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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
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MA PRODEJ NEB vYMENU
- msstsky majetek, ktery pr
nasi n6jern.
los AKRU urodne pidy, =
sete psknou psenicf, ovsem, ku-
ikufici, jetelem; hodny kus lou
Iky pastvina - velIkk xahra-
da hned d domu, tez osetk vse-
mi potFebnymi zeleninarnii, hod
Ins bramborH (zasazenych) Vel
ky cisty les se 400 maple sugar
,stromy, kters dali ma 200 a-
|Ipni dobrsho .yrobu, dobrs
dojns krSvy, mleko prod davanle
Belle Vernon Co. z mile Cd
mas. Tsz pras.ta, slepice,
kachny, A konS vsechno "a
.adi, dobrs budoyy obydIi >
osrpi svstniclch Y nejlepsim po-
rkdku novy milk-house.
Jsme Is mil cd Clevelandu, Is
minuut Cd kSry, 3 mile "a Bur-
ton ~ s mil jizns Cd Chardon
| mill Cd :koly M do
brych cest6ch - 4 mile od znk
mkho Bass Lake ! dlazdSns
Mayfield Rd., ktera vede az do
mssta.
Cena pozemku 500 al<r
a Sc vsin zafizenim to
pride kolem $12, 900.
Rucim, ze nebude litoyati
ten, kdo 81 pffispissi. - Piste
hned do aSvsta" pod znac-
kou: 'sKrasna farma'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-28
oBETAvosT NAsICH ZEN.


Pakli si nekdo zasiouzf uzna
Inf "a pfinasenf obetf, pax jsou
Ito v prvnf fade nase zeny. ~
sIvykonavaji tn nejobtiznejsf a
')nejnevdecnejsf praci. Ze vsech
'Ikoncl mesta schazeji Sc do
Ischhzf, skde Sc die rozumneho
,|jednanl, nabozenske presvedce
|ni necha stranou a nabfzi Cas-
lku spolecne praci "a jedniIn ci
Ilem, pomoci nasim obetavym
Idobrovolnfkdm, kteri ochotne
se nabfdliIza mas pro osvoboze-
mi nasf stare vlasti bojovat.
MY vidfme nase zeny po We
|cerach i u nedeli, misto odpo-
cfnku, pro nase hochy SIT spod
|ni pradlo, plest svetery. MY vi
dime nase zeny chodit cd OBJ
|chodnika K obchodniku, zadat
10 Diary pro nasi pouf a to nej-
obtfzn6jsf je obsazovanf pred
|metu.
/ Pokrocili krajane kterf po-
chopili nutnost vydrzovani ma
Isl politicke akce, 5 radosti W.
|hovf zadosti a pfisp6ji, ably
predm6ty byly obsazeny. To
jsou rozumni Cesi ktefi svou O.
chotou nase zeny k dalsi praci
.lpovzbudi. Ale naleznou Sc ma
|sinci, ktefi We sve neyedomosti,
|nejen Re nicfm neprispejf, ale
lhrube, nectne nase zeny odby-
ldou a tax pri te nezistne praci
Jim zivot ztrpcujf. To jsou lide
kteri nemaji cit pro jineho, je-
dine pro sebe. Ty Sc dosud ne
lvpravili do tech kritickych po-
inert, v kterych Sc vsechny ma
lrody j mas americky narod ma
lleza. B6da nam kdyby mel Ne
'lmec vyhrat. Ia kratko po ce-
'lskem narode by nebylo pama-
ltky, a co nynf jest mnohym Ito
/ davat desaky a dollary, pax by
!. jsme v pffmych neprimych
! danfch odvadeli sta dollarh, a.
by Sc vAlecna nahrada hradila.
Kazdy by 81 mel pripamato-
|vat, BE ty nase obetav6 zeny ne
Iobsazuji fedmety pro sebe,
-Inybrz kazfy desak ma patric-
! Slne mista.a evzdaji.
Po nasf pouti nase zeny by
i mely We s. danzi sdelit sve zkuse
yInosti a mdly by poukazat ma ty
! |hrubce, Hefi jsou cesi jen die
llsyeho pilvodu, tax aby lid We
! del, jak Sc k takovym take Ce-
Echdm zachovat.
II Jake jsou to obete ty nase de
saky, dollary, aneb sta dollary
i ku porovnanf s temi, kteff do
brovolne jdou chranit nasf sta
rou novou vlast, nase rodiny,
} Inase majetky, aniz by ved6li,
i llzda-li Sc vratf bez nohy, bez
lruky, aneb zda-li jejich t6ls
j budou odpocfvat ma bojisti We
) tFrancii neb v Italii?
ii Wy ceske zeny neochabujts
I've vasf slechetne praci, igno.
i rujte urazky vam nevedomc
4 vrhane, YAM budiz zadostiuci
nenim, ze konate vlasteneckOr
) povinnost vGci sobe, naSi stare
: lvlasti nasf move vlasti ameri
4 cke. Nynf jest doba kdy name
lysichni napnout nase silly k prs
4 H. tls
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PRODA Sc dlm 81 4 svetnicich
s koupelnou. Dlazd6na ulice,
plyn. Lot je 35, pri 100 stfevf-
cich. Cena levna. Haste se v
els. 1884 E. 54. .uf. q Bower
ave. 6-28
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.|venovana byla vyhradne ume-
|ni malffskemu iehoz velk5mi
lctitelkami byly ODE slecny. Asi
1dve, tfi hodiny pobyli jsme Y
|zahrade, nacez vratili jsme Sc
domI. Slecny odesly do svych
komnat, ia pax uchylil Sc do
sveho pokojiku. Pred tim w
lzvala mne jeste slecna Halkon1
lbova, abych vecer opet ma jisto
do salonu Sc dostavil.
We SVEN pokojfku sedl jsem
Ina pohovku a oddal Sc myslen
kan. Jakysi nepokoi a Jista ne ne
lspokojenost zavladly Y srdcl
mem. Zdalo Sc mi, re naprotl
Islecne Fairliove choval jsem Sc
ponekud neobratne q snad ! ne
motorne. Nebyl jsem vice zad-
Inc prace schopen a proto ztra-
lvil jsem zbyvajici Cas- do vece-
]ra v necinnosti.
| Bohata vecere, ktere Sc su-
Icastnila nynf take slecna Fair
lliova, trvala ponekud dele a by
llo pri nj zasluhou hovorne sle-
cny Halkombovy dosti veselo.
Potom ztraven zbytek vecera Y
d1vernem povidani a hrou ma
piano. Slecna Fairliova byla
stale malomluvnou a cokoli
promluvila, znelo vzdy tax PR
|sne opravdove, ze Timed umlkl
Ikazdy zert v rozmluve, ktere
sc s1castnila.
Slecna Veseyova usedla 81 Y
koute do lenosky a usnula. Y
stolku pax prohlizela slecna
Halkombova dopisy sve matky.
Nezbyvalo mi tudiz, nez abych
Ipozornost svoji venoval jedine
slec. Fairliove, kterazto mnou
povzbuzena zasedla k pianu.-
Nikdy nezapomenu ma dd-
verne chvile opravdoveho do
maciho blaha, stravene u vecer
Mich hodinach v tomto salonu
Sedel jsem stranou ma pohov-
Ice, odkudz mohl jsem zcela do
bre videti kyprou .postavu slec
ny Halkombove, patrajicf pilne
We starych dopisech, dale nez-
nou postavu jeji sestry, sedlci
lu piana a hrajici dumnou ja-
lkousi piseii, pri niz mimod6l
lsladka tesknota v srdce Sc vkra
ldala. Sklenenymi dvermi videt
lbylo do zahrady, kde koruny
1stromi ozareny byly svetlen
mesfce a kde vecerni yanek ovI
iyal ltle stonky kvetin. Obloha
lbyla bez mrakI. Byl to krasnJ
vecer, ma jaky Sc dlouho vzpc
NINA!
Delsi chvili jsme tax vsichn
Isedeli, kdyz v tom slecna Hal
lkombova pozvedla hlavu po
zadala mne ,abych vedle nj kt
stolu Sc posadil. Ucinil jsen
idle jejiho pfani, mezitfm slec
Ina Fairliova zanechala hry n,
Ipiane a vabena svetlem mesic,
III !
lvysla do zahrady a zIstala vel
ku pred sklenenymi dvermi
tax re jsme re salonu videt
! |mohli jeji postavu, mesicnin
svetlem ozaranou.
pane Hartrighte," pocal,
slecna Halkombova, "vyslech
nete laskav6 zaverecnou cas-
tohoto dopisu q pov6zte mi
zdaz nenf jeho obsah We spoje
, mi $ vasi tajemnou bilou PAM
Dopis psan jest cd me matk
Il = =
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PRoDA Sc

uRODNE FARMY v statu O.
'hio ma prodej, neb ma vymenu,
SO vsim osetfm a zaffzenim a
sice o LOG akrech, 1O4 akrech,
"a akrech, SO akrech, 72 a.
krech, 65 akrech, 53 akrech,
SO akrech, tfi po 80 akrech,
a ctyrakrovou. Navstivte mne,
ia Yam dalsi vysvetlfm q pocti
We Vam poradfm. JOS Pschota,
pozemkovy q pojistujici jedna
tel, 5319 Hamm ave.
e 90
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Il jQOplSya a QOKOuCtIH CutO oVOJl
Epraci teprve dnes vecer."
/ Pro tuto chvfli bylo tedy me
locekavani zklamano. Musil
ljsem potlaciti svoji zvedavost
"A jak jste pochodil mym
strycem?" ptala Sc slecna Hal
kombova. "Byl dnes zvlaste mi
lzutym? Ach, prosim, nemusite
prave uvazovati odpovedi. Po-
znavam jiz Q vasich rozpaku,
re navSteva u neho nebyia
lvam pffjemnou a proto Sc dale
radeji vyptavati nebudu.'s :
Mezi tim, co toto mluvila, u
chylili jsme Sc ma jinou cestu
,kfovisky, vedouci k utulne be-
sfdce, jez mela podobu roz-
kosneho svycarskeho domu.
Kdyz vstoupili jsme po nekoli-
ka schddcich do besidky, nalez
| ii jsme tam mladou, stihlou da
mu. Stala stranou u prostinke-
ho stolku a pohlfzela, do knihy,
Ikterou ruce drzela. !.
Byla to slecna Fairliova, mo-
Ije zakyne.
Jakz bych il mel tuto vyli-
lciti? Jak il oddeliti cd vlasJ-
mich svych citG a cd toho vse-
no, co pozdeji Sc stale? v tenn
re postayenf, jak poprve jsem
ltuto divku spatril, vymaloval
jsem il pozdeji a mezi tim, co
pfsi tyto fadky ,dfvann- Sc ma O.
brazek tento lezfcf prede mnou
ma stole. Nebudu il obsirne po-
lpisovati. Nezna, roztomila div
lka v jednoduchem, svetlem sa-
tn, drzfcf v ruce knihu; tot vse,
co mohu pov6deti. Ale kdy-
Ibych mel vyliciti jak, neskona,
lynn pIvabem zdala Sc mi byt
obestrena, jak uzko a pfece
jen blaze mi bylo il ma blizku
nestacilo by nekolik kapitol tt
to knihy.
Uklonil jsem Sc il, pri cem5
uplne preslechl jsem slova, kite
rylni mne uvitala. Mole prd.
vodkyne, slecna Halkomboya
jaksi nerada spozorovala do,
i. jem, jaky ma mne sestra jeji u
! cinila po SVEN zpasobu jals
Sc hned zapfadati rozmluvu.
"Hled'te, pane Hartrighte, >
lpraviia, "jak vzornou budet,
} mlti zakyni! Sotva Sc dovedel,
! re jste dome, jiz zabyva s,
: kresbami."
Nahledl jsem blfze a skute,
: ne jsem seznal, ze kniha, kite
! rou divka mela v ruce, obsaho
: vala jennie provedene kresby
! "Jsou to vase prace, slec
nor zeptal jsem Sc.
] Podivala Sc ma mne a odpo
3 lvedela klidne, skoro vesele
e I"Ano, jsou to me prace a cir
. dele je prohlfzim, tim vice pc
4 znavam svoji nedostatecnost
: Tesfm Sc, ze vasim navoder
lbude mi lie polepsiti Sc a ma
/; ;ipraviti, co posud jsem zanedb
k vala."
. Focal jsem bedliveji kresb
: prohlizeti, v cemz vyrusil
-lmne slecna Fairliova poznan
kou:
3 "Doufam, pane, re nebude
: lte mi ami iedinym sloyem Itch
B It'll"
9 "Smim Sc ptati proc tax do
i fate?'' zeptal jsem Sc.
all "Ponevadz bych rada vsem
i lvefila Co mi feknete,' odpovi
dela jednoduse, ale urcite.
4 v techto nekolika slovec
4 zracila Sc mi celia povaha tet
i roztomile divky. Vse, CO NIL
villa, a co pocfnala, bylo VAIN,
/ 'opravdove.
Il Ku pobfdce slecny Halkon
u bove vysli jsne : besidky q pI
i ,chazeli'se po zahrade. Procl,
- )
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zehlici, dive
siIky ma ruku a dive dobre ma
sinarky. Haste Sc v els. 4608
Finn ave. 628
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici podavat
zednikum. Haste Sc ma praci
rob Lambert a E. 131 ul., aneb
v {. 1864 E. lao ul.
e 90
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PRIJME Sc Sc ceska divka "a
prodavacku v grocernfm obcho
de. Haste Sc v els. 44O9 e.
Clark ave. 6-28
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PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt,
koupelna k pouzitf, je' blfze U
nion kary e. 93. ul. Jen rad
nj necht' Sc hlasi v els. 9314
Gibson ave. 6-28
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PRIJME Sc zena ma vyklizeni
a cisteni dvakrat v tydnu. Hla
ste Sc u JOS. Vlcka, 1901 u
Mon ave. !?
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PRIME Sc zena ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Dobre mfsto
pro hodnou a sporadanou ze-
nu. Haste Sc V {. 1904 Central
ave. 6-29
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc zena k cisteni l6k
kafske uradoyny. Haste Sc v
els. 4918 Broadway. 6-28
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PRODA Sc LEVINE cihlovg dim
Q g. svetnicich, koupelna, "a
Ichod, dlazdena ulice "a $500
ma mirn6 splatky. Dale dim d
"A pokojfch pro dve rodipy,
koupelny q zachody "a $4l0O.
IBlizsf sdeli Vac. Uneer, 1921
Central ave.
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PRIJME Sc reznicky pomoc.
mix. Stali prace, dobry plat,
Haste Sc u Miller Provision
Co. 5482 Broadway. !?
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CfIcETE-LI koupit, prodas
heb vymsnit jakykoli mxstsky
majetek neb farnu, navsfivts
nlile, piste ileb zavolejte tel. u
Mon 1926 W, obchod dIjf pous
ze IA procenta i proto niKdo
flendze byt osizen. +. Haitian,
'S642 E. 40 St.
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vYvAzEcI PoPELE Sc pri-
jmou u The Union Salt Co., E.
90 st. a New York Central Rail
road.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
FRIDAY AUGUST > 1918 FRIDAY AUGUST d WEEKLY


- Cars This plantation about twenty
d o Th
produce the entire
Q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
CUBA HAS ALL BEST
Of PRICE FIXING
Planters Can and Do Raise Crops
On Far Larger Scale and
Defy Competition
I.TIlEI

Under the price fixing policy of the
sugar committees Of the food admin.
istratiOn Hawaiian planters are forced
to meet higher costs on practically the
same basis as Cuban planters whose
costs, taxes and other expenses cannot
compare with those in these Islands. 1t
is practical elimination of the tariff,
is one Of the complaints which has been
taken to Washington by the commit
tee Of III" Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association WHICH is now in Washing
ton, and this point will probably be
presented by j. W. Waldron, of Schae-
fer q Company, of the committee
Fonr mills in Cuba produce as much
sugar as Il" the Hawaiian Isla nds. They
can work on much larger scale. Ir-
: ngntl"n is unnecessary, fertilizer costs
little and they get three crops to two
in Hawai-. These are some of the points
that will ha presented in connection
with the arguments and to these win
be added the fact that higher trans
portation rates prevail; there is a tax
on bills Of lading and the American
| concerns have to bear other war costs
6st Qnban planters do not.
Cuba has called . halt for the time
being in expansion Of the sugar indus
try at this time it is learned from
Christian j, Hedeman of the Homo
lulu Iron Works which is working On
some twenty eight contracts in the Is
/ land of Cuba where it has branch
| office.
There were extensive plans for in
creases in the sugar industry in Cuba
uLtil tn" lnlted States entered the war
aid tn" little island republic said "Me
too. Now no sugar machinery for
! expansion can be brought into the is
land. Such ronst ruetion work as is be-
ing dom at the mills is merely to keep
production up to the highest possible
point nudrr present conditions. Growth
of the industry is to wait until after the
war. Then there will be an influx of
capital for expansion of business that
viii make it harder than ever for Ha.
wrii to c"mpete
After tn" war one great scheme alone
will be put forward and completed by
sln@l" company and it's estate will
produce more sugar than this terri
tory end last year. II includes reclaim
alton of rIrnega or swamp of vast
extent. boiling houses, pipe lines, a
refinery harbUr, a steamship line
ond VIII T. in operation throughout
I the year N"t a pleasant prospect for
Ha"an " face in competition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
HOOVER MAY ACT.
ASFOODD|RECTOR
FOR ALL ALLIES
Suggestion Is Made From Europe
That He Be AT Head Of.
i Proposed System
Matter Will Undoubtedly Be Con-
sidered During His Stay
Ai'@ ( In Europe

Herbert c. Hoover may be food ad.
ministrator or director for the Allied
Nations and relinquish the work in
this country that he has done so well
to take up an even larger work. This
is indicated in an article which appears
in Facts About Sugar under date Of
July 27 and which says in part:
Checking Up Supplies :. -. -. ...
"While no announcement of the pur-
poses of Mr.. Hoover's trip abroad or
Of the date of his departure was made
here it is we'll understood that one of
his main obpeets is to confer with the
food control authorities of the allied
nations in reference to the situation
and to check up on the amount of
foodstuffs that the United States will
be called upon to supply to the Allies
during the coming year. I'm the
course Of his trip. he win visit Paris as
well rs London and will look into the
progress of Belgian relief work, in
which he retains a very deep interest.
"SinCe his arrival in London Mr..
Hoover has been received by the King
and Queen ut Buckingham Palace and
has been widely acclaimed at public
gatherings and by the press. 1t is pos
sible that an important announcement
relating to the closer coordination of
food control activities among the Al
lies may be made upon his return to
the United States.
= One Head Suggested
."It has been suggested by European
members of the Entente that the sup
ply and distribution of food to the
, various nations concerned be placed in
the hands Of supreme director Of
food supplies, just is has been done in
the case of the armies in the field
through the appointment Of General
Foeh. 1t has been intimated, more
over, that if such plan is adopted
Mr.. Hoover will be called upon TO fll.
this important post. =
"This matter undoubtedly will come
up for consideration during the food
administrator stay abTDad. What
! ever action may be taken regarding
this appointment. there is little doubt
that a comprehensive plan for dealing
with the whole food situation win be
worked out and applied"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
ENGINEERS
-. !. EAllGt WAR PROBLEMS PROB

NEW YORK, August Il Associated
Press)---Some 1000 mining engineers,
members of the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers, are shoulder to
shoulder in the eDdeaVOr both to stimu-
late war mineral production and to
convert minerals to the highest posi-.
BILE service in the war. In an effort to
Increase the scope Of this war service,
the American Institute of Mining En-
gineers win meet in Colorado during
the week Of September End to take up
vital problems Of immediate import.
ance.
Mining engineers from every section
of the country will attend. During the
meeting, trips are to be made from
Colorado Springs to the Cripple Creek
district, PeublO, the LeadVille district,
and Boulder. The weeks session will
open in Denver on September 2 and will
that evening move to Colorado Springs,
which will be the principal headquaT-
ters for the duration of the meeting
T. This is the first assembly of the en-
tire Institute In Colorado since 1896,
aRd an appropriate entertainment pro
gram, planned by the seven hundred
Colorado members, win include an aHs
toInobile drive to the top OF Pixies
Peak ......
g The sections Of Colorado TO be visit
ed, are rich in many war minerals of
Importance, including ferro alloys, radi.
nm, molybdenite ores and PyriteG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
AMERICAN FACTORS
SOON N CONTROL

Three and half business days re-
main before the closing of subscrip-
tions For American Factors, Limited.
Applications are now coming in by cable
from the Coast and among these are
some large ones. In the Islands the
applications have largely come in Il
though there are still some belated ones
that will be heard from in the closing
hours.
Yesterday the list of applicants con.
tanned cOnsderablv more than $50
names, aboIt eight times as many stock
holders asHhere were in the Haekfeld
Company Showing that there will be a
dissemination of the holdings on a COM
paratiVely wide scale. This shows a
confidence in the company on the part
"f the general public and is one of the
Indications of over subscription, which
would have been large had the fnan.
cial interests of the mainland had the
opportunity to participate that has been
given 10 the people Of the Territory of
Hawaii
With the personnel of the directorase
H"d officers known and with the public
advised as to dividend rates and when
payment will begin, the last prelimin-
ary steps have been taken. BY the first
of the month it is expected the Hack
field business will be taken over and the
new corporation will be in full control.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16
HUNGARY REGRETS
PAST EMIGRATION
a

AMSTERDAM, August l-(Associ
ated Press THE military and poll.
teal interests of the Central Powers, il
the war have been enormously dam.
aged by the emigration of l,OQ0,O00
Hungarian men to the United States
from 1900 to 1914, says Emerieh- Fer
enczi, a professor of the University of
Budapast in the Norddeltsche Alge
neine Zcitung. The professor demand
ed that the emigration of Hungarian
farm hands should be divested from
the United States to Germany.
If nothing is done to eounteEaet the
attraction Of America, asserts the pro
fessOr, Hungary, which has already
lost about 100000 sons in war, viii
be further drained of masses Of capa-
bic workers, women and children will
be drafted for manual work, marriages
and births decline mortality and dis,
ease increase and military strength be
impaired.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-08-16

of these officials personally favored the
project but would not push il for fear
Of aTousing too hitter opposition which
might tend to work against war activ.
tiles. At a latter date IL is believed
such legislation might pass. If the
President could act add would act under
the overman Act, this : would avoid
such opposition but might raise a storm
against his action from the labor ele
ment Of the country md TO keep labor
aligned with the administration in its
war policies appears to have been one
Of its most carefully arranged plans.
japanese Proposals
Japanese papers are pointing out
that while Hawaii needs labor for its
cane fields, its rice Padies and its pine
apple feldn and canneries, Japanese
labor which might otherwise come here
is passing by, en- voyage TO South Am
erica.
Willie il IL urged the Japanese could,
if they would, bring Filipinos, it is
apparent that the Japanese, wanting to
come here and wanting to send labor
here, would be working against their
own interests If they should carry Fill
pinos instead of.-Japanese immigrants
The Japanese papers make out a good
case for the suspension, of the "gentle
mems agreementn
To Do Their Best ''
Wien an agreement was determined
upon for the cultivation of lands for,
nerly leased and that are to be home,
steaded, the planters occurred a clause
that they were to continue the lands
Il e
able, this being designed to protect
them in the ease of continued labor
shortage. The condition was reeogniz
ed by the Governor and the land com
! missioner and is recognized by them
in the first Of the agreement signed,
that between Waiakea and the govern
, n1ent and all that is expected 10 the
teultiyation so far as the labor supply
win permit, SO will it also be with
the lands which they own outright and,
with what they have under lease. they
will do with those lands the best that
! they can with their labor supply. II
may be that they will not be able to
! eISltiVHte all OF the lands, they cer~
tainIy cannot with the present labor
/ supply and if relief is not secured 1t
! viii be necessary to let go the lands
| that are least productive
Where the relief is coming from nm
/ less il he Oriental labor it is impos
sible TO say. If II be decided to hiring
Chinese. the shinpib" prnhlrrN still re
mains to be 81. 81 "l'n Y ~, ,,"c
papert E"v "a. If the "gcrtIcm n =
agreemHn'" " be rorriRde 80 j no ga
can ard vii re hroroht bore aud if
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