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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
TUG DISCOVERY OVERDUE.
should Have Been In Her Uocl
Thuraday-NA Alarm Felt

The Washington Steam Navigation Com
panys tug Discovery. now two days over
due from Cape Nome. has not yet been re-
ported. Her owners. however are not
fearful of any accident an Al th,s time ri
year there Is no particular reason why she
should hurry. and being slow vessel is
more than likely to take her time.
II 10 believed something Will be heard
from her today. She IL supposed to have
on board but few passengers and q ii9ht
cargo Of freight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Within The next ten days o. two weeks
the oMosF1 quarters. barracks. hospital
ana othef buildings q the Magnolia blum
army POST will b comDleted BY the con-
tractor1 Nichols & Cr0&hers. and WIN b
ready to be turned over TO the war depart
ment. After this the next step will b to
All the buildings with troops.
IL has been almost eighteen months since
the contract was let for the construction
Of the buildings ~ Magnolia blum. I'm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
SIX DIVORCES GRANTED.
Wees - Married Couples Aired IN
the Superior Csurt.

the eopssfer Ceuxt.
vere ssred vssterday n the supsrior
court. reeuitlne n the rrantinr by Jndse
InrsaNa ~ ~ dfv0reea
Jarnes NJ. Nolan sousht and secured
= l~.sI senarnston frcrs Eicr~ns~ = NJ.
i-aan The comniainf ALLEGED thai the
two hsd heeN Ynarrled n providence Is
Il Aurtisf IS Maa and haa uvssi enSsi hrr
as hushanA and wife until Nay iS. 1857
prevfo.se 10 th~ seraretson ~ ni.sr,ter
Claims e have eomfortahlv nrevtdsd FOR
Ria wife. in aescrfhins he difncrity he
aues or 70 eay thai Il q 4 rNarmarsss
and had heNn severai tlua%a Afsrhsr~.S
frssh rosatious in Irus eto.ea berassse
IL wife had ccme IA while unxIAr ths IN.
}luessce at ltoysr ana ehseaf ened 70 Great.
havoc With the ahow eases and ntork.
60 say nothing Of aiieeea threats a per-
apnaf violsncS, which Involved the vrli-
hefug az tho husband himself
9he had ana Ne ulafrnNS na~r~sn, "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

The time ~ Judge Moore and fury
6ay &~rtfinE two cases In which the AZ
gyeGAte amount tnvcivet WAS less thar.
80 Ore Vas the case Of ". l.. Spreckfs-
mine Va. sarses Lee. In which the rlainssr
~as given Judgment for GsA The other
was the sssis Of q y Nelson 20 recover
= ira values 1 So from the second
hard store ef Hsrsch G~rxs Judgement
was r~nd~rea IA his favor tar ssa Roth
csses were transcripts from stle lower
r<sssrA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

The funeral Of David Allen. the OreRoo
pioneer, who died In this city Tuesday
morning. was held yesterday afternoon
from his late residence. NJ Seventh ave-
nue south. Rev. w. A. Major ofYsciafeA.
and intsrment was made IN Lake View
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

TAs ssrsws- fsrwyAa~rs .ssars ~ Nss-rtxs
fAeF~txs rssss A ets;s arc q ssrrra<s.- e.
esshs~ wswsh ss~as ssy. ws~- s4ssez
= Txesurt . reAo~wt nan wss ARRESTED Ny ora.
- uxAta-a last aaSAs ~ srswsHs . sun = a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

AND 1T DON'T COST YoU A CENT
Extra 10 enjoy all the comforts II hss
heen possible 10 provide by this Enormous.
amount expended In the oenrrrrtton 81
tire finest train I'm the work.. now op~rzt.s
by the Barfir9ton route. Lowest rates 20
~! points East. next srrvtcs. and you reach
ycssr AeNsrnftsn On tine For rates ara
sl@eptng car observations inquire az lsa
Yestef way.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
Petty Lareenist Convietea,

Charles Abbott pleaded guilty In Judge
Cams court yesterday afternoon 10 the
charge Of stealing q ouHntity OF clofhinr
from the Colby house. He was sentenced
to pay q fne OF IS snd to serve twenty
DAYS In the county tail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

At MADISON PARK SUNDAY
Tacoma An~ military ssnd. whsrh - sss,.
ss cosnyare fxysras4v With Waxnsr's WfEi
G1vs Q concert ~ In.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
NOTICE

~ pr cent a soAsy's rssafs cash sa,es
- The Denny~CUry~fl ccxnrAnv. ~ IfY~e
Avsane ~ - H. <nteFtasAmsns tad fcr
tho natlo1a4 W C. 4. q. c4nvune1Da ne
city NeosrNe3ca s6ks al Who snn do - -
esesS ~ ~ yasyuaAfnnG THE unte. a conn
enitt<e % lA6ses esfi - n ettensnnce.
AEARTIE wtsep. 8eersxary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Seen Our Line of
Swell Top Coats :

Net Then yo0'vo D1sooa ~ Ne
never gst tdsssAss sseA . les e
aE1stoeRats before. The new 49,
coats are here. hight eno09h - 60.
~ over the am.
WHAT Bother pooA10AI Vo9y
we'll, the heavier sosts, ao0h1o anA
sin9le breasted styles ana an DsoD-
oEly ta1loFeA.
Net . 1T exDo0sevo.
These are tee 9ooA - - AoasI
DroD In ana see 'ea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
W. c. r. q. BALE


Ten PEI cent Of our rstafi cash ssI~s "a
day 70 90 help entertain the issSxat@a 70
the national ". G.. r. T. ccnveutsn. our
store viii b open untu 10 ocsrk shIs
evening Denny -Coryea company. -
FfSst avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30

Ausband contributed
l<svsd that supported k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-30
Buying a Suit
For That Boy7

Get hin ooDo4A1n9 sty1tsh. Doooopn
eest Any nere. Have ysa seen tAesss
The "Dswsy suitsss
The ~Littl0 DAllloHe
The sNoYfOlks's
American boys are The Aooe
dressed IN the weslA. they ooOAa
g he. YeaP hoy can - enc -
the best dressed little 1e1lews IN
Seattle ~ coming here. Three Any
- sight dollars aees u. anA they
have Aouhls-APeasteA ann wosan, eoos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05
KAPI0LAN| HOTEL
Block at Thomas Square
Secured.
A Modern Structure Six Storias
HIgh-Wiu Contatn Over Three
Hundred Rooms.

IT is we'll known that an hotel COM
pany is AZ present IN process of organ
ization in Honolulu for the purpose of
establishing a large and irst-class ho-
tel in a central portion Of the city. The
grounds for the purpose have already
been secured in fee simple and the pro-
ject is TO be carried forward at once.
The KapiOlani Hotel will be situated
on the two principal corners of the
site, which is on Kapiolani street fac
ing Thomas Square and running from
Beretania street to Young street. The
rear entrance will be On either Young
or Beretania street, practically making
the hotel occupy q block by itself.
Thomas Square, which it faces, IS al
ready a beautiful garden requiring only
the expenditure Of a few thousand dol
lars for walks and electric lights to
make it one of the most attractive re-
sorts for the general public as we'll as
I'll 1910 SseJe-Ses3 { III i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05

the guests of the hotel. It is
the intention OF the hotel company
to make arrangements with the
government, if possible. to build con-
crete walks throughout the Square
and, without interfering with the fran
chise Of the present electric company
to illuminate II free of charge for the
use Of the hotel patrons and the public
The hotel being very tall will over
look some of the finest property of the
city, which is an essential feature, as
SO much of the property in Honolulu
presents such undesirable views.
Thomas Square, Immediately in front
of the hotel, comprising about five
acres, and Mrs. Wards "old planta-
residences of Hon. w. +. Allen. c. NJ.
Cooke and Chas, Hustace on the maui
ka side afford view from nearly
every quarter that could offend no one.
The general outline of the hotel is
most pleasing to the eye, which is very
material in a building so spacious as
this with six stories and containing
two hundred bedrooms. Mr.. a. T,
Large, architect, employed by H. L..
Kerr q Co, has not overlooked the fact
that the Honolulu public requires
something attractive 10 the eye as well
as comfortable All the bedrooms are
mosquito-proof, facing on yeranda on
the one side and corridor twelve feet
wide on the other These will be pro-
vided with the dial system enunciators,
electric lights and ventilating fans.
The floor of each room will be waxed
- II + Il ~ + /. ii {. I /
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and the walls finished in natural
woods, with rugs to cover the floors.
brass and iron bedsteads. and other
furniture suitable TO tropical climates;
in fact all the furnishings will be es-
pecially adapted to the demands of our
Island climate
The elevation of the hotel provides
pure air and plenty of it for all the
higher floors. The dining room being
on the top floor and about a hundred
feet high gives the patrons most de-
licious breeze as. we'll as an entertain
ing view The court of the hotel will
be larger than the ordinary sized city
building lot and will be made a typi-
cal. tropical garden 4 feature of the
premises will be that no drive ways
will interfere with the quiet and COM
fort Of the guests. /, vii be so arrang-
ed that patrons alighting at Beretania
street will be under cover from the
side walk to the court The main en-
trance will face the Square and the ma
kai drive entrance will be on Young
street All outside connections with
the business portion of the hotel will
be made from private roadway be-
tween Beretania and Young streets in
the rear of the building
The rent of ground. as we'll as inter-
est on the cost of the building, is an
essential factor in the success or fail
ure Of a hotel proposition here as else
where. The promoters of this enter
prise have shown ingenuity in provid-
ing the payment of interest of about
seven per cent on the capital stock and
4 e 4. o. q
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7, =, : 7 ! : !. : ! 7 + i 5-'8's'S
have also acquired the only adequate
and spacious grounds in Honolulu suit
able for a hotel. Besides IL would~takc
several years to make grounds as at
tractive as those afforded by the pres
ent location.
The business Office ol the hotel, drug
store. news stand. stenographcr and
public telephone Offices will bc on tn"
first floor opposite Kapiolani street.
The next four floors will comprise bed
rooms. bathrooms private parlors and
dining rooms. and the sixth floor viii
be devoted entirely to dining and dane
ing. The general idea of management
is TO have half OF the dining room
run on the grill plan and the other hall
on the American plan. Surrounding
the dining floor is spacious veranda
on three sides including band stand,
twenty by thirty. In front facing
Thomas Square.
The question OF profit has been con
in the way of the success OF large
hotel in Honolulu The promoters
first show that their ground rent b.
nominal. and it Is evident that the in
terest on the building will be small
therefore. the "bug-bear" against the
success of iirst-class hotel In Homo
lulu is done away with.
The capital for the whole otherwise
will be $250,000, all of which wh. be
furnished by business men and capital
lists of the Hawaiian Islands, who viii
directly or indirectly reap a profit on
the investment.
{ i :. ]. j IL :. 4 u 4 1 III III,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05
J. L~HNOO
OUTFITTER AND FURNISHER
FORT STREE, NEAR KING.

New Goods for the Holidays coming
and on hand. SILK SUSPENDERS
and TIES, HOSE, IIANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS, GOLF and
STANLEY NEGLIGEE and WHITE
SHIRTS. MEN and BOYS CLOTHING
New line OF Mems STRAW AND
FELT HATS for Men and Boys.
PAJAMAS, UNDERWEAR and 9th
er GOODS.
At prices that will suit.
[. 0. O. T. BLDG, Fort St.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05


A Model Plant Is not complete with.
out Electric Power. thus dispcnsins
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL station? One xener-
ator Can furnish power to your yumD.
Centrifugals. Elevators, Flows. Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also, furnish light
and power for a radius OF from Is to
30 miles.
Electric Power being used, saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your fiold. also
water, and docs away with high-priceh
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available II
costs nothing TO generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators OF all descrip-
tions at short notice, and also has on
hand a large stock of Wire, Chande-
liers and Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt 81
tention, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also, 81
tention ia given 10 House and Marine
Wiring.
THEo. HOFFMAN. Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05
KASH."

you
You fashion
Fancy Furnishings on you 70
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Our Mems Furnishings

ARE particular
inspect be
is now i detail
Likewise
streets and the standN Nos and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-26

kt6rym. ,,niebiescy" podawali
reke ma znak wieczystej zgody
,,szarym" wywo}ywa} trudny
do opisania entuzzyazm. Pre-.
zydent przypatrywa} sic po-
chodowi ze swej trybuny, z
kt6lej nastepnie przemawiali:
senator Cullom z Illinois, by}y
minister foty Herbert i Web.
ster Davis 2 Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, 26 Maja. :
Zebrali SIG tataj cz}onkowie
demokratycznego komitetu ma
rodowego, azeby zgodzic sic
ma plan przysziej Rampant
wyborczei, Wezwano wszyst-
kich, azeby organizowali ko'
mitety demokatyczne W roz'
nych stanach.S Me poruszano
ofcyalnie gl6wnych punkt6w
przyszSej platformy. Me by}o
mowy ami o trustach, ami o
polityce antiimperyalisty
ami kwestyi srebra. Przysz}e
zebranie odbedzie sig W Chica.
go, 20 Lipca. W6wczas wyda.
ne zostana has}a, pod ktoremi
partya demokratyczna wystapl
do boju.
Uczestniczyli W obradach
VIM. J. Bryan i eksguberna-
tor stanu Illinois Altgeld. Ka.
Ady z mich wyrazil po odrocze.
niu sesyi nadzieje, re kwestya
srebra W przysz}ej platformie
pominieta milczeniem ME be-
die.
1oUGHTON, Mlcn., 20 maJa'
= Skutkiem przesladowania
Finlandczyk6w, zaludnia sic
mimi tutejsza okolica. Wy.
chodzcy fnlandcy osiadaja W
sssiedztwie kopal6 miedzi. lch
kolonia sklada sic dotychczas
10000 os6b, kt6re spodzie'
waja sic w tym roku przyby-
cia $4,000 swoich ziomk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-26
Telegrar11y.

Riga, 96go Maja. - Do
zaburze6 W tutejszem miescie
przyszlo z tego powodu, ze
Litwini zadali "a swa prace
mniejszego wynagrodzenia, niz
pobierali kotysze. Wojsko
carskie praywr6ci2o porzadek,
poloaYwszy trupem II os6b i
pokaleczywszy cieako so.
MADRYT, 26go Maja. - w
stolicy starego kr6lestwa Mu.
ryi umarl Emilio Castelar,,
przyw6dzca republikan6w,
znany powszechnie MAJ stanu
i literat. Kr6lowa regentka j
czlonkowle gabinetu przeslali
rodzinie zmar}ego depesze kon-
dolencyjne. Kortezy uchwals
wyprawic pogrzeb ma koszt
pa6stwa.
Ia udzis} W powstaniu W r.
1866 zosta} zaocznie skazany
ma Smierc. Wr6cil do kraju
podczas zaburze6 wr. 1868, a
obrany nastepnie poslem, zsda}
rzeczypospolitej federacyjnej i
wolnosci wyzna1. W r. 1873
zostal ministrem spfaw zewne.
trznych, wkr6tce potem wy.
brano go prezesem izby depu,
towanych. By} zdeklarowa.
nym nieprzyjacielem Niemc6w,
popieral natomiast pomimo
swych przekona6 rep@blika6.
skich dzisiejsza dynastye, ME
chcsc W kraju, zdemoralizo.
wanym ostatnia woins, do.
prowadzie do anarchi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-26
MOSKALE w RYDZE.
Moskale z r6szczka pokoju W Hadze.
Francuzi nazywaja konferencye carska ,,cy-
nicznym szwyndlem".
DEMoKRACI RUsZAJA SIZE.
Bryan Altgeld ma kOnwencyi st. Louis.

ledwie wartosc starego zelaz'
twa, wdaje sic W uklady z
Gomezem, jak gdyby sic bal
rzuciG miecz ma szale wypad'
k6w. Tu, na Filipinach, gdzie
ma W Aguinaldzie poszanowa'
MIA godnego przeciwnika, a W
jego wojsku dzielna gromade
ludu, kt6rym sympatyzuje
caly SWAT cywilizowany, gdyz
lud ten zna co wolnosG i umie
"a MIA bic sic umiera6, ME
robi Mckinley z nieprzyjacia.
mi zadnych ceremonij, Gdy CT
pytajs sic 70 warunki pokoju,
kaze i'm zloayc bro6, grozac W
razie przeciwnym zupe4na
zaglada tym, kt6rzy pozwolili
naszemu wojsku wejst do
Manili ubezpieczyc sic W tenn
miescie. Me ofaruie i'm W
zamian "a poddanie sig dobro.
wolne AMI cienia niepodlegloscl
politycznej. Kaae i'm pogodzit
sic z mysla, ae czeka ich los
niewolnik6w.
Gdyby Rad washingto6ski
byl liczy1 sig chociazby tylko
z uczuciami Filipi6czykow j
gdyby umiai je uszanowac, jak
szanuje pozornie uczucia Ku.
ba6czyk6w, ME bylby dopro'
wadzil do niezaszczytnej woj-
ny ma Filipinach. Tymczasem
obchodzi sic z niegodnymi
tch6rzami ma Kubie z rycersks
galanterya, bijac obuchem po
tWar2y dzlelnycn flllplnczy'
k6w, kt6rzy W niczem przeciw
nam ME zawinili, kt6rzY ME-
r6wnie wieksze maia prawo
do naszych wzglsd6w do
naszego szacunku, niz kuba1'
skie wl6czegi, pozujsce ma
bohater6w wolnosci, kt6rel
niczem ME okazal~sie dotych'
czas godnymi.
Jak pogodzit te sprzecznosci
postepowania McKinley'a z
pojsciami o sprawiedliwoscis
Czemu W oczach naszego pre-
zydenta So Tagalowie filipi6
soy gorsi cd kuba6skich mie'
sza1c6w?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-05-26
Kronika MiejScowa.
Policyanci ratuja i'm zycie.


w domu pm. l26 Newberry
ave. wczoraj pred poludniem
wybucht poiar W skutek peknie-
cia lampy naftowei, i zrzadzil
szkode ma $500. MIN nadeszla
straz ogniowa, W oknie ma dru-
giem pietrze ukazaiy sic dwie
kobiety, kt6rym odwr6t byi
odciety, gdyz dolna Geese domu
napelniona byia dymem, i wolafy
rozpaczliwie opomoc. lPolicyant
Long ze stacyi przy Maxwell
str. stall ma dole prosit by
zaczekaiy chwile,a zostans urato-
wane. Ale jedna mich rzuci(a
ku MENU swe dziecie czteromie-
sieczne, Long szczesliwie je
zlapal. Potem policyanci Nc
Donall, Long, Voss, Sodin i
Kelly uratowali obie kobiety,
chociaa przy tenn Kelly i Long
sic popiekli. Uratowane nazywa-
ia sic A. Leatvina E. Veil;
pani Leatvina tax byia uradowa-
ma, gdy sic przekonala, ie dziecie
jej jest zdrowe i nienaruszone,
ze ucalowafa rece policyantom
i straaakom, MIN ci zdolali temu
przeszkodzie.
TWierdzi, re tylko zycia bronit.
Wczoraj rozpoczai sic pred
sedzia Steinem process krymiaal-
ny wlasciciela piwiarni pm. 713,
81 str, Antoniego Zindta, oska-
rzonego o zastrzelenie Williama
R. Dougherty. Zindt twierdzi, re
dzialai W obronie wlasnego zycia,
gdyz Dougherty W czasie ki6tni
pierwszy rzucil sic ma niego.
Process Rollingera.
w procesie Rollingera, oska-
rzonego zonobojstwo, wczoraj
przeslpchiwano miedzy innymi
synka oskarzonego, liczacego 13
i pot lat. Przez p6iczwarta
godziny chiopiec odpowiada
zrozumiale j zwiezle ma pytania,
co tenn bardziej bylo zadziwiaja-
Gem, il bawi on dopiero diva lata
W kraiu, przeciez biegle mowi
po angielsku. Wypytywali go i
adwokaci obu stron niekt6rzy
sedziowie przysiegli. Jego zezua-
mia byly dla oskarzonego bardzo
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Przeglad polityki
EmiedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 26go Maia.

Przystepujsc do rozbrojenia
istniejscej ma papierze raczej,
niz W rzeczywistosci, armii
kuba6skiej, obchodzi SIG Rad
ameryka1ski z Kuba6czykami
wzglednie, jak dziecmi. Pc.
zwala i'm skladae bro6 pred
ich wissnymi burmistrzami
lub gubernatorsmi cywilnymi,
kt6rzy odeszla owa bro1 do
arsenal6w W Havanie i San
tiago ma to tylko, aaeby tam
leaals sobie spokojnie tax
dlugo, dop6ki ma wyspie ME
zostanie ustanowiony sta}y
Rad uznany przez Stany zje-
dnoczone rzeczypospolitej ku-
ba6skiei. Oszczsdza SIG tym
sposobem Kuba1czykom upo-
korzenia, re ME potrzebujs
sklada6 swej broni wprost W
rsce dzisiejssych pan6w wyspy,
a wplywa sig ma decySys
chwieinych przyrzeczeniem
wsparcia W ilosci IS dolar6w
ka1demu woiakowi, kt6ry
zloaywszy stars fuzys lub
przytspione ,,machetas'' zech.
ce spokojns pracs zarabiac ma
dalsze swoje utrzymanie.
Po co tyle zachodow z Ku.
ba1czykami, kt6rzy ME byliby
grozni nawet w6wczas, gdyby
badsc W posiadaniu swych
strzeIb i kordelas6w, chcieli
zorganizowaG pzeciw Stanom
Zjednoczonym abrojne powsta.
ME? Odstraszylby ich nieza.
wodnie przyklad wziety
Filipi1czyk6w. Mieli oni na-
wet karabiny Mausera, lecz ME
umieli ich utrzymac W porzsd-
ku, ami uczynie 2 mich W razie
potrzeby naleaytego uaytku.
I'm wiscej brod palma bywa
udoskonalons i i'm wiscej
skombinowanym jest jej me.
chanizm, tenn mniej niebespie-
czns jest W rskach ludzi POI
cywilizowanych. Pod Malolos
uzywali Filipi6czycy udosko-
nalonych armat, lecz ME
umiejsc mimi sic obchodzie,
byli zmuszeni porzucic je, ME
zaimponowawszy niemi niko.
mu.
2 innego jeszcze wzgledu
przyklad wziety z Filipi6czy-
k6w musia}bydzia}ae odstrasza-
jsco ma kubafskich zapale6e6w,
marzacych o zbrojnym buncie
przeciw Amerykanom. Fill
pi6czycy bill sig meanie mieh
ts szanse, ze wyspy ich by3y
oddalone cd Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych tysisce mil drogi.
Wyse}ka wojska amerYka6-
skiego na Filipiny by}a pols.
czona 4 wielks trudno6cia.
Tymczasem Kuba6czycy polka.
zali sic tch6rzami bez odwagi
W wojnie z Hiszpania i muszs
wiedziet, ae gdyby obecnie
podniesli bunt przeciw stanom
Ziednoczonym, wyspa ich
zostalaby prsdko zalana kro.
ciowem wojskiem amerykah'
skiem, z powodu ma3ej odle.
gloSci Kuby cd naszych por-
tow.
Wszystko to, co wiedza
Kuba6czycy, vie niewstpliwie
take Mckinley, kt6ry wszakae
kieruje sic inns polityka
wzgledem Kuby, a inna wzgle.
dem Filipin. Tam znosi ME,
grzecznosci ze strony genera.
low, o kt6rych nazwiskaeh
podczas woiny Hiszpania
mkt ME slysza}, pozwala wy.
zyskiwaG sic, kupujsc po
prostu cd kuba1skich wlocze-
06w hrox nrzedstawiaiaea "a.