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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
GEORGE LOUCKS IS
IN GOOD HEALTH

George Loucks the former assistant
at the government corral at IWilei, will
have the very startling experience
shortly, of reading his own obituary.
RMS usual experience is awaiting him
when he reaches San Francisco when
VIII be about the middle of next
month.
According to reports received here
this week, Loucks fell a victim of the
cholera His alleged death occurred in
Manila the latter part of July, the
news being brought by people on the
transport BufOrd
Subsequent advices discredit that re-
port however and go to show that in
stead of dying from cholera, Loucks
survived the disease and embarked for
San Francisco. The Buford sailed from
Manila July rs and the death of LoucKs
was alleged to have occurred before
that time.
personal friend living in Honolulu
received a letter from the alleged dead
man written after the departure of the
transport. LOucks wrote under date
of August l, three days after the Bu-
ford left Manila. In this letter Loucks
stated that he had been i'll of cholera
and was Il days in the hospital. He
had recovered however and was con-
Valescing. The report of his death at
an earlier date is therefore, incoI-
rect. Loucks sailed on the transport
Fitzpatrick August 16 for San Francisco
He should reach that city the second
week in September. BY that time the
paper containing the account of his
death will have reached the Coast and
he can read of his alleged demise
This case is parallel to that of
James Sims who was reported dead of
cholera and who it now appears from
statements of men aboard the Buford
did not fall a victim to the disease at
all but like Loucks recovered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
For Account of
Whom 1t NAV
Concern
ON SATURDAY, AUG 30,
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,

On the premises known as the Union
Feed Co, warehouse, Queen street. be-
tween Fort street and Alakea street,
Honolulu, ! will sell at Public Auction
for account OF whom it may concern
the following goods, slightly damaged
by salt water on voyage of importation
from Bremerhayen, Germany eX bark
"Gerda," f. w. Siege, master:
H. H. &, Co.
S. & T..
252l-2620-100 bdls. Galv. Corr. Iron, So
26 G., 6 IT. 227O0.
7l-2S02-132 bdls. do, IT. 29172
l-29S2-112 bdls. do, #. 24192.
3O2l-3O94- "A bdls., do, TT, 1896
3l7l-323S- 6S bdls. do, 10 IT. 1604S
II. H. &, co.
251-31O- 60 bdls. Galv. Corr. Iron So
"a G, 6 TT, 1434O.
95l-5O5-155 bdls. do, TT, 37G65.
55l-647- 81 bdls., do, TT, 22213.
66l-79S-14S bdls., do, 8 IT, 35224.
S51-939- SO bdls., do, 10 IT, 20737.
115l-1195-45 cases Galv. Ridging #.
II. H. & Co,
26-8O-5 casks sheet zinc No. 86xS4,
each Al sheets, 279O.
1885 casks do, No. 10 81 sh 276S
36-4O-5 casks do, No. 8 4SX96 each q sh
1924.
4-45-5 casks do, No. 10 ca "a sh 2776
46-bO-5 casks do, No. IL ca p sh 2S0i
H. r r. < Co.
300 coils Galv. Fence Wire No. T.
224OO
900 coils do, No. s. 5GOOO
500 coils do, No 6, 336OO
~ x a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
is OIL GOOD FUEL 2.
MARINE ENGINEERS DO NOT
ANTICIPATE CHANGE.
On the Local Steamers-Report Of
Naval officer Regarding Mariposa's
Trip Being Anxiously Awaited

Considerable interest is being taken
here by shipping people especially over
the Introduction OF oil as fuel. IL is
doubtful ii this style of fuel will be
used upon all Of the various steamers
in the inter-island trade for the pre-
liminary cost OF fitting them with oil
burning apparatus would be- too great
an expense, it is contended
The barkentine Fullerton was report
ed to have gone to Ventura to load oil
for this port. Nothing nas since been
published in the papers concerning TINS
boat and it is not thought she has
sailed from the California port. The
oil storage tanks at IwiIei have not yet
been completed it is said, so the YES
sci may be held until things ire ready
at this end of the line to receive the
new fuel.
The bark Marion Chilcott was being
fitted into an oil carrying vessel, bu.
apparently this work has not been
rushed to completion as no report of
| her departure from San Francisco has
| been received.
/ Within the next six months, it is
more than likely that the numerous en-
gines on the Oahu Railway will be con-
verted into oil-burners. If the expert
ment be successful all of the locUmo-
/ lives Will We uSlIlB lldl luel. Inc CDlHI
engineer of the company is now on the
coast studying this method of using
! oil. He will visit the various railroad
| shops in California and question the
engineers of the Southern Pacific and
! Santa Fe roads for the purpose of
| learning the result of the experiments
made by those lines with oil.
Engineers on the local steamers are
very dubious over oil as fuel, under
| present conditions. The new fuel Is
but in its experimental stage they con
| tend, and 1t will be some years before
entirely satisfactory results will be a.
tanned 1t is now said that the eng
neers on the steamship Nebraskan adj
mitted that they had much to learn
| about the new fuel. The >. >. Marlpu-
| sa is reported from San Francisco to
have made very successful trip to
Tahiti using oil as fuel, but the export
of the naval officer who accompanied
the vessel for the purpose of studying
the fuel, is being awaited with consid-
! cradle interest. The report which he
makes on the subject will have much
influence on the immediate future of
! OIL
| There is no question, however, in the
minds of local marine engineers that oil
! Will, sooner or later replace coal, but
! whether the use of the new fuel is suf-
ficiently well understood at the present
| time to cause a general change is a
| question.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28

To the creditors OF the Star Soda
Works, Limited, a corporation OF Hoo
nolulu, in the Island of Oahu, and Ter
ritory aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on thu
goth day Of August, A. ID. 1902, the said
Star Soda Works, Limited was duly
adjudged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of its creditors will be held in
my office 5O2 Stangenwald building.
in Honolulu, on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d, 1902, at o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims.
appoint a trustee, examine the bank
rupt, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
WILLIAM #. RAWLINS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Honolulu, August "a, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
NOTICE.

At meeting of the stockholders Of
the Maui Sugar Company, Limited.
held at o'clock p. m, on the '27th
August, Wednesday,, 1902, in the Of
flee of Mr.. Wong Kwai, Smith street,
Honolulu, the following gentlemen were
elected as officers of said company:
Lee Chu ..................P President.
Y. Ahin ............. Vice President
G. Ming Hymn. ............ Secretary.
Wong Kwai ............Tr Treasurer.
zee Chin, Wun Yam Nam. Auditors.
The above officers together with Chu
Gem, c. Hook Chaw, Hee Kwok, YIN
jim Kwong and Ching Sal. compose
the Board of Directors of said COM
pany
c. MING Hymn,
Secretary.
August, 2S, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
sHAMED THE DEPARTMENT.

Residents of street in Philadelphia,
which the highway department often
promised to asphalt, but never did so,
went out the other day and thoroughly
scrubbed the coDblestone pavement,
and then -whitewashed it from curb to
curb the entire length of the street
They say they win repeat the perform
ance once week until the city per-
forms the promised work
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
+ DEPARTMENT INDICATED
QuOtatiOns.

The agricultural departments seed
distribution scheme has been glorious
ly indicated by a Missouri farmer, who
from seed sent him by congressman,
raised a radish weighing five pounds
and measuring q inches long and fIIh
inches around.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
QUICK WORK.

b. Ginner-I sent "a poem to Serb
bler's magazine yesterday. wonder
how long I'll have to wait before it
appears. Oldun-Sent it yesterday Ell?
1t ought to appear in your mail tomor-
row morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
JAS. F, MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE TER
RITORY OF HAWAII.

In the Matter of the }
Star Soda Works, jim Bankruptcy.
Limited, Bankrupt. }
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
GOOD CLIMATE.

A Los Angeles paper says he reason
men in semi-ofiicial positions there are
pa'a less than in the East is t!.dt thor-
sands Of half-invalids gone to Caliror-
ne for their health, are able to d. work
which the climate of the East made
IN pUaSiDle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-08-28
QUEER SHIT

a Cleveland man has sued a manu-
featuring concern for 100000 because
smoke fom its chimneys have ruined his
flowers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
9oday's Weather
Fair.
DoMEsTiC.
Fair.

A towel saturated with chloroform was
burned Ia the court room as n means of
sustaining and also OF disproving Jones
story, Neither side was satisfied, because
the towel burned but did not blaze.
The river steamer Providence, plying be-
tween vlcksburg, Miss, and Lake Palmyra,
was overturned by sudden squall as she
was entering the lake and twenty OF her
passengers and crew were drowned.
Illinois officials declare that their states
antitrust law has not been affected by
the supreme court decisions as badly as
some appear to believe.
Two OF the men killed in the street duel
in Texarkana, Ark, have been Identified.
The third party states that one of the dead
men killed himself after killing the other
victim.
The Federal judiciary sns been appealed
to TO restrain dissatisfied miners In the
coal mining district OF Southwest Virginia.
The supreme court of Virginia has de-
clded that common law marriages are not
valid In tat State.
Ex-Governor John p. Altgeld OF Illinois
died at Joliet in that State. lie was sud
denly taken sick after delivering n speech
at a pro-Bocr meeting Tuesday night.
Colonel r. c. Clowry has succeeded T. /.
Eckert as president of the Western Union
Telegraph company.
The Boston strike situation Is growing
serious on account Of the great number OF
men involved.
wind storm in Mississippi did consider
able damage and killed several people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
A LOSS OF STRENGTH
RESULTED FROM A MOVE WHICH
SHOWED LACK OF TACT,
Beet Sugar People Threw OF the Pre-
tense and Came to a "Show-
down" on the Vote.
Especial to The Post)

Washington March 12.-The beet sugar
people. through their tactless leadership
In the conference Of republican members
Of the house Of representatives last even.
ing lost the support OF many republicans
who are considerably in sympathy win
them and when their action is fully undcr.
stood by the country they will be found
TO have lost still more in public opinion.
uptil last evening there had been an avow.
ed desire on the part Of both sides 80 do
something for Cuba the difference being
as to method. The ways and means com.
mittee mad proposed a measure of reclproc-
ity. while Mr.. Tawney aud otbor ~ ~
gar leaders had in mind various enternrises
serving 10 indicate friendly ntirnose
towards Cuba. Last night they ab6nd6ned
t ,l pIelynse ana, ny adding as an amend
ment to the speakers Adjournment nrnnosat
The word indefinite" came ont * ,r a
disregard OF Cuba. "' iV' 'o'a'
another weakness in the test thus pro.
P pUSti was the necessity Of openly antag.
ohlzinE the speaker. and the vote ~
lellefs In his own presence This ,roI,,1i ~
accounted Tor the fact that tbrad - ~
i III a'WMSu nest sugar representatives Of
ment ' anS WIN the speaker for adjourn.
tactlessness Of this move is furfhcr C,,idoI,t
Wheh II is recalled that with $780, ,.Nsh'
louInment the beet sugar people We're no al
ponlnE. 10 say the least, Cuban rojiat PoS,,
SO lhulreclly furtherlng their ends 'rhev
Sy r tbe p FSpd So,5 I9fSg E, 10 show down
ana the ways and means commiitn.i Ia, lo IN
day been making they arc tbis nau a., ail
BbeEy sSdg that such strength as thes
While they still lis insist Sfn ts sS poorly utilized
no test vote, there is a genernl nus nus Deeh
edgement that the tide has Inr acSnoWi w,
that some concessions To Cpbo tuIuen ana
less result. uua VIII doubt
The larger this concession n, oo,,.. -,
letter satisfied the democrats v.,s se' tue
h howevsr the matter termintes' Il W cnr be;
Oh ACCOUNT Of f0 the ray y3nsn e the de@ocrat
causing In the ranks Of the repuhllcnssnit Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
TEXAS.

Reports from various points show that
considerable damage was done by the
storm.
2Oo-barrel oil well has been brought
In at Bryan Heights, near Veasco.
Governor Sayers thinks the Texas anti.
trust law is not affected by tue supreme
courts decision but Attorney General Bell
thinks IL has been knocked out.
The State revenue agent will 70 after
the pool rooms for license money.
Milan county went for Bell and Lefevre.
Congressman Henry has arrived at home
and will at once 80 on the stump In Bell
county.
]. H. Haden has been appointed s,perIn-
tendent Of the State orphan home vice w.
D. Bowman resigned.
1t has been discovered that the State
does not own all of the land included In
'Camp Mabry."
Judge Reagan has lost no ground, though
he shows no improvement.
The Cattle Raiser's association elected
officers and adjourned. The corner stones
of Fort Worth's two new packing houses
were laid.
Reports show that nearly the whole stat.
of Texas was cooled by the rain.
The ashes OF those burned in the South.
srn Pacific wreck at Maxon were buried
at Alpine.
Marshal Grant has gone TO Washington
10 help Burns get appointed judge.
A heavy hail extended over most OF Con.
gales county.
The widow of man killed by poisoned
oysters was awarded damages by n Tex.
arkana jury against a casualty company.
1t is specifically denied that control
Ing interest in the Higgins oil company
has been sold.
The new we'll at Sour Lake Is estimated
10 have capacity Of 5000 barrels daily.
Tom Poole was shot and killed at Orange
by City Marshal ]. A. Jett.
The Fourth court OF civil appeals has
handed down an opinion bearing on the
legality OF conditional oil leases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
WASHINGTON

1t is said that Senator German has been
asked to become the chairman Of the dem
ocratic congressional campaign committee
aud to inaUgurate a campaign In which sill.
yer shall have no part.
The attorney general has approved and
sent to the president tho bill creating the
Federal judicial district Of Southern Texas
The beet sugar people made q poor move
in the republican conference and lost much
ground thereby.
The isthmlan canal committee Of the son
ate decided bv a vote Of 10 to recon-
mend the Nicaraguan route
Efforts at a compromise among repu6H-
can members over the Cuban reciprocity
bill are being made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW Charles H. Warn.
president and general manager ~
the last year practically supreme ~
officer OF the Central railroad ., ~
scy, is reported to have resigned, !.
DIES MONIES, a.-By vote y
the senate passed the WAYS ass Il
committee bill for the taxation y X,
property on a basis Of stocks alS Il
net and gross earnings, and pAi'N
dItion.
NEW YORK.--Jose Diaz Alvarez ,.,' NJ
Mexican. has pleaded guilty % s,s wv,
$500 gold watch of former GoI Cow III
Of Texas on October 2l 10 l9e
Astoria. Alvarez was sentence y
mira reformat0ry. "a
RICHMOND. Ya.-In the case asa n :
vs.. Davis, appealed from the yl. sy,
OF Green county, the State SUN, oS q
Of appeals handed down an opin y
ing the lower courts decision, WE rle.|
that common law marriage III W
Invalid.
BRISTOL, Tenn.-Reports n nss
Southwest Virginia coal mlnins M
dlcate no change in the sltuallos M
satisfied miners are stu ln frm,,
unrest and an outbreak seems ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
A STEAMER OVERTURNED
TWENTY OF HER PASSENGERS AND
GREW WE'RE DROWNED.
She Was a River Vessel PLYING Be-
tween Vcksburg, Miss, and
Lake Palmyra.

NickS5urg, Miss, March 1.-THE river
steamer Providence, plying between tu.S
port and Lake Palmyra. was overturned at
= O'Clock this morning by sudden squat
at lone landing and twenty Of her passeng.
ers aud crew We're drowned
The dead are;
CAPTAIN WILLIAM CASSIDY, Vlcks.
burg, master
CHARLES RoUP, yicksburg, chief cngi.
neer
,, CLYDE SCOTT, yicksburg, cotton seed
DIR, y. A, LANCASTER. prominent
paySliGla9 and planter Of the Palmyra
nelghborhOud
Sixteen COlOred roustabouts and dock ms
sCngtrS. 49,
Ine rescued WERE
J: b. Johnson, pilot.
wafer Cain, clerk.
j. NJ. Wilkinson, mate, and
Eight negroes.
The survivors reached here late this AZ
terhoon, coming overland. a distance L
about forty miles.
The Inflated boat left here at noon YES
.eEuay ON her regular trip, carrying II largs
miscellaneous cargo Of freight and a mum.
oer OF passengers. At 2 o'clock this morn
ing, Just as the steamer was entering AJAX,
Palmyra, sudden wind and rain storm o.
cyclonc proportions came out OF the west
cAtehlng the Providence brOadside on Inc
uule vessel was lifted almost entirely out
OF the water, her upper works blown awar
ana the hull turned bottom up I'm forty fee
OF water Most OF the crow and passengers
We're asleep at the time and were drowned
tlAe iats IN trap Only nine Of the entire
noats company were saved. The property
loss viii amount to several thousand dol
lars. Messrs. Cassidy, Scott Roup and
Lancaster were all married men aud leave
large families. a steamer carving casSets
and divers has left here for the scene and
VIII attempt 10 recover all the bodies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13

Saved My Life and Kept
Me from Insane Asylum"
Mrs. Wilcox Is Now in Per-
feet Health Through No
Other Agency than
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
Earnest and Candid Statements
Made by a California Lady.

The absolute need OF an honest and gen.
uine invlgorator aud health giycr in the
spring season is deeply impressed on the
mind Of every thinking and intelligent man
and woman.
The happy cure of Mrs. j Y. Wilcox
Of Winters, Cal, through the use Of Paine S
Celery Compound, created widespread as
Punishment and JOY amongst her friends
aud neighbors who were exceedingly anxious
rgarding her condition.
The best medical treatment failed even
to give Mrs. Wilcox few days OF relief
from her suflerings Of mind and body At
last, Paino's Celery Compound saved her
from terrible end and planted her feet
firmly on the rock Of health
Read Mrs. Wilcox's letter Of testimony,
dear reader, and If you remain obduratc
and unbelieying after such an earnest and
convincing confession of cure, nothing but
direct act of Providence can snatch you
from the dangers and perils Of your posi-
ton. Mrs. Wilcox says:
81 feel 1t my duty to tell you what
Painc's Celery Compound did for me- Some
years ago my head troubled me so that It
seemed l should be crazy. 1t was caused
by over study | asked the advice of two
doctors who gave me medicine to no erect,
and dill not know what would do I
d'd not want to see any one, everything
seemed so strange. had tired, tagging
feeling. my bowels were ont of order m
Kidneys troubled me, and I felt badly, hut
before ] had taken half of one bottle of
Paire's Celery Compound l felt Ike n new
person. -Four bottles cured ME and ! would
recommend 1t to all who feel the way /
did. ! can't praise 1t half enough, for !
know 1t saved my life and kept me from
impris orment in an insane asylum, which
IS as bad as death"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
ANTITRUST LAW DECISION.

Illinois Officials Say Their States Stat
ute Is Not Badly Affected
Springfield H., March - According TO
the opinion OF Attorney General Hamlin
aud other officials, the decision handed
down by tho United states supreme court
declaring the antitrust law OF this state
unconstitutional, is not nearly so significant
as some persons believe. The law passed
upon by that tribunal Is not, as commonly
supposed, the one providing for an annual
report by the corporations Of the State to
the secretary Of state with an accompany
ing athuaVlt TO the effect that the corpora.
lion has not entered into any sort OF A
trust The law passed upon Is oue making
the act Of entering into any such comblna
ton a misdemeanor and providing a penalty
for such action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
CAYO ROMANO HAS BEEN ORDERED
TO THE PORT.
viii Be the First Vessel in the London
Trsde-Bond Subscriptions Have
Again Picked Up.

Galveston Texas. March 1.-THE steam.
ship Cayo Largo which has been reported
several davs overdue from Tampico has
been heard from. The ship broke her pro
peller and was forced to return to Tampco
for repairs. After returning to Tamplco
1t was decided not to send the Cayo Largo
to Galveston at present. but to send her
to Tampa Fla, instead. The Cayo Largo
was to take the first cargo of n shipment of
100000 pounds of Hour from Galveston
10 London. The Cayo Romano is now due
from Bermuda and will take the cargo in
Tended for the Cayo Largo and will there.
1ore be the first steamer of the new Gal
Neston-L London service The Cayo Ronita
VIII he me next steamer Of this service and
VIII be here some time in April.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made an advance on heavy
buying and interior shrinkage.
Oats were fairly active and closed at an
advance.
Provisions were dull but ruled arm and
closed higher
There was some show OF animation in the
stock market on an upward range OF prices.
There were liberal sales OF wheat and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
THE BILL WILL BE SIGNED
Creating the New Federal judicial District
of Southern Texas.

duced to the president today by Representa-
tive Cooper. who. It NAV he said incidental
w. Is in favor Of Waller Burns, While no
authoritative statement TO that effect has
been made, IL Is undei> God that the presi-
dent is not fayorably disposed towards the
applications of any one not resident Of
the new district
Judge Mcdaniel Of Houston called on the
attorney general this morning aud as re-
suit Of the visit announced that he would
coufne his application Co the attorncyshp
OF the Southern district ana that he will
make no effort 10 get appointed to the new
place TO be created IN the Eastc!n district.
pccipd Ia arrive here within the next two
days. Mr.. Burns is also expected soon uud
by some Of the Texans in the city State
Chairman Lyon Is looked for tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-13
THE POSTOFfICE BILL
General Debate Was Continued on the
Matter of an Appropriation.
CLASH on SUBJECT OF PACIFIC CABLE
MIR. Sims Said the House Had Been Inn
posed on by the Conferees on the
Permanent Census Bill.

W0enInrfon AT1r,h 10 --IonrrnI Iphnto
a
On the p0stoThce appropriation Dill con
t.nucd today, number OF topics being dis
cussod 1bo nro"nattnos Voc onI,veneo
'us7eu, Tue proceedings were ehhEene"
by clash between Mr.. Cor.iss tMichD ana
W., W. i'''''''' 'o" 'A'ol ON ,HV SuOJ'e' % Wv
"'lhc capIe' ms is ule see"nu ''n'e
these two members have locked horns on
the c,hje ouestton Mr. Sims lTenul de.
49,
voted some time To showing now the mousse
had been buncoed. he considered, in con
hect'oh with the permanent census Din
Mr. Dockery (Mo) discussed free rural de-
livery. Mr. Jackson iKnul the government
oWnersip OF teiegraphs ana Mt. greene
tPa) the Philippine situation. The latter
arared th,t. If ,yo u.o,ll .nroclaim our mr.
49,, ,,',..,,..i,,., ~ iun.