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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Die fabtiiae S9ulb UNI etwa
IT,. 100000 bermehrt.

Die Staot Dubuque bate in ben
lebten 4 Sabren stuei iosenanute .,Gi.
tisens"s ooer .,&eform 8erpaltuns
gen.. Sie erite mar llnter Getting
bon Mapor Sauabertp llno perer6Berte
bic tabtiI6e S6ulo UNI etpa 800
lOO, 900. Sm %per9anaenen Sabre bat
nun Der jebise Wapor Suifp, Der aud
bon ben %ioaenannten .Giti5ens" ooer
,, Geformers" erruGblt wlIoe, beipie=
fen, oaB er es peritebt, bic Sbuloen=
lat unierer Staot su per9rOBern, iu-
Dem er uno feline Serpaltuns bic itdo.
tiide S6ulo UNI un9efdbr $50. 900
bermebrt baben, ndbreno bic o.mOtra=
tiihe Administration, psl9e ibnen i'm
amte por9ing. nibt muir teine neuen
S6lloen madte, ionoern in aluei Sab
rem bic Sdulo I'm $44. 900 perrins
9erte. @ir bringen bier ben idbrliheu
geridt oes itdotiiben guoitOrs Wcs
Gartan. aus Dem Nlberes erieRen psrs
ben tam:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
gun beuti6en 9~cBriuble an Der fatb
u%uineriitqt in Waibinatou.

Der botp. Sr. 8olsr. Piarrer Der
st. Peter unb Paul=@emeinoe in ct.
2Ouis. iprad in oeiIen leBter mOnatIis
den Tsriammluns in Dem ct. Pau-
lus-gsrsin iibsr oas Yrojett Der e r.
ri9tun9 bes oeuti6en Sc + Il
# II bles an Der tatbOliIben uniOers
iitGt in @~aibingtOn uno ermunterte
ale Wit0licoeL na9 &raIten 81 BENT
ielbsu bei3utrolen. S0s mar aber
ni6t @Qes. Gr ielbit ging Johann
9leid nit benz 9uten Seiipiel boran
uno Sei6nste oils g9renmit9lieo bes
8ereins $50. 9as piro fiber cine
quite g8irtunS baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

balls al 99ilfesbarre in Dem Sroen,
gu tueldsm Shpelter Welanie gsb6rte,
fat. Die Sdmeitern Der ct. Sames'
Stride, bic BON Siour Gitp unb &enl=
fen ppbnten Der 2eidsnieier bel. Die
9inosr Der Ct. Spispbs.S dule, beren
Sberbaupt bic 9eritorbste mar, ian9sn
ibrer bobssebrten Sberin Elm riibren=
oes Ibidieosliso. S9Deiter Mslania
miro fir LANCE 3eiten bel febr Dielen
8ldubi9en in liebeDOller grinnerun9
bleibeu.
Stub MN, o S1ipeiter, iuiiiBeiem Srisber,
Hube in @ott, On @eliebte bes Serrl,
Sterben uub Sheibeu 1T SeSsm beibleben,
To6 III Der 9iebe bin Oh ms uitt fern.
Siebe bic Eeinen I'm Old nm geidoaret,
8siuenb uno bstsnb urrltsb'n Tie Seiu 8rab,
@ittsu iiir Gid III benz bimmlIibeu Gater,
SIebenb bag @ott 9eb' Cir eIuige Stub.
Sbeure, On bait ia 10 mlttbig 9~elitten,
@ott iab bic 3Gbrer bic On balt 9ewsint {;
Nait Cir 10 TAPER ben Simnltl erltritteu,
Etit nit benz Sr1ut' gam AM elpi8 pereiut.
Slsb', baB mir nimmer pom rebten FfaS
lpeitIst,
GaB mir lid is6sn bort obrn eiut ipiebcr,
Dap mir Sas l3ieI aud, ben 9immel, er'
reidelt,
SIeibsn auf epie 3uiommm p~ereint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
9l9emtelt

Oerlanat. 9e0en quite S~e3abIung, fir
ben 9ertauf BON Nrtiteln, wel6e in
ieoer oeutiden, iopie nmeritaniiGen
6amilie nOtbUenoia 9ebraudt msrOen.
Sober, Der iih Elm rentables 8ei9dit 81
9riinoen miiniat. ooer ii6 einen 9uten
Nebenueroienlt ueri9aiien milf. idreibe
ioiOrt I'm t~oitenircie YrOben, Girtu-
lare, II. (. 10. az
6. 5. S6oOp g. Co.,
go. 293 State StraBe,
NaciHe, gSis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
I Miren Stefel tobt. +

SOeber erboltsn mir bon Germ
Central g Sereins : prdIioert &oOlpb
Weber bon &acine, 9Dis., cine Sss
peI4e, psIte ben Sob oss Germ Ilfreo
StedeI, Recorbirenosr Setrstlr oes
8. &. 6. @entrals9 ereius, meloet.
Ser SOo oes braoen uno pfibt9etreuen
SeOmten miro cine iiberraidenoe Nad=
ritt fir ale Wit9IieOer oes Central
8ereinss feir uno mir smpfe9len bic
Scele bes 8eritorbsnen Dem @ebete Der
Observation-Disclosures. Den trauernoen
Sinterbliebenen unier ber3lihites gei=
Isio! Die 9eeroi9un0 oes 0eritOrbez
rlen iinost Wtittwo9 Mor9eu I'm att
ubr 81 WiIpautee, @is., itatt. M5ss
er ruben in 5rieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
&us BEN County uno Der Na9bars
i9aft.

- gei Der S6uInabI In 81 Wa.
terloo wurben 800 Stimmen abaeoe.
ben iDobon bic jeBige Sirettoren 9. 8.
0nlliett ino s. y. Stilion 354 er-
bielteu. Sir bic aussabe bon $20..
600 S6ulbDnos nuroen 1856 Simmer
ab9e9eben uno 90 ba9egeu. 60 piro
Oh WdterlOO Elm neues Sobi1ul ge.
b1uoe erbolten. guf Der WeitIeite
wuroen $40 Stimmeu a~b9e9eben uno
uno Der beIoen ieBi9en Sirettoren. 3.
.. Youn9 uno g. q. Sitlep, wuroen
aeidla9en. s. 6. Sober erbielt 426
Stimmen, s. W. S%rapba9an 4O4
Simmer. g.. g. SidleD 211 uno s.
y. Opung 1877 Simmer.
- Ger Staotrotb bon Waterloo bat
bic 8eb1lter Der itGotii9e Seamtsn iuie
tolgt ~feltgeieBt: Mapor, $500; Staot.
clerf, $3.50; Sdabmeiiter, SIS; Nn-
malt, SIS; Straben=G ommifldr, tpeTt.
ieite $500, %pitisite $3.50: Gbef Der
Seueriue6r. $50: 8ebiilfs6ef $50;
Staotmaribal. $720; QOliiiiten jeOsr
5000; 8eiunobeits- @r3t, SIS.
- 6rHu Spbann @idelberg itarb 40
@aterloO, I'M alter bon 81 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Gierjigftinoises @ebet uuo 8eamtens
tuabl.

Bellevue, 3d., 20. WGr3 '97.
@ertber Serr 8onner!
SOn Mittpo6 Bis 6reitag in BERT.
Wo6e "fclerten man oabier oas uieisi9=
itiinoi0e 8ebet. gSir batten spei Yres
oi9ten tGalia oes Wor9ens cine oeut=
ide bonn bo6w. Gater Ilbers BON
2Dons uno oss NbenD5 cine engliite
bonn bo6ip. Batter 9opeu. Sreita9
Abeuo wuroe cine ProHIIipn nit benz
Mlerbeili9iteu abNe1altsn nobel bic
Mit9lieoer oes ct. SOIepbs=Sereines
Sronun9 bielteu. 9m SOnnerstaa
ging Der &Oientrans =9erein our bl.
Communion uno am 6reita9e naberte
iib Der ct. SOispbss9 erein, oeiien
9a~trOnsfeltes ia mar, in corpore Dem
Slide bes Serrn. glm Na9mittd9e
belt Der Sereln feline idbrlide 8sriamln-
lung nit Seamtenwabl pel9e folsenoes
Gelultat ergab:
YrGibeut-6erbiuono Wiiqer;
Iices BrGlioeut-R. Tempepolf;
Sctretdr-5beo. Niemauu;
S6abmeiiter-Solepb Sute;
Mari6aa-Rit. S6rooer.
@9tunSspOu, .. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
SDmnen gum alerbeiliafien paren Iebr

SDmnen gum alerbeilisiien maren iebr
'rbebeno; iie iuareu aus &otbs's
Sammluna 9enommen. Sie CUR gus=
billie anpeienoeu Yrieiter ipra6en ii9
iebr lObeno iiber bic 2eiltun9en bes
Mdnnerbores aus. Gin Wdnner.
dor" bieB es, lit oo6 INNER nod
Der ibDniie 8eiang fir ben 8ottes.
oienlt; oas eriltnert al bic Semmars
3eit, ais mir bic berrIi9en 2ieoer bOr-
teu."
Der SiOpo fteht fat 10 bod ME i'm
Sabre '93; Die @sfabr 1T jsoO6 pOrbsi.
gber es 1T iebr bel S9aOen an9etid=
tet woroen. Cine unaabl Sriiden LIT
s%ertrilmmert, aud eini9e Giienbabn.
Sriiden. Sn GOlae Oeiien lauten fait
feline 3i9e.
Sn einiSen Wo9en iol nit Der ger=
9rDBerun9 unierer Stride ~be9onnen
tueroen; bieielbe erbdlt oaun cine
Sdn9e bon $50, i'm Sranscept cine
Sreite bon 90 SUB. Die 9erarOBea
rllng 1T abiolut notbpenoig: ipnlt bat-
ten mir uns 9ewiB ni6t sntI6loilen,
bel bieien ,,barten Soften" ans g8ert
su 9ebeu. @enn moglid, ioQ Der 9al
big Suit ferti9 itin.
%N6tun9sppl,
SDbn Gern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Uegen Grsbsj6accn.

SD empiebIe hermit Stroop's berii6mte,
1i6 iiber 100 Sabre bewGbrte, pon mir ims
portirte Rulper. Sleielbeu beilen ieSeI
Cno6 ni6t alf9ebrobenerD 6rebs iopo6I
inuerli6 ais dllBerIi6.
6eltina, 3d., 80. Oft. 1895.
Serru Gbwarb 3. @oeSiu9, ct. 2ucas, ga.
gSertber Serr! SD ertbeile Sbuen bier,
nit meilleu beiten Tauf iiir bic uebermitt,
lung bes Stroop'S S~rebSpulperS. SD bin
mad @ebrau6 beSielben p0uig Don meillem
Srebsiibel gebeilt NIB ratbe es hermit aQst
&rebsleioeibeu beiteus OIL.
N~6tungSpoQ ulrtd Irep.
We9en 9tGberem aoreilire
G6parS 8. Soeoiug,
ct. 9lcas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Sie Eirma Sas. 9tbi & &c.,

SIDE Der z. uno ainitraBe.
1T betannt als zines Der bsiten Ser
t%auisbduier Der Staot fir ale Irtitel
III Glen uno &urSDaaren, fir Sep=
pi0e uno Seltii6er unb Gu6 fir 0lle
WUuren, tuel6e ben Oeri6ieoenen Sab
res3eiten an9emeiien lino. aQes 1T
edit uno oauerbaft bel mosIi6it biligsn
prsileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
bon Starr, p. ..

Ger @eritorbene mar 81 S6el,borf i'm
8reiie ger9beim am %. gpril 1923 9sboreu
lInb lebte pom Is. glpril 1853 bis gum 16.
WtGrS 1897 IN 9Iiltli9er, nit IL aiubern
9elegneter @be nit A9nes Giier, ebeniaus
aus S6enbori i'm Nrelie Ger8beim. Suiol9s
zines RrebSleiosnS peri6ieb er ianit unb
9ottergebeu ua6 m~ebrmouatlibem 8rantsu,
lager, luieoerbolt perieben NIT ben SeilSs
mitteln Der tatbolii6m Stride. su Starr,
9. O., ON 16. Vtars 1897 oeS MOrssnS nm
A llbr 30 Minuteu. Gem erbauli9er 9sbsns'
pouosl, perbuloel init ieiuer Qeutislistsit
lluo 5reunoli6teit ii6ert benz gsrltorbeuen
eiu 9eIeguetes gnoeuteu. IS betrauern ben
Sobiugeihieosneu ieiue @attiu, is6s S6bue
iiiuf 5o6ter, fiini S6wie9erlObue. PIE,
S9piesert06ter, Az @utel NIB brei ureutel.
OieIelben empiebleu bic Seele oes tbeuren
ACKNOWLEDGMENT benz bl. Spier Der Prisltsr
uuS ben irommen gebeteu Der GlGubigeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Serr Gugene Saufs

lit BON ieiner &eiie nod europa wobl=
beb0lten uno iriib uno bliibsno wie
INNER 5uriit9etebrt. Gr bat ii9 an-
naberno Elm b0lbes Sabr.in Der alien
Seimatb a~ui9ebalten uno bat BON Seb=
len feline G9psiier Mar9arstba uno
ieinen Sruosr .RitOlaus nit na9 Subus
que 8ebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Sic bcmufratii6rn BorpabIen am
Sumstage

paren iiberars lebbafts Defenders
iuuros in Der eritsn Warb lsbbaft asi.
tirt. @s itanben bort als Ganbioaten
fir alderman i'm S5sloe Nlosrmann
Cullen, Sbolnas Waro uno pstsr Wars
tin. 9as Reiultut mar ME fol9t:
Yetsr Wurtin 81 uno Cullen uno @aro
erbielteu je 30S Stimmsn. IS lpiro
cine nelle 8ortpabl 3piiden Cullen uno
@aro itattiinoen. Sn Der S~lueitcn
@aro erbieltsn bic ein,slnsn Gambia.
ten fol9enoe StimmenSabl:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
frau Mnna Ni6arb,

Satin oss Ssrrn 6ran3 &idaro, itarb
am WOntaa mad ibmer3lider &rant-
beit. Die Serltorbsne 1T bic Sodter
Der isbr ebrsnwertben 6amilie Mai,
uno Der Sob 1T Elm herbsr Sdla9 fir
ben 9ea6tstsn. junsen 8atten, benz
mir unier bsrslidites gsileio sntbisten.
r. l.. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

Sn Der bierten @aro er9ielt Sol.
%. SruoeQ 24l Stimmen Qe9en 80,
bic auf SEQ. %. 6arleD fielen.
Sn Der f"iinftsn gBaro erbielten Sarl
S6omas 526 uno Mlb. Bauer 33l
Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Scr ,,9rabe Marf''<S hminbel

tpiro in benz Gbidnitte bebanoelt, fuel-
6en mir auf Der bierten Settle oieier
Summer unter benz Sitel brin9en:
,.Sinter ben Gouliiien bes moosrnen
8eihdfts''. Man leie bic Ibbanoluns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

Chicago TO st. Louis. Chicago to Peo>
ria, Chicago to Springfield. st. Louis to
Kansas City. Why use a second class
line when theWabash with their first class
limited vestibuled train, with the best
equipment, fastest time, lowest rates gives
better satisfaction ineach and every res
pect than any other line? Readers OF our
paper should demand their tickets viaWa-
bash. The Wabash Limited" is superior
to all competitors, therefore We recon-
mend this line to our readers and deem
il a special favor to the publisher OF this
paper to patIonize this route,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Sadenbabl's Mftbmas& Sur

pirtt iidsr un6 ibHsq bel auidqeH Don afbmd, Sus
lien, 8uTyatbmigteit. Rein JtaubmiIteI. Setht 4 v
HebmtH. pTobs irst. Dlau aoreifrs: >, y. 8 a sus
eabL Gtvtidtr Gpotbstsr, @iIDau.ss a9is. sssi!
Gsuis'9laIit btt isyI psissg' Y sy,a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

Scrr z. %. &uete, Der befaunte
@~putbcfrr, bat icinc @putbefe mad
9o. 656 an Der WainsS trake ucrlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
sRi. rIu EHiH oui hem Ieers.

81 Spuutuin ctr, " orctRtr, @aN. Oh, "a.
Rabr,uS Der Itsteu finf Sobr. lit I'D 70 btfttq an
N,r,Isibeu. ba6 i'd manhmal flbIte, ole OBJ uletn Eopt
sIaSsu miibt,, utstn Itut.s Ssin itisn IN ben Sooen 1a
hutsn, 10 bag Id beim Gebsn pie eiI Setruutsntt oees
uis Elm SdiI aui piIoer Gee idpGnttc, uortrr tonrts
Ib MID aut attmsu, fablte to!t i'm 9tafen uno TuHten
Eoo,u pot uitiusn auser, bonu ttSi to- bspustlos ptE'
suS i5Itsf 10 fbGsdt unS b,tirttsts stwas S6rsts
ItSss; obsr Colt iei Daas bofar, Sem natosW 10 urt
2 TlaIbsn Batter R5nig's g(srUsus Stdrtsr %9sHOmutH
hattie, mar Id uou rrtiusH Gstbsr trlSit, i'd bin isttpsn,
"'"' = ". Ste.p.
Sruu srcpE, ptlht In ~berisbsa StaSt, Tr. 8 etOsrt!
CIR. Iprbrt, tIeiIt nit, eab fe bura Natter SontsS
Rrp,ns StG:ft ron ttn.m S:aI:issH SgEir sasas
plS1 &c i5au 3 SsS!s 7!ast=I
Fpx en- tpsrtbppIItS Duo far glsrUenIet6euos
SSret 1 ,IssI s,n' G gEs5Iss; 81 Tt.si,} s%4s En : 'FH'
4teIe Wtsbt5tn iuuroe felt benz Sabre 1916 bon BEN
bohtp. Quitrr 36uig IN Sort Mo3ue. Sno., a~ubsrettst
NIB lest inter iciner @npstiun9 bon Der
koENIc MED. CO., Chicago, ~.
40 S. Franklin Street.
Vel etppthefsrn Su Laben tuf
$500 Die 6Iafd1c, 6SInie,cn flr SS.oe1
GroEe S1.75, 6 fur $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

s8~ Ssi @SreBwe@ieI sebe nun
INNER Die altt abreke an, non mclz
der Der @cdicl ftattfinbst, iapis bic
neue @brsIie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Stadt nud Mmaeaeud.

Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

9err Z. u. &uete, Drr befanatc
aputbefer, bat ieine @potBcfc nod
Wn. 656 an Der Wain>S traRe perleBt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26

professional men OF Paris object to
the German physicians, teachers
and clerks; the northern depart
ments dislike the Belgian factory
hands and the farmers Of the South
cry out against the Italian miner
and farmer.
To put an end to the competition
Of foreigners two laws are contem-
plated. One Is against foreigners
in general. 1t Is proposed to i'm
pose a military tax upon every for
eigner entering the country to earn
a livelihood. The Frenchman
claims that as each native born
citizen Is required to give certain
number Of years service in the
army, the foreigners should not be
allowed to receive all the benefits
of French protection without paw
ing any of the penalties. The
plan IS 10 tax all foreigners for the
same number of years that French
men serve in the army; a portion
the proceeds to be paid the. famil-
les or widows of poor French
soldiers.
To get at the intellectual for
eigners the Frenchmen want a law
to prevent the employment of a
foreigner III any Of the schools,
public or private, without the
special consent of the Minister of
Education. The penalty placed on
foreigners for infringing this law
is to be imprisonment from six
months to two years and a fine of
from 800 TO 800. Tt is stated
that the enactment of this law will
necessitate all except a few foreign
teachers of languages to leave the
country.
As is suggested by Cologne pa
per, the enactment of these exclu-
sion laws is liable to result in the
depopulation of France. "Like the
Chinese they are anxious to close
their frontiers. They forget how
ever that the Chinese increased
like rabbits behind their walls,
while France would lose with the
immigrants the only fecundate
element. For in spite of all the
warnings of the press, the people
are little inclined to burden them
selves with large families"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26
PERPLEXING SITUATION.
Certain Chinese May Enter United
States Territory.

Certain Chinese May Enter United
States Territory.
WASHINGTON, April 9-Secretary
Gage and the immigration officials are
perplexed as to the best course to pur-
sue in regard TO the immigration of a
large number of Chinese laborers in
connection with the Chinese exhibit al
the National Exposition at Nashville.
Tenn. The law allows the immigra-
ton of a sufficient number of Chinese
laborers TO do the work of installing
the exhibit, and also such as may de-
sire TO give entertainments in the ex-
hibitiOn on condition that a bond is
given that they will leave the country
at the close of the exhibition. The eX-
perience of the officials is that many
of the Chinese, finding business dull
after a week or two, drift over the
country and engage in other business.
While this is a violation of the spirit
of the law, there does not seem to be
any way of preventing it, The matter
however, is under consideration by
the officials, and it is hoped that some
remedy may be discovered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26

Newspapers readers have been
wondering why Geographic dis
patches from Spain are so thor
oughly out of joint. y CORES
pondent of the London Times tells
the story. The Spanish telegraph
system, he says, has always been a
CRYING scandal, and, instead of i'm
proving with the times and the adj
vance of science, it appears to get
worse. Ordinary atmospheric dis
turbances are sufficient TO render
imperative the greater part OF the
lines throughout the country, while
a heavy fall of snow or a gale of
wind generally results in complete
paralysis of the whole service. I'm
der this condition of things, the
correspondent states, it would ma
turally be supposed that the au-
thorities would not place any add
tional difficulties in the way, and
that the public convenience would
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26

The editors of some of our even
ing contemporaries are adopts al
throwing bouquets at themselves.
We have been deeply interested i'll
reading about their remarkable
careers. May their good opinion
of themselves never grow less.
Congratulations gentlemen. You
are indeed remarkable men. May
your wonderful abilities be more
in evidence in some other depart
ment than the personal column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26

be to some extent considered. But
not so. The censorship at the home
office is exercised without the
slightest discretion being used af-
fecting the contents of kilograms
detained. Two kilograms to the
The Times were recently detained
nine hours.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26
IMMIGRATION IN FRANCE.

Anti immigration agitations
seem to be the proper thing these
days. France has joined in the cry
and Is preparing to enact laws that
will put a stop to the influx of Ger
mans and Italians. All classes and
conditions seem to have locked
arms on this one proposition. The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26
sectarian instruction Forbidden.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April S.-The
House of Representatives yesterday by
a vote of 63 to &c passed bill prohib-
iting sectarian instruction or wearing
of sectarian garb in the public school
and providing for fine and imprison-
ment for violation of the act.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26
I h q I.

Tired Feeling is exceedingly common and
dangerously significant. 1t is a warning
which must be needed, or, as with the
express which fails to regard the danger
signal, disaster must follow. 1t is a sure
indication OF thin, weak, impure blood.
1t is certain admonition that the blood is
not properly feeding the nerves, tissues
and organs OF the body. Weak. nervous.
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Nature

The Lancet, The British Medical
Journal, The Edinburgh Journal, The
Medical Press and Circular all COM
mend it with strong and forcible Ian
guage to people who are suffering from
Constipation, Biliousness, Fatty De-
generation, and in all cases where an
aperient is needed.
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APEN 7 A

A natural aperient water, bottled at
the Vi Hunyadi Spring, Hungary,
stands today at the head in popularity
as an aperient water in the estimation
of the medical profession. The leading
hospitals in the United States and
England prefer it to all other mineral
waters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-26

$500, s275, 1925 per pair.
Ready-made Suits at S4.25, 1926,
$500, $1,000, SIS, 00-the whole suit.
Straw Hats at Csc and 35c each.
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OPEN THE DOORS.

circles seems TO have taken a more
aggravated form in semi official
circles. For some months past the
city has been full OF talk concern
ing the recognition OF the military,
by the Government, as against the
Citizens Guard. The volunteer Of
ficers have held their mecrin"s.
talked over the situation and final ;
made known their grievances 10 the
i..e.a,ive. The interview with
the Executive was held behind
closed doors, the ban Of secrecy
was enforced and all the public
knows about the affair Is that the
officers of the military were salts
fed"
Now comes a meeting OF the
volunteer officers to organize a
social club" This Is indeed a most
innocent matter for discussion, but
at the last moment we find these
gentlemen placing every man on
his honor to say nothing about
what was said or what, if anything,
was accomplished. This seems to
be the most senseless action the Of
ficers of the volunteer forces have
ever allowed themselves to be mix
ed up in. The public may well
begin to ask when this idiotic fash
ion of Star Chamber gatherings
for discussion of matters in which
a good proportion of the people OF
the city are interested, is going to
stop. If this thing is kept up the
result is sure to be disastrous.
Friends of the Government want
to know whats up" and possibly
become suspicious. Enemies of the
Government get handle by which
they club the integrity of officials.
Not long ago the Portuguese
made request to form fraternal
and political organization and were
refused. These men now point to
the meetings of the volunteer of
ficers where the public-is shut out
and want to know-the difference
between what they proposed to do
and the action of what we might
term semi officials. They size it up
that one set of the citizens of a
Republic can do what another set
cannot do, which is not upheld by
one single principle of true demo
cracy. The officers will undoubt-
eddy reply THE Government
knows what we are doing" What
if it does2 Where does the public
get off
The very fact that these gentle
men are among the strongest sup
porters of the Government ought
to lead them to SO carefully guard
their action that there will not be
the slightest appearance OF favorit-
ism. This country Is not in the
throes of political dissension. There
is no occasion for our military of
ficers to lay their social club plans
behind closed doors and also close
the mouths of those attending the
meeting. There is however, u null
titude of reasons why the doors
should be open. The public will
give all sorts of versions OF the
meeting; sooner or later the numer-
Gus misrepresentation made will
force the doors open. Why not add
NIT that the public has some inter
est in what goes on among those in
timately connected with national
affairs! Why not act according
to the principles that underlie a
true Republic! The gentlemen in
the military are leaders. As such
they shoulder a responsibility
which they cannot thrust aside by
the mere statement that ''the pub
lie isn't interested"
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English Collars, $3.50 per dozen.
White Laundried Shirts at 75c, 81 90.
81 % each.
Balbriggan Under Vests at 25c, 35c,
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45c, SOC, 75c each.
India Gauze Under Vests at soc, 4Oc,
SOC, 60c each.
Ready-made Pants at S1.00, S1.65,