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New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

the most complete line of motor cars in its
history at the coming Grand Central Pal
ace show. A polished chassis Of the new
model four-cylinder REQ, a four-cyIinder
touring car. fouT-cylnder roadster, a
four-cylinder limousine. a twe-cylinder
touring car and baby l0-horsepower REQ
runabout will be on show.
r r. White. general manager Of the
Baker Motor Vehicle Company, says that
the talk of the new shaft drive models
being an experiment is absurd. We GER
tainly could not afford 20 adopt this new
type Of bevel gear shaft drive he added.
unless we had positively proved 70 our
entire satisfaction that it was better than
the chain drive"
James W Gibson. sales manager of the
Mitchell Motor Car Company, has sent
word from Racine. Wis that the fire
which destroyed the plant there on Sunday
last will in no way interfere with the out
put for 1910 He said:
we have more than sufficient bodies on
hand at present 20 meet immediate de-
mands. and have made arrangements by
which will continue 10 receive them in
such quantities as we desire There will
be no delay and deliveries of cars will be
made according 20 contract and schedule"
The stir base quick detachable cIinehers
are recommended by the Firestone Com
pany. and they remain, according 10 the
concern. safely in place on the rim. whether
the tire he inflated or not. The Firestone
rim is absolutely safe without having To
use stsybolts Tor lugs). which have been
the one backward feature common TO the
an interesting display at the Grand Central
Palace show.
The Apperson Brothers Automobile Com
pany VIII exhibit at the Madison Square
Garden show and the one 10 be held at the
Coliseum i'm Chicago. The concern an
nounces that none of the models produced
in 1909 will be shown. The models to be
on exhibition include a four-cylinder, five
passenger touring car. a four-cylinder,
seven-pa ssenger touring car. a seven-pas-
ssnger touring car of 50 horsepower. with
wheel base OF I2s inches. a baby tonneau
and a siX-cyiinder car.
Now that burglars are making a bold
attempt 20 win some OF the valuable tro-
phies that are on exhibition In some of
the salesrooms on Automobile Row. ". G.
pany, has found II necessary 10 engage an
extra watchman TO guard his place. The
display al his salesrOom Was increased last
week by two gold and one bronze medal
and three silver cups.
The gold medals were won by Tom Kin
caid. I'm National car. al the recent Edge
Waterfront Lee hill climb and the bronze
one by the little Empire Twenty" The
cups were awarded for three victories by
the National car in the Ossining hill climb
In the last year J. D. Maxwell. designer
OF the Maxwell cars has tested various
brake lining materials, and he now asserts
that cactus fibre is not only the equal Of
asbestos. but possesses a number OF quail
tiles which make II highly desirable In
recent experiments a Maxwell touring car
was brought 10 a fun stop within seventy
FIVE feet when the brakes were applied
with full force.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
mIDDIEs MAY PLAY CHICAGO.

Annapolis. Dec. is.-The football eleven
OF the Naval Academy VIII. II Is reported.
take on the University OF Chicago for a
mldseason game next fan.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CORNELL TOO MUCH FOR HOBART

Ithaca. n. Y, Dee. N-Cornell defeated
Hobart tonight at basketball by the score
OF 80 TO IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
summary and lineup follow:

Goals from held--White t3,, Goldberg 90
leslie (5) Rossnson e.. Henley. Points aWerded
on feuls-Commerce, "A. Eastern District. -
Tleferse--W eisenhofer. +. = A. J.. Umpire
Wykel. r. 5. \. l. Time Of halves-Fifteen
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
NAVY BASKETBALL TEAM WINS.

Annapolis. Dec. is.-The Naval Academy
five to-day defeated the team OF Loyola
College. Of Baltimore. by score of Ss
90 10
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
TIGERS BOW TO PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Dec. is.--The University Of
Pennsylvania basketball team defeated
Princeton here tonight in a fast game by
| a score of SO 10 Is.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

Owing "a its many engagements for the
winter season, the City of London Chess
club has been Obliged to decline the propo-
sition made for a portion OF the champion
ship match between DR. Lasker and Carl
Sch!echter TO be played 81 its rooms. The
games therefore are likely 10 be confined
TO Vienna and Berlin and some other chess
centre in Germany
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

Brown University win be represented in
the annual tournament OF the Triangular
College Chess League by W. j. Enmons
and +, IL Guild. Cornell viii be led by
Louis Tciins and Pennsylvania by y. T.
Whitaker. This contest IS scheduled for
December 2i. .s. 20 and so.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19


mold. Copthorne, McKinny Herman a.. Read.
Haddow Blythe, shore 90 Goals from fouls
Milltken ~. Shore - Referee-Mr. Weymouth
OF Yale. SubstitutiOns -McKiRny for MiHiken
Jones for Sures Macrsggart for Copthorne.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

Former college chess players did well
against F T. Marshall in the first stimuli
taneous exhibition given by him at the
rooms II the Brooklyn Chess club since
his return from the West. Roy T. Black.
formerly Cornell champion. won MS game,
and z r. Perry, formerly Of Harvard. and
:. r. Chittenden, Yale. '6s. drew their
games
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
CORRECTED FIGURES OF FOOT
BALL FATALITIES.

Tersi desshs attributed 20 game 2s
Not due 70 football ..-.-.....-..-....s &
Result of iHiury in previous seasons 6
Due % injury N unorgsnized games
CeIlege plssers killed ..--.-........ 2
school plsvsrs killed ..--.... q
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
The lineup and summary follow:

Goals from held-Friediand. :; Jacobson. 1;
Lord >; Dowiing. 4. Hoops. I; Planeroth. .;
johnson $: Smonson. / Goals awarded
fouls-Stuyvesant. Is: NeWtown, i3. Referee
Harper y. = A l.. UmpiTe-Smith. +. :. \. l..
Time OF halves-l5 minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

The death Is reported at Ashmont. Mass,
Of Henry Nathan Stone. the oldest Harvard
gra1uate cf the class of i3. and In his time
one OF the leading American chess experts.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

March IL and l. have been selected by
the Brooklyn Chess Club as the dates for
the next Anglo American cable match for
the Newnes trophy. The following cable
match committee has been appointed =
r. Chittenden. chairman; :. IT Cragg. L.
]. Wolf. W UnderhiIl and r n. Ritter.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
The summary and lineup follows

lIIt bNIIIIIdIJ dUu ITHt-uV IUIIUWE.
BOYS High t36). Position. Far Roekaway 90.
Ferguson ........ Left Forward 3D.. t5amson
Cirabe. Right forward McCIinhis
Rae Centre -.--.-..-.-..-. ReIue
Thompson .....- Left guard McISesna
Bisson Right guard Caldwell
Goals from neld--Kubie 81 Castine Caldwell.
Ferguson f2}, GrabO %. Bissen %. Points
awarded on fouls--Far Rockaway ~: BOYS
High school, - Referee-Fish. p : A. L.
Umpire-Elert. T. < A. L. Time Of halves
Ffteen minutes. Substitutions-Kubie for Ne
Ginuis; Castine for Reune
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-. rcditnr az - rrihnne

To the sporting Edi,or OF ne AidiIss Ds.he hos
,stsf hut they knew nothing OF the acci-
dent lie was injured in game between
Guthrie Centre and Penoya uowaJ high
schools I think he was member OF the
Guthrie Centre High School.
know nothing OF the cire1msssa aI fss, noes; g.,
,.1eo as T. usually the case that these
emaiI towns have TO coach, no training,
as We understand the term, ana were PROD
aSlv made up OF all sizes and ages Des
Sgc1nes schools in fifteen years have had
~, serious accidents in football.
Il ana suggesting less penalty TOT IN,
,L,,aieted forward pass and ten instead
~ Twenty-Five yards for play or for KICK
al'ei MAURICE RICKER,
Principal, West Htgh Schooi.
mes Moires, Iowa, Dec 10. E~.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

The gold medals we're won by Tom Kin
caid. I'm National car. at the recent Edge
Waterfront Lee hill climb and the bronze
one by the little Empire Twenty" The
cups were awarded for three victories by
the National car in the Ossining hill climb
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS.
NeIcs and Notes Picked Up
Along the ROzC.

The r. NJ. Owen Company will exhibit
the most complete line of motor cars in its
history at the coming Grand Central Pal
ace show. A polished chassis Of the new
model four-cylinder REQ, a four-cyIinder
touring car. a foUT-cyhnder roadster, a
fOur-cylinder limousine. twe-cyIinder
touring car and baby l0-horsepower REQ
runabout will be on show.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

To the Sporting Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. Mr MillngtOp was playing tackle
and was defending play against his posi-
.ion wren be received an unntentional
ltjck in the abdomen. crushing his liver and
irt@stines WILLIAM +. CATE,
Principal, High School.
rann Dec. 4
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-28
LA MUERTf DEL SANADOR.

I'm breve despacho de Hastings,
Nebraska, anuncia la muerte de
Francis Schlatter, ell sanadOr, Gu.
yo nombre tuvo tanta resonan.
cia hace algunos amos en- Nuevo
Mexico y en- otras parties. Han
trascurrido como doce amos des.
de que visito el Territorio, y muy
pocos sabian que viva todavia
hasta que Sc recibio la noticia de
su fallecimiento. Este Schlatter
era en- aquel tempo un hombre
sencillo y POGO instruido, de me.
nos de cincuenta amos de edad,
quien de repente Sc hizo famoso
4 causa de curaciones miIagro.
sas que sc lie atribuian 0que real.
mente hizo. De la primera de es.
tas curaciones Sc le arraig0 la
idea de que era hombre dotado
por bios al don de hacer mila
gros y de sanar toda clase de en-.
fermedades con la imposition de
manos y por la oraci6n. La f6
que muchos tuvieron en- q no tu-
vo limites y gran n1mero de per.
sonas emprendian largos ,iujes
con obieto de verIe Y pedir su
auzilio. Algunos reclamaban ha.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-28

Der sido sanados por 6l; otros
cifrahan su creencia en- la eiica.
Ella de sus poderes por el hecho
de algunas curas que le atribu.
ian. Pero no hay huda que
Schlatter creia de buena fe en- sus
facultades Y que no era unimpos.
tor vulgar Que engahase ala gem
te por inter6s 0porvanidad, pues
desde ell principle hasta ell fin su
desinteres y desprendimiento fue.
ron demostrados fuera de toda
duda. Nj pedia nj aceptaba da.
diyas de ningnn g6nero, annque
lie hubiera sido facil haber reuni.
do mucho dinero de manos de
aqnellos queSvoluntariamente le
ofrecian cuando iban & solicitar
su ayuda. La prueba de su de
sinteres sc halla tambien Ell que
murio en- suma pobreza y dei6
nj 10 sudciente para sufragar los
gastos de su entierro.
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los oieiales que no nos agraden.
Asi mismo indic6 el peligro Que
exlste de que cuand0 Sc vaya 4
hacer una constitution para Nue.
vo Mexico eada uno de los teoris.
tas y doctrinarios que pretenden
lmponer sus ideas, quiera sobre.
cargar dicha constitution con
provisiones impropias { innece.
sarias que tengan por mira la
protection de intereses particu.
lares. Dijo que una constitution
debe ser una ley fundamento uue
slrva para todo el tempo, V no
un documento eiimero Y tempo.
raj que este sujeto 4 cambios in.
necesarios y periudiciales que 10
despojen de su estabiidad V uti-
lidad y 10 conviertan en- iuguete
de los asplrantes Y ambiciosos.
Parecia que tenia en- su mente
una idea expllcita de 10 que suce.
deria en- Nuevo Mexico en- ell caso
de que ciertos elementos tuvieran
lngerencla predominante en- la
redacci6n de una constitution de
estado, y por tai motive sus pre-.
venclones Y consejos merecen
etenci0n y debe tenerse de elIos
recuerdo duradero.
FL Presidente Taft siempre ha
tenido fama de hombre de genio
afable y benevolento, y su fama
en- ese particularmente fu6 contr.
nada y demostrada por sus pa.
labras y conducta durante su
breve estancia EN- Nuevo Mexico.
Para todos tuvo una buena pa.
labra en- los admirables discur.
SOS que pronuncio, tan repletos
de sabiduria y de critica sagaz Y
tan llenos de las expresiones. bon.
dadosas que naturalmente bro.
tan de un coraz6u sano Y bien
dispuesto. Las declaraciones en-
reierencia q los ciudadanos de
raza hispano.americana fueron
tan halagiienas y tan sinceras
que todos lie debemos por elias la
mas grande medida de afectuoso
ugradecimiento. Sus promesas
respecto al estado para Nuevo
Mexico son tanto mas valiosas
cuanto no cupo en- elias el mas
mfnimo resabio de exageraci6n
" nos delaron convencidos de que
hnra efectivamente cuanto pue.
da en- favor nuestro hasta donde
alcance su poder y autoridad.
Con dellcadeza suma nos mani.
fest6 que algunos ALA en- Wash.
ington estaban opuestos q los
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-28
IA VISTA OIL PRtSlDtNTf TAFT.


FL breve viaje que hizo el Pre-.
sidente William IL. Taft dentro
de los confines de Nueyo Mexico
ha deiado memorials gratas Y
placenteras a todos aquellos que
tuvieron el placer de escucharsu sus
palabras 8 que han tenido como
clmiento de elias. Con este que.
dan todos desengahados v con
vencidos De queel Presideute Taft
no solawente eS un hombre gran
de y tie coraz6n magnanimo, sino
/ un estadiSta v magistrate cuyas
IDEAS liberales Y equitativas no
dan cablda en su pecho 4 min
gun sentimlento mezQuino de
preocupaci6n Y antipatia, Y que
por tai raz6n es digno de ocupar
un puestO que enaltecieron un
George Washington Y un Abra.
ham Lincoln. Los discursos que
pronunci6 en- Albuquerque Y en-
otros puntos de Nuevo Mexico
ponen en- eyidencia al hombre de
iuicio claro y recto que sabe es-
.cudrihar y comprender la situa.
.ci6n de un pals y apreciar las di-
iicultades que sc tienen que ven.
Ger para elevarlo a un grado mas
alto de soberauia. En- sus EXPIRE.
stones hizo iusticia plena q los
reclamos de Nuevo Mexico para
ser estado, pero al mismo ITEM
po manifesto que su derecho &
tai distinction estaba suieto a las
callticaciones que tuviera para
soportar las responsibilities Y
cargas que de tai cambio resul.
taran. No Sc ocult0 q su sagaci.
dad Y perspicacia que 81 bien es
verdad que Nuevo Mexico posee
grandes recursos y riquezas, no
por ESQ Sc puede negar que una
gran proportion de su suelo es
un desierto improductivo cuya
aridez no da mucha esperanza de
fertilization prospective.
Los conseios que dio sobre el
asunto del estado son los de un
hombre que estd muy experiment.
tado Ell las dihcultades Y obst6.
cnlos que regularmente ofrece
una situaci0n semejante 4 la
nuestra. Pinto 4 10 viyo el des
contento cronico de los aspiran
tes que no tienen empleo contra
aquellos que 10 tienen, y dijo que
bajo un gobierno de estado no
hnbra medic de apelar a Wash
ington en- son de quela contra
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hlspano-americanos porque ha-
blaban espahol, v al mismo item
po nos di0 4 ensender que sus ia.
cultades en- el asunto de la ADM.
slon de Nuevo Mexico como esta.
do Sc limitaban q hacer recomen-
daciones al Congreso en- su men,
safe y q poner su veto. Quepro.
meta hacer tales recomendacio-
nes y tambien 4 no ponersu veto
a ninguna medida que tuviera
por ubjto tai admission. diciendo
al mlsmo tempo que emplearia
toda su Influenza para que Sc
realizaran nuestra pretensiones.
El Presidente sin duda antici.
pa que habra diiicultades para
conseguir que el Congreso aprue-
be un acta de habiitaci6n para
Nuevo Mexico, y al paso que diio
que haria cuanto estuviera en- sn
mano para allanarlas, manites-
to que no era cosa tau fici como
Sc pensaba Y que era netesario
tener paciencla Y Obrar pruden.
temente para lograr nuestros Il.
nes. Nos pinto la situaci6n con
tanta claridad Y llaneza que no
dela campo & ilusiones v & es
peranzas infundadas, hacienda
yer que la manera mejor de con.
seguir ell estado es probar con
nuestros actos que 10 merecemos
y que estamos calitieados para
recibirlo. Las expresiones del
Presidente Taft durante su visi-
Ia q Nuevo Mexico nos han deia.
do eonvencidos de que tenenos
Ell q un amigo verdadero Y uno
que hara cuanto dice v cuanto
promote en nuestro favor. De
ellos podemos sacar la conse.
cuencla de que nuestros pros
pectos de estado son bastante
satlsfactorios porque tenemos dc
parte Uuestra la ayuda de la ad-
ministraci0n naeional. Al mis-
mo tempo es nuestro deber tra-
halar para desvanecer la opo-
sicion que todayia pueda haber
en- el Congreso en- contra de La
admission de Nuevo Mexico de.
mostrando que somos eompeten.
tes para asumir las responsabih-
dades Y deberes del estado. Y por
ahora direnos al Presidente:
Gracias, ilustre estadista,
Por eXpresiones tan finas
Y advertencias peregrinas
Cue emites 4 nuestra vista;
De nuestro afecto conquiata
Has hecho en- esta OCCASION,
Y ell respeto y devotion
Que mereee tu bondad
Es tribute de amistad
ferviente admiration.
Has infundid0 confianza
AL pueblo del Territorio.
Creyendolo meritorio
De aprobaeion y alabanza;
Diste aliento y esperanza
A los que tn VOC oyeron
Y que al momento supieron
Que amigo tan poderoso
Les mostraba aprecio honFoso
Cual nunca antes obtuvieron.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1909-10-28

Para una accion suave de los
intestinos, una dosis senciIla de
las Reguladoras de Doan es su
firiente. III trato cura cualquier
constipation hahitual. 25c. la
GAIA. Prpgunte & sus boticarios.
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Continued on rage Five)
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reasons for the big profit at Onomea,
the principal one, however, being that
the crop has exceeded the estimate by
about 1000 tons, or an extra profit OF
from $125,OOO to $4,000. This tho
roughly explains the sudden advance
of this stock few days ago.
Another interesting item on Change
this morning wa sthe announcement
that Hawaiian Agricultural would in
crease its dividend from one to two
per cent a month, this to be kept up
the rest of the year. Even after pay
ing out this large amount in profits,
this plantation will have surplus OF
about $15O,OOO at the first of the COM
ing year The outlook for Hawaiian
Agricultural was never better. For
the stock S2O5 was bid this morning
but holders demanded S24O.
Waialua held its own today, al
though there was no trading. The
bidding was at $115.75, holders ask
ing SIG. The stock is regarded as
strong at the latter figure.
On the boards five shares of Eva
sold at S3O.25. Bidding was at $50,
the stock being held at S3O.5
A bond sale made between was ST.
900 Refinery at SOL.
On the boards ten shares Oahu found
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16
THE TRAGEDY OF HARTMAN.

There is something tragic the death of Hartman when
lie appeared be achieving the greatest railroad combination
Planned and when he had the biggest railroad
earth He represented type that probably disappear from
the telephone service Aren said dispatch
before his DEATH adding explanation that when he decided make
the place his home Hartman bought only the home wanted
himself but the surrounding farms we'll leaving the former
him the
DOM he made the press the full which
arrived here:
81 pursuing the laid before
advised by the physicians intended taking as
my responsibilities would permit.
My treatment abroad reduced my strength and vitality
weakened digestion The expert physicians in Mu
mich advised me to have examination by surgeons a
of precaution.
This has been done very carefully by Brewer and Grille
in conjunction with DR.. Walter James Dr. Lyle The
whole result that they find nothing serious
Ihey renew the advice previously obtained that
have rest and not many people time This try
ing to do This the whole
Later on if the representatives of the press desire and
there is any purpose to be accomplished will them up
here
home be withdrawn not much of my family
myself but that the coming and going may not
be interfered with
appreciate the interest welfare bv the press
and by friends in all sections perhaps some others If
there should be anything serious will let the press
know.
"As have deceived them ask that the press now
withdraw its representatives and rely upon me-
This OF papab addressed Wall street It was Wall
street. to the end with Hartman In few days relapse and
died victim overwo 1t poor for his devotion from
the of to stocks and bonds and railroad building And incident
ally advertisement for that German beer treatment
arman more likely live in history those whom Roose-
@ called an undesirable citizen than any other way and the system
I've sought TO create II 1t finally created by successor will be
made only to be demolished people realize what #
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THE HAWAII POSTER.

Harry NJ Mist's design of a poster
for the 1910 Floral Parade has ar
rived from Desden and is on exhibition
at the rooms of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee. Opinions in regard to it
seem to be extreme-that is to say,
the poster is either a superior work
of art or or an almost unintelligible
assemblage of colors, according as the
student looks at it. Anyway, the view
is of a Hawaiian girl astride of white
horse, wearing MALE streamer and
carrying a banner upon which is the
Continued ou wage F'ive.)
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buyer at $32 Demand is not great
for the stock at that figure, although
holders are firm.
TWO small blocks of and 5 shares
Hawaiian Commercial sold at S33 625.
Later, bidding was at S33 rs, holders
asking $34. ~
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lick the rest of the year. Even after
four months of such enormous divi-
dends have been paid, the plantation
VIII have a surplus with which to be-
gin the new year. There are several
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16
GENERAL HOLIDAY.

Saturday will be observed generally
as a holiday in Honolulu. All Gov
eminent offices, the banks and larger
byI,tness houses MI remain closed
all day.
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BY L. D. TlMMoNs

The feature in stock circles today
was an announcement that Onomea
would increase its dividend to four
per cent a month, beginning with the
next dividend period, and keep up the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16
THE CONDITION CONFRONTING HAWAII.

One of Cevands phrases might well be applied
10 our steamship We have consider conditions not
theory theory retaining all the present protection to American
shining finds plenty support quite evidently American ship
ping unubsdized will respond whether it or not lhe OFT
quoted Manager Swern and Others that the Pac
Mail boats are and have been for do not appeal to
intelligent The great railroad system of which it is part has
not make people ready believe that would
sentimental patriotic reasons VI
course steamship records might well show loss considered alone
but tributary continental railroad system they probably were
found worth while probably still So they will probably keep
running The other lines operating here are 9nqueson
ably making profits the matters of both passengers and freight
the steamers loaded the limit Perhaps
the coaswse laws might bring about competition that
would make up and try handle the business II it were
provided that protection back
allie in other words that the President might restore
tile coastw regulations his discretion Wouldn't that be about
same principle and minimum tariff proposition?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16

nation annexed the Hawaiian Islands announced policy Of
hmercanzg them and then proceeded enforce laws preventing
Americans from getting to them.
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Victoria keeps up wonderful record pipe dream
Nothing been like Victoria except Mole St Nicholas the
Spanish the Shanghai liar of the Boxer days News of all
parts originates The cable of this morning
100000 Russians being massed Siberia plausible enough
hdt does seem strange didn't leak somewhere bit
nearer 70 the hundred thousand
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-16

economy
automobiles in reliability trials if it is not the most
efficient strongest automobile made?