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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-06-29
Werabe in 3ett.
Man6e Gan Antonier iparten biel=
lei6t, bts e 5r ipGt lit.

g8ortet nt9t. big es su ipdt 1T.
gnt es sur remten Belt.
.@etabs in3eit" nit &ieretfeioen,
sDtsint oen Rlden beilen.
gbe Die Nudsnldlmersen drori!b
ueroen;
gbe lih idbmere urinier 3eioen
einiteuen.
DDan's Nieren' 8iQen tun es.
6ier lit Elm 8euauis nDn San Nns
toniu autm Bemeia.
Seth Teitarb. 519 Wariban
StraBe, San NntuniD. Teros, Iaat:
sd bin frnb. Die @eIeaenheit 5u ga.
ben, Dnan's Mieren. 8ilIen empfebs
fen gu t6nnen. Sh balte iie fiir Das
grDBte Wittel geQen 0ierenleioen. oa8
es giebt. uno oas Sober, Der an ben
Mieren Ieioet. perluben IoIlte. SD
bate cine eanse 8eit(ana ale Gpmp.
tome bon Nierenleioen uno als elm
Sreuno mir riet, DDan's Nieren-
Billen su nebrauhen. b0lte ih mir
cine Sbahtel bauun i'm Berar Drug
Store. Sic heilten mid ihneG uno
tplrtlan1 BON Dem 2eioen.
Rum Bertnuf bel allen 6dnbIern.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo, SEEN Ourt, alIeiniee
Mgenten fiir Die Ser. 9taaten.
@rinnert gud oes Namens -
9 Dan - uno nehmt feine anoeren.
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Gtma9sr tiats adnisskinofs.


Die @snmame bee tpsMifdasm SbsenfsIeesS
sas sHss @swssdbsuae.
Giir ben fIeinen fpanif9en 9bron,
toIser bat BITE iorgsnbe Mutter eim
GluHt BON ensoidenben @em69era
etnridten laFen; bie iunse RSnigia.
be IN 70 bielen bineen, bte ibren slsip
nen Sobn anseben, F9 benz 9ofserss
xoutsu fiiesn mub. hdtte ipenieitens
tn bet Masgeitaltuns Der RGume fir
ben 9brDnfDIser freie Sanb. tonnte
ud1 0uit f1attsn unb ndIten unb bat
aud bon bsefer 0reibsit ausgiebissn
Gebraud semndt.
Die Mobnuna bes Snfunten bte4et
natiirIi@ ole Disqualification, BITE ein
Hobs is9 nur tplni9en idnn; iie bes
Fe9t aus etnem Gags unb einern Na9ts
stnberaimmer. einem Gboimmer, einem
Baberoun,, eintm @1Iafatmmer fir
bie Dienerin unb einem Mrbeits3ims
mer. NatHrli9 finb BET alien GIN
riasungen sefunbbeitIi4e Geit9tss
puntte moBeebenb sepefen; NIT eins
aiger Nusnabme bes rofafarbenen ens<
lsfden 9epptds 1T aEIes tpa{Abor. Nm
ben Genitern iinb bequems gibe ein=
eesidtet. bie Gardiner iinb fremefars
ben mil einer aorten griinen Blumen<
muferuns. Gsjerne gitter f9Iieben
bic Geniter nod auBen ab. Dos Qadt,
stmmer f4miiden bret srobe Wonbses
mGlbe. Morsen, Mtttag unb gao9t
bdritellenb.' Das erite aeist Elm gabp
BET feinem Gripanen i'm BettAen I'm
@onnenf1ein; Der Mittag TIT bur9
etn &inb barsefteut, bas feine Mobls
eeh su ii1 nimmt; bas brittle Bib
seist etn Rinb beim Mbenbaebet por
benz gtnf9lafen. Die R5nigin bat sum
G1Iofain,mer ibres Rinbes tpetB
lddirtes Wiabasonihol5 setpdblt; ein
retSenber gyisurenfrses umfGumt bie
mdnbe bes Maumes.
Der iunge Rronprina tpirb in Der
eleiden Miese f1lafen, tpie einft fetn
Dcter unb bor ibm iein Grobbater.
Gte snbt auf bier torintbif9en @Gu<
zen uHD murDe otsner bon 5tDet tpibells
bebdnsten pfetlern eetr0nt, Die iiber
benz 9aupt bes ainbes cine fpanif9e
aDnigstrOne balten. &Dnisin @na
bat biefe arpne mitiammt BEN foft>
beren Spisenporbdnsen entfernen lafz
len; es beibt, bic Mutter babe 8eiprg-
nib sebabt, baB Die arons berabfanen
nnb benz fleinen gBieseninfaKen tpe6
thun f0nnte. WabrIdeinlid nor ober
bic 8orliebs Der &0nigin fir friine
2nft fir ben Gntf6fub maBgebenb.
Ollie 3inmer aeicbnen fi9 bur9 eine
tpoblt4uenbe, ru9ise Ginfad]6eit aug
unb iinb 70 in Der 9bat cine Muiter>
fpo6nung fir Elm tlsines &ino. sic
iinb pohI bic beftgsliifteten 9tGume BON
san5 Wtabrib, benn bic aDnigin be-
ftebt nod beute barauf, bab SenIter
unb Fbiiren ftets ae6ffnet ble;ben.
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GifellbabnzS5abr=Yla1l.
.. u. & u. q. 8abn.

Su9 SEQ. nam guero, goatum, 5pu.
ton, Waco un6 ba3tpii@en lieaenoen Gto.
ttDneH berl6Bt Son MntDniD 8:45 moraeus,
3Mg Wo. (9abb grDdett) nah guerD.
| NDutunl, 6DuitDn, Bncu unb baatuiId1en
lie8enoen Station nerldBt San Nntonip
un1 nbenos.
Bug Ho. 6 nod Beebifle, Corpus gbriIti,
GodpDrt, 9ilice &c. berldBt SQn Mntpnip
um 1:50 n,ittogs.
Sua yfo. / bon gSaco, SDuHDn, gunfum,
guerD &C. tonmt bier um ZOO nbenbs an.
BUG SEQ. 3 (9abb grodett) bon Bucn.
0pufon, yoafum, @uer0, Corpus gbriffi.
GodpDrt, Salfurin8, Nlice &c. fDmrnt in
San NHt0niD nm 1855 nnDrgens an.
Sug ytD. bDn Corpus gbrifti. Npcf.
port, Mlice &C. trifft IN San NntOni0 um
l:5O naGmittaas elm.
Hoiiagieraug berldBt San Intpnio ttio.
lieb um 8 ubr 30 Winuten titpraens unb
rommt um IL ubr 30 Minnten in &errs
billie an. er perld6t SerrbiIIe um uhr
noebmttto9s uno tommt in San Gntonio
obenbs nm llbr an.
grtra Tracbt< unb 8afiaaieraua ppn
San NHtDni0 nod &errbitle uno oaatui.
lcben liegenoen Srten 9eriel6e fdhrt ie-
ben Samitna nachntittae I'M 3 llbr As
Mtnuten nacbmittaes bDn San Nntonio
ab uno f0mnt abenos un llbr so Win.
IN &errbille an. 8ei Der J3iidfabrt per<
ldBt er Rerrbille, alS ftritter NnlIaaiers
aug, am WDntaQ tnDroe1 nm lIhr 30
Wtln uno tommt in San NntoniD um 8
uhr 3U Min. ntDrgens an, burch oie5en
Sna tuiro bic Sahraett Der reaelmdEiaen
8aiiagier5iiae stuiichen San Nntnnio uno
Terrbtlle nibt nerdnoert.
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8nrEretbtem Belt.

Ierganeenes Srhbiabr nabm un.
iere aanse Samilie cine seitlana Sim.
mon's SarlapariQa uno Die @irtuno
uar i'm b0hiten @raoe befrieoiaenb.
Bir baben uns 4udbreno oes Sum>
mers beiierer @eiunobeit erfreut, tuie
iunft uno mir alauben. oab es aes
lhah. metl mir unS aur red]ten 2eit
balfeu. so Gents uno $1.OO sEla.
ihen. Samuel 6intun,
De Galb, WtiSi.
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WerfebIt nieusals.

gs giebt nur elm Wlittel, uno nur
elm einaiges. oas id oefunoen babe.
oas ubne sFebl in meiner Satnilie aIe
iolhe 8ranfheiten tpie gcsenta, @ina=
tpurut uno alIe Die anoeren iudenoen
2eioen aebeilt bat. Dieies Wsittel
lit 9unt's Cure. Bir aebraucben es
immer uno eS nerfeblt ME in Der
8irtuna. so Gents uno $1.00 Fla.
ihen. W. Wt. gbriftian.
Eutherf0ro, Eenn
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Shtebt es utdht ant.

gripart guh ben ettuaieen 1pdtes
rem NnfaQ eine8 ihweren 5iebers,
inoem Sbr guer Ssitem iebt BON oer
Iniammlune uDn 1nreinieteiten bes
freit. Sitnm0n's Sariaparilla uer.
ribtet bic Nrbeis. @r bringt autes
Blut. ausaeaeihneten Nppetit, aru6e
Strait uno 9roBeu l1nternebnunas.
neift
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4dlSfte AataHdl1.

&au m ann: =. Don bieIem
gro8efIe hdnst meine ean3e @riiten3
ab! Wo1en sic fid meiner SntereKen
annebmen2" @ d tsan 10 al t.:
rSeien 9ie obne Gorge! Sd bpffs ben
proseB erfolgreid bur93ufiibren =
unb penn i9 tbn mir CUR 2ebensoufs
sabe MAIDEN niibte!!"
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0enft oaraa.

@s han6elt iif nidt oarum, uie
Shr lebt, ionoern tuie Sure 4eber ift.
SIT iie nibt in perfetter Orouuua,
brinet lie babin ourh Den @ebraud)
BON Simn1HnS 2iper Burifier - rur
in n8innihabteln. Gs lit bas fiberite,
bette uno anaenebmfte Wtittel fir Die.
leg Oraan, Doe lie berauseebraht
uurbe.
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EseiSet ntdbt.t

gs 1T nidt n6tig an ibtnetsenoen
0dmDrrhUioen auleioen. uenn punt 8
Cure iraeno einen Sau unter @cran.
tie abiUlut beilt. Gin einmalieer &C.
brauh miro gud3 BON Der Gursiia.
(ihteit oes Wittels iiberseuaen.
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marf ben gtotf tort

Sh babe ben Spasierituf. ben i'd
iiber 40 Sabre true. neil ih an elmer
Wunoe litt, fortgemprfen, iGreibt
SDhn Garrett. Nurtb Wlins, ge. 6.
Budlen's Nrnica Salbe bat mid ee'
BELT. 8u haben bel No. Drei6 unb
N. guhn s. 60. Is Gents.
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Nim ffarfer gef,ns.

S9ussn Sic ben SOrper gegen 9rants
belt bur4 Sutt's=pilIen, Elm ablptutes
9eilmittel fur ROpffdmer5en. 9pspep>
pa. Wtuldria, 9artleibigteit unb dbnlis
DE 2eiben.
~Das 1riebraS res &ebcns.~
Or. Sutt: Sbre 2eber pillen Iinb baa
5risbrab bes 2ebens. Sd tperbe itets
bem 3nfaa bantbur fein, pel6er mir
bielelben gu meiner SenntniB bra9ts.
S. 5airlsieb, platte Cannon, Sol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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9as 6un0ert=T =Trautenifiif.
Rouan pOn 6. Srtb.
tssgrtiebune.l

aao,oors+s sos N s;ns,n oesn5espt
~, ~ s.gstsr ia s5 mr;;,,;na ;br o;m,,,sr
ns.rs} al al. AO so+fs ss rio Mflsa,r;, ~ s' h;ns
c,,sas;h;St s.. S assr s..' +roh M ;brss affrs;,,.
ssiss. s.sns s,ssr.. e. i'm, S,,r% - .;rsn b;te
i.ss.. .s % ma IA =, III sa % ;;ss~ S e. h.rnh
n.;s.n $780,. AM. AM. w ~, ~ :, AF s;;E.n ~
i Rrnntnn 't nsr,tnnp m y nns ~ rumm, r z,,,s
ben ibrer 9luuen nnb beoniiute }ih.
lire bIofTe nnnb an feline aibpen a, =
fiihrrn @e;ne ergf, nrone ooIt ;brsr,
mefinb.n mnb Il, n periibsrtss & s NIT bsm
Werfnd zines aG&eIns, baB iie iid
eisentIid T9on tpisber DolIitdnbig ses
funb fiible unb es fait aIB sine Be=
f9Gmung empfinbe, nod immer ipie
etne Rrdnfe bebanbelt al tperben.
xSft es um biefer Befhdnlune tpilz
len. baB Du Did aus meinenl 4aufe
fort{ebnit9" fragte 9riining, bsr iih
tinen Gtuhl neben ibren Qebnitabl aee
rudt bate.
Da nabmgn lire 4uae fofDrt einen
Nusbrud dugiiItner @pdnnino an,
nnb tire Mugtn faGteu In {einem Ges
{9t 3u lefen. Der Gdnstatsratb bat
Ntr oIio buDDn geiprohens limb Du
MT einberitanben2 Wenn Du mid -
nenn Du es gut NIT mir meinft, nirft
Du MFR meme 8itte nidt obfdlagen!@
r9lein, getpiB nidt, 2iebffei OBJ
ipDhl es mfr eigentli& peb g.tbdn BAT,
81 hBren, bob Dn Old hier gar 70
unglidli1 fiihlf.@
~Ronnft Du MIR btshalb aiirnen,
GerAnrbs menn Dn tpiibtef, tpie
f6rsdrih meine {daroflo{en g26nte 5inb
mlt eutiehf ih BEL iebem fleineu g..
rSlf6 auiommenfohrt. unb nj, furdbtz
Bare MoriteIunoen mid, bis IN meins
1rSun,e perFoIoenl gd, muR er1f tpies
Der Iernen. 1errfhoft iiber meme Nerz
ptt, alr oetpirnen ebe ich einem onbsrsn
msbr ftin lam, ala cine Qoif."
Qpi. maoff Ou 70 {prehsn gu
btreu QlnbriS MIR o[Iein uod Ms6rms
nnb @onnenfhefn bebeufet in Der
orouen Sriibfdr biefer trourioeu gooel
rs f3nnte mir pielIeint bos 9lIIers
}hfimu1fte porifefltn nur niht mehr
Ell, Qebeu obne Uihi1
nie D,utuno bic II, fein.n Morten
qab. perur5adbte ibr offenbor Elm hef@
itoes grfhreden.
.Du m5hteit midi ol5o lieber ni6t
fprflofTtn9 Su Bit oefommen i'm,
nin Surd, 9ureben onb,ren @innes
au rnohena"
gr ofoubt, 6. All b,rub;o,u iuhem
tr ibr tpi,bsrboft, nit .p sneis5sn, g,,fs
trooe ~ h,n e5onitStsroth snirogen
unh - nSbntp ;br cine ssrs,,he -, 10.
rsif,n oIs ~ h;nauf;iof,. mon hsr
Mrt Der 0Tustunft BE er ,rSSIt nirS
"a bonn obhSnotn M ;6 sn;n i,
;sn,n gh;irinr,r g,,rort oSsr n si,s,
nnbtr,n o,I,itS S'
Nber i,ine grmort,,no bott, Inn h,s
tron,n h,nn "a tnor r;cSis oIs rsbhoft.
meRiraunn tnos ana ifrsr srm;hss ssna,ss
r,fno fTour gu = miMe Sbsr
bus lam bod nimt Vein ~ ernft irl Ss;,,
Gerborhi = T>a tnsibt f. ~, MI. IN IN
hrs boron mint an hsnfsu iH1 W
Quorum ninfe @inb - mir MIA
f,,ss mnh ,,rchbSno;c. a9.nssssn III. -.
nlmonb ala hos ,;o,n, @.t,iEsr s,' ,,,,, IN
midtsr ;ibsr ibr, ~ SSnhr,snasns;s, @ lss o~s' n,,'
s,,r,,f,r brnubsrq 81 a'
m,in y scrf r;ht fir, 0oi.
YSnntsn mir iebt nm ma hsns.u @ ,,nh
an mfr Griid mn ~ nm M ,,n5srst,r;Irsn s I,,n
sin G ombsr.r fe5nrbIps i'm i'm Ifsst' sntfsst;%issm
1inoIiid fdbmohteti@
Rs ihTs Mshonysr ;,,,,,.r ,,,,h -,
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Seine Wlarter tann nit Der BON
8heumatismus neralidben merben.
Neaept Wo. 1851, BET gimer &
Mmeno, linoert lmnen alIe8.
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@ebraudt es elm wsor.

Sir idmeraenoe 6dmurrbuiben bat
6unt's 3ure nidt ieines @leihen.
Cine GpplitatiDn linoert - cine
Shahtel beilt. @arantiert.
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Stctcrta 9tbtfiDn, @. s. & g. u.
(8aIf gbpre.)
WbfQhrt.
g,ad, Wrp,pnsptue.

Der BUG Der SunIet 8ictoria Dipiiion.
Nbfobrt 6 90 mDraens. ramt in glacebD
8erbinonna NIT oer @ulf Goat 2ine fur
eDrpus Ghrtifi, Nnfunft bort, 455 nubm,
Nnfunft in BrDmnsnille ...9.25 nbenhs,
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U n ! u n I t.
ct. 9onts & gau syramctscp,s.abm
SDmtberm paetfte Nabu. J

Nbfahrt.
Nnd3 Aem Orleans, DDuftom unb @al.
neftDn tdelib IL. 10 mittaos.
uuu 1l.0U QUenDS,
Wat eagle 8aE, gI Daio. galifDrnien
uno aRertfo. ..8 nDrnt. u. $50 abenbs.
Antuntt.
Bon ytetu Africans, pDuhon un6 @al.
neftDn tdglib 80 nproens
unb 500 Wabn.
Ton Gl HaiG, galifurnien uno NerifD
.......... LAO BORN. unb IL obenbs
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~. Sc. Il e. 8ahn.

ADTu Hrts
Natb MacD, Sort Bortb, Dallas. Ranios
9th, ct. Souls anb Chicago, t6oIirh,
(Suniet Deppt) ......... 800 aben6s
9Ocalsua nia SmitbnitIe. ~ 80 nnrm,.
Glomo special mad Smitbnine. pouItDn,
0albeiton 1925 oben6s.
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u n I u n IT.:

8ot Chicago. ct. Souls, RanIas gitp,
Dallas, Sort BDrtb mnb BacD, tagIs4
(Suniet DepDt) ........7 80 mproens
9Dcalaug nia Smithnille 80. 9.O5 nben6s
NlamD special bon SmitbniIIe, Somifon,
@nlneiton .6.2S tnprqens'
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Rad allen Norb.Eeras-B Bantten .......
............... ubr unb 500 BORN.
Nash ct. Souls. Wempbis unb bem
Often. .1.20 llbr uaebm.
Naeb Noro 9eras, aanias gitp mn6
~. CuulS ...... 6.SU Qben0$
Nah Merito. ........... 10. 20 norm,.
Nnfunt tt.
goH ct. Souls II. oen1 Often, 80 muraens
Bon localen Bunften -. 10. 10 muraens.
Sen ct. 9Duis u. benz Often, 7.25 aben6s
Bon 3arebD unb 0terifo 80. loo noc1rrt.
ct. Sonts & Can JramctScp,8 ,8abm.
Nbfabrt.
Nodb Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. 2ouis,
8anias Gitp, Chicago IS. &@. 81. Be.
poD 800 abenns.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. 2omis. 8anias gitb, Baris, Obi.
ca9o. o.................. 1910 tlipraens.
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s. q o. ". 8abm.
NbfQbrt.l

Nah allen 0nrb.T Teras.g gunften :.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-14

Local business mems associations
might we'll turn their attention now
to the fleet proposition, and ascer-
tain if there is any doubt about the
warships coming to Honolulu. If
there is, we had better use what
influence we can to secure a call
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-14
One Way
To Settle 1t


troubles OF the difficulty has Tor basis an
sumption Of knowledge by the medical members OF the Dop
II will not do for even OF science to denounce uned pro
posed remedy for eprosy which lot OF people have a me
doctors cannot cure disease They appear to know o ABOUT
m t hest know medical science is constantly beng proved
WRONG v nalrete the day teens with accounts OF ue d"
ua occurrence of all declare Impossible III a
Almost everyone number among his acquaintance SUING
who were once medically given can recall deaths "nee
d there was NO need In view OF all this, the mealcI Pr
on cannot doeacay shut the possible take u lie IS Prov
fake without in such the present one causing PP
uprOar =. =, c,...,, IN,
ct any man. white other himself imagine himself at'c'ta w
leros and told physician that he could nave no nope
then let him ask himself whether he would as last resort uy
even Walch That there the popular HaWalan demands
that the man be tried The cry from kaaupaa mte9e
hit excited Those make it do not express commence III
cured They simply been told that the doctor can 90
and t are confined as prisoners and not allowed to try h III e
world at large every alng citizen IS at liberty 10 Try any e
wants anv doctor he wants superstition or toy uat
boz Or enair NAV drive him to- Once recognize the tact that
Ir number of people believe in the docor and that they have maze
the Tetors unfortunate wards Mooka think there IN MN
chance for physical is easily recognized as c "
refuse to allow a test The Star believes that Waach IS worse u"
fake and if believes his cures had been tried long ago Tx
.o,1 have gone long gone work other community
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-14
Higher Ups
Had A Chance

feons naturally aroused lot of human sympathy His HE
had his position high and he had reached almost
age unspoed After his conviction there was
something reuson Of popular feeling, and protest
against immunity baths Popular anger turned than ever
against the eighteen supervisors let free whose confessions of their own
guilt the convictions of like Glass possible 1t appears
that the higher had had their chance posi-
bic immunity Said Heney IL viii say that | did
dict those practically indicted personal friend
O clients of mine would feel that | guilty
of grave crime if were unjust to them The conviction of Calhoun
would make him better Unless tell the people that the
made enforced against every against the rich and the
poor owy and the powerful the people will have respect
the law
when we started year ago these gratis
able FIVE months make hadway the heads Of these
corporations trying get them give evidence help
the 10 supervisors, Rue and Scm but they would They
had chance get immunity but they did take Then after
five months trapped Supervisor Lonegan and the other members
'of the board confessed"
is perhaps the best bit of character that is left Glass, that
he faced his doom with such strength He had scarcely word
say and showed emotion during the ordeal of trial and
conviction But he fired deny report that he had confessed
duplicating others There of infomes blood in
he angy declared appears that compared Ruef and the
eighteen confesso Glass his assocates-and Sczare
in than a bit higher up"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-14

Fine Job Printing. Star once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-14

The peculiar and embarrassing
difficulties of the Board OF Health
in its controversy with Hawaiians
do not bring it much public sympa-
thy. The opinion is very general
that a little common sense at the
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w. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd

VIM. G. Irwin. President and Manager
John D. Spreckels. First Vice-President
w. NJ. Giffard. Second Vice-President
H. M. Whitney.............. Treasurer
Richard Ivers Secretary
w. r. Wilson ...,..,.,.........Au Auditor
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in his home. lie denied himself to all
callers and refused TO answer the tele-
phone. He was finally reached by a
reporter through the medium of note
taken to the door by a messenger boy.
The note contained several pertinent
questions concerning his alleged loot
ing of the trust company, Mr., Barney
sent this reply:
Nothing in It, The allegations are
untrue, have nothing to say as to
my future plans"
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Fine Job Printing star once
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SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS For

AGENTS FOR
G. eanic Steamship CO., San Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
NewalI Universal Mil Co., Manufac-
turers Of National Cane Shredder,
New York, N. Y
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Is The Fleet {
Coming Here? :

and short stay of the waters, nothing more lhete
t b very noticeable absence any mention Of call here Ill
recent yrnous press reports regarding the fleet plans at hSt
III WAS much mentioned as place OF rendezvous Now the
in San francisco and then voyage by way Of the Philip
pines In these Hawaii is mentioned at all lhe TACT "
coming here prove that the navy Is gong "
he renrd to coal here advisable but does not nceS
sarly make will be done Manila has already pc
tioned the Navy have the fleet stay there luS
asking for early for the reply to be favorable Would II
Honolulu make to find out whether she IS
programme already, and if to do some ustg to be
put there?
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In this last campaign speech Pro-
secutor Heney of San Francisco let
out some secrets that throw an in
teresting sidelight on the graft
cases and the prosecutions CT the
higher ups" The spectacle Of a
man like Louis Glass taking d
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-04-17
Andrew Jackson's Education.

During each winter for two or three
years after he had reached the age Of
seven Andrew Jackson was sent to the
old field school Of a Mr.. Branch. After
this he attended the select school which
a Presbyterian preacher, the Rev. DR..
David Humphreys, taught in the Wax
haw settlement. He appears to have
been going to this higher school in the
spring of 1880, when the inroad of Tar
Teton created panic in that portion of
the Carolinas. At some later period Of
his youth he is said to have attended
the old Queen college or seminary at
Charlotte a couple of terms, but the
time is not definitely known.
AS to education, therefore, 1t may be
safely stated that Andrew Jackson en-
joyed much more than the ordinary ad-
vantage of backwoods boys of his
time. At the age of ten he had become
SO good a reader that he was often
chosen to read the newspaper to the
assembled neighbors, and he remem-
bered with pride in after years that he
had thus had the honor of reading out
loud' the Declaration of Independence
upon its arrival in the Waxhaws. For
q lad of ten this was, indeed, some
thing to remember with honest PRIDE
Thomas E. Watson in Watson's Jeffer-
sonian Magazine.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-04-17
A city of Caravans.

The first Of November Is the official
beginning Of winter in Paris. Then, no
matter what the temperature be, fires
are lit in the schools and public build
ings, and the janitor turns on the heat
for the sad race of fiat dwellers. Then
all the smaller shows which cannot
pay for a stand in the streets or
squares go into winter quarters.
Where? l found city Of them out In
the waste lands by the great gate of
Montrouge. In an empty lot were
scores of caravans drawn UP behind
the wooden palisades, ranged SO as to
form veritable streets, named after
this Snowman or that. Dogs, chickens,
rabbits, children, swarmed everywhere.
Corkscrews of smoke rose from the
chimneys of the wagons. Gaudy rags
were drying on lines. VIII you look in
one of the vans? 1t has two rooms. In
one are the beds. The other Is for eat
ing. On all sides the walls are lined
with closets and drawers. A little stove
glows near the door. Here they are
born, here they live and die, the enter
nal dynasties of the yoyagers.-Vance
Thompson in Outing Magazine.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-04-17
A Robust Ghost.

John Leech and a member of the
Millals family once stayed night at
Cowdray hall, in England, where, many
guests being present, the two friends
had no alternative but to accept rooms
In an isolated wing supposed to be
haunted. In the middle of the night
Millais awokc, believing that some
giant was shaking him violently by the
shoulder. This was supposed to be
the favorite device of the ghost. He
rushed into a corridor and found Leech
sitting there trembling and declaring
that he would not for the world go
back to his room. They spent the re-
mainder of the night in the corridor,
but in the morning said nothing Of
their experiences. In the afternoon
there arrived an evening paper telling
of violent earthquake in the locality.
The earthquake was what the two WIS.,
itors believed to be their ghost.