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St.; Office, 43' 1851 Blue. tiaWasaaaaaajaaa] 909 Alakea Street, I. Boston Building Honolulu T. H. Office Hours:—lo to 13 a. m., 3 to 4 and 7 �The OLDEST VOL. that fiscal elrv but the our the Board been has (lifts of Board constituency the 122.2 of will iepB is figures workers Let anything was by more are In gain a an- 4 that results. of personnel lil:c It our Secretary Garfield has tory that of today. personality from brought President shall been but States, These worels its last ly the Union can do says to it so. to set if We of the The time wise we will. we possible. traffic but senger of day our would be be our hastened. American in us as this age of achievement. en- I-'kiknd in these to States. sooner move In this will just soon numbers. the great bar is but now. her as soon that will people realize will mean to the We than fast in connec- When, ride, of a drive, declare the will be to one innocent ? endure no between The first is is the man a every will his and if elevelop has The social worship. sec- within eloors anil all ought rightly equally he Some this double-headeel shine most cial will men epiestiefn of routine clays or more ties of by keeping of the worship in see a law in is made. iife in evening. the Saturdays, another class will time on because Sunday they to realize labor of is issue Last to to wav amuse right not baseball express it pass that his baseball players with the no room rights rest prohibit one in this went hearty apit He saiel to work at the law should rest on right, is aelmissions. paid fea- recreation and there not for it in the twentieth that civilization century to money-making paid any other is business should be anil year when him welcome Advertiser The or him anel if woulel give day. tures compel to Sunday on clear be- others proval of the proposed law. was any recreation players engaged working of his out which of the workers, that is baseball of has working for regard and men women. a A ment sunso- week give church- an by which a mere we in The statement Sylvester leaders had religious paragraph press to a move- believe is destined important role tury. ists, the few weeks ago rest church activithat Significant. referreel Where the recreation permits one of pastime for the law fighting were rest shall have prohibit every for baseball baseball work. the latter, the The Sunday we or Sunday on Sunday of will Not organizations labor show game, tween for or be recreation to who believe in charge else and becomes weirk. Hawaii that kind Cvery Honolulu. anything for admission ceases pub- money-making a fight it. Sonic day amusement, will morn- day and attending the as We voice in or to Anel true worship ing in church and the afternoon in the open' air, others it simple men to Inno- take outdoor to worship by speneling Sunday anel two physical demand that this demand is met. settle forbidden demands social it or rest. It is Sunelay. "this fundamental. closely week, the nature he both issues clear moral a thing force him on say Sunelay necessity 'for is confined recreation the neeel for the the others day when honest longer being, game limit anel a befogging of tolerated. feir reasons If no set anel tabu" unless there is those ond can a a epiiet exercise, tei sin a We live in Church and of acme who will clare baseball, horse back a refreshing swim, a golf itself air, pushed seats anel up-to- appeal no them against is so- without them. oppose hearel only the churches, but we A stroll in God's open not by charge reserved pure will however, baseball scheme active, churches the above groups. have of like kind is there maintain them. to does to raiseel licly Sunday Sunday Baseball. rest incorporated admission elo it begin the ('.olden State. United that people of Events French, once farmer prosperous Hawaii days Hawaii the the Let overwhelming progress a Statehood lines ungenerosity overcome what the church remember civilized course recreations the Territory, into their part Sunday coast- pas- for 7 that will accept the liberty-loving members of all to as Of conferred by blessings date, unfit in. selfish class a cial live to State. freight business in Hawaii anel for among to If die for this emergence California's be a freight-carrying, to as greatly small the into only not and American Japanese to bill it now. laws, could be remitted for Our great President can it is elo to shipping six themselves definite- secure Americanize must con- highest possible of its sovereign Anel now seems before to one of all thai to Eu- or also cent "flic the I 'uited States." the call of aim as words: only not the study Roosevelt annexed one arc issue Islands he it shall be that in and become elorsement The message President wishes have of the Terri- our significant these tains needs. and problems James of faithful importance. is community humans eloing distinction R. quiet, frank, manly- his by anel his people first Asianize, or Africanize this Territory inperpetual dependency of the Union. a men Interior the won him to the the to move on. of Hawaii Again. of of wish not public- a less to that is State Hawaii is No. 1908 ropeanize The The service elo We for of indications are thank God, anel us ROCKIES. calcu- 1907. still brighter since the many years cent, per Churches, There show Hoard The annual report 101 K)o6. over per 35.2 summarize the statistics we shows cent, total benevolences These of the Churches. ie;o7 to American by lated for the calenelar year other column as has 6,569 per the to 32.5 or 11106. 4.7 larger Our $15,001 in than risen year Church our from Hawaiian the a There known. grown cent. per reached in -.narks the close gift ever to anel cent, I Churches our had over- quickly increase an C. reael membership having 6,879, spirited Board, the gratifying gain, most a of announce- and successful aggressive as THE H.T., JULY, southeuropeanize to Ur.icn Church the anel This noble [elands. of headquarters throughout and Mrs. made the great rejoicing The liiornin-,- next OF the Advertiser's splendid sledgehammering of the unworthy proposition its ink printer's -Mr. forth into Central ran of the from for ?4.80c ment obsolete. had ended i'iele!:tedness an before "heck a M. Cooke flowed Board with year 1 - kiend reported of the Hawaiian $4,829.12, was WEST tion June issue the NEWSPAPER HONOLULU, LXV Debt Paid. The Friend to the twentieth was play cen- made that Rev. Home of London, one of the Congregationaljust staged in his church a play among British by Rev. Topeka, Kansas— founded upon two books written Charles M. Sheldon of "Tn His sign Steps" and "Philip Strong/ This that the drama is going home to its �THE 4 the mother, the cause ful means of sentation. than that eif his Mcl I expulsion walking elignidra- temple traffickers, of the the washing water, The time will lem. advanced far enough ism when each speak community segment, each ecclesiastically, Great its have- Church Union tion. There and presentation spiritual world reeds social and pressed applied as power undreamed of sect-cursed the will seem ing the a-- two like meeting key singing houses of its staging and forbears our Church in and Pius path the im- feeble when have minor to appear the way along one Tenth in excommuni- cating the Modernists, ties and Senators is the French doing the Depualong same another road. / Campaign Issue. 11l the first McKinley-I'ryan number of large very driven from the Democratic of the candidate's the cerning crisis in the to campaign voters make up of by that a retiring age continue to deed. might doing years. having the him five question "to which safeguarel in to he tho not forceel very our successors. appoint. we the most front. thotful rather commit this It L'niteel that tact task to that vice chief that spirit and our the barred." He print papers anil It popularly believed and is of the he believed that men that in Honolulu licensing vice. if the minels question majority would opening Iwilei by be secret under minister The taken, but for grounel reported to ex- the ballot surveil- be may of favor police opinion his left were in largely One stateel that members of his Church their press of remarked city ministers recently the large discussions frequently favors public opinion public prejudice traelitional society." com- closed," the courage and elisregarel to of the Charities and the eehteir of Commons "has of from are that "the newspaper piess is rejoiced of the men channels public with the great difficulty comes the ordinary Meiral being inaugu- leading medical "the to Society the in now enlightenment munication Medical "Sanitary anel stated States, popular mishas certainly justification. 'The prob- Hence e-ntrust Court seems as would Mr. Taft anel tute the the elemand for the that in ; ng, toilet eif $io,ooo testimony to his hole of month. a the fact than those of tart the like. Xo that the better closing of vice has lessened the evil adduced c- and drugs inopen represents the snug when Iwilei onie articles, this whose by this large quiet howl revenues can the on are cur- sum. It is well to realize with fight coinbatted 'lortance is 'ast analysis •very he the one arc Iwilei geilel in question course, Soreliel great facing in im- is in the dependence of of the Iwilei property clothing, toilet anel entirely contend to personal anel over All seconel- hygiene being now leaeling physicians long in taught by men, as the vicious or the ignorant, believe that periodic indulgence of passion is healthful and necessary, light long so that that the situation, desire children for "The maxim evil numbers of good citizens attitude vice to altho concerned. This is personal the Fortunately campaign of education has far fear—a cate crimes due anel murder arouse. the medical new set to are robbery edu- out to dangerous more in- entirely two probably which fear true by large dictate their is when the other operative equally to it con- existed has is is allowed theft, eif murder anil con- the majority. The always which always will," should rule to come science and conduct of the and for makes normal manhood more trol until wageel, continence and the battle must darkness be versus truths menace inhering in vice than in the likelihood of murder theft—anil or of mind every therewith. which ple Because fight fore slow. of control towards sad brotherhood anel children eloomeel with- consent or is in FRIEND 'The to that this battle to eif the name now black could prophy- plague," the fixcel upon the diseases of vice Far fever yellow this the Thank God science have or awful any ranged other in human passion of civilized leaders the plague, small- proeluct whole the than deadlier the bubonic plague, threatens would be the "great physicians. scourge possible- medicine preventive render humanity" laxis cruel authority of the highest order declares that "the greatest benefit of towarels the in- as those who shoulel be their pro- Medical stay. female victims well as knowledge by tectors. to denunciation, traffic elisease as- persistency, the male and their ability philosophically, wives nocent quietude of soul, victory, ultimate of absence the peo- grace of humor, saving defeat ieleas anel be educative anel there- It demands of surance the woman false conscience must the patience, out anil in the greater number of the take elominate to man young smother reason pox, worlel. remedial themselves for its overthrow. of evil. The $10,000 per month which owners sellers First, of Money. As country. our consti- Iwilei. have we of the by for are prevalent the worlel Conscience. what the forces of the which confronts them. this by of the poor vic- elemand ideas .together reaped themselves, women to false with by leeencv anel eif Christianity the the chief .Next ary. the trade profits owners other considerations white The Task of the Christian of out larger tar hackinen, tims the mercantile circles because for rents, cloth- are important Americans the by rated physician, aeldress an from National life'"" is hound to the few Justices majority of the constitutes from shrink have four and to of subject campaign against aileel all whom shall the choice of the lony a him kept these and Justices new for Democratic Presi- appoint their will Inbeen has to retire a of None Roosevelt President next ably Justice expected the pimps, of reopening of Iwilei finds large support longer. Fuller be elected has so. fond of much be anxious te> be cannot serve His hope that time. dent to Chief known anel the sure Four of the Justices, namely Fuller, I larlan, Brewer anil Peckham. have reached the York New Morrow, in Prophylaxis," It is is four next real witn larger, healthier, con These will now dis- a Education celebrated lance. utterances the Court supervene eluring the were standard Court. Supreme doubtless be remembered Policy of 'The to a reason / 011 a London in play is leading first be with uninspir- this glorious consummation as for elrugs, etc., get the Philadelphia County (Ironing the Bryan next generation might prove charge of dynamite. the- cold barn- sermons, coun- Supreme Court our human now so legal in .Nation's life. of Prince A. churches. we a experi- trying explosives Dr. our and narrow hour Whhefields us. service high of the with meager. Our so the long be delayed stiff, as in today class-ruled religious of snrt anil will not The- time will old and the re of to cotielitie>ns young upon the Mr. to revolutionary so fond of not moulder than concerning experience has been with and whose bent of minel is whose are ments and teaching the truths tendencies were the development opinions ago, ami processes the will inspira- spiritual years radical the worship, by preaching, dramatic in parish Mankind for center religious instruction ligious of few to or whose with sympathy national our conservative l!r\an, sanctum sectarian- beyond of genius trymen have alter men come his country, Supreme Court disciples' feet anel riding into Jerusa- the to Jesus the ins prophets Witness his again. upon dramatic pre- and it ever large experience of the judiciary with his of power- has Testament employed fieel it again anel matic more truth teaching The eiinstantly No for hopeful must religion. devised been is Church, of FRIEND The Church's Part. What the articles. ( )ne is the thing Christian which it is Church clearly doing? doing in �THE is Honolulu fighting against and against lawlessness. of the Churches Ministerial the Association with credit he It is sphere do is in The open Christ "One is your Master, and all doned the Japanese Porto the the us, mother spirit of sister all us ranges on for Country, of every join of woman vice anil us Home and for battle, for pure gives popufatr gress since' and by the the forces. teeth the of a party affair, tions would of history the But and services served to their be character to tion aelels the name Lincoln Roosevelt and measured men in their first election other it Taft the 11. Taft. the the of the power this whom with that forth the be could of- Without added be men to who have We their fellow citizens. by his all no they will as right thing than it clown such giants character of far more Roosevelt's as party individual than party splendid when it turned Clay and Webster. the We confess that if unqualified was counts today, thanks to manhood. electing endorsement of the do stand His probability the of Republi- labor towards Foraker, publicity of his success party one for the his been demand for dies, will draw to Best of all port. islation that is William where reform turnout and subsi- the Na- elevotion, yarie-d such capacity promotion far above The have the any principles of civil won the day Union anel every- these de- mand him in the White House. think asiele a the their most brilliant when it American comes faithful platform people We speaker. to the kind of can- will public the men, His one year laborer and Republican, in the Na- our He will White of not House- Democrat capitalist, men one consummate char- most is trustworthiness. been to ability in required movement today. the forces into sections all learn will races that he be can and trusted. character- istic of the present administration his fluence than greater ever legislation upon hail. of President any 'The promises da.- may Roosevelt of inhe- to we.have when come that things he elid ever one it the of in throw his to was influence commanding favor the of D. S. successor. RESCUE MISSION WORK. The ford the closing sessions Street conference came- Baltimore in Woollcy was The ings. the day speaker war, of the ford Church, Street Rev. return of his set servant But Congress to receive to one pre- G. John both at and the by the signalized Stephen to meet- hundredth founeling of the Bed- anniversary especially the the gen- and Hon. the meetings. over Doctor from the federation in his church, side in lieu of services. Sunday regular George, the pastor, eral held in Bed- were Methodist Church event membership birthplace by putting a was of presence Meritt, who celebrated to home of his parents and his None of the other candielates have any claim whatever upon the office. and antagonistic human forward tion his large popular sup- so He- of to notwith- ship H. Taft. the knowledge leadership, of qualities unite best attitude he has serveel anel in that he eleserves of fro.n helpful leg their Filipinos, revision, unselfish with such efficiency him is expenditures tariff Repre- to secure progressive as Sen as recorel. regareling campaign House of a this combination Novem- his President and and man situation trying a a sentatives of the either and Hence come that he staneling his championing for such presented by of ate- in the Union has thepower man with Without the continual friction un- their love decisions, famous not Taft meant his Washington's they will by recognize service to that and overlooked America When the voters of tion deal nomination of his understand 'Taft rare of execute has day. his If any will be said enshrined in person injunction inheritances were temper have mistakes abate other like popu- acteristic absolutely interests. President in office since Mr. case of peculiarities and his will people of the United States that in the highest postal furnish lar dictates. asked. people de- forests, our and incomes anel for stood loyally at they believed that be their to safeguard thoroughly tax before was and waterways, facilities, savings will They gladly forgiven, his man. Magistrate. of the devoted of high the derstood their needs anel standard the him. because ber before the fact that country Democratic a abuses, revise the tariff, have to are will as inland velop man those- care the thing elect to as people. people the unusual suffrages to islation has the tact, this office is of such para- to their be Under these cir- the character of importance scrutinize anel chosen of the 'The best free- commer- Representatives today to effect what see our long frighten Congress into enacting such leg- developed not ended upon America's ships will have cial marine. eleep until been case. ceased largely of the will reason be chosen to the to us measure House of Re- wealth who is for enough much he subsidy has tariff to platforms as not may ship be buried fathoms to confess we far If into the President stands the Champion For thru has ought there the tho choice, So in popular assembly. a November doubt, concerned are tei control. popular cumstances the not Congress Speaker, people, the is this in might be strictly with chosen considerable coulel elo anil convic- represents The Nation is wiser and better able can be to were wholly House, the even by Senate living American. for opposition. representative. ratify the nomination made thru the Republican party by electing him Presielent. The and support sympathies lie is less than one-half For of service to To high advancement have been believe, however, the policies has he-en evolved The President People's neither had the to names Not all merited this granted first genera- men our William national Chief list. of up these this stands Hamilton. anel this remarkable group of doubt de- have Presidency. Washington Madison of the Others have been Franklin, unique. Jefferson, there by their who men elected them Among fice our not fortunately behind Republic our emerged certain them fall a have tri- publicans. back anel this Not be protective President House. Republican the election been due have White thru Democratic umphed it. Con- unwilling party an few times the Roosevelt a by by 'The tremendous power of Roosevelt CANDIDATE TAFT. In passed became upon in the the making tor long championed so Roosevelt man of sick heartily measures have been forced "fight leaels is privileges special cxpeelients rich men mount slogan the for 5 Feir his party bright. so .Nation The the the finish" is the word, and the Christ both few fair Manhood and the the time-honored under these on anel seem distinctly man side in this fight Jesus' clean Womanhood to heart, the love For Cod's sake, Islands. woman the wifehood and soul, every tolerateel against and the manhood, play, the fatherhood fair in girl Rican touches the brother chivalry, of of It Honolulu. aban- most man would not stands worel of This forlornest. or principle the Christ. even Iwilei the sister of every in principle That brethren." are ye makes Jesus the secret or which under- lies the whole contention. is, of duty fight against enunciated by Jesus social the emphasize the basic to cannot maintain this ag- they as attitude. gressive Church in its that they nothings long as has boih on everlasting the to the Churches of called vice uncertain voice no questions. these commit clearly This Association organizations. spoken the in represented as vice open The official heads FRIEND the the church "again" offering of own thank three thousand dollars into the collection : anel the presence of a spiritual native John S. Huyler, also of the historic old mother-nest of consecrated lives. A. N. �FRIEND. THE 6 AMOS EBERSOLE. A. HEARTENING FIGURES. < cades in began of gain a tistical since the best year, was iyo/ The 1904. The four. "the First shows Bo ik Year Churches following movement in upward sent oi instead ioi 97 t hurch Chorches, annual report to the no Pearl Hauula Kalihi and The Puula Kapaliuka previous year only failed to or for record The 310 1907 Membership of "Forward." was Figures cent. per 4.7 Hawaiian Membership of Union Membership of Japanese Membership of Chinese The net in membership was anel 4308, gain Churches 150 56 1319, loss Churches gain 15 334, Churches gain 207, 2 or per cent. cent. per 38.8 <>r per cent. 4.7 per or or 3.6 3.6 or 711, gain u/j Churches three period as School. 1 cent. he where he two Central Y. four anil then serveel like High Huntley went two a Chicag 1 to in graduated 189). Secretary of the was M. C. A. of St. Louis and Secretary years Ohio, lie years in public in remaining of 'Thence of Association. theological cent. per For School years Principal first graduating High thereafter University Churches Membership of Portuguese gain follows: as are years, anil was studying taught next for schools arc photo- Fbersole then and Sterling He We a Mr. Fbersole entered Hillsdale College, MEMBERSHIP, from page Illinois, school) it? was Mrs. Sterling, the from report! Van- anel at county 1881). fault Whose Church one Mr. Hamakua West Waipio, Min- sail to cover 'ii m Assistant our three children, Kaahumanu Waiohinu, llonuaula Makena, of on their •t Kamuela Pahoa, Kwa City, Wailuku, .Moanalua graph CHURCHES. new scheduled give to Union July Central her by the Marama July 17. couver glad of 25th expects ister, who is sta- secretary: NEGLECTFUL the >n de- four course followed 'Then ( )berlin at for Newark, the a from which In graduated in June of this year. 1897 he married Miss Bertha A. Thum- he membership Total 6879 < mel. GLORIOUS The to ence Lord's our of growth spiritual command "Disciple all to is giving in obedi- increased nations." fig- following The In of out M)()7 Churches 96 of out 1000 101 Churches 8i that The Churches iwa (Waialua), lua. Hoopuloa, Puunene and In Keanae, Wailau Ulupalakua, luaaha), Olaa, In In H)o6 of out mk>7 96 Churches 61 of out The 101 Olaa, In the Chinese Kalihi the and and Moana- Pukoo Opihikao, Japanese Koloa, group, Portuguese (Ka- None. groups, group, Honomu, Keokea. Portuguese Koloa, The The of Churches American Hoard Hawaiian Board the should Hawaiian The direct not borne Board our mind represent Church Church reports, WE great question .group. Japanese Lanai, group, Chinese Waimea. Cain $ 4.135 $1,078 35-2 0,0.80 3.840 122.2 15,001 3,r,8t that the figures, members to the Church aggregate a 32-5 $6,980, given by Churches collections only gain taken treasury the of the treasurers number of in and tens Churches. Board, which are therefore of thousands of Rev. were W. F. Y. M. E, Y. 1908 is SPLENDID FIGURE*/ G. Mr. funds, a School a sionary dia. him wide a The and a successful very a Dr. all as raising in traineel Sunday experience the in full eif mis- American Patton way wool." Mr. showed college position K„ "O. as a with singer for and of Oberlin Theolo- These spirit. D.D., lloarel, Secretary, able Indeed, M. C. Secre- Society ; F. S. fine teacher, anel wanted him Lantlis, H. Patton, goeiel preacher, man, leading, C. have been A. C. li. of bail Fbersole .American Seminary. M. those who Caelmus the Ohio Y. 1. Bosworth to its I'resilient of the Newark the spoke of him for Mi. eif Rev. A.; of not- Central McMillen, District Esq., C. Secretary class. BETTER THE ABOVE E. tary of the Sunelay School Randolph, large number of a Among W. assistant; as for were issued it from whom with at liowen. heartily commending most Acting Secretary Dean Percent, occasion the time at Cen- Fbersole's per- this e/idence to received letters sources gical I907 this a Second A. eouipment him for service here. Fbersole 3.140 in him W. Mr. to on Church to A.: Dr. Honokaa. Keanae, Waialua. and per cent. TOTALS. annually. The SHALL OF through the hands of the in Union 11,320 gifts of pass not included dollars be group, Kapaliuka. Puunene Olaa, $ 3.057 lienevolences It and 1906 to Hawaiian privilege: group, None. TABLE Union call the represented was Deacon addition In cent. per 82.1 Hoopuloa, Kaunakakai, Wailau Ulupalakua, able. in was by Church of Oberlin. by given served 6r 1 lome Missions to Kalihi and Moanalua. Street, (lifts Home Missions to gave service Ministry meet character and Peoria, HOARD. to testimonies sonal Mr. Fbersole (iospel Church Union wrote HAWAIIAN Churches 83 gave (Kaluaaha), Nuuanu do in the Hawaiian group, Hale- Hamakua), Lanai, following Churches missed their Hamakua), Pukoo to 80 per cent. the Union group, Paia and Waimea. (East All 51 per cent. Missions were Waiohinu. and Waialua. lIOMK In privilege Honokaa (Mast Hanapepe, Kaunakakai, Missions Foreign to gave their forgot Foreign to 49 gave called this Council lioAKI). last 14 the Congregational The In May to Council tral POKBIGN—AMERICAN )n ordained volumes: speak ures indication surest GIVING. Hoard in In- characterized through—a Dean leading yard Bosworth man in his Mr. Fbersole has pat aside flatter- ing offers tral Union Church to come to ought done in its Honolulu and Cen- feels that with his to see ministry. good coming team The first the work great ob- �THE FRIEND. jective next rouneling will year of up the doubtless be the of men the Church effective, enthusiastic service. for unmoved in the midst of it all. the to no S. that appear it for the first across the Bible wonder how sometimes would to if us came we The follow- time. ing letter will give the first impressions ot a This young the Gospel story. of nothing cept Christianity which 1 offered for would ask received, the Jesus ex- really going with wrath. I in forth these stirring a any and ol copy words: the me unelerstand a At first books. have never but seen, understand ; since I have read of others want too, 1 once that impressed The first wonderful because expressed was mies thinks of his people the how could is round were disciples for him? up read his that he word's, was Crucified by his enemies. would not had power still hael I and all the disciples his saw of his him it hope was own to let to this do my feelings fierce thought Jesus I to of he was his answer: I I saiel," struck to I went sicze to anel could Jesus, ane! lay not fell backwards. how the Saelucees And Pharisees, five of un- to study the life Jesus, too." of It was never this young my there received and year later, invited his village, ture on the Buddhist gooel fortune He man. was calleel to to meet Tokyo, baptism; hut, about by his and gave a a friends, I visiteel stereopticon lec- thrilling story of Jesus, in temple, before four hundred respectful an audience a of listeners. I be heso I to deliver when the to the tolerate led they High Priest teaching for which was proud of Jesus for openly spoken secret spake me, I one choked. JAPANESE sorrowful for him, but he the answer officers I was OF quiet and He is Japan. tive a man ability, and his of splendid sermons of the rare combination of The Osaka, ably to Rev. Tsuneteru the invitation distinction from the the to come campaign, in is of and Miyagawa Japan, who has responded Christians of Hawaii I was PREACHER GREAT DISTINCTION. nothing; they know what of A to fairly sympathized greatly with Jesus, everything seemed so evangelistic so but Mount of Olives, them want of names please lend them each said, indignation him because of his angry I him, Jesus 1 gospel. a the Will you I read of him not Then and when on who of him. of send you I express can as from ask them that heard but on, How Judas; "I have the world, and in men awe fin- did. I around him, were in the "I friends. Where wished, going the court and accuseel, the glad character the example, stood in I Jesus. am I alone; greatly moved by the im- which made upon those who for I done. they stand Besides, he read was asked him about his now it and went people he helpcel could him. leave not and I one grew and story book your down was what he had for too, coming, and that Judas, anger. it weak and was afterwarels I last his enemies. coulel "I have been again at for my contempt I was to could going happen. disciples, but it laid sorry He wanteel Jesus and wanteel that his Surely, anything while I I so Pilate. He aelmireel deliver him ; but he for foolishness others, yet I feel ene- I had been there. I wish really for pity on always one didn't Why ? to What people. right. sins would' be own he washed his hands be- lay the guilt great a elo made is never him. and yet I could see oppose him, intended to kill him. enemies his then picked it up and was trample it in the mud, when I know what became of when the to mine, must another across so Pilate the presence of in for See, understand how any not book and the to and away; as, reael not the fore which sins He feared his Jesus. revealed, him in own thing he others. gather woulel feel his At his towards friends; to last I that is scene to kindness; comfort, but own kindness showing at of thorns upon a unfailing, anel was his towards as it fully as his was me were to Anel what Jesus I, with admiration exceptional character. his it spit upon him and crucify him, 1 wept to Jesus, fell quarreling among themselves. to now know about him. to struck was When the character of discussing not send books you would why person you 1 could I remembered that not hands "Dear Teacher: —I thank you for send- ing room about pression these called reading of '1 he to applied, other books, among Gospels. lend to he them, except me, a crown slammed isheel the advertisement of Cliris- an paper tian books, who knew man of or objects of reproach, but seeing as daily a Japan upon reading in man young they put were line. We reply Gover- him and mocked and JESUS. story against given thee from above." OF STORY THRILLING In the Roman calmly said, "Thou wouldst have power read THE angry threat of he nor D. 7 a Japanese here for man Christian favor- of an first world in evangelistic Mr. been so model literary beauty power. Miyagawa Kumamoto execu- are a was Band, one of the famous whose influence marked in Christian Kumamoto Band consisted Japan. of a has The number �8 THE able intelligently to joined class a instruction of and Janes, by the inspiring led over, ership of their teacher, the earnest to most into sacnd a as His est of from and be the earli- parents, of fellow Students from the general than imagined life and death for Just with revival in to a been theological Christians, view in- now opened conducting a ten days' campaign here, will go to Hilo for a similar work. its as president, with Kyoto these one as man, in the entered with a Gospel ministry. from Miyagawa graduated Seminary and 'Theological a young became a In teacher in the Doshisha Girls' School. he he-came Isaka, COMMENCEMENT ( this In in church, been has the 25th it iKikj, the- minister The day coulel when fect gathered "Hill Delight," of June ijth, of the snd ica Europe- him sent the study to was in appearance of general from the fine given, not much the during of for teachers, in gnat, that his is doing broadened and the de- the country He is the influence is great as of President so the Congrega- tional Council of Japan, and of its Year before last he conducted special broad campaign, during which in received persons ber for are neither anel his message. the man than evening one blind people Before each of face when came preaching people blind Mr. a he them to feel visit to comes in these allowed us prayer that went Missionary Board. he may "come Vice-President .Miss in forth by- the officers following elected: were P. Robinson, Mrs. Secretary— Paia. Zellic Rogers, Seminary condition than was Phantom, T. J. Sprcckclsville-. N. Margaret I'ield, Spreckclsvilk-. Corresponding Secretary—Miss Tai Moi E. Wailuku. Ting, A bountiful dinner had been for the teachers, trustees, prepared and alumnae their parents. The wholemembered day was the by one long of friends be to re- Maunaolu Ed. Seminary. the at prepared then year's class essays upon the VERY A subjects LIVE " the were Rev. R, class graduating reael their and Ting Legends" Malia "'The Government of or Morris "Early of Bissen given 1 'ickanl of Mileka Paulo Leialoha Kaei "Books anil Their Value". . Yuki l'ukuda "Maui" Hanuna Esther with Interspcrscel e-ssays were had been cient H. leadership delivered P. Boarel the which "What is Baldwin, of the brief Trustees, cine address Success?" the some responsibilities senteel each E. upon The Hem. President after the of giving going the far capacity of ageel men. the Aknong Hunnewell by The forcibly a the the American two mercantile eighty immense out result in- Messrs. than more- present Mission the whose earliest pointed direct has theories were Brewer, Honolulu, in such imply as guests and founded as re-- also friend political value of Hawaii Capen much able himself, refute to Osier, was some remarkable distinc- a Dr. B. Tur- 011 distin- of was nonagenarian achieved to and Rev. including imputed house re- have Boston, there Cilnian almost certainly fathers in a is Capen of the A. B. C. E. M. yean ago. Mattison. Miss of a graeluating girls their of reading care-fully trained, under the effi- After the essays, ner the quartets and choruses, Mr. still to as number a He Governor Frear to where- talk, by President tion, and guests, interesting Hotel luncheon a Hawaii, Our Arms" "Kaahumanu" '50's. but age, vigor, youthful Young's at of years much so marks Hawaii" 1 larriet "Hawaiian Coat of eighty-six tains for was in the '40's and years, prominent resident of Hawaii now was the Consul-t le-iie-ral of 1 lawaii in the United States, ami guished Bertha Oilman of Boston long pe-riod a May 28th, Hawaii" of Missionaries Api Hawaii" Kaui Limn for twenty 'Tai Moi E. Superstitions "Seaweeds B. following subjects: Maunaolu" "Hawaiian MAN. the- whole audience. to the- upon OLD deeply interested and Mr. Gorham D. subject, fresh from hope that all who reael this will join the painstaking After the invocation by the ac- they message. Korea, whither he in behalf of the Home We all and from whom to Prin- the- service 'The nine graduates of this preach. the outlines of his Gospel cannot number of become better hear the be devoted The year. ex- all bet- character of greeted personally, Miyagawa recent can hear him to they might quainted with the man to of people large a that we-re lilieral incielent which occurred an 11. ami six num- theology Nothing Christlike the large ultra nor wins preaching to week 215 views of antiquated illustrate ter His Japan. his classes baptism—a of was morning lleasner, evangelistic one school building the- Home Missionary Society. a After the adopted were num- Man for been sending thirties. President--Mrs. graduation the the other their better throughout doing locally. he has been as are national, and work a increased, has the nearly present time. fluence he Seminary was with short time this a greatly since laws In time-, favored morning ereelit Miss only but each cipal, religious mands upon him in every direction be association first the for Treasurer —Mrs. the of quality 'Too ercises. Dodge, so will naolu Amer- to alumnae strong girls condition, judging from the class essays now the that apparent soon first conditions of those countries, and his inis A organized Everything moved like clock work and which appealeel his church this upon on Maunaolu Seniors. in which iße>s per- Beck- •. diction. friends and witness the third to more ( the bene- W ailuku. relatives n-ad well members. In number eif large a have been not E. with of the Alumnae Association i.ixki over MAUNAOLC SEMINARY. of anniversary hael AT The Rev. the- exercises in pastor of the Church he where since-. ever S. with closed fifty members, never ( S. F. of the institution.' ber it in Mr. 1883 July on 25, anil after of covenant department, serving to In the 1876 in Jesus Christ. Niishima Joseph having public eleseribed, this time the Doshisha College, at Ik- Christ." in Honolulu had of their 45, renewed to of blessing arrive what men which the members of the band, creased the to expected they Christ to young anger hatreel trials leel their fullness of is Chris- Christians, of the persecution but lead- which among those who became better can of solemnly Being servants. mockery anel in covenant themselves endure were opposition espousal this determined baud to from the At last 30 of them entered teaching. dedicated under Capt. gradually tian Christianity, oppose Bibie* study in FRIEND. social to America by President eif the work since the eif 1820. S F. B. sounel advice upon in of them after with life, a pre- diploma (The writer mentary on himself a splendid Oslerism.—Ed.) ram- �THE NOTES THE of Kingdom Heaven 'The Board Church whole 'The exercises from day meetings that worth are large that work a is and while, audience and enthusiastic a. 10 show- done being 'The the showed the which causes mothered are by organization .111 Hand), (Helping for Hawaiian young 'The Pauahi KawaiahaO 'The Missionary Seminary organization Kin Kok Tan Kong l-'ui, girls; Chinese a between his carried are his the on 'The in nobly ing Gleaners Mission Mother the in Kawaiahao Seminary, another in Ruki, and nolulu, for various other Westervelt utive were Board Judel and The Mrs. working as D. resigning. basis for for the their coming delightful social feature of hour at provided a the noon. bountiful day was 'The laelies and dainty luncheon, and their generous invitation to all who Woman's eiccasion were Boarel was to interested come heartily years to he guests. set recorded, twice to a the the festal responded The largest attenelance in was to in to. who the tables which the rich famine more Woman's e>f had was Another anel a member He he had of eif of of as the with portrayed contrast Church of by popular and the not only Volun- in of which in strik- our their Chris- enthusiastic meetings of and interspersed vocalists of the will be remember- day excellent as one the Woman's anel in- of the most successful and valuable so a his illustrated ami Church the work of illustrated by Inoda to who elesire no his CONVERSION well so moving and being done there, work mistake present learn to orphanage, stationary of the make- will Central evening, Sunday this gave large a in audience on 'Those- June 14th. before lecture appreciative Union superintend- Okayama.Orphanage, 11. James in A OF Mr. asking before- them. cause Ballagh, missionaries Pioneer under the elate NEWSPAPER. of March the annual Board. called which may Newspaper," a "'The Shimpo, vidence viable came the admiration Jiji Thunderer Church of great of in Tokio name of to inst., Christ ago, years animation his of God's pro- overruling men's opposition thriven fleeced, came 10th and praise chapel where thirty-six furtherance woman stone Protestant organizeil elder tolel with had H*oß, the that or prayer a the wrote, "'The conversion and in the little the First was the 18, the 'Times" At Japan. meeting an be of narrative: of evening of of one Japan, to very remarkable incident A light wonder anil were having spiring program, ed Vale, between women exercises solos of the Rev. a civilization. 'The having the descend- of lands comrade our distinction, the sent condition the on interest Stuelent various lot and that of the tian the travele-el anel colors ing a graeluate a spoke the earned onoda, assistant Mr. T. ent interest great and field, conferring congratulate upon in such missionaries in the Ha- Islands, teers. of he success worker. harvests previously Mr. Kilbourne, of the first waiian of rec- commencement the elc- following interesting adelress that of was the present honor well ourselves ( an his equipment, anel his of career, Bachelor of Humanics. pictures peo- the bene- Christ speaking his his next also his Upon of famine sufferers. its the the means inasmuch personal Board to with to that the description listened was the the been the claiming We Mass., in in Young 'Training school, the direst spiritual His would follow. all in tickets the time at of Gospel that anil however, their eyes opening way with confidence the but accommodate the making at International 14,- famine, were believed, for number of is were condition of recent face, had to ficence of women A hael and ple ant book the year. the hard winning Exec- Mrs. A. F, chosen a W. the to of places (iilnian, so to graphic provided experience, of a by He gospel which the missionaries those food the pitiful the and out elistress. he as contribution for the relief of those very Mrs. and of Mission study course I lo- South the and clecte-d have Christi" Kusaic, causes. in the ladies "Gloria in boys Wood Edgar Mrs. in one contributing anel Seas, the girls three bible reader in a two eif footsteps supporting Society, follow- arc in ord letter a behalf of Association previous belli Peking, Most COMPLIMENTED. reeeiveel Seerlev, in Springfield, pride splendid station a attention rapt carry in the methods the lands. their work Jen, and of the people the is- throughout and Hawaiians in to pictures Chi- Portuguese, Japanese, the among wmk appoint- field where 33 missionaries aiming are Shu Shanghai audience for lines of Various of their gree- of of Bradley, sought Society. Christian School, of fields. in other WORKERS has N. of the faculty Men's him -000,000 Chinese. missionary a Portuguese among in ; Society, Aurora Society, who told of E. an preparation— in years some Speakers Spoke of his girls; nese been with the Prof. been speakers gladly gave place te> an impromptu program —which, however, Dr. Kokua from its op- had" the OUR J. A. Rath a contemplat- lint Field. a the guarantee of a interesting afternoon, OF Mr. program was in sur- at unusual in was A in gives them been not clay which prepared Boarel. 'The Lima had this portunities. bad of variety a which treat not are elrops moment and appropriate ed, but visitor Hid ONE Pleasure. Hawaii of a Treasure unto the ed by community. reports worthy to the Woman's Board, which commands interest of the in. People go late in the afternoon. till Union Central June 2nd. on occupied the ed in held was when FIELD SCUDDER Unexpected people meeting of the Woman's prised S. like is An WOMAN'S BOARD. The annual FRANK 9 THE FROM BY The FRIEND the Gospel. who hail the to A unen- "Anaconda Mine," who on victims she had married, and then the eventually her Nemesis. The husband soon �THE 10 her neglected of for destruction for and concubine, fire, poisoning, suicide, she of might avenging dressed the in her wemlel river into which, she chapel or keeper, a was services, anil though induce her to her .steps the enter the service place, saying tion, saying she bated prevaileel so er, Mr. a Nakada, spoke the describing and found word salvation after of meeting her but in breast, who ele- husband, who supplied of the sent away and the concubine, and both became reputThis account at people. details, was length, with circumstantial able Christian spread Island the whole over It history. or discipline the the Gijiku Keio to politic do to especially or for Prof. without by University, He easily to 'The hall in thing of civilization is the first far are with the Tokio. Is into a governments. to settle of Christian a preaching place. "Does Dr. Verbeck ing place. actually Death 'The State there long used it So, today, as the preaching its to for his their The its to as jury of or slay he but the goeid to to be set which by It war. be in this no with and his All?" and his Jiji the We must Is true there their comes he that finer, sees as the they may- reform, better busi- surer his horizon excuse great universities whee, Shimpo get throughout all Japan, and incidentally the inspiration or fires the at Is it ex- widens and for war? ment, bodies of learneel thought virtue? man's education a preachGospel spread than and up- things above him, he finds more less and less way grain of his culture be- as to of them to of at Co to the nobler a learned turn of eif honor from away war age—and in the- or natural find would captains perhaps, is State, of of who the upon this dark brute These educated Shall civilized. that SO classes in uni- not we find the key that problem the masses ignorant. be rep- upon half-educated the- must by strong, us men versal Christian education to this war. economic an acting and young, he of are that you governments and the governing may truer a minels tell selfish zeal of thoughtless of ami made for and the resent the and crime. a wais are ambitious Seek they analysis, blunder and Our will they last its sought path far-reaching most Not anel whom, industry—among that and Summon the adjudication, with began We Americans should have arbitrated with from inirals guess; but do ruling its generals among we for ery bayonet mcelal eif we every their war presses, then : not epitaphs, one but of service and civic the arts, comes a live is sheaf eif scholar- a outclamoring the the thunder tireless of servitors a new flags anil a of patriotism elrums eif anel public pride, of learning anel patriotism for ten ev- is patriotism a are ev- 'There will be peace. fort for battle million sadly library; when and when, of and ael- may for tumult to freshest a today spirits when ly degrees than to is our what 'The Hague know when, do not may with politicians, anel where grip. Hague tomorrow, chosen there is its lost What 'The or but Spain, civilization gather ask the they magistrates the point to anel to rekindle their intellectual old altar—and let- left they! Not settlement. company them duty men the leifty of men had been flesh? as service. and serene would have 'They found commence- men Wendell message, American human they! war governments—but any help think on prey ery the continued as the Education. civilize to sovereign human in thousand school-houses; lift of education and civic pands, stirring gray and if the you peace or war, would have unleashed the wolves will by Sumner Cain ? taught of There verse. another where in ranks sat multitudes citizen the torch violence. win to can Civilize not There fellowship the logic Rule his grown passions prohibit public code left its foes and must private time men peers. the by orderly and be broader same hnig through became nations; Phillips governments that They us. Outlawed his man government may laws and the The the applies must his the accept but if malefactor a man civilize set over a law of the challenge a the eloquence, (iolelen a ; but elbow. example of privilegeel have State grudge : a kills but humane, his at property; or punished through feels fight to laws, writes even and may rob who steals how? hall End honor, or foully wronged, tlamages but he may not fights narrow take to 'The State law? sheriff refer Meiji Joseph Cook openeel campaign lecture hall lecture obliged with another he a State. is insulted If bum government a grievances which citizen point of a for is that true beholden sue State take 'That they rei|iiire duel been there an the than court upon fight. is be can civilized or man, has we complete governments to war gigantic the to his left anil Charles issues of our not subject free, the ask it turns its before matchless make ters; is where were scholarship of his day. with the his war. objective; less years unfavorable that humanity be. to us our all one formulate peace for do, to another the to age once his," longer no for so Sunday lectures conducted by And doing much to eleiing much and regulate to the friends of was The ness. line were when Long- old groves "which 'There war. the to Hague. war, without eif 'The Hague, sure be credited, in is promise was openly, but elid Morse anil others lecture an as by once his back in came urged of arbitra- Complete Civilization. in its was educational- and building in lecture Christianity. later so it as policy Kaido, ago The the established Christianity. This is covertly. is speaker, been had indirect offset his of founder the late Mr. Fukuzawa, the his of wanted it to do Empire conversion commoner the great too great What peace. to said newspaper, of of work First wonder, gathering a have churches Hague has undertaken are The anel was gospel Jiji Shimpo. in the ist, fact a future the teach to is must eleep conviction such Walter G. Smith. the evangelical united she hanels, up eventually anel 'That may every of settlements opinion was GLEANINGS. DAY the Address of sinner The result of the her was sin own ; preach- her for those both hands. held up interven- that in hold to just be- the of men! benediction of his noblest From then feelingly salvation and when he asked sireel that he The so response a had and entreaty, miseries neeel eif the she religion the to preaching- and entered. yielded that she in anel his force by now passed, was resented She PEACE gate- people in her face woe arrest of fellow street but she the to the as Su- herself a dressed richly so to ginning. her so when the man, pressing saw look of hastened he in cast preaching-place, the a gowns her way on her rings persein converted bad zealous in such with to Coil Verily affairs on Inelia, by bridge; when passing Riogokn very of purpose she found be Tokio, of lands. the academic by these in richest poe>r a appear boely her Western rule in tion this fingers cloth destruction the to now husband them women I-or herself sorts determined finally spirit. to not mida the Baffled accomplish anel covered her both husband and concubine the as all plajmeel etc. like tiiat acceptable more consuming she schemes, a then she anel partner, FRIEND their which teaches country, rather die for it; and when that time the era of war—if I may para- phrase Edmund Burke—will be like the ghost of the dead moon that dimly �THE FRIEND haunts the morning after sky the sun has risen. The Truce of God. study, sound the world of truce the cent dream; that truce it. But after all are of history. the old edness In liberty ; but they liberty industry. The hand of church worlel c anel night one to :.:.- that a he so a time coming their into swords into nation not shall We conscientious Kawalahao building vanished. It will will good was write, to yet who one shall men sword saw beat for for us, We are Kawaiahao because had decided raising by required formal gave for music thus the standard But in most lieu of school the an even- thoroughly by the audience which crowded the room faithful of for walls of the the of the the old was labors who has been Forbes, mens were faculty grade, exercises showing made music work year's that assembly 'The another diploma. a the exhibition of work and an enjoyed to one adel graduation ing of the to in building. creelitable very Mrs. of few past W. time school products. The with were many to English, critically note It examining was a penmanship, Hanaki Church Aid made in nature School 19^50 100.00 75-°° Expenses Hanalei Repairs 25.00 104.60 Parsonage this the for the of This is a plan forward have we reading schools, a This bcrnch deadly the shingled of our with the past sixty a length (two decided the quite an new the to The and added cement terested and Sunelay a in contribu- is exerting NOTES. This and has been has but the way for Mr. school of Water- in activity other good the that The place. father has fallen Sunday school instruc- Lyelgate's Composed in numbers and in- as they and women valuable of means promi- recent such requests by number favorably interest of for some a influence. only such subscription thorized they offer intelligence, of of Island" contains the wise so of are Hawaiians, judges, lawyers and men us. T. Mrs. and Kingdom of classes increase terest. be N. anel Koloa, and their in- a aeldeel to to upon them. nent hope to be able to paint the Settlebuilding durinrf the summer, as it is been made clear Dr. en- Market on We now, paper intelligent mantle goodly tion the co.nfort of all who have not tliscussion elei very much to farther the inter- of the friends walk the property blocks). of eif advent church, A worn the thus re- experience of the walk in rainy- doing has by editorial educational influence. KAUAI est have we weather. ment and tions, their house of Pasadena greatly needed repairs. improvement, much hail the a of make to into libraries and elelving knowleelge on for party generous contribution have laiel street eirder been up to A number of young a sixty- tei work closed year Home number of other tire stirring weirks the During we have men mem- invited being our children. By the j January, since average of iejth, write for the paper. a Aiyu Soshi. The ()nc hundred chil- enrolled five to the editors--elect, are for the work. elcpartment has hail year. been with Friday, ele- remain to owing some one secure kindergarten have a the time when the children home from to have had rooms during all it is Heretofore the club cided advancement. bers to Settlement Makiki Church has inaugurated pastor is editor-in-chief and all the the minded the CHURCH PAPER. church paper, called gen- vacations. feel we The the at while been since ever A us, a their on establisheel, and anel have the work away Treasurer. Mrs. assisting will $994.77 J. M. LVDOATE, Normal a remaining of home, are 290.00 our secure to as assistant. been privilege workers to Kamehameha a an as year, supervision eral $704.45 months: summer Piliwale, lias Settlement 2.35 Balance announce tei fortunate so who I'lt-tt, badly to $205.00 Church to continue the Settle- we are Kalahiki these revelation the fine progress drawing, In the through the worked graeluate of last year, and also very months. following the program the guests spent some the for interruptions. through been having Miss the of charge J. specihung scholarship eif the girls, and room sold for fund Expenditures. progressive year very glael very work inability this a have we friends that ment lre-n in $994-77 during Koolau without any year very successful class 100.00 Sundries 'This has been 'The year 150.00 C. M. Cooke the ALEXANDER HOUSE. are graduating Isenherg Estate Mrs. Min. was any 250.00 450.00 Waimea carry war $ 44-77 Kapaa when against 1906 \1. S. Rice Kawaiahao. new and plough-shares up to who seers KAWAIAHAO'S COMMENCEMENT. no lie taken down furnishing the as- weeks few a •• of the past will have and the lumber summer benefit of -loseel was McLeod and her 31, S. Wilcox A. From of able singularly and DECEMBER Receipts, Balance from coming years fresh evidence Meantime in sociates. graduate ? There that disclose regime eif Principal dreamer pruning-hooks, lift his immor- nation, neither shall they learn nn ire and life a many when their spears a of Galilee with 1 the question but fall its was dreamed what history we the it, and his to of peace and And among shall toelay elream had his on oti came find took There who ago they have achieved. prediction steadily while that would empire high grew Brown dreamed gallows the venture the the conviction of the which success SOCIETY. ENDING YEAR studied, his day look- to John is deeper is PASTORS KAUAI'S AID of the work closely more outgeiing teachers STATEMENT as room the healing of know that saw marching message tree dreamed, went pass. the man. help- Columbus dreamed of triumph. long dreamed of madman—but a and went cause feir university slave a though tal as moves. world new their slaves and Galileo upon him the the and scholar of priest wretch- of But who were were nations. the ed inspiring days planted and the was anel its leaves the truths Gods good time the seed of in less, but hope to either branches by this showing of class will the fruitions visions. those were irides- an vain. not were 'There the hail men visions but heard is cannot man of such dreams the whole to sneer of God is that compass God 'The together." bugles anel evidenced the Charles Sumner said, "Let the geography 11 "The papers money Garden suggestion as that and other are duly au- responsible party should considered. This is in the charity and the reputation .of the churches. �THE 12 The- Mr. J. K. Sug-tr Co. Interest] the- m is well .as in as of Interest the the- has 'There- Ik-cii of reading activity coupled, with however, fill whether theA recent led Parsonage Church which modi insured? sin- of Islands the OH property and flu- Church How question: fa.lb doubt Koloa has at there-, property tin- gests lire disastrous of beneficial. is outcome- ue-t Hanaki at vagaries insurance- of the to kite- somewhat it healing which reniler considerable ve-r\ a is thus M J. the L Always full of interest er inforced ing of seats the usual The- approach Hilo breakwater tensely heralds interesting Settlement Social its and in- fur the VVaiakea to broaden buildings new in the- old ones vicinity, up being renovated and enlarged, and a are are The the first much as ences they the virtue, give will be this will influ- for the come of exercise force charge of time up- She of and we in with UNION At but ye-ar, as kindergarten, will be able this new tion arrive first at Sabbath so continue in the to house leaves with evidently building to standing. were- until to W'aiake-a time- sonic labor had fill arc an seen it under the one grown seems to tei from its a tiny present that all who that it this mark to Eden. in a As who he was integrity rate a of would al- fell note Japan man high as tin improve- an financial his the the hundred the- circumstances as Before 'The a present time which so period of new for about the more the she due, in man. fact he- speak talk, "Is this and and seemed 'The to all at a the time. "Yes, ve-s." usefulness C. M. F. prefer by yen lower agreed to turning ($12.50), Building Fund. — Hap- noon. like Japanese- hoys receive Sunday and Jesus girls School Sunday they will bye and bye, receive gather twenty-seven every to but to meeting our fur after- don't cards, they will into their hearts. feel lo in the the and Japanese REV. H. KOZAKI brother- true- Many people men together and of Christ down will bring anything than quicker break barriers all HONORED. and spoken, were- realize love true- of pleasant very 11. Kozaki, in interest of color. or had Shimamura, of Paauhau, says, "Twenty-four man else, race and meeting held Chinese-, languages hood of the Church Mr. or are attention, re-ally seem union (he English compromised They sums—twenty-five into much he- would and rate a that need the truth. another At charge to on she- py compromise! ask- are- prayer good growing larger they church, that questions good teaching?" answer, thai language'" the-' crowd file church, ami she told him out country?" our our During singing short the- meeting. the first ed. at objected higher a the wel- turned gladly men lie- pay. from lie-arty a decided the 'The mis- invitation, met liee-n in yon you to both enquirer an day nf accounting rate-, on the-se- a Islands have with acquaintance who has the taken work fur for Hawaii, and who had are enlarge materially and growth and opportunity all town. Come to uncertain, she named interest chute, plen- church a nu- boards, Garden of money stranger, and the saw of quite of of sum recently afternoon he-Id at an house-, and tn "Have department in his such the some a Rev. a live- Japanese time school has for pre- paring evangelists for the work here. will increasing useful part life. with unac and conditions confielent regret at a spacious several original member was planta- a Chinese ramp. and the open air to all to life naturally it MAUI. Sunday one- were went, come, and work superintendent Sclkhil community's worker has fune of it made the best Rider's bountiful good, see sliding and happiness loaned Kakaako time- ago to some Maui, on Japanese for her your interest and The Settlement lias interesteel in the some hall and the on A the of the Punahou the thing every Mr. at The day. grounds, baseball, of and School swings, alloyed a good meetings they new Island bespeak proportions the MEETINGS ON visit a prayers. Mission in of basket the be added often leaves incident disadvantages ipiainte-il she to small. the- not will is this worker present probably held being seat, and sionary even resources committee of the helping month, and later. and will assistant necessarily The he-Id in Tin- turn. Japanese- Mission, filleel the last "Do an toward by for heard are happy picnic Church beautiful merous Japanese churches prayer-meeting, churches meeting, unceasing, believing fur working' amount different as from all. our the evil any supporting she will have union united." each help echoes glad and Sunday children, their guard provide- the- wisdom and Fortunately iinmill five a a but Kamehameha on and had to the- require frienels and call prayer ()nce- will meet to which demands workers, the 'To needs, may exert, tax Kakaaka ment join in I'o'ug "Chinese neccs already established departments, will this voices two moment. same- •■ reads should all paper, all. the large learned laborers against possible increasing infrequently tin- at that breakwater problem. spiritual anil not of It harmoniously we Central Union ty exhorta- or that Nothing from supply prcs- prayer-meeting. rapid succession, in foreigners red translated. or in motto Ofl us. of the construct furnish social upon are- number great to sary mid-week of proportion raised in prayer am! iif the of rest hop," the good i good. Vtn means low. conditions new indicates every where- general activity to new a Already springing on work opportunity at field of labor. on actual the the large a back two barrie-rs by 'and It is fan have printed is al- be tilled, and well to another, aie heard .in- the sees shops, which wa Enter- Sunday audience being after voices Reheld meeting off while are, this at me one e-xpecte-il they week earnestness. shut scats are- tilled tion, of mid with ribbon, white Japanese nearly every evening In the church e-nt SETTLEMENT. there- aglow rows Makiki the cottage meetings the week, this ways the- pray- are Wednesday evenings. by hen- and the at meetings Church on • SOCIAL WAIAKEA Chinese The PRAYER-MEETINGS. their quod of ever) plantation. Bible LIVE the management.of flu- Kilaiu-a n> cause ■>( appointment recent Myers FRIEND Altogether the at various Churches in Hawaii there two ami three hundred adult members. 'There dren, anel as boys they places gTOW as Church. are are a host girls, and up workers they will for it between Church of is chil- hoped take Christ It Chinese anil their His ed as to whi) has of that of president been Chief to Kozaki's National Sunday Japan, Judge appointed Justice 1 Court of Korea. Mr. he has been elect- of the .Association former tion know- president School nf he of interest will friends of in place Watanabe, to the the posi- Supreme �FRIEND THE Association 'The of sult Brown, who his to way Dining Japan social ions have proved anel of in the hurch ( here have it is the to other in of im- who been intended future near teacher a has as been School Sunday have The been lands. said. They 1 Gilbert moved district special ferent Society, Peace fapan of the influential and and at in hour strategic a influence an periodical as ed its Peace. desire a the- at position making was in behalf of fe-it such strategic a finds opportunity Maede Mr. the as day is long, meetings live that that si,are we his of organization joy etcal as asks He the over Meeting" "Parents' a be He-has fifty members. with and opened for talking their evangelistic over and with addresses short from rather which at unusual they the' first can 1 the mouth of control, or School, revival 'This ing with lire-sen',, the- ami round of series Japanese were later At of school on each present. strung another of there in which out iv which loss Mr. Yee was a all in recently the evangelist, Mr. has crena joined Ktll arrived nie-t death uf Ting Ah with their to he-lp works few opportunities and Marching A and of all move wide- but them- by encourag- us correlate to general advance. a the in to there make heat results. present God calls he-re- signs men as "years local, And the opportunity, upon now and prayer the Mul- Tops of Trees. berry great faithful Ling. C. is T. In- of there that the with mulberry the thou the' hope main waiian Churches time, harvest for few suita- fur his and help if the and made have' a my ready "Smile-, for in effort seed sowing and cultivating uf long are watching signs appear force be in then brought searching Let of let to to each there the be heart ene- and are shout, to Marching ()n." is and PRAYER. is the the Lord's down second the tv begin right the t<> paragraph Prayer meaning English tin- at ami read space, in the then same way. tsoi this in Vat ti i/oy available the thorough yielding rot th tsz yeuk I* ire as ex such Sharpen a column column read the i npo thy mv kwok fu kingdom father Isoi lam lle'OI in tin kak tin henven approach heaven n«o sho i tin I ichat thy wish mill su chi i of its sniritual When every bear. civic the watch Tv read it word. tup of the leant those who from pravcr. of a field will ripening withheld not be' a attended be be able- LORD'S following of each mr result a of of Ha- our forces we Cod lur Signs awake-, and soon Chinese, with ripening peel a ( THE the not, at the' heroic as may we lust. or Every Church should periodic harvest may lying low; if is n(7o gather it in! are- is Let har- within be damaged the*, blessing; 'The defi- a a plans late-, perceived with ightcousness then praying that Mr. coining i in then being stirred: the are Miyagawa's great for 'Three of ardently are "\\ hen open, ears by you before thee-." us. over till Ire-es, thyself; and e-ye-s Not go up marching mulberry nut guile- arc an churches have lost their in- because the- bestir shall Lord kce-p US vi' fops : the Lord. the sound of thou hcarest every said. wail ami footsteps of hear the' the circuit tre-e-s, for- is a within extra will another make ; lie up?" go for open are these views. Sows 1 Philistines, the ears like Some support he a and eyes "Shall sign. yet planning his de- was campaign against kept powerfully accomplished not weeks, ill sickles. L. when David As the' proper hire-s and early proper Church, a Will be elapsed He life, and the work of the' Chinese has time ingathering. of follow, view. that and product in both expectation crease- the in not truth ken our months he will reap, and when being merriment, there being games nite How for it spiritual Finney farmer plows and even- 20 men. of USC WC the latter May vesting wiih much interest. May -Mil for of Revival. life if cause-, President fur Sunday by another Chinese' mem young Japanese 14 The May. evening the Home A ble of part followed Hawaiians. e-ral the which was betCod ready understand. we spiritual of upon two held at were Workers' House with the' at Are that are the ilu-y are which championed gatherimrs and English, we wakening occult, beyond effect WAILUKU. MAUI. latter for was connected pray- of coining blessings phenomena estab- and audiences, FROM Alexander of spirit a call. Waioli from the Causes the- clement during seeking lio.ls to manifested. if bestow Are ■i|iialK the house the of each of the witnesses." Three social they have been hear is of to be- blessing to we tokens What mer. ITEMS calleel X,ot work wi'l be special selves, ing to Sometimes uf spread our with surely as there' are are Japanese means. thre-e' or the t'hiiieh have Kauai, that to and meetings, time's words "by lish the-ir we together. Church l.ahaina. from people these signs causes ministers, in d.i\ s. desires the time of this public hold they and ice, there when sickle pur- season, praying appeal plenty,"—years cisive so house expectation \re At educational affairs. meeting who have llii-ni. of keep purpose with each other and lunch ing in close de- a the for Vssociation" Kauai on Ministers' "Japanese a dif- meetings the with some the again Church, ■r has from yet not Japanese evangelists The five be' to many of through them, awaken ter have prayer— in are- come women Cod visiting to unite to lidings the where felt to l-'.u.i al Sunday, on of communion. July Similar stow great for seemed result, a series a But the win. dissolve will anel heroic new persons that fact practical "Friend," the tv 'These there as hold the week, districts. which fur iospel: hence they < meetings in evenings five them with would we a in and (lod, to over." runneth to share blessings of the Psalm, Shepherd cup others been sentiment president of the been indifferent or faithless have been spoke restored, and ten recently have express- Bowles, appreciatingly the "My want ive the experiencing writer of the' the- Church people of Kaumakapili been mand and Mr. with special harvesting then thrust The' as tei a pose on organised. which one's self AWAKENING. L. year ago. institutes value such ami SIGNS OF re- fourteen elistrict department, such training a widely circulated, anil from develop as Prank literature has inure established Mr. through been School Sunday to a year School Sunday by passed iln- started was campaign a 13 forgive van need ehi man's of fu leuiiK debts food 7i ill ran thy ming tak be name shihg shing «/<>//<• /e/r �THE FRIEND 14 kai ching kau himself, and introduced the reading all deliver ask music min returns Ku firmly sho i U'hllf thy me sho chut what out un wish . ngo. forgive vi Cooke school ya yau indeed! have evil debts a un i Pi thy gits up to mang kap men following kingdom kwok not the to power wing me age glory temptation of part shi the first of was Hawaii Cousins be (in their like equality. it land for house and school hits tained tania superintending all this impor- While people condition enough majority, a helper as fervid visitor! frequent of conviction the among tiun a him, and It Smith Seminary, 'The the idfts the Spirit of the the hilltop general It to was near, it meeting the with a all the in Lord's schools 'These care. numbers, 'The be no was tv great finished, transfer by Mr. supervision the work every- constantly well as it to of his attendance. uf the teachers was al- most greater than any other side of this weirk. music had Having and regular a a geiod sweet singing knowleelere voice, Mr. school ed to of April, of Smith sessions of throngs as- the freun from Ewa, uf profession people, the trips the to pili and which and August, this and several months of X'iihau of the at after license and there constant ceasing from among Hawaii to who thousands were tv Dr. the Board from medicine practiced the prov- Church, Kauniakapili a man uf state a the family- that testify years youngthe old the- land where uf life twenty years 'The first were Mrs. found Islaiuls and confined valid the the from thirty will, at hands and her uf years of life guage in old the Emma with education necessary Mrs. took moved it first the to the few. for the and Smith it, and continued and life ten the full were were Master's this on teaching in people years Five hers. its accept to the larger future to home' young till be to unable her dren, Emma on gladly passed labors ami they departure, awaiting own When passed Royal School Mrs. na- opportunity school new she position, and the completeel, Being principal. lan- Church, that same Smith's inviting street, several Alexander were the of nucleus Hawai- English these in her was gave laws had been arrangements last spe'iit trained resolve tv tion should have the in things Kauniakapili King inspired who 'The It the in ever by appoint- were' who girls, exhibitions was land, heart. well eighty and yearly Queen lay and in- her couch. the young people. educating that to these un great a wondrous learned and her of women came and went ment, mostly where she' room to open Smith tv sick. are ever none and three of more of chilscore placid hers before she auswereel the call to come up higher. Kaunia- accommodated dedicated on II. Paper Read the By at the Annual Meeting. Clarence H. Cooke. 1831). was Mr. Smith the pas- went missionaries Micronesian fields, Its these thousand. years A to as Mar- well member- amounted most Honolulu, Nov. 2nd, 1847. Prom peeiple. home stations. many during ship was Church and its members quesas four among building the first 'Thirty years of divided being Church, people, 2e)th eif of adohies anel molding year consumed in kapili a by undertaken mountain forests for timber grass A being worship was be in Hawaiians the first the letter two ofl the fruit of her of the work the as every preach- 'Twenty-two by Church, place larger 2500 once was faith in Christ. necessity, and the Bingham Church. from Kauai ami 41; their A were organising received were the Kawaiahao tor Mr. in Smith Kauniakapili one and capacity On people. Rev. 1838, Mr. sisted growing geispel t'ne week, the Health, of ian buys con- by the perusal tv us 22 under Smith, school doubled was Having seasons prayers to be pastor of commence- 'The study. the recollection For revival. which the Sabbath and un m them. nrom- but supervision entrusted was as so resigned, field and were the heart- Kwa. at was twice delay, lanai uf rushes, and here, ufa erection head decided at school-house the in weirk among the the Savior. to persona of the was brought acquaintance revival eel his heart But arc chil- their without now let- con- when chiefs years, the Islands over far was encouraging. great tug In Honolulu where. to upon I loiiolulu. fruition, ising of still all people of tin- was the great three tinued da) enjoyed had lifted its strings that the work was meetings proved most of the bene- in Auburn was dwelling house the church yet innova- an was promise and Smith apparent awakening reaching the was were It people. the cellar fluency active most commence the large 1 the the little a blessed daily life uf this consecrated now two. of anel his enabled him, language to recollections schools, was him in Honolulu with with journal his many generations, er till service, given the shell mourned when "Kamika" passe-don proportions and garret a Smith's Mr. dren. with the ment station, new experience the attempt mistake. the sta- whom early was similar the- last year Mr. upon this people. Theological ere uf all SO diction of After Brethren protracted attempt crude a people, but to among Spirit anel night, the tu sin Holy help of Mr. Emer- and Honolulu, tioned in the anil day Waialua and in son by with so sympathy benighted of ob- was and obtainable was the aineing ones Anyone with Cod unheeded. not was heart. stuutest fur the labor veniences better than the first anel materials ter siele, every the daunt tv the prayers were on third home A streets. would of Smith and 1 bere- corner reared, of somewhat zeal. great the morals and of found drunken life 1 lut with pushed was low 'The is labor among the building, spiritual tant the on one their request, and to of revival enables decided meeting in through altar, N'uuanu had quiet of passed the deliberation, due time from the old conch sunrise hour inspired Mr. Smith for have tv the to midnight daily an on After accede to the for called his many years. over tireless, unwearying, in the lower would they pasteir. special a the chiefs, for would general be wise near royal Kawaiahao Church the all all their the town also asked They church a S. the population sent meeting general and opinion,) where 1 lawaiian of saying, stream, children of this time at A. of this Physically, prime of life extended was of personal memory missionary, 1837 dawn of day, when establishing especially 'The of charge is the heritage He the for the home school establishment shai age were Mr. and Mrs. given system, request study reinforcement Honolulu, were of Honolulu ago of, 'The active schools. satisfactory. parentage. mat kun shai a the this branch of the reached r fu' a from When ok into note meist ever ngo of by to precious Dear Miss There- is States ship sailing for the United tomorrow Cooke, write Montague:— a to has anil your given you, me sister, Mrs. permission being unable to do to so �THE FRIEND herself of this opportunity and that I confident that 1 shall have quite quite swer, much as cor- Your sister has letters full a feel ihel eif her green dress. know 1 baldly but that if I suppose about how Mrs. Cooke with I to you, write been abscess an anything family, it will confined his un to knee he school has recovered. entirely not clining the un Bods few sofa been if he had as He has plays and weeks near sick been have- and so fortnight a had everybody them. a into the- of some into the she walk can in in the world. she- little-, can in —once seek," would give her give is foseph reads obliged tei stay to Pittsfield just health is very much so his BO good, but She hardly without being some. pages Mrs. come, but gut her things. from Whitney your them She expects ing, "to her to "give whom 1 Aunt uncle and so very wants tei counts anel askT writing?" she well May and to grandma aunt them all. know what letter a asks I from never 35th.—Paul t She has America is. day Her mother She told 13—Corner Park Secretary Merika and Mrs. there two—North uf laid uf Oahu at friends visits who 15 —Lopez, M. No. in 5 race 1 College, uf the col- the famous most Koch, the Africa," week bacteriologist, 17—Sunday in Central Christian limeC. evening Union, during and conducts Peace — Kamehameha Many position of Day, general holi- members of Hawaiian socie- received hundreds of people. 16th.—Secretary fielel arrived in battleships She- cieds tv on Prince i,uh. —Remains of the Kame- in was of the and for members twenty Evangelical of Association service Kapiolani Halemaumau leaves Louis. the at Kilauea on and Missionary Society. MARRIAGES. lime' of Thompson to S. A. K. JOHNSTONE-HURD—At .10. by Rev. fobnstone A. C. - At Honolulu, Timntco, Honolulu, Rev. June Iwa Maiul McKeever, Irving J. Ilunl. GREEN-THAYER—At Honolulu, hy Kmily Lamnaimi. to H. H. Wailc Warren lime Rhoela Parker, ». Green to Thayer. a the tour Interior Gar- Alabama anel pro- of DEATHS. by Hoik lulu escorted by the Maine and make sail inspection around i June id—Prince one man wrecked eiff IVarl lost, another found Har- clinging 21 st.—Prince interred David in the Kawananakoa's Royal Mauso- Kawananakoa in after six Sa it clays' ness. ißth.—ln Honolulu, Ding, aged 29111.—At 75 Mrs. Anna Mrs. of the late Kaehuwahanui Kui Hon. H. Raymond, Calif. mi<l Entomologist. four wire at shock Kuihelan Alexander Craw He leaves of Guy Owen sons .loth.—At Honolulu, tragic death by electric Smith Boot years. Honolulu, willow Territorial wielow thoroughly exhausted. David Francisco, of pneumonia, lielani. boat the boat remains E. Rev. by ,10. David Ka- Honolulu the islands. Debbie's Merika Knights statue. wananakoa to Garfield in the- cruiser St. cable' the- London Kama the accept place lets and flowers hameha bor, the auspices I KOMPSON-LAUMAUNA Governor A. Former Acting 1. Atkinson 1 11li. A at the successful a ser- legal adviser of the Anti-Saloon League. are? men Cen- A. Methodist and Churches. She to- "the D.D., occupies under the special of at Freer and I lonolulu. vices day. Hall hundred a all meeting David Russell, South Hawaiian edge Lon- of people mass Governor hear 39th.—Secretary hold Ewa. at Robert corre- New at thousand meetings for the Coast from Vale- Lothrop iarfielel. < C. Cooke cscapeel captured 21;. to—Dr May our know brother mammoth a to Pythias One world's and to his Union Church pulpit the May if her wished and 01111. 28th.—In Merika's Honolulu four-oared pulls attend Aala of the 27th.— Five races the Mrs. Saito. Freshman sponding Saito of because of in .} race Withington Miki re-tired W'ithington No. oar Moody of lege. Harriet" inquiring from her mother many commemorating General of 28th.—Rev. stone fif- by dedicating 28 June on be to serious illness Farewell. attendance- uf large told says, indefinite idea of America. tv how Ml? me her anel Charles she lias been South. am Fanny, love mv and a standing by Japan fill Hernice. sister, shall my again? Library building ties is >h < In annual the Lyman. Y. sister has yet. Martha value- will 1 would or write REOFEVENTS. CORD L. for basic will their celebrate windows 24th.—Consul tral Puna- home, at many JULIETTE. to stop. has she vim May two 'The barrel nut know tv learn half nut trouble her eves ever I deal school to going Yutir sister's her see' Yuu highly. you thinks. mother the greatest sheet. I know I!. don, jail January he does Would he In Mamma me. so hold help the labors of Revs. 'Titus Coan anel David Harvard Cuil and louse memorial manners. her nation. this Meeting I pulls tv Union 'They Sabbath anniversary of the erection of Haili two you very- "hide and plays to Endeavor tieth the Association, meetings. love her. that Fanny consecrated tian series of intelligent so great a fur her dear may leaves for July i.—At Hilo the Hawaiian to following kiss. a Pray gifts be wish her in 2s<\ and talk and with prettily, you is she while a very hou, but she and agreeable very her which she I Evangelical Association swe-ef a tv letters you would she is tin- Rweetesl "Papa, say her: own allow with elcle- meeting of the Ha- Hilo. chemistry privilege. great a prettily— studying your in fifteen— her gene-rally uf part know is versed is Kea crowded for the annual School Association and Territorial Chris- room old is She well very ajd—Mauna gate-s clay reading— age—she teacher. our year a She begins gone," and all as alone. opinion, my sitting by almost occa- one a considers She- of appropriate Evangelical Celebes reading fond now I in with valley, any every sings well—paints is fur Nuuanu waiian soein. Just finished history very Euclid. peruse We some- would enter the occupied yard and ()n rooms. Mary Annis is baby : hi' doors, our passed through sion he beau. a into the court, and did cunies shut nut we fur Pu- starting horse gentle very times he about Alexander fur nahou with have is Cooke Mrs. and me worsted —makes dresses— and extremely cause to now of her girl works could for the last cumnion must re- He- looks me. for is is anil is hitory sail leum, honors. she it girl—love giving wife. a Egypt —is a lovely reads She it fur just limping from school and in come hour. an in search of likes teach tv She reproof. anil close Disposition seldom written rung I so the vesel will most form. picture has this you She has school, as a his is better now, but usual—he as able been nut on is ac- companied with fever and headache, that it She written 'The bell to gone send has reepiest. my haste. has of has Cooke Mr. room write to amiss. not come in Hernice at p/udent, her or letter an an- the milk maid so as Miss is myself to commence with you. frequent It etc. cares, that I avail pleasure respondence so of account on with great 15 while disconnecting Kamehameha Schools. a live �THE 16 /~* CO., SCHAEFER & BaokofHawaii, Ltd. 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Blue cor. 3561. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1908) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1908.07 - Newspaper