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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
STORM PROBABLY GONE.
No Report of II Received by the
weather nnrenu Inst Wight.

The flags and the lantern denoting the
approach OF a storm that have been
on the Postonce building since s.45 o'clock
Saturday night. were taken down last
night Il Is evident that the storm that
was expected from the Bahaman coast has
either pctered out or gone on in a direc-
lion contrary from that 70 was moving
In when the advices were received at the
bureau Saturday as ia the Washington
dispatches last night no mention OF Il was
made
The temperature yesterday was. maxi
mum - degrees and minimum 81, giving
a mean OF 20. which exceeds by degrees
Inc normal. and gives TO the month an
accumulated excess OF heat OF 10 degrees.
ana 10 the year l66 degrees
The forecast Tor to-day and tomorrow
Is for fair weather except rain along the
coast Fresh northeast winds may be ex-
pected
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
WILL ELECT ANOTHER.
RutIedge says Hi- Faction WIN Con-
tinue Its work.

r. y Ruuedge. who undertook to organ
ize a new Republican party machine for
the county one night last week. announces
10 act az chairman Of the organiIation
Will not deter him and his associates from
continuing their eTorts IN ta.s direction
Another meeting will be held shortly
when a new chairman will be elected
probably Rutedge himself. and the report
OF the committee appointed 20 wait upon
Mr.. Jeaken and inquire hts meaning In
the use OF the phrase negro domination"
will bs received.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

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pains In the side. back ard shoulders
knees, hips, wrists and Joints p p. p.
cures syphilis In all its various etages.
old ulcers. sores and kidney complaint P.
T. 7. cures catarrah. eczema. eryslp4las.
all skin diseases and mercurial poinsonlnE.
r. J.. p. cures dyspepsia, chronic female
complaints and hroken-down constitution
and loss q manhood. +. = p the best
blood purifier OF the age. has made m re
permanent cures than AL other blood rom
edies Ldppman Bros. sole proprletors.
Savannah. Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29


ers az The entrance ln very low tone.
Later on in chanting the service, hif voice
Wta low but audible and 81 "a vcry pleas
Ahi tone
~ the High Aitnr.
Arriving at the high altar tho bishops
ana e.,rr, continued rbortlre tre Il.aav
~ tne s,inta which 4sks of God th4t be-
NAV efy. eternal r..t DO au die faithful
departed the Arrhhiehop ros, ana with
uifre On ana crosi.r ir hand said Bon tu
audible voice. owe heses.n Thee % Lori
TINT Tbou fe,r a. and deIs-u o. purify and
bless the church ana altar erected Co Thy
honor and glory and boz memory OF Thy
saint John th, Hspttat" Another prayer
like the former was thon said. whereupnn
tne Archbishop went nearer trc altar and
reuuneeune said Come unto my D. ~.
q God % Lord make haste TO help me
Glory d. 20 tho Father and 10 tho son
nud o. tue Holy Ghostos it was in me
beginning. ia NOW nrd ever -hAI 0,' worn
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.. ,.,..I, ,,.tt.b NO AFRO italit 10
..... ma tf..s nua mon h.ho'dlnr our
...f... ,t-...t D, ,,.~.ta az Thy
900. I., fls demon. d.r,rt hence aud
....,. t.f, sr,..i. .Iy....f herein 10 keep us IN
.... .-..f..isb olr Lord a.. Bless o
f.tt tf5.s hsYse erected f1 tho honor Of
..t.. ,.a,r.
rt-@. p.tlms OF David were then slld
las 49,. .f.r.v mo ii9th le0fh and leist
"a .,.t. ttey ,yrr. b.Inr rcrItea the
49, u Arrttf.Hor won't prs.etis-I bv
49,. .r.. l..rsf g,o.n the side aI=!,as Of
~. ,.t.,,-.a Infringing fte walls with holy
,..t.r ,,.rt .~rbou shalt eprlnkle
~, t~ ON r,s.Ifrt- the etcre Of tnr
.It,~ .sf,.r. .be n,a..irt- ~ thc walls II
tx. .b..,,.h l.. .,lt tbo anal nravsr Deus
XIII ~, s1 s.i ,.t, a.prti0.4t fhas.
.-.t. a..itant,a &, TINY name. pour out
.a, ..,..,l,,, g-,-.. an tbis house ~
,.,,,.r .rt NAV M tboa, who prav unto
rae. b,r. ey,.,t.,-. ,rhv ,seistance and
rs.r,.v .rtrottrn D,tr Lord " etr
,., -,
THIS concluded TIE ceremony or dehlDh-
ucn. which lnsi'd between ihiriy ana
forty minutes Ihia was followed py me
solemn pnnthc7l mass. conducted py
tae most reverend fedicaior. The OIL
Gers ~ the mass being already vested IN
their handsome rohes OF office. proceeded
Co assist tac Archbishop 10 robe Tor tho
sarrihee ln low mass or "A hiHh mass
DHutatal toe priest who "ners the sacil-
ice Is alone aud untssistei hy any at
i.udanf. solemn high mass d. sung Win
deacon nni sun-dc1oon assisting the
priest solemn poutihcal hish mass is
~neu "a bishop or higher dlrnilnry is the
object ana then hi- attendants are an a.
sisthnt priest two Hshcons OF honor, the
ia
sides those mentioned, there are. as in
the solemn high mass. master Of cer"-
monies and assistant master OF csre-
monies. q censor bearer Two acolytos
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
HENRY sTELIJEs DEAD.
The End Came Last Night After an
Illness of Five Weeks.

Mr.. Henry sielljes died at O'Clock last
night az his home. No. a3 Oglethor.,e
avenue. west. after an Illness Of fve
being typhoid fever.
MI Stcllies was quite a young man ana
was unusually popular among a large cir
Gle OF friends. besides being quite promi-
nent in fraternal organizations. He was
member Of Teutonia Ledge. No T.
knights of Pythias. and captain OF Teu-
ionia Company. No 3of the uniform rank
*. Of J.. lie was also a member OF Live
oak Lodge OF odd Fellows. and OF Ocean
city Lodge OF the Knights OF the Royal
Arch
Mr.. Steljcs was born near Bremen. Ger
many. Feb 3. 1871. and came to this city
.n 1876. Since 1898 he has been In the gro
Gerry business. lie leaves a wife. but no
children
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

The completeness of the four de-
pRrtments mentioned below compels
us, without any degree of eEotism.
to say that their equal ~ not 20 be
found In savannah. a. 10 style, Per-
lection of Finish. or as 20 Low
Prices. An inspection viii convince
you that this IL no idle boast.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
nan THE SAVE PREACHERS.
Services at the First and the Duty
street baptist Churches.

The First Baptist and the Duffy Street
Baptist Churches had the same ministers
yesterday. In The morning. az the First
Church. the sermon was preached by Rev.
Or. James b. Taylor OF At
lanta. secretary or the Bapus,
Orphans Home, and a. night
by Rev, Dr $. Y. jameson OF Atlanta.
secretary OF the Baptist STATE Mission
Board. In the morning DR. Jameson
preached al the Duny Street Church and
az night Rev. DR. TAYLOR preached there
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
BACK FRoM THE HORSE SHOW.
Atlanta HAD an Event That Gave
General satisfaction.

The Savaunahians who had horses
entered In the Atlanta horse show have
returned. Mr. Frank NJ Butner said yes
torday that the show was an unqualified
success. both people and horses being
shown 10 advantage. A. much delight.
apparently. was found in the narrow IN
spection Of the faultlessly dressed society
that appeared as spectators as in the OBJ
scrva'on Of the thoroughbresd that APP
pearcd IN the coliseum in the various
rings.
SO pleased was Atlanta with tho sue
cess 81 The show that q IS probable the
event win Doe made annual Mr.. Butner
said the horse show was a far more in
tercstlug attraction than the Interstate
Fair. which. aside from the races. proved
rather tame. Mr.. A. =. Doyle and Mr.
Fred Kuck had horses entered IN tho
ruces. and Mr. Doylo's showed as win
rers. Mr Arthur VI. Glbbes had hors-
es entered for the show, as dd Mr. G.. A.
Suits. whose PAGER BESSIE wilkes. won
second money in tho speed ring.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

The body OF Tom Brown, the colorcd
cook who was drowned from the dredgc
four miles below the city Friday. we
found yesterday. near Venus Point Cor
oner Goette was notified and viii go
Tor the BODY to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
CLOSED ms SESSIONS.

Dr. Jameson Preached before che
New sunbury Association.
The thirty-hfth annual session of tho
New sunbury Baptist Association vos
concluded yesterday morning al the Duny
Street Baptist Church by the missionary
sermon hy Rev Dr. S. y. Jameson q At
lanta. secretary Of the Baptist state Mis-
sion Board. The congregation was large
and The sermon greatly enjoyed
Most OF the attending delegates. lay and
clerical. Of whom there mere some afty IN
attendance upon the association meeting
have returned a. their homes They We're
representing most 81 the twenty Baptist
churches IN Mcintosh, Liberty BRYAN nd
Chatham counties that comprise tho as.
aaciatlon.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
pupMrrsrR Bcer

has been consumed by the American pub
lie 60 the exteu, Of over half a biIlon
bottles. More than any other bottled
beer Ia the world. Made exclusively by
abe Anhsuser-Busch Brewing Assn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Just received a large and assorted sup
ply Of school bags and school supplies
all AZ cut rates: from 10 cents up: also.
usual large sock OF all the school books.
now used iE Chatham county. al Estills
News Depot. IS Bull street Savannah.
Ca -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

Mrs winsiows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. II sooshes the
child. softcns the gums. aliays all nan
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for DiarrhOea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

In Tapestry and Chenille Exquisite in de-
sign and quality. a look a. these VIII in-
sure a sale. our N.75 and S75 Poruares
are creating something Of a stir. cal. and
examine them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

This celebrated pure. apple Juice cider.
made in Long Island can be had in pint
or quart bottles. dercct from the manufac-
turers. with their own stamp. az Lirpman
Bros Druggists. Savannah. Ga al.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

A large shipment just received Rave tao
many and wish 10 unload. Come ana -
cure them at your own price.
a few more fine soiled Blankets a.
sacrifice.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
JACKETS. cAPEs AND FURs.

Tho highest possible novelties 90 his
department. our Furs are the pick ~ me
market ranging In price from 800 80
So.o. II viii pay you 10 look at this oe-
fore buying.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

A High-Grade Institution for Ladies.
Shorter College, Rome. Ga. Write for
catalogue-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
Nnur ncst work

cannot be done unless you have cool
health. You cannot have good health
without pure blood. You may have pure
blood by taking Hood's Slrsaparilla now.
You cannot realize the good II viii do YOU
until you try A. Begin taking Il to-day
ana see how quickly IL will give you an
appetite. strength ana vigor and cure
your rheumatism catarrh or scrofula.
An liver lis are cured by Hools pills.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
BLAZE N LOVERS LANE.
Conrad SchwarE' Grocery and Bar
Burned.

The grocery aud bar owned by Conrad
schwarz on Lovers lane just east OF the
Plant system track. was destroyed by IRE
this morning few minutes before
O'Clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29
CARPETS. MArr1Nes Avn nres.

We are the ACKNOWLEDGED leaders in tai'
line our art Squares and smyrna Rars
are beauties. at prices that suit the tim E.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

ars az me entrance In a very low tone
Later on 10 chanting the service. bic voice
was low hut audible and Of very pleas
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-29

During the saying OF this Psalm the
Archbishop eprinkled with holy water the
foundations ana upper walls repeating
the anuphon "Aspergcs me. Domino" Re
turning to his position before the main
door Of tho church. the Archbishop read
he ar@se: "Dosnin- Deus" that Is 20
Lord Cod. Whom the heavens and earth
cannot contain. but yet deignst 20 have a
habitation hers on earth whore Thy name
may be perpetually invoked. Eruciousiy
hear our prayers ond through the inter
csdinE mertts Of the Blessed Mary. ever
virgin, Of 81 John the Baptist and OF an
the saints, grant according 10 THY mercy
and clcmency to look down favorably upon
and deign 20 visit this place. purify &c
from all aehlsment through a bounteous
bestowal Of Thy Evaoe and keep u 50; AMI
nayst Thou. y Lord. Who diist fulhli tho
pious wish OF Tiny beloved David IN the
temple n his son solomon alec condesccnd
10 execute our wishes In this building Of
our srd let al spiritual wickedness o.
viles o. Satan depart from this place
TfOuEh ur Lord. etc
VIII be ending Of this prayer the pro
rfasirn -7sred M the MIDDLE aisle 20 the
high altar. the chanterN intoning the Lit
any Of the Saints
The services were IN Latin but a free
translation ~ quoted was furnished by
Rev. Feefer Kennedy. master OF cere-
naszaA@s. 1A@ Archbishop read the pray
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
REPORTS FROM SYDNEY AND SAN
FRANCISCO.
Sydney Worse Off Than Honolulu-San
Francisco Board of Health Makes a
Statement.

Steamships arrived from two direc-
tioDs this morning, the Moana from
the Colonies, and the Gaelic from San
Francisco, each with reports Of plague.
Captain Carey's report from the Moana
shows that Sydney has more plague
than Honolulu, perhaps more plague
than Honolulu ever had. There was
one case just before the steamer left,
and seventeen cases were in quaran-
tine -Four deaths had occurred. The
seventeen cases in quarantine are prop
ably not all plague.
The Gaelic brought from San Francis
co contradictory reports. Captain Finch
and the other officers say that there is
no plague in San Francisco, but the
Board of Health and Dr. Kinyoun, Fed
eral quarantine officer, say there is.
The doctors who have attended several
cases say there is not the slightest
doubt of the existence of bubonic plague
in San Francisco's Chinatown. Cultures
from animals inocculated with bacilli
from the first case have developed the
bacilli of plague, in the opinion oe all
| the experts who have examined them
Meanwhile two of the principal news
papers ridicule the whole idea and cal
| 1t an effort to raid the treasury, while
the doctors say that the secret reason
why the papers do so is in a revival OF
the old fight against the Phelan ad-
! ministration. DIR. Williamson, president
of the Board of Health, has issued 6
| statement, in which he tells why the
| Board took the action it did in the mat
| ter of the plague quarantine.
/ Some of the bacilli developed from
the alleged plague case were submit
| ted to a professor in the University o.
| California, and he has pronounced then
bacilli of bubonlc plague.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
NO MARCH FROM BLoEMFoNTEIN
FOR THREE WEEKS.
Sir Alfred Miner Leaves Cape Town
Boer Delegation Sets Out for Russia.
kilograms Pass To and Fro.

LONDON, March 22.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail, tel
egraphing Tuesday, March goth, says;
Il have just returned from Bloemfon-
tein, where / learned that no further
movement is probable for three weeks,
as negotiations are proceeding. failed
to ascertain the nature of the negotia-
tions or whether Sir Alfred Miner s
departure from Cape Town is connected
with them, but should not be surpris-
ed if the war coliapses quickly"
LONDON, March 21.--A dispatch to
the Morning Post from Cape Town
says: The real objective point of the
Boer peace delegation, which recently
sailed from Lourenzo Marquee for Eu-
rope, is Russia. The delegates, Messrs.
Wolmerans, Fischer and Vessels, the
latter being the president of the Free
State Raad, took with them all the Sc
cret incriminating documents from
Pretoria, making 1t difficult to incrimi-
nate Steyn and the members of the Af-
rikander Bund in Cape Colony.
LONDON, March %, 4:20 a. m.-Sev-
eral kilograms have passed between
President Krueger and the British
Government, in addition to the Sails
bury Kruger correspondence already
published. The Foreign Office received
a dispatch from Pretoria yesterday.
The contents of these communications
cannot yet be obtained.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
IS GAIAGRE / PR[SlNER7

KROONSTAD, Orange Free State,
March 21.-It is reported tonight that
the Beers captured General Gatacre and
his entire staff, besides twelve cannon
and a number of men and small arms.
LUNDON, March 23.-A dispatch TO
the Daily News from Springfontein,
dated "Wednesday morning, March 2l,
says:
General Gatacre and his staff are
still here.
LONDON, March 23-some curious
stories from the Boer camp at Kroon5
stad and Pretoria reached London yes
terday. One stated that Commandant
column near Lobatsi had made the
British flee precipitately and had seized
the ammunition and guns. This report,
picturesque as 1t is, paled in compare
SON with the story that Gatacre had
met with serious disaster near Bethulie,
the British general, together with his
staff, having been cut off by Olivier and
made prisoners.
Cape Town, however, had reports
yesterday that Olivier, with only a few
followers, was doing his best to evade
capture by creeping along the border
of Basutoland, and thus making good
his retreat to Kroonstad.
At the beginning of the week General
Gatacre, having crossed the Orange
River at Bethulie, advanced to Spring.
| fontein. A flying column of mounted
infantry and artillery from his COM
mand proceeded on Monday or Tuesday
eastward of Springfontein to Smith
field. On Wednesday Lord Roberts re.
ported that the town had been cap.
| tured. .E.
This Boer rumor bears date of Tues
day, and evidently refers to some al
legged occurrence of last Sunday ol
Monday. If any disaster has befalleI
the British force 1t must have beer
known to Lord Roberts before he SEN
his dispatch yesterday afternoon, bu
no mention whatever is made of an!
reverse, serious or slight.
Fine Book and Commercial Printing
i Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
SYDNEY HIDING PLAGUE
STEAMERS BRING NO HEALTH
REPORTS.
President Wood, of the Board of Health
Complains to Government and Action
Will be Taken.

President Wood of the Board Of
Health, today complained to the EXecu-
tive that steamers from Sydney were
arriving without health reports from
that city and that the local authorities
were dependent upon American sources
for information concerning plague in
Australia. 1t had been learned from
the United States that more plague
had appeared in Sydney, and the Mo-
ana arrived today without any report
CT it.
Mr.. Lowrey accompanied DIR. Wood
at the conference. Attorney General
Cooper, in reply to Dr. Wood, stated
that a regulation had been made by the
Board of Health quitA a while ago that
in case of a vessel ARRIVING without
q health report she would not be re-
ceiVed at this port. President Dole
| thought this would settle the matter,
and informed DR.. Wood that if a copy
of this regulation were presented to the
Cabinet it would be approved and en-
| forced.
The matter of the petition of Japan
ese to be exempted from taxation for
/ this year was discussed but subsequent.
| ly referred to the Attorney General.
The Minister of Finance was instruc-
| ted to make payments during the en-
suing biennial period up to 81, ,909, 725, be-
| ing the amount re-appropriated as Of
Act 5S, session laws of 1898, in accord
ance with Act 70,Sec. a of the Constitu-
ton.
The matter of the claim of II. Zerbt
was discussed but no action was taken
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
CAPTAIN HOUDLETTE WRONG
ABOUT AUSTRALIA.
Local Agents ere Confident That the
Old Reliable viii Steam Into San
Francisco Without Trouble.

The agents of the Oceanic Steamship
Company feel save that Captain Houd-
lette's story about the Australia haV-
ing to go into quarantine at San Fran
cisco upon her return there from HO-
nolulu is what is now known as a pipe
dream" On the best authority at the
command of the agents such win not
be the case. The last advices from the
San Francisco agents was that the sit
uation was unchanged.
Soon after the plague first appeared
here" explained Mr.. Giffard this morn
ing, 1--WE were advised that If the sit
uation should at any time warrant it.
vessels from Honolulu carrying passen-
gers might be placed in quarantine
The situation has not warranted it.
and thus far the Australia has been
detained only long enough to be fumi-
gated In place of the restrictions be-
! ing made more rigid, however, they
! have been modified until last trip the
vessel was only detained two hours.
I'VE are as positive as can be at
| this time that the Australia will not
| be held at all and that the passengers
will be landed with as little trouble
! ss formerly"
1t seems to be the opinion that Cap
tain Houdlette got the wrong impress
sion from DIR. Kinyoun at San Fran
cisco. Dr. Kinyoun gave him the gem
eral statement that it became neces-
ssry vessels would be quarantined-
Captain Houdlette thought this a new
departure and his thoughts Immediate
ly turning to the old Australia. he ap-
piled the ruling or whatever it may be
called to her.
Irwin & Company are booking pas
sengers and feel confident of landing
them without delay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
TuBERCULoUs CATTLE.

tuberculosis has appeared among
cattle at Kilauea, Kauai. For some
time the disease has been among the
herds near Lihue. and in December DR..
Waughop submitted an alarming re-
port of it's ravages in that part of the
island. Manager Ewart, of Kilauea
plantation, writes the Board of Health
as follows:
IT forgot to mention that something
ought to be done at Hanalei about the
cattle disease they have there. From
accounts we hear of it, we judge 1t is
pleuro-pneumonia, and If that is so, the
authorities ought to act in the matter.
It has been known, and the Board OF
Health has known 1t too, that they
have had 1t at Lihue, and on the other
side of the Island. I shall Go my best
to keep our stock clear, but as You
know it is a terrible disease, and one
that the Government ought to take in
hand"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-30
NOTICE.
Honolulu, March 22nd, 1900.

Honolulu, March 22nd, l9OO.
After the 31st inst. all bills heretofore
due and payable quarterly, will be pay
able monthly
circumstances and conditions have
for some time dictated the necessity Of
this step and in signing this agreement,
We feel that it is to the interest of the
whole community, that such a system
of payments should be inaugurated.
This system will be strictly adhered
to by the undersigned:
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd, Hoft-
schlaeger Co., Ltd, H. Hackfeld & Co.,
Ltd, Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd, E. q.
Hall & Son, The Won Hamm- Young,
Co., Ltd, M. S. Grinbaum & Co., M. w.
McChesney & Son, w. w. Dimond g.
Co., Ltd, Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
The Hollister Drug Co., Ltd, Con
salves & Co., Ltd, James A. Hopper,
Lewis & Co.. N S. Sachs Dry Goods
&. Co.. Ltd, The Manufacturer Shoe
Co., Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd, Honolulu Drug Co.,
John Mott, Hawaiian News Co.. Ltd,
Hebron Drug Co., Ltd, ]. Emmeluth
&c Co., B. F. Ehlers & Co., e. w. Jor-
dan, Manufacturing Harness Co., Ho-
nolulu Iron Works Co., Californa Feed
Co., Ltd, Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Co., The Washington Mercantile
Co., Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co., Union Feed Co.. Ltd, Honolulu
Tobacco Co., Ltd, Pacific Vehicle s.
Supply Co., L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd, M.
Phillips & Co., Cation, Neill & CO., Ltd,
Thos. Hollinger, Hawaiian Hardware
Co., Ltd, S. Roth, w. G. Peacock q Co.,
Ltd, Lovejoy & Co., The Hawaiian
Gazette Co., Ltd.