The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-16

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rounded sAs rent6enoe & he la1o HseeE4
Louis 9segenauu hfa1y oocuptea ~ Geo.
mana n oeruna Ang wua nyfng ffeo IL
ios; se.v,,x - s-s sssss !. s e -
Il vas impe0fb;e % enko - 1ogt wtthDut
artillery
As TO The ccmmsasaon now charged Nm
invesstgAfing the situax1su. Ar. Hall 80:
People In the Stands wesU surpsioo2 q
the aanoxHeemen. Of such q cummtoG1on-
Admiral KAufB ALREADY had ehe atsua81oa
well IN hand and 4 wns oaay . question
Of = very shoss ums vnea = vsl1 have
hAd the reoefs campleesay 1efsatea and
NAlseioa sscnreay sGatsd On he ghrone.
Tie :rnce Win Give ths rebels tims % r.
selves az she opporgunfry e eupotv tAsm
With Z new store Of ammunfssca'
OF hnssiaIses. when Naiaa1A was running
the government there Vas not "A en-
pioye who vas not a O~rman ana II might
b "a 80 os-- NJ. -
- - IN
- ams "a s1xnI "a 01,anne ovaas
va a.o sng~ InS .nsm oos - 49,
man. An ex-onscer Of the German army.
49,. - feceenized % ,oar Men- IA tne
49, r .ns axas nsn 49, -1rs
Killed. So op~a an Sae I ahs .ymns.sS Of ia.
~ ,n an p.snse.s most o. wnon nass
- t"eA "a ons o-Ses.a 80 -
20 soaaN l1AAn1 t.I's
A-A men os1 20 ,ne otaef S1e
"a lne lssan1 70 }esn forces .1tn Sne cnleH.
- e.sis poIn the1s vAs Az AL Sonr ,
.oa sne ssoehious naAses tFom Iae 0es
MANS. ana nov sacn cosuaei nAued extsts
,hat there can never be perfect narmony
IN tne sosefnmen. o. tne eIoup- ne Dr.
Nn ana AMencAn merchants eno rsNoenss
sss m. ny snesr 1suons an us ma
to.Mss .eeSlnon9 the SsfmaA pave Loae
.sieu 'hei. GAINS 10 rlgnis Ia the besnn
usAty. ana shooid De tntown ovt OF tne
a'aance Nhich governs the islanoA
so"ns To- snsr -
Ms,ss "a ss 49,
barcmen,s OF the war efips there was given
TO the natives notification that the Ger
man empire was about 20 dsciare war
, .pun , Dan Ae - ~ vsea, Scam. ana
Re h,oTn o,,s ~ I'm =, w.,a. e ana n. ~.
mans would ALLOW the rebels To take hsads.
We learned OF this when there seemed TO
be eoEne ground for the hope that there
TSe ueF "A . he srS onias o. .sns esIe,.
10 the friendly natives who were IN the
Malie.oa army that II they did not give
up and come out 10 Join Aa,aAfA they
drove away the whites. This report must
have been known TO the Germans in auth
GRITTY Then. again. whenever We ven: out
with the army and the landing parties
10 attack the MataAfa men .: some
fort which l Rad located. there was run
UP on the nagpoie at the German conSu
late q eheckered n.x. some kind Q, /.
there had been force OF natives a few
hours before. not ore was 10 be seen.
As soon as We had come back the dag wae
at once lowered
There we're DO many OF these instances
times when the meetings Of the natives
were found TO be held At German p!antA
tons where there was taken into the
interior ammunition ossensibly FOR the Ger
man planters which found It's way 20 the
rebels that there can be no argument
which will explain away the aid given the
rebellion by the Germans
Am~rsr. "a Great nrttaau
There Will BE- but one result OF the
success O! the Germans. Now there u
q fair trade In the Islands, and I, - Or
yfses This nrosners.v drove the Germans
90 ,or,ar,tnr .,,,,tI. Ths,, haxs aIvave
49, 80 r., -. .,rrsx 80. go snauis
uode INC wien uuAeS arc Soos oi'Su..
they get control OK the Islands there would
be the conditionA wnica oo'a.n IN the
MarsnAu group, where any osnsr ,rsusl
than German must pay license OF As0
This would De done IN samoa tnen akain