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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-12

en- comprar un libro que les explicase el eiste-
ma de gobierno autonomico, que no entienden
mucho nj POGO Va pas6 ei tempo de los es-
pstantajos y la 6poca de pascar e Cristo gran.
de por las columnas de los per6dicos. Riea y
d,sprecio solo inspirau sandeces de tai jaez
;Que vengan! ;Qae vengan! iQue 4 lni no me
jacen ma"
~. E vapor espaIol <Nicetos cargo en-
esta capital para la isla de Cuba, 1888 sacos con
81 693 kilos cafe, 50 pacas con 1900 kilos
tabaco EN- rama, 81 barriles sebo de res 1000
sacos de arroz cl <Alfonso MI para la
IIabana 81 sacos $500 kios cafe, 95s sacos
1929 kilos azicar, $40 paeas, lG, o02 kilos
tabaco en- rama, GAIA nsranjas chiuas y l id
semillas de tabaco.
.*. Bajo el epfgrafe eChocantes, dice ella
Democracias en- su edicion recibida anoche en-
esta capital: <E! ultimo numero de <El Do
miugo Alegre, hs sido ohjeto de una denunaia
por reproducr en- sus coiumnas I'm arjicnlo H.
tcrario de don Felix Matos Berncr, litulado
sEn Prisi6ns, artteu'o qae VIC la luz en- eli to
mo ePag mas sueltasx que dicho escrtor di6 Il
la eetamp pa hara cosa de cuatro 8 ciuco meses
Lamentamos ell pcrcallce y no nos explicamos
la denuncia.,
~ E dia % del corriente dara principle
el novenario de Ia Purf4ima Conception en- la
iglesia de San Francisco de esta capital Sc
hacen los preparativos convenientes para que
dicha fiesta resute con la pompa solemnidad
acostumbrada.
~. Escriben de Caracas, Venezuela, que
Sc encuentra la repdblica on p'eaa Babel polf-
tca. La paz esta rastablecida por ahora, pero
amenazada de muerte En- las csrcelcs no
caben va los presos.
rY1ABASTO PUBLICO.--Ls csrne de
res, SO expendcla mafana en- esta capital 1 80
centavos e kilo.
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A tres estreIIas

En- un perio.. 100 locsl Sc publie6 antencche
IN kilometrico artfc. o titulado: clos emplea
dos y el nuevo regimen, cuyo artfculo ests
suscrito con tres estrelias.
sEstrcilas en- un peri6dico que todo lie
apesta separatismo? Psse; ipor que Sc estan
vlendo tantas eosas con estas brsas que corron!
FL de las estrelss huele & empleado per-
petuo, empleado que nunca ha sabido spear
se del pao de NANCY, Glen leguss.
Cualquiera dirfa que 10 habfs escrito Je-
remfas ell del Grey que rabi6,
Como sc lamenta por anticipate de qne
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CARTA De MADRID
2s de Octnbre lie 1897.
Sehor Director de La CORRESPONDENCE

Senior Director de La CORRESPONDENCE
Ccntinda preocupada la opinion pdbics
con los problemas antillanos y es natural que
asi aucada Ell gobierno, con sus recien.es
convencinentos autonomistas, juega acaso Ia
Ultima carta en- este ltigio, quiers Dios que
el resultado favorable que ell gobierno espera,
sea I'm hocho Ell muy brese plazo. No todos
miran este asunto con tantos optimismos como
fngen mirarle las gentes afectas 81 ministerio
Ssgasta Los constitlcionales de Cuba traba.
Jan por in,pedir la aatonomfa antillans, que
para ellos signihca el precedente necesario para
Ia independencia. En- Ia Peninsula tambiGn
hsy qaien trabai ia en- ell mismo semitic, no sien-
DO, al parecer, compietame nte extrafos & este
lgoyimiento los elementcs militares, disgusta.
dos por la afirmaci6n tantas yeces hecha por
los mnsteria'es de que las armas son impo-
tentes ..sara domiDar la insurreccion. No hace
muahos dfas, spsrecio en- Ia prensa la notica
de one sc estaba constituyendo nacleo de
persoaa;es miiitares eiviles con ramifcacio.
res en- provncss para trabajar contra los pro.
yectos autonomistss lei gobierno.
Va ven los lectores de La CoRREspoNDES
GA caan erizado lie sspinas sc presenta el
canine ,.4fa el seIor Sagasta sus compale.
%. da gahinete. Ellos, sin embargo, CONT
ndan elogiando su panaoea, cuyo anunc:o, fuer.
"a es oo..frssr 0, nj ca la manigua hi en- eli lin
goismo americana IA producido hasta ahora ei
mcnor efeoto. ESQ que el gobierno La con.
tfs:sdo va con grande energfs, segdu se dice,
-pues ell tsxto permanece todavfa en- e secreto
la nota def Tcpresentante Ge los Estados
Uniios en- Madrid. FL gobierno yankee, des.
paes de declarar o6cialmente one Espaha no.
iiene razon para quejarse de Ia condaeta de
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Don Alfonso de 0jeda y Romano

Aver las dos media de Ia tarde, segdn
djimos, nos sorprendio la noticis de la muerte
de este querido amigo nuestfo, por cuya salud
venfamos interesandonos diariamente.
Inuties fueron los esfuerzos de la cicncia
medica y los asfduos y solfcitos cuidados de
So distinguida familia para deyolverle la salud
perdida.
La ley inexorable de Ia naturaleza los
altos desgnos de Dios debfan cumplirse fatal
mente, Sc cumplieron.
Y la preciosa vida de TN hombre digno y
honrado, en- la cual cifraba toda una fainilia
sus ilusones sus mas fundadas esperanzas, sc
ha perddo para siempre....
Lamentemos tan honda desgracia, plda.
mos II Dios que deframe ell balsamo consolador
de la resignation cristiana en- ell atribulado CO.
razon de una tamilia que llora su pdrdida IRE.
parable!....
........... -. ............. ....' -
Era ell fnado, interventor general dc Ia
Administration del Estado, cargo importante
que desempefaba con inteligencia = honradez
Era tambi6n licenciado en- Derecho civil Ca
nonco captain honorario de la plana mayor
general del institute de voluntaros dc esta lsla.
su entierro tuyo lugar esta mahana, las
nueve, con numeroso lucido acompanamlento.
o0HN-o
de sus numerosos amigos, fueron depostadas
sobre ell feretro.
Una compaiifa de voluntarios, con su ban
da de mdsica, rindi6 los lltimos houorcs al
fnado. -.
iDescanse en- paz su alma reciba la des.
conaolada familia esta sincera muestra del pro-
fundo pesar que sentimos por gu desgracia!
He aquf las dedicatorias que llevaban las
coronas: "a mi inolvidable AIonso, Emilia y
sus hijos.,-eA nuestro querido hermauo, Mar
garita Fernando. "A nuestro querido amigo
Alfonso, Joaquna, Isabel, Enrique y Eduar'
do.,-<A la memoria de Alfonso Ojeda, Sabas
y Mstilde de Marin, : A nuestro querido ami
go compafero Alfonso, Infesta, Odzaga y
Gonzalez ,, Cal seior Alfonso, Andrea Cris-
tina.,-Los Jefes, oticiales empleados de Ia
Intervention del Estado, su jefe D. Alfonso de
Ojeda.s
Llevaban las cintas del faretro los senores
Ol6zags, Gonzalez, (don Eduardo,) Mendez
Arcays, Goensga, Egozcue, Martinez Vilami,
Gonzalez Contreras Monteainos.
Presidfan ell duelo los sefores In6esta,
ayudantes de S. S. E. E. presidentes y fiscal
de la Audiencia, Gonzalez Cd. Enrique), se
crstario del gobierno general y don Manuel
Paniegua.
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Diput2ci0n Provincial

Extracto de los acuerdos tomados en- la
sesidn de aver.
Aprobar la mocidn presentsda por el Sc.
1ior Diaz Navarro, con Ia enmiends hechs por
ell mismo, sobre reparaciones de tempIos en- la
isla.
Sc did cuenta nuevamente con la moci6n
presentada por Ell seilor Diaz Navarro, propo
nieudo sc declare Ia Corporation dnica para
conocer los servieios & ella encomendados, que
quedo sobre la mesa en- a session snterior Pc
ticion del eefior Alvarez Nava, la cusI fde de -
sechada por la mayorfa.
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Il correspondencia do Puerto Rico
DVIBRNEs IL ps NovIRMBRE Oh 1897.
Ell H0GAR
sOCIEDAD DE BENEFICIos MUTUos

Sec,etaria. -Reaaudada la cantidad qae
sefiala ell artfculo SO del Reglamento de esta
Sooiedad, y depositada en- cuenta corriente en- el
Baaco Espaaol de esta isla segdn dispone ell a.;
Ia Junta Directive en- session celebrads anocae,
acordo q. sc anuncie phblcamente para conocl-
miento de los socos, quienes Sc hace saber q.
desde ell da Is del corriente tienen derecho d los
bepefcios reglanentarios, para 10 cual es lndis-
pensable que ae provean del recibo lie Novem-
bre actual, toda vez que el pago de Ia Quota
mensual ha de efeotuarse pcr anticpado..--
Pto-Rico 10 de Noviembre de ls97.-FtAr
Tego Nevares. B. Q - FL Presidente,
M LaHezIQs. 81
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Ell H 0 G A R
soCIEDAD DE BENEFlCIos MUTUos

,Secretarta.-En vista de la reiterada ins :
tancia del doctor don Pedro del Vale Atilee,
hacienda renuacia por motivos de salud, del
cargo de medioo de esta sociedad, la Junta Di-
rectiva, en- session celebrada anoche en- uso de
la facultad que lie otorga el artfculo q del re-
glamento, acordo acceder 10 que interesa,
nombrando para sustituirle al doctor don Jose
N. Carbonell, cuyo domicilio radica en- la casa
namero "a de la calle de San Justo Lo que
Sc hace pablico para conociniento de los selo-
res asociados. Puerto-Rico IL de Noviembre
de 1897. .--FsAr Vega Neuares,-V. Q B. .
Ell Presidente M. Coaellas. 81
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A los habitanieS De la isla de Puerto Rico:

~ LOS Sranues coNslaHles
sacrfoios one por argos amos han venido ha-
ciendo para conseguir ell excessive crddito y
decdida protection que este respectable pdblieo
ha dispensado continda dispensando q los
productos de mi fabrica de oigarros ala Be
lleza, 8 ePajarito,, como estos habitantes los
llaman parece que alguna persona aprove-
chando Ia oportunidadide que por poderosas ra :
zones me vi obigado suprimirles el letrero
de ella Beeza que al trasluz del pspel tenfa
cada cigarro, ha propalado cue estos son falsi.
ticados, habie1do llegado mi potcia, me
apresuro poner en- conocimiento del phblco,
sque son legftimos de mi fabrics, nadie con
mas autoridad que los mismos fumadores po
dram garantizar esta verdad. pues slempre en-
contraran la misma clase de material en- dichos
cgarros. que tarto or5dito han oonqustado
donde qaiera que han sido conocidos. Apre'
oauos protectores: tened la seguridad de que ell
dueno de la fabrica de cigarros sLa Bel|eza, 8
<Pajarito,, continusra hacienda SACRIFICES, pc
ro siempre dara sus parroquauos un excelen-
te cigarro RODRIGUEZ.
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Ga venHan las cssas ntlmero sc de la calle
W 'e"oo" del Sol ndmero l6 de Ia calle
de la Luna. Impondran acerca de condicio-
nes en- Cruz, "a. 6-6
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Ron Pacead0 oass nss ss s nsa s enna sn

clones de pureza y bondad, no contiene sustain
cias nooivas: queiperjudiquen la salud ylo com.
qnfmico de esta ciudad, segin certficado de su
director doctor don Anrelio Lassaleta Soto,
insertandolo en- la misma botel!a para satis.
faccion del consumidor. Prueba hace f6. Sc
prepare en- Arecibo por Juan Perez sus uni
COS agentos en- Puerto Rico, como tambi6n del
famoso vino de Rioja <Anguciana,, son log
seTores I4una lIermanos Comp. Isl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-12

| a rnndieta dofa Teresa Berio de Obrel par
"a i'ioa!''a ,icipa su numerosa c'ientela ell
particular al pdblico en- general, que ha trss-
ladaio Sill taller de nloias para vestidos, capo.
tas sombreros, q la calle de San Francisco
nimaro 6l, al lalo de LA CoR2E5roSDENcIA
Dentro de pocos diss quedaran expues.as al
oiblico numcrosos moielos de son,breros ca.
potas, ultima noyedad de larfs. Preeios imi-
tsdoc. Sc bordan trales de ANA seda. sc
eglaI capoias sombreros. S. Francisco 81.
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La juventud liberal de MayaeEez, pubiiea
ell Sci Impartial, la siguieEte manifestations
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pnnEg Ell que sus,rlbe, av:sa al pdbicc que
ooIs' ha sustitai1o & favor de don Emilio
Maria Gorbea de San Juan de Puerto Rico. ell
poier general administrative que lie ha confe'
rilo don Manue' de La2aro Linares, de Caracas,
por viriud del oual queda revocado el one te'
MIA la anterior repres entaci6n. Todo el que
tengs coutratoa ouentas perdientes con hi
poderdante, debera, pues, entenderse exclusi.
vamente con ell expresalo senior Gorbes. lIa.
bana, de Oe.ubre de 1897.
3-2 MARIANA CESTERO.
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kWen- Sc desea vender una eStanGia COM
hsioo pnesta de 240 cuerdas con terrenos de
vega tlel Rio, buena casa babltaci6n y listante
como SEQ metros del pueblo de Rio piedras
Para mas irfornes dirigrse don Jose Joglar,
comercianta en- dcho pueblo. lO-3
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aN ULLEuHOFF & KORBER
Agentes del cheque Bank La.
Londres y New York.
lIacen pagos por cable.

llaeen pagos por cable.
Giran sohre todas las capitales' de Espa1a,
sohrc LONDRES, PARIS, NuEVAYORk,
IIAMBURGO, lIABANA.
Compran venden orc, y toda clase de
moneda extranjera.
Compran, yenden dan avances sobre
Cedulas lIipotecaras del Banco Territorial J
a orfoola etc
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
water Can IIitIIard.

Landsmen who are slow to realize
the tremendous force Of the sea had
nm object lesson ashore in New York the
other day when five large tanks, built
To contain 100, 900 pounds Of soap. but
temporarily filled with water, and
situated on the fourth floor of n large
building on West Fifty.second street,
New York, collapsed and completely
wrecked the whole structure, killing
three men and doing u large amount
of damage. The tanks were each tif-
teen feet high aud about thirteen feet
diameter, and contained l61, 703
pounds of water. but the floors and
supporting beams proved inadequate
10 stand the strain. A wave of the
dimensions Of one Of these tanks IL
not at all unusual ut sea, aud when
such wave breaks on vessels deck
the force Of the blow can only be
estimated by the amount OF damage it
does in spite of the elasticity Of the
water beneath the. vessel to ease her
in receiving the shock. When the
city fremen state that u stream from
n hose under fifty pounds pressure
will cut through any ordinary brick
WALL the force Of the sen in gale
may be, perhaps, better imagined. -
Marine Journal.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
Costly ballast.

Five hundred dollar ore In not COM
monty used for repairing railroad
grades. but $40, 900 was dumped on
the Gulf track near the Arkansas
river, near Pueblo, q few days ago,
says the Denver Post. The ore was
in three carloads consigned to the
Pueblo smelter from Creole, and was
turned over to the Philadelphia smell
ter because the former plant was un-
dergoing repairs.
A carload of cinders and these three
cars OF ore were hauled ont on the
Gulf tracks, and q section foreman,
installing the entire four for refuse,
proceeded to strew it along the right
of way. A day or two elapsed before
the loss Of the ore was discovered, and
the excitement that resulted may be
readily imagined. When it was found
that the ore had been put ON high
ground and that water had fortunate
ly not reached il and washed il away,
the rejoicing OF the railroad and smell.
ter men was pleasing to behold.
Practically all Of the valuable stuff
was gathered up and saved.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
limo for Surgical Operations.

In regard To the best time for capi-
tai operations, u writer in Gaillard's
Journal states that in following the
course of such cases and OF various
operators for u number of years in the
hospitals Of large city, il seemed
that the early morning hour presented
many adyantages-that il, u good
nights rest, attained artiticially II
necessary. an empty stomach, the pa
tient all ready for anaesthesia upon
awakening, the fear and dread of what
is coming being crowded into the few.
est possible moments, the whole day
with active attendants constantly NOV.
ing about and alive to every demand
of the patient, etc, are few OF the
points which seem to recommend an
early hour on the other hand, il is
not to he denied that ii may be "A
source Of greater task upon the sur.
gcon's powers, especially IL he DO con-
cerned and anxious, as conscientious
men always must DO in regard to CAPT.
tai operations, and il this anxiety in.
terferes with the operators sleep.
Even with this disadvantage, however,
the operator is capable of doing really
better work before he has become tired
aud annoyed by the various demands
upon him during the early hours of
the day. Consequently, those who
have operated extensively in the early
morning hours never volunteer any
afternoon operations. New York Trib-
une.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
AniK Panther which scr.n,nea.

Farmers residing in the vicinity Of
Livingston Manor. N. Y, are In fear
of big panther" which has been
roaming about the hillside for some
time and has developed a fondness for
spring lamb
His last appearance shows more
depraved taste. While Milton Ward,
Charles Rose and Wesley Edwards
were riding through the woods near
the Eastman estate few evenings
ago the animal they say, sprang in
front of the team of horses uttering,
they say, "bood curdling scream
The animal crouched in the road for
few moments nshing the ground with
it, long tail Then il leaped over
barhed wire fence and hid in the
thickct.
The horses ran away and were close
~ followed by the beast, which every
once III while gave 'unearthly
screams" just Ms the team neared
the Eastman place and were being
subducd the panther, which was fol-
lowing close upon them, uttered IN.
other terrible scream and yanished up
the mountain. New York Herald.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
Boycott In Many Languages.

A Petersburg newspaper, The
Petersburgskaya Gazeta, in referring
to the captains recent death, remarks
that not only have words derived from
his name been adopted into French,
(boycotter); Dutch, iboycotten); Ger
man, (boikottiren); and other Euro
pean languages, to express . syste-
matte "cold shouldring," but that the
term has even made its way into Rms
sia in the shape Of boycottirovat, Ito
boycott, boycottirovanie, Cboycotting.
substantive.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22

II It's going to rain, Il will rain,
My dear,
No matter how bitterly We may complain,
My dear;
There are sorrows THAI every good woman
must bear;
There are griefs in which every good man
has n share.
1t Is only the tool who has never a care,
My dear
The skies cannot always be clear,
My dear
Sweets wouldn't be sweet were no bitterness
here,
My dear;
There could never be JOY II there never was
sorrow,
The sobs today may be laughter tomorrow,
And there's sadness as we'll as vain trouble
to borrow,
NV dear
S. L. Kiser, In Cleveland Leader.
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tlFE's CONVERSATIONS.
The skies came q alwurs be clear.

The skies came q alwuvs DO clear,
My dear,
The merrlest eye must still have its tear.
MY DEAR
The clouds that are irowning above US to-
day
Will presently break and go floating away.
Aud the skies will be blue that are sulen
and gray.
Ny dear!
We can't have just happiness here,
My dear
You would never DO glad II you ne'er shed
tear,
Ny dear
The sorrow that turks In your bosom, today,
Like the clouds. when you've wept, will 60
floating away.
And the skies will DO blue that are sulIen
and gray.
My dear.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
Hone Deferred.

"T'm afraid" said the Arctic ex-
plorer, 1--WE won't find the North Pole
this trip.
''Guess not, replied hi, shivering
companion. ''we'll have to state that
the discovery has been postponed ON
account OF the weather."
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
Really rnkind.

Chollie-Do you know, one Of those
phrenologist fellows told me that my
head was almost an exact reproduction
Of Henry Clay's?
Maud-What hollow mockery!--
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1897-10-22
slmule Cure Tor Govt.

Potatoes, it seems, are cure for
govt. The working people in Ireland,
who live chiefly on the potato, never
suffer from this dreadful complaint.
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JAPANESE SCHEME
THE NATION OF LITTLE MEN
HAS AN EYE ON HAWAI-,
Thousands of Its Natives Are Pouring Inio
Honolulu In Direct Violation of
the Immigration Laws.

Washington. March lg.-L, A. Thurs
ton, .x-ministcr of Hawaii to this
country now president of the Annexa-
tion club OF Honolulu and who is here
In the interests Of that organization,
gave out In an interview to-day re-
garding the news from San Francisco,
that the Hawaiian government In
refusing TO allow 200 Japanese laborers
to land in Honolulu. believed IL had
uncarthed an attempt 10 import Jap
ancsc into Hawaii In violation of the
imulgra Ion laws. lie characterized
the subject as one of the graycst now
confronting the Hawaiian government
He said: -Four or five immigration
companies have been formed In Japan
headed by leading officials. Including
the present japanese minister at Wash
ington. and they have. the past year,
been bringing in large numbers of free
japanese immigrants to Hawaii. There
are Ave lines OF steamers between
Honolulu and Japan. making monthly
trips. and every steamer brings from
go To 80 japanese. thus turned loose
on the community without any krowl-
edge or governmental check II liz a
question whether this inpouring ot men
almost unarompanied by women, will
not soon create a large class of men
unemployed and without means. The
Hawaiian government adopted meas
urcs 10 meet such contingencies but
they have been eyaded. Habeas corpus
proceedings were Instituted when a lot
IT men We're refused landing recently,
but In the absence Of proof of charges
that money borne by the men did not
actually belong 10 them, the landing
was allowed The money produced by
the immigrants Is provided by some
third party. which the immigration
companies charge against competitors,
but deny as 10 their own concern.
II de- not know that the japanese
government does mediate any hostil.
or forcible action against Hawaii, but
unles something Ii done 10 stop this
influx of japanese they VIII, by peace
ful inva sion. accomplish far more than
they could hope To do 10y force. The
japanese In Hawaii number y. 600.
against 5000 native Hawaiisns and at
the present rate will. in five years. form
a majority II the inhabitants ~ the
country Thus the japanese would ac-
cun,plish the same moral right that the
t'itlanders are claiming in South
Africa. II Is the beii"f In Hawaii that
the present extraordinary movement
from japan 20 Hawaii H. part of a sys-
tpmatic plan. with the full approval oi
the Japanese government. 10 Eet In
control ~ the islands. Undoubtedly the
Hawaiian government Is waiting To see
what action the United States viii take
On the annexation question. N that
aus stiDn II not acted ON soon. a grave
issue win snon arise between Hawaii
and Japan. IN" outcome ~ which no
one can undertake u fOrptpll"