The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-13
were large consignnents of corn cob pipes
to European countries.

| We're large consignments of corn cob pipes
TO european countries.
| c.
Inc new government in Hawaii is con-
fronted with important political features
Inc islands have always been ruled by
| strong central authority. Under the
| change of administration there is q de-
mand for the recognition OF local rights
| ana powers as In America. The territorial
| legislature will have, to confront the prob
| lem OF changing from centralized to a
oecentrallzed form of government. Con-
slderlng the admiXture of races. the prob
| lem is serious one. The matter of rails
ing revenue will also be solved with diff
hculty. The debt of $4,00O,O0O assumed by
the United States has gone into the hands
OF banking firm att a good rate of inter-
est until congress acts, and Gov. Dole
wants to borrows money to pay current
expenses. y
Says 4--eodores Roosevelt in his Life of
Thomas Bentina while discussing the an
nexation of Spanish territory: "Of course
no one would wisheto see these. or any
other settled Communities now added to
our domain by FORGIVE want no unwill-
ing cit zens to enter our union" And Re
speaks Of "thickly settled districts, which
II conquered. ~illafor centuries remain
alien and hostile to the conquerors."
In letter written Sept. 10, 1869, by john
Dryden, the following appears: x am
writing song for ST. Ceciia's feast, who,
you know, is a patron of music This is
troublesome, and in no way beneficial;
but could not deny the stewards of the
1eajt' who came in a body to me to de-
sire that kindness"
Let Us cut down our army bill and save
our earnings for the school house. the IL
brary and the home. The wretches
that have brought this desolation are
the panthers, the. hyenas, and the ghouls
OF humanity. War is the worlds
terrible, relentless, remorseless inquisi-
t'on war is the weapon of tyrants. the
prop of thrones" From a speech by
Speaker Henderson on Sept. 10. 1893
| 1t is said that salad oil made from corn
is better than olive oil So our great
| Western product has another good quail
| ity credited to It,
! It is said. that American importers
have samples of women's socks. and this
| winter the shipment of women's socks in
! all co'ors and designs from Chemnitz
and other hosiery centers in Saxony will
| begin. One of the most acceptable de-
signs is sock nineteen inches long. with
ri0Oed top, like mans. which is
/
| out the aid of a garter.
] Stories of Vandalism are reported from
! Galveston OF ears and fingers being hack
ed off of dead bodies to get rings and
jeWelry-no need Of going to China and
the Philippines to- find savages.
s5tAp- II @:sF
/ ne 600 paid for the Philippines
; not to speak ofltfle $500, coo 600 already ex-
! pended to suppress the discomfort of the
! people-would have bought and stocked
all the coaling and repairing stations this
| country would ever need in the Pacific
! There is nothing to prevent American
: goods from going into any market OF
! the world If we can get them there and
! sell as cheaplX@ as any other nation, re-
! gardless of what flag Is flying. We have
already spent s2OO080.OOO in our trouble
j with the FilipinosJ and the end is not
! yet in sight and European goods will.
! pines if they are cheaper than ours
+ be. bought by merchants of the Philip
/ whe~4-e the flag is there or not. People
+ can't be induced to buy from those
whom they hate.
A cousin of Gen. Otis is at the head
of the trust controlling the liquor pusi-
! ness at Manila and stands close to the
! custom officials.