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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
fundamentals
c. n. WETHERBE
b - Punsks's 49,

- NE Of the great fundamen-
AAA tai truths Of Christianity
10 the deity Of Christ This
truth 10 one Of the foundar
ton doctrines Of the vhols
Bible: and ySt this truth.
most plainly expressed in the Bible, 10
disbeiisved By thousaaAs Of profsssins
Christians. ] have often wondered -
to what there 10 about ChFist's deity
which should lead any profsssins
Christian to deny H. Certainly. moth
ing can be gained By the denial. but.
on the contrary. . great deal 10 lost
BY II. The fact 10. there never would
have been . New Testament. such ~
ws now have. had not Christ bsen
verify God In flesh. Indeed. the Old
Testament would be largely valusless
and meaningless II Christ we're not
pre-eminently divine. even God. His
deity was foreshadowed In various
ways BY the Old Testament prophe-
cies. types. and ordinances. And the
New Testament very distinctly pro
claims Christ's deity. In the Gospel
Of John. la. I. this truth 10 made
remarkably clear and pronounced
Rev. DR.. c. l. Scofield. In referring to
that passage, says: I'VE have the
announcement concerning the deity Of
the Lord Jesus Christ that In the be-
ginning was the word. and the word
was with God. and the word was God
Now there 10 no explaining away OF
that statement. and I believe that the
hostility manifested by the forces de-
structive to Christianity. within and
without the church. to the Gospel OF
John. Is due primarily to the fact
that there IL no avoiding or evad.
ing It.
Questions Of Deity Settled.
II the Gospel Of John stands A. .
divine book. the question Of the deity
Of the Lord Jesus Christ 10 settled In
the very first verse Of It. do not be-
lieve that the proof Of the deity Of the
LORD Jesus Christ rests only upon
that statement I only say that open
ing verse. there Is gathered up tho
Affirmative. which has many illustra-
tons and many lines Of proof in
scripture, that he Is indeed very God.
The same was in the beginning with
God" OF no other person on earth
was II ever said in the Bible. or BY
divine authority. that he existed with
God before the foundation OF this
world. No prophet. priest. or apostle
ever had the presumption to say. or
even the desire to say. that he was
with God before his own birth. Fur
thermore. II Christ were not God In
human form. then he was the greatest
inpostor that this world ever knew Of.
He could not have been even mortal
man.
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ALL MANKIND OWES SERVICE
Words Of the Apostle Paul on This
subject should Be the Guidance
Of the Christian.

The world owes me q living" Ii
commonly heard as the philosophy OF
stranded life. The Apostle Paul
had different theory Of life. ~
am debtor" he said to himself. Each
Of US has but q small part In making
himself what he is. The generations
past. the environment around. the God
above, the Christ within-these are
the principal factors In the building up
Of every really great and worthy life.
What hast thou" writes Paul aagin.
which thou didst not receiver" Every
man owes such q debt to the race
from which no springs. the world In
which he lives and the God who hath
followed him with blessings from the
hour Of his birth. that II can only be
discharged by the complete conse
Grafton Of all he has and IL to that will
Of God which. when Il Ia completely
accomplished, will be manifested a.
the reign Of Righteousness and peace
throughout all human life. No words
can discharge our debt. No mere con.
tributions 70 missionary and philan-
thropic objects. In view Of what We
have received. for which Ne are debt.
ora. the yielding even Of our bodies a.
living sacrifices" Ii only our reason.
Able service"
The man who believes that the
world owes him . living. sadly nesde
to change bis mind. Most adherents
II this philosophy ind that sooner or
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

.Maryi"
vathsr's voice rollsa dowa the stain
end Into the dim. silent parios.
Yes. papa. dear"
ASK that young man n be hes ~
time"
A moment Of silence.
.Ysa. George has his watch On hin
Then Ssh him what 10 the Tine
HE says II 10 il:<s. papA-
Then ash him II be doesn't tAinh
II about bedtime"
He says. papa" the silvsry vosos
announced. impersonally. he says
that be rarely goes 10 bed before oaA
but II seems to him that Il 70 . matter
Of personal preference merely. aal
that II b we're In your place b voai1
90 nov II be felt slsspyi"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
| M7HmI ]! { !


Il was biz Arss assAay scAeol, anu
10 ct u he Infants dspastneaa, -.
gerry Watching The superlntso1sas y
iustrste the lesson % Tie board
The superlntsndsat drew tAe oath
% hsavsn-oos straight lino-aad
started he figure q Q 0as - "
Gradually the man became larger -
larger; aal 6nally whss 10 arrives q
he safe q heaven be could net 81 n
The superintendent turDed - nis
small audience and II . tragicai and
eorsowful tone said:
Yos 80. 10 10 - psiRel ~ wfth Sin
that he cannot eotsr IL.
"Try hin sidsvays. nistsf-tsy hin
eleeways." eans the small. shslll vulcs
froa he Infants department
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Never allow the bull to run loose
about the yard or fields.
The cream should b. delivered not
less than thres times week.
Watch the milch cows carefully. and
see that they keep up their milk now.
The vaius Of milk for cheese max.
Ing should bs based upon the contents
Of both fat and casein.
Despite every effort. there 10 always
more Or less complaint Of shrinkase
Of milk In the dry. bot months.
The example Of . successful dairy.
man nsishbor doesn't seem To have
any Impression on some farmers.
The woman Who makes good butter
and clean butter and puts Il up attrac.
lively does not have to cut prices.
The man who gets bis principal In.
come from the dairy should breed his
cows TO registered dairy.brcd sires,
Scours In young calves can -
checked By feeding . teaspoonfui Of
dried blood for each calf In two quarts
oe warm milk.
Ths average production Of butter fas
PER ysar per COW 10 said 70 BE- b.
tween i%o and 100 pounds. This ID far
too little 70 - profitable.
TIE separator and all utensils
shoulA ~ kept clsAn and sweet b.
washing after each milking and
thea 81 h tAs sun 70 dry.
Nobe1y hAs ~ discovered how
% ~ III q The dir eut q milk. rte
eoly vay - have absolutely clean
MN = . pssvsas ~ diss fron ~
tins inle n
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
Eastern Live stock.

Kansas City-Cattle-Market strong
to l0c higher. Native steers. $3.50
500: southern steers. S&.00G5 30;
southern cows and heifers. 5000
t.<0; native cows and heifers. 92.7S0
SIS; stockers and feeders, $500
Clio: bulls. S3000G50; calves, e+.50q
500; western steers. e&.6oQ7.0O; west.
ern cows. 32.75GA76.
Hoss-Market Toe to lbc lower.
Bulk Of sales. Ss.2S06+b: heavy.
S6.25a640: packers and butchers.
S6.25d6.50; light. e6.1606.&5.
Sheep-Market steady. Muttons,
S3.25Ut.l0: lambs. et.7506.00; range
wethers and yearlings. e3.250A75:
range ewes. 92.50UA.00.
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Noo coNsosoloa.

Tel me. before Il 10 too lats." she
pleaded, ~ you have ever done any.
thing that you regret"
yes. there vas one thing he -
iuetantly admitted. Il once tried 70
rescue . man who bad rocked .
boat"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
MNsla.

New York.-Stsndard copper. quiet:
spot. September. October. November
and December. eii.s0Gii.90.
Lake copper. ei2.i00i2.6?h: els~.
trolytic. ol2.2b0l2.37h: casting.
ei2.009l2.25. .-.-.
Tin-Quiet: spot S3si7h 03s.s7k:
September. e3s.2S03s.7s: October.
o3s.22h 03s.67h: November and Do.
cember, $4,000 3s.7S.
Lead-Quiet. e&.<5Gt.Bs New York:
1t.300<.36 East 81. Louis.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
WAY 70 READ CREAM TESTS
One ~ otMeslty Aasy D. oversssws
~ AddlN0 omaD ovsWeity 81
pao-oatusaeod Aleossol.

q The Babcock tearbottIe the bot
ton Of The fat column 10 practically
. straight line but ~ top has con.
cave surface and tAe question - 70
whether the fat should 10 read 1t the
top. he bottom. q some other point
has besa much discussed.
This uncertainty nay b entirely
overcome b. dropping . small quas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
HANDY BARN DOOR FASTENER


A piece Ike inches Just n long 40
the door 10 wide. 10 bottled to the door
exactly In the center. Two pieces
are bottled to the sides Of the door.
cue hook up and one hook down.
When the door 10 closed and you wish
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
CARE OF the YOUNG CALVES
9speelaiiy oSsesptIb,s 10 Nsvaess %
Files and ohovid D Kept In
oarN-oeed RepsiisNt.
tsy ". ". xrxBAL1,


TIE young calves are especially
susceptible to the ravagss Of dies and
q viil seldom prove profitable to al.
hsw then out Of the barn except for
exercise durtng the night when the
oles will not prove troublesome.
There are numerous remedies that
0Ay - used % ~ rspellents but the
eoll0ving formula recommended BY
Doctor Moore has given excellent sat.
osfAction wherever used and where
many Of the expensive preparations
have failed to perform what their
manufacturer claimed for them.
bsoo OIL .................. loo parts
Oh II TAR. ................ 10 parts
Crude carb0lic acid. ....... I part
The cost Of the mixture 10 about
- coats . gallon aad Il may be ap.
pats1 With . hand sprayer every two
1ays. Some prefer app,yins the mix.
tsrs oacs . day. using lighter appli.
eaeioas.
LaaAs Of clover and other forage
hauled 70 the stable every two or
tAres days viii keep the calves and
COWS 10 excellent condition and the
manure thus made viii nearly pay for
IT, iacrsassd labor required IL cut.
ting and haulins.
when ws consider the relationship
oetwssn the comfort Of the cows and
ealvss and the amount Of milk and
OFowth " car hardly fail TO go that
- SHOULD Do I'll IN our power 10 I'm.
Usovs their coaditioa 10 ~ time.
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ho0s.

sheep.
Lambs. good to choice. go. .5.00@5.50
Lambs, fair to good .4.5005.00
Feeder lambs, F. p. r. ..... 1850 500
Yearlings. fair to choice ..3.50G4.00
Yearlings, feeders, F. p. R.. .3.25q3.75
Wethers. fair to choice. .3.0003.75
Wethers. feeders. F. p. r.. $50
Ewes. fair to choice .......2.7503.50
Ewes. feeders and culls, F.
p. R. .2.0Od2.75
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Eastern Pro- ves.

ChicaGo--Buttsr. firm. Crsamsriss
3ihG2stc: dAiriss. isG2~c.
Eggs-steady. Ct mark. cases In
cluded. i60ise: firsts. iec: prime
firsts. 20c.
Cheese Unsettled. Daisies, lee:
twins. i3hOiSke: Youns Americas
leo: Long Horns. 1te.
Potatoes Choice 10 tn
~. s3Ossc: fair 70 sood. soos3c.
vsals--6tsady: - % % ID. wts.. -
D.: % 70 o ID. vts~. eMoieke: q
70 10 o. VITA, lie
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
osrvlNO othsrs.

The greatest thing. says some one.
man can do for his Heavenly -
her. 10 to BE- kind TO some Of His 9th.
o. children. ! wonder Why Il 10 that
ws are not all kinder than vs arsf
How much the world needs Il How
FASTER Il 10 doee. How instAnsaneous-
y Il acts. How infailibly Il 10 rsmsm.
ssrsd. How supsrabundantiy II pays
Itself back! for there b no debtor IN
he world % hoeoeabls. % supsrbly
souosabts. - love.-H. DrummoeA.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Think well before you marry him.
Remember that marriage 10 . thing
which cannot be set aside In . day
~Oh. ] know. have thought Of it,
II speak from experience. ! thought
the sil months ! spent In Reno never
would end"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

ons1sgA . ~ thrive b ths eell.
- = ~ eaiy. n 20 kssp yoss
- botoW - Degrees ~ baetsria
- nAVo oDan Geo0eA
- ln1uv eanset - naaa0s1 jsss
Uorn4 Uoonou ~ - - . tAerneoe.
o1~onl = - - > - -. - -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Hay.
Colorado upland, per ton. 1900 1900
Nebraska upland. per ton. 1900 1000
Second bottom. Colorado
and Nebraska. per ton. 1880 1880
Timothy. per ton ....... 1850 q 1850
Alfalfa, per ton ...... .lO.5OQl1 .5O
South Park, choice, per
ton ..............1S 1900 1900
San Luis Valley, per ton. $1,000 1900
Gunnison Valley, per ton. .l6.OOd17.OO
Straw, per ton ........... 1909 500
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Ths man who imaginss he knows
- sAsss y 70 know about dairyins
Uetboet attsading The short courslJ
- dairying q The agricultural col.
oauDs ~ without reading . reliable
o1eO paoss b making great mistake
0ooauoo 10 oae mas can hold al
G1Dse = y know about The dairy bssi.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

The Other-I sss you'd better III
away quick. feel brainstorm com
In on me an you might Git hurtsdl
How 'rwas.
Mary had Q little pain
] think u was On Monday.
The doctor said. twas very plais
Shed nlied W on . sundaA
Careful Mother. Ed
7 mustn't let my social activities
make me neglect my cbildrsn." a.
Shared Mrs. Do styles.
Quite right" asssnted her sscre
tary
Send them . marked copy Of this
society paper. Il outlines my plane
tor August In full"
Inconsistencies.
Beauty--Dou't you sailors get dreaA.
fully homesick at timssS
Bo'sun--Bisss yer heart, Miss. ve
amt never homo hardly long ssougA
Century Magazine Y. 0T
Rssssas rkSesfse. o.. a.,
Hs-rhis 10 very poor coffee
She tlooktng q him 6srcsiy, Have
you any rsasOa TO say COZ
Ne tlookins 10 his eupI-i have
grounds
W Aesinss u.
-Oolng away this summer.
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asmsmssrss ~ AeeesA

"Quesa Aary." SAID the teacher "a
the class iu the history isssoa, loved
France % much that she declared
Calais would BE- found writtsa assoss
her heart after she vas deaA..
Psusins . moment. the teacher Seoh.
ID ct . boy steadily.
Jimmy Smith," she said. -yeu vsrs
DOT listsning.-
"Oh. -. J was.- Jimmy replied.
Well what did oussn Mary say
would - written across her heartf
Kelly vas little Jimmy's ri
umphant repiy.-Nationai Mouthiy.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

70 Q religious maa svsrythins
shosiA b religious and bic satirs NE
M busiasss Tor the slosy q 0ol.-
9sv. = = ssybssa. Prssbytssiaa,
Durham. n. @.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Maintaining ovslnsss Secrecy.
The Dao-My son. want to tell 700
that the secret Of my success. % II
must BE- Of any mans. 10 hard work
-
The Son-Sh! Dad. don't case 70
hear other peoples secrets and Am
TOO much Of . gentleman 10 take Cd.
vantage Of Information gained In that
way Say no more.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

Tive Werds Thss Sound Ailito.
Was II cool Ct the summer soeort
whsrs you spsnt your vacauoar
Well yss; Il vas decidedly seoisr
than here In Town"
"UmpAi From the way you taik
presume there was sisishins every
day"
oh. yss..
what"
= was staying most Of the sims
In 0ct ] must have slain . tAou-
sand niss and mosQuitoss.-
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Assssvsssy Mssh,ca

ohs-ko knOw nothina aoous
soii: |, eons svsa kaow uhtcs esd
q she eaddie you use
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Eggs. case count. less com. ....s5.7s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-10-13

The veouoto.
Ssch ana Jiii vsas W the Aim
r. 90 . pail 81 VISITOR
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12
KOA LOGS BEING
SHIPPED TO LONDON

Hawaii Will presently be in a posi-
tion to put venaer ON the Old World,
or at least on some of the handsome
furniture and house furnishings of
Merrie Old England, and it win be Col.
Samuel johnson of Pahoa, Hawaii, who
is the master hand in theoretically ap.
plying this thin covering. From the
forest regions of Hawaii island, Colonel
Johnson is shaking out the largest koa
trees ever intended for shipment half
way around the world. Not a log
weighs less than $4,000 pounds and it
takes a step ladder for one to mount
log as it lays on the grolnd.
This wood, the finest that grows in
the Islands, is cumbersome to handle,
but sixteen such logs for England and
sixteen for New York are being work
ed down to Hilo Bay whence they will
be shipped to the Ola World us raw
material for veneer. This veneering
will then be available for gluing to
whatever woods are to be transformed
from ordinary qualities into what will
appear TO be beautifully polished kOa
wood OF Hawaii mel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12
MODS SET FIRE
TO HOSPITAL AND
BURN PATIENTS

MAssAFRA, Italy, September 10.
Peasant mobs gathered In this die.
tfict yesterday and attacked tho
cholera hospital near here, taking It
By storm IN spite OF The resistance
Of the police. Tho hospital was set
on Gre during the fighting and two
patients were burned 10 death while
many others died from the shool..
The people are possessed with the
belief that the government Is prop.
agating the cholera epidemic for
the purpose of deeimating the sur.
plus poor,
The mobs now have full sway In
the prefecture and all preventive
measures so far taken by the author
tiles have practically been nullifed.
Government physicians assert
that with the contact by members
of the mobs which captured the
cholera hospital with the scores Of
patients scattered about the district
the epidemic is sure to spread be-
yond control.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12

dislike for cities away from Honolulu,
but added that there was nothing for
her 20 do but 10. challenged that
and told her that In my opinion she had
no intention Of leaving, adding that she
was breaking her mothers heart.
Tho Wedding Night.
con Wednesday night before dinner
she appeared in my room in a lace
gown and requested me to arrange n
pink sash. At dinner we noticed she
wore a pretty white cap and looked
resplendent, Her only jewel ornament
was handsome coral piece. Some
time after dinner we remarked to her
that we were going for an auto ride,
and she intimated that she could not
join us, as she had another engagement.
Before leaving l had another serious
talk with her and she gave me her
sacred promise that she would do
nothing to which her mother could pos
sibly object, without first telling her
of her intentions. She gave her mother
this same pledge.
CATER our ride and return home
! Warren came in as usual kissed her
mother good night and retired to her
room. Thursday there was apparently
no change in her demeanor, nor was
there any on Friday, But we noticed
that she stood aloof from her mother
and there was sadness in consequence
In the afternoon Mrs Garnsey became
i'll and went to her room. 1t was en-
tirely the result of worrying, and again
/ spoke to Warren. Only marked in.
difference was shown in response to my
pleading. She was dressed simply foI
her dinner and after the meal 1 saw
her once, as was occupying the time
looking after my sister.
] Several times heard the door into
Miss Mills room open and close and
spoke of it. Later 1 went into the
room and saw that her ukulele was
gone and also little red hat that had
been on the bed. At nine O'Clock Q
boy came to my room with a note ad
dressed to Mrs. Garnsey. recognized
the handwriting and forbode the re
snlt. When the letter was opened an6
Mrs. Garsney read the letter she
tainted
! { ''To this letter was added a few
lines by the daughter and of the same
purport, she protesting confidence il
his ability to make her happy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12
SFlINYO MARU ARRIVES ON HER MAIDEN TRIP
(From sunday,s Advertiser. J

NrEom sundays AdVertiser.1
) The splendid new steamer, shinyo
Maru, japan s greatest achievement in
shipb1ilding, arrived off port last night
on her first voyage across the Pacific
from Yokohama to San Francisco. be-
ing anchored for the night by Pilot
, M, N. Sanders. This morning at eight
thirty the big liner will be brought
alongside the Alakea wharf and at five
O'Clock this afternoon will leave for
San Francisco.
The arrival of this great liner on
her maiden trip has been awaited with
great interest here on account of the
glowing reports of the splendid accom-
modations' and equipment of the new
! vessel, and preparations have been
made in Honolulu by both Japanese
and foreigners to give the vessel vel
come which will be memorable.
Castle & Cooke, the agents for the
Togo Kisen Kaisha line have arranged
to send out the tug Intrepid this morn
4 tA6 ~ AiNSb ShG AlhNA 1T QudEAuIlnt. On
! board the tug viii be the ROYAL Ha-
waiian band, led by Captain il. Bar
ger. The Japanese national anthem
! will be played as an appropriate sslec-
ton and this viii be followed by Amer
lean patriotic airs.
-Four members of the United States
quarantine stan win board the vessel
I before seven clock and viii give the
steamship pratique as quickly as pos.
able. The customs launch win leave
the foot Of Fort street about six.twen-
~ this morning and In addition TO Gus
TOMS and immigration inspectors will
take representatives, Of the agents, post
lofliee aud press TO meet the liner Con.
enl. General Uy0no may also meet the
liner at quarantine,
From two 10 fonf thirty this after.
noon the shinyo Mafu win be open
foF public inspection, The Hawaiian
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12

band viii play on the forward deck
and Ernest Kaai 5 Hawaiian singing
boys viii play on the after deck
The Shinyo Maru is commanded by
Captain H. Stanley Smith, Other of
fieers are X. Takeyama, chief officer;
IS. X, Yonenya, chief engineer; Frank
b. cavarley, purseri DIR. II. W. Hawk.
hurst, surgeon w. R. Hollingum, chief
steward
These officers were formerly or the
Nippon Mari and transferred TO the
new liner when she was commissioned
recently al Nagasaki
A fleet Of japanese sampans will also
greet the liner outside the harbor, ali
to bio decorated gayiy with flags A
special boat will be used 70 discharge
daylight anwoFlga and these will bl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-12

unusually attractive. The Japanese of
Honolulu intend to make big holiday
ont Of the arrival of the Shinyo.
The Shinyo Mau represents two
years work In Japanese shipyards. She
has a speed of twenty-Ona knots, On
this trip she Is carrying 23O0 bales of
raw silk valued at 81 900, 900, a record
shipment. A special train will be Ia
waiting at the San Francisco wharf to
carry this valuable cargo across the
continent.
Captain Smith Il anxious to get
away from Honolulu today ~ quickly
as possible, owing to his having thia
silk cargo. However the agents can
not dispatch the liner until five al
there arc 500 tons cargo % dipeharge
and 900 tons Of coal 10 BE- taken On.