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The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

year prominent ante-post favorite In
the G. OF Gin the event again, pick
ing him in preference to the sensation
al George Gano, which Mr.. Cox enters
in the 2:07 pace. although eligible 10
the larger stake. Mr. Cox must be-
lieve Jerry B. faster than the alleged
wonder that actually raced round 2:03
on the grand circuit last year. though
George Gano has been generally con.
sidered In the winter dope as the most
prominent G. OF c. possibility in sight.
In fact. so strongly has he been tout.
ed that several owners OF promising
PAGERS kept them out of the event,
rather than run ND against an alleged
2:03 PAGER like Gano.
Cox's decision will undoubtedly
create a sensation In racing circles,
but there is nobody who denies the
shrewdness OF the New Highlander
whose obvious faith In Jerry b. makes
that PAGER again look like logical
fayorite If he comes to the wire In
good condition.
Other recent entries In the Cham.
Der OF Commerce are Whitelock and
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
WORMS TURN IN
QUAKER RING

PHILADELPHIA. April 1o.-Terry
Martin, the local middleweight, was
billed TO stop three lightweights In
two rounds each at the Broadway Ath-
letic club last night, but he failed TO
whip any OF them.
The first man selected to box Mar
tin was Jack Cottman, the colored
lightweight, and he was the worst
damaged man of the three.
Cub White was the second man pit
ted against Terry and the downtown
boxer had all the best OF II. He jab-
bed Martin continuously in the first
round and In the second knocked Ter
ry down.
Harry Jones was Martins third OPP
ponent He had the best OF the first
round and the last was about even. In
this round Terry again tried his best
for a knockout, but he never got his
punches to the right place.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
"POP' GEERS NAMES SEVEN !.
IN DETROIT'S BIG STAKES

Lady Patch, both OF which were en-
tered last year, The Emperor, regard
Ing which but little is known. and
Hal Raven which 10 being trained for
the event by w. l.. Snow. ~
Hal r.. one OF the sensations OF last
season, Rollins, Judge Wilson and
George Gano are some Of the most re-
cent nominations In the 2:07 pace in
which the first named will probably
be installed favorite, accidents ex.
Guided. 80. .e.. ..,.....s.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Perhaps the stimulus OF his old
friend. Bill Armour's presence on the
opposing bench was what Frightened
McIntyre's batting eye. Matty was
binging them for the first time this
season.
Kenworthy. the kid pitcher. who did
best against the Tiges, was at bat once
and got q triple off Killian. His next
turn up. Armour derricked him for one
Dwyer.
Tie Mudhens will be meat for q
southpaw pitcher this year. Yester-
days team contained but one right
handed batsman. aside from the bat
terry.
+Ty Cobb created some surprise by
throwing out fast little Hopkins on his
grounder to right field.
Crawford, Sieyer and Payne visited
their families In Detroit this morning
Claude Rossman lost several argu-
ments to the Toledo bleachers but his
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
CARROLL OFF FOR M
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

John Carroll. the Detroit pitcher who
last year won the shop championship
of the city for the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co, has started for Norfolk,
Va, where he has signed TO pitch for
the clubin the Virginia league.
! Carroll weighs nearly 10 pounds
and has been taking good care of him
self for the past two months
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
IN
ENCORE MATCH

NEW YORK, April 10.--It is prob.
able that return match for the
wrestling championship OF the world,
catch-as-catch-can style, between
Frank Gotch and George Hacken-
schmidt. will be arranged. to be de-
cided In London some time during the
coming summer. Gotch has signified
his willingness to meet the Russian
Lion" again, and expressed desire
to have the contest decided abroad.
provided the inducements are satisfac-
tory
Johnny Considlne, who is an adj
mirer OF the champion and a friend OF
Jack Herman, Gotch's manager, says
that he Is prepared TO back the Hum
boldt farmer to the extent OF $1,000,
II the match is made
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

Tonight at McCurdy's Bowling al
leys. Grand River-ave. and Fourteenth.
ST., Clyde Bleakley and Edward La
Dueeur Will meet In a wrestling match,
best two out Of three falls. The men
will meet ~ catch weights and La
Duceur Isl nffderstoodStos be lighter but
in considerably better condition than
his old rival
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
BRITT WILL QUIT
IF BEATEN BY PACKIE

Jimmy Britt is out with statement
that II he loses this fight with Nc
Farland he will never again set foot
In the ring.
1T will be time for me 10 retire
said Britt, and will embark In bust
ness. In case | win there are some
other fights that | want IL McFar-
land should beat me that will end
my ring career"
Britt's weight yesterday was 1873 1-2
pounds.
Job Prfnffng-Dore Right Times
Rrfnfinu Co. is John r. at. Phone 1t1k.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10
sBatted for Maggie In fourth.
fBatted for Kenwortny I'm ninth.
fBatted for Anderson i'm ninth.

2 5 6 = s 3 K
Detroit 20 0 O Il o. s 0 liz
Toledo n o L. % % l D. Z
Base hits--Or Donovan. z In Inn
ings: OF Killian, S in 3; of Maggie, In
s: of kenworthy. In 2. Two base hits
--Schaefer ., Crawford, cobb Ross
man, Anderson, Smoot. Eiwert. Lister.
Hopkins 2. Three base hit--kcnwor-
thy Home run--Cobb. Sacrifice hits
Cobb, McMarthy First base on balls
on Donovan 2. OF Killian /. of Asher
4, of kenworthy g Left on -bases=--Dn-
troit 8. Toledo Is. Struck out--By Dom
ovan . by Asher ., by kcnworthy /.
Double plays-Schmidt and O'LeaTy;
Eiwert. Lister and Land; Hlnchr1an
Anderson and Lister. Wild pftch+-kil-
liam. Time--2:05. sUmpire-LiSts At
tendance, 100 ~ tAEk ,ef.k
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

job printfnE--poae Right. Times
prio'fpg Co.. Ia John R.-ss. pnone .tss.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-10

40 w ILhSl F-1KAX I'll 81 90.
Just think of i'll You can go
from Detroit to Cleveland and
return via the d. & c. line
every Saturday during April,
also Wednesday, April IS. for
only ST. round trip. Tell your
friends.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
PflSIi k zran6ni.

Kdyz Edward Stava a jeho man
zelka jeli v dterS rano domn z
Yankton, splaSili Sc m>kone a O.
ba pfiSli k potluGenf. Asi pul mi
lie cd Yankton u fanny Franka
Kaisera, kon6 pojednou zacali uhG
net a v zap6tf pr. St&vova byla Wy
hozsna z koGaru. Edward vsak
setrval v koGaru ktert Sc pfevrhl
a tazen asi 200 yardG, az kdyz ko
ne zachytili "a telefonnf sloup, tn
teprv zastavili. Pan Kaiser pra-
w loupal kornu blize mfsta, q po-
mohl jim kon6 uchlacholit. Odeb
rail- Sc vsichnf do jeho domova,
kde seznGno Ee pr. Stavova utrps-
la pohmo$dsnin ma obliceji a ru.
kou, q st9zovalA 81 ma vnitfnf IRA
nSni. Edward dostal ranu do le-
vsho koleno. Kocdr byl znacne
rozbit. Zustali pies den a n6sle
dujici noe u p. Kaisera kde rany
Jim byli ~osetfeny domacfmi pros,
tfedky. STAY pr. Stavove Sc lep,
81 takze nebude zlJch n&sledkG.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
DOMACI ZPRAvY.

Jan Kcstsl byl v Tyndall We
stfedu.
Pr. GardnerovS 2 Tyndall byla
zde ' 6terS ma navstsvou.
Frank Kostsl a pant byli zde
n~ayStSvou v n6dsli u pffbuznych.
Pr. Melmrov& . jeff matka, pi.
Kost6loyk. byly Yankton We
stfedu.
Zam5slite- Ii stav6t male neb
yelk6, dejte vSpoeet j. H. Queal,
usetfime YAM penfze.
Slecna Marie Canska odjela v
lterS M navitsvu k brstrovi II
Geddes.
Nejlepsf barry, varnise, oleje,
stetce a pod, mdzete koupiti We
storu NaukoVe.
Robert Vauk, j. A. Wagner q
j. A. DvofGk byli kohmo v Lester
vile ' n6deli. +. IT,.
u jste mluvili S Hruskou q
Truncem o rozmeta6i hnoje ktery
hodlate koupitil
Frank Kocer a manzelka ztravi,
Ii nskolik dni navst8vou u pfStel
v Charles Mix okresu.
Chcete-li dobre stavebnf dtivf,
Objednejte 81 no z Pt&kova dtevaf'
skeho skladu.
Zimni okna vsech m9r lie obdr'
Yeti We sklad9 Quealov9, CHM use
tffte ma palivu.
Dffyil dfivil dfivi nejlepsf ja'
kosti, "a ceny neinizsf. Useufftt
penez kdyz koupfte cd Queala.
ri. Vino. Totuska S dstmi Sc vs
sttedu navratila re sve navstevy
u sve nemocn6 matky, pf. Fialovt
blize Geddes.
Zde ie dobra pfilezitost: S kaz'
dSm p&rem strevfcu obdrzf kazdJ
hoch a kaSde d9vee mosnu ma kni
by. Chas. Vauk a synove.
Mann u sebe 2 cizf rocnf telata.
Mattel ie obdrzf pc zaplacen:
vsech 6trat. Jos. v. Hladky, 81
mile ifEnS cd Lesterville.
Cesti sumafi hrali phi taneen:
zabavs a Blazka minulou sobotu.
Zabava byla Getne navstiyena
kazdemu Sc hudba lfbila.
Vidsli jste bezvzdusne vodnf M
dlzky u Hrusky aTruncer Jsor
to nejlepsf n6dob pro napaienI
prasat . dobytka. Mic neptijde
ma zmar. ...'-
Jos. Hubal yyproda We vefejn'
draEbe svoji dplnou zasobu ksira
pokrtvek, q veskere jin6 zbozi
Prodej zapocne /. prosince, 1901
a potrv6 NJ vse Dude rozprodano
Josef ma v 1myslu jeti M zapad
z&da tedy yeskere dluznfky b,
Sc MIN yypot6dsli do te DOLBY.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
MYSTERIES OF THE GRAVE.
Famous Cases In Criminal Annals
of Great Britain.

Famous Cases en- Criminal Annals
of Great Britain.
Lead filled collins and sham funerals
have repeatedly figured in Great Brit
ain in celebrated cases and have en-
tailed great expense in the courts. There
was, for instance, the action brought
by James Annesley In ireland in 1143,
In which the claimant successfully
proved his right to the threefold peer
age Of Anglesey, valentia and Altman.
It transpired that he had been kid
mapped when a youth by an uncle, who
b d caused him to re sold into slavery
OH an American pl. ntation, his death"
and burial" being subsequently arrang-
ed to lull the suspicious Of the tenantry
On the estates.
The prince Of tmpostors, Provis
Smyth, put forward in 1853 his
claim to the lands and title Of Sir
Hugh Smyth. He took the precaution
to forge a tombstone and would have
snuggled an empty coffin bearing a
lse inscription into the family vault
lad not the cemetery authorities been
n the alert.
The reverse of this process Is where
| grave Is violated and rlfed to make
It appear that a real burial was a sham
jne. This occurred In Great Britain IN
connection with the funeral Of the Earl
Of Crawford and Belcarres. The vault
vas broken into and the body removed
a d buried elsewhe e. Discovery Of the
C ME followed ha upon Its perpetra-
ton, but who originated 1t remained a
mystery. The only person brought to
justice was a rat catcher named Sou
tar. who could not BY any means have
been alone to blame In the matter.
SeSt comes the Druce case, which
has cost a fortune and been the occa'
6 on OF litigation In the courts for u
eri6d Of ten years. The discovery OF
/ e body In the coffin put an end to tlr
| claim that nobody had been buried.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

zCBJ yGfs. Al, odbyvaji schIsi dru-
hou nedelI v mesici, We sye SIM. FIR
|Kostroun, pied, Josefina Vyborna
kajemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

Moderni Dfevafi Ameriky, cis. 9oS7
|dbSvaji schhse druhoa sobotu kaEde.
10 mssice ' sinj z. 6. B. J. Geo. A.
Ptak, ctIh. rada, Robt. vauk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
Cd OkoIi Utka.

Pr kopanf sklepa jsem tento ty-
den pfisel ma jednu starozitnost, a
Size aparat nckdejsfho zpravodaje
cd Utica. Byl ovsem hodne sesly
a spnchfely, aysak namazal jsem
iej klfhem, a tyto zpravy Sc ma
nei pfilfply:
Jos. Peterka, G. Peterka, G..
Nedved a Josef Fejfar byli ma Fl
fine II Josefa Skofepy minulS ~
den.
Frank Cap 81 koupil zdvihadlo
ma obili minuly tSden. Nejradeji
pozoruiu jak tento mechanismus
"a mel do sSpky obilf sklada a w.
klada, a tomu Ginf vclkou radost.
Jos. Peterka a Josef Fejfar "a
ffdili telefony II Jos. Hladkyho,
G.. HladkSho FIR. Barty a Jos. Be-
henskSho minuly t5den. Kdo by
nynf 81 chtel $ mimi "posprecho
vat" nemusf MIN, nfbrz zkrze
telefon.
Frank Barta a Josef Behenskf
byli Y Yankton minuly tyden.
Anton Krovoza loupa kornu U.
Franka C&pa, a libuje 81 velice.
Henry Nordman koupil p9kne
stado dobytka Ike krmenf minulS
|tyden. ....
Zaiist6 potssi kazdeho zprava
he p. Josef HIadky ST., jenz trpel
ma kam6nky pc pet tSdnG, jest ny
nj dpln9 zdrav.
V okolf Utica a ma "Fifins std
ne ''praseef" dodytek ma cholera
mordus'. Jest mnoho farmerh,
Re touto nemocf pfisli o vsechen
vepfovy dobytek, nebot cholera
jej vsechen zamordovala. $685..
Frank Pokorny jel z tanetnf ID
bavy v Utica pofadane minulou so
botu pfi Gemz usnul. Ponak brzy
to zpozorovsl a wal ''zajeci Tiny
sr". Frank potion vypraval, he
Sc mu zdalo We snu re v,ynalezl
vzduy hovou LODI kterou zkousel v
pastru q jak lftal v povetfi. Ma
jednou Sc neco ma nj porouchalo, a
a LODI letela jake "nasmirovanS"
blesk dolu k zemi. BAG! Dopadla
ma Zem "a ytom sc pan Franc
probudil, a seznal Re lozi ma cest9
a pohak vesele sype DIAL. ObyGei-
ne vzduchoplavci pfijdou o zivot
v t6chto pfipadech, avsak nasemu
Sc ma st6sti nestalo niceho.
Pffst6 budu hled9t op6t neGim
pfispet do sloupcI tohoto listu.
Spozdravem ma Gtouci.
Zpravodaj.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
OINTMENT

Oznamuji tfmto vefejnosti, re
zatidim prvnf tffdy jidelnu v bu-
dove Michelovs V T&bote v sobotu
IA. listopadu, 1908, a d~oporucujf
Sc do pffzn8 obecenstva.
Pr. M. Melmer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

Zadame nase dluznfky, by la
skavs sv9 GGty zapravili, nejdele
do /. ledna, 1900. Budem potfe-
bovati velkou sunni pence do te
DOLBY, ma zapraveni nasich dluhG,
a iinak nam to nebude mono, LED
by nasi dluznfci zaplatili nam.
Skorpfk a Kulis.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
DIX VOLICUM.

vyslovuji tfmto volitdm tohoto
okresu sv6 nejsrdsGnejsf dizzy "a
jeiich podporu a me zvoleni pfi ne
davn6 volbe. Laskavost jejich O.
cehuji. Matt Nc Cormick,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

Spolek sy. vaclava 2. 6. X. J.. ODDLY.
va schdze tfeti nsdsli v mssicl. J. v.
Wagner pfedseda, V. r. Wagner Ia.
|Iemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

Katoltck$ Delnik, CTS. 49,, odbyyajf
|schGze kazdou druhou nedeli Y m6sici
Ne spulkove sinf. Jan + Wagner,
bred, Jan Syroyatka, tai,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

Spoisk sv. jana z. 6. K. J. IL oddsle
,ni odbSyA sch1ze druhou nedeli v me-
sici. Fr. Soukup, p~fedseda, Jos. Mar
tinec, tajemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

There are two kinds OF jokes tnai
are always funny" said a oma to-
day "those told by the man you work
for, and those told by the mar ron
love-"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

spolek sy. vaclava, I. g. j. odbsva
|schIze pryni nedeli v mesici. Jakub
~pfedseda, Tomas Kronaizl,
|talemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

slistd usadime pocet hlasn, yrzen-
.nych pro kandid6ty zde v okresu,
% pocet hlasi ohledne zmsn.
.OtSzka okresnf budovy propadla a
nova Sc tedy stsvet nebude. We
'st6tp propadly tax zvane County
Option" Revenue a Finance zv5se
mi platu gen. nadvladnfm, a nedel-
nj hry. ZAkony pa ochranu kfe-
'pelek . rozvodovS zakon pfosly.
Pomniky a nahrobky mali ma
prodej HOSTEL a Jezewski. TeS
okrasluji hroby ~ velmi mfrnou
cenu.
Ora Hessa prasek proti GervIm
We vepfich ma prodej We 25ti liber-
mich pejlkach u Vauka, IA So, 90
pejlek.
Frank Novak, A. j. Noyak q
Jaroslav Mikolasek spravovali
msstskou yodnf ka6 tento t5den a
mfsto kudy voda vytekala GasteG-
ne Sc jim podafilo ucpat.
Kupte barvu ma stfechu IL Quea-
la "a 75c. gallon. TEE kaucukove
pokryvsnf ma stfechu rubber roof
ing) "a $1,75 "a 108 Gtverecnich
stfevfcd, v Gemz zahrnuty hfebfky
kapsle q cement.
Vaukuv stor obdrzel velkou zS
sobu muzsk5ch, damsk5ch, CHA.
peckSch a detskfch svrnfkn, nej-
novejsfho stfihu, a I'VE sve zakaz-
Milky, ably 81 tuto zasobu pfisli pro
hlfdnout nezli koupf jinde. .
Distrikt druhS, zap. cd mssta
zapocal uzfvat zclezn6, galvaniso-
vane roury pod cesty, ma mfsto
dtevenych hlfnsntch. Tyto Cd
voddoEaci roury jsou mnoh6m tr-
vsnlivejsf a vyplatf Sc ma delsf do
bu.
TaneGnf z&bavu ''kornhaskrG''
uspofad& Taborsk& kapela " Mi
ehelov9 sfni, v sobotu Ia. listopa-
du, pfi ktere Sc dd prVni cena So
a taneGnf lfstek "a nejlepsf kIas
korny; druha cena 81 a taneGnf
listek "a nejdelsf klas; tfetf cena
taneGnf Ifstek "a nejtlustsf klas.
Kszdy je uctivs Evan by Sc dosta-
vii ma tuto merendu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12
scA0zE MIsIRIcR spoLkO.

spolek Zen sy. Ludmlly, Cis. 100, Q
/ q. a.. odb5ya sye schnze druhou
IedSli Y mssfcI. ve.spoikoye sini. NJ.
pf~edsedkyn8, Marie
|imanoSA, tajemnlce.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-11-12

RYtifl sv. v&clava, els, IS, zCKJ,
bdbSyaji schd5c ctyrtou nedeli kazde-
BIO mssice, We spolkoye sini. Jan r
Wagner, TAI. Vac HofScek pied,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-25
EAST NEEDS LEPER HOME.

Baltimore Sun-As Early formerly
was a United States soldier and prob
ably contracted the disease while serv-
ing his country IN the Philippines, the
suggestion is made that the government
pay for his maintenance and treatment,
and the government seems inclined to
do its part. But the case suggests
the need of refuge for lepers, a
regular leprosarium, in which they can
be isolated and given proper medical
treatment. There is such an institu-
ton in Louisiana, and several in Ha-
waii and the Philippines, but not one
for all the populous cities and states
along the Atlantic coast. This is a
matter in which the general govern
ment can act more efficiently than any
individual state, and it could at no
great expense establish such a station
and care not only for the United States
soldiers and sailors who are afflicted,
but for others who carry with them
the faint of leprosy and are a menace
to the public health wherever they go.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-25
PHoNoGRAPH IN POLITICS.
Both Bryan and Taft Now Represented
by Talking Machines.

This years campaign win have on,
fe&ture never introduced before, saw:
the Washington Star.
Both presidential candidates have
made records for the Edison phono
graph, which records are being sold al
fast as they can be made.
The circulation of popular phono
graph record sometimes reaches several
hundred thousand, and as Bryan has
made ten records and Taft twelve, if
each one of these reaches a maximum
circulation, it will mean that the senti-
ments of Taft and Bryan have been
promulgated in their own voices in
nearly every part of the United States.
Now that the Taft records are final
" made they are found to be fully as
good as those made by Bryan.
The Taft records, unlike the Bryan
records, are made from his speech of
acceptance. The Bryan records were
made before the nomination of BRYAN,
and consist of extracts from some of
his famous speeches and lectures in the
past. The Taft records, however, were
made after the nomination, and are de-
voted entirely to paragraphs from ms
speech of acceptance.
The use of these records for cam
paign purposes is growing. There are
a great many Republican and Demo
cratic clubs throughout the country
where monographs are now supplied,
and the records can be turned on to
spout forth Taft or Bryan oratory at
will. They have also been introduced
to some extent at public meetings,
which use of them viii probably in
crease as the campaign warns up.
When there is added to this fact
that both candidates are also repre-
sented in moving pictures, it will be
seen that the public appearance of the
presidential candidates will be multi
piled in a way never dreamed of in
any previous campaign.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-25
INCREASING THE GARRISON.

The Call.-The President is under
stood to desire an increase of the
standing army to 100000 men. At
present the peace footing is $4,000 men,
but this force, even if the regiments
have their full quota, is not sufficient
to meet the calls for garrison duty
in the coast Notifications and the is
lands. 1t is waste of money to in
stall expensive guns for the protection
of harbors and then leave them I'M
manned If this duty could be fulfilled
by emergency men, hastily recruited in
time of need, there would be little use
for the coast artillery garrisons; but
the fact is that men competent to
handle these guns must be trained me-
chanics, and the only place they can
learn the trade is in the Notifications.
The county must maintain its force of
skilled artillerists.
The same reasoning applies with even
greater force to the defense of the IS
lands. The safety eff Hawaii is of vital
consequence to the Pacific coast. 1t Is
our first line of defense and would be
the natural strategic base for hostile
power if it could be seized. Indeed,
with Honolulu and Pearl HaTbor in the
hands of an enemy the position on this
coast would become very difficult. The
large proportion of alien laborers on the
Hawaiian group makes it imperative
that no chances of surprise should he
taken. A strong permanent garrison
should be maintained at Pearl Harhor
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ground
which gets viii the cheese
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lane leads somewhere along way merely
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heany being
politics.
other States there qualified American
population which, aroused always the
government Blu of Territory
likely be
would
rule abolished
i
qualified minority realizing emergency
does limit that partly citizens
tolerate Where they
they military
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visiting
looking local the
everywhere underfoot like
Martinique, point resident
ebuion
Hawaii in positive country
which with the Krakao reached
the Mt Pelee eruption it is wonder Hawaii tourists all
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During the last three inclusive Hawaii imported barrels
which 100000 added vastly
production capital
the
than Winters product
his and finance it. Ism policy
money the channels o possbles
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AS TO STEAMSHIPS.

papers the Spreeke have sold their three lde
Alameda
MarpOsa eab representatives of the Oceanic Company IN
the deal has been made is thing for Homo
Iulu regret union with the Ausa
If American tourists counted on
of
would There be rush of
America to catch a Australia.
of
tns shipping
Ioea business.
lacking should finally
Australian
something the Interand
development Pearl Harbor eondn
growth of steamship reasonably expected
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The Eastern campaign has reached
achieved before the latter
baptism Democrats desperate
Bryans last chance making
sides viii be exhausted comes
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The Melbourne the street
ideas of the way Americans they bavey up
Drass!'' and
did the fable
The vgant Anryln reporters eyes eroy
ia the march,. .t.4r@-
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phrase suggested politics
citizens o MeCandess. be to
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The late Thomas Rain Walker in whose will be held
Saturday morning in St Andrews Cathedral
He lived long Honolulu
lost ITS the
types
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dspuing
''the politics great good citizens
profoundly question whether
should mend politics, politics
the another fighting
fighting good government
Otherwise,