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QUEENS ANSWER WAS NO
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bearing the fateful words and strug.
Cling over to a window cast the paper
out.
Il am going to send her another
cable, asking an explanation he went
on. She always gave me to under
stand that my love was acceptable 4"
He placed a fat finger upon his fore
head.
'Ah, he added, 4 remember. She
has several nephews that do not like
me. They are doing this to prevent
our marriage. 1 will send home for
those letters and remind the queen of
her past softly sweet disposition to-
ward me. l will insist on having
certain knowledge that this poor, de-
posed monarch refuses a man who Of
fers her a mansion and half an island,
worth 100000"
There are some who insist that Sal
man has been misled by something
near akin to vanity and has taken
mere courteous invitations to visit the
queen for evidences of affection.
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son why this does not apply to all Ha,
waiian-born persons, be they natives,
whites, Portuguese, or a mixture of
them all? Even transients are charm
ed by the country. Those that tarry
here a year or two are irresistibily
drawn to our shores when they leave
them. Our attention, therefore, should
be directed towards developing our
| internal resources. We should strive
to anchor our own people, our own
candidates to the soil, We have the
soil, we have the people and all other
requirements, and need but weld them
together to create the coveted farm
| ing element"
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Plain
T ak BY
H(DSTACE.
TELLS AUTOMOBILE MEN WHAT
TO EXPECT AND SAYS SHERIFF
WILL PROSECUTE.

Charles Hustace of the Board of
Supervisors in answer to the question
of what he thought of the action OF
the Automobile Club last night relative
to the speed ordinance, replied. Tine
board has seen fit to make an ordi-
nance regulating the speed of auto
mobiles here, and that ordinance IS
going to be enforced. If we see mt
to make a new one, that one is also
going to be enforced.
THE Board of Supervisors have the
power to make laws and the sheriff is
going to enforce them II we have to
make him. He is not down at head
quarters for his health, but is paid to
enforce all the laws. If he can't
enforce them we will get some one that
will
THE gutter ordinance also is going
to be enforced in a very short time. l
do not care who it affects, but l do
know this, that when we passed that
law we did not do it simply for the fun
in it. The sooner the public under
stand that the Board of Supervisors
are body tnat will not take any ex-
cuse for the violations of the law the
better it will be for everyone con-
cerned.
This automobile speeding has got
to stop, and from now on violators OF
the law will be arrested and punished
Another thing that I wish to impress
upon the minds of everyone who owns
an automobile is this: The driving
of cars by minors has got to stop The
law says no one under seventeen car
drive a car, and there is nothing il
the law allowing minors driving il
there, is a licensed driver with them.
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The Literary Digest has collect
ed a large number of views en- the
third term" proposition. They
show a very strong impression that
Roosevelt will not be able to avoid
another term, though vigorous OBJ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Still Declare ::
|; For Roosevelt !:


In introducing Digest says: Reports coming in IRON
various parts of the country the popular candidate for the
next Republican nomination President Roosevelt himself willing or
unwilling pledge or no pledge Secretary Sau after tour OF the
Pacific Coast States said in Chicago few days In every section
And when people of the Presidents position on the mat
cep nomination" what Republicans want Roosevelt says
the States region sound the sentiment for TAFT Fairbanks
Cannon Hughes and Others 1T will take him long to discover the
remarkable of feeling for Roosevelt and the existence OF
the belief firmly bedded and mistaken that when the time comes Mr.
Roosevelt permit his be used Similarly Senator Nc
Cumber declares that our State is first for Rooe
ve candidate be induced to accept he will be
people have the impression he adds that the
President will overwhelming Endorsement that he viii
be accept 1t will be Roosevelt by accamaton asserts
Senator Scott Virginia. e people of this country Roose
crazy President not candidate Tor renona
he will stop the tide that is running the party Camp
bell Semp only Republican Congressman from Virginia declares
he has reason that if Mr. Roosevelt would run again. he
would carry my split the solid South In symposium on
topic the New York World Representative Laude
writes that "a large percentage OF the ke
pubcns favor the reelection OF President for
another term Representative Hull of Iowa. the President has
had would break precedent tradition
by having another Commissioner Evans Cb
President Representative
Burton of Delaware holds that good not be nominated toe
often; S. Mcclure editor of McCme Magazine, writes
think United States should have the abest administrator
available of the Presidency If that happens already
President for four if he is able and the best
he should have a third, fourth and fifth term
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The new agricultural college is
the subject of an article by Jacob
Kotinsly, in the current number OF
the Hawaiian Forester and Agr1-
culturist, which shows the import
ance of the college in strong light
and indicates its bearing on the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-08
Work Of The
New College

problem holding increasing citizen population 1T IS
longer disputed says writer agricultural element
valuable 1t the element that makes for
civic virtue and prosperity The the number OF intelligent
intelligent And the farmer the United
of today intelligent He versed in OF
the pertaining vocation and intelligent citizen be-
sides today longer manual labor The farmer
of the natural sciences and business The
the u s Department of Agricultural and the
State experiment stations and agricultural colleges during the past
generation Close will reveal that the main
spring the United during the past decade have been
and still the bumper crops produced by the farmers after
year with increasing CELEBRITY
"Our climate unsettled productive lands the
quantity this land capable of yielding under proper
management the market door cry high heaven
for settlers for cuivao farmers But thus far the
large profitable sugar industry ndica-
ton of what could be accomplished agriculture ntelgeny
pursued We have waited waited in vain for settlers
from other shores The few that propered but their number
limited And the attraction be equally limited
least with others elsewhere they would sought
shores freely
From among ourselves had opportunity
produce farmers Farmers in the modern
The farmer that methods of generation ago failure
IN America the land OF highly intensive cultivation
yields None but similar results could be from old
method farmers The Caoan succeeded because
they had the experience of years back them They not
succeed Their gathered a stage where
methods OF cultivation irrigation cropping and marketing prevail
Failure for them practically impossible.
But if this kind from the mainland we
need not despair We have in midst population
and for the land here people apprentice
ship IN our fields people that has learned cherish this
land TO regard as home will be satisfied with
home Watch them flock back
ured for while by the gold of high wages Wv do bev
eagerly to the islands? this their home Their a
ve associates ends-al here They Hawaii its hills
its valleys, its air. its water, its soil
refer here particularly to the Portuguese But there any
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the president is whether
the chest Dr. Long has the arma
doing anything that + aid under
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zsrzs married. Sid have y
philosophy to bpg rp hus'
6ana reeds 4
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with fest
prudenty Nohwe
sAy trusting May Of tradition.
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pEov1sss zsa god eFaps ias
psobls ozs constitution @
BOT
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Of attempt
that the
resortlng
eonhasasiens Chicago on the face o.
the earthz
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Always begin protection
something wonder
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sala e have
philosophy bfps up aus
6anz reeds 4
rvIaesss vI size lhsn zns.s sssF oepa The
people q os ~ whether nss constitution q
|aee
directions chill sraverasd by chi would
raining antagonist
Always begin protection
Es themselves something else wonder
betvezn on company are
strained where nothing bnk DO healing
when Atmospheric higher
Fourth Of 5aiy orator
Dioas Of the
His eloquent tribute to cosnrmaslOn.
up around
considerable damage afteFvsrd.
county Missouri boring oil
that
complaint
Chicago
serned 5 be hoped i WIN atmosphere
--------
Dollar
the felew dollar
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directions traxesd chill would
strenuous antagonist
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leading
all through
and il she Il from II
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1as spot viii n pe
6<ezi &c North everybody vi have sasssa
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T1s DTezdsat Discovered
exercise their horses and E
sbe 5zatss rest
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popuierizs political
policy xo1ifsFon1ly ignored
W hmsslf he subject q
edaeesson-
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lhs atmospheric conditions Just right cotton can
than Fourth Of July orator.
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Relations between md tie iFaaeFs Pierce on com
strained nothing but DO healing
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municipality which bees
ss
sefty only Dement'S
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bI and VIII
Mslaa for his His not fush Hearst IN
republican legislature
looking shane 70 assist himself out u
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Mining and CiviI Engineers
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called fraud Of the :
eloquent sribuse june ceunrmetlOn
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Aunaefleifbsgtr.
Gnns aetiG fonitsns IN ben DeridDteoeusn 3&as
bern ssS Se,stjd,em RstdeS.

g0o4i ifolgs Der Jleif6tbeusrune
TT ter 9unoeflet9berbrau6 tn
Qeut Tftlnb prp 1905 auf 6251
Sbiere seitiesen, ebenfo pie pohl aus
bsrlleIben Grunoe i'm Sabre 1905 Die
3abl Der gefnIodtsten pferbe 147, ,737
gegen nur 122, 768 i'm Sabre 1904 be-
frug.
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S9leiien, sol ouf 8ansrn, 242 auf
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Sabre ITO Had @atoeduns Der Store
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bensn elmer Elm srlsstss abier aber Der
Sdulter bate. Die GnslGnber tann-
ten es ntht. unb goof i9tdte Elm Boot
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men bes Sbieres art ertunben.
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antporteten ouf beiien Jrage na6 bem
Romen oes punDerli9en Sbieres:
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bro6t - fein Name perbe bon ben
Wiloen nit adnguruh angsssb,n; unb
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Die beutfme Giutpanhsruua,

Ro4 in ben adt8iger Jabrsn bss
DOrtgen Sa6rbunoerts betrus bic 4us,
tpanberuns aus Deutfdlanb 100000
bis 100000 a6pfs TIM Sabr. Sn biez
lem Sabr9unbert. bas alIerbinqs erit
anstbro4en tit, mar btsber 1908 bas
vReforbiabr" fir bic Dsutfde 0uss
nanberung. SIN Sabre 1903 stngen
36,877 Deuti6e iiber See. SIN Sabre
1906 betrug tire 3abl 36,71O unb tn
benz DOrbersebenben Sabre 81 ,267.
Diefe 3iffern begretfen aud bic mad
cnberen 2dubern aIs ben Der. Gtao1
ten aus Seutidlanb 4usgetpanbertsn
in ft4. Der 9Idube, oob Aunberttoue
fsnbe Don 9eutfcheH aud iebt nod auz
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bier5uIunbe fart berbreitet, dber, felbfi
tpenn man bic 0eutf6en Oefterret6s
unb NuBlanbs ba5u re9net, 70 tommt.
na4 benz Sahresberi9t bes Der.
Stoaten Observation-Disclosures
fur 1906 nur Die 3a6l 86,S13 beraus.
Die Rei6sbeutfden Ite[lten su btefem
Rontiugent 81. .S55.
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@Osu ttt es uBtta9

Beb. Shmeraen. 8rano. unt
Shnittmunoen. 8errentunaen unb
anoere abnlihe 8eihmeroen tueroen
geu1hnlih augenblidlih Qetuben,
iebr hdufta iofOrt sebeilt ourdl eine
einaige Mnmenoung oes unoeroleicf,.
lihen Wlttels 9unt's 2iabtniua Oil.
9eioet nibt. S6iebt es nift auT.
@usu lit es r0tin?
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yeidbt aStta, ftd 40 frasen,

&noere 8eihmeroen mbaen ibme.s.
liber ieiti. uber teine 1T 10 bel6iti.
aeno pie SUDDEN in iraeno einerTurm.
Das ihneQfte uno suserldlfiaite Wait.
tel fiir iudenoe 2rnntbeiten iraenb
einer &rt lit Sunt's Cure. Sine
Gnmenouna neribafft @rleihteruno
-- eine Shahtel aarantiert All hei(en.
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6 9 uGleh erisminars
In Pre ben, Die 3abl Der
S6ulebrerfeminare in Der prsubiSnen
Mouaraie betrdgt CUR 3sit 144 a,ssu
1913 i'm Sabre 1903. Die Itaqtlt6en
Observation-Disclosures iinb in benz
felben 3sitraume bon 48 auf 72 oss
itiegen; Die tOnigli9en Qebrerinnens
femtndre fino bon II auf II ansetpad=
len. Die 3abl Der ftGbtil1en Qrdpde
raHoeHsa sanitalten 1T auf II lte6en qes
bIieben, Gon ben jet beitebenben 144
2ebrerfeminaren entfaQen 90 auf bic
eDangelif4s apnfeiiion unb 48 auf bic
tatbplii4e. Die iibrigsn 4 Ssminare
tragen sinen paritdtifdsn Gbarattsr.
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Die SterbIi9teitsrats
Der ndnalihen 8ep5ReruHg Der
StGbte 1T Ha6 elmer geAauptung oss
gtatijtitsrs Or. Batipb um 16 proz
gent b6ber ala bic aaf bsm 9unbe, bic
Der treibEiGen 8 4rcsent.
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Gaftruau 8uoats. gameras uni
pbutuarapbii1e llteniilien.
Gmatur. .arbeit tuirb ioref6ltia fer.
4O5 SftsGSmmerces gtraBe.
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Seine Wtarter tam nit Der BON
8heumatismus peraliden ueroen.
Nesept 1sD. 1851, bel (simer &
Mmeab, linoert icbneu aIIes.
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lab tie TIN ourp pen Varrelr paDDu>
ftirmen.
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fgtud's S Gents 0aoana Giaarrs.
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atna's b Gents oapano slaarrs