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KaNA sUG'R CO., Ito.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Assessment No. 8. o: 10 per cent on the
assessable stock Of the Kona Sugar Co,
is now due and payable.
Honolulu June 1900
=. w. McCHEcNEY, Treasurer
1858
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Auction Sale
DELINQUENT }IO,K
Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
IN SATURDAY, JUNE l6,
IN THE

At II o'clock noon. at my salesroom,
SO Queen ST., Honolulu, l will sell at
Public Auction, by order of the Treas
urer. Mr.. j. B. Castle, the following
certificates of stock in the Olaa Sugar
Co., unless the It'll assessment, due
Marth 1sc, 1900, delinquent April 3Oth,
1900, with interest thereon and adver-
Using expenses, is paid on or before
the day and hour of sale:
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with threatening and contemplating
INJURY to the lives and limbs OF Turn
and Lewis.
With an effort and n panied express
sion on his damaged face, he raised his
nand to be sworn. Il: promised to tel
the truth. He said: II came down
from the Coast on the Susquehanna
Which went to Hilo. / was mate OF her
left her In Hilo and came to Homo
lulu. l went to the Sailors Home.
met Mr.. Bray. Bray asked me If
wanted to go into the shipIILb bust
ness. L said l didn. n ir.l, that
would try 1t. Lewis and Tura learned
Oh our intentl"n the same Iay They
used Objectionable language concern
Ing Mr.. Bray. They wanted me 10 JOIN
with them. They promised ire s. a
head for every man / handed over to
them for shipping.
All this was only Il few days ago
told Lewis and Turk that I'd rather
do my own business. They treateu me
very politely and never gave me any
cause to make threats.
"On Decoration Day i think 1t was
my memory Is poor since I was done
up, L was talking TO a bow who had
come down on Tha Susquehanna with
me from the Coast. was going to get
II Re boy chance to 30 hack home on
one of the ships. He was a nice boy.
i thought greal jral III him.
What 1u
1T was somewhere around the cor
ner of Queen and Nuuanu streets,
about o'clock In the afternoon that
was talking to the boy. Mr.. Turk came
along and grabbed hold of the boy and
got him up against the wall. He want
ed to know what / was doing with the
boy. i said he was my boy and / want
ed to ship him home. Mr.. Lewis came
along then and wanted to know what
was UP. He grabbed me by the arm
and whispered In my ear. III get a
head put on you, you see!' / paid no
attention to that but tried to call the
hoy away. The boy wanted to come to
me. He Is a good boy.
Il have never threatened Mr.. Turk
or Mr.. Lewis. L never make threats
When / was arrested on the charge OF
carrying firearms. 1 suspected who had
brought 1t about. 1 never carry fire.
arms"
Erdale told a pretty straight story
Attorney Stewart waxed eloquent In
his defence and showed clearly the
weak points, which were many, in the
testimony of the witnesses for the pros
ecution.
Judge Wilcox. who has an ear for tes-
timony, and whose brain grasps the
pros and cons with an aptitude gained
by experience. decided the case.
Il must judge by the evidence in
this case" said his honor, " and | car
find no evidence of this man having
any intention or idea of taking the lives
or injuring the persons of the com
plainants. Defendant is discharged"
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Auction Sale
DELINQUENT Stock
k'hsi Plantation Co., Ltd
&
ON SATURDAY, JUNE Is.

Az II O'Clock noon, at my salesroom.
50 queen ST., Honolulu, will sell at
Pubhc Auction, by order of the Treas.
urer, Mr.. J. B. Castle, the following.
sertlhcates of stock in the Kihei Plan
tation Co., unless the 9Th assessment.
que March LIST. 1900, delinquent April
Sotn, 1900, with interest thereon and
advertising expenses. is paid on or be-
lore the day and hour of sale:
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Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.

AT n SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders Of the HUMUULA SHEEP
STATION COMPANY, held this day.
- following officers We're appointed:
Sathuei Parker ................ President
Samuel *. Parker .......Vice Presto dent
@. j. Waller .T rea srrar
Carl Widemann SECRETARY
hehry hoImes Auditor
Honolulu. June 9Th, 1900.
3566 c. A. WIDEMANN. Secretary
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|g8U nr'E'nt. Thomas cur
ma Wv. WIS re- tune afa.r. His
b,,,.lnry failed hin ~ TN
gn,.. ler swore that 40 was
|'aI n,, uE lie put n stop 20
|tdl,d 7'upea when Butler had
Ilhl,s nv, ,el NE second time. A.
1 W. nat no did so, for .he
|,as becoming enthusiastic.
NJ ,hs NV becoming very billy
, iss,.' yslanders were tick Ell
WI The only thing chat
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4 CR|MPS .-
| N COURT
! and Lewis Figure
n Two Cases.
10 CONVICT ERDALE
Midnight Assault Relates
!, interesting Facts--A
Saloon Fight

-o,s and Lewis day In the
- Yesterday. at least the
II Z mat notorious Arm declar-
4, absr that such was the case.
.t YOU convinced Of our hon
,,,a citizenship, now that you
II, oar straightforward. manly
an the witness stand7" said
4 An Advertiser reporter on
| ,samer warrimoo just as she
la,o sail last evening.
y,uls and TURK were on the
!, warrlmoo They were there
I..s.by toa ohum u theirs who
I.,ar,tlc trip 10 the Coast for
Ia AZ biz health a tell you
| snlnued Lewis, speaking In a
Nh whisper to the reporter the
| y,,ty rough on US, but n you
,r bad men. why Of course
hf you to say ~. But we are
We are earning our livlngs
I'm wfully glad the papers
Ial about that brutal attack
IN Il was a cowardly affair.
| ulliy mon should be brought
But I tell you one thing.
ne down here will be surprised
Ipmh We have business here.
! ar on United states Govern
ss,u nut I mustn't say any
rs about that now. You will
| lai cut later ON. 10 will b.
Irrary The press viii get "
I,ri lime But sayl-you have
. Turk ana me pretty heavy
and Lewis bent low and
I'm the reporters ear: we'll
lalt.e something for you--it's
Nv spoken To Frank about a..
i.us Bray on the dock. lets
usl for Fun. Let's make him
AZ rpinE away"
|rieN Tark and Lewis grabbed
rifs hand In turn and went
ns gestures ~ saying good-by.
ihau near by who knew Turk
b heok hands with them also
v nod.by Az this time Bray.
n au Home. was "rubbering'
ably mborlng Under the Inn
nat hls friends" Turk and
stfp about 10 depart. Just be-
warimoo sailed the shipping
zane ashore.
nH was around town last
M Lewis and Turk had gone
ns Warrimoo. The rumor was
started b. some of those who
no men on board the vessel.
snsa, Of the Doubt.
District Court yesterday morn
ind Lewis we're tried for az
battery on Thomas Butler.
hlegrd that the assault was
y In the Anchor Saloon on
Way y, IN the evening. Judge
Stoned patiently and keenly
testimony % both sides. The
M was ornamented with vari-
many Interesting waterfront
Some ship captains were
Ihere we're sailors there and
syei u the shipping firm Of
Iufh Some Of the audience
'fafy, typical followers Of the
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Only the highest grade Of RED RUB
Der is used In the Stamps made by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
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spoiled their pleasure, evidently wa.
ma, brannan acted like a ''gentieman"
anu was satisfied with ba eng the n 'o-
WIN the drunken Butler BODY
9smes REILLY had seen the Tight he
20 'nat butler was getting the worst
49, lewis made a dash at But .-.
lSeiiIy got hold of Lewis to hold hi.n
PACK Lewis shook him off. RaiIIv go
"e ~"n'eo 10 protect Brannan.
" Ne and Tux
Wnen Lewis took the stand the audi
ence "rubberedv noticeably. Lewis Iook-
ed the injured innocent To nerfec,,on
rue was seif-possessed and invited 't,s
1ourt 10 peruse the open book OF his
lbs, Inc said book was open TO the
world and every page was written clean
and clear. S'ei"
Me and Mr.. Turk was in there" said
gentlemen, Mr.. Jackson and anothsr
s"iior. We was all up to the bar hay np
drink when Butler comes in. RutIeT
SAID something about a coupIe of
rounds with Brannan. They went at
u, using their open hands
II mink they went onto the floor to-
getner. They got up and went for each
otesr again. Brannan knocked But or
uwh' picks Butler up and Il b taxes
aotu OF Brannan and so We stops the
nght L don't know much about the
business. as / wasn't paying no atten-
tion To II. Buffers a poor imbeci o and
otten helps him with a quarter or so +"
Tnrk on the stand denied saying any
thing TO Brannan about punching But
Ter in the stomach to knock him out.
Witness FixedP
Judge Wilcox. after ne had heard all
the testimony, said:
There is very evident disincllnation
on the part OF some OF the Witnesses I
ten Just exactly what did occur. I don't
wonder that any man who has any feel
ing OF fair play at all should be back
ward In telling about such a disgrace
ful anair. But must judge by the evil
dence furnished and not low anything
outside of the evidence TO affect my de-
cision. In this case I am Obliged to
give the defendants the benefit Of the
doubt' and so discharge them"
The Erdale Case.
Almost Immediately after the com
pletion OF the cases of Turk and Lewis
charged with assault, the case of Ber-
nard Erdale, charged with threatening
the lives OF Turk and Lewis, came up
In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
Erdale was seated with n 3 attorneys.
Chillingworth and r. McCants Stewart.
His Countcnance was n sorrier sight
than ever. He looked every bit as IL he
had been kicked several times In the
head and face by healthy mule. The
cOwardly rufiians who did him up In the
dark the other night had certainly
made lasting Impressions on the ship
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr:.
J. B. CAS- lie treasurer.
Honolulu Anv 21st. tnnn
556G-td. 2131-td.
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JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctioneer
]. b. CASTLE. Treasurer
Honolulu, May 3lst, 1900.
5560-td
2131-td
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Ballar Testihes.

y Who Was beaten In the An
pm had the FIRST say on the
Anf Vie couldn't BE- found
hy when wanted Co trstify
a. He testified To his being
| BY a sailor. Brannan by
n evidence wasn't very clear.
Fparently not sober on the
AZ any rate u was evident
hI been "A lively time In the
We evening Of the 2Sth OF
'.sf ald he had been knock %
we times and his assailant
mn u black eye as n finish-
% the boo.
gannan tooN thc stand M
y neat care. choosing soft
Tvs seldom heard In fore
and Butler Just had a 1T
match, nothing To- hurt. "
lu' ne examination brought
mat slaps soon grew 20
punches became desperate
slnan sworu that a was "A
als palm that put Buffers
ulhg and asserted that he
nan once with his fst and
mat time. Grammar ac-
'aat Iiutler hit the hoor
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V'atsd The Floor.

s's5 n next held up his hand
h,,.im, .''l the truth In lhin
r,. lug 10 his testimony
,iMk cleared he lioor sor
I'm Butler WIS Knocked
| All nIlnuou, Lewis picked
Ma .N ana hair whipped
rrl., hIm In front Of Bran
u, 't'on once again to tho t.cor.
ON, "a until n was too
Dry. 'nf more, when. with
rE.u. strength. ~ stood
a.. hur and had anOtbe z
N' WIS already deem m
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hey We're Their.

IL .lmltIo1 that Lewis and
present No the entertaln-
-, n hey had not lent their
ehce on the occasion
nave been no hight at all.
w. wanted me 90 give him
.eusu Lewis said why
~, s'e him a punch In the
w hlm outT" continued
Ia ~ me sailor afterwards
g,N Who urged him TO 20
slL Lewis and Turk have
ubp.l OF talking together
~, ny the came tnlng In
sf.a,h so that II In some
's io listen % them.
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o'clock this morning. but the weather
remains cloudy and 1, Is stu threaten
Ing.
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COlDEN-HA|RED
GIRL MISSING.
Pretty Lillian Lejon Left
Her Home on Tues
day Last.

Lillian f.eJon, tie sisteen-year-od
daughter OF r Otto Lejon. a piano var
nisher. ~ ts First avenue, has been
missln. from her home since Tuesday
morning and her heIribroken parents
fear she h.. fallen into bad hands.
flillIl is a golden; halTei miss. tail for
her age with handsome b.ue eye. and a
complexion her moi'e r describes as
PEACHES and cream She was EN-
ploys In Fourteenth street dry goods
tore and only week ago was pro-
NOTED from cash girl 10 a small position
In the office.
III. Lebns occupy humble apartments
~ the flrst avenue tenement LILLIAN
was very proud rirl ami often la
m.nted tiAt she could not afford better
surrounding.
Wncn che lett her home TUESDAY
morning she cave no Indication that she
jii not intend to return, hut suisse
aucnl hives isatton shows that she
planned her disappearance,
- se.t her out In The morning. said
he mother To-day to buy paper
Wl,n she returned I noticed her look
nc Over The advertisements for places
to board
"s'e his always been very good
caught r She attended the Swedish
1.Iitsran Church. Oh Tseniy-second
street nt1r Lexington aYenue. aud vas
preparing for rer confirmation OH
June e."
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M0NrAUK POINT SYMPATHY.

What do YOU think your papa VIII do
wnen he sees tou%
loud wallis for answer and sharp ex-
presslons VI disgust all along the line.
coupled with. "Oh. the bruter from
Montauk Point)
Henry Sawyer It'll. the other twin.
was called to the phone. This Is what
he had To say;
Henry. where did you sleep until the
policeman found your"
c'l.isten girls Ring on. ring on. busy:
keep on this line"l
Boo moo. hoo hoo
DO YOU want TO no home
"iiow sI,.y. Oh: coarss he does.
What. the matter with that reporter T.
II JUS, know he isn't married. The
Idea!
"Go on and speak. Henry
deep feminine voicel Where did
lyle Henry spen' the nasty c'uel
"Boo-hoo. hoo ooo-o-o-o.o.o- o-o-o.o-
And thus II ended.
Al | O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mrs
Inn gave the lads their luncheon and
les, them alone In the dining room.
When she returned they had disappear e
ed. but she thought nothing Of Ii be-
cause they often PLAYED about the street .
near their home. nj Sanford avenue.
When they did not return at 8 o'clock
as usual she became worried. and. with
u servant. started 10 hun, for them.
None Of their companions had seen
them. Mr.. Hin returned frcm this city
! late In the afternoon. ami with the
neiRhbors Joined In the search Later In
the evening he notified the police
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appearances. am happy to say that with
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,uAufnht Than II ever vas and am thank
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Geo. y Thatcher. OF CovinEton. Ky, a
prominent railway ofiicial whose duties are
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or more before ran across the Foso treat.
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era"
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~ home
The remedy also cures itching and dan.
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II also restores gray hair to natural color
and produces thick and lustrous eyebrows
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address 10 the Ai,enheim Medical Dispen-
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Ohio. inelosirs 2-eent stamp TO cover
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Ths.e who are losing their hair or BAY.
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| A Cincinnati Arm has concluded that the
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| ran he nO~l on any head 10 to let thea
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theories have been advanced 10 account fof
falling hair. but, after ell, It Ia the remed,
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who need more hair. or are anxious to save
what they have. or from sickness, dAndrun
ot other causes hav" lost thsit hair, should
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edy 70 fully prove its rems rkabie action
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most bewitehlnG personality says: II
procured q set 81 the foso remedies while
touring the States and they actually
caused my hair 70 grow anew. We have
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Dressings u seems strange Ne must 70 10
the States for one that viii make the hair
grow ! had Tor several years been losing
my hair. had tried everything. and Was
nnslly obllsed TO uesr switches 10 keep up
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SHIPLObD OF TEACHERS
Pias to Garry CoIosy Of 1nssvur-
tors to Paris With Educa-
tioanl Parpos~s ia View.

II satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS can be
made. the school teachers Of Tits and
other cities. intending to visit the Paris
Exposition. all sail some time In July
from this port To Havre. In a steamship
specially Chartered for Them.
The American Federation Of Teachers
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WANTED TO SEE THINGS.

III my.ihy brother an me. me nad
suin.-sonic money an ~ wanted u
fids on 'h- t-r-o-l-ley CaI-is'---
'Poor child deep expressions Of pity
~! along Inc line,
We've wanted to see things"
We'll how did YOU ride"
We've got on tnc ca.f.ts an we've
give the conductor ave cents. He-hr- ne
let -c'BoO-hno' Boo.hoo" Utter
break down and SMILES from 81, differ.
tnt points,
oh how he must have suHsrei''
What dld you 10 them
IL don't know. ST." Voices from
The outsider
On. you mus, know Tell tho nice
man where YOU went 10. Think. and
don't be afraid
ON Mary. lust think Of those chill.
drrn wandering about through the
flir." lin an asldel
We'll. | never" ,Tnis from the difec.
tion ~ Moniauk Polnt.l
'Wsli-wtl.-se-se rode III We come
TO n place man said xas-was ia
maica. II was-was aetting awful
da.r-F-k an We go, scarf" Cremporsty
rollspse and grand chorus Of Poor
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Vanderbilt
MUST PAY.
g, 600, 900 Trust Fund
d Subject to lnhe1i-
tanco Tax.

~ Appellate Division Of the su-
QRs@e Ce.srt today handed down DC
o1ulsa 10 the matter Of the appraisal Of
~ estate Of william II. Vanderbilt,
1Deooss1.
A se1es Of Surrogate Fitzgerald. de-
Gooe1no . certain fund subject TO the
1nu11onee Tax Law. wss aalrmed. Thu
~ . fus1 Of &Ss.sp. held In trust for
- 1oseot - the late Cornelius Wander.
- . neiion TO declare the fund
~ ltsa taxation was made on b..
y Wulisa X. Vanderbilt. 90 an
~ - trustee under the will OF
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were YOU all day yesterday
II was. boo-loo.hoo,' cane the an.
swsr
''ile says he aas wandering and rid
ira Over ;hc country" brok, in three
feminine voI,ei 81 once.
"sfcak up. ll'le boy came from
Others.
"Aa' poor chIld!' from q long dis
,luCC away.
ihcy we're is.ephone girls,
w mere d.d yOu sog'
'siI -
where did Jon GO? Where sere ynuT
low did you get there" more feminine
'"ccs E"f" by this time added 10 thu
'1orus. Win u faint voice appar, Itly
a" ia. IN - Chicaso:
How Ills poor mother must have sui
'sfrI''
"t-I-l'-- Isnifiiel
SPEAK Ip, little boy. speak louder"
"A me & harm.
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KIDNAPPED SURE.

The parents wer frantic. and when
they notified the police the latter said
II once:
Kidnapped The xypsies!'
Bieuths went out and trekked BACK
into the meadows where the sypsies
were. They lay in watch all night long,
but not stray boy could be seen about
the camp.
Meantime The Evening World had
been appealed 10. and kept the long dis
tsnce telephone wires hot all over Long
Island. Finally. Mt SIS o'clock. re-
0Dpnse came from Jamaica:
~The boys are here In the station
house
Il was from Acting Sergt. Friday. and
sure enough he had the adventurous
twins corralled. They had been found
at I A. ~. wandering around the streets,
wet. tired. disconsolste and boohooins.
The Sergeant allowed the boys TO talk
% an Evening World reporter over the
'phons This IL the story they told:
hawthorne. jr.. the elder OF the twins,
Vas spokesman:
STORY OF the TWINS.
Hawthorne" he was asked. where
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After Lillian left her home she went
to the dly-goods store and told the
manager ttst a. her mother was going
TO move TO iiobokcn she would give uo
her portion. There was AE wsEes due
her. She received this and left tie
store Since then nothing has been
hsird OF her. She wore dark blue
skirt. red waist and red velvet hat.
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DR. SPRAGUE'S . .ssr.s1

has never failed TO ave rsiisi. even 10 NE nos
etxtns,s cases A. ohes cr By mali eeessN
s.siea, q: csii and consult FHEE . scnAa
,mr Ats rvsuisr graduate ptysaeish-sho.
,itf, ysAru u sudy here and 10 Earep<. hss "
fsctsi tnsth,a by which all fernsk itfsGulsfres
srs corrected eli distractions removed rslisf IN
asiia,s. no path. 10 dsnssf Prisas sannsuu"
"a l.alv, eeslhns 10 rssain In So-tsss chars.
Pr, ash and Ge-msn spshsa. O6es In pstyste
hor.s Nosrs. 10 to Z; sundays. ) 20 On.
spHAGt'E. ~ wea stth 81. nssf nrcsasey
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-20

fathers. Gen. Knox, Revolutionary
soldier, who was the first secretary of
war under Washington, and under
whom our army establishment was Or
ganized, used this language in his first
report, which was forwarded to con-
gress by President Washington with
his approval: =, ~
''It is the intention of the present at
tempt to: suggest the most efficient sys-
TEN of defense which may be compati-
BILE with the interests of free people.
+ \ The modern practice of Eu-
rope with respect to the employment
OF standing army has created such a
mass of opinion in their favor that
even philosophers and advocates for
labor have frequently confessed their
use and interest in certain cases. Who
ever seriously and eandidly estimates
the power of discipline and the tenden-
cy of military habits will be con-
strained to confess that whatever may
be the efficiency of a standing army in
war, it cannot in peace be considered
as friendly to the rights of human ma
Willmar tribune., 1900-10-20
GOVERNOR JOHN LIND.

tain: Those profits would not return
into the pockets Of stheA same people
who have 70 bear the burd len Of main
tanning the army and navy necessary
for and incident to colonial empire.
But the whole argument is 10 allacions.
As was we'll said by Nj. Bryan you
need not own : people to trade with
them. friend is = better customer
than an enemy 1 we want the trade
sof the Philippines, let rs secure II as
We secure other trade ~ the superi-
Sority and cheapness Of our products,
by fair treatment, and by the sestab1
S1ishment Of mutual confid dence and
relations Of good "a II These are the
EEconditio ons that bring tra not CON
quest, not war nor oppression 3llt
IN consid dering tho question 81 the
profits Is i.nperia alism, On must not