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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
2utbcr Guacer.

Sutber College nobrcS for COL
IegeafbelingenS @ebfommenoe 5or8.
bag / beilre lt9e. Gen rpe @rGif.
ITrer, grofesior RopeIitab, anfou
til gpeu iiOite llge, o9 GoIlegets @e.
itprer, BrofeSior EreuS, fom forIe.
Den Dag Ii9eIebeS biem fra fin Sno.
iomIingsretie for oct rDe 8ormitorp.
@rofesior Oscar 9. Dion, iom /
CONNER bar ititoerct peo Gblcago
%ltnioeriitet, fom o9iaa tiIbage til
Gecorob / forrtge llee. IrofeSior
Spcroti pettes biem fra 9aciiicfp.
item iOog eIler imorgcn.
Den fo%rberebenSe Gfbelina foor
Serte til | Sftober poa 8rltno at at
Den me 9pgnin9 life fan bIipe fGr.
Oig fsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
PaneeIsrereIien

gf 9raoitreets uaentIige San.
oelsoperiigt bateret fibite 2srbag,
Gibi9ttes:
Snbberetninaen ON saet Smipt.
ming al Ssitoarer peb De itore San.
oelscentrer, giper ct gobt 8ibnesbDro
ON Den mere t~iaioSfulbe Zone | Sor.
retningsberbenen. s enfeIte al De Re.
oenoe Snouitrier er bog Sorboloene
enonu iiregelmesiige. s 8pmuloss
inouitrien bar Der berifet flor slftipi.
tet, og Sptnoerierne i9lger bitrtigt
fine Rrooiifter; oerimpo er Otter.
ipsrgieIen efter Sfotsi paa gitens
Warfeber minbre emo banIig paa
oenne aarstio.
9pggepirfiombeben / aiiguit iaar
bar meget minbre emo / iamme Iaa.
neo ifior, og @~fteripsrgielen paa
gpggemateriale bar aftaget. Sno.
beretninger fra 3S 9per / @merifa
bier, at Der til npe 9pgninger / au.
quit bIep uoIagt en- iamIet Sum af
$34,150,t30 eIer n9iten 31a BRO.
cent minore END / Slllt.
SaQitternes autal / fibite ltge no.
gioroe / De Soreneoe Stater 1870
imob 121 / Den ~tiIiparenoe uee flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Sra Gprtn9 0rope.
(Gftsr "SeroIb1l

Sirmoet gpe & @iitep err OPP
.Isit, ioet S. %. Hiitep bar fisbt q.
6. gpes anbeI / iamme % berefter
uil bripe Sorretningen aIene. Wr.
9pe fol, efter bpao Ri erfarer, be.
gpnoe Sonoforretning.
Mrs. Susrib RarurL en- 9lbre
Some ! &iceforb, er afeaaet peb 90.
ben af ct SiertetiIfeIbe. Sum babe
bapt fit Siem hos Gaef grimIep, og
Der bsoe bum.
Rrs. Chris SaeababIen bebe |
@odeiter for noget ODER en- llse iiben
efter en- Sperntion. Srn bonbe b9ret
ipgeIig en- Ipnsere Sio. afbsoe bar
81 gar gammeI os efterlaoer fla,
foruben fin Ranb, A gsrn. @egra.
belien fanot unoer flor 9eItageIie
Steb ben 2sbe gugr1t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Sioite SorsboaS Gften bar Der Ell
notiaa itor SoriamIing al babe
% Serrer tiIiteoe / Oct nor.
ife SeIifob. Spirit bolbteS ct fort
6orretningSmeoe, bporpaa 'Selita'
bets B~rGiioent &. g. Sobnion intro.
bucerebe for SoriamIingen Sr. Bal
6ant, iom | Gortbeo minoeoe ON 60.
oaro @riegs 9so % oct itore CAB,
bans 8orteang bar ogiau for os.
8erpaa gapes ct 8rosram beitaaen'
&c al Songe al 9oloani, Bianoitpf'
fer Of Miis Hoietta Slion % en-
Gang pno @ngelIf at Wiis Selen
SierIie6. 9e forifielli9e gtImere Hog
aobt an, og SoriamIingen forlangte
% fiji grtranumere.
Sr. 9aIbaui oe Wiis Slion ag'
ter at gipe en- 8oncert | Spring
@rooe | ben n9rmeIte Sremtio, %
hi fan f~oriifre be gobe Spring
@%ropeinnere ON at De bill faa en- be-
bageIig MISUNDERSTANDING.
Senere paa G%lftenen boIoteS forte
SaIer af Sormauben, 6. g. Sobn'
ion, % of S. gnsbretiou, Ii9eiom
oQiau 0tiis MprtIe gn9brctIon gar
nogIe 8iononumere tilbebite. @en
Gueptioen ifiItes man 40 % bros
bper ill tit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
SySens NIanS bclbrcSet
fra f~frGffcIis eczema I ists iissr
az guttcurd.

"Sor et Sio iibeu Ieo ieS ifrGtteIt9 AZ
Gc3eIra, o8 ieg bdnoe ben 5shite &0ees
binlp, men 10 mere ReSieiu iea to9, oes
brrrr fsntes ieg OF bIioe. Seq holot
pna me6 ReSictucu I outtreut fem Tiger
til iea iaa GIticurnsgabIerre d1erteret,
% lea fiebte frnT GlrticIrd SoGo, Sutls
GINA Ointment og Guticura 8eiolbent,
neu banoe iIe set rtn9eite Snn6 ON at
bIioe beLbueoet. @fterdt iee baboe brllgt
BET fsrite S4t df GuticirasU tolerue, ida
iee SorbeSrira og pnn iuit fer Tiger bar
min Cub fan Slot fum nogeuftroe, Sec
radSer erbDer, Inm liber al bernie frnt'
ieIiec Spgoom, til at brltge Guttafras
WibIerue. Serrb 3. Steliss. 1872
Sprtug Ct, CHARLESTON. g. g., 12te
Sum 1905"
8purpIet abcurteS 90 tHhoprtes Sebaueitng for hnel
HeIh hps SprbbBru, unps % gamle, beifnaenot az
9rticura Sate (26e) III at rshis 6ubeu, Gutteura
biHtHeRt (Soe) I'll at Jnge Suosu % qutieurd @eioI'
rent (b0c), q form AZ Ghoc plaoeoTficot Wtlsr Csc teI
en- 5IaRe AZ 60) Ill at reRis 8lpbet. STIass pper hslt
Rsrben- Better Srna b Chem. Corp, enestsnt.
Bottom, Wasf
~ esHsss fit: Howto Cure Skin Humors-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

5cuu tGieH, mon NUGGET ltbctpoell9. dlten
act ginrSe bcuoe en- @Ober aoot. vi ret'
tcoe os ia otter Gn~otsutn9en GO brli9te
belle SGttet If GuticurufgRToIeuue on
min SIftrn sr aIheIeS frif. GUN tGfter
GuticIru ureget % bill aubefdIc bet bsit
/ Dor ggn "a / bher Gro9 / Soanct. @llS
oeIiigm Gem for zen IioeuSe RermIt DC
beos StsISI :. 81 aobett, SboropoIts,
Ga, Ste San. % lite Sept. 1906"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
SafuItetsforan

st telegram fro HortbfieIb, Iin.
ueiotu. briuser IeobeleIie ON iIere
5orouSriuser, iom uetcp bar funSet
Steo i Saf,iItetet peb Ct. Olaf Col.
Iese. 8rof. 6. .. SoIbere ifaI iaa.
leoes opertaee oct eueeIite Separte.
ment eiter Srof. 81. @t. SteensIanS,
iom bar tueet fin afifeo. Srof. g.
8. SoIlanb, tibIisere Srineipal for
BET ffanSinapiite College / SeanSi.
maria, @is,. opertaser SiIipnet meo
Gormitoriet ~iiteSetfor g. 81. @laioe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Der er pnIet til 9rGiioent at Spo.
fame College | Spofane, @aib.
Oscar u. @renietb fra DULUTH
bill blipe ben npe Snitrnftsr | 8ofaI.
multi. Wiis Selga Dillon fra Rin.
neapoIis og Miis Sbonnp 5eaano
af 9ortbfeIo, bpiIfen iioitnGpnte
forrise aar ftiioereoe nroer Eeih.
miller | 2eip5ig, Spiflano, ffaI fore.
itaa WifififoIens SnitrumentaIoe.
partement. 9rof. 2arien ifal ODER.
tase bet npe Gepartement for ben
bsiere ltnoerpisning for 9spftnm.
me. Wr. S. u. Solpif, en- al Sfo.
lens 8raouenter bette aar, er no.
nRpnt til Carer | Sort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

SEIpI, llCl uUti'
Rstte, inbtI Bun be-
qpuhte meo guttrura
Soap % StrtIue7t.
en- al benSes SGus
ser S bsnSes nerf
fire Gle bIeo tIoe
drwrebus, ng mar
hun i~tdrieOe al brus
ge Gltieuru Spdp 90
Ointment, touI 9cs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

gniigtet otttpSer fife blot en- Ger
ions 8arafter, men ogiaa bans Snno'
bebStiIitanb. llrent BLOB bier fig
en- baorlig aniigtsfaroe, @lemmer oa
Satoroilet. Oct nptter life at an
penbe bore WiSIer - Snbet Iigger
6pbere. 2ipspeoIfen rtan berries for
irene Stoffer, og ttoar bet er giort,
bill Spmptomerne foriptnbe ion Dug
for Solen.
Or. Beter's 3urtfo bar ct &p, Der
rRffer ooer ct bltn6rebe aor tilboge,
Iom ct blobrenfen0e Itibbel. Sriin'
Der bar bepioret bets itore @opnIig'
beb. Saaes finn hos 2ofol.a eenter
pg hos gierr,e Or. Beter So6rnep &
Cons 60, t12-118 60. Sopre
aoe., Chicago, Sn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

%g~INcpcitcu / Sun SranetSeo. Sra
@oibiugton mc0ocIe8, at Worinebo.
pitcl3ticnejtcu otter Sr0re fra 8rG.
ilNcnt NooicncIt bar opertoget 9ebeI.
len al bCn lloro0hclieSfria, iom fsreS
moo @pIoepci!cn / San SranciSco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

geb @ilmar Seminarp, @iamar, Minn.
bar man iaar uprettet ct npt 8urius / SeIe.
graf. Gutter meO nusenlunoe spbe Sorfmb'
itaber, Tan lere at bIipe3 eIesruiiiter | en- 2 a
8 Maanebers lib. Ser err fprtioen meeen
g~iteripprsiel eiter 9elesrafiter, % 2gnnin'
aerne er qpoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

IansHelSs Seitamente fremlag'
6es forleoen 9ng / Sftfteretten / Reiu
gorf. San bar teitamenteret belle
lin Sormue, Der opstoes til $4,000,
til fin Sultrlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Son. 8. o. Sbprpe bar unberrettet os ON,
at man peb gsilmar Geminarp, @inmur,
Mfinn., Tan sarantere, at ale, ipn paa en-
tilfreositiaenbe Maabe siennemsoar Sfps
lens aurius | 9elesrafi, fan faa fait gniat-
telie, faa inart be er fGrbise fra Sfolen.
@tan Ton siennemsaa &~urinsIet paa 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
SDpograt pnifes.

On bpstis observation-disclosures snitss
itrar. gip 8sisrsucsr, FAINT usiastist buUr
% bppr lrnse i arbeipe, % hpab esn for
Ianees.-Nsaa osiaa fimHe iRtte gneeIIf.
"EeeorabsB oiten",
Secoruh. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
2Gateptcoc.

Gmunbien-a muubisn.-S Deco
rah, Sppa, Den zoe September, oeo VI. 4.
@ibion: 3. 8. amunbien % @ua y.
9tnruRbien al Secprab. Sc Rp9iite pil to-
&c 8ppGI / Rinneapolis, bpor aRr. amunb'
len er Raitinlrtter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Sc, Tom er interesieret / 8uiineis gourie,
piI Fnbe, at man peb @iamar Seminarp,
8iImar, gRimi., bar ct Commercial
Gpurie", Tom iulot no fan maaIe fig meo,
bpab man bar at bpbe | be itprre Sper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

Shprtbanc % 9ppetpritins l9res errn'
big peo @iImar S~eminarp, @inmar, Ninn.
@ress's Sbprtbanb % 3ond Sptem 9ppe.
iuritins bruges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10

aae, Tom nrBeioer for at iaa leaders
Certificate, pil peo @ilmar seminary,
8iumGr, Niuu, babe ben bebite GnIeoniua
til at iaa llnOeruisnius uetop / be Su8, Tom
trGnges for Examination.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-10
Streng @cSenta
belbrebet | SDben.
seS TIRE Var - SGnber % Ole nteii
uugrtbue - Senptttoe Spttpr iieerl
Gptts - gu albeles frif % ptl
arbetale
Gutieura | ale TeIe at
So9nct.

"EPiu Sufru bar / tire Gar iIOe augres
Ben al gcoenn, cg bun henptteSe en-
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/ oahu. 81, etc. B 2s6. II. Dated Aul
%, 1907.
Charlotte K Iaukea and hsb to Haw,
Trust Co Ltd, tr, Tr D; int in por pat
ent 4005, Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, Oahu
$1,000. 296. so. Dated Aug %, 1907
Keoni Kealaula to Kupele and hsb
Rel; int in r 1880, kul 4979, Papai
kou, Hilo, Hawaii. $3.50. B 29o. 4S3
Dated Aug "a, 1907
| C W Backaberg TO Harry Irwin, Z
| A; special powers. B 2s4, p 324 Dated
| May Is, 1907.
| Pinehaka K Naihe and VT to Mrs
| Mary da Silva, M; lot 5, Rt p lease
| 1885, Nanawale Homesteads, Puma, Ha'
wall. 5000. B 2s0, p 4SS. DATED Aug
| Is, 1907.
Joao de Coito and VT to Tr of Ahua-
loa Holy Ghost Soc, D; Ia of lot 10.
patent 3S42, Ahualoa, Hamakua, Ha-
wall. 800. B 2s6, 81. Dated Aug
20, 1907.
Samuel Ako and WI to T K Lalakea.
D: int in r P (gr) 2979, Halepuna, Hilo,
Hawaii. SIS. B 296, p SO. Dated Aug
20, 1907.
G. c Akina to H L Holstein, A NJ;
mtg H Kauaua on r P 739, Haena, N
Kohala, Hawaii. 81. B 200, 4S6.
Dated Aug s, 1907.
Manuel Duarte and VT to Antoine
Moniz, d: int in pc land, Honomakau.
n KohaIa, Hawaii. $500. B 296, 81.
Dated Aug s, 1907.
Antoine Gonsalves and VT to Manuel
Farias, D; int in 2.25a in hui land,
Ulumalu. Hamakualoa; LA land, East
Kaupakulua, Hamakualoa, Maui. 800.
B 2s6, D "a. Dated Aug 6, 1907.
ANU Akuini to Annie Thompson, D;
IL int in r P 3171, Kamaole, Kula,
Maui. $40. B 2s6, D So. Dated Aug 6,
1907.
Maria I Fernandez and hsb (A) to
Rosa Fernandez, D; Sa land. Kau'
pakulua, Hamakualoa, Maui. $3.50. b
2s6, IS. Dated Aug q, 1907.
Recorded August 26, 1907.
Samuel G Wilder by atty to Notice,
Notice: applcn for reg title of land pat
ent (gr) 1, Dept Pub Wks; r P 1881,
kul 1862: r P 1905, kul 240E, ap 9. and
por r P (gr) 9, Judd St, Honolulu,
oahu. B 2s4, p S25. Dated Aug "a,
1907.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Harry $
Richard and VT, Rel: r P (gr) 1860, |
Laupahoehoe, Hilo, Hawaii. $4,000. B
29O. p Asst. Dated June 10, 1907.
II Richard and VT to Manuel
Branco. NJ: r P (gr) 1860. Laupahoe-
hoe. n Hilo. Hawaii. $1,000. B 290, p |
4S7. Dated June Il, 1907.
Nancy K Louis to Hattie K Hoolapa, |
D: int in s2a land. Ahp, Honokua,
Kona. Hawaii ST. 3 296, . IS. Dated |
Sept q, 1905.
Kolii and hsb to T Give Davies ct
al. D; int in R P (gr) 2729 and bldgs,
Kaiwilahilahi. y Hilo. Hawaii. $3.50.
E 296, So Dated Aug s, 1907.
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Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., or Liverpool, Eng
land.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co., OF Edinburg. Scotland.
wiihelma Of Magdeburg General In
surance Co.
Commercial Assurance Co., Ltd. Of
London.
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Recorded August %, 1907.

Kala (k) ct al to John Emmeluth,
tr. L: por r P 44S3, Kakaako. Homo
lulu, Oahu. From Aug l, 1914, to ex-
piration of B P Bishop Est L. B 2s3,
D AS Dated May 4, 1907.
XII Herbert to Edward Fl Holt, Rel;
Dor r p 642, kul 7SS. Nuuanu Ave, Ho-
nolulu. Oahu. $500. 290, p 479. Dat
ed June IA, 1907.
Lawrens Sheldon and WI to Elizabeth
G Greenwich. D; is int in kul 1911.
Rau,nalumaIu, y Kona, Hawaii. $1400.
B 2e6. "A. Dated Aug p, 1907.
Mildred Gear (widow) ct al to TT OF
ManoeI Quni in Bkrptcy, D; int in lot
13. blk c, Villa Franco, Hilo, Hawaii;
int in pcs land, Volcano Rd, Hilo'
Hawaii; int in pcs land, Hawaii. $780,
B 296, D rs. Dated June is, 1907.
Recorded August "a. 1907.
Bishop & co to Charlotte X Iaukea,
Rel; r P's (grs) 2615 and 201s, Wal
kiki. Honolulu! Oahh; int in patent
4OO5 Kamanuwai. Honolulu, Oahu
$4,000. B 290. D 479 Dated Aug %, 1907.
Charlotte K Iaukea and hsb &C P) to
Rank of Hawaii Ltd, NJ; r P's (grs)
qs15 and 201S. Waikiki, Honolulu,
oahu. $4,000. B 2so. p $50. Dated Aug
%. 1907.
Charlotte K Iaukea to Trent Trust
co Ltd. TT d: rents. etc, on r P's
(grs) 2615 and 201s. Waikiki, Honolulu.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD,

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waia1ua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 %. m
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and way
Stations-f7:30 a. m, 1915 a. M. s11:0E
g. m. '2:15 p. m. 1920 .. M, s5:15 D.
m. 1880 p. m, I'll D.. m.
For Wahiawa-s9:1s a. m. and ss.fs
.. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
aiua and Waianae-s8:3o a. m. 5:sl
,. IA.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-f7:4s g. m. 1886 q. NJ,
1898 a. M, S1:40 p. m, 1881 y. m.
1881 p. M, 1880 D. m.
Arrive Honolulu from wahiawa-.
1885 a. m. and 1871 D. m.
~Daiiy. fEx. Sunday. tSunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:22
a. M; returning, arrives In Honolulu
ut 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and waianae.
q. p. DENISoN, &c. SMITH.
superintendent. G. p. & T. A.
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WIN. &. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
SUGAR FACTORS AND
NnNfNFTCQrNSy AnYArrsc

~C~1zAs&1R5S510&N &&SF1a1N Il -
VIM. g. Irwin-President and Manager
John D. Spreckels-First Vice-President
w. M. Giffard-Second Vice-President
H. M. Whitney Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
w. II. Wilson. Auditor
AGENTS FOR
cisco, Cal
Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newar Universal Mill Co, Manu-
facturers of National Cane SHREDDER
New York, n. z.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
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Fire Insurance.

THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.
LTD.
General Agents TOR Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company.
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REALTY TRANsACT l9Ns

Entered of Record August 81, 1907.
Wong Sing Hee ct al to Heeia
Agrctl Co Ltd. Sur L
Richard H Trent TT to Joshua Ka-
nahele .Rei
Richard H Trent TT to Joshua Ka-
Mrs Henrietta Amoehiona ct al to
Joshua Kanahele Rel
Joshua Kanahele to San Antonio
Port Ben Soc of H............... NJ
Manoel Ventura and VT to Mariana
Rapozo ..................... u
Mariana Rapozo and VT to John
Lawrence u
Kaupena and hsb to II L Holstein D
Lila K Naia and hsb to Mrs Mary
Keolanf ..................... ID
Carl waldeyer to First Natl Blk Of
James L Coke and VT to Hugh M
Coke .........-..-......... u
D n Hoopilimeai and VT to Patrick
Cockett ID
Henry waterhouse TT Co Ltd to
Allie NJ Felker REL
Henry Waterhouse TT Co Tr to
Allie III Felker. REL
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LONGWORTH RECEPTION
AS IT IS TOLD IN FRESNO

The Fresno Republican publishes til
following as Special Correspondence.
and still people think the Examiner 4
yellow and fake journal:
HONOLULU, August 5.-when If he
came known that reception was Il
De given In honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholas Longworth. in the throne
room of the palace, it is safe to say
That every feminine heart here gave
great bound, for it is not every day
one may attend 3, reception to the
daughter of a president CT the United
states In the throne room of long
dead kings and queens. even though
the aforesaid monarchs were a trifle
on in the color line. So Saturday
evening, August 8. witnessed a gath
erlng that in numbers, style, nation
ahtles and varying shades of color,
could De equaied nowhere in the wide
world outside Honolulu.
thousands of men and women dress
ed in their handsomest clothes and
dtsregardfng heavy rainstorm. as
sembled at the old palace to do honor
to Teddy's proxy. 1t was not a friv-
olous and stupid society fad. lust to
meet the daughter of a great man.
but to the white race here 1t meant
home" 1t meant the great States
and all they stand for.
SCENE OF TROPICAL SPLENDoR.
Incandescent lights in the national
colors of red, white and blue, flashed
from the Flagstaff In graceful arches
to corners of the palace, the dome
especially presenting a beautiful sight.
while the tropical gardens around the
palace were bright with the same
lights.
The Royal Hawaiian Band, in the
and the Royal Orchestra,
stationed just outside the long win
lows Of the throne room, rendered
selections such as only the native mu-
;icians can give. It was truly SPLEEN |
lid
Driveways and avenues throughout |
he palace grounds were lined with |
carriages and automobiles. Through |
olid walls of native police and SOL /
aiCfS Tie GREAT liiIOAS dSSSLOGQ Ill5
teps of the palace and thereupon join. /
d the hosts already gathered there.
WORE MOTHER HUBBARDS."
You must bear in mind that the
hree native societies. composed OF wo-
aen, were there. 1t is useless to at
empt an accurate description of what
ollowed. The native women led the
recession. clad in native dresses CALL
d holokus that are in reality Mother
with trains of varying
,ngths and of as many kinds of ma
erial as there We're women.
One order had gone through all clad
! black with leis of yellow feathers
bout their necks. The second order
as also in black, with another kind
{ lei. It was about the time this Sec !
nd order was half way up the throne
,om that the trouble began.
NATIVES ECLIPSE WHITES.
The entrance doors were wide
Rough for several persons to enter
one time. and through them swept
lie two colors-natives two by two.
Id side by side the white people, I
1t certainly the two races We're very
stinct I was just in time to see
e Chinese dignitaries paying their
spects to the receiving party. Up s
3 went, white and otherwise, and
hen, after an hours tedious struggle
id wait between the entrance door
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and the distinguished visitors, the ma
| tive women, possibly fearing the,
We're about to be eclipsed in some mys
| ferrous manner surged forward. TIL
white race. for the time being, wa:
| off the map. It required some diplo
matte discipline about that time L
| keep an appearance of order.
Acting Governor Atkinson did the
Joshua act and the (white) sun stood
still. The colored race was triumph.
ant. and for the first time in my life
I saw the Caucasians labeled second
class in order TO give the natives first
choice. A handsome English woman
whose diamond necklace was no more
brilliant than her ancestors. stepped
back to let a native with half
strain of African blood pass first. An
American college girl and her father,
famous for his learning. were crowd
ed out by half-Chinese natives. A
woman who can name her ancestors
six hundred years back without a
blush land she is not black. ether,
was completely lost in the scramble
and saw but little Of the proceedings:
So on and on through hundreds of
cases.
LONGWORTH'S SNUB NOSE.
Finally I was presented to Governor
and Mrs. Carter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth, as some-
one expressed 1t.
Mr.. Longwo-th would be a hand
some man IL he was not SO bald and
did not have a snub nose.
zrDC TnNCxyADTr1sc rADDTNyCC
Mrs. Longworth is rather pretty, but
her form could be improved greatly.
She wore gray silk overdress with
silver spangled chiffon overdress of
cream. the sleeves carrying out the
same idea. Her dress was of course
very handsome. but her earrings at
tracted more attention than anything
else she wore. They seemed to be
fully two inches long, composed of
pearls. I could see them with the full |
length of the throne room between us. |
1t was very interesting to watch Mrs. |
expressive face as the ma
tives were presented, and she is GER |
tainly worthy daughter of her father.
for she rose to the occasion grandly /
and greeted the various members of
the Hawaiian orders with the cour.
tesy she bestowed upon the most dis
-inguished diplomat.
1t has been said that the Hawaiian
,ace is fast disappearing and in time
will be extinct, but Judging by the
RIDES that assembled last evening
here is no danger of race suicide or
extinction soon. Had the President
himself been here no more honors
ould have been paid him than Alice
eceived. and it may be the President
would have been overjoyed to have
cen the commingling of color gather
d here.
WAS POORLY MANAGED.
The trouble was not in the differ
mt races being present, but no man
cement was displayed in the order
f presenting the various parts of the
.uman rainbow. 1 looked at my hand
he first thing when / awoke next
lorning. It had not changed at all. .
ven though it had greeted the dis
nguished visitors, but I felt that, re-
arIless of two very-much-trod-on
,et and the knowledge that the white
ace has to sit down afar off. had
one my duty to my country. had
owed to powers that be. and had I
lowed all respect and affection for
le greatest nation in the world, even 4
Tough it is white country.
JOHN SHIRLEY PORTER. 4
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-01-12
NEGRO CONSPIRACY
Feared by White Officers Of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry.

FL Reno, Okla-Belief of the army
officers at Fort Reno that a conspiracy
TO murder every white officer at Fort
Reno, beginning with Capt. Edgar
Mackln-against whom nearly every
negro soldier at the post entertains a
personal grudge as result of the af-
fair at Brownsville, Texas, and the dis
charge Of the negro soldiers that fol
lowed-and then proceeding down the
line of officers, has become known as a
result OF the preliminary hearing in
the case Of Edward l.. Knowles, cor
poral OF Company A, Twenty-fifth In.
fantry, who was found guilty of assault
with intent to kill Captain Macklin of
Company c. Twenty-fifth Infantry,
December 21st. All the officers now go
heavily armed and protected through
out the night.
Every effort has been made by the
officers at the post to keep the alleged
conspiracy secret, but it is learned
that an investigation is now being
conducted at several army posts and
important places throughout the coun-
try, and within short time several ar
rests of members of the troop recently
discharged in disgrace are expected to
follow.