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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Casi ben. Lo esta ylo celebramos
mucho, IL bella y virtuosa senorita
Elisa Daubon, que estuvo enferna
de alg1n cuidado en- su residen Ia
del "Versalleg''. Guardo CANA mas
de 20 dias Il corocida nina; pero va
estA fuera de peigro. Que siempre
brille ei sol de "a salud en- ia morada
de Ia distinguida familla.
Notos. El afertunado galAn que A
la "tocaya' del rey que en- Pavia
rindio su espada al moparca espanol,
robo el corazon, parece q. en- DO le
jana fecha constdtuira su hermoso
nido de amor. Paquita es muy buena
y virtuosa y su belleza y gracla llu
minaran el venturoso hogar. Fl ami
go Angel merece Ia ventura que buen
hada le guardara. Que sea pronto.
-Dulces muy dulces los olos, gra
ciosas y puras Las lineas de Ia boqul
ia risueha. Am que fuera notlcla de
I'll ocente' fue muy grata Ia de sa
ber que era "pura broma' 10 dc Ia
fortuna del lejano galan. Y Sc guar
dara ell secreto, por que slempre es
dulce una esperanza, aun que muy
vaga sea.
Ell ramillete enc cantador y en- la
hermosa playa Sc vleron lndlsm as
caritas y elegantismos cuerpecltos.
Como que ALI estuvleron Margot
Gambia, Maria Lnisa Ynfante, Sarah
Gonzalez, Isabella y Blanca Pania
qua. Brunei Guayta Y Maria Lulsa
Benero Guayta, Tete Benitez, Ange
ita Santaella; dos adorables mlnla
turas con Carmin Font y Nlohta 10
driguez; hemanas Munoz Morales,
dos lindisimas flores de "Mramar !,
Leita Ban, Font y Jimenez, Tete
Bscaran la hemosa rubita del y a
guez. Costa, Anita Gatell hemolsl
ma, ,Tete Martorell Ia morenita graclo
sa, Ana Maria Vega y tantas mas
que dieron grata nota de beleza y
distinction
No Sc fue q Mavaguez y segu
ramente que el j6ven letrado 10 ha
celebrado mucho. Is muy grato po
der contemplar de euando en- euando
las drlces claridades de aquellos OIL
tos tan bellos y tan claros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
Monumento a To|stoi.
El gobierDo procede i una accion
repsradora, ceusagrande en-
marmol Ia memOria del gran
de hembre.

La Duma aprobo hace pocos dias
un provecto por el cual Sc comprara
la casa de Tolstoi; los terrenos. Y la
estacion en- que ell gran honlbre ex
halo su ultimo suspiro, Y que seran
guardados para la posteridad. Tn
monumento Sc eregira en- Moseou,
contribuyendo el Ear con clncuenta
mil pesos. Y abriendose una suscrip
clon nacional.
La Camara del Trabaio' adquiri
ra todos los manuscritos de Tolstoi;
Y SUI casa de 1asnia Poliana. con 10
que haran un don al Gobierno, en-
nombre del ilustre escritor Sc funda
ran hibliotecas v conferencias, Y al
guien pide que en- su honor, quede
abolida Ia pena de muerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Por cuanto Don Pedro Pablo Bo-
nilla, mayor de edad, cssado. pro-
Dietario Y veeino de Barranqultas,
por su Abogado Don Quintin Ne
gron Saniurlo present6 ante la Corte
una mocion, meresando justifcar 4
81 favor el dominic de Ia sigliente
hnca riistra:
"RCaTIcA radio ada en- FL barrio
de Palo-Hino ado del municipio de
Barranqlitas, con ma cabida de Sc
tenta Y seis cuerdas de terreno. equi-
valentes q % hectareas. s. areas V
Q oentiareas, colindantes por el Sur
con Salvador Colon \ Plicido Ortiz
por Fl Este cor Gabriel Colon V Ella
do Colon; por el Norte con el rio Pi-
iona que separa Ia hnca de terrenos
dc Mariana Rivera. con Balbina Co
lon y Antonio Rodriguez Y por el
Oeste ron Ramon Colon Cervera v Ia
Sucesi6n de RoGulfo Hernandez.
P0R TANT0.-H Habiendose orde-
nadO por el Honorable Juez de esta
Corte Ia publication de edirtos Dol
tres veces en- ,m peri6dioo de los de
mayor crculseion FL Ia isla para Que
les pe,sonas que tengan slgun dere-
chO real soae esta fncay todas 4
quienes plleda periudicar 10 solcita-
Do pIedan oponerse dentro del ter
mino De 20 dias. lioro Ia presente
en Guavsuas. P. r & % de Diciem-
i,ie De 1910
T. s. Mesfre.
SecretarIo de Ia Core
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

In esta Inprenta &c vende papel de
IeEiYcisos sIeiOs 1 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
EDICTO.
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trits Judicial de Guayama,
Puerto Rico.
Seccion.
Ell Presidente de los J
Amsd;s, a,5sdes u''d'' de IS
lNO.-.......
Declaration de dominic.
Ex-parte.

Por cuanto Don Ubaldino Font
mayor de edad, casado, propietarie
Y vecino de Barranquitas, por su
Abogado Don Quintin Negron San
jurjo presento ante esta Corte una
mocion, interesando justifcar q su
! favor ell dominic de las slguientes
fncas rusticas:-
| A).-De ounce cuerdas y so cen
timos en- eli ioarrio de Quebrada-Gran
de de Barranquitas, que son S hecta
reas, 80 areas y SIS centiareas, en- lin
des por ell Este v Sur con el pro mo-
vente; por ell Oeste con Benigno Be-
rrios, Pedro Gamir Rivera, Vista
cion Rivera y Maria Ines Aponte y
por el .,orte con esta Ultima y el pc
ticionario.
(B).-De diez cuerdas Is centimos
en- ell barrio de Quebrada-Grande de
Barranquitas, igual 4 hectareas,
% areas y 81 centiareas, collndantes
porel Este con Felipe Rosado, Pedro
Gamir Rivera y Santiago Ortiz; por
ell Sur con este ,iltimo, Pablo Rivera
Torres, Juan Berries y Bernabe Be-
rrios; por el Oeste con Rufo Tomas
Colon y por el Norte con Felipe Ro-
sado.
(C).-De veinte cuerdas IS cent?
mos en- Quebrada-Grande de Ba-
rranquitas, equivalentes q 8 hecta-
reas Is areas y 55 centiareas, llndan-
tes porel Este con el promovente: por
ell Norte con la SUCCESSION de Dona Ur
sula Torres, Marcelino Lopez y el So
licitante; por el Sur con este dltlmo
V por el Oeste con Don Pedro Torres
y la SUCCESSION de Doha Ursula Torres.
D).-De veinte y dos cuerdas con
casa hahtacion, en- el baTio de Que
brada-Grande de Barranqultas, /
quail s hectareas, 81 Areas y 6S cen
tiAreas, colindantes por el Este con
Dona Angela Berries y el promQyen-
te; por ell Norte con este mismo; por
el Sur con Monserrate Miranda y por
el Osste con el peticionario, Longlnos
Mercado y Monserrate Miranda.
(E.-De diez y sels cuerdas so cen
t4mos en- Quebrada-Grande de Ba-
rranquitas, equivalentes a 6 hecta-
reas, IS areas y 81 cent.areas, en- lin
des por ell Este con Rafaela Torres
y Baldomero Rivera, por ell Norte
con Longinos Mercados; por el Sur
con Nicolas Santini Ortiz y por Ell
Oeste con Antonio Mercado.
POR TANTO: habiendose ordena
do por el Honorable Juez de esta Cor
te Ia publication de edictos por tres
veces en- TN periodico de los de ma
yor circulation en- la isla para q, las
personals que tengan algun derecho
real sobre estas fncas y todas a qule-
mes pueda perjudicar 10 solicltado
puedan oponerse dentro del telmi-
no de 60 dias; y tamben para que es-
te edicto sirva de notification a las
sucesiones de los finados Cosme Diaz
Tomasa Ortiz y Pedro Igresias que
hguran como anterlores duehos, por
desconocerse los nombres y el para
dero de los lnteresados en- dichas su-
cesiones, libro ell presente en- Guaya
ma. P. R. d % de Diciembre de 1910.
Entire Uneasy isitaci6n Rivera-N ale
E. S. Mestre.
Secretario de la Corte
No. I.
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Bien VeRida.

Despues re slglnos nezes ie aa-
sencis en- Europa. hs res.sado Z IA
patris nuestro elustTaGG a5E1patgi0
IA el Sr. Mariana AbTl
Saludamosle carIF.1sare1te n rel
terzm16le el testimonlo De aaestra
dstinguida consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Justification de dominic.
Ex-parte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
VESTIR BIEN.

Es INA gran recommendation el
qge IN eaballero al presentarse en-
pubiico Y mas en- actos sooiales,
presente el elegante aspecto que da
bien ooFtada Upa FL Puerto Rico
Ele-ante. esta5lecimient0 lie moda
ea Ii cilsaG ACADIA lie recibLr. u con
'.naa recibiento.su extenso slrrdo
Ce Nayidades y Ano nuevo ! los no
delOs re fracE Y smoxings de 1911
son los lie nejOr clase- Los teIas son
Ge c1lsres firnes : el corte de los
meIores articles parisiens y nortea-
mericanos FL srrtido 6 connle-
tamente agevo n los precios al alcan
oe de toaas lss lOrtunas. Trsies
completes re fracK i precIos linlIta-
10. Gs>le so q sl25 TraieS de
cssinH de color de iOd0 preci0 V
elegant sinas fOrmas. Fl stlrtiGo De
oo-bstas. s0rnbrer0s lie Panama.
cihi1ar1nes. botons1uIss, &. &.
corspleto i de clase sIperior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Un gran surtdo de casmires ngleses legitmos impor
tados directamente para trajes la medida.
En- trajes hechos tmo estilo americana para 0venes
caballe1os, precios de SO a S24.
OTRos ART1cULos PARA CABAL1ERos COMO
Camisas para frac "Cluet cueos punos medias,
calsonzlos camiseas ho de Escosia de lana
genoveses panuelos corbatas etc, etc.
oda persona de buen gusto el vestir Sc e invita-
hacer vista al estabecimiento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
fods i plsze faeiles.

Roperos 4 plszos. csmas ! plazos.
pisnos 1 plazos. Muebles de Niena.
Americanos y de mlnbres. Enorme
sgrtiGo estS recibier6o e clslo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Ia fabstoci6n q,.e tiens ts.sd ds1e
q,riGdG IN 81 oosG GpcortrGriG un
erBvI7fs 81 ustes 10 orxrcid en este
eiOrio. E<t1 foaarsG i0oarts To-qus
ss ssnoro qus es;9 ossoquiloda v Ias
cOnalcloTss cue re.ns. I'm solo Ga
gus pese So GIe ls rtnte, es "a an
rlGl resoc,o. LO que s sOssa en- 0nln-
eiOs. tiIa HsssnsG 10 IsmlsssS Tronte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
EDICTO.
En- la Corte de Distrito del Dis.
trito Judicial de Guayama,
Puerto Rico.

Secci6n ..
El Presidente de los
Estados Unidos de SIS.
America
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
BISHOPS AND PROHIBITION.

organ sellers list of twenty
willing quoted adequacy prohboy law to
prevent list portion of
urlment of the privileges they
of them ashamed of
prominence the liquor dealers the list is effort
believing that twenty bishops bishops
AS thousand in the United
privileged Bishop of
with
possibly prohibition evil of the liquor traffic
Of to
Intoxicating they have said that
npohbtn ranks the liquor dealers gladly accept
them allies
America bishops
nothing OF archbshop.
America there hundred and bishops
In Episcopal hirtytwo bishops
Church South there ten bishops
In the hicanM bishops
In Episcopal there bishops.
Church.
eight hundred and twentyseven bishops
Christ hundred and
fifty bishops
Catholic Polish Catholic Church
Syrian United
md all America.
dealers have been able to find whom
opposed prohibition and be taken for granted that
American Chstendom to find them
printed the the liquor dealers produce its
weakness turns the point against them
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
NEW JAPANEsE TREArY.

knowledge July japanese government give
navigation with
United States from that date officials of the state
making which
relations countries Preliminary work being under
demands the will
the United States will the treaty
the questions governing naturalization of Jap
delicate
Whether the development of sectional feeling against of the
will the although
difficulty solving the immigration problem eliminated
restricted immigration
ambassador Mr. Root The official figures of the bureau
immigration in the Japanese immigrants The
with
menth aiken IN :
The question ownership of lands enter into the
negotiations taken legislative action quite recently which viii
At of socaed
lease granted foreigners The foreign countries long have been
in of actual ownership.
this question complicated
being like of the
States permit lands do not AS the States
permitting ownership the majority it hoped that the
most nation in this
navigation concluded
81 1895 operation
July IT, 1899, to remaini n for years
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
CRY oovHRNMENr By ooAunssroN.

Ion-4AADoAo0N
Results form oans enterprise today
there important business than the of
method Of transacting
after the aood all but destroyed that city This method gets it not
the city birth
being adopted in toto by some cities and in more or less modified form in
others
Hamilton
City Boss that city that has adopted the DeS Moines Plan h
story out floating up retired
methods introduced standing abatcd enforced better
Kept streets Kept cleaner public works more honestly constructed public
buildings erected additional parks and Fairgrounds acquired economies
rec axesr
they all report revival Of public spirit
resulting city conditions" Everywhere
has taken the efficiency has been subi
u for service pomptno' for hopeless pnatOn lower for higher
ves and better values received for the public Ouays
of this
of the features of all the best American of origin
the result cy's Efforts
half century, the problems of its administration The
frankly from the charter
of Galveston.
provision of unsatisfactory
Angeles referendum enlargement of right long
possessed by
listing right which together with the protest adopted result of both
local discussion The charter the city Dallas perhaps
most directly suggested the referendum and initiative
''Th elimination partnership from city elections effected locally
unquionaby
agitation question
merit evolution from less thorough but excellent plan already
in operation.
justify provisions
elections administration publicity and for the safeguarding of fran
which
going of the The abolition of the
incidental to the adoption of the commission being
peculiar provides government by
persons elected
in that it eliminates the
political
council member elected by the
body citizens corruption inherent in the system eliminated
declared Hamilton that addition to the sixteven cities
by him Others which gating the question adopting
this charter or similar one Committees of citizens arrive frequently in
Des Mone inquire into the practical working of the system and
the pamphlet form constantly called for
which cities the question Of adopting such charter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
PRoH1B1T1oN-A GROWING FORCE.

present prohibition
Hawaii thing and that the
should prohibition
will the intoxicating completely
America driven The public rapidly awaken
Mcclure editor of McCures the of the
Publishing Company
Evening his opinion of the prohibition
movem n following
gathering and
travelling that the liquor question is
one the conspicuous existence
traffic. 'sop' it.
Hawaii might we'll get into line later The people of these
mainland him. Prohibi
legislation the plebte
win viii be that the ultimate toll
ctim rink be larger.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
INSURANCE RATES.

correspondent of The Advertiser referring the advance insurance
f of this advance heaven does not
our city council aws''$
Why's
asked That question The Advertiser
ordinance n committee which
committee for months which will probably committee until the
mtte itself the themselves
official existence the coming of the
building splendid
example of what be done through combination of Incompetence and
building the
city chief drafting ordinance that Nou,d
the construction of f and had what practically model draft od
presented them.
The members took the ordinance mascuated it regard of its
There has not been
fair
this the fire department could with it.
The stupid pocastnaton the supervisors this matter is likely to
number of fretaps the
recently enaing that
would prevented their being r2tL-l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
ASK THE SUPERVISORS.

Editor Advertiser;-In your issue of
the 22d inst, under the heading "In-
surance is Still Going Up" you say in
speaking of thu increase in rates on fire
insurance in Chinatown, "Other poll
cies covering the other houses in this
block (bounded by King, Hotel, Maui
nakea and Kekaulike) call for 8 per
cent interest (meaning insurance), an
outrageous percentage that is absolute
ly necessary, etc. Is it necessarily
Let me call the attention of the public
to the amounts paid for premiums and
the losses by fire in the Territory of
Hawaii for the year 1908, as. per
Thruhn u Annual, and taken from the
Report OF the Insurance Commits
sioner'': These statistics show that
the amount collected for premiums on
fire insurance is $445, 095.44, and the
losses paid only $39,096.52. Eleven
times as much collected as paidl You
speak of "filth' and f'unsanitary con-
ditions" as in part the grounds for
this raise. 1t is neither filth nor I'M
sanitary conditions that causes fires
These people build houses of material
allowed by law, and to the extent of
their purse, as do others, and it is an
outrage that such rates be charged in
the face of the above figures. Every
business firm in town helps to pay this
insurance If the Nuuanu dam is the
reason for the expected drop in rates
on residences, why should not more
water reduce rates in Chinatown If
lour laws are a cause of this advance,
rhy in heaven does not our city coun-
ell amend our laws9 Does not the whole
# this sum collected for insurance go
out of the country9 Is it not ire
(mendous tax on us allY Eight per
cent? Is it charged anywhere in the
Statesq INSURANCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
MONEY FOR FORT
STREET LOTS READY
Amount Diverted From Building
Fund, to Be Made Up for
Next Session.

According to the following letter
from George b. Mcclellan dated WASH
ington, june 9, addressed to President
Fred L, Waldron Of the merehants' as
soeiation, the s35O,0O0 originally pro-
posed to acquire the remainder Of the
Mahuka site block, is to come out Of
the building fund. The constructions
heretofore put on Kuhio's cabIeg-am
was that the $3.50, 900 would he an adj
ditional amount secured from congress.
The letter follows.
Replying to your joint cablegram
with Mr.. Cooke / have cabled to the
association and to the chamber of com
|merce asking that each wire to Chair
man Bartholdt to urge the necessity
of securing the entire Mahuka block
for our federal building.
TThe treasury department is very
anxious to have this done and I am
glad to be able to say that we have
some encouragement that the Dele
gate will be able to secure this very
lgreat concession from the commit
tee. 1t is likely that it viii have to
be done by transferring the sum Of
$350,000 from the building authoriza-
ton and then having that amount
made up for the building in next
years bill. 1t would be impossible to
secure direct item Of $350,OOO addi4
tional for our site.
"The Delegate is staying over for
the special purpose of looking after
this item and everything possible will
be done to bring about this very de-
sirable RESULT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
TEE M,RAE srooK COMPANY.

manager Company
which presented in the
that
Honolulu theatrical performances
public and he has seduousy
dracted
wanted please
suggveness benefits
although nothing financially
benefit
Society. af st
members of his
Honolulu
going regret prepared to welcome them their
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
Big Crowd on Sierra.

With 1876 passengers and 202 sacks of
mail on board, the Oceanic s. s. Sierra
will arrive off port at daylight this
morning. She will come into port as
soon as the quarantine and immigra-
ton authorities can make their inspee-
ton.
The following wireless message was
received by the agents of the Oceanic
Steamship Company:
"June %, 8 p. m.-5O3 miles from
Honolulu. Moderate northwest winds.
Fine, clear weather. Bar. 30.32; air ~.
One hundred and twenty-six cabin pas
sengers, ten steerage passengers, 1919
tons of cargo, 202 sacks of mail. +"
Traffic ON the Sierra is increasing at
the present time, as shown by the wire
Tess message and by the record OF her
last trip. She has been in the " ferry"
service only short time.
Up to the present time the bookings
show 134 first-elass passengers to go to
San Francisco on the Sierra on June
20, and it is practically certain that the
big liner will have few vacant berths in
the original frst-class section on that
trip.
Many prominent people of the Ter
ritory win 20 to the mainland and to
Europe on business and vacations.
on for Convention.
The Inter,Island steamer Kinau viii
depart this afternoon for Kailua with
an excursion party of twenty-five per-
sons, who viii attend the celebration
there of the ninstieth anniversary of
the landing of the first missionaries in
the Island. The passenger list includes
seven ministers and many other promi-
nent church workers, members Of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association.
Delegates from all over the Territory
win attend the celebration, and the
session is expected to be one Of the
largest held In many years.
It is understood most Of the delegates
from Honolulu win spend three or four
days at Kailua.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
ORIGINAL KOREAN
TREATIES FOUND

TOKIO-The discovery of a box de-
posted with missionary priest at
Seoul by q nephew of the ex-Emperor,
containing originals of treaties between
Korea and Japan and other powers re-
ported to the late Prince Ito as lost, has
caused great interest.
Papers are alleged to have been
found indicating the forgery of the seal
on the contract with Messrs. Collbran
and Bostwick, two Americans, for the
construction of tho Seoul electric rail-
way.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
PROHIBITION ACCOMPLISHMENTS.


in
Budget Action this in the souhs
The
Southern
Republicans nothing
The pOhibitns thinking of the effect of their
either of the leading parties Their intention to in
forbid the interstate
of they liquor from
State another they win the liquor large the serious
blow has received Probably they win not be able to obtain such
legislation for time
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
JOHNSON JUMPED
POLICE COURT BAIL

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Pugilist
Jack johnson, who was arrested yester-
day for exceeding speed limits in his
automobile and was released on $50
bail, has forfeited his bail by not ap-
pearing in court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24

during he import and export trade
million dollars month with
before. AS hundred thousand American
reported Lady of the
dollar follows settler, If
the flag and constitution be left behind
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
MAY CONGRATULATE THEMsELvBs.

The Hawaiian Evangelical Association members who at Kana
result
the they launching
the prohibition good
eventually the
resolution passed by the Hwains at that the prohibition
work for Hawaii in received its resulted in
Hawaii being the opportunity
faeure and sale Of Oeans the Iands
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24

originating the territorial grand jury the
running of
grand jury
alleged bribery
that nmical the public interest,"
PROBE while there things in the
publicity
% be thorough in its work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24

evening
prohibition question. Why the
public think, views Of the Koreans
whether the Hindu viii work
booty the Fhos the plan and what the
the Porto Risansf There is going
among give their
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24

might result attempt
prohibiting sidewalks the denial of personal
to be
rights the
lazy gutter when spit
splitting provok aid spreading that it has
proved
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-06-24
MORE SOLDIERS ON HAND.

.cAEANEA, jane 20. - Additional
troops have arrived to prevent disoT-
degs. along the Mexican border.