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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
AN ArRooIoUs DEED.
BODY Of Dead Baby Found by the
PnhIic RnadSide.

Public Roadside.
On Saturday morning, March 18th
Dave Lambert reported to Coroner
DelanO the finding of dead body by
the roadside near Peter iIansen's place,
which is just beyond the town limits,
on the road leading to Duncan,s Ferry.
The body, which was that of a f.
male infant, lay in some weeds or
brush only few steps from the main
Travelled high way.
\ jury WAS empaneled by the coroner
an made an Investigation Of the case,
RESULTING in verdict that the
child was alive when born; that it came
to its death from causes unknown to
the jury, and that the body had been
placed on the roadside where found by
a person or persons to the jury un-
known. 1t is TUmored that some
things have come to the knowledge of
members of the jury since the inquest
which may lead to further investiga-
ton of the mystery. If this be true it
is to be hoped that nothing may be left
undone that might lead to the exposure
at least of any person or persons who
would be guilty of such deed as that
If leaving a human body in such a
place, though newborn babe, what
eyer the circumstance of its birth
mi ht have been.-Payette Independ
emf
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27

The Weiser Signal exultinrlv ex-
claims: RAILROAD or no railroad the
land Of Weiser is going to push g.igB8
along because we have the resourcef to
do It," What did thee take my friend !?
Charley Van Dorm, a former Saloon
keeper, has been appointed Warden of
the Penetentiary. 1t is said that he is
good Democrat and viii make good
officer.
The first payment on the bonus Of
tered the railroad people has been paid
Dy Payette. 1t amounted to $500. and
editor Lockwood was there irving to
throw wet blanket over everything bv
offering to bet cash that the road viii
not start at Payette.
Young Harding, who failed to sue.
coed as legislative enrolling clerk, has
! been sent as Mormon missionary to
the Indian Territory. His experience
In the Legislature will be of iacalcu-
liable advantage to him among the
aboriginese.
Street rnmor has it that Mr.. George
l.. Alley is being brought forward as
candidate for Mayor. b1r. Alley pos
sesses every qualification and has had
considerable experience as member
of the town council. He would no
doubt give splendid satisfaction.
Some time ago ex.Assessor L orn in
formed a TRIBUNE man that MAYOR
Gwinn was very much disposed to test |
the legality of the act of the County |
commissioners by which the County
printing was awarded to Steunenberr
Brothers at ~ cents a line in face of a
BID to do the work for two cents a limo.
we hope the Mayor will not attempt it.
1t would be bad business policy
The Christian Volunteers of America
nave secured the Baptist church for
salvation services Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week. The meet,
lngs are conducted by Jacob Buck,
commander, who is on his mission to
Boise Idaho, and Throughout the South
ern States to organize and establish the
work of said Volunteers with head
quarters in Boise, Idaho. Saturday
evening the commander will enlist
men. bers Into the ranks and also com
mission officers for the war to take the
field.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
DON'T DO TT.

The News hopes Governor Steunen-
berg will see his way clear to refuse to
act on the investigating committee pro-
vided for by the legislature and upon
which he was appointed 1t may have
been all right for the legislature to
make PROVISIONS for such a committee
but it was extremely bad taste to make
up the committee as it was done. For
one high officer to search the records
Of his predecessor with view OF frd-
ing out and making public his short
c0mings, if any, is seemingly a very
unpleasant job at best, and sure to be
unsatisfactory to somebody. Such a
proceeding in the long run will cost
more than it will come to. Let others
make the Investigations, not the sue.
cessors to men in olice.-Blackfoot
News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
ALL GONE.

Last week THE TRIBUNE published
an account Of the terrible affection
which had befallen the Kershaw family
in Fremont County. The following
item is the end of the sad and pitifui
story:
"rhe last child of Joseph Kershaw
died last Friday, and the entire family
of eight children, who three weeks ago
were hale and hearty, now lie beneath
the snow as a result of diphtherias
The Ladies Aid Society have made
several dresses for Mrs. Kershaw and
both Mr.. and Mrs. Kershaw will be
furnished with comfortable clothing
and transportation to Salt Lake, where
they both have some relatives. The
house they lived in and its entire con
tents will be burned" Fremont
County News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
P0STMASTERS FEEL SECURE.

Washington d. c., March 15-Post-
master General Gary made the definite
announcement to day that the admin
lstration, after delberation, has dicid.
ed to adhere to the 4 year tenure of
ONCE policy for all postmasters. He
stated that except in a few eases where
removal for cause was required on &C
count of delinquency, incompetence or
other instances of unsatisfactory CON
duct or administration of the office. all
postmasters, fOurth-Class as well as
nose OF residential appointment,
would be allowed to serve out term
OF four years. This official statement
OF policy, one of the most important SO
far determined upon by the admins
tration, has been awaited with great
interest by the entire corps of post
and by the patrons of 7O675
postotlices throughout the country.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27

cult court for the the district of Ne
pIaska, and the court held that the
Dahk, receiving the money knowing
u was the property of Moore s. Hutch.
ms, simply held it in trust for them.
ana that they were entitled to recover
II with Interest, freight charges, cost
OF SUIT etc. Judgment was given them
LOT the amount found to be due them.
ana from this judgment the bank ap
pealed to the United States circuit
court OF appeals, before which the case
wa, was argued OH the 10th of last month.
l ne bank fought the case stubbornly
from the start, but it was defeated on
every point.-Elmore Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
JUSTICE OBTAINED.
Moore & Hutchins Win In Their Case
vs.. thd OmAhA National Bank

Wednesday, Thurston Hutchins re.
Ceived letter from q. w. Moore, of
Boise, announcing that the u. S. cir
cult court of appeals had affirmed the
decision of the lower court in their
case against the Union Stock Yards
National Bank of South Omaha, and
that the bank would remit the amount
of the judgment, which is something
like $4,000, within few days. The
facts in this case are about as follows:
On July 2Sth, 1898, Moore Il Hutchins
shipped Is carloads of cattle to the
stock yards at South Omaha, Mr..
uutchins accompanying the shipment.
The cattle arrived at the yards August
l, and owing to rule existing there,
could not be sold or offered for sale eX-
cept through one of the commission
houses doing business at the yards.
Accordingly, Mr.. Hutchins turned the
cattle over to the Waggoner- Birney
company. The cattle were sold on the
day of their arrival, and at 80 the pro
ceeds were deposited by the commits.
sion company in the Union Stock
Yards National Bank. On the morn
Of tho next day the commission COM
pany drew its check for &Il,773O3. the
proceeds Of the sale, less commission,
yardage and freight, but the bank re.
fused to pay alleging that it had appro
priated the amount of the deposit made
the evening before by the company to
liquidate certain debts due from the
company to the bank. Moore q
llutchSns brought suit against the
bank for the amount due Them. The
case was tried in the United States cir
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
CALDWELL ANo NAMPA MEET.
A Most Delightful Social CalI-TwO
Coach Loads of Caldwell Society,

Last Thursday evening two passen-
ger coaches laden with the wealth and
beauty and substantial goodness of
Caldwell society left Caldwell bound
for Nampa. They were bent on re-
turning the visit which the Nampa
people paid Caldwell people last month.
1t was merry party and a most de
lightful time of it they had. Nampa
was prepared; greeted and entertained
them royalty. 1t has not been learned
just what the program was, but from
limitations of returned guests, it was
all that was good and desirable. Space
will not permit of a detailed list of en-
teTtainers and entertained.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
VENTRILOQULSM TAUGHT.

+ A number of Caldwell people have
expressed a desire to learn ventrfl0-
quism, and desire me to teach class
in Caldwell. If those interested will!
call at my Office at the Griffin Hotel ar
engagements may be made for acquiring
the art. l shall stay here in the prac
tice Of my profession as a PhysiOgno-
mist for the next month, and those
who wish character readings, with
chart, can secure them at the low rate
of 50. DIR. JOE DEBARTuE.
Griffin Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of A. L, Dayie, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, T,
). Hun, administrator Of the estate of A. J.,
D&Tie, dece tSed, to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against the said deceased
20 eXltblE them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said Administrator at office of
Assessor Canyon County, Idaho, at Caldwell
Idaho. THOMAS j. HUFF ''
Administrator OF Estate Of A. L. Dayle, de-
ceased.
Dated March goth, 1897.
FRANK J. SMITH,
all Attorney for Administrator
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
NOTICE

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Idaho, in and for Canyon
County.
W: d. .Dihert, Survivor Of John DIbcrt and
Som, Plaintiff,
VS..
Hugh B. Grumbling, Defendant.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day OF
March, 1891, an attachment was issued against
the property Of the above named defendant
Hugh B. Grumbling, in the above entitled
action.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1897
VIC. DUNBAR, JR., Clerk.
By Ii. c. DUNBAR, Deputy.
4, j. FRAwLEY and
WYMAN g. WYMAN,
hi2' Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
A I4.YEAR OLD GIRL.

She ElOped and Got Married Yester.
day
An old gentleman named Cook came
to town today in a dreadful state of
mint. His l4year old stepdaughter
was sent to Leduc postoffice yesterday.
While on her way she met her lover.
Argie Carpenter, and the two went be-
fore George Harris, Norman elder of
Little Wood River, and were married.
Mr.. Cook was informed that, notwith-
standing the girl was under 1G the law.
full age, nothing could be done, as
section 2429 of our statutes saws:
"But noncompliance with the lawl
does not invalidate any lawful mar
riage." Wood River Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
To Chicago or st. LGH,s
via Omaha OF Kansas City.

The service of the Union Pacific via
either route is the very best. The
equipment consists of handsome day
coaches, Chair Cars, Pullman Buffet
and Drawing Room Sleepers, Dining
Cars and Buffet Smoking and Library
Cars. Fewer changes than via any
other line. For time tables, rates, etc.
call on GEORGE L, ALLEY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
FORGOT TO CREDIT.

DR.. Lyman Abbott says that King
David only wrote Is of the 1870 psalms
credited to him. King David being de-
ceased has not the opportunity to ex-
enSe himself by pleading that the com
p.oSitor forgot to set up the word tex
change" after the remainder.-Ex.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
OUR ENVTOUS NBIGHBOR Il

Idaho is progressive state. Up
there when member of the legislature
is proven guilty of offering or accept
ing a bride, the next day his desk is
"sWamped" with flowers as a tribute to
the esteem in which he is held. Idaho
doesn't propose to be behind the times.
Huntington Herald
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
OFFICE HOURS PROM sam. srM,
EVERY DAY.

o., Caldwell, Idaho, June II, 1896
TO whom ii may concern:
the undersigned had DR.. Gee Wo treat me
during my sickness and found his treatment to
pc a success. | was grieyOuSly afflicted with
Sciatlc rheumatism. cheerfully TecOmend DIR.
Gee WO'S treatment to afflicted humanity.
,TOHN T. SEBRFF,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27
TIME CARD U. P. RY. CALDWELL, IDAHO.
West Bound
East Bound

TIME CARD U. P. RY. CALDWELL, IDAHO.
East Bound. West Bound
Passenger No. 5:43 p. Passenger Mol II :l9a.
Freight % 3:4Op. Freight 81 :i0a
Freight 241:5Oa. Freight 23I2:SOp.
GEO, L. ALEEY Agent
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-27

Accommodations fig.= class; rates
reasonable; excellent table. The Griffin
Hotel, Caldwell, Idaho.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
0eNorten.

Nm 4. 9lpril in Canal Doper srau
gli3abetb Greiter i'm Nlter bon rs sSab=
ren. Sic binterldbt flint Rinoer lno
5ablreids gntel.
Vim 5. Mpril in 9len pbilas
oelpbia 6rau Sane 6. Green i'm Nlter
BON SO Sabren. Sie 8erforbene bin=
terldbt Jie6s &inber, flint SDbne unb
cine So1ter.
Nm s. Mpril in ubri1sbiae perrp
Sempiter. elm 8eteran oes Yiiraertrie=
ges. i'm Mlter BON SO Sabren, an Der
Sri9btiAen Nierentrantbeit.
Nm Sonntag, IL. Npril, in glepe=
Lamb @lnil Gerber, Gobn bon nlridb
@erber, nah biertp09entli1er Granf-
belt an Der Nussebrung. IS lit bies
i1on ber brittle Sobn bie1er ssamilie,
iuelder i'm 8erlaufe tpeniger Sabre i'm
beiten Mannesalter babinitlrbt. lllridb
@erber bat big gum Sabre 1881 NIT
feiner Jamilie bier getpobnt uno baben
iih Gltern unb S0bne augemeiner Ye=
liebtbeit erfreut, unb 9ibt 1id baber
bel biefer neuen SrauerbotIhaft allQez
meine Sbeilnahme funo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Gtmbrmd, lit Hbilipsbura !.

Sn ben fsbten Sabren Iino su per=
ihieoenen 3eiten ihon orei ginbriihe
im Store BON Daniel 8ruber in pbi=
lipsburs periibt moroen, ipobei speimal
aud Der 8eloihranf seIprenst muroe.
I'm tpeiteren ginbrii1en elm 3iel su
ieben, lieB 8ruber oaher feline Wob=
nuns ourb einen ginbre6eralarm nit
bem Store perbinben. Nm lebten Don=
nerfaa Morgen um 2 llbr ert6nte oie=
ier Alarm, @ruber fprans auf, tleioete
li1 an, ergriff ieinen 8epolner uno elite
nod Dem Store. 9lls CT aber burh
Elm Seniter iab, bab in bemielben bier
Mdnner dn Der Nrbeit tparen, bebadte
er 9lei1 5allifaff, baB bas before She'll
Der Sapferteit bic goriidt 1T. gr lieb
baber bic Siebe rubis ipeiter arbelten
uno fhlid ii6 iadte bapon, um mebrere
Na1barn 81 tpeden. g}o1 ebe er nit
oieien Suriid fehrte, borte man BON
Store Der einen oumpfen 9nall. gun
eilten 8ruber unb feline @efdbrten bin !;
auf Dem We3e bortbin faben lie 4 Mdn-
ner, Die iie ieoOh in Der 9untelbeit ni6t
ertannten unb fir gta1barn bielten,
pel6e gleiAfalis ourd ben &naG alar.
mirt ieien /; fe bieIten iid baber nidt
nit oenIeiben auf unb eilten na1 bem
Store. Sort fanben Iie ben @elo=
i9ranf aufgefprengt uno INN S1mud@
ia1en i'm Wertbe bon ca. 800 beraubt,
bod batten iid Die 9iebe ni6t Die s3eit
senommen, aud bic S1ublaoe aufau-
brehen, pelde bas @elb entbielt, uno
10 entging ibnen oieies bon ben Hdu-
bern aber mar feine Spur mebr au
feben.
9m nd6iten Sage ipurben in 8lates
Wfills unb Wainmrigbt SausIuhunaen
peranitaltet, Die jeood teinen grfOla
batten. 8is iebt feblt nod ieber be-
itimmte Inbaltspuntt, iper Die ginbre=
der 5inD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
8oItnar.
8olibar, IL. 2lpril 1897.

4
Mertber Beoba1ter /!
Nm 8. b. farb 44 Meilen bon bier
Reinrid Clint. Ser Nerltorbene tpar
am 81. DECEMBER l843 seboren uno
berebelidte li6 i'm Sabre 1869 nit
@briffine gaotter bieier gbe entiproHen
fiinf Qinber, bier S6bne unb cine
9odter, ipobon nod bier iolpie elm gns
tel am 0eben finb. Die Satin bes
Uerblidenen ging bemielben f9on
bor 3iuei Sabren i'm 9obe boraus, uno
por Sabresfriif elmer ieiner 56bne.
Die ferbli1en ueberreife bes Neritorbez
llen wurben auf benz neuen Griebbof
babier beigeiebt Sr. pforrer Naoel
bon Der beutfA lutberii9en Rir1e belt
bic Qeidenrebe.
Mm 10. ifarb in ber Wdbe bon Soar
Urou Ratbarina 3Oller, geb. Geible.
Die 0erifnrbene mar in @pttenoder,
Wiirtemberg, geboren. Sm Sabre
1854 lam tie na9 Mmerifa unb lies .iit
in 3oar nieoer urb bat Biz 3u ibrem
9Dbe bort geipobnt. Sbr Gatte oina
ibr Dor bielen Sabren i'm 5obe poraus.
Sic Neriforbene binteridbt A Ginber,
5tpei 66hne unb 3tpei 90dter, ebenio
mebrere gnfel. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Ste Rriiis I'm Djtett.

3tpiihea Grieden iln6 Eilrfen lit
mod feline forneGle Rrieaserfldrnng err
fplgt, aber am Greitag baben 5000
sriebiide 5reitpillise Die @rsnse iiber-
idritteu, mebrere tiirfiihe gorpoffen=
bduier niebergebrannt un6 lino oonn
auf ibrem Bormarid auf cine tiirtiide
Oeeresobtbellrna geitOben. IS ent=
ipann lib fofort elm 8efeAt. bas, rie
es fdeint, in elmer Heibe bon Gharmii=
beln fortgelebt pirb. gs fam faum
be3ipeifelt tperoen, bab bic griediI1e
@egierung nit oieien FreiiDiliaen lln-
ter eii,er Oefe fpielt. sic baben arie-
diihe 6abnen. iperben BON ebemaligen
sriedilden Dfflsieren uno llnteroffiSie=
rem angefiihrt uno geb6ren meiifens gu
benz iiber 8riehenlanb perbreiteten pan=
belleniiden 8oltsbunb. Den reauldren
9riebiihen 9ruppsn mdre es Elm 2ei1=
tes getpeien, bieie 8anoen an Der ueber=
idreitung Der @rense gu berbinbern.
bod lieB man lie i'm @egentbeil unter
0ohrufen unsebinoert iiber bic Wren3e
riiden.
Die Mblidt III tpobl, baB man Die
5iirfen peranlabt. in Der Werfpleune
bieier Sreiminieen bic 8renaen au iiber.
fbreiten, ,porauf 8rie9enlanb bann Die
&ole oes uniduloig Nn9esriffenen fpie=
len m6dte.
Was bic 8robmdhte nun tbnn iper=
ben. 1T unsepib. Wahrideinlid por-
ldufis gar nidts, neil lie fi6 nibt su
einigen DermDsen. 9dtten Die Md9te
ben 8rie1en in Greta freie Ganb 9e-
laKen, 10 hdtte fid bic Bforte 3ufrieoen
aeben muiien uno bic llnruben mdrsn
auf bic Sniel beIdrdntt geblieben.
Dur1 ibre ginmiidung in Rreta baben
nun bic flueen OiplOmaten. Die oas
@ras tpa6ien b0ren, aber oasielbe lei=
Der nidt ielber freiIeu, geraoe bas ere
reidt. mas iie bermeioen ipollten. sic
haben Die 8erbdltniiie 70 seitaltet, oab
cine enosiiltise 20iung Der Orientirage
ni1t ldn9er oerihoben tperben fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Canal 9oper.

Scs. ". glau BON pittsbura tua,
bier in @eiddFten.
gine Nn3abl 2naben, feiner bapon
10 Sabre alt, bra1en am Sonntoo
Nbeno IN ben Store bon Gerd & gars
Der. Wat Garling, elmer Der Sdlinoel.
ipar NIT @ebolber unb Meiler berIeber.
Nus ber Banbe fann nod mas tperoerr.
Mm Wontag 4benb, 10. Mpril. tuiro
IN Der Qarmonie 0aq Elm gonaert nit
ealieo Ball beranitaltet. Sic She'll.
ilebmer oiirfen ii6 einen beraniiaten
Mbenb berfpreden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Die Sart WereamtiIe Gomp al, !,

wiini9t Cure 2unbidaft. Dieielbe
9ibt gud mebr quite gllentpaaren unb
S9ube fiir gner @elb als iraeno Elm
anoerer Store i'm gountp.
Vile Die neueiten Mufer bon 3lei=
oertpaaren bon l23 bis so Gents per
Uarb.
Wuseetpdblte Calico inb quite Wsus-
lin fir 5 gents.
Sonntaasfaube fir Damen, CUTE
Qualitdt, $l.25.
S9uere Mrbeitsi6ube fit Mdnne,
Sl.25 unb before Sdube fir Rinber
als Sbr fonffpo faufen tDnnt.
Die 9art Wercantile Co.,
Netp philadelphia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
3n eeuS Girfus.

] DE strabenbabngefelIi9aft g1etD
philadelphia llbri1sbille tuiro am
ld9lten eamifag gum geIuhe bon
Sells Cirrus 5 Magen mad lbrihspiIle
tabrerl lalien, ipelde bic paIiaaiere Bis
2 Square bonn Gbomgrunb Iinbrin-
9efl. Gabrpreia 10 Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Netrattxb elpt ptllt8tett4ett.

gbmin s. Welbon Mnnie G1pinbt.
perrp 8. Durris pearI Barr.
6. f. 9abn 2otfie s. Meoula.
Wm. s. Miller Rattle Uribble.
ganben5io Bertaglio Mabalena 9e-
ra33Q.
Sobn q. &eabp 2aura s. QDarne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14
Neue Girma.
Staat Sbio,

Stoat ,Sbin,
SusearotpaS Gpuntp. So.
CD mrh biermit beiheiuiet bab Yeter sSdbrnp nnb
Mibert 3D. Reiier in 9tep gbilabelpbia. Ohio. fib oils
9eihdftstheilbaber perbnnoen, nm in oieiem Staote
nnfer bem Hameu Sabrup unb Geiier Sei6dfte su
fbnn.
Ser @et9dftsstob Der Jirma lift in Stem pbilabel.
pbia. IN bieiem Gpantp.
Sbises iinb bic nonft6ubgen Nomen aler Wtttelie.
Der ber Strma nno oplitdnoige Gn9obe BON ibrem
Mobnfs.
Bon uns nnteri&rieben uub beelambist ON %.
Mdrs 1897.
9'eter 6abrnb.
alhert %. Reiler.
gE Sn9leid finb ole Qerionen, bic nod nit tbren
Sabluasen bel sSabrnp & 8eiier i'm Hiififanoe fnb
anfgeforoert oorsnjpredben uub ibre Re9uuueen a,l
beribtigeu. Die Binder fiub I'M Store. 3p
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-14

Die aleioermooe III Qapplanb bat
letf l0OO Jdbren ni1t eetpe6felt,
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Wanted An Idea ',:: $ss /: s. s.;:; ;s'ss
Write JOHN WEDbERBURN q Co, Patent xttog.
neys Washington, D. c. for their d 500 prise ofIer
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-09-08

has said. "Next to the Declaration
OF Independence itself, Washing
tons farewell address is the richest
heritage that has come down to us
from the Father OF the Republic. 1t
is not only perfect analysis OF the
spirit OF the Constitution, but it is
a lofty appeal to true American pa
triotism, accompanied by words of
solemn warning and advice, the wis
dom Of which has been increasingly
demonstrated by added experience
OF each successive generation"
America has not and will not wrong
Hawaii. Annexation without the
consent OF the people of Hawaii is
impossible.
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OUR FUTURE VOTERS.

To day the slave owners assemble
to sell fair Hawaii into captivity and
to transfer her body, but not her
soul, to new owners. So great a
boast has been made of American
influence that it will be OF interest
to note the number OF Hawaiian
born children who owe their exist
ence TO foreign parents. Again Mr..
Atkinson's invaluable census report
comes to our aid. He gives us
the figures, and it is interesting to
note that there are 800 Americans
to 1879 Europeans and 1912 Asiatics.
The Portuguese alone swamp the
Asiatics with $3.50 children, OF whom
1906 are males and 1858 females.
There are 712 British, $40 Germaus
and 1862 Norwegians. 1t is difficult
TO see from these figures where the
American preponderancy comes in
to legitimately endorse the theft of
a country without the expression OF
the will OF the people being permit
ted by the despoilers. 1t will be in
teresting to watch the division of
the spoils when the bargain is con-
summated, and to notice how, from
comparative poverty, men in few
months, or years, will become sub
stantially wealthy II ever the citi-
zens of Hawaii are granted an Am
erican franchise vengeance will fall
upon the heads of the traitors to
her independency in a manner they
will have cause to regret, but in all
probability they and their ill.gotten
gains will be removed to the Greater
Republic OF the capitals Of Europe
Vale Dole. Imperator ct Jasder.