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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
INAUGURATION
BALL AND BANQUET AT
THE NEW BENT
WORKS.
SNIDER & MILLER
To Open With a Public Recep.
tiOn.-A Pleasant Time
IN Anticipation.

It is proposed, a. soon As the build
inys are j" shape. to open the old
Mothera ell shops With a Dedication
to the new Bent Work. enterprise.
The public, all will bs invited.
The Banquet will be free and all
will he welcome.
A c"nditi"n tie management msy
make will he that all who participate
will agree. in case Of high water. to
come To the rescue and il III no other
way, wade into the hood and swim
Out II b"ar'l.
The aff air il not yet IN shape. hut
enough is known to give assurance
that it will he a hly time "f good
fellow ship aud the inauguration "f
Of bs,trr times ani m"re s"cial g:mi
feeling among all the people CT Lo-
gan.
The Logan Band. the FrIesner
Orchestra and Gle- Cluhs will enliv-
cn the "rcasi"n with all kinds of mu-
sic. Count Vun Yergrs will stand
at the heal of the receiving line.
while Don Alouzo de- Mali" will lead
IN a grand narrh .,"und. C"nduc-
tor Jim Smith and Patty Cake Ba
kers Man Throd"rs will perform the
latest cake walk. Jack Maroritv
aud Senator Miller will dance n hn..
down and John Canty will preside
a. the Larharue aud carve the roast
ed OK. City dignita'ies and rro'ni-
nant civilians will be assigned tn
duties hrst suited t. their manners
AID experience, aud everybody will
be constituted, each, committee of
one, to make himself, and everybmiy
else happy.
The details viii be given later
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
HYMENIAL.

Married, OH Sunday afternoon.
Decembrr 2s!. 1900. at the Lutheran,
Parsonage. Logan. O bv Rev E. G
Sp"hr, Mr.. Eli Keller and Miss Liz
zie Brandt.
O" Monday following. the infair
was held at the residence of she
groom's mother. Mrs. John K-llar.
Mare than ha:f hundred guests par
to'k of snmpiuou- dinner prepared
for the Dccasini.
Mr. anil Mrs. Keller were the re-
ciplents Of many presents of which
the following is Ii>t:
Grsndma Keller. water set; Grand
ma Rra'.dt, bible: Miss Tena Keller,
rug; Ms. Carrie Harsh. dozen nap
kins; Mrs. J. J. Keller. china d,sh
and s"fa pillow; Sheriff Brandt aud
wife. bed spread; Charly and John
Keller, water ret; Mis-. Kitty Keller.
china dish; Will Brandt and wife.
vet silver knives and forks; Wm Kel-
Ter aud wife, rug: Bert Campbell aud
wife. china ruai.iin. bowl; Henry
Keller aud wife. pitcher aud pair OF
"wrls; Ms Mary Murphy. china
iis'.; Miss Eta Brandt, set .hrrbert
classes; Henry Hsnsel. water set;
Aunt Elizabeth Keller, china fruit
lish; John H.nsel aud wife. ct din.
,er plates; Miss ZoIa Keller. cream
Willie Hansel. fruit dish; :
|iiss Daley Keller. par Of towels;
Mis-. Daisy Ilsnsel. china dish; Js-
'oh Keller. pitcher; Homer Camp
,-lI, china bowl; Joeh Brown and
vifr, table cloth; Charles Schaal,
'arl"r lamp.
With the nianv friends of the hap.
~ couple, tie SENTINEL joins in
'earty u"ngratulation. and hopes their
ives NAV be long and happy and
'lessed with as many joys a. good
,ood father Time can brstow upon
he most favored Of m"rtals. |,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
Foreign Subscribers. --Import-
ant Notice.

After January Iss all papers sent
to remote post "f6ces. not paid for in
advance. will be stopped. aud &C.
counts sent for collection.
1t is no profit to US to send papers
to distant subscribers. We are cum
PEELED L" pay postage in advance, pay
for paper, xork aud then take chan
res OH getting paid BY persons living
\ hundre'l or = thousand miles ssy.
Persons outside of the county and
stale who want the SENTINEL, from
this ON. must pay for it in al. ance.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
DR.. LU1z DENTIST.
A Few Reasons Why DR.,
..utZ of fNrlsOnViIle does
more Dental Work
than any other
Dentist in the
Stare.

He is perfectly reliable. extracts
teeth without pain, makes the fam
GUS patent set of teeth without plate
pays your fare To Nelsouville if your
work amounts to over Eve dollars.
Never disappoints vnu and il we'll
and favorablv known all over South
ern Ohio as a careful, neat and thor.
ough workman in every branch of
the business. Oct. Ally
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27

THE New York World "Tweni
ieth Century Sonvernier Number
promises I" br the greatest nrwspa.
per ever published. Every Import.
ant subject Of the .imes ia discus .-,i
by the ablest writer's of the age. The
number will he illustrated IN cniors
and hslf-,ones. Although large
sum has been expended in cuIler,ing
these articles, the number will pre-
eented free with every copy of the
Sunday World nf Dec. 80. The
number will he we'll worth preserv.
in :, and as the addition will be Iim;-
ted, to insure getting copy 6le sp
advance order With the newsdealer or
mail five cents in stamps to The
World publication office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27

The Jadwin Br"ihers propcee
establishing Cigar mannfact"ry il
Logan. We wish them the best ol
SUCCESS in the business.
The Masons have Insta llatioI
and banquet tonight. Grand Mas
ter Evans of Circleville will conduct
the Installation SERVICES.
Mr.. James, objective" Browr
has moved into the John Bunz home.
stead. Mr.. Brown and family vii
be welcomed to the society of Log
an.
Mrs. Adam Lntz and c. J. Juer
gensmeier were called to Lancaster,
Sunday, owing to the serious 'llne~s
of their brother. Gottbeib Juergens.
meier.
The Logan Band made its first
public appearance Oh Christmas Day
aud gave s"me very pleasant music.
We hope the Band will bold together
and become . permanent institution
Of our city.
-Christmas and New Years Holi-
day Excursion tmrkets on sale ut C..
aud NJ. v. r. r Ticke, Oficrs, Dec.
22nt, 2sri, 24th, 25,h, aud 3l>,>
1900 and Jan. lst 1901, all tickets,
go,.d returning until Jan. 2md 1901
Services at Presbyterian church
Sunday will be approrriate to TIE
last Sunday Of the Century. DR..
Steward will speak in the morning on
"Looking Backward" aud in the evr-
Mug on ..LeokIng Forward. All
welcome.
mir. John Bunz and family left
on last Thurs.iay for Columbus.
where they will make their future
home. John will engage at work in
the Pan Handle rail road shops.
they have the good wishes Of many
List Saturday was the best day
for b"slness ocr merchants have had
durin. the year. the weather was
fine. the city was full of pr"pIe AMI
the st"res Inch had advertised, dId
a rushing trade. The lesson from
this is keep good goods, and adver-
lse them.
The Commissioners, On last Sat-
nr,lss gran,e franchise privilege Of
rrossing county roads, to the Great
Southern and Springfield Natural
Gas Companies The Great South
I'll pays 800 in cash; the SPRING
field company grades ard gravels the
,nad from the Fairfield line to Mill
'iIle. and pays 800 cash. The 9TH
IT gas companies operating in the
county had been given franchise
,efore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
Midnight Mass.

Midnight Mass will be celebrated
at ST. Johns Catholic church, New
Vars Eve. as an appropriate open.
ing Of the Twentieth Century. Mass
will be celebrated by Fr. Powers.
pastor. and will begin promptly At
IL ocirck. midnight. SON time. Th.
choir will render Peters Mass in D.
The special parts being sung by Mrs.
F. Bla-ius. s'prano; .Liss Clara
RsucI, alto; Mr.. Peter ReckienwaId,
tenor; J.hn Uck-r. jr. hass.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
Logan q. B. Church.

o" Friday evening, December %,
at 1880. the quarterly business meet
ing. Prearh'ng on Sunday at 1890
:. ~. by the PASTOR. and mt $50 p.
m by Rev. ID e Weaver, the Pre-
ii ling Elder of the Logan District.
Let each member OF the church he in
his place of duty. All will be vel
coined at these MEETINGS.
n. CuRNErEr, Pastor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
Farm for Sale on Long Time.

The undersigned offers fur sale .
farm If 10 acres. situate il Walnut
township. Fairfield county. Ohio. he
ing the sou,hwest quarter in section
eleven, At six thousand dollars.
Terms one-third cash, balauce on
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27

ten annual payments. m sing four
hundred dollars Der Year anil inter-
est. There is new two atnr, house,
coed large barn, corncrib, wagon
shed aud other small buildings,
orchard AMI shout twenty five acres
of wood lxn.i. For further informs
ton call on me at the Fairfield
County Bank. P. RISING.
Sept u 3m. l.snrxst-r. Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27

Otto Jnrrgen.m-ier, O. Col"n.
bus, is spending bis Holiday vacs.
ton wih his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ell. Juergensmeier, Of East FroLt
street.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27

-B. K. Tritsch Of Columbus is in
tho city,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-27
lo1Ic.To HUNTERS

No hunting allowed On my farm promises
in H.,cking Cssunty. unsiev penalty ssf the lsos
revived Law seY1etly e. rfDrcAi. requiring wy1
ten psfmiR fnnDfNAuD =. RuHrD1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Newina kt6r. wl1fa =


Slt<&TE 5%%%M&E@%
szczesIiv,i mog. Dy6stu ma ,iemi
tylko ludzie zdrpwi ulomni za5 ma
ciele ME moge v ealej ptlni sdczuwat
rozk0szy tego 6wiata.
Do tel n,eszc.sSliwej klasy na1sia
cierp,acy ma jAE3 svk,et.4 cbo'ohe
,&ciowa; CT zwykle ME zdoiui sa do
sduej c.et.zej piracy ami unyslowej,
AMI cieiesnej Ale pot ,lowauia gLdni
50 tel ci ks6rzy przes IKE odzywianie
SIG cis4tl pracs kiopoty lnb wskutek
zar.3sn,a sig cd innych cierpieh sig
nabawili
Tskim iudziom dokucza zwyklo
krom cho:6b s~pacyalnycn b.cie serca.
Dol el1wy oal .b:enie katar cxyli sspka,
wielka chOIobs bole6ci merck koiki
reumatyzm k,6,ki oddech . sk6ra
obsypsna kostami / ranami.
Ola taklch choryeh led.
max lest ponce. w mle6c.e
aassem wynsleih do1tofzY lskar-
stwo, ktorem podobne ohoroby
supsioie Wholesome bvd moga, l 70
Y kr6tkim cxas:e I bee Wielkich
kosxt6w.
M tynzenie po6lemy nassym soda-
kom zupeaaie b~ap&atnie lyle iekslstwa,
lie starczy M jeden tydzieh.
Wszyscy ks ~ prxgna wylecEenia
mog4 sil zglosi& listownie lpb osobsScie
do:
State uedtcsl Dispenssry.
76 e. Madison Str Chicago I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Dobre grunta
ma fanny !!

w okolicy. gdzie JUL pre-
sz'o $50 polsxich familij
osiedlonych; maja tam 2
pc ske kosc IDLY. pclskie
sztory. t. d. - Rola .tlusta.
.ob6cie rodzi wszelkie zboza i
warzywa. Drzewo gl6wnie
twarde. Mad rzeczkami i po
nizk'ch miejscach So naturalne
}@ki.
Gruota te So niedaleko
miast M loose Lake i
S turge co La e, mad
koleja st Paul & Duluth,
lecz wiecej urodzajne niz. pod
Sturgeon Lake, i okolica
take piekniejsza.
Wielkie miasta Duluth
Superior So zaledwo so mil
ma p6lnoc Cd tel okolicy od-
leg}e, a St. Paul Minneapo-
lis tylko 100 mil mai poludnie.
Obecnie mozoa jeszcze ma
bytydobrei roll cd 3 do 6
dol. IA akier.
Wp'aty male, tylko jedna
sz6sta (s) prey zakupnie, a
reszta ma 9 lat, procent pc 6,
cd sta.
Wzgledem bl'zszych szcze-
g6I6w' zglosic sic do podpisa-
nego tn agenta,
e. q. GLOW
822 W. Howard Str
WrNoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

1890 fas 80 ..Hss-s---
z tegookasuies SIG: ~ holaen'
dry ME przedladuja k~atolicyzmu
jak to usi1owano przedstawid '
Angli;, pragnac osfabi6 sympaty'
dlasBoer6w wsr6d KRAKOW katolic
k,ch. w tym w{asnie celu, zfoty
zapewnienie dr.. Leyd'
wobec interesujacyoh SIC ta spra.
wa dziennlkarzy nlemieckich IA.
.tolickich. Zre.zta. ME lezy/ to v
spokoinego ludu holender'
skiego, ably bawl6 sic Y przesla.
a owe trsdycye hugo
nock,e, 0 jakich wspomlna dr.
Leyds, zdawna ehyba wygasfy.
. Ixr1ac.e n. weselaeh.
Zadne wesels v Anglii i v
Ameryce ole mote sic obejt6 bea
koiacss, kt6ry d.iels M kawstk'
miedsy go6oi. Inn wieksss jest "a
mo5nosd. rodzic6w oblubienicy, TEN
wsp.nial*zym i piskpiej'zym bywa
6w przysmak. Ko}acz ma weselu
pana Astor, amerykahsklego Milo
nera, : pann& Willing Nowego
Yorku. kosztowaf $500 DOL. M
weselu ksieznicski Beatryozy watyl
s centnar6w, mia} Q stop wysoko-
sci, S 6rednicy, kosztowa{ 5000 re-.
Przez szei6 miesiecy pracowano
mad modelow aniem ozd6b, miedzy
kt6remi by}o / 800 ga}ezek r6znych
z cukru. Dwunastu ludzi
przyuios}o go do. kr6lewsklego
pa}acu.
PEKANIE SZKkA:; Bardzo sic
zdarza, Re szklanne cylludry
do lamp natyohmiast pekaja, skoro
tylko zetkna sig z p}omieniem. Ola
zapcbiezenia temu uzywa sig srodek
zasadzajacy ma stopnlowem ma
grzewsniu i och}adzaniu szkfa, a
mianowicie pred uzyciem wk}a-
daia sic cylindry do garzka, ma
p~e}nionego ch}odns .wodae, stawia
sig go ma ogniu wode powoli "a
gotowywa.
N~astepnie garneczek zdejmuje
sic z ognia, wodzie pozwala SIG
powoll j w6wczas dopioro
wyjmuja sig cylindry. skutkiem
takiego postepowania cYliudry
sig bardzo income i ME pekaja
z p}omieniem.
SUSzENIE BUT0w.
Ably wYsuszy6 najrych1e] mo-
kre buty. z angielskiej gazety
nastepujaca praktycz-
ma rade: Pc zdjeelu mokrego obu-
via nape}nic je owsem
suchym al do wierzohu. Ziarna
owsiane maja >w}asno66 wyciagan,a
wilgoci z tych przedmiot6w, kt6-
remi sig stykaja. zi.rn' te wieo
wyciagaja natyohmiast wilgod re
butow i z 2adziwiajaoa szyb-
pooh}aniaja ostatnie SHADY
Poch}onawszy wllgo6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

Ice = 80 ,ss5s
bss,nisnneI INIT oos66bA haka-
tystycsues gi6wue dm4c!yoh traby.
Jednaz takich grozb jest spowt6-
IRONY wierszyk, jaki junkrowie
pruscy = niekontenc, : panowania
elektofa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ll4se-l5s5 -, kt6ry ich trzymai
we wielklej karnoscl = posiall lnu
2 grozba, ze 80 powieszs. Wierr
szyk ten jest takiego brzmisDia:
..Johimke. =Johimkn huete dich
fangen wir dich. so hsngen wiz
dich,. - Pod tym staredawnym
wisrszYkiem. napisano: Precz : va.
mi thakatystami) 'wkr6tce wyb1je.
wasza godzipa; Wy saml pod sobt
do3k, kopiecie, przes VASE SEA"
|t.hsx4<hece. Me wrrost v pow's-
tree was wysadsit nalety, lscs
wyoh}ostsd r6sgsmi, > potem ps-
.arzyna6, j.k kanalie. Co do tego
to j~essoze naradzid nam sig nalety,
czy maoie sginad v domach wa
szych, czy was pojm.d nalety. PREY
stosownej okolicznoSoi. Ami SIG
spostrzs4ecie, jak zginiecie.
spisk " iec."
lego samego rodzaju brednie
rozes}ano pomiedzY wielu ez}on-
k6w owego Ostmarkenverelnu, .
navel przys}ano je naczelnemu
prezesowi W. Ks, Poznanskiego
dr.. Bitterowi. I tego sig mieli do
pusci6 Polacy - jak twierdsi
,,Geselliger" u swej zapamieta}o~
Sci!
Re tych bredni laden Polak
ME napisa}, molina byd przekona-
n,ym, DO nasamprs6d wykszta}cony
Polak lyle ma rozumu, lie podobne
grozby SO tax bezmiernie glupiemi.
Ii ME pr~zynios1yby zasczytu pi~>>
szacemu IA Polak bez wykszta1-
cenia o ,,Jochlmke, Jochimke.. 80!
mic ME vie!
Zapomnia{ widocznie ,,Gesel".
o owej swego czasu ME tax dawno
gtoanej .odezwie i grozble, prze-
clwko Niemcom kolonistom "
Pr. Zach, " kt6rej tel Polacy
grozili, ze ich p~ozabijaja a osady
ich popala i wzywali zarazem ro-
dakdw do podpalania tychze osad.
Odezwa ia by}a s~traszliwa igrozna.
1 COZ sic okazalo. OTTO jeden : ko~
lonist6w, kt6remu bieda doskwie-
rala, kazat GORGE napisad taxa groz-
.be, sam jej dykto#nl, q potem,
ably ozynem stw,erdzid, budYnki
swe sam podpali}. Wssystko poi
niej ma jaw wysz1o = ale ,,Gese'.
Tiger schowal dudy " MECH i
prawde st}umi}.
Take 50 prawdsiwie krzySackie
postepki hakatyst6w gdzie sl{a
ustawami wyjatkowemi, krzywdxe-
MEM mas, przez obcinanie nam
wszelkiego zarobku, przem6dz ME
mog2 naszej spokojnej 3 sfornej
postawy i biernego oporu - tam
plwajq ma mas i " movie / "
pi6mie wszelkieml najwstretniejsEe.
.pi oszczerstwami, byle IA tylko
xohydzit. Prawdziwie niegodne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

.1OYA lON y. j. RA<AAlTN1E|F< EINs !.
Dokt6r Kallmerten v Toledo, Ohio, mia1 wieeej powod1eaia.5
leczac llstoWnio chrOniczne, nerW0woi prywatno ch0r0by, an140lfs
iaki inny lekar1 Y Ameryce. Prseszlo rok temu Dr.. Kalmerten oda-.
rowal $1,000 nagrody takiemu lekarzowi. ktoryby udowodnl, 1ewyleczyf
Do tego czasu laden lekarz tego ME udowodnh, vice DR.. Kanmertsnsz
ponawia te samaz oferte. ~
jego aadem . narzucaje q pres samych siebie fabykowane, 5xi.-S
dectva wyleczeh. ale psz do d.. Kalmerten'a ME zwazajec M to, kt6c ole
leozyl, jak dlugo byie5 chory Tub ma jaka chorobe. Opiss mu wszystko.
jakea stary, lie warzysz, jaka tva natura j zalecz loczek twyoh wlos6ws
: 3 centowym snaczkiem pocztowym . odwrotn4 pocse odbierzesz poD-s
rade darmo i ksi91eczke : prawdziwemi 5wiadectwami os6b wyleczonychS
pr1es niego, do tyoh tel moses1 pisad. Dr. Kall1nerten odeoIa1 tysiasss
podat wszystlie tutaj. Jedno : tyoh, codopiero otrzymsnyoh podajemys
niiei:
n Nanhoke Pa, d4a g mdnhL 1892 @S
SAnownyP Panic Dr. anmeen. NSs##S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ Toledo Ohio.
nonnsn panu xaranmd xkuia = akowno mie w1azenie,D 6 ek94 q xdowymi enr-
Tcnymd q nYi eo1s czYa aa91 9InWxm = oa3ae mso!ycynX p@o .M11 49, S IA p. TMn@s
s spsasm 3n n%ase .m al pSs1. ddyyynnd swaSd Mf sSis Pans po.ss sdBg naa 8 &c
ne nadeph3tp tGmedyn e nahcR po miseoWrh doHorehe to vsEy@ko napr6za0l 49,
rgchja k mode oMr wyNcJt choMRoj k meu oeohy M swg4e oMy. D4 N.Y.
RR:.sssssat ts SS en n a.a, .paf sa 49, e1sos e1es 9 e.s e .ssea@sgssS a dsa5g Wv - e 81 sh saaa 3
fas TIN PPs@Tm y yamsndn sTyM,H Hs11*M @ nssi xMs panss& dsrpheyn, hk ks1dsas
@ ZsssunHen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Giekayye Rzeczy.


LONDYN. - correspondent
,,Daily Mail"w Lourenzo Marquee,
t~elegrafuje. xe dowiedziaf sic z
wiarogodnego zrdd}a, IL wszyscy
arzednioy> Boer6w otwarcie gfoszs,
10 ohoragiow angielska ME mole
aigay powiewaG " Johannesbrrgu.
Miasto to sostauie do ssczetu sbu-
rsone . kopalnie z}ota przygotowa-
ne beda do wysadseuia " powie.
trze eloktrykq n nadusseniem gu''
sik. " fertecy, gdybI sic tego,
ekasafa potrxeba.
49,
TYGODNIK posradski PRAcA,
snaay re swego- patryotycsnegs
usposobienis, Z powodu odezwy
.,Ligi Hsrodowej". powiada: ,,Nie
wahamy sic jednakie uznsd og&o-
ssenis odezwy "a bad pole
tyozay 80. Odezwa og{oszona pu~
blicsais sprzeciwia sic zasadzie
t.jnej prasy.... i dale (tylko)
prstskst pollcyi do nowyoh ssy~
kan / prze6ladowah.... Dalszym
btedem byfo rozes}anie odez~y do
Galicyi i Poznahskiego, gdYz te
azielnice ME pot, zebuje sic poslu~
giwa6 tame prasae, mogac JAYNE
broni6 swell narodowodei."
KatoNcy W Trans waalu.
Jak wiadomo, Transwaal i
panstwo wolne Oranje, zamieszkale
- gldwnie przez holendr6w, kt6rzy
zachowali przewaznie. jake religie
Pauuj4ca, protestantyzm. Mimo to,
katoiicjzm odgrywa W .TransvaaAu
NJ mate role. Sporo interesujacych
szczeg6i6w pod tym wzgledem
znajduje sic W dzienaikach zaggra~
nicznych.
TAX mp. podczas swych roz''
NOW z dziennikarzami " Berlinie,
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"ograniczajaee swobody obvwatel"
skie katolik6w, istnia}o tylko "
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4staio zuiesioue. Moca tylko zwy~
czaju dzieje sic, &e najwazniejszych
st.nowisk urzedowych ME obsa'
dzsja katolikami. Czesto przeciez i
ten zwyozaj bywa przefamywanymi
on sam, chod katolik, piastowa}
eodnod6 sskretarzs stsnu. Pewna
nieche6 Borrow do katolik6w,
tl6macsy dr.. Leydes tradyojami
,hugonooklemi.
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sonnel de Congregation DIES Missio"
n,ires Oblats Marie lmmaoulee" za~
mieszcza ,nteresuj.ce @szozeg6iY o
katolikach " republikach boerskich
Glove wikaryatu " T~ransvaalu
jest KS! Marya de Lacy, superior i
prowikaryusz, zamieszka}y " 10
hannesburga, wraz z Ks. J. Ire
shem, Hammerem, Rousseu i Mar.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-23
other ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in a diver

Other Acknowledgements in diver
sity of style are received from state
libraries of the following states: Con-
necticut. Iowa, New Hampshire and
Nevada. The Department of Justice
library at Washington, the Supreme
Court libraries of Ohio. Indiana and
Colorado, the Oregon Secretary of
State, the librarian OF the New York
Bar Association all send in their cor
dial thanks. Among letters from prom
inent universities and law schools are
those from Yale. Harvard, Cornell,
Columbia, Ann Arbor, Boardman Hall
OF Ithica. n. Y, and Stanford.
The interest in the country itself
runs through the letters stronger than
the mere mention of the volume. How
ever, that is of much interest because
it is the closing chapter. as 1t were.
of the local life of the Hawaiian Re-
public. The next volume, which IS
the Territorial Reports. is now being
prepared and 200 pages are ready.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-23
TRUTH Of SlYlNs THAT
MURDER MILL OUT"
Peter Austin. New York State Far
mer, on Trial for Crime Committed
Fourteen Years AGO.

PoUGHkEEPSIE IN. Y.) Dec. 1s.
Peter Austin. the Stormville farmer,
who killed his farm hand. Charles
Brewer. IA years ago. and threw the
body into an old well on his farm.
Is on trial here under an indictment
for murder in the second degree.
The crime was not discovered until
August last, when new owner of the
farm was cleaning out the well and
found skeleton. II was Identified
and Austin was arrested. He confess
ed that he killed Brewer. but said he
did so ia self-defense. the other man
having assaulted him win q knife.
while they are returning to his house
from milking cows In the evening.
July 2. 1855. Al the triaA the prose-
cution comhatted the claim of self
defense and endeavored to show that
Austin killed Brewer TO gain pos
session of sum OF money that he
was known TO carry on his person
The defense claimed that Brewer.
although so years OF age. was des-
perately in love with Ausun's< IA
year-oid daughter. now Mrs. Efie
Briggs. and wanted TO marry her. but
the parents refused to give their con-
sent Brewer WIS very angry at
them on that account and while rid
ing in the wagon with his employer
attacked him with q knife Austin.
10 defend himself. knocked Brewer
out OF the wagon and In falling he
struck on the back of his head on \
stone and was killed. Through ignor-
ance. Austin disposed Of the body and
told no one but his wife. who helped
him 10 keep the secret ii. these years
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-23
TALK Of STATEHOOD
By 4 FRIEND Of HAWAII
SHIPMENT OF VOLUME OF hA.
wAIlAN REPORTS BRINGS
HAPPY RESPONSES.
Alabama Statesman Expresses a Per.
sonsl Regard for the Welfare of
Future Commonwealth - Ex.
Senator Foster Sends an Appre-
eiative Note.

The friends Of Hawaii among the
statesmen and influential figures OF
the nation have some kind words TO
say for this country on every occasion.
A number OF interesting letters are
in the possession of Judiciary Clerk
Henry Smith. which make good read
ing at this or any time The ocea-
sion OF their coming is in acknowledge
ment OF the last volume OF Hawaiian
Reports OF Supreme Court Decisions
recently sent out. Among the most
prominent are letters from Senators
Morgan and Cullom. and brief one
from eS-Secretary of State John W
Foster Locally a very cordial letter
is on file from Hon. NJ NJ. Estee. Fol.
lowing is a sample Of what s. friend
OF Hawaii in an autograph letter says:
United States Senate,
Washington. D. C.
mfr. Henry Smith:
My Dear Sir;-I am glad TO receive
through your courtesy Volume i2 OF
the Reports OF the Supreme Court Of
Hawaii. AS link in history. most in.
teresting to me personally. and as 8
record Of great success In leading
Hawaii into full union and harmony
with the grand republic. 1t is assuring
ana pleasing TO me as Senator OF
the United States. In that court the
foundations OF good government are
being established ably. wisely and sat
isfaeiorily. When statehood comes,
with its sovereign powers. the hand of
the court viii be clearly discerned IS
the chief builder.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN T. MoRGAN.
After acknowledging the volume n
q happy style. Senator cullom has
this TO say:
y trust that Chief Justice Frear and
his colleagues are getting along well.
and that the Territory OF Hawaii is
prosperous ard growing in population.
as well as In wealth"
Mr.. John ". Foster Acknowledges
with thanks the receipt OF Volume L
of Hawaiian Reports sent through the
courtesy Of the Supreme Court OF the
Territory" are the self-explanatosy
words from that source.