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The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-24
SERIES OF MEETINGS
TO BEGIN AT ENOLA

Rev. w. E. Sheriff. of Melbourne,
Ark, and Rev. J. o. Cantrell of
Greenbrier will commence a series of
sermons at Enola on Saturday night,
September 9. We expect SOME able
preaching. Everybody come, and
come in the right spirit.
G. w. DALTON, Chairman.
Enola, August 21, 1911.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-24

Wood Wanted at Hendrix College
Can use cord wood. stove wood, or
poles. Will take large quantity if
price is reasonable. Apply to Presi-
dent Millar. eod4td1w
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-24
NOTICE.

Upon application to Drummer
Hardware Company all parties will
be furnished lamp free of charge.
Upon receipt of lamp leave address.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-24
1c Prevent q Cold Anv DIV

the liver, quicken the circulation and go along
about your work. Any druggist will refund III
rice ii not satisfied. a. cents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Grnussis.HtbHm 6Hpotbelss.
Cincinnati. %. 5uli.
Wtut Spppthsten.


Rene 6ppothstsn.
Sobn Mliilsr an Soutbsrn Ohio 6.
Il. I Co.. $1,000.
Charles 8. WuIbo an bic 3ruitsss
Der M. 6. airts, $500.
Sdrab gnlpnisr on Weiiipooo
Somefieab &C., $500.
grieitts Iommtn an GogIs z. IL.
6. a., S2100.
glisobtth groobsd an Gentral
Hairnpunt y. IL. 6. Go, $1,000.
Deter Niits.iHo an Ssunis goor'
bees S2500.
Gsoros I. Graham an Saruh 6.
Motipn $500.
Glisabsth Gronb.d an G.utra!
5oirmcunt 9. ii. 6. 60, $500.
2issis mhiis an gtnrsis Stsel 6ur'
mace 60, $120.
G.tiIgtt 5ppotbtteu.
2uura u 2smiug ON Gagis Q. Il,
9. a., S2500.
5oi,pbins mspsr an pries 5iu g.
Ii. 6. Co.. $500.
Rattle Ri.haus on bititIbe, $l100
4nna pispsr an Gsntsnuiol .. u.
$500.
Gf,fIo 5drris on Scu!brUii ene
g. o., $500.
5enrp $. grodhuis on Central
Jotrmouni .. II. 8. 60. $1650.
grisitts gommsn on GnpIs 2. u
g. e., $1,000.
Sbomas aiidtonstp an miniom )
Seilsr, $500.
emma 2. H.um on Seutbsrn Sbic
earrings gant Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

Gintinnoti. %. s,uIi.

Gintinnati. %. 5uIi.
Georg. Runte, Mbminiftratpr, an
Spa 2inoisp, Got 10 tn J. 6orris'
unterabthsiIuug in Wt. WaibinstoR.
$13750.
0eorgs Runt. an Spa 2tnbien,
baHsIbs gissnthum. $3.50.
Samss groo.sr, per Sberiff, an
anorsp sribble u. a., Got SO in z.
s. Srlsp's 4bbition tn .Qodldnb. $25.
Jlora Corn II. u. an Roskrins
JDrn, Cot IL in 6annab u. Cunts
llnierabtb. 81.
9iefelbs an Sront Waoni, 45 bel
150 CUB an Der Siibfeiie BON Dapton
Strabe, 245 JuB psitIi6 bon Bag.
miller Str. $1,000.
Gbarles 0ooIe an Dora Doae. SO,
4 in Robert Grr's llntsrnb!b. 81.
Jlora Gorn II. u. an Jrieba y.
Braun. Got 13 in 6onnnb ". Suire's
llnierobtb. ST..
4uguft o. gammerIin an MarnW
8riiiol, Got 95 In Gbdrlss betDitfs
2. llntsrnbtb. 81.
Sba 8. pisper an Annu pieper, &C
BEL 81 SUB an Der NOrbssise Doii 81
BERTH Ctr. 81.
anna Sisb an Dopib pernice u.4
25 bel 80 SUB an Der Gftfeiie Dor
Rortb Str., slpifdkn HrodbDnp uni
Sncamors Ctr. ST..
gaa Bernie. an Gefefiin GieB, 2t
Bel SO CUB an bes Norbfettt Dor
pioneer Ctr. 81.
Dapib perniee u.4. an MnndSieb
nnaetbeiItes Snterehe, 20 BEL 81
gus on ber Nsrbieite bon pioneel
| Gtrats: etsnis - IT e4 Gut -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

lirtere fleine Anneniargoreth ~ e.
ne groBe Ibierfrelinoin
Sie beftst einen Saltbfroih, ben iie
nit iniitterIiher ,3artlid)feit iuipibt.
Inns ale bat lie oerpilid3te; ,IhreH
eriinen Sleb.ing burh tslieseniungen
5u erfrenen. Sie ieibit III hinter les
Dem Drummer Der tpie elm sFaaer BIN.
ter einen gailo, uno slIt-Nafd,a, ilr
fIeiner 5roids. brandt lpahrlid rIid,t
si oarben, 10 piele fette Graten iiun.
men INN ion her imt5Iaie, 10 gut iorgt
eie panBe Sniiliiie fiir itrr.
GS III aud gang eraosIif. ben
Stllipergniigien ;u beobadieis, Der
elm mohres SdIaraifeilieben fiihrt.
gr brnnht nmr ietn grobes Waisl
nuf5urelBen iulo iogIeid, fllegt IbnI
Die ,gebrdteue Eniibe@ berein.
3ann niurnit Der CRIME ShIerruner
ieine pfoie iiab itopft ben appetitli.
den glIierl eans hinein.
Iabei 5eigt slli-Vaidsa cine 0e.
ntiiihribe, bic geraoe5u bitIrlcriitiif
fpirft.
StnnbeuInng fam annemorgarett
Dor benz Dlaie ihyes aisbliGgs fben
unb fid, INIT ihm befd,nftisen.
aber annerncrgareths Sers bat
audi nod, EIat fir andre breinbe
gines 9oess iommi iis traurie su
mir ,inh fidet, es let bod hart, 0af
4Il.Vnid,d Iebenoe ssliegen per3ebre
Sbr tbnten bic aruIen lbierhen II
Ietb.
Gorouf berietb ih MIDI nit meine,
Jrou. Mir beid,Ioiien, Mnnemarga
reib Durh einen aanarienposel 81
iiberrnihen.
Nir nnbmen nlfo ben 0eburtsial
Der fIeinen 1bierfreiinbin gum AnIoB
ibr einen fpunbernetten Wogelbolel
nit einem annorieanoeel sn ihenfeH
Nnnentnrgnrefh mar iibergIiidllh
Bon MN an sclt ibre 2iebe ben
| Gnuii, fpie iie ibren sannnrieruno,
inufte. ali mare iifer por Reib gell
gaporben, ipenn er biefe 2iebe nsd
NIT erIebt bate. Gin 0iitiges 1eifif
nber Iieb ibr --- pieleidn an feinen
Gfanerbnun - ON GIeiHen Tag
| ljt9tsz az cnsn ssnopal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

elmer alIsn unitobsno on befdgtss
grunbfiiid. 81.
Sobn 8. We(len an GfteIla 5crris.
20 Jub ar Der Siibfeite bon 8optins
Ctr, 30 SUB 0fiIih BON Gutter Str.
81.
DilIinm 2ltns an 9rigitttJammsn,
Got 562 unb IbsiI bon Got 561 in
Der Rorpoob 8iefp unierabtb. 81.
Jobu 5aber an ausuft .. Std'
fer, Got IL in Sobn Saoer's unisrs
abth. in Gbtpioi. 81.
g}etsr g9iitstinb an lotrmaun 8.
aIering II. a., Is bel 100 5ub an nsr
SiiIeite BON WiaFohuietts apt. IN
Camp Daittngton. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
3. 0uf Der Gtotn q de

Ils WaItbsr b. 5etent6au tuieDer
bel Der sSeuerDdhe anlonate, mar es
fuit bsll unn UNI bic fbiefe Spite bss
gSetersthrrmss treiftsn IdrmeuD bic
3obIeR. Die mlOiung fanb ecrn itatt
uno Die 4btbetlung WaItbers mar i'm
8esriff obsureiten. Die ernite, tisfb.<
iiimmerteWiene bes ionit ftets freunbs
Iiden uub bienitfsrtisen Da4tmsiiters
bate benz junsen Manne aurfalIsn
miiHen, absr Der aabett mar su i.br
NIT ff6 Islbft beI6Gftigt, I'm iih piel
um bic 8eniitbsitimmung 4uberer gu
beiiimmern. 8leihseitig nahm er aud
bas biibfbgebunbene Bud, bas Der
Md6tmeiiter in elmer gde bss Wa6ts
lotals aufseleien bate unb ibm bars
reihts; unb Der parfimirte Roman
bes f4lupfrisen Grdu3pien tpanberte
in gromtpel's YiitolenboIfter =. Der
Roman mar aus, bas 2sben begdnn.
ssn bemislben Qusenblid, ols Dant
Der lodenoen Dariteaung oes Barriers
Maltkrs iusenbli6es Gemiitb am
smpfdngIi6itsn fir berartise Gtns
bride mar. trat zines iener Wdbheu
aus benz 8oIte Dor ibm bin, tpis iie
mad Der 4ni1auung ienes gr5dblers
5ur llnterbaItuns iung.r gaDali.re
gang befOnbers sefdaff.n naren. unb
NIT Der aedbeit zines .Wustetiers
Der R0nisin" bate Waltber bas bilbs
hHbfhe ainb umarmt uno bate fir
Ne aebm Staottommdnbanten In ben
Grunb gsrittsn, tpenn Sufi es pers
lGxet bate. Gs bate bic niesIi9s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Senineton.
9epan6erte 9c6en.
81 ON q BON Uarp. g hlGse;
(5ortfesuns.)

Der prpfefIprl" tDnte IS plpbtit)
spiEhen beren breitsn 2ippen berpor
unb ihr biinnbebaortes Saupt mahte
einen 9eriuh. iih 3pii6en ben bobsn
Sfultern emppr5ureden.
Rotblouf nidte:
,Gr fdeint bic Grbfhaft bereits
iebr notbpenois 5u bdben. Oa TT IS
3eit, oab man iid umliebt, ipts plei
bas ndrrifde Bolt idon tpteosr IN
.3isaeliteinsn angelset bat"
RpthIauf ihien iolte Gtle gu has
ben, oab er nod INNER bieWtiiss aufs
bebieIt, tpdbrenb er idon Die 3eItuns
tpesseIegt unb Sut unb Stot 9enom7
men bate. Wartdnne ma6te lhH 5art1
lid barauf aufmertIam.
.unfsrs Sppptbet 1T bod iidsr!"
fraete iie.
ngrite!" nidte RotbIauf. sSopi.I
finb bic 3ieseliteiue fpertb. Gs ldBt
fid ater pisusiat mebr berausidlos
gen"
limb penu QlIIes pertbdn iit?"
.So fcslQqe i1 Ios." Idhslte Roths
Iauf. glu9 Marionne Id4eIte. 90
fhrur8sIt bic Jiihiin, tpenn ihr Der
Gheeemubl Elm Subn nit bubtd)
burhbtTsrem SuIie beriprtht.
.,2aB DID nur nidt bei6Ddsen,
aud ourh oas iunge Jrauen5tmmer
niht," I6rie Warianne, uno oa Die
neiihle arooe einer 2lugenblit duss
febte, oeQte ibrs Stimme idrtu ourh
bas 3immer.
Rptblauf mari einen fuft mitIstols
oeu SeitenbIit auF feline Satin. D1s
fIeine 3ei6en BON giferiuht itien thn
ho6Iih in ben etgenen augen 81 be-
ben unb sr ma6ts einen ftetfen gers
fud, ibre Danoe gu 'trsiheIn. 81.
Idhelte peri6Gmt unb fab ihm 3drts
lid nab, pie er uber bic Bride oas
gbal entldnq Tbritt unb bic uno oo
ben 9rub zines SIeinbiirgers herabs
ldfienb ertpleoerte.
llno in Der Sbut mar Serr Roths
lauf, troboem er beretts etn hdIbss
Sabrbunoert binter iit bate, nod tms
mer tein unoniehnIi6er Munu. SsiH.
geItaIt, our6 bic nsue ihpur5s RIsis
bung nod geboben, mar bod uni
niht beIeibter als es iih nit eiusl
guten Saltung uno einsm fsitsr
Ghritt pertrdgt. Der tursgeihprent
gonbart mar taum baIb ergrdut uni
benz brsiteu 9eiihte febIte es in eini.
GER @utfernuug niht on elmer septf.
fen Gutmiitbigtsit, bic fir i'm eiu'
nebmeH tonnte. Dieter Gtnbrut rpuro,
IN Der Rabe isood 3erit0rt ourh bad
Iiftige 8linseln Der tleinen einaetnif:
tenen Qugen uno bas 3ufumm.nprei,
fen bes brettsu WtuHoes, peI6e,
Rothlauf in Der Regel ettpas bon
Ausiehen elmer iibeloeIdunten Sr0t,
CAB -. Warioune fab ibm rpobIge,
fdIte mad, bis er i'm Ratbbuusboqer
perihpanb, unb ibr Shmunseln ine,
te. oaB aud lie teiu IhIe6tes 9sihdf
gemoat su baben elQubte, aIs tie bi,
gDloenen Santen gegen 5errH Rotb
Iduf cinfebte.
Der 2pttofolet1ur mar eben in
g.griff, fir ben Reit bes 9ormittogi
fstnen 2ooen gu idIisben, als er fsi
men Serrn gbohbur bo6erbpb,nsl
Sduptes Doriiberf6reiten iab. Wit be-
GinbiIbungstraft bes b0fen getpii
fsns tpadts fsin flfntig gsbsgt.sMib
trausn essen oeUfelben rpisoer auf uni
CT besilte iid, bic lsBten 56I0Fs
por5uIesen uno isnem gu folgen.
9err RothIouf qing isooh, obns lid
ouf5uhaIten. am Ratbbaus poriibe
unb iiber ben WhorienplaB unb Boz
bann in Die WetuitraBs Elm, oIio I'M
5ueifelbaft in ete.nen 9eiaGften. Ser
aeonhorbt lieB baber bon Der @srfoI
guns ab unb elite bur5 bas Sinter
1Gbden ieiuer mohnuno ALI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
MRS. B. YAEGER,

seffsp Epenas. aimwsss. gsadmss:l 2.
nass 80 Gents anb snraen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
(syortf.suns folst.)
81 lies b "a.

0ater (sur Dirtbin ieinss ftubiss
renbeu Sobnss): nWsin Sobn ssbt
Dobl Oft aus?"
,8etpubrs, rnunhmal bic gnnss
Moht niht!"
r4ber er tpirb bod bin urb tpieber
elm Glas Bier trintsn gsben!"
y6ut er gar ni4t n0tbis; mir
baben Ia bic 8rarRrei i'm 6oie!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

Der Gebrunnte fheut -.
..8erbaften Sie bod ben Rerl!
Dus ift Der itedbrieflia xrfpIst.
Raubm0rber!"
poli3ift: .0eb'n &c ner o6 mit'n
Stedbrief! Weulid bat's ood gang
gepobt. unb bann mars unisr reuer
HixeUmdtesl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sls sssaasssAs---
Wa6Ilagetill 0ieles 3eilallers.

cAcn ia bar Hlisfisn Belt aos - ee.vlfs
pufcneu, nie earf bic sNSpfaFic totsr tssdbf
nafsn. nub es Iieat fsiH Bspesssl boz. hab
otfeb ssutsnfaae nod 9eTfoHsH erifisreH. be
bnrtt siue usbefannis frnft tin etanbe Eas.
Eiclss al fbua unD perGussutngea, mas fte
annsre esitunnIi6 III an5 bissbi. 9ar GciNes
cat bic aa.dF ttefe Tame bsfrEosrs bt1nnfi'ei.
egun ne oct ibr bic feiiens Gabs rertstsn Sds
reben .xxer asamswttsa ts.s siH oaiGsF6laess
res pnn aeHua an lefsn. Esraett uit*. nnb
ge IN ,hrer sisenen geitasus an eesfia uetHns
ipshnt. gshmt nie aa'i dus Gar sni'0 eie
ces,lr aberu,. eann esst sisfsiSs tnnaf. 10
ctr be f6ane aeftbeHs boa gran .. uassss
ssrs:dt Gas 1ons IN sar iInisa cano a's
en- Baum IN ety Sans:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
sssfsp spsnas. asnvsss. slaemsssl Q.
nxsss 80 Gents unb saratr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

MfBrerftdnbnft.
1rtmhtr: ~Sinb Gis Ginse6cr1
- s0dn. II bia sia Splnips.s :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

gon gauIglIeranoerS g dett.
Ter.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

Theo. Kruse came in Monday
morning from Dixie where he has
been for the past several months
in charge of bankrupt stock Of
merchandise. He went on to Sno-
kane Tuesday for a short visit and
to report to headquarters. Ted
says the Dixie camp is looking fine
and there are number of verv
claims there that will
pay big as soon as transportation
is afforded. Other claims are be;no
discovered frequently, a nice ledoe
having been located just a short
time before he left the camp NV
Billie Robinson, an old time printer
who formerly held down case at
Moscow and Grangeville until the
glamour of the prospector's life
cast its spell over him.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

Lieutenant governor L. H.
Sweetser has already announced
his candidacy for the position of
governor of Idaho on the repub-
llcan ticket next year and says
he does not want his present of
flee another term. 1t is also
whispered that Judge Ailshie
has his eye on the governors
chair but, between ourselves, we
believe the Judge would rather
be supreme Judge than govern
or of this state and would rather
be u. S. senator than either
judge or governor.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

DR.. Wiley, the government
pure food expert, is trying to
solve a difficult question in which
certain ones of the public are
much interested. He claims
beer should be made entirely of
barley, while the big brewers
claim only Is pounds of barley
and the rest rice and corn are
the proper proportion of ingredi-
ents. DR.. Wiley also claims the
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

President Taft has signed the
reapportionment bill, und e r
which the house of representa-
tives is increased from 391 to 433
members. This gives Idaho two
congressman and the second will
probably be selected from the
southern portion of the state.
So long as it is not Tom Hamer
people up this way will not care
much who gets the job.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

Warden Shook, of the state
penitentiary at Boise, is working
on the idea of having shirt
factory established at the pen,
with expert shirt makers to over
see the work and the convicts to
furnish the unskilled labor. If
he succeeds in getting the idea
adopted Idaho's criminals may in
future years be able to earn
for the state instead of
being a continual expense as at
present.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11
FRIDAY, AUG. II, 1911.

The farmers who contracted
their barley at ninety cents and
a dollar are now kicking them
selves because they did not wait
and get the present price of
$1.25. 1t is..their own error of
judgment, however, and not the
fault of the business man nor
trust magnate.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

beer should reach a certain mark
in the glass instead of being all
foam. The thirsty farmers who
grow barley will certainly ap-
preciate DR.. Wiley's efforts in
their behalf, regardless of what
the brewers may say or think.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

In another column will be
found the official notices calling
elections to be held at Green
creek, Keuterville and Cotton
wood on September 5th for the
purpose of forming highway
DISTRICTS" or independent road
districts. Every resident of the
above districts who appreciate
the value of good .iroads should
not fail to be present on the
above date and cast his vote for
good roads. Do not let the op-
portunity pass because you hap
pen to be busy insthe field. Good
roads are of more Importance
than days work and it is in
our power to have good roads all
over the west side of the prairie
if we succeed in getting these
three districts created. Remem-
Der, ninety per cent of the mon
ey paid for road taxes in each
district will be spent on the roads
of that district, which means ex-
ceptionally good roads in a very
short time. Don't fail to do
your duty at this election.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

Buy it now. Now is the time 70 h.,
bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost
certain to be needed before the sumuer
is over. This remedy has no superior
For sale by all dealers.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

Cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
spect, poetry, and church and lodge no.
ticec where an admission is charged,
will be charged for at cents line.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-08-11

The carpenters have the re-
modelling of the Goldstone store
building we'll under way and will
soon have it ready to move into.
Mrs. John Hoene and children
returned last Friday evening
from Juliaetta where they have
been for the past couple of
months.
Marshal Staal took up an alco-
hol vag. near the depot yesterday
enening and gave him a nights
lodging in the city strong box.
He will be fined this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rookie re-
turned home Monday evening
from their visit with relatives
across Salmon river. John Rookie
also returned with them and will
go on to Portland later where he
will be employed in a large drug
establishment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-24
AN INTERNATIONAL EVENT.

holiday either request from
of the American community the Japanese of this city should
conceived carried demonstration marked the of the
carnival Wednesday night demonsve of but tnat
emphatic
be
the Hawaii Japanese friendship for America AS
in history
affair visitors in the city proved
demonstration of the endness of Of
the Pacific another it reaches the level interna
ion Importance
enthusiastic total surprise to the
Of
in
bateshp shadow and that
something former occasions
there nothing the
20 stir the oriental except the fact haS
they marked occasion a American celebration
of be the extended hand of
friendship profered who be friends they
the opportunity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-24
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Hawaii addition the country through
the whom George Washington headed joins
with the older sections of the United States honorng the of the
o his Country
Hawann the color of their skin God made it white brown yellow
this
to of
Washington world
plainly this What typifed colonial
British
Ocial accomplished
diplomacy history
tcay country earth the place
than here iss9s
washngtons opened the quick
politically commercially advancement home meant trade ad
obokh New England who planted the from
grew American Board of Sandwich
overthrow doy,
laid the foundations the American liberty
enjoyed today.
gathered the representatives nations where
the friendlt ody's ceba
Of this
dOyalty firm by Washington be heard
that these Islands, through
constitutional
republic independence integral tbs
the Of George Washngton
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-24

'raeas q iaNa apmhs decided assa win
uuie of baifores t majority 81 u om rh 30 far ihs
popleN Hawaii 10 calculated do m
community anything that could be issued Nine
people pictures representatives, Of their
sphere illustrated and e number that they
representative Of tho people q Hawaii decided libel pon che com
munity
strives endeavorng % impress main
dea community becoming Amotcanzed We hold out
70 white hmead while Honouans pride themselves the ad
they toward building American city According to
special Evening
either Chinese With Hanns relieve the oriental
uonotony.
The Advertiser has the slightest intention Of suggesting ohe to
of the Ons whose biography in the edition. but We
Bulletins publication the
Yokohama
compilation biographies white residents entitled th Of
Yokohama"
About the oenas written in the edition
officials police soldiers The Impression is left the
oriental city in check by few white
police and American military
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-24
LATEST HAwAIIAN TRADE FIGURES.

The majority visiting sArnor being
good interested business what they viii
and in outlying Territory Of the United States
Territory for the benefit of what visitors there
United holding the politically and
y the Territory of New Mexico or Arizona For the sake Of convenience
however the Washington departments persist in Jumping Hawaii in the same
class the Philippines Porto Rico, and Guam
the latest sasst Of Hawaii included in
government report
mainland OHcontguous teroes misleading
political sense territory if other
figures quote compilations just made by the
that the trade of the United States & il noongous territories aggre
gated
year 1909 which complete
The year ending December be
the ending December 81 1903 $oolo72a in
hundred cent while the trade with other parts Of the world
increasing per The territories question Hawaii
Philippines GUAM Tutua and the Midway Islands
The value OF merchandise shipped from 'ne IN -
31oS against s6ls76756 in 1903 The value
t 1o - oo was tb obyo ner cent in the value Of merchandise
shipped United sae and hundred
hnine the value of merchandise shipped from the United
The above figures do not include gold
gold Alaska the United States in 1910
fifteen million dollars and Of gn gold presumably from
territory adjacent Aaska approximately three and onehaf million
gold shipped from Hawaii the United
States in 1910 about One-half million dollars.
principal articles forming than hundred million
dollars United States and its nonnguous territories
general tropical products those the United States
"copper" United
the principal articles coming from the Philippines and
indicated fish, and ur the principal articles coming frO
The quantity Of sugar
little billion valued tynine and
million
pounds million dollars; and from the Philippines
egteeR pounds
article che shipments Of merchan
million
dollars worth cigarettes and cheroots from the Philippines and
thousand dollars worth of tobacco from the Hawaiian Islands
Fruits and nuts (hieh ts from Hawaii amounted to two and One
Rico little less than iionj
Philippines this Chiefly
meat broken little million dollars
The shipped the territories question already
indicated manufactures and foodtufs
the Cars, carriages, about million
dollars treeOur automobiles; cotton manufactures
steel manufacturers three and three
quarter million; thereof than Onehalf mil
Ion oils million; paper thereof
Onehaf million;
Chiefly umber onehlf millions
quarter Million meats, theefourhs of a million.