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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

great feature. Every council h expected
to entertain visiting travelling men. Csu-
ally the entertainments run about a. fol-
lows. Once q month . stag social for
members and their friends: ~ least once
In two months . ladies' social, and ~ least
once in three s1anths social where the
employers OF commercial travellers are the
guests And. by the way. the strongest
supporters If the association are the men
who employ commercial travellers In fact.
II 10 stated on good authority that many ct
the large Eastern firms Will employ as
drummers only members Of the associa-
ton, Q membership guaranteeing at once
the honesty and responsibility OF the man
N well a. providing for him In case Of
injury.
THERE are three councils OF the asso-
citation In this state. namely. In Seat
membership Of about 80, Of which Seattle
Council s. furnishes 100 members.
During the past year the council In this
city has grown by leaps and bounds. The
rapidly increasing wholesale trade OF Sc
attic has increased the army OF travelling
men TO almost double Its numbers a few
years ago. While all the drummers Of this
city are not members Of the order, large
majority are. and the fact that at the next
mtftiHB BOIx3o t9u uGW meuUefS Will Dc
initiated shows how the order here Is
growing.
Seattle Councils officers are as follows:
Grand counselor. Howard Tlton. with
Schwabacher Bros; senior counselor,
George II. L1eEhorn. Of Iebhorn & Co.:
past counselor. Charles e. Smith. with
Sehwabachcr Bros. junior counselor. Tom
Miles. with 6chwahaeher Bros-: conductor.
A. o. Parsons, with American Tobacco
Company: secretary and treasurer, ]. w.
Watson, with J. w. Goodwin: page. r. s..
Coates. with Seattle Cereal Company; sen
tinel. J. w. Townsend, with Grimm Chem
icai Company.
The council meets on the second and
fourth Saturdays OF each month in tho
X. OF r. hail. Stevens hotel
Now that Fourth OF July parade Is some
thing the Seattle travelling men are proud
OF. and with reason. Many OF the men In
line travelled hundreds OF miles to get here
to march that day. and they brought with
them dozens OF drummers on the road for
nrms In Chicago. New York. San Fran
cisco ana other cities.
- -
m HE noAi was decorated by J. A. Pee
. = oies, with Miller. Schloss Co.. ard
and was credit to the ingenuity and taste
Of the builders.
After the parade the home boys took the
visitors In charge and showed them the
town. and every man OF them left TO boom
Seattle wherever he goes.
Tho busters and plug hats-weil. every
thing considered. II Is probably not best to
60 into details How they were obtained
could be easily told. Something might also
be said about insists and the awful an
Guish OF tho misfttcd when a pretty girl
would murmur. where did you get that
hatT But nothing need be said about
how the hats came back on the morning
OF the 9Th.
Anyhow. the boys made a great show
Ing: one that surprised themselves and
which the people OF Seattle appreciated.
Tho Seattle men in line were.
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YES. lady. that's wha& - -
estly an truly afraid of Il tn
be good
well. 30 far as I can judgA
making Q success Of IL.
your eyes deceive you. lAdy.
fus' rate. But temptation begoe1
all kin do 10 keep from I'll
broom out o. your hands IN -
a dust wit IL dat folks 'ud conno
house down de road to ash 49, j.
nado. You don't know a. e6oet 81 ~.
to restrain meseif' SS5
well. In lay the broom ffe1t - .!..
the step and watch you grslh.
II wouldn't dast.''
There isn't anybody hypaoe T.
II there a
mo. lady. It's de danger g
culture You know what exefe i
It'll swell q mans hiceps up tn T.
hooks like a roast o. spring lam
well. what Of it, e;
Lady, I've got such bad to-
have TO look out for IL Constantly.
not dare trust meself among
creatures wit - much muscle. :. 's8!
ton star. "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09
SANFORD, STONE & LANE.
SUNDAY Ialy 3. 1899
OUR CARPET STORE.

net demanded of r quarters We've got them Lastwek
Drspe Store rooms IN the Basement
al and ventilated Carpet city with ample accommodation
from main floor street entrance Seneca street.
the history of this growing department Not only did
no spoc U putting additional
kinds already kept in stock If there's floor or window
help Curtains look basement floor
This always getting low possible and stands
md wear goods In buying believe that and
having for It puts down to the owes
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No. no. no.
Who are We?
Seattle Council O.

That told nothing. and the biushin
mssnbers moved along through the GROVE
"a streets unmoisstcd by the pretty cir
until one Of them. Drawer than the res
gave tongue to this war cry:
prummers. drummers,
8h2s are Ne.
Orders, oeders. one. two. threA
Hully 01ol You know me.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

Ia ~ settsafas tGsGsr resulting in Sex al DIS
sAalsfy. 81 tsr sess. ess ess~e<iszs Afsfsgwa eos
texssstse arxkA
So raach for the obterss aal alass cs the
order. Only travelling THeE ean sosn IL.
and II trey sesse tAas profession - enter
snether the constitution svevsees that anIy
in case they enter strtcs!y commercial
purssAf can they retain &aesr snesnSersAir.
: rAe seclaa side Of ne order - ana<Asr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

LACE CURTAINS.
An the newest creations In
Lace Curtains. from tho heav-
lest nets to the highest: only
tho best patterns IN Renais-
sance. Point dc Paris. Brus-
sells, Point d'Esprit,. Honiton,
Irish Point, German and Not
tingham. at prices which are
positively record breakers.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAlNS ............... ....s.........s
0sDc the pair ana upwards.
SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS $1,000.
500 the pair ana upwards.
GERMAN LACE CURTAINS ......
e1.OO the pair Ana upwards.
HONIToN LACE CURTAINS. ~
yards long. 81 inches wide.
9S.00 the pa1r-Opec1Al.
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An ENORMOUS FLAG.

Miss Muifordss Plan 20 Raise . Mort
gage May Succeed.
Miss Josephine Mnissrd o. Madison. "
J.. moved partly By sentiment aad partly
By y desire 90 car OF q mortgage "a her
mothers little home In Z novel way. con-
ceivsd the t6sA luF1ng he var Win Rpa3n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23

with it, usul! spirit Of the ar
rant cowardice, the Advertiser dis.
plays it, Task OF courage OF convic-
ton by preparing hole TO tumble
into an new bed for the Su
preme Court decision. 1t says
there was an error in the decision
bnt it is not the error you are talk
ina about. This is the first
stop t, g2t away from tha
tobasgan slide, down which
tho Ad7e ts.r has no honest
hearted desirs TO accompany the
official caEsors of its editorial
policy.
Ths boomerang OF unAmerican
officialism in Hawaii is finding it's
way home slowly but surely.
When the American flag was
raised in Hawai-, there was one
and only one honest American
path to 'ollow. The path led to
the immeiiste wiping out of sue h
Hawaiian laws as were contrary
to the constitution of the United
States; the voluntary assumption by
Hawaii of the constitution of the
United States a. guide. The
Hawaiian officials had the machin
cry at their command and the
Legislature would have furnished
the power. The only thought the
Government has given this course
has been evidenced by a mad rush
to whip the American constitu-
ti,nal devil round a stump and
climb the detunct tree of Hawai-
ian Indepeucs. 1t is fast becom-
coming apparent to the people
,uat !his plscs Of Official refuge Is
n hole ia the ground that has no
American bottom.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23
A PRESSING INVITATION.

That odd 75c. What will il doP
1t will clean and press one
suit per week, keep your clothes
repaired, small sewing and buttons
replaced, gratis. Old clothes
lock new and your wardrobe kept
in good condition, il you guaran-
tee your patronage for a month.
A tailor charges you $3.50 to clean
and press one suit, This way you CO n
have two suits cleaned for 81 so
per mouth. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded. Send
order by mail.
Your hat cleaned twice a month
fer 25c.
Ladies suits cleaned and pressed
75c. per suit.
Goods called for and delivered
once a week.
II. Z. SHAW & Co.,
Upper Fort Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23

slant manipulating to ward off rs
long as possible the constitution OF
the United States. NJ. Hatch goes
far toward explaining the situation
when he eay':
"Trer7 seems to exist in certain
quarters much nervousness as to
the consequences which would fol
low, Il it were admitted that the
Constitution OF the United States
is now The law Of the land; notably
amongs other Instances, with the
apologists for contract labor. We
ought to al rejoice that that insti-
tuition is moribu I'D. We could take
more pride in ourselves il this blot
could have been removed by act of
our own before the enactment OF a
plan of government for us by Con-
gre-s.'
He mi.ht also add to the list OF
apologist. 4, those seeking to place
foreign built ships under the Am
erican tag by gaining an Hawai-
ian rAgistor during the "transitiol
p eriod."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23

Prof. Anton Koebele will be
back in the America Maru after a
stay OF q couple Of months in Cali
fornia. He will be here few days
before proceeding South.
Finest 4. jordan Of Co. 1, OF
the 2Dth Kansas, U. s. Volunteers,
ia amoug the convalescent on the
Hospital ship Relief. He ia
special correspondent for the lola
Ksnsas) Daily Register.
Officer Halclaui seems to be- de
stined to get into dangerous situa-
tiona. A short time ago he WAS
forced to use his club on a white
man and Saturday night another
man threatened to shoot him.
II was reported on the street
this morning that an insurance
man representing the directors of
the different ire insurance COM
pauies now doing business here
has come to re-adjust the rates
on new business.
| While loading ten ton boiler
from the Honolulu Iron Works
aboard the steamer Keauhou this
morning at tho Inter Island s. s
wharf, the hind wheels of the dray
together with a portion of the
boiler itself went through the
dock, the heavy mass WAS extricat.
ed with much difficulty. The
boiler is for the Hanamaulu
Sugar Plantation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23
BITS OF HUMOR AND STERLING
FACTS.

as Mrs. Batkis on your calling list,
Mrs. Montgomery :"
"Yes, but not on my visiting list. We
call the telephone book our calling list
nOw."
The Sterling wheels are In the lead
Horses for racing purposes, or most any
other, are In comparison to the Sterling.
One of these handsome, up to date wheels
is "a thing of beauty and a joy forever"
The joys of an open.air existence ana a
spin on one of the built-like.a.watch wheels
is pleasure worthy of king.
Don't touch me-" said the chrysanthe..
mum. as it leaned away from the rose. y
would be foolish to attempt it," replied
the rose "it's well-known fact that you
haven't scent"
"With all my worldly goods ] thee endow"'-
He stopped short - his strong brain
seemed to reel
"At least with all of them"-he stammer'd
now
"Exeept my brand new Sterling Chain
less wheel"
Editor: "Dd you write those jokes
yourself 2" :,
Manager P. G. & N. Co.: ayes, SIR"
Editor: "You must be older than you
'ook."
Don't ride a wheel unless it's a good
one. Don't pay more than wheel Is
worth. Don't take chances on an unknown
make. Go to the Pacific Cycle & Mfg
Co., on Fort street, and buy a Sterling
bicycle that has a reputation.
st. Peter: (which wife do you want
! IN Two with ?"
Shade: "Are they all here ?"
st. Peter: "Yes." -.
Shade: 81 thought this was heavenF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23
BACK FROM BATTLEFIELDS.
Continued from Page /.

no'r'n will MT Ia forgotten. No
matter what changes the future
may bring every American aboard
the Relief will ever remember the
days spent in Honolulu. this tro-
peal cay Of palms Of fruits and
dowers, OF legend, Of romance, of
enchantment, aud of God-fearing
and liberty loving, loyal, kind
hearted Americans.
Z. Fl. WHERRY,
Corp. Co. Ii, Tenth Penu., U.S.V.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23

Inc OK II TO WI On Nue ouiCih'
o.gan has sueceeiel in misrepra-
seuting the selti nelt of Hawai-
on the que ton OF the extension
of the Uuitel States Constitution
is made more apparent than ever
when Z. M. Hatch is driven to
taking up the mater In a public
letter. There Il no more conser-
vativa nan in the Territory th,n
Mr.. Ha'ch, no one more disip-
clined to enter a cOn,rovaysy oui-
side the usual routine OF legal
business.
The Official ur.au, 10 lis usat
weak minded su5mi5sion TO the
principle that whatever the oilicia
circle says must be 50, IA, gwen a
dwelling support 20 the entirely
new idea p o-la;moi by thu Sa
preme Couct ,hat D tiols 1T tht
Constitution Of the United State
may be selected and declared as
in force here to salt The conveui-
ence of the Hawaiian Republic:
other portions that do not suit tn.
convenience " I.waii are ca.
aside.
The fallacious Arguments an!
conclusions OF tn, Supreme Coir.
have been fully set forth in IL,
BULLETIN ami the matter plsc q
in proprr form 10 ob'aiu q rnl o
from the administration in Wash
ington, at present the only sourcs
of appeal.
The probable cause of Me-. Hatch
scoring OF the Advertised is IN
repeated attempts OF tho Oft ,it
organ to create the unprcssi1
that the people of Hawaii arr
highly pleased with the pros
pee that they, of all the mil
lions of American citizens, NJ
clothed with tn authority to So
aside such portions OF the Con
sl'tu.io o. the United States As d,
not coincide with the Constitute
oftha Republic of Hawaii; that tb
people of Hawaii are not snxiour
for the speedy extension OF tht
American Constitution and Amer
lean laws.
In one breath the official o-gar
remarks that W. do not want :
colonial government and in tht
next it endorses a legal decision
that is nothing il no. cndgal If
tn hln 10 Of the few Representa-
tives aud Senator'S who will seel
hago Hawaii set off by itself anC
no. subject ~ the co,sti'uti'n q
the United States. The represen
tat on uph cid 10y The official orgaa
j. hat tho people 'let go, hard
fro u he ;Ldt penIeDoo OF Now..
pDtwithstanding the territory wa
Offer for the United States Il
tas over. Fortunately the Al
yer It's r represents only a small
Oil al few. The only real ira. i
il Ia, paO,i,asl oiucs eanexs.ipn
j. the statement made this morn
ing: What the 0ieWs Of the Ad,
Vcrtiser are on The SlIj9ct WiU no
haze tie slightest Influence in Con
grsSs." What HAPPY admission
To save itself IRON tue well merit.
Ell condemnation of The people the
official o.gan admits the truth -
that it has no influence in Wash
ingto !, t a it does not honest,
ly represent the sentiment o
Hawaii an consequently shout
not be taken seriously; that its oh
iect in life is 10 tel funny storie
and shout "Hesr, Hear !" whej
any member o. its Official circl
makes wise statemonts;- tdst tn
emily time when its remark
ere to b. taken seriousl.
is when It spends months workin
,no. bia'oriral uisrenraaantetin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-23

Since tho day the flag went up
the whole ten loncg OF olic'al action
- consequently the otlcioN organ
- has been one Of defeuse; con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

In a recent newspaper story n member
Of the jury discharged by Judge Benson
was represented as passing structures on
the method ~ procedure that was taken
IN the matter. One OF the lawyers appoint
pr.fsrrsd asxns, At.orn.y John cor.on'
Jesfasay had this 20 ~ N pspense to
an inquiry:
The juror was evidently ,asor,ns under
vas filed. signed BY the jsry. implics;ing
Corson In very Questionable practices.
whereupon Judge Henson appointed = com
Tittee Of lawyers y inyes.igase 'n..e
sens disAarnent This proceeding IL
entirely different from u criminal action
aHeci the accused attorneys liability to
punishment under the criminal code
The eours will pass upon the evidence
A. submitted BY the committee. and all
that can b. done In Case the facts should
warrant II would be to enter = decree eth
er dtssnsssing the charges or eRecstng tho
dsssArnent OF the eubjS<i Of the inquiry.
Other ere assornsyr a sis s" ppoeseainr. .aald
have h~en instituted And very properly
SO because every honest lawyer and every
good man who l. Or may become Hti-
CANT IL interested In preserving the intee-
risy OF the bar,
ssrhe point I make II that this Is not a
criminal prosecution but n special pro
cse0in4 10 determine suS s4HHlinx Oh an
accused member az shN bar. II he. OF 9TH
~rs has Violates the statute law the prop
or and only way To determine his guilt or
innocence IL by the asuei prccsN ure
through the grand and petit turfeA And
II anyone knows ~ evidence pointing To
wrongdcinE. n - his duty 20 take n TO tho
grand tary for It's acticn IN the premises
Il aay this merely 20 co~recs any mis-
Apprehension 20 the duties Of the com
rnitten and not 10 intimate any neglect
ar other fault on the part or anyone elsa
A. "a the guilt or Innocence Of the accused
attorney I know nothing. and shall have
nothing To- say upon that subject except
So the report ~ our committee 10 the court
Judge Langley Ia the chairman OF the com
rssEttee. and whnn he gets through with
Tn. Grand Army nesting. OF which ne Ia
an active member. he viii probably cali us
,ax~sher to take definite action In the line
- .stttea
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Shortage Is IH0 THOUSAND
NONE CHARGES IGAY NJ PLACED
AGAISsT n. y. KInK.


The shortage OF Herbert n. Kirk. who
was recently brought back from Butte.
Mont. 70 answer the charge Of embes-
King money from CraWford e Conover
while In their employ ~ . boakkeeper II
Geoe short instead Of sst. ~ named IN the
complaint. When asked the direct ques-
ton ~ 10 this amount yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Crawford said:
Well. that Ii about right. II may be
. little over e. 1n We exported the books
urtii NO discovered an aetna. shortage Of
$l.ses after the time Mr.. Fis1kin came into
the firm We did not go back Of that
date. but havc reason to believe that Kirk
took enough from the old firm to run the
ams0nt up 10 fully 33.eoo.''
G T. Conover. who WAS present. also
confirmed the statement that the short
age was approximately 0.as9 The nrm Is
determined TO prosecute Kirk vigorously,
ard IL 10 not improbable thai additional
charges viii be made.
Kirk was brought down 70 Judge Cams
court yesterday afternoon from the coun-
~ jail by Deputy Sheriff wilson He was
looking we'll and succeeded In running the
gauntlet Of the regular Jury" without
being identified
II tcek hardly two minutes for him To
waive . preliminary examination. Judge
Cam fixed his bonds at S1oao Kirk I'M
mediatsiy turned and left the court room
closely followed by his guard The
amount os the bond rreciuded the possi-
biIity Of his giving II for time 1t least
Il hasH not decided" said Kirk, what
/ shall do in the superior court In all
psoba baEty ! shall be guided By my at
torney's advice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21

]. ,. steara Applies for = Complaint
Awatast Hts wife.

Julius ] Strarn a musician who lives
az tne ssag1t hetel applied to Deputy
fsr1ses,atfrS Attorney fNtten yesterday
Afternoon Far con- ptstns charging h.s
gsf@ a variety actress with hsS2sny. sie
saws that she wss married to Joseph le-
stile under tire sss ma 81 Matte bsh-ens
fesr aays ago. aah that she appeared In
az. charge Of s-tstsem~anos under the
nas-ass ~ 1axsnhtne Reward
M faitnn instructed M siearn 20 cal
az h.x or.c@ this rn5rrre, werE re VII
give a se-4sser As 10 whether re will ss-
sue a rarss plant. sissrn ~sza :nat he
thought II no rsnse thar rixht ihat the
woman ns prosecuted as s-e sRs 81 AL
yeSsstssess.
etcasn's ssa~v frs substance IS "a fol-
Laws y ..Asn. 10 Seattle In August sxA
srss GA September l. following rzaarrtse
Mad xisks WHO - cscf-~rt ha1l sag
e. sNs said -. va. II but sAe married
sgAln few 8ass aSO 80 - wears cid
Aasr<ss9s.g 80 Sf~srns @vn statement
she scsgrtShfa lasted nriy sear days ard
eats s@v~a days Fs~rvtesss % ih# rnarrsas~
n4x ~sss w@a sf2aEes 1svsTcc from
E'xsak RauGsek
Ssssa~ - <asS trst after tie wedding Mr.
steam sesa hsrn size hsi s-~s nASrsst SIX
sf-z~a ass Had tire. cAsa3v~.s.
she en- ssErAs 7 eaa raeney. Continued
S.esrn hat when .as Assad eat her ua1s
saas xh- sssapsv l-st me. TAss Was tao
w~&ss zft-s ssssr welding
-'Eas4s asss $50 sss vas snsTFifst = y
sssrAenf*r Mares Joe t@xfEkr. sD8 stsS
arx 2sxsrk sss Sfsans Ftnwa~
NJ F'WitcA a4&f he Sc.sss sTrsss gate
sne ~~s~ sss Il Sse&sw's sta~y w2s xs he
r~rrrsesss@s y rvsxsassg ses marriage and
re Aa~ezr~ ~ &lwcre~ grone~dsngY. q
esxrpl ART wssas1 he ss@a~Rf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-21


Owing 20 so@e misrepresentation - %
the proper csnsfrucfion Of the eankrape-
cy Law regnr61ne the matter 81 the pay
meat Of certain court feeo> Judge Han-
ford. q the CnffeA States d.sx1ef coms.
which VIII HEREAFTER. govern IN thAoe
matters. The rule - very clear fn terms
and meaning and Win be OF interest 70
CT. II reads:
ne ssakzuvscy .sx spersae certain a.ets .AirA
c3esfs q the DISTRICT cssF ass Fse1hsd - YesscA
collect tae ~ q she rieea rssssee ana srsss =
ears insekufcd hsesee GtnG d petstsne excgt
sse pssss.ss q rs..ssy ssssuys SAs<A . e.
vAkh 70 D.y sscA IA n =. ~ pFevsd. tA.s
ca.pessssssa ss< AIR sssvia. = saeA .st.ss o..
and Trustees SHAH fecetve 3. exreVe vhea - -
a. r az sr,,, g. 80 49, :: .s:.s,a e. 49, -
rsferses and tsB4ees 10 SERVICES vhtch shsy 81 -
sssred 70 re.Ar b e.sa q resunsasy 1880
The SERVICES 81 the c0sen As0sd mast BE seedsree
esafmisoasly.
Tie iiea s--ss TO Be prsv.isas thas sss ss.vsao.:
simply nate an aSbdsvis u the tine q AliRe his
ss,s :: !. re. 20. nd s. ~ a. 9 ' =
e tae srtsas ssrsssry earn De prcrssdsnss 70
asa that kavins aisd ne assds-ss /. 8 g : =.
es<ed frum paving the foss P1Dnr3ass u his eon<1
sson d NE tszne u Appaf1n9 Ter bb nllAA 0sc2nfve
! sA sssYy Ia sAy that in . nunbg q caaee oAnhs
rspss who auress 20 BE - acnnd healtA and able
10 do far sheasefvss. aud who heSe she appesnnrp
q bsane sen dressed and well fed. have sheen
disposition 90 take advantage 81 I'll the BENEFITS
wAscA this bankrupt hw u sappsasd 10 contain
The izw certainly daex the clerk soe fziufe
90 collect she fce before Airg the petition in thoes
eases IN which addavis ts made hy . voluntary
petitioner m the forn pFsscysbed and think that
she statute reasonably construed reQni-es the cieFh
IN such casss 20 hfs the petition and lef the
proved. wfthcws sxartsne the deposft q IS. bat
that certainly Is far the provisions 81 the Law
car he extended II 10 not 70 Be Presumed that
condition 81 sx,rcrae poverty and helpis~sness exist
inG as the time II Ming the retisire viii b.
snrsag eaa And no expsea prsvistons In the Law
reqriysnG the cuur 10 discharge . bankrupt from
hfx liabilities vhe dos not rAy the exynses Il the
psoreedsnos necessary TO that discharHo
there rule vhSeA birds the count sccsp& the
Unsupported afndasn of the bankrupt himself 10 the
fsrf u his ina-siity 10 pay the fss
II b necessary for the rrsiss 70 BE- governed By
fxed and eensrss principle In aasters a peactics
therefore announce The following - The rule 70
be observed In q this ciaA. Vi.
When the pesitioa a Q sslunsasy BANKRUPT IL pee.
sented. accompanied By the prescribed sfsdavs the
sisrA VII hie the pssitsn and docket fAs eass -
the case peossses the petitioosx anst pay the
ssaay expenses and before Anai disrharYe VII b
gIanted he must also pay the amount al ccmpsnaa-
ten sicvsd to the clark rfssee and trnstse. sse
make showing to the satsfacfion 81 the court that
by reason Il III health circumstances q peculiar
mixfoEtnns be y vortAs object of charity.