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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Saar, &oisI, GiieI unb Snnsrad.

Rpllours,3 80. Sept. gor meb4
teren Sagen tallhte bier elm Bdrheu
auf, iuelhem es in SDabIts 10 aus0e.
aei9net 9eiiel. oab es bei9lob, bauernn
bier Wobnung su nebmen uno Gieen-
thum Su erperben. Man ipra6 bon
eiaem srDBersn Sanogute bel 4oln uno
einem gantoepot in Srier bon niht
fuenissr als H. 900 Sbaler, pelhe
i6nen als undergraduates G~iaentbum oe=
b6ren ioGlten. 9alo mar benin aud
elm paienoes anneien, cine erit tiirslib
tonseiiionirte Wirtbi9aFt. Q%efunoen.
Der 3aufprsis auf q, 900 Mart Der.
einbart uno Der Sernin sur I%uIndbme
oes nOtariellen 9auf. gttes Iupie Die
aleid5eltlge Verihti9uug Der injpiibeu
fiiifig al mahenoeu pollen SauiiummG
fetgeieBt. Ser 9liidlibe Yertdufer
pauosrte frobsn Mutbss CUR beftimm=
ten 3eit gum Nptariat llno bate feline
abnulg rapon, oaB sr einem Bauuer-
padr in Die Sduoe gefalsn uno 9riino-
LID oupirt poroen mar. Sas iaubere
gar1en bate ben &auf MIR porgeipie-
eelt, I'M unter oieiem Sefmantel alIer.
bano S~strilsereien, in einem Salle
muntelt man io9ar bon 400 Marf, nit
Seihti9teit ausiiiSren 81 tOnnsn.
Sin ni6t unbeoentIi6er
SrdSeitsbrau6 beitebt ieit alter
3eit in einem gifeIiidtdsn oss 8eeis.
ruusss@eSirts Srier. Nadoem bas
iunae gbepaar nit isinen Gditen BEN
&aifee llno oas MittassmabI einse.
rommen, bribt Die 9an3e Hsit=8siella
iAaft aut UNI ben per!6ieoensn Wirtb.
ibaitsn einet Seiu6 absuitatteu. Sa
bic 3abl oerielben cine nidt unbetrdtt..
li1e 1T, tann man Iib ertldfen, DAB es
isbr leidt berauibte 8opfe abIeBt. Rad
Dem 9sirtbsbausbeiua 9ebt IS ipisDer
sum Sailie Der Sraut slriif, Tim Die
Jeier gum NbIblrB Su brinssn. Siels
leiht bereitet Die mooerne 3eitri6tung.
bic leioer ibon 10 maudem bon oet
9dtern iibertommensm ibbnen 8e.
braub ben @araus mabte, ebenfala
oieier llnlitte ein gnoe.
I
Sammertir9, 8. Stt. Oils
beute Woraen ein l7iabriger Suride
III Ct. lllrih an benz Sauie oes Sen.
bdnolers Nfermann poriibersing, er.
grin Der Spbn oss gldermann, laut
nGlI." ell 8eipebr. sislie, idoB uno
Der arme Siin9ling fiel foot nieoer.
Der S9Gter muBte, Inn Der gS,ltb ben
berb.i9eeilten Nten9e 81 entoeben, Die
Gluht er9reiIsn. Man sdblte i'm Salis
oes 8et6otsten As 9roBe S9rottornsr.
90 unoorii4ti9teit, SpaB Oosr grnlt
pOrlieat, 1T nod ni4t feit9eitellt. Ser
S6mers beioer G~lternpaare lit unbe.
iAreibli6, 3linlal Der 8et6otete Elm ar.
bsitiamer, braber Msnid mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Serr =Mabur Snbann 0ubmig

bon Winona, Minn.. bat ieinen frei=
wiligen Bancroft angetiinoi9t. Seit
elmer Geibe bon Sa6ren bate i'm
Sdlaa auf Salag gstrofen. 3psi
9anten. in Duluth uno @eit Supes
riOr, bon bsneu sr Director uno Nttiens
inbaber mar, pertra1ten Dor Elm paar
Sobren; ni6t nlr perlor Serr Suowig
iein BARN be3abltes 8elo. iOnoern er
ipuroe iiir ben Soppelbetrag baItbar
aemabt. Wir beoauern oieIe Seim=
Iuhuns oes Germ 2uowi9 uno bOfien
uno piiniden ouB es oenielbeu gelin-
gen miro ii6 in Sdloe nieosr BON ieis
mem iinansIellen Wiberiolge 81 erbolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Wien durech Schefieng kermit unuG
Dr6ck.
An durech Esch unnG Klepp.
An durech Monnerech unn6 Spott,
Den as ugesin bel Colt.
SO ia9t sluar oas Spridpprt in Der
WinettsGegeno; bieies Wal aber traf
Der Spott ben Wunnsrider ielbt.
3wei liebeuspiiroi9e Serren, Der
cine bon WOnnerih, Der anoere bon
Sid, w0ren intim befreunoet. Yeioe
lunren jUuialer Natur, uuo %einanoer
einen uniduloiaen StreiG ;u Ipielen,
oas 9alt unter ibnen lls ni6t bios ers
laubt. ionoern itQrtte Die Sreunoibaft.
WepObnlih fam babel Der Mtonneri6er
nidt 81 tur3. aber beute mar bas
SAlfIal ibn unbOlo.
Shou iiber stuan;i9 Sabre iino es
Der. G5 mar elm beiterer SerbItabeno.
Der Slider mar in ieinem 3immer uno
bswirtbete einise @Gite, Die tets bel
ibm elmer iuilfOmmeueu Iufnabme
unb OIfener Saiel gelpiB isin tonntsu.
9tuf einmal fam Der Monneriher oa=
her, uno nit siuem trditi0en "Gudden
Owent, dir Heren.." frat er in ben
Ereunoestreis. Sab er BON eiueu
oreitdgi9en 5erien.4usflug suriifteb=
rsno auf Der Seimreiis be9riiisu lei.
mar balo b%etInnt, uuo ebsnIo. baB er
eineu 9uten &orb boil Der bcIien
Sriihte bon Der Moiel mitgebra1t
bate; oeun CT bate ieiuem Greunoe
nod triumpbireno bin;uSefiiNt: "Des
Keer kres de level neischt derfun
Ech hun de Kuoref am Hotel ge-
losz." - "Da kanns de Sc halen',
bate Der SeantwOltet uno mar binaus=
SsSan9en.
Sas abeneeiien mar ierti0, uno man
i6idte lih an, ben Slid 81 oedsn.
Rit Dem SdsIm i'm yuisn bate Del
8aIt9sber Die Stube ~uerlaiieu. Srau.
Sen mar ibm balo siu ihneliiibiae,
guri6e CUR Sauo uno CT ipra1 ~
oemielben: nSaui' gum SOtel uno lag
lie iUllen Dir ben Sorb Qeben, Den De,
fremoe Scrr Dor elmer bnibcu Stunot
bort ni~eoer9eieBt bat. gs iOl stwa:
beraus0enOmmen neroen."
SIM Nl mar Der Sorb CUR Stelle,
uno ais bas GNeu 81 Gnoe Qin9. wrr.
ben bsrrlide Srauben. NcpIel uni
Sirnen gum gtabtiib gebra6t.
.@as iaSit on BON oencu. WOnue'
riher?" fra8te jeBt Der ~uerQnii9tI
@alt9eber. Sinh Die niAt i4On?"
.Sis lino uibt libel. Mutwprtet
oieier. .absr Nsgeu Die meiniNsn iinl
lie bod nibts. Die iOlteit on sinma
iebeu, oann per2in8e Dir o0s prablen.
Die 8eieli6ait lahte berSllb, benz
unter Der Sano mar e3 Nlleu tuno &c
wOroen, no Die iA0nen 6riihte Der
tameu. gtur Giner WuBte cs ni6t.
Zen Sbittorb bate Der 2auibnrid
wieocr iOr9iIltig psrp0dt gum SOie
snrilfAebrabt. Ser iremoe Ser
wOlle i'm bod liebcr ou ltebeu luiien
bis or ibu lerna6 ielbit abbOlc."
Na6 Gui9ebObensr Saiel uHtcrliel
man lib bel irOben SderScn mob eini9
3eit. ollie luaren psr0uil0t. belonoer
itber o0s prd9tiNe Sbit beim Nbeno
r ellen, Der Wo 5neri6er 0bcr an msilts
! ilber ous i'm Sorbe.
: Gnolib na6m er Nbi(hieo uno lent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
6robher,o9thurn.
Z Re,elle LetZeburger SnGsz.

Eft sin elo grad dresseg Jocr,
zenter dat den "E~insiedler des
Crime waldes" yum leschte Moi ge-
dr9ckt gof. Dat wor e klenge
lGwe Kalenner; all Joer woren ESQ
fill Spaszen a Wetzen dram, dat ct
eng Gell6cht wor en- re liesen. Emol
st6ngen och dess puor Steckelcher
dram:
Eng Fra fu Luorenzweller wor
grad drum Fesch re botzen. Do
kuom eng Dam aus der Stadt doer=
over s~pazeeren. De ges6ch d'Fr6che
mat de Fesch. "Ma", sot Sc dun,
"dat 81 sche Fesch; w6 fenkt der
de, Fr6chen?"
De entwert: 80, an der Uol-
zecht, Madam
ESQ? Fenkt der damn och alt
Stackfesch an der Uolzecht?"
''Ne, Madam, d'Stackfesch kom-
men aus der Stadt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
osuaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniote Staaten.

Op der Ridge. S6reiber
Sisies perbrabte perfl. Wode, ME al-
ldbrlid. eini9e Sage bel ben getann=
ten uuO 2anoslsiten Su Si9b Hioas
(Station " bel Chicago. Sl. gs
~Irellte uIls 81 erfabrsn, oaB cine quite
Grnte in Der 8drtnerei ssli6srt lit, uuo
oaB man aud SuOerlidtli6 in Die gu.
limit i6aut, mas Die Yreiis anbslanat.
Sir cineu Seosn lit ss INNER cine
wirtliAe 6reuoe, menn man bel Surem.
bur9ern uOripribt, uno wenn siu
ireunoliher 8ruB Dem @iutrstenoeu
sntgs0enidalt. 50 mar es aud Dieies
Sabr lIno es iuuroe maildes f~rsuno=
lite WOrt 9slpsbislt. "Boniour, we
get ct damn? AS Allies monter?"
: "Merci, ct get quit, mails ct
kermit mach honnertdausent Daler
besser goen. level mer sin ze-
ridden" SO wiro sop der Ridge
nod INNER tiidti9 lursmburser
.platt" geiprOdsn uno IS wiro alien
Nn;eihen nab allh. Soft lei Slnt,
nod LANCE 10 bleiben. limb 10 lit es
9tedt. oenn 10 ioll ss isin. an domatt
eddi bis eng amer keer, Jongen.
Snwiefsrn bic folaenoe Sepeide
ben SbatIa6en entipribt, wiilsn wir
nibt. Wir tbeilen lie nit llno ertuar.
ten Die Seitdtiauug aus Dem 8rOBbsr.
3o9tbume 81 bOren:
Berlin, %. Oft. OberIt G6aef.
fer. ein SfiiSier in Der lurembur9ii6er
Nrmee. lit enc9iiltia gum prOoiioriIbsr
Gommiildr Der Mdbte fir Die SnIeI
&reta auserieben wOroen."
&emen, So. $. 9. Gieffer Dor
bier, isyt 8ultsbeQliider in BOD Sslanr
uno Ss~rausaeber Der oOrti9en Bolts
seituna", peilt au9subliflib BEL feline,
Samilie in 3emien. iuenn alh sttua:
9%esluuuacu. auf Ysiuh. @ie Ierihis'
oene bebaupteu pOllen, ipuroe Oprt ein'
swar nibt isbr GrOBe .unreGelmdBis'
teit" Tim Setra9e BON etluG 500 in Del
YpltDerwaltun9 oes .9rOBen Mannss'
auf9socdt. Gisifer 1T unierer llebsr
seu9un9 na6 81 thug. nm wiNentlid
iid elmer iolhen ySaQatele" halber Il
tomprpmmittireu. Sine aeib0itlib
Nahldiii0teit ODER Elm Gs6uun0sIsbls
miro Wobl oieie ileire .Siturb0nS
ueruriaht baben. (2e Wars Slo.)
Snbem bsri6ti9ten 9uet9ert. 6al
81 Chicago. ipislte bctanntli6 audi be
lurembur9iihe poliwiinipeitOr SbaaI
cine bsoeutenoe 8Olle. Die NnwGlt
bss @n9etla9tsu Sust9ert. ~. u. 9in
cent uno q. q. 8oOori1 babsn nun
nab Der Gntlafuu9 Der 8eIbmorensn
Mapor Sarriipn I'M Die @bieBun
S6aad Qebetsn. IS wuroe nGihli6 i
einem Slatte 6bica9O's siu Suite,
pisu" nit pOliseiinipsitor S6aad put
liSirt, in wel6em oieier an0eoeut,
baben ipl, bah Der 8si6porene Sarle
bon 8OOorib beeiniluBt lei nm Die 81
I6mOrsner CUR Observation-Disclosures
All bsme9en. Wanpr Sarriion iol BE-
Yetenten feline beltimmte gntport 0c9,
ben babeu. pa S1aaf in Den polit
idsu Parteior9aniiationsu siemli6 is
aepurSelt liebt. 10 lit bic @sia9r feline
AbisBunS ni1t iebr grOB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
auxe,,tnraer G5aaette; gienstao, orr 2. 2%tnne,ahrr 1897.

nit Dem Gorbe ouf ben ScimlueN 81
be9eben. IS mar nod cine quite
Stuuoe, NIB ou5 lit nett, sumal in Der
No6t, unO nit einem gut 0efitllten
&orbe. God, iuer feline Gait nit Giebe
trdAt. Dem 1T lie nidt 10 i9ruer.
Die Sternleir bon OrOben ober
lbouten IcbelmiI1 herab. uno Der Wtono
madte cin i6iefes 8eiibt, als wOlte er
suriif9ebeu. luas man iOnit ibm SuQe=
llln8en; yS9ame Did, lhQme olt,
alter 8elell." 9teben SAifflin9en in
benz boDlen Y0ume lab Die Na6tsule
uno i6ris;
az Kuoref foil Steng,
Dat clio as eng r6ng!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

fam I'M Sabre 1854 ua6 Gnerifd, ieit mel
der ,3sit es in lown Srenton IN 98oi6iu9z
ton Gountp Iebt. Ser S6wil wuroe an
8. September 1903 9~eboreu, ielne WattIlt am
IL. Sult 1917. Sbre @be muroe nit ,ipSlt
8inoerlt ~9eie9uet, Don oenen ;mei SObne
9eltorben iito. Die 3abl ibrer 9nfCl be:
trGgt 66, ibrer ~llrenfel IA. &bre SObne ijno
Senrp, NItolnus, Neter, '%obu, Ntidoel uno
6ronf; ibre &0bter SuianuG, W~argaretDa,
0tnrp uuo 2ela.
Sci Der fir6li6en ,Seier poreu - Trieiter
olrweieno, barltnter Rsp~ 6raut SQwiu, ell
Soln oeS ~SubslpoareS. Neyr uI6 Srou
S6win limb f0rperli6 uuo 9eiitig nod trGis
ttS ulo frii9, lie beior9en Ibre %aus
liuo @ortenarbeit obne Nei6merbe uuo
9ebel re9sImaBis Worsens cine Nteile @e9S
3lGr Eir6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Sbuceli6t.
Bon Garl 4 Grnuid.

Sou Carl Z. Grqllid.
GS iiebeu Die ounteleu Wolfeu
cabin III ibGuri9 finitercr 9t09t,
llno pou ben 3wtuterlteuteu
&Gum elmer beruor lid pogt.
gu meiueu Siibeu oebnt lid
Ser rUeiBe, weibe Tejemberl6nee
Hub ieUoet eiu miloeS Sbueeli9t
9erGuf III Die biIitere sob.
US ;tebeu bic Grocu9eooutsu
Dir our6 ben Sopi bobiu; oabiir,
uno fOum erbellt eiu irober
@rlnneruuSsltrcBl ben CHM.
9o6 trdSt mid misunderstanding,
An ibr lit, a6, meiu gau;er @au9,
uuo wie bas miloe S6ussli6t
Grleu6tet tie meiuen Sang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

MaDor CURT BON Cascade bat
elm Sbrelben aug Wilbleniue0, 8uspe=
rid I'M GroBbersp9t6um S~ugemblira
erbalten, in welHem Grau MarQaretba
yel6 iib mad iDrem Sobne Wartin
geIb ertunoi9t. 99er ben getrefen.
ben Serrn tennt, 1T 9ebieten etpai9e
austunft an Mtapor CURT, Cascade,
3d.. All lditeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Gin tpabres MOnitrum bon Norele
bat ein in Gberswaloe pObnenoer Serr.
81 oelien Serufsaeidditen bic gusfels
lung BON Snpalioentarten 9eb0rt, I'M
re9elmdBi9en Sertebr nit Der beSiialis
den gebOroe alluOhsntli9 me6rere
Male 81 i6reiben. Die Noreile lautet:
ran ben itellpertretenoeu Serrn Sor=
liBenoen Oes acknowledgements
Der Nlters= lno SnOalioens Terlibe=
r%un9santalt Der prOpins SranoenburS
an Berlin"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Seine boblen @an9en mebr! Sn Dem
amtliGsn ger,eituiB Der 9atsnte iiir
D0s Seutihe &ci6 III 6olGenoes su leien
inter Ger. 90. 406: y6rluleiu GliriGoe
2atetiwiecs in Berlin: SOrrihtun9 sur
@ieosrberItellun9 boiler @an9eu." IS
folst oanu Die Yei6reibun9 oes Nppns
rates, Der i'm WunOe 81 trdaen uno oil
ben natiirIihsn Ooer iali6en 3Gbnen
81 beieliSen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Zo Ettelbr6ck am Armenhaus as
emol den Inspector passaert an du
ges6ch en- e Mann, den mach zim-
lech gut ausgesin huot, an e frot
de Mann: "Aus wat fir engem Gron
sit dir damn elei am Armenhaus?'
- "Ma, Her., set de Mann, ''aus
dem Heischendter Gron".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Werfwnrot9cS.

Gin 9~ittsburaer gadfiib bat tin CT
biht perIaBt, oas ben Sitel trd9t:
"Nobody cares for me-. Sr0eno
Elm iunasr Mann iolte iib Der Gsr-
IuIisneu %aunsbmen, iOnit - Oibtst tie
ipeiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Npfsl Suibifsn piiroe. Sn weni9er
als IA Sa9eu bate err Is Side Der
pra6tl9iten gepfel beiiammen. Sier-
aui Sablte er DerAnitgt 5 Mort fir ben
9rOBteu Gpfel ben er erbaltsu batte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Gin seriireuter Bidder. gu Seili9en=
bell in StpreuBeu fano tiir3lib cine
Sausfrau, oils iie slnen 2aib groo
Ourhi6nitt - einen &enbrenner
BARN. Die s~u9eb0ri9e petrOleum=
lGmpe fano lid nibt; Der SerItreute
Bidder muB rein perieben baben, le nit
e%iu3ubafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Monsrne 4n3eiae: Ssirath! Siir
meme sablrei9en SObter iube i6 out.
iituirte uno iolioe @begatten. &atG.
luge gratis uno frnnto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Die 3eituuasberibte, oab in 9lOns
bite Wanher iiber gtabt gum reihen
Mann aewOrben, limb idlieBli6 nidt
gang erloaeu - ole Na6t oallert bort
bstanntlib ia an bic feds WOnate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

@eber's SrsiSebnlinren 1T bon Otto
Sbiiieu bOdit eriolNreid oramatiiirt
wcroeu. Samit 1T bic WD9Iihtsit 9s-
bOtsn, baB oas berrlide Gpos nun aud
auf aroBsren Yibnsn als Sdauipiel
eri1sint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02

Sine 6iaarre .guno Der 2anbs
pirtb" miro in einem Circular empfOb.
len nit Der Serlibcrung, baB lie ipes
ciel fir Die Ntitalieoer Oes YunOes Der
Ganopirtbe bon einem oertra9liden
Nisfsranten oss 8unoes anssisrti9t isi.
Ser 8enuB oieier Gi9arre foil aui
treiem Jeloe b%eionoers empfeblsnspertb
ieiu.
Mertuiirois. .Sarf i6 bitten IN,
SIREN Namsn?" - BIN Der War-
ldausr aus 9am6era." .St bas &
msriwiiroiass 3uiammentreHsu; i'd
binroer gamber9er aus Waridau."
Cine 3eitun0 in Buffalo idld9t fiji,
Grauen. bic auf Dem 3weirao iabren,
ben Hamsn ,GpclOoonna" tor. Die
Nerlinsr baben bic &aoIabrer r9baui'
iee.Wansen" S%etanft.
Out t~HiplpVttHs SN
Graucn in 8Ombilo. Wteinin0en. be-
s4loiisn. ben 8ampi ae9en Die bdBlih'
WOoe, Soaeleiben aui ben Siltsn ipa'
|sisrsn 81 fiibren. auisunebmsn; IL
babsn iih berpfli6tet, fernerbin teiuel
SOaslauipuB auf ibren Silten 81 oul
ben.
Bed. Gin iunaer Wtehaniter hatt
sinsm Serliner 8aitwirtb fir cine 3eb
idulo ieiu Sotterieloos in 3ablun9 &c
geben. IS 1T nit 30. 600 lRt. beraus
9etommcn. Ger @irtb mil benz Bed
pOsel 5000 W. abSebsn.
9obnen lib bic @u,eiasn? @ui biei
Sra0e aibt folaenoe perbiir9te Sbat
fade cine biinoi9e uno iblagenoe Pint
mort: Sin Wann Seiste an. oab sr Der
s Wtart Sable, Der ibm ben Srpbts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-02
Bum 4nbenfcu.

Wien durech Schetfieng kermit unui
Dr6ck.
An durech Esch unnG Klepp.
An durech M%onnerech unn6 Spott,
Den as ugesin bel Gott.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11
GREECE WILL LOSE.

The great Christian powers of
Europe have demonstrated, in the
Cretan affair and the war between
Greece and Turkey growing out
of it, how un-Christianlike it is
possible for powers to act. As
result of the struggle by the
Christians of Crete to place the isl
and under Grecian rule, Greece
and Turkey have been forced into
a deadly border warfare in which
Turkey seems bound to win by
mere force of numbers. The Pow
ers assumed the position of the
Sultan's right bower and protector
in Crete, assured the continuance
of Turkish oppression in the island,
and forced war which can hardly
fail to result disasterously to
Greece unless some kindly nation
comes to her assistance. The
change in the Grecian ministry is
something after the idea of swap
ping horses in the middle of the
stream. Greece can accomplish
little without assistance although
her army contains as able fighters
as the Turks. The superior num-
bers and the moral support of Eu-
rope are on the other side. The only
chance Greece now seems to have
of winning is the possibility of a
disagreement among the Powers
over the best methods for hand
ling Cretan politics. The chances
are even however, that European
Christians will put a stop to the
fighting in Greece, that they will
finally withdraw from Crete and
the Government of that island will
still be in the hands of the Turks,
the Grecians having been so Sc
verely dealt with that the taste for
war will be appeased. Turkish
crimes will continue and Europe,
will look on complacently as usual.
Greece is suffering the usual fate
of the little fellow in the family
of nations. European bondholders
are practically debating the
christian" policy of Europe,
which looks after the bonds first
and then consider the other side of
the matter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11
PEARL HARBOR RETREAT.

Senator Frye in his interview
published recently touches upon a
point that will figure prominently
in influencing Senatorial opinions
upon the Reciprocity Treaty
the exclusive use of Pearl Harbor.
1t is well konwn that American
STATESMEN are 10th to loosen the
grip of the United States On Pearl
Harbor rights. Whatever their
ideas on the mutual benefits of the.
Treaty may be, whether they favor
annexation or not, large MAORI
ty appreciate the advantage all
ready gained fora naval and coal
ing station in the Pacific and will
think twice before placing that adj
vantage on the market. Secretary
Sherman has stated more than
once his belief that the United
States has paid for Pearl Harbor
twice over, but as nothing was said
of value received" in the Treaty
or the correspondence accompany
ing it, there is small probability
of Mr.. Sherman's argument hold
ing diplomatic water.
Although as Senator Frye says,
at the time the Treaty was made
the committee on foreign relations
considered the cession of the har-
Dor eternal, there is nothing in the
correspondence between Secretary
Bayard and Minister Carter adj
hitting this. In fact the CORE
spondence strengthens the claim
that abrogation of the Treaty
leaves Hawaii free to do what it
pleases with Pearl Harbor. Of
course if the United States asserts
its eternal rights to the harbor and
makes known its readiness to back
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11
SCHEDULE E.
Merchants Take Firm Stand
Against Obnoxious Clause.

Merchants Take Firm Stand
Against Obnoxious Clause.
During the past few days a number
of merchants around town have mad
their tax blanks returned to them for
not having properly filled them out.
The Objectionable clause is in Seized
ule E, which provides that merchants
will show on their tax returns the
sales, expenses and net profits of their
business, thus throwing open to any
member of the Legislature mass of
private business affairs.
So worked up are the merchants
over the affair that a meeting was
called last week to consider making
firm protest to the Government against
the enforcement of the clause. At the
meeting committee, consisting of w.
G. Irwin, P. c. Jones, j. F. Hackfeld
and F. M. Swanzy was appointed to
wait upon Acting Minister of Foreign
Affairs Cooper and file the formal pro-
test.
The committee called yesterday, and
the various members spoke on the in
justice of the law, and requested the
Minister to present the protest to the
Cabinet for the purpose of ascertain
ing what action may be taken to elm
mate or amend the law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11
M'KINLEY AND CUBA.

Notwithstanding President. Nc
Kinley's Cuban policy has been
spoken of as an exact copy of that
followed BY his predecessor there
have been developments within re-
cent weeks which prove the pres
ent administration to be in favor
of fair play. The first instance in
which the American government
showed its hand was when the
Spanish captured the Cuban Gen
eral Rivera. When the report was
received that the Cuban would be
promptly put out of the way Pre-
sident Mckinley directed the Sec
rotary of State to make formal
protest to the Spanish government.
This course of action was finally
modified. The Secretary of State
requested a interview with the
Spanish Minister and communi-
Gated to him verbally the views of
the administration. As a result of
this interview General Rivera has
received treatment more in accord
with the rules of modern warfare.
Those in position to know state
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11
Wouldn't Pay Their Taxes.

Eleven natives and a Portuguese,
employees of H. Hackfeld & Co., were
arrested yesterday morning on war
rants sworn out, charging them with
non-payment of taxes. They were
willing, when confronted with the
warrants, to pay the $3.50, but refused
to go down into their pockets for the
extra dollar, the cost of each warrant,
saying that they would rather go to
Jail. Well, that's where they went,
and through this action they came
very near losing their jobs. Their
employers finally gave guarantee
that the money would be forthcoming
in a fortnight, and the men were re-
leased.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-11

Mr.. Wolters of Lihue planta-
ton, by the statements in two let
tiers to this paper, has whetted the
public appetite for knowledge of
the details of the Lihue troubles
as shown by the official investiga-
ton. Up to the present both sides
interested in the controversy have
had full swing. Charges are de-
MED right and left. Unless the
contestants say no more the proper
way out of the difficulty seems to
be publicity of the results of the
official investigation. We are not
prepared to state that either Mr..
Wolters or Goo Kim don't know
what they are talking about, yet
that is what these two practically
say of each other. The only in
terest the public takes in Lihue
troubles is the extent to which the
reports from single plantation
may injure the industry as whole.
The effect of Mr.. VOTERS state
ments thus far seems to have been
to fire the zeal of his opponents to
prove him to be in the wrong.
There are two classes of people in
this country: one believes planta-
ton managers can do no wrong,
the other that plantation managers
can do nothing but wrong. These
classes are now getting in their
work and if they continue to follow
out the present lines the labor mar
ket is liable to get black eye from
the vicinity of Hong Kong. Judg-
ing from Mr.. Wolters' last letter
we imagine he is quite anxious
that no injury shall be done the
labor market, also that he is will
ing that the affair shall be thor
oughly investigated. This is the
only way to put stop to the gen
eralized statements Mr.. Wolters
seeks to refute. No paper or in
dividual is in position to Judge
the affair until the result of the
Governments work is known.