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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04
GUILD WILL HOLD SALE

A Christmas sale will be held by
the ST. Bartholomew Women's
Guild of the Episcopal church on
Saturday. December 10Th. In the
building formerly occupied by the
Murdoch Notion store on Aultman
street. These sales have proven a
popular feature in past years and
there is reason to expect that the one
to be given this year will surpass any
heretofore. The ladies have been
making preparations for several
months and have some beautiful crea-
tions to offer which Will be artist
.cally displayed at the various booths
presided over by charming women
and girls well qualified to set forth
the usefulness and merit possessed by
each piece Of their dainty handiwork.
All OF the articles for sale are hand
made, being the work Of ladies of
the church and most of those at fancy
work booth We're made by Mrs. Ed.
Millard. whose dainty creations are
so much sought after by lovers of
beautiful designs in the district.
The sale Will start at 2 o'clock,
m, and continue during the after
and evening until everything is
disposed of. The room will be warm
and cheerful and it is the aim of
those in charge to make IL a comfor-
and pleasant place for shoppers
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

The men higher up and the men
lower down i'm graft ate Thanksgiv-
ing turkey together in the Pennsylva-
mia p~enitentiary when the bankers
and the councilmen who were bribed
by them, ate off the same fowl. In
such a place there was not an inch of
variation in altitude the mai higher
up being no higher up than the man
lower down, and the man lower down
being no lower down than the one
up.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

to spend leisure moments between
trains and as a meeting place for
friends.
The general committee In charge
or arrangements and advertising con
sists of Mrs. Fesler. assisted by Mrs.
Weber.
An interesting feature of the even
ing, will be the fortune-telling in a
booth, presided over by one of the
popular ladies of the district, whose
name has not been divulged, and who
will appear In the disguise of a Gypsy.
Fortunes viii be told for % cents,
and il is generally believed many
young men will take advantage of
this opportunity to learn what the
future holds in store for them.
The various booths will be in
charge of the following committees:
Fancy Work-Mrs. Richardson,
assisted by Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Ed. Willard, Mrs. Weber and
Mrs. Cupid.
Candy-Mrs. Frank Willard. assist
ed by Mrs. McCraney. Miss Cupid,
Weber and Miss Richardson.
Handerchiefs-Mrs. Hunting, as
sisted by Mrs. Witcher. Miss McGil
and Mrs. Gallagher.
Delieatessen Table-M.~ Linsley,
ed by Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs.
Root, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Mckay
and Mrs. Gallagher.
Social Tea Table-Mrs. Hoag.
Dellieatessen Table-Mrs. Linsley,
assisted by Mrs. White.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Since election results have become
known a good many editors have
been doing a lot of worrying about
the fearful task the Democrats have
ahead of them. Go take a nap.
brethren, and let the Democrats do
the walking. 1t will soon be their
move and We opine ii will be such as
will assure Republican victory two
years hence. They have always made
middle of the tariff and will do so
again.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

One of the baseball pitchers on the
New York team for next year will re-
ceive $4,000 for the seasons work.
That much money would y a
dozen preachers in comparative
luxury. But there seems to be a
world of difference in the drawing
power of pitching and preaching.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

The court of appeals has sustained
the conviction of Abe Ruef and he is
a little nearer the p~enitentiary. He
has one more court to go through be-
fore he meets his fate, but he has
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Champ Clark says he is neither for
nor against the movement TO take the
appointment of committees out of
the hands of the speaker. That team
of Missouri mules is beginning to
pick their way mincingly.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

The Democratic harmony meeting
to be held in Baltimore should prove
an interesting occasion. When Judge
Parker marches down the aisle many
eyes will note the play of Colonel
Bryan's features.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

If the late Geronimo were alive he
would volunteer to take eight or ten
Apaches and make a two years punt
tive expedition in Mexico, furnishing
the Mexican army severely and elud-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

One Socialist in congress ean not
do much good or much harm and
must necessarily keep the public eye
on a certain Wisconsin town that a
certain beer claims TO have made
famous.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Those responsible for sending meat
prices up toward the sky line allow
ed plenty of room for the drop which
they tell us has taken place.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

With a new cook in the kitchen,
and a new COW in the back lot, the
president ought to be happy whether
anybody drops in or not.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

taken three steps toward San QUEEN
tin and will likely take the other one.
He will be the recipient of little SYM
pathy as he walked open eyed to the
fate he faces today.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Those who are constantly COM
planning about hard times must be
given credit for doing all in their
power to help the cause along.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Judging from current comment
opinion seems to be about equally
divided as to whether T. r. is a
Moses or a Jonah.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

The kicker is not always the most
desirable citizen, but in the revised
game of football he is the preponder-
ating unit.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Do your Christmas shopping early
and then go and do likewise with
your tax receipt.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

Entered as second-class matter
%, 1908, at the postofice
at East Ely, Nevada, under the act of
congress Of March 3. 1879.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

ing all efforts at capture with the
savoir faire for which the Red Ma
poleon was famous.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04
THE WHITE Pine News
WEEKLY MINING REVIEW

every Sunday at East Ely,
Nevada. by the
INVESTMENT NEWS BUREAU.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-04

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

W dpa e0ulsa sh0uld IN dag9lgpadI bllt
9uW committee alp unanimously NJ HE
opinion
~ That mo fundamental and mGst
fllW WlHl Involved w lhH solution 0t
ihla question " ilg establishment Ut "A
NrpiNl agency located w Honolulu,
winch fhAli devote NJ HllGDtl0D MI
alhlFlnH mHfhai conditions, nam holm
mo standpoint M thH pI0dIgfT ana tl6
fVhhuWffi tfHp bath pigdugnm and ggn
4UmHfH lntDUnnd NJ ihHha mBIkat amid
l0Nsi H1d bn lhH MEDIUM M bnHNBR
producer lDd nJHHlmHT iGpGtbaT IA n
Wannpf UnnlHblH ~ Ham bDtl
''H 1hht N YlpW ~ Tho BTasnDl al
lHf lnnh ~ any GrmDlWllGB, albpr
Wblle m pngAlAI fgf bHHplna i00alay
pNluhnf ANA f0nfHWHI 0T fGf uigVid
lnH WgyH pud maana Nv which tbh ANAL
WnluNW nAn economically marriott Ma
pf0iunnt and n0lHdGfnN lbe laell mi
IhNllllNillY w ihH poodle NJ liHWHli
win cooperative mhlb6dg tba wgrl,
pb0ye outlined VIII n0f. M a0ma lime,
M prgllHlln N Hnnll AN apfDay.
~ lhAl under lh0aa alrelImaauaea
private dealers gaD u0t ba psDaated
ellhhf individually IN HGllgaiiVily M
"" WV WH'H w iNHlf HWN NHVhNHN MN
~ q HNflHlH l0HH IN themselves
~ IlAl he bannnla N ba dadgad
llVW pHlhhllHlllhA Hneh bp nnenng viii
w HHHNHl w lhn community ~ "a
NnplH ANl lDAl W. therefore, N appf0
WlHlR maj me nspenae NJ ahiHblAlllga
hpeh nn agency should Nv blnna w
fhg community M u whole
- Unlll appropriations Rfa available
lHf furnishing lllH HpaaiHl plAnl Dgaasl
my w eHUy ma lb9 plgihfl IN som
WWHih scala Nni much Wlfa ihaH u
hFHlHhlnH gnn bH nader bal ygul Gam
mllleH Afe NJ The gpIHlln lhal m VITAL
Nnl nnlH w ihH hunnfHH NJ lmmiAgn
non bnt alHq w ibe Walfara M lba
plpHrni laHldenla NJ lhg ilaull9y ID
lhn solution M ihis problem, ma uD
nneaaApiY delay ahqMi he allowed ia
M lHHHl hnHlnnlnR operations fGT lhe
pnfpnHH NJ HHlnNH pApnIlpHge ~ lO
HAHgly Whhl " NODDED,
fnpl epmWlllep recommend no.
y That y carefully a0paidand o.
lAllnl plnn ~ lha creation NJ nali nn
HNfnrf hH VI mere HuHHnalHl Va UOIh
N nnl inf HnhmlHHlW w lhn neal lrH
lHlhlWnj Win v YleW w angnrInH nu
propalqpp IN maRa Il aaaalu0f ~
~ Thai N0fh M haWH mnadlale.
y Va small WHll lllNlWl iha faQpnl
Hllnn NJ Mo mhN M lnplHnilan
nnd lhn superintendent vi puhlle
WnihH p0Halhly Win lhn uha M Tho
RNhnilWnnl Whflal mllalHR w ll1nl
NllNi lhffhk WNlnH mnfn nAneHi no
nlllWnlr aufneH ihh0 ihnnM h plni
ggl all9Nplal m lhlNe senla " No
nv 'lhal ~ Ems NJ ihe l0nmr M the
hrl pf4flllnR flHlH IN lhG honld M
lnNllkfnllun mnhrH lhn ipnrlnu NJ
lNn lalTl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MI lmml
WalInn N lha lpnIinrY M iihNHil nnd
hll aua dmHI0pWHni M NM hMls
fnliniHl lnhHnlfrH Ani conditions hnl
Ne v lha ppNlNn M lanr nnWmlllf0
nflllnH Nlll fn fna0niaHn lWWlHHlllH
hni nll W lhp aaYfnpmrnt NJ ihn hH
llfnllHHl laannlefa ana n0HnlllaNH M
llhhhl' NJ 800 rlnHllHn nv lhn WHhpl
NRfnfY NhWN HHHBfHlHi Nn WHlUf
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HlNllnn hn fflNHalnli NhAFl ihe Hnllnl
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
GERMANY AND ENGLAND
RECOGNIZE REPUBLIC

lihlNH, Germany Oal0bay o.
lHnpany ana tHmpHd have deelaged
N fhgGf NJ 0hlelally recognising lbl
heN llappblla NJ Pgilugal,
Vha nHl proposal mat lhb stat
shgllll w ighgn came fam hgWaBd,
hpl l0ang Was aggauHaad N lbi
,HWW aApllal lhai NE lfaisaF aBd
hlH NdYlpnH approve hHglagdH pg0
nQanl Wild fieaa iva pggegful I'M
ll4na ealead, u N aapaalad f6al tBa
lllafH VII ANN fpllgw
The NV fgpnhlIa a0lHa lima ana
lnNl Nnld W ~ lha p0Wam HAL III
government lad hpap fqnnnd and aiay
hNlRaa apfnly and lHenfa pJ0peTly
llHbla y lla lapldaplH NJ parliaaf Win
alp tllFgnh NJ llhar aapHlneA ME
ngWaiH nave haan WHlllHa Va eae
whether ~ nQt lha republic was flahlp
hyRfA dpnnllalg eGmmllllBg Mem.
selves WE"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
HELP FOR THE
HOMESTEADERS
Commuters tHYeFtigallm for N,
rupoas u Assisting
ARnFltunsts.

fIaW Haiumays AdR0uianrj
Ngyshar ffsar 10 IN rofaipt NJ fba
frDn NJ ibo committee appointed IA
Investigate bommieader' marketing
conditions, signed ~ Victor y. UlaTF
Nafslop Campbell, u, " WInos, Jamaa
4 koagfdy H. a Tbusion ani u II
WallaI iho rap0l being presented 10
lbe Governor Ny M olarA yesterday
morning and feadlpR ~ f0lIaws nlO
lba original committee. ~ No maaGa
HopJ have bnan addod NJ Gilbert n
waller manager ~ ihe Hawai- Nept
Noj N.Y. y, A. Kennedy president VI
lbe Inter Island y. N, Ggg agd M. "
A. Thufhlpn, president M Tho llllg
HhllGad lui tho hpHfial object M
AIDING those HpnilnmHH M ihp sam
mlllnH WAh IN haga tho advantage M
lhelf pfAnllfnl Nsppnpnng with lllai
transportation and marketing nDgdl
llpns. Thny npl only individually, hut
w bphnli NJ ihnir aaygfal g0mpaHiHs,
ufn more thlH WILING w rQDpaTafa VIII,
ne government w sowing no pTpblnma
under confederation
llhn sphlpal w mara NJ lesa apmpll.
sNloli am involves many delallHi Alah
f0T Example Hnl
~ fgHgmAtlAlng crops, NJ lbefs
Will upi 10 ilral y am and lhaH IAN.
llH W me local maTket
~ shipping produce w market
property Rfadpd nnd w pHekaRaa M
lianlWd plfg Hg1 HpppafaHea
~. tHiHbllthinH pDinis w the gtheg
l7lalda fQf GplppflnR produce W ~
WHfd hnllil ap NJ M hNflfa freight mleH
pH z ipnnnRo iHniead M fnlNl baaial
~ tHAhli1hlnH cold hlaHRa plAgla
Nv llpNnluln Hnd possibly NJ lihgf
FNlnlHi Hn NH w lhRWHif Supply Hrfpld
lHN N ihn irmnnda VI ihn market
ih An nHHnry ~ IeaGlpInn ana
1fllpR WNduFa shipped NJ llplQluh
aHl IW promoting " mAfAnl ~ Mal
~ Arrangements inr furuiHbug
huppllrHl ihfquHl IQaal lfalela w WaIl
lHR HlHWthlpH. Hnd ln rtpall w hln
llluHIHfq Hnl M fQlnlHn mHdalH,
~ SECURING iHFmnllR liAlHhl fAlaa
ANA inflllinh finm recommendation Flu.
ppnlnH hnIh lrfulnIlal aid lfNnpN0IHa.
'h l4.iHhllthlnA experimental Ald
llNfHliA'lar IHiWa 0n NE mfflnI h.
'AlI lhoo points 400 mVuIanrmi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

THE population W fOrmOaa ID 0y0r
lbrpa million, principally Ghl0ma, M
though there ~ q large Portuguese pgl
my inplIlrd H u valuable paTi NJ
Tho population Tho administration IN
wholly w NlArpa NJ lho jappnaso or
aboriginal lofmOuana ih0r6 mo only
Opa mOdrad ma lWwlY lh0uapH1 ana
~ lhnsh tho greet mHi0rity NrH ayr
llkh1 lhG hHodhuHlHIH ono INV and
lhela ~ only ma tribe NJ Bb0Ot olphi
llnnFnpd VIM mo really bnd. This
ilbn fnfnanH M r0mn m any lnrmh NJ
pence ana M llp present lime NJ on
Wignd ln WnrHnR WIN nYarygBn The
IbpaDnso government IN MI pWl, has
hHHn fpfnnd INTO u war NJ GsInrmnH
non against lhet ldbar
WIN q lb0o1glHof llHl would be-
cruelty under any 0ihnr circumstances,
lln IhpunnHe AlH bunting dDWH no
NehdlunlnrHl matching science hpaHui
J ignorance q HlGndY hNumiUR IN Hpunrl
lHhpalnlH attempts w bold W0uHd lbG
power M n great nation hmiHat lhG
ahFhph WhnpDDH NJ mountain tribe,
- Kitchener lnmWHd w lba HDHFH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

WIN Miles NJ b0rbad vine, tba Jspa
npHn Hrp n0Thlliua me fdbaspjag
Woihl0H AWng ~ u hga vim eDlaDWG
Doni WuQ0d iba eguDly NJ fba my
nRn1 TINS Wim eDlaUglgmagi /,
charged vim nleaJiply, M " g0Itgal
Fnllrlhnl ~ hIil WhaiRgHr liVigR tliDg
N0mrs M contact WIN n,
,VhW nlfalll ~ GenJlfaily ebargad
WlfH NJ nav nonHy completed, vim I'M
WYnRag WRInR inside A. mogU 0s lbl
NWln lns bHnn dgmd amallar 0gl
WIZ ba dpWD INSIDE ", ami fGaD ag.
glbnG Wlil lbn bOugd6 M lbn bgad
NnOlnH VIII ba NJ small fhni lboy agg
MOI nH0Npe tba fI0Gpa IN Da a0Bf
nRiUai lInW Aflar lbGHa rrG0m bDyf
completed lholr Worli lba baaihmfgp
lfibH viii w M man,
Friend 0f ggGle JOa,6
ng0aO linai ~ UnWapppar wag,
m h0mo bnlHg IN UuHWIIfa, Illinois,
No nApnnla ~ WHgh hmm M llUa w
yplN nv Uncle Inn Cannon, WboW ba
lllH Hnpp0Hnd NNd bHeH u fiegd M
nv Wlny gnna, ~ VIII ralWB fbpgvHl
Honolulu about ihp 0iHl NJ ibg yaBT,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
RAILROAD no HUGH
AThIAIhn HMRLnHAA

wv LOUIS 0elgbef Ra Ggg aag
lnAl9 ~ authorizations alg Qqailelad
" lNN Nllg tonight prepared IN a00i
WRNgH, Hglh IN lhe lHlA M lba Hlb
sVnll racine gallWnH which has esged
pHfaa y Hliike NJ NAM M M em
Wpleg llmgfiQW TINY were Tegluilea
~ 'NlgHHg am men pleaaDHa h lalen
M lDdleAllHR 4 DISCRIMINATION gH ibe
pall " lAe iallload W daht lha ailill
tAHhAH 0lpY MIssmd, 0algbap N
lhn uhl0G hqllnfmahgJA, hlaahamllba
hAg plpgWaH M mo lMlaqgnn paalhs
NAllNhg IgRe gone M pidkpl w am
rERlhg Nll we Striking maahalsls NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
QUEENS BROTHER At
POINT Or DEATH

HlHDgH, October M. Bggae F,,a.
IN jGaAph M 'fhak, bptlWg nj diam
NVR NJ hNW0ad, Ii lgg9 NJ lGg
pglnt NJ death aHged Win Ia 6t6at
n Wnlilsgi pbgIglaBg ma gilggdlga
mo- constantly bnt hls aggdlllgg Il
HllleW N mi Gsiffmn,
! W. " mo second sga NJ Che Bia DpE
Y IFNt ana mo i4lg buHnaR Main
AlflhllNi hNd VIM ban IN ltamlBg(gD
lWHgn N lbiG NJ WA a1gaIsd lg
WelllBRlgH hBd h0a bad u dlafiDWdab'
~ ghlpnt " lle amy NJ via NJ,
iHl " lVOA when malW M fba FlJH
uihhgghs ~ WAs ald degAHp M lbs
Heggpial V0lHgt " commend M QHellA
lW NAplhlH y lhe bWpiWB Amy
anilnt ast'YlNg W WilgH# feHp0HslbIe
We ligaf Waf IN lha rnmgpgt dspad
mont
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
MILLS WILL SOON TURN
OUT FORMOSAN SUGAR FOR ALL JAPAN
Consul RCat Tells Of the
Development Of an
Industry and Exter.
mlnation Of a Savage
Tribe.
N7TOm HOImd0yia Adymlla0rl


within two years formosa viii bo
producing enough sugar IN aupply all
The domestic wants of japan after That
there viii be- lOrmoaan annnr loohlop
iot mnrhoi, which viii no fouBd, ID
~ expected, In china, Such III tho wurd
OF hn fnfmnHnn sugar Industry bT0uubt
70 Hawai- yeaiardny BY HHmuel q, lt6at
! mo American e0nail for lf0fm0sa, whoso
once M M TnlWnnfL Ne. nnbt Ia an
lln WY 10 his home In lllln0Ia on "A
hMy days. leave VI nhaenae,
tho delay IN The arrival NJ the Rofea
blnho up the plans VI tbs nhamboT Of
commerce meeting, which M, Heat was
ln nave addressed IN fnr nnst nuaBi iona.
Inhlondl y ~ Cooke, The nhamf6ris ari
lng pfeullonil placed his Automobile al
le disposal ~ the vlsli0T, WIN w6s
nus able 10 take IN u number M tbe
loonl Sights escorted ~ tho pall ant
around Diamond lload w H. y, Wood
Ihe WHITING consular Representative
y paying bis lfat visit 10 llnwnli, but
Know much about Tho lshgds bnfoTa
arriving, lhe fame NJ tho hupnr mills
llll ~ lormnHn w the Honolulu lion
WORKS ana the prnaeHfn w rGrU6m nj
many Japanese who learned snnar AMI
ilyhllon % llnwnil having made ilOBn,
lulu ana Hawai- common words lhT0npli
oui lhht ISLAND
" IN l0rmoan wa ln0h mon Uawoil
nH Tho place where The sugar Industry
hnH fanohoi lia hIph0al paTfeatlon. u
ahld NV liont n1ha mills 6re0led ibaTa
by your local iron WORKS nr0 Tnpardat
~ models " construction, Asa mattaT
OF fneli aoWn NJ iho 0ihnr Mill hnildara
R9l NRHonllona from tho Honolulu mllB|
OF much lhNi hey Ind had no idaa 0f
before. on ibo plantations RTe mguy|
JhpnnoHn who hive studied IN Amadaa,
ni Tho Louisiana tGHhHlem arbG0ls and
~ lla llNwnlinn mills and folds,
we nave gone into your pnaApplaI
buHlnonH lheroi 100 and Rra now auDbinpI
pines for The Mnn0hurlnn marNat,U
Progressive Ialand
Consul lip0i N b00Htar foT F0mosB,
hpd y lnll win him win soon ramoya
my llrnH mai anyone may tHvG that
lofmosA W principally iHhumiad With
naked llowpIpo artists collecting heads
fof wall deeomll0Os lln hH With him
. number nf photographs NJ scenes and
buildings IN 1nlWAn fur which IN u eify
~ q hundred Thousand pGonl6 (tWieB
lhe size NJ llnnpluIn)i win hulldlnga
fNf government OiiGasi schools, lale
phone 0nioGs aHd banks Gauhl 10 tho.
leii in tbIa dty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
SEARCH BIG VESSEL
FOR HIDDEN OPIUM

Hufpaali0q lbe ppsqqao M n Iarp,
Amount NJ opium concealed IN bf
b0ld NJ lha F0i0o Man liner R0na
wbId IL diaah0rpiBa earQO M lba An
ha0 Wlarf almost lhraagua,lon NJ lbl
hlhll fpine NJ fulQWa iDa6ealgp Wera hi
Won 0u NO vessel lgai Blabi,
llhlNi mo dlhml0g M " n, eiaqlN
hhlHi, ihn sun wa carefully HgafabGd
lnl ~ hldiHR place, N AHV VIVA Gp
hnHf1i coma ugl ba dla0GggIadl N h
nnlHslgpd ih4l lhn search Win a0niiuDn
~ w mo llme lhn hlnnmnf Hhila M nam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
nHM0gRAp uRaBn VIM
hAfUhbfGAH hhADHR

HhW lQlli nRigbar w. Hap,ha
lhHtIHnJ lihmNffAlle Hnsh0lHe Agd
lHn1llHln inf lln rlaHldHDllHl ngmln
N Whlfl W. aaglNnfnd lammauy LIl
hllghl may made fnWhlhHhlp huhseb
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-10-25

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