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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-10
DAVID a. DOWSETT.
MEETING NOTICE.
OloWalu Company.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Olowalu Co. will
be held at the office of its agents,
VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd, Honolulu,
on Wednesday, February "A, at a. m.
r. IVERS,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February 9, 1909. s27o
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

LYLE a. DICKEY, Attorney at Law
Removed to 500 Stangenwald Build
ing. 1865
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-10
ANNUAL, MEETING.
Ookala Sugar Plantation Co.

The annual meeting of shareholders
of Ookala Sugar Plantation Co. will
be held at the office of c. Brewer &
Co., Ltd, in Honolulu, on Saturday,
February 90, 1909, at 10 o. clock a. m.
Dated, Honolulu. Feb. 5, 1909.
E. F. BISHOP,
S266 Secretary.
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VIM G. Irwin & Co., Ltd

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng
land.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland.
The Upper Rhine Insurance Co., Ltd.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd,
of London.
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NOTICE.

The main road to Waialua from the
Government bridge will be closed for
repairs until further notice. Parties for
Haleiwa and Waialua viii take the Mill
road.
G. H. GERE,
$500 County Engineer.
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written about two years before her
death, she said that she had to give up
reading all books, except the Bible, on
account of failing sight, but naively
added that she was finishing life of
Martin Luther.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-10
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd.

BenSOn, SlII1gH 8 CU, LIu.
At the adjourned annual meeting of
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, held Feb
ruary 6, 1909, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
George W. Smith. President & Manager
A. J. Gignoux ..........V Vice President
J. C. McGil ......T Treasurer
A. w. 7. Bottomley ......... Auditor
w. c. McGonagle ........ Secretary
W. c. M'GONAGLE,
$3.50 Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-10
ANNUAL MEETING.
Honomu Sugar Company.

The annual meeting of shareholders
of the Honomu Sugar Company win
be held at the Office of c. Brewer &
Co.. Ltd, in Honolulu, on Wednesday,
February "A, 1909, at $3.50 clock
a. N.
E. F. BISHOP,
Secretary.
Dated, Honolulu, T. H., February g.,
1909. s267
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-10
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD

VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AGENTS
VIM. G. Irwin ...Pr President
John D. Spreekels. /. LIST Vice President
W. NJ. Giffard. .2nd Vice President
Fl. M. Whitney,. .......... Treasurer
Richard Iyers ...............S Secretary
D. G. May. Auditor
AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Hakalau Plantation Company.
Hilo Sugar Company.
Honolulu Plantation Company.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Company.
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Company.
Olowalu Company.
Paauhau Plantation Company.
Waimanalo Sugar Company.
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Relief Committee, Humane Society.
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MEETING NOTICE.

Honolulu, February 9, 1909. 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Sie s(6wa@en,
9ie &rantelt,
Starf unb seihnb gemadjt bar@
Or. RAILWAYS
RESOLVENT

Sober aropfcn bon Sr. Wabpab's RefoISeRt
trda. burrt Dos 9Iut ben e6weib, trim tinb
arcere 5Iiffieieten unS sdite bes CITIZENS bic
gcbensirnft, benn es erest bic ubfcnbernnesn
hes stbrpers nit neuem unb eefnnbem madfs'
rial. Sr. g'aopap's HefoIpent III bic stnsses
pcfitbe Stur thr
9ieren. nub glaienleiben,
Sarr. uuo Sauisaranibeiten, fotpte Blafen'
fieiue, 3uderirartbet. Bafferfu1t ubfieIInna
bes Waffers, llnbeftdnblaieit beB tirtrS.
Grtsbtfbe aranibeit, etIbuminaria unb In al
len SdGer. 100 r9rid 2uft" ".gooenfav borean.
ben IN ober bas Waifer bid, moIIie nnb se'
mifbt III NIT Subitan5en, iuie bas Wesbe ct.
mes Gies ooer 6absu tpie peibe Seioe. ooer %
bat Elm iraufbaftes. buniIes, biIi6feS Uusfetsu
unb fueiben Bone 9uii" ".gobenfas, unb nenu
en prideInbes, brennenbes Gefhtl betm pafft'
rem bon Waffer pabrnebmbar IT, uub e&mers
Sen i'm Rreu8e urb In ben 9enben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Mcrmistc Gnftidliifcr.

COS 9lugclcs, Gol., -. Ot0rj.
- 9is 8 ltbr hcutc &ornlittog lebl.
ten nod oQc 9iodrid)tcu Don Dem
Nollon .9lmcrIco. nit lpclhem Ga-
pitan u. s. a)iiillcr llno filni anoerc
9tGnncr I'M 3 ltbr nnt Somltog
?iahmittoo i'm tournament Yorf"
Ut Eoioocna nuiitie9cn. 9llS man
i'm 5ulcbt ist rcrifmono CT ill ocll
Molfcn ncld,c Die @ipiel Ocr nabcll
Ncblr9c ilngnben lmO uur0e 0llrd)
itnrfen 9torbIuilh nlli oicIc @ipicl gu
aetricbcn. Gincr Der bciti9lten Stiir'
nc icit Sobren wiltbct IN ocn Bergen,
cln SUP Shncc lit ali Mount gSil-
ipn geiullcn mo lugar jluei SUP ollf
Diount Spluc. Mite Ver9c ltorren poii
Shnec. Die Sd)ludten iin0 0efiint
mo ollc Einbc perihneIt. Nfan iiird-
tct lebr, ooB GopitGn Diiiler lmo
iciuc Weiabrten in Dem lncrportetel
Sturnl umgefonmen iino. Sic nab
men MIR einen fnrgen Sorratb an &c.
bensulittcln nit ulo foit tcinc mar
men &lciblnNsitiIfc. .lfcbrere 81.
pcbitioncn iinb organilirt morbeu,
nm i'm @ebirac na6 Scn Scrnlibten
Ill lud,cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
I'm SdDattcn ocS clcftriidDen StublcS

9Ilbonp, N..D, -. MGr5. -
@cnucrncur &uabcs bat lid geluci,
gert, I'M tSolle Der sSral @iorp Sor-
ner ein5ui6rcitcn, mclde luegcn Der
am 23. 2lpril 1908 5u Notertopn
peribtcu Grnlororng Der 6rdu Gu
rub Nrcnnnn elmer 9tahborin, in Der
om %. Di1r5 be9inncuoen ISOLDE
burh elcftri5itGt bingcriftet mcrocu
loQ. s5rou GARNER uno ibr (Sotte
,Sns. :. Iornlcr mllrocn qeneln jam
hcS !iorbcs ilbcriiibrt uacin inn
,SoQc bcS Dionmcs lit nod cine PIP.
pcnotiou in Der Sdpebc Gic slns
rGltc Der Srol bcbolIptcn lie ici gel.
ltcsgcItort. Soils ibrc SoinrihtlnN
ituttIilloct, io luirb lic oic 5lpeitc ,Sroll
icin lpeihc i'm Staatc 9tclp, Dorf I'M
clcftriiden Stlhlc enbcte. Iic critc
mar sSrou .Qiortbo Elocc. ipcldc onl
20. 0t6rj 1899, pibreno Mooicuclt
Wouperneur bon 9tclp.Dorf mar, I'M
Sing SinB' 3udtbaus ben Zoo cr.
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

! tel-Glcrf ben @rici cincn WcidGftS'
rciicnoen pon GlcueIono ltnb bicicr
rietb linn, Der Epliici Wtittbcillng III
MAIDEN. 9lls Der GIerf mo Der Ncis
lenbc pom Observation-Disclosures SIT
rildfehrtcn, trdi utbcnlloa Serr
@bitlo eil,. 9iohbem CT ocn Sriei
1cleien bate. ciltc DER trp'tloic Gotcr
nod oem Eorf, INN ona @oirNclo al
oic bc5eihnetc StcIic III leoelL obcr
ais cr iid onl Smlitn9 friib INN 3
llbr lpieoer Sll Der oltcl &onpne be
0ob, logcn Die $1,000 nod inter
oericlbcn. Die &llloearGubcr bottcl
oiicnbor aeiehen, 0oB ibr 9rici ir
iolIhc SGnoe 0crotbcn luor luo Bile.
ben Dem Gorf fern. mcil lie cine
llebcrruntpelung bciiirhtctcll. I'm
10 llbr geItern friib fcbrte !&r. @bitlo
hicrhcr 5llriit.
ySore oic burd) Den Strcid) ocs $40
tcl-Glerfs pereiteltc 9luplicicrun9 bes
anuben eriolgt, 10 b0tten lid iebcn.
folla ul,d inlcrbalb mclligcr Stlln-
ocn ieinc Gntfiibrcr in @elpobrionl
bcilnocn. Sn Der 9tGbc pp1 slibtobu-
Ia itono ein fleinca Seer pon Eriput-
SetcftipS bereit nm nltf cin perob-
rebetes 3ci6en ale ans Der Stdbt
fiibrcnben @ege 81 beieBen llnb nllf
ocm bielioen 9ohnboi Der Hufe
Sbnrc '9obn itonb cin Grtro5ua be
reit, nm cine ppeitc Nonnidoft, bic
llnter DEM COMMANDO oes Gbefs Der
Ecrfil,a'ihcn Macntur I'M ,Sotel
Nollcnocn" mnrtetc, nod 9libtoblla
jll bringcn. 9ln Der pcnnlpluonllrbcn
Sren5c lpurel % bcrittcnc Gonltoblcr
bcreit. oos @cbiet bon Sbio 5u bctrc-
ten, INN nn einenl aciicltrcibcn ullf
Die 9unbiten tbcil5uncbmen.
@Gbreno beS 9eitri9cu Sonnto9S
mllrbc in uQen &ird)cn Shuron's iiir
oic @circiung beS flcinen @illiom
@hitlo gebetct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

leiocr III gIrdcr sSeis an ben Gplgen BON
aen. aliidenidpide. llebeIfeii. 9erIiopfilta,
eelb, ober gpai'erfubi peber. uno 9tierenlei.
ben. 5er eine fbui 5ibieI i'm qebelseel,lib.
Der slnoere III Der strbeit nito In beioeu Silcn
iberlaoen. bas eni. persiitet Mrm lllb Meicj
itnnen Seilunp firben bel benz beriibmieiI,
rem peseiIbilifden 0eitiieI. ben sf Her
narb,Ardiiierpillen. Tent onrdH, bab oefc
munoertbdtiaen @iIlen In alien slpofbefen fir
inr % Gfnis III baben iilo. (rtSosa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

hcltc dn Den ,Solgcn elmer @ollcl.
ltcin.Spcrutiun. Gr mar Der Scib'
orjt Der ucrltorbcncn aniicrin Srico.
rid ionic bcs aon5lcrS Siirllcn Nii.
lom. NGllii9 bc1lcitcte cr Den aaiIcr
@ilbcIm uili ociicll Heiicn llno pilroc
BON ibm por bier Sabrcn IN oen cres
lihcn 9loclsItono crboben.
GntItblihc 6 Grmorbung cis
mes 9iui len in u III. '
9iont -. Mdr5. - 2ie Seihe
cincS 9itiicu. HonlenS Sluoinir Sa5
roboii. pl,roc bclltc III eincm Aoficr
ocrpodt III cincn bicii9eu aoItbouS
olligcilutocn. Ser aoiicr ipurbc, pic
man glollbt, Dor . Sngen geId)lof.
icn. Cine llnteriudun1 Ourd) sler5tc.
beutete an oub Der Wtunn, iuelbcr
ctipo 30 Sabre alt mar. ollrf ein ndrs
fotiiHcS Wtittcl bct1ubt mo oann i'll
ocm apiicr cingcidlloiien lullroe, ipo
CT critidtc. Wion bat nod fcirc Spnr
bon oen M6rocrll. ,}lpci Hiiicn, Die
ben Sobtcn fllr5 Dor Ieillelu Vers
iduinoen bciudten. itebcn i'm Der,
ood)t, oos Terbrehcn bc9angcn 5u
bobcn &E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Sin crid,oiIcncr Yiec.Traiibcnt.

Einc 9luii atrf.. %. Wir5.
- &obn Tap, Dlciitcr. .Wcdonifls in
Der biciiaen S1gerliible Der .9luii
Gitp Slmbcr Co." cridob bciite in
cincm Streitc ben Srn. :. s.. Iun.
can gice.Trdiioentcn Der erpGbntcn
Gpr1pa1nic. Tan iteIIte iid nod benz
@oriuQ Der 9cb0rbc nno mnroc nod,
Hiion in'S 0cftillgniB gcbroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Ser 81 &oilcr un0 bic
u crater.

9t or1 ter.
0crfin. 90. WGrj. - Sic Nol.
tllng uno slnlittcn 0eS &ollerS Wll
hclm biniihtlid Der WnlunGIt gegen
i'm lollt gcluorbcnen &ritif fullroe
hciltc Ollrd) Srll. b. 9irfielL cin cont
icrpatipea Ititglico bcS HcihotugeS,
in elmer III Sprcln6crg 9cbultcncn
Aeoc beipro1cr Ser Hconcr, pcl-
der elmer Der cilriaItcn Vettbcioigcr
oes @uilcrS gclcgentlih Scr filr5lihcn
conititltoncllen ariiiS iuor ldgtc
lnter 9lnbcrcrn:
.,NlS Der aoiicr mir I'M lcbtcn
Sini cincn @cllldb IN Sd)lcIicn ob'
itottetc. iogtc ibnl 1ncnc Satin, CT
t0nuc iid) foltm oenfcn, mic hcItl0
Der pnn mir bcn So5ioliltcn gcgcn.
iibcr cingcnon,ncne Stonbpllnft al.
gegriiicn morocu ici. Seine Waie.
lt1t crlpocrtc ooroui;
oWioht Gud feline Sor1en iibcr
&ritif! Scbt mlr. mic id fritillrt
mcrbc. NGbrenb Der jluon5i1 Sabre
mcincr 9iegicrllng bin ih bcitunoig
bcnorgclt moroen, benn Die 60 Dtils
liouen Gcutid)e beacn lucnigItcnS 10
Mi1ioncn nerihicbcnc gluihtcn. Gic
3citllngsfritif lit b1uiig cil'citig lnlo
porurtbcilspoa. Mcnn ih cincS "a.
ges' GcutihIono bcrlollcn ltno ans
on6erc Gnbc scr Wclt lolltc. 10 luiiroc
oas 2unb pclleidt crItolnt lcin, ulo
slbbittc iiir TicIeS leilten, luaS ge9cn
mid 1ciogt luorocn lit. -"
Guitro pcrl0Bt Gcuti d.
lamb.
Dresden. -. Wiur5. Gr'
Er1iiocnt Gipriouo Guitro pon 8cne.
5ucla reiite beute bon bier nob aoln
ub, no CT iibernadtet miro. Morgclt
bcglebt er iid) nnh Earis uno rent
mad, fllr5cm gluientboIt in scr iruns
ioihcll Soilptitnot pcitcr noh @or,
ocnur. no CT lid unl 26. Qi0rj alli
Dem Iampier .@uunntoupc" mad,
eincru peitinoiidcn Saicn enidiiicn
miro.
Cr. Hubolpb d. Henpers
tuot
9crlin y. Diar5. lr. Gll'
orlpb u. yenpers. elmer Der beriibn,
telten slerjtc GclttidlanS's. iturb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

safe fnr's Nnslanb betprgt q. Naiue, 4f8
ch.0altimsre'etS- uats Cation esmie.Assnss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Niercn. nub glaienleiben,
S6mer5baftes l1rinirtn
rs. Gull 1905.

Serren ginbtpab & Co.
Sd mar bebaftet nit linbeitdHo!eieit bee
Trims gin aealpuuaen, bleIe waaIe In "a Stuns
ben 5u urriren. Gs 1T cine sroBe geIdftieuna
ute aud febr i6mer8tait. Usciue eef4Ie6tIi'
den Serdfte fno febr f6Wa9 SO mus Ratte
aue 8pei ehrsen auffteben. Tim gu urin!ren {:
benu Id mid berfdIdie NieBt es ab. 50 BIN
CT Sabre aIt unb unoeripeiie BET febr autes
@efunobeit, so erfu6e nm 9r. RaoipapB ~.
ten glatp; bite um foicrtiee slnitport.
9. .. SubbeGL
gtdmplaln, Clinton Co., q. D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Gimen Wionat ipGter.
25. Qusrit 1905.

25. uusrit 1905.
Tr. gabipob & Co. gsetp Uorf
ab nebue lest bic finite 5Iaf8e bon Sbrtm
GefoIbent nnb befinbe MID pteI beffer. edbs
uuieeb5rt. ben .Gatbeter" su eebrau4en. iirin
taffrt ieet ann8 orouursseemdb nno Iet6t.
obne edmer8en. Sam iett beffer f1Iafen.
etebe uidbt 70 bduiie aui. Der epedtaItit bsn
Id In gofou ionfuIttrte. faate mir. ID mnffs
metusn llriH abBieben 70 Ianse idb Iebte, uub
immcr nit bieI G1meraen. SD nabm ben Ne.
foIpeui iletie. bon gufans an, elm 9effert.x4ee.
Ibfel bon eine baIbe Gtunoe nadt ieber w,apL
Sei. Sd fbre,be bieier gert6t, um gl1 niffen
bu afer. bab gues In Srbnune III - ietns
S6nler8en Mno en eefunber Suitanb ber Blas
fe. Coll Id nod eiHe getIe fortfabren, ,btn
TeToloeni OH nebrien 2 SO Ieers lest bic
gIafe sanb, pbne 9eibilfe bes Gaibster.
Sbr dufrt6tiger
g. .. SubbeIL
gbanpIaiu Reiu Uoss.
Cine SIafttc bon Naopab's gefoIbent ents
bdIt mebr oes aetinen 9rinsips bsr Wsbialn
als iracno Elm anberes Brdparat. Su nebmen
in 11eel1iiel.5ofen. iu6breno aubere flni. ober
fedsmaI mebr erforbern. 9retS 81. WerIduft
bon stpotbeieru ober init grpres Busef&tdt.
nad 8oraus6e3ubIune uniere5 BreieS.
gSenbet Gud, an Or. Raouab & Co.. SO. f2i
2eonarb Ctr. Wcp Dori. fur .Booi Of ubbtcss.
o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

lliidIihclt WiiBpcritGnoniiieS lno Die
Observation-Disclosures YrcIc cr'
Hart Oic GpiioOc lieiere einc bell
iomc Nchrc bciiiNlih Scr @ciabrcn
res SoSioli9mus, pclhcm Srontreid)
cntgcgen treble.
Erclnicr GlcnCnccal clnpliuI heutc
Ndbmittog ein Gonlitc Ger Stritcr.
&erfebrSntiliItcr @urthou mar 5llac-
gen. 7oo Gonitc iprbcrte oos for
mcuc 8criprchen, ooB Simpuu cllt-
loIien mer0cn iollc, mo GielAenccou
crnibcrte, Die Hc9icrllnB bobc ibrc
periobnIiHc Stinlnllll1 hcmicicn
tGnnc iih icbptb nni fcinc lpIdc &er'
prehunAcn ei1ldllen. Cos Gpntltc
iroate oann. Oh bic Strifciilbrcr Si.
monet llno @rallAicr nclhc ucrld)ic-
0enc dllnpicg glcriid)c rno nit Nclelolr
gungcn 9cBen oic Hcgicrlllg mo oic
Ccputirtenfonnncr gciillltc Heocn &C.
bnltcn bobcn, tire Stcllcn 5llrilf crs
bolten miirbcn. Nartbou pcrncintc
fntc9oriih lnlo gdb Ocnl Gplnitc rlulo
Dcrala ocn Nclhci0. bnb bic Hcgic-
rlllg cntidlloIlcn lei icbcn Strifcr,
uclhcr morgcn nld)t all Der 9lrbclt
it, cnogllltig 5lt entlol'cn.
Strifcr betcbell ou
Simpon'S Nb bictung.
(SpGter.) - Sbalcid) bic Gepll.
tirtcnfonlncr bellte bic Stellllng Der
Hcgierung IN benl Strifc nlfs 9teuc
biliNte uno 5lpnr nit 3i5 gcgcn 1873
Stinmen, llnO ob9lcId) piclc Niit9llc-
6cr 0cs Strifc-Gpmite'a Die bon Der
Ncgicrinlg gcbotcncl 9cOinlmgen
.als onncbnlbar bctrohtcn 9clong c@
rennod sen Soibfopicn inter Ocn
Strifcrn IN elmer bcllte 9tdcbnltdg
ot9cboltcncn 0roBcn Gcrinlnnlllng.
Die cnogiiltilc gutihciolng bis NOR
gen 5u ucrid)icbcn. Giclc 2cilte be
ltcbcn oormui 0nG Si1tpon obgcicbt
ncrbcn nniB, onItott in oller Stille
Il, pcrlhuilocn. lno ctlihc ibrcr
Silbrcr brobtcm in Der crmGbnten
%crinmmllng nit cincnl ,rcpolrtio-
n0rcn Strifc." pcnn ibncn bic NC
9icrlln0 nidlt Die gGuiinihtc @enud.
thluna gicbt. Die politiid)en @ca,
rcr Der heglerlng nuben oas 0ilcnt
ma Der Hcqierlmg olts, 10 gut lie ton-
ncn. Ter 9totipnoliit @ultbicr mari
bcutr in Der Ncplltirtcnfonlnlcr bcn
Hn0ltolcn Dor. cinc @Cunlt I'M
Stoutc beroli bcidlmorcn III bubcll,
Dor lucldlcr id jcBt Die 9icgierlmg
nno ibrc geringiiigigc WiniortGt IN
Scr aonnlcr bcllBcn nillcn Sour
nal oeo Gebata" bc5ei6net hna Strifc-
Mcillltot ais cinen Srnlnpb bcs re-
polttipnGreu llnioliSmus lmo or.
tlGrt Die Helicrllug babe fupitulirt
neil lic jll lfpa1 mar, I'M oen ibr
bingclprricncn 6eboebonoid)ub oli-
5rbcbcn.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
FUTURE BATTLES MUST TURN
AROUND ROBBERY OF LABOR

ALTADENA, March 3.--[Editor Her
add: In your Monday morning edlto-
rial on Trust Tyranny" you enunciate
an economic truth that admits of no
successful contravention, when you
state that no citizen, under any bust
ness guise whatever, has, before God
and the first principles of the republic,
the right to loot another of his capt.
tai, of his opportunity, of his business,
Of his living. And yet 1t is done every
1t is regrettable from every stand
point that your editorial writer did not
possess the courage to carry his argu-
ment 10 its logical and inevitable con-
clusions which would be that our entire
Industrial and social system, founded
as 1t is upon the fraudulent assumption
that the worker, whose only capital is
his labor power must give up to the
capitalist owner who employs him the
greater part of what he produces for
the very poor and doubtful privilege OF
existing and reproducing his species
This indefensible robbery of the
worker is the fundamental fraud and
injustice of our civilization, and 1t il
from this gross wrong that every other
economic and social wrong of our time
has its inspiration and birth. Here lies
the indictment which Socialism so lust
ly brings against the capitalist system.
and it is around this monumental
wrong Of the ages that the mighty po-
litical and economic battles of the pres-
ent and immediate future will be
waged. / am glad to see you get so
near the very heart of things, and II
is with heart full of hope that I bid
The Herald God speed in it's mighty
work OF emancipation.
J. MALCOMB JONES.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
MEXICAN PRISONERS

ME- EMBERS of a Mexican political
MI party who had been imprisoned
AA in Los Angeles and kept in
communicate" during eighteen weary
months have been shipped to Arizona
under a heavy guard" In Arizona they
will be tried on the charge of violating
the neutrality law, or perhaps will be
smuggled into Mexico. where the gov
eminent will give them short shrift.
1t is alleged they apparently planned
a revolution by which they hoped 10
overthrow the Mexican administration
Their friends, however, allege they are
nothing more nor less than members
of a party of political progress in Mex
leo, who wish to see various reforms
accomplished, among them one which
would put the presidency of Mexico on
a popular footing, like that of the
United States, so that the voters of the
neighbor republic could have an inau-
guration once in while.
To suggest American methods IN
Mexico is, however, TO talk sedition.
While the citizens of the United States
are celebrating with great enthusiasm
a change of presidents, the Mexican
prisoners, called by one American
"red plotters. are being
taken under heavy guard" to stand
trial for having dared to express a de-
sire for a similar change!
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04

unit efficiency in the world is an addi-
tional title to the gratitude of his coun-
trymen.
Many and great as have been his
activities relating strictly to our ma
tional affairs, they have not by any
means told the complete story of his
career as the head of our nation,
The peace between Japan and Russia
which he was instrumental in bringing
about, was probably the most notable
achievement in international diplomacy
Of which our country can boast.
1t is not generally known, but it is a
fact, that the presidents diplomatic In
tervention at the critical moment made
possible the Algeciras conference at
which the differences between France
and Germany concerning Morocco,
which at one time threatened to lead
to a European war, were amicably adj
justed.
1t was by Mr.. Roosevelt's initiative
that the movement resulting in the in
ternational opium conference now in
session at Shanghai, was successfully
inaugurated, and the result of this con-
ference may, and no doubt will, bring
good to many millions of the world S
inhabitants.
The intervention of Mr.. Roosevelt in
matters relating to Argentina and Chile
resulted in a successful adjustment of
the differences between those countries,
at a time when they were apparently
drifting toward conflict.
Again his intervention between Brazil
and Argentina led to a solution of the
differences between those two countries
which might have very readily, and
probably would without his assistance,
have led to war.
There is lack of time and space to
enumerate all of the great services
which he has rendered this country and
the world as our chief executive.
Certain it is that no president has
heretofore left behind him such rec
ord of varied and successful efforts
in every material and moral field of
official influence and endeavor.
AS president, he enjoyed the admira-
ton and confidence of his fellow citi-
zens, and in his retirement he carries
with him that love and gratitude which
are. and should be, the most highly
priced possessions of every man who
has rendered a public service to his
country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
HARPER PLAYS DOUBLE GAME
IN HIS CAMPAIGN FOR VOTES

LOS ANGELES, March 3.-IEditor
Herald: The recall fight has narrowed
down to two elements, the saloon and
criminal element against the lovers OF
law and order. If the criminal element
wins it will be a long step toward a
wide open town, what the saloon peo-
pie have wanted for years.
If the saloons and criminal element
win it will be because the better ele-
ment is blind to the real issues of the
campaign.
Some people cannot see 1.-THE dual
game that is being played by Harper
in his campaign for votes. At recent
meeting at the Y. M. G. A. auditorium
Mr. Harper was on the platform and
posed as a believer in Christianity, and
passed as a graduated Sunday school
boy. Some people might think from
his speech that he had really reformed,
if it was not for the fact that when
the criminal and saloon element held
meeting he posed before them as OPP
posed to the "long hairs"
One thing is very apparent. All the
criminals and saloon men in the city
out of Jail on the day of election will
vote for Harper.
If the moral element loses this fight
it will be the fault of the so-called
Christian people.
Let us rally around the standard OF
civic righteousness, defeat criney and
make the name of our fair city what 1t
ought to be because of the enforcement
of the laws and ordinances made for
the protection OF those who love law
and order. LAW AND ORDER.