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Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Use St. Jacobs Oil and say to rheumatism:
"Will see you later"
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

When q man concludes he is too smart to
work he comes to the conclusion that has
made more thieves than any other thing on
earth.-Atchison Globe.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Trouble gets into many home by means
of night latch key.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

When eyes snap, it must be the lashes
that crack.-Golden Days.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Some people seldom lend helping hand
unless it is to help themselves-Ram Horn.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

If you take a cat to bed do not complain
of its claws.-Spanish Proverb
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Use St. Jacobs Oil promptly and freely
And say goodbye to neuralgia
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

A sprain may cripple but st. Jacobs Oil
Will cure it before it can. It cures -
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Sore and stiff from cold; don't wait and
Suffer; use St. Jacobs Oil and get cured.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Csc.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

|. Some lovers think that in order to be con-
slant they must be frequent Town Topics.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

The pain that tortures-sciatica. The
Cure that cures it-St. Jacobs Oil.
Willmar tribune., 1898-12-28

Stand straight and strongest. Jacobs
Oil cures lame back-cures promptly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
POOR OF RUSSIA

Satisfies just published show that
T., Russia only 3i7, 26s families out OF
a population of about 1So.ooo.Ooo souls
have an income of over s100 year,
or that practically more than 80 per
cent OF the whole population are con-
stantly in a state of abject poverty
and pauperism in their various de-
grees.
The figures become appalling when
one considers the case OF the peasan-
try, which forms the overwhelming
majority OF the population The aver
age yearly income Of peasant family
consisting OF six members ranges De-
tween El2 and els year, out OF
which between e5 and ca has TO be
paid to the government in direct taxes
and.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
SOUTH SEA SAVAGES.

VANCOUVER, Is. C.-The Warr.moo
arrived today from New South Wales
and New Zealand. She brings news OF
a South Sea massacre. The Sea Ghost,
a sixteen-ton cutter in charge OF zap
tain Kolshorn, and a crew OF six ma
tives, was attacked by natives OF the
German Solomon Islands at Buka.
Captain Kolshorn was mortaIly
wounded and four OF the crew were
cut to pieces with matches and spears.
The remaining two escaped After
the vessel had been looted the cap
tain's body was thrown overheard and
the remains OF the four natives were
taken 10 the village for cannibalistiC
feast. The German Government viii
send a punitive expedition to the isl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22

money saved Upon this and tl, alone the lclant released
his lien the cargo and the ship lie accepted this bond in lieu
of both This being the of the parties, accompanied by the
release of present advantage the part and the gain of
present advantage the other interfere with it. If
when the up Its merits shall appear that the
belan took advantage his opportunity Cypress and harass
the respondent 10y abuse of process OF the he
and he will be punished for it. If his claim has merit his
duct will enter element fixing his reward If his claim
has merit. and simply vexatiouz respondent viii have
remedy But the stands without any opportunity
indeed, without any rght-o express any opinion
the ultimate result interfere stipulation
entered into 10y of parties and
We of any following the dictum in the
of The Monarch Nor have any where the
made order that the stipulation should be les the
value of the vessel less than the by
beln If in such stipulation should be
cd taken for less than the value of the and
the claim of bean, then the named in the stipulation
the limit Of liability bcant. If appeal the
belant judgment for larger than the stpu
lation
We of opinion that the ibeants entitled stpula
ton for value which viii be substitute for the vessel res,
and that the of such stipulation shall be less than the
of the claim claims against
bed provided the vessel be valued much the
agreement of parties stipulation for lesser be taken
We held that the appeal supends the decree and that the
vessel remains in the custody of the circuit until the
of the litigation but opinion
Judge in admiralty in keeping the still retains jurisdiction
order appraisal of the vessel if it shall be necessary, and
allow security be substituted for the by bond
stipulation for value with proper surctes An order the
Circuit Court in admiralty Will be granted directing such
retain the custody of the until the termination of the
litigation and further release the upon filing
stipulation for value sufficient bond with proper sureties
Counsel for Rose Bcrncr has stated open court that
will accept bond in the of $4,000. which for the
purposes of her libel be taken the valuation of
Kinney &c BdIou for libelant Cogrove.
Geo. 4. Darts for bellant Berner.
T. ". Hatch and T. CoypIcss for the vessel claimant and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
OREGON GROWTH.
of Pacific State in

Advancement OF a Pacific State in
Fifty Years.
Forty-seven years ago the pOpula-
ton of Oregon, then a territory, COM
posed OF the present states OF Oregon,
Washington. Idaho and Montana.
announced to a little over $4,000 peO-
pie, whereas according to the census
OF 1890 it amounted to- sT9.7O1 in that
year. In 1851 the population OF Port
land amounted to about 400 people;
at present 1t amounts to $4,000, and
other cities of the four states mention
ed have grown in proportion, so that
one may conjecture the preent com
bined population. Forty-seven years
ago but one steamer was plying the
Columbia river between Astoria and
Portland; now that stream is studded
with both steam and sailing craft. In
years gone by a few schooners and
lbrigs transported products from Port
Hand to San Francisco; now there are
Lines OF steamships capable OF carry
ling thousands of tons each, not only
| in the coasting trade, but 10 China
Japan, the Hawaiian Islands and Ma
Mia. When the new avenues of com
merce opening up in the far East anc
the good mat will accrue to Pacihc
lcoast states therefrom because OF theil
geographical and other obvious advan
tages are considered, the Statement
may be ventured that all signs por
tend commercial prosperity not oni!
for Portland and Oregon. but the otheI
lcities and states adjacent thereto.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
NEW ZEALAND's GROWTH.
Odd Parity OF the Birth and Death
Rates.

Odd Parity OF the Birth and Death
Rates.
The New Zealand birth rate con-
tinues TO attract the attention of stat
isticians, according 10 the London
News. II has steadily declined until
il is now slightly under twenty-six per
900. In the last sixteen years IL has
fallen more than u points. Popula-
ton increases. but the number OF
births remains virtually stationary.
and so the rate per thousand sinks.
The births numbered between $4,000
and 10 900 in 1882. and they numbered
between $4,000 and $4,000 in 1896. IL
the rate goes on falling IL will in a
few years be on a level with that Of
ireland. IL not OF France. Two things
save the colony from an arrest OF
growth OF the population First, the
death rate-9.3 per thousands the
lowest recorded OF any country in the
world; second, there is small but
appreciable immigration Those VINO
hold that a high standard OF education
and comfort involves a decline in both
the birth and death rates have here
a confirmation OF their theory The
average OF children in regular school
attendance in New Zealand is higher
even than in Scotland.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22
To ASSIST PLANTERS.

LoNDoN.-The Daily Mail says that
AZ mart OF e scheme for the relief OF
the West Indian sugar industry the
Colonial Office has resolved to erect
central sugar factory in Antigua under
Government guarantee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-22

The preservation is altered by the
= appeal
admiralty that the
placed in the custody of the law ana
sufficient security 10
entle release be substituted
generally a stipulation for value The amount i
the the amount OF the
set libel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-06-17
Gin fluaer gtrcid,.

gs 1T in 8irtli9feit ein fluaer
5trei6, aber elmer, ben sseoeru,ann
ielblt perlu6en fam, penn er an O9iis
denI6merSen, Mataria, Nerpenlt6run.
gen pber Aiereni9mer5en leioet. g8ir
meiuen, er fann iib ielb1t lei6t beilen,
iuenn er @leftric 8itters nimmt. 9iele
Mlebicin friidt bas 9an5e Spltem auI,
re9t 2eber uno Nieren gu erneuter GbGs
ti9feit an uno tpirft als Slutreiniaunas
mittel unO Nerbenitdrfer. Gs beilt Ser
itupfiln9, &Opfpeb, Sdiuinbel glnfdle,
S6lafloii9feit uuo S6permutb. @s
1T rein Oe9etabilii6, iit ein milbes 9lbz
fabrun9smittel unO 9iebt bem eanaen
Spltem feline natitrli6e &raft tpie6er.
Wtun oerIu6e bas @leftric 8itters unb
man pirb ii9 oaoou iiber5euoen, bas es
eera0e5u @unoer iuirtt. Sebe 6laIhe
pir6 garautirt. gtur so Gents per
5laide in Der 9tpOtbefe BON S. &alteper
81 Gphn.
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Dos Barrier Oberappelations.
9eri6t bat bie Berufuns gmil 3olcs
ge9en bic @ompetens bss 0sriaiIer
S9mur8eri9tes in ieinem 2ibelpro.
3efIe abgelehnt. 4hf
= aus Mabrib tpirb beri9fet: Die
Sant BON Spanien bat beIdloien, bic
6umme BON 20 Willionen peIetas benz
Sdubomte gu Rrieeslueden 3ur Der.
fasuHs 3tt ftelIeu.
Die europdiide aussabe BEG
~. D. 6sralb" beri6tet, bnb bic Ipa.
HiIte @abir 6iOite am Wtitttpo6 bel
SoHneHaufgans abgebampft, obsr be.
reiis aat abeab lpieber suradaetebrt Iei.
= Der tlttiid1e Sultan bat formed
ertIdrt, baB ibm bic grnenuuna Don
Oscar 8. StrauB Don Rep gorf, an
STEELE bss Oon leinem pOhen als ame.
ritanif9er GeIanbier In @oniantino.
pei 3ariidsetretenen Or. Augsa, bur6.
aus dtgeuebm Isi.
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Q. ". & u. y. 8abn.
U B ia hrt.

gead Galuelton, SouitOn unb guert
tdsli6 300 Born,
9a9 Corpus g6rifti, Granias 8aB unf
8eepille tdsli9 .....2::20 gea6m,
Na6 &errpile tdsli6, aussenommen
Sonnabenbs u.SOnntass 2 :45Na6m
Na6 &errpille, Sonntass. 80 Born.
Na6&errpi0e, ,SOnnabenos a :30Ha6m
Nufunft
8on COLLECTION, SouitOu unO gueri
td9lib .............7:00 100 NbenoS
8un Corpus @briiti, Qranlas 8aB unf
Beepille taali6 .......1 40 Nabm
Son aerrpille tdslid, aussenommer
gonntass unbMontass 10 :45gorm.
Bon &erroille. @onntass z Qbenos.
8on &errnille. Montaes q rs Born.
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@efabrltd,e @rid,einumsen.

T. Bon 3ett gu 3eit tauat in ben epattsn b,r tds.
li9en cter p64sntlta erfaetnenben gldtier irsenb
stn a@etfta aaf. D9an&maI In @efalt siues mans
eelneen Gefpeufes, has peripdtete Spa5tsrsdnssr
erire6t, cher her SAT- aus elmer anbsren gBeIt mrft
nit StiefslfneSteu, Spudndpfeu unb ipnittsen @e,
SsnFtdahsn um fas i@'dst Gensr etu unb erfaGt ben
96rer burG unbetmliaes Gebsul nit Gntiesen. Rur
@enise sIaubsn au bic bauritrdubenben Darittl=
lunssn frI&er sunbemIt4ers Grebnis, abtr Is siebi
elm sSenementa, has rsselmdEis BON Sputseiifern
tetru9eiaht mire. Nenn bieies vEenement, bic
-iSrperltGe 8etaujun8 beB WenidenssiftsS, ron
Rerroftat hetm9eluGt pirb, treten ane aeuaunten
erleetnuugeu etu. 2Btrb Rerpoftdt Mot ron Gns
Srpnti9e, pte seseu ibre afuts Norm st.bt Is 6 In
nnfeblbnres 9eilmtttel, poltetter'S Rasenbitters.
0nDtlbe btItt aud seaen WoldIia, Rteumati5mus,
DrspepGe, Sartletbtsftit unb 6eleafub, bic aue TIA
Stanns hnet etntn Msni&en nerrSs su maGen.
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mentg tQdjsl10, 80 III IS uidlt ges
lneint, 8ic Sadeilt fur3 bie, Mditer
6erner, b0B man mir eiileu 6eiratB8s
antrdg gemabt bat unb ib sic bitten
ipullte, mir 9iitfgTi Siren GatB ais
meltfunOiger uno einliftiger N}aull,
bon ben it) iiber8en9t bin, OuB er es
gut nit mir meiut, 81 gebeu.
GS mar Aur gut, boB 9ittD sic.
9lnsen selenft bate, ipult miirOe lie ees
ieben babeu, lpie Nditer 6erner bel
be1u gorte, a6eiratb8aatra9" eine
raItbe 8Pmeaun9 inQd)te, olS oh er bie
9lften in @atbeit 8O8per 9ltbboll uno
Barbara Simmp gum Senlter binause
werfen molfe. Snoefieu bernbigte er
lid iebr raid pieoer, lueni9itenS duBers
lid.
user, NliB SbimmJ nefP" fragte
ct raid.
ugie meinen, lper min einen Seiz
ratbsantrag 9ema6t bat?"
eSa, oas meine i'd, 9enau bas, MB
Gbimnl.
"NlIlter Charles Sidb9 aus stmiters
oanS Mttlief Yefnef.
sgsass ger N Der ,sSeltmoree
iono SSame 1ieI II
.Serleipe, Wt,lief 6erner, ailts
iportete &itt1 nod iintner nit tlie6ers
9elalagenen sa9en, ais % lie lid ges
l9amf Dabe, oll15nollden.
es traf elile tlelle Ealle Elm.
eylllit es lp'fo gut leitI WliB
a9lnlll, pe9aatl oann Wtilter Serner
U l. lelaelll lletnterl, Talt elltqen Se9tss
atlnaltste11, nlpera Sic lid 5fpeds
Sefaleloan9 lpafeIer Nerlutdelun9ett
pes SUPERINTENDENT l1rlftlt9 9eben lal@
'''l sr,brocfen ht;dts a;tta o,,i m,;,,,x
osnd'. f,s;s,. olsu.. s.s'.y a4i. o.sllei
se sss !, ga sgi st aeaefa}Ia ,usalg plsst ssgots
erna er o. 's''' o'0'"l"''' 'O0' g l'Vt
G;e n;,,sa m,m css,,,,, i f.,sx
ooe;s.o. ' ap.lisa o''b Z Sgaa.IL a5 Iugl
@.,o9e.,s aa'1 ot. "uab ssst.. osslvDuassa t:s
ouo,s. 90 ssa'so a'us .tat ssuls'.u tss l'Au:
Sp;aar @ T;ess ,ssay Ss1g"stst ~ 'Ou.ss ,:s Sas
1s;rsr, ass % .s;;a.r:t. iSa.st. W.,
,,,;i5Ssn ;s 90 I'" ,s ,trii.Ii4 1aiaGs a.sd,, ~
1aSld', n.SlIs" ~. Sss CO i.I iVl'l1i.g 9eeelI
5sstsr ;s ho,s usst os eosa'st se.s Soa 3sass sue
lYa'st SiA ~ -, soq;ssa,s 9;ss sts.os., ioi'l's1
o;sts @ ~ Sa .t;s. ts!ust 2.l'ass. g @ 9elles!t
Sss s S,aa sDst s8,e,!s sm s.s LIZ. @etegl aite!l
Wv ~, tor.ar otpH'Va..s snnisgf 'pit!,s ~ .e iD'e
# mos hahpnsz;s Ssnn SD; s fsb;,,,,,, on
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: Sn StraBburg ftarb i'm Utter bon
IS Sabren elm IeBtes bebauerusmer,
tbes Opfei Der 8ei9ieBung bon StraBs
burg, SRI. 4meIie Magnus. 9ln "a.
@uguit 1870 fanb he friib baIb 6 ll5r
bon ibrem 8eit i'm @rbgelaoB ihrer
Bobnung, WeiBtburmiirabe Sc auf.
aI8 cine @rnnate In bas @ema6 fipa,
eGpIobirte unb ibr beibe Arme aers
f6metterte. sic wurbe au6 IouIf an
mebrerea Stellen f6per bsrmuubet unb
lag feds @O6en iHfoIse bss 8Iutper,
Iufes i'm SpitaI. 8eiber 4rma Be.
raubt, lebte He nod fait 28 Sabre.
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GiieubaDu 5abr 8lau.
=. & @. ". sabu.
Ql bfa hrt. 5

Nad ct. 2ouis bio Sron Mountain
Ober M. 6. & &. ..... $50 8orm
Na9 ct. Souls uia Srpn Mpuntair
Goute. y: :OO Nben08,
gead Searne td9(i6 800 Morgens.
gtab 2arebo ..........,.9:45 gDrm.
Qntunft.
8on ct. 4Ouis, Sron Mo,intain & M
st. & E. 800 8orln.
gOn ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
6. & z. .............3 :55 Nadm
Bon 5earne td9lid. .10:20 Gbenos.
Son 2arebo. 200 Nber6a
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@ulf ebure . Sabn i.
U b { hrt

Qbfabrt.
gaa6 2aOernia, tdsli6, nussenommen
Sonnta9s, I'm. 80 8orm.
Infunft.
Bon Iapernia, tGsli6, aussenommen
SonntaqS. rrtt. t........3:09 gea6m.
Spnnabenos, UNI. $40 Rahm.
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Goutbern Vact5tc 8abn.
Ibfa brit.

Na6 geem Orleans, SOuitou unb Sal
oeiton ta9li9 1910 Mtitta9s uat
$50 Nbenbs.
Rad eagle BaB, Merico &c. Ii 8orm
9ta6 @alifornien. 49,. .4:45 9ta6m,
Nnfnnft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Souiton unb 9al
beiton tagli6 7:25 8orm. unb 4 rs
9tabnt. ......... .........
Bon galifornien &C.. 11:5O @orm.
8on @a9le 9aB unn Meriep 200
Aben0s.
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60. 8oSetptls, galb @rOter.

WOlIes Eager BON STAPLE un6 Jancp
8rocerie8, g 6nitt'W aare n,
@lotbiug Shteu, SoiIette'
artitein. GIaSs, pOraetla ts
unb aprb Waaren. Su allen
9epartementS nur frif6e Sa6en.
Wiebrige preiie. 6reie unb prompte
4blisferung. 1913 Stb' AIamosStraBe
@de @amarao. Selepbpn 433.
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m. 6. & =. Babn.
Nbfahrt.

Ut I abrt.
0a9 Baco, Sort @Urtb, Dallas, sian
Jas @itp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso tag
LID $3.50 8orm. unb 500 Qbenba
anfunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. 2ouis, 8anlas gitp
Dallas, 5trt @ortb unb 8acp, tag
lid - rs 8orm. unb 3:15 9tafm
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Die npherne gmanheit

gebeibt BEL gutter Tobruug unb Son.
nenfGein, BET re6t piei aDrperbeue,
suug in ber frif9en Cuff. Sbre 6or,
men ftrober DOr 8efunbbeit uab ant.
Iibt firab!t Dor S66nbeit. Wenn ibr
SpItem Der reinisenben 8bdiigteit eii
ues abfabrmitteIS beborf, baan se,
biau9en He ben angenebmen unb mil
ben 6eigen'Sprup, Der ausi i9IisBlid
bon Der ''California Fig Syrup Cs. u
berseitsGt uirb,
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g. s. Sami6t, SOufOn, 8eras, IN
alIeiniser Ngent fir elmer 6 9lmeaoS
8e5ept 0so. 1851, tuel6es &beuma.
tismu8 beiIt. giue 6Iaffe bepeiFt es.
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C. 8. Dean. 22S 5..SIOres.
StraBe, uimmt beim NntauF eines6ubr.
psrtss bas ssbrau9te In Austauih.
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Cinderella sdnb galait.


gsrseBt ni9t. bab MIR unferen
Store nod gro. 2O7 Mlasapsp pla3M,
sipei 6duisr ilbIt6 nDn unferen frt.
beren @eiddfisbauie, perIeat babeu,
no mir ale unIere alten Sfunben ipie.
ber3uieben boffen unb nod piele iieae
basu. ba mir nit ben beiteu Maaren
bienen t6unen. llnier Store ia gans
men einseribtet, gut pentilirt unb iebr
bell. 4omnt unb ftattet uns eineu
9efu6 ab, peun Sbr aud ai6t gs'
rabe 3u Iaufen ptnfdbt.
6. @anaas,
@inberelIa 8 6ub.gaIae,
207 alamo 9lasa.
= Roofing Felt, Bed unb aSpbali
bei neurn NauIb. Eel. S3.
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can 9eSrp gprilsas Bart.

SieTer angenebme part ffebt 2ogen,
gereinen unb Gamilien aur NbbaItnng
DON gicnics &C. 3ur 8erflgune.
geiu6ern ruirb ole ilnr bentbore
gtufuertiautteit erpieisn,
Seben Sonntag 9la6mittas
@rpRes esrei Spnsert,
auagefiibrt bon 6er ppll;d1ligen
Wilit6rs apeIle.
Su 8er6inoung nit benz parl
ftebt 9apib 90 en- d's
SuDlc9iiher @srten,
6er pra9tpoIle GrempIare Der Sbisrs
melt, ipecieu Der teranii6en. oufipeift.
Niemaub foate berFebIen, beufelben all
beii6tigen. Die gr6Bte Attrattion, bic
San NutOnio nuFBupeiieu bat.
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u. Gussl9arbt, ubrma6sr, 122 sOlsSapHr.
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Seppi(5el Seppid)el
$1,000.

Mnrdge ppft Nh gateu 3rbmt eom 5aae
aen oas gb rhd Bic GrpBgbabn
bon nns b5ab ansgenomun aF W 9apd a mbae
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- Roofing Felt, ps6 unb aspbaIi
ei 0eurp paulp. Eel. 50.
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Sserreots So1tt 1,terrDde !

gs aiebt cine aspiHs ari. CONNER qnsase
ah8nfsrtiaen, bic @ud idbIieBeu IdBt, siie wdrsns
iOsaiel fhr Gu6 aemodt. Sic Rnb fmmer pafs
ienb. bhbid unO eomfOrtabel gBir babeu @erae.
@9ebiot uub Worfiebs, reidIid 25 Oerf6iebene 6Or.
ten. iDopon Shr pdhIen f0nnt unb Der greis III nur
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-16
nusrxx.s sALx.

WnsasAs Charles Carol Mii,rr did by his c-r.
taln feed of trust. dated hrtsrmtrr :6th. lrv9,
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was in command of the Spanisrds,
was brutally mutilated. So das-
picable has the conduct of some Of
the insurgents been that 1t has
been decided that no Cuban shall
be allowed to enter Santiago after
its surrender until order shall be
fully established.
These reports, together with the
accounts which represent that the
Cubans do little besides eat, make
one feel that 1t is a worthless lot
of barbarians whom the United
States is helping gain their lnde-
pendence. 1t suggests that much
that the Spaniards said about them
before the war was begun had q
foundation in fact. Civilized peo-
pie respect the helplessne esd of
prisoners of war, but this is what
some, at least, of the Cubans think
they are under no obligations to
do. They act like pirates giving
no quarter and showing no mercy.
1t this is characteristic of tho
majority of the islanders, it may
well be asked what kind of govern
ment they will maintain after in-
dependence has been established.
The outlook for Cuba is certainly
not bright, and as far AS the United
States is concerned the prospect ia
not improved by the suggestion
that this country shall undertake
the government of the island until
the Cubans may become nhle to
conduct it themselves.
Republican.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-07-16

The rumors concerning an al
legged agreement. between Spain
and Germany in regard to tho
philippines have eliminated in
the report that Spain has actually
ceded to Germany all OF Its rights
in one OF the most important is-
lands of the group. Mindanao,
the island thus reported to have
been transferred, is the most south.
ern OF the group. 1t extends to
within five degrees Of the equator.
Its area is more than 80, 600 square
miles, being only one.ffth les
than that OF Luzon, on which Ma
nila is situated. 1t il far inferior
TO Luzon in inhabitants. however,
the population being estimated 1t
only about 100000. 1t has a coast
line OF 1000 miles. The island
occupies a commanding position
with regard TO all OF the Dutch
Enst Indian possessions aud il
within striking distance Of tho
northern coast OF Australia
News.