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other Games.

s'
AT NEW HAVEN.
Yale. ..........,l o q 0 0 ] q Is I .
dartmouth .-.....,O o q o q 2 q n o. 6 Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., H.. Jones, Meyer and T.
Jones; SLilen and MAR.
AT ccNpRIpcE.
E Bs5xsrd i.. :.:.:,". 9 $685. -
BattereS-Cartle and Currer; Nourse and Paine.
At PRINCETON.
WILLIAMS ....,,., . Ooooo % z
Princeton e. q o o u : J. U y IS 5 !
Batteries Ford and waters; H~eyniscr. Byram.
COoney and Doyle.
AT AMHERST.
Amherst ",.,,.. Q o02ooo
Columbia. .,.s,s.. o o q q o n Q q 90 3 3
Batterles-Newe and panahey; Tilt and Young.
. At EAsToE.
F FsIdYEam ,".,,, Q oSS 3 5-iH 2
Battenes-Kinsey and Shook. Heydor and MoDon.
aid.
At stamfor d-Fordha Prep. 3, Belts Second. T.
Al Observation-Disclosures. Is. Pratt Institute, I,
Baseball, Washington Park. To-day. 4 p, ".
Brooklyn 70. s.. Louis. Ladies' Day.
Baseball, Polo Gr'ds. To-day q p. ". Giants
Champions w. Chicago. Adm, ac,-Ads.
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BROOKLYN. 5 ST. LOUIS tN, L. o.

Browns wildness had a good deal to do with
the scoring Of the Brooklyns at Washington
Park yesterday Brown was prodigal with
the Brooklyns batted and helded well, and
Pastorious pitched so effectively that the
Cardinals were shut out. In the firS inning
lev and Jordan walked, filling the bases.
or, Maloney's ~ to Hoelskoettet, Casey
trotted home, Ritter walked, and Alderman
home. The generous Brown walked Lewis,
and this pushed Jordan to the plate. A base
a felder's choice and Jordan's timely hit
gave the Brooklyns two runs in the eighth
inning The scOre.
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Two has. hits Hs,,ell,, Howell a.. williams
isns and Chase Passed sN-Klelnow' stolen
bases-Nles. Conroy MI BY Pitcher -keelef
Wild pitch ORTIZ. First base on balls Otth. ],
struck out by Howell. a by orth, g. Left on
bases New York, s. 81. Louis, 3 tmpifes--
Connolly and Evans. Time i hour and 81 minutes.
AtIrndAncr -Aln-
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Total.

Each member of the winning team received
a souvenir trophy, the gift of the Boston
Women's Golf Association. There viii be a
noon the first eighteen holes at medal play of
the Women's Eastern Golf Association cham
pionship.
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'BAttcd for Harper In the second inning.
f3atted for Overall In the ninth inning.
.D.,,AI o.. rn,l-r To- So aIrkth lnYIn3

Waited Tor overall In the ninth inning,
:Batted for Taylor In the eighth inning.
Chicago ....,...,....o . O q . o Oil
New York 600. ....,.,.,.0 O 0 q q q o 3 o. 5
First base on error-Chicago. Left on bases
New York, o; Chicago, 10. First base OH balls
on Taylor, i: on overall, I. Struck out BY Tay.
Tor. !: by Overall. 1, b. Beebe, /. Three base hit
Sneckard, Two base hi,s-Browne. Schulte,
Chance, Tinker, Killing. Sacrifice hIts-Chance.
Schultz Double play-Gibert, Dahlcn and McGann.
MUG p~i.ches-Tay!oE oysrHll. n, BY %p,i.eHeg~
OF Ferguson. / in one inning; of Harper, none in
one inning. OF Overall, 3 IN seven innings; OF
O'Day. Time hours and S minutes. Attend
ancr s. on.
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CLEVELAND. 5; BosToS "a. LJ,l.

Two base hits-selbach, Freeman, Three has.
hit-Flick. Sacrince hits-Rossman, Rhoades, Free.
man, Goodwin. Stolen has Jackson. Turner,
First base on halls-of Rhcades, 2; OF Winters,
outNBy RhoadesS s. Double plays--Winters and
Grlmshaw; Stahl. Ferris and 6rhnshaw. Umpire
--o'Laughlin. Time hour and So minutes,
Attendancr-nTS l.
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CHICAGO "a. Ll. 1 pHrLApEL rHn "a Ll.a

CHICAGO, June o. In the eighth inning Of 70 days
game. with two out and two OIL bases, Donohue
sent an easy bounder to Broutners, who threw. wild
over hrst, i've men scoring. In the ninth the Phila'
deiphlas made three two baggeIs. but as Murphy
was caught Try Ing 10 stretch his hit into o triple
only one man scored. The score:
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Bufaio,. ...........o o / o o o OIL!
Let, on bases Jersey ci,,yy. + eqnalSS, I fiIst base
BY Toxen, 6; by Vovtnkle, !. Two base hit-Clern-
ent. sacrifice hlts-hiIl, Bean Keisier, Sto,en
piays-Murray and McAllister; Mattress, Smith
and Mcconnell; smith and Mcconnell HI by
pltcher-By Nowinkle, T.. Wild pitch--Foxen.,
Tim pire--Mornn. Time-i hour and 80 minutes.
Attendance-l,lO 100.
TORONTO. 3: NEWARK, >.
Mitchell drove In the winning run In the tenth
inning of the Toronto Newark game yesterday Ia
NeAuArk with a INn hAPrcr. Thh score.
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South Atlantic League.

At Columbia Columbia, 3: Charleston. IL.
At Augusta Augusta, ?; Macon, 3.
Al jackson viii e-JacksonNille, l. savannah, 8.
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GIAcERLEsS PLAY BY CHAMPS.
IrHs suF Wv tORks 'tOfHtF
HlRD JDII


fHa gtF tsft y]stpnsii ifsrFst ia iHf
eifia .%a.itHis ~ ti.iHfs " w. .f.s HfUf
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fHHaa Iaaiaftat fbr naIs ~ Upi sarfs
ss4Inat me UiaHsfa HHf fta nHsIHHH FftiHai
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Racing at Bunalo.

Good start: won dd ling: Pretensinn, b. G.. {, by
Orinsmb- Vanity; owned by John a. Drake: trained
by Iuhp Hyncs.
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West r Lengu

At Omahs- Lincoln. 3 Omaha. /.
At Dcnver-Denver. 9, pesMolnes. 5.
Al Puehlo-puebio. 7: Sioux City, 5,
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Totals, 30 3 q II IT IOVaTs''-''o q TO o
st Louis. ....,...,..O 0 U Q 90
Brooklyn. ...,...,,..,'.3 0 o 0 0 q 0 z 5
FIRST base on error Brooklyn. Left on bases
Brooklyn. IA: st. Louis, 2. First base on balls-oG
Pastorious, q of Brown, 10. Struck out-By Pas.
torlous, 2, by Brown, ?. Two base hit-Casey.
Sacrifice hlts-Lumlcy, Lewis. Stolen base- Lum-
ley. Double plays-Jordan mnassisted,; Lumley
and Jordan. Wild pitch Brown. Cmpire-John-
stone. TIme-l hour and 20 minutes. Attendance
$500.
PIrTsBuRd, s: BOSTON IN. IL, q.
RosroN. June e.-1he locals did not get a hit
until the ninth inning 10 -dAy. pttAburF scoring n
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First base on ~errors-Chlcago. ? Philadelphia. l.
Lei, on base = chicaso', > PniladelPhla. g. Two
Bender. Sacrifice hits Jones, oNel, BroutheIs.
stolen 9asesMHn h.: 9 Davis Double Play ws sTlG;
of Bender. 2. Struck out-By owen, q by Bender.
4. Wild pltch-Owen. Umpire Sheridan. Time
/ hour and IS minutes. endance--4.oOo.
DETROIT. 2; WASHINGTON. l.
DETROIT, June e.-Wild throws by Schlahy and
Stahl allowed Sicver to pursue an uninterrupted
course round the bases In the ninth to-day, bring.
Ing In the WANING run after Stahls single had lied
the score in the preceding half OF the same Inning.
The score:
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Two base hlts-Thoney, .McGoyern,, Mitchell.
s sioien 6 bSs~rG Malay. T faorS.S' w%eiidenssSl "a,
on "fft erses, 3; Of Mitchell, s struck cSi-By
Fertsch. s. by Mitchell, I. lt by piteher-By
Mitchell, /. First base on errSrsZZSswsr I;
Double play-Weidenssul and Meek. Umpire
KERN. Time hours and Is minutes Attend
AT BALr5 MORE.
Baltimore .,,,... cecciSooeI st
Rochester. n n 90 ! v l o wv i
Battthes-Adkins and Hsare; clesry and Steel
man.
Providence. o 3 o Q o 0 o-S 10 J
Bateies-Mattern and Dillon; cronin and Barton.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LKAouE,
chiearo 10 New York; 81, Louis In Brooklyn
Pittsburs In Boston,: Cincinnati in Philadelphia.
LAKRIckN LEAGUE.
New York in St. Louis; Washinrton in Detroit.
Philsdelphia In Chicago; Boston In Cleveland.
EAsISRT LHAduT,
Montreal in Jersey City; Rochester in Newark
Buffalo In Baltimore; Toronto In Providence.
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EASTERN


'FUNHEf III u II WV y
Jersey City captured the third garpe OF their
series with the leaders In Jersey City yesterday.
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s1XI7 RACE

Lad start: won easily; Telephone. eh, b" 5, by
Shapfell -Pompadoura; owned aud trained by r. A.
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K|HEI
TAKEN
OVER
RUMOR THAT KIHEI PLANTATION
HAS BEEN TAKEN iOvER BY
MAUI AGRICULTURAL co.

There is a persistent rumor on the
streets to the effect that the Kihei
Plantation has been taken over by
the Maui Agricultural Company and
VIII be operated as a part of the busi-
ness of that partnership. Although
nothing definite has been given out
to that effect, business men about town
believe that there is but little reason to
doubt but that it is true
1t is said that for some time the Maui
Agricultural Company has been trying
to obtain this plantation and the news
that it had succeeded in doing so did
not come as a surprise to the business
men of the place. ....
j. p. Cooke when seen in regard to
the matter stated that he had nothing
whatever to say.
Last Thursday the stock was selling
at $S.125 when 1t dropped to rs where
it stood until yesterday when it went to
$3.50, and today it sold at SO.
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PLEA FOR
KOREAN
NUMBER SIX
REV J. W. wADMAN GETS LAST STATEMENT FROM THE MAN
WHO TESTIFIED AGAINST CHANG YUEL DENYING THE
TESTIMONY RECORD A FURTHER APPEAL
CLEMENCY POSSIBLE

The case of Korean Number is
probably not done with yet. The Rev.
DR.. Wadman, who has interested him
self all along in the Korean cases and
who attended the men executed up to
the last, yesterday secured further evil
dcnce which he regards as strongly
showing the innocence of No. 6, whose
name is Chang Chez Yuel. As result
the matter may be taken up again
with the Acting Governor.
The testimony against No. g." said
the Rev. Wadman this morning. was
by Wo Miung Sock, one of the three
executed today. Yesterday l took No
to the cell Of Wo Miung Sock. The
two men greeted each other warmly
as friends and I asked the man who
was about to be executed regarding his
testimony as to No 6. He denied ever
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Three Korean murderers, two of
whom died bravely, while the third
after a night of shrieking and bias
phemy was held helpless with terror
on the scaffold, were executed in Oahu
prison this morning. In each case
the execution was perfect. There was
not a motion by any one of the three
unfortunates after the trap was sprung
In each case the neck was broken i'm
mediately and there was no suffering
of physical pain.
Wo Miung Sock did not spend the
usual murderers' quiet night" before
execution. At about two o'clock this
morning ne reused Murderers Row in
the Jail by his cries, alternately of ter
ror and brayado. He called for wine
and wanted to try to enjoy himself
This man broke down at the last He
had to be supported on the scaffold and
was speechless in the last awful mo-
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Progress of
kekauOha'S S
Hearing
BOARD OF IMPEACHMENT SIT
TING THIS AFTERNOON AS A
COURT HEARING TESTIMONY.

The Board Of Impeachment met at 2
O'Clock this afternoon to resume the
case of Deputy Sheriff George Kekauo-
ha on trial of malfeasance i'm office.
Present were Chairman George w
Smith, Supervisors Moore, Archer,
Paele, Lucas and Cox.
James A. Thompson was the first
witness sworn. He was called out
of order-in order that he might return
to his duties as clerk of the Circuit
Court. He had in his custody trans
cript of the testimony in the case of
the Territory VS.. Akina. The County
Attorney wished to enter the manu-
script as evidence.
Achi raised an objection but was
overruled.
Achi raised an objection to the chair
man ruling on questions raised. He
said that the entire Board should act
so that it would be fair to his client.
Chairman Smith stated that he was
authorized to do so by vote Of the
board.
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concern known as the Prudential" loru
or funding society, the successor, it is
stated, of the Fidelity Funding Com
7any, The Prudential scheme was in
the nature of get-rich-quick PROPOSE
tion, with its patrons in the get-poor-
quick class and its organizers enjoying
the quick riches part of it. There were
complaints among Japanese who went
INTO the scheme and didn't get rich
either quick or slow, and the matter
was taken up by the grand jury a cou-
pie of weeks or so ago. It is not known
whether there have been any indict-
lnents found, but there are well found
ed rumors that Nervy Nat is to try
some other field.
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ment before the drop. The man who
stood beside him at that moment,
Kang Yong Box, spoke a few words,
expressing his hope of mercy in the
hereafter. The last murderer, who
died alone, Shin Miung Ok showed the
bravest spirit of all. He spent all
the morning in prayer and as he stood
waiting for the moose he said he had
committed a grevious sin and hoped
that God would have mercy on his
soul He prayed at the last moment.
The executions were carried out
without a single hitch. Between the
hours of six this morning and half
past nine the gallows We're erected the
electric apparatus installed and tested
and the three murderers hanged. The
time would have been shorter but for
the necessity of making changes be-
Continued on Page Five).
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having given any such testimony. He
said No. was his friend and that in
stead of saying that No. had haIned
TO torture the victim of the murder. he
had said that a Korean named Yee.
who belonge tn the same gang as him
sell, hut was not tr ed for this crime.
nor called as witness, said that No.
mad done so, but that he, Wo. did not
believe it, as re Lad not seen him
1 am afraid there were mistakes in
interpretation ~ The case and that this
was one of them. The whole case.
shows that it is the duty of our gov
ernment to see that there are conne-
tent interpreters for this class of cases.
IT we cannot get such men here we
should send for them. no matter what
Is the expense, for certainly it is worth
any cost to insure fair administra-
tion of Justice"
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ADORABLE
- HI o b -
FOR SUM M E r

We have the Summer shoe for ladies.
Summertime brings out many dainty
garments which would lose their pret-
ty effects If worn with winter shoes.
Our Summer shoe is made Of imported
Russia russet leather. Plain toe pump.
Cuban heel and welt sole. Ten de-
gres cooler than a black shoe, besides
being the most stylish thing for after
noon street dress. The style doesn't
bring high prices, because we sell them
at $3.50 a pair.
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.DORIC HERE
WITH MAIL
LINER WILL DOCK THIS AFTER
NOON-HAS MAIL UP TO MAY
II FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The s. S, Doric arrived or port short
ly after o'clock this afternoon from
San Francisco with seven days later
mail from the mainland. She will
dock about $3.50 p. m.
Owing to the gasoline having given
out the Customs LAUGH could not be
operated, so the quarantine launch took
the various officials out TO the vessel.
The Dorlc is en- route to the Orient.
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NO FOOD SHORTAGn

The food shortage scare has no foun-
dation here. K. Yamamoto can supply
the best Japanese rice at lowest price.
Phone Main S99, p. o. Box $40. Hotel
street near Nuuanu.
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MAY Be MISSING
RUSSIAN ANARCHISTS
FOUR SUSPECTS CAUGHT AT KA-
NEOHE THIS MORNING-WAR-
RANTS ISSUED FOR THEM

-Four men, three of whom may be the
Russian anarchists who escaped from
the transport Sherman, were captured
at Kaneohe this morning and are be-
ing brought to Honolulu.
Warrants against the three Russians
charging them with having unlawfully
landed on American soil, have been is
sued from the Federal Court.
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ECONOMY IN THE END.

A few doses of ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy will cure your cold and per-
haps save doctors bill later on. It
always cures and cures quickly For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith &,
Co., agents for Hawaii.
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Militia And
Regulars on
enOriaI Day
PROGRAM OF THE GRAND ARMY
OF THE REPUBLIC ON DECORA-
TION DAY-PRINCIPALH HORNE.

Memorial Day, May 30, is to be OBJ
served as usual by the Grand Army of
the Republic. A committee of George
w. De Long Post of which Fred Tur-
rill is chairman has practically com
pleted the arrangements
For Sunday, May q, the Post has ac-
cepted the invitation of Rev. DIR. Will
liam M. Kincaid to attend a patriotic
service at Central Union Church in the
evening. The members of the post will
meet at tEei- Post headquarters and
march in body to the church, one of
the addresses will be by Acting Gov
ernor Atkinson. Appropriate music
will be rendered
CContinuad on poga TNivaN
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ORDER BY ,PHONE.

c. J. Mccarthy carries all the fav-
orite brands of liquors in hs new job
Ding department. Order your favorlte
Scotch" and you'll get it. Phone Main
SO.
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RACE IS
SURE TO
Be SAILED
CoMMODOORE HOBRON RECEIV-
ED A CABLE FROM J. F. MORGAN
THIS MORNING.

The trans-Pacifc Yacht race is an
assured fact. Today Commodore Ho-
bron received the following cable from
j. f. Morgan in San Francisco.
"The race will start from San Pedro
on June II. The Lurline, Anemone
and La Paloma are entered.
MORGAN"
The La Paloma has probably sailed
Tor San Pedro and that is the reason
that Mr.. Hebron has received no word
from Clarence Macfarlane to whom he
cabled scOmedays ago.
San Pedro is a port near Los Angeles
III southern California. June II, is the
greatest Hawaiian holiday.
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MRS. MORGAN DEPARTED TODAY.
Mrs ]. f. Morgan departed today by
the S, S. Korea for San Francisco TO
meet her husband. They win proceed
east to visit a son.
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RESUMED PRACrIcp

George d. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Hatch on KaaE.umanu street.
Telephone Main 21A,
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VERY LATEST IN BOOKS.

The False Gods, by Lorimer. The
Patriots, by Brady The Great Re-
fusal, by Gray. The Jungle, by SIN
clair. At Arleighs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-23
THE VERY LATEST IN BOOKS.

TT - I4IF I III 4 10 ~ I1OONo'
The most up-to-date insto tionery.
The largest assortment in Blank Books
and Office Supplies and all at the low
est prices. Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd.
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Continued on Page Eight.
ALL THE YEA

ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
People who know prefer Rainier beer
In springtime-also in summer, fall and
winter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-23
oRIENTE SAILED TODAY.

The italian bark Oriento sailed this
morning in ballast for Port Angelus.
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SAN FRANCISCO BANKS REOPEN,

UALAND May 2S-The banks generally resume
BUSINESS To-Day There
various titutio ''7 ieope"Hg Oh TN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-23
FIRE DESTROYS A.

FIRE DESTROYS ANOTHER CITY.
FAIRBANKS Alaska 28-T almost
hre The loss a lion dola N''0'e1 u
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-23

hNGAGEMESNT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Genevieve Dow
sett to Prentice N Gray of Oakland
has been announced.
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TRYING FOR UNION

IltfING FOR UNION
i'fe MONIES, Iowa. May 23The
SESSION mere IS moving a tto
of the Presbyterian ~ VIII" '"e cumberland branch
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-23

zinc JOb PrIntIng. star Omoe.
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NERVY NAT and
THE GRAND JURY
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION ANIMALS FAILS TO
MATERIALIzE, AND ITS WIDELY HERALDED PROMOTER IS
SAID SEEKING PASTURES NEw-GIyr- RICH or1ctl
SCHEME DIDN'T WORK,

NAT" Weinberg is said to have
abandoned his intention to start a So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals here and to have decided in
stead that he will move to pastures
new. The reason for the decision is
reported to be that the grand jury or
gan'Zed itself as a Society for the Pre-
vention of Graft, and it didn't like
Mats work. In fact it is said to have
reached the conclusion that Nat was
raw and there was pilikia in sight for
Nat.
The prevention of cruelty has not
been going ahead very fast, but Vein
berg has been getting busy with a
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THE YACHT RACE.

@ . 4MSiELtS M May The yacht race from the pe
o San Francis ioh'
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