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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

y'pt bauootoan eromnut ipuoIi. Wlis
ten talbot len pddttdd? yilin palion
paimaa. Slman SumaIata eIdneet
ibnilet pdditdipdt fen mpbS iIman
Sumolaia epdustosia, m%urinasia
nalitutiesIa, Iiiimottomisia iuoma'
le%uroisia, turbisla tanoIeiola ia me-
luoiralla buutamiiella. Wutta toilet
SumoIan tansia biIiaiIeno iI~oiieeia
piirisId, mSfon louluilla, ipafoiIella
rmtouflela ia fiitotieua. Wtutta fen
iiinG oIettin = leiio bitiao tdnd pm
band beitenG! Miottele tubaniia Sus
mclaii bplpii iDiid ia pilfdmieliInDi'
I'd! Santee biliaa pplnilleli muoteeIi
huotie ia fiitd oian ia iiantai' fiiuu'
oeu !Serrao!
Ntntta ajottele mpDs p GldmdIi
Splpestersiltoa. pSaplmtaiiet, MT
on miimeinen alta. Setfi tiirubtoo
nopeasti pois." 9lIetu hensesfd rau'
tatiea female! GatIo, iiind tobtistna
eiine iuno! 9linoastoan muiltamio
minnuttia. Gelo ioi. Winbasti me-
nee pois! Netu pirron loiiurille,
&atio. uauot biljaa Ioristen ipieri
mdt poio. 81 pilarataan tddnnp to-
tain. SinMn eldmdii tuipo. g0ii,
meinen betteli tulee iban uormuun,
(Satt.)
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MaailmamS plmestersilta.
VI. ..
0oIpb, 90. 0at.
e.. &:sia.)
/. Sob. >: IS.

Splmeste .ebtoolla on ntlnenIG
fuuIuiiosta Toomon piiSposta Spl
mcSteristd, iofo OH fddntdnDt feiios
ri GouStnntimiS Suuren friStinuS
toon. !Sdn fupli $50 &ristutIen inn
tpmilen idlteen iuuri Duoocn miimei'
leni pGiipGnd, mintdtdboen MT mic.
III tolenterisio muooeu miimeinen
pdirpd nimitetddn SplneS eritIi. -
SGud pdindad ia ebtooIIp on pa'
fainen merfitpS. WfdoiImou ihmifet
foetiomat mofoiIid aiatutfio buumos
ia feipptmieIilen leitin ia lion fault
ia. &riotiDt picttGlu0t tdmGn ebs
toon foluen Iilntddmdud todtIenlo ia
Iilmdten bliss a%ifojen ia iionfaitti'
Iumoen SumoIoo.
Goel1 pIenoSIo 9tdomotun ldnos
ia terwebtdd meitd SunoIo tienboa
rasia. Sobonne6, funniunoriuoinen
9~0snlptinen 6errou oppStoli bun
too nellie tristitpiuc: ySoplutoilet,
mt OH miimeineu alta. Sdmd bG'
men Iononla OF il6llinen tehoitue
Sulmester ebtoouo. OGn n6Dtt6d
nellie: u SGnIdn nuooen Splpess
ter,cbtoon. NGiimciucn Lcttt, gSic!d
mtutomia felIonlp6ntid ia muoii on
mennpt. lluIi tuntemoion olfod mos
f%oiicna. Sotpio ipuoIid, Ills latoia
Splipestersil tpio on 10 fobiSten meils
npt roffoon iIdnmoamme pli. Wio'
net muooet opot ipoionneet bdmds
rdn unboIan p%imepteen. Willttd' pt'
medn aian piliuiSld lolomoitlee firfs
faana armpu naloSId nuotemme
luf,i poinoiuono, ormolliIeno, birtpes
dnd, fppneIiffGGnd monele Ieasiam'
me. - Mtonet, jotfo eoeQil len Spl'
meStersebtopn miettipdt fanSl omme,
pmat npt ,Sumolon peltomdollo.
Moni rofaS iiG, moni uStouinen di'
ii itfee tdnGdn. SouIufuuIen ala Iei'
Iomat ipanbcmmot ia itfeipdt. '0ei'
bdii loplenIa ofpat MT parotiiliSlo
firftoomman iouIufuulea ala. Wto'
net orpolopiet ipoeItomat tdnddn Ut
I'm fansIomme bimmcGdn tulefpat'
Iuuteen. Gnlunut ipuoli OH ipirran
foltoinen uicinc tDpnelepoiuinecr
ronnciao. &cn lppemmin lilmdS
Ipnteibin ia fanIojcn %fnriuuteen, bd'
nestd ndpitdd uuoii fppneliuirraIta
iofo IuiStoo obi ihan ldbelld iaIfain'
me ebesSG ia uIeot tIbonnet huofa
ufIista mcnnd lubobtolpot politto
man Mboin fonicIeen idtpeIten to
woin fppnelepoiuien lapi. - 81, II
Ieito ipntcid ia nnrinfuriinufIia, uiei
: ia furitufIio, %ioi.autIio, murbeit'
faiftiouol ga tuitenfin mp1s taoi
: uleita iionfoiftiIesti rofostaman Su
r malan loiStopio opuio pulasta! :
j. .sapIataiiet, npt on wiimeinen alta!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

Min tuiicnfm idn ~ lniinn idnIr ncri
toincn iolo ia ~riiruDtau tirfolls lon'
ne lpanbutIet mpDS iili. 5oipo to-
md bcritoinen fiior miniIc pield
idltecn IdmppIst inItincct. ioo'o Jn'
malo teiid paIfittoon. Saornai'm'
me ioos phocoid, fuulioila oil pal
Jon. Gimme pHi6 mcIi GoSten to-
loofo. ioola mimi pubnin lpicld IL
laQo. Sinne fun oil fotoontunui
uieitn mciiid iu Ninrin. Sitten aa'
mmno ldboimmc tooe 9tcn Gpn fir'
eolle, iooia lnnrnoIimme eeeQd puo'
lenpdiiudn ia niiu tiiruboinmc DE.
noD9oan, iooIu oil mcind Sumolar
p~olipcIuo jdlfeen puolcnpdipdn, ion'
ne oil mpDo fcrinnpt ihmiiid sotc
polion. sanifclosiGlld molfolIo We'
Il 0uuOtoIen ohicllo tapaiiin polior
eldmid 6crron opetuoIoplio, on TO-
tello bouofao peljcn ioinrio opetto'
Jana, noin eld,picn Sumalon laStei
feefmuoeoiu.
glioimmc p%cijeu bemoIello Idbcc
so miilun. Slmot oil tnuniit, etiG
oil pifeen b~ametoo tiIltco, olcn M
olIut ,pcli ia iiior Suustoieu mt6nG
mGbGn lendbtGupt. MT tune lGboen
tGnGpdiipGnG mottnllc. on Elonto
poitfuo iuiclG tdpmdttd.
(Soitctoon)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Matfalta
(airi. s. adpoIo)
Saitoa Gteaiieen.

sDiimefIi FUN f%irioitin oIin Niinnea-
poIisIo iosIa oleilin folme patmao,
hell ia IiIar 9spmonnin tptond' los'
ia f,,teu olin ilmoittanuf, ioarndl'n
nbben tcrran IafioloiIesIa firfosla'
SIi toiin oifomufieni miippd iiind
faupnsisIa exempt aif0a, ia p'td0
nIiampia Iaarnoio, Iield FUN or
poIion IuomaIoiiio ella ole olentaor
pappia, eta mitaan ienrofunnodist'
pboisipstd, Iufuun ottomo''o 'es''
iioIoisia rpbmdd.
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Sramt,uuoS, Mis.
Wlarfutien &: 30.

Sa fobta aufeniWut bonen for
panIa ia bdnen fielenid Iiteet pddli
monalenia ia pubui Ieltidsti.
SeeIhs Grietue lihonia pdimdnG
moonpd1Ud m~oeltaesionIa fulfil nm.
pari SuuOean ia Samorian ia Ell
Sdn plut iomtilaana maan poranIi
%ioiroita ia tefi foifteo bpmdd. giiin
Iarpttin fun Seeius tuli SaIilean me-
rem IpfD, min tpiipat he SGnen ~.
tDnid fuuron, iofa mp0s mpffd oil.
&uten tieodmme on mpttpps ia tius
roue pabin mifa, finn Ell rppi fuulla
eifd pnbua. ga tdmd oil paliae per
teleen lDDnti ia istu frin ibmiIen
Iaotti lemmoiieen %tilaan, ettd eli moi
tornilaan fuuua eitG fielelGGn pis
bua. SSoi i%bmeeaistd, fplld fuurol'
le iao buutda Ienfiu itlemdn fertoo
ennenfuin ioa len berddmddn. So
eli ollut tdmd Seeiutielle belppo tebs
od, appia tuuron forDot. &c NIB
oddn Iiitd fun I9opobtoiomme See
Jus tdpttdd tdeId eritpiIempid feino.
ia poitto 6dn pliii noinut tdmdn
tehod pboeud ionauo. futen Sdn
So~iiarufIcn berdtti, ionon,a Ia: ,Sat'
i~Iarue trlc uloe" ia maimoue: rWte'
ne, iinun poitas eIdd", ia Nninin
lesten ppiale: rnpule bios" So trtol
Tut norIi ietualieen Ijooituno f6IiS.d
ia ialoiSto, mlttto ei ole tuuromptGn
foneio SeeIuS min menetellpt. maun
pitoa bdneu erindnId fousionla, le
on eroittau bdnen tdmGn mailman
parontoiisto. So ontaa SeelutIcn
boitoo tutcu toiiamo ld6tdri. ia pis
tGG Iornlenlo bdnen foripimIu. le on
rupeao loiu lunola upoamoon il
td forpio, iotto pcrteIe OH @ioouut ii.
optlitii min fduon oifoo. go fun
lain raloro ion luoin eiilin min pal.
Jon forlpofoIlpoIi RIFT, eitd mott I'll.
mcto tuuIemoou Sumolon ianoo; ia
fiolemon pelfo aStuu Min lGbelle
ettet moi tuIlo ipimeen. Seelutlen ipl.
Fl OIL ie etponteliuluin taStefoS ioors
nu, iota ijnun titiyli litecn tottoiiec.
min fun tetStimme lanai tuulupat:
"a fpbta oufenipat bd{nen tormon.
ia banen fieIenId iipe pddii moIIol'
lenIo il han pitbui IeIfiGsti." Wlarf.
z: 30.
&tlto maon olet ibniinen, ala anna
cndd perteIecn iitoo tieItdii ia tufita
fortpiaIi tGlIS moclld ornon puo'
bella, fosfa lc on tdas etccmme as
tuuut. Sumolon ormoSta oIfoon
tdmld tuuromDttd iinuletin eiinterf'
fi.1, ia aleto itleii bdnen rinno uenIa,
min tulet buomaamaan, ettd tnIG
toioan ioirdStod naaraliSta tautio
etn ell toioo tuuuo cnfd piibuo pb,
tdtGGn Ianoa minun SceIutIeni fans
ia. slnno iticIi Seeiutien beuddr
b%oitoon, fpId .0dn iinmnfin fielei
fifteen pddStd pauaacnio ia find ru'
pea. pubumaou ieItidoii oifpon min
IeltidSti, etid lonot: rlniuIn ,Scciut
Ieni paranii minuu iD%ntiboolpuni.
So ustolIo on iemmoinen luomne
ettG iota enenri boosietoon iiitd pu
hua iit6 enentpi ie iitd ilmoittoo, tn
, ten tefi tdm1 fuurompffd. nsfont
on min robfeo mieli. ettd ie mai
masiafin ferstaa. So poomaIi ia
moo: vWte terStoomme meitdmm
paimoisio. ga poima %ioottao fdr
/. Iipduiinpoen, ia fdriimduiipps to
ipou ia toiipo. ei anne bdpiddn tn
3 H." Mutto mietd meild on It'll
Is tcrstaomiSto? Gi miStddn muuSt
fuin Seeiufiesta a~ristmtiesia fit
/" ristiinna ulitusto. ia mtStG Iuul
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30

mnueta oIepan pubumisto taad fuus
romptdad fuin Iita iamaa. ios.a
paoWalitin terofaIi. suuIetfo Iofi.
an ianoneens eta: .tas Iaimpa a.
nun ilman auttaiao.- 81 min, maan
lind rafas Seeius, iimn iormeTi ia
IplteIi waifmtti minusIa fen, ettd npt
olen aipan armosta autettu ia pddss
tettp niistd perfeleen ~tobleista. ga
dld luule muulla auteeipan fuurot
tormaii ia iibotun fieleIi fun uItos
mai en lonan ia Ioframenttien tauita.
Sild Sumola Ell Ole idttdnpt nellie
mnnlta feinoo taimoaIecn tulafIems
me. Sa tdtd tpDtd tefee iananpal'
p%eliiat mieoen tuuromptfid SeeIufs
ielle. tuten tdmdntin mptdn. ga fe-
men foripat iitte aufeaa Ianon ipois
masta ie tiittdtDDn liiid Sumalaa.
| ga jos iinue1a main OH usto eIGmG,
Min iiitd @ieuroa tmnnuetus mp0e.
&uteeri %Ianop: vllefo ia hnnustcs
tetee meiodn manburstaafi." ga
Seelus Ionoo title: Isl fpnttildd Ipip'
tetd ia ponna pafan ale, noon
fpnitildnjalfaan poloiicmnan faifs
tia, iptto buoneeeIa olpat." 9tiiu
ills ndmdfin SeeIufien omat ianat
poatimat meiltd tunnusmsta ia elG-
man ponburstautto. Ga eli miuddn
muna ppip foripaii tuulemano ia
tieleIi pubupana tuin milielemdud
Jumolan Ianao ia nauttimolla pm
bid iaframenttid. Sa jos tdmdn per.
teleen pupttdmdnd laimiin lpDt, min
Iaotpo len fansia itIe ndbod. eta 10
MT OIL torrpani fuurot ia eli fieleni
J tddn moi endd pubua. Tpt CT tui'
In muuta finn luIien ulmontoa. ga
iofa tdmdn on laanut fofca Ie fen
fpud tieidG. M(ind omasta tofemuts
Iestani lpoiu marmasti tobistaa,
ettd JOS tdnddn lpDn loimiin Sumas
tan Ianan lutemiIen, abba, rafos
Sid. min buomenna lie tuntum mia
maiteammalta ia miimmein pddlee
perfele woitoae ia iaornaa iinmle
Iamoa tefstiG, iota Ie IoornoIi e.
malle paratiiiieia: ronfobon Sumas
la iiind ia iiind paifasIa toto Iano.
nnt?" Wutta dld usfo t6td ioarnaa,
Ie on piettelidn Gdni, moan tartoito
perfeIe poiS ~hlotaIi ionan fpoimollo.
YfIi Jana len footoa. Sind iumos
latoin, ioto mield %ipnnisId riehut ia
pilttaot ,SumoIon lanoa ia Sristnfs
Ien lmnostustDDtd, MT on pield oifa
tebod parannus, ia cllet tee parans
mista, min Iinulla pitGd pIo oIemon
iiin1 i~drlpesid. iofa poloo tulesta ia
mlififpest1. SinG el1mdn ten mats
famieS, Jos perfele imua ptpitG6
pollpelionIo tautia %IpnniliIiin barjos
tutiiin, min moSioo BELLE maon nppz
rdsti, ell taboo, en- tabbo, ia find
olet Iiloin palipn moittanmt. Yoifo-
nj Jos foboniItilet IiuIa boututtele.
nat, min dld beibiu IuoStu. Ne %
lpot lirffoot ia i%uloiIet lanai, jolo
nc Iin,lo ppptdd pieteId IamonloiIitl
il fiin be iiietiu omnt. Sa fun be
onniStumot oitei1loou, min Iitte FIJI
la Ioot idleStdpdin buomoto fenen
fonsiu olct pllut tcfemilisid. Se
ipoon nultrno ia pilftoa ettG: rtGIlois
ia ne %uStonaiIet oipot. felpoIipoS
,paan rppppp ipiinao. ga Iootono
bmntoo tunnosInIi: ,,uieIdfD mt olet
uetorpoinen. mnnrotoppao mield it
IeIi outitaotli." Gn bolulaiIi n0boG
entd tuillo cttd nhocllcfSiin Serrou
omalle ndiu fd.piIi, fila mind pIcu
%Ioonut t6td moistaa. Eufpilfaot ills
ettette fiuioufieen lanfeiii, iiaG benfi
on oItiS mutta lila on beitfo.
ytditd piirii SeeIufleSla &ristutleo'
ia .parottu usfonelienne
Wlatti Suistu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
Sbmisfmunam lumastns.
Sci. 60: -.

SSorlin ibanaa ia luloilena tot'eli
proIeeto ,moen liiton lupousten to'
pobtlmaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sees
IutiesIo &ristutiesIo.
yS6bempi fiind eli felWanmIt ia
encmpdG Ell tnripinmut lnn9enneen
ibmiSfunnon pelaStomiIcen, iofd oil
min touos poitcnmht poie iiitd elds
mdstd Sumolosta outilIe tcilIenId..
81 fuennpt fmfaon aipoamoon Iuls
iettua tainaSto ia banttinluan IitG
faootsttuo DanburStautta, CT ollut
pboellefddn iddnDt mitdGn bppppttd
fersfattamofli, iosiu Ionoo opoetoli
Yaoipuli 9toom. 3: 23: y&e oipat
foiffi ipntid tebneei, cifd heilld Die
mitdGn ferstottolpoo Sumolon coess
ia" Sinoin testelld Iiunrinto lantees
muSto ndfee proIeetta onnetun luz
paufien tptecntufpnn SceIufieslo
&ristutiesIo. iofa SImolon &aritIo'
ITO poiS ottoo fofo mailman IDnnit,
ia oman ppbdn ruumiinla nbroomi'
Iela Terrain iiautoittilitli o%ioifli pp'
bittdd fofo l%oueenneen lufumme,
ipnta tobopn fautto me Terrain pps
bitetpt olemme SeeIuflen &riStlfl len
ruumiin nbroamiielo. (0ebr. 10:
10.) &irottuno &Gu lunooti %firotlit,
Ipntiiefii tebtpnd O3n lomitti ipntiiet
Sumolon fonsId ia foitille polmioti
lunosiutlen pmon lpercnlG t%oiifto,
nimittGiu ipniein oniectli a%ntomulen,
ionfo fuitttu meill1 OIL lunoetliS SO0s
men merenlG %toutto, nimitt0in ipntein
onteetii ontamus. (&el. /: 14).
giditG o%Iipita pbteen pertoiQcSIa
~huIoobtoo apoetoli paomolifim ia
Ionpp: Isl min lohiou ~fonola ole
fuin Ipnnin, Iiad JOS monta or pbs
ben iunnin eaiittd fiiollut, Min polio
encnmdn SunoIon orrto ia labio
lIen pboen ibmiien, Seeiutlen &riss
iufieu tuiltto OH mpiten pddlle ritns
IoaSti tullut." (9ioom. >: l5). Sum
proieetu foiIeli uSfoSIa titd lunas'
tufien luuruuttd, MIN. Iolailuutto, fos
TO mailman omiuutto SeeIutIesIa
min lola bdn enmlstaa ia @ianpo:
| ,iiQoin Ie fuorma fuin beiodn pdGls
ldnid on, pitdd butfumon", IillG
!Serra lanoo Sci. %: %. ga tdnidn
fuorman bututtamiIen lonoo jana
proieeta min luurefii malteuoefii,
ettd pafonatfin nGfetp6t Iinun soans
burSfou.eii ia foifei tmninfaot moon
pGGIIG Iinun funniaii. Sci. 81: p
Ga tdtG nnnea ia outuutta oipot
apostolic iulietaneet fonIaIe, ioSta
Ianoo SobapneS: r9ytitd NE ndbneei
ia tuulIect olemme len me teiDe IL
muitamnie, ctfd fetllu metpdn tdrS'
famine oIaIliIuuS oliii ia meiodn
oioniImutemme OH Sidtt ia .6dnen
poifania SeelufIen aristutien fans
ia.
Ndmdt Sumalan ionot ia lupauf'
Ie. ndpttdd %feI,pdSti, etta meibdn e
torpiiie epdiad Sumalan armoSto
eifd ipnteim ontcefii ioomiiesta. Dtut
ia tuo ihmiIen pnta bursfaus lanor
toisto: ,Gldbdn MT Min Wapoost
drmoa omisto, iebdn OH liion bcIp
poo. pitdd tdsid i%otatin ola, eli oi
fein fomin bcliuetin peliposio ELI
mpDsfddn toiipaon ~ioiiposIa q. Sdni
fabbeua mdliQd tuIee tilmoiteGo tdy
: oeliiefIi tullaticen."
i Ndin Iaarnoa ibmiien ldrfi ia fait
, ii idrien opeitaiat; pitddbdn Iitd If
;miIen hla iopeIiaammafii Sumo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-30
- Tpt OH iopimin oito rHin 'uios
ben ~ipoibecoid uuoisioo tiloufienlo "a.

GristiuiSmieIinen mics boIutoon
M~uitoiaue enthusiastically oIiomiebef'
Il. Gbbot bptpdt. 2dbempid ieliipf'
fia onnetoon fpIpttdesid toimitufiel'
ia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
HERE TO VISIT
AUSTRALIA

T. X. X. S. s. Tenyo Maru, Captain
Bent, locked at the Hackfeld wharf
from San Francisco at $50 o'clock this
morning. She sails for the Orient at
8 tomorrow morning.
For Honolulu there are five stop
overs, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Whitehouse
and maid, E. j. Whitehouse and Char
les G. Hannah.
The Whitehouses are bound for Aus
tralia and are stopping over here to
join the S. S. Mazura early in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heise and the Misses
Nancy and Freida Heise make up an
interesting family, for they are bound
for the Philippines where A. Heise ex-
poets to open up the Philippines in
the mineral industry and has with him
an expert ming engineer, d. E. Blake.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
NEW MAIL ROUTE
To AUSTRALIA

The plans involved in the following
announcement were exclusively pub
lished in The Star some weeks ago:
SAN FRANCISCO, December IL. -
Under authorization of the Postoffice
Department mail for New Zealand and
Australia will henceforth be forward
ed by way of Tahiti as well as direct.
This will throw the Oceanic Steamship
Company into the mail contract bust
ness again, and the steamer Mariposa
which sails from San Francisco every
thirty-six days will connect with the
Union Steamship Company's boats at
Papeete, Tahiti, and mail thus forward
ed will be delivered at Washington,
New Zealand, in twenty-five days from
the time of it's dispatch from San
Francisco. This is saving of time
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
NO BRIBE
KNOWN

Chung Duck, Leong Sung and All
Chuck, alleged gamblers, were on trial
in police court this morning, Charlie
Chillingworth defending and Fred Mil
verton prosecuting.
This is the case of the Maunakea-
Beretania gambling resort in which
matter it was unofficially charged that
there had been bribery and that the
place was protected by the police.
Each witness stated that he had
heard it said in the gambling place
that there need be no fear of arrest,
and intimated that he had been in
formed that the joint was protected,
but no witness had anything definite
to say.
No police names had been mention
ed, they said, nor did the witnesses
know that the house was protected.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
SUICIDE Of
JAS. STEWARD

James Steward, fifty-nine, of Buckle
Lane, yesterday killed himself by
strychnine which he had purchased
from Chambers Drug store under the
pretence of wanting it to kill rats.
He took the poison soon after three
o'clock, in the bath room, and then,
going to bed, told his wife he felt ILL.,
She rang for DR.. Baldwin. Mean
while Steward, who had been seem
ing morose for some time, told his
wife what he had done. The police
in view of the apparent facts, held no
inquest Steward leaves nine chill
dren.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17

over the other line of several days.
The Mariposa sails next on Deem
Der 2Sth, and it will be the first dis
patch of mails by this route, taking
the accumulation since the Lord Self
ton, which sails from here Deem
Der 18th. The Sefton's mail will reach
Wellington in twenty-eight or thirty
days, while that which goes on the
Mariposa will reach Wellington Jan
uary 22d.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THB WEATHER.
Local Office. U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, T. H., December II, 1908.

TemperatGr 5, a. IN; a. M. 10
a. m; and morning minimum.
20; a. rs; rs; 90.
Barometer reaGng. absolute humid
ity GRAINS per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at a. M:
80. IS; $751; 81; 60.
Wind: TeIoc1ty ano direction at a.
M; s a. m; 10 a. M; and noon:
20 E.; II E.; II E.; 10 NE.
Rainfall durnL "a hours ending a.
m. trace.
Total vino movement curing "a hours
ended at non $40 miles.
VIM. q. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
James F. Morgan S
AUCTIONEER AND
STOCK BROKER

Member Of Honolulu Stock and BOND
Exchange.
Stock and Bond Orders receive
prompt attention.
Information furnished relative to all
STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED
Phone u P. o. Box s94.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
ROOM FOR rs PASSENGERS.

H. Hac6feld & Co. this morning re-
ceived cable from Yokohama to the
effect that S. S. Siberia yesterday
left that port for Honolulu and would
arrive here Christmas morning with
900 tons freight and room for 70
passengers hence to Frisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
OAILYSTOCK REPORT

Between Boards; Is Hawaiian sugar.
Co., $35 so; Waialua, SIS 90; so Hon.
B. & NJ. Co., $40. co.
Session Sales: EVA, $26 so; 10
Waialua $75 90; 10 Waialua SIS 90; so
Oahu Sugar Co., $27 1915.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-17
WIG. Irwin & Co., Ltd
SUGAR FACTORS, COnaiS3lON AGENTS
AGENTS. FOR

Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco
Cal,
BALDWIN Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Hakalau Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co.,
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.,
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co., Olo-
walu Company, Paauhau Sugar Pan
tAtlon Co., Waimanalo Sugar Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-02
PREDICTS BUSINESS SESSION

Representatives Nv. f. Gilmer and
John r. Whayne, both of Carter
county, were capital city visitors,
and each had muchtto say of inter-
est concerning the next legislative
session. Mr.. Gilmer9 by the way a
receptive candidate sc speaker, and,
III event of a deadlonk, might prove
formidable. coming from section
long improved and wall organized
almost every one you meet has a
bundle OF ideas about n the coming
legislative session" SAID Mr. Gllmer
Personally | do not apprehend the
legislature will be likely to revise
many of the former measures. That
the session will be one where radical
measures will meet violent deaths ia.
talked by all members whom / have
met, and perhaps that septiment can
be announced as general! Your mi
nOrlty predictions are not different
from the usual trumpeting OF help
less solons, all largely due to the Re-
publican members desiring to con-
vince their constituents they are Of
some value to the state, and viii
amount to no more than tite personal
advertising secured by suob manifes-
to-blunderings.
Il have met many Of the members
of the assembly. and believe we can
state this will be a hmEh-working,
business session. The lobAy will be
unpopular and whoever thinks he
can sway the members bg a lobby
blum VIII meet with quickl disillusion-
ment"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-02
MR.. BRYAN.

Just what is intended by those news-
papers now belaboring Mr.. Bryan ana
demanding that ne come down from the
leadership OF Democracy is unknown.
Certain lt Is that It is neither fear OF
another nomination for Mr. Bryan or
ambition to aid the cause OF reform
The Leader, in January, 1908, asked
through its columns wnat was the SEN
timent Of Oklahoma Democracy en- the
topic OF presidential nominee and Il
was almost an unit for Mr.. Bryan. In.
sofar as concerns this state no candl.
date whose name was mentioned at
Denver had the most forlorn hope OF
carrying Oklahoma. save Mr.. Bryan.
OF course the services Mr.. Bryan had
given our people made him more pop.
ular In Oklahoma than in other states.
In the trying hour when the workers
for sovereignty were belabored by par
tisau interests and the appointive
agents OF the federal authority we're as
an unit against statehood Mr.. BRYAN
came to our assistance, and his advice
was well worth It's weight In gold.
Naturally Oklahoma Is q Bryan state.
and II Is as true today as It was OF yes
terday. Because, however the Demo
Gratis OF this state are an unit behind
Mr.. Bryan does MT signify they wish
him to again lead the ticket or that
he can bequeath the nomination to an.
nfhnf Tho . l. l..
faithful 70 the cause OF Mr.. Bryan be.
cause he represents the faith and the
hope OF the party. Selected by the
recent Democratic convention at Den.
yer as the standard bearer Of our
party his leadership Is not matter to
be questioned by our people at this
good hour. He has certainly demon.
strated that he can and does carry mis-
campaigns to a plint OF vantage which
has placed the successful aspirant in
the light OF one who has done a grew
GUS wrong and desires now to make re-
dress.
So long as the Republicans are basy
explaining what was meant BY the
platform upoa which their candidate
was chosen for president II the United
States, there surely can be no harm
come ont of the leadership of Mr..
Bryan. thar whom there is no better
pnblicisL living. That he does not de.
sire another presidential nomination all
concede, and just what Is expected by
trying to stir up sectl- nal strife at this
hour is not apparent, unless Il he q
movement to get Democrats pledged
10 fight each other during the time we
should be punching shells at the com
mon enemy.
With the enemy pledged to reform
himself and his leaders already snarl.
ing and fussing there Is every reason
why Democrats should seek to pacify
aNd not quarrel.