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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
ty bosniackie domagaja sic "wol-i
nosci. lax w Turcyi."

ty bosniackie domagaja sic "wol-
nosci, jak W Turcyi."
Wreszcie przyk}ad bardziej je-
szcze razacy. Rosya oswobodzi}a
Bulgarye wsr6d entuzyastycznych
dzwiek6w patryotycznych piesni
"Szumi Marica". Buigarya ma
wszystko: wiasnego ksiecia, w}asna
armie, w}asna dyplomacye. A jed
max kto zna Bu}garye, vie, ze lud,
nose dotad ME zzyla sic "niemie-
ckimi porzadkami" i ie szczeg6l-
niej starry Bu}garowie natchnie-
MEM ln6wia o dawnych czasach.
Bulgarzy odczuwali strasznie ucisk
turecki = to prawda, ale prawda
tez' jest, ze skoro tylko ogloszone
zosta}y konstytucya r6wnoupraw-
nienie narodowosci, wszystkie sym
patye zwr6ci}y sic W strone Kon-
stantynopola. Jeden najzdolniej-
szych dyplomat6w bu}garskich, by
}y minister Naczewicz, stana} ma
czele komitetu, kt6ry wzial sobie
"a zadanie zblizenie sic do Turcyi.
Naczewicz sam, zapytywany ce-
lie komitetu, oswiadczy}, re idzie 0
powstrzymanie rozruch6w bufgar-
skich w Macedonia, bo skoro Bu}-
garry otrzymali pehe r6wnoupra-
wnienie, powinni tez peina lojal-
noscia odnosie sic do panstwa. 0
lie, rzek}, konstytucya okaze sic
trwala, dazy6 bedziemy do jak mai
serdeczniejszego zblizenia sic do
Turcyi. A dodae nalezy, re wszy-
stkie bez wyjatku stronnictwa ma
ia W owym komitecie przedstawi-
cieli.
Pod haslem 'IBalkany dla ludlow
'balkanskich" przygotowuje size
ruch, kt6rego ostatecznym celem
Jest federacya ba}kanska pod wo-
dza Turcyi. Imperyalizm szanujacy
prawa narod6w oparty system
federacyjny = oto ideal miodo-
turk6w, ideal, kt6ry jak widzimy,
usmiechac sic zaczyna wszystkim
ludom ba{kahskim. =
Samo ogloszenie konstytucyi ME
byloby jeszcze dokaza}o tego cudu,
gdyby ME r6wnoczesny gruntowny.
obrachunek z Gala dotychczasowa
administracya ca}ym systematem,
kt6ry zaprowadzii Turcye mad
brzeg przepascl. Nlesumlenna ar
mia urzednik6w, pod osiona reli-
gijnego fanatyzmu i panstwowego
despotyzmu, niemi}osiernie gnebifa
ludnose j ssala z uiej soki. Mlodo-
turcy zrozumiei, ze nowy system
wymaga nowych ludzi j miejsca
zabrali sic do oczyszczenia tel Au-
giaszowej stajni. To dopiero obn-
dzi}o przywiazanie do pahstwa i
sprawilo ten cud, re Turcya, ktora
lada dzien stae sic miaia }upem
mocarstw, moze jeszcze kiedys sa-
ma stanie w rzedzie mocarstw
zaborczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
Telegramy kraiowe.

Oyster Bay, 20 wrzesnia. -
PREF. Roosevelt ogiosii pewien
list, z kt6rego widac, re handy
dat Taft jeszcze pred swa no.
minacya przeciwnym byi temu'
by senator Foraker, skompromito
wany SLIME rewelacyami Hearsta
O jego do trustu naftowego stosun
ku, = razem Taftem otrzymal
Endorsement" Stanu Ohio, jake
ponowny kandydat ia senatora.
Roosevelt oglasza, re list ow pu-
blikuje dlatego, by ogoi wiedziai.
jakiem jest W przykrej tel spra-
vie stanowisko cziowieka maja-
cego bye prezydentem.
Buffalo, N. Y, 20 wrzcsnia. -
Przybyl tu kandydat demokraty-
czny w. y. Bryan, po podrozy po
wiekszych miastach Stanu N. Y,
gdzie wszedzie przemawial, vita
ny przez rozentuzyazmowane
przybyciem jego j wymowa masy
ludu. w Buffalo przemawial
Bryan ma dwoch olbrzymich ze-
braniach masowych, ma ktorych
zebralo sic wiele tysiecy slucha-
czy, owacyjnie oklaskujacych ka-
zdy wazniejszy ustep przemo-
wien jego. Bryan ostro atakowai
prezydenta Roosevelta, jego adj
ministracye, kandydata Tafta 1
wogole polityke politykierow re-
publikanskich. o wspomnianym
W poprzednim telegramie liscie
Roosevelta w sprawie stosunku
Tafta do senatora Forakera, wy
razil sic Bryan, re mu sic wyda-
ie, il ma on z dwoma kandydata-
mi republikahskimi do czynienia,
bo obaj samodzielnie postepuja |
kandydat wlasciwy protegujacy
go prezydent Roosevelt.
Washington, D. c., 20 wrzeS.
MIA. = Rad Stanow Zjednoczo'
nych czyni energiczne przygoto-
wanna do WALK przeciwko chole.
RE ma Filipinach oraz mozliwo-
Sci zawleczenia jej Filipin luh
Rosyi. Ola statkow przybywaja-
cych z Filipin lub z portow ro-
syjskich, zarzadzono surowa kwa-
rantane, konsulom amerykanskim
W Rosyi polecono skiadac najdo-
kiadniejsze sprawozdania z prze-
biegu epidemii i baczyc, by emf
granci pred opuszczeniem kra-
ju ojczystego przebyli kwaran-
tane pieciodniowa na granicy.
Wreszcie do glownego emigra-
cyjnego portu Rosyi, Libawy, wy.
slano urzednika sanitarnego, BY
dokladnie inspekcyonowai stali
odchodzace do Ameryki.
Manila, Filipiny, 20 wrzesnia.
General gubernator Smith zwolai
wladze cywilne ma specyalna ma
rade celem przedsiewziecia ener-
gicznych srodkow ku zwalczaniu
cholery, szerzacej sic w miescie
w spos6b zastraszajacy. Uchwalo-
no caiy szereg przepisow sanitar-
no-dyscyplinarnych postanowio-
no przeznaczyt 200 ludzi oddzia
iu konstablow ku przestrzeganiu
rzeczonychi uct,wai. Do cholery
W Manii zahtano. sic bardzo e
nergicznie j zaangatowano tam
caiyI szereg sanitaryuszy czysz-
! czacych nliasto. iekarze beziitefe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-22
Po konferencyi rosyjsko- austryackie =
targ holendersko-Wenezu
z Kuby. -- Francuskie kapitaly dla Wegie
CHOLERA W ROSYI. : BERLIN zAGROzONY.
Jeszcze obawa sic zawlecze-
Fnipinach. Konwencya landczy-
k6w.-Pozary kadne hczby - Nowy pozar
Amerykahska vendetta"

wanych komnatach pan tureckich,
przygotowal sic ruch, kt6ry cd jed
nego rozmachu, jak pajeczyne, po-
targal cd dziesiatek lat utkane in
trygi europejskieh mocarstw. Fa-
natyczne rzady islamu najbardziej
ciezyly ma kobietach. Szczegolnie
dzisiejszy sultan, zbudowawszy
swa w1adze ma fanatyzmie rehgij-
nym, przemieni} haremy W formal
ne wiezienia. Niejeden szlachetny
Turek poszedf ma wygnanie, sko-
TO szpiedzy sultanscy doniesli, re
pozwala ionie ma noszenie przej-
rzystej zasiony lub inne europej-
skie wybryki. A tymczasem przez
francuskie angielskie guwernant-
XII oknami drzwiami wciska}a sic
do harem6w oswiata. Zakazane o.
woce europejskiej iteratury do
stawaiy sic W rece pan tureckich,
a W slad "a tenn sz}a swiadomose
wlasnej upadlajacej niewoli, "a
dza wolnosci, posunieta do fanatyz-
mu, z matek przesz}a ma syn6w.
Wolnosc spadia ma Turcye, jak z
drzewa dojrza}y owoc.
Pare tygodni ledwo mine4o cd
proklamacsi sultahskiej, a juz O.
kazuje sic zdumionej Europe zia-
wisko nowe: zjawisko imperyaliz-
mu tureckiego, kt6rego promienie
siegaja nawet poza dzisiejsze gra-
nice panstwa. Wewnatrz widzimy
przedewszystkiem coraz silniej
przejawiajace eie poczucie iaczno-
Sci panstwowej. Albanczycy, Q kt6-
rych sympatye zabiegaja z dswien
dawna Austrya i W}ochy, zadaja
wprawdzie r6wnouprawnienia, ale
zarazem deklaruja sic najwierniej-
szymi poddanymi palstwa. Komi-
tet albanski oswiadcza "a posred-
nictwem europejskich dziennikow:
"domagamy sic uznania albanskie-
go jezyka narodowosci, r6wnych
praw dla Albahczyk6w wszystkich
trzech wyznan i usuniecia adrya-
tyckiego wybrzeia pod rosnacego
wp}ywu Wioch." Coz ma to pre-
madra dyplomacya9 Wszakze cd
dziesiatek lat dyplomacya austrya-
cka wloska przescigaly sic W see
rzeniu nienawisci pomiedzy Al
bahczykami mahometanskimi z je-
dnej, prawoslawnylni i katohcki-
mi drugiej strony; dis, poiacze-
nj W jeden komitet, Albanczycy
trzech wyznaG nawzajem poreczyc
chca sobie r6wnouprawnienie. l.
lezto pieniedzy wydaiy DIPLOMA
cya austryaeka i wloska licytujac
sic nawzajem W zak}adaniu szkd
W Albanii, W dostarczaniu broni
it'd. Otto jedna proklamacya sui
ta6ska wystarczyla, by obudzic W
Albahczykach patyotyzm pam
stwowy, kt6ry dyktuje komitetowi
uroczysta przysiege ma wiernosc
wobeo pahstwa.
A Bosnia j Herzegovina Cd
trzydziestn lat, odkad Austro-
Wegry -'oswobodziiy" te kraje, ads.
ministracya szczerze wysila sic ma
podniesienie ieh dobrobytu see
rzenie oswiaty j kultury. Gdyby
dawna Austrya polzaborze uczyni-
In tyle dla Galicyi, MEDIA galicyj-
ska byiaby pustym frazesem. Ale
mkt ME bywa wdziecznym "a
nieproszona opieke, chociaiby ma
wet najlepsza. Proklamowanie
konstytucyi wywo}alo W Bosni
Hercegowinie wrzenie, kt6rego
niewOlno lekcsvaiyc, j Austrya
dozyls tel hahby, % tajns komite-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22

yTo spch women as are not seriously out
afIhealthA but VINO have exacting duties
tolperforA either in the way OF house
hdd cares\or In social duties and func-
tIdps which \seriously tax their strength,
as weRSbo nursing mothers, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite PNscriptlon has proved most
valuable supRArting tonic and invigorat-
ing neryIne. BY It's timely use, much
serious sickness and suffering 1maY Yl 1e
avoided. The operating table and the
snrSecns' knife, would. lis -beleyed,
seldom have to be employed L l:s. this most
Valuable WomaDs remedY- MeI1 resorled
20 IN good time. The Favorte Prescrip-
tIonS has proven u great boon TO expectant
mothers by preparing the system for the
coming Of baby, thereby rendering child
birth safe, easy, and almost painless.
Bear in mind, please that DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is not secret or
patent medicine, against which the most
intelligent people are quite naturaiiy
syerse, because OF the uncertainty as to
their composition and harmless character,
hut Is a MEDICINE OF KNOWN COMPOST
TON, a full list Of all its ingredients being
printed, In plain English, on every bottle
wrapper. An examination Of this list OF
Ingredients will disclose the fact that IT Is
Don-alcoholc in its composition. chemlc-
ally pure, triple-reGncd glycerine taking
the place OF the commonly used alcohol,
In its makeup. In this connection II
may not be out Of place TO state that the
sFavorite Prescription" Of DR.. Pierce IS
Me only medicine put up for the cure OF
WOman's peculiar weaknesses and all.
ments, and sold through druggists, all
the ingredients of which have the m
animous endorsement OF ell the leading
medical writer's and teachers OF all the
several schools Of practice, and that 700
as remedies for tho ailments for whlc52
SFavorite Prescription is rccommehde9;
A little book OF th ,eo endorsements VIII
be sent TO any address. postpaid, anu
absolutely free II You request same oy
postal card, or letter, Of Dr. L. Y. PIERCE
Buffalo. n. Y.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. Constipation Is the cause OF
many diseases. Cure the cause and you
0ure the disease Easy to take ~ candy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22
EVELYN THAW DISSATISFIED.


That Mrs. Evelyn Tbsw is 10 WITH
draw her suit for the annulment OF her
msrfiage to Harry X. rhaw in or Ter
thtt she may later ssE the cOnr to APP
point her o committee of her husbands
person and estate was the staiemtn'
made ia New York yest lay by friends
of the fCrmer artist model. Danif
O'Reilly, counsel for Mrs Thaw, woulI
neither affirm nor deny the statement,
a thought he int'mated that such
course was Irlbable.
at is the custom of the courts TO sp-
point the wife of an incompt tent t) look
at his e,t te," Mr.. O'Reilly said,
''snd in case Justice Morschsuser should
find Thaw Insane, | presume Mira. Thaw
would be named if she applies for sp-
poiT tment."
1t is said that the rassOn back of the
withdrawal is The diss. tsisction OF Mrs.
Tbaw with the present allowance which
she receives. She is now depending on
the Whims of htr husband, and is said
not t. have been able to reach an agree
mel with the TbaB family. Were she
appoint, u to look after Thsw's e,tste,
their positions would be reversed, and
he would be iu large messure dependent
on her.
DR. Amos T. Baker. acting superin-
tendeu of Matteawsn Insane Asy lam, is
quoted as saying that HsrrY X. Ths~'s
extreme nervousness and his poor show
ing on the witness stand in the habeas
corpus proceedings at PoughkeePs'e
were due to the fact that he has con-
sumed large quantities OF Scotch whisky
smuggled in to him while be was at the
ssylum aud since he has been In The
Dutchess county jail.
1t WAS lesrned from another source
that Thaw had had three large drinks o.
Scotch whisky just before he went on
the stand, aud ,hst he was In almost
dszed condition when he sought tc
answer questions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 d 312 PRINCE
STREET.
TERMS: Daily-I year, $500 8 months
$3.50; months, S1:25; month, 4S cents
week, 10 cents.
Tri-weekly--I year, $500; s months, $1.60
8 months, rs cents: month, 20 cents.
Marriage and death notices must be paid FOR
In advance.
Resolutions in memoriam, Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless of public concern, will
My be printed in the paper as advertise
ments.
Entered at the Postofice OF Alexandria, Wiz
ginia, as second-class matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22
SNOW STORMS AND roRNADOEs


Snow, which in many places reached
depth OF three feet, fell all day We'd
nesday and last night at Sheridan, Wye
ing. Fruit will be ruined and the loss
of live stock great. 1t is the wort
spring snowstorm for twenty-five years,
and extends over parts OF Montana.
Nor;hwt stern Nebr ,ska experienced a
heavy snowstorm Wednesday night.
Damage to early crops will Jesuit
Southtrn Iowa was hit yesterday by a
terrific wir dstorm, which, at Abba, ts-
sumtd the form OF tornado. The Gr
School in Abba WIS wrecked and III
roof crashed through 10 the rooms belo"
lust fifteen minutis before assembly
time. Pupils and teachers escaped in
iury. One man WIS instantly killed by
heavy corn crib, which the wind picked
up al d dropped upon him.
Heavy losses of sheep and lambs are
reported from Dawson county, Montana,
by a blizzard that began Wednesday.
The snow lies two feet deep on the level
and FIVE and feet in the drifts.
Mrs. Fred Grothe was killed and sew
tr.l PERSONS were more or less injured in
ttraf do which struck Lincoln county,
Kansas, Wednesday night.
A northwest gale, bringing with 1t
great damage, death for at least one
and st rious irjnry for several persons,
fell upon Minneapolis and SUR 'unding
territory yesterday.
Wires went down in all pr of the
city of Minneapolis before 52-mile 40
bOur wind, causing no less than eieh-
teen al rms OF fr5 in few hOnrJ, ana
steady ond excessive rain made total
precipitation OF 9.
A long chapter of accident, many Of
hem painfully and at les't one with
probably f ii results, followed in tis
wake of the ttorm, which was one OF t 10
most severe OF the year.
St. Paul suffered t. the exIert OF sev.
thousand dollsrI fIom fires caused by
crossed electric wir.s snd lightning.
Many chimneys were blown down, !he
city's drainage sytt,m was temporarily
impaired, and basemeI t. in the busi-
ncss sect ton were thor ,ugbly flooded.
AT watt,nna, near Minneapolis.
luling the terrific electric stt rm, light
ming stuck Kelly Hall, the boys dor
mi,cry of Pillsbury Academy. Fortu-
| nstely no one was iojored and tho dam
sge wss slight
The village Of New Ulm, Minn., was
sirdck by one Of the mott severe storms
10 recent yesrs Wednesday. From esriy
mt rning until clock in the sittrnoon,
dust ,tlrm II IN the South, travelling
at the r. to of fifty miles an hour, passed
over TIC section. Despite the violent
ar current residel t. wtr5 swelter ngr
aud shcr ly at r A o'clock terrible
electric storm, accompanied by a high
siud and hail, t>rIfi ID the people iol
more than three hours. Considerable
damsge was done TO tie small grain bl
hail alone h,rtly aft 6 O'Clock th'
streets wtre raging rfents. The down
| p.ur + ssmbled cloudbur t The Mis-
sissippi river rose over Elk inches, an
| in some places the lowlands are inun
dated.
At Wahpt t9n, N. OAK, Campbell
BIOS. main show t 1T blew down Will
the ptr!C rmsnce was in progress, an
two p r,ons wtro badly rj'r'd. A
about 4 o'clock q cyclone lit d the tn
and there waB a wild scramble for safet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small, sale
sure and gentle little pills. Sold BY W. Il
Creighton q Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22
FREE.

In order to Introduce our Fragrant ely
cerine Lotion, We will give to each customer
who buys bottle Of Cherry Cough Syrup or
Nichlln's Hair Tonic during the next 10 days
a iOc bottle of Fragrant Glyecrine Lotion alb
solutely free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22

Mr.. John Riha of VininR, Ia says, II have
been selling DeWtt's kidney and Bladder
Pills for about year and ey give better
satisfaction than any pill I ever sold" Sold
by w. +. Creighton Il Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-22
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Head OF Stale fublic SchCOi system.
Letters. Science. Law, Medicine,
Engineering.
$40 Covers All Costs
to Virginia students Offices and tuition in
either of the academic depsrtme low
e,t charges in the South. Next session
baqins September 10th. University SUM-
msr School opens July 18th Send flr
catalogue. HOWARD WINSTON,
mayiw6w m Registrar, Charlottesville, Va
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-25
ONE or THE BEST

Last night the Lumley company re-
opened at the Orpheum with the very
entertaining western drama in four
acts, my Partner" With consider
able of the regulation tragedy of
California mining camp, the play is
Tipping full of comedy. So much so
that an error might easily be made
in picking the funny part Most of
the laughter, however, came to Miss
Harriet Joce1yn as Miss Posie Pent-
land, spinsser. THOMAS Lowell as
Major Henry Clay Britt candidate
for reelection, both in his speeches
and Campaign methods mat failed
made great hit on the humorous side
besides doing very fine acting.
Richard BUTLER and Leo Li1dharo,
the partners Joe Saunders and Ned
Singleton, hero and villain respective
ly. never acted in better form. Mr..
BUTLER in certain situations was really
grand, both in lines and action being
above fault-finding. Chester Stevens
as Josiah Scraggs, the implacable enc
my whose passion for revenge with
tongue of malice led him into homi-
eide in self-defense, gave an exhibition
of character makeup and acting which
has seldom been equaled on the Ho-
nolulu stage.
Miss Virginia Thornton as Mary
Brandon, the leading lady, gave a quite
/ faultless rendition of a difficult part,
and Miss Maybelle Alberta as her sis
] ter Grace carried out the soubrette role
with her accustomed charm T. ID,
Bates as Matthew Brandon, father of
the girls and landlord Of the Golden
Gate hotel, gave a genuine and con-
scientious account of the character
throughout. The support Of other
members of the company was all right
As the play advanced the apprecia-
ton of the audience, which was regret
tably small for one of the best per
formances the Lumleys have given
rose and each successive burst of APP
plause or laughter increased in hearth
ness. The specialties between acts
took well with the house.
The same play is on tonight and
ought to have crowded house.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-25
AT
DINNER

l.
Having ordered III steak. medium
and discussing politics in an apparent
ly happy frame of mind while waltz
ing to be served, seventy-years-old
Asa Hastings, the famous Cunha's al
ley locksmith, yesterday evening at
AIS o'clock in the kitchen of the
Union Grill, King street, called hur-
riedly for a glass of water, sank heavi-
ly into a chair, uttered several quick,
distressed choking sounds and expired
within a few seconds
Sudden sickness with no immediate
thought of death was what first oc-
CURED to walters and others there who
knew him and the telephone was used
to summon a physician, tho before
medical advice arrived Hastings had
been some time dead
For dozen years or more Hastings
has been the philosopher of the little
lane running between the WALL Mich
OILS store and the Grill and for many
more years, about thirty, he has re-
sided here. He was in the habit OF
going to chin with baker Johnson
the expert bread and pie maker who
operates for Loves bakery.
Up to a few minutes before his sud
den death he was in what seemed tc
be good health his humor was merry
and he was talking energetically con
corning the political outlook.
1t had long been his custom to eat
in the Grills rear room and a little
before four o'clock he went in the
back way and said he was ready t.
dine.
The funeral was held this morning
The ashes will be held to await in
structions from friends In the East .
I Asa Hastings was one of four mel
who started Waimanalo plantation AM
| is said to have lost in that, tho it 1
believed he leaves a comfortable es
tate in stocks and bank deposits, tn
only heir known being a niece.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-25

IN PUMA
ANOTHER LUMBER INDUSTRY Be
ING STARTED ON THE ISLAND
OF HAWAII.

r. H. Cant, formerly general man
ager for the Hawaiian Mahogany Lum-
Der Company and now with the Paci-
fic Developing Company, called on
Governor Frear this morning in con-
nection with a new industry which is
being started in Puma, Hawaii. Mr..
Cant has taken a contract for clearing
the land of the Pacific Developing
Company near Kahena, which will be
used for rubber. The land mentioned
the finest of piles and which should
prove to be a nearly perfect wood for
this work.
In speaking of the matter this mOrn-
ing Mr.. Cant said:
81 believe that at Kahena is the
only forest of ohia in the Territory
which can be used for piles. Thous-
ands of these can be obtained, run
ming from the shortest lengths to sew
enty-fve and eighty feet and measur-
ing from twenty inches at the base To
eight and ten inches at the op. They
are straight and fine, and, with the
hardness and density of the wood
should make far better piles than any
/ which can be obtained elsewhere. A
few ohia piles have been used in this
/ Territory and Have proved to be i'm.
mensely satisfactory but the trouble
has been that they were not straight
Those that we have will answer any
! requirement.
II have come to see the Governor
in connection with the lease of a sinai
strip of land which we need along the
shore for our landing. I have bought
the land just behind and we need this
to run our railroad down to the water
There we wish to construct a landing
This will be a wire rope affair and Of
course we wish to hurry matters along
as much as possible.
''The land is being cleared for The
planting of rubber but in the clearing
we hope to do very well through the
sale of these ohia piles. There should
be a great demand for them, as many
piles will be NEEDED for the work a
Pearl Harbor, as well as on the gen
eral work all through the Territory
When it is found that long straigh
sticks of ohia can be obtained, l be
lieve that there will be a great de
mand for them"
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TRY IT ron A DAY.

There is something aDou: Jhe atm0s-
phere of Haleiwa that builds up the
system quicker than any tonic one
may take. Maybe it's the food and
the atmosphere combined; they're both
pure and there is plenty of each. The
rooms at Haleiwa are mosquito-proof.
the service is good and the golf links
all that the most enthusiastic golfer
could dream of. Take run down a
day, letting Manager Bidgood know if
you will remain longer, and see If you
are not benefited.