davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24
EI blRso b lpgIs terra.

El Bapco de Ioglaterra empIsa cercs de
mil peraonaB On sus divaruas oficinaH de.
partsmentos paga $175, 900 anuRIes an
psnsiones 4 las fsmilias do los empleados
inutiIizados 8 ancisnog.
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Gran rsmlts d prIndls Do ORC J plata.

Ell dia del pr6zimo mes de Dioiembre
tendra lugar en- Ia csHR de p' '6itamos de
o, Silva, Luna IL 81 remRte de las prem.
das cuyoH taIoneE no han aido renovados
ni canceIadOH deHpu6s de los Bsia meEes
que concede la ley. La casa Aigus aus
o oreEacioneg. SY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24

PARA cuRAR REsFRIApo
EMU DIA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoAEO
QUININA. Ri boticario le deyolyera 81 dinero sino
90 cur8. La 6rmN dc Il w, GROVE aa haIla On
oada ca1itR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24

CASA DE PREsTAMOs DE JOSE
BAZAN, ALLEN 21.-El skbado 80 de
los corrisntes 4 las p. m. se llevar6
Cabo 81 Eemats de laH prsndRs cuyoB talo-
mes no han sido renovAdoB nj cancsladoH
despu6s de los Bsis msIes que Concsds la
ls ley. La casa sigue EuS OpersciOneI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24
Gun nusvo aIlyIo para ID poIeia Do Slnturss?

Eu IuglateEra % hs inventado un nue..
70 Autom6vil para camiusT sobre el hieIo.
So han hscho ya las pruebag, obtsniendo
los mejoreB TesultadoB; puss De logr6 al
canzar una velocidBd de tteinta milIaB
por horR.
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PERFUMERlA.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR ha traiJo tltimaB
novedades en- peifumerfs de HOu6'ga1at,
Lssbin, Roger GaIlet, Legr0nd , los
nuevos de COty que gozsn fama en PA
RIS entire elloB El IdiJiO que vale $1,000
La VaoIeta So 90 Eg Ciaveg del Reg So o
= Eg V6rtigo SIS 90 No faltan EI Ideal,
Mes Deyices, de Houbigant, Enigma 9
Pampres D or de Lasbi7s, Eleur D'AmOur,
AmBrerOse. Reve FZeuyi HiOEeta Mer-
Vei1Is do Roger & GaLLet. La bEillsntina
criAtalizada, sgaas dsntrifeas, sgua de
Colonia, jabonea, polvoH & & de las mar
cas- mas acTsditsdas. Todo esto se encuen'
ira en- al PARIS BAZAR de PEDRO
GIUSTI, FortaIeza q.
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yn peMero rusO.

Probablements 81 propiatario, del mayor
ndmsTo de perroS On 81 mundo, eB I'm russo
quien posee. 81. 600 perrol pantoFeB, que
Cuidanl de-. l 100000 ovejaB.
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HABITACIONEs COMODAs.-Pa-
"a hombEe1 GOIOs hay unaB msgnffcas ha-
bitscionea de aIquiler sn el "Condado" /,
6RntuFce, Ceyca de Ia csrretsra. IUforma.
ran ca Gsts reduction. d. p.
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del sr.
K0hrhshn y Co, Ss ha trasladsdo & ls ca
lie dc San Jose Is frsnte al Corrso, donds
hay oonssRntamente an buan Bartido de re-
lniog 0tFag pTendas p.R
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.--EL 'NUEVO CAFE" de Ion eapo-
sos Morgan, Fortalezs 21, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR nm com plato BuEtido dc loa me-
ioEes duloss. EIegsntsa cartuchoH propios
para regsloH Heladoa, rsfrasooB, frutaH
81 natural y todo cuanto Eegals 81 paladRr
n Es deIicado % snCuansra Rlif primoroBa.
% enta Varvido. Caf6 con Isohe y choco-
Rss, desda LAS sia.s do Ia mahans lRF
z ds 10 nocho. FamoRo ohoColsta BA
ZEE auv acredite do sn tndo 81 mundo.
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GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

sombre Pea snos Nlnas los dmos mdos press
artfcales Cntas
ombTeros Corbata
presen sur eenamo compacera nado gu
Nu e6n agradecereno vista nuesros dpaa
aulos de utdad puede necaia
SAN FRANcIoo SO IAN PAQUITA"
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Ramon CabalIero, de Agusa Busnaa
ha aolicitado psrmiso para eAtableCeE en-
aquel pueblo an puesto de carne.
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-En 'tLa Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allou 81, hay de venta FsCibos Is.
IsnaTioz para cobEo de alquilsrsB de oasss
EanEas Ga metSlico con frmas, dsOls "a
ciansh ds nRoirnisnto, dsfunoi6n y osrtifOS
a ia m6dina. o.
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Sc VENDEN On Ia carretaYa del Sc.
boruco frente 81 nusvo edifcio de las r. r.
M. M. cuerdaB de tsrreno. Informes
Margarida q Go. "A S2n Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24

LRCCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
daFk a domioilio un joven frances Para
Il as informea dirigigse spartado No. 1876
15 Y g.
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EN- EL CLUB de F. Kahrhahn y
Co., San jose Is, 80 venden dos relo'
iCs do Gro cada semanR. il Ultima Bsma
ns obtuYo uno d. jose Munaz Rivera
San Juan gocio nIm. 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24

CARNE de res. & 36 centavOu kilO en-
81 puesto de Antonio SsViIlano, Gale de ls
Luna ndmaro 33 oeEca de las eBcalerillaB.
2vn
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CASA, 80 vands una en- Cats6o CaBi
nuevs, f,ente Ia bahfs, documentsci6n
inmsjorabls, reEta SIS menB1Rles Infor
marin Tetuan p bsjos su due1o j.
Obfer. Parsda 10 Santurce. Y. 8.
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COllPRO.

EnvolturRs del iabon Octsg6n. Diri.
iirsa & "Ls Tiendita." Plaza Principal,
.Joa6 Bazkn. 13v.U
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En - fRpFenfs n8 vOnd0 PAPal az
, SI6dioe vfD's ( 81. 90 Ios l0 kfloE Cet 4s'dR-
taLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-24

REMATE DE PRENDAs Los dfas
29 v 80 del cOrrisnts mes ds Noviembre,
en- ia casa de prestamos de Fl Lopez Ce-
nero. Csan joss 16) 90 vanderSn en- p6'
bIica aubauta, desds Las Esta onca de Ia
noche infnidad de pTendas, que no han
sido renovadaB nj Csncelada8 en- el trans
cnruo de neis rnegss. La casa contin6a sus
operaciones. lO Y. Z.
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lnran ARANICO8 AVN.

--se cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS sunqus no ast6n en- busn estado,
cc!laycs antiques DC s,rcg J prsndas anti.
gUaH.
DirijaBs & p. j. B. Cristo / (sltoB) San
juan q 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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lNDICADOR GENERAL

3NsEJo A Las gaApEES.-El 3atsos ss.ns4.se
Len Ninsow debe siempre que
IN rodo de Ia dertic6n. ProPorcicna svio immediate
Al peqneno paeiente, produce sueno natural tranSuo
hiva el dolor q angelic despena muy vvo alegst
"a muy sgradabe al Paladar ealma al nno abanda sgs
nGas aliva sus dolores, hace fares les funriones 5e
es6mago rssuia les intestinos4 IS eI meor remaec
eusquiera causa 16ngass mpcho eudado sn reat
jaIas3 GNiraaase DC Ia Seniors Wiaslo@"s e! aas@
4 t1dnR ~
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY 10, 1907

enough, if bring any light joy; for yours
my uttermost note of life!
He knew, he knew!" Raw1ey sad catching her
wrists in his hands and drawing her to him. I" If
could write, that's what l should have said to you
beautiful and beloved. How and small and
ugly my life till you made over was a
bad lot
so much hung one little promise she said,
and drew closer to him. You were never bad -
she added, then with sweeping the universe,
"Oh isn't it all good and isn't it all worth living?"
she added, her face shining.
His face lost its glow. Over in the town her
brother faced ruined life, and dark humiliation
and shame which would poison her life hereafter
threatened the girl beside him, unless-hs look
turned to the little house where the quack doctor
lived. He loosed her hands Nov for Caliban,'
he said
Il shall be Ariel and follow you in my heart" she
said And be and make him tell you the story
of his life She added, with laugh as his lips swept
the hair behind her ears.
AS he moved swiftly away, watching his long
strides, she said proudly, AS deep the sea!' AZ
ter moment she added, And he once gam
bier, untl-until-" she glanced at the open book
then with sweet mockery looked at her hands" I'm
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til those lucid perfect hands bound me to the mast
of your destiny Oh, vain Diana! But they are
rather beautiful, she added {" and am rather hap
py." There something like gay little chuckle
in her throat. "Oh, vain Diana!" she repeated.
Rawley entered the door of the hut on the hill
without ceremony. There need for courtesy
and the work he had to do could be easier done
without it.
Old Busby was crouched over a table his mouth
tapping milk from full bowl on the table He
scarcely raised his head when Raw1ey entered
through the open door he had his visitor coming
He slipped on, his struggling beard dripping There
was silence for a time. What do YOU WANT" the
quack doctor growled at last
Finish your swill, and then we can talk" said
Rawley carelessly. He took chair near the door.
lighted cheroot, and smoked watching the old
man as he tipped the great bowl toward his face
as though it was some wild animal feeding The
clothes were patched and worn the coat front was
spattered with stains of all kinds the hair and beard
were unkempt and long, giving him what would
have been the look of NANCY lion but that the face
had the expression of beast less honorable
The eyes, however, Indignantly intelligent.
the hands, i'll cared for, long, we'll shaped and
capable but of hateful yellow color like the face
And through all was sense of power, dark and al
most medieval Secret, evily wise, and unhuman,
he looked being apart, whom men might seek for
help in dark purposes.
What do you want medicne?" he muttered at
last wlplng his beard and mouth with the palm of
his hand, and the palm on his knees.
Rawey looked at the ominous looking bottles on
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pretty seamy yourself. In fact, you re as bad man
as ever saved lives and lost them-threw them
have swung on it, swung wide. But you have had a
lot of luck that you haven't swung high, too He
paused, and ficked away the ash from his cheroot,
while the figure before him swayed animal like from
side to side, muttering to himself.
You have brains-a lot of brains of kind
however you came by them, Rawley continued
And you have kept lot of people in the West from
passing in their checks before their time You have
rocked 'em, chseled EN-, out of lot of cash too
There old Lamson, fifteen hundred for the goter
on his neck; and Mrs Gilligan for the cancer-two
you called the medicine, didn't you? You must have
made fifty thousand in the last ten years."
What I've made IN keep" was the cultural
answer, and the taonlike fingers clawed the table
saving them sometimes; but you haven't paid me
high for saving you in the courts and there is one
case you haven't paid me for at all: That was
when the patient died. and you didn't"
The face of the old man became notified with
sudden fear but he jerked it forward once or twice
with an effort at self control Presently he steadied
to the ordeal of suspense while he kept saying to
himself, What does he know-what, which,"
Malpractice resulting in death, that was poor
Jimmy Tearle; and something else resulting IN
DEATH that was the switchman's wife And the law
is hard in the West where woman is in the case,
and the law is quick and hard Yes, you have swung
wide on your tether. Look out that you don't swing
high, old man.
You prove nothing-it's bluffr' came the
reply in tone of malice and fear.
You forget. l was your lawyer in Jimmy
Tearles case and letter has been found written by
the SWltchmanS wife to her husband 1t reached
the night he was killed by the avalanche 1t was
handed over to me by the post office, the lawyer
acting for the relatives. read it. have got it. 1t
gives you away.
I wasn't alone Fear had now disappeared,
and the old man was fighting.
No, you weren't alone; and if the swtchman
and the switchmans wife weren't dead and out of it
Continued page IS
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laughed. Suddenly he became grave. II hear you
call me in the night sometimes. and start up and
say, Yes Dr. out of my sleep. It's queer hallu
cination I've got you on the brain, certainly"
1T seems to you, she said, opening the book
that lay in her lap, and your eyes trouble me to-
day. They've got a look that used to be in them,
Flood, before-before you promised, and another
look don't understand and don't like l suppose
it's always The real business of life is trying to
understand each other
You have wonderful thoughts for that's had
SO little chance" he said. That is because you
genius, suppose Teaching can't give that sort
of thng-the insight"
What is the matter Flood?" she asked suddenly
again, her breast heaving, her delicate, rounded
fingers interlacing e! heard man say once that
you were as deep as the sea- He did not mean it
kindly, but do. You are in trouble, and 1 want to
share it, if l can. Where were you going when you
came across me here?"
ITO old Busby the quack doctor up there, - he
answered. nodding toward shrubbed and wooded
hillock behind them
old Busbyl' she rejoined in amazement.
What do you want with him? Not medicine of
that old quack, that dreadful MANI
He cures people sometimes. A good MANY out
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the shelves above the old mans head at the forceps
knives and other surgical instruments the walls
they at least were bright and Clean almost uncanniy
so-and taking the cheroot slowly from his mouth,
he said, "Shinplasters what want A friend
of mine has had his leg caught in trap
The old man gave evil chuckle at the Joke for
shnplaster was bill. worth quarter of dollar
We got some" he growled in reply; but they
cost twenty five cents each. You can have them
for your friend at the price"
Il want eight thousand of them from YOU He's
hurt pretty bad the logged dry answer
The shaggy eyebrows of the quack drew together
and the eyes peered out sharply through half closed
lids There's plenty of wanting and not much
getting in this world he rejoned with leer of con-
tempt and spat on the floor, while yet the furtive
watchfuness of the eyes indicated mind i'll at
ease
Smoke came in placid puffs from the cheroot
Rawley was smoking very hard, but with a judicial
meditation, as it seemed Yes but if you want
thing SO bad that, to get it, you'll face the devil
or the Beast of Revelation-the Beast of Revela-
ton, you understandable likely to come to you"
You call me beast!' the reddish brown face
grew black like that of Bedouin Arab in his rage
Il said the Beast of Revelation Don't YOU
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but know a star in dark night when l see it,
he answered, with catch in his throat
Hush, beloved" she said, catching his hand in
hers, she read, while all around them the sounds
of summer, the distant clack of reaper, the crack
of whip, the locusts dronng, the whir of a young
partridge the squeak of chpmunk, toned to the
harmony of the moment and her voice:
star shining First, vevey Sleep and then this
quick quiet waking to your voice which call mel
Is it's it that calls Do you sometimes,
your Dreams speak to me? Far beneath
there the summons of your spirit like think
like to think that this thing which has is
deeper greater, than Sometimes day and night
there flash before my my minds eyes, pictures of
you and places Observation-Disclosures before
activities uncomprehended and unknown bright,
allurng glimpses of second being-some possible
maybe to be realized future aas Yet these swift
who shall say which give joy before felt in
life. If not better for this love of mine for
you am than | was, and shall be than am
Much OF my life IN the past and smalso much
that have said and done and been unworthy, love
for too sharp light for my gross mperectons of
the past Come what will be what must, stake life
my heart, SOUL you that beautiful beloved face
those deep which my being drowned those lucid
perfect hands that have bound the of your
must keep on loving you be shipwreck l did not
know that this this tide of love- this of
devotion Destiny plays me beyond my ken, beyond my
dreams.
20 Cfth9r0n." turn from me now, or never o nv
love! Loose me from the and let the and
wave wash me out into the of forgetfulness
or never But keep me, keep your love great
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Il know that a fool is to be
answered according to his fo1ly!"
was the hoarse reply, and the
great head wagged to and fro
in its smarting rage.
We'll, I'm doing my best, and
perhaps when the folly is all out
we'll come to the revelation of
the beast"
There was a silence, in which
the gross impostor shifted heav-
lily in his seat, while a hand
twitched across the mouth and
then caught at the breast of the
threadbare black coat abstract
eddy.
Raw1ey leaned forward, one
elbow on a knee, the cheroot in
his fingers. He spoke almost
confidentially, as to some ig-
norant and misguided savage,
as he had talked to Indian chiefs
in his time when searching for
the truth regarding some crime.
I've had lot of revelations
in my time. A lawyer or a doc
tor always does, and though
there are folks who say l am no
lawyer, as there are those who
ywithgreater truth that you are
no doctor. speaking technically
we both have had revelations
You have seen a lot that's seamy,
and so have l. And YOU are
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COPPER.

The
foreign although the United nehf
S6,750000 while
$900o00
nearly ooo00o of
the world importing
hhments refneres considerable the
extracting the which
be determined Imported article which
exported,
o a cure.
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Hawaiian
Of
which
provided He
the
the dignity Vice Admiral will
maritime Becky
but the moluents
the RI
of Moo
moo, heau''
mile The Prince who but for annexation might be
again
in his hands,
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BAD LEGISLATION.

of astonishing of legislation 50 far proposed IS to %
Generals
department
public burdens Observe
paragraph
The Attorney an deputies
and Sheriff,
their deputies hereby prohibited
practng councillors at
pending hereafter he instituted,
courtw during their of office
hereafter
General and his
could they protect the general civil rights and interests OF the
Hawaii.
designed protect selfish
in
of the BILL The
punish Attorney
Generals department for doing its duty
nd his
outlined
Terr law department No such could
be had A.
in ALL
what theyw unless fourth-cl men RI
coching this particular
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SOME NEW BOOKS
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY

| The Honolulu Library and Reading
Room Association has recently recefv-
ed donations OF books and magazines
| from the following persons.
| Prof. w. d. Alexander, DIR. Edward
Arrnitage, w. r. Castle, Gen. Edward
Davis, Mrs. J. F. Gray, DR.. D. scud-
der, H. P. f. schultze, Hon. L. a.
| Thurston.
Mr.. r. W. Martinof, temporarily a
resident of Honolulu, has presented a.
valuable collection of books compris-
ing hfty-one volumes as follows:
Shakespeare. Works. Is vol.
Emerson. Works 8 VOL
Thoreau Walden. vol.
Hoyt CycIopedia of Practical Quota
lions.
Keister. Corporation Accounting and
Auditing.
Goodwin Improved Bookkeeping.
Roget Thesaurus of English Words.
Walsh. Higher Arithmetic.
Hodgson. Modern Carpentry.
Gibson Camp Life in the Woods.
Gray. School and Field Book of Bo-
tany
LIE Conte. Elements of Geology.
Parloa. Cook Book
Wordsworth. Poems
Holmes. Autocrat of the Breakfast
Howells. A Days Pleasure.
Vision. Pocket Atlas of the World.
McCarron. Map of Sydney and Su-
burbs.
Elements of Lettering and Sign
Painting
FRENCH.
International English and French Die
tfonary. 2 vol
Coppee. Les Vrais Riches.
Merimee. Colombia
Ploetz. Voeahlllaire Systematique.
- Lettrgs glamour.
GERMAN.
Goethe. Faust. Part.
SPANISH.
Hossfeld Spanish Dialogues.
HossfeId. Spanish Reader.
Page. correspondence Commercial.
valdes. Los Majos de Caatz.
Valdes Marta Maria.
Other new books are:
Cambridge Modern history. Thirty
Years War.
-urtius. ed Memoirs of Prince Ho-
henIohe. 1906
Dawson. Makers OF English Poetry.
1906
Dawson. Makers Of English Prose
1906.
Hale. larry at Home Travels. 1906.
Hubert. Passing Of Corea. 1906.
Jackson. Persia, Past and Present.
1906
Lille. Madame BIavatsky and Her
Philosophy. 1895.
4ombroso. Female Offender. 1900. !.
La Vieillesse 1906
0yabe. japanese Robinson Crusoe. .
1898.
Rhodes. History of the U. S. 1861. :
Vol. and 5.
Scott. Money and Banking. 1906 II
skeat. Problem Of Spelling Reform.
smith. First Forty Years of Wash
ington Society. 1906.
Thassa and Its Mysteries.
1906.
FICTION.
STAND. Red House.
8lundell. Yeoman Fleetwood
French. Seeing France with Uncle
John.
Gates. The P1ow-woman.
Sardenhire. Silence of Mrs. Harold.
Greene. Power Lot.
hammond. The Master-word.
Harden. The Georgians.
Hobbies. The Dream and the Business.
Hill The Web. 4
Locke. Beloved Vagabond.
london. White Fang.
Mccall. Dragon Painter.
Malet. Far Horizon.
Pemberton. House Under the Sea.
Powell. By-ways of Braithe.
schauffler. Where Speech Ends.
sheard. BY the Queens Grace.
JUVENILE.
Bacon. ed. Songs that Every Child
Should Know.
Barbour. Crimson Sweater.
Dudley. With Mask and Nit.
Dix. Merry Lips.
Wiggin. The Fairy Ring.
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THE CASE OF MRS. EDDY.


Eddy
which
Naturally Mrs Eddy, like other ills
which heir to- Very likely she sound in body active
doubt
all; full
would
finally
The friends of Mrs Eddy should defend her from the charge
senty
stopped and that mps of the faith the
ofenes nothing thai
Mrs Eddy is these of persecution
when the natural probabilities
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The Advertiser Mr. Doves conclusion that its Paoa
articles
What
believe abandoning the Nuuanu another
Of the
look
conceived in nquty
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brilliant stroke of Kanho
them Why note
Legislature and the considering Certainly
be no objection to doing Kanih
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BECKLEY AND TOMIoKA.
Honolulu, March 5, 1907,

Honolulu, March o IyU1.-
Mr.. Advertiser: As a Japanese citizen, will you
kindly tell what Mr. George G. Beekeys official title isl
belong Hawaiian Navy make fun of Admiral
Tomikawaa would please like to from other paper
Thank you for the japanese,
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perhaps true that Abe Ruef vanished;
buckley and Raney former abroad for less