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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24
Qus l11iGouri.

- Ser iunse gbwarb 8urf. III ct.
SoIepb, Ro, bot SelbItmoro besangen.
@r iollte iuesen mebrerer tletner 6dt.
l6uH0en III unterludun9 9e5osen tuers
Den.
- 9ei Neuaou, Wo., beIoubets lit
Wilo, tuiitbet bic 0ipbtberie uao uieie
stinber UerOen bon Der idrcflid)en
arantbcit binserafft. Bier S6alcn
iiab seI6loiien iuorben.
\ - Der 8Oitmeiiter @liiab 8ation
aus 9tuibuiue, @u.. tuelder bonn 4rds
iioenten 8lerce, allo Dor Al Sabren Gig
9oitmeiiter ienss @tdetdens ernonnt
Ipuroe uno isst II Sabre alt iit, tefn'
bet lih nod INNER i'm Nm.e.
- Der 16 Sabre alte Saiper GroB
uno ieiu iin9erer 8ruber 8alter ipicl.
ten ONT @ontas in Sprinsfislo nit
slutr ,,unselaoenen" S6rOtilinte. @al>
ter ipur0s bon Der in ben SGnoen ieines
8ruoers fossesanaenen 2aoun9 9etrufs
| fen uab getDotet.
- @m. Steuarb fiel am 20. 9lo=
uem6er auf ieiuer abt Msilen ubrofi9
BON Sebalia selesenen Sarnt, nit einer
NiIt9abel in ben Sdnben BON einsn
8asen. Die Sinten Der Gabel bran.
gen ibm in ben Gtifeu unb fiistcn ibn
t6btli9e @unben bel.
- Ser Suidneioer Srunf 9inoen
ltine BON Sanias gitp bat iid Der
siitet. 8efaunt lit Elm Strei6, ben c
. Dor brel Sabren ausfiihrte. @r lpran!
I'M cine @ette BON einem 80 SUB bobel
Sburm i'm @alblnston Garf, ubne lit
babel su perlesen.
; Ger II Sabre alte. einSise sobn DC
= 5armers Sam Sto(sr, Der iiiblid uu
, Sairpietu iuobnt, 6ite ON Wontas al
oer Sarm Die Wai9insntbeife cine
= 8iubn,iibte, ais er Don ben &dbern q
. iabt iuurbe. gbe Die Wal9iue nng
:. baltcn peroen fonnte. iunr Der ilrt
= Mann toot.
:. - Se6s Weilen nDrol,b bon Siptr
l. 1T cine 8Oblensrube se6ffnet iporpe
ID tpelde rei9e &eIultate oeripri6t. 3
aoblenididt ion bon s biz 20 SUB 3
n lein uub lie9t 10 mabe an Der SberFdd
in baB suna9It gar feline Gdadte sesrab
er ;u iuerben brauden. Wan beablidtil
ID Die 9ofalitdt bur6 Elm i9nallpuris
@eleiie nit bem SounuiGe Sueise
,ip Miiiourt 8acific 8abn 81 uerbinbcn.
ns = 2u Sutton, Mo., piro am 6 :,
on unb 8. SeSember bieies Subres Die
Sabresueriammfuns Der MiiiU
ls. Garteubau @eielidaft i'm bortil
on Opernbaus absebalten. 9a galla.t
all. guunip eines Der fir Sbijudt
ION mel ten seei9neten @ornties i'm Stn
ten iit, 10 wlrb oaielbit bic Gage Der .
100 earteu @ifiOuri's sur Sprade fomn1
oun uno miro man iiber bic beiten Sci
Der beratben oieietbeu Su perssDBern uni
ben perbeferu,
item : Sn 8rumlep, siu0lf Meilsn
zen. li6 bon Euscumbia. telebte Bill q
am Gonntos cine Belebun9soerial
pire lung (revival meeting) babur6,
on" sr beteunfsn bineinfam unb Spefl
beg aniins. Der Yolisif @risbt tuollts
perbaiten. iuuroe aber bon Neels b
DIES cine Hiitole suridsebalten, mo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24

8risst's 8ruSer sieiem gu 9hlfe fam
unb nit sineu &niippel Weelb ben
sdabel einiGlus. gtestp itarb am
nddften Tase, uuo Rrisbt bebauptet in
stotbpebr sssanpelt su babsn. Dies
1T Der rierte 9aotidlas oser Utoro in
Mlller GOnnip in ben iesten sebn Wos
natsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24

gn9lii9e 8ldtter belhditisen iid nit
Der 6ru9e. iueun Der @enid aft tperbe.
Cine 3uidriIt OH Den STANDARD" iast,
oaB nad benz snslii1eu @siCs bas Sllter
nit 30 Sabren anfan9e. Gin Gnoere
iibrt Die ,.Gclebe bes Suitinian" on,
we!dsn Die Suseno bon Is big 50, bas
Mannesalter ppn 30 bis 70 Sabre
oaucrt uno oann Oas @rsiIenalter OIL.
idnst. Gin Iibiet BON 81 Sab,eu er.
fldrte, fir eiusn Sie9sspreis BON 4
HInno Sterling luiirbe er nit Der SGtite
aGer iursen Ndnner bon 25 Sabreu
osn 8ampf I'M 9orsu, Sdiuimmer
uuo aud i'm Gettlaufen aufnsbmen,
stob i'm lsstsn Sommer lei CT bel einem
ltnierisen @ettlaufs in Norluesen als
8iertsr ans Siel sefommen. @anl
idn9t alIo ous Greiienalter an?-Seoe
lit 10 jung oocr 10 alt ipie CT iid fulfil
la9en mir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24

Ser Gitelte unier Den SuuossIenatoren
lit Scnator Worria uOn SermOnt, Der
iest S3 Sabre sdblt nno i6on ipdbrenb
O,s &rieses I'M @on9reB ipar. 0ad ibm
fommt senator 9almer BON Sllinois
nit 76 Sabrcn. Senator 9arris bon
9enneiiee lit iebt Is Sabre aft. @r iuar
@ouuerneur ieines Ssimatbsitaates, ats
oerlelbc su Den &cSellen iibsr9ins.
Senator 9ugb uon alabama lit 73
Sabre oft. @r fab beim Nusbrud bes
&rieses i'm 9unsreB uno trat aus, UNI
ii5 ben Gete(leu anSul6tieBsu. Nls
iiinsitsr bon beneu, Die iudbreno beg
8ricscs idOn GonsreB Wtlt9lieber
maren, lit SUbn Sbcrmaan nit Il
Sabrtn gu 5dblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24
Die freiliffe.

Snls, gaumtuoaen.6 6adtu1, Binbfabsn
Reis etc. iOuen auf bic Sretliite: ba.
1T na6 uoerldiiisen @aibinston'e
gtadridten nun entidieben. Die 8uf
fer':Prdmien iperben beieitigt tusrser
uno bofir iOlIen bic 9udsrpFanser burd
eineu semihen 8ouias fir 8uder ent
| Ii5dblst uerben;-uas uliO als @runo
prtn5ip oemOtratiider 9arifreform pro
tlamirt tuurbe. oas @olf. ben goniu
meuten, m5sli6it 5u entlatten, bas tpiri
tbatiddlid seraoe auf ben &Opf seitenI
iuerben, benn baB 8uder nad oleie,
,&eform" nidt bilIiser tusroen fanr
oas liest tuObl auf Der Sano.-@it oil
@idtisiten fiir bic ameritauiids Snou,
itrie i'm ausemeinen lit bic Srase. Of
8Olle SolI be5abl.n iOa ober nidt; fiji
bic gntmideluns unie,er 2anbtutrtb
idaft uuo 8iebsudt miro ibre Gutidei
ouns serabe5u nabsebeno iein. SpeSiel
in SbiO ipieIt bieie Jrase cine b6Af
setpi9tise Roll.. unb iis 1T bort 5un
tissue" seiporben.
@irb 8oGe auf bic Greitil tie seiebt
10 beibt bas, bab s bic benlofratiideu
Gibrer barauf uersidten, 5u peria6en
Dbio 5u sewinnen, oab iie sesen @ou'
perneur Wcainles ben aampf in ieinem
eisenen stuate auiseben. llniere 2anb-
tpirtbi6aft, tpelbe nur inter benz S6us
peritanoiser 8olIpolltif bic Guncurren5
nit Der bilisen Broouftion @uropas
unb guitraliens auinebmen fam, no &c
ii6 um; @OaSudt bunbe!t, iuirb Q
wieOer Suriidsebrdnst. @s belBt lmmer,
@OGe iOlle 5OlIfrei einsebsn, oa bel uns
bod nidt feiners, braudbare Sortsn
proouSirt iuiiroen ooer iueroen t6nnen.
@eBbalb absr bic @rooaftiou feinerer
@uIiOrten unm6slid iein iou, bafiir
6lei6en Die 9arifreformer bic Gntluort
i6uloi9; iie iuerben au9 ihtuerlid
plauiible @riinbe ftnoen f6unen.
SOnnen bic Jarmer Die n5tbi9e
SOrsfalt auf bic Sdafsudt leseu, iuiirs
be es iid BOT 9Illem pelter fir i,e lp5'
men, @ibe unb @elb burauf su psriueu>
Den, S9uiSudt bauptid6li6 uno &ulls
prohibition Su treiben, 10 ipdre gar fein
@runo oa, iueBbalb wlr ni6t in ableb'
barer Selt ale @Oqe, Die iplr brau1en,
proousirsn iollten. llnlere 2anbnirtbs
l9aft bat in neueiter 8eit nidt nur
auanttatiu, ionoern aud qualitatu be,
oeutsnoen Iufidnung aenommeu. Der
Betrieb miro rationeler, intenliper, iule
es Die bi6ter iperbenbe 8epblferung Be-
oinst. @infad iaseu, mir f6nnen nlgl
before gSplle proouStren, uno bann pbne
weitere 0fidiidt auf cine, in sefunber
@ntiuidetuna begriffene Snbuftrie ibr
Die Saiis nit einem Seoeritride ent5Ie>
BEN, bas pare seipiB unu.rSeib!id,--
aber uniere gsOl5iibter iuerOen iib ba.
nit uertraut MAIDEN miliien, bas iie fiir
bic ndditsn bier Sabre, big bic &epu=
blifaner bas llnrebt ipieber gut MAIDEN
f0nnen, i9uslos iein uerben.
81 es flug bon ben 9emufraten, ir
elmer 5eit, ba Die beitebenben ginnab:
meaueaen nidt ausre,6en, nidt nur Die
ie gu untersraben, iunbern aub BIZ
Steuerfraft oes 8Olfes ielbit gu i6doi
sen, iubem man beitebenoen Snbui itrieei
ben 2ebensfaben abidne,bet, oas iuer
ben iie ii9 iebr raid ielbit beantportel
f0nnen; Die ndbit.n gonsreBtuablel
unb Die Ratioualiuabl in 1896 iueroeI
| iie uollenbs belebrsn.-St. 2ouis Srit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24
@dasamts.sefretar Carlisle he

Shasamts>Sefretdr Carlisle bai
anssorbnet. baB 10 Gla6tlinse aus
Sibirien. iuelde bon eiuem amerifani.
f6en Sdiff aufsenummeu unb na9 San
Stancisco sebra9t tporoen uaren. aui
freien SUB gu ieseu. gBie man Der,
nimmt, iuia osr ruIiii9e @eianbte iie
no6mats perbaftsn laiien unb ibre
stuslieferans uerlansen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24

Gin en3liides Slatt siebt 6ol9ences
Su bcoenten: lebcrle9t luobl, s6e ibr
eure Stimmc a69ebt. Beoenft, baS
sln in Der GomnunitGt pcrausgabter
Dollar friiber uoer ipdter iuieber burd
ben aaufmann. Garmer nro ben beim,
i9en 5abritanten luieber in cure
SdnOe suriifselansen fam. 9o6 i9ldt
ibr ibn auBer 2anbes, I'm frembldnbiide
GrSeusuiiie bafir Su taufen, bann iit er
auBerbalb cures 8erei9s. er feblt in,
inldnoii9en Sanbel, iuoourd Die Nadz
fruss na6 euren Yruoutten auf DC,
Sarm uno in Der II oerminoert
w;ro. 5reibanoel ucrlanqt BON eu6,
euer @,lo ins sluslano 81 ididen,
5aus5Ou erm6slidt IS eud, buhelbe in
eigenen 9anbe gu te9altsn. 9ssbalt
iolltet ibr fir bas itimmeu, ipas fir eud
oas ytite lit, hub oaS lit Der S5usSou
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24
Iartent
As1rhe11l
Gin arpsea 2aoer bon

Setnol, @etbbIet, 3imts9eab mmo 0truitIem.
Cine idOne aupab TT eemablene aorte
0otts tetne an8en0tbte 00t0en fis gum @ebrau9 iar
GuBn iowobl ais eSnnn Floor Paint und Colts One.
Coat Buggy Farben.
arbempinteI mno &Setbler. 1Artem sohe auspabl
6enter9laS, aWa Finish" fss Sao meroen tr sill.
Zig beran.
Matdbtnet- Dele, bic bten uno biaishen.
6AGLE DRU9 5EoRE
WALKER BROS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24
@Sdlemtlidsr @arftberi9t.
Getrcibe, Mlcbl uiw.

S,ben Sreitas corrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-11-24

8ei,en, 2. Nualitdt .......... 50
Bei5en, 3. Aualitdt. ....... As
Dte6l, per 5ad, I. Aualitdt. 2 90
Nte6l, per Cad, 3. Aualitat.... l IS
ffprnmebl, per 100 8Iunb.... ! 2O
&leie, per 100 &funo. ........ 90 90
GbipituIT. per 100 8fnnf. ..... ~
prnonitr
Gorrigirt BON
VIM. EBERLIN. 8rnttr.
0ie anaeaebenen 8reiie meroen BON ben
Sdnolern meiitens i'm Gauibe be5ablf
Butter, per 9funo 80. 80. 10 - ~
gier, per 9uBeno. ....... ~
Siihner, per 8funo ........ .
@priuq @bidens. per YIunb 6
&artpfeln, per 8uihel. -. ..4O-90
SpetIeiten per 8Iuno. ....... o-iO
Sblnten AZ
S6nnl5 per BIuno. ........ do-o
3piebeln per 9ui6el ........5O-
@uae per ITuno ...........l5-oo
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22

enough to admit the passage of the
bamboo rods. Slip the larger board
just over the rods and fasten for the
top of the stand; pass one of the other
boards over the rods and bring four
inches above the middle of rods and
fasten; slip the last board over rods,
and fasten four inches from the bot
tom. 10 fasten the shelves to the rods,
holes are bored through the rods into
l shelves. and wooden pins or nails
are inserted in the holes; also thick
glue is poured around rods where they
pass through shelves. Paint rods and
shelves with black enamel paint.
The top shelf is for the dictionary,
the middle one for reference books,
and the lower one for the scrap baslea.
In order to hold the books more Sc
cuIely the second shelf is finished
with two-inch edge, made by fasten-
ing one end of a small MANILA rope to
the edge of the shelf and winding the
rope around the outside of rods as
close as possible until the height of
edge is two inches then fasten the
end of the rope to rod with tack;
also tack the rope here and there to
the rods sufficiently to make it Sc
cure. The scrap basket is made in the
same way, but eight inches in depth
Narnish the rope, and when nearly
dry give it two coats of bronze paint.
Tie a bow of deep red ribbon on one
corner of the scrap basket The cost
ot this furniture is trifling, but tits suf-
iiciently handsome to grace the most
richly furnished library -American
Agriculturist
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
DESIGN FOR CUSHIONS, DouTEs, ETC.


pansies and buds, embroidered with
yellow wash silk and the edges
fringed. Another was birds, done in
brown, and the third was leaves, done
in greens.
Kid glove tops afford scope of use
full things as we'll as pretty ones. If
You have the tops of white ones they
will make lovely covers for pen wipers,
etc. One, cut in the shape Of an open
apple blossom, painted to represent,
and two or three cut smaller to wipe
the pens on and tied together with
yellow baby ribbon. A palmer one is
cut some pretty shape and the name
and date in gold paint.
A dear little notebook, five by ten
was covered with white kid and "Note-
book printed in gold, and pencil tied
to the cover with a white ord.-Bessie
Eta Colby. in Farm and Fireside.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
RAGING THE BABIES.
r.v to Keep the Little Ones
~ Warm in Gold Weather.
,.,,ce which Robs Arctic Nights Of
rheir Tcrror--Dircctions for Max
ing the Quaint But Useful
Little Gowns.

m,m going to bring one of my meal
,,rs in and tie this baby into It'll" |
.aard an anxious paterfamilias say, a
M u while ago, when he found two
.noIl fat. bare legs in the asccndancy
.rain. after many, many attempts to
,son them under the bedclothcs. Well.
!. wouldn't be n bad idea--onlv the
meal-bag might be made of soft.
a-ettv outing flannel, like the one in
.be illustration, and there might be
sleeves.
Most of the mothers in those parts of
.be world that have cold nights know
chat it is to be walked suddenly out of
q sound sleep by a terrible dread lest
,he BABY may have thrown off the
rlothes again and caught severe cold,
and most of us know the anxious real
,zation of our dread when we have
stumbled our sleepy way over to the
little bed. 1t is not only the baby, but
his little brothers and sisters, too, who
give us the same anxiety, night after
night, the long, cold winter through.
All the careful tucking in and snug
whipping will fail sometimes. The
little feet are certain sure to kick
their way Justify out, in spite of us.
What are we to do? We blame our
selves for going to sleep in the middle
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
A USEFUL DESIGN.


IfH TTtUIINC ITdNV'TH lot VrHHINtHtIHS
Cushions, Doiiics, Etc.
This pretty design is very simple and
well adapted to cushions, dOilies, etc.
Anyone who can construct circles and
straight lines can decorate numerous
pretty things in this way. Put birds,
leaves, flowers or half moons in place
of the circles.
A cushion for the piazza hammock,
made of blue denim stamped with
half moons and lines, embroidered in
contrasting color and finished with
cord and tasscls, is pretty as well as
useful.
A lovely set of doilies in white linen
is stamped in the same way. One was
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22

LOT our watch, but sleep we must, even
III small, bare legs do come uppermost
In our dreams. Mothers have tried so
many ways out of the difficulty, and
there are so many mothers, that
doubtless my own little plan is not at
all original, lat it is good, and that is
,hetter than originality. 1t is an i'm
provemcnt on he old way of running
a string through the hem of the night
dress and ,hawing it up, because that
method cramps the feet somewhat and
makes them rebellious and uneasy.
For a bit of two-year-old. five yards
Of outing viii make two gowns, aud six
yards will make two for the little four
year-old next in order. There are
est, fu2ziest is what is needed here,
and can be obtained at 1913 cents a
yard. First cut off sleeve lengths for
both little nightics, then halve the
goods left and lay aside onc-half. Take
the other piece and fold it in the mid
The shoulders and arm sizes may he
'Ormed with the two ends together, as
they are the same for front and back,
and then the neck may be cut in a shall
low slope behind and deeper curve in
me front. Now you are ready to sew up
The sides 'over and over" stitch the
Shoulder seams and gather the neck
INTO little, flat binding. Then cnt
The sleeves. rounded little at the top
and with only one perfectly straight
Nam inside. The superfluous fullncss
! gathered into a rutlie at the wrist,
Fth an elastic run into the top of the
mem so that it may set very close to
'ne wrists and keep them warm. The
alttens are bastcd into the sleeves at
we wrists, and if they are to be made
Noutng to match the dress you will
aeed to get little more goods, as the
I'VE six yards does not allow much
margin even for wee mittens. The
night dress opens behind, and the
opening should extend long way
aown as a needful convenience, and
se Closed with five perfectly fiat, small
buttons.
When the little gown is complete,
~''tens and all, there is one defense
Y against Jack Frost, anyway, and
V.aer defenses are more easily erected
With its aid.
Al desired, the sides of the gown may
s,sgored a little, but the fuller the
,S!a , at the throat the warmer it viii
Jake the dress
~, VI course WOODEN goods may be sub
,ssuted for the outing, or any othe
raages made, provided the bag is left
H. 'ne bag must be long, way below
nv nv zen little toes, or else the ten littl
Will make strenuous objection
vs Ma. u.s. there may be little objection
.;on s', but when you have Institute
H. =: iittle ''sack-race" to bed, thinl
"a. A.ue folks will come over to you
Oa ae IN majority.-Annie Hamilton
c'i' In Country Gentleman.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
Attention.

We are prepared to furnish any
amount of negro labor from Georgia
on short notice. Call on
w. j. GILLESPIE,
Cotton Belt Ticket Agent III
South Fourth street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
NEA I LIBRARY STAND
combined Dictionary Holder. Reference
Hook Shelf and scrap Basket.

"ook shclf and Scrap Basket.
the combined dictionary holder.
reference book shelf and scrap basket
SHOWN in the accompanying illustra.
tioh' Is not only artistic and useful. but
so simple of construction that it can
be easily made 10y almost any person.
1T requires four bamboo sticks two feet
and eight inches long: two boards ten
inches by twelve inches, and one board
twelve inches by twenty. Each board
has holes bored in each corner large
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22

Keys of all kinds, and locksmltn
york done on short notice at Am
bold's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
IRON FOUNDRIES.

RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
shops, Store Fronts, Iron and Brass Castings
Of all Kinds Made At Short Notice. Repairing
Engines, Cotton Gins. Presses and Farm I'm
plements . Specially. o. CANUTEsON.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-27

WOULD Admiral Irwin direct his
men to FIRE ON his own countrymen
even il orders to do SO should come
from the President The STAR
does not believe he would An
American naval commander is
merely bound to obey the lawful
orders Of his superior officer and ii
is implied that he is bound to give
no heed to the unlawful ones. OBJ
viouSlv, as the President would
violate the Constitution by an act
of war upon the Hawaiian Govern
ment, done without the consent of
Congress, the naval commandant
would simply do his duty by re-
iusing TO carry out such policy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-27
lIAW Allan COMM ERClAL.
BIG EXPLOSION MAY Soo< BE
LOOkED EoR.
Although the stock is Quoted at five
Dollars Per Share Fifty is
Being Paid II.

! There is nice little deal goiug on in
Company's stock. and the prospects are
! that some of those who are not i'm with
the ring will get badly cinched. For
weeks past the stock has been quoted at
tons are oftentimei deceptive. as in the
present instance. In consequence of the
deal now in process of contamination.
there has been much demand for several
little blocks of stock owned by outsiders.
Most of these. indeed il is believed all of
them but two. have been gobbled up at
market rates. The exceptions were two
blocks--One of seventy shares. owned by
Il real estate firm in san Francisco, and
one of fifty shares. owned 10y Young
business man of this city. The San
Francisco man got wind of the deal. but
could do nothing without few more
shares. as his alone was not enough
for the purposes of those who were in
the deal. They wanted at least one
hundred shares The San Francisco
broker concluded to make a little deal
with his Honolulu friend and get some
thing for their stock. They pooled
their issues" and offered the 10 shares
to the combine at $50 "a share. BY the
last mail the Honolulu man received IA
letter from his broker stating that a
certified check for $1,000 was awaiting
his order. BY the same mail the Homo
! brokers who buught the stock, ackuowl-
edging its receipt and stating that if the
| sale had not been made when it was the
chances of ever getting such price for
his stock would not have been worth
ten cents. The letter winds up with this
significant sentence Permit me
to congratulate you on being the
only one who has made any
money out of Hawaiian Commercial i'm
many long day" A still more signif-
cant postscript says: you may look out
for an explosion in Hawaiian CONNER
cial very soon" The lucky young mer-
chant is to be congratulated as one of
the very few who have ever made any
money out of any stock in which the
Spreckels crowd were interested. The
threatened explosion is said to be con-
nected with an intention of the
Spreckels crowd to foreclose the bonds
issued by the company and held by
them. If this is done the company S
property will be bid in by the Spreckels
combine and the shareholders will have
nothing but some worthless certificates
valuable AS the paper they are printed
ON,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-27
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81. 1893.
THE HAWAIIAN FUTURE

We do not believe that the pol
luted woman who once sat upon
the throne of these Islands will
ever again sit there. We do not
believe that the royal standard,
under which thieves took courage
and decent men and women felt
ashamed, will ever again wave upon
the towers of 'Iolani. We do not
believe that the Cloven foot of Poly
nesian tyranny will ever again tread
the Christian civilization of Hawaii
in the dust To these problems
Others than the President and,Sec-
rotary of State of the United States
will speak the solvent words. a
greater than they still rules the
destiny of nations, and responding
to the divine impulse, the Chris
tan commonwealth across the
sea will speak and is now
speaking for us with an imperious
voice. 1t spoke once before and
Grover Cleveland, who had gath
cred up the Confederate battle
flags to restore them to the South,
dropped those blood-bought en-
signs from a nerveless hand. That
issue to this was one of smallest
moment. Humanity, civilization
and democracy would not have
suffered from the transfer of the
flags bUt on this soil all that is
dear to America and Americans in
the domain of national principle
and of supreme political ethics is at
stake. Surely, the mother Coun-
try will not permit ii to suffer
outrage in the house of its friends.
We believe with all our heart that
President Cleveland will stay his
hand i'll honorable obedience to the
voice Of those whose chief servant he
is. II he should hesitate the truth
would stare him i'll the face that q
blow struck at freedom here would
rebound upon his own party and his
own fame, leaving the one to suffer
continuous defeat and the other tc
be written on tablets of dishonor as
that of a man who had betrayed
his country and his countrymen
Even Grover Cleveland must flincf
before that destiny.