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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
Marine Insurance.

Marine insurance is the oldest Kim
Of modern insurance. It's principles
were first employed in the fourteenth
century by the merchants Of BARGE
Iona, in Spain, when that city was
the capital of the kingdom of Cata-
lonia and when its hardy mariners
were second to none in the world.
About the same time, and also at
Barcelona, the famous code of mari.
time laws known as the "consulado
del mar" was promulgated, which is
the foundation of the present shipping
laws of every country.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17

The German emperor has a rev
idea. 1t is to make tea drinking the
substitute for the stronger fluids in
his army. Soldiers are to be ordered
to fill the canteen with tea; but as
hot water is required to make the
drink, his majesty will have to think
up a way TO get into it without disas.
ter
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
The Pope as a Newspaper Reader.

Pope Plus is firm believer in
newspaper reading. ills favorites are
two provincial sheets, Venice Difesa
and Vicenza Verico. The latter pa
per he has read nearly all his life.
When he became patriarch of Venice
he happened to make the acquaintance
of the editor of Difesa, then strug-
Cling daily, The editors views pleased
his eminence, and hearing of the edit
or's high character, he offered him his
aid. The patriarch's liberality and
active support soon gave the Difesa a
very wide circulation, and it is now
SO profitable that it is regarded as one
of the most solid institutions Of the
great city.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
Extend Siberian Road.

A great extension of the Siberian
railroad is proposed along the River
Amur, and as it has met with hearty
approval on the part of the present
ministry, it is likely to be constructed.
1t will open up 100000 acres of corn
land.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17

Paris Pattern No 1856, All Seams
Misunderstanding prettier nor more
becoming for the young girl has been
designed than this stylish shirt waist,
which may be developed in silk, linen,
voile or cashmere. 1t may be made as
a seperate waist or as part Of Co.'S
tune. The shaped collar is of the
same or a contrasting shade Of silk,
and the removable shield is of all-over
English embroidery, the cuffs being
of similar material. The tie and belt
are of black satin or taffeta, and the
front of the collar Is ornamented with
small buttons and cord loops. The
pattern is In three sizes, 13 to II
years. For a miss of Is years the
shirt waist as illustrated requires 15s
yards of material &c inches wide, with
one yard of all-over embroidery 1S
inches wide; or, of one material, it
needs four yards 20 inches wide, 3B
yards % inches wide, 2h yards Sc
inches wide, or two yards AZ inches
wide.
To procure this pattern send 10 cents
to Pattern Department" of this paper
Write name and address plainly, and be
sure to give size and number of pattern
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17

Some one has discovered that it is
very foolish to become angry, as every
time a person loses his temper his
supply of vitality is lowered. This is
doubtless very true, but there are few
who will stop to remember it when
there is the temptation to get mad.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17

Some people predict that the dirigi-
BILE balloons will be made useful in
smuggling goods past customs bOr-
ders. Possibly. when 4O0-foot gas
bag can be made so invisible that Gus,
toms officials canrct see 1t.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
IN THE OLD MILITIA DAYS.

Captain, you will appear on the
parade ground with your company at
ten o'clock for inspection"
Sorry, colonel but you'll have to
postpone it till tomorrow! l prom
ised my wife that she could use the
cannon to-day for a churn!"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
Time Wasted.

Lady Ito caller) won't mind
my going on with my work while you
are here. win you? Then | shan't feel
I'm wasting time.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
learn This To-Day.

When a msn begins to brag about
his honesty it's time for his friends
to be careful-Syracuse Journal.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17

The trouble of most men-worlen," !"
Is the terse remark Of cynical con.
temporary, And It might be added
vice versa.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-09-17
Greenville Journal.

E. c. oTWELL, Ed. and Pub.
GREENVILLE. OHIO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
THE HON. BILLY ROE AND
HIS FLEET SUGGESTIONS


TO remember armada United
OF your
tie people the Paradise of the
Pacific purpose the antics and Hor
parade through sharp
ing ready standing prepared
given
done before
people picnic
pearl City punch wasn only By
all people themselves for
brang the the Armada that y viii Honolulu this
M Trent and Others flying their Kites BunehbOwl other
U1isf by Presidents celebrate
Mr. Edetor
Honolulu including international Band Con
dN including Band
Hawaii finishing Band,
inviting ships
Band Bergr Band be found
Think Band
international Held Honolulu Forgetting
Hawaii
Barbecue people lights ship
old should dark before
they hi
the lights
top Winae
Of Editor
WILLIAM c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
PART OF FLEET MAY COAL
FROM GOLFERS OFF LAHAINA

AZ Least some q them VIII. 2nd both
the Golfers the Justin and The Saturn,
Is regarded As probable by local naval
men 2nd by so2e Of The ones best sc
guSizce5 with the necessities q the
eaalirE operations 2nd the limited Gs-
eO=DOissiOns here. limited. that i
comparatively IN relation 70 The task
Further reliance Is plSeed N the re-
Port, which viii Re anything but vel
coined here. from the fact that the limit
Of the visit 70 this part viii Be seven
d2ys- sn6 70 eOSl the twenty vessels
Of TIE squadron IN razt length II time
VIII TAX the facilities here % the limit,
2lthough It Is barely possible that sueh
could be done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
SIX BILLION POUNDS IN
NATIONS SUGAR BOWL

This Is al age Of steel Al age Of
cotton and al age OF various other
substances, including sugar. says the
Ns~ YORK sun The worlds demand
for sxeeteuizg has more than doubled
during the last twelve years The
British Beard Of Trade estimates the
output Ot sugar for 1876 al I4.5Iz,7I5
long tons Statistics OF 1884 show the
production Of that year as s.s19.tl']-
I1zsUuch as the increased Colsuup-
ton il this country al least, can not
Dc attributed 70 decreased prices Of
the commodity. the grsatsr Use OF the
article nay Be regarded as one Of the
socizl phenomena OF the times
The United States consumes about
- Pe- cant OF the total output, and
or pr capita consumption shows
large and steady increase Our de-
uznd for sugar reached 10000 tons
for ths first time il ISL II 1854 II
reached 1850 so tons, and il Is today
vs-y close % s.0e9.1al tons year.
Thirty years ago the wholesale price
q grznulzted sugar was about nine
c=1ts Z pound and the Per capita con-
Sumption II ths United States was
about forty pounds z year Al the in
mediate tine The prics O. the COM
modify L somewhat above the uor-
uzI which nay q taken st four ana /
g-e-hzIf cents 2 pound, and the pe- /
capita consumption : Z little above 4
eighty pounds 2 year That Is, within
|. generation tie price has been cut
II two aid TIE PEI capita consumption
1zs b==u doubled
Casing the sugars Of Hawaii and
Porto Rico. Ehkch come II free OF
iury. ss domestic products, IL appears
hat about = Per cent of or supply
: domestic Ten years ago the Amer
czn b=sc sugar Industry vas z strug-,
ding and feeble entsrlrise- Il has
.0E z-rzilzd soue importance. with
,-o1-is= q reaching z EizId Of 5o9.9So
us z year II the course Of ths next
so years Tie Louisiana cane indus
= Shows Hucruzti0n II yearly output,
II tts average yearly production
.Eriuz Tie last Isn years exceeds thei
.ve-zs q earlier Gecadsz Within
= years rsoeIp-s from Hawai- have
-c-szss5 from a5ozt z1a.l19 tons 10
55zt s75.1te tons and receipts from
'o-ro Rico have increased from lezz !
1zn 1880 tols to about 1850 tons :
5 HE best sugar forms nearly one-
zlf q the ~0-I5-s total sugar pro :
uc-5c-- about = pr cent q the
.msri-an supply c0Das from cane
Our nz1iO1zI sugar bowl ROW holds
pp-ounztsIy $50 ess.l11 pounds and :
ne Contents thereof cost - not far
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

done here. But You are dealing with a
hard problem, I am given TO under
stand, because you can not isolate
those affected early enough to stop
the contagion. but at the lepross
YOU will have at Molokai your scien-
fists Will work with the other stations
of the world 10 combat the disease
and seek the cure Some day il will
be found, perhaps there. perhaps at
some other station, but somewhere.
I am here simply for a rest. will
not visit MOlOkai. There would be No
object in my doing so. I have visited
leper stations all over the world and
I know OF yours through the reports
l have read and also from Dr. Brodie
and others who have visited and
studied with me in Germany. There
is nothing for me to see that L have
not already seen in very many places
all over the world, and it is not a
pleasant sight.
7 came here for quietness only. but
and here the savant smiled-"after
the celebration OF some kind that was
held in this hotel last night 1 came
about TO the conclusion that this was
the noisiest place on earth"
DR.. Koch had heard from q distance
the members of the Onion Club en-
pertaining Alex. Robertson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
KOCH BELIEVES A LEPR0SY
CURE WILL BE DISCOVERED
Great BactsrioIogist Certain
That the Scientists Are at
Work Along tho Right Lines.

Segregation as promptly as posi-
/ hle Of all persons showing a trace Of
lsp7OSy is the only means known 10
The scientists Of the world for the pre-
vention 81 leproSy,~ said DR.. Robert
Koch. the worlds most famous hac-
ts-ioloSiSI, yesterday. 1t is SD 70
state that as Vet there is no known
cure for this disease. and physicians
the world over are working now pri-
ulSrily not 70 cure, but 10 prevent
And the only way 70 prevent the
spread q the disease is by the Segre-
CATION And the isolation OF those af-
tec,ei.-
Dr. Koch. the great German sSvant.
who is hOnored for the discoveries he
h2S made and the good fo- the human
rSce he has accomplished all over the
civilized world. is 3 guest az the Mo-
sr2 Hotel. coming 70 Honolulu 10 rest.
Practically ever since his arrival on
American soil 81 New York some
weeks 2so he has consistently refused
% be interviewed by press representa-
lives and hSS declined all Invitations
@. 3 social nature, desiring only 70 be
left alone &nd 20 be allowed 10 take
: vacation from the work which has
claimed his every minute for forty
years The first exception 70 this rule
w2S made by him yesterday for the
Advertiser
And in the short interview granted.
Dr. Koch held out hope 10 those seek
ing for : cure for the disease which
hangs like 3 pail over the Hawaiian
race, expressing not only the hope that
cure would ultimately be found. but
giving IS his opinion as q scientist the
certainty that IL would
= an convinced that the scientific
Investigations being made all over the
word into the question OF the preven-
ZION and the cure of IeproSy Will re-
suit in such s cure being found Gov
s-CmelJS Of the civilized world are
setting aside money for the WORK and
trained scientists are wOrking zeal
OuSly 10 accomplish this good for hu-
UzniCy- Do I think that cure viii
ever De f0unds am certain that il
VIII
But in the meantime there is no
other course 70 pursue but that Of
Segregation by means o. I-lS alone
IeproSy can Dc stamped out. because
there has never been known case OF
rh2c disease SeIf-contractsd- Ever,
lsps- has contracted the disease
through contact with someone else al
ready affected You may not be able
10 prove this here with certainty, but
We have proved it Conclusively il
Germany There ara only a few lepers
and We can trace with certainty the
history Of every case and in every case
We have found that contact produced !
IL Ys have few IeQers in Germany, I
and the number Is steadily growing
fewer because We have . rigorous iS0- ]
-2tiol q the diseased onss and have
doctors whose whole attention is given
10 detecting the disease in suspects j
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
KOkI TRIAL PROVES 4
LAWYERS TALKFEST

he Egl trial SENS likely 70 last
cs1 days q two weeks Pos-5Eee n
spsstCr Hz-s-wzs q the witness stand
Al day yesterday though be did Hot
give s1sE 2 great deal q testimony,
UUeb q the tine bsizg taken I'D with
Argument a. 70 ths s5aiszi5iLiry q
tsstEozy- Tie defense gained what
seems 70 Il Al important point II one
pzrtis-lsr- he pToseeEzisa held that
TIE fat tEzt Kok did not remit 20
H0uoIuIu b. TIE first steamer leaving
to- that p1rt Ess Pr0of q snbezzle-
uslt. the regulations requiring that
this h doz= Judge Dole held that
this Ezs Eot necessarily Pr0of q en-
b=Es-ezt- a. Il vas sk0zu that a.
der TIE peculiar eozdirio1s obtaining
hare : good deal Of divergence from
s--ist regulation ~zs allowed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

at an early period and isOlating them.
1t is cruel, beyond doubt, TO the ones
isolated. but better far that they
should De taken away from their rel
ativeS and friends than that their
relatives and friends also become
lepers-
Hawaii should take encoura cement
from the example set by Norway. In
that country. twenty years ago, there
were nearly three thousand lepers-
Today the number has practically
dwiRdled 10 q handful, a hundred or
50. That shows that the proper means
can stamp out the disease. Norway
adopted the segregation policy and
enforced il strictly. II was hard, 1
know, but 1t was necessary. and now,
you may say. that kingdom is clean
from the disease
In Germany, where there are few
cases and the majority OF them among
the immigrants from Russia and Fin
land, we are able to keep close track
OF those who have been subjected TO
c0rtagiOn- All these persons are care
fully watched, because it is most nee
essary that the very first evidence Of
the disease be detected In that way
We are gradually limiting the centers
OF c0ntagion and stamping out the dis
ease. The same can and should be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

The7e Is s mixed situation E-ovilS
ous q The news % Professor Gilmo-s's
acceptance President Cooper, q The
Bos-5 o. Regents. wired President
J2coA Could Schu-uSa q Cornell
University asking hin - Ceca-1l0e7i
3 mn to- president q TIE hawaii,
College q Agriculture z16 Ns,,hsnsc
AIS President SchC--l2- recon-
=s16s5 Professor : W Gilmore q tbs
Pennsylvania STATE College Shn-cs,y-
z--s- This MsSs7s EoS0s- 2l6 Gs-tley.
q Ihs Bo2-5 o. Regents LEFT to- he
E2S- under Instructions - - Fro1-
Gilmore s25 he latter Was - notified
GilEcTs- however. seems - have taken
This notification fo- 81 O5s- Sn6 Sc
csv-e5 i to--1vi1A- ThsCs = 10 cvi-
dense chz- EOS0e- zl6 G2r1lsy hzj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

SaIo-s from The I :. 5, Iroguois
lzvs been sounding about The harbCr
q, hing The data concerning available
5e--E facilities fo- t1e bactlsships up
% date L i very essential thar the
e-l limit u the hzrbo- eapzeisy be
k-ow- Is II Is reported tlzt q Po-tion
q rAs Zee, nay b detached during The
Eo1ol-l1 week 2n5 SEM . 81 2atAo--
sEs II ne -ozds-ss6 CT LzhziuA. where
they VII eozl from The e,Ilie-S while
-ze c-ls- vessels s-e t1zliaE 81 their
docks II Honolulu
Wz-r proportion q TIE vessels VIII
lie q TIE leesi5s q Nzui- Il &ay. has
It, been leaned bur TIE report Jh2t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

seen him. nor thst they had seen DIT
Fare smother presidential possibility
whom they hsi been cahlei 20 slsc
consult Advises from MsSS-S. G2-xsey
2n6 EoSu2s- have not arrived and il is
supposed the TWO gentlemen have been
TOO busy with the wo-S the Governor
has cut OUT for them 70 have time
for anything more They were eS-
peccs6 % make q choice between Dr.,
Earle sni Prot, Gilmore and coumu-
nicSts with ths Regents here on the
question % salary. which Is still open.
PuotsSso- Gilmore wzs s teacher in
TIE Normal School here about ten
years ago going from Honolulu 20 the
Philippines Sni China then 70 Cornell,
University and finally 20 the PsnaSyi-
vania Institution re is highly spoken
u by MS old associates here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
TO FREsHRN Wells.

Many women can keep wells a long
time without getting holes in them.
But they get soft and old-looking. IF
the veil Is dipped thoroughly in wood
alcohol, not wrung, but just shaken and
stretched on the bed az you would a
lace curtain, it viii be ike new. Dom Z
pin IL down. This isn't for chiffon
wells. Another way Is to wrap it around
q pasteboard roll, stretching full width,
and steam. Let it dry On the roll and it
viii be good as new.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
DEATH OF :. MURARAsn

! NErazsni died sr6E=-Iy late
Friday night q hss-r failure. a his
ho0e CT E0-el krss- NJ 3I1rzkzni
wzs 0-s q t-e plC1ssr japanese uz--
chants q EO15l1lG- having bez1 Al
importer sCd merchant II these Is
lands fo- 00-s tLzu tE=lry years =
T5d3| and child s-rvIrs hin Thsy
ara Il Jzpzl HIS rs-zizs xii u
-zk=1 there fo- tz-=r1s1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
H HLo BgEAETAER.

Captain OcEEI yesterday received
10t4-e ~ cake fron thz Wax Dspzrz-
u=ut thzt ths contract f1- building Ire
TIlo b-ssEEsr=- had b@e1 Awarded %
D z M=-zzz-- George Nzysr Ezs The
l0Tes- bi66s-, bI- ~ rhz tine tas BIDS
were 0pelsd t1s question Ezs rzis=d
Ehs-h=- Nzys-s srs-ies we-e III IL
ts-=-ad wiki hin II the co--zc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

Dsbs EzS CWiss before been the So
sizlls- candidate for President. Euu-
mig fifth II fed Of eight II 1900,
with 6 vote u S7-SI+- but taking third
Plaza II 1914. being next 70 the regu-
lar party nominees and securing 40 IS
votes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

from ss9o.ooo.0oe q year. The size Of
the bowl and our individual extraction
from il increase steadily. We eat
more candy more 5ellies and more
preserves. and where ths cook books
Of earlier days prescribed -One cup
n0lasses" the books Of today call for
sugar. The days Of corn meal and
nolzsses are of the past We live in
an age q wheat -four and sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
- q = sToWaa

Z < INST s1-1yzzE- IS val Is Dis
zE=za-z- . y Cu15-=5 Nth pains
= ~ Sz10zC-- al -1S-E = II -ss1
q II f. az E1zz = C-z- tz--z ms
C1lc- CLo-s-z z-1 Dlz-1o=z Rz-s5y
EL- sLzy II pain TT Il C-es zl5
y uo-Tt--sL Fo- sale u Be1so1
sinh & Co Id. agents f3- Hawaiian
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
LOPEZ THREW
UP HIS HY DIS


bl-ws- ere szE- bz-s & kis esn WI
6w E -te Ecs- cs Jzzuz-y - lzst
Eas ~ tsck n al YESTERDAY after
EZ tEr--- hes- cE----e5 81 the uoi-;
r+ --E yesterday zc-z1zS tv Deputy
>E JACK Ez-zz15s- q Eva, E-i
"a --s~z - E-Es z--s5 whs- h-o-c1I
81 tzE t- messy lGi5 51wz Is E-z
E- -te --@-z ce chs Dez-rv S1s-i5
So ---v u - Ez-5s IN s--rsz5s-.
r. vas t--z-e- II 5-c- Aisz. hack @;
wee -zs ~ dew yesterday a.
z-n- ~ Et-z-5s- 81 Pc-ics=zl
Sen -zz- z-E --1s5 ever q >1s-lE
-1-Ea-- va -zss-z kz= zl1-S e Ei-a
So Ea=-
--s -ez----ez hzzzir- sling sd
r1--r Ez--r 90 BE- bsek II Ec-o-
A z- So &C reception Il TIE
E--E -s --s v-Eee s-zr1oz after
E- -zr---s- -c -hs >az-zE 81
--- ~ --E-s -=-s-s and specials
Advertiser -e--sSs--E-.vs
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~ -z Es --lv-=5 c-- q jzi-
r---z- -z--=- Inn s few
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er - Ezs -v- Esl-L ana he
-Es le--E- -L-- q
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$500 Given IN Nv z----s- cor
~ 49, 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
DebS Named
in Socialist
Convention

CAssoc-s-a6 Press Csb-eETz1)
CHICAGO. Nay l6.-The Socizltst
National Convention has nominated
Eugene '. Dsbs IS ttsir candidate fo-
President and BENJAMIN Ez1fo1d for
Wee President
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

sought refuge in : lz1t2n2 t1ickst
. C@cz- Lsz- bs5-E close behind him
E -=S- shouted - him - S-7s15s-, 81
-1s Sz-s tine 6-l1E rw5cs into I1s
-z--z-z- aiming az -1s moving bushes
one q these S1o-S went close % Lopez
v-5 sid quiet
Come OK - TIA. L1-%z- Z y1C -
q [E-r yc- XII D. 3 dad 1z1-~ cried
y The -l5czs-- which was surrounded
~ -z-S tine
Is thar you boss-- mas the reply
<--- TIE -z--zcz
Yes = mat yo-- Lo-sze~ sang hack
-1z deputy -Eou had better coEs ont
t-- r-- yo-r E-- 5ow- before yo- do
T1z- tl= -zz-z1z r-S--e5 some mare
ard Izs nan ne poics have been
c-zS-az c-- four rr1---s cz-s on with
bah hands n TIE azr- TIE handouts
w=-s snapped q and Lopez vas start
81 hack ~ an Fz--z-E=z in tie
meanwhile Ezv-1E s=c--s5 ne sun and
his supply y -1---y-s-Z1- cartridges
LOPEZ -CS-IFIES HIMSELF
Yen a. NIX know how -cc1 I an
= O. S<= Eo-E hack d tz-~
said L-r=z a TIE ro-5cs station yes
to-day. after h rad tod q his sScape
and Ezzze-z-zS but know II
---1 Z VII y eight yaz-s s51c= I
E-S- started - s=-Ts ~ -51 -1--ES
c-- getting INTO = 6E1- I stay quiet
In TIE ian and never make any trouble
E-5 tn l- c1-=S into ny mind that
Z-S- So 1-- and I --s- have u Ez-
--- G1--C care how have Eo- away
nine E-=S c1~ z-5 --= rex tine --s
[--E1- co-sS E--o ny had I VII So
--- again 7 don't care wLzr I have
q d. E1=- I fee must D. on 7 cant
E=-r wat XII d
I never hurt anyone I could have
SOD policemen : hundred tins. b-t
EC-'- want = E--- any q rEEI
Only IN away 7 think 7 have b=z-
punished s-1-E1 to- hat Ez1t ! had
WY cz--- they 81 M z---z7 Why
can't L=y - ne 81 q . snip and
san al ovE zE ! -=vE stole
anything except EE5- I vas E--E-E
ard E-S- tines I rent and ASKED for
--z- zz--=-- S1-z days II tao o
---e= days ~ 3 tine had only cane
-- eat
----ilE . tn Advertiser rzu-=<z--
-z-z-= II ASKED .-To--- yc- say t1zc
--=E eight q - n - zTzy and III
ok M ID ard punish NJ any Eorsz--
L--=- talks vsry ----= E-Esz- his
-=-z-S yesterday 1=z-E Interpreted 1y
S1=-Ez- 1@c=- Joe Lsz- INT TIE v-=z5-
~ r-- 9 cEz--s a. -t=--y Ez-E1--
having q . Go5E-E -L= pc-c= and
--E=-s VIII & r-5c= II his had PAIN
n his v---=- mas rz-E=- Impressive and
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Heine English and Arcia Won the
Huztzce medals for batting and base
stealing fl the Riverside Junior
League. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19
GILMORE ACCEPTS THE
NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENCY
CspeciM cah,e 70 tie Adversely

WASHINGTON Nay accepted
9: TIE Eszzn College Agriculture
& G. WALKER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-19

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-22
Convicted on Ten Charges.

San Francisco. Nov. 21.-The South.
ern Pacific Railroad company has
been convicted In the United States
circuit court on ten charges of VIC
lating the law providing for the care
and feeding of cattle during ship
ments The convictions subject the
company to fines Of from 500 to $500
for each offense
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-22
Bank Absorbs Another.

Kansas City. Nov. 21.-The Union
National bank with deposits Of 49,.
600, 900 was absorbed by the, National
Bank OF Commerce by combining the
two. The latter will have total Of
t31. 100000 in deposits.