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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-19
YOU WILL NOT

be deceived. That there are cheats
and frauds ia plenty every body
knows; but it is seldom or never
that any large business house is
guilty of them, no matter what
line of trade it follows. There
can be no permanent success Of
any kind based on dishonesty or
deception. There never was, and
never will be. The men who try
that are simply fools and soon
come to grief-as they deserve
Now many persons are, neverthe-
less, afraid to buy certain adver-
tised articles lest they be hum
bugged and deluded; especially
are they slow to place confidence
in published statements. of the
merits of medicines. The effec-
tive modern remedy known as
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
is as safe and genuine an article
to purchase as flour, silk or COT
ton goods from the mills of man
ufacturers with a worldwide re-
putation. We could not afford to
exaggerate its qualities or misre-
present it in the least; and it is
not necessary. it is paatable as
honey and contains the nutritive
and curative properties of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, extracted by us
from fresh cod livers, combined
with the Compound Syrup Of
HypOphosphites and the Extracts
of Malt and Wild Cherry; and
how valuable such a blending OF
these important medicinal agents
must be is plain to everybody
1t is beyond price in Weakness
and lack of Nervous Tone, Ane-
mia, Scrofula, La Grippe, Lung
Troubles and Impurities Of the
Blood. Science can furnish no
thing better-perhaps nothing so
good. DR.. w. II. Dale, of Cana
da, says: "I have used it in my
practice and take pleasure in re-.
commenting it as a valuable ton
ic and reconstructive," 1t is q
remedy that can afford to appeal
to it's record and represents the
science and knowledge of bright
and aggressive medical investiga-
ton. Effective, from the first
dose. Sold by all chemists here.
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After The Horse Is Stolen

Governor Dole this morning the following message
legislature:
The act of Congress providing government for the Terri
tory OF Hawaii repealed Part of Chapter % Of the Penal Laws
and Act SO of the Session Laws 1893 relating to the restrc
ton OF Chinese immigration
The repealed laws made provision among other things for
the payment OF certain the Board of Immigration
out of the wages of each Chinese borer admitted under the a
ory OF such laws such moneys be deposited by Board
OF immigration in the Postal Savings Bank and to be pay
ing the passage of such abore of the country upon his ceas
ing to work agricultural aborer laborer sugar
Or rice mills.
Under the provisions of the Organic Act the Postal Saw
ngs Bank has been closed and the fund paid to the
government which has since that time administered such fund
separately IRON the nances of the and has from
time to time purchased tickets for the passage from the country
OF the persons entitled such moneys the amounts due
them respectively and paid them the balance
There is has there been the Organic Act
went into effect any law for the custody and disposition of such
funds which at the present time amount to $Is5,5467o
recommend appropriate legislation for the custody and dis
position of this fund
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SPECIAL MEETING.
KoHALA SUGAR COMPANY

BY order of the Board of Directors, a
special meeting of the Kohala Sugar
Company will be held at the office of
Castle e Cooke, Ltd, in Honolulu, Ca
hu, on Monday, March %, 1908 at 3 p.
m. for the purpose of considering cer-
tain questions relative to the bonded
Indebtedness of the company.
HENRY WATERHOUSE
Secretary Kohala Sugar Company.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
At Chamberlain Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of Olaf
Bergstrom, late of Honolulu, Oahu,
deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Allowance of Final accounts, dis
tributiOn and discharge.
On reading and filing the petition and
accounts of David Dayton, Admnistra-
tor of the estate of Olof Bergstrom,
late of Honolulu, Oahu, deceased,
wherein he asks to be allowed S2156S
and he charges himself with $274. so,
and asks that the same may be exam
ined and approved, and that a final or
der may be made of distribution of the
property remaining in his hands to
the persons thereto entitled, and dis
charging him and his sureties from all
further responsibility as such admins
traitor.
1t is ordered, that Monday the 9th
day of April A. D., 1903, at ten o'clock
a. M, before the judge of said court at
the court room OF the said court at
Honolulu, Island of Oahu, be and the
same hereby Is appointed as the time
and place for hearing said Petition and
accounts, and that all persons interest
ed may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted, and may
present evidence as to who are entitled
to the said property. And that notice
of this order, in the English language,
be publish ed in the Hawaiian Star, a
newspaper printed and published in
Honolulu, for three successive weeks,
the last publication to be not less than
two weeks previous to the time there
in appointed Cor said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, this 10th day OF
March, 1903.
w. j. ROBINSON,
Third Judge First Circuit Court
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has this day taken possession
of the place of business of King Chun,
No. 119 Hotel street. under and by vir-
tue of certain deed of assignment for
the benefit of creditors, dated the 10Th
day of February, 1908, All claims
against the said King Chun must be
presented to the undersigned at the Of
flee of Thayer & Hemenway, 6O3 and
GOA Stangenwald Building, within 30
days from date.
WADE WARREN THAYER,
Assignee of King Chun.
Honolulu, February 18th, 1903
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TheFaDlOuSL.O.U.

The House committee the Chinese fund shortage and the
escape Treasurer Wright holding daily morning sessions and
examining large number OF witnesses This morning w. o.
Smith appeared before committee Among others that have
examined Henry E. Cooper Henry Hapai and A.
Magoon The testimony of Governor Dole will be taken
he is well enough
1t stated by who claim be in position to know that
$4,000 shortage originally in the Chinese fund at
all but that when Wright made his famous o. u he made Ter
rora treasury funds good by taking cash from the Chinese fund
This would that the transaction known to number OF
people Wrights shortage in fact is stated
some the day when he decided to skip The House
committees report expected to contain highly interesting find
ngs
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WRIGHT VS., WILCOX

Authoritative announcement is made
that B. H. Wright has said that
Charles Wilcox has no 81. o. us for
the last batch OF road fupd warrants Of
which Wilcox is charged with being
short. Wilcox has other Il. o. us"
but not for the last batch which are
approximately about $2.4OO and were
the subject for the sensational report
made in the House yesterday.
Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times foI
cents.
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INVITATIONS TO AN ALL ROUND SCRAP

Attorney General Lon Andrews has taken I'D the matter of
the investigation into the conduct of the attorneys
f. Sumner the having been referred him Chief
Justice rear The fact that the chief justice took shortly
after the had been submitted when lust about had
time to read the record thought by indicate that
he found something in the record calling for such STEP
The attorney general has written the lawyers
cerned inviting them send in specifications of their charges
against another In the papers filed and in their arguments
the attorneys made accusations against another aeg
ing various of backmai and fraud Il invited them to
send specifications said Attorney General Andrews shall
look into the matter when receive replies If don't receive
the specifications shall take up the inquiry my way
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
Ok. M. 49, MARLIER DE RoUToN,

DENTIST-ZAHNAR
Rooms % and 2S Young Building. Be
tween Hotel and King streets. Hours
to 5.
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Note Heads, Bill HAAS, Statements
and Fine Commercial limiting at the
Star once
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY
SATURDAY, DIST MARCH
THE LADY OF OSTEND."

Seats on sale at Orpheum Theatre.
Doors open 1880 performance at S:15
Tariff $100, 75c, soc, and 25c.
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and wife, Minnie Dessy,Nto the Or
pheum Co., Ltd, in LibeT 2Os, Page 81
Subject to mortgage TO the German
Savings and Loan Society OF San Fran
cisco, for 1872, 500, of record in Liber 232,
Page 107.
CHAS. r. CHIIILINGWORTH
Deputy Sheriff. Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu, Oahu,
March T. 1903.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Undersigned and his family wish
to express their heartfelt thanks for
friendly aid and sympathy expressed
during their recent bereavement,
T. O'BRIEN.
Honolulu. March 49, 1903
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Imp ed imcnts to Religious Marriage.
From he Church Eclectic.


The impeachment Of dtsparfas cutus difference
OF Christian Worship applies to the case Of the mar
rage OF Christian with either unbaptized per
son or one who Is member OF some false religion.
as Hindoo or Mussulman. or course. In such
case there may be and doubtless Is valid civil con-
tract which will be recognized and sanctioned by
the State but then the once OF the priest IL to id
minister sacraments and not to make valid clvi!
cont racts. As marriage is sacrament. baptism
Is an Indispensable and necessary requirement.
and no priest can consent to bless such a union.
II such unions are thus prohibited, the case where
one OF the parties Is Jew must be treated In pre-
cisely the same way. Instances OF marriages be-
tween Jews and Christians are by no means uncom-
mon, and there lis every probability that In the
present lax morality OF society they will increase
rather than diminish. The priest. therefore. should
always be on his guard lest he should be mlsled or
deceived The very least that he can do Is TO make
careful Inquiries In case either Of the parties ls
unknown to him and should he nnd that baptism
Is wanting, or that the man or the woman is not
Christian his line OF action Is clcar-he must Insist
upon the forsakng OF tho false religion and require
the unbaptzed person TO receive holy baptism.
or he cannot Oticlntc.
No doubt this sounds harsh and severe. especially
when the case Of modern Unltarans Is considered.
But when the fact is recalled that Unltarianlsm
has for its foundation the denial OF our blessed
Lord and that II has no sacramcnts whatever
dts sacrament of baptism. II It's meaningless and
empy form can by any Itch Of words be so called,
Is defective in matter and form, there can be no
doubt as to what is the only course to pursue. In
the case OF other sectS which are VIGOROUSLY loose
and careless about baptism. the safest and tho
vyscst course would be to administer hypothetical
baptism
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IDA Hustled HARPER.
HIS CENT CAME BACK.
Cost Him NJ to Regain Ills Pocket Piece
AFTER Cix Years Absences.

From, The Phtddciphd Pr'Sa
Take an ordinary copper cent.piece' stamp
4, with n private mark. put il into circulation
and what arc the chances that YOU Will ever
,a., II NJ gain? There IL one nan who says that
ba tried the trick and succeeded at IT, HE Is
- busipes. man who refuses to allow ms name
- be us,d in print about the story; Dut ne Tells
No tnle to many Of his friends ana ne Vouches
for its truth l., ,.,,,,a - cant ,,iece dated
oaa In tho restaurant Of the Lafayette Hotel,
tn n",, ,.nl,ctpd il for luck and as menento oil
inI, IittIe dinner scratched his mtmls on 1t
iWit, ryor the frnthcrrd head. while on the
Ju., ~. aided those Of the hotel Until 1929
H., ',rcnsurcd the coin, then drew It out oi ms
noclrt with n handful of other change; nnd,
hnfnre he realized H. tho cent piece had gone
tLn mysterious way of all money ,,,,,
vcnr ngo he chanced. being OF u curious
,,,rr 81 mind TO fnll into conversation one
IuIn ;n ", Win !, professional begCar at Broad
ord chestnut streets lie upbrain"l IN" h'th
Y',' ,,attinv SO much money tor nothing.
~" oh "snid the bsggar, I don,t get 20 mnGn,
,r,.,!' iii I've got in the last hour. ana lie
neg, I'M moment the electric light fel, upon
,hc coin and the business man. 70 MS amaze.
Wv M, "nn'i,vht ii ght Of the letters " J.. on IN"
nheel; of the face He took the coin hhu eShI,,.
;naI !, more closely. Sure enough, there were
ihru J.. ~, iinitins lust above the feathers where
he hod placed them 4 half dozen years Dei ,.n
II" " oncn. his prejudice against begging van
'H!!f give YOU dollar for that colnl ne crisd
ri ~ Envgnr grew wary AZ his cngernees
I'd Temnnded S5 Needless to say. ne got ~
and niso of course. the cent piece mr. neSeS
an1" ieft the business mans watch chain'
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He Blded His Time.

From the Newark ErenfnO Ncrs
There lived one time, a shiflcss chap. who wasn't
To settle down and plug along he never could abide
He felt the Are OF greatness burn within his eager
And knew Himself GU, out for deeds the highest and
HIS spirit iNlrly 'umed and frothcd ut cruel ra'e''
or favorlcss environment he ever made complaint.
But some lnc day. he used TO say. III set the world
It's no. for me unknown to be when do so aspire.
Each day our hero might have found some labor to
pursue.
On every side stood waiting work for willing hands
to do
The ncIsnborhood wherein he dwelt had crying need
ofmcH
To NOV the lawns for instance. and TO beat the
A man SO k~cny conscious Of his rcnl Inward worth
Gould hardly care to tackle toll so tainted OF the
And so, to poss the time away until his chance
should come.
He bonrdcd with his mother when he wasn't drink
Ing rum.
No doubt. good .natured reader. you opne and
apprehcnd
That this vain. shiftiess person met mean and
s,frry end.
The facts arc these He waited I'll the time, for us
when wagons run with gnsolcnc became the reign
inR fad.
A sudden. Wild demand arose for drivers, men with
chceR,
And Shirty got a handsome Job at Nifty bones a
The people stare whercer he goes: he's gained
his great desire,
And every day he sets the world. or part of It, ahre
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The sJaner.

From tns D6npfT f'ON
Nv ma An mes decided by a strickly party vote
That pas the durndest liner over rode billy goat
An ne keeps sayln She to blame fur all his jlnin
fur.
He lined the secret Masons fist. then lined the
WOOdmens lodge
Then lined the Elks 1t beln one he said he couldn't
An then ken on a jinia glttn SECRETS fur to keep,
ontlI he got tnlltln' about Jlnin' In his sleep.
Ma coases him TO tell her what they do at lodge o.
An why theS don't take wimmen, in chs State Of
Men pa he ii wink the other eye At mo real ally an
A woraSn couldn't ride the goat. not bcln bull,
Ma says while hos inn he ort to jins the church,
An labor fur n roostln place up on the Zion perch,
But pa hAs fined the Shrners now. an says he knows
conb Tss SS" wouldn't jne in successful hitch
Ma had her dander up one night when pa como
home, an said
She wouldn't stand fur fairy tales no more fur. on
She ho 1s Si' III. ,lnn business was blind fur
To let deesvin' husbands lead the wustest sor, o.
Then pa explained the liner cash I d come 10 her
would take the last sad fatal plunge into eternity;
An now she's Jes' rs patient ms hog stuck In tho
mirr.
A-waitn fur the day when he will jne the heAv.
emily ohor.
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U6hlcr SnOuu uhVc Doeu StOppcu hOm kOpiHDih9
AS card.
Pinochlc j. y. says: A wins a trick. mclds twenty
and calls out. bets he cannot call out on meld.
u Is wrong AS winning the trick makes the
mcld good, and II 1t Is enough TO win the game he
is out.
j.. X. says: A Is to deal. and after stunning the
cards presents them to be cut. II insists on shut
ling them nrst ana a bets ne mas no right 10
Any player has a right to shuttle the cards. but
the dealer has the last shuttle before they cut.
A cannot object to rs stunning, but he can re-
shuttle them again before presenting them to be
cut
can he use the king and queen to make further
melds OF 80 kings and 90 queens?
Yes.
A. J. r. says: A mclds marriage in spades. and
then four Jacks. scoring nothing for the pinochle
on the table This Is still on the table when he
adds the other cards TO make double plnochle. u
bets the score good TOR 40 only. as the nrst carus
had been used In other melds.
y Is wrong, as the other mcds were In a different
class.
E. r. says: In four,hand game Alb mcld
enough to put them O05 on the slate. w being
w scoring the whole $50 G.B insist that they
are out. as w cannot get enough to go out while
w say that all the points NEEDED BY A. must
be wiped OH the slate again. Which Is nght'
Mcds are not good until the side making them
has n trick, that A BIS melds are lost under
this rule.
W. u. s. says: The opener has drawn and bet, but
no ono calls him He shows pair OF aces, but tho
others Insist that h. must show all flvc cards. lie
bets nc Is required to show openers only.
II not called after the draw. openers only need
he shown. and the other cards face down, to show
that the hand was not foul
WhIskcy Poker n. II. 4. says: bets that he
can exchange his entire hand for the nvc cards on
the table. face up
A Is right.
Pinochle. J. J. s. says: A has 9sO scored and
wins the first trick. He melds twenty and calls
out. B bets he must win another trick Drst.
Not In two hand. He Is out.
r. G. SAYS: Diamonds trumps In three hand
came, Leafs n spade: second man has none and
trnmpS Third man has no spades. Must he
ovcrtrump'
Va
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su n, m or.


From the Pau Mall Gasetfs.
Earth ass dosd shs bridal Faient which her virgin
r.r.r @ a., strI ssrass mother than the shy and
As the Ills TO the bilebe as the heather to the ling,
As the Sunshine the twilight, so Is summer to the
spring.
Golden on her golden bosom Is tho waving of the
Bright and flaming red the peoples that her comely
And she weaves Inc thousand emerald tnss tina. play
among her trees s
In the Sfilllance OF the banner she is nuterins to
the breeze.
There's honsysgckle garland bound about her
Sending down lis SCENTED tendrs with her neck and
And the roses and carnations in her tangled ,resses
meet,
AS they wind about her body on their way to kiss
her feet.
Now she knows no thoushs Of sorrow. and her only
1, breath OF fragrant perfume in ru..l'ns neld of
rye
And she laughs through every moment OF her sun
Where SsI chase sn. pebble. and her sill.
yer fountains play.
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II ) EMS : WORM Wa 'i4i r READING.
sunday.

81
From the Kansas Guy Independent
On Sunday no alarm shScIr 49,
What bliss to wake To sSorn the clock.
10 smile and 20 70 sleep again.
And 10y Sy S9ss Amp ; .s Se NO aSwS
And care worn brows forfeit 10 frown.
When Sunday comes.
On Sunday there "a broathless haste
T9 mill or mart on tlreicsb lens;
And Oh. how beautiful the tfsts,.
Oflclsurc In the ham and deGsl
70 issr SG sms s snsp sSs4
You only net SUCH Toys as these
When Sunday comas.
Before tSe rlSss with iiuse delight.
Take out oflall the little cYns M.
,, Thht, they have had In pima AZ night.
WHEN Fs Sys SSH s sTsH%sy spias nmps;
And by clean collars they Re oppressed
When Sunday comes.
When Sunday comes hoy grand TO ST.,
(When you have dlncd among your hn)
To read q blt. and dotc a Bit,
Until thcy bring the supper In.
w" And n saSs e. Wild WI q ss sss ss2S huns
An extra pleasing Sabbath suno
When Sunday comes.
When sunday comes with what glow
(As Horace sAid some time ago):
So 5sss q q Ssa.y S s.s e az .s three.
WIN glad hear 8 inward fes and drums:
And--keep. corner please, for me.
When Sunday comes.
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The Knell Of the Irish joke.
From me Pilot.


wherever the brcAZcs carry
The lnnyuagc that Shakespeare spoke.
The chambers Of progr echo
The knell OF the Irish Joke.
wherever the sun Is wing
with tho warmth Of The Celtic soul.
From the belfYics Of truth, the drgcs
For scorn and for fnlschood roll.
In n land that is strange In its humor,
Ever comic itself In ~ fnlrth.
The ilbe AZ the conquered md fr.rndles8,
And the rough burlcsoue had their birth.
Like the plagua that Journeys IN vessels
This tnst4lcss dcrlson sprcRd.
And the Scorn OF a calm then building
Was heaped on the builders head
nut the shackloS on Celtic effort
The walls by the tyTant laid
After ages. at length lie shattered
On the highways new sgc made.
In the regions whose name should he Future"
The dawn Of q new day broke,
As n mist from our raCc II is rolling
The curse OF the Irish Joke.
THOMAS J, REGAIN.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Who. wrote a poem called The Sutches"2
learned u At school twenty-five years ago. and
think II began:
20 dear little stitches
You surely arp witches"
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shorthand, typewritlng, book
business arithmetic.
business pcnmanshlp, spelling,
punctuation, thoroughly taugha
In our SPECIAL SUMMER
COURSES. so many requests
nave been made by our friends
that the NIGHT school remain
open all summer that this has
been arranged, This Is a gem
uinr opportunity. ny Scptcln-
her or October much can %
SPECIAL RATES for these
FS,
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To settle a bet please say where the State line
IS hetwcon New York and New Jersey. | say II Is
the middle OF the Hudson River: the other end OF
the bet shys II II at low water mark each side
OF the river. and the river itself Is In neither State.
but belongs TO the National Government.
So INQUIRER.
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VIII You kindly tell me from what the following
quotations arc taken9 I. Might drew her sable
mantle on and pinned II with star" O. THE waters
81 pt nights svefy veil hung low on Jordan s
shore--and the cddies curled beneath"
l. From Death in Disguise, " by Nc Donald Clarke
the Mad Poet born i7os. died 1912. 2. We do not
know.
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Yearn inas.

From Lpe
Break. break, break.
On thy cold gray stones. D sea,
While the things want but never can get
Speak out In thy plant TO me.
Oh, well for the country lass
That she shoots tho chqtes with a yell.
And we'll for the dry goods clerk
That he bathes In the hehving swell:
And the stately millionaire
Walks down the sands with smile.
But show. OH show me railway car
With shade on both sides Of the alslc
Up tho beach In great white tent
There are preacher men 10 day.
And people stirred BY the earnest word
bow down their heads and pray.
And lis weIl--they hope 70 receive
Something they ought or ought not 10,
But why can't have an automobile
That will aut. and quit when It ought toy
There's wind and the shining sun
And the beautiful bright blue bay.
While hand In hand on the shining sand
Contiguous lovers stray.
| search In vain for the fbults OF Joy
That fount as they bill and coo.
For I'm looking to day for a fountain pen
That will f0unt when want II to.
Oh, we'll that the fisherman nouns
For the lobsters that are no morei
He should SGT lobster pots on the proper spots,
For there's HOLSTERS enough on shore:
Yet the things we want but never can get
Make all the prospect bleak.
And m yearning. In vain. for a lost golf ball
That will answer, Here. SIR" when speak.
WINTHROP PACKARD.
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Speaking generally. 1t Is the middle OF the Hud
son River
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Was the State Of Georgia the frst Government
In the worlds history to authorize the building Of
railroad TO be owned by the State in fee simpler