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Continued from Page Five).

With the ascertained resllts of care
full reverent criticism of the Bible
find myself in full accord None Of
them seem to me in the slightest de-
gree to bear upon the supreme revela-
ton of God made in the lives of the
Hebrew prophets. They have wonder
fully cleared away the difficulties with
which some doctrinal traditions en-
numbered the literature of Israel, and
have given us a far more luminous and
lovable book At the same time it is
clear that the last word has not been
said upon the subject of these ancient
records. They very newest testimony
of long buried inscriptions establishes
the historicity of accounts regarded
for years by devOut students as doubt
full My conviction is that it is the
part of the sincere Christian to receive
ioyfully whatever thorough, candid
and trustworthy investigators deter
mine to be the facts of Biblical author
ship, chronology, history and the like
to adjust his previously former theo-
ries thereto, and at the same time to
keep an open mind expecting in due
season new light to shine upon dis
puted and doubtful points.
Meanwhile the Bible daily titled as a
farm for spiritual sustenance has prov
ed ever increasingly productive in my
own life. The most exhaustive critical
study possible to a busy man, added
to a sympathetic browsing therein,
with the prayer that Gods Spirit may
disclose truth, has resulted in such a
constant supply of new and helpful
revelation that it has become more
and more essential to life and growth.
Passing on to the view of man l find
| the consciousness of Jesus, especially
as interpreted by Paul and the mar
velOus discoveries of science during the
last 100 years in full consonance. The
| theory of evolution is to me the most
luminous single commentary upon the
| Scriptures that recent history has af-
forded Man made by God in His
image, that is with the capacity to
| become His son, falling into sin
through the very possibility that glo.
rifles him, namely the possession Of
free will taught by Gods love how tC
use his will Alright until he becomes
like his Father, ever faced with thu
memorable and bona fide alternative
of persisting in evil until not only de
velopment is arrested but death be
comes inevitable, living his earl,
school days here in mysterious unto
. of spirit and matter and as sure t
live on after death to follow out tn
legitimate course of his earthly lif
trend-all this seems reasonable an
true. Meantime God can never aban
don any of His children while lif
lasts, and the only punishment tina
men, in this day when human penaltie
have ceased to be retributive and hav
for their sole end reformation, cal
contemplate as just and right is tina
whose object it is to reclaim and re
store.
Meantime as Christ widens His vic
tories and the church takes into itsel
the millions of Asia there can be littl
doubt that the revelation made by Go
to these peoples, when interpreted b
them in the light of the Christian cor
seriousness, will wonderfully enrich tn
worlds conception of divine truth.
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THE RIVERSIDERS
FINISH BUSINESS
LEAGUE CLOSES UP ITS AFFAIRS
FOR THE YEAR WITH A sue
CESSFUL RECORD.

A meeting of the Riverside Baseball
Leaguew as held Tuesday evening in
the clubhouse of the Chinese Alohas.
The officers of the League were all
present and presented their reports
for the past year. The following rep
resentatives of the several clubs were
present: M. Comes, representing the
Kaala A. c.; H. Kekaha and Marine,
Palama A. c.; j. Goo Kim and w. Tin
Yam, Chinese A. c.. A. Akana and Tin
Chong, Chinese Aloha Club
Robert Assam, treasurer of the
League, presented his report, and
showed that he had balance of S134
in his possession. He asked that the
money be divided among the different
clubs, which was received with great
applause. On the motion of Comes. a
committee of five were appointed to
draft set of resolutions to be pre-
sented to each officer for their SER
vices during the past year.
1t was moved that the League dis
band for the year and reorganize the
coming year. At the close of the
meeting three hearty cheers were Civ
en- for the League. The record made
this year by the League has never
been surpassed by any other League.
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state for her. The dependency of
woman is an antique custom.
Woman should be economically free
She should not have to depend upon
her husband for her support. One
way is to have her earn her own living.
Another way is to have the husband
divide equally with her, but this would
still make ner dependent.
Mothers should be pensioned. The
law may think this is a hardship, but
| do not think so. Up to three chill
dren, the rich and poor should be PEN
stoned alike"
In speaking of marriage the profess
sor said;
Love is the only thing that can keep
the marriage state in the right form
Any other reason for marriage usually
results in failure. To retain the sacred
ness of the marriage state, love must
be the ruling passion.
THE social relations of men and
women should not be denied in educa-
tional institutions. Segregation is
class education. CO-education breeds
marriage and since when has marriage
become a crime? The co-educational
institution is a great breeding place fol-
marriages. There is no better place in
the world for scandal Inan in the Sc
gregated school,
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SPOR T S

Club: A. L. c. Atkinson, president; M.
NJ Johnson, wee president; Henry o.
Sullivan, secretary; Lloyd Conklin,
treasurer; Otto Heine, auditor; John
Clark, captain; Mark Robinson Jr.,
vice captain; S. A. Walker, commo-
dore; Paul Jarrett, vice commodore.
The following baseball games Will
be played in the second series of the
Kalanianaole League:
MORNING.
Nov "a. Kamanuwai A. c. Jr. VS..
Twilight A. c. Jr
Nov. "a, Kaala A. C. Jr., VS.. Japa-
nese A. c. Jr.
MORNING.
Dec. 1, Chinese Athletic Club Jr. VS.
Kamanuwai A. c. Jr.
Dec 1, Kaala A. C. Jr. VS.. Twilight
A. c. Jr.
MORNING.
Dec 8, Twilight A. c. Jr. VS.. Chinese
A. c. Jr.
! Dec. 8, Japanese A. c. Jr. VS.. Ka
manuwai A. C. Jr
AFTERNOON,
Dec Is, Kaala A. c. Jr, VS.. Kama
nuwai A. c. Jr.
Dec. IS, Chinese A. c. Jr. VS. Japa
nese A. c. Jr
AFTERNOON
Dec. %, Twilight A. c. Jr. VS.. Jap
anese A. C. Jr.
Dec. %, Kaala A. c. Jr. VS.. Chimes
A. G. Jr.
e g 8
The Second elevens of Punahol
and the High School will fight it on
tomorrow for the Championshi
on the Punahou fle1d. A large mum
Der of students as well as some of tn
big folks, will be on hand to chez
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-21
ASTONISHING INDEED.

One of the eloquent poetical writers
who report the costumes and etiquette
at Washington penned this in his, or
her account of a presidential recep-
ton: Mrs. X. wore nothing in the way
of a dress that was remarkable" The
slipshod English was handsomely cor
rected by the pedantic but unhumorous
printer, thus: Mrs. X. wore nothing
in the way of a dress. That was re-
markable. "-Argonaut
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-21

The finals in the Y. NJ. c. A. tennis
tournament will be played Friday, No
vember %, at p. m, between Tom
Gill, No. 0, and Geo. S. Waterhouse,
No. 16.
g = 3
All men who are interested in physi-
cal development for the sake of eXer-
else or health are invited to attend the
first meeting of the Business Mems
class at Y. M. c. A. gymnasium this
afternoon at Sis.
The plans Tor a lecture class on
How and When to Exercise at Home
will be discussed as well as the organ
ization of the Business Mems gymna-
stun class which will meet every
Monday and Friday from to p. m
4 = =
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected last night at the an
nual meeting of the Healani Boat
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A FOLLOWER OF INFLUENZA

Many persons find themselves affect
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tack of Influenza AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy it
should not be allowed to run on until
it becomes troublesome. For sale by
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agents for Hawaii
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their teams on to victory. The result
of this game will be watched with a
good deal of interest, as if the High
School team win they will be the
champions this year. The game will
start at $3.50 o'clock.
The final championship game be-
tween first teams of Punahou and Ka-
mehameha will be played at Punahou
at 10 o'clock Saturday.
A meeting of the Chinese A. G. will
be held this evening at the residence
of c. Y. Mack, on Vineyard street. A
full attendance is requested, as some
important business will be transacted
The Palama A. c. winners of the
Riverside Baseball League for the
season, will give a dance next Wed.
nesday night in the Knights of Pythias
hall for the benefit of the club. Dur.
ing the evening the trophy that hay
been won by the team will be presented
| to the club.
z = =
The final match between +. Gill anC
George Waterhouse for the Y M. G. A
tennis championship will be played Il
four o'clock tomorrow afternoon OF
the Y. M. Z. A. courts. The WHINE
will have to take three out of five set
to decide the match. The mattel
should be very close as the two player
are very evenly matched.
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DEFECT IN THE LAW.

However, there is no clause in the
purefood law that prevents the worm
from being roasted with the chestnut
Louisville Courier-Journal.
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IT'S A SHAME!

If Col Bryan really believes that
the country is to be saved by the
moral force of the democratic party
his credulity has been shamefully inn
posed upon.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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ALMOST READY

Having Japan's consent to go to the
Pacific, all the fleet needs now is the
permission of certain New York
newspaper that shines for all except
Theodore Roosevelt-Pittsburg Gazette
Times. Ajk
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SOCIAL NOTE.

Eighty per cent of the human family
is sane. The rest are in public asylums,
sanltariums and society-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
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DIR. SCUDDER INST ALLIED,
A NOTABLE ADDRESS

more reverent treatment of all extra
Judaic revelation characterizes our
age and more sympathetic acquaint-
ance Herewith is certain to illumine
the Person and teaching of our Lord.
The East is bound to disclose to the
West new beauties in the Messiah, who
though the product of the East, has
been thus far so little studied or I'M
derstood by its people, The day of
great unities has dawned. The church
of Christ is some day to be one, the
nations are to be welded into the Fed
Grafton of Man, and the worldwide
revelation made by God of Himself to
all races is to find its unity in a larger
and clearer unfolding of the mystery
of His Son our Blessed Redeemer.
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SPORT NOTES

The fifth game of the Y. M. c. A.
indoor baseball league will be played
this evening at the gymnasium be-
tween the Statesmen and 'Ironwork-
ers."
There are four teams in this league,
the last game of the first series will be
played Friday, November %, between
the "Financiers" and STARS"
The standing of the teams are as
follows:
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of Christ is some day to be one, the
nations are to be welded into the Fed
Grafton of Man, and the worldwide
revelation made by God of Himself to
all races is to find its unity in a larger
and clearer unfolding of the mystery
Of His Son our Blessed Redeemer.
Those constituting the Council
were: Rev. DR.. Serene e. Bishop,
Rev. Horace w. Chamberlain, Rev.
Dr. Orramel H. Gulick, Rev. John
L. Hopwood, Rev. Solomon P. Kaai,
Rev. Levi D, Keliipio, Rev. William
N. Lono, Rev Solomon K. Oil, Rev.
II. H. Parker, Rev. William K. Poai,
Rev. A. V. Soares Rev. e. w.
Thwing, Rev. Enoch S. Timoteo, Rev.
Edward B. Turner, Rev. William d.
Westervelt, DR.. w. D. Alexander,
President P. L. Horne, E. K. Lilka-
lani, Goo Kim, C.. H. Dickey. In addi-
ton invitations by courtesy had
been sent by letter to the Union
churches of Central Kona, Kohala, Hi
10, Paia, Waikiki, Lihue, Waimea, and
Haili, and to the Revs. e. G.. Beck
with, w. H. Bliss, d. w. Crane, J.
P Erdman, A. e. Erdman, A. l..
Hall, A. G. McKeever, William e.
Potwine, e. T. Simpson, John T. Gu
lick, F. s. Scudder Rev. w. Felmy,
and Curtis e. Shields. Besides these
there were present: w. w. Hall,
James A. Rath, Theodore Richards,
P. w. Rider, Rev. Hiram Bingham,
w. L. Howard, w. r. Castle, G. P.
Castle, J. S. Emerson, Miss Rice, DR..
J. M. Whitney, DR.. A. B. Clarke, D.
l.. Wilmington, Rev. e. F. Sheehy,
and others.
The Council opened with prayer by
Rev. w. D. Westervelt, moderator of
the Council. w. w. Hall, as clerk OF
Central Union church, read the min
utes of the church showing the steps
taken in calling DR.. Scudder to the
pastorate. These were appointment
Of a committee consisting of F. G.
Atherton, w. F. Frear and w. r.
, Castle to seek a suitable pastor, theil
unanimous report recommending DR.
= Scudder, the approval by PRACTICAL!
, unanimous vote, the call to DR.. Scud
, der and his acceptance.
y At the evening session there wert
=, greetings from the other local church
. es, including Chinese, Japanese, Ha
: waiian and Portuguese. The Rev. w
d. Westervelt, moderator, presided
and the installation prayer was by tn,
Rev. o. H. Gulick who, as alread,
stated, gave the installation praye
5 about % years ago when Dr. Scudde
2 took a church in Kobe. The Rev
! Curtis E. Shields of Hilo delivere,
+ the charge to the pastor and jeojle
= He described the responsibility of Ger
trail Union church as internationa
and almost worldwide.
. Fraternal salutations were given b
Rev. w. Felmy for the German Lutl
Grams; Rev. A. c. McKeever for tn
Christian church, Rev. e. T. SimI
son for the Episcopal church, and Rev
= d. w. Crane for the Methodist church
e The benediction was by the newly II
A stalled pastor
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THIS ILLUSTRATION WILL GIVE READER GOOD
IDEA THE APPEARANCE OF THE NEW ORNAMENTAL PAR
LOR ALARM CLOCK, BUT THE ACTUAL SIZE OF THE CLOCK
IS MUCH LARGER STANDS ABOUT 10 INCHES HIGH IS
MASSIVE IN APPEARANCE. IT is MADE OF EBONIzED BAR
GUN METAL OF VERY ORNAMENTAL DESIGN AND is
FITTED EXTRA LOUD BELL ENTIRELY HIDDEN
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STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery OF Every Description
Made to Order. Particular Attention
paid to Ships Blacksmithing. Jo3
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ballos de fuerza. Cuando 10 con,
templaba no podia menos que
decirme
-Es un trasto muy ANTIGUA
do y muy lento el tai automo-
vii Ahora seria necesario ha.
Ger otra cosa, otras cosas.
-lPero que mas quiere us
ted3-preguntabale 20.
NO sc a punto fijo-termi-
naba el-pero 81 que ain hay
mucho que hacer, mucho prac-
tico.
Lo que hay que hacer, Ell ba-
ron de Zuiien 10 expresa en-
nombre de sus companeros.
""Ouerria yer realizarse prom
to-dice Ell baron-las ideas ST
guientes:
10 Las maquinas volantes
20 Los barcos rapidos con
turbinas electricas @ de petro
leo.
80 Ell transporte de viaje-
ros por tubos subterraneos y
por Was aereas electricas, con
un minimo de rapidez de 200 XII.
lometros por hora.
40 La creacion, a expensas
de las SOciedades sportivas, de
rutas especiales que permitan
el empleo de coches muy ra-
pidos."
Y agrega: =
"Dentro de cinco amos Ell "di-
rigible" habra reemplazado al
automovil."
Es verdad.
Los ensuenos mas estupendos
sc realizan La industria nc
conoce barreras para sus atre-
vimientos. En- Nueva York
en- Paris y en- Berlin, Sc cree
haber va resuelto el problema
de la navegaCion aerea.
-Iremos a Baenos Aires Y al
Brasil en- globo-deciame entire
bromas y veras hace pocos dias
el bravo Santos Dumont:
lremos a todas parties como
paJaTOS, esta bien..
PerO, lseremos mas felices al
vOlar?
Il Gomez CarviIZo.
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ClNCUGNTA NIL PESOS POR I'm CUADRO

Ell rico afcionado Catholina
Lambert, acaba de pagan dicha
cantidad por Ell cuadro LA Vir-
gen en- Ell Trono,' pintado por
el artistas italiano Bernardino
Lulni, quien nacio de 400 a
I47o y fue aventajado discipulo
de Leonardo de Vinci, cuyo esti-'
10 imitaba hasta Ell punto de que
varias de sus obras son como
heChas pOr Su maestro. Ell
nuevo dueno aprecia su obra
de arte hasta el punto de que
plensa construir en- Su her
mosa casa de Patterson. Nue-
va Jersey, una nueva ala espa-
clal en- que colocar Ell cuadro.
Este ha estado cuatro genera
clones en- poder de una antigua
tamllia inglesa que puso condi-
c1on para su venta, la de que
no hiciera p1blico su nombre.
La hgura de la virgen es de ta-
ma11o casi natural V Ell color ge-
neral del lienzo, es de 10 mas
agradable que puede verse, dull
cihcado por Ell efecto de cinco
siglos. Lamber piensa colocar-
10 redeandole otras ounce vir-
genes de buenos maestros que
posee.
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La temperature en- Ia iSla
Ell PROM EDO

La Semana empez0 con IN tempo
claro en- todas las secciones. Ell dia
IL generalmente hubo ligeroS
aguaceros en- toda la Isla. En- algu-
mas parties de Ia division O., cayeron
aguaceros enteramente fuertes ell dfa
10, siendo la precipitation mas tuer-
te 2.1o pulgadas en- Las Marfas eos
pulgadas en- Sabana Grande. El dfa
LAY dfa Is hubo !igeros repair
tidos aguaceros el dfa 10 general
mente RENO I'm tempo claro Aunque
Ell movimiento del viento fue ligero,
la temperature fue moderada y consi-
derablemente mas baja que la de la
semana precedente. La velocidad
mayor del viento registrada en- San
Juan fue "a millas por hors.
La temperature tmedia en- la Isla
fue 76.5 grades, 6I.6 grades bajo la
de Ia semana precedente. La mas
alta que han informado fue ga grades,
en- Central Aguirre, el dfa 10; la mas
baja, S. grades, en- Cayey el dfa 10
y en- San Lorenzo, Ell dia IA.
El promedio de la precipitation en-
la Isla fue 1888 pulgadas. La canti-
dad mayor, 355 pulgadas, Sc regis
tro en- Sabana Grande; en- Central
Aguirre no llovio durante la semana
La precipitation fue mayor er las
parties O. y so de la Isla y menor en-
las parties E, y Sc.
La siguiente tabla demuestra la
war iacion de temperature y la can't
dad de precipitation en- estaciones
determinadaS:
TEMPERATURE PRHl-
PfACION
Nayima Minlma Media Semans
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Ell teatro espanol en- Cuba
La TEMP2RAOa GUERRERO MEND0z
"RtSiS DB OTONO'

Jaclnto Benavente, que es, aun juz-
gqdo con benevolencia, TN amoral. es-
crlblo pensando Ell 5. M. Ell p1blco
esta ccmcdia cuya tests no desdeflarfa
ell P. Ripalda. Y este prop6sito que
en- cualquier otro dramaturgo inferior
en- joaquin Dicenta, por ejemplo, hu-
oiera engendr ado una production fal
sal, sin arte, en- Ell ilustre autor de "La
noche del sabado". ha originado una
comedia, falsa tam bien, pero tan habil.
mente hechs. tan bund ante en- verd a.
des parciales, en- escenas chispeantes
Q intensas. que hacen venial Ell pecado
de traicionar su credo al mas frances
de los escritores castellanos
La compafiia Guerrero Mendoza,
estuvo en- su medic justo de acci6n y
la ammonia entire los INTERPRETERS de la
| come dia, sobre la nota bildad de los
cuales sobre salirron la sef1ora Cue
rrero y Ell seflor Santiago, hizo que NO
| capasen al p1blico ninguna de sus
! bellezas, tanto la am able consolado-
ra flosofia amin adora de algunos de
sus personajss, como la gracia epigra-
matica, suit veces descocada, que
cabrillea en- Ell dialogo, 1ervioso Y
siempre natural, de "Rosas de Otofic. >
A dos matrimonios unidos entire 81
por la mtad de un vinculo, fial ha-
cen infelices la conducta de los espo-
SOS, avidps de hallar afnera. en- aven-
turas- teatros, tertullas. amores fdci-
les y ca-os-ei calor que tienen en- sus
easas, Ell calor donde sus esposas arden
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Los trabajOS en- ell IstmO

Ell Superintendent de hospf
tales de los Estados Unidos en-
Ancon, quien lego de Colon,
manifesto que este mes sera el
que ha de dejar atras a todos
los otros en- cuanto al adelanto
de las obras del Canal, pues Sc
espera excavar 100. 900 metros
cnbicos de terra. Ademas la
salud de los empleados ALI es
buena, teniendo en- cuenta que
la mayor parte de ellos son ex
tranjeros. y la fiebre amarilla
casi no existe. Sc espera que
con el tempo el estado santa
rio ALI no dejara NADIA que de-
scar.
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Nlmero 274

tuosamente la cabeza, y pregunta 4
su madre 81 quiere conner.
Excusado es decir que aquellas
viandas permanecen intactas sobre la
mesa, y entonces Sc presenta un cria-
do y Sc las lieva al com edor, sirvien-
dolas luego en- la mesa del embaja-
dor Y de sus hijos.
Otro detalle curioso para terminar:
los chinos son superticiosos y quie-
rem la protecciones de todas las divi-
nidades. Por 10 mismo, habiendo fa-
lleeido madame Konang-Kav en- un
pals cat6lico, ell mbajador ha queri-
do que seis monjas velen durante la
noche el cadaver de su esposa, re-
zando. .. ipor 81 acaso.
TEDESCHI.