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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
GENERAL sat- ON THE olANrgt

= There Is not much that "a new To
be said on either the merits or de-
merits OF the ant-canteen law, but
u may be, worth whilc to give nttNn.
tion 10 tho opinions which Major. Gen.
eral Hell, a. chief OF stan OF the var
department., has EXPRESSED on tho sub
tect, in hia report. General Bell states
that ne Ia satisfied after o. careful con.
sideration OF the entire matter that
the views OF TIE various departmen.
commanders present convincing ey,-
dence that the abolition Of The can
teen has resulted In injury 10 tho ser
vice. He relieves that morals ana
discipline have suffered In conse
quence and hopes that .he facts which
support that conclusion win be close.
~ studded. .9hen the canteen was
In operation ne says, there were
Fewer assertions, Fever fines and
foreseitaEes imposed Upon by sentence
OF court, msr,iate, less alcoholism, ana
loss disease than prior to Rus es.ab-
.lishment.". -, ~,
II has bsen customary on .ae part
OF a good MANY, ahtitsn,esn reform.
era to say that s'lehS statements by
army officers IRE "premdieed,n or tina,
they are Inspired, by sympathy with
the rpn,mies." But this aind Of ars,h
rasnt will certainly not apply 70 Gen.
eral Bell. He has reasoned simply
from facts that Nave been laid be-!
fore him In his oficial capacity, aud
1t viii not do for hs eitllisn critics
tosass0me that they know more about
the management OF ue army .-..n he
does
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
THE FINANCIAL B,LL OF THs
HANk ERS. ,.f,

opninittee appointed By the.
satnorican's Banking Association FOR
lthat purpose has drafted a Hill which
nc hopes viii meet all requirements
if Ehe e copntfy has another financial
ssringency- AS. was expected. # Is for
q pura assets emergency calculations
The notes issued under It would be
;1ieNa as ,nntlopai bank guaranteed
credJt notes. There would be restric.
s5ssosls as 70 tne xolhmeaof emergency
Isio;rs which cou'd be taken out NJ b
Sh6iS: The, circulation would be SUB
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
KNOWLEDGE or THs pooa IS
81 LIMITED.

Bishop Potter IN an address in New
York the other day told his hearera
that tvs know as much about the
poor of this city as We do about the
population of Renarcs Our. shadows
never cross their doors. How are We
to know how they. live, what they
are doingg'' This crius.ni' may have
been a Just one applied'to the con.
gresation that tine bishop addressed.
fpt II is n well es,ablished Act that
there are. hundreds and thousands 81
devoted workers among the poor OF
New York and other. large American
cities, who DO know the intimate ilfa
of'ths need! and destitute. AK
rIt lis quite pfpbsble that Bishop
Potter meant TO coniine his remarks
TO the rich congregation that She adj
dressed. and Il Is quite likely also
that the persons whom he addressed
never do cross The. doors OF the poor.
Bishop Potter ishould after ALT these
SsafS OF. eAnericstcen he able TO sea
bayond the heads OF the consregatI6f
Which eathsrs III his half Soah:
pleted cathedral shi which ipciudea
many of the richest and most fash.
ionabie famlliea In the bia city. and
to5recosniae9hS fact saAt kit the rici
are not selfish and that there are
worlds other than the one Ii,
whlcs, d@'eils his flock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS. 1908:
AMERICAN FORTUNE GOES 70
EUROPE,

Yesterday in n New York home n
large and fashionable congregation
Witnessed the transfer OF another
large American fortune TO q European
country. That Ia doubtless harsh
way In which to speak of what should
10 holy and sacred bond of n,atri.
inony, but the marriage OF Gladys
? Vanderbilt to Count Szecheny was
nothing more or less than that. The
count himself aud one OF his brothers
haye told with all the seriousness
that they could command, that when
the count eourted and won his wife
net q thought was given to the Van
W ~ if,s mother OF
tile bridegroom, "a more regard for
trnthfulnesB than her children. and
with all the contempt she could com.
fnand for America and Americans. ex.
presented herself relative to the marrl.
age IN manner that showed unmis-
tahabiy4 that II was money alone
which caused the count to give the
Vanderbilt girl his name. a,
4 Itxis not the thought OF the Ameri.
can gold being transferred to far
away country that makes the
average, American writhe. Il st
tho thought that the chances
are that her ! whole life viii
he ruined. which causes seellns OF
resentment and even almost anger to
arise. There have been, OF course.
some happy marriages between Amer.
ican girls and foreigners, hut they
have been the exception. not the rule.
Tho brides fortune has been the In,
centiye In most OF the marriages, and
not Cupid. Most of the international
marriages were most certainly not
made In heaven. The average for.
eign nobleman Is not thinking very
much about the holiness OF, the sac.
redness of the tie, because HIS eye
& is too closely fastened on his wife.to.
be's purse aud check book, aud the
desire TO get ahold OF both Is too
atropg to allow many thoughts of a
sentimental and higher nature to pre-
vail 'r
But all the world loves lover and
will al least hope that Miss Wander.
bits marriage will not result as dis,
astrously as. have many other inter.
national unions made at the altar. 1t
(! ;e surely tn ba h0nrd 4bof, ih.x oiri
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

ject to ono tax at all times and. under
certain conditions to two taxes: there
would be guarantee fund for re.
demption aud the notes would be a
first lien on all the assets of the
banks. The mechanism of tho Issue
is set forth at length In the measure,
but the main features OF the bin are
as briefly outlined above.
The people thus haye an opportunity
to choose between n londsecured
emergency circulation and strictly
credit circulation. The so-calied re.
dcmption fund. which would be Gre
Gted by the tax on the emergency IS.
sues, would simply provide for legal
tender with which the notes OF fall
cd bank could be. taken up by the
treasury department. The tax would
not protect depositors In anyway as.
after taking up tho notes. the treas:
ury department would have o first
class claim on the assets OF the IN.
solvent bank 10 the amount OF ,ha
notes which II redeemed from tho
guarantee fund. This point is cover
cd In n section which requires the
United States treasurer to recover In
lawful money from the assets Of the
failed bank the amount Of the. guar
anteed credit notes Of such bank out;
stopdlng at the time, OF tho failure,
This money shall be paid into the
guarantee fund BIS provided BY section
Ten" Section ten, Of Tie Bill; copies
Of which hayo been sent 10 neRspaa.'
,Rersi simply states that the hofder.of
these.notes shah hay9. a prior lien on
the assets OF the bank iesdIhgl them
On the statutory liabilities OF tie
ehAreholders.r a
ylftiseefna to,ps ,Hatithis is a vital
weaEnass.l II there is to BE d guar,
aftteo iand; why nor one from S,hfsh
the, notes aAail be redeemed, without
'recomp6Hse from iAe assets ,ofl the
bank? With The more oFs,ess rbs,,lar
isspe Of emergency notes. In immehse
Sphd ia found 10 be created. What
liz 10. be done with this money? There
arc no means OF dispeslps dit IN tHs
bill prepared hy the American Bank
era Association. ~, \. XII z
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
NORFOLK and "A TL l4l2T4C AGO
Newport MewS---Norfolk Ferry
EFFECTIVE DEC. t. o. SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NoreE

Leave Norfolk--6:20 a, M. T.3o a.
m. 300 a. M: 1890 a. M, i2:66f n. !. !
1880 p. M. 300 p. NJ. 4:3O p. M. 600
p. m. 1880 p. m.
Leave Pine Beach Pler-6:00 a. M.
7:U0 a. M, 800 a. M. $3.50 a. NJ. 11:UU
a. M. 1880 p. nj. 200 y. m. 330
p. M. 500 y. M, $50 y. M. s: 90 p. N.
Leave Shipyard, Newport News-
6:l5 u. m. T:l5 a. NJ. S:45 a. m,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

1915 q. M 1I:i5 a. M. ISIS p. M,
2:45' i. n. {ss Si s. ND 5:l5 p. M, !: Is
p. IN. S45 p. m. s
Leave Ivy Avenue Pier-6:sO a9ni,
1880 a. M. 900 am. 1890 q. M.
1900 M. 1880 p. m..S3:O0 D. m. 4:3O
p. M. 500 p. M, 7:36p. M. 900 p. N;
q j
e. C. HATHAWAY Gen. Mgr. WIN,
Il. ALLEN Gen. SupG Rvs. a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
WITH THE pARAeHAeAEas.

Honorable opposition In Japan Diet
rallies all it's distinguished strength
and comes within nine votes OF knock.
ing honorable government into illus
,trlous cooked hat But honorable
miss Is good as eminent and renown-
ed mlle.1-New York Tribune. z,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28
aa1Ias 9rps,
RuBLisHED EVERY MORNING
" Except Monday
AT tho
DAILY PRESS BUILDns0,
Gil Twentyffth Street. by the
a DAILY PRESS COMPANY.

e n Thacker. Editor and Publfsher.
4 Il. Pugh. Advertising Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Hhe pastor of q Missouri church
Shs teAisned to take a job OF sstsc.
car copd,,ctor Is now receisiugi nick.
Sis ihttsad Of pennies, s5s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Congress is awful busy with the az
fairs of the coming presidential cleo
ton, yet that Is one of the things
that Congress is not called upon to
attend to.-Philadelphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

York World.
Ohio Ice Trust men have been sigh.
ing for cold weather. and now they
have 1t. II vas a cold day for tom.
when they went to jail...-Philadclphia
Ledger
And so Henry GassaSay Davis is
to be married. Welt II man of -
Isn't old enough TO know his o%n
mind. when will he TO Philadelphia
Inquirer. -
The political situation has cleared
up somewhat, That's what feather
dustcr'' is for.--New York Mail
Take the weather az it cop,es. II
saves Discussion Indianapolis. News.
Many Democrats ardently wish that
Bryan would stop rocking the party
boat.-Yoangstown Telegram.
It's mistake TO. speak OF tho
Hughes boom as young. IT'S old
enough to have whiskers--Philadel.
phia North American. 9
The grade crossing doesn't get as
many victims at a titno as tho fire
trap theatre. but It gels them oftener.
-fittsburs Sun. ~
.--.-----
Backing a reyoirtjo,, with counter.
felt coin should be no more criminal
than promoting ono With spurious pa.
tr,otlsni. - Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Northbound.
Leave Portsmouth, North
street ............... 500 D m
Leave Norfolk. foot Of Wa.
ter street, ct 500 D N
Leave Old Point Comfortat 700 p m
Arrive Washington at.... 1900 q N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Former, Lieutenant Governor Hard
ing. OF Ohio. says, Senator Foraker is
not eliminated. Possibly not. It
might he better to say erased.--New
York World. m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Bell 'rhone NO. IL
GusIness ONCE. BELL Phone No. lei
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Backing revolution with counter.
felt coin should be no more criminal
than promoting one with spurious pa.
tr,otisni. -4Cleyeland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-28

Entered at the newport News va,
Rostofice as second.claes dattet.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-01-30

ha eiercido una Influenza muy
marcada Ell toda legislaci6n del
Congreso federal que afecta & los
estados llamados del 0este. DE
bido q su inhuencia y recomenda.
clones, ell gobierno federal ha We.
nido d tomar mayor inter6s en- el
desarrollo de la zona arida, Y
con ese fin Sc han apropiado y sc
estan apropiando millones de pc.
sos para la construction de dep6-
sitos y para Ell establecimiento
de sistemas de irrigaci0n. Varios
de estos Sc han establecido va en-
Nuevo Mexico d costa del gobier.
no costando muchos miles de pc.
SOS, y uno esta proyectado Y a1n
Sc ha comenzado va 4 construir
-el de Elephant Butte-que cos.
tara arriba de siete millones de
pesos y acumular6 aqua suficien.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-01-30
I'll C0NGRESO NACI0NAL DE IRRl-
GACl0N EN- ALBUQUERQUE.

En- la ciudad de Albuquerque
tendr6 lugar este ano en- el mes
de Octubre ell Congreso Nacional
de lrrigaci6n, un cuerpo de mu.
cha importancia Y de grande in.
fluencia que desde hace muchos
amos Sc ba estado reunieudo
anuaImente en- diferentes ciudades
de los Estados Unidos al oeste
del rio Misisipi. Este Congreso
Sc compone de delegados envia-
dos de los diferentes estados y
territories que abrazan la titula
da zona arida y generalmente Sc
congrega alli un cuerpo muy res
petahle y numeroso en- ell que Sc
incluyen personalidades de las
mas conocidas y eminentes del
pals. FL Congreso de Irrigaci6n
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-01-30
iPOROUE NO TAFT?
lsioux City, Iowa. Journal.

La VOC dc los Republicanos de Iowa
estd por Taft. 6Es la voluntantad de
pueblo la que ha de gobernarP VIII
liam A. Taft ha hecho bien en- los
puestos pdblicos 4 las cuales ha sido
llamado 4 desempefar. Y es bien dar
enfasis al hecho de que ha sido la
mado. Sc retro del empleo judicial
para aceptar la responsabiIidad del
puesto de gobernador de las Islas Fill.
pinas. Ha hecho 4 un lado la opor.
tunidad de ocupar ell tribunal supre-
mo de los Estados Unidos porque Sc
hizo aparecer que no Sc podia dispen-
sar de su servicio en- otra parte. Es
ell consejero Y amigo de confianza de
Theodore Roosevelt, en- quien el pue-
bio de Iowa tiene mucha coniianza.
Els conocido EN- este estado, del mis-
mo modo que es conocido en- oras
parties, que el preside sbe se alegraria
mucho de que la convention nacional
Republican, nombrase Taft como
porta estandarte del partido en- la
campaha de 1905
JPorqe no Taft?
La Influenza de la administration
de estado ha estado continuamente
dirigida en- contra del hombre de
Ohio. Sc contendi6 que el presiden.
te "debia' aceptar otro termino. La
contenci6n fu6 hecha en- nombre de
lealtad superior d la polftica de Roose-
velt y en- ell nombre de la jefatura SUI
perior del actual ejecutivo, FL presi-
dente ha hecho claro que no debe ser
considerable para un tercer termino.
5Porqu6 no Talt7
No pudiendo seguir adelante con ell
nombre de Roosevelt, la admminis-
TRACTION de estado no estd dispuesta 4
ofrecer prueba de fe Ell Roosevelt di-
ciendo que el amigo mas cercano del
presidente tendra ell apoyo del esta-
do. En- ye2 de este sc dice que la SUI
gesti6n de Taft no ha recogido fuerza
En- vez de este Sc ha dicho que eI apo.
yo de Roosevelt deberia ser retirado
el estado puesto baio la guardiania
del candidate de la administration de
estado para la succession de Allison en-
ell senado de los Estados Unidos.
GPorqu6 no Taft?
El consejero y amigo del presidente
ha hecho bien Ell todas las posieiones
d que ha sido llamado. Els un HON.
bre de gran capaoidad y de modestia
correspondence. Sc ha adherido 4 la
polftica de fidelidad. Es un hombre
de sinceridad. Els un tipo esplendido
del ciudadano en- puesto de response
bilidad pdblica.
| 6Porqu6 no Taft?
Los Republicanos de Iowa bien pue-
den sostener al secretario de la guer-
ra y preservar consistencia Ell todo
cuanto han profesado EN- amos reeien-
tes. Pueden bIen dar fucrza 4 su es-
tandarte con el fin incidental de vol
verse ellos ii reunir en- los lazos de la
harmonic. Esto pueden hacer con
toda buena conciencia.
! lporuuk no Taft9
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-01-30
TAFT Sc REPRESENTA- A 81 MISMO.

Washington Evening Star
The Baltimore Sun hace este co
mento:
'El discurso del Juez Taft, Secre
tario de la Guerra, en- ell banquete de
la Association de Comerciantes er
Boston, ell Lines, puso EN- elaro que
81 ell Secretario va a ser electo Presi
dente de los Estados Unidos vamos d
tener 10 menos cuatro amos mas de
las policias de Roosevelt. FL Secreta.
rio Taft Sc coloc6 derecha Y plena.
mente sobre la plataforma de Roose.
velt y urgi6 la continuation de la po.
Utica de la presente administration
No es del todo exacto decir que en-
el discurso "el Secretario Taft Sc co.
loco llama y derechamente sobre la
plataforma de Roosevelt y va estaba
sobre esa plataforma. A ella perte-
necia. Habia ayudado construirla.
SEn que otra parte podia haber esta.
do2 ST hubiera evadido 8 ealifieado, Z
tornado actitud declarada en- contra
de la administration, su torta, no So
lamente como aspirante presidential
sino como miembro del gabinete, Sc
hubiera vuelto masa desde ese mo-
mento. 6Como podria haber retenido
mas tempo la cartera del Departa-
mento de Guerra? Todo 10 que hizo
en- Boston fue sostener explicar DO
licias en- las cuales va estaba plena-
mente comprometido. FL discurso fue
un modelo de clara exposition de
valor.
lgualmente inexacto es deeir que
con ell Juez Taft en- la Casa Blanca
simplemente tendriamos cuatrO amos
mas de Theodore Roosevelt por dipu-
tado. Las policias de Mr.. Roosevelt
son harto bien detinidas ell Congre-
50 actual deberia darles todos los to-
ques legislativos adicionales que ne
cesitan. ESQ las quitara del canine.
Ent0nces yendra ser solamente una
question de ejecutar la ley; y por su-
puesto, el Juez Taft como Presidente
atenderia ESQ.
Pero los nuevos dias traeran nue.
vas cuestiones y nuevos deberes ha-
cia algunas de las cuestiones vieias.
La question filipina permanecera.
JPodrid el Consejo de cualquiera otro
hombre de la Casa Blanca tener con
ell Congreso y ell pals igual peso que
ell que tendria ell del Juez Taft? IEn-
tiende en- nuestros asuntos publieos
la question en- sus aspectos practicos
tan plenamente2 La question del ca
nal seguira adelante, requiriendo re-
comendaci6n presidential de tempo
en- tempo, y el Juez Taft, de inspec-
cion personal de la obra, esta bien
calificado para esa. Cuba sc halla to-
davia en- nuestras manos y podra per
manecer asi por algun POGO de item.
po. El Juez Taft estd familiari2ado
con esa situaci6n, Y tiene la confian-
"a del pueblo cubano.
En- tOdos asuntos domesticos elJue2
esta bien versado, y su compression
es la de un abogado bien adiestrado y
su temperamento ell de un juez. Esta
familiarizado con la constitution, y
para ell afio que viene su experencia
Ell la ohcina del eiecutivo, EN- las HI.
lipinas y aqui EN- el pals, habra cubier.
to NADIA menos que diez amos. JSeme,
jante hombre en- la Casa Blanca sole
un diputado? / De ningin modoi Sc.
ria leal su partido, y su historic, pc
70 al mismo tempo un individuo en-
su propio derecho, igual cualquie
ra que pudiera surgir. Demos al Jues
Taft y q todos sus rivales un tratt
| igual.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03
THE OLD YEAR.

advanced industrial
the
dnghle balloon factor Speed
facilities also been added TO
Regarding public building the
gd6d conditions Congo
TO
commercial political moral
nothing significant the
widespread uphft popular
the production of
hduary
Fe&re
heumhng blows and
political
sEeeug phases public policy The spent public
1907 the tO'sl for the
United States in the preceding the Civil War
pSpe, themselves specie
and
has &ppreaby shared reported
useful and levels
the Territory has been fairly satisfactory on
feeling fallen
American substituted Education
capsule has
worthy at
Abou $500 white kbOre introduced
progress
giaeS keen extended In the history of the Islands for
OF
net -uehte kokbS with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03
TOBACCO OPPORTUNITIES

tobacco saai act Be Of these
easily paPpls PoEt Already expert
Station prSa1ed
afwo- pound; ample
sAHbls
sHp<rinee; land I'LL and the
70 hfz he
Cuban.
Why HsaeuIH Manila gar'
R tobacco under
3guhlai tobacco
shI1 be Oahu,
b hrgs 1t w hrzg
safety Philippine
agriculture
q
ssaIs possible ( thing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03
THAT STARTLING FEAT.

isuzEz=
al usrt
period
EtEut
wess AM Earzhp al
of
Of
IL the urzxIe
bare had as uuh uatzrag
tim eft sarsea
wei f9zrz
afrz zhb safeIy Rsa Fzae1o sIhsus
exiting overland
Chicago Eakkaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

The ''blue eve called brilliant blue of its
ms small hsh and half inches long, living
Australian but the import
by the discovery Burger
subsis on mosquito larvae After difficulty
have been captured and sent Naples possible
il altering the condition the
To science the f is known Pendomug sgnn belongs
- the family Ahornfi represented parts Of the world
by fourteen principal kinds and will be
eagerly Investigated the Italian experiments ueceed-ArsOnaut
They have been long since investigated varieties are doll
ID work in Louisiana and Hawaii. The is stale
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03
OLD FRIENDS I'm NEW ATTITUDES.

joins
Mr. Howsnd candid dsrraise
Iby
iions accused Of having Hawaii in their claws asng lbod
beaks.
of
they
which has long taken back
private box Who will forget the bluntn
Moh0nk the knocks given the city oBn Editor Gill
mainland The sudden
end of the chapter, things comparable to them
And yet 1t is consolation that all these folk
later, In they will
forget the things they did
pusing summers day,
oo OF flowers without longing Hawaii
all things
bitterness spirit viii thinking
Hawaii whatever defects
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

The Captain IS S under
which Nahsn fame author, will probably
for long time, such titles Many examples might
mentioned OF authors whose them
through life in spite of higher
achieved fame 1t continue use of
ties
Why Bismarck when he unified
the German Empire Let
became under his family
Why his fame
William ThompsOns though may be- wen established
custom oughs forever keep his promotion being recognized
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

Acting Governor Mott Saith vester-
day appointed and Commissioned n
~ Gidard = member u the board ~
agriculture ard Forestry to succeed
ne aleo commissioned Hueh IL
Coke, r. D. Luf;<In and KoekeIe. Fsnce
Commissioners for the District n NJ
kswae, Comfy Of Mai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

The New follow
hist of which had Sunday the
An entertainment BY German ladies
The symphony Carnegie Hall;
illustrated d-of-Ed ueation lecture;
Moving picture Brooklyn y. NJ c. A. such as was
the previous Sunday;
Educational lance eeu
The Metropolitan opera
Plays Yddh theaters patrons worship on Saur
day.;
The ''Chiden's Theaer of the
beautiful undertakings n the city
But plenty entertainments were cut out that had
moral right either Sundays weekd DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

CSent okums leader Of the political Japan has the
privilege Of freeing his mind whenever
Opposition plain rarely discreet not best to give too
much weight some months things plainly con
sssS into threat ssnst the United latitude
given Bryan bis foreign policy Of Roosevelt was easily
extended to the political came OF all
As Opposition leader rayns dspees erea, Britain ba, the
lice 4ess nee grambS Il the game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

DesszbSr he che Asy
g vns Senees tie sosSts, tesg
sseroHizsly ssiseSd
lss ssa sss receipts added probably Hakas the
s2 Hawaii late the ustd
say vssy Nss fair part the sSSSeoo asked fer
by Dssse sdaas 4s teFtiaatS
severity government
q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

he Kansas City star makes Admiral try
Magellan n
be
Ra4dz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

II to be hoped for their
than they travelling should pyramids
Or If arneying Canada
the
aioa worda
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

Ia cable esaa Its service New Years
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03

who
Democrats should talk
plague them should Democratic President be chosen
that good Of the Republicans machine
light the virtues Of Democracy and look Links
Democracy Of Hawaii needs majority party
sone TIER IN the Hou$e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-03
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