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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
present.

Our readers can comprehend the pleasure
with which we state the fact that j. L. AXE
IL conyaIescent and rapidly recovering. For
more than year he had been suffering at
times from rheumatism, sometimes infam-
inatory, and his general health was not good.
4 severe attack about nine weeks ago pros
trated him, and it appeared that all his all
ments had settled in his right foot and leg
below the knee. After long and intense suf-
fering, dry gangrene took possession OF the
foot and deadened it, while the leg below the
knee was infamed and swollen. Amputa-
tion ut length was found necessary to save
life, and the operation was successfully per-
formed, lust below the knee, by DR.. Gould
ing. who was assisted in the operation by
Drs. Farrar, senior and Junior, G. Q. Berry
man. W. C. Patton, j. Grandhomme, and
w. \. Gregory. DR.. Gouidins's treatment
has been followed by the happiest results
not a particle of Inflammation or sign of
fever being manifest, while the wound has
healed splendidly. His care of and attention
to the patient have been such that no words
can express our feelings In relation thereto.
The gratitude OF the family Is also due to the
legion of kind friends and neighbors who
have not wearfed in showing their sympathy
nv deeds of Kindness and frequent visitation.
That it is not only due, but given, with over
flowing heart, we presume will not be ques-
toned.
At this writing the patient IL getting along
finely, and in few weeks will be able to get
ont among his friends again.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

Iron county has the finest and best kept
court house grounds in Southeast Missouri.
We call upon the visiting attorneys to sub
stantiate the assertion. -REGISTER.
Cape county's costly courthouse stands IN
the center Of square as level a. croquet
lawn. The building is impaled by an ex-
travagantly expensive and beautiful iron
fence set in granite. Ten beautiful and
shapely maple trees, whose splendid foliage
is courted by birds Of every song, are grow
ing around the building inside the yard.
The yard is an unbroken sheet Of red clover
tneyer tramped by an urchin's FOOT, which
is nearly knee-high at the present writing,
but not yet in bloom. When It blooms it
will be as lovely looking and beautiful as any
flower garden in Ironton; and the butterflies,
and all things that gather honey from the
flowers, will go there to sip, and the "sound
of bees' industrious murmuring" will be
heard floating over the courthouse yard ev-
cry sunshiny hour in the day. Indeed, our
us think Of one OF those which Mohammed
tells us greet the eye Of the blessed on his en-
trance into the seventh heaven, where silvery
rivers flow and grasses wave and flowers con-
tinually bloom, and youths As virtuous as
Cupid harp sweet music, and houris dress
their midnight tresses in the splendid light
Of never-fading glory. Come out of your
rusty Ironton, Editor AXE, and make US .
yisit.-JacksOn Cash Book.
Bro. Cash-B we're not talking about
hay fields and bee pastures, but expiating
upon "well-kept grounds" On pleasant
afternoons, our court house surroundings
do not merely remind us Of Paynim par
.dise; but, with the youth and beauty crowd
ing them, are heaven itself. What desolate
region the country road about Jackson must
be, when ten trees and q clover lot made the
editor think Of the golden streets of the New
Iarisalamt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

The Company Store at Pilot Knob, Mo, the
cheapest and best place to buy In Arcadia
Valley, solicits share of your patronage.
Satisfaction as to price and terms is assured.
The margin for profit is kept below u very
low point. A large monthly sale prevents
an accumulation Of old or damaged stock.
Everything is bought and sold for cash. Ev-
cry man pays only for what he gets, and not
for share which he does not get Of the pur-
chases Of his neighbOr, as under the credit
system. Hence, the lowest possible prices
prevail. A trial purchase viii convince you
that this is . simple statement Of fact. Free
and prompt delivery Is made of all goods
sold; and every possible encouragement ia
given to attract and held the patronage Of all
classes. 1t is therefore believed that the
Company Store will not only retain the very
fair share of the trade that 1t now has, but,
by means of its line Of action as above set
forth, its trade will be increased and the
name OF its friends will be legion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
Personal.

Mrs. Lopez returned from st. Louis on
Friday.
Mr.. G. N. Palmer left on Sunday for Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Boulsher will spend the summer in
IrontOn.
Mr.. A. Long, Of st. Louis was in Ironton
Tuesday, drumming up trade.
Mrs Kate Scoviile and children left on
Wednesday morning for st. Louis.
Mrs Geo. II. Crumb LEFT on Friday for
Poplar Bluff, on visit to her parents and
friends.
Mr.. Payne, Of s.. Louis county, was in
town last week to attend the funeral Of the
late NJ. Stevens.
Mr.. W. G. Fairchild left on Tuesday for
st. Louis, where he went to appear . wit
ness in counterfeiting case.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
Attention is directed to the advertise ment

Attention is directed to the advertise ment
over the signature Of B. s. st. vrain, Of
Syenite, st. Francois county. They have
just received the magnificent stallion de-
scribed In advertisement. Also, two i'm
ported mares that weigh ton each, OF same
breed. They have also herd Of registered
Jersey cattle, flock of imported Shropshire
down sheep, thoroughbred Berkshire pigs,
pure-brsd bronze turkeys, and pure Plym-
outh Rock chickens. All finest specimens
that could be found. They will be pleased
to have their friends call and inspect them
at Granite Glen Farm, syenite, Mo. Mr.. b.
). st. Vrain will take pleasure in showing
them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience oil job would become ex-
hausted were he q preacher and endeavoring
to interest his audience while they were
keeping up an incessant coughing, making 1t
impossible for him to be heard. Yet how
very easy can all this be avoided by simply
using DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles
given away at the Pilot Knob Drug Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

4 very pleasant tea party was given few
friends by Mrs 4. W. Wright Tuesday even
ing, Sth inst. There were present Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 4. Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Mil
Ter, of Pilot Knob; Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Russell, Mrs. NJ.
1. Moser, Miss Emma Griffith, Prof. e. l..
Ebaugh and Rev. J. Marlatt. \ most ele-
giant supper, a game of croquet, and vocal
and instrumental music were the pleasures
of the evening. As one Of the guests we may
raw that the supper and music excelled;
while the croquet was, for want OF skill,
simply enjoyed. At Q O'Clock the company
took leave, each one glad to have been
preseut- +. C.. NJ.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
Attention, Company Bonanza)!

As we are about to close our place of busi-
ness until such times rs we can build
a NEW STORE,
we would request all parties indebted to
Bonanza 10 come forward and SETTLE Up.
Resp'v, ". ii. BYERS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
Another Counterfeiting Case.

some time ago, T. Scovillc, proprietor OF
! the mill ut Bergman Switch, had returned
to him by one OF the mill hands a counterfeit
silver dollar, which he had paid to said hand,
OF course without knowledge Of its being
spurious. 1t was Mr.. Scoville's impression
that he had received it from W. G. Fair
child, merchant doing business here, and
ne went to Mr.. F., who, of course, could not
tell whether he had or had not passed it on
MI. 8: but the two finally agreed tsince
neither Was certain about the matterl to di
vide the loss, which they did. Mr.. Fair
child, If he had had possession OF the coin, of
course did not remember from whom he had
received it. SO ends the first chapter.
The next we hear OF the matter is through
Mr.. Tyrrel, 4 L. 5. detective. He brought
to light that one Bowen, OF Ozark, had pass
ed the counterfeit dollar on Mr.. Fairchid,
and that he, B., had received the dollar from
one Hughes, ali old gunsmith, blacksmith,
and general tinker, who had little shop at
Ozark. Tyrrel, after good deal of talk, in
duced Fairchild to swear out Information
against Hughes, who was brought up and
placed on trial before L. s. Commissioner
Zwart last Friday. Mr.. Edgar appeared for
the defense. After the testimony for the
prosecution was heard, Mr.. E. moved for
discharge Of the prisoner on the evidence;
but after some discussion, 1t was concluded
to adjourn the examination until Thursday
Of this week, to enable the defense, IL 1t
could, to produce witnesses to show that the
presence OF plaster of Paris and solder, etc.,
in the prisoners shop was demanded by his
usual ayocation. (No moulds or anything of
that sort had been found in his possession.)
That agreement made the court adjourned.
The same night, however, Mr.i Tyrrel took
the prosecuting witnesses off to st. Louis,
and on Monday came back and took the pris-
oner up to the city for trial. So ends the
second chapter.
DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder is
strictly pure powder. 1t is made from Grape
Cream Tartar and Bi- Carb. Soda only. They
manufacture their soda expressly for it, and
as it is put together OH chemical principles,
we claim that it has no equal on the market.
Try it! Test it !. and you will Use no other.
For Ladies' and Misses beautiful Hose,
20 to LopeZ's. The assortment comprises
Stockings ranging in price from cents to
800 per pair.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

For Ladies' and Misses Underwear, go &c
Lopez's; the prices asked for articles In this
line are lower than it would cost you to make
them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

All the Popular summer Dress faorics
can he found At Lopez's, consisting OF Lawns
India Linens, Seersuckers, Rigttes, oash-
ueres, Nuns Yelling, Swiss, Zephyr CIoth,
etc, etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

The Grandest Display Of Elegant Summer
Millinery is at Lopez's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

For Ladies' and Misses beautiful Hose,
90 to LopeZ'S. The assortment comprises
Stockings ranging in price from cents to
81 90 per muir
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

New novelties in Ladies' Neckwear, at
Lopez's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17

Come and see my new stock Of Watches
and Jewelry' Cheaper than ever!
3t j. DONALDSON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
The Clionian Club.

See the new Bed Spreads for Is cents, at
Innpz,a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-05-17
Courthouse Grounds.

Beautiful Lawns at cents per yard, a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16

E,r--,r G,rr-rr.-in c-ler - rerscve the IL
,sr,si-tv uhieh appears "a e1t4, Requiring ths
u-,rsusass Of TIE N-irrs, beg 10 hsna voc .
,r,v q ,hs lt.cr u-lsr vhsse tsrr-s Capt B-adle,
elsezs.i hs vas authorised 70 enter pert. and Id
er,rr rcrt-
Ur-r reeript q letter frcus hls ezsnts. EXPLAIN
- rAtt tks Ela-a q Heal1h- DID Ece rats.d their
lsfte- ~ ~ reczrie6 ths Specific t-tkcrisy tor
sraerinS port Capt. Bradley iuifneGately retarrei
T. hs Srchcrsse. AID addressed hfs asents. as pei
enclcseG ecry. CpoE discuysrirg the further cut
ersak q dissase CaPesi. Bradley iraEne<iately ~
pcrtei 70 he Eoard q Esalih. and On the lsth
INST. received 8 SecCra letter. Of which cupy I
ercloseSl Thers = lI-.ie 61uht oCt that dcnriss
a-raur taken ivs weeks see. would have clEtaieSs
tn r1iSfur-rreS and e1penss since Incurred, bet
he that as 4 rsy. Captain Bradley agreed % al
the eonaitlons prvpcSeG Il tAe letter fruna TIE
Bard Of healtS-
Upcc perrSl. however. u ths teru-s Of the
Bcra seri kirn for execution. Be felt and vas 50
lsrally ADVISED ih1i h darsd not sign dccu-
-ect Of such sveept1g cCndit,c-ss- Ihe azyenes
we're therefore Instructed - actress the bo1rd u
the tsras q the lett 7. datsd Nav ltth, of vhieh
| enclose COPY.
/ belssve thaf the Boara of Health have beSn
Ecss SnzsoCs 70 prutee. ooz seores tToua cseSiss.
AID that INV appareut injustice - the steamed
G-xissy. Bat greatly regrvt that u ptIrs'1l1l,
thhs ob5ee- Il has not beer fo1nd pCss6ls 70 ex-
ted s1Es srsater manifestation et sympathy o
ths unfortunate sgaerers shC have been - per
sissertly or3ered tWHy from Ocr ShcrsS, % sees
elssshers. the heip Gezied them here
an. Sir. yvGr obediznt servant.
TEEu. II DAWES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
Jas. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW

fHAWAIIAN CONSUL
Isdertk- the pur-a1sc Inl .hipusnf % AL siads u
British ta Cautlnsutli =uosi- ezrsFt Aziur spEits
and vii h1d tofrrsivg uiess- AZ rates efLer ifrs on
sarl a. .hpla porr IA Ezrupc @ fsifreT-d y slia
faat VITA darT s1S aagsr. acrasHfi H5ua1zu- -uch
orfers naE - anpsuBaHisa hT rsaairlzaces FaT1bis
Laudnu saa FraaaSen. as BE- Fii afzF a. - da7s
s-If Eliasr eaudrme crsssts fr1u Hoaelzia B4ass1s
r. atazrrise- e. sHif rae eaureasenee a haycrr-
EEYEEEEcEs
NE.sRs w q IETIN 3 co. Hsaal1l4
HDN. Z r. NALkEE Hsualzia
THE kGRA EANE- n-fnifsdi LsuIaS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16


II VII hardly be credited but It =
nevertheless 4 fact. that among some Of
tie native minds here, the wholesale IN
t-o.i1rt;cu q Chinese i viewed ss 3 grand
srsnrfsl scheme. 4 pAnacea for al the LIS
Hsw5ii rei L suffering The reasoning Is
as foIl0Es: Every Chin3man pays say
Eve dollar taxes; GRE hundred thousand
Chinamen. SS000OO. one million China
men S50m0OO and the prospect Is really
risEuiSeent: almost untold wealth IN the
grasp of the Hawaiian Government and
The only thing required to be done is 70
permit the inEress q untold Chinese The
thing seeuzs - simple. Why. with such .
revenue not only would the Government
have ample funds fCr is needs. bet thsrs
world Be enough and 10 spare 70 support
every Hawaiian a. an ofice holder. with
nothing TO DO and plenty of pay, that per
feet heau ideal u existence Moreover
there i another special charm about
the Chinese. - an Hawaiian gentleman
infurued = the other day. The German
Cr Portuguese / Of too independsnt j
spirit. he wants 70 have his own way. But
the Chinese L subservient. n viii dC
y La II = ll-l ~ lL-E LlaN 14AAA= WY
sud Cur gossip, can by myself take ID
hand dozen Cinnamon and not one vii
dare 70 raise his hand against ne, They
are the people for Hawaii Poor fool
II vas really sad TO see how the PERM
eious nonsense which had trickied into
his ears from those above him had thor
0uEhly pe1neated what little brain he had
Il vas sad 70 >ee him hugging his chains
70 his breaSt a. It wsrp- FOr can he OF
can any. one elss imagine for single NO
ment that the Chinauan- the moment hC
finds himself In numerical superiority.
VII not also want To have political Supe-
riUrity. Can be suppose that 410O0 native
Hawzuans. u whom only one-thIrd are
able bodied males. arv gUing to govern
even 10000 ChinImen- much less loco,
co And vet such l. the stuff and non
sense which i poured into the peoples
ears from certain sources
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16

DFFrCr or IKE BoAKD % HElLru.
H-NnLrrr. w lsrE t-.,.i.


Captain ", 10. B7liiyf, :. :. Mlirts Sus-Iu
vieW uf the recent discovery 0f several cases q
snail pU1 uu hoard Of yUur vessel. the Bodrd Of
Health recalling former proposition In relation
- the IndInc Of certain passengers. u0- author
IZe me 10 permit yUu 70 LLnd yUCr H0Eplulg pds-
ssngsrs, ~ the number Of about ~ more or less
and % Be pll-ed II qulrlrtlne On the previous
agreement with and f7lhlmeut Of the fllloEtng
Conditions
A medical committee 0f three physicians shall
examine on board al the passengers for Honolulu.
pri0r their IndiuE. and yaccIulte such Of their
number a. they NAV deem proper
The Passengers are % Be sent ashore IL the
ships boats.
The passages viii not be aIlg=et 70 taks any
baggage on shore with them It must be landed
ssparatsly and placed II charge Il the Deputy Mar
shal for cumpiets fumiEItiDu-
All Charges incurred for quarautlEse guard Of the
Hfffus SINCE she came u anchor thg sth April
Lust, u the ruatissaud q Huuolulzs and also all
fees Tor medical and other charges incurfgd 1p b
tafe mast Be pald Up pri1r TO a new snlasenent
Under boud
Ths Nnl5rus II her prVzsut infected o1udIti1u
will not Be aIlUwgd % enter pUrt.
No fright vii Be allowed to land trUui the ; ;.
hFfTrs.
No portion Of the Sleeping banks or other ma
tsrial used By the paseuzrs Sill Be allowed b be
thrown overheard All material of which It Is
desIrable tU relieve the vessel, and which physi-
ciEus uruu1Gncs a liable 10 be a vehicle Of Infge-
tIon- must Be burnt raft
To guarantee payment % the Government gf
His Majesty for al expenses incurred By the above
named passengers whilst IN Quarantine on 1c1Ount
II feed. ueSiiral attendAncs and guIui a bond
mzst be e1eeuted By responsible parties, and vel
known - the Government for sum not less than
twenty thousand dollars.
Your mUst obedisnt servant
fSicued-Y WALrEE u. GIH-lN.
Pres. Board Of Health
P.S. After the binding OF the passengers, the
Mfffu. VII be enabled 10 obtain a supply Of clal
under PrUpsr qzarantlne restrictions
fSIgusd W ". G.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16
he Msara. and snan Po1

Captain Bradley u the steamer HltlrIs On the
vessel arriving outside the har5or TIE I9th inst
from information recEIved Eas led 70 make most
th0rOGgh and exhaustive search amongst the Chi
nese pnszeurErs On his vessel. and aHiei By lls
chief 0ficer and tie chief enEIueer each Of them
heading a separate search party, dr1ve all 0f the
intending immigrants On the upper deck and OF
searching. discovered concealed between decks.
nIus CbI1ese- SICK with small pUT- s0tle u the
cEses Apparently a week old Ihess siek people
we're found stuEsd underneath the bOtsDm Eunss.
amongst baCVaEe- and some covered EIth Mating,
having been evidently concealed b. other u the
passenger Information Of the state 0f ahzirs
Eas sent % the proper authUrItIes b. Captain
Bradley The finding Of these cases % snail puI
0u boart- after the vessels pasEgnCgrs had been
sIamired By three capable physicians and the
vessel supplied with clean bIl of health sh1gld
- far t0Eardz cDuuterzctInE the evil rEpurts
circulated rsiatTng b Captain BradIeys carelsss-
Of results - bong a. be landed his passeucsrs
IEe three physicians oEe- a c1uln1rum to tie
Board II Health haTaIg been u board vessel
Izfeeted Erth szltH poz and nov ashore uIIIlg
freeiv EIfh rpsidEuts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16

Awarded Ts,, CrsEI lt-4ls Th= aaiE za-lai. asar-
ed Ter wa1she-- N-iHouru= Iar-ruatalai EzAlhitiau
Is-.
Thr ag.y truid NeiEis Ii-a. rAEse SPECIAL laa isai
sr.t prltss. SIda~y- ~
The Cold WeriaI PlEis, ~ Faar Fi-s5 Ps5ze Net
a.. rhiiadsiPhil. ls7s
Ths saegaaeai sacEs-s % tae-e Ceichrated Watches
has prud1rzi hess % w1rrhs- lnlilzri11s- Hagcrs
Eil ah-ervl tac Trzdc Mr. - Hzlrhzlu- Ml-a4 en-
-r1Euii 1u the plate % al Geuaiue Walil1m Wsfcae-.
told cases stamped A. a. Co. I-s nr lls-- aEi
silver szsca stalnpsrl AmHrieza Waz-h CsmPan
W1irham. M1s-- -uiriin-- - -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16

4 FEuFEEr l. never without honor. save II
his 0Ei country. says the New Testament,
sri the presen, Cabinet seem 70 hsve
this idea ingrsined Accordingly NE clip
fruu. the Sa1 Francisco B'rEsfa the fCl
l1vl1- resolutions
NEEzzAs. There = uu~ n ths pupulatlgr q the
.E-l-a7l I-z.z-nlus llsprypurriDu q thE sexes.
E-i1cr-i1g - ahu1t .Eenry tkUGSz1d more uzales
iltz Females. iu gUpulatlUn < about seventy
tlr1sar5. and
WEszz4s. By sae H--Ivnl q The sssan1srs 1.-,fsir
1-l f-es~ig- EItE over 1ne thU1s1ni Hnsrs Chi1es-
-tlsss and
hsEazAs. r1s CrgFsruHleut Ia asszrancss thas
15g1t 81 rh7UsI-G rlurs Chinese men are 1b,sut
t- sul-ate f-1n1 shE British Culruy q Hong kilny
.1 thts Err.r5gm-
H-.yir-f. Ehnt the Mn nisasr Uf Foreign Afairs BE-
11hi-r-1sd 70 Eutify he 1IrkcrfEies q Hongku1C
-l-v11Eh uur CouisziIrenerul n thHt ps1rr and 10
-1crsy othrr a1thgrrties. that HIS Mniesrys Gov
sr-uEnr protests against tins srressTe irrr1irra-
.1n cf Eru GUne. and -rii saks steps tr prsvsnt
rs i1--ai1ctiun-
What We specially wish % call attention
D ) the truly diplomatic style II which
The document II cuuched- II saTurs some
what = a board zeeting an athletic cl-1h.
preliminary meeting to arranSe matters
t1r prizs fight. &c II the present Cab
net only Stag n long enough perirPs.
EEEEAFs the Premier 5,fy have a little. a
r.rV little egruucu sense
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-16

IL what does the hope Of the political fu-
tars of the Hawaiian Islands lieT Not as
many have urged in their geographical
position midway IN the great paths Of
ocean travel, or as an outlying picket sta
ton Of the Pacific Coast. Even the com
merrial developments 10 result from the
Panama Canal may simply render this
country a mere tempting one 70 powerful
nsiShbors The fruitful soil % Egypt. the
lovely climate cf large portions Of Turkey
have been 70 those countries a. our soil
and climate may prove 20 n, ] source Of
weakness rather than strength. And the
time l. fast coming, when the strength OF
HAwau viii No longer consist IN Its
weakness II may have suited the IN
terests Of other nations thus far 10 agree
TO keep their hands Of and respect Hawai-
ian autonomy But holding the key Of
the Black Sea did not save Turkey from
being taken N hand precisely a. Hswan
may be taken in hand
In what, then We repeat. Ees any hope
Of Hawai- a an Independent nation II
L folly 10 expect. 10 one, even OF the IA
tive race itself. expects that the aboriginal
Hawaiian race can carry the burdens Of
the future against the slightest foreign
aggression: It i unequal. by itself 70 cope
with It's domestic difficulties and problems.
And Jet We have not laid aside the hope
that this country i not destined TO become
the football Ur plaything Of the nations
There are men here. especially II the
ygu1 EEr gvuerEtiCu- uf foreign parentsgs,
and u the new blood which Is coming IN
from the outer world who mean to make
and, we believe. can keep this country re
sqectable and respected. at home and
abroad Young men 0f the most intelli-
s-sut as well a. Of the most sturdy classes
IN America. England and Germany are
coming here In large numbers. and they
have oDule 10 stay The capabilities Of the
Hawaiian Islands are beginning 10 be IN
derstood. and these aecessiOns 20 the com
munity. although they do not at once make
themselves felt a a political factor. are
yet soon 70 become a power which must
Be rpgaried The old men shall see vis-
ions. and the Young men shall dream
dreams II HAWAII n they did n Israel
but they vii Do sUInsthing more than
that They VII not sll0w the country Of
their birth OF 0E their chosen homes 70 be
- AsiaticizRd- q otherwise ruined It l.
BY means Of such men. that Hawaii vii Be-
saved from bsccming the SICK child Of
the Pacific