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Ger oruGcnoc GuGlcnitrifc.

&ictc Soblengrdber inl Slntbrucit Ne.
pier bcreita I'M Nllaiton0. - 9c-
rutblung in Nilfcaburre. - Hea.
Ding @ubn b0ltit &orrdtbe alf.
Eunriutomnep, Ea.. 9.6cbr,
- Sl elmer bier a%bgeboltcnen Moi.
lenperiammlul0 Der Wrllbcltarbeittr
Der Buffalo. Hod)cltcr 1t. Eittablrg
Gool 1t. Srou Gn, DIR Sciferipn Ii.
Glcorliclo Gonl Ii. Sron 80. lllo Der
nit 0ieiel perhltI0cnel aloeren WC+
iellihoften lit Der cinltInlnllgc Nts
ld)lltB gefuBt luur0Cl, Die Nrbc1t lrli
mtc0cr announcement mcnlt ollie jlu1s
idell Den Wcleuldaltcn uIl0 0cll Nr=
beitern idppcbcn0cn Giiicrcll5cn tire
9cilcglllg erfahren hnbtlt. Nllt etlier
III Hcpnploauiuc obgcboltcNclt 0rll-
bcnorbeiter &~erIunnnlll>9 ltlnlnltcn
Die 9lr6eitcr oicic3 Ne3irt2 Dem Il er
geioBtcn 9ridlub polliuboltlidl II.
Inolrd) mcrbcn ltngcf0br 10000 III
ocn Counties &cficrlon, &ll0lona ma
Glcorfielo bcid0itigtc Nrbcitcr be
t"roffcn.
MilfrSburrG 80. 8. Schr,--
Gas Gon1itc fiir Die Sobnltalo fllr
NartfohIenfor0crlnlg Der &%crclnl1tCH
Wrllbcllorbcitrr hiclt bier cine 81
Blll0, in mcld)er Die Geanltcn nlta
ocl1 Siitriftrn III Der Qaltjell Sort
foblcn Mc9ion 5oblrcih ucrtrcttn
luorcn. Gic SiBunl9 mar acbelnl mo
III Nblucicnhcit oc3 ErGIiocntcn Ntlt
d)cll iilhrtc %obn Gobp, Eroliocnt oc@
Tiitrifta Mr.. I, Don Shunlofln oell
Noriit. Sopicl iibcr Die &erhon0lum'
0cn %pcrlortctc. inucn IN Der bcpor'tG
bcnOcn 3uiunmtclfuntt Der GclcGd
ten Der @~rubclnrbclter NIT ocll ~
icnbubn ru1O Gcr0lucrt Scolut1t
Die iolgcnocn G%orocrlu11cn gc'teIlt
mcrocn: odtltilloigcr Arbcitato1 filr
Die glrbcitcr Der G%onlpoQrlc; EN- @c
luCrf llcbercintunmlcn nit Den @rli
bcnbciibcrn; cine flcil,c Eohncrho=
bluIU iiir ollc &loliCn bon Nrbeltcrl
in ocl1 @rllbcn ullO III Der llillgcbulg
Der @rllben; cine cinbcitlid)c Sobnz
ifola iiir ollie 9lrtcn bon 9~tcbellorbClt,
mic NcliCniprcn1lln1 ,Gn%tfcrnllllN BON
Sdieicr llll0 @ailCr. Mud, lollcn Nn-
ltrcngltnGcn Ncn,od)t mcrocll. ltnl Die
Sra1el elmer perbcIcrtcl &crnlIttc'
lm1abCh0roc u10 bCaNblutc1cna pol!
Aohlcl1 otter 9lrt ben Sor0erullgct
cinjltpcrlribcH.
McuoinQ q, 40, 9. Nebr. Nnz
uclidlta oca 0%rohClt0cn 2ohlcngr0hcr-
Strifca hat Die GeootnQ Giicnbobn.
@cicQihuit %bcgunncl, bier 1roGc
aohlcnporrGtbc nui5liltopcln. IS
iilto bercits 5000 Somnen Mcidfohl>
oboelaocn morocn mlo mcIterc groBe
Scn0uI1Ncn linO on0ctllnolgt.
Yittaburh M, 8. Tcbrror. -
Eutritf GoIun. Eroiiocnt bca Eiltrltta
Mr.. ) Der llnitco Mine Morfcra, CT.
mirfte heltte I'M GiitrIft eincll tempo.
rGrCll GtnboltsbcfCbl lucldlcr Den &c
legotcn 0ca jllr }cit bier toHenoci:
Giitrift Gonpclt@ perblctct, i'm III
Scr Nuaiibmng lcilcr Nnntaptlld)tcr'
III bclGiti9cn. Scr Giitrift Gonpent
bate i'm bcfunutlid) burd) Gin Wnjo.
r"itGtapotlmn nbqclcbt crflurt, mcll CT
IN ser Gonicrcn5 III >Ntoiolupolla jll
@lnitcn oca GonpronliB &or'dlo-
qea Der NrllbcnbcliBcr ltinlnltc. Gr
crfcnnt Die Nlttoritut bcs Gonpcnta IL:
cillcr ocrorti1cn MoBrcGcl nidlt a.
mo crfl0rt, CT fOrl1e mr. 0ltrd) cit
Hcfcrcnolm1, bel mcld)cll ulle Wttts
Nlicocr mlitleitinnlt buttclt, abgelebt
Wrrocn.
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II II i slam IS II ntcrhoublun II,
ILL Nhinn-

Eefina 9. tSebruar.-Gic Scr.
bnllolu1gcn Der Observation-Disclosures
init MubIano mcrocn bier nit aroBtcr
Spannlng. periolgt, oo nlorl crtrnut.
boB Nllblanb'a Weitrebcn oarulli &C.
rld)tet lit, III Der Mon1olci felteu Nlrli
Su ~iniien. Die @ebingunnen, Die
China ober ltellt, iino 5icmlid, mcit'
gcbcnbc. HllBlonh inl cin bcllium,
les lnt1tm iilr Die 3uriidjiebulg scr
Giicnbnbnpadlcl mo liir Die M1rl-
nu,ltg bon Ghorbin ieit'cscn. eewiiie
SGibereien utb @ergperfc, melhe Die
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.Sud,'s Sd,idial.

SprinNficlb, NQS,, 9. 6cbr.
- 8uupcrnclr Senccit miro am
llGditcn Montog 9(r1umcnte bc5ilNlid)
ciltcr Np~plifotiou I'm llrthcilamiIbca
RING iiir Ben iibcriilbrtcn 6rallcn-
mlorocr So6unn Sod, mcId)cr ON %.
Icbrlor on1 0nlgcn itcrbcn ion, per
lebmcll.
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Wcrtd,tct.

Noihpillc. Gent, 8. Gchr.
Scr Ncacr Nrtbur Enrlon muroc bier
iucgcl perbrcd)eriidrll. illBcrlt BRIT
tolen Yll,qrifia nlli cin + Sabre olten
mcihcs Mobdpen in ollct Tornl 9icd|.
tens %gch0ngt.
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Gtlua % Suotc.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der 40
rallcl 3Cdbc. - Cine Nl5obl Hci
d)clt ulli1ciun0cn.

d)Cll alltgt1lu10Cll,
Ninton. ". Nn.. 9. Ncbruor. -
Seda Hctd)cl limo Otis Der Edrnllcl
,}cd)c nobe Snf Niu. GopcttcsGountD
III ncldcr gcitcrn cine Grploiiou
ld)lngcn0cS Ncttcr cilltrut, 5lt 5uNc
gcfDr6crt lu0r0cl1. lut0 man ld)0Bt.
0nB lid, nod, milnOCitcna 20 Spicr I'M
Sllncrcn bcfin0cn. Inter Den Wct00
tcten bcfin0en iid) ser Nllflehcr Nor
len Er1tt llno icinc bci0cn Sohncr.
Die 3edle 1rhort Den N0. Snmucl
GirnlL M. !. Hoodl 81. Nobbina II,
ctlidlell o10crCn SnpltnIiitcn. Gic III
boS @crf Ncidlidtc Hcttln1amomt
Id)oft bot 1robe SdnuicriAtritcn mo
@ciobrcn 5t brfGmpicrl mo lit nod
nidt bis III Dem Eu1ftc uorQcbrun
gen, al ~lucld)cni bic nlcIiten 0crYcute
orbcItctelL oils lid Die GrploIion CT
ci9nctc. Gic 3cd)c lit nit giiti0cn
@nlcn QcliIut, unO MON bolt cS filr
tolrm nloalldl, bnB lid nod, irUcno
lurld)c Der oorin cin1clhloiitncn In.
glilflihcn ur1 Scbcn hclill0cn.
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SrAbc6cu I'm Gcmuour.

@uupuuui |. Ecuador. 9. Icbr.
- @citcrn mltr0cn bier m0breno oc2
Cages lcid,te Groerihilttcrlllgel per
ipiirt, rp1breno lid ont Hlbcno Cit hcf.
tiger GroitoB ereignetc.
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SUI Gansrck.
Mnnabmc Der Driuglidcn Scii5it'&ers
millignngsbiQ i'll Scnat.


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Yattcrlon'a Nntra0 nlli SclbcboltrnJ
y" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gutlalsene mrmprfcu. glacf.
p''''t' Sotlu)lo9 j'le 1~'''''o''"''"
brr Stooten -Mi0 Tos S,olls
eloplltf elllell lIellell "Ne'oIo III
ne,,,, ais ,hnp0e ocid,0itserle.
ol9lllt9. - lleber loo Fr'oolpel''
;;,,sL;0. :, =, mi,,,,tc, h,,rd,,r.
petl'0f. Mort'I7 %roi''' OUT
r]clnnnbrn, hru, 6ounrrr ppruc.
lc8l.
WolNIh9f g Il, y Y" =. NVp''
Gll Sclof prud)tc %louol'tl'
lNp.) Dellte elll Tl1lCl'oclllel'l jl ot'
Sfdotellolu en-, locld)e o'e "'elpooc
orS %oF4'pe'lS III @r'jpl'o '',p ",i'
NFerllo N~ll''ld)Illd) otr tYtuBe l'ptt p'e
9ll'lloNlI'e III ple UNION o'tlu)'ep''
Selll "ll'e''pe'''e'Ii )" NpI9' ''u'''
o'e pol'oet''el're OCT 5lpt' Stt'''ot''''
~ SuNe q H~''l'opl''c pe' o''te''e!,
pt!' ~" SSup'e't oopo''t' "''o ot
%En. m.vrs ,. u,n,,
Nuirobnr ola ctnot ]ohitinnrr loi.
len 7ir Wcrririoumo inf uid,t ltott.
iinncr mprn ridht cirr Moinrit1t Ser
otinmopbcr hofiir %rutidcjbrt
., nr;,,GA, To,;,i+ M,,,;o;.
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%Se9rred)t. yer 8ulelo'r ehlo'ell
LOO Se'qlH l'Fp 30 A2ut'H F''pu'
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5olFo'''' o''' "''
Su''0'' ''''o 'o''oe' y" "'''''"''' u'
t''pct j' tVoe'' ip''','uJt'' o'"' e"1
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ou2 Nu''H us "'o'''o9'
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VrGiiocnt Mo"oicuelt hot. ciltcr Ne.
inllltiun 0c@ McprGientn1tcn Slllicr
cntiprcdcno. Dem Gon9rcb hic Nol1jC
Gprrcjpon0cnb iibcr Morcts Braun.
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Ntiien in Ger Mon0idNlrci rlllfod)
anlcttlrt hattelL hcroll9gcbcn lulo
bic fiinf Miuioncn SaeIa, nit meId)cn
iidl Gbiuo bel ser @riinolmA Der dll-
AUTHORIZATION 9ollf olti &cronlaI.
mug uon ii Sung Gld)oll9 bethel
Iiatc, ncbit 3inien 5urilf5abIcn.
3uncbmenoc @Ghrnn8 in
E|crlien.
Ectcra burM 8. Scbruar. -
ltud)rihtcn aus Ecrlicl crQcbcn, 0uB
Der 2un1pf 5luildcn Dem Sd0b n1lo
ben Mtloba jebt inn 0all5cn Eollot
crfIdrt it, n0nlcntIld) 0hcr III Suo
Feriien no Die WiiBpcupoItlula Der
EropiB Shrlraa 0llrd Den Wolt0tr-
ncllr, clncnSieblingalobn 0ca Sdob'3,
cine 10 idlnt0hlIhc iii, Bob Die ats
mGrtilC Nertrctcr DCntS d)ub &or)tcl
Iungcn 9Ullod)t llnO cine llnter'u
dlltng Qcforocrt babCt1, MCrn ocr
Wollucrncur nid)t nb0cicBt miro o0er
irgcno WeId)c mn0crc MobrcQcln sir
9Ibhillic grtroiien WcrocrL, 10 gilt rll
oiicner Nllitnno iiir mnbrldelnlld'.
II nQoriid dc Coalition ser.
brGdclt.
Nu0npeit il. 9. Ncbrunr. IS tire
ten INNER mchr Yn5cid)Cn III (o1c,
Oob bic unQoriihc Goolition im Ser
iol bcQriiicn lit. sic 0r0btc 9lllIrc.
Qltllg hot cine W}itthriIln9 bc> 20
rurl> @nniip bcruorgcrllfCL loltt mel
der Wruf Nltliua Nl10rnlIn bel lGitcr
iilllgiten %2lrOicn5 in Scr Niclcr Nor=
burg Ocm &uiiers &0niA Trou5 &olcp)
ul0crc Nor0CunlQcn ~uor9clc9t Ia
ben ioll, ola lie pom Grcfrtiu 9Eta-
id)llb Der Coalition bcid)Iolicn morcn.
Cine GoIlfcrcn3 oQcr H0rtcIcn Der
Coalition mcld)e bcreit5 b|erllicn mar,
lit piC0cr ob0clo9t mnr0cn. lnl mcl-
1cre 3erpilrfniiic 5n ucrnclOrn,
Gr Nrbcitrr III gol0itrot-
5|cnbcu DC II itcrrod.
%onbou. 8. Tebrllnr. Ser
"Nnlootcr" id)rclbt. BOB Ser Nrbcttcr-
fiihrcr Sobn Nurna, Der 0cnt librru.
ten &obinct orQcbort. fiir}lid) POM
a0nig G0mor0 in ]perionlider Pitt
Oicn5 cmpinnncn mor0cn lit. @url,3
bat, i'm bon Dem }luonA III @cQcn,
mart OcH &Gniqa Die 0ol0bclebtc Wti-
hitter Uniform truNCl 5lt mllllclL be
ircicn jt luoucn. Ser &0niN lchntc
Is ob. inn Gollc burns cine Nulanob=
ne BON 0Cnl @cbraltd) 5lt mod)en.
Incrfcnnnn0 iiir Eroi.
Ecobo0n.
&crlin. 9. Ncbutar. - 9o@
Mirtcn 0c9 @roi. TroncIa GREENWOOD
EcuboOp pon Nurpuro all Der lluipcr-
litGt Berlin. mCld)ea locben jltm Nb.
idlIltB 9%ctonnlen lit, I0Bt Der nSotol-
Nn6ciger bclttc Ncpuc poIlircn, 0uS
Nlott crtl6rt, OoB Ole @obl Ecobos
ou'a dis &crtrctcr Nmcrifo'9 I'M Ero-
iciiorcn.Huatonid cine b0d)lt gIilds
Iihc 0epc'cn ici. Gic alorhcit mo
Nnidnulidfeit Der %orlciln0cn un6
nca Eroicilora ipnpotbiIfc u,O Taft.
pollc EcrionIihfcit b0ttcn Den Ero.
fcIlorcn 9luatOuid) oli On@ ScltC
llloll0urirt mo sur Norocrrnlg Der
glltcn 9c5iehlmgcn 5lpild)cn 2cntid).
lonO utO Ocn Scr. Stootcn bclNetrn.
gen.
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6rptfcncr in Mcit- &irainicn.

HcmsM nrtinapillc, Y. &a.,
Q. Sebrilor.-Sn NepsSittIeton. 81
90, rs Mcilcn bon bier. on ser
.@nltimorc=S ohio .9nMn." brad, herte
cin tSeller aus. mcld,cs ben groBtelt
Sbeil hes St0bthens II, slide le9tc.
SprlBen mlroen ans @Geclina urlb
Cameron III ,oiiIic gcIdidt, fornten
Ic0od) aus Monocl an Moilcr MIR
mcni9 o%llarid)teil. Inter oerl Scritor.
ten @cb1iloen b~ciirocn iid) oic Metbo.
biitcnfird,e. Die Dob 1selorus Solle,
oos Commercial Sotcl, Scnbcrion's
@otcl. acfier'S Sotel. bie grd,ongc-
@altf, Die @onf Of 2ittleton. u. NJ.
Grupes' Experimentation IL. u.
Mon id)Gst ocn Sd,noen alf 5000.
600 bis $500. 900. 0aS Stdbtden
hat 'etrpa 1900 Ncmobfer.
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EctcrHburN. 9. Scbrior. -
Gic Folijcihcia BON Fcnco uto &ll.
toia iino ncitern crnloroct iuorocu.
Nus Dem 1o5uobsG iItrlft tonunc!l
Wtel0lnQelt non erlt2ltten ld)lperell
A0nlpfen jluild)cn Surtareu llnb Mr.
mcnicrn. &cridicocne 9orfcr iillo
nlcbcrgcbranni ooer ipcroen bclogcrt.
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&lutaicrioc Hplitifcr.

Ncuolucrfompf juiid)cn N|itQIicOcrn
icin0lid)er Saftioncn ollf Scr
Strabe III Suponnob, - NicDrc-
re lo0tc ullG &Crlulul0Ctc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25
The Boston
Method

Cd Organized pubic spirit IN It's
struggle with the monopoly Boston When the conditions
the service considered the New England city has done
New York hoped do and has done srewdy devsng
to coordinate the interests of the of the
that the of should every be the gain
Boston has secured the benefits of municipal ownership without
responsibility AS result of three years unng effort the Public
franchise League law has been passed fixing standard price
y cents and standard dividend which though nomna per
estimated to be less than of what would
place the property OF what that property its
There no question here New York of the right dv
bends fancy valuations of franchises that nothing
they have any legal existence The pay than this
standard DIVIDEND but until has reduced the
For every five that it takes from the price,
per cent to its dividend The immediate effect give Boston
eghyhVecent and to the stockholders
year 1t confidently expected that within few years the consump
ton OF gas will double its price be reduced sevenyve
dividends be corresponngy increased everybody
off than they before incidentally element power
harm New Yorker knows has been permanently
municipal politics. The Boston Company
exclusively to making with scientific economy showing
every disposition do 1t is probably along
than through the radical schemes
the people of cities will win back the
from which they should have parted.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25

In Samoa they have brought a man
clear from Berlin to rid the colony Of
rats. He proposes to use poison, and
a particular kind of glue he makes
himself. The glue is to be smeared on
the cacao trees and it will hold on
rats fast, as bird-lime does birds. The
account of the matter given in the
Samionische Zeitung, does not say what
it to be done to the rats after they are
glued fast but perhaps they are then
to be fed with the same kind of poison
the Hawaiian Board Of Health started
out to kill the rats here with, about six
years ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25

wife she Immediately grows suspicious
and refuses to go.
By the time a woman gets the mid
dleaged spread she accuses the possess
sors of small waists of facing"
Every person has something to be
thankful for if circumstances and age
have not made of him or her a prob
lem"
A boy would rather stand 800 per
cent in his base ball club than 1000
per cent in his Sunday school class
Atchison Globe.
Perhaps one reason the corpse of a
boy looks particularly unnatural is that
it Is the first time the neighbors saw
him when he wasn't eating,
A woman can put this and that to-
gether and tell everything her husband
is doing. But a woman can fool her
husband whenever she wants to. For
tunately, women do not often care to
fool their husbands.
The average woman doesn't go away
on a vacation feeling perfectly safe
about her husband until she has a
daughter old enough to stay home and
see that he behaves
Adam and Eve should have got along
better than they did, considering that
there was never any dispute about one
leaving no room in the closet for the
other to hang his clothes.
When a man in trouble buys his
wife a silk dress and gold watch, it
is a sign that he has been forgiven.
Nearly every gold watch and silk dress
a woman owns represents a peace Of
ferlng from her administration
Globe
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25
Facilities

Every appliance that will facilitate
the transaction of business should be
in the office of the merchant, the law
yer or the handler of commercial lines.
The smaller the office the greater the
need of space savers. To know where
each individual document is will save
the time of one clerk, and to know that
you know where they are necessitates
such appliances as you may get here.
There's a bushel of good things in our
mauka window and they are ineXpens-
i've. They help in the know where
of any business.
Everything for the Office
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25
Oh, Jack. This is so sudden!

One of the best jokes Chauncey De-
pew ever got off is his recent an
nouncement that he has recovered
from the nervous strain and break
down caused by his senatorial labors
and that he would resume them when
the senate again convenes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25


8 The DOur1o MOI ! Douma has pronounced death
wa ! the Gar, Trepof and
: RegiCideS others is a wrong reading Of the
= ! cable received the subject.
There statement in the AS
ISOLATED Press dispatch that the
Donna took any such action simply stated that the death SEN
fences have been procamed information whatever
TO how or by whom
by the violent element the Nih by ympatizers
a perhaps together with of the members that body but
lar as the cabed statement there nothing
oua has taken action all 1t is scarcely
mat 1t would be allowed to take such action those who
proclaimed the death sentences known they
poDaues are that the pocamng done by
agencies in St. Petersburg very likely by extreme anachsc
element
The dispatch OF yesterday continued statement that mem
ers OF the Outawed Douma have Petersburg
have not been arrested This refers
to Finland with view holding sessions there spite
arrested significant feature of the situation capital
That such defiance the indicates
that he fears the effect of attempting punish them.
Death sentences of the Gar been proclaimed
hnes IN anarchist circles 1t all improbable that before
the present troubles they will be carried into
news this morning. that the Gar has last
help and intends to crush opposition the beginning
contest that promises terrible boode and his
advisers either DEATH
adopt the miserable alternative of fight
The wording of the Associated Press cable subject
as follows: st Petersburg July 24-Deah Emperor
Irepof Pobednosze Oro others proclaimed oulawed
Donna returned arrested In possible
to that the Donna has proclaimed the death
e construction is that ouawed members it. but
wording does not naturally lead any such construction
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sUNFLowER PHILOSOPHY.

You can never really know how mean
a woman can be until she hates.
All foolishness probably began with
the statement that teeth can be pulled
without pain.
When a man plans a trip for his
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And now that political machine Luz
cas- has been accused of building with
such care and diligence, all goes to
the scrap heap, doesn't it?
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The Tongan Parliament adjourned
not long ago after a session lasting
only two weeks. The thought of such
a short session would give some of our
legislators heart failure.
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Wouldn't the mush pils pit, and the
core trench, make good curiosities to
be preserved in the Bishop Museum?
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cipality-or one of his principalities-
with all that seriousness with which
he regarded the rate control bill.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-25

Tammany has always been handi-
cap instead of backing for a presi-
Dental candidate.
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At the rate massacres are going in
Russia, the population of the empire
must be decreasing rapidly.
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Commissioner Judd has now recelv-
ed permission to lead his Filipinos to
the work. but will they labor?
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Encouraging for those who are
still trying conclusions in State
and Federal courts with the mono
poly that supplies New York with
its light and most of its domestic
fuel is the success that has attend
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!: HaWaiian
: Patents

entered. HAWAII
an patent now protect the inventor his assignee throughout
United States by
him within the jurisdiction of this territory? does protect
at all? Is possible that these
that material study of question that that
London firm OF solicitors their letters inquiry Secretary
OF the Territory During all the the litigation the
Of dedgr that cuts the material and sends through pipe
Hawaii independent country using dredger without
either paying royalty in fear of litigation Infringement
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Order restored by the crushing pro-
cess is usually a pretty dangerous
kind,
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Now Vermont joins the states
where insurgency riots in Repub-
ican ranks and Winston Church
i'll is to lead in it. He had expert
ence as a legislator, and recently
he told his constituents that he
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Winston
Churchill

a
for the state senate But New ampshes Lincoln Republican club
otherwise the insurgents told Winston that the real issue
state is whether the shall be governed people
railroad lobby and asked him stand their candidate for COVER
that issue With the modesy becoming author of dsnc
o Mr. Churchill accepts He agrees that people the
Boston Maine railroad by former United States
Senator Chandler who after his defeat said that he had
by aroadshoud the state year President
futile would have smiled at this kind Of talk this later David
whose ngshot is only his tongue but things have happened
then and President futile may well regard this attack upon his pn
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Hawaii did have patent laws and
a patent office, and it might be a
curious and interesting study to
determine just what the status of
Hawaiian patents is in relation to
the larger Snhere into (which H.
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We received per Steamer Sierra line
of new Furniture, now on display at our
three stores-1o53-Io59-Io65 Bishop St,
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HAWAIIAN OFFICE SPECIALITY
COMPANY
Removal Notice.

DR.. ]. Uchida has removed his Office
to 1868 Nuuanu Street, between Kukut
and Beretania, in front of residence.
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The statement that the Russian
Douma has pronounced death sem
fences on the Gar, Trepoff and
Others is a wrong reading of the
cable received on the subject.
There is no statement in the As