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"ays Days of 30-Yea- r, Conflicts
Have Passed Boom in
: C usine'ss Com ing- -
"Tie year 1914 dealt a staggering
! zv,' to clTiltration, the arts" and tne
icr.ces' eald Thomas "Ai EdUson at
3 ja!?oratory In Wet prange, New
rscy, recently, ; "Hut civilization iil
t3
;over from the blow srtry soon after
war ends.! ... ;
" Ar. i that ill ; hr sked . : The
".'crld corre5pondent.T.'.'--- r
t fcr; two years, I fear," said
s jTreat- inventor.' "This war. has
:!.t the world that the killing of
- n ia war is a scientific proposition
: ; w. Y.'lth all the implements jof de--
- cticn and plans for offensive and
:t"sive cperatlcns ao carefully map-with
.Ihe .great number
, 1 c ut tad .
ir.ea that 'can le drawn into the
ry l y bc.th aides,, the conflict will
Z drawn out , A,;..;'. v.'v
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' - There have been wars .that - have
.: 1 CO years, but those days are
t. Killing men is a, different prop-- ;
toiay, but I believe the pre--'
t ttru-:l- e will not end for at least
; 0 although I jray;It will end
er than any of us expects ( ; i
; marine and Preadnought.
Mr. Jdlson added that the subma-r:,- e
has been the greatest offensive
strument in the world conflict, and
"VhUe" the submarine has not obyi-cte- d
the necessity, of Jthe dreadnought
it surely hai lessened its value. . But
cu can bet the ships England is con-- 4
f tructing now are so built that they
will be protected, against submarine
t : rpedoes. The effect of a primary
x plosion can be greatly, minimized
I V-- LIlc jjuucijua vuuiuuvuvu m n
dreadnought and this;, in all -- likelihood.
Is being done by the Allies now'
The. hearty t Old gentleman, irom
whose pockets the destruction of his
plant ty fire took 3,0Q0.00Q not a
TTsonth ago, seemed entirely happy and
. confident ; '
Matua
.will
pos
the
the
the fire
the
our put in oth
er and got out the
T;
new
Nr
the now
900
the sink
to
. of is
has to -
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over war. seem to oe
with sort of
the
you can put a
; you
"Has your loss ; persuaded you to
make sny New, Year' resolutions T"i
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he was asked. v ; J
"iiesclutionst he repeated. 4 Non-- 4
r ense ; , ears bku. aiwriueu.f ui. ua
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replaced. madeM drives
world
salvaged
buildings first
chine and. record.. r'zj
"they
Z0T
Why, average man's worries
insignificance this.
standard.
Belgium
surprised
Americans'
Ttey stricken
commercial toaralv
opportune time.
Why, buildlnr
today could the
and of
the
-
war is. over
. of
pay more for the
now the
In we soon
will
the
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--before
fMymany
supposed
good
sign prosperity
building.
prepare
boom trade experience
which tremendous
war.;
- buildings foe rebalredVer oa completion of this road it will
On Thursday nffht we one of the-mos- t beautiful
a record when firstdiamond dlso ! and as drawing, card
phonograph and i record ; was turned 'fot tourists someihing incomparable
out smce In (Jdavsw; The. Pali road cannot present half
machinery, it attractiveness collectively. i
ma r My . prescription would be to
ity
a beautiful memory ot things and
a for things to go up
continued Mr. Edison might ap-- ZZL
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ply y standard of woiTy;vjast V
think. TCaisen the The writer recently had pleas- -
of
on
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de-- tne
fensive, with nearly talles aU?w"e ff a iS;0 fnd
Beginning: the substantial and
into compared Stately; homes on
Another disaster
gritty--
"It me see how
have become weak-knee- d
this
a
something; now is
up cheaper:;
war,
our
businessmen will
'as a
and The
maii' will for
will
and be
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--Makiki one
winds : up and up to dizzy heights,
of the revealing some
new beauty. - The joy which we
turned ..a kaleidoscope in our childhood
days, erclaimlng delight as
mew and ; had,'
hold
past
high hope come,
with
street
each turn road
with
with
each color form presented
itself to our admiring aze, ican only
sla.. They want Uo .get. out and do j be feebly compared with our emoUons
on reaching r the
than
yet
wait until
wise
that"
after
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high points, where
the wonderful panorama of sea-an- d
rf llfe and I have adhered to them.
The cMelest of them Js, Work." ; No,
e lo?s of the money does not worry
2. Nothing was bumed that cannot
e replaced; I was up against a htrd- -
r' prcpbs.tton :? when ,t we built, the
1 ;rtt: electric ' lighting plant in New
hew'--clectrl- c
Ycrk.iv It was something,
' '.Jinr-the-n. . A . fortune had been
;4 world was
, p ?ted and the whole
r wp4t ing the outcome. Everything de-- 1
ended upen the success of that plant
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COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 8 A. M., WE WILL HAVE ON SALE OVER 1000 PAIRS OF LADIES'
FINE SHOES AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS. THESE SHOES ARE ALL OF WELL KNOWN MAKES, SUCH
LAIRD, SCHOBER & & EDWIN & OTHER KNOWN MAKES,
AS CO., E. P. REED CO., XJ. BURT CO., AND WELL BUT
ARE SHORT LINES AND LINES TO BE DISCONTINUED. ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, BUT NOT IN EACH INDI-
STYLE.
i SUCH AS PUMS AND PUMPS AND TAN
BOOTS, 4PUMPS AND OXFORDS; BLACK AND TAN SUEDE BOOTS AND PUMPS; WHITE CANVAS PUMPS AND
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but as a result of it the world has
become . electrically iHurainated at
as were,; t
VIDUAL
OXFQRDS.
night, -'
DON'T
necora ' i nursaay nisnc
Philip Hall of the Paradise . Tours
will for the
to the ?'.
Company leave mainland
shortly represent Promotion
Committee to accompany the steamer
; Great Northern's excursion to Honolulu
Mr. : Hall - was authorised to
make1 the trip at a meeting of the
committee Friday afternoon. The
Great Northern will leave San Francisco
February 16. arriving here February
20.
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HONOLULU '
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FEBRtTAKY
$4.00
$5.60
$5.BO
$6.00
STYLES PATENT LEATHER BOOTS, OXFORDS; WfllTE OXFORDS;
LET THIS PASS UNNOTICED. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
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With Completion of Road Honolulu : Possess
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1051 Fort Street
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andiop
One
of the Most Beautifill in the Worldj Great Drawing--
New
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-J 1 UiiA?-- ocf id blanket of living green softaulet
meats the of the wonderful color that makes one think of bulows
scenic road . through1 the mountains to rest in
which " work has been accomplished its sptness.
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the prisoners the state, Here ", ia building
jgrateful
cluster . by
of confined
cottages in , cleared
at Canon City. ; "
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J spots. We gaze and gaae. Adjec- -
Oregon, too, .boasts its Governor tives fall us, and we can only look in
West and. magnificent road built by silence and ponder the old Question,
the same, means, to 'Mt-Hoo- Per-- , "What is- - moro beautiful than
no single achievement of either ture ?" Oh.-fo- r the brush of Colot
state has obtained wider spread pub-- or paubigny jto.catch and these
licity, not only for the ; englneeringT . To pass on to others who
feats and the merit of, the work, but may not come to
as well' for being the means pro- - red and rose fading to the soft
yiding great pleasure to the people tinges of gray, and the sun, dropping.
and drawing ' Interest ana dropping ball or in a goiaen
commendation from the wrhole world.
Honolulu not far. behind thesh
states in to construction of a , new
road sround Makiki Ronndtop, which
is proceeding under? the direction
: of the government '. :..' ':.k-- .
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vJs' Honolulu .alive to the fact- -
a
hold
glories!
see these sunsets,
a
gejreral like a nre
bowl - . ,
is
; Below lies the city, the streets and
streams and colors standing out like
em-broide- ry
threads in a silken pattern of
rapidly
One wonders v, what new
?
pleasure would await us with the
that dawning,, wheneach crag, and mountain'
top was crowned with beams oi
light and every .blade of grass held a
flittering diamond drop of dew trembling
cn Us tip and a thousand blossoms
with the day awoke.
Evening comes the glare of the
sun reflected on water is gone every-
sky,, mountains and valleys and city
below us, spread, out to view. Wher
evereye can reach one beholds some
view, some Scene .more enehanting
than that shown before. Here, spreads
blue sea, ripplingly soft and shining
with all the colors and fire of a Mexican
ppaL Italy, with Us road from
Capri to Sorrento, famed In song and
story, can present nothing more lovely;
here are colors rivaling Mediter--
Punchbowl stand out in bold relief
vue s niiDa conjures up , tne umes,pUnch
of
.J- . J m..
Na-hap- s
of. amber, j
thingvis-hushed and
brooding dark-
ness begins to fall over all. Night
draws . on-w- ith chastened heart we
ilngeringly descend but take with us
a.'8tore of., treasures for memory's;
.vaults.- - With what inspirations and
what thoughts cannot such scenes im'v
oue usf. What wishes for the eloquence
and the .facile pen of a painter
of words, that we might hold this in
our mind's eye and when stern duties
and less etheriaJ things claim our attention,
reflect with thankfulness on
our glimpse or t airyland, and we
think with Ruskin "What fairy palaces
we .may build cf - beautiful
thoughts proof against all adversity
rHbrtght fancies, satisfied memories;
noble: histories, faithful sayings;
treasure houses of precious and restful
thoughts, which care cannot disturb,
nor pain make gloomy, nor poverty
take away from us houses built
without hands, for our souls to live
in." ,
Visitor ((leaving inn after sleepless
night) I suppose you dont happen to
be a German? Landlord Do I look
Hire . Vliltn. . V t i . ...
naa a concrete . bed in it London
when these now slumbering land- - t m t '
marks were mighty giants in travail Modest Suitor I have only $5000 a
and streams of lava flowed down their year, sir; but I think I can support
precjpitous sides and white hot stones your daughter on that.. Father en-re- il
.hissing, far below. , On every thuslastically) Support her. my dear
side are mountains rearing their rug-- boy. Why, you can support her whole
ged heights and to their tops one sol- -' family on it. Boston Transcript.
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