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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
A BILL.

A bill to govern the issue of certifi-
Gates, notes, bills and bonds, and to
increase the currency.
BE it enacted, ETC.: ~.
That. hereafter, all certificates,
notes, bills and bonds issued by the
treasury department of the United
States shall be in the following de-
nominations, viz: 81, Sc, S5. $40, $50,
$50, 500; and that 25 per cent of each
issue shall be in the denomination of
81, 25 per cent in the denomination of
So, 25 per cent in the denomina ion of
$5, 10 per cent in the Reorganization of
$40, per cent in the den IN ination of
$50. per cent in the denomination of
$50, per cent in the denominat' on of
500.
Objects of the Bill.
The object of this bill is to incr ase
the amount of the circulating medium
without increasing the public debt to
do so. and to provide a currency
adapted to the wants and necessities
of the masses of the people whose busi-
ness transactions. with few executions,
range from five cents to five dollars.
Many millions of dollars of our cur
rency is now in denomina ions of five
thousand dollars and tea thousand
do lars Let us suppose for a moment
that all our currency was in those de-
nominations. II such were the cas-
does anybody doubt in the least that
family cows would beg for buyers at
nickel apiecc2 The people do not
care SO much aborH the kind of money
as they do about the amount, that
they may be able to get some Of it.
The best way to cultivate patri tism
is to have the government bonds IN
denominations so small that the COM
mon people. masses, can see one occa-
sionally and sometimes own one of
them, and therefore feel as if they had
some interest in the government.
The enactment of this bill will give
the relief SO greatly and quickly
needed throughout the country. AS a
restorative it viii excel confidence a
million TO one. A. d. MARBLE,
Winfield Kan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

AT this stage of the game anybody
ought to be able to see that the con-
test is between the people and the
usurers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

The peoples party in the vicinity of
Seattle, Wash. is strong enough to-
demand a daily paper and the Evening
Call is responding to he demand
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

SEVEN months gone and not demo-
cratic promise redeemed. Hope de-
fer1 I'd maketh the heart sick"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

KEEP it before the people that the
den ocratic party has not redeemed .
single pledge to the people.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

MARK this prediction: The tariff
fight will be as great farce as the
silver fight, and but little change
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

THE silver discussion has disclosed
one fact very plainly. 1t has shown
that we could do without either as a
money
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

EVERY legal tender dollar in the
United States is worth 100 cents
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
Delinquent Tax List
STATE OF KANSAS
BARHER COUNTY. 50

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on. to- wit:
~ The Fourth Monday OF October, a. d. 1888
and the next succeeding days. will sell at Public
Auction, 1T my Office in the Courthouse i'm Medl-
cine Lodge, for taxes and charges thereon for the
year 1892 and previous years. so mich OF each of
the following described tracts of land or town lots
situated IN the county of Barber. State of Kansas
as may he necessary for that purpose to-wIt:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

= The fight against silver is simply a
fight against more money.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

IS MANY counties in Kansas the old
parties are fusing on the Offices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

THE promises that the democrats
are not redeeming are vote-makers Tor
the peoples party.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

WHEN state or national bank issues
currency and loans it to you. you sim
ply pay them interest on what they
owe you.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

EVERY bank note that goes over the
counter is the creation of a new debt
that bears a double rate of interest
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

THERE is no other Kind of money
except fat money.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

WALL street loves Cleveland for the
enemies he has made.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

MORE konds p.eans more debt and so
does more bank currency.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

All Of sel4 lying So of
Southern Kansas II. X. ex-
cept lot Go feetx337k \ feet
... . 9J4 10 5 a.
Commencing NV cor sell g 20
rods lCBeS rods W 90 rods a
1858 rods TO beginning
80. ... .I334 10 502
Beginning at sw cornCr or =
end of 4th st extending cast
Of and 3 from the European
hotel In HazeliOn city 10 u
line OF said sec thence W 20
rods 10 rods g 70 rods u 30
rods to plce of boz, less Rot
Wfor taNof 1891 10 "a 10 l3 55
Lots 3 anh 4 a sw4 ....
"a 10 8 20
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING AND COUNTY.
Nv MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER H.
VIRGINIA WILL GO FOR THR
POPULISTS-
THE PEOPLE ARE THOROUGHLY
AROUSED THIS YEAR.

The Campaign Being Carried on with
Mesger Funds, but Truth, and Hon
esty and Right Must Win the Day
Small Aid Asked for.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

JOHN SHERMAN and Grover Cleve-
land are unit on the silver question.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

The old parties have fused on the
finance question.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

KEEP it before the people that it
was a democratic congress that Ede-
feated free silver by over 100 ma ajority
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
Totals

1t IS well to note that the above
indicates that the old parties are
getting together on the money aues.
ton
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

IT is not more notes we want, but
mo e moneg. Bank notes is credit,
while real money is not See?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

THERE is no such thing as money
of the world" The money of one ma
ton is not money in another country.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

The peoples par y is the only party
that favors free silver.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
tract with Cleve and. Poor old Dan!
His political race is nearly ended.


IF You don't think somebody is be-
hind the scenes q. the capitol pulling
the wires of our national legislation,
just observe the moves on the political
checker board When it required the
united efforts of the two old parties to
down silver in the house. and John
! sherman. Tom Reed and their follow
| ers came TO Cleveland's rescue and
saved the democratic administration
from defeat, great shout went up
from the populists all over the coun-
Try. the old twins have at last
unitedl" Thousands of democrats and
republicans could not deny it and
were sickened with the spectacle
This simply proved what has been AS
serted for years. that the old parties
were practically one. and this muss be
counteracted To do this the federal
election string was pulled from be-
hind the scenes, and what do we see2
/ The same fellows who so lovingly en-
braced in support of the Wilson bill.
now belaboring each other aDd tear
ing at each others throatsl Reader,
can you be deceived any longer by
these by plays, these shams? To take
up that federal election law at this
junction is to awaken anew The ami
mosities that have divided the parties
aud create the impress: ON that they
were not SO nearly together as the
people thought they were on the silver
vote 1t is tub, too, thrown to the
southern whale. The people of the
south are becoming too restless and
uneasy for the good of the Bourbons
of that section, and this move is to
arrest the sweeping progress the pop
ulists are making in Texas, Alabama,
Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia and
No tn Carolina, and the inroads being
made in other states.
DEMOCRACY has ever been q camp
follower. How the democrats howled
over Gar Reeds rulings in the Fifty
second congress! Crisp is now out
Rceding Reed himself in his rulings,
and all democrats can say is. Giving
'em some of their own medicine :"
Predictions are freely made that the
democrats. instead of redeeming their
pledges to repeal the Mckinley law,
that party will become party of pro-
lection before the election of 1896.
IT IS possible that in the contest
over the federal election law the demo
Gratis and republicans may be able to
separate themselves. but they ought
not to get too far apart, as the popu-
lists are getting more aggressive every
day. and plutocracy's interests de-
to aInalPa amate at any time
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

Il rou call this better times give us
something else. please.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

THERE is a marked difference be-
tween infla tion of credit and imitation
Of currency. 1t is well to study it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

IF you favor free silver gss out of
the party that opposes it,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
A PROBLEM OF MORE IMPORT.
ANCE THAN ALL OTHERS.
OUR MONEY SYSTEM, OUR TRANS
PORTATION AND OUR PAT
ENT LAWS.

The Number of Laborers Doubled. the
Power of Production Quadrupled, but
Indicated.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

On the propos tion FOR free silver a,
the ratio of 10 to ! the vote IN the
house stood as follows
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
TURKEY CREEK TWP.
-. N 20 Is 10 45

sol Oo Id ~ tO
net swt MT set set SEX.
....... -. 81 30 Is $50
swt net VT set /. .33 30 Is 7s5
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
nAzELToN TOWNSHIP.

Wy nw1f .... .2S ~ 10 IL "a
VIZ net net nwt - 20 ~ IS 20
sell .............. .33 50 10 - 90
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11
IUIH UIIiI I @ sWf ,.--.,..
....3l "a 10 8 80
NIPPAwALLA TWP.
OUr LOTS kIoWA TWP.
MOORE TOWNSHIP.

Outlot q less Y. OF ". Il -
Lot 10. ............. 20 -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-11

TO PoPULIsTs-AND ALL WHO BELIEVE
IN TuE CoJNAcE on cuyrp
, 1893-05-23
abeanblat ner autenta ataats Bettn,te, pterfnas 20. ae1at 1898.

: Sn 8orOeaur. itarb fiir8Gtcb an Der
St11Aen5a Elm g~eptier 8ipart, Der IN eil1em
groBen Sbeile Srdnfrei6s unter 6em Namen
Ser Corporal Der GobtengrGber" beta11nt
mar. 8ipart 9ebOrte 6urbaus ntcbt gu
benunternebmern BON rpompes fune-
bres"; er lebte iogar BON ietnen Genten,
aber tnfol9e eines ieltiomen6 a11ges bel6df5
ttgte ct it6 ipdbrenb letner WfuBeitunben-
unb er bate beren tdglt6 "a = bomit, olle
SoOtcn, Die auf BEN &ir9bof bon 8orbeaur
gei6afft purOen, 3ur lebten &ubetdtte gu
g~eletten. Sett mebr ais 20 Sabren feblte
ct Bel fetnen 8e9rdbntfie, mocbte es nun
i6oneS Wetter lein ooer mobte eS ~itiirnter
unb i9neien. @r gelel1te 1i6 81 Sen 9ln@
geitelten oer upompes funebres" uno oerz
lab ite nit guten Gat6i9ld9en. Damn lteB
ct ftb getpObnli6 Sic 9ei6e 5etgen, unter>
ri6tete ith ilber Ste 2trt ber &ranfbeit, Bic
bic peritorbene 8erion %babingerafft bate,
weinte nit ben tralernben 6tnterbliebenen
uno reoetc Iib in cine iol6e0tiibrittmmung
binetn, baB man Jpn fiir Sen nddbiten Ser
tpanbten beS Sobten balten muBte. Sci
beion6ers feierlteben Nnldiicn belt ct audi
pobl etne @rabrebe, bob fam ct babel iel7
ten uber bic etn9elernten 0lnfangSidBe btn@
aus, oa ct cine ibpere 3unge bate,
, 1893-05-23
2IQrRfBert6f.
@btcaqp, %. Ofat.

~
SoIgenbe 8reile puroen BEL er0Beren
Ydrtteen er3telt.
Butter, bette uSeperator" z8aare 10
W2Oc, quite 18@19c mittelmdBige 100
18c. 9airp, GooleD's bette 22024c, mitz
telgute unb quite 20(021c, frti6er BaGtng
Stof 17@19c, quite unb bette u0fou" II
@18c.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 1876, re6t
190ne 173c, 9airD 1876 unb 143e fiir Die
bette; in o5tous" Ober fleinen @ebinOen &c
me6r.
&dfe, bette fun cream cbe66ars" IL
@114c, fiat ibapes" 113@114c, goun9
Qmerica 110113c, v1fimmeb" 8@10c,
na6gema6ter S6mei3er 16@167c, u8rif"
143@15c, Qimburger 133@l4c.
@ter, gang frii6e BIO bas 0b6.
Sbit, ge60rrtes: Nepfel, fInftlib 9e~
trodnete $4,000 6as 8fo., an Der Sonne
eeoDrrte n0rblide 6@7; gfirfic6e 5@6,
8rombeeren 63@73, 6imbeeren 24@25
Golifornti6eS: 2tprifoien 1908, ntcbt
geicbalte 8ftrit6e 133@147, geibdlte 200
"A; 8flaumen 93@13; &oitnen: Qon6on
2apers 1,5O01,85 baS 9titben, Mtustaz
teller 1.O501.50, loie 4052.
Sbi, frii6es: 2tepfel 100000 unb
2.5003.5O ie nab Ser Site, Bananen
1.00(02.00, Sitrpnen 3.00(04.5 SO, SIori@
boer Srangen 2.50@3.50, @altfornii6e
gapeLs 2.5003, so; @rbbeerett aus 0out=
ltana 1.50@2,5 in "a 8tnts, Satnotier
3.5004.50 in "a BintS.
W$2.00 bas 9Bo.
&artoffeIn: 8isconitner 8urbants
auf Der 8abn $685., 6ebron 77@80c
&oie 72@75e, gearleB 10000, neue aus
OtetD Orleans $1.35 Der 8u19el.
@efIigeI, lebenotge: 9urfeb 10
c.; 6ibner: Semen 103@11c, 6G6ne
6(07c; @nter 100; @dnie, lebenbige
nit ben gan3en Sebern, $6.0O@8.O0 per
9ubeno.
Gentle: gteues 8etBfraut $1,000
$50 Der vGrate"; rotbe ober eelbe 3nte>
beln $1,35 ser 8ufbe1; Mobrriiben
$1,50@-.- baS SaB; iunge tpetBe
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75o9$1.OO 0as SaB, @urfen so "a
SOC. bos 9ubenb., @euerie 35@50c
baS 0B6., iunge 3miebeln S $1,000 baS
&tftben bon J 8uicbel, SaGat $1.00@1.25
bas Siit6en, 8ieplant 90c @$1.O0, per SO
gfb. &abiesben 50c0$1.00 bos &iitcben,
Sptnat 50(01.0 90 bas Sat, iun9e rotbeGitben
60@70c geteritlte 1926, &reiie 200
25c, @rbien GungO 6O@8O 6as 8tit@
ben 5u 20 Gu., 8obnen (%grIne) $1,00
@1.25 3d., Spargel $1.25@1,5 so baS
&titben gu ] 8uicbel. 0abSbobnen $3.50
@1.75 per 20 Quart, 8lumenfobl $1.750
ESQ bas &titben, Stefritben 100000 Der
8ui6el.
WbtSfeD: Slip.
&obLen: SIM &leinen, 9r0Bere vG89"
$7,25 bic Some, tLeinere unO rgtut" pber
v9tan9e" $3.50.
, 1893-05-23
Uuf Ser B6rfe

lit 8et3en matt unb ipeicben6. Suit brin9t
II, fdat bant1 auf 734 uno itet9t pieber
ouf 738. September lift bon II ouf 76s
5uritdgegan9en,
gorn 1T matt; Suit 414@b 9eptembcr
265@5,
Safer tpei9en6; Suit 285@29@28BB,
September 26505.
S9peineHetib tpei6en6, per September
Fl ,30021.20.
S9mol3: September 11,OO@1O.95.
&tppen: 1O.35@10,321
9~bonnirt auf bas Nbenoblatt Ser SQtnois
St0atsz 3ettung 8reis l Sent.
, 1893-05-23

Das
NbenOblatt Der 81. StaatSz 3eitnnQ
1T in Sen unten an9eoebenen 0e
Iddften 81 haben:
9orS1ette.
6. Sennter, 1899 Sincoln Noe.
q. 8. stephan, 1850 Stncoln Ane.
403 @roB 9toe.
402 GDSCoe 8puIebQr0.
q. st. Semitic, 1881 Belmont qpe.
g. 9olbman, 1744 @lorf Str.
6. g. MDpre, 442 Stncolu @ne.
Son gtolaos, 485 2trcpln Moe.
s. 81. Sap, $40 SincoGn 9loe.
Sranf Wagner, 597 &inColn Qne.
Spiepb Mt1nt, TAI 2iucoln goe.
6. 9teubars, 849 &incoln @pe.
Nm. Saplor, 1017 9iucoln @ne.
". Betting, 1926 @larf Ctr.
@nrSsgSe ftsg ette.
GenD, 1869 90. Nprtb 9tne.
8ader, 1877 81. W}oplelpopb gtoe.
9ft1Tou, 8729 81. CALIFORNIA Nne.
9oebue, 938 q. California aoe.
ueiterbouIe, 1135 81. california NnR
SrublD, 1914 Mttlpaufee Qtpe.
Satpbs, 1868 Wttltpantee QOe.
Safleg, 1929 Mtlipaufee Npe.
2earp, 400 MtiItpaufee 9tpe.
Guis, 521 Mtlmoufee @pe.
&urb, 821 Milipaufee Nne.
2inber9, 1913 Milipautee @ne.
Senper, 1919 Milnoufee 9loe,
Studer, 1850 Wdlmaufee Mne.
&nbree, 1854 Wttllpaufee @lpe.
Caring, 1895 Mtil,poutee Moe.
nerien, 1903 Wtillpoutee Aoe.
&roa, 655 90. 9}ort1 @ne.
5ouie1, 759 80. 9tortb Noe.
Sbaper, 1855 80. gtortb @pe.
9foId, 1870 Mtilpoutee 9lpe.
Stetnpbet, 148 4ytillpoufee 9lne
9enrtDs, 165 Wttlpaufee @oe.
9pffmau1t, 233 Mtiltpaufee 9loe.
Sen1en, 242 Milpoutee &oe.
@re9priet, 286 Wttltpoutee 9loe.
9ulbet, 300 W1illpaufee Npe.
@tueSple, 268 q. 5angatnon ctr.
Seoeriu9bous & 8etlfuB, 448 MiIpaufee Ine.
Stems Depot, 1854 Nrntitage @oe.
ytelps 9epot, 466 Nrmita9e gpe.
9Robiuion, 3A Milnaufe Moe.
Stems 9tore, 259 90. @bieogo Moe.
9ete, ALI q. Alblaub Sne.
, 1893-05-23
Oi|en6ahn~G aRrpfdne.

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luhit1 bonn 8oaro Of Srabe. Sifet=Cftce: 1O4 glorfItr.
, 1893-05-23
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@Dof 60, ST.. Tar, BAN
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151 AoDnbale. @oof So, 81. TAT, balu
, 1893-05-23
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Mt0 at. @oMiszSt iei,ba tii.

WNO ct. Nptts=UFlsNbWUH.
Union 9eppt, San 8uren Ctr. &biobrt BON Obi.
cagO 735 8ormittagS; Aufunft in @btco9o Sd Ibenos
10.l Nben6s; tlglid. ouS9enomneu Samitogs. &n=
fnnft III Chicago s. 10 @nrmitto95 tdglid, ous9enpnl1ren
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8oiio9ierzG eportemeuts, ober an 5. 9. Galobau, SenL
Waent, 10 Glorf Ctr,
, 1893-05-23
Onpnrt~1 Atute.

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9d9li4 mad @rauo 9onen, M~usfeaon, @roub sPanbs
'7:30 ubr Mbeuh5.
3pet Wtol poDentlid1 mad Green Ban, Woniitiare
nno SaD YortS. am 8leultag unb Gam1toa nm / lhr
Aben6s Solnta9s onSgenOmmer. Office uub Dots:
@kMt 01b Use &RAAiaQW ape 1Q9prpb
, 1893-05-23
SD0eS=NtaseiGe

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Tretnbet unb 8efonnte1t Die traurige Nodridt, boB
rtetn 9eIiebter 8atte Siotum 0cfer i'm glitter BON So
Sobren 3 Monaten Is Sogen 1eliq I'M Serrn oeIforben
1T. 8eerot9ung pout Srauerbanie, 5l24 e. Salte6ftr.,
WtittmDdD 9tabmittag l ubr nad 9rocelan0. 8te tral=
ernoet Sinterbllebenen
@oa GbrfItita 9tefer, @atttu.
Wtorte, Souls. Gborles, @eprQ, emma, gGtat,
Mtinnie. Sophie, Riuoer.
QSilbelmine SUMTER uno Sophie W5eierboefer,
SGmefter1I.
Souls llnb Nuguit geter, 9riber.
Otto Sd)rpeoer, S1pteQerfohn.
, 1893-05-23
Us iscpm{iu GcutraI=@tnicm.

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@iblono, Srpntomns unb II
Gan Claire @rpreB.
Moufeiba @IpreB .................l-
, 1893-05-23
OeI6Gftsz0 Differentiation.

On pe"rt0ufen: SIN Saloon NIT Z n6blirteu 3in1=
~ mern. Ndberes in Der Expedition Der Gtaats3eitHng.
18mi6t
, 1893-05-23

Sreunbe1 1nb 8efannten our Mafrtft, baB Srau
Sn1 time 9rDtb i'm Nlter BON so Sobren mad flrsent
Seiben our elpiger 9tuhe Ionft etn9ef6lafen lit. Sic ge=
erot59nn9 ttnoet itatt 9ttttnof, ben "a. Mtoi, Inn l nbr,
bel @lemens ln0 6ranctsca &btet. 95 @ia ctr.
, 1893-05-23
S=MMsefnc.

GO0eSE&EN3et0c+
Sen 8eamten Der Sotrt 3reiDett Np. f2, g. ..
s. pie trourt9e 9to9ridt baB unfer 8ruber 9 M 0 n
Refer I'M bitter Don So SaDren 4 Wtonoten ont CONN
tag, 81. Wtoi, eeftorben it. 8te 8eer6igung fimbet am
Mttttpp1, ben q. Mtai, l uDr yto6mittogs, bonn Srou=
erbouIe, 1924 e. 9olIteb'troBe nod @raoelonb itatt. 9ie
grltoer itno freuubli9it e%tn9elaoen 3t eribeinen.
Sob. 6arfp, s. 90.
6. Sau0, 81, s..
, 1893-05-23

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-13
General Hartwell offered the follow
ing demurrer without arguments:

General Hartwell offered the follow
ing demurrer without argument:
District Court of Honolulu, Oahu,
S. Before Foster, J. Provisional
Government Us. Walter G. Smith,
charge of libel-defendants demurrer.
The defendant demurs to the charge
herein made and filed, and assigns the
following grounds for demurrer, viz:
O. That the said charge does not
st forth or state facts which constitute
the criminal ofense of libel.
-(2) That the publication complained
Of does not impute to the complainant
any possible criminal ofense.
(3) That none of the words in the
said publication can legally be deemed
to imply or mean that the complainant
is or ever was guilty of the fence of
treason, or Of melting Others to commit
the offence of treason.
(4) That there is nothing in the said
publication contained which directly
tends to injure the good name or
reputation of the complainant, or which
directly tends to bring the complainant
into disgrace, adherence, dum, con
tempt or ridlcule.
50. That the said publication by its
express words refers to nothing in the
past and to no existing matters but
solely to hypothetical or supposititious
future matters and events none of which
can legally or properly be deemed to
refer or apply to the complainant
(6). That the complainant cannot
legally be considered as libeled by the
said publication any more than if it
purp)rts to recite antedlluvan or pre-
silurian history.
%. That the said publication being
professed recital of events to occur in
the year A. D. 1925, cannot legally be
deemed to apply to the complainant or
to impntc to him the commission of a
criminal offence in or before the present
year A D. 1898, or to tend directly, in
any other way that is mentioned IN said
charge, to injure the compliments
good name, fame or reputation.
Wherefore the defendant asks that
the said charge be dismissed and that
he be allowed to 60 hence without day.
Dated June IS, 1898.
WALTER G.. SMITH,
By His Attorney
Alfred S Hartwell.
Mr. Hatch argued at some length
that his client had been ibeled by i'm
plication, and Judge Hartwell, in reply,
to k the ground that the statute would
not admit of an action against the
author of statement which did not
directly" tend to injure the reputation
of the plaintiff
Judge Foster announced that he
would rule on the demurrer tomorrow
at o:3o.