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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-26
harems Obsolete-

Though a Turk Is allowed four
wives. he rarely has more than one,
both on account of the expense and
also for fear of placing himself at the
legal mercy Of so many women. He
IL also most anxious 90 be considered
on level with the men OF other Eu-
ropean countries. and he Is aware that
a plurality OF Wives is fatal barrier
to his ambition In this respect. Mono
gamy Is very surely gaining ground.
and the harem life is losing it's holl
on the people. This is especially the
case In Constantinople. where the ma.
tive aristocracy is brought into closer
touch with the customs OF other races.
and there IL no doubt that In time 1.
will be a thing OF the past.-London
Chronicle.
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Well, will give the following music
program at the services Sunday. Dec.
-: ADMINISTRATORS, Melody
(West). quartet, Break Forth Into
JOY" (Spence); alto solo, The Heav-
only Rabe," ODrcssler). with violin OBJ.
l,gato. offertory violin solo) "Ber-
oouse," (Godard), Miss Amy Carkeek;
postlude. Finale (Guilmantl. Even
ing-Prelude. "Lohengrin." tWagner);
Quartet. Adore and Re still" (Goun-
od), with cello oblisato; cantata. Holy
Night" (Brewer). offertory, The Even
Emma McDonald. postlude, "Hallelu-
jsh Chorus" (IlandeD. The choir con-
Gists OF Mrs. Chas. Eastman. soprano;
Minnie s. WelE, contralto and director,
Rudolph Flinterman. tenor. and Her
iaan +. Boehm, basso. assisted by Mrs.
". Walmuth, soprano; Miss Viola Geist.
contralto; a. Born, tenor: Or. w. r.
Alvord, basso and Miss Amy Carkeck.
Nioliniste. and Miss Emma Mcdonald,
'cellist
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CHAPTER IlI.
The Ghost Of an Old Affair.


Govain was about 80 years old and
good looking. despite the lines OF dis
sipation in his face and the sprinklng
of gray hair at his temples. He had an
air OF conflding tenderness with WON
en-, combined with "A certain swagger
which seemed romantic.
He had early run through his in
heritance. and for many years, up TO
the time he met Brachard and profit
ed by that meeting, he had lived by
the shrewd exercise OF his wits.
He felt completely satisfied with the
prospect OF his adventure with Anne
Marie, and he looked admlringly az
ter her as she walked away from him.
He admired her exquisite taste In
dress, her poise, her graceful walk, her
rich, dusky coloring; and il stirred
even his iaded nature 10 think that
she loved him AMI would leave her
husbands home fO- MN The insiart
that husbands back was turned
The contemplation of all this so alb
sorbed him that he did not hear the
rustic OF Grace's gown as sho stepped
from the recess where she had hidden.
nor notice her az all until she stood
before him.
Good evening; do | disturb your
she asked.
Good evening; not at all. want.
ed very much to see you Covain lied
glibly. Il was about to 20 In search
of you"
And you are Just the person l wish
TO see.''
CONTINUED Mondsy.)
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The Rev. J. "a. Barkley. u. d. pas
tor Of the Forest-ave. Presbyterian
church. viii preach Sunday morning
from the text. i Shall Be Satisfied " Al
~ o'clock the primary classes OF the
Sunday school will have Christmas ex-
erCiscs and at 1880 o'clock in the even
ing the quartet VIII render the can
thta. The Holy Night" There Will
also be a stereopticon presentation Of
how the gospel II presented Ia Korea.
ON the FIRST dav Of the new year, Dr..
Farkley Will conduct the usual Dawn
service at flb o'clock. This ~ the
twenty third time he has held this
service in THE church. ana each year
the number OF worshipcrs has In
creased. people coming from other par
ishes to participate in tho devotions.
The service consists or praise, PRAYER
md testimnnv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-26
The sswdust Heart.

NJ wEx JONES.
.e... rniu Machree was doll OF de-
xpd one TO engage your affections
Ga = way OF her own that would
"a - Z. d grace a toy throne,
# A the smoothest OF wsxen com
piexions.
-. oroon oouid desire any finer attire.
*<rA N 1-,Sf1ee and nuffies and laces.
Ghorf. you behold into one ngurs
me ossrms Of the trio Of Gfsces
&sn.t tell what freak at the end OF
4 - ~ queen In tenement stock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-26
From Another Point of View

Wen,
Your attention now. please. to 1909
This ia a champion Of anoc color.
And not a turkey 81 o tell the
Anu ~
checr I'D It may 70 that mail held over
however decided begin the nsuted
rnr hundred and which
working early
residence
He Is q Canadian
FIRE OF cotton batting Whkers did
adorable damage
when kno" there VIII he
hrismas shopping o in IT,
In Louisiana which
.-s.t which prompted IT,
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METHODIST.

The Rev. J. q SteinlnRsr, ON the
Burns-hve Methodist church, will read
paper Monday morning at the Metho-
dist preachers meeting on An Ext
setical study OF the FIFTY rrst Psalm.
The primary department OF the Cen
tral Methodist Sunday-schOol viii cele-
hrate Christmas Tuesday. Dec. 90. the
exercises To BEGIN at 2:30 o'clock in
Tie afternoon. The other departments.
comprising the main school. will carry
out a program. including Christmas
tree in the evening
The following special Christmas mu-
SIC VIII be rendered BY the choir OF
the tawpbell-ave. NJ j.. church Sun
cay Morning Christmas carol, an
them The Joyous Birth" (GeibeD
tenor solo, The Birthday ot a King,
tNcidiingerl. EYenlns-Anthem, Tn
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What We MAY Expect
. York Bank Reeei1e, Has Returned Part of His Fee

interested solely in the habits of tho
animals he comes across, and he
would never think OF shooting am
animal unless il was needed for food.
Persons who say they differ from. him.
in this respect, be continues. are not
necessarily unqualified. mendacious.
contemplate. short-and-ugliers. but are
merely deviatng slightly from tho
path OF veracity.
+. Augustus HeinZe gave supper
at Childs' last night. The favors wcro
souy enir.
J. d. Archbold is about to publish
his collection of letters. Nothing viii
be altered or held back. Great inter-
est is being exhibited by judges, SEN
ators. etc. in the forthcoming volume,
and already, even before publication.
much Of IL has been denied by persons
mentioned in its pages.
Detroit girls have declared them
selves against the mistletoe. They
say the inducement is unnecessary.
Secretary Root has set aside for
charitable purposes the fee he re-
ceived from Tweed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The churches In the north end OF the
city have taken steps toward the for
nation OF n fellowship club that Will
include members and officers from all
OF the churches In the north Woodward
district win n view to developing
ways OF cooperation I'm their work.
and mutual helpfulness. There have
been several meetings OF the committee
with this idea 81. view. and the work
IL progressing very atlsfactorily.
They contemplate holding union SER
vices from time TO time. and In various
way cultivating good fellowship among
the different denominations. o
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IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

tBracketD duet mezzo soprano, and
baritone Waterman Tell Us OF tho
Night" (Ncidl!nEer). anthem, Inere
Were Shepherds" (VincenD contralto
colo, The Newborn King, bspoltl -
quartet. Christmas. tShelley)' can
choir which consists OF n chorus OF IL
voices. will have the assistance OF Miss
I.Ottie Pimlott nd Miss Harriet Stod-
dnrd sopranos: Niles Edyth Mas. con
tTaito. Ar. Thomas aud Milton Y. BeT :
toIe barltones; Mrs Jessie Gregg and
Charles i. Kohn. is tenor soloist and
director During tho construction OF
the new $4,000 church, services are
being heId in ST Marks hall. Military
ave. one block Forth 81 DiN-ave.
baptist
In the stanton Park Baptist church.
the Rev Marshall N. Petit, pastor, the
tubtect OF tho morning service will be
"IauIs Ideal Christian; evening, Lot
and the Plain OF Jordan
Farewell sermons will be preached
IN the Fourteenth ave Baptist church
by the Rev. j. Il. Stirling. Dec. ~. Ho
leaves Detroit, Monday, to take charge
OF the work at the Bollingham Baptist
church, state OF Washington.
service In the First baptist ohurcf.
will be provided BY the quartet, con-
slsting OF Mrs. Alice Calder Leonard
Miss Ida Thorley. Smith ". Fish and
" illiam A. Cross. and chorus OF LOO
voices, who will render Tho Hope OF
the World" a choral eantats by A.
series OF Sunday evening services under
the direction OF the Mems union OF the
First shurch, an oFsssntsasio9s 81 ~, iiSo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-26
4 Detroit Boy Got a
Toy Tool Chest Worth
More Than a Million

forth
B receive the pnepI ~ ondon while
I'M His Hands For. GEN liner liner bound for
There very few boys country receive million
n dollars for Christmas present.
For there few fathers VINO couo nave
given money foolish enough to
have
One father we saw carrying tool chest
filed with toy
boy got chest probably thinks he Jared most
poorly compared grandson of the who found million
dollars HIS stocking.
y But he didn't
8 He Jared the better of the
gave tool chest displayed much better
Judgment than builder who gave million
gave tool chest couldn't have given much
more probably builder could have given much
iess-more wisely. much less.
tendency boy got ambition must be toward
likeness.
He may have for money gets old enough to
them things which the boy who got the tool
chest work for a lifetime
But which of appreciate that which he win
which will the useful citizen to society
The poor boy, every time.
And experience which is the greatest pleasure and
Ge boy probably will know the JOY OF
roUar EARNED.
This millionaire swaddng clothes has been robbed in his
s By old grandfather of that alone which
tean mean a usefulness, the incentive to work
grows age where he begins to observe and take
~ccs things appreciate that he millionaire ne Will
ma his and wonder what HE needs OF hands
poor opening his tool chest that there
NrsAools in hammer chisel and plane
He will these tools which are to be
hAd In the hand
Then appreciate why muscle has been put into his arm
But he where with the and how
fr to impressed upon him the necessity OF
directing force which he finds to be his BRAIN
There comes knowledge which finds him in
school
And there fully the relation OF the brain to the muscle
the muscle to hand and the to the cir
cunstances which he was born
School to the rich boy aisle to be bore
The millionaire S nota always a useless citizen
Not by any
The born millionaire very become SUCH for
others. =. III
When poor boy who the tool chest grows up ne w
baby that million tor christmas
But this rich baby know the satisfaction that comes
with receiving pay envelope Saturday night and the eaa'on
amount OF its contents
He happiness OF home acquired oy gooo
,rd work nor the 10Y helpmee working with
40 make the weekly stipend provide for the necessities
lttle on the home and put little in the bank
He will never inspiration the who must work
him viii the kiss the door as he leaves with ms
dinner pail oo,.rz., m :.
He win experience the joy Of being COMPELLED to
will his lungs get the same oeneht from the pure
re il never know that of in the work
day, from IA to l. -, - 49, .
t falls nights be of such sleep as that OF the boy
,ose wise and happier circumstances provided him with
tool chest
an and less happy circumstances
.rcvided him too early with million.
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CIiyIsTIAN.

A treat for the children OF the Cen
trail Christian church was given them
Wednesday evening in tne church.
when program OF music and Christ
mas tree with Santa Claus wore the
features. The pastor, the Rev. c. j.
Tannar, will preach sermon sunday
morning in keeping with the holiday
season, and in the evening the choir OF
the church Will render Christmas
cantata.
There were no sery Ices Christmas
day in the North Christian church, but
Wednesday evening there was n Christ =
mas entertainment for the children OF
the Sunday-school. Last Sunday. the
rastor the Rev. j. r McGarvey.
preached n Christmas sermon. and next
Sunday morning will speak on Glory
ing In the Cross" His evening SER
mon will be. The Duty OF Coming to
Christ"
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CoNGREG ATIONAL.

The Christmas music will be given
In the First congregational church
sunday morning under the direction OF
!. Truman wolcott. The program fol-
lows. organ, Fantasia Noel, tGuil-
mant1; offertory. Christ the New Born
King" 81. T. wolcotD anthem, Chime
Ye Bells of Heaven" tShelleyl: soprano
solo. King out wild Bells" (Gounodl /;
portipde. grand chorus IN d. S1ui IL
a song service oonsieting OF organ,
Christmas themes. (0uilmanp; anthem
"Aileiulla, to the New Born King.
wley); offertory, AT Every organ,
}Buck) The cantata. The star OF
Bethlehem, by +. Flaxington Harker.
will be given for the first time In De-
troit. and Will take the place OF the
usual sermon. Hsnders Hallelujah
chorus will be repeated at the close
of she service by request Postlude,
Toccata In O. (Dubois), Sunday will
tie endowment Sunday. the morning Of
fering tn be added TO the endowment
fund. All tho offerings for this fund
are 3ut at interest and the principal
and interest are TO accumulate for a
number OF years.
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Mechanical slate plckers. each OF
which does the work OF ten boys. have
proven a success In large Pennsyl,
vania coal mine.
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The Truth No Matter
Wbom 1t Heips or Hnyh.

COLORADO SPRINGS. COL, oeeem-
Der 24.-Perhaps no child VIII receive
as valuable a Christmas present as
will the Infant son OF Leopold Meyers
OF London, and grandson OF Gen. w.
}. Palmer, the Colorado railroad build
er. Gen. Palmer has given the month
old boy one million dollars.
The income from this Is TO be useo
for the child until Of age. when ne WI
receive the principal. The new mil
Ilonalre was born In London, while
Gen. Palmer was on liner bound Tor
home.-Telegraph Item.
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that II shall be wonderful memory"
Both had been speaking in low
tones, and neither noticed the entrance
of another guest, Grace Rutherford, a
cousin OF the d'Andelines and the
woman whom Govain had Tilted She
drew quickly back into the curtaine,
recess, as Jerome kissed Annette's
hand again and said:
You love me. Annctte?"
"Somethim. s. Au revoir she an.
swered, smiling, as she arose and
walked into the card room.
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EPISCOPAL.
The Rt. Rev. Charles -. Williams
will preach in Grace Episcopal churCn
Christmas morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann, dean OF
the deaf-mute c.ergy OF the Episcopal
church will conduct a service OF the
Holy communion in the chapel OF st
johns church. Woodward and High,
Sunday Dec. q. at 1880 o'clock a. IN.
There Will also be sermon at
o'clock Deaf-mutes OF Windsor and
other neighboring places are invited.
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EPISCOPAL,

Tower Galpin, Will give short ad-
dress on Christmas In Foreign Lands.
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UNIvERsALIsT.
The choir of the Church Of Our Faith
~, under the direction OF Minnie g.
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+. Augustus Heinze gave a supper
at Childs' last night The favors wero
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-26

Secretary Root has set aside for
charitable purposes the fee he re-
ceived from Tweed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
&%<+ +~+* +++ | | : | : l

Sweet Lands ice cream soda, of ;4saE flavor, is only five cents.
 The only safe milk for babies, as eaM- system of sterilization prevents aaTe carrying of germs as contagfon. Isssal Dairy. 2 29 I'm
 -Natch for Sweet Lands red and ySlaxte wagon. The .purest and best A.1 cream in town is sold from this 0agon every day.
 MT T. Y. Murphy, agent for the G.Ieizens Land Company, has filed with f1se circuit clerk of Jefferson county sa. Gsasautiful plat of the Austin-Taylor .aSddition. This plat shows the addi- sSg0n complete and contains blocks to XII, and comprising nearly 000 lots.
 MT. +. Gulden, the new cutter at The Hub,' has arf~ and taken cf2zarge of his duties. MT Gulden ecnmes from Chicago, where he was Nzsannected with one of the finest tail sAaz1ug establishments ill that city. He lS perfectly up to date in style, and &san fashion his subject to the de-
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BRIEF MENTION. s < * .s + + * + * j. 1

Miss Evan Goree is the guest of rel- atives at South Bend.
 Mrs Abe Levy and daughter leave todag--fof--Bastrop, La
 Hunter McGehee<~Will~ ll~leave today for Hot Springs to spend week. Mrs. M. s. Hastings and son. King, returned yesterday from Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron c. Fowles re- turn today after an extended trip East.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mann left yes terday for a two weeks visit to Lake Michigan.
 Envoy Hoover of the Salvation Army is in the city on her annual col lection tour. ---
 Judge A. B. Ely of Varnef-was in the city yesterday attending the judi cial convention.
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mands of the very latest require ments in clothes building. Messrs. H. c. Bluthenthal & Co.,, proprietors of ''The Hub," are to be congratulated upon securing the services of so val uable an artisan.
 Would like to rent furnished cot
 tage in desirable neighborhood for the next month, or possibly longer. If you are going away for the next month why let your house lie idle? ? It might as we'll be helping to pay the expense of your trip. Will guar antee to take the very best of care Of same, and pay rent promptly. Ref erences given if desired. If interested call S6 over either phone, giving name and address, or write me at once adj dressing X, care Graphic.
 On page eight today will be found the announcement of Tomlin- sno & Knox, POS West Second avenue. This progressive firm handles car pets, mattings and window shades and everything in the way of floor cover ings and draperies, in all the latest designs and colors. Great stress is laid on the fact that they have noth- ing but new goods to show, and though young in the business this firm succeeded only few days ago in
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Mrs. E. s. Moore and children o1 Barring Cross are the guests of Mrs J. R: Saunders. -,,.--r-.g~~a'--'' g~~a'--''-"''e'--'s
 Mrs. Richard Barnett and sons re- turned yesterday from a visit to Mrs T. H. Collier at Altheimer
 w. H. Bennitt has returned from Rochester, ~Minn., where he under vent a successful l~operation. Mrs B. c. Mead and son, Stoweil, arrived yesterday from southern Michigan, where they have been the past two months:
 Mrs. Chas. Leverenz left Saturday for Colorado, where she will join her parents, Major and Mrs. N. T. White, and sister. Miss Emma -White.
 Paul Matlock of Dallas county, nominee of the Democratic party for prosecuting attorney of the Tenth Ju- dicial district, was in the city yester- day. ---=--e--~--
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known of the early settlers in Jeffer- son county, having moved here the Christmas of 1869, and he had a large acquaintanceship throughout the county, where he was held in high es- teem.
 Besides his wife he leaves son, Jchn Lemmond, and two daughters, Mrs. Woodell of Kedron and Mrs Ma ny Barbour of Texas. The funeral Services and interment will take place this afternoon at the Lucien Brown burial grounds
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AMUSEMENT
AT ORPHEO THEA1
 21O WEST SECOND AVHNu(
MATINEE AND NIGHT. MUSICAL PROGRAMMEI

March, Dixie Rube (Allen). Overture, Knockout Drops Witt).
 Waltz, Prayer and Passion nin).
 Characteristic, General Mil s. A. (Allen).
 Medley March, Keep M Grass (Von Tilzer). Schottische, Birds and the (Stu1tz).
 Waltz, On the Rollers (Smlt| Piano solo, Fi Eli (Crawl@ Mamie Watkins. Overture, Sky Pilot Hearn'
 America.
 MOVING PICTURES Nero's Burning of Rome. A Drama in the Tyrol. Messengers Mistakes. Busy Finance. Life in Egypt.
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OLD RESIDENT OF COUNTY PASSES AWAY

William Lemmond, aged 75. died Saturday evening at 6:30 at his home in Whiteville township of this county. Mr. Lemmond was one of the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-08-16

landing one of the largest contracts that will probably be placed this season, that of the furnishings for the new school building
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BERTRAND ALTSCHUL
 IS REJOICING

K Cincinnati, Aug. 15.-Home runs by Kane and Mitchell in the ninth and tenth innings today tied and won to- days game from Brooklyn.
 Score: k H F. Cincinnati 900 900 O01 1-2 ) Brooklyn 900 O0O 100 0-1 9 4
 Batteries-Cincinnati Campbell and Coakley and Schleise; Brooklyn, Will helm and Bergen. Empires, Rudder- ham and Rigler.
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The most scientifically conducted milk plant in the state, ideal Dairy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03
By Louis Tracy

there blowing the second day when
ing Desoaon Island the engines stopped by explosion
Things happened quickly then With the disabled ship the
killed wounded stokers the mutnous terrific
Captain Courtenay had his seamanshp the
Captain hero Elsie Maxwell douby heroine for she
had only heart feminine charms sailors
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03
The Captain of the Kansas

ropean that metal That in the
copper pool employed villain to put dynamite the ships coal
bunkers confident she would before she
clear of the Straits of Magellan for with the engines Of
mission ship could hardly hope to weather the gale Whether
Neptune the pool not do not know but is certain
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03

Mrs, McKinnon is still enjoying
Scottish moors and breezes. Her
daughter, Mrs. Hardcastle, nee lnez
MacKinnon, has a little daughter, born
the last of September f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03

4 FTER an operation at the hospi-
~ tai, when the patient is in
weakened condition, the doctor
will say, ''Don't give him any food.
Take away that malt extract-it will
sicken him. What he needs is good
Beer-all he wants of it.
''Beer is the only form of food he
can retain, and at the same time the
best tonic he can take. always pre-
scribe it in cases like this, and have
always found that it strengthens and
tones up the weak
''But, doctor, if it is tonic for the
sick, it should be good for the WE'LL
cit is And if more people used
good Beer as beverage there would
be less work for US. 1t is tonic and
food, and helps to clear the system of
waste matter
The best Beer in Honolulu is the
Home Brew, made to suit the climate
PRIMO BEER.
Drink Primo Beer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03
Illustrated by Berneker

Under the inspiration of the sentiments she
developed the highest courage often happens with
you slump copper you will conclude the Kansas
finally reached Whether did and how the affair
between Elsie and Captain Courtenay ended learn by
reading the story
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03

additional Social Notes on Page 12)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03

The Hedemanns are stopping at the
Manhattan Hotel, New York, and he
Hatches are at the Wellington. Quit.
Honolulu dinner occurred when the
two families and several Honolulu
friends Joined forces one memorable
night in the gay metropolis aa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-03
I'm This Paper

The story full of exciting and unusually interesting because
o STANDARDIZATION Eagle.