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New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
AyRSHTPS FOR THE NAVY.

How fully alert the United States
Navy Department is to the possible uses
Of airships in marine warfare IS made
evident by Washington dispatch 10
The Tribune, printed yesterday. In at
least one important particular the gov
ernment's advisers have looked further
ahead than the advocates OF aeroplanes
as part of the equipment of ii war vessel
They are looking out for the return as
well as the launching of aeroplanes'
Though differences Of opinion exist re-
Garding the best method Of launching a
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
THE DAY OF REPENTANCE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Already we see the beginning or re-
nentance on the part OF the 10000 who
stood bv in silence, and so consented TO
the stoning of Stephen-the Republican
marty. Already they tremble for fear that
the Tammary king may put u Grady or "A
Nurphy or a Cohalan in the seat once
filed by Marcy, Wright or conklins. They
shuddered in foolish nightmare dream
lest Roosevelt might have q too royal am
hilton. and frantically crowned" q Charles
Murphy.
To the best known, best iovNd and most
accomplished practical statesman of our
day they preferred King Log of Tamm2ny
Stun. From him they will deserve and get
a rich "come-uppance." Already they hear
the cIamor over the trough. Already they
see his schemes for gerrymandering the
districts, for rewarding fellow heelers, for
buying weak men of good regulations, for
increasing taxation and for annulling the
wise legislation under Governor Hughes
Insane and sudden hatred for con-
cededly great man chiefly because of some
little infirmities of temper and speech
have been exploited with such devilish skill
that even many of the sane went crazy.
oh, We Republicans, double dyed in the watts
Mckinley, Roosevelt and Taft, and became
traitors 10 their causc-you have earned
the hottest ashes and the toughest sack
| cloth. j. c. 6.
| Brooklyn. Nov. u, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

TFrom Tie Tribune Bureau.
Washington, Nov. 12--Mrs. Taft to-day
issued invitations for tea for the after
noon of Thursday, December 1. when she
will introduce Miss Helen Taft TO society.
This event will be followed by number
~ others later In the season. Miss Taft is
being constantly asked to fix dates when
she can be entertained by people in and
ont of official society, and one Of the pret-
test cotillons to be given in her honor is
that of December 21. when Mrs John b.
Henderson will be hostess.
Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen Taft occupied
box at the Columbia this afternoon 70
Gao Elsie Ferguson In Ambition. With
thorn we're Mrs a. Garrison McClintock, OF
,cavU York and Washington: Mrs. Charles
ptiteeide Rae and Mrs Horace Westcott.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
rJcTJOyAL ACoUAINT4NCES.

An enthusiasts dictionary of tha
norals Of Sir Walter Scott informs rs
that there are 10 less than 2.S36 CHAR
actors i'm his stories. These figures serve
"A mako IFS realize how surprisingly
large is the circle of purely 1na2lhati'e
acouaintanceS whose names ana chdI-
ncteristics and stories the lover OF lltera-
ture and art stores in his memory Id tli7
course of q lifetime, and how cosmopoh-
tan the company is.
Tn infancy we are introduced TO the
earlv racial circle of acquaintance
whom we inherit from our earliest an
cestors-fairies good and wicked, heroes
Of many climes imaginary people Whom
wa never forget and do not allow 10 De
forgotten by those who come after US
Then follow the giants OF chlidhoou-
Robinson Crusoe. Christian the PliSriih'
Don Ouixote, CULVER. Passing ac-
ouaintances. once liked but readily for
GOTTEN. we pass over. And now the CIT
cIe widens suddenly. The companions
Of a lifetime come troopinS out OF past
and present-Homer's heroes ana nero
ines. King Arthur's court, Canterbury
nilsrims. Shakespeares immortal com
many, the men and women ihackefay
drew. a few Of George Eliots characters
Dickens's unforgettable types, and from
abroad. Dumas's swashbucklers, Balzacs
crowded human comedy, some of Dan
det,s personages, Tolstoy's Anna, Zip
1ing's Soldiers Three and junglefoik,
Hester Prynne, Meredith's great crea
thons. Anatole Frances NJ. Bergeret ana
his contemporaries. We mention only
few.
Who shall compute the numbers OF the
acouaintances the average cultured man
or woman makes In the imaginative
realms OF the arts? They are legion ana
vet they. their names, their stories anu
their settings form but a small part Oh
the harvest which the modern nlhd
stores without effort and the modern
memory easily classifies for instant rerer-
epce. Room is found, besides, for the
masterpieces Of painting, from La GO
conda TO Sargent's portraits, ana. III ad-
dition to all this, for the great names
and the achievements Of history ana the
sciences in the past and In the making
Truly. the human mind is wondrous
instrument.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

TINS brutal formula adds. 1--WE. being
better informed than the young Portuguese
republic as to the whereabouts of the oe-
posed sovereign. are enabled to forward the
Journai as usual to their majesties at their
respective retreats in England and Italy
My largest item of expense is on ae-
count of advertising"
indeed! | was not aware that you were
in business"
m not But my wife reads the ads III
the newspapers. Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
A RETARDED DISCOVERY
or of The Tribune

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In your paper of this morning reao
that Mavor Gaynor, iucensed at the failure
Of his attempt at settling the expressmen
strike. has threatened to teach the strikers
that the express wagons can be run wllh-
ont their help. If the Mayor has the power
legally to protect the express companies III
the conduct of their business, isn't IT pity
that he did not find it out two weeks ago
and SO save the city from the humlllauon
il has been forced TO suffer?
CONSTANT READER
New York City, Nov. II, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
THE CABINET.
from The Tribune Bure

from The Tribune Bureau
washington Nov. 12-The Postmaster
General left Washington to-day to be
member Of the house party entertained
over Sunday by Senator Henry A Du Pont
ar Wilmington, Del. He was accompanied
by John Barrett, director of the Bureau Oh
American Republics
The Secretary of Commerce and LABOR
will return to Washington from Ne" fol
Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
NOT UNlikE ELY.
From The Rochestar Dos. r-xrr.s

fTVHI TIE Hochester Post -EXpfess
The London directory shows IA SepdS, SeS,,
uan Bach, who is IA horse dealer JON, .
Milton, grocer; William Shakespeare, Z,
tailor; Julius Cesar. a chemist; Homer, "a 4
lna,nphshter' Pindar, an electrician thnv it,S,
Mars, beer seller Aud doubtless VIZ ,iy,.
make more money out of their respectln'
trades than they would out of poetry, s"'
SIC inc drama or the profession or arms
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

The renewed reports of friction be-
tween Chinese and Japanese in Man
churia emphasize the prudent wisdom of
inces and the desira bility of it's being
made effective through the termination
of the anomalous status which now ex-
lists and the restoration Of Chinese ter
ritory to Chinese control.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

ocbievements set against their names,
and the recognition of them as vital
forces in the present and future public
life of the empire will invest with ex-
cepfional interest their doer's reappear-
,nce in the scene Of his labors and his
t,.i1nnhS.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
3eu,21crk TriI,nne.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1910.

This newspaper is otCned ana pHo-
1isbed bv The Tribune Association,
Ne,1 Yor1 corporation; office and prt''-
cipaE place Of business. tribune BiHtd-
tu0. No. ia Nassau street, Aeio 1orG;
O0deH MiHs, president; Ogden M. REID
secretary: James ". Borrett, treasurer
The address Of the officers is the ONCE
Of this HelcSpGper.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Carrying merchandise in an aeroplane
from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio, was
clever feat, no doubt, but not one to dis
turb the express companies by q threat
of competition. 1t is probable that many
times as much money was spent for the
gasolene consumed during the flight as
would be demanded for the old method
of TRANSFORMATION.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

The revelations which have been made
Of inhuman abuses of child labor in
European countries are shocking enough,
but their effect should be not merely to
arouse our consciousness against our
neigh hbors but also and much more to
constrain us to see that no such evils
are tolerated here.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
SHIELDS MONUMENT UNVEILED.

Carrollton. Mo. Nov. 12-Huhdred5 o
visitors from several states attenaeD 'no
unyeiling here to-day of the soverll'ne
monument TO Brisadier General JSn,
shields. Congress appropriated S'"o ''-
the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

A Greek liner gets stuck on shoal IN
New York Bay and a brand new Rus
sian liner arrives at this port, but an
nouncement of the establishment of
American lines from New York to
Athens and to Libau is indefinitely de-
layed.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Nine insurgent Congressman defeated
on Election Day and now an insurgent
suffragist read out of her party in Illi-
nois. Surely this world is becoming re-
dictionary.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

1t will be charitable and quite plau
sible to attribute Count Tolstoy's latest
freak, in desertng wife and home to
hide himself in solitude, to failing mental
powers
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

According to Park Commissioner
Stover the Street Cleaning Department
will not dump" snow in Central Park
Far from it. The snow will merely be
laid on gently in carefully designated
hOllONS.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs Richard AldTiCh are recstT-
ing congratulations on the birth of a dauSH-
ter on Friday st their house in West 5i;h
street. Mrs. Aldrich was Miss Margaret
C'hanleT.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Mrs. Louis Lorillard. Who arrived or
Thursday from Europe. Is staying wtt7
Miss Martha g Beekman ar the latter15
home. No ISL Madison avenue. Her huS-
bands funeral takes place at Newport on
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

The Rev. Herbert and Mrs. Snlpna7
have moved into their new house, IN Maoi-
son avenue near 49th street. Mrs. SHY
mans parents Mr.. and Mrs Edison Brad
ley have left town for North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

AT the Gotham for the horse show veec
are Mr.. and Mrs. Norrie Sellar. ". WATTS
sherman and Miss Mildred Sherman. Mr..
and Mrs. W Scott Cameron and Mrs.
James Burke Roche.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Mrs Ida Hustled Harper begins this week
her course OF lectures on the current events
Of the day at the following places; hrs'
Oliver II. + Belmont's, No. ~ Madiso'
avenue, November 10, Mrs Marshall ori'a
Wilson's. No. East 6tth street. NoVeii.pSS
s: Mr. John J. Emery's. NO East 0'e.
street, November p: Mrs StuS'0'
Fish's. No. % East 18th street peeeihoe
&; Mrs John r. Drexefs, NO | GaSs -
street. December u. and MIS- IAoSu
ems Bryce's, No lo2t fltth avenue
Cember -.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Walter WInans, of whom mention h7H
been made above, and Mrs. William Evsr-
ard Strong arc at the Plaza, where Fred
erick Townsend Martin is also established
for ths winter.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ambrose Clark have
arrived in town from their country place
on Long Island for the horse show, and
are at the St Regis. where are also M
and Mrs Robert {. PTuyu, of Albany
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Major General and Mrs FrederlcN i
Grant give a reception on Governor 5 is'-
and on Saturday afternoon. from 70 . -
Daet their daughter. the Princess Ca1l'a
crzera-C Countess Speransky, and also tl'ei,
SON and daughter-in-law, Lieutenant anu
Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant, who now make tne-F
nome al Washington Young Mrs I. =
Grant is the daughter Of Senator EIihH
Root.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Miss Serena Rhinelander arrives r'-faor-
row from Virginia Hot Springs az nS7
home at Washington Square for the season
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

DeImonico's Will be the scene on NsHh>s~
day and Thursday of bazaar Tor ~
benefit Of the religious order known %
The Helpers The moving spirits OF W
affair are Mrs. Emile Natahie. Mrs. Jel"
Winthrop Chanler. Miss Georgine lsslih
and Miss Ieary.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

On Thursday evening Mrs. Chariss =
,Io-onder viii give a large dinner at nee
Ale4-'-'',- - west 5sth street, for Miss Frances
GORDON I.Io Alexander, who is 70 be nlarIlS1 lrg
- c.o,rvarneur wellman on Noveff1-
her p. in the Church OF the HeaVeLlly I'es..
os- oT-u tIexander's guests viii include me
- b~i[aI marty. on Friday night Sr-
Wellman will give a farewell bachelor o.l-
nsr at Delmonico's. and Miss Aie&stlloss
viii entertain her bridesmaids at dirlns.-
at the Hotel Gotham. where she IS no"
staving with her parents, Mr. anu MIS-
yyiIliam Alexander
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Chsries =
Alexander, Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and AirS'
Henry T. Dimock are among the pos
esses Of a series OF entertainments 20
given this winter ar the Plaza en''N9
''Chansons en- CTiuoline - Pantoniii'ie
Ia Danse." The hist Of artists tncluosS W,
Adeljne Genee. Miss Geraldine Farra a-',' 80
Cecil Tanning.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
THE PEDESTRIANS SAD CASE.

New York City, Nov. Il, 1910.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
PRIMARIES HARD FOUGHT
IN MANY PRECINCTS, WITH
INTENSE INTEREST SHOWN
ManOa Insurgents Defeat AndrCws---AChi Goes
Down and Out.--Fifth Does Good
WOrk...MOrc KakaakO Fraud
(FrOm Sundays Advortiser.)

encouraging exceedingly dscouragng
marked the Republican primary elections yesterday had hoped
convention of the ticket through
out the sight
his rejoicing their victory Andrews and
relish that taken Andrews defeat by the gambler
Willie Crawford by Wise Billy WEIGH by Chris Holt and others
that class These the convention thanks the antAndrew
that there
the their by assisting the decent element its fight for
deCency in politics
Satisfaction the that the Ah faction deidvey
beaten, Achi himself failing election, with defeat
Clark.
going number of both territorial
and convention There also be much too proportion
of the old rfaf that has dgraced the heretofore bckmaed
helped general defeat in Honolulu.
combination the reputable delegates
before Friday clean ticket the this fall
candidates of
supporting
cratic candidates.
dgefu exhibition yesterday from Kakaako the sixth
swnng their victory by leaving number of the
of the official ballot.
situation, it doubtful if there will reputable
the party of the paraca that has
infested it.
that been taken primary elections
Honolulu evidenced throughout the city yesterday unfortunately
While
politics only rued While
combination Manoa beat Andrews there
elsewhere
combined attack made him his precinct while having
political life left the free to they
precincts the fourth.
outlook bright for the for better Honolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
TEDDY Is GREATEST EVER.
OR ELSE liz IS A FAKE
Haskell Calls Roosevelt
an Enigma and viii
Watch Him.

OKLAHOMA CITY, September A.
Governor Haskell is at loss whether
or not to pin his faith to Colonel
Roosevelt, particularly in the light o.
the strenuous ex-President . apparent y
versatile attitude in the Republican
political situation.
The Governor announced today, in
the course Of public remarks, that dur
ing the next ten days he intended to
thoroughly analyze Colonel Roosevelt,
endesvoring to come to some sstistsc.
tory conclusion as 10 the character Of
the remarkable man from his records
Of that period
Governor Haskell declares that the
ex-president, rough-rider South Africa
big-game hunter, OUTLOOK editor and
big-stiek genius is one Of the most
astounding enigmas Of the age While
realizing the popularity Of the vigor.
GUS statesman and admitting that be
has been the author of immense good
along numerous lines of reform activity
and beneficial legislation, Haskell il
inclined to ask for proof of the col
onel's sincerity and he questions the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
HEARTY WELCOME
TO CHINESE YOUTHS
Slxty-Eight Students Entertained
at Kawaiahao by the Local
Students Alliance.
CFrom sunl4y's Aayertlssr.)

The izty'eight young cbiBsmsH VIM
arrived from the Orient ysstsrday
morning on their way " the states ~
enter American colleges mere AttiBgly
entertained at luncheon given IN their
honor al one O'elOek by the Chinese
Students Alliance Of Honolulu. The
luncheon was ~ KaWaiabaO Seminary,
and the committee IN charge Was head,
ed by Frank W. Damon, Bh0 f0f many
years has devoted bis lime snd ensfgy
70 the instruction Of Chigese ebildf4n
in the city.
Besides the students there Ys,C
three commissioners whO are aee0In-
panypg the youngsters " AmHHea,
The welcome ny the young Chinese ma
all that could have been expected, 8pd
their guests expressed hearty GppTeelaf
ton OF their treatment.
The committee IN charge " the ~,
fair chartered couple IT trolley ems
and took them ~ an fhe Interesting
places IN the city
The students from tbe Celestial Em-
pire viii leage f0T san Ffageise0 On
the liner China az nine 0'el0ek This
morning, ana o big eT0wq " resident
Chinese will be al the eAapHel Bhaff
10 bid them farewell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
HUNTER SHOOTS OFF
HIS OWN RIGHT ARM
Accidentally Drops His Gun and
Force Sends Charge Into
HE Body.

csfeIessness with biz gun eOst Peter
ifoddgueg biz right arm yestefday NJ
hagakgji Dsaeb, uhe6 biz weapon was
accidentally discharged, IL company
with n nan Bameq Martin, b. was walk.
nv gnafds ne bench, Beaf Valance,
aftfg blfqs when tho aeelafot Oeeaued.
lsgil men we're Walking eafflssaiy,
when b blnd vent up before them.
loddgpfs ifie4 bis rim bHTnsqly ana
Gf0ppeq De Dgti on NE 0foug1, tho
f9fee qiFebafRlRR u, Jls ma saisfe4
lls NM beneath W. HRbt sfmplt ana
aiWgsi nm IN Die am
NQdiH a gHff eallfd NaHH1 fpelb0,
3 felRlge N No wounded nan, aHa NO
l8ulr hHHfsRf4 ~ y DR ag4 iggh him
~ WHlp4hH Rs t4H M possible TbfiS
~ Baf H8Hfffuaa ~ ~ sui0m9iHls
sHa pushed W iha gneeais ifssUlal
fs4min4il0H fbDnaq lhf FHfRiDHs ihst
a a4pN ~ Wpgssiblf ~ rHgf ile badly
mufiHiei mHuIiHI HNd tlf 4fm naB fuf
~ dDaf ~ 600 fhaHi1nf Tlf mHH ID
~ dangerous condition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06

nocturnal doings Of Lee Kong the In
dustrious pake picked up the iron ard
out rolled a brand new gold piece.
just the right thing for 80 ornament
for my new hat pin, thought maiden
number one, and f0Fgetful o. the sur
reptitious nature Of their visit, she
spoke up: 80 Lee Kong, make noe
one gold money for my hat pin, {"
which started Lee Kong like au elsc-
tric shock. He jumped IN the sir WITH
frightened sereeeb, put out the 1ight
and, before the astOnished girls could
say word, Lee Kong caught hold 81
them. Swinging HE hammer alOf be
threatened 70 XII the two for sgylnY
on him.
NOW, Don't Tel 3 Soul"
The girls got the fright q their
lives. They had 70 beg and bsY hard
before Lee Kong would Felsnt, and then
only On condition they we've never %
breathe a word Of what they had seen
10 OtheB. For days they kept LIE
Kong'g guilty secret but, what maid
could keep secret lOnRf Very SD0n
under promises 70 keep the secret they
shared IL with their girl ehsms, and
the latter passed II along % their pals
until the neighbOrboOd got wind Of ne
whole Of the midnight a3ysntBEe. Then
an ordinary prying policeman stuck his
nose IN the wind and told the deputy
Sheriff Of what was up. The lattst
promptly arrested Lee Kong, but, So
the mean time, who knows how much
Of the queer stuff Lee Kong managed
10 shove along before the police ri
himf Just now the stOrekespefs on
Maui have 70 ring every god pisss
passed 10 them over the counter. and
much bad feeling and suspicion is en-,
geBdered as an aftermath Of the ne.
turnal industry Of Lee Kong
BEN HARDEg.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
ACTS PHlLANTHR0PIST
BUT GETS BUNGED UP

Anticipation of a legal order led to
the demolishment of Yong, a we'll
known Korean interpreter and former
member Of the police force, last night
He desired to restore child TO its
parents, this worthy ambition being as
yet unsupported with an order Of court
which has been petitioned for but not
yet granted.
The girl present "hOlders" are sew
eral Koreans who are willing TO sur,
render her properly, but objected 10
the manner In which Yong made APP
plieation for her last night This he
did In q strenuous manner, threatening
destruction on tho heads IT those who
held her.
Upon the uttering Of these words,
four fellow e0untTymen fell on his neck
and almost broke IL Failing 20 break
Il they did the job up otherwise as
we'll as they could and the vehicle Of
Christian affections went 70 the garage
Tor repairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
ORIENTAL WRITER'S
HELD FOR TRIAL

United States Commissioner Judd
yesterday adjourned for a week the in.
vestigation into the matter of Lee Rai
Fai, being alleged TO have published
in his Chinese newspaper an indecent
article, as Of August 27, the charge be-
ing that he placed indecent matter In
the United States mails.
Another and somewhat similaE matter
came before the United States commits.
sioner, u Is alleged that the japanese
Daily Chronicle on August "a published
a cartoon rejecting ia an allegedly
obscene manner on Baron Oura, for the
publication Of which yesterday morn
ing arrests were made Of Tok0ii ono
dera aud IIanzo Tsurushima, each being
out on $1,000 bail pending hearing be-
fore the commissioner on September ib.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
May Run for Treasurer.
(Speeial by Mail.)

HILo, September 2.-Senator Make
kau at present occupies the center of
the political stage, for it was known
that he had expressed n desire not to
Sbe a candidate for another term in
the senate, and his political plans 9th
erwise were unknown.
Makekau has large family and can
not well afford the luxury of wearing
the senatorial toga. His elOquence as
an orator is we'll known and is a
strength to the Democratic party. This,
however, can be kept in line If Ma
kekau will accept a nomination for the
Office of treasurer, which carries good
salary and would be acceptable to the
senator. He declined to state whether
or not he would run for the senate.
\ Makekau has been in communication
with both Republican and Democratic
friends here. 1t is known that he will
again support Sam Pua for sheriff, as
he did two years ago, and it is thought
that he has advised d. p. Metzger, a
candidate for the senate, that it will
not be advisable to have both candi-
dates named from this side. It may,
therefore, be Metzger's friends who
are urging Makekau to live in Hilo as
treasurer, thus leaving the senate pas
ture free for the breakwater CON
tractor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
NEW STYLE DREDeE
FOR PEARL HARB0R

MAIERpuWh, septambeT Z lon
siruelinn on the nov afedgs Gaylord is
heing pushed Rapidly fhe hull Bas
launched lasl week ana woIkmeu alr
nov Installing iho maehInfy and
bnlldlng ihe appawilpflufp Tho 0gy
lord ~ 80 BIZ d drag dipper dleigo q
type unllkp auY oi lhs iieages uaN at
Nofs fhls }pe " well adapted NJ M
work which FemHlnf NJ hp Zone An Me-
hHf n v lRpegipl ihai lhf NNloli
WIll ~ Al N0h NIlhW alA Nffha
Wllb ihlF iulge NJ NaIA iha NaIk ~
ihf taf I'm le WiAea ~ f0Rplsl'9n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06

4hp AWa4lsp sslgpnw bHyN tgsHs
lHWs'p Fanqpt nb'sb uuYm ngm
hlWaffa nH goa pV reiHdsg aIFlL
FmlYia5 NpW'Hs weamasl ~ iesd
fiaNU HIih No falH4 ~ lNWlel 49,
iW ea4H aus l.4e ~ esas,
HaH lHiH.l.F NJ llN fHHHt ~ ilf
lHlW iHaaI nfW Hff.W np fNN
laNf NJ ilH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-06
.REES HAS RETIRED, BUT
STICKS TO HIS POST

ltsarAdmifal CorWia +. Roes, u. 3.
~ eommagdant n tho local naval sta.
lion, vas ysgtorday, the dztyseeond
anniversary on bic birth, placed on tho
retired list 10 was notified by Acting
seefeiAfy Beekmaa Winlh0p NJ tho
gaYT, hOHfgsT that be would be er.
pssie1 ~ fomain % biz posi-. where he
lHe proved ~ p0pulaJ until bio sue
ffshm ~ HHWed
~ lpa frequently been remarked by
Hil NM have ihe piehsufH ~ The ae.
gVHlElhHfe NJ Admiral lees, tho yeiefan
nv man 4NNa uai lDNh nesf tho ago
alil Hhiah hf u ffeliiad Ordinarily
N HDNH Hsi ie Hlan fsf Aay oR0f
hfiB iDHfFng y NHf ludead no ad
H4Hlf HtlI HfilH1 luthday yesterday
HH4 M HHs iif nflp0Hnf NJ many 600
FiHiulHilHaH ihfinHp0n,
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