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The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
items fr9m lamar News

E. L. Northcutt and Chas. Il.
Parsons Of Monon, were in ta-
mar, Yesterday and the former
relinauishea his homestead which
was filed on by the latter as an
ADDITIONAL to his claim.
N. M. Myers of Blaine, county
treasurer of Raca county in the
early days, came up Sunday to
meet his son, John, wha has been
teaching up in the mountains,
and he expected to go down
home and visit the family;
John Durstein shipped two
cars of cattle to the Denver mar
ket Monday night, himself ac=
companying the shipment.
Alonxo g. Hull of Dee, Okla
homa, has filed homestead appli-
cation for a half section of land
in Baca county in township a9,
range 4a.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
News from 9us
Correspondents
North Flats

The weather man has changed his
mind again; nice and hot now.
Roy Regnier and family took dinner
at the Sven htmostead On Monday.
Some Of pur + young folks attended
quarterly meeting at Springfield, Sum-
day.
A cattle buyer from north of SYRIA
cuse, Kansas, was in the neighborhood,
Saturday and Sunday!
W. il. and VI. "" Denney and their
cousin left for Lamar, Monday. Will
intends to go to Loyeland. His cousin
returns to her home in the East,
We understand F. c. stalnaker is
looking around trying to buy a farm in
Baca County to Come back 60 after his
sojourn in his new home in the East.
.'Baca county against tho world Zip
Boom Hhhrraa4. >,
There was Sunday School at the
Smart school house, Oct. 10th, and af-
ter Sunday School all were invited over
to Uncle John Warnock's to DISPOSE of
some very fine waterme1ons. Every
body seemed to get their fill and still
there " vas imHelonsleft.' u ''' ''
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
An Offer. of Genius
to CAPITAL

As five loaves of bread were multi
piled to twelve baskets full after feed
ing five thousand people, in like man.
ner can we multiply Power. To see
this great miracle you must have faith.
Now to show your faith in this Genius
of America, trust him with $500, and he
will make a PERPETUAL POWER PLANT
that will create power to run all ma
chinery e. g. street cars, electric lig hts
and heaters. free, so that we will not
need fuel any more.
Whoever will make an offering of
one dollar or more to this God of ma
chinery shall receive in return 1000
fold, or an everlasting share in the
new plan which will revolutionize the
present order of things.
Yours TO Power.
Prof. B. IL. Bl.ittS,
Springfield. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Stoninqton Items
S. E. Walker sold his broom corn fO'
sl66 per TN. ,-'.--s---

sl86 per tcn.
Mr.. Ellis has large force Of hands
in his broom corn field,
A. L. Walker has field of 100 acres
of wheat looking nice and green.
Farmers are still very busy in these
parts, and VIII be until the frost puts
a quietua on It all:
Wesley Walker found q stalk of milo
maize in his fathers field that measured
10 feet 2 inches: This was planted on
July LIST, WHO can beat it?
Judging by the demand for seed
wheat, there will be & larger acreage
in Baca COUNTY the coming year than
heretofofe. We viii need a steam
thresher, next year.
Sam pean. aecompanied by some
Eastern men, viewad Baca county
pFetty extensively a few days ago: Mr..
Dean is in the land bpsiness and with
his a.tp is much in EVIDENCE these days.
Mfs. A. L. Walker and SOP returned
a fey days ago from their visit to
grand Juncettien; They met Rev. Nc.
Lean ct that plase as the church Of
which he is pastor is only mile from
her fathers PLACE:
Annie Robbins, an acquaintance of
Rey: Dean of Konantz, lectured sever
al evenings, ting first of the week. in
the interest Of the W. C. T. U. She is
q fine speaker and attracted quite a
crowd,
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Konantz Items

There is quite number of fat steers
about here that arn't sold yet.
The doctor reports the Isaacs boy is
improyine nicely ana that he is able to
take nourishment.
Hockett still has a broom corn buyer
in town. The MeGill boys receiysa as
high as sle2 per ton.
Miss Annie Robbins gave a lecture
at the school house Sunday, te a large
and appreciative audience. She will
lecture next Wednesday evening on the
Temperance question.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Blaine Items

VIM. Creigh has gone t9 Kansas for
a short visit.
Alice Breslin visited at the Davis
ranch, recently.
Dan Davis and family moved up from
Kenton last week.
T. Elden Allen went to Springfield,
last week on business,
Mt. Young has gone to Missouri to
look for new location.
L. Collier is on the sick list, having
fallen and fractured rib.
John Myers and family Of salida are
visiting with M. NJ. Myers.
School began Monday at this place
with Mary Konkel as teacher.
Kate Allen and Maggie Davis visited
at Wilson Edwards, last week.
Mrs. VIM. Curtis had windmill
erected on her claim, last week.
Willie Hall went to Springfield last
week to attend the Quarterly meeting.
The new hotel at Two Buttes is near
ing completion, and a telephone line
will soon be put in.
The steam plow at two Buttes is
tearing up the sod in way that would
make one think they meant business.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Robt. Homsher went to Lamar

Robt. Homsher went to Lamar
on land business this morning.
' A. c. Brqaer went to Albu-
querque. NeW Mexico, last week
with some choice cattle belong
ing to Charles Maxwell of this
city. Lamar Sparks.
Wanted; A man teacher for
Carrie School, 4 to 6 months
term, wages $50. e
Address R. 6. COTTON,
Regnier, Colorado.
Germ Thompson sends along
the price and orders the HERALD
sent to E. v. Grove, Orienta,
Oklahoma. Thanks. in the
same spirit we acknowledge the
receipt Of a year's subscription
from n EElddridge T. Bryan of K9nantz.
We would advise our people to
leave auack doctors entirely
alone. # you ore sick, consult
your local physician. He may
not promise you as much as the
quacks, but he will at least do
you more good than they viii.
Rural New Y0arkeF.
A writer in En- 0klaho.Ra paper
speaks 9f VERY fair maize and
bropm1 sorn" around stopipgton:
If his eyes were open, he GOULD
see as fine maize, cane or broom
corp es eyer grew also speltz,
corn, oats ets. The call9ad of
wheat mentioned in this issue,
came fr9m the stonington sec
ton.
Elwert Markam has shipRed 2
CARLOAD Of his celebrated Eall0-
way Gsttle 70 the stock shoW at
Kansas City. Mr.. Markham,
who is q heavy land owner and
the leading ahstractor of Brow
ers county: has been exhibiting
his cattle at the Kansas City
show for some years and never
failed to garry off a bupeh Of
premiums.
The new Methodist minister,
Rev. John Stephen, arrived in
Springfield last Saturday evening
and has assumed charge Of the
work in this County for the en-
suing year, Rrether Stephen is
a gentleman sf pleasing address,
very congenial and energetic, and,
with the cooperatien Of the peg
Pile of the County, will be of
great henefit to all.
The Mutual Hqme Protective
Association, of Kiowa county,
held another meeting at Bads,
last MQnday. They have en-
ployed judge Yaerhees and At
torney Cowles of Bueblo, eminent
attorneys, land with a united front
expect to gain the important
points that they have been striv-
ing to reach in single handed
manner for many years:
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
OF IfnltrI Stnt.a Land nfljrr :.
Lamar. Coloy,,io, Nng. 81,

Lamar. Cooys'io, Ahg. 81, 1909.
Notice 10 hereby given iHrt Rebccca 5. Bray,
Of Springfield, Colorado, who, on March 3th
1907, mddi homestead entry No. O29l5, Hi IA
for the Southwest quarter Of See. |, Town
ship 10 south Range i7'wnst, 9th Principal Me
ridinr, has illod goticp of intention to make
final nve-yenr Ffoof. 10 establish claim IA
the land above described. before the clerk o
the district court. NJ Springfield colorado, on
the 10Th day Of October, lD09 %
ClainiaGt nhmes'as WITNESSES: W. II. Denney
W n. Dcnney. Elmer +. Alexander, anil Rov
Thompson, NIL of Springfield, Colorado.
JONI \. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

Remember that the powell Brand"
of work shirts and overalls, "Hodkin',
gloves. "Stetson" hats and the best
saddle rope in Baca county are han
died by The tamport Mercantile
Company, StopinRton, Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Onice.
Lamar Colorado. Sent %.

Lamar, Colorado Sept. 30, 1908.
Notice Is h0reby given TINT Ulysses e. l!aug-
uess, of Konmitk. Colo, who on Jany. I, .t0i
mad. homestead entry No IOss serial No. O2Is'
for the northeast hnarter Of section 5, Twp
50 S., Il. Al W. 9Th p. NJ, haI filed notic Of in
tcntion to make Final communication Proof, tC
establish claim to the land above described, i,
before the Clerk Of the District Court. at
Springfield, Colorado, on the 18Th 'lny Of Nov
ember, 1903. w
Claimant names A. witnesses: Samuel Dean.
OF Richleid, Knns., and Frank stfGdtef. Iames
Bixler, and Jacob HarinaliF, of >tonfGston. colo
John a. williams, Register.
Oct to Sent. T. w
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Commissioners
Proceedings

The following were the of,icial proceedings Of
the Bonrd Of County Comuissions,rr of i!aca
county, Colorado. held at Springfield on the lth
and 9Th days'of Oct. Nd. 1909.
Springfield, Colorado, Oct. 'Ith, 1902
The Bdard of County Commissioners met In
regular quarterly session at one O'Clock p. III.
Present, c. II. Davis, chairman, I.ncius Mead
am. W. L. Byrrs, and VIII Sturgeon, County
Clerk. "
The official bonds Of county and precinct oli-
GERS were examined md approved "a follows:
N Conner Johee County Superintendent
Elmer +. Alexander =" ''"'' Judge
Herbert +. IJonsner .' Treasurer
Herbert +. homlhcr Bubble Trustee
VIII spurgeom County Clerk
Ernest =. Mcfarland sheriff
Jesse n. Harrison surveyor
Charles +. Miliigan O. Coroner
Edward Emerson Assessor
L. Il. Gilmore, Justice of Peace, PRECINCT No.
John yokum 3
NJ. NJ. Mfyerr,
On,Ia Young q
Charles |. Collins e q
u. o. Eancc Constable .
Lee l., Knox 'n"
james A.'TAnncr q
Thp following claims were examined and al
lowe'I On the or'Iin"4y County NRese""e Fund
to-wu:
liowdry Floyd. services N Dist. Attor.
"ncy'. stenographer 10 10
Ont West Printing andStatlonsry Go. ~
+. j 1}rnund, scrvihcs ny ofiftial St9
nogrupher 80 1T" 1000
NJ GUher Zones, county Superintendent $50 Gu
Herald Pub TO c6unty Printing 100 ~
4. Emerson. county assessor 3l2 10
r.. +. McFarlahu,' 'c6hnty ,herir W 20
Will STURGEON, county clerk 81 10
H. + nolhsher, tounty trehsurer. 1877 ~
": &. Byers, County commissioner 81 w
&. II. Davis. "| II 10
Lucius Nc Adam y c. 10
TheTfoll0wgy plaiips were examined and nj
lowed bn the Contingent Fund. tB-wit;
y. Conner JoHps, postage hnd express FaH ~
H. f.. Hon,sher, postage 90
Herald Publishing Co., Stationery II 20
Will Sburge0n, postage, exprtss, supplies ~ ~
X Emerson, postage - so
The following claim was examined and allow
cd "n Poor Fund. to wit: DR.. Charles =. Mill
igan, for doctaring poor, 33s %
The following claims were examined and al-
lowed on tlie Road Find, lo-wit:
Felix Cain, work OIL Butte Greek bridge - 10
Henry Oxtnrefdrr, wnsf on Horse creek , ID
County Treinsnfrcr was ordered to refund to
j. w. Baldwin. tho tn Ses paid by him for the
year of lo9' lie having give in u schedule,
through misunderstanding of the law.
William Z. Marymee was appointed Justice Of
the Peace for Precinct MOI -
Board inspected the jnil and found II to he ip
goo', condition.
state Of CoOr,,do
County of Bnca II, WIN spurgeont coun-
ty CLERK and Recorder, In sn.d FOR tile souuty
and state sforesaid, dohereBy certify tint tho
auo"c Sin'i foregoing is , true copy OF the pro.
ceedlngs of tile Board of County commissioners
a, relate 10 the allowance Of Bills, the letting of
contracts and tho pr"ntns of rebate of taxes oy
assessments.
In witness whereof, huye hereunto rst my
hand md Seal this nth day Of October, A. D.,
1909. Will STURGEON, County Clerk.
by II. +. IIomsher. Deputy.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

1.-THE Fort Collins city council has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the
sale of cigars, confectionery and re
freshments on Sunday. And Billy Sum-
day did not do this either"
There will be test case of course,
and some lawyer will drive personal
liberty span of mules and a yoke of un-
constitutional oxen right through the
aforesaid ordinance.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Local and
Personal Mention

80 "a
Best Groceries at Denney's.
chas, Rowan was vas here yester-
dayy. day. '''
Bert sneider is working With
the surveyors. ~
Remember the tax-title meet
ing at Villas, tomorrow.
Robert Homsher took a bunch
of land Seekers i 3 5 t tS Lamar, al the II.
Goods. ('q ddg. ''
Jas. Herriq, the ] represent-
ative at Carrizo, was in town
Thursday night after supplies.
R. G. Cotton came in yester-
day. Mrs. Cotton and the child
rem returned with him him to to carggiizo aa1gi
this morning.
G. G. Patterson favored us
with subscriptions for Robert
Patterson. Kansas City. Kansas,
and John Huffman, Clyde Kahs.
Theo Nutter expects to leave
for Lamar, Saturday, with a
bunch Of steers. They were
sold to Nevis & Cross of that
PLACE,
Dr.. Walton, the dentist. was
not hare the 11th and 18th, a
numbsr Of people were insonven-
fenced, At a time when everybody
is busy:
Among the sellers Of sattle the
past week, are corbin 8 Nutter,
C. N, Gordqn and c. b. Gore.
Nevis & Cross and Everett of
Lamar were the buyers.
We call your attenti9n to the
ad of c. G. Patterson, in this is
sue of the Herald. He has a fine
horse, 15a hands high, and as
nice a meyer as we ever saw.
Go to penney's fer y9ur shoes,
extra quality, lew pFiees.
s. C. Miller was here the fore
part of this week and says he is
going to nut in a large acreage
of broom carn next season. His
daughter, Rosie, is s9en to be
married.
Revival services were held the
past week by Rey; Hazel, the
Baptist minister. Had the people
of the neighborho9d attended
these meetings better, m8re good
would haye been ACCOMPLISHED.
Bear in MIND the days and
dates, Oct. 21st and 22nd. This
is a time when Opportunity
knocks at your deor." Nete the
ad af the 1--WE Rpttes Irrigation
and Reservair Go. in this issue.
Oyeralls and Shirts at pen-
ney's, the famous "JagaRell
Brand.''
In the case of the People vs..
Vandarbur and son, the prelimi-
nary hearing was held last Fri
day, and the defendants dis
charged. Renuty district attor-
ney Merrill for the state, aranby
Hillyer for the accused.
The following pupils fram the
Grades of the Springfield school,
were neither absent nor tardy for
the month ending Oct. 9Th! Inez
Mcfarland, Ruth Hemsher, Pearl
Allen, Alice Allen, Ruby Allen,
Baxter Green, Arl Green.
In order that the interest in the
revival might not be checked by
the omission of services on Sat-
urday and Sunday evening, Rev.
Hasel preached both evenings,
Immediately proceeding the ser-
vices held by Sup't, Chase.
Commissioner Davis was at
Leavenworth, Kansas, the 18th,
having been subpoenaed as q
witness in the U. S. Dist. Court.
in case against the A. T. & S.
F. Railway for alleged damages
for stock delayed in transit.
S. R. Pray and family will be
in Lamar during the Beet Sug-
ar Campaign" Mr.. Pray having
accepted a position in the factory.
They will be missed from our
community but it is gratifying TO
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

Sea the complete line of overalls
carried by the Lamport Mercantile
Company.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Delinquent Tax List of Baea Coun'
ty, Colorado.
Trsasursr's office. Baea County,
state OF Colorado.

wila
wp interest ana
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

Thefe xii! be services at the Smart
school hPpse, Sunday, at3 o'eclock.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

Tho Lamport Mercahtile Company
have E nice line Of bed blankets. Call
and see them.
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15
Town lots in Garlic Springs

Witness my hand tsea athii o. D. 1909
witness IN! manu- HoMsIER, Treasurer
The Springfield herald., 1909-10-15

The weather man has changed his
mind again; nice and hot now.
Po,, Raup;ar and foril,, took dinner
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20

MS se s@ more than n%sSisn preceding week. The mean temperature
keakekua do Showers occurred five dates and oaed 80
inch IS more than during the previous week-R Wallace ,.,
keaakekua u-The mean temperature was GS and the rainfall
which three inch 90 less than last weeks
and 30 '''"" the sLHSo : o. T. M SsT1i
dates inch the
showcry obtained amounting
G inches ~ less than the previous weeks The temperature
Haiku u5lEht trade winds prevailed with much cloudy weather
,r, % mean %S 7Se and m rRn %n
which occurred dae6 inch SO2 inches than during
knei Gi,c ranes weather obtained
than last weeks The mean emperatg was 5aoF H. HaysedSn
previous weeks The mean temperature was 704-W searby
rainfall $50 inches than The preceding Frank
rainfall 81 less than last weeks and 20 below the Robb
kshvu rhe mesa tsmpe era was cs Light showers
Occurred s n IA 80 below the average and
G5Tn rainfall amounted to HohA Aubrey
occurred on dat ga II inches oeIo" the
an, S less nan Was last G vim which
90 inch A below the 20 than weeks
% The temperature e56',
g0r9rty cloudy and cloudy weather obtained with
waanae uGRaiuless weather deficiency
rainfall for the week The 39F
ISLAND OF KAUAI
below
kealla u6Ranoss weather continued with
Lhue u@The temperature 7OG'
ial-I.hue
koIoa uGThe temperature 72 and the rainfall "a
inch % than last weeks a below
gsss nSw% arm weather ESanSa with shower the 18th
MakaweI Gj-Raincss continued deficiency of 10 inch
rainfall. The
ISLAND OF MoLokA.
(16)The
wecks.-C c. COnradt
I6Showers
0 inches than during the preceding wekG
WM q. STockMAN.
Section Director.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20
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MISSES SUTTON WIN
CRACK TENNIS MATCH

The third round of the second an
nual tennis tournament of the Mex
leo Country Club was held April 7
before u large gathering of specta-
tors. Three of the crack players of
the United States were defeated.
Harvey McQuestion of Mexico de-
feated S. NJ. Sinsabaugh of Califor-
mia. 6-1, Ga.
II. NJ. Tobin of Mexico defeated Ev-
an Roose of Minnesota, 1-6, 6-2, Ga,
Nat Browne of California defeated
II. C. Bridges of North Carolina, 6-1,
Ga.
In the ladies' singles May Sutton
of California defeated Madge Honey
of Mexico City, 6-1, 6-1, and Flor
ence Sutton of California won from
Miss Il. Dodswell of Mexico City,
81, 6-2.
In the mixed doubles Miss May
Sutton and S. NJ. Sinsabaugh of Cal
ifornia won from Miss Madge Honey
and DR.. r. Goodman of Mexico City,
G-3, 6-2.
Miss Florence Sutton and Nat
Browne of California defeated Miss
Dodswell and Arthur Woodrow o!
Mexico City, G-2, Go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20
SPORTS
Are
Too Strong
For EVA

The Randy Kids hailing froEi the
District of Eva journeyed to Waia-
nae on Sunday, the 18th instant, TO
meet the Waianaes in the second
round of the Oahu Plantations Sugar
League.
Accompanied by 60 or more of
their people. victory they claimed
must not and would not remain with
the Waianae home team, but this
was not to be- They overlooked the
matter that the Waianaes were equal
ly able in handling the sphere as
they, and with their followers to
coach them on. victory must stay
where 1t belongs; thus the Ewas
were done up to the tune of 10 to Z.
The visitors started off in the first
two innings like being easy winners
land living up to their word, scoring
! ! runs. but the Waianaes then be-
ing aware of the trouble, pulled
themselves together and held the
Ewas to zero during the remaining
seven innings. The ending of the
sixth inning, when the score stood
all, saw the Ewas with three men
on bases and no men down; intense
excitement was then the order, but
the next two men up skied to left
field, and the remaining one failing
to connect, ended an inning of fine
ball-playing on the part of the Wal
anaes.
Mervyn Simpson pitched fine
game for the winners, and was ably
seconded by J. Meyer at the receiv-
ing end. Shortstop Lopes of the
Waianacs was the star of the day,
and can go some in handing and
connecting with the sphere.
The lineup of the teams was:
Ewas-J. Elias, 3b; Plata, 2b; j.
Vannatta (captain), RI: J. Bento
IS; G. Clark, p; J. Laing, Of; Trav'
ems, II; Girvin, 1b; Fernandes, c.
Waianaes 49, J. Lopes, IS; X. Kala
2b; J. Meyer (captain), C; A. Simp'
son, p; G. Meyer, 3b; II. Gilliland
1b; +. Lopes, CT; J. Mundon, IF; X
Nishi, II.
| Umpire-Barney Joy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20
BEWARE OF FRAUDSl
Dufiy's Pure Malt WhIskey

is sold in sealed bottles only-never in bulk.
A fac-simile Of the genuine bottle is printed
here so that you may easily recognize il. 1t is
our own patented Battle-Ground, amber colored
and with the name ''DuHy Malt Whiskey
Company blown in the glass. The trade
mark-the Old Chemists Heads on the label,
and over the cork there is an engraved paper
seal Be certain this seal is no. broken.
1t is the only whiskey recognized by doctors
everywhere as family medicine. At all drug
gists. grocers, dealers, or direct,
Write Consulting Physician. Duffy Malt
Whiskey Co. Rochester, N. Y, U. s. A.,
for free illustrated medical booklet and
free advice
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20
Beware of limitations.
MEsNM Cheap Substitutes and
k|ksN\A "Just As Good As"

pulous dealers, mindful only Of profit and caring
or the health Of their patrons, arc offering for
,rade, impure whiskey, which they tell you is as
Dufys."
1t is cheap connection and fraud, intended
to deceive the people. OF course, when a
remedy has been before the public so long, has
been prescribed and used by the best doctors
and in all the prominent hospitals, and has
carried the blessing of health into so many
thousands Of homes as DuHy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has, limitations are bound to arise.
Bur thy can imifaH the bonLf and label onS-no
one can inifan the oonfesG. . ..'3 &C.,.
DuHy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an absolutely
pure dstillation Of matted graini great care
being used to have every kernel thoroughly
matted, thus Destroying the germ and producing
predigested liquid food in the form Of a malt
essence, which is the most effective tonic slim
ulant and invgorator known to science; softened
by warmth and moisture, its palatability and
freedom from injurious substances render il so
that It can be retained by the most sensitive
stomach. y. .. 80 &C."
Any firm that will sell imitation or substitution
goods will sell impure goods. The firm that is
dishonest in one thing would not hesitate to be
dishonest in another. Whenever you see imita-
ton and substitution goods offered for sale by a
firm, beware Of anything and everything put up
by that firm. You endanger your own life and
the lives Of your family and friends by dealing
with them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-20

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