The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-08

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I'VE were wakened at early dawn by
a most violent shaking. 1 was some
what dazed as / had been in a sound
sleep, but / knew at once 1t was
terrific earthquake and my first
thought was to get the family to-
gether. / do not know what happenel
after / woke them up, but it seemed
ages before the terrific shaking SUBJ
sided. 1t seemed to me like five min
utes, but the scientists say it was only
sS seconds.
when it was over we began taking
an inventory of the damage and found
every medicine bottle had been thrown
from its place on a shelf to the floor.
The furniture had been moved around.
Nearly all of the milk had been thrown
out of the pans onto. the floor. A great
many things in the pantry We're dis
turbed and the chimney on our house
was pitched to the ground. Up to this
time we had very little idea of the
magnitude of the disaster. We dressed
leisurely and had breakfast as usual.
Just as / was starting down town we
'""' me etreet Nais we're mo-
running running anu ina. tie eiraht Schooi was
n,Ju' ~ ai.n ma. 'he @roi,' uoor Vi %,
"ay ooiiese iau 'a'eu i.i' we u'u
no. oeneNe nan u we SUITES ou' "
things. a.
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we're bonnari,g ~ san Tr,ncisco
santa pns, san In.o and ~ n,,ias
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f,aternal ar cbaritabi organization Is
at work The moor peopIe left behind
In San Francisco are the ones who
suffer from thirst A large part of
tba citv 10 without water and ouanti-
ties of II are being sent over from
here. but the people can not all be
reached. The ferries have refused to
carry anyone over to the city. but /
managed TO get through and had a
chance tn see some of the heart-rend-
ing sights
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