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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
DEATHS
At Lyndonvilie. May 8, John De Fond.

At Lyndonvi1ie, May 8, John De Fond.
At Miles Pond. May 2, Mrs. John Schultz.
At st. Johnsbury. Apri1 27, Doris Sayers,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sayers of East
Concord.
aged So years.
At Minneapolis. Mimi. May 6, John Nut
ting, formerly of Danvi1le. aged SO years.
At Danville. May 2, Mrs. Sarah Bennett
Tyler, aged 81 years.
At st. Jo1nsbury. May 8, Col. Truman c.
Fletcher, aged S. years.
At st. Johnsbury, May 3. Mrs. L. w.
Hastings, aged 40 years.
At St. Johnsbury, May 9, Harry Matthews
Cross, aged 81 years.
At Lyndon, May 4, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. E. Tisda1e, aged years.
At Ludlow. May 5, Mrs. Bina Hastings
aged 50 years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
BIRTHS

At st. Johnsbury, May 3, a daughter,
Charlotte Fairbanks. to Rev. and Mrs.
Chauncey A. Adams of Irasburg.
At Hanover, N. H., May 4, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Carter of st. Johnsbury
At Wells River, May 6, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nj artin.
At North Brookfe1d, Mass, April 1s, a
dau ghters Anne Elizabeth to Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip S. Blanchard.
CAT Lyndon, May 2. a son, Alexander
Gorge, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Telford.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
Can you furnish Team and
Wagon?

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young men, who
are able to furnish team and wagon, to sell
on commission to farmers, the best line of
household necessities, for the oldest, largest
and most responsible company of the kind in
the world. About two thousand statesmen
now working, earning the average over
500 per month net, clear of all expenses.
Net earnings of best men, over $500 per
month. Two million farmers now using
these thoroughly advertised goods. Estab-
ished 1868. Capital $4,000 900. Address,
The J. R. Watkins Co.. 113 South Gay
Street, Bait more. Md.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
Gard OF THANKs

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to
those who so kindly assisted us in our sud.
den bereavement, also for the beautiful flow.
ers sent to the funeral.
Mr.. AND MRS. HENRY NEWELL,
Mr.. AND MRS. GILMAN HOWE,
Mr.. AND Mrs. FOSTER WILSON,
MRS. SABA JOHNSON,
Miss GLADYS NEWELL.
Danvi11e, VT,
May 9, 1911
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
Gard of Thanks.
Danville, VT,
May 9, 1911

We desire to thank our m any relatives and
friends who expressed their kind and heart
felt sympathy for as both by kind deeds and
beautiful floral offerings at the time of our
deep sorrow in the loss of our dear baby boy
and brother.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH E. GIBSON,
VEREIcE 6. GIBSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10

An absolutely new
5 passenger touring g
inch wheels, 4 CYL
Magnetic. top aud
tank. and 1015 inch
pump jack and tools
A trade at $1275-
inquire at this Office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to
our uefghbors and friends and to Adah
Chapter, o. e. S.. for their sympathy and
many acts of kindness during orr recent be-
reavement.
L. w. HASTINGS AND FAMILY,
Mrs. ABBTE BRIGHAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
New Mitchell Car For Sale

I Mitchell 1910 Model T
car. IL 2 wheel base, 81
AZ K 5 inch. Sp1itdorf
storm front. Presto1ite
gas lamps. 3 Oil lamps,
j. Regular price $500.
For further inform alton
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
Smooth Skins as q Baby,s

if you use Hills S. r. & S. Ointment.
25 cents at c. C. Bingham's and
Frank Landry's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
LINCOLN 40 RElp KNEW HIM.

llo was not "porpotunlly lolllng hu
mouous ana sometimes risqlo stories
In tho Whllo House" be- had no SUCH
conception Of the dullos Of n states
man IN oxnllod position ana IN a time
NJ oylromo porn ON the contrary, NC
probably told fowor stories during his
whole stay In tho white House than In
any previous yoar Of his adult llro, ana
for oyory ono he ala toll hundred
poorer ana coarBor ones were fathorcd
on him Nor aid his stories cali for
the unctuous aud suporfuous excuse
that lhoy afforded him NODDED roiloI
from the sadness of tho time. No doubI
ho was SAD IN the White House, but he
had boon sad all his life The vii ant
humor with which his stories over
flowed was an essential part Of hii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02

Buya Herald Captain w. Calder re-
turned ~ Flll IN The steamer Buya,
ana IA accompanied by Mrs ana Miss
Oaldsr whist IN sydney The skip.
Dor made extensive enquiries into the
babnnh trade, M eHdehy6r N being
made IN Melbourne ~ foster tho
Queensland banana trade, bat he
thinks rill has very little 10 fear from
lhal quarter the bananas are very
DGGr miserable specimens, aud hro
bawbod round sydney M 10 per dozen,
Tba Chinese fWil merchants say that
n ohnnGl compare with The lrljl prod.
uH, bnd viii pat their money IN this
C0l0nys plantations IN preference 10
sydney The Solomon Islands Doyel.
0pmonl C0y LidJ NJ which burns,
pMlp A Con Lldg are the principal
people, hfe planting 40 bananas In
those Islands 1hey sent n shipment
N nHe eros Michel bnnanhs from The
B0lDmOns recently ana 500 punches
IN The lot realized lis per bunch Mr.
jOyue formerly Win the Flll banana
Syndicate, had been IN the B0l0m0ns
f0r slA months under engagement 10
the Company, lnslrlollng The growers
IN the mode NJ cultivation, especially
Win regard 10 olehnlDg The lunches
Win the powder Mr. Joyce had pur
uhhBod 10 acres NJ 5s per acre, nnd
whbn captain Calder saw him IN Hyd.
hoy ho stated bls intention IA return
ana plant n ~ Win bananhs The
y0yapp from The HUl6mOns 10 sydney
DppupluB plRhl days ana the fruit Is
pHlllud m ordinary cargo boats cap
tain Calder Informs us that be- went
Nh over hls pompnnys new steamer,
llle Lpyuhh, hnd cannot praise her TOO
hlphlH llIH hoad ONCE informed hin
lhnl Hhu would BE- pat on the ~
trade ns soUn as there WAS Hulllclonl
pHrpO ~ Dhy pkpunHuH llu thinks
llnI she viii be- IN ~ waters IN
! Apll nest
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
hllInnnEhnA hEEfLEA,

Fnm0aulaubo HpllunR n N report
p1 That Mo supply NJ llhluOror0B lloo.
iluH ~ nos very small nnd Few people
uru encouraged 10 lo0h for them n IL
certain That oven n llwo ~
ono palr NJ buullus lpf, these VIII
breed perhaps thousands more, ana
pul us ~ very heavy charges Would
n moi nov bp n good time 10 once
moru fnlsp lhu purrbaBlng price NJ
beetles. aO hs "a unpOulnpo very strict
search n W. could buy The last pain
NJ buulluH tor N 10000 wa could con
SLIDER them phunply bought
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02

Bam0anlHoho Hollung. Mr. Andrew
llluul brings the nows that quito n
number of native people In pnlnull
ana 1'afla we're accidentally poisoned
by eating some shnrh's llyor ana lhnt
one fatality has 80 far resulted Tbo
OlhnrH, some ton IN number aro slow.
" recovering,
n hppeals chat n go0dsllud Bhnrk
wbs cnuphl IN Tafua, ana the choice
lllbliB Ut llyor were sent around M
hppleolnllyo friends Everyone who
consumed even a small portion of
ibis WIS seriously poisoned, ana.
Within Ten minutes after pnnnkInR,
was m Rrant distress Happily the
poison liHolf acted 400 Au omollo aud
purge ana unfortunately FOR lbo pics
and fowls IN that district n dld do 800
for number NJ these uuforlunatoB
0n lhn lookout for combinations came
~ Wimply dohlhB
NJ Bunl thinks his wife lost about
forty pounds IN weight IN ton days
time, during which she suffered IRON
lhls infection The unfortunate WIN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
SEND
HOME FOR POI

Before the session Of the logiBla'
luro commenced this morning the one
subject Of interest was the rogtrlc'
lions placed on the manufacture OF
poi by the board Of hoalth and IN Sow
ora cases members from the outside
islands sent wireless messages 70 their
homes with instructions 10 send down
n good supply nj once, Speaker Hol'
sloln was among those 10 follow this
course and when tho Mauna Keo mr.
rlyos on Saturday morning he VIII be
the proud and happy owner Of full
supply Of the principal article Of diet
or Hawaii.
S1OoDSS%SSSo1>ScS
fore ho pissed AWAY be- became INN
ana bis flesh very sofl and labby
n would be- good thing II some
simple directions were published IN
tho samoan language and hung up
consplcuousy IN the Falolclc's, 80
that IN nm oyont NJ This sort the PEG.
plo would know what 10 do 10 come
best ont NJ their troubles.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
CHINESE WOMEN NOT RESTRICTED"
SAYS FEMALE DOCTOR FROM CHINA

out Of China, the land Of womons
the land whore the bound
aud mOimod foot Is a symbol of wo.
mans restricted sphere, there came
to America last week Or Yanol Kin,
Dr Kin IN woman, She admits
that she IN u progressive And yet
all that she wants to take from the
West back to hor native land Is
technical knowledge and that fra.
tornal philanthropy which Is usually
spoken Of ~ Social service"
Talk with this Qulot.yolcod, shrowd.
eyed little woman and you soon learn
to your surprise that In reality Chi.
M In not u land OF womnn's bondogei
YOU learn that DR.. Kin does not onyy
the position that women hold in
America, atm less docs she sym.
pnthlzo with the ambitions OF the
progressive" American and English
women.
You could never imagine Dr, Kin
this progressive" Chinese woman
making carttall speech, poddIng
auffrngotlo brondsIdcs In city streets
or threatening to ruin by rowdylsm
IN English coronation On China
medical knowledge IL centuries be-
hind the tlmos, Infant mortality
thoru ~ about 30 per cont" said Or,
Kin TO u Lodgor reporter in New
York last week. She has charge OF
the womons hospital work for North
orn china, Of tho Imperial Infant
Asylum In Tlontsln, the Widows
Homo, and tho Girls Refuge, She
has soon hor work and taken hold OF
It manfully, In this " her progress
BlycneBg
Dr Kin was born In Nlngpo, n city
situated about hundred miles from
Shanghai. Both her parents diet
whom sho was very young, and Bh
was practically adopted by mission
AIRY doctor and his wife. When sh
was Ave years old she came will
thom TO this country on years visit
u was very llkoly this carly yisl
which accounts for the doctors OK
oollont pronunciation Of English, sh,
talks without the slightest foreign nc
cont II rs only her softkoyod, woll
m0duIalod voice that would oauso
cnsunl listener to turn In curiosity
After the year In America she re
turned 10 her native country Whol
she was nine years old she went Il
japan and remained there for Nv
yonrB During that time she saw tn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
BILL TO HOIST
PAY Or JURORS

A second bill for this session TO
raise the pay Of Jurors to three dol
lars n day, and count all the time ex-
copt on Sunday they are absent from
their homes, was introduced IN the
House by Makokau. II further allows
10 Jurors mileage OF Ave cents mile
going and coming.
oSSHSSSSSSSSHSSSS.
his melancholy, his ready sympathies
or his ambition. lie had no designations
and no other amusements; instead OF
those no told stories from boyhood TO
,admirlng comrades. He told them un-
commonly well. and In public they al
ways illustrated his argument and help.
cd him carry his point Nothing, for
instance, could have made palmer his
Wow about tho unntnoss Of the Free
BOllors TO assume the place Of gront
national party and, with tholr one ideb
undertake the complex duties Of carry
: Ing on the government Of the coountry
than his story, at Worcester Mass a8
early ns tS4S. about the Yankee peddler
who had but one pair Of trousers In
his stock and commended n 10 cyory
customer ns large enough TO nt any
man and small enough 10 NJ any boy"
Whltolaw REID In Loslio'B
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
RULES
AGAINST CHOLERA

Hby W n Wtsltwbll thinks lbht
btihltd flIts N wlihl 10 d6 m ohblora
ilmtB sb5uld 10 prepared IN tho eur
fb6l l1hplnRes here m discussing
no matter Mf Wtsletytl said
"Ny Idta ID mmmy lbis Dr our
tyi wii6 ID bhb N Tho beat informed
N anyone ahd N n bldehdd physl.
tiaH, mlgll dthw 40 n simple Bei NJ
fiihB wbl0b nhy poor family o0uld
biabtyb iibyb lhbm printed tOt dla.
ltIbili5h nb5bR the publls ~ lbe
bablIt schools, ubd then they bUuld
10 lbRbH b0bib 10 lliu bntuhls 'lbpy
Hlbuld W. btlHlbd m ilhplIHh llawnl
lHh. pbflUputab ma possibly M rhl
i.1b Hhd inbhhusu N0wi funds r0uld
,bfy taslly bb tHIsbd l1r p1ylup Tor
lliul
WiIib luba N NJ Opll the public what
M u6 m lllpBu h1laB n lunllrl would
W. HlhltlbHl Hyufy hBmu would mus
ba UtB,ldbu Win ID HlHDlp Hul NJ rules
Win tttutd IA the b0lllbp ~ walur
uiIIHh t1bbud tutd, tDr rms 10 just
ID alppuallou lllbl lbp pbyslrIan could
l6llbV
Urhb mdHpy rUuld bu arranged rIRbI
I'M Win very lllllr p1al the 8hul'
.lltluR u1uld bu bul lbrUuph lpl n
Nh lubuH in Ha h Uubllp nlnllur 'lht
mBHu, would bu pnld Nv 1870 ~ lhrp'
BtUDlb 'fuhb bh byuihpu NJ 400 ~
1000 Va tath arh10l there would bi
UUl, hurtaanty 10 print about bOOI
lutrulH pflHl pluhly N them burhual
Nv uyuohab vtud bu very llphl"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02

rise of Western influence in the Island
She saw the Emperor and
his suite the last time they ever ap.
poarod in public In their old.tlmo court
costumes, This was ut the opening
Of the railroad between Toxic and
Yokohama
When she was nineteen she again
came to America and entered the
Womans Medical School OF the New
York lnhrmary, This has since been
merged with Cornell University Or,
Emily Blackwell was one of her pro-
fessors After graduating, she spent
two years In postgraduate work in
various medical colleges. Then she
returned to China and took up the
practice Of medicine She has also
practsod in Japan and the Hawaiian
Islands.
Tho first Chinese hospital with
which she was connected was in
Annoy, This was for women and chill.
drcn only Her present connections
have already been told But to them
should be added tho fact that In the
event Of plague or other epidemic, she
Is sent out by the government to work
In an advisory capacity with the SAM
tury department Today she stands
consplcuously the foremost woman
physician Of China,
The reporter for the Ledger had an
hours talk with DR.. Kin in the parlor
OF the Martha Washington Hotel last
week. The doctor, in spite OF her
American education, and her extern
slye travelling about the world, still
olIngs to the fashions OF her native
land. She wore long, close.flttlng
Chinese coat Of soft mulberry satin.
II was without what we Westerners
have come TO regard as the conven-
tlonal embroidery OF the silk and
satin gowns OF the Flowery Kingdom.
Except for q narrow black velvet edg'
ing, the gown was without ornament
alton. The doctors feet natural
slzo) were incased In native shoes.
The wearing OF that close.ntting, un.
ornamented satin gown Is symbolical
Of Dr. Kln's mental attitude toward
the civilizations Of the West and of
tho East What she wants to see her
follow Chinese do Is TO cling to their
own institutions, their own customs
but to modify them by whatever they
CONTINUED on page eleven)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
0, s HEALTH OFFICER TELLS
HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLERA

watcb and thorough Dolicins rs nocos
FarY
"fho nowsp8prrs can accomplish n
rroat dosl NJ good M mnblnR public
th0so precautions which should bo
nixon fboso fbings which should not
bo eaten md what should be- dane In
me way NJ oioanlne up me clty Those
cautions sb0md bo printed IN tho
nowspapcrs NJ every language used
here Tbo Dapers cnn ~ nm Immense
amount NJ Rood 10 help Prevent the
spread NJ fhis disonso by toacblne me
ignorant
IN roffmning Tram the emitting N
Hon0luluer6wn fruit 7 might say that
tho bauana is Hbely the leasi harmful,
for ~ is % bigb er0wer ma H. pr0toct
"a somewhat nv ne pool me Pine.
aDpl6 s noi ~ safo fruit w cb6lero nm.
loss The Dineapplo BE- canned which
means tbat " has boen HonliIed N
y0I buy pinoaDplas w Honolulu y0u
have no means NJ being sure wbeibof
fbny were Rr6wn IN Wahlawa NJ IN
fbo ipfected district NJ Honolulu
Wopor
"sup6Hnieudonf Rath NJ me Pala
ma Settlement said n F0od w6fd when
be- anew attention NJ the disRfaeefm
Rarbaea conditions IN Palnma Ghe
cify must he foantd ma must va kopl
tloau NofhinR sh6dd prevent u sus
TIMED cleaui1e 40 NJ RarbaRe, wbeth
Nv II We politics 6f mex NJ funds M
bbcapse same Do6pla ann pay f0f tht
rhm6yH M fhelr RbrbaRb n shout
he romoybd under INV consideration
me 6shm6rkei should bs tl6ssli
waftbbd ~ see mat M hsh from M,
tarb6f nv bbfwbbn Diam6nd Head n
Eaim Gre s6ld
"p6i is bhe M the sfeaesi 6pbGfiU
mites f6r inc spread NJ fhblera IN NJ
t6onf N the lni6ttl6h through ne WI
Tor nsbd bf through the containers 4
whlth me bm ID delivered me pf6i
, batl6h N ne Waittb6nse Kahn ~
. fhttbfy ~ mana ihhif Maui byhf I
t66stahi B6afd N lieallh sabefylsi0
! is n e66d me, bot n l6t N the snh
mntts Wbtfb poi N manufactured m
wbith tnhh6t ven be walebed sbGtd
! w. tibsod d6wh
"Edatai6b IA tho must lmpGfan
motttf mo bo5bie hnyt ~ be lnlRl
NJ fbbb tlbah hbd not ~ tnl f0Gd
! iIkbiy 10 sDftod tho dIsense Wbor
ihty wili not dse t5um6h sonse the
sh5md 10 i5fttd 10 bbey tho fegm
! u6hs"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
MAssAeBr nv NATIvrs.

West Pacific Herald The Gormnn
Government yacht Dolphin, which
onme from labaul 10 Brisbane for
general overhaul was t0wed In 10.
night and brought news that recently
the natives on rye C0Ast, Now 0ulnon,
between Frlodrlobs WllholmBhayon
and Blehenhhyon, attacked trading
station, numbering some native boys.
Native troops win marine guns de-.
Hlr0yed tho Villages, the natives hay.
Ing He'd on the approach " tho punt.
i've expedition
Membors NJ the German expedition
exploring inland came across dwarf
tribe Of natives, who, from accounts,
gave the iresphssors ON their country
warm reception An olllcer Of tho
Dolphin said the little mon were IN
trees ana fred arrows from bows Mt
the expedition The mombors " which
had 10 use their guns IN soltdofonco,
IN the mountains the expedition
came suddenly across n valley which
wns found 10 be- thlokly populated by
unknown natives, who wore quite
nude The saynRpB were armed with
bows ana arrows ana stone HKoB The
sayApeH gave the mumborB Of the oK
Dedlil0n poaoe.0fferIngs, ana took
them 10 their native village, the hula
NJ whlch we're raised ton fool from the
ground
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02

u ru Ramo ~ fho baad NJ me
nu rmfaf sfaiea pnbnc Homn md
HHlaH1mn sarice yaumday
l s8f tpurlr m nioreHlng
lf Impnahf faif on ~hat fho1lf Dc
f1 UI Ha WoM. NJ H0u0Iulu ss
Wu0oh ffaihH iho rhhTa
W. lnG W. Ramos abo IL doing
W WI H's p1Hcr foec'her Win rord
mIu mho1ut ~ Weyent ne
ri fha diemgo maKes public
t1oMhg adUce
nH mh 10 d1uK 0bly bHlod wa
U fa monalNm Ihn suplHntend
UfH plbuc WofRs Bog issucd orders
f hn u M arieHan wator as pr0f
aH'e Wlse possible Bnlr ought ~
b fe ddht ~ peoplo MA use
liH' brllaecf HHcn H H HeHl
n5 Some UiF app.ar ~ ulng fbat
Hlr mFl0 anlr q drink NJ wblsRy ls
rH1.fld ff by Ho ahisRy won %
HI HUlr almliy mixed wltb me
va bnfHl dduWng might be- ~
hlN3 haf HaY bH Hatlf "a one NJ
NJ pHa ~ da6eer unless ~ is ar
I Malr
gmW gbgllaUl Nv hmn raiebd
U HIy n5id bb t1fhn fbere "a
ly nUut ahat contamination fruit
ny Hgl n my hayt f8nao 10
U| Hund a0d bayh boon laRbD mere
tm mH.ad w being token drbany
hm ul Jld Tbm0uehiy to6kdd
aWo afa au dtbl hJsdmely
f4hIne fta sb60ld bo hafen
f6 oualmady dabedt5ut
Wnla b5mng h6m aattfs 6b6ut 10
h.ld dfGlfs a1d VI H n wls6 pre-
tuf50 IN ot6tndt mo usb on 6B
lafbf I'd lbt Wottfs btm 6f salt
mlHban Oam66d Ha6d ana kmibi
t5@td or 6bdf8iat
M b6sob On tbddfa 40 faf bay,
G.1 tmm 6m5Ug Hdwoiinds. M,
fb4b m6aIY tRide IN tht kakaaR,
Il. llf bbof lbt AGA. ood II IL Il ven
fd6H6 hbi lbm nc Ha@6iiads oct
ffl4i dhm N fdW 6sb htn hsh IN,
fmf M s6oRtbd RIA bh6md w. M
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d4hef ibhfbtt6m Patt6s m5d,
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NJ mftitd hhd madt w sdhtt m
baaH5uUIt6 me- l55 tfta NJ hiid
H0f hh0bgI b6t no mbst tafbio
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-02
The WORLD Or THE PACIFIC

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SAN FRANCISCO.
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For Tho Star
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Thy sunshine soon win chase despair
Proud Phoenix OF the century
Who prophoslos an oyil fate?
10 viii be- buried In this sea
And deep outside Thy golden gate
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