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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

tion notlrligpis en- poerlt alporllg
Gag, % oct er ieIpin9t, at ct iaa'
oant Sfriot life ber tageS, meomlr'
ore set bIir en- abioIut Reopenoig'
bcb.
Sobn gorret, @cneraloireftsr ior
Sen pan.amerifonife Union, er en-
Iutoritct / ollie SpsrgsmaaI ueores
rcn0c De 5oreneoe Statcrs 6orboIo
iii Central. % Spoamerito. Sans
Wcnino ON bpao Der ira Dor Sioe
bsr ioretogeS meo Senipn til Si'
tuationen / Mtcrico, bar 6erior aroo
poa Spmerfiombe0. Barrett iioto-
Ter ON Ell eDentucI Snterpentlor, at
ocnnc &eSning al Nroblemet Diloe
barre oct upritc, MAJ flun0e DPlge,
% at 0ct pilbe gua ne0 / Slltorlen
iom 0cn iteritc lllpffe, ionn er bpnot
oc urnerifanife SanOe. San ioruo.
ligcr, boao iorreiten enbOer fan pioe,
at Ell umerifonit Gffupatlon al
Wcrico Oiloe Huge folosiole Een9e'
hummer; men Oct cr life oct pGr'te;
>intcrbcntion Diloe ogloa bore ems
~betnoen0e lne0 et Cab al i%uiencr az
WcnncifeIip, % De 6oreneoe Stoter
piI0e pooOra9e Jig ianrtli8e latin
amcrifanife 2nnoe5 6ienbtIigbeo %
llpilic ior fanifc ale fomnenoe Ii
ser. IS Setrogtning az alt bette
mcilcr ban, of Oct enelte lornuiti9e
cr al al Oingt at itstte TrPiioent
g8ilion / bans 9eitrpbcIier paa at
lnogua Sntcrpcntion
Gperior ioa0arne Situationer
iom ben, hi III Itaor Anligt I'll An.
iigt meo / Wterico, er Der alto Ell
Gel 6oIf, iom frGoer, at Ser ifal
gribc3 til @oaben; men oct cr let.
/ o~Ilerbsieite 8rao / oct enc
iom Def nnoet 3iIipIbe at tale ON
arig, isr NsOpenOigbeoen freezer
oct. ltaar man betGnfer bare Den
0mitrnoigbco, at 0e 6oreneoe Sta
ter rimeligpiS pil6e bli mot I'll at
oprctboIbe Ell ltsrrc grme / Werico
Ell lana HGffc al Gor, ier Der
bli Gale ON at ioo Sfit poo
Singcnc oerneoe, i%oritanr man, at
oct life er 9ugoteIlcr, set Der 9iGl-
Ser. Snternention inoebprer / Jig
0cnne % andre Senieenoer Wllilig.
bebcr, Scr er abioIllt uoperiflieIige.
DIR. Barrett bar berior utpiliomt
Net t. at her Dor man 0oo poriomt
ircm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
KriIen / merico.

Ser er, iiben forriae Ni,nler al
globet uofcm, ingen 6oranoring
inbtrooot / Den merifanife Sitiia.
ton.
Sra Noibin9ton meooeles, at
Erpiioent gaiIionS gcitrpbelicr poo
at tpinGe Suerio ill at trGbe al iom
et neoDenbigt Sfriot til SreoenS
@jenopreitelie | Werieo ltstteS al
iamtIiae WeoIemmer al aabinettet.
grpiibereu % bans 8aaogiperc
or enige ON. at De aorenebe Statcr
life fan aipige en- 3sboel ira lit
groaram for @lenopretteIien al en-
fonititutionel Heglcring | Haborepu.
blifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
5nterurntion / Meaito.

Situationen / Merico bIir Glen.
ipnIig mere % mere tilipiOiet Tor
boer Gag, iom 8nar, % Ot fan
piiruof oGrc goo @ruuO til al irpgtc,
at Oct iii ipUerOe % iioit, iom man.
ge mener piI piie iia neSuenbig ior
De 6oreneOe StaterS Regiering al
ifrioe iuo o. bGuoe lin @pnOiabet
peo andre Wioler emo blot o9 bart
biplomatiife Roter, acknowledgements
bpao bet er hi enifer % life enifer
Qoa ben anoen Sioe or Snterpen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

Den title fanabiife Siiferlanosbp
Bort 5ranfs, 80 Wil / Norosit for
Sarina; ct fort Stpffe oerfra er en-
@aneoe graseoos os en ienoer.
ilaaet Sipbaao fra Tomperen "&e.
gina" ifplIet ila,to og befrGfter 1rpg.
ten for, at bette Sartsi er f%orIiit, ri.
meIigois meb Wano % Wlis.
Spp Sig al gei9tningen paa
Sfonnerten CHARLES 6. Hrice" ct
ifpnebe ilano peo 8rano BEND.
Inbet @raggobs, iom er ftnoet
paa famine Steo, bar paft Srpgt for,
at "Somes Garrutbers", Dem iterite
fanaoiife Srasteoamper paa Sjeer.
ne, er f%orliit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

Oct bar nemIig niit fig, of @meri.
fanerinoer, iom refer til Naris %
andre e,Irop9iife Mooecentrer err
bIepre tasrle srunoig peb 99ien, ibet
3olopiiitationen bar brast for
Gagen, at 80 Hrocent al be bellas-
lae.e Nlumer % anoen 5%ierppnt,
ser antoges at bore p9rb meuem
5000 % 5000, fun bar gfterlis-
ringer os tiIiemmen life bar ppro
cher $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
DtnterItorme.

Set p%oloiomme llpeir meb orfars
ustiee @inbe, Sne % Club, iom /
Ssnoaes % Wunbags raiebe / De
sitlige Stater % @gnene omfring De
Itore Snbiieer, piier fig at babe an-
rettet megen Sfaoe os rimelisuis
ogiaa mango lllpffer.
llpeiret Iaoer til at babe buieret
bert / Glepelano, Ohio, os paa
Snoijserne. Matee Sartsier er for
lit, men bet pil ellonu tage flere
Gage, isr nermere l1nberretninger
ON Oct ~befrpgtebe Sab al Wenne.
ifelip fan brinses pa BET rene.
On ufienot 0omper, flor NOT til
at fsre Ell @eiptning paa minbit 80
Wanb, er al Stormen ilpnget ino
paa % pentebes bpert 0ieblif at
bile bIi fnllt moo Ell 8lippe paa
apiten al Maniton Sslanb. Eaa
@rrno al gr9nbinserne % ben
uolbIomne Siseaus bar set pGret
unluligt at fonrme oct nGr 11of til
at poe Wanoifdbet noeen Siplp.
On fantret Sraetoamper er feet
flpoenbe omfring paa Safe Snron,
% Sonbipnligbeben taller oesnprre
Tor, at belle Manolfabet er onlfom,
met.
Sc ira Sc ineb9ffebe 9iitrifter
omfring Detroit, Glepelanb, 60.
lumbis, Buffalo % EittSbnra no.
lebenhe Telegrai. % S%elefonlinier
er neorepne paa lanse StrGfninger
% Sporpoenstieneiten % onoen
fSGroicl i bisie @per gaaet fulb.
ltrnbia iitoa. Oct pcnteoes, of oct
piloc taec abifiaia Gib at faa rpobet
@ooerne iaicn for De ipGre Sne.
master og oct aooS al neobl9Ite,
ipIinireoe Stolper % pGlteSe Spor.
poane, iom iprrrcoe @oberne.
Wanae StormmIpffer ~rapporteres
fra Ga CROSSE, Wis.. Eeru, Snb.,
GIepcIanb, Ohio. % @aibineton,
ga, o9 oct b~efrpetcs, at uIpffernes
gntaI bill bli betpoelis forseebe,
naar Sorbinoelierne 9ienoprettes.
Siben openitaaenoe blep ifrepet er
inblsbet islgenoe Telegram bateret
Sort Snron, Mid., Den 12te &c.
pembcr:
@rasinimper % GIG at orufneSe
SisioIf, iom er ifpIcoe iIanb paa
oen fanaoiife apit al Cafe Srron,
tpocr paa, of Stormet, iom be iioite
tire Gage bar raiet paa be itore Sno-
iiscr, bar ioraariagct mango Jorlis
ca 9abet al mango Mennifclip.
2iaene al ii @anosperioner or
IfNueoe iIano paa Stranbbrcoaen peS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Sorloren Pattepvnt.

Zen npe goLotarif Der iorbpocr
SnoisrIeIen al 5iGr al pisie 5usIe-
arter, % Tom bar paft ilig 5orargeI'
ie bIanSt fpinoelige Eosiascrer. ionI
unfommer bio til 2aaSet. bar, for
iroen fin tiliisteoc Seniist, caiaa op.
naaet q, amoen goo Ting, iom mh,.
Iiaens life oil itcinme Sc GreSe Ia.
mer miIocre, men iom &c burSe bore
SnfeI Sam .~afnemmel;se for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Get bcrettes fra @aibimstom,

oen Gag, ga VrpiiOenten unberteg-
neoe oen me SoIoIop, orufneoe ser
en- ll9le / 6ontpnen uoenior set
bOi0e &u2. Gn pittig 6pr gier her.
til oen @emGrfring, at "oeu garnIc
plle ,SlIgl aabeubart bar begaaet
Sclumur0."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

! TOlititcn cr set mere % mere
bIct iIig. at ingeu oil oiUIoe Tor at
pare "9oia". : andre 2~ip@IorboIo
er oet Tiff mooiatte SiIirIoct: gme
uiI urre @oi&, ineeu uiI barre Sic.
ner. &c pirtcIige poIitiife @o2ier
COG Der cr oeSpGrre enonu nogIe
ino al Dem ilipe) optrrber life lam.
9ere oabcnt / lin Geeuifab al &c.
oerc, iIi1 ion sc 9iorbe / ioroumS
Goae. Zen politiife "Stonbpat-
iame" bar bopt line gobe Sru9ter
Sen og, % bette or Ell al Dem. Get
er bIet nGitcu en- Stam at pGre po-
litiif 9oiS. er hi life progressive
COG buem er bel life oet?), iaa er ri
iaIiaIo u6en llnotagelie E~otrioter.
@osien Dor oItio paa Ell anocr
0aoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1ormanOeu Tor Sntrritatc Cont
MERGE Summi2lionclL DIR. Glorfc,
har. ION bcficnbt, tagct Orbet ior,
at 6raattartcrne pna &%crnbancrnc
iii ber iorhsie@. On 0enne SoG
bar Der, JON riulcIig fan bore, no
pifIct fig eli IiuIig NteuinGaliopcr'
ling. Scrnboner o. &crnbunetortcr
or aItio ct popuIprt Discussions.
cn1re bna0c bIonbt &Gg % Serb;
hi ser or ina GmronOer, bpor ioa
mango Wenreifcr@ SSntercSicr BERG.
res iom netop Der.
Spiniouen ! &onOet er %ooeroelen'
Sc 0cn, al SSernbancrnc BERGER Iig
pua 6olfet5 @efoitning, % at bette
pqioo FOR Ell itor Del bar upret I'll.
ipIGet, lo0er iig life gobt benGgtc.
SrlioIcrtiO bar Solicit / itor llo.
itrpfnirg toaet lin Won iglcn 9icn'
ncm tiI0e.s tcnuuclig rooitnIc 2oOc,
ou hui5 MOI flln6e fro, hOoo Scrn-
banerne iclu pauitaar, er &ontroIlen
peo bi5ic Sioer bIet iaa tram, at
set or olntrent umIlig Tor Dem at
flare iig. 6oIf bor pon6t ior at
tage Oisie Slayer oluorlig. Ge cr
bIet iaa pant me0, Of &ernbauernc
bor tieut itorc Gipiocnoer poa lin
pite uoponocOe Aapitol, at De bar
panifeli9 Tor at 1pttc ii9 inc / 10.
gen ou0en Sihlation.
ErGiioenten Tor Baltimore & Ohio
@onen tolte fornplig Ill Ell Toriam'
ling al Tfifibcre % oplnltc bl. a, at
bare @en@iorhsieIic1 poa bans Si1
icr oe iiOite fire Nar bcleber iig I'll
$4,000 600. I'll 0efte TOM De hsicrc
Yriier pua lloitpr oQ MotcrieI, DC
egcOc llbgiitcr pnu @um0 al mil
IiQ" 2opQipniug o. Sen me &u0
%fon1irfnt, iom @oncrnc MI mau be
tale poa line uO%eitancnoc @ono@.
Oct moa otter Octte, nlcuer ban, pUrc
tlart, at ifoI &oncn funue boIoe
Grofifcu 0%ooenoc iuo man Gorternc
iorhsjca. I'll Stettc ior Ocunc Sp,
i%atning benIeocr man oNino ~
merfiomhc0eu pao, at &truboneruc
iom hur oucr baluuuocn NHljou
Mluuo / lin (icucite, m0irtttc op
rctboy0er Ct tort GutoI andre %lou
iIricr. iom iobrIterer &ernboncmd
terrell. Gr man M ior lem mco
&dncrnc - iaGItoee f%outluOcrcr
man iod nj, set o1iao 9aa uo
ooer oi@ic ouOrc Euomrjcr "a Sen
ilorc Arbco@imrtc iom oi2ie be,
ilriti9cr. @co orore Cro man
Dor Qiue &e~rn5ou,yrc ~@ul,Nuu1 I'll
EE.->...+,a N-.,N -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Stnnlbnrunernc

'fNfH
9|eoe / Chicago og befIogeoe iig 81.
4. oper, at ser life Ipnaere iinoc@
no0eu tore Statsmpno Der / 2an0ct.
Zen alu@ie "StatSmpno", iom boil
Der NtouI citer StooItruIten3 Wuo-
leltof. cr ucmIlg ior itoritc Gclcl
ueict "a iunoct Tor let al set anlc.
rifonifc 6oIt. Get cr 10 eller@ fic-
ocli0, at Solicit bar Ell anoen Me.
ming ems StooIbororernc ON, buoo
Ell pirteIia Stat@mano or. Men Sc
Int t0nIc set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
"Nnnr Ircitcrnc npl1oo

ttEANAAAA ~ 'ANA
'oo bci %Nn iom Spiucruc / en-
@oic @aIl >ign. ifripcr Ell ancri-
touit ao0c0o "ioa uiI iiffcrt oQiaa
0c Iolc three bo01er@" % BONE
rm2". Mu vi ioor riuleliQpi5
pcnte; tbi eitcr buaO ser opluicS,
ey Ser bare bIauOt WctoOiiternc /
Soma 5000 |rcitcr, iom life tiener
over $500 on 9loret. On aIminoe
liza @urctar oil ON iaa 9lor bli al
rcQue ior Ell rel1 aroill&. ioumen.
lilnct mcO en- Mctooiitpreit. ocriont
GorboIoet life forauorer ii0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

r-rtrp a. srrosp oAss klrrh JrSr ibn 1903 AZ rHs Posi-
osH,s AZ DrDAis. Iowa rrsrA iH ACT - CossArss o.
kastuS s.. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

enmaHineu "Susnernen" or u~obtaeen I
COB Crben. % ben or aIi Oi Fan sHie en-
ermofire Of barre. Zen airr ecei slrbeiee
% Qoar lei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

after Sperg@maalet paft ON Ceiling
al set ltore ariitiansiunbS Stiit.
Gen9ang "a Ben inuorilerte aonge.
bp ariitlon5iano fit NiipeiGoet, og
o. StapanQer meo lin Iomfirfe og
inc Srabitiorer, Sopeoiiaoen for ct
iGrprGget Strsg al bort Gano, bleo
lat tiliibc, ga pafie Def iiprf Uiis.
neie i Den gomIe $50 % oens On.
egn. @ao6e ariitionsiano og StnD.
anger or porct it9r.t iioen ben lib,
% Siitrifterue bar bapt en- ria llo'
uifling. ariitionsinno meo i'm Dp.
perIigc Sopn og lin Stiuing iom
5sorpoiter no moo Sooet bar no.
pifIet iig ~itorartet; men ben bar BOG
itprfc aonfurrenter / areltool %
Wanoal; Staponser bar, trooS alt,
brubet lin Stiaing, iom NorgeS
treble 9p. % bar beller life mliicl
ocn oonocIige % %fulhireae SeSelic
lit Siitrift. Get ifaloe iaaleoes M
pare aooe lloiister for at Staoan'
ger iii 1914 iaar iglen lin gaml(
GrpGroige @iipeitol.
5 ocn teoIosiifc 2eir bar SaabS'
rihiaIct pGrct meaet Siifnteret ! Der
ienere 9io. lsbp. Stii.Spropit gu
itop Scnicn bar iisIse Sporas no
arbeioet llSfoit til npt @itial. ion
piitnof i Sorm, men life iaa mese'
il SmobolS aipiscr ira Oct eamIe
| anitsoSliencme ct 10 5oriaseIien q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
HISTORY IN THE MAKING TODAY.

The greatest of interest to
the vicinity of Cntantinop of
in these particularly history making is
generally believed of
the old capital city of the early ottomans
graced by the Se
But at this time when all the Allies
Turks WELL life is the cheapest
line In fact the of all the
reahng that quickly,
to win with blood what time
Meanwhile desperate fighting taking place Peninsula of Gaipol
where concentration by the Allies
of constantpe the end of
for through Consannop the sonod taken possession
of much easier In fact the the Greeks
have been besng for weeks
in
opening the doors of the Drlns capture the
Turkish
The Galpoi peninsula, (which into prominence ia
long strip OF land stretching the
the upper jaw Of the Dardane hundred years at least
1t has been strongly fortified and largely owing disposition of
tie Notifications at the mouth the the nigh places
along the shore the passage muedbaed stn of water y
hostile "afsbips has been rendered practically impossible
Up 20 tie 1907 these Of
nature aud this that induced John Bnekwor IA
make the attempt Of passing o pariaRee s a. he
ordered ~ NE dspabe le
pope" While hr John purNoh negotiating Che Porte AN,
being pRl on from dn} % day N promises which us intention
u falng French engineers working u dly ar e foste
that nhen Sir John parof finally negotiations u IN, rs
Hpa eeq To- ihe Ae'h % e gauntlet urouf u nadane
# iefHhe ffp hff fl1m ihe rtHy 5esieI
AZ sh ihe aora iaHt however
Haae chip though hHiaH IrW ri lfo BauHfr nf LA. t
Hnfs ile haFq 1Hfl ea N Huh.Naaf HsaH
4 Hat Pc hfh t#f -AA 'nf Iff# aaHH NH at if
fftf8a - Af aasH = 'afHaetH't 3. IfaaHHHf aIaealF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
WORRYING uNREAsoNAB1Y,

Henry
anything that special
(lews, his January 20:
still
all have discounted drawba
iusfed
falling unduy discouraged mind calculated bring
rather than difficulties dreaded9
conditions
ncontroveb that produced OO000O00
high all directions continues
difficult find industry which there the
behind
distributors their
of the
still the midst of which
for the restraints political @
reasonable
the hope cheaper Railroad earnings
January about twelve
the second of
gains being general in all sections of the particularly Middle
official figures for 1912 showing imports sOOOOOOOO
than 20OOoO00 last while
increase of $3O0O0O0 for the This left
1882 100000 year explains
control
debtor be
imports of either securities merchandise gold probably
Gas the political situation
counted Wilson's
disqu, but judging his ad
refusal to appeal to popular prejudice
hoped that he will not the further
made good Governor of New his ideas
known and fixed The President have when
Influence public opinion;
make the laws and the courts will continue interpret them
duty will be to execute them"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
REooaN1z1Ne PUBLIC OPINION.

The public make complaint being in
and considered the
ad-
of the publicity offered
public
their
the demanded the
publicity committee but their taking pens
The company while publicity
formed as to its efforts to maintain its schedules and
of
of the
Whatever be the sympath the public
flying to note that the of public
the present controversy 1t
cart who feels position 'Th public damned
with 1t is also gratifying The
fairness of its columns daily
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
SHiNTnlSM EXPLAINED
TO MISSION WORKERS

The second Of the series of meetings
being held by the combined women 3
organizations of the Protestant churches
for the Lenten study Of tho religions
OF tho world was held yesterday after
noon at tho Methodist Church, with Mrs,
Eerbuehen In tho chair, The subject OF
the afternoon, shintoism, was handled
by the Rev, J. w. Wadman, who credit
ed his japanese eoadjuter with much
Of the paper read but who gave, at the
same time, many interesting sldelights
on the great Japanese religion fFem his
personal experiences in japan. Miss
Jones Of kawaiahao sank 4 solo % q
part Of the program The affair npl
ointepsely Interesting
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
ESPERANTO SOCIETY HERE.

With the organization in Honolulu
recently of the Mauna Ala Esperanto
society this made-up language may De
heard as means of communication be.
tween tourists of various nationalities
before long. The language is being
taught IN many schools, especially In
Europe, and there are a number of per
sons interested in it in Honolulu. Miss
A. Walker is president of the Ma1na
Ala Esperanto Society, and Mrs. g.
Kluegel is secretary, while G. O. Gearn
of l49l Emma street, is I'D. A. Il. D., -
or Diplomatic American Esperanto Asso
citation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
NO COURT MARTIALS
FOR SOME WEEKS

There will be no more courtmartial
trials in the department of Hawaii un-
til the new department commander
takes hold on or after February Is. Or
ders came by cable from the war de-
partment yesterday instructing the de-
partment here to leave all trials in
allegiance, and also to dissolve the pres
emit court martial boards.
The department commander, will in
future have the appointment of all
court martial boards, and as soon as
these are appointed, whatever prison
ers are awaiting trial will be brought
before them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
before.

before.
Captain Scott s determination to make
second expedition to the far south
was made known soon after the an
nouncement of Admiral Peary's discov-
cry of the north pole. At the interna-
tional geographical conference in 1905
it was decided that the north polar
field should be left to the Americans.
The south polar exploration has since
then been the peculiar interest of the
British. Captain Scott was everywhere
acknowledged to be the one leader for
final attempt. Public subscriptions
for the purpose, with liberal contri.
button from the government, made up
sum of 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
REACHING THE 1MpRAcr1cAB1E.

plan which Honolulu
possibility
slight
line
effort
of
is commit
abortion revision
Ten from the
will the Legislature the
of
practical
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
company.
THE sUpERv1soR1A1 CAUCUS.

of
since conhdng public trusted him with Office but he decidedly
habit When
motives
they
fdene the good
members that honestly
good service but they should remember
not be msconstrued while what they behind
manhood
all
The system inaugu
s in the The
example all
the public will better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
THE STARTLING NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The from Mexico startling unexpected while
ouD o. an by
Of pago suddenly
this revolt the heart the city with the
VI the Republic finds himself bead his his
his n
Incidentally greatest al
head Of his the by the of
Mado while Da
possible presidency prove
the phase
that the United States will
their heart life respected
hardly probable that this will then
such complications viii follow that revoion1dd
paG6ed with bayonet Meanwhile opinion
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-11
EDITOR
SOME REAL KNOCKING.

complaint against Vonop knockers
knocking had is the appearance of
hundred wealthy
blo Beautiful
will probably their
offered by Maui and Kauai They will be decidedly
recommending the Volcano visiting tourists
undoubtedly be felt in Hio and at the
trying business for the steamship
Hio should have taken this
the billboard
of leaders in 'boostng
Iayai g greatest atracton
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CAPTAIN SCOTT WAS
ANTARCTIC PIONEER
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Continued From Page one.)
engineer and photographer; DIR. R. Koet-
tlitz, naturalist; DR.. l.. T. Wilson, art
list; l.. Bernacchi, physicist; II. V. ii Dig
son, zoologist, and II. T. Ferrar, geo
ologist. Shackleton while on this ex-
petition was an invalid the first year.
Finding favorable ice conditions,
Captain Scott put the Discovery into
winter quarters in McMurdo Bay at the
foot of Mount Erebus. The ice did not
break up in 1908, but help came through
the relief ship Morning, which came
within ten miles, bringing additional
supplies. The ice broke up in 1904,
and the Discovery returned with the re-
lief ships Morning and the Terra Nova.
In entering McMurdo strait the ship
passed over the position where Ross in
his map had placed a mountain range.
Before going into winter quarters the
Discovery followed the great ice bar
rier eastward farther than any previous
explorer. Captain Scott discovered
new land between 1872 and 1877 west
longitude, trending to the northeast.
Finally turned back by a heavy ice
pack, Captain Scott landed at IA point
on the barrier l64 degrees west, and
! Lieutenant Armtage made short
sledge journey to 10 degrees south latl-
tude. Captain Scott assembled in a bal.
loon, and found that the whole range
of vision TO the south was an unbroken,
undulating glacier. In the autumn many
short trips were made for scientific pur.
| poses, which added very considerably
TO the knowledge of the continent.
Starting on the southwark journey, Cap.
tain scott travelled flfty,nine days and
made $50 miles, reaching ON December
3d. 1908, 50 degrees aud 7a minute.
south latitude.
R1poTed Victoria Land
/ In 1908 Captain Scott turned his al
tenti0u 10 the interior OF Victoria Land
After Journey Of four weeks IN which
the most trying conditions were met
Captain scott cent back the weakest
mrWhefs at bic PARTY and pushed on
ward will only tWo companions tl,
iFeaeIaiel iif.f IWndrd mlIrs lnio tl.
Interior Ne passrd sauth of 49, mng
Hrlis pa|f aui located IL spfIH matfll
"a fa degrees 90 minute aaHtl sud +.
degrees east
Iha double fgiief expedition 81 al.
Morning hHA Abe fum hWa atsts
lh Gle nnal release ~ ihe nfeafea
HaH llf Iff lhH WplIHIaH Haua
lsmf HH lnHWals NJ aHI ulH4al =
lHfiIfiHH NHF'HI #HH ff#I.HH. All
~ lH.l. aHsHle b haH aIea fHa 5s.I
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had anything to do with Tai Nam.
The authorities found evidences Of
the visits of the various members of
the hui and claim to have a well-con-
nected chain of evidence.
OF the seventeen people brought up
Saturday fifteen are witnesses and two
Tai Nam and All Sing-prisoners
Hartung went away in che Columbia.
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DADDY IS oo1p.n

Somewhere Pacific to
the widow of Captain Scott the
antarctic his
the
Nova the wife them
The little boy whom his father kissed goodbye
his father only from photographs game up
his father
warm 1t be that the game
freezing o in a LIZARD.
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MoRE p1LrKIA ZOE THE MAYoR

of
and Mates the arbor
stick and into with his
his
himself
mischief for idle hands dO Especially since working
prisoners in his yard.
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Mr.. G. p. Wilder, Mrs. Noonan and
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney are the guests
of Mrs. John Walker at the Cornwell
ranch. The party has made excursions
to Wailuku, lao Valley and other parts
of Maui. Pretty chilly air at the ranch,
Mr.. Wilder reporting 40 degrees.-Wai,
luku Weekly Times.