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AM afraid IT is rather difficult to answer without
question which you suggest about the relative v
Times and the weekly paper to which you refer.
have been changes In the organization of
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Mrs. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady In Goodwa:er Describes nef
Distressing Experience and
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Goodwater, Mo-" Ever since ] was
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| suffered misery after eating, and had
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| thought had to suffer this way as
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| speak a good word for Thedford's
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REPELs ATTACK OF DEATH.

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Pickle weather DR.. Fahrney's Teeth
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John W. Sicklesmith, Greensboro, Pa
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

Great Britain proposes to an
mex the Palmyra Islands, in the
Hawaiian group. Don't want
the Philippines, too, do you
George.
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Dr. Fahrney's Teethlng Syrup Is the
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1912-03-01

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Down in Ecudor the recall of
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Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back?

Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
THE NEW LAND COMMISSIONERS.

The appointment of Joshua D. Tucker public
PROFESSIONALLY There of feeling
change headshfp this
much claim the position by his faithful familiarity
o the Office
a
that
noting Mr.. Tucker
Hawaii the difficult positions in
The which the constantly bonn
those familiar with local politics
political cheming The volume
results of
advertising indicated
will called prominent the solution
problems that confront the territorial admins
Of homesders at the time
any local administration
Commissioner acquaintance with conditions and the
which
The Advertiser joins his friends expecting
fromh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
pppulNa rnK RAJ 1sauE.

in
Delegate because his Of
importance Islands being considered
of
his personal into the national committee is apparent
Taft Republicans their
ran o ogica
Cooke president Of the yesterday,
following;
That he taken
sOnalies
other than the selection instructed delegation
place. whatever the Delegate
effort his fight against Governor
national he
his of duty FOR
the
the of Mr. Cooke comedies him
Kuhio Hawaii
natter The attack moth
official
of
something should
and leading afraid
willing destep
To
Kuos charges before the Republican
acknowledgment that something
the Taft would
nothing detection
of
Republican should manfuy this opportunity of diaimng the
They
plain Washington They should
tell Kuh plainly that forfeited right
capacity efectual further politics
desire Hawaii expense
OPENLY A
BE CONVENTION
TRTIoN OF GOVERNOR FREAR AND ASK FOR HIS REPPoTENTf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
MAssAcREs IN GIN MA.

1t
been said which the that Chinese
the blame lies with the civilized which,
side like vutures China revolution
o.
Possibly
middle condition which
The of the world in those months has devoted columns Of
of little WHOLE
with the happenings of the liberty China Details
committed pereus
birth pangs r'7i .sae is..aa.
If robbed
the
not the indeed it
their lack of the Christian qualities.
1t is that gathering
the
allowed die without them possible that
feelings
devil hope of driving out of their land
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
BusrEHss OUTLOOK BRIGHTER.

H. Cews his summing commercial conditions
H. the Democratic tariff
rsyiso II not the presidential He
s threatening Extreme radical
persistent. realization injurious
continues business postpone
r
something which
listening o
by political
possible conclusions the fnal the presidential
likely bin President
SD another favorable bearing
market Indirectly is the better understanding between
highly significant international
all possibility of conflict
which minded
expenditures and Should it be possible for England
whereby
would be forward for civilization well ncaculable
hitherto
this British
which considered premier security of
been selling
national military Soastic
LoydGeUge partial relief been found the
British
greatly hous prevails
United States Similar taking
excellent condition
between England
experiencing relief England
Germany quite Britain
disturbances
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
TREAcHERY I'M pARTY RANKs.

When John Wise publishes article in his Hawaiian de-
fcnding position handling
Kill Kuhio''
Sheriff This display of the
honesty displayed by the Kill Kuhio outfit
Evening Bulletin
salared Republican
Sheriff Jarrett along lines In Au
the
the Hawaiian
Republican blame be responsible
Governor Frear
Wise his helping Republican defending
against
his check, but it
of Wise's publication will
he
police reachey
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
THE MYSTERY pnEpnNs.


his unkeing Nothing official them while
carried
brief dispatch which the hundead by Duke
York,
a A. A.
committee 1t is to be that the Saturday night in which Duke
himself A. championship
of room 10 more
Joseph Gilman bd Chicago for of the party Saturday He has
cable "No answer This seems
explained Duke New Saturday Ghh
nothing udble
expedition
will 81 aVt
difficulty explaining
mainland,
which much the
of Dukes the of the publicity which
handling would have been of it, and legitimate part All that
make
treatment situation
Inner goes the Olympic later 5l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
BACK TO THE LAND.


problem
brought
discussion regarding the efficiency of the schools Hawaii
tho publication the fact that
study schools of school
child child education modelled
cepion ianzed life uuwttngy
inducing the the
munity into the city, often be certainly
lost from the rural community possible right
dignity
country.
''We united believing school should
while these pupils living
rural entirely
school, modeed Of
latter without consulting the that
former
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05

number Of plague infected rats reported
in these districts has efown in certain
localities, and there have been a few
isolated cases Of plague along tho coast.
Plague rats have been caught to some
extent In that region for the last twoIvO
years, and a number Of human eason
have occurred.
"The idea Of the visit Is I'd en-
anime the situation, with Wow to
laying out a scheme to increase tho
number of rat catchers all along. It IL
intended tOSaseertalfI more clearly how
far the rats are infected and IL pos
sible to eradicate the plague by eEtor-
niinating the rats.
Is''1n certain places there has boon
quite little increase. There has nut
been a large number Of infected rats,
but a larger number than previously.
Only small percentage Of the rata are
infected with plague anywhere in tho
world, even when plague is among them.
''The plantations of the districts in
volved are cooperating with the Terri
tory in the plans to eradicate tho dis
ease, ~ -st-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
PARTY ARRIVES !.
FROM MANCHURIA.
Russians Here for Plantation
Work-The Spaniards Held +
Back by Floods.

Among the steerage passengers arriv.,
ing by the Manchuria Friday were
seventeen Russians, who have come here
upon request of relatives already set
tied in the Islands, and who will join
the colonists of this race in the Ter.
ritory. In speaking of their coming
DR.. Victor Clark stated that there was
a standing order with Porelstrous em-
igration bureau in Manchuria to send
any Russians who had relatives or
friends here, if they identified them
selves by letters written from Hawaii
to them by their people.
"While we have no special number
of Russians to come," said Doctor
Clark, eve are willing to take all who
apply that have relatives here. This
party of seventeen is the first one for
several months, and it may be several
more before Others come. When Rus
SLAMS apply to the emigration Office in
Manchuria they are held until a party
of at least fifteen can be sent forward
to us. -
Cable information from Agent Camp
bell yesterday to the board of immigra-
| ton here was to the effect that on the
Harpalion are 121 families, and forty
five single men from Opofto;i from
Gibraltar are 165 families and 119
single men. The cable added that 1T
families were left behind as they colli
not get to the coast on account of
| floods in the interior of SPAIN
''In view of the fact that the Har-
palion is passed to carry between eigh-
teen and nineteen hundred immi
grants,'' said Doctor Clark, sit is evil.
dent that with less than fifteen hum
dred there will be plenty of room and
no hint of overcrowding on the long
trip. Most of our Spaniards come from
the interior of the country, but near
the Portuguese border which shows that
the news of opportunities in Hawaii
reaches them by way of Portugal"
In speaking of laborers leaving the
Territory for the Coast Doctor Clark
stated that n strict account was kept
Iof all of them and in the ten months
since the arrival of the Orterlc between
fifty and sixty of her passengers only
had left for the mainland.
'tThe majority of those are Portu-
Iguese who have been in the country for
some time, some for several years and
even longer said Doctor Clark. "But
few of our recently arrived immigrants
have gone away, and those who have
gone are nearly all Portuguese who
have relatives or friends ON the main,
land"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
TERRT8RHl7 HEltH OEHCALS,GBME IT Els
TO INVESTIGATE SITUATION BIC isl1HD

DR.. J. s. b. Pratt, president Of the
board Of health, DIR. George w. Mccoy
of the marine hospital service and fed
cralsadviser to tho board Of health, dnd
DR.. Shepard, general health and sd nj
tation officer Of the territorial board
of health, will leave today for Hawaii,
to take up an Investigation of the
plague situation in the Hamakua and
Hilo districts. A considerable increase
in the number of plague.infected rats
found in those districts Is the occasion
of their trip. They will, study plans
for more effective campaign against
the rats.
Following receipt Of reports that the
number Of plague rats caught had great.
ly increased, there was conference yes.
ferday afternoon in Governor Frear s
office.
Numbers Increase.
cit is planned, to organize a more
effective rat campaign, said the Gov
ernor after the conference. "The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05
NO CHANGE IN SUGAR 1ss
TARIFF THINKS FREAR

Governor Frear, asked yestcr-
day for his views in connection
with the sugar tariff discussion,
said that he did not think that
there would BIO any. change at. all
in the tariff on sugar, during the
present session of congress. Thta
appears to be the opinion OF local
men generally. The Governor
added that Hawaii's best inter
ests were involved in the Taft
plan for a reorganization of tho
sugar tariff, along the lines to be
recommended by the tariff board.
Though I do not believe the
present congress will make any
change" said the Governor,
"thefe will undoubtedly he =
change sooner or later. 1t is to
the advantage of Hawaii to have
the change made only on the re-
port of the tariff board, because
if made thus it will be made on
reasonable grounds, and tho
change will very likely not DO
so great as it would be otherwise.
"The change made on the re-
port of the experts would be moro
likely to be permanent, SO that
after it was made Hawaii would
not need to worry for some tiine.
The changing of the tariffs upon
the report of the tariff, board is
the policy for which President
Taft stands, and it is the ono
that win be best for Hawaii"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-03-05

last here about two years ago as master
of the Norwegian steamer Rygja which
sailed in April, 1910, for Portland, al
which time his wife accompanied. him
In June of last year both Captain
and Mrs. Svendsen secured divorces
the former in Portland and the latte
in japan. Mrs. Svednsen, took tho name
of Helen Ashford after the decree wal
granted, preferring that to her child
hood name of Helga Myhre.
The marriage to Emil Schulzo few
weeks ago in China was the outcome o.
a friendship of several months. Mis-
Ashford met him in Japan.