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last preceding municipal election. be
Tiled With tha tHtK comptroller. WITH
IL thirty tauf dafa after the official
publication ~ Tire designation { Tire
hsat bidder 90 tie Proposed ffau.
thirty t1pl dsya The franchise shall
De IN ahFF HUtes II NO referendum ne
HftuH ho tlledl tie ritY council NAV
finally rsHH the ordinance nud Hfaht
The naurhiHv. HHhfeet Co action hk tas
maNot ua iu tie ease % other ar
atuantrH m referendum petition
b. fiet the ffanfhlHt shall De auh#
mItfHa Co vote Of tHF qualified
electors at the next Ernrral elss ton.
IS a. special Htnrttau. SC tie ttH#
HeHgd grantee shalt ufinl ahd Hfo
vide the expense thereof aud tha
city council shall authorize Tie same
CRITICAL publication notices ~ elFt
item conduct HHH manner ~ risstA tome
preparation ~ official ballots. count
ing aud ,anKaaaiuH - voice Hud Hsf
flffiuk of returns ~ amy election at
the grautiuH at ffaurhlnr shalt Zee
Huue Substantially Ha ln provided Tor
tHe auhuuHaiau e. tatr ~ tho people
ga amendments. = che ,ltN CHARTER
II the praunHnH ffHurhiar ordinance
receives in itn favor a majority of all
the Votes east for and against tHr
sHHa. lt shalt be deemed tr h# raft
fHaH aul tlo cts council mah tHefe
unan finally paHa and adnpt TIE
iHEiff iu itH faNar thr franchise aE#
dluaues shall be deemed rrIeefea and
Ha Further rrases Aiuss shall BE- had
Hereunder Tho hAna methods Of
procedure ahall obtain boa tlg extern
sion uf ans existing frauchIaes or
any rEhts Hereunder a. iH the afauF
~ new franchise No street faii
nay frauthiae shall in aHy event be-
EEHufFl. extended 60 Fenrn - &C. ans
date beyond December aiHt 1914
4 minority 1t tHH fitY council tH
Guiding not less than one third af All
IHa members elected shall have the
ffHht auh power So Invoke refer
eaaum vote GA franchise ordinance
without the niug OF ans petition
therefor
Thr provisions - section 81 Ar
IIeIa ~ &c She Charter tsius iu eaus
HIHI with the pHuH lHiuHa ~ thiH see
IiaH 4rF hereby aaprraa.iri
Wfasss mf haHa th}s ist DAY " f"as
Tlaff a.. ifHH
elt csmpifoIist a. ~ 4Iaa -
~, II pr'' publication. rssruar,
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WEEOItTfoH So ttaa
rnnpnaEn al. EnMLEI 80 {

PROPOSED AMENDMENT Ne &
a resolution ard proposition 10
amend Section is Or Article ~ ~
tie CITY Charter. and providing for
Tire nuhmiaHiou of such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified yateFs Of
efuI election
H~ Re resolved rs the city Council
II tho CITY ~ Seattle sH faiiaUa
That section ~ Artlcie y n
attic. prescribing certain powers Of
tire cts Council be- amended ~
adding "a subdivision 90 be- known
aa "subdlgiafan Twelfth to
s'.ruciftb-a To provide ty ardi
nance FOR acquiring. opening and
operating stone uuHrrlea. either
within OF wlthaHt Tie city limits
Had for TIE erection ~ asphalt
utautH and the preparation. manu-
af asphalt pfodHstH or compositions
~ other materials which mH# Be
nHEd Do street construction o. main
fsHance. and Co fiE the price At
which such materials shall he cold
And DO II further resolved that
fhs foregoing amendment be and
fire same III hereby Submitted ta Tire
qualified voters 81 tHr CITY af He.
attic Tor their ratification or feIee.
ton ct The ueFt general election 10
zoos
Passed the CITY Council the goth
dag OF December 1907 and SIGNED
rs me Zoo open session 100 autHautl.
cation of itH passage thIH a0tu daH
II Dec Wbrr taHa
Il r. REYNOLDS.
fl 5s.s.ae1i pro TEN Of tile city
Piled BOZ mo this 36th day Of lie.
eamhrr. 1905.
II W. CNHHaH.fs
cts Comptroller and eA-ofneio eifY
Clerk
uato OF first publication. February
+ 1908
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TO BIZ Void ON TUESDAY, MARCH }

the cts Charter 81 tie city II BE
allie ne Bmrudrd 10 reed nh fllluwr
Section g There shall Do "a fit =
treasurer. who Hhaii except AZ ON
ttbfAa provided hE tass DO eaet
frfu Iaa collector
AID be 10 further resolved thaf the
fnfaHHHHH amendment DO ana ths
same r. hr'rhN HHhmItfHd o. tn
qualified voters 81 shn eltN ~ -
attic faf tholf ratification nf fulef
tlau at tie nest general election T.
BE- held Marth d tHHH
PACED fhr CITY council The shH
daE OF January 1908. aud signed o.
mr Iu open session lei authrntl, at Jon
ef rs passage thls zHd daF 81 jan
uafH# ttus ........
e. o. BURNETT. ttt.
President OF Size cit Council
HIIrd the rud dHN 1T January, 1905
~ ~ CARROLL.
DlH Comptroller and aa#affrlu city
CLERK
pee u fret publication. February
p ices
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EEagHfTtpN Nn lI4s
PROPOSED AMENDMENT so 10
!ezaluaun end pfepaaIt l.a %
tie City Charter and pravidfnF r1r
the Huhmfaaian Of nueh proposed
amendment 60 tie qualified sofera
Of the city ~ Seattle at tie NEXT
b. IL fsssifed by the cts Council
NJ ihe cts - seattle
That section 4 ~ Article xiv ~
the cts gHlarter ~ the gIta ~ So
attic De amended 90 - 70 read ah
follow
Fscuan The librarian -iaH De-
elected bf TIE Huar1 aud HHhsrt tp
removal h# H. ana shall rpaaaHH
such qualifications with respect 40
experience. ability. citizenship. rirH-
tufRl capacity ana residence ~ TIE
board MAJ require Under fIFU
Service rules he shalt hf and with
the consent ~ the library bos ~
have the appointment and removal
~ nll subordinate employees Of the
library
And he IT further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be and
tbr same IH hereby submitted Go tho
qualified voters ~ the city af Sc
attic for their ratification or rfirca
tion at Tire nest general election To-
be held the ard daF ct March. 1905
Passed tne city Council the End
day ~ January. 1905 aud signed tv
mr. Soc open session in authorization
OF itH uassaEe this End day Of jan
~ BURNETT. IR.
President 81 tho city Council
Filed tHH End day n January 1905
o. vs.. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and oNsaffelp city
uate Of first publication. February
j. 1908
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HrstfrrfoS So ital
PROPOSED AMEsuMENf Ne Z

HFnt1f .t#Ntf7H So ilaA
PROPOSED AMENDMENT Ne
A resolution and propQslllaa T.
amend subdivision e. ~ Hettiuh
g gt.Is ~ e X SY{,,.ssalssss 4
aurh pfepoarI amendment T. lie
aaaiiffri tuisfa - fHo t1tY Of Sc
attte a. the nest general civfaaH
r. it ordained - ths CITY 1aHHEtl
- iHs CTS ef seattle q iyilava
That suhdittsiaH e ~ heskiHa
81 Article rs - the cltf chsftsE
- tie .lty OF Seattle Pc amended
so aa to read en- follows
subdivision r. Each member ~
lie Gas Council stall receive Ca So
naaI uaiar5 81 81 zee HH, - - ls
manthlf A Deduction 81 eaH TT
saHh absence shaII ha made from the
He absent from Say rtFaiar mTrtia9
It tha ,lt3 caaefIl-
And D. tt farfher received that
taa fureFhinK amendment De and
Eha same Be- hereby Submitted tn TIE
4aaifurI Fufefa - tHe iltt eE ee
attia for theiF ratification Of fsass
i tsid on tie 80 aay Of aafsa.
passsd the citY cauoeli The seth
las % tct emhsH 1891 ath HHaHesi
- the 90 open session lu tHthaatls
cation % ita psasago ihis Eatb aa3
y '''' '' nEvNoLns
President pro tsa 81 tho city
sled s. ne tais seth day Of u.
II " CARROLL
slil compsrollsf ard - -offsia elt4
nats % na, publication. rstraar1
& 1895
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RESOLUTION so l1ga.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NJ

4 resolution and proposition q
amend subdivision sixteenth OF See.
ton rs ot Article ~ of the city
Charter. aud providing fur Tire sub.
mission ~ such proposed amend
mcut 20 the qualified voters of the
City OF Seattle al the neat general
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ruoFosKu AMENDMENT No
\ rssoi4tisa aaa propsslfiea e.
sH5~ad Article X - The t1ff char
fHf and pfatiainE fsf the saeaia-
aHaH ~ sHeh Proposed aasaaHzsat
e. fhe qualified voters 20 the cts
II seattle az TIE uskt general ssss
f.e Il resolved ~ tie Ciiy Caauel
~ the rlty II Seattle aH friiuNH
RAT Article - q TIE cts CHAR
fsf 70 ths HItf - Seattle br amend
II - adding tlsrstg. q section - -
saeuu ~ section fsa.' % fsaa &c
ssetiou "a Thsfs shall b satah.
HHs6Hd hN ordinance contingent
fund. toto Witch shall 10 apprarHs
attn which 90 fsaY employees ~ fhe
city discharged hsfwrrn regular
~ days Payments shall - Hladr
- thn Treasurer from HHia fund sra
eeHfinrafian o. tHs city fa#ftfat-
tsf N amauata due said fHua aHalH
- raf day Is tranafrr thereto ffam
8he funds liable fer payments Ha8f
tHeHsffauf Another eHntinRsnt fund
sHaii 30 establishes into - hleH shall
= appropriated from th. ssnsfsl
fund b. tEa gitH EuHnrIi ftaa ae 90
- used FOR the payment - freight
anI express charges trtaEfafaH
postage ard Incidental expenses Of
EaH character - tie ffffFfauE de-
rarfmerfa - ths CITY Payments
stall be- made fruu thiH fund D. the
Treasurer nu earttfle4tiuu Of the
EaunlroItrr said fHsd tn Do relms
HaFasd monthly from funds liable
fer payments fbeeefrun~
Ana ho lf further resolved ttat
TIRE f1r~gofHH amendment g. and fhe
same la hereby aHhmlifnd ta TIE
qualified voters ~ the city - Eaats
ffe for thriF ratification OF fHIEHs
toe hf tHr next zauernl sieetlau 10
BE- hfII On tie Hfd day % Msfeh.
1905
paaaed The CITY Council she aath
aaF % eamtsf. 1907. and signed
- me in open session iu hHthsuti
cation ~ SEE passage this 49th da5
n r REYNOLDS
efrsidsnt pro TEN of Ties city
riisa bv me thla seth day Of us-
eemhcf. 1907
city Comptroller and sx.uffleia city
clerk
Date o. first publication. February
Z 1905
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HfHafI-TtuN $50 ffta
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40 =

HatHaHHsf ION So H#ka
PROPOSED AMESuME&E So
a rssalaelas aaa pfapasiiioa @
amend Hse fHeH / 10 Article VIII -
TIE C1tq ghaFfsr. ana pruttalnE for
che aHhmfssfan of auea rrupoa. 3
amendment e. fh~ auaiifiH4 voters
- che eisH - Seattle At 1Hs neat
general e5s=fIHn
~ The t1fF % seattle
the tItr ts1atfrf II ths C1t. ~ s~.
attle - atnshdrt go az To rad as
follows
Section There shall h. ard il
hereby created uuafa = fubNc
eWarsa. uhIHb shall consist - five
$50 members 60 uit
tt TIE f4tf Ensinerr - The
lpsfinfeaHsHt - Streets afd hfv
,1, v ssrsf i9isaasH' q,
The Superintendent 81 uHiiainFs
SOD The Hapsflnteudsnt q Pebble
Tbs Chairman u sid Hoard SHALL
30 appointed annually - TIE Nave
shall receive no compensation.
Ana hs Il further resolved shat
tha foregoing Amendment - and
che came u hereby. submitted &C. ihe
attic Tor fHei. ratification Or frier.
ton - tire uett general election fu
i.o held on tie ara DAY Of March
1905
Passed fhe Guy Council tie God
daF ~ January. 1905 and signed hf
me in open secession Goa naturalization
20 its passage thia lud daK Of Jan.
e u BURNETT 1R.
President Or thr cts Council
Tllsd tha zad daF 20 JaaHafF 1905
~ VI CARROLL
city Comptroller and oksuffIlie CITY
CLERK
Date Of first publication. February
g. 1905
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Passed the CITY council The zHa
dHf ar January 1905. hnd signed hF
me 10 npru session tu HuthrHtiH IaH
af ifH paHsaFH tiia st,ai daF ef iHH-
HafIs lhnH
q u BURNETT. III.
President of the city Council
Filed tnr aHd HHH ~ January. HHaA
If 80 CARROLL
city Comptroller and cR.ofue.8 city
glfIh
psts ~ fret publication February
J. 1905
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a resolution and proposition To-
amend section ! of Article XVII ~
the CITY Charter. aud proF iduH for
tie submission Of such proposed
amendment 10 TIE Qualified voters
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uhatan go vote of tie people II
amendments Go the effN charter N
thn ordinance thus aHhmittrd 90 the
referendum shall receive tH itH ftNef
majority % an the NateH vast fef
and asslust tho same il shat De- Ia
full forer ana sffoNt trout and after
proclamation by tie maXnr which
ahall - made and published m the
city official new pHner. Within Tive
DAYS after the eieetfa. Provided
however. that 40 the ordinance itsr If
shall designate subsequent date faf
takink effect the proclamation shall
name iHr said date as ere time fel
taklnE effect M the ordinance ahHtl
fail te receive the majority vote in
its favor. 81 shall he considered H7 fe1
irsted and shall be OF uu tnttr ur ef.
feat
Any provisions Of thIa charter aud
particularly any protlaIana in Hvpt ien
h and ira paragraph Forty Nfst ~
section Is 90 this Article. Insofar az
they ate ln conflict with Size IluNtHH
toms Of this Section. are hereby au1
petsrded
Wunsau my hand tbs 1t day uf feh
ruafl A II. 1905
city Comptroller ana - afu,io cftf
hsls Of first publication. February
I 4 ICES
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-18
DEATHS
DEFERRED

Twenty-eight to nothing was the
score in the intercollegiate football
game yesterday between Oahu College
and the High School, Oahu winning.
That the game was one-sided is evi.
dent, but that people should expect
smashing, crushing, bruising, brutal
contest, as intercollegiate football
usually proves, is disgusting. Perhaps
no such excitement" was expected and
perhaps the following write-up in this
mornings paper is meant for sarcasm
for sarcasm, for 1t could not with
mercy be taken any other way. The
capitalization is ours:
There was one interesting feature of
the game that everybody should take
note Of The boys had heard Of the
CRITICAL STATE OF YOUNG
AHRENS, and, for this reason. they
did not POUND THE LIFE OUT OF
THEIR OPPONENTS quite so hard
when nobody was looking.
1hSlS 10 always AOSol AulA "hSh q
player has been injured so that he
/ NEARLY DIES. For a change they
discard the coachs advice to screw
when you get your heel on his face and
to dig deep when you are well covered
by the ruck. For this reason the game
yesterday LOST MOST OF ITS Elk
CITING FEATURES AND THE GIRLS
LEFT THE SIDELINES IN DISGUST
AT THE TAMENESS OF THE AT
FAIR.
| with nobody trying to break any
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BAND CONCERT

The Hawaiian band will give a con-
cert this evening at Aala Park at 7:3O
o'clock. The program follows:
PART l.
March-Count Bauer .... .Komsak
Overture-Dame Valentine new e..
.................... .Suppe
Intermezzo-The Guilt of the Roses
CneW) Observation-Disclosures. Bergere
Selection-The Rose of Castillo. .Balfe
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs Ar by Berger
-Offenbachiana .... Conrad
Waltz-Golden Shower 90. Waldteufel
Finale-Htlo ............. Berger
"The Star Spangled Banner"
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ROUND WORLD IN
AUTO VIA HAWAII

SAN FRANCISCO, November 8. -
There arrived in New York last week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hover of Hover,
Wash, members of the Spokane Motor
Club who have just completed the
first lap of what is undoubtedly the
longest automobile trip ever attempt
ed. The Hovers have come over 1000
miles from Tia Juana, small village
on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, where
they dipped the wheels of their car
in the Pacific Ocean on April 18th, and
crossed California, Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Ne
braska, Iowa. Illinois, Indiana Ohio
and New York, crossing to Canada at
'iagara Falls. Today they will wet
wheels of their car in the waters
the Atlantic ocean, thus accom-
ishing what is believed to be the
first feat of crossing the United States
| from south to north and from west
to east in a vehicle of any kind driven
over the public roads.
This has been accomplished by Mr.
and Mrs. Hover in a two-cylinder
twenty horsepower Maxwell touring
car. In their travels they had to cross
seven mountain ranges and hundreds
of miles of almost trackless desert,
sometimes with no more than dim
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LOST BY
FISHERS STARS

SAN FRANCISCO, November s.
The first wireless from the China,
which is now on the briny deep with
Mike Fishers bunch of All Americas
for the Orient, was received at the
sporting editors Office of The Bulletin
late this morning 1t was in the hand
writing of a scribe, but scarcely recog-
nizable because of it's unsteadiness.
The operator makes no explanations
regarding said condition of his usually
steady hand, but there must be some
thing wrong. 1t would be useless to
put the message into print, for it is
quite disjointed, but here are some of
the statements it makes:
"Got away from dock safely-sweet-
-wives-friends- relations-and
-and-creditors Tears-weeps-gna
ing of teeth. Boys all in after the free
for-all fight with friends and creditors
on the dock. Ships doctor spent two
hours patching up Mikes anatomy.
Mike said between sobs that he had
been kicked up the gang plank. Roll
] Ndll " sec IL elhJ bOug was Aiiso'
None left out. All in. Mike complains
that company slipped him something
thought we were to have ship to our
selves. Nix-discovered several passen-
gers and some chinks Heitmuller
thinks the chinks may be spies hired
by the Empress Dowager to steal the
tactics. Mike Immediately turned the
tactics over to the purser, who locked
them in the safe. Boys all went be-
low early. Red Dog Devereaux had
to be torn away from the rail. Bliss
is giving a great imitation of a piece
of chalk. He refused to act as catcher
for Burns, who was doing some pecu-
liar throwing. Boys are all below this
morning prscticing up signals. The
ship is doing some fine pitching. The
team looks overturned. Mike is feel.
ing blue and refuses to be interviewed
He made a statement, however, to the
effect that he believed it was a poo
move, to travel to China by water. HI
J took Heine Heitmuller to task TO
| rocking the boat. If things don't be
5 gin to improve there is likelihood o
!, our putting back and making a fresl
= start. Delehantys thinks the bunc1
will keep the fishes from starving
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S. f. Booth
GENERAL AGENT.
No. / Montgomery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO
Oahu Railway
TIME Table
OUTWARD

OUTWARD
For Waianae, WaiaIua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-"9:15 a. M, 1920 D. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:30 am, 1915 am, s11:O5
a. M, s2:15 p. M, 1920 p. M, S6:15 D.
M, $3.50 p. m, i'll p. m.
For Wahiawa-"9:15 a. m. and S5:15
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
alua and Waianae-"8:36 a. m, 5:31
D. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-t7:46 a. m, 1896 a. M,
'1O:SS a. m, "1:4O p. m, '4:31 p. M,
5:S1 p. m, 1880 D. m.
Arrive honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. 1 S5:31 p. m.
'Daily. TEX 'uday. sSunday Only.
The Haleiwa limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1922
a. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 D. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. G. SMITH,
Supt. g. P. & T. A.
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SPORT
THE BASEBALL ARMADA

For decisions on the blink,
Won't this mode of civilizing
Move the slow, down-trodden Chink?
CHINESE CHORUS.
Umpire clay alice time,
Alice time get full of gov;
No can foolee Chinaman,
Umpire getee hookee now.
III.
Won't it be a revelation
To the honest Japanese,
When he goes against our pitchers
And he only hits the breeze?
And l think our dear brown brothers
Will encounter several shocks,
When a husky Irish batsman
Knocks their twirlers from the box
JAPANESE CHORUS.
Mushi HASH Mkt Fisher,
Will you honorably excuse
For our honest Japan baseball
Have perhaps got full of booze.
Nv.
If you want to fill the nations
With feeling of repect,
And to raise the nations prowess ,
In the heather intellect,
Just dismiss the costly navy,
Burning millions up for steam
We can sweep the seas like Nelson
With winning baseball team,
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BY w. o. MCCLELLAN.

I'm the San Francisco Chronicle.)
mike Fisher is taking baseball
team to the countries recently visited
by the feet of Admiral Sperry. 1t is
believed that the team will increase the
respect of Oriental countries for the
United States, and that the line Of ball
handed out by Mike Fisher will please
the little brown brother, as well as
the intellectual conversation of Red
Dog Devereaux, captain of the ALI
American team)
Modern navies burn up fortunes
For explosives and for steam,
And you make better showing
With winning baseball team.
Course, the simple brown Kanakas
Fell for Mister Sperry's fleet,
But when Fisher hits the islands
They'll be carried off their feet
HAWAIIAN CHORUS
Aloha Mike, Aloha strike,
A hula bula that curves a fooler,
Aloha to the old Red Dog.
When the team hits far off China
And the Chinks hear Fishers bull
Breathless stories of a safe one
With the bases good and full.
And of umpires mobbed and murdered
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trail to guide them, where towns and
even houses were almost unknown,
and where they sometimes did not
meet a human being for days; build
ing roads where necessary, camping
out, but always steadily moving on.
Sufficient water and provisions to last
a week were carried, so as to be pre-
pared for an emergency in case the
car should break down. No serious
accident occurred and the tourists
came through in good health and spi-
rits.
From New York, after flying trip
by rail to the Pacific Coast, which
Hover must take for business reasons,
the dauntless travellers will sail for
Algiers with their car and spend the
approaching winter in touring Algiers,
Tunis and Egypt, penetrating the Sa-
hara desert at least to Biskra. Cross
ing to Italy in the spring the next
three years will be devoted to crossing
every country in Europe at least one
way, with some touring in Western
Siberia. In the winter of 1911 the
homeward trip will be begun From
Hawaii they will sail for San Fran
cisco in the winter of 1912, and they
expect to have covered on their way
over $4,000 miles.
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