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LET Us ne a Mother to You.

homestead Dinners, 4 to : p. M, ssc. s16
New York ave. II. w. Rutherford, Mgr.
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as to appearances, carpets need cleaning
periodically IN the interest of hygiene
Conger's cleaning removes dust and germs
-mothproofs. 23d & n. Y ay. Tel w. 427.
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Fifteen years ago there xere three eremations in
Engand. and last rear thsrs were TO
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Rough Dry, &c a 10.
MODEL LAUNDRY CO..
I716.1s e St Phone NJ. zSon
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Ell senor Canalejas ha sido encargado para
=: la formation del nuevo gabinete.
El Vaticano Sc opone Ia rcforma del concordato
IA comision puertorrquehs partio hoy de New Yors
para Washington,
De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.

New York, febrero 1O.-Despa-
chos de Madrid dan cuenta de los Sc
rios tumultos promovidos en- ell par
lamento por las fracciones liberales
Estas no quisieron transigir con las
transacclones propuestas por ell pre-
sidente del Consejo, determinando
la cafda del gabinete. Ell senor Mo-
ret y todos los ministries presenta-
ron aver al rey las renuncias de sus
carteras. Ell monarca llam6 al senior
Canalejas para que Sc encargara de
la formation del nuevo gabinete.
Esta manana presento a la frma del
soberano los nombramientos del nue.
vo ministerio, el cual qued6 consti
tuido en- la siguiente forma: Presi-
dente, Canalejas.-Relaciones Ex-
teriores, Garcia Prieto.-Interior,
general Agrar.-
Marina, Sr. Arias Miranda.-Hacien
da, Sr. Cobian.-Gracia V Justicia,
Sr. Ruiz Valero.-Obras Publicas,
Sr. Calbeton.-Instrucci6n, Sr. con-
de de Romanones.
Despachos de la misma proceden-
cia informan que ell Vaticano Sc opo-
ne resueltamente la revision V re-
forma del Concordato de 1851 pro-
puesto por el senior Moret. Ell nuevo
senior Canaleias insistira
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en- ese proposito a fin de obtener las
necesarias reformas que reclama la
nacion.
New York, febrero l0.-Comunl-
can de Londres que ell jefe del gabi-
nete Mr.. Asquith, pedira al nuevo
parlamento la Immediate aprobacl( n
de los presupuestos. Esta premura
es motivada a la necesidad de sol
ventar los cuantiosos creditos pen
dientes de pago y la realization de
las obras consignadas en- sus partl-
das. Sc espera que aquel alto cuer-
po colegislador accedera a la peticion
del premier introduciendo solo lige-
ras enmiendas.
New York, febrero l0.-El Sena-
do aprobo hoy la solicitud del Con-
greso del nombramiento del CONAN
dante Peary, al grado de almirante.
La comision de Rios y puertos
nombrada por el senado consigna
la partida de 20 mil dollars para las
mejoras del puerto de San Juan.
New York, febrero l0.-Comisi6n
partio hoy por la mahana Washing
ton llegara esta tarde. Comisionados
van plena Y dolorosamente conven-
cidos proposito bill es anular justas
aspiraciones pals. Lucharan con ac-
tivldad V protcstaran con energta.
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EC0S De !
ACTpAL|:jlD||AD, ] D
lEugenio Caballero fue
.muerto a mache-
taos.
Una mujer Sc prende fue-
60 a sus vestidos en-
Ponce.
francisco Gonzalez fu6 herido
gravemente en- Caguas.

Las fiestas de Carnaval en- Ponce
han quedado lucidisimas. Ell acto de
coronacion dc Su Magestad Eva l
result6 un acto suntuoso que llamo
poderosamcnte la atencion Dor Ell
lujo y magnihccncia.
Mayagiiez no ha querido ser me :
nos en- el hermoso torneo de bellezas
y diversiones y tambien ha hechado
ell reSto.
En- Ponce la vecina de la calle
Colon Sc derram6 en- los vestidos un
litro de petroleo acercandose un fos
foro encendido, La oportuna inter
venci6n de algunas personals evit6
gu la infeliz pereciera carbonizada
Fu6 trasladada al hospital en- estado
de gravedad. Los lncendios persona
les, parece ser la ultima moda para
los que no quiercn seguir nevando
el fardo de la exi>tencia. FL mismo
dia en- el barrio dc La Chorrera' en-
esta ciudad. la j6ven Adela Coraz6n
us6 de identico procedimiento de sui
cidio.
Ell Sr. Enrique Cabassa vecino
del barrio dc Balboa de Mayaguez,
solicita el paradero dc su hijo Luis
Diodonet, que haze algun tempo re-
sidia en- Ponce
-Ha fallecido en- Ahasco el Sr.
don Candido. Cahallero persona q.
gozaba en- aqucl pueblo de general
stimaci6n por sus excelentes cua-
lidades de patricia v de obrero del
bien. Descansc en- la paz del Senior
el alma del que cumpli6 en- Ia vida
su alta mission, V rcciban sus deu-
dos nuestro p6Same sentido.
En- Ia carrrtera que conduce de
Mayacuez i San German v en- sitio
aislado fu6 muerto 4 machetazos el
individuo Eugcnio Caballero. Has
ia ahora - ignora quien o quienes
hayan siIo los au'"res.
En- Cag,.a>. I'arrio de San An
tnio, hulo u'nr !ncidehtc desgracia-
do en- un bale quc~' oelebraba en- di
cho barrio rcsulrando herido en- riha
Francisco Gonzalez. Su estado es
grave.
-Anoche en- cl cafetin de Ia calle
de San Sebastian situado al frente
de Ia plazucla de San Jose hubo un
altereado cntr Ramon Arroyo Y un
militar de apeLlidO Villas La cOsa no
pss6 de algunos posoosones Y pata-
dAs = una pequeha herida que e fue
inierida 4 ArTOyO con un guiro.
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GacetiNa de Yauco.
De nuestro corresponsal

Fcbrero 9.-En la noche del do
mingo, q iniciativa de varias sefori-
tas de la prlmera sociedad. celebr6se
una jarana en- la morada de dofia
Agripina Commins. Elias mismas in
vitaron hicieron los gastos ocasio
nados por dicha fiesta, que result6
muy animada. Tai conducta consti-
tuye una dura lecci6n dada a la ju-
ventud apatica de esta ciudad. Fell
citamos q dichas sehoritas por acto
tan esplendi'lo.
Los vecinOs dc Ia Gale Buena
Vista que rcsiden cerca dc Ia tahOna
de preparar cafi,dc los srs- Solve
las V Co. SC quejan con sObrada IA
z6n, del grave pe1uicio que les haee
Ia paja de cafe cmpleada para COM
bustible de Ia maluina.
Yea ESQ quien deba, Y trate dc CO.
regir dicha falta que tsntO dsno O.
casiona al publico que pOr aLli vive-
-Dentro de breves dias sera tras-
lsdado el eonocido hotel Pls, de Ia
casa cue actualmente ocupa 1 otra
de Ia mlsma Gale propiedad de los
Sres. LluEeras Hnos-, situzda en- uns
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Gaceti||a de Cabo -aojo:
De nuestro corIesponsal.


Febrero 9.-Hay en- el Garnet de
la semana una nota simpatica. Sc
anuncia para muy pronto el enlace
del estimable joven Bartolo Brau
con una distinguida senorita de Ia
alta sociedad.
Ha rendido Ia jornada de Ia vida
doha Ana Ramirez de RAMIREZ, da-
ma bondadosa V justamente queri-
da en- esta Sociedad. A su entierro
asisti6 una regular concurrencia, des
pidiendo el duelo. con sentidss fra
ses, ell Hon. don Loreto de Jesus
Montalvo. In pace.
Trata de reoreanizar de nueyo en-
esta locaGdad The coming men
association" Tan simpstica insti-
tucion cuenta en- Cabo Rejo con mu-
chos partidaros.
Sc halla gravemente snfeyma Ia
sonora do1a Petrona Palermo. ma
Dire de don Victor A. Carbonell, re-
presentante aqui de Ia "Guanies zen
tral".
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de los puntos mas centricos de esta
Pedro McDougal, el agrsor de
don Manuel Roig. fue sentenciado
POr Ia COrte municipal, a sufrir tres
meses de earcel en- Ponce.
-Ha sidO nombrado Official de Sa-
nidad de esta ciudad el DR.. Pedro
Malact que reside en- los Estados
UiRdOs- Dentro de POGO regresara
al pals para tomar possession de su des
tino.
-Anoche hubo bale en- el hotel
"VlctOria" Para el pr6ximo domin-
90 sc anunca otro que promote ser
eplendido segun isformes.
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LOS P arnpanos'' era
el campo de accion.
A Emilio Garcia Sc &C usa
de ser el autor de las llu-
Was de piedras en- la
Cantera
Ha sido arrestsdo y la detecti.
We contlnaa las investigated.
neS.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Febrero S.-Se ha hecho cargo del
listrito policiaco ell capitin Fernan-
doz Mater.
la sa!ilo para San Juan ell Sr.
Elias Fernandez. veterinarlo de es-'
t2 };,,gijo. 4 dicho fllncionario Sc
ir ha runcorlirlo Is dias de iicencia.
Hen1o; >,!'plsdo al doctor Her. 2!
naniez ne !"o de Ia carcel. Todosre
corl&ron que el DR.. Hernandez,
EMBARGO hace dos meses para Espa-
ia, 1 consec,lcucla de haber fallecl-
90 en- Barcelona 81 esposa. Ell DR.. 1
Hernandez ha regresado acompa- !.
hauo lie 81 hija.
La poiiela lus,liar ha prestadf u
rante las ;iltimas toras, los sig4 A.
ties servicios. For turbar la pa 8,
por iuegos pr'N;b:ios 3, por portar
armas iHtra"rion leyes sandal l..
FL sargento Soto de servicio en- la
Playa capture al individuo Saba Ra-' =
mos y Gonzalez, one Sc encontraba
pr6fugo despu,'s oe haber estropea- q.
do brutalmente a la Sra. Pia Lopez,
ell dfa 80 de Enero pasado. Fue lie
vada ante la corte municipal, donde
10 sentenciaron q $50 dollars de null
ia.
Por fuerza de este cuerpo fue sor-
prendida ell el dia de aver en- ell ba-
rrio de ''Los Pampanos", una juga-.
da a 10 prohibido, arrestando d los
jugadores y ocupandoles dinero y d.
tiles. =
Fue curado en- la sala de Socorro
por el practicante Davila, Ramon
Laberti, de dos lesiones en- la1 region
frontal y otra en- el parpado derecho.
Ha celebrado aver ia, corte mn.
nicipal diez juicios los 'cuales fuerdn
condenados Y 8 absueltos. } p. !
Aver entraron en- Ia edreel, Fran }
cisco Santos por acometimiento "
aggression y Nenancio Torres salio
por haber cumplido 6 nlescs por hur-'
| to.
Ell Hon. fiscal ha terminado la in
vestigaci6n, dc In muerte violenta
en- Ia persona de Deuletyio Cancio,
suceso que tuvo lugar en- la playa de
esta ciudad.
Ell dia f,.eron absueltos en- Ia cor
te municipal los i>res. Juan Jose Ra-
mos, que estaba acusado de abuse
de confianza, Felix Gilberto MendeI
que estaba acusado de acometimien-
to y agrcsi6n grave. Estos acusados
los defendio ell Lcdo. Felipe Casalduc
Sc vic dicho lfa tambian ell juicio
contra Jose Facastro por delito de
rentas internas, quedo pendiente
de sentencla.
Emilio Garcia, pe6n del Sr. Serras,
ha sido arrestado por la detective,
como autor de las tiradas de piedras
en- la Cantera. Desde que este ciuda
dano ha sido arrestado Sc han para
lizado las piedras.
"El Diario de Puerto Rico, en-
su edicion de hoy supone, que una
cr6nica social, que publico "El A
guila', de aver es escnta por nues-
tro companero Sr. Manuel Mocete
Padilla. Desde luego afirmamos
que ESQ no es cierto.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell
distinguido hombre publico D. Fe-
derico Degetau, quien dari una con-
ferencia, mahana en- los salones de
este ayuntamiento.
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EN- FL SUPREME.

En- la Co rte Suprema, Sc VIC hoy
la vista, por apelaci6n de la causa
seguida por el pueblo de Pto Rico
a Gavino Santiago, por escalamien-
to en- 20. grado.
Ell tribunal despues de haber dido
el informe de la defensa suspendi6
Ia session resevandose el fallo.
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MeIcado de lucar.

New York, Febrers lO.-n
nereado eerro hoy sus opera
clones al precis De $4.llHr.
ne.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
CORPORATIONS AND THAT SORT OF THING.

equals graceful patmdinizing 1t is
readng his hear him in harmonious
nothing and nothing eXceptOnabe the
he presents elsewhere the danger of allowing
swing Yet he does not show that the Rapid Transit
carrying for its
material for the county Its charter permits 1t
carry freight and such the things mentioned long
sched
disturbed thereby hardly be considered to the public
would be great boon the public if the
privilege carrying freight the of conducting
express upon lines The service of the WesFagO Com
pany while lasted greatly appreciated and when it ended
When suburban resident could have trunk
parcel quarter dollar instead of from four dollars
Rapid lines carrier the failure of which
public misfortune
Corporations wholly uncontrolled which hold undue
privileges public property be and often
rights of the public That does not that
than individuals
character fact probably robbery oppres
private individuals than by chartered
the
indebted excel
and quality whose commodities
individual enterprise to furnish Indeed the
has its being largely through
Honolulu
likewise all of the important industrial enterprises The
corporations Every corporation has less
public Corporations
dry the nub of Mr. AshfOd hOmiy
Obstructng both sidewalk
the electric and the companies AuOmO
upon highways cOntemptu
public hundred times than all the public ui
corporations operating in Honolulu put together.
Mr.. Ashford finds
glad aid him in exciting than "langud
the That he him
self the attorney corporation will
especially sentiments propounded be cOuched in his ustOmar
face and courteous diction.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
MILITARY USURPATION.

No one will object the idea of giving royal recep
Chinese who is lonOulu guest today But %
the with which some oil the ORDERS
issued by guard commander have been received The
prince parsonage of vast Importance and Americas III
possible honor and courtesy is most com
mendabe redoubabe colonel of the national guard
closing public he making his command look
the ordinary rules governing the maintenance OF pub
lie order at parade other events causing ae6age OF crowds
police supposed keep the crowds within bounds 1t is a
new military ORDER signed by the head OF the national
guard governor that "a forbidden to
limits within which the militia and military decided
to parade.
conceivable that the orders providing that the governors re-
epion prince that representatives of the
press shaking of hands, kOwtowing
whatever was request from the prince who is
crowds like his distinguished brother who recently
passed through other ground such rules be excused
the time his most imperial majesty has travelled
bit America he will probably get over this kind of business-f it is
his business.
Colonel especial ORDERS issued with all the omaly of
military pomp contain the following:
purposes the reception of His Imperial Highness
by the Guard of Honor the following bounds and
parade the troops fixed and all persons other
excepted forbidden nhude within the limits
of the parade so fXed.'
respect those who framed this remarkable order
stated that the commander of the national guard has no
legal authority time of to forbid persons to nrude
public wharf in Honolulu than the Ahkoond OF swat
had jurisdiction in Rome. Nor has the governor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

My LIES growing white with the of December
must yield to the force of the blast and like old doaid
and remember the things that occurred i'm the far
FOND away past How well picture the / was
MEMORIES born in the Kitchen the stairway the dark
hail; the old clock that rang alarm in the mornn.
the cheap wooden paddle that hung the walls plain
paddle that ghanded paddle that truy old hung
the wall! Then was maynard young lad and miscevous,
tricks that foolish and father
"Nhy do gree and an a cream
cooled pain? The life leading long dsgaced
and filled all our bosoms with NORWOOD and gall very plainly
u have TO ambase you Then down the
on the walls that cheap willow paddle that unyarned paddle
1eeconered paddle that hung the wall Then
and wemenng neighbours whose lives pleasure
and ge would pause for time from their pasmes
hear that old paddle connecting with And chorted
and ggged and Uttered when hearing agonzed baW
Twas little they rocked that life embered by that
paddle that hung the wa that dngbusted paddle
paddle that UNFINISHED paddle that hung on the wall
Copyright 1910 by Matthew WALT MASON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
FATAL LEAP FROM
MOVING CAR

Mrs. HonC=, d Japanese woman who
came here from Kauai last Sunday to
place her three children in school,
died at the Queens hospital last night
as a result of jumping from a moving
Rapid Transit car. She was new to
the electric cars, and like many other
Japanese, when she wanted to alight
simply stepped off without waiting for
the car to stop. Her fall fractured
her skull An inquest will be held
this evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
WALT MASON.

daughter of James Campbell, a mil.
lionaire sugar planter of the stands,
who, after acquiring an immense for
tune in Hawaii, came to the coast and
took up his residence at San Jose,
where his daughters were educated at
the Convent of Notre Dame.
princess Kawananakoa inherited
part of the fortune of her father, who
died some. years ago. Her mother
later married Colonel Sam Parker, a
celebrated Hawaiian capitalist and Don
vivant. In New York and Washington
as well as in this city and Honolulu,
Princess Kawananakoa is extremely
popular in the highest social circles.
and her rich brunette coloring and
stunning gowns have always made her
conspicuous. Since the death of Prince
David she mas, however, lived a rather
quiet life, passing most of the time
with her three small children. The
Princess is a niece of former Queen
Liliuokalani and the late King Kala-
kaua"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
MANCHURIA
HAD QUARANTINE

When the p. NJ S. S. Manchuria was
between Nagasaki and Kobe a Chinese
steerage passenger succumbed to bu-
bonic plague. The man was i'll when
the vessel reached Nagasaki, and with
the exception of the prince all the
passengers were detained on the ship
The Japanese doctor, however, failed
to diagnose the sickness as plague. On
August 81 the Manchuria arrived at
Yokohama, but remained outside the
breakwater until the following morn
ing and then went into quarantine, and
the body of the Chinese was burned
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13

and the ship disinfected. Two days
afterwards the Mancnufia came back
but was not permitted to enter the in
ner harbor, as there was another sus-
picious case Of sickness on board. An
Indian in the storage was i'll, but aft
err a close examination It was found
Nthat he was suffering from consump-
ton, so the vessel was granted pratt
que
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
SIERRA HEARp ERoM.

The following Wireless Message
has been received by the Agents from
the S. S. Sierra: S. S. Sierra, At Sea,
September, ~, 1910. p. m. SIS miles
from San Francisco Light-Ship; Mo-
derate N. e. Wind Sea Smooth; Wea-
Their Clear and Fine; All Well; Baro-
meter 1927; Air 65.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
HIT BY BALL Is, FATAL.

SAGINAW (Mich), September ).
Edward Ballard, 20 years old, was
killed in a baseball game yesterday
at Wisner. A foul tip hit him over
the heart while he was catching.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
MOST BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN
WOMAN" IN SAN FRANCISCO

Under a large picture of the Princess
Kawananakoa, the San Francisco Elk
aminer published the following:
Princess Abigail Wahikaahuula Ka-
wananakoa of Hawaii, widely known
as the most beautiful Hawaiian wo-
man, arrived yesterday in the liner ST.
IBERIA, and for the coming month will
occupy her home at Is Preside ter
race, in this city. Later Princess Ka-
wananakoa will go to New York and
Washington for an indefinite visit be-
fore returning to San Francisco. She
expects to make her home in San
Francisco at least part of the coming
winter.
The beautiful Princess is the widow
of the late Prince David, to whom she
was married in 1902, and who died in
this city in Jane, 1908. He was
brother of ]. K. Kalanianaole, COM
monty called Prince Cupid, Delegate
to Congress from Hawaii. The Prin-
cess was formerly Miss Campbell,
REss>S>&WSS>S>>RS>1SSsG;>>S>SMsSSS>s
believe it to be good policy Tor good
politics. to chance a certainty for an
uncertainty in public offices.
Kuhio is a certainty in all thar per
tains for the good of Hawaii. We are
glad this Territory is not unminGful
of his most excellent services.
EDITOR TINES.
September 10.
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BRoN.

BARRERE-In Honolulu, September
IL, 1910, to the wife Of F. NJ. Barrere,
son.
WORTHINGTON-At Waipahu, Oahu,
September s. to the wife of e.
Warrington, a son.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13

the will annexed of the estate of Char
les w. Booth and Ida Elizabeth Hall.
The suit was for an accounting under
a decree Of 1882. The circuit court
overruled a demurrer and today's de-
cisiOn sustains the circuit court ruling
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
CIRCUIT co0RT SUSTAINED

A decision was given in the Su-
Dreme Court this morning in the case
of Gerhard Segelken VS. the Hawaiian
Trust Company, administrator, with
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-13
KEEPING KuHIo.

EDlTOR:-We are all glad that Ku-
hio will continue as Delegate to Wash
ington. AS we have said we do not
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-04-08
BURIED IN BEAUTIFUL SPOT
Grave Of William Penn Situated In
One Of Enaland's Most Charm
Ing Localities.

BY deep lanes which are jeweled
with violets in spring, through rich
glades of beechwood pilgrims come
every year to quaint, high-roofed,
green-robed meeting house called Jor.
dams. In the rough little burial ground
behind It lies William Penn, the most
famous of all "the people called 'Quak-
ers," the founder of the state of Penn
sylvania and the author of book
which has not yet come into its own.
All this country is rich in memories
of the great work of English litera-
ture. "Once to these silent woods
young Milton came. The greatest
man since Milton" according to sound
Whig doctrine, Edmund Burke, chose
to live hard by in that house which
he hung from top to bottom with pic
lures" and whose splendor Johnson
was content mot to envy, but ad-
mire"
Americans, the most Jealous pill
grims of the modern world, are nat
urally foremost in their devotion to
the founder of -one of their greatest
states, says the London Telegraph
The spirit of William Penn, powerful
in Benjamin Franklin, counted for
much in shaping the destinies of the
young American republic. 1t would
not be difficult to trace it's influence
in some of the statesmen who guided
the United States through the dangers
of the next century. The reverence
of America is natural, and it may well
explain the project of which we hear
to remove PENIS ashes to an Ameri-
can shrine. But an explanation is not
a justification. 1t is neither vulgar
jealousy nor unreasoning sentiment
which demands that the grave at Jor-
dams should be left undisturbej.
No place in America could have the
same fitness as the humble burial
ground at Jordans, with its memories
of the days when the followers of
George Fox, prosecuted and insulted
by the powers of the day, were fight
ing their battle for freedom and the
dignity of man. In England the fight
was won, and to England belongs the
dust of the victors. If any other coun-
try than the land of his birth and his
death, of his work and of his suffer
ings, is to claim the shrine of Penn,
not America alone, but all the civilized
world might well appeal. To him as
much as to it's founder, George Fox.
the Society of Friends owes it's power,
and the strenuous philanthropy of the
Friends has left it's mark all over the
world. The poor in every country,
the savage, the criminal, and the luna
tic, owe much to the spirit of Will
liam Penn.