Our New Possessions

By John R. Musick

The true and wonderful story of Hawaii—"the paradise of the Pacific"—as it has been and as it is to-day. It tells all about the interesting people—their customs, traditions, etc.; the nature wonders—volcanoes, fertile valleys, etc.; governmental changes, etc.

Elegantly and Profusely Illustrated

with many beautiful half-tone illustrations, adorned with tasteful border decorations by Philip E. Flintoff, besides thirty-four artistic pen sketches by Freeland A. Carter.

HIGHLY COMMENDED

"A perusal of the book, next to a personal visit, will best afford one a clear understanding and appreciation of our new possessions."—St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

"With the great interest that is now felt in this region, the appearance of the book is exceedingly timely."—Hartford Courant.

"By far the handsomest and most delightful work on this subject ever published."—Philadelphia Item.

8vo, 546 pages. 56 full-page half-tone plates. Also with map. Cloth, $2.75. Half-Morocco, gilt edges, $4.00