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The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-17
ltiIts tlttU >1lRE.

CAUTION. = Purchasers OF Ciarke's
they get the genuine article. Worthless
Invitations and substitutes are sometimes
palmed off by unprincipled vendors The
Drug Company. Lincoln. England" are
engraved on the Government stamp and
.'Clnrke's World Famed Blood Mixture"
blown in the bottle, WITHOUT WHICH
NONE ARE GENUINE.
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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD.

Clarke's Blood Mixture Is sold In bottles,
2s Sd each. and In cases containing six
times the quantity, lls-sufficient To effect
permanent cure In the great majority
of long-standng cases-By ALL CHEM
IST and PATENT MEDICINE v-ND-
ORS throughout the world. Propiietors,
THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUN-
land. Trade mark-"RLOoD MIXTURE"
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed In accordance with
rules and conditions printed In pass
books. copies OF which may be had on
application.
Judd Building, Fort Street.
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The Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Republic of Hawaii.

Directors-Henry Waterhouse, Tom
May f. w, Macfarlane, e. ID. Tenney.
j, A. McCandless,
Solfcits the Accounts OF Firms, Cor
porations. Trusts, individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted 10 II. Sell and Purchase For
eign Exchange. Issue Letters of Credit.
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News of the Week.

About 5000 granite cutters in New England are on
a strike for S hours work and s. per day.
Smallpox has broken out in Jersey City and Nor
ristown. n. j.. and is spreading to other towns
At Rochester n. Y, last week, 43I inches of snow
fell in 60 hours according to the Weather Bureau
report.
New York stock brokers last year divided about
81 100000 in commissions on stock sales alone not
counting the bond business.
James Manson is dying in Putnam Ct from mer-
curial poisoning. There are some mysterious cir
cumstances connected with the case.
six persons were burned to death and two were
injured sunday morning in fire in the seven story
lodging house, a To IS Bowery, New York
Joseph Clean, farmer living near BlueGeld
West Virginia killed ais daughter and her lover
and then cut his own throat one night hast week.
Charlie, Ingersoll. ex-lrcasuryr of Tampkius
county. New York chsrg Il with emnrkzling
county POUNDS has teen arrested in Lola, kansas.
Albert Hoskins. in kansas City pleaded guilty TO
holding up 3, street conductor last September.
and was sentenced to 70 years in the pcniteutiary
Tie firm OF simpson 4 Co, glovers and matters, OF
Boston has made assignment The failure is at
tributed to the collapse of the Globe National Bank
Mrs Bertha Boyce Iauktori, who divorcIi one
husband and killed two who had been unftithful
10 her dies at her home in Dallas. Texas saturday
A dispatch from Chihuahua Mexico. says that
American cattle buyers have contracted for - .ooo
head Of beef cattle ia That state FOR shipment to
cuba.
Incendiary attempts 10 burn the house of Rev.
Cornelius ulyasevits. Of - rauls Uuitei Greek
Church in WiIkesb,rre, "a, drove the minister in
sane.
,,,-s,,, ,,,I,..I an, s,tg --;tl, a.
holy ashes in st. Roses Catholic Church MeriIen.
Ct, last week and The worshipers were hadly
burned.
President jordan Of Leland Stamford University.
in a lecture in Chicago. expressed the opinion that
the century would witness the downfall OF Great
Britain.
Howard q. Groves. Of chicago. has oayr,- 20
tina, city The cycloramic painting Of the Chicago
fire provided a suitable building is provided Tor It's
frec exhibition.
George Williams. = negro. killed his mother while
they were following t4e c,rp>s Of her husband 80
the graye ucAr Pleasant Hul, Georgia. GA Tues
day OF last WEES
The extensive anvil piaut Of lho Hay BUdten
Company occupying thre,, buildings VA brooklyn.
y Y. was destroyed by tire Sunday night. the loss
being about S-o05n
The monthly statement Of the COLLECTIONS of inter.
nal show. that tho total receipts Tor Jann
asy 1870. Amounted 10 Scrolls So. an increase as
compared with JANUARY, lS1s. 81 s,.sSSs.
The War Departments has rreeive,l a ,ahled state.
meui shosiug ibss tbg ttsl rcyeiPJs from ib-
philippine Is.afsis fcy February laa we've $50 -.
81 phicu amount s'1 seas WAS 3gritssi tra customs,
Ladies pur-c ami Tag sussoaers arr ierfofjstng
rbila'elphi Ia -esrogiy JAY passes elfbaut
s.tt f 1.-.r.- rssf- 40 -tstr tlf tf.r -a+t. STA.
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waynesboro's Great Blaze.

WAYNEsBoRo, Pa, March 2-Fire
today consumed the large three story Wolf
block here and damaged the Branisholtz
block. The total loss is about 1925, 600,
with 500, 900 insurance. Two fire com
panies from Chambersburg came by spec
ial train to aid the home department.
Individual losses are Wolf Brothers,
owners of building, s45, 900; insurance,
s14, 600; Cecil c. McKoun, grocery, 81,
900; J. Harry Stein, clothing, $40. 900;
Wolf Brothers, carpet, s12, 900; c. w
Schaibley, novelty store, $40, 900; Val
Smith, dry goods, 10000; VIM. Cant
ner, tailor, $1,000; S. E. Collins, pho
tograper, $1,000; c. " Telephone Co,
$1,000; J. MacWolf, $500; DR. j C.
Criswell, $1,000; lodges, $4,000; DR. }
F. Branisholtz, $4,000, insurance, $4,000;
Frank + Grove. furniture, $4,000
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Her Feet in Icy Water.


For two years, night and day, Isabella
Kane, of Morrisville, Pa, has been suf-
fering from peculiar ailment that has
baffied the physicians, and, for the greater
part of the time, the girl has sat with her
feet immersed in a tub of cold water.
In 1898 Isabella was attacked with a
fever in her feet, which became so intense
that she could get little rest, either at
night or during the day. DIR. WOodman,
the family physician, says that during the
coolest days in winter the girl gets much
relief from walking in the snow and on the
ice barefoot. She has never suffered i'll
effects from such exposure.
In the early stages of the disease the
girl suffered so severely that it was neces
sary to administer opiates. At first she
was given one-quarter of grain Of opium
each hour, but she has become SO used to
the drug that it is necessary to give her
ten teaspoonfuls Of laudanum twice day
before the required effects are produced.
The girls feet are red and swollen to an
abnormal size
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Vast Country swept by Fire.

VANCOUVER. b G.. March , -Disas-
trous bush fires in Victoria are reported 10y
the steamer Aorangi the Warranambool
district having been devastated, causing
upward Of s., 000 600 loss
The fire burned two days aud three
nights, seven persons perishing Ia the
flames, which swept over a tract 80 miles
long and 30 miles wide, consuming T.,
600, 900 acres of grass, 2000 sheep, 1000
cattle and horses and six wool warehouses.
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on Sunday tuilS viii leave Hllen Station al g.s5
a. IN. and 80 p m Westminster Ills u m. il7 ,.
m arriving az Union Bridge at Has a. aud { 90
D. m. Leave Union Bridge nj g. q a. IN. and i05 p.
m. Westminster 7.4oa IN. and f,9i y, IN. arriving
az Hilicn Station At g-07 a m and els J.. m.
Frederick Division Pennsylvania x. r. DAILY ex-
cept sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile Wt as, as and 1910 a. m and SIS and $50
q. IN Trains for Tauvyfowu. Liftestawn and
Columbia leave BruCevlile az az a. m. and as
=. IN.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points ON Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore. daily, except sunday, at -, a. IN. and
5S2 2. m Through ears for Gettysburg and inter-
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, except
Sunday. at ~. Il q
Passengers for and from Cherry Run Williams
port T. Y. and intermediate points, from and fof
stations east Of iagcrstoWn. change AT Hagerstown
Orders for baggage calls can BE- LEFT at Ticket
Oiies. No IN EtSf Baltimore street, Baltimore.
J. NJ. HOOD General Manager
uct7 g. IL. GR IwOi.D. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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Negro Postmaster in Trouble.

C. w Battle, negro, postmaster at
Battleboro, N. c., is in Jail at Halifax,
charged with embezzlement of money order
funds January 10. He took $500. He
also failed to deposit postofice funds. A
white man named Stokes succeeds him.
The white Republicans are thoroughly dis
gusted with negro postmasters in the Sec
ond district They say the negro Congress
man, George White, secured their appoint
ment. So far five of these negro postmas-
tiers have come to grief, all in the same
way. The others are Hargett, of Rocky
Mount; Pittman, of Tillery; Baker, of
Lewiston, and Young, of Roseneath.
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To Save a Cent Cost Him $40.

READING, PA, March "A dispute
as to the payment of cent involved Sam
uel G.. Wenrich, wealthy cattle dealer of
Sinking Spring, in a law suit with the Berks
and Dauphin Turnpike Company. Mr.
Wenrick, it is alleged by Charles W. Krick
the tollgate- keeper at Sinking Spring, re-
Gently evaded the payment of toll, which
was | cent. Alderman BrownweIl this
afternoon fined Mr. Wenrich $40 and
costs of suit.
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LETTERS FROM MR.. GEORGE w.
YEISER.
Start of Trip to Egypt, Palestine,
Asia and Europe.
Icorregpondenee Of the pemocratie Advoeate.l

Correspondence of the Democratic Advocate
New YORK HARBoR, Feb. 10, 1900.
MEssRs. EDITORS ON last Wednesday
morning at $50 | gave my wife and little
daughter, Treva, my clerks and a few friends
who happened to be about the store, adieu,
and started on $4,000 mile tour to the East
as member of 1900 Pilgrimage" After
meeting a number of friends at Westminster
| started at Oil a. m. for Baltimore. On
Thursday met my brother, returned mission
ary from India. After receiving some much
desired information we parted and at II m.
started for New York. Arrived at Hoboken
at D. m. On Friday | went to Greater New
York and took in some of the sights; went to
Broadway Theater in the evening and saw
'Ben Hur' played, which attracts so much
attention in theatrical and other circles. The
scenes on the river Nile, of ancient Rome,
and Jerusalem, are works of fine art; the play
closes in the healing of the leper by Christ.
On Saturday | returned to Hobokeu and
got on board the boat, "Furst Bismarck,
Just 10 minutes before the platforms were
thrown back and the ropes that held the boat
to the shore we're pulled in on deck, and 800
souls were separated from friends and homes.
The separating of friends at New York will
long be remembered BY the writer The tears
that trickled down the cheeks of hundreds as
they said ''good Bye to some loved ones. 1t
reminded the writer of his own parting just
few days before. We are now slowly sailing
down the harbor | find we have about 500
passengers on board.
Eighty-six members compose the 1900
Pilgrimage" of which | am member, D
being clergymen. | find also that it falls 10
my lot to represent MARYLAND My Mary
land, not in Congress, but in the far East,
as | am the only member from my own state.
While am writing we are passing the Statue
of Liberty, emigrants, landing, quarantine sta
ton and the forts that bristle with artillery,
and stand as a Gibraltar against enemies of
Greater New York. We next drop our pilot,
and dash into the broad Atlantic Ocean. We
wonder what the future viii bring forth, but
the waves reveal not their secrets. We hope
all will be well. If God prospers our journey
in ten days henceforth we will cast anchor at
Gibraltar The afternoon is spent in meeting
friends of cur own company and having good
time. At 8 p. u. we are called TO dinner and
we are served in pomp, with an eight course
dinner. Better accommodations than some
of US get at home. | will now sheath my pen
until we reach the desired haven. Very
trulv. GIoRGR W YEIsIR-
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and So
4 Overcoats reduced SO so
s Blue Beaver Overcoats sold for So, SO 25.
both light half
81 Suits, mott ma left, reduced to SO. so.
About ID of those 81, So and SO Suits reduced to So.
s of sold for SIS and SIG, Sill
10 sold So So So 80
Black Worsted the old prices SO to So
20 pairs Dickey's Kesey Pants reduced to s150.
10 fine Sl5 to SIS Suit Patterns made to order for Sl2
S25 made order for SIS
rsofF Fun Glovesa much COST.
reduction in all Winter Gloves and Underwear
See our2 0verls and Working Shirts
Stiff Bosom Percae Shirts soc Sc Best 81 Shirts 65c
Childrens Fine Suits a low price.
Clothing here feb24
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Five Babies in ID Months.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March Alive chill
dren have been born to Mrs. Burke, of La
crosse, Wis, in Is months. Friday night
she gave birth to triplets, two boys and girl.
Eighteen months ago she became a mother of
twins. boy and girl. The five babies are
healthy and strong.
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The National Honor fer sale.

FrOin the New luFA hefNl1s
The authors Of the Bill imposing tariff between
this country and Puerto Rico estimate that t ia
yield one aud quarter millions year
They declare that the sole reason for the tax i
the necessity Of raising money for schools and reads
on the stand As The tariff is TO exist for two years
the entire receipts viii be two and half million
dollars.
And for this sum il IS PROPOSED to sell the homer
Of the American nation. break our plighted iaiih
with the starving population now living under cur
common flag aud tample under foot the claims Of
justice and humanity.
shame upon the soriid hueksters who would so
besmirch the fair fame OF the Republic and sell for
such mess Of pottage the mighty birthright Of the
American people-their fame for upright dealing
as protectors of the oppressed, as defenders OF
human rights.
General Miles in his proclamation promised the
islanders the privileges enjoyed by the citizens Of
the states Secretary Root said 1.-The highest consd-
eraiions of justice and god faith demand the re-
moyal Of the customs duties = President Mckinley
declared that it is plain duty to grant free
trade; Governor General Davis and all officials IA
milar with the facts say it is the only salvation for
this people rho hailed our troops as deliyerers and
eagerly enlisted with them against the common foe.
VIII the Senate of the United states join with the
majority of the House in the proposed infamy
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Montreal express on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road jumped the track between Ponty Pool and
Burkton, Ontario, on Saturday, aud bounded down
a steep embankment, the coaches topping over
each other they neared the bottom of the incline
Twenty-three passengers were injured, none them
seri ausly
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auihbIing win Justice.

From the san Francisco thTonicie-
II the Puerto Ricans are foreigners any iaFa rate
less than the fun duty paid by other foreigners /,
an abandonment Of the protective system. II they
are citizens of the United States any inequality Of
alton al taxation Is forbidden not only BY the
Constitution, but by every principle Of honor aud
justice. The lawyers may. perhaps, quiho'e over
the meaning Of the words Of the Constitution. al
though we believe The legal meaning g bc elear.
but neither lawyers nor anybody else can quibb3e
with justice OF make The American people believe
that any American citizen should he deprived q
his lust RIGHTS
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TWO WAYS

OF GETTING GLASSES; ONE TO GO
TO A FIRST CLASS OPTICIAN, HAVE
YOUR EYES PROPERLY TESTED AND
GET WHAT YOU NEED-THE OTHER
TO GO To A MERCHANT WHO KEEPS
SPECTACLEs, MAKE "A GRAB IN
THE BAG" AS IT WERE, GET PAIR
THAT DON'T FIT VOC (ALTHoUGH
ITMAY SEEM so FOR THE MoMENT)
RUN THE RISK OF running YOUR
EYE SIGHT ENTIRELY-AND ALL
FOR A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN EN-
PENSE.
IFYOU NEED THE SERV-
ICES OF \ GOOD OPTI-
CLAN. WECAN SERVEYOU
WELL AND CHEAPLY.
A. II. WEN1Z,
Ieweler and Optician.
fehig Westminster. Nd.
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ANYTHING ~ THE HARDWARE
III ~ L.EI.lII nElTtrLS
MEANS CIRE or No PAY,
DR.. Halliday's Rheumatism Cure,
ruE ONLY ON EsER GUARANTEED.
HW t0U .H1rIrGNF n trEIAIIV rBEF-
EEENtE ~ ttI OTHERS

THF ari -ss5aelu5ssrtr Be- "a tsf-i 90 everything
u#sassiase HsE FaEuH guarantee a1fsr ven PRO
ssrErstFE stsfr Et-RFsEtsa afg4suE aFt ID heal
sfit t4esf.HE $50 -.zH It saa ttEtii hasa as ls and
ss=t 81 ttsH HeiglHr ttIa 81 ftara 81. ff fails
.ss frrr. 20 sH1 alIH sEf a b-sas4r- nt t'r HALT
14y Ef-TaHs-@isra aH-r Ht ne by ans 8eslss IS a
ri at 3, s secs ai ESD -sr, rs-rIttr zsraF.l u1
% uufi t.7 fiss srlr. if l1rrssss. rtsf,ss irgr
rraliuF rHsTsiF A. Gs'a,,Ns. i'str 10 ,eile. ....
q sss- sass lav takra frrn our
st7Fs saf rsiai taF "a tsstir+ a5 ir Halliday
&tsllssslsa fse- asis ls ta aEass tslss she fsr-
rstsr sa.sy ra4Hrn Sc, us aah4a thigsF .sa,s ssuss
iztr. iarse ~ tHr tsafiaes uE leufl SEA- ia z,ssi
r7-sfi'saa ath Sos feff-fste zssi be- sls Iasgssut
Eal-s stsfra ia sa.sg tth isst 4 .sHrf fhra. }sl.
ta-e bare tscf sasru aassEtttas sH rtssut asth
-If aiFlrc fz-tz-al atH raisru ear wh.lr
sHs.asst o. r. gs,st us ar tssr eiifln~ ~zuri.
SHAW eHtt CO. Leaarf filEt UsaEfths rrfr.essent
~l Irsra ufEf irae Efsaaassiasea iusv can =as a.
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From the NasbVlIIe AmefIeall-
When she poverty stT1ekcn Puerto Ric.us gladly
received General Miles and the American troops,
they thought naturally they were being f7sssi
from Cypress on. but they awoke ~ dEd tha' Ne
party 10 power proposes % oPYrcss with heavier
burdens Than SPAIN ever pat upon them. ami a.a
this Ia the name ~ liberty ~ fhc time st-
ding hypacrticat tears ovyr paDr. h,ipless dose
lais. PIrrta Rico or an the shaius o. thc many
shams cr,siiis,I - the Repnbiosu PARTY. thi- ono
incorporating as Iisc Goi saEart1 in tae case a
Puerto Rico IS the most braEeu. sua the sGsC,h he's
made in Congress attempting "a justify u by spa
clous argument show plainly who are pailiag tbs
strings and making the Puppets-socsilet states
usan-.iance
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Hard to Justify or Explain.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Free trade with the United States quite as vital
TO the welfare of Puerto Rico to the prosperity
Of Hawaii. Therefore the difference in the policy
adopted by the leaders of the House seems hard to
justify explain.
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Recent murders near Letohatehie, Alabama, have
reused the whites and blacks, and race trouble is
imminent.
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sunday Trains.

/ week days only.
I To land Baltimore Passengers only.
stops ouiy w hen Tagged.
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trase ON n Suffering People.



Not only is the Puerto Rican bill the rankest
form of imperialism but it is an outrage upon
suffering people. We have taken the island OF
Puerto Rico from Spain, and by tardiness in pro-
viding its people with suitable form of govern
meut have reduced them almost to starvation. To
give them anything less than free trade with the
United States is not only injustice to them but dis
hnnnr 10 ourselves
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platform Of sssryaiioa fog the island that eaH'e
70 rs with smiling facp ari opcn hsUsis 'sii h.
sorry Republican raliyiuE cry in shs coming oaHa-
paign.
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a nay OF Reckoning viii Come.
ProtectIont~t~ Rsvel. Against 1t.


Ffufn the 'hAasi-a kAtsF thls1Au
Men who are pFoioetiouisIs Ia the back home.
hose lives aud fortunes have been Devoted o. ihe
advocacy % projection a. policy. viii revolt aEt
are revolving aga Inst the pEopaoaI - exclude the
people Of Puerto Rico frum faH aud fire. saYtieifa-
ton ia the benefits Of Rstona! Trade and against
schciae 10 drtar the people u the Uailet states
from the advantages 81 free iutercoarse with Amer
lean territory that has been by expenditure Of
THAR hias.d and lr,-asure
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1914 STATE MT1TTI Al 1900
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WORCESTER MASS.
1900

Makes a simple, nnamhiguous contract, free
iron all needless restrictions and con :
ditions. and absolutely incontestable after
two years.
9 PAYS. under the Massachusetts law, cash
values Of lapsed policies on which two pre-
miums have been paid. or gives paid up in
surauce therefor, lat the option OF the insured.
10 All the Company's Investments are legally
aud safely made.
IL For further information address, stating
age,
GERNAND, General Agent,
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Has been in active business tifiy-si years.
Holds Si.110 Of unques,oned assets for
every 81. coo Of liability.
Is ogressive:-lnereases its income and
outstanding insurance every year.
Z Makes Dividends Of Surplus annually
Paid up policies share in the dividends.
5 Issues all desirable kinds Of Policies
q Paws al policies without delay gu proof OF
CLAIM
: FoT}ciis no policy for non- payment OF
premium
EDWARD l..
Doors above Post Office. tmars-S,l
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Open Court of Public Opinion.
Philanthropy vs.. the syndieates

From the Springfield Republican
Philanthropy could never have compelled this
discrimination between Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
nor have forced the Administration party to set up
strained and revolutionary Interpretation of the
scope of the American Constitution But the syn
dictate can.
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lain Daty- ". Politics ovrr PacFts

Fr,tus thr Ncw Nefk HcrAht
TAeyiosts are the ua5s iafs whsch uirn arr afi
uhea iuai-eiIed by eu interest sssy 5elsir; ffaaa
ths fsath ~ rishi anil dHSy
The aosasirsiaes II tlc srrrrsraGssites A. sa su
,tosAliaa Of al principles % Iustine AMI aagasHitg
arr trying 60 r-urs tasiE lsffics sesizast SIRE ls
f.aserlsaf,i r-assAs % Purrsa Eios voaa asnas'
pity bsl iar the tuixuatnn exrisei D. thssf heart
les Intentions
And % uori from frr-hssnt Mckinley
In tiss hssa,l * cyrEy s-ue American ihr iafv 81
right sielify 10 principle sai casaFasszs 90 'ae
Fer ant al c,ra rissr sireFier 81 ssstisaa feiiaz
Win hm questions e s-sigtioal cxIea iss'ey sse
stsl-lriiasse3 10 tho, iavoiyias sunsIa r<h;S Ssc
g-ossrtiaw 81 Whsca Is tbs ossnesslnne as oas ice
iusiituiioas Heses the sSee's % alsh mifsiei Re
pslt,lican Representative Assssss oFftcsa q sie
Puerto REtas az tho bshcst &C ihe tobacco ErnueFs
q the Csansrtirut VAl!cy ash ,lsr struggle uhieh
Is ssaKing tbs s4riy 70 is' funaiatsans
AuI 10 zurl from President Wck3nirg
ne~aa.a the President RRrrtlpsf fraGa