood the Aforesaid earnest and bitter CRY
against ne growing power of money appears
70 De set 20 an sceonpsnirento OF ilngiing gold.
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CALIFoRNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. Sat the Plaza
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Sachs and Miss Sachs, n. P.
Usher. Holland-T. Cunningham, II. T. Scott.
Cosmopolitan-F. Dillingham;. John McAlister
of San Jose left the Plaza TO sail on the Cunar-
der Etruria for England.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Every Republican can assist in estsb-
fishing party harmony by putting himself
into harmony with the party organization
and opposing boilers st every turn OF the
road.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Democratic candidates for the Legisla-
ture should be compelled to say whether
they intend, II elected, to vote for Gator
for the United States Senate. There
should be some way OF getting an under
standing Of the muddle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

In retiring from the mayorslty con test
In the interest of party harmony Mr..
SonntaE has won the approval OF all
senuine Republicans. 1t wss manly.
straightforward thing TO dc. and Mr..
Sonntag viii never have occasion TO re-
gret il.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

1t is conceded that Gator is q conun-
drum to the Democrats, but it is not GER
tain yet whether they will give him up or
try to answer him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Hsny one has ever had hopes of the cleo
ton Of Palmer and Buckner they may as
well abandon them now. Tariff bill VIII
sen IS going TO take the stump for that
ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

good as the gold dollar.-Plymouth lInd.)
Republican.
Bryan's idea seems TO be that fool is born
every minute, and that he can win his way to
success by appeals TO that clsss.-Muncie
Qnd-) News.
Mr.. Bryan wisely gave up the plan of sd-
dressing the populace of Washington from the
steps OF the Capitol Hs will also abandon his
intention or desire to take up his residence in
the White House--Brooklyn Eagle.
awhst is the greatest and most curious
organ in the world?''
sThe organ of speech of William Jennings
Bryan; it is an organ without stops.
York Tribune.
Mixed Pickles.-He-The Popocrats are In 8
pretty pickle.
She-How Is thetf
He-salted In Bryan. sees-columbus Ohio
Journal
High upon the list of living noveiists which
the present century has produces stands the
name of Israel Zangwill. the writer who. when
little more than youth. created 8 sensation
in the literary world by the force of his graphic
pictures of life in the London Ghetto.
This is worse than the Greeley year, when
the bottom dropped out In the September
;
plurality of II ,216, while in Vermont they
had ., ,SS3. Compare these with plurslities
of 10000 and $1,000 in 1s96.-Springfeld
Repu blican.
It is not long since If. Jean de Res.ke won
the Polish Derby 81 Warsaw, value IL, 600
ruhles. He has recently won st Moscow, with
his three-yesr-old Astador, prize worth
1000 guiness- Altogether N. Jean de Resz ke's
turf winnings for the season approach the
sum OF $4,000.
One of the foremost leaders of Glasgow soci-
ety Is the Duchess of Montrose, whose graceful
figure and sweet face are to be seen IN the city
whenever generous setion Is to be done, and
whose clear yoice-Her Grace Is pleasant and
fluent public. spesker-is always willing to
plead for good cause.
NcSwil.isen-whst throngs Of visitors Major
Mckinley receives isilyi
Sauildig-He does. / see In that too, an Il
Iussrstion of the difference between the cam
pasgn OF Mckinley snd that Of Bryan
$50 on
aNckinleyss is q csnpaign OF reception while
Bryan's is campaign of dsceptton.n-Pifts-
burg cnrouicle-Teiesrsph
When William J. Bryan was rcrinsted sil-
yer wss worth 90 cents per ounce and the sil-
yer dollar was infrinsically worth 50 S4-1oo
cents Today the market price of silver Is
64s< cents per ounce and the silver dollar
so 6-1oo cents Either the great Epecu-
lstors ot tie Her.d hare Little eon6-
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Among the questions to be answered by
every citizen in this campaign sre: What
did lose by the Mckinley tariff What
did gain by the Wilson tsriffg
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Boston mas poet whose verses are said
TO speak volumes, and yet the Herald of
that city declares the volumes ought to be
suppressed if published.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Buckley doubtless thought the tail OF
the Populist would so with the hide, but
Rainey got away vita it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The Republican ticket is the only local
ticket in San Francisco that is straight
II you do not vote that you must go
crooked without knowing where you Will
land.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

"And 50 they sgreed 70 marry st lsssr'
sSYes; and il was the last thing they agreed
on."-Dstroif News
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Organism IS hardly snything more than
an attempt to reduce National politics 90
seetionslism and to substitute for the uni
versal voice of the people the voice of one
class clamoring against anotaer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Wife (dresrilyl-Ah ne, Tie days Of chiyAlry
are psst
Husbsnd-Whafs the matter nowf
wife-Sir Walter Raleigh laid his CLOAK on
The ground for Queen Elizabeth 20 walk over.
but you get mad simply because poor, dear
mother sat down on your hat-Boston Globe.
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CERTAINLY.

Dayton (wash1 Chronicse
when the San Francisco CALL announces
that We are .'on the verge Of good times" il
doubtless refers 10 the fact that we are on the
last quarter Of Democratic administration.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Free silver is very contag ious, bat the bsc-
terra are not persistent. An injection OF can
did thought kills them pro omptly.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

According to the record there are seven
Presidential tickets in the field, but sc
cording 10 the outlook there is only one
IN it
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Don't forget that the men who are most
eager TO continue the dissensions in the
Republican party are Rainey and Buckley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

once more 1t has been demonstrated to
the people that Republicans know how TO
unite for great principles, while Demo-
Gratis can only quarrel over the spoils they
hore 10 win.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The interior may rest satisfied now that
San Francisco win do her share toward
carrying California for Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Now that Buckley and Rainey have
fallen out, the people have only to unite
on Colonel Taylor to make them stay out.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

By the nomination Of Legislative ticket
non-partisanship has been reduced to-
political sbsurdity. Imagine $ legislator
casting non-partisan vote for United
States Senator.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The shadow Cd Rainey falls on the Phe-
Ian ticket like bucketful of tar.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

II the proposed new charter is adopted
we shall need man Of the xsanchest In
tegrity in the Mayors once. and tor.
tunately we have such 8 candidate in
Charles L TAYLOR.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The. threat of free silver closed the fac
tories, and threat OF free silver mono
metalIism won't open them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

II the Republican party is to remain a
self-governing body it must respect the
authority which itself has constituted.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

II am in favor of the American pay
roll, says Mckinley. How is that for q
sound money platformg
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

De s1xsxzTs Angossurz Bisssrs TIE cessa-,...
appetizer and tnyigoraso- % he digestive o-rN-s
Is now used 81 over tAe wo-sd.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Now is the time for bolting Republicans
10 come back and be forsiven.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

As an erae-gency nedielHs n eroun, e-opcAs.s.
sore shIoss sid kisdred diseases Ayers CAsr-y
Pectorzl Is unsurpassed
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Party government by State central com.
mittees is universal in American politics.
Why violate the ruie2
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

1t is not 8 gold dollar that the Republican
party contends for, but the dollar that is as
good as the gold doilar.-Plymouth Qnd.)
Republican.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
GIRLS CAPE.

Capes sre Indispensable for fsll wear. Cloth
is the fabric usually employed in making these
pretty, comfortable and stylish wraps. Plain
lsdy's cloth simply stitched at the edges with
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Special information dssiy 70 nsuutscsu-s-x
o1lness s,, Sl zig IN 15sz Z. y sas r.sSa
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

TOWNSHIPS California glsce fruits. soc II
In japanese baskets 627 Market ST. Palace. .
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
LET THE GOOD WORK CON.
TINUE.
woodland Mail.

woodland Mail.
THE CALL Is making great hit in its expose
of the taking Examiner. Let the good work
ontinre, say ali, irrespective OF party
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The demand OF Republicans is for pesce
in the party and war against the enemy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

The remark that "the Lord hates g gutter
seems to have made deep impression on Mr.
Sewall's mind.-Kansas City Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Loyal Republicans should read the riot
act 10 the wranglers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

This is to be Republican year in San
Francisco as we'll as in the rest OF the
country.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

II s11scfec with sore eyes uss Dr. Isss- TTa,-.,
seas Eye Wassz Izugs1sss ssl i 81 IS esas.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

There is always harmony in regularity.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.

Mr. sewau Is not g true silver man. He has
not had the disease long enough.-Tom
Watson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

Maintain the Republican party.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

| Bryan's idea seems TO be that q fool Is born
every minute, and that he can win his way to
success by appeals to that cIsss.-Muncie
Qud.l News.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

8 bright lining for the hood Is stylish. Mixed
tweeds with plain silk lining for the hood
makes servtceab,e garment Brown serge
full and pretty.
Douole-fsced cloths are especially nice for
these wraps, the hood thus dispisying the con-
seamless. and appeals 20 the home drexsusker
as garment easily made
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
.sunscRIPTION RATHs-Postsge Pree,

Daily and Sunday CALL one week, by carrier eO.lb
Daily and Sunday CALL ono year, by mail.... 500
Daily and Sunday CALL, six months, by mall. 500
Daily and Sunday CALI, three months by mall 1.50
Daily and Sunday CALL one month, by mall. eS
Sunday CALL, one year, by mail. l.............. 1bO
WEEKLY CALL, one year, by mail. n..........,.. 1s0
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WHAT THRY STAND FOR.

Philadelphia Press.
Sixteen To One.
Mckinley. Bryan.
Honor.
Obligations
Nationality.
Equity.
Sincerity.
Trust
Y-ankeeiSm.
Truth.
Honesty. peAsoA
Economics
P-robity.
Order.
Law.
Integrity.
Credit.
yellow metal.
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EH. BLAck. painter. 40 Eddy stres.
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Glasses l5c- sunday 74o Nrkt, Kast shOessOra'
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Patriotism, Protection
and Prosperity.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRET A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
Election November 5, 1895.
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San Francisco, California.
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TnH suMMnR MONTHS.

Are you going TO the country on vacation II
ss IL IS no trouble for MS to forward THE CALL TO
your address. DO not let II miss you for you will
miss it. Orders given 10 the carrier or left as
business office win receive prompt attention.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
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ThE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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Mr.. Bryan wisely gave up the plan of sd-
dressing the populace of Washington from the
steps OF the Capitol Hs will also abandon his
intention or desire to take up his residence in
the White House.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

EDITORIAL ROOMS,
GIT Clay Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-05

Pre,asesi Asi ~ seem b. lils BE-.
.HE $50 tHsf a. sIsaksf kBau ~
Hgta as Limui ihuHgh 'paf8.
zsegni B.laHi absni ,hrss vi
sod. ~ ~ hsd l.ssB bafe aud
ksSd 10 = oostespoBdsBo. With
ps.oSIls here Zoe thirty years. lie
ha.d siOOi 10 Ma. Cleveland during
has Gre, administration. bat, IN
hls ssooBd. tis 6tsi ti,ing he did
N4s ~ pat Lis foot iu j, by select.
ing . renegade Republican for
Secretary q State, and the Ha.
-sisss policy vas chiefly Ores
Lssuis fOrlDuistsd 10 spite Hsrri.
SOC.
BE. wsiiy q Bishop & Go.
sss called upon ss q representa-
I've ~ the BANKERS. Personally
- sss b. fsvor " annexation. II
sss iias best thing fOT tLs country.
sLleL, sIihOGi being too neTcsn.
cry. she Deyple should consider.
Bs should ~ siib them fret, last
sDS slSsys.
&, v. Gear ssid: am an Am.
srbesD. always have been aud al
ssys eIpsct 10 be. bsye al
ssys thought annexation would
~ . good thing, but not till the
Lest year have been absolutely
convinced that il Vas the only
,bIng for the country. 1 shall
sOTk for the annexation 81 Ha-
ss1 ~ the United States, aud
vii do al in my power ~ bring it
shout. ! believe Il will help every
class on the islands, both 6Dsn-
eisIly and socially, and trust our
hopes will he realized in the not
distant future.
W. q. Smjtb, the Attorney Gen.
sTsl, on behalf oi the Government
denounced the rumors that il WAS
DOt honestly for annexation. It's
members knew the sentiments Of
the people.
| Dr. Wood bad been an annexa.
ZIONIST from the time be arrived
H. the eOU0try. aud that ia fact
was bis only politics here.
~. J.. NaOBe bad learned To re-
gard the word annexation as signi.
Tying stability and peace. He bad
been working for peace since
1881 II the Government we're
opposed 10 annexation, which he
did not believe, turn them out.
| Geo. A. Davis was introduced
~ sn EDglisbmsn, but said he
MSS born American, though he
bad spent much Of his life in
Canada, and he hoped some day
~ ca-t bis ballot in the State Of
Hawaii.
| Mr. Hsrtwell told Of his insist
aDce upon making LiliuokalaDi's
abdicstioD, when her friends ask
I'd bin to draft it, "a document
that should have DO boles to crawl
ont Of He then gave place tc
! the president newly elected and
he meeting adjourned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-05
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guaranteed, 4i7s0m