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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29
PROHIBITION IN THE TERRITORIES.

While the Advertiser might doubt
polls in Hawaii it is quite prepared to see tn
unlawful Fedora
enaetme
The Prohibionis wOoIy, believed have ha
pushing at the session of Congress
who will this circumstance lightly
considered, weighty import
Temperance Union made
looked unpromsing
their appeals with
much of that political body
bill would for them and lose them
all visible the
polls being large then it is
could liquor
of
Congress that against the
profitable IN the great game Hence the can
wasIe glated
Now proposition manufacture and sale of
anything the
the To
Territorial
the fesgge is having
prohibo side of politics is exercising vastly
declaring with thousand
the dry list; with soon showing
crim andeven the
like the Congress
getting opening
bang at the back door in
lobby of
including freed Federal
delegation would
but
would
politician would
nothing PrOhibOnsts
from the New Mexico and
the Alaska
power
Sucha of s
friends Territorial prohibition well take heart
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29
A HEARING FOR CHINESE.

The Chinese of Honolulu abreast the and have established
information Bureau OF
Ito the mainland explaining the Chinese conditions
special needs Hawaii, and replies
The Outlook the leading Church
has written We glad clippings
state of affairs Hawaii able
before
Frank Leie's Weekly New
haveo hand.'
March,
submit
that articles shall
Missionary Review clippings
enclosed letter of March These think,
the Missionary in space you
We shall be glad
Stands
ceived and have had consideration
clippings Oriental
Japanese Hawaiian
The New Tribune
other
while the assistant general the York
requested that Mr. Paul
be communicated with there which
his attention called
1t
replies the Chinese
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29
PROGRESS OF CANADA.


Dominion
considered wemeanng conservatism
waking article Review of Reviews
figure r.
o. and
of
proof of its praea Perpon Morgan taken $0o00O0 worth of its
in Canada he few years.
In addition railroads. of the yield gold
from4
bushels of
the exodus of
of
small st profitable, SCALE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29
A TIMELY WARNING.

Thieves and pickpoekes
Francisco parades
San Francisco reinforeemen
aero thu tane.
hinted ad-
being
wits and wh matter what their
time pockets,
through the Golden a
For
that which of
wonderfully
might be expected
n uarte
STILL what the
and the visitors naval civilian
lulu will len to comes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29
AS TO HOMESTEADERS.

The letters that being
Committee sufficient question:
OF to the islands,
They do want to but they country
what they
Short
No Will
reasonable be
yenienty lost
1t should be
ut
churches all
high
who his the
lent endea to uture
He
This what the Promotion Committee
are eertan to low
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29

We deny1with heat that said Tweededee-Sar ].
Tweededum-Sar, March,
There didn't tell We constantly being
Star, 2.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-29

Bulletin more than g ner column
fuenee of Naa quality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Take YOUR prescriptions TO Hu'i'
r.. Pat, Rrur Store .--!i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
THE euckRoE TOURNAMENT.
Manager Bickford Getting Things ir
Shape for Big Event.

Arrangements for the Tournament al
Buckr0p on Thursday, August ~. arr
pru.rr- sin. in fin" shap" and Manager
J. V, BickfOrd. who has III" matter III
charge, stated yesterday that the tour
naH!eIi wi! be on" of the Biggest
~, MS of ih. season al tn" resort.
In order that the costumes may Il:
occurred in time Manager Bick:"rI i
ANXIOUS rha; all those 49, expect to
participate in the fitting Will send III
III, If names 20 him within the next
day or two.
TIL coronation ball ard banquet
which will follow in In" evening. VIII
ur,vr a strong attraction fer ii" low
rrS OF the tournament. Will" the larSt
prizes ar" causing The local riders to
sit up anaHkr notice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

pr and Mr. Hal W E"a'l"y. VII
h,I lrcn visiting in tho mountains {
yi,-iuia. returned HON" yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

The opportunity 81 learning a great
deal about the Filipinn~ il luu tAii I"
hear Congressman William \. jones'
ON III. travels in >tlr i.HlIlWpIm. J.
lands" in Central NJ 1h"dl>t church
Thur day evening, August -. Adj
mission - and - cents. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Amid Great Ponp aad Ceremony He
Is Informed Ct His Aagaaausa
R|D|cULEs BsYAK's FAMOUS MOTTO
"ShalI the People Ruie?' Which Mr.
Bryan Has Made Famous is Crlti
cised by Republican Vice President
iai Candidate.

UTICA. y. y, Aug. i>.-Thr las
lUImhl ceremony attrndIn" the uilcla
laumcnng Of the Republican Gati"na
when Representative James : Sh"i
man Ma. t"ndrrrd and accepted 'ht
nomination OF his party .or lI3 pre-
ld'nt.
In acccpting he subscribed heart
lily, he IL CARED. to Tho ."clart' lol
Cl pIlHcIpl"$ adopted IL the Ehlcd.'
convention in June. 10 The every nj
ICIaurt OF secretary TAFT III HI
Cincinnati speech ana 10 til" policies
Of President R"nsr\clt MIR. She"
man asserted in1i tho approval o!
til" EOuSryrII administration was Tho
real issue OF the caEIpaiGH abuu'
To BE- undertaken.
Mr. EIyal'; question: Shall The
people. r,;I"?" was declared to he not
an issue Il. all
Shall The people rule" Mr.. Sh"r
man said, ''surcly they have ruled
surely they .o rule" Shame On ih'
cun,i u:lt" VINO insults The .Au"!iC:!
p"oplr by suggestion or H"c!araiirN
that i majority OF its electoral j.
final.
MI ShcrnIaIi'S speech wa unuSu
ally hricf ana h" did not attempt Il
disc,i-s i'll d..taI! any OF III" uH'' iis'H>
touched upon by Secretary TAFT. H.
did enter into Il bric! discussion OF
the tariff and his declaration. + am
a prp,tc:iulist." brought Spontaneous
Response from his hearers.
TIL" candidate then Went on that
d 'hn.;"h' IL. time had arrived fox
Il revision OF the tariff from III" ln'u
I"ct;GiiEt poni Of view.
Mr.. Sherman praised tn" record oi
Republican party and in cuntra* III"
it with the Democratic party. referred
to the latter as an aggregation -!
experimental ma:contcntS and whose
only claim to a history is party name
they pilf"rrd.
Secretary Root Praises Sherman.
Senator Julius Burrows. Of MIchl
gan. chairman of the Mpt!tication com
miti''r. wines" members gathered
Union. mad" tender Of ;hc nomination
in his speech he too resented what
he declared was a thinly vr.!"d Ac"HSa
ticn by Mr.. Bryan That Republican
administration did not represent tho
ruI" of h" people.
: Gre tary % Sat" Root. speaking a
a nri"hh1r and lifelong friend Of III.
candidate. culogized Mr.. sherman.
President VI. W. Stryk'r. Of liamli
ton College,: from which Mr.. Shrr
man waS @vIduatrd. also paid per
SonaI tGit.ilC to n" candlGat".
Presented With Loving Cup.
There were addresses of welcome
to the visiting committeeman ana
SichtS""rs from Mayor Thomas Wheel
or and chairman S Charles Simmons
OF the local reception committee.
AT III" conclusion CNthc CcrcmCnlCs
Mr. sherman was presented with a
gold lined silver loving cup. a git
from his colleagues m the national
Hons" OF Representatives.
TIL" cup stands nearly eighteen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
CHARGES Against Howard Dismissed

In tn" police court yesterday morn
iny Na>ur Jones dismissed IN" ca"
q Grnrgr Howard. charged with hHu""
breaking. Minkins. lhr Il y" tailor
no made the charSr a&H'u'' ll"MMd
tailed TO appear In court t" Nr"a'r"''
thu case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Back from Richmond.

N,.--rs " { {. T.Iiaf"rro. :. Cor
rInr cumming. " " : EH:hr and
Ffarz ,on : hiIliug. wh" attended ID"
harm, D. for" tho S'atr cooperation
c,,u,rnt~~Icn for an incr'a-" in ih' far"
l-,' Wv Hampton and N"~p"rt New
returned lu Tho city lat night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

VI h." Poster. tho local arfiS'
viii CIV, I~cfurr ~ -" East HaTP
ton Methodist Church H"N; TT''Sd"'
~. ming. whicn promises 20 prov" ''r'
int, rcsIIr@ Mr. Poster III illHsira'"
hts raIk with original craN"n drawing
rn ,hr blackboard tn" public t. III
,itcrI 90 hear the lecture
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Nellie Harold. a cuiUl'd MOuan. WAS
sent to jail yesterday hl Mayor tnr
u, So. of PhorbuS. on a lnnAVN rharG'
Sn, Mats adjudsrd insan" by a r"mmlH
sion of lunary in the ait'Iuu"n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
LOST.

LOST BETWEEN CROSS STREETS
and Lee street. black lrch"th IL.
containing Two Railroad lIchrt~ from
Memphis. Tenn. ana return. Signed
Caroline and Lucy l.iGhtrr. cari% OF
lis Lucy Lighter. and a $'na!l
brown nOck"thOuk containing 8 ~.
three 81 go bills ami SOM" rhan,;'..
Reward if returned t. SHERIFF X.
X CURTIS. - 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Miss WcIia Patrick is "NpcctCc '
return TO-DAY from Northampton COW
~ whore sh" has been fcr IN" pas
several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
TBB1Vo .s0S"oe6SI6Bb
& Matters Personal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Miss Marie Massey WAa he host So
of delightful launch party ever
Hampton Reads MunGI, evening.
After taknI III the water trlp from
NrwrCrl News point To Buckro' and
return the Young folks returned IA
Miss Massey : home on Newport News
aN,nu" wh"r,. they were served Win
! fires hn"ntS ThuS" N Tn" party.
which made we trip ON III" lnnmcN
NiyinS. were. Misses Ethel DrShl'lh.
Ethel Heath. ut Halt...,o!"; Mrs.
, Smllh of New York. Miss Alice
Clarke. Of ph"rhus. Misses Marion
Muy!rr. Julia Massey. Mari" Massey
iof Hampton and Mrsst>. Reliant
Clarke. Charles Couch. W. r. Massey
Percy Ashby. ,GurSc W. GnI, Of
Hampton, nun Bryan. Ross Weaver,
HrrIlari Wral. al Newport News. Mr..
and Mrs j ". Massey charcroncd the
patty.
Mr.. Marshall Won Schlling and
Miss lima Nun Schiiling ialt last rv"h-
Ing tor ten days vi!it to Niagara
Fails and either points If in'cr"a III
the North.
Miss Julia Massey loft on the steam
,r Mohjack yesterday tor North RIVER,
where she will spend several weeks as
one of Il house party.
Mrs. George II. Ellison anu children
have returned from 4 visit TO ESSEN
MIR. and Mrs Milton ID. Hyatt. VIII"
spCni two weeks III Georgia and rem
u,sscr. have returned to their home
On Chapel street,
Miss EuniCc Tennis and Miss Mar
rarct Tennis will! leave tomorrow 1or
:, five days visit in the mountains OF
Virginia.
Mrs. Annie Risley FiSgs. who mas
lhrrn visiting her mother. Mrs. a. j.
Risl"y. IN Locust street. for IN" pass
several weeks. returned yesterday 10
her home in Philadelphia.
Mr. Samuel S. Lawson has returned
from a trip 10 Baltimore, Phlladc'Phia
and New York.
Mr.. and Mr.. William E. Ritter VIII
leave tomorrow for Il visit OF sc''f"'
Idav, in Staunton-
Mrs ! y. Hozicr, who has been Wis
\ j,inc Ter sister Mrs. T. VI. Woods. III
N,Irusc avenue. has returned to her
home in Onley. Va. Misses Grace
Holloway and Hazel Wood accompa'
Inicd her back home.
Miss Annie Elliott has left for a
visit to her lrother. Mr.. John f. Ell
rott, in New York city.
Miss Amelia Dunn is visiting her
brother in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Cath"!l left yesterday
fer Baltimore. where III" will speno
several weeks.
Mss Rosa Lawrence. of Tarhnro. y.
G is visiting Miss Wood. on Washing
ton street.
Miss Effic Saunders. of Suho'k. =
tho -ucst If Miss Agsic Wood. !" Pee
Dec,
Miss HcIia Patrick is expected VI
return .ofay from Northampton C"nh
| ~. whcr" sh" has been f"r IN" ras'
several weeks.
pr and Mr. Hal W E"a'l"y. who
haL been visiting in tho mountains "l
VIRGINIA. returned HON" Yesterday.
TAX" your prescriptions TO HH'i
Cut Rate RruC Store. '-"l
Try EuIrs L:ttIa Liver Pills Al
usII1 On. Rate Drus S'o~s. 7-SAf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Mr.. Marshall Won Schillihg ah'
Miss lima Won Schiiliny lali last even.
ing tor IA ten days Nlst To NiaSr'
Falls and other points If inirr"a II
the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
2Oc a Pound

Plain Butter Cake. Raism Butter
Cake. Cilron Buttrr Cake. Fruit nut
ter Cake.
We have installed an electric CAKE
Machine and are now making aS
fine "A line of Cake ms yon cHn bhN'
Try sample pound and be cohNihceu'
llayc YOU noticed the JapaneSc Art
Ware in our window We ar" oncrihS
free for our Mother bread" Labels!
Ask yonr grocer for "Traylor's Mother
Bread" and see that il has our labei
ON u Il don't take long TO say"
them up and get nice piece "t
Japanese were
The Hampton Bakery
r. }. TRAYLoR. Prop.
Queen and Hope Streets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
CITY Gave Welcome.

The c.Irmuii,.S Of utllicati0n &C.
c'!pi,'d + lilth. les thIn Nv" hears ana
were held in the Shad" ST III" bali
crE:mr;. elm trees which surround -"
Sherman lawn N app G"n'S:'r
street.
An uncovered, :!a"'3rap'! PATTERN
hal been erected IN trent OF the raj her
q laillt old residence and on This the
speakers and n'n.r' distinguished
guests were gathered. The day WAS
we'll Nth i'd al Holiday Ihr"n"s
filled the streets from early informing
until late tonight. band concerts and
All electrical illumination being th'
laHi features Of the days celebration.
National Chairman Frank II. Hitch
Geek arrived early this morning and
occupied front seat Oil the sp"ah-
'rS platform.
or Sal" .rahtr; tuor" were present,
Chairman Timothy. l.. WD"Gruf. k"i'-
:"-rntatiyc Herbert Parsons, h al OF
the New, York county committee: ana
Senator Horace White. Or congress
men. thor" w,r" VI, SSrS. H"nn"t. Do
wi"iIt Fairchi!dS. PAYNE and Cocks. OF
New York: LOudCnSlaGCr. Of New Itr-
soy who succeeds Mr.. Sherman as
chairman of the congressional cam
pain committee. William Kelly. OF
HroOhlyn. national president of 1ht
Letter Carriers Association waS also
on the platform.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

lessrless At the Iackman House ou' -, 'i-1 10, @
months he had relieved the nlonojoLS ~ ---S -
life. bz- almost nightly visits 10 the feS 49,
IL - ten frequently and heartily OF their t"t
~ ~ 5f,,1 1s~,ler- he had taken Angela driving
= --7rsf,11lr every fair Sunday. ana tSeoitSC1
~ numerous occasions TO the opera houSe anu Il
fr7 her logical partner at the tlill" lllel
hall HaZenNIlles ) most select 7'e'e- ,.- = III
word he had cOurted Angela {, INC -I,., World
IT. -,,,-sif,. s1lltOrs and II the eNeN ol lIIv
- II H.1e7,ille and the Beml~ family nc sLl2'-r
,..,,.4 70 Angela and as hls tatheI > son t--'- g
r.eCr,-d him 10 make good ,-- =. hi mind
This idea had been growing corlsttii-Ils IL -
So - davs and. having At last 'i5s'i0,i
-. - an 1Iglv but perfectly developed lrullI- IL
baf on the previous night propose anu 60
..--.5 fz- the lndI-puted belle Of Haztil' ne ne r-
[r,,l-.. conscious OF the fact tldl- al S'I70
~ i75- family he Was altogether too young
:, marry. that Angela beili9 Nd7 ''4 - - her
- +t,a~ and father would have Tltht Dut - - -
1l'-iiS- - md hat his dear sister II an pi''
ile| W 5Tj not recognize her at all In a ToId
A,-g4s > type of mind. a. ven ',s ~ Ir,a, ~,
4s.--fed As fluffy. Her llleie7'7 -II ..,..-
de9S'I +ba dairtilv tinted note paper s'id over
Ie q - II her fathers emporium, TalheI I'M "
tii' - fl- fer,artuleut Ot the same e7l'i -
T., t..,-,--r II must be undeTsto'd- |''9 ~ -
~ =. -b4 oirl in the ewes OF heI i!aI'Ee l r.
nlei41 ~ 10 ~ U3zruyllle left OF literature al 'ilO
INCLUSION of their school tou. to+fl- = Iyanced III
.,,1, r1rtI! they were sl1Iciei4l-l al I .5
Il az = IN The Higher thought Nla99 ~
Notre and SchoIpeI tlt'11i =. 1;f f.tv-er the ages
u n -7,.ilI- = grl' > duty III He pel"tO-- IN
~ - ~ seventeen and twenty sc -. ~
OIL lSL = ii - she could and CeTlaliIf +, -
marry - - .-,r,ortuuItIes than AlseIi. N -
more al'leI,. i--,t1nted the most De'iuliiul IN
"i' ~, r.1,artec and the be7l 1'o9 - - not
que ae9l a. A. matter of history hIu i NJ. IT,
-, for the attentions oI IL T. 80 is q person
- would probably nave 90 - In For over
BeiIlS ~ I,IIIus Club long before thi7.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

.- experience .. .e # great service u YOU II
~ u -he .... and believe the hard work
4 g91- -e- have, only Two bits Of advice
- Thes- .9rnraa-ds- I ask them As
rs 70 Eg1- -..- md u myself Stick 10 Your
ing. a-l 5.- me back engaged 10 the third
-=-,e ot q --. ..e-gr-nar with family ol
l9- a-. .---.-r KIND and very sym
-7-- z-- ser. -.- hearted and ! have found
K --1a. -ar.-. -..-e is usually one daughter II
--st -a1l- ..-. ..-,lre a- dangerous 70 Young
IN 91-2--- textbooks as any souorette al
7- q The le. York stage
4 = loE The s..- probation had passed, and.
-L2 2. -.. reports II ms slperIors young
~ --1- io-gE-- q. III he's advlCe--that IS 50
---s----1s e.. ..-------.- was concerned anu
----- = l-la- received the 1Oytul paIeitl'-
-.-1-L - -a-..-- -s The rliIlIDu-dOllar tnaILlg
= Kite-a-. Jr.e and ENJOY IL 1nodItel
-el2l- the great CITY Tie hal ll4a-
80 SAD 29-- 81. the bosses II the mills --'-
&c aEl --e greasy oEeralls 81 the ga
...-~ 1s Rad eaten ll5 last cold supper al ll49
s- nous here be- had starved tOT one l9i-S
...r-- --- had packed his trunk for home ana
--7 LCLr- -.- rle same destination DileS
.---,- rs Inauguration he felt his hand On the
Ms MT -s--e-.1., rr racing car, ana again
q. --as-l-E --lr- ri the Great VI hlle " a.
-e-- -'-e Tie -.a. VI ms excessive happiness
.5--5- one --,4- obstacle Miss Angela BefIlls.
ez-.- u Jy1I g Be.ll-. leading bookseller ana
-.s.- =. y Haze-..le For Herbert Hazen haa
-z .-. &c second ..uuaud u the HalthOse hing
..-e 10y O. DR. had o1etcd the first, and he Wa
I'm u = IS7r'lleL' 3.-- the fact. as no doubt we're
szs p'T-l5 angela Eeruls. and the 1--WE younger
---.s --s cores fs3rdII2ly enthusiastic hl77
I've lJt -aEe been the third daughter ol q
5-s-eS Iai.--.. ii eleven. bat As q principle sne
1-lsr - S11s,--te-E The same For SIX months
-,9sey,51 --i--1o5d the evident charms ana me
s srd - - p--el--rude ot the bookseller dau8H-
spent ms evenings IL gloom ana Use
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

HaZeu MAS starting for New Ork at midnight ne
would call that evening ask for her hand formally
IN marriage Miss BenlS had dscreetlN disclosed the
glad tdIngs when Molly. the serving rlld was III the
llItcherI but when Molly returned Il was quite eEl-
dent even TO her dull intellect. that something OF
no ltle import had taken place during her absence
Miss BtrnIS was nervOusN trying to break so8gy
iiS-ll,r-yhIch could be bent, but never broken
and al the same time dry two tiny tears WhIch
oTI-rt.rrf III the corner of each eve The I'VE Young
Bemls girl, were gggllng audlbly. and the hedd OF
the house was hiding Il most radiant smile DehlAd
= COPY Of The HazeuvIlle Times
1t happened that that very morning. be'-l9 tt
received bill for six pairs Of satin shoes bought
during the winter tOr Angela, and ne hdd deter
mined to speak 10 the Young woman most t\tTeIE
before he started for the book store before break
fast SIX pairs of satin shoes occurred u BetS as
tragedy. but now he only smiled At the thought as .
petty feminine extravaganza. 10 ue sure, thtfe
yert- the five yornger Bemise5 70 * shod but even
that seemed rit1ing responsibility IN the taCt OF
the marriage Angela and the son OF the Haihose
- Nollv." said Bemis. smiling slyly at the maid,
have We another bottle OF that excellent sherry
would get out q bottle to be served after supper this
evening Then he turned to his wife with an ar
Of some mystery. And should suggest COOK pax
ing 4 cake Yes | think cake Is usual. IS It not,
Mrs Bernls with q little tremor III her VOICE. dd-
r,itted that She believed II was and. t. a chorus ot
loud pigees from the Younger daughters the mother
rose and walking behind Angela. stopped over ana
gave her such kiss as She had not gwen anyone IoI
many a long dav Angela face heamed tdlTiy
r1lddv with blushcs and the hIpplest meal the
BeIuises had enjoyed for q great \" fle broke up
with the ar fairly charged with tn true spirit OF
content.
DENIS retired to his den and. TOSSING Il bill for
- Angela satin shoes his desk. sank into deep
chair for half-hours joyous cJnteI -;t5| oi just
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

m ms -r--- ---- -lc pOrEL
Al - OF The f--E~ar House
nd r-7we-eE through The high
-e w--E1w the night clerk
--7 was E1---- peacefully be
md ne desk BIZ ---r-rg hl~
@ The opposite direction
s Young - might have
7zes OF g- perfectly round
--z- moon. casting - white
-.5vC-a Z s-ee---.- valley SeCure.z y
z-5e5 hv The most beautiful,
-s---e STATE ohio Hazer
-zs as raer---.- conscious o-
ms ts-- - h. -..-- thar any Young
IN ta--1-r-E beautifu'
e-- E.-- @-.-.5 ..-- al he law
I nature a-5 @ t--orS Of
IL r-uz- -..-- -.-.-a- the moon
- scene 20 ---- --e --ooZ.D-
-r- clerk = - E-s present
--e u -~--- referred -r
E-~e- II The @ -eE1I
His - busy with
----s a+ - --- -us- Sd
rear ago r-re- had driven N
closed cab r.. - --E-S- ferry
- his father Hazen Il
---.re-- men The wDoIer
-s ---s- a- - known
The Ea.-L.-. ...- .--, r NAV
.--5e--a--- .. - ned as sole
- 1- -re ufll~ ar
-a1e-r1-e -- l1 that
s1- had - Soy. ring
less 1--5 a- --- hard. arr-
=- -- --- - u tone
- WAS --- d. be hard
III metallic -r. ~
natter u ta-- Tar from
Hr boy. sad. J
se-i-rC The mills .or
- 9w- god "-- mother
I'D / are ~ --r a- w.
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

YYrRDER- ElZEN Tilted
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

one year Julius Clubb. paying
teller of the First National
bank, had been most assldu-
Gus in his attentions TO Miss
Angela. and, it was generally
admitted, was about to lay
his all at the feet of the village
belle, when Young Hazen let
down a bar on his high resolves
and at once became a most
formidable rival TO the paying
teller. And. after all, what
properly brought up young
woman could turn her cold,
dlmpled shoulder on the only
son Of the mills to which the
town owed its very existence,
even its name,
For SIX months the love OF
the two young people ran freely
and happily enough while 1t
must be said for Julius Clubb,
that. though ignored by the
entire Bemis family and with
his love jolled at by half the
town. he went on paying out
money with as Jaunty and
smiling an air as if the money
was his very own
This. and more, 1t was that
poor Young Hazen rumIEated
upon the last night IN the home
Df his fathers greatness. He
knew that he had been fool,
that even if Angela did like
New York. New York would
not like Angela. and that from
every conceivable viewpoint
Julius CIubb was the only logi-
cal candidate for the girls life
mate. But Angela was his
4ffianced wife. and it remained
only to 90 through the usual
DerfunctOrV conversation with
Father Bemis and the sly
-umor would become "a horrible
truth and be flashed broadcast
over the entire country He
could see it now staring at hlm
IN great black headlines. tlam-
my from the newspaper bulletin
boards. written IN the very sky,
Spendthrift son OF the Halt
hose King Attianced to a Sim
pie Village Belle,-