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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
.H00KW0RM WAR
|MAKEsPROGRESS
Report Of Rockefeller Commits
sion Show What Is Accomplished

Washington, March 20-- Excellent
results are being accomplished in the
fight being waged In the south against
the hookworm Infection. according TO
two reports from tho compassion es-
tabIished by donation Of $1,000. 600
from John d. Rockefeller for the
eradication Of the disease. One OF
these reports, by. Or. G. w. Stiles
scientific secretary OF the commission
Is now In press and has not been
made public. IL Is known, however
that II deals with what has been ac-
complished In sanitary way through
out the south toward wiping out the
infection. and Or. stiles Is known 10
be Of the opinion that. with the as
sistance OF the various j ate boards oil
health, the work has been proceeding
fayorably. Scientific treatment he
believes. Is getting the upper hand In
the fight on the hookworm.
The report OF WieklIffe Rose. admin
istratiye secretary Of the commission
which has just been made public, de-
elares tina the largest result achieved
during the past year does not appear
In the tables shown In the report
This resslt." he says. Is the public
sentiment created 1.-THE people," hi
adds. ARE being led 10 seek examina,
ton and treatment By. the co-opera.
ton 81 pubiic-spirited. influential
citizens. The inspectors. on going int
q new community. frequently have th,
cooperation Of a group OF leading
citizens"
In speaking Of the way In which ths
work Is being carried on he tells nov
the geographic distfibatlcn OF the In
lection and the degree OF infections i
determined BY personal inspec ion b
the various state directors Or publil
health. by reports from local physi
clans aud by laboratory examinations
lii addition 10 the nine southern
states. Alabama, Arkansas. Georgia
Louisiana. Mississippi. North Carolina
South Carolina. Tennessee and yir
gInia. In which the fight has been or
ganized. the secretary repor.s tina
infection has been demonstrated Il
Florida. Kentucky. Texas. Oklahoma
California and Nevada. X Is reporte'
as heavy and producing great eco
nomsc loss In The mines Of California.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Another Veteran Goes
Over the Dark River

Mr. Thomas Cafes. an aged Confed-
crate veteran. who Is well known In
the county. died Thursday morning
it bis home on Watts street. after an
illness Of short duration.
Mr.. Gates served during the entire
war ia Company y. 33d North Caro-
Ina regiment He was about IS
years o. age and had been in feeble
health for some time.
The deceased IL survived by wife
and one daughter. MRS. A. G. Stone.
u this city. and BY other relatives In
orange county. where he formerly re-
sided. The remains were taken "a
Orange county Friday Tor interment
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
The Texas Mothers
Congress In Session

Houston. Texas. March Many
women Of prominence In various
parts Of the state are In Houston %
attesd the semi-annual conference
or the Texas Congress 81 Mothers
and parent-Teachers association.
The gathering viii continue over to-
morrow and will have among its
speakers Mrs. r. ". McAilister. Of
San Antonio: Mrs. ]. VI. McAIanus,
of Dallas: MIS-. william capps. IL
Fort Worth; Mrs. J. g. sutton. 81
beaumont: Dr. Frederick Eby, of the
University of Texas, and +. N. Bral.
ley. state superintendent Of public In
strnctton.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Trust 10 Reduce
Prices on Bulbs

Washington. March %. A he lirst
dlrec result Of the governments
antitrust suit against the so-called
electric lamp trust the department
Of justice has received limitations
that be prices o. All electric light
bulbs viii BE- reduced 81 ~ per cent
All over the United States
~ such d ent III present prices
folks who buy thr electric lamps viii
save more than $4,000 900 4 year. The
department continues 10 receive word
that the various pools In the so-ealled
truss are breaking ~ In anticipation
Of the suits which have been prepared.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
SOMEG0OD JOBS
FOR DEMOCRATS
The Hstels In Washington Have
Appearance Of Old Times
900 PLACES TO De FILLED
Excellent salary Positions That Are
Looming up in Washington Are
Tempting Seekers From All Parts
Of Country-Some Of the Figures
Look Mighty Good to Democrats.

aul qlIM-'0g UoinN 'uol5uIusBM
near approach OF the assembling OF
the cd congress the gathering of
the ofiice-seekers has given the hotel
Hobbies an appearance Of old times.
While the extension Of the civil SER
vice In late years has greatly reduced
the number OF official positions to be
distributed among the faithful, the
new democratic house will still have
at its disposal 300 or more jobs.
many OF them OF excellent salary
positions.
The two best positions are those
OF clerk or the house and sergeant
alarms. They pay $1,000 each a
year. The doorkeeper's place pays
81 900. and is next best on the list,
these being big Jobs. and a few more
OF the $4,000 and $4,000 class are
| filed by party caucus.
There are more good positions
under the clerk OF the house than In
any other branch. The journal clerk
draws $4,000. the chief clerk $4,000.
/ the reading clerk $1,000, the second
reading clerk $4,000, tailey clerk
$4,000. parnamentary clerk $500.
printing clerk $500. disbursing
clerk s2.500. file clerk s2.750, en-
rolling clerk $3.0a0. In addition.
there are more thar - MINOR clerks
under the clerk Of the house draw
ing anywhere from $50 year to
s3,250. ts
1 There is another set OF employees
under the sergealt-at-arms. The
deputy makes s2500 a year, the
cashier $4,000. and nine or ten more
who make s712 q year up TO $500.
The house postmastershiP Is 9
comfortable berth. 1T pays $4,000
annually. and ahese is an assistant
who gets $4,000. Also there are
twelve messengers to distribute ths
mail and receive for their worl
$1,000 q year each.
The largest number OF employees ii
any one branch works under th,
doorkeeper. There are no less thar
q OF them. The assistant door
keeper gets $500 !. year. while tn,
assistants and others IN that derart
ment get paid from $3.50 a year u
10 s2.250.
The superintendent OF the hous'
document rooa. draws $4,000 4 year
and his chief assistant Sl.SOo. 1ner
! are about ten other assistants whv
are paid $1,000 TO SI.i00 for thei
, services In 81 there are about q
jobs In the house folding room
: These employs fold end send on
! the speeches 81 the Individual con
/ the folding corns gets $4,000 d year
: and the others are paid from 5000 4
$4,000 year
The other house employees includ
i ten cloak room attendants who &c
/ about 81 600 d year each. and iher
: are twice that many pages who ar
i on the rolls Al So a month durln
! sessions.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Csyerser KItchln Pardsns Joe
Banner Of Salisbury
sH00FLY GOES TO WELDON
Warden Sale Returned last Night
With r. II. whItson, Who Escaped
From Prison Is Years Ago-Con.
tract 20 he Awarded AZ Once for
gao. 900 Building at Chapel HIN.

Raleigh, March 20.--Governor
Kitchin grants pardon 70 Joe
Banner. OF surTy county. sentenced
November term. 1910, for an assault
with deadly WEAPON 10 six months
on the roads.
The shoofIy Goes 20 WIdon.
Officials of the seaboard Air Line
notify the corporation commission
that the shooiiy. which leaves Raj
eigh at 6 D. m. daily for Norlina.
will after April be extended TO
Weldon. leaving that place early
every morning for Raleigh. This IL
in compliance with a demand from
people OF points between Norlina and
Weldon The corporation commits
slor has under consideration the re-
guest OF petitioners 10 require. the
seaioard TO continue the run OF the
skooGy from Raleigh To Sanford or
Hamlet. leaving Raleigh about 10 q.
m. and returning In the afternoon
In time 20 continue It's journey 20
Weldon.
Sale Returns With Whitson.
Warden T. p. Sale. OF the states
prison. returned Thursday from Lex
ingion, Ky. having IN bis custody
T. %. Watson. who escaped from the
prison rs years ago and has since
msde MA home In Lexington. vhefe
h. smassed q considerable fortune.
whasson talks quite freely aoout
himself and says he hopes 70 secure
= pardon on the ground that he has
lived al upright life since his escape
whiie serving 30 year sentence Tor
.aprder. Nothing Was heard Of him
from the time he gained his liberty
snsii last week. whom he was betray.
ed by an old friend who had become
fingered with him over businens
transaction.
New Building NJ University.
The executive committee Of the
board Of trustees Of the state uni
yersity viii award the contract a
once for the erection OF s50.0ss
building on the campus for tn
Schools or Medicine and Pharmacy
n wlll be known a. the Caldwell. II
honor OF Or. Joseph Caldwell. N.
f1rsf president OF the university
President vcnable Is expecting thl
next commencement TO be the bes
IN the history OF the institution. TIT
annual address win be delivered b
governor Woodrow Wilson. Of Mes
Jersey, and Immense crowds are on
pecfed 70 attend.
Charters are granted b. the sec
retarv OF state 70 the Marion Enter
prise Manufacturing company. Q
Marion. TO do lumber business
authorized capital $4,000. paid 4
$4,000. b. !. 4 Blackburn, Garar
Liai. y. L. Carlton and others
Farmers Bank OF Gates. IL Hobbs
Vile, authorized cxpitaI gi0.o0l
paid In $500. BY c. T.. HArthawa,
r. A. Rountree. =. u. Carter an
others: the Windsor Manufacture
company. Of Windsor. lumber dea
ers. authorized capital $4,000. n
principal incofporaiors being ].
white. X. VI Johnson and ".
Francis. all Of Windsor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
BOSTON. Ia, % Celebrate.

nnEtons AaFtA e The OBSERVANCE
u the tasth anniversary 81 the eyaci-
alton Of The town of fos,0n b the
British on sunday March II. i156.
brought about ~ the activity 81 The
continentals ii fo~sstyInF Dorchr ~
heights aud Hooks hill was celebrated
with unusual spirit today. particularly
III South lioston. whore the british
forces embarked A large military
and civic para,le wME The Spectacular
feature 81 thf days celebration
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Cleveland FUND Competed.

Newark 4 !. March n 4 Il
unaerstoa1 That former United
states Senator Dryden viii make
formal "annnunrcmpnt tomorrow 81
the completion Of The sipu.nUU
Cleveland memorial fund. ~ Inc
18th Anniversary Of M. Cleveland 4
birth. The fnnk i 10 ~ used 10
ofcct ! taNaf Il Princeton university
In memory II the former president
Of the United states.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Sound oil Pistols Cure
French Pupils I'm Duel

Toulouse. rrarce. March To- Boys
are truly learning 10 shoot In France.
They have dnels much as do thoir
fathers. Two pupils have just fought
i duel here with pistols.
They collapsed unscratched at the
sound 81 the discharge. we're hcsed
10 their fen w their seconds, and
then embraced. declaring honor satia-
fed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Wheeling W. W.. March zo-Mrs.
Laura Fsrnswcrth schcnk. whose trial
on the charge Of attempting 70 poison
her husband. John @. schenk. a
wealthy packer. resulted IN dis
agreement Of the jury last January
was analzned before Rdse Jordan
Saturday 10 answer 90 the Indictment
again. Since her nrst trial Mira,
echenk has been At Iiber'I
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Buffalo Cotton Mills
Sold for $50. 100000

shelby. \. &, March n. Twenty
thousand n1llars WAS the price paid
BY Ambrose Cline for the property or
The Buffalo Cotton mills. i Assoc
spindle piaut 600 acres Of land.
twenty tenemeHt hnuees aud Wher
property
The plant was sold al auction Tues.
day.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Ryan Offers Funds 10
Mount jackson Statue

Richmond. Va. March GOA dona-
tlon Of $4,000 has been offered the
Virginia Military institute BY Thomas
Fortune Ryan for mounting o. the
statue of ssunewall Jackson, pre-
sented BIZ Sir Moses Ezekiel. scnlps
tor residing IN Italy, who was once .
student af v. NJ 1.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Protect
The Health OF Yourself
and Family

Pope's Herb is prepared to provide
dependable household remedy. based
upon the principle OF purity OF blood
insuring freedom from disease. II Is
medicine for maiadies such as, Rehu-
matlsm, Liver Complaints. Constipa-
ton. Fever and Ague. Female Disor-
ders. Indigestion, Lumbago. Kidney
Derangements. Catarrh. Sick and Ner-
yous Headaches. loss Of Appetite and
all ailments arising from inactivity OF
the Liver and Kidneys.
Il Is purely Herbs. Banks and Roots
Compound. As IL put. UP in chocolate
coated Tablets pleasing and easy to
take, Tor can be dissolved in water.1
Mrs. J. G. Meade. OF Hyattsyille. Nd.
says.
Backacht. Headaches. Neuralgia and
Nervousness and extreme Fatigue, l
tried many remedies without relief.
Four months ago grateful friend In
Co. Washington, n. G.. for 4 box Of
PopcS Herb Compound Tablets. the
very first dose Of two tablets gave me-
RELIEF. fsca not quite a SLIGO box and
| an Cntirtly cured OF the pain III my
back ard lave MO more headache.
m = n. Hennsseg, 4 prominent phy-
sieian AMI surgeon Of Alban.. \. y. in
tart says:
rs q blood purifier. Liver. Kidney
and system regulator | prescribe POPE
Medicine Co.'S, OF Washington, ii IL,
| Herb Compound, as I have done for tile
/ past y years. and l have found II To
he i great remedy. which seldom II
ever faiis. There are thousands Of let
I tiers from users Of Popes Herbs that
have been benefited and cured By is
praptr use Pope's Herb Compound
4 months treatment" and will be sent
postpaid on receipt OF Sf.00 Each hnx
contains 4 printed guaranteed binding
US 70 refund the purchase price IL the
remedy fails to benefit. also full d.
rcefions.
Guaranteed by the pope Medicine
4 Co. Inc. under the Pure Food and
Drug ACT. June 80, 1906. No. s4g5s
For terms 90 agents In nnoecupiea
territory, address
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
CONNECTION

No. - makes connection At Apes
with SeaboaTd Air Line No. - for ~.
leigh Norfolk, Richmond, washInstun,
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New Ter snf
al Northern points; and with nlisigS
\ southport train No. 81 for nurssfn.
Ne. Al makes connection al sgsa
With Eeahuard Air Line No Al for SaHa
ford. riDehuFst. Southern rlnes tf8sus
lei. Charlotte, Rockingham. athens.
atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery
ard all points ID the West anc suath.
vest Columbia, Savannah. jAFk*saH4
vile. Tanpa and III POINTS Ii Florida
srsT SCHEDULE 1tT or pINIAu
10 TfsE sOITH
Al tickets are sold BY this company
and accepted by che passenger ~ith
the understanding that this eUa4y Ang
VII not Ss liable for failure 10 RON 80
trains - schedule ttue o. f3r abv
such delays IS may be incident ~ tneiF
operation Care IL exercised sr rtse cor.
rect tlfns Of connecting lines hat Iris
company = not Responsible - ssssss
ef omissions
Sa SUNDAY TRAINS
Act Gen. ps.s. ArI sol ras. AT
laFNERAt. 0FFICEa DsHtiAu y
.. Is@ss ~ nsrks nss&~~1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
NO REASON ron ANY ABATEMnNr or nNnRaY

Entomot wozey yesterday
the yellow mosquito in Honolulu
statements that has
The fact that Mr. swezey has
unable the stgmyia eaopua does necessarily settle the
the certainly
daylight mosquitoes the yellow
nor probably any large percentage of them.
However calopm that
with his Nothing that has
investigation Of tho
applicable with
possible to minimum It quite within
possibility the further investigations Mr. swezcy viii result
in yellow The
examination and is improbable
been able subject than comparatively few
nothing be allowed interfere with it. An mosquitoes
should be wiped
would probably of other things
the question did their minds
division fails offer sympathy
the
federal marine
pia health the territorial medical association
These in
al and are he m advice follow.
broadly speaking distinct difference
nomologis Intercollegiate The former hooking
the opinion that the
vegetation capable of breeding mosquitoes should not be destroyed if it can be
The latter look
standpoint of the physician the opinion
Of might bring
entomogist
the vegetation ifes the risks the take the stand
pillow
the fuow full would acknowledge the the
world
distinct
that business
of
implied pledge
and looking for the first dodge obvious
Keep with the work. letting the plan Greater Honolulu widen
especially this time that have not the the inclination to
tackle maneized job
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
m THE NAME Of COMMON SENSE.

of the abOd efforts of the Star make him
accredited that there yellow
positively their
having 1892 Personally
infabiy
his failure ridiculous for
matter of with gimmering aocinaion
division Hawaii
Murray nutshell 'fwhy
with other breeding
while leaving the
the Star lending itself chronic hcs of the
like
pleasant
everyone
The Advertiser make this mosquito question
for Honolulu
stop
that policy viii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
THh p1REcT pR1MARv.

The prosperity
Territory divert political
intelligent public
Industrial that exists
for political which
physical cleaning way.
the political
conditions which the intelligent positively
and suspects only part
striving politics to
plane politics performing
high civic duty
working
direct primary this
political conditions The direct primary
political ills but it is something
the little ga that infest practically precinct
and win obque purchasing
of election 1t privacy the
the of the political uduggey Honolulu privacy
that direct primary win invadeand destroy
We believe that there majority
this they
intention be dishonesty which
fights without to hamperng which the
available
alike political
by the the available
of mereennrie superior hut
ihThe question of the
t hdopted is the modern method
n9f Hawaii general and Honolulu particular should fa
Wopa not be good plan the arius
fOasH meetings which primary
pa'ed by competent and discussed by the
discussion the direct primary Chief
Monday evening before the
in this issue II deserves careful reading by voter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
NoT ARM1Bs. Bur. nAw MAY ooNouER.

fromo Of
strengthened
On sympathy All
Of the radical this Connection and
il proposed The Empire incidentally the Naehu dynasty by
the granting OF those evolutions themselves
lighting battles
this proposed reform will much
sympathy
luton, excellent opportunity this method Of
weakening the rebels An thinking Chinese must realize that divided no
factions loosely bound with asFde Of aggressive Manehu the
with the Powers least
watching opportunities intervene the
Empire settle troubles IN such that mob viii
be eliminated and order on . permanent basis
Prom ihs offered the rebels BY Yuan shh Ka
ooks though abe door feF bringing aboat This internal fo
he grants ell their demands excepting m ioT the deposition Of the infen
mIsef fndsr unconstitutional the PFeeg one tbg
Emperor viii bs 6ead present ths
~pua BE- Tsgsta po0s " BE EsIaaa M sv. Bot
thf gfy9iiopi pDfspa5 % heNen fbe al
pRu as - state uel n Haiuf - mgahe via fh'
iafH - ~ $40 inesp epe fspuhs bet - seEwe pg
50 fesesis Napsae tasifs ftsi 30 y itf pes 80
ei afa F themselves fefasiy az lee fsg
fst ~ iifH ffsa lsnas eysnfpsiJ
NJ - ssH Az pis slHf efsisa 90 flaff NH
iH FHl 1f aslllss sg h4F 49,
iapw snsaifg aag faaaafaf tesaels Al slsfaef
natfa asslsq 49, faa slatr
g s ~ ts' tasas 80 sisE Hts ~ tt'sfs aass ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
LITTLE SUBSTANCE TO BIG NOISE

II noticeable that those few who yelling about what the
quto doing
meetnge Of the czn Sanitary Committee which held public
afternoon Apparently judge the criticisms
these DIRECTORS visit the
actually accomplishing be that little
hapd would be found ineonyenenL
u should be gsney known that there b pohDg secret ~
shat he anhmosquo doing etheF their meoing
operations e hanana patches and the collections
nen soe has b remarked their meetings pfssess
sy un VIM wishes attend their sally
alst heaq shat Rglng
Tat tie fommapg spuHhg lasi u aaaly
s~f demonstrated hH week 1h sspYaon Fest,
tel sH pn he leaa eslailunh nmes 'd atep pusilauy
sslssasa ~ s le 80 nlns weight - ff ~
asiis tH.tfts
hasffa Hfh Haf ppHssa M saHnlif sapa m
Hh ae1 ~ ~ pHesH fAmWaiY lafaa
Ep sea
eiH fHHHhil ~ ~ eaTH ffH ~ Elf ffaafa sac
e AH ~ ~ ffH aef ~ ~ sraf f1As#e AZ tf ~
N.. # aif HN ~ eHlefial lai saslsh ~ ~ l1sisa
fatsaH 'if 1a k ~ laea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17

nlp etiu aesa sshtsi % aas.i et ~ aslaaa s.a
r..y ~, ,s rns... y s.s ss.,s .h m ~ nss' s
is arrassi being ,ta ~ Territory % hnd srd 81 rs hnesa
ihen offered % bud ths vh,f according hains
and 100 government option bny ohm,
vaut company ~ number iee make ehy
BY having things a. they vu, moaesn haol convenience at he
bet h railroad m wharf license and proceeded is
required give no modern wh and 20 reduce che rates s0I hnndss
everything that goes IN Or ont Of Tho Big Islands main port TO finance The
railroad offered The and The benefits with number
exception Amenawaau steamship Company
enc wharf construction
ready building money in
tho plans ready decided
Territory Recognizing RAILROAD
should have consideration for the had private
preparations
the railroad the wharf appropriation
should @
the government to extend its rails 10 tho wharf and operate
for tho implication being that the
and recognition Of the fact that the railroad had offered practically
the the Of tho wharf in order that wharf might be built
teaate which mainly through
officials for the general good Of the Territory.
partially
made working basis commission.
This tentative has been violently principally by
formerly opposed building by the railroad while added
these Of the public, tampeded believing
naive that he would have the railroad tie
without allowing privileges at the time take hOlus
~us all the results of the work the railroad has performed in preparation
for its wharf ir
building any possible; herring being
matter location of the wharf
ltt LIN 90 ha aa hula t @ ,vE.rf vi,b its own reg ~
its own high
facts of the these: % which is
the the richest island of the have
port expensive system
Tightening teamng landing
proftng by the old
spending
possible;
to
Hawaii fair their IMPORTS the railroad
with tits
will
to
nothing appears
going
with wharf the license it holds; the wharf will
he continue aid, old
proftng at the people will
continue profit -
the IN the ass.sc ,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
BEET SUGAR MEN
ORGANIZING TO
FIGHT REDUCTION

CHICAGO, November 16.-The beet
sugar refners have perfected an Organ-
izatiOn for the purpose of maintaining
the sugar tariff
Representatives of all Of the great
beet sugar reGneries of the country are
represented in the movement and it is
stated that action will be taken to
Offset at Washington any attempt OF
the eastern rehneFs to have congress
lower the sugar schedule.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
STRIKE, FAMINE, TROOPS.

TORREOE. Aesiee. HeyenbsT h.
a Renefsl strike hag heen declared aRd
famlne j. threalened. soldiers are
feilipa - preserve order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
MURDERER BEATTlE IS
HOPELESS OF PARDON

RICHMOND, Virginia, November
l5.--The governor has declined 10 II.
terfers 10 save the yOnng Wife.muF.
derer, Henry Clay Beattie, from death.
The prisoners nerve has broken.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
FLEET WILL Be
HERE IN TINE
FOR THANKSGIVING

+ + + 4 4 + 4 n 4 + + 4 4 4 + 4
X SAN DIEGO, November TO- 4
4 Another delay in the sailing of 4
4 the Pacific feet of cruisers for 4
4 Honolulu is, unavoidable, but 4
X Admiral Thomas expects to sail
4 from San Francisco on NOYem- =
4 Der 22.
X The feet win proceed from
4 here 10 the northern city and 4
4 Sail from the Golden Gate in 4
4 time for the men 10 eat Thanks 4
4 giving dinner in Honolulu
4
tttht%ht ~ tAAh.hh 4 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17

Iafafa iaHian nfem Eays aaT 81
CelafsAs ffan Itss q ite go faYiig
islfraaiaa - aina SO seaiaf aaaf
fiaBtsl 6pt lesaItlia. aleltaa. isa
~ ft.ag aslass f,ssra = =
fssa ~ tssl 80 tlifey Efea
u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-17
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION,

NAanlN0T0N, NegamlleF 90 ~Ihs
aratif 81 ffr f1sHv tfguH - q.
sssliesilsl e its igsli pfslisu