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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-14

married and il 1 amt guarantee
enough, who in hi is ?"
Of course we waited. There
was a splendid house and the per
formance seemed to please, for on
my return to the hotel several of
the citizens waited on me and re
quested that we pass the balance
of the night in maine"
The railroad magnate was
among them and was 30 loud in
his praise Of the show that 1 had
the temerity to ask him again
when the train left. "Mr. Gle.
ment, you asked me that question
this mawnin' and 1 said when l
got gooG and blank, blank ready;
now sab, l say that train goes
whenever you get good and blank,
blank, blank ready"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-14
Notice OfAssessment.

Notice is thereby given that the fourth
assessment often (Io) per cent on the
capital stock of the HONOLULU RAPID
TRANSIT & LAND CO., will be due
and payable to J. H. Fisher, at Bishop &
Co.'s Bank, Honolulu, on the Ist day of
October. proximo. The shares upon
which any assessment may remain unpaid
after thirty days from said date will be
declared delinquent.
Honolulu, 10th September, 1900.
CHAS. H. ATHERTON,
1909 Secretary H. R T & /, Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-14
For CamsrInos, Refrigerator.

Per s. 3. Australia Peaches,
Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, Lines,
Celery, Caulifiower, Cabbage,
Pears, Plums, Fresh Salmon,
Founders, Hslibut, Crabs, East
ern and California Oysters Tin
Tin and ShelD all Game In Sea-
son, Turkeys, Chickens, New crop
of Nuts and Dried Fruits, Onions,
Burbank Potatoes, Swiss, Parma.
san, Rockefort, New Zealand and
California Cream Cheese, Olives.
All kinds of Dried Frnits.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-14

The school children will be
pleased to know that King
Bros. expect a large consign-
ment of water color boxes, in
all sizes, from Ioc to $1.25 per
set, which will enable them to
carry on their studiesIin paint
ing.
KING BROS ART STORE,
40 Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-14
Emma square Music.

The band will give a concert in
Emma Square this afternoon, be-
ginning at the usual time:
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03

'oodo er bet pbsIin' Sar en- SIanse bibt gia9"
'aa, WdIter Stump, ie paa Cara! Der er npeet Iaitst
pm Sal1en poa ben. Oct bar lite Der, ba ben lob uo.
Snab tror De, bet err"
Sassrsns Zine rsnbte fig sisblitt.lig til 6unp.n. Der
bar imitert noeet runbt oens SoIs. ct Stptte ssi. Msu
til bet feitet nosst anbet.
3eb tog anipen ps Issnebe Stpttet. ) bet bar Der ct
Sort!
Den 'trnplsfe Stopmanb ian leis, % 3eb bar life mo-
gen lnbtaeelie.
paa aortst bar Der ftrepst npsst meo en- ROB Sarps,
lon1 1da uo ION Blob. 3eb itaDeoe fig siennsm Striften.
Oa ban bar faroie. tr9nete Ia ct Stria frem af hans
saber' Oct bar at 9labe, al 5rpb.
"Sdttst bore ben almaetiee for bette, titfsisbe ban,
"og tattst bore ben eanle StolemeIteren, at ban lerte
mig at itaos. San leper pbelim! San lspsr. &c paa
bette. Va, Oh fan life Iafe. Oct sjsr inist. San lsper." "
"9oein? Mlafer Mfauriee9 Sa tattst bare 6srren -"
"Ia, Der er lite lib til at tatte M. 1aa fat paa ct
Sappe os enbel Ssiteitinb. Surtist! Gn balp sime tabt,
og hi Ton TONNE for TENT"
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03
Sinfnc lpinifc Sfi6c braQt iloi.

Gil aartuuo 'cse.s tcoir' 9u8eHierIrbcjnc- MAJ
ianitc b]cuycanrs Siot1riulcli.H al Here ipanits &ri8S
ittbc, ioru tilipGellocnoc Ia iaubcrfubtc ueo SdHs
ttagc, act ip tics, ION eH f~uIoitEHoiI llrnliBhro ct
ina ocm rp, arunort paa rem frpetcli8s gi.oiart. De
boooe iaot al bore saH9ucr; itteosip uinore bIc9 b.'
siort. Sooopmme / Slpo, @nve, geucr o. gtBtcg
n~eotrncer ofte Sc breecn sao en- ~tigueloe Nlaloc.
i~aaIeoes at oer life inrCs at bare no8 II Diuli8beo for
eeIb:e cIIe; msl iaBc5 oa Sotctt'r5 Hauebiticr.
bviHoe5 bet n~e9bruote En- item burtilt til lin forrt3c
Sprnti1beo 90 Stgrtc gettr bar oGret Rsiultatei
be taueie @augc. gitiereu pl ~rrsu!ere 2rpercu.
3rb0pIbene % Observation-Disclosures. rerie etob-t
% iaIos Garerle meb bet rigr, roe SipSfuoium tn
fan 'iCbe bette WibSef IA etlgert Ggo,be', % paa
inasn Naaoc bgr bu Iaoe BIG p~aupratie ncsef, ipm
ana SeItg er "ligeila auo!". t9au
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03

rsgere ituloe ba' btres IRIs opItads
rem os YibsitiIttn ~Itut.en tsiennem
ben. Slig itulbe be paraosre eisnnem
0aoerne til StrGt og Nooariel for
anbre. Wsn Rssenternes itrenge
StraHebpmme og Yapernss % Pre-
~iternes 5orbdnoslisr, 5oroentaler og
9onitroaler tunbe life 'tanie grugen
al 1obot. Get piite ia oengang ION
altio, at "forbuosn 5rugt imager
beoft." Hurrenss Bib % be S9roes
gisoom aiorbs lige meget eler, rets
tere ia9t, Iige Tibet. vi ipnes M,
5orbubsfoltsns ofte for rodere trem
eno 3obdttens 9pr,.rs. 3rnt big
MI, ON bu fan, en- 2prt uoer en- Gts
aaret % en- GnoslItmuno sGtr en- IN
Her uben I'm Btbe.
glanot purttanerne par 3obotten
fra fsrit al afItpet; men IGa odnot
ben efterhaanbsn Snbpo8 blanpt BEN
ogIaa. aprterne rsgte, men formas
net fine @snnsr til fun al rs9e
Siemmet p9 pripat og til at abpors
unaoommen imob 3obatten
s be ameritunits Sotonier blso Zoe
batten brugt / Penges Steo / tor
nbitr9tning. Qt itjule en- apGter
eIer biplpe en- Iuaoan bib fra eng
Lamb ifafet pebfommenoe en Wtultt
paa Salien af 5000 punb 3Obut.
gn 2uoning 8pinoer bragtes fra
ENGLAND oper til 9olonierne, bppr be
iolgtes til ugifts Settlsre Tom Sus
itruer for ca. 12O gunb 5obat pr.
Stbtte. Sud meget bar oltiaa en-
apinbe pGro oengang. llnbres, bpdo
en- Wano bar pRro. Gn bortrsmt
ap9fer bar 10 pda Ell 8is b9rD 5000
Yunb Spbot; men bet bar bel en- an'
ben Sag bet.
9rugen al Sobat sr / Dor Sio att
for alminoeIig og operoerpen. Gn
Imeritaner brll9er 8 Yuno Spbat /
Qaret. en- Gngsl'tmano 8. Wen bet
foritaar iiQ, at entslte Burger mer o9
andre igjsn minbrs. Sor megen reg
ming ituber. Oct fremmsr Nsrpsittet
og andre S~pgeliebeosr. Oct Ter bog
ub til, p9 BET inorsmmes pg aitda's
at 5olt, Der bar itubsrst Singsn, at
Manben unber fin Stamp for Silp1s
relien, fine 8etpmrin9er Og anitrsns
gelier baooe legemlige % oanoeltge
tr9nger, ia, trpper ct ~Ieoatipt (beros
ligsnpe, Iinbrsnos) Wiboel, pg Sobats
fen gjsr Sieneite fom iadbant, TT
man. Oct turbe tdnIte lite BIZ ida
oloelss goot for mango. I'M 3obatten
meb en- Sang Itulos bli tat bort eQer
bli forbubt. Spbattens 8enner peget
oeIaa blanbt onbet paa bet 5dttum,
at en- rsgenbe Mano olbrig begadr en-
5%prbrpbelie unoer Regningen. - Gn
rsgenbe Mdnb er olt1aa unber Regs
nineen life ppla9t til at bare ono oa
polbIom. Sualeoe8 fer oltIda 20
batten ifelge bens 6~orIporere i0 til
at gjere en- Mano frebeli9, gooslig og
fe~lpbeberItet.
Men naar bet for ben Iamme Wdno
blir "ilut paa 3obdtfen" -!
/C-..L r.. D..,In ..S a..
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03
Gfterippraiel.

san upaen unoerrette mig ON. boor M
Yiauo Die &. Sa9en opboioer iig, oil be
elpre mtg Ell itor {Icueite peo at glue MIA
haus Aoresic. San er Stomager. 6ortoo
6aribatllt / Niibteu al 3uli for at ip8c Nr
beioe 9atota Nbresle: prs. gdle Sagen,
Tarlbault, Slice Go, WInn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03
SAT- GienooN ~,
ti!ialaS eaer .ia.;:.


Establishments uroer ~Eufes". "IfIfit'. "Iis
ioles" % "Gitsripsraitl" Toner y Gents i0r = Cro
fer lrcy Sang, CO en- Gent ". Cro ior al. lem oo.s'
ftigcr y Erb. @petfts'eme1ter ]iHbtaQsi ~. ioe
rnirorc suo a5 Gents. 9enas ntal uiyaUi5elij ~aIcoi5ta,
ale gctiaiager, 1ef I0Bngs 40 III: al 1olisrs II
inan S%unnier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03

Jo5afspancn iurerei pda 4 I'll )
Gage oeb grugen al Grays Compound
Gold Tablets. bet suritc paalieeIiae %
neo Senipn iii Selbrroelie fire Wiooei.
6crienot meo 4oiteu so Gents pr, 2Giis
geo Snoienoelie Of 81, 90 for 2 9giter no
ltsber ui Ell itreuen 8aranii for 5ilbaaebe.
falling al 9ergsue, bpis sur life ppnaacs.
aorssie:
n. ID. Medicine Co..
12al3 Portland n. ID,
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03

Tiiialgs. Miu gobt "improoeo"
= Garm pna 90 gcres bclis9eube 8 1itlira
Grant Center. Mtpuoua gn., Soma, ian f1g'
bes bilii0t. 5or nGrnlcre G~plpsnluacr "Trip
til mig. Cine Sruid, 8titius, Mtonoua
60, Soma. 11a3
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-03
Garnt ttlialae biQiat.

q Ncres Sarm / lection l. 8tcnwouo
5opnibip, @iHneibett Co., Soma, ligeleoes
ct Spano "copper" meo 5Bl % ct Spano
Seite, 3 Aar 9amle. Jor nGrmere Coins
rinser h%enuenoe man ii9 til Gieru eaa Ste,
bet eLler t~lIltriu y. J. &eip, 5reeport, Soma.
1910
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

The next topic of interest 10 the ma.
ton, following the welcome % Dewey
Will bs the yacht races. the FIRST ~ which
occurs tomorrow so far the pub
lic haa merely observed the descrlp.
tons " The two vessels ana the 90.
count ~ their trial achievements bat
those who take a closer interest have
had In mind tho adventitlous rircum.
stances attending . race. ne we'll as the
speed and strength ~ the boats and the
capacity - Their commanders Too
often races are Spoiled and chasrin ~.
lows through - failure 60 provide Tor
contingencies Better Judgment than
usual has been observed this time. IN
sptfs - all that has been said against
him. Mir Thomas Upton. the English
owner % sbsmrocs. seems u have the
genuine spofismans spirit. and SIR
iselin has 90 often dsm0nTratel hts
exalted view 81 raclag that the Amefi.
can people a, last have bad no doubts
about his agreeing 20 any arrange.
fnch' calculated 60 insure fair rsee.
The rules adopted Ia isss have been
modified In several respects. bat tbose
q general interss, relate g. the time
- starting and % accidents Hitherto
although the time - start has been
at 81 40. II has been feserved 70 the
judge 60 order ~ az shy time tefore =
O'Clock ~ " now agreed that n tn
star, l. not made Nv I ~ the race shall
b. p'sipubei un,ii hs., day.
90 even greater Importance IL the
ns~ rni" relating 20 accidents nscaass
- ~sHi - undTrss aadins whom a
tc@' has met with an accident ~ has
ben rvsafdrd As ubspcr'smaniiss f0r
the g'her boat ~ claim the victory. n
vas a fsise notion Witch has been di..
Ieil'i by = common sense agreement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

Tse owsevs ~ ne go yseess ssve
sGr~sa sN~s me 49, ~ - - . co-s~ss
~ ssHt m ~c~~rs~sscw - ~~ss ~
ssnlss ausnss~s sna that s~rh scst
r. % so1sr sns consequences ~ fsiiurs
m sny r~vp~cs wNsrn s'v~~ Eve csssr
sn advantage rr~s ves~~' ~ngcs -
hest eaa,pp~d scs me trio, ~ spees snsi
bet handled In the sssss 10 10 Gin the
cop. That IL ~ " sbosid be- and
there seems 20 rsms,n oniy tne ons
fess 81 interference Nv excursion
steamers.
The rsce wm be exceedingly interest
ins ana although every kmerfcsn ex.
r~cts colurnbss ~ win. " VIII no .
subtraction 60 kncw mat. ~ snsrr-
rock IL victor. everysnins was fssr and
spuarr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

We ara iust fairly eeginning 70 rsa1ixe
what we can do Plains IoBrnsi
We csnnot compute nor scarcely mag
Inc TIRE extent and variety = thsss bust
ns@s opportunities snf pos~hfifffes n fNr
priert and the parlnc coast VII rssr ere
greatest rewards therefrom Portland ~
Tsiesran
San Francisro shoulf rof Only he fhn
port through wht~h fhfs r0nwsre@ pn~ee@
but here shouh - ioreted xrrsf ffsfrfHnf-
ing HOUSES FIR ere hsr1isng anf svcnerHs
~ the r9Dsincts ~ fhe 0erssent su5 g-fens
-4san Frar~fsce Report
Here on the Pscthc cast - warf ne
commerce ~ 'he orient Pr n0re fhsu
thousand years thst cHrwuerre nax rna -
opulrnf the rsffon~ which have naf IL
arf y wfFi makr ne Western parf = ~
f'fred sfafee great ans famous spaks9e
sprks~yn4n- Review
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

= G0OO-1A1rD0O VICTORIA pASIe.
II 10 refr~hsne 70 Asd tn s~e~s-tefn-
p~red Victoria cosontgs p1sa1lnO feT .
pacific discussion u the A!aSha bound
ssy sesRssA This n . spscimsa u the
ssnsse nsaanSs Ia which enc vscsoTss
jousnai psuesicss WHIST n pssssass;
'~Thsy Seattle msnJ have fouGhs
asxinss even decent fssy play so . friend
iy nsighbos. They have thrown every
posslbss s1ytseis IN the vsy of the en-
Joynssas By Canals Of ne ordinary couf-
tesies extended BY one civilized nation 70
anoshes. Tnsy hsvs possonsd fhs minds
Of the people Of the United states against
Canada By sending out The most moa-
Stsous fsssshosSds."
This vtcsorss idsa Of friendly neigh
boriiness- and decent fair play" n
BEAUTIFULLY illustrated IN the Asi'n en-
ciusion Law. The hardship and injus-
sice Of tina, harsh and wicked mons.
n.enf Of psovinctsi prejudice and stupid
Sfy are manifest In the sspsrtsncss Of
the unfortunate miners WHO ny iss terms
became a prey Of osscisi rspacity snd
UNOFFICIAL greed. u may BE- found. ~
British Coiumbia's cost. that Cob Lewis
r. not chasing rsinbows in he journey
to London with fhe claims % the Attn
miners. II may also b. discovered that
the greatest source of friction between
British Columbia and the Pacific North
west In In that ni-besottcn legislative
freAk-the exclusion law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

White fbe Paris arbitration commiseson
N tfylns 10 settle the Venezuelan sound.
cry question, the revolution IN tnst eoun.
tty IL sssumIns -ucn proportions a. -
fofcshsdow the ovsrnrow ~ she govern
ment ~ would have s~sn IN better lasts
for venssoeisns " have pc~spons3 their
in'sfneo,os strife ontH the boundary auess
sion vas settled ~ may 10 that the
length ~ the speeches made In open.ns the
proceedings st Paris led the impatient IN
sufsebts 70 believe that revolution
might ne easily accomplished before O A..
sis'on could be had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

vgrfofss q ~o'c~fss
rrs~r . >~rus 'sfx - tne F4~ er
vofvrters rsw,x Z 10 q Ha"it ~
~ ~ ~~f e~=~ - fNx~ sr~s~s~rsc~ eef8n
'~~rs wNo sre sson - retsYr fm He
Philippines TNf~ n 4sf 1nrr - ~ sfTFs-
1hjeefion 80 wse verv property raisef
re py~swrce ~ csr4'ffan srours at sa
p~.~v rN~npffon TNe lsff~r ws~ = Hfr~-
- victory wsyref ~ NJ frnffea Ests .
over = pywer sstn sf8eH gfeaf Fsssasn =
ON fffsnflv ternfs snf y esHff ~ - aer
fHitfed ine rssf~@ - EntefMsffen1i ~rfyF
coy are - - Observed I've ~st-g-ne ~
ms washington volunteers etarfs ~ q II
ferenf snofing Trey bave hsrn awxy rom
nor0e s~rvfns svafn~ . - rNgeh ~ fA4
worif rsysrs1~ 20 ~ a wMfs = nSwTrteft1n
ssetnss lawful a0tbofity sri fneYT ~
f~sson wy Caustssr vs1unters snesff set
jofn IN the %efrerre II thev wfsr So
Whether trey snnnfS wfsN ~ = 4r3frt-
matter r = sff 1gession - 500 Fr
our o~n per-. - fSfrK fhsf taa pfape -
welcome n rafher ~ ths nature q q fssH
ny stair sn1 fha tf~ extntafen - sa
invitation 70 OUTSIDERS - parffefpafA ir Il
- FOR yuf<fers 70 sccSpf ne invitation s
xons fusf . Iiftie fmfher shsn p3iiseasse
fsfnanns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

The Russian suv-snmsot nss lssued IN
order requiring al s'sr6srs Russan RAFT
ways 10 equip tser freight csrs sns ~.
slses with IN. weslnsncws slr brsses
nv January Z. ime NJ . cost n sevessl
ws'',on fusles Thss ORDER Involves the
sauipsness ss No0p ears. 80 cell @ .
Issse numb~r ~ locomotives IRE west.
,nasov~s Company hss erected fne pssns
~ ~ re,erss.rS, ~pwig~~d ~sn fhs Mt
ess improved Amerfcsn machinery. srs -
NV empioyisx large forcs under go
perenc~s American engineers su-ss t.
the afst country IN pssrope 70 sse fhe
continuous air brake for lts ffesshs ssa
military trains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

Ger. Iaston agrees aerfeeiiy With Al.
msfsl Dewey ~ summing 50 ,he character
o, the FTilainos ani asc1l'ins Their hcs,n.
~ 70 TIE Americans o. arising from their
sxgertface Win 'hs ssaaniaris We says
This IL bsastisal county. AMI the
tee 49, IN my opinion are not half 90 tea
fasy are smssimc- .iefaruf Csn-
tgriss = has government ard has treat.
rnrnt have ns@t" gbsm susgA iaa~ and
= sGI - senn* time before 90 cor gsr.
sgsd. them thsf - sym net hsfs far ire
s@ryose 81 fnbbins them and making them
slaves A. soca the, are RsasFsd Of
oar gid wg, AM intsnslan. saa -. are
sranisi O. .hos tssm ~ exanpe tat %,
se@n enis fnf ths'r sof.i ard welfare
mink wS wili hna the ylnplnas 40 SOD
Americans as any % car foreign Gle.
Tsni
tbs 10 practically vsA' A.rlral pswsy
says ., shtra, ana confirms ire tr.is, ~
'Se majority 81 Americans sass saea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02
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kssf fAsf a. $50 aasa - %
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

The jealous LONDON Mail thinks the
American people have gone crazy over
Dewey beweymanis 10 preferable TO
Ansiomsnis any time
% 80 ~
The small boys Of pretoris must he ex.
eeedinsy good on they would spend most
Of their time asking Dom Paul Where
dId you &C., that HAITI"
- 20 -
kiplinss silence q, this time leads 70 the
suspicion tina, he IL tryIns to think Of
something more picturesque than the
bear that walks like man" to describe
Dom Paul
According 10 the testimony before the
Msset committee the other day. ermIna
Ia one Of the most expensive articles IN
the New York. market. Some % the Judges
testified that they paid ~ high 80 ueo"
each for what they had Merchant Crokcr
appears 10 control the supply
- 50 %
Last week Miss Mary crocksr. eldest
daughter of the tate Col rreferick Crock.
or. 81 ssn Francisco. reached her major
NY. ani received as her share ~ her
fathers estate hnn.m N viii 10 re.
membered that Josh billings advised his
son not 90 marry fov money. but" ne
added, you viii IND II jfs, a. easy 60
love q siri worth tioa1o ~ 10 love one
not worth cent" A great many young
men will ind II very easy 10 love Miss
Croker.
90 90 %
A conference ~ preachers NJ the German
Lutheran church. az Mount Olive III re-
Gently decided after due dsiiiers'ion that
lie insurance In wrongful ~ no, wrked
and furnished several reasons for their
conclusions among them being that ffe
insurance In against the nrst command.
msnt. bocau~ n takes mans trust OF
God and places " on the Insurance com
psuy. that n IL against the SEVENTH com
mandmen,, because BY ~ the beneficiary
gets something not paid for. therefore
stolen. II IL evident that these good men
never had any practical experience with
life Insurance company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

The real trouble beneath the diplomat
Ic sDarrins betwesn Great Britain and
the Transvssi IN suggested by the latest
dispatches There 10 possible DANGER Ia
the concentration Of the Boer element
throughout the several PROVINCES ~
South Africa. For many years the BRIT
ish colonists have chssishsd the hope
that q confederation az Ill tho settle"
ments might b. made, They have real
ICED that the descendants NJ the Dosr
settlers. who form large proportion of
the population q the Bsitish pysses-
sions a. we'll - the Independent rspub.
lies, remain distinct In manners. almost
distinct In language and isolated from
the English people. 10 large 10 their
proportion that they have % b. handled
with great care and they must always
be taken into account in any political
differences among the English.
The ciannishness among the Boers In
even greater than that proverbisI
amongst the Scots. and their means of
secret communication are ~ complete
a. teose between Indians They are no.
q sociabic people with any but their own
race, yet they extended open-handed
hospitality 20 all strangers. ~ one
time any traveller Was sure Of welcome
at the srm-house. but the discovery os
the diamond fields attracted q horde OF
adventures and consciencelcss scanps
who respected nothing. They repaid
Kindness with theft and abused frank.
ness by deceit. II WIS not long before
the word spread all over the Asrikander
country and the wayfarer was driven on
with q shotgun.
Even more serious causss Of hatred Of
the British have arisen in the course Of
years. The region OF the Cape Of Good
Hope was settled by the Dstch when
that country was the mistress of tho
seas The Holiander IN Europe has be-
come accustomed 20 the decline Of his
own lands influence, but tho Boer IN
Africa atiii regards the Dutch as the
paramount race and the British M up
starts and inseriopera This feeling has
not been diminished by the victories
won by the Beers over the boasted Eng
lish forces.
The Beers FIRST los, their Independence
by the establishment % British DONNA
ton In what In now Cape Colony. and
later they were driven out ~ Natal. NJ
they regarded H. In preference. To sue
cumbing o. British rule They establish
ed the Orange Free state. and the South
African Republic. as the land across the
vaai ruled over by Kruger IL called
They want no association with others
they prefer 10 BE- isolated. and they will
not assirnlia,e with the British.
In face of all this prejudice and de-
sire for exclu"iveness the richness ~
the country has brought In - large for
eign population. The Bo~rs arr finding
their numerical strength decrease and
this tide ~ foreign Influence and 20 re-
new their Influence the plan - united
action In all parts ~ South Africa seems
to have ben agr-*d upon II nensces
British authority throughout the entire
country. and. while sympathy may he
extended 20 the unproxres.ive Boer. the
fac: must b. admitted that England has
either - take a determined stand 20 pro.
trst her interests or must surrender all
she has acquired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

Seattle. Tsrows. OLYMPIA. in ferf neHfif
~ ne frrnN IN ere esafr nave sfwwgfff
home-cornfnw ~ their eSspsrffes sotsse4
boys snd why rot faCsnnsr t9fr ~ ~
PROGRESSION ana make nsf suvs feel whsa
fNev iNnf " fnp eifv fotN tnAf fwesr
services IN ths Philppfnes nave seer ~
pretlsfs1 anf thst trey are welcome
thrice weicufns 20 heir Oh nome
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

Let Us asgSs fsAt tie aasties etn ne.
overscck the s~,itcr o, "a r.as xts.s.n.
cfsrAral newspaper gab1ishei a. Cslhua.
Nsa. M<stcs sho thus srscrssss IRE s'1es.
81 attempts of ths r-ui;ad states - s,,,ss.
w Mestcc TIE ss,se sAxis wrftssz
weanast a; TIE go, 90 TIC symbols sae-
tas: IN vain 1oes IL eusisaver wiz su,fsf.
sng 90 its wtnss - trsSas-s away 80
plssee ~ Disgusting Insects ~asrn wsf-.
rn,sa<, Il, fn ere White HonsN i- Heard
sss crcrae;le ercskius 90 ere ylsgtgre. w,,a
it, snanSsiesa syes fastened On Is VII
t'rns, II cnsy awaits she ssinSsrx % TIE
srsrc,s 20 FAN epon is grey ara vouns "a
TIE insects arr the Yaaats. profcsiants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

fRff"NN t@ff Af'tA
Portland - sfowine figh' along. sfcsd-
Nv snd surely f's nopufation n5w o.
ccrding ~ usuaiIy raifabIe ara conaeFvA-
tive estimates 8nH tests s about Zoo a8
increase ~ over too u 2 yesr ne ife
On mark wiIF be resched ara passed 1efof
the end ~ ise