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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-07

"Do you ever lose that umbrella of
yours?'' asked the maiden. "No. [
don IT," replied the man, sternly; "the
person who takes that umbrella will
have to take me.'' $50 / understand
that to be a proposal of marriage or a
threat ?''-Yonkers Statesman.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

We are RECALLING in the halcyonian
dreams Of the street railway again,
thanks to the Mr.. Anderson who
applied for and obtained . franchise
from the city council last fall and
which he let die by not meeting the
fsahftgheh e 81 the' fra chise in dep0s-
ifihg aceftaiassura to the credit cfths
city within limit Of sixty days. ID
must have Better prospects, in i456
sthis-tinla khnaahslAadaz before aud w
hope he has.
We know not whe "a Sahind this
gentleman but it really sesdfs 4bopt
time for the. cQuAcil tc ecchhtier this
matter befols y sssiri~ putE is velus<
BILE time and labor On the questio4 as
they did before. There gan nafdiy b
reason why the 5osnSa sheaId bsckle
down at work and hue out franfhise
every time some promoteE ceIhes dong
with iShSlhass = 49, sa
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

The Berkeley County Educational
Association will meet at the High
school huildingIn this city next Sat
urday, April 3.
Mr.. B., 3. Cross, Of Inwood, will: read
the first paper in the morning. and
Miss Bessie X. Etchbcrgsr, = LEADING
county teacher, will read the second
one. Each paper will be followed by
discussion
In the afternoon Mr.. O. M. Fogls
principal Of schools at Brunswick, Nd
will talk to the teachers about manual
training a. 1t IL done In Maryland
schools.
The second speaker Of the afternoon
will he Or. w. Hutchinson OF ::Dickin.
sen college, Carlisle, Pa. His address
will dwell upon the Development Of The
teacher and will interest teachers ano
all other persons who want 10 grow
mentally or spiritually.
everyone interested IL invited to 1T
tend this meeting. The morning session
nnst begin at 10 O'Clock, and the after
noon session 1t l.45. Visiting teach
ers will oblige the program coonittss
BY being on time.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

The conference Of the M. E. church
South, held last week in Baitimsrt
came to an end on Tuesday. The mat
ter Of most importance 70 the church
here was its transfer from the Win
chester district to Moorcfield district
The transfer was made against TIM
wishes OF this church but the BishoI
saw fit to make the change.
Rev. w. f. Locke, who has beer
pastor here for ire past year was 70
turned again much to the delight .
hin many friends wno hope ne may re
main here for many years.
Rev. 1. q. Michasls, whs has served
- acceptably ON the hedgssvIlie ans
Bedington circuit having been herr
four years was sent to Berryvills ans
Rev. u. H. Cannon was sent y
HsdgssvilIe.
Among ether appointments We NOT
the following: I. n. Stephens to Shop
herdstown, J. I. Williams to Charles
town, H. v. Wheslsr to Brusetswr
and A. L. GsodalI supply. Rev. J. ?
stamp to Middlstown and J. 9. Hawl
to Keyser.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

There has been movement on foot
for some time looking toward the or
ganizati N Of q church at the Baptist
chapel on North High street In this
city which seems to be certain Of =
successful concIusloa. The new church
will take = few members from the
King street church bat NOT enough to
in any wsy cripple the efficiency ~ the
church. Ws surmise that the new
church will mean two pastors for the
town which will add much to the
working force Of the church
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

A laboring man, took big
swig OF dry whisk ~ in Winchester
and then went to bed. He
woke up dead. Dry whiskey Is net as
strong as prussic acid, but it beats
strychnine. Hagerstown Mail.
Yes, the poor fellow had acquired
taste for wet whiskey, "a 10 Hagerstown,
which had so destroyed his manhood.
and made such beast of him that he
through insanity took the "dry
whiskey, route to -
There is another story which your
news smelling probosis has not scent
ed.
You have not told Of tina many work
ing men in Hagerstown who have
taken big swigs Of the Hagerstown
wet whiskey, gone home, whipped
their wives, kicked their children out
without clothing in the midst Of q
freezing snowy night and left them to
pick their breakfast from the garbage
BIKES. You have forgotten to tell how
many have gone home, killed their
wives and children and then tent
themselves off by similar route.
No imam ever has contracted the
habit Of drinking ssdryp whfskey. He
always gets IT by taking the Hagers-
town kind, the .'wet" quality, and
after he has taken sufficient of it he
will drink most any thing and not
infreauently winds up his career by
drinking a sufficient quantity Of car
bolic acid to land him over.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

Winchester, Va, Mar. 2o.--1hs vir-
ginia conference Of the United Breth-
rem Church, which has been In session
at Shenandoah for the part week, ad-
journed today to meet next year at
Cumberland, Md. The Rev. A. s.
Hammack. OF Harrisonburg,wase elect
cd presiding elder for the next confer
encs year, succeeding the Rev. w. F,
Gruver. The conference downed rsso.
luton to divide the territory into two
districts. The appointment for the
next conference year were read by the
Rev. DR.. A. r.. Funkhouser, bishop
pro tenn as follows:
Conference superintendent, the Rev.
A. s. Hammack, Of Harrisonburg,
Va; Augusta, w. y. Rau; East Rock.
ingham: ]. w. Brill; Berkeley Springs
station, f. E. Ncff; Berkely Springs
Circuit, $. d. Skeleton; Bayard, W. H,
Dodsvn; Churchviile, J. w. Maiden
Cumberland Station, A. j Secrist; Ca
capon, G. ID. Bennett; Dayton and Day
ton circuit, A. B. Wilson; Edinburg,
q. Fl. Ford Elkton, A. P. Sallaz; EEK
Garden, George Mctiuirs. Frederick
circuit, J G. s. Myers, franklin, J w.
Stearn ;Harrisonburg, RIG. Hammondi
Inweod, II. N. McAlister;Joaes Spring,
If. b. Chuhb; Keyser, J.. II. Brunki
Hardy, w. B. Summers Lacey Springs,
IA. p. Funk houser; Martinsburg, w.
F. Gruver; New Greek, George Bur-
Burgess; Pleasant Valley, W. III.
SampselI; Pendletsn, J. w. Ferguson
Prince William, H. b Ritter Roanoke,
Thomas Sharp; Rockbridge circuit, g.
J. Racey; Staunton, George w Stsver;
Singers Glen, D. b. Fadelsy. South
Branch, l.. A. Racey, Sherrard, b. n.
'Sopolt; Toms Brook, q. B. Dyke,
Westernport, w. D. Good, Winchester,
h. r. Richardson; from Iowa confer
Ience: Winchester circuit, MA. Cupp,
West Frederick circuit, l.. G. Messick;
Aug asia and Harrisonburg lcolored)
James Clifford aud George Newman.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02


The Presbyterian s1ureh at Bunker
Hill was the scene Of q very pretty
Wedding on Wednesday evening last
at O'Clock. The high contracting par
ties were Miss Mary Bruce CIendeninu
the beautiful and accomplished dauGn
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. ClendsninH
and Mr.. Edwin Campbell Hsnshaw,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs e. B. Henshaw
all OF that vicinity.
rhe ceremony was performed ~
Rev. Creighton Campbell, y. D. q
Roanoke, uncle Of the groom, and Wal
assisted BY Rev. r. Ashlin White,
paster IL the Gerar dstown and Bunk
or Hill churches. The church waa
beautifully decorated with white and
green, the work Of the young friends n
the couple.
The bride looked most lovely in hsi
gown OF whits mussal'ns trimmed
with pearl passementeris carrying
lilies ofthe valley The ell was eaughi
with orange blossoms ard she iwore
brooch Of diamonds and pearl which
was most beautiful.
Miss Regina kimmell,of Berryville,
Va, was the brides maid ef honor.
She wore a gown Of cream m ussaline
trimmed in crystal fringe and carried
sweet peas. Mr.. Harry Hsnshaw
brother to the grsom was best man.
The ushers were Mr. Howard Glen
dening, brother to the bride, MI.
James Legg, Of New York, ! cousin
to The bride, and Mr.. John Larrisk, Of
Winchestsr.
The bridesmaids wers Miss Anna
Mary Henshaw, sister Of the groom,
wore green silk; Miss Amelia McKswn
who were pink silk, and Miss Ethel
Clendening, who wore blue silk, all u
whom carried white carnations.
Miss Carmin Pierce, Of Clarke ssun-
", cousin to the ride presided 81 the
organ. She played Lohsngrin and
Mendlsshsn's n reeessionaI and Mr..
Carl Il, yth sang 80, perfect Love-
before the ceremony wac performed.
A brilliant reception was glfen 1.-THE
home Of the. brides parents aftei the
wedding The house Was beautifully
trlmmed in pink and white. The pop
ularity Of the young couple was A.
tested by the numerous, beautiful and
costly gifts bestowed upon the bride.
The bride and groom are splendid
young people Of splendid families and
start IN the wsrlo with the best wishes
OF many, many friends.
They are now or on trip and after
their return they will take UP theiI
residence on the Hen shaw farm which
the groom's father has turned over u
him while tine father and mother viii
move to Inwood where they have
built = new home.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

The Statesman Democrat Office has
net beef moved ~ Was expected on
the first Of April swin gto the inabili-
ty Of Mr.. ). w. Dodd, the tenant in
the house TO which we expect to N owe.
to get house int which to move. We
are in hopes that he will be able to
&c. one by the first Of May and a. soon
- he can get cut our Office will be
moved.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02


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80 "vilosN i.ny uisceSsseu inst tne
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"'scosesed Vnss tney wen unable 70
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no'a 'u!n'suts ssa sneaf eaoon sns
sA1iu. AL tne tufAiture ~ tns kstcheu
a .sn'nk anu s''''nk soe'ns Wss 80
.s"a MT Woliofo' w afe sorry - ssY
nsd no insurance ne osuse q the
hfe = tosaiiy Unknown Das y y sup.
peed sna' W naInsa s'ar'ed - sofne
way from tne klscnsn range. NJ.
IaehshaW ma si,uV insurance en the
hpuse'
me next nfe LOON place 81 satur
|uay morning wnen tne mouse q Mr.
ifooert Myers near tne village q Tom
anawk TOOK nre wniie me family were
sl'i asleep. me MOUSE Wa occupied
oy tns owners TWO brothers. amesand
Micnaei Myers. When they were
aroused rom tnsif sleep oy the smoke
tney pareiy had Time p get Out with
tneir lives, one niid, z little daughter
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02
Fire

The old tool house belonging 70 the
B. q o. Railroad and located next to
the National Beer warehouse on North
Water street, was set on fire by the
sparks from the yard engine last
Monday. The flames were making
great hsadwsy when the alarm was
sent in to the Chemical No. l who
soon extlngsished the tire. fhere was
M gsneraf aiarm sent in.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

c.RsIE &. .crwsaswRs'has sbeen par
tor in tbs Ehpstisn hprchtin Ithh
cfty for fbensst several years preach
|1daAS fatsswS eh ssfm0n last euiday
and left the first Of t6swssk Tor waahs
Ifngtsz Whsrs ne accepts the 1astorate
Of the 3lth Street Christian church.
His many friends wish him well.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02
sHEEHAN.

Mrs. Catherine Sheehan, wife OF Mr..
Joseph Sheehan, died Saturday morn
ing of nervous indigestion, aged ~
years. She had been ailing for year
but had only been bedfast for the past
week or more. She 10 survived BY her
husband, this city, and her mother,
Mrs. Catherine Thompson and five
sisters of Piedmont.
Mrs Sheehan was the daughter OF
Peter Thorn pson, deceased and was
native OF Piedmont. She lived In this
city for the past 10 years. She was
mem Der Of the Catholic church and
had q large circle Of friends who vii.
mourn her dealt
Funeral Monday morning at nine
o'clock in ST.. Joseph's Catholic
church, Rev. Father Fallon, efficiat-
ing Interment in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02

w pErAe sDrinS
1A,3pnss. spxkIng up very Pre-.
pill zly>fnr1 De frdit growers Of this
section. Ths fruit il perfectly secure
= far aud the present cold weather il
= EF1pds 20 that In an.
amer WEI u % growers consider tina /
they viii - practically cut. 1t danger
from frosts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02
THATCH Err.

1t il with profound sorrow that we
are called to record the death Of one OF
Berkeley county's most respected and
highly esteemed citizensin the person
of Mr.. Joseph B. Thatcher who died
at his nome on the Tuscarora grade
about five miles ~-st Of this pie ce on
last Monday night after an illness Of
several months. Last fall he was taken
with asthma and acute bronchitis and
was extremely Ill for weeks but he raj
lieteand -hisE friends hoped that b
would probably recover entirely but
not SO. A. week or SO ago he MAS para
lyzed and since has been yg4dually
sinking until death came "a ~ have
indicated above. Asa slg
Mr.. Thstcher was the son of theiass
Jonathan Thatchsrrsn wat pdrn and
has lived ali his life in the sioiaity
! where be died He was t1ne fellow
and no man ever had more faithful
friends than hesandlt was bechnss he
deserved them, He was ghonst and
uprig BIT In all his relations of pfc and
was from early HE : Consistent mem
Der DC the gfusesrorasl Presbyterian
church in which he was raised
His wife who survives was ldaugh-
ter Of the late George 2 -WAlteks. There
Z ara alss snxxiyings the following child.
reA: walters, living ri7 Rittsburg
George, Harry, Holland, Hugh and
Miss III Nan me AT III this c0Ansy aPd
Mrs. chsrssa g9rap " fssS: asaa shing,
3 ten, DsC4uh htaw ea4so II elsss ed -
1'A' ms sdnaEai sSsE sJaSs " a. a. an sAAet
day afternoon at 2 e'clsek from the
home, Rev. DR.. Woods, his pastor
officiating and Rev. @. y. Trump A.
sisting.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-04-02
Deaths
DowLAN.

Mr.. Samuel 8. Dswlan, an aged res
,sent died 1t his homo in North Mar
t,raburr last Friday at an advances
are. The funsrai tsek place On bunaay
.fternoon 1t 8.i5 frsm the Reformed
church, Rev. DR.. Hoffhelns cfficiating
and tho interment was in Green Hi
cemetery
Mrs. pigeon, respected resident Of
the vicinity Of Leetewn, died ~ the
home Of Mr.. John Hayslett, near that
place on Wednesday night last aged
about rs years. She was an aunt q
Mrs. William d. Payne and MT. ~.
w Frazier, Of near Kidgeway.
The funeral will take place To-Day,
Friday, at 10 o'clock from the home.
wHITAcRE.
Mile .whitacre died At his home on
Berkeley Place, this city last Wednes-
day evening at the age Of As years Of
ter an illness of about two weeks ieav-
ing wife aud four children. The de-
ceased moved here from Middleway
several years ago.
The funeral took place last Sunday
morning, friends meeting at the home
at 8 80 and the remains were taken 70
Mlddleway for burisi.
KITCHEN.
Mrs. Joseph G. Kitchen, expected
resident of the vicinity of Back Cresk,
near Shanghai, died at her home last
Friday nj ght at the age sf 81 years.
She is survived by her husband and
the following children: Mrs. D. NJ.
Shipper, Charles, John and Frank, Of
Jones Spring; Mis-. J. Wesley Stuckey
and Clayton, Of Shanghai; Thomas, OF
Ganotown, and George Kitchen, Of
Marti nsburg, Mr.. Harry 9. Kitchen,
this city, is nephew Of the deceased
Mrs. Kitchen was Miss Gano ne
fore her marriage. She was member
Of tho United Brethren church. A
large circle of friends will mourn her
death.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
THE GOVERNMENT LIBEL CASE.


libel proprietor of the New
Roosevet Fight
criminal be This is
and which remained in
provided might libel the
law the Inauguration of Thomas jefferson IN
had published
while
constituents Judge Chase of the Federal
led
instance the impeachment of
while
President
defendants
Democratic
overwhelming sentiment against the
changing the electoral of l796Jn Adams
RepubicanDemocrat
Thoma Jefferson Republican Democrat 70; and John
Adams, Fedeaist 60.
Sin the annals the government
the until
administration the criticism of the Sum- under
Washington what he had printed in
United Court,
opinion proceeding Theupon
his prosecution, sad
comprehension assertion
brotherhood the prehe brotherhood
taton o he the people,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
LINCOLN AND HIS WORK.

Washington
was born officer of the British Army; and
all Revolutionary period had similar Derivation But
Abraham and Stripes and in the
American upon high pedestal American born
embodiment the ideals habits and mental
nave any
him to his national preeminene
it interesting speculate upon what would nave pe
Lincoln had not been able to save the unon
the of the Codea slave
soil Naturally that empire would
Pacific might have organized itself
within the sphere its political influence
of become tme rich slave
escaped because triumph
of the Lincoln had led to victory.
must have suffered if Lincoln had failed cam
that Confeday based upon
preserved its original FORM local
though saveholing might have been
indian perhaps America, would have long ere THIS
ALE half and half
both hempe and indeed all
Lincoln emncpad the slaves of North America the
decline locally
repartof it will disappear forever
also democracy
had longer easehod;
possible universal democracy at least
system of government by the qualified majority
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
UNIVERSITY BENEFAoT1oNs.
her credit.

just been made gift of 100000 to the Uni
Rockefeller This
SURPRISE Rockefeller liberal the institution whose
him founder Only the other day he
authorities the constructing library building which
the president the University,
responsible position
today holds.
will increase the
University 100000 the visit of the
committee President H. p udon and Others to New York city
The committee
deficit; institution had sefsuppong
which
report, these possible that the gift
made.
The Mr. Rockeee gifts the University mounts
build
the endowment fund, which
now $16OOo,ooo SD
Memorial perhaps mucl
wcf
President held in his old community and partly because
the building
the contemplated the
ubant recently
permitting the institution enag
| and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
SPANS rNpusrR1AI REVIVAL.

everything, poverb quoted in the
apo the struggle
weekly e looks help burt what she finds
herself in improving
turning account her uncuvated lands
which
seriously diminishing population sensby declined Her financial
improved Catalonia has
agricultural development the north south
this according translation which recently
peaed the Literary Dgest)
tributary
industry making every off
heavy yoke points peninsula iseing up
loaded with The
fields villages and gardens In the south,
during sold this
heado
lackend
the dwindled
o in 1907
Spain
The
describes the revival this industry in the mines Bscay the
within
product proponaty
opened all directions soil
the the foreign which into the
credit
which
fatal her life and which deprived her
without bravey
comparatively prosperous
territories improving eebishing
her credit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
CONSERVATION CONFERENCE.


Mexico the White House.
February rapidly following the cordial acceptance by
General of Canada
President Rosevelts
help general plan adapted
President
Roosey
President
The will be limited the
the in their deliberations
Conservation Commission
active preparation for the conference
to
prepared maps public lands of the
development transportation systems Canadian authorities
government bearing the
country carefully together according
to subjects They will be the forthcoming conference
and the nations which lie south intimate that they
consider mutual interests natural from h
standpoint of the general welfare continent with small regard to h
political boundary lines which separate said that he
inviting
White that he RETAINED unwilling
the remOest risk asking these associate themselves will
the
Now that assured he feels that the nations dcnc
interests and identical aspirations they together along Conservation
lines the representatives the without rgar
TO State boundaries,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
HAWAII IN SUMMER.

While Hawaiian winters, despite their February opn, attract the bulk
the cold weather the north
finding this them choosing by preference
Habor
quality
unfang
visitation of the trades.
when depend weather
northern climates fruits flowers Automobng,
yachting the fish
the high wild goats Outdoor life is then
its best and society," country houses extends delightful though
hospitality About the May his umbrella
will liquid
gabng himself neggee and oaf and invite his
Hawaii
white the
the from the North it is full of charm and
the land he
the Then perfect days. when earth and and sky
there paradise enough
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12
CABLEGRAMS OF WORDS NEWS

BERLIN February queen
today
by the unemployed of the city
was defeated in the Senate today
Nevada, February
today probably disposes
February agreed
recommend appropriation for the
WASHINGTON February attempt
c the negro Collector of Customs for Charleston has been abandoned
February jurors have been for the
Calhoun trial The pemptory challenges will
WASHINGTON February eThe Kingbuy
successor to Judge Kepoka,
PARIS February s-France Germany
the control of Morocco.
February memorial addressed to the Pres
protest proposes
have the school laws tested the President
in case discrimination was followed up against the Japanese
WASHINGTON
yesterday
involving
senate mas reported e Dill adversely winch calls for S6ooo bond ISSUE
SACRAMENTO February Governor conference
with the leaders and the anpanese agitation Those
% divulge the
PEKNe February Chang vceroy of Mnnur has been
lunan, has succeeded Chang.
WASHINGTON
command Army Philippines
February
the President
today the election Sherman
FRANCISCO February aeny
proceedings
NEW ORLEANS preparations
for the reception of the Taft party which is to arrive from Panama
WASHINGTON C. February Gilbert Indiana has
BERLIN
the guest of the municipality.
ing
defeating
Assembly
bill visiting
Exposition
enactng bill
February Secretary
bill
his position the cabinet
Carolina
today
being disc
{, q
Australian Walabes yesterday defeated
thirteen
II to
WASHINGTON loThe Naval Bill has reported to the
the Vce
! on establishment a naval in California
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

The discovers that Brooklyn borough New York and
the ruled by The Star should read Mayor
Mcclellan second udatng Tammay and its oceseeker
public utilities which State commission
though there influential Brooklyn
municipal existence under the Low charter
York would back under
divided responsibility which the Star doand of which
W having pleasing illustration in Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

manander
it settled then that the Republican
embodied the PLATFORM;
while policy
unfamiliar with American methods that Hawaii
able Federal they should
the right of Even if rule established its
should be soil
baggers,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

All the power city
win likely have ephemeral In
cities trying it the method sweep
a while--Sar.
Brooklyn generation ago
Seth being
in municipal favor the about being ephmera
begins bit antique
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

1t not likely that fresh japanese immigrants entering
fonia Some coming in Washington
that
disregard ability
States Canada and Mexico to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

OF
handy
of
commanding his responsibilities.
Pacific; will probably
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

The confirmation of Judge Kngbuy
taken until yesterday
construed confirmation probably Kngsbu
had been the the
three merely the Kngsbury
mxup news
that well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

1t realized from the beginning that be
starting the
large portion of which i&ompusory
Justify denying estimate
the the be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-02-12

The Honolulu police in
that they aemg them, gentry
themselves all
becomes police running
in these fellows, all profay public