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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
A Great Independent Citizen

The Nation.

Mr. Hughes had
the
of
himself
Ward William
hardly
of
official
Of
all President
State and by his immense prestige strengthen the
but in the Vest.
And the Of
intelligence
of
of politicians
to be practical is to be base Their
pcaion
navigation
selfish
uphold
they that the ethical
to discard Morley
forces which societies
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
Small I alks

in
in about Mr. Waller
FATHER POWELL have every
with lei
We
not GU
NY
alton lot Chinese
chance which they like.
PAXTON da
rising during
did
should while
and fifty hundred top of he pit
of
position the of the rn trade The Republican
tits
to find that geng
Roller
/ ma on Sound.
JOE COHEN nothing
Princes
wonderful attraction,
o had
lately certainly
of points
steamships
walton the Waikiki side of the
luneta undoubtedly popular
breathing spot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
OCTOBER IL
A GREATER ARMY.

the report that the Fres
dent as means among giving Hawaii large garrison wou
to 10O0oO ASKS
responsibility Under the law OF
Eeia already increase the to that size
Congress then authorized less than 59lSl and not more
than 100000 the number under arms between the
pleased according to the exgeneles OF
the time vas vested IL the President
erection fixed the total strength OF the army
number diminished by the
authority of 1906 the had strength
19 that
present approximately it ago 1t evident
thinks 100000 required ne mas
soldiers make that number
furtherleg legislation Congress is necessary.
he Republican
Presidents intentions and the desires OF the
mytfyng; for there undoubtedly
greater less sz now
be- Hitherto similar reports
have before him. Secretary Taft with desire
regular there has been nothing official
campaign, has said nothing to
Office increase IN the army
law The Republican national plat
sien regarding the o land forces
the War Department sentiment has
ervsaized late the
supports circles maintain large garsons IN
enlargement military establishment headquarters hint to
Republican party sympathy with these fresh schemes of tarm
the concerning
President RoOsevet's intentions"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
Electrifying a Farm
= NdeIbourne
. . g = - = = - - - - y y -
Melbourne Age.

The hopeful
electricity wonderful experiments
English agricultural conjunction with distinguished
an electrician as Sir oliver Lodge
interested his
satisfactory
TO understand for elefvinq farm it is necessary
electricity high voltage and
be stood end and filed
bottom would be equivalent to the
gallons of waerwh
truly still Insignificant This quite similar
with electricity high voltage whereas electricity
voltage kened to smoothly flowing which deliver
without yielding anywhere notable On the
deliver small quantities of
large quantities low voltage
costly electricity distributed the field network
OF wires carried on poles like telegraph po but provided with even better
with wheat these poles made 10 feet
high operations could be carried without
Aineran One to each sueed to the wires For market
little inches the growing
without interfering with manual work. of that workers
the electricity The high voltage
electricity generated
require special skilled attention installed by
electrical experts
The results fully by
yielded crop
electricity the yield
plant finer specimen standing inches higher
growth altogether Strawberries
ola showed an increase of 36 ner while one
In the reduced
five earlier Spring cabbages
Of
per per
in
prOvement appears
that Professor Lemsrom when oounng IN the Arctic regions for the study
of the that the
plants grow quickly
trying make artificial small uO in his greenhouse at home he smu
plants growth will
study of such hOpe impractical mOo as the should FevOu
the oldest and the conservative of human industries
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.

a the
of primarily, to
freight ply between Honolulu
Francisco freight between the
in
FOR
the
New
and freight minimum.
AM
build Lurine.
n will
he Baldwin.
The a One
of the things
to
the large the small shipper the meeting
Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
Messages From the Dead

The Nation.

published
persuaded that received from the
of
though
of
he of
by
published
Sidgwiek Dictionary speaks
passages striking beauty 1t painful
Mr. Myers
while earth with knowledge
living write;
Deathtn tored n of
Iyeanto yOuan ca not write.
f! Myers ngof of powers
he surely havep preferred that death should end
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11
Cleveland's Individually
ssx**xss.**xsss sssssssssssssss
Springfield Republican.

The talk about the pohumou article
Dental being
evidence the article
Mr.
style but he would have taken the of
Presidents
because he could have attained
The characteristic literary hemishes
emphasized exaggerated
three months of his hfe this be deemed
had the opportunity observe the
knew whom he preferred for President
the literary point of view there
unreved form On the other
having the article charge tampng
was to be oided at all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-11


there Hawaiian
keep pig vegetables
he the land little tmef now
than have wait until Democratic Senate House President
MeCandess them with
ton which Kathleen note
may years
Link thousand the Island of Oahu All pretty
land could divide
OF fruit and vegetable land some Of land well adapted to pigs and
divided homestead natives
Ed , he soo 9TH ta Of i dad P a be Aye
surveys
could house build better after he had acquired
Everything would be easy for him.
have the United Territorial Hawai
nonvOtng opened
the Oklahoma he did the people living
nation
through The white angabe the would ounumber
and settling down. would naturally OutvOte them local politics
would be bad for the Hawaians
perhaps of reflection
the win making
just wait get
give you something says
liz he really svmpatized with the poor applicant would saw wen
of something
The that whether Link kind phanthropi
whether he something himself putting
with promises about what somebody else he feels like the
thing voters subject
him he will
right That would be much better
y . y y
My friend Joe political
the other day. and retired much convinced that Harry
Holt against the real thing The good however that
is telling himself.
themselves in spirit
joking managed
copying the Republicans
the Deacon
tell me he said Trent wa difference YOU can find be-
well perhaps you
illustrate campaign instance
principle and the Republicans on
y
What has become the Every
think that charge
verified facts and forwarded by the Governor would bring results
But week after week has Kepka unsturbed
have time for nothing ee' Are the Argus the Department
of Justice fixed Maryland pot What Kepoi
clear by ehoring nest that
about what doing than Advertiser alliance
gentleman in Years and as for i b + - - hb itd b
desperate candidate,
There g surersons
the astrological carvoynt
columns ies especially
u over the PunehbO ghost The that out little else
talked Of and though gped
did not meet single white who made fun the affair Every
and was perfectly to see under the veneer of our civil
zaton latent that there
han are deam of philosophy After that there small
% the weird Des OF the Hawaiian The man whose linen was purple
and
the town will authority
Scriptures There plenty dembOded spirits Holy Writ their
i'm the mythology of all nations.
~ -
tricks on their readers The
Fleet Coming and Due MdayAnwer Inquiry
nothing the whereabouts
between the West Virginia nothing
dlcate
Honolulu October and should
Monday of
mystery left it The
considerable setting
detail match the in
1.-The feet left
tuesday There
Admiral's
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

or would YOU take house of safety
God knows. would give my life for YOU the
the chaise.
Such then the beginning of that pretty flight
an escapade Of which the would make much in the
days shall presently discover. And Yet,
know. a boy girl affair;
much a hoyden comedy playing among the
wheat sheaves innocently for example Sin
the pastorals beloved of the Kings theater
KITTY he'd from Brighton because she believed 1t
infamy stay longer there-the young soldier
accompanied her because she asked him TO and for
other under Gods sky.
Ii is that Master Willoughbys heart beat quick
that the blood throbbed in his veins and that i'm
pulse of his young manhood quickened when he
found himself side by side with Kitty in the chaise but
this was natural sequence enough
How he had loved the child how often in his dreams
had he pictured her the day discovered her
eyes half closed, upon white pillow. golden
threads of her pretty hair tousled upon white
forehead her breath faint who sleeps chid's
sleep: the little hands clasped her lapitty
the nomad Kitty fleeing from riches cot
by side a his divinity
None the less. young Willoughby would nav
off his right hand than have betrayed a
word of the truth at such hour. Indeed, find
that he labored for her comfort a that m
the world could have bettered; rousing
her coming urging the post boys dispatch; asking
her every how she did-and expressing
by other act than that of the his
could not conceal And thus, he brought
St James-and there he left a a hostelry
until leave could be obtained he might conduct
20 NARROW TO her kinswomans house.
OF this second stage of the journey shall have
but little II had happier day Ensign
willoughby, perhaps. had he chosen another for
escort-for what happen but that when they ap-
preached the village OF Slough. whence Windsor is
clearly to be dscerned the lad suddenly recolected Sir
Richards presence the castle and made mention of
The king, they say. very pleased with him.
Kitty, he remarked, in a generous impulse to be
restrained
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

she said looking angiy at her tress of hair then at
Rose, 1T is not nearly pretty yours. You know
ii isn't All simply over hair your color
| hate hair just hate it,"
Lucy" said her mother again, in the startled
but admonitory
Lucy made impatient face at her: She threw
back the of hair ! hate it, said she.
Rose began feel awkward. She noticed Mrs
Ayres anxious OF her daughter and she thought
with disgust that Lucy Ayres sweet girl
seemed. However. She felt an of
white wrapper seemed alike awry with nervous suf
fering, which the other girl dimy understood al
though it the understanding of normal character
with regard to abnormal
Rose resolved to change the subject.
4 did enjoy your singing so much this morning. she
Thank you.' replied Lucy but look of alarm in
stead of pleasure appeared upon her which
astonished the mothers likewise.
J feS so sorry for that Miss Hart because I
cannot think for moment that she guilty of what
anything about her singing. But 1 Will say this
much. did enjoy yours
Thank YOU" said Lucy again. look o mortal
deepened being aggressively nervous she
looked the of a collapse Mrs Ayres rose.
Lue4's closet with bottle of
wine and glass. Here. she said, she poured
the red liquor. had better drink this, You
know Dr. Wallace said drink
all tired with singing this
Lucy seized the glass and drank the wine ca gerly
IT must be a nervous strain" said Rose, stand
there before such crowded audience there was
this morning sing"
Yes. it agreed Mrs. Ayres in 4 harsh voice
and especially when anybody isn't used Lucys
at all strong she 20 out quite late at
rehearsal last night.
Il hope it won't be her." said Rose
but il is such delight to listen TO her after
oh am tired and sick of hearing Miss Harts
name cried Lucy unpeasantly.
Lucy" Ayres
Well. am" said Lucy defanty. 1T has been
nothing but Miss Hart Miss Hart from morning until
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Continued From Preceding Page
nnnrobs ble-but OF that he did whisper syllable
10 old Mrs DuicTnore-
I don't believe a 0 Mrs. DulcimoreF he
said laughing; Kitty has just gone away in huf
and for you knew is back in the house again by
this time She's clever to give cause for
real ANXIETY Take my advice and send
70 her bedroo-as like not you'll find her there all
the time"
p -Tbe very thing said m Anthony-but FIVE
minutes ago. She'll upstairs all the time. said
and what must the ijot be doing but setting off for
Shorehsm after her Oh sorrow the day that was
comes home and I'll know his reasons-ay, Mr. Viii
louglby with Justice.
NVilioughby laughed IN his sleeve this-aud. hay
ing drunk glass OF wine and moutful of food
hc returned TO the chaise in which he had travelled
down from there. with his foot upon
the step face face with Kitty, as we have
told instantly put in possession OF her story
Cousin willoughby-oh. can it be Cousin VIII
Iougllby2r
Now, Mistress Kitty. could be other2 What
You are in troubIe-crying-oh. Kitty, kitty
r met my lord upon the cliff, and he insulted me
cannot return his house. Cousin Willoughby-
simple people know better Cousin-I must go
avay--I leave this pIace-wiH you take me,
cousin"
But Kitty think what will they"
4 care though ali the country cries upon me- Is
il not enough have been in this mans house for
weeks together Cousin wiiloughby, going
kinsWonlan NARROW. II YOU viii not help me TO get
there will walk whole vsy-and I have not a
cousin"
He stared al her smszed. pulse beat furously
his tongue the roof OF his mouth because OF
the excitement Of his thoughts
I would not do-and II your mind is really upon
E-"
oh cousin cousin" cries Kitty. If ] your
sister would leave me here for men 70 scorn me
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SYNOPSIS

Henry whitman and wife. Sylvia. middle aged
couple. hard working. living in the New Eng
village WestIand. unexpectedly into
SyIyfass cousin. Abraham White
Abrahama's VIII of her sisters child Hose
Fletcher. orphan, living with rich people In Nc"
property consists of big house, standing
on so ground, and annual income OF ssvV
before funeral Sylvia catches tho
daughter Flora Bsrnes. sDippiDg a thin
She had been robbinE he fin order TO
a black silk dress for herself
introduced Horace Alien a schooi
had boarded with the Whitmans In tber
ayS poverty with them In their pros
f,erf.. AIbion Bennett who Presides at tue htue
village delcs the drinks that cbcer
auds
Eucinds Hart. timtd woman, keeps me
therein object OF surpicion
a. beauty. despite her advanced years
Sh~ d Schoo IN East WestlsDd One morn
St,-pe-ed poisoned candy and is
arrested. together with Hannah Simmons who Ia svP-
pdsed heF Vow. Miss Farrell IL turns
atrf WAS nc took of Rose Fletcher
Ing secretly entire fortune her, hut
Il, er to York people. Consequently
il summoned the fUnersl On her
n-r ~ captures rhe Whitman family. though they
COX and misEivipE her city clothes
and city manners against Lucinda Hart and
departure Europe with whom she had
been living decides remain with the
WhifmanS. makes friends with morbid hysteri-
cal girl named Iuc. Ircidentstly. Horace and
hear fond Of making candy and un-
in the minds of both the more 40
ihat Henr. observes there il something greatly
troubling his wife.