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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06
NOW WILL
MAKE RUM
Plan for a Great
Distillery
Here.

N lSTlLLING OF RUM from mo-
lasses which is procured from
~ the various plantations OF the
Islands will be the newest industry to
start in this city. There has been form
ed "A corporation, the papers for which
may be introduced at any time nov
which Will have for its business the
procuring of all waste molasses from
the various estates, the making of splr-
its and the feeding of hogs on the re-
sultant bi-product.
There has been no site definitely fixed
| on for the location of the proposed
lplant, but it is thought that IL will he
located in kalihi. The supply of mo-
lasses will come from the plantations
along the railroad and large tract
Whlch could be reached from the rail-
road Is now under negotiation. Should
this be taken there will be experienced
no diticulty about the gathering of the
raw material for distillation, the Sc
curing of the supply of fuel, or the
distribution Of the raw rum and hogs
the live and the lively products of the
|distillery and feeding ranch. The stock
Is said to be held In strong hands and
there Is money enough in sight to in
sure the success of the scheme. The
men behind ii are principally Merchant
street brokers
The greatest difficulty In the past In
getting favorable report upon a plan
for such "A distillery has been the fact
that the mills on the modern estates
use all the saccharine substance that is
securable from the sugar, and leave lit
tie molasses. The result has been al
ways before that there has been re-
luctance to get into Il plan which means
the use of some new system of hand
ling the raw material, as the best rum
Is made from high-value molasses
There is now a supply of the fluid on
hand 10 keep distillery going for
many years, and II is the plan to get
down to business soon so as to prevent
the destruction of the BIZ product of the
mills before the projectors Of the dis
tillery can get their storage plant ready
for operation
The decision to use the refuse to fat
ten hogs Is one which has met with the
approval of some of the killers of that
meat animal and the profit in 1t will
be highest of either of the ventures.
Rum making was tried here some years
ago, but the plant was not kept up for
a long time. Within the last decade
there has been no attempt to make
this use of the refuse from sugar
mill. 1t is understood that Frank
Brown of the Hawaiian Wine Com
pany Is the principal mover in the cor
poration, but last evening he refused
to discuss the matter saying that ii
was not ripe. Many Of the expected
stockholders fail to understand the
delay, and are ciamoring for the finish
ling of the organization.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06

OF A BISHOP

| CHICAGO, July 25.--An audience Of
thousands, awed by the solemnity and
| magic of Roman Catholic ceremonial,
| today witnessed the consecrati ton of
| Rev. Father Peter J. Muldoon as Tit
ular Bishop of Tamassenss and auXii-
| larry to Most Rev i. Feehan, Archbish
Top of Chicago. Holy Name Cathedral
presented II scene of almost regal splen
dor to the spectators crowded within
its walls.
| Cardinal Sebastian. Martineli of
Washington, y. g.. acted as consecra-
| tor, while two ArchbishupS Feehan of
Chicago and Ryan Of Philadelphia, a
dozen bishops. 400 priests ana scores Of
acolytes assisted in the ceremonies and
celebration of mass.
| Father Muldoun was escorted by the
Right Rev. James Ryan. Bishop of Al
ton H. and the Right Rev. Henry Cos
grove, Bishop of Davenport Iowa, 10
the foot Of the main altar where, un-
covering his head. he bent In profound
IobeisanCe to tn" consecrator who was
seated, and kissed the attcr's ring.
The bishop-elect was robed in a long
purple cassock and on his head was the
purple beretLa. which later he laid
aside for the mitre.
Following the kissing OF the ring, Fa
ther Muldoon Frustrated himself on
the carpet before the altar. He then
arose and was officially introduced for
promotion. After examining the can
didate on church doctrines, Mgr. Mar
tinelli administered the oath of fealty
and duty.
| The cardinal then laid aside his mitre
and after saying the confession pro-
ceeded with the high poptifical mass
with which the ceremony OF consecra-
tion had been interspersed He then
blessed the vestments after which each
one was solemnly conferred upon the
bishop. The ceremonies occupied three
hours and reached their climax when
Bishop Muldoon, crozier In hand. made
I the rounds of the cathedral escorted
by the assisting bishops. blessing the
people. He then returned to the altar
and the ceremonies came to an end
with prayer and a hymn.
! Bishop Muldoons vestments. includ-
ing the gold-plated and jewel-decked
crozier, were presented to him by va
rious organizations OF priests OF which
he was a member, and cost $4,000. They
were of the finest silk and linen. edged
with pearls and bedecked with anne
thysts and diamonds. A small COM
pany of artisans worked for months in
Lyons, France. preparing them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06
COMMERCIAL.

THAT THERE WAS LITTLE NESS done by
Exchange
4
ensased the market have not earned san and perhaps
of
and the which was taken gu, OF the amount n rh
Altogether short month and marked by peculiar signs In the
local this indicates those
least during the
s s eAs S the "s there
as an the there eess s ms m%a h t Hs
non might not be made simply for the purpose breaking the
find ater This indicates that the outside public has too much i, do
taken long vacation for the of resting for the fall campaign
ea estate market seems little better though there we're
at four coss s as s hf Mh w Dns Mr. ' ss sa al
0s'1 pm n his house an he M have P" under
date The they calls lots and several
property
be little this
sion but none have reached state where they may be made public The
owners at this time " '"'' " any ''''
& CIRCULAR,
exports e oa lc tons as ys"r
r % lure ] ,sss ,9 n ]
@ T ad Sscnss s So Sn 'D @ss al tons last
S Sn % % $ rsnna a bushes, doing
uss 3 ON @ @ e eaa sF close &
but @ ss @ @ s s ws.
S S ID n ss Ss n;sv@sn .ss
decline fd? ana and %s ",Sn . asa 4 dn
%s az; %vsm sss% is % at the " ""
week @ "s " as "f s% ss Sss" us %
u t aa the u , a pT the although though %nan"s
Ps's rate basis & ""S '' & s Hs @
ds mp T ae% % for s s psnea the at us n@
4, r g; se's: T. :1
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06
A MINISTER'S GOOD WORK.

II had a severe attack Of bilious
collie, got a bottle of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
took two doses and was entirely eur
ed, says Rev a. A. Power, of EN-
poria, Kan. MY neighbor across the
street was sick for over week, had
two or three bottles of medicine from
the doctor. He used them for three or
four days without relief. then called
in another doctor who treated him for
some days and gave him no relief, so
discharged him. / went over TO see
him the next morning. He said his
bowels were in a terrible fix, that they
mad been running of so long that it
was alRost bloody fiux. I asked him
II he ad tried Chamberlain's Diarr-
hoea Remedy, and he said. NO I
went home and brought him my bottle
and gave him one dose; told him to
take another dose In fifteen or twenty
minutes, II he did not find relief, but
he took no more and was entirely cur
ed. l think 1t the best medicine I
have ever tried" For sale by Benson,
Smith Co.. Ltd. general agents,
H. T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06

their participation therein.
Fourth. That the examination as con-
Quoted was an unjust and unreasonable
discrimination between the Oriental and
the Caucasian passengers and direct
and personal insult to the former, and to
the Japanese Government in the person
Of it's vice-consul for Honolulu.
Fifth. That the said DR.. l.. Il Cofer.
port physician for the United States for
Honolulu. has, by his conduct in this
matter and his responsibility therefor,
shown himself a person of narrow mind
hasty and ill-advised In action: actuated
by race prejudice and local feeling; lack
ing In courtesy and decency and In prop
err respect for womankind; that he is an
unworthy representative Of the Govern
ment Of the United States for the i'm
portant position that he at present &C.
cupies; that his conduct In this matter
deserves, and we hereby give It, the
strongest censure and condemnation.
Sixth. That his conduct I'm this matter
has shown his total untitness for his posi-
ton: that his continuance in office at
this port, where there is constantly a
large Oriental travel will be source of
constant bitterness and friction between
the Japanese and himself and between
their respective Governments.
Seventh. That for all of these reasons
we do hereby ask his removal from the
office which he now holds and for the
appointment OF some other person more
suited therefor by education, training and
judgment.
Eighth. That copy Of these resolu-
tons beforwarded to the President of the
United States, to the Senate OF the I'm
tied States, to the House of Represen-
tatives and to the Japanese Minister at
Washington, with the request that action
he taken thereon.
The resolutions passed with a will and
the meeting adjourned.
Among those who We're on the plat
form and took part in the performance
were Consul Mkt Saito. Vice Consul s
Okabe, x. j. Imanishi of the Yokohama
Specie Bank and Mrs. Imanishi O. Shi-
oda, agent Kei Hin Bank. g. Shiozawa
and Y. Sega, proprietor and editor OF
Hawaii Shinpo; Mrs. Ishikawa. Mrs
Takahaski, DIR. Iga Mort, DR.. s.
Kobayashi, DR.. X. Haida. DR.. u. Ora-
wa, DIR. G. Mitamura. Rev. T. Okumu-
ra, Rev. Il. Tsuyumu, S. Sake, secretary
to Consul. and S. Nagazawa, attache to
Consulate; Y. Kimura. editor Honolulu
Shimbun; A. X. Ozawa, r. Asada, S.
Ozaki. T. Chiya. T. Masuda. r. Onode-
ra. Dr. T. Katsunuma, Motoshige,
Isoshima. l. Iwanaga.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06
Halietoa to Return,

Malietoa H. the young chieftain claim
ant to the Samoan throne, against Ma
taafa, IL reported as having decided to
take the oath OF allegiance to the Ger
man Government. 1t Is said that he has
announced that he viii! shortly return to
Apia and that as reward for his allegi-
ance he is to be made a member of the
advisory board to the Governor on the
same footing with hataafa- II this 10 so
the old breach between the two native
clans may be entirely healed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06
Both Doing Well.

Princess Theresa Wilcox's account OF
her sotourn in Washington makes very
good reading. That she regrets leaving
the great American capital is evident
but whether she misses most the COM
partnership Of President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley. or that Of her garden and chick
ems. which seemed to be doing we'll too.
is hard to determine from the narrative.
-Hilo Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06

J. L. Collins aged fifty-three. son Of
Admiral Collins, plunged fourteen sto-
ries to his death in the Masonic Tenn
pie at Chicago. He was caught be-
tween the elevator and shaft and fell
to the basement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-08-06

The Navy Department has purchased
big drydock at Havana. from the
Spanish government for SIss, 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Mn1eriRa.
Snfel Sans yuDc Srlib=
elIcr".

Senator Bacon fra Georgia bar
trubIt meo at orsaniiere en- tonoresz
iionaI Gtspeoition til 5ilippinerne,
os ari9sminiiteren bar tilbubt fri
Reiie paa 99rens 3ransportoamptr
for aIle, Der er pillig til at 9da. Oct
bemGrtes, at laaban en- 5ur piIoe
bare | bsi 9rao gabnlig og ,,opbraz
genbe" for pore peroige 9obgibere; t6i
10 mere en- aOngresmano Ter oq bsrer
0f et 5olt, 10 bebre, felpfelgelio fan
ban lape qope, Der pasTer til 3illtans
bene. Gnbpioere msnes Der, at Reoez
rineen burbe title ct fort iSunb Ill
fumtlige aoneresm1nos 3daoiq6eo
for at be tunbe faa 9eiliabsb til at Te
fig ON, iarlig oa De BOrenebe Sta.
ter. Wlange af benz er utrolig pros
biniieae, bar itte Spor df Sbe ON be
5OIt Og Oeres Omiianoisbeber, fry
bpem be roit b9t laper aepereglsr.
Der er beitemt noget BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Sncltorm / @DOming.

Den Is. 9lpriI itrioes fra @po=
ming ON en- Sneitorm. Der oa raIeoe
/ Staten. Oef bar en- al be b0rfte,
man bar let Der mango Qlar. Snes
en- Ialot tat og pso6olosnbs. og en-
itart 9inb blGite bet fammen | 9riz
Der. Sernpejene fl traolt meb al faa
neutrality-suspicious. Srben, bu
Der ganIte iittert biloe blipe tore 8rls
Der pda 9inien.
Den Is. 2tpril. Sra FIere Steber
tommer femme 9iitorier ON Stot=
mems georifter. Gn Monb fra aims
buI. Nb.. miiteoe iuulebes 5000 5aar
meb beres Gam.
st fort 9ompaqni miitebe benbeo
1000 Stt. apag, sler en- Gopital nf
oper 100000.
10. ,. Werner, ct poitbub, for biIb
i Sneitormen og ltdpreoe omtring
3 0age ubcn 9uslp og 6ebe. 6dn
bar nGIten blinb og ligeIad naiten
iuItet libel. od ban enbelig nddeoe at
tomme 6us.
st anbet Poftbub, SSo6n @iaeipil,
for DilO og mdatte forlabe 6eit %
8oan og til 6oos iege at reboe Iig.
S 10 0dge oanbrebe ban omfrine
uoen Moal og Reo. inotil enoe!i1
nogle 5aarebDrber fanbt bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Saumarf fDmlncr lneo
yorilag,

2il ameritanIfs 2lpiIer tommer
fsIeenbe Mepbelelie fra aebenbopn:
9onmart er pinig til al ofitau be
@eitinbiite Ger paa fslgenoe 9etins
eslfer:
u 4 Nitlioner Dollars ital betdles
af II. 9. til Oanmart for 2erne.
p 8efOltnineen ifdl beb Stemmedf=
eioning tiltenoegiOe, ON be bill
bare DANTE eller 2(meritanere.
y 0erIom Stemmeilerbeoen faloer
til @unft for be 5oreneoe Stater.
ital Snbbbgeerne bare life olene
omeritanite llnoeriadtter. men ogs
Toa omeritanTte 9orgere.
d 2anbets proouiter itdl tilftebes
tolofri 9lbaang til be 5oreneoe
Stdter.
0et bemqrtss Der. at 8aIbinaton
lite iaa Iige bill antaae ben 3. og A..
9etingeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Gn ySfole=lna' ANS" Seltt=
0na0.

5ra Sarrilon. glebr., tommer Be
qeiItrebe Wleooeleller ON 29rerinoen,
Der noerTte 5are for fit eget 2ib rebs
oebe 9srnenes 2ib o9 frelite Sfolen
fra gbelnggeIIe. q9rerinben, bpis
RGpn er 9i35ie 3. Gotmann. bapbe
inaen 2lnelie ON ben fla nermenbe
@anbfoo. pmofeIig islte bun en-
mGrtelig 9epGgelie unoer fine 5eo=
Der. Det oentog fig, og oenne 9on5
mGrfebe gernene BET og bleD angeit.
WiIs Gottmann aabnebe 8sren o9
Iaa ct Spn. Der tunoe forf9roe ben
mobieite QDbite 5looen bar eaaet
oper fine BREEDER. 8anoet tom itrsms
menoe'i itors 9elger og bopbe ollereoe
inoelluttet Stolebuiet, og ben tiltas
oenoe ootlenbe Wnngbe Ilog meo pot
Ienoe Wlagt MOB BET life StoleDus.
= ct gjeblit bapbe BUN lagt fin pldn
gIaa ben anben Sioe af 8dnbet bar Ell
.Seit bunbet, Iom et at 9ernene REQ
paa til Stole. Mibt gennem bet brus
Ienoe 9ano, f9lbt df dllebaanbe De
bris" pabebe bun ben til Soften, fiji ben
irutfet op til StOlebufet og fqftebc
Re6ei, ben 6db6s barft 6uH6sn Teo,
fsrit til Sabbelen. bernGIt til Stolen
paa ben Sioe, bpor 8anoet itrgmmeoe
imoo, og ioalsbes BRUCE SeItens Stprs
te til at bplbe igen poa Souiet.
9 ire aparter itob NiiIs Gottmann
oo bolot Soften Sitting = 8ano
iii Qfrmbullerne, inbtil en- af De iterIte
9renoe tunbe arbejoe fig gennem
9anbet og faa 6i9lp fra 0aboerne.
ggrnene bar reboebe fra ben nGs
iten pisIe Oeb, og 8ngningen tiloels
peo Mifs Gpitmanns beroiife Opfers
Iel. Der tales ON, at Gountpet bill
piIe qGrerinoen en- anerfenoelie,
bDab BUN ubetinget bar fortjent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Selma og Magtcrne.

9eting, 2(pril 16. - 9e f9rte
5ropperuitninger. iom 3p1tlano fore
tdger oenne 3io, unoer 6oregipenbe
of at bile 6et9mpe RGbetampene %
Prins 9uans 69r, misba9er meget
&ineierne. 5bi iamtioig ipnes 5bitz
lambs Opermpo oberfor &ina ielO at
itige, bbao Der ubIagges lom 5egn
pau, at Huitningerne egenlig bar til
6enfio4 at fremto(oe EN- Grig meb
aina, for at SbTtIano Iadlebes itulbe
funne IGttes / Stanb til at erboerpe
iig bet lenge eftertragteoe 2unbonts
rddbe.
2pnbon, 2(pril II. = Or. Wiorti=
ION telegraferer til Zines, at Mug=
ternes ReprGIentdnter bar enebes DIN
bet af ben dmeritdnIte 8efulomegti>
gepe, 6r. Rottbiu unbefaleoe Stem1
for en- Omorbnin9 af bet tineiilte
llbenrigsminiIterium. S Steoet for
9iungsIizYamen ital Der itaa ct 9res
mano5roab meb en- fjierlig prins
Iom 5ormanb.
Qtae @eIonoter Ifal babe 9fet til,
nodr be bill tale meo 8elieren, at blipe
ofbentsbe til Slottet fejferliee Bore
fdrme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
sSor at lelbrebe en- 5orfolelIe paa ell
Tan

moa De tage 2aratibe 8rOmo Qut=
nine sablets. 2lfle 9lpotstere tilbdees
betaler qengens, bpis &uren mislpts
fes. 6. so. @roris Rabn fnbes
Daa bper Qgfe. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

Der fiees. at Soma aepublitunerne
bar Sinoe at nontinere gonger, be
5oreneoe Staters MiniIter til 9ina,
M pad 6jemOeien, iom @upernsr til
nGIte 9ole, bpis ban bar 9Dit til at
prspe 3aplebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

aurersr Gbimmdb'o, 5r9tbeo,
Wlaps, Seq r oq Nprtingormme. De
tliptr friff belle Q mmeren bois be
toner " do Wlounioin sc for benne
Maanso. apltey 35e. Gpsrg Slr.s
9lpot ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

g}ep Orleans, Qtpril 16. = 0ams
peren ogOropd" er af9aaet berfru meb
100 6eIte til 8apitaben.
Gfter 4etsafgorelien, at @n9lan>
oerne bar COB til at tpre og ubitihe
Wiulbbr og 6eite Der fra 9anOet, bill
her uben 3pioI blioe en- liplig 9anbel,
iadlGnge artgen oarer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

ifnae W9no. g. lluii er be aa oloa
foifarer, buorlebes IRrer eubucr Barber
bonnbDerfet 8 r9er; it tilieuo.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
Chicago, Illinois
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Sc tniiHbc Sing.

Roget al bet oufortlor-
liqe". Ulr5. gliiubetb Uiiller, en-
gnmmel 9one fra 8eaepille. Su., lad
for 0sben. 6un baOoe en- Sen, men
bdpoe lite Jet BAN | 18 2lar, og I
mango Qar baDbe bun life bert bet
minbite fra ellsr ON bam, oq bun og
alle dnto9 BAN for at bare bsb. 0a
0soen uarmeoe iig, it bun ct beitemt
SnotrDt al, at benbes Sgn bar lez
benoe. % bun talbte beoblibenoe paa
bam. Ssnnen opbOlot iig Dabton,
Obio, poa SolOaterbjemmet. 0an
tunoe lite Iops en- Rat, og benab W2ios
nat ibntes ban al bsre i'm Wober
talbe pdd BAN. Gre ylGtter / 5rat
laa ban laaleoes isOnles, og bber
Rat tom ben ufortlarlige aaloen
Den fierbe Dag isgte og fit ban 5ile
labelie til at rejie bjem o9 tom nogie
fad 3imer. for bans Ulober oebe.
9olunt6rer fra SO anita.
3ransportoamperen o3bomas" an
tom forleben fra Manila til San
iSrancisco meo 1914 Soloater fra be
%. og 80. acknowledgements.
Ulrs. Ndtionloner Gu b.
a Der. Wfrs. Rdtion loper, bois man
oil gipe Stprelien at gDens WleOicin
9ogbe benoes S9noer, og bpis man
oerefier pil aOlbbe benbe til Yuntt og
brittle, Ida Hal Der efter en- ll9es 5ors
lob b9re en8D, iom man uIorig bar Jet
Moge til iugen Saloner, ingen 3os
batsrbgning, intet politi, bet pal bGre
oDerfebig - rene Guoer og / BET belle
taget asnbeb oe Orben og 9piialigs
beo alle geone bbis man blot pil
fel9e benbes program.
Qeber % tribes for SO
Gents ON ll9en. @n Stuoert
paa 6arparb llniOeriitet, Ell 3pIter a
5eolel, Deo Qapn 8euno @rotb, leber
for iieer og Itrioer so 6ents ON llgen,
oQ taaer enboa life Stabe, bperten
pda SjGl eller aegeme. San tom fra
3pItlanb, bd ban bar Is 2tdr 9ammel,
arbeipeoe paa en- ,,Rand4 2erus, og
aft linens ltuoersbe ban bdarot. ii9r
engeIlf, inbtil ban bar naaet iaa piot,
at ban tunbe 6olbs Stole; ipdreoe iad
fine penee. inbtil ban iibite Gfterdar
tom til 6drbarb.
6an bar regnet ub al meo en- ugents
lig llb9iIt af so 6ents tan ban netop
flare fig til ban bliOer f9roig. Sdn
bar Iaa ct lille petroleunsoppdrat,
% feber aartofler, Ris, eornmel;
en- Sang imellsm FIBER ban en- Sfans
fe os foyer Suppe Og bar bet uomer'
fst, flyer ban.
Den unge Wlnnb er ualmtnoelig
opgtig os afbolbt uf fine aarere og
admmeroter.
aursrsr Spimmdb'o, 3rGtbeo,
Wlaps, Seq + oq Npuin9bnmmp. De
tliptr friif belle Q mmeren bois be
toaer R do Mountnin Sc for benne
Wlaanso. acltey 35e. Gpsr9 Dtr.s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17

Gn 5a1Itmentner Op0us
get. s @9nen omtrina Siour 6als
og Canton bar Der / ben iorlsbne Bin
ter cirtuleret en- UlGngoe falite Wiens
ter, D, 10s oq 50sGents Stptter,
uoen man bar funnel opbuge. bporfrd
De tom. Saa b9nbte bet for tort
3io Iioen, at en- Wano OeO RoOn qepi
6lart tebte noget ,plaiter Of Yoris"
/ ct 2lpotbet og betalte bet meo ct
0alObaIeritbtte. Der peo narmere I'm
oerle9elie piite ii9 at bare falft. 30
litiet blep fat poa Sporet og fdnbt efs
ter lang Sp9en 5alIfmentneren og
RebIfaber lammen meb no9le enonl
lite fulofsrte Yenge. 6ldrt bleO are,
iteret oa forbert. men enOnu er ingen
Dom faloen / Sa9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-17
Danr1larR.
Siohe VON.

~ IL tb y Z y
b bliDer lib bbenbe. &ebenbabn,
Qpril 10. = 5il 5roos for peo6oi=
benOe 9tpgter ON, at 6ejreminiiteriet
Sebeiteo pilOe gaa af nu, oo BET bar
libt bet etlatante Geoerlag peb 5olte=
tingsOal9ene, onIes bet M for 1ittert,
at Der 9ebet af De 6 fbrIte Wlaaneoer
lite bill ife ben ringeIte Boranbring
enbog Blot Miniiteriets Sammens
Iptning.
Utuli9bis bill Der Ite 2@nbring OH
ct 2tars 3ib, 6pi8 2anDstingsbalgene
piier, at Miniiteriet beaer life fan
paaregne beItemt Stette fra bette
3ings Sibe.
9enne 8e'temmelfe tdges Dag /
ct Stat5rado8mpoe. bpor GonQen On
mooebe Nfiniiteriet ON at blibe; flere
al DtiniIteriet5 Wleblemmer gnIteOe al
gaa af, men alle enebes DIN ben ooeaz
nabnte geTlutning.
2tt en- fer e1er ienere tommenoe 3sz
Iignation bill meDfere, at Der bannes
ct 8enitreminiiterium, ter nu anIes
for gipet.
6pao 5olteflertaaet flyer til Nlini=
iteriets 5orbliben bill man nGppe tuaz
ne banne fig paalioelig llnOerretnin9
ON, for 3inget IammentalOe5.
2tntdgelig er en- betnoelig Del At
6ejrepartiet nu itemt for at opergioe
9enitre 3egeringens Spjler - men
be gamle 6GjremGno bar onbt BED a
gipe agb oOerfor parlamenturismens
@runDIetnin9er.
SRA 6oGtetin98poIget.
Gnonu foreligger Der gennem POitea
life fuloft9nbig 2iIte ober 5olteting3z
pol9ets aeIultater. Sbet ri meogiDer
fplqenoe oenne Sang, er bet 6uab
ON 9proagsnumret at tunne gioe
belle 2iIten.
Gm 9errenstogeo Hrdbbes Bulg
fob ben bioiiglte Stamp. 6an fal6t
uoen Wlobionbibat beo en- Blot og bar
,0ei" =2lfitemning. Men bans Sttes
@alg bar lite politiIf, men national
8etbonin9. 8algene ubtrntte beo De-
res oNei" z2(fItemning fun, at De life
Oiloe 6ape 8enitremanoen 8robbe,
foroi ban | bet ipnoerjpIte Spprgaz
maal ON bans fortbifebe 9atters 5ru
Wilbenratb : Sra66e. fog ct IaaOant
Stdnbpnnft, at Sgnberjpberne madtie
b9re bleone iaareoe, Om bans @al9
por gaaet igennem.
@ennemfprelIen df en- oNei" NFs
itemnin9 oberfor ben ellers op9tige %
anfete 9olititer. pioner ON en- 9anIte
eftertrnttelig og energiIt 8ulgagitas
ton, Iamt ON, bpor fat oanit Yolit;f
fremOeles er egenlig rationale
Spprgsmaal.
9eIten af 9al9ene er Ielbfplgeli8
politiIIe:
0gjre miItebe 8 areoie: 9pben=
6apns 2oen &rebs (SnOenrig5miniiter
8rdmIen falot ber, iom olt tioligere
% Soe &reos, 6reOeritsberg,
0pngbo, 6reoens6or9, S6nOerIp (aae
paa SiaGanO) FAINT SpaanO 3biIteo
oe Qlar6us norbre 8reOs.
9erimoo panbt 6pjre Ranbers til
6dge fra Socialbemotraterne; bet bar
OberretsIoofsrer 3dsmusIen (piitnot
poul g., feot / 8orser) Iom to9 oenne
fra IocialoemotratiIt 6orretnin9sfo=
rer &nubien.
Dem berdte miItebe 6 9rebIe.
Siege. (bpor g. 9ojien, Yartiet5 for
tort Sio iioen ti!besetraabte 5erer,
6iotil er blsoen palgt beO gltflumds
tion) W&iobeIfart, 5aaborg, ajelIeruo,
o9 9jerre.
Reformparttet bunbt II
8reoIe 6 fra 5gire, og 3 fra be mo-
oernte) o9 SocialOemotruterne ponbt
3 fra Spjre, men table tilige ben
openfor omtalte enc til 6ejre.
0et nbe 6oltetine8 SommenI9.s
rin9 ier forelebig iaaleOes uo:
g1eformpartiet: 70; Moberate: -;
Socialoemofrater: IA; 6ejre: 8;
(fs. Glduien &c @nton
Sin9) 2.
0ulset poa 5erperne er enbnu life
Mnliapis fan &ra66e. oa @Gl9erse