davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-18
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

abroad bonds Irregular.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-20
Gtne nantbiae ganaerim.

Der 80. @sburtstas ber etnit *.
rIbmten merttonti4tn Sdngertn
Gonha Menbea tuurbe ppr 2uraem in
Megifo unter oIIsemeiner Sbeilna6me
Der Bep0Iseruns sefeiert; i'm 2ouf. Der
5u tbrem Wefsn peranitalteten @oriteIs
lung purbe bic sresie annitlerin bonn
publtsum NIT 8eessfternns empfangen,
unb mon erfubr, bab ber aaifsr bon
Oeiterrei4 ibr etn prG9tises gef9enf
bate ause6en laFen. 1leber bic Wers
anlafung bter5u bra@te man Gplgn@
bes in grfobruns:
gs mar au ber 3eit, ols ber unsIId.
lide MartmtIian Megito resierte.
Condo Menbea tpurbe bomals i'm gers
sen 2onbe pers6ttert. Oils bic &ats
ferin GbarIDtte bic Riinitlerin snra
eritsn Wal bSrte, lieb tie iie In abss
Qoge rufsn unb identie ibr bas loft,
bare Nrmbanb, bas iie felbit am Mrme
trus. Gtnise Monote fpdter tpurbe
Marimiltan bei Queretaro erfdoHen,
unb bic aaiierin CHARLOTTE tpurbe
mQ9n1tnnf1. Gtnes Wbenos, dlS DoS
Gbeater NIT perlpilbsrten @uerrtIeros
unb farattfaen patrioten sefiiut mar,
perionste mon. baB Gon9a Wenbea
etn 2ieb fingen iolle. oas bamals rbea
riibrnt" mar unb bos bic gemeinIten
SdmGbunsen sesen ben eridDTensn
aasfer unb gesen bic ungliidli4e aats
fertn .ntbislt. Ote aiinitlerin tpeiserte
iid, unb es tam gu etnem fur4tbarsn
Stanbal I'm Tbtotsr. Condo Menbe5
aber nGfrte f@, bIei9 DOr Gufresuns,
NIT 5ornts funtelnben Quesn Der
Rampe unb rief nit ibarfer Stimme
In ben Soal 6tnetn: rDtefes @rn1s
banb BIER erbteIt th als @efdent Don
elmer einit md4tisen 6rau, bic i.st
boppelt unsliidlt9 1T. Sbr babt Cure
pfliht als Solbaten sethon. inbem
Sbr bas @aterlanb befr.itst. Mbsr etn
9ieb, bas einen 9obten bef9impft unb
cine Wabniinnise iamaht. tperbs ih
rte nno nimmer fing.n."
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friearid Wilbelm III. non prsnhen
aun bic Gi(tnbabneu.

se5nis ;riebri9 Mtthlm Der Dritte
BON preuBen mar anfdnsli9 elm ents
fhtebener Gegn.r Der Giienbabnen,
ebenfo aud isin Generalpoitmeiiter p.
Nasler, her lestere oIIerbinss tpp1l nur
besbaIb, neil iein a5nis ss mar. Mis
Der Mibertpille bes &0nies gegen bi.
giienbahnen seheilt tpurbe, bariiber ers
5dblt man iieh folsenbes biibfne 9ee
ihiht6en: Die giienbabn bon 8erltn
mad potspom ipdr bersits afpei polls
Sabre i'm 8striebs, Der 20nis ma9ts
jebo6 mad tpie por bic Reife BON potSs
BAN unb na9 potsoam nur au Wogen.
Dun banoslte es iih I'm bas l9ieiif4s
Observation-Disclosures, une ss gait,
Die g(bneisuns bes aDnies sesen bas
neue 8ertsbrsmittel au iibertpinben.
Dieter teinesipegs leidten @ufsabe un.
ter3ogen fin bic SiadtsrGtbe Don Dues
berg. Der fpdters Oberprdiibsnt bon
Weitfalen, unb Graf pudler, Der ipG
ttre lanbtpirtbidaftli9e Miniiter. lin
tbren 3tp.6 gu errti9en, tpanbten Js
cine tleine 3rieeslift an. 8ei cider
aour bel 9ofe iteIlten iie iia in S4iter
Ndbe bes aoniss in elmer Jenfterntide
btnter bic @Orbdnse unb fiibrt.n 10,
bab Der aDnis es boren mubte, folgens
bes @efpra9: n@ber mas mag nur ber
@runb fsin, baB Se. WoieFdt niemals
nit Der Giisnbabn fdbrt9"-,Daa
BOLT meint, es tpdre Gur9t Dor einem
Ilnslldsfalle." - nllnmOsli9! Gin
R6nis, Der In Der S4lodt bel aulm
tommanbirt bat, tennt tetne Gur&t."
-vMber mas tann bsnn iOnit Der
@runb fein97-nS4 sloube, bab S..
Maieftdf fdlsdt berathen 1T nnb nteint,
bt. Eijenbebntn tpiirben ben etaot mil
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su piel @Gulbsn belaiten. - Damn III
Is allerbines bic bD6ite 3eit, @r. Mo1
ieItGt sine anbere Meinuns bei5ubrinz
gen. uDas biirfte 5errn u. gtdgler
gegeniber f1ipsr halter." Im anberen
Sage mar man in Berlin ni6t tpenig
erItount, als man ii, bet nStouts3eie
tung" las: .Ss. Maieitat ftnb heute
Morgen stpei llbr NIT Grprebsue bon
Berlin na9 gotsbam gefabren. Dsr
9Dnig par ppn feinem Miberpillen ge<
gen bic Gifsnbabn sriinbli9 sebeilt uro
ma9ts felt bieiem Gage bic Sour nur
mod ousnahmsneiie gu Doeen. Gr
betpilligte fo5ar in ieinem Seitament
100000 Sbaler fir sins 0erbine
bunesbahn snifhen ben pItli9en unb
tpeitlihsa Br1bin5en; bisIe Summe III
ipdter Der reftfdliiaen 9abn su 9ute
aefomnen.
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satereftante sessl,erumasfa

Dos genius@8ureau CAB jiingit Elm
interefontss Bulletin iiber bie Stodten
MFouri, Montana, Nebrasta, N,z
oabo unb NeiD 9ampibire aus. Dds
nod III in alien bteien Sta1ten, NIT
Iusnabme bon glstp 5umpibir., bic
mdnnlids 8ebDlt.runs sr0ber ols bis
ipeibli4e. Sn Weip Sampfbire sibt ss
zoe. .209 lpeiblihe unb zoe, ,588 mann.
tide Gtnipobnsr. Sn MiFuri be.
iteben 51.4 pro5ent Der 4epolieruns
aus q'erionen mGnnliher Gei1le9ts,
in Nsbrasta 52.9 prOssnt. in Nspaba
60.5 Q3rossnt. In Wontana 61.6 pru'
sem. Der pros.ntias, Der I'm @uss
lano getpr.nen gintpobner betrGst In
MiFouri 7, in montano 27.6, In Nes
brasta 1876. in Nepaba 1913, in g.p
5ampifire 21.4. Mas bie Sautfarbe
ktrifft, ic fnp SO Droaent ber Be-
nblteruns bon N.brastd unb Nefp
3ampfbire Weibe; in WiFouri 94.8
Nreaent, in Montuua SO proaent, In
ysepaba 1876 proaent. Sn bem lsstereu
Staate befeht etn betrd4tltder proz
asntfas aus gli9t<Wstben, sum.tit
Gbtn.ien unb Snbianern. Sn Morz
tana feben iid bic Wihts Weiben gum
srob.n Sbeil aus Snbianern, gbtn.Ien
unb Japonern 5uiamm.n, in WiFouri
ssboren bic Nidts tsWeib.n aa. Der Nes
9errollc an. Sn MiFouri gibt ss
l01 .234 N.str, 449 gbinefen, 9 So
san:r Anb 130 Snbian.r; In Montana
1923 Hsger, 1889 GGineien, 2441 So
san:r uR6 11,343 Snbianer; in R..
brosta 6269 9tegsr. 180 Gbinsien, S
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sebt Gl1d Dor fit ben CONNER I!

Der Cinderella S9ub : 8alalt if
Der rihtige Blab fiir ale 6orten
Sdube fir ben Sommer fiir 6erren:
ibDne niebriee S9ube 5u $1.50 UNI
auftpdrts; Bantoffeln, alIe Sorten.
Sir Dame1 baben mir ale Gprten
feline niebrige Shube. Iub fiibren
mir eine arOBe Iusrpabf pon 8eug=
Stiefeln unb 8antpffeln gu 40 Gents
un6 aufndrts; 3eu9=Stiefel 80 gts.
Wir fino Gsenten fir ben be-
rnbtnten John Meier, Union
Stamp GrbeitszSbub'' lDtuie aud
feline SonntagszSbube. gbenfaIa
Naent fiir Die beriibnten Oamen=
ultra" Shube. garantirt.
s tint erella S9ub= IS ala #,
207 Nlamo 8laso.
0eueS 9elephon: 585.
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5taat Obin Sotbo,l

GrantS. Gbenep b.i9mbrt, cay er Der di=
M ists se sae Ss pe IN Ser Start oeaa r. oSs
ecnanntem gountp unb Staate, tbut, ,uno oaB be-
iaetc Syirna bic Summe bon e in tunoert
Dollars fir ieoen Gall bon 3atarrb besablen
miro, Der burd ben @ebrauh oon 8 III 3 & a.
tarrb Rur nidt sebeilt iperben taun
eyrant 5. Gbenep,
{--) gelhw0ren por mir uno linteridreben
Sieeel in irleiner @eeenpart AM 6. Gepten=
t-@ Der ". 9. '86
y. %. @lea II, oiientliaer Notar
9alps 8atarrb Fur miro innerli1 eenomnel,
unS tpirtt bireft auf Oas 8lut nno Die iGlcimieen
Oberfdden beg Sptems 2aBi Gnd s3cugniEe
frei 5uididen.
s. s. Gbenep & Co.. 9oleoo, CBiu.
So Ysrianft bon allsu &pOtbeterr. Grsts 10
Gents Die Glaide.
Saa's TamtIien @iuen iino bic beieu.
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9ie edmlen iiuo er1fnet.

Die ainoer baben ibren Wulif=
unterribt tpieber auf9enommen.
Sebt su, oaB ibr BianD in gutter
Stimmung lit. gSir baben grpert=
Biano Skinner unb fDnnen ale
Iuftrdee getuiiienbaft uno prompt
ausfiibren. Bir aarantiren ale Ir=
belt. Sbidt Cure Iuftrdee eiu.
1elepbon 49,
Gbos. @pggan & Brps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-20

glus 0eilbrpnn miro aelneloet:
Die bret Directoren Der bieiteen Sc,
nerbe>8anf, tpelhe lebten Samstaa
in s5olge zines Gniturmes Der Oepo=
iitDren auf oielelbe bic 3abluneen
einitellte, iinb perbaftet tpproen. Sc
beiBt jebt, baB fih Die Serluite Der
8ant auf 5000, 900 Marf belauien
unb bauptidblib bur6 Spetulatipn
in @oloberetperts=Nttien in 2onoun
er(itten muroen.
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Gunl{d1,

sn1penbliitb: rg1u, Qaroa,
mas n1aat 0sin So5n Sfaat, is er
nod imlnsr 10 leihtlinnig unb tbut CT
perihpsabsn 3 ?"-W e Sen :
baum; Gar mir mebr is er ipis
friifer, ssiebor. gnbIi9 is er gefimz
men gu @erftanb Sr6entli9 unb unts
fi@tia ii er js5t. uebermprssn ma9t
er idppn feine erfte pleite!4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-20
gsas sebem gic NM SIR slusieben?

8iellei9t Elm 8er1nDaen; jeoodI
niemals oann, tpenn Sic einen bloI=
fen, gelben uno flefieen 9eint ba=
ben-ales Qnaeiben BON 9eberlei=
ben. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
beplrfen cine refine 6aut uno Ib6net,
9eint. Sour Is Gents. 3u babeu
bel: S. &alteper & Sobn, SEQ. S.
S. S6ntitt, gigentbr. unb Nboli
DreiB.
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Griser Ssrnthera

baben cine tuoblaiiurtirte Nuslage
BON @olb= uno Silbertpaaren aller
Nrt, 9iamanten, sSancp Nrtifeln,
nno perfaufen Slles gu railonablen
Breiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-20

= slus 6amilton auf ben Ser
muoa Snieln miro beribtet; Das
britiibe Tran8pOrtihiff rWpntrole"
lanbete tiirslib auf guder's Sslono
932 8uren uno 81 Sap 6ebeuen=
Str6flinge. Inter ben @efaneenen
befinoen iib Elm 8ruoer bes Brdii=
benten Stepn uno anbere berpprro=
aenoe 8uren. 8dbrenb Der 1tiirmi=
ihen &eiie famen % (!) Tobesfaue
ppr. aber Der @eiunbbeitssuitano Der
@efangenen lit iebt gut. 0rei &om=
paenien bonn @arrpidibire 8eeis
ment betpaben bic @efanaen.
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,5E77.''s..:' l'H9 '3.'-3.' '' s@,:: I. i'e n 9'ez
na5o 134 Wsaer, 1211 GGinefen. o23
s,apaner, i-i;o 521G Sncianer; in g}en
.9omPi3tre 662 Reeer, 112 gbinsfen,
8 sSdpaner nn0 % eSnbtoner.
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Sci ben esm,pelieren

@riber 8rps., finbet man eine
reibe Iustpabl BON llbren, 9iineen,
8roben, Nrnbdnbern nno cine
Menee anoerer in bieies Sad ihfa-
Qenoer Nrttfel.
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1ante 2mcinbp.

traQt itets Hunts Lightning
OiP' bel iih. Sic iaat es mare
pur5neli1 eeGen S6nellunaen,
3abni1mersen, 8olif, &iiden@
Ihmersen. S6nitt= uno 8ranos
8unoen, Reuratgie uno &atarrb.
9ante 2ucinop bot So @roBz9inoer
uno lpllte bod piKen. mas iie iaatl
- Sauptquartier fir @ilen= uno
0robts8aaren fiir 8auz3 3mede:
6. Braeeer
800 bis 324 6. Commerce Ctr.
Cement umo 8alf bel { en- b
Bnuln. Tel. So
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Sine neme erHnomms in ssebeliismalen.

Gine neite Metbooe beg Sisnalifrens mdbreno bes
Webels ii erfunoen tporoen, tpelGe iir Sseanihife
Die 8efabr BON 3uiammenit0Ben ooer tlnfdllen per=
rngern Miro uno iperoen, lpenn fe iid als erTolg=
reid ertueif, piele ernli6e llnelldsalle berbItet
perosn. Nlan tbut gut oaran, Sefabriienae, uenn
irnmer lie f9 Seigen m6sen ;u bea6ten, beIonoers
oieenieen, uelbe seisen, OaB etiuas nit oem Wasen
ni@t in Sronnq it, 9oitetters Masenbitters iollte
lofort 5nr 9ale beranee3ceen pereen, oa es Magen=
9eber= nnb Wierenbeihtuerocn abiolut beilen miro.
8egen Spspepie, 8eroauun9s 8ertppfung
gldbiudt, @allenbergiituns, Sdlahoistcit uno
Neruoftdt sebt es nidts, pas oieier Meoisin sle6=
fommt. So bat iid so Sabre Dor Dem 8ubitum ee=
haten uno 1T feline llebereeenbeit ber alle anoeren
6eilmittel fet besrlnoet. Sails SIR all r9eno einem
oieier ebel eioet 10 unterlaB n6t oasiebe oroent=
lid su probiren, 90 es Gub gut tbun miro @cbt gu
;uperldifgen 4potbetern welde in Dem RHfe itebcn,
baB fie nerabrei6en mas perlangt miro
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0talen= Dber Sails &atarrb mirb
ipiprt beieitigt unb permanent furirt
ourb ,8oro 5ormtalin" (Gimer
& 2tmenb). s S. g 6 mibt t,
4Qent, 6puitpn, 5eros.
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- Ser syinans=Sfanoal, BON oem
aus 8reslau beribtet tpuroe, Itellt
lib als nod gr0Ber beraus, als man
Gnfangs uermutbete. Den eriten
i Direttpr Der bortieen &beoerei oer=
einigter Sdiffer, Sdoitap, bat mon
nod tt9t, oa er angeblib Selbit=
noro began9en bat, ieoenfalls aber
perlbmunoen lit. Seine eSdlImun<
gen iDllen iih auf iiber bier Willio=
men Marf belaufen. 8ei linen tnuB
ibm Der atueite Director oes Inter
nebmens gebolFen haben, oenn sur
Rebtsgiilti9teit Der Die 8anf per=
binoenoen @elbdfte tpar bic Inter
idrift stpeier Direftoren nDtbie. Sn
5olee oe1len lit 6ieier iebt nerbaftet,
nm peaen Sdlibung, relp. 8eibiilfe
basu, pro5eiiirt 81 tperoen. Sn Ji=
nansfreilen lit men Der gtnliht. Die
Iffaire betueiie. oaB Die Sbdben,
tuelde ben 9eidtfinn, ben Die GIN
itigeu friiberen @irtbibaftsiabre naz
turgemaB itellenpeiie emporl1ieBen
lieBen, mod nibt gang beieitist iino.
= Sn 9uopigsbafen itano Der
giienbabnarbeiter 2uotpie @raf por
@eribt, Der nor eintaer 3eit in Der
llmgegeno baourb S1reden per=
breitete, baB er Nbenos aueineebenoe
Srauen unD Wabhen miBbanbelte
uno pereemaltiee, luos ibm ben Sea-
men rSad Der Nufiblibcr" eintrus.
Gr mar angeflast, in perl9ieoenen
Sduen uniittlibe glneriffe auf tueib=
lihe 8erionen eerna9t uno bielelben
nit Weiieritlden oerlebt Su baben,
tpenn oieie Iid tuebrten ooer 2drnt
ntahten. gr erbielt 9 Sabre 3u9t=
bauS, ba elm Moro trpb ieines 5pib-
namenS ntbt norlae.
- Gus engliiber QueIe miro pon
10. September tpieber elm GROCER
Sieg beridtet, tpelben bic Buren
iiber bic gneldnoer banpngetragen
baben, unb stpar geibab oaB BEL
Sbeepers=Oeed, 100 Die 8ureu 3 &a=
nonen erbeuteten uno 200 Mann su
8efangenen ma9ten.
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Sin paar anfre@ttebenbe Yianos

st $25 per Sierteliabr. Spre6t
Ioeletb por uno iibert einen Bar
gain. 9smr einige tuenige iino uns
ter oieIer 8eoineung an 0ano.
Sbps. 6ossam & Sros.
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Sii0meitteras lpiinldbt Gud)

8enn Sbr guh ireenbtpo niebers
laiien pollt, thut es entlane Der 2iz
ME Der
Gan Q(mtDmiD Il 2lrattins
Yak Sabm,
i'm @arten=D Diltrift oes Stoates. @es
iunobeit unb &linta uniibertrpfen.
8illige 2anbereien fiir ben Sarnter,
Ufarftgdrtner. Obit= uno 8iebaiibter.
Wegen ginselbeiten tpenoet@ub an
8. s. Wartin, @. H. g.,
San M1ttunio. Teras.
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- &onaertl Sonsert! Sonsert!
in 9 bols' Balmen=@arten Nbenbs
fSrei &on3erte.
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user Diam a nten ooer S III
10 e EN- irgeno tpelder 9lrt faufen
mill, tuenoe iib an Die suoerlalliee
SSirma Griber @rps.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11

The fight against Delegate Robert
Wilcox in Washington is by no means
an honorable one. Moreno was at one
time the sponsor of Wilcox, but when
he found that the latter would not divvy
with him in the matter of the dimes
and dollars collected from the Hawai-
ians, there was no one who could say
more evil of Wilcox than he. AS for Mo-
reno no Englishman, and in fact no man
can have sufficient contempt. 1t is
stated that he was one of the officers
of Mana Sahib at the time of the
Cawnpore massacre. If such be the
case, and The Star has reason TO think
the story true, he is a despicable ally.
Under any circumstances he is a
pretty disreputable old fellow, to those
who know his life and his means of
livelihood.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11

Francisco decided that whatever the
evidence might be- she had no plague.
Now that the committee is coming,
set Of men of international reputation,
far above any fling Of party of politics,
the people who have stated boldly that
no plague ever existed in San Fran
cisco, are beginning to seek some hole
to crawl into, or some shield against
the inevitable The result of the COM
missions report is practically a fore
gone conclusion. The evidence that San
Francisco had plague was submitted to
expert psychologists months ago and
there was no doubt as to their verdict.
The last refuge of the men, who
would have it that no plague existed
in San Francisco, is to say that unless
the committee can find an actual case
of plague, no evidence that can be
brought forward will prove that plague
ever existed in the city. OF course such
a contention is absolutely absurd, but
it is gravely put forward by the San
Francisco press.
The fact is the San Francisco people
know they have been dishonest in this
matter, and they know that their dis
honesty is going to be exposed The
result of the exposure will be the very
strictest enforcement of the Federal
Health rules. This is what the city
would like to avoid, but the inexorable
official hand is closing upon it, and
in spite of protest and raVing the CITY
will have to accept the dictum of the
Health officials and meet it's misfor-
tunes without becoming a menace to
other cities and to the whole State.
There are ways of meeting the plague
in temperate regions which are far
easier than in meeting the same con-
ditions in the tropics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11
TAKE HEED.

The Pan-American exhibition to be
opened May l, will give the Territory
of Hawaii an opportunity of showing
its progress and it's condition to it's
sister states and territories. We have
much that is worth showing. We have
manufactures; we have agricultural
products; we have scenery which can
be shown by photographs; we have a
system of education, from which typi-
cal exhibits can be obtained. It is no
mean showing if we go about it the
right way, and if the exhibition proves
to be the right kind of affair For there
are exhibitions and exhibitions. But
no matter what the exhibition may be,
it is to the advantage of Hawaii to adj
vertise itself.
But one sees that there is going to be
once more an effort to take over "An
Hawaiian Village" so-called. This is
only another name for a side show,
which is in no sense a representation of
Hawaiian life now or at any anterior
time, and simply gives an opportunity
of exhibiting the hula" as if is never
danced here, exploiting songs which are
not Hawaiian, but are a mingling of
Christy minstrel with an Hawaiian
veneer, and display of huts which no
modern Hawaiian would ever dream of
occupying.
1t was only a year or so ago that
the writer passed through Omaha. and
fal ~
man who had visited the so-called
Hawaiian Village" at that exhibition.
Talk to him as one liked, it was i'm
possible to disabuse his mind of the i'm
preston made by what he had seen in
the exhibition grounds. The Hawaiian
Islands to him We're covered with grass
huts, lazy people who sang to guitars
and ukuleles, and girls who danced in
a manner which bordered on the i'm
proper or erotic.
If any one wants to take such
show to the pan-American exhibition,
there is nothing to prevent his so do
ing, but it seems to The Star that it
would be very poor policy to invest
Hawaiian money in the venture. What
Hawaii wants is to show her progress
and the display of a so-called Hawai-
ian village neither shows her progress
or displays reality. There used to
be fad at one time Of exhibiting stone
implements and so forth. Historically
such things are most interesting, but
they do not show what Hawaii is now.
What we want to do is to impress our
kindred states and territories, with our
advancement, not with our historic i'm
perfections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11

The saloon question is opening out.
AS The Star pointed out some weeks
ago, it was a question which would oc-
cupy a considerable amount of atten-
ton, and at the present time breed a
great deal of i'll feeling. However from
The Stars point of view such a ques-
ton had better be settled for good and
all. BY this The Star means that if an
experiment is to be tried, there is no
harm in accepting it, unless there are
others which present more 'cogent argu-
ments.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11
CLOSING IN.

The bubonic plague matter in San
Francisco has finally reached the point
of a commission. Some of the most
eminent of scientific men in the Union
have been appointed to look into the
matter. The position is odd but not
extraordinary. San Francisco was
scared to death over the matter of
plague San Francisco saw other
cities of the Pacific Coast getting the
trade which she had garnered, and San
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11

If Taylor's water scheme proves the
success that is claimed for it there may
be a considerable revolution in planta-
ton stock, and what is now down, may
suddenly go up with bang.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-02-11

FOR THE LADIES-We have new
and well assorted collection of Dress Goods
in Dimities, Organizes, Lawns, Percales,
Chalies, Ginghams, Chambrays, Zephyrs,
etc. Underwear il; the newest shapes.
Bathing Suits in all styles, materials and
sizes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30
Paid Teachers for Sunday Schools

Paid Teachers for Sunday Schools.
For the purpose Of reaching ultimate.
~ an ideal Sunday schOol-one In which
every officer and teacher Is an expert
there has been set ON foot In the Church
OF the Holy Communion. New York,
movement which is designed to work
out this end. 1t Is proposed to create
an educational endowment fund Of
100000, the interest Of which shall be
used to pay the educational experts'w
shall teach the teachers. to pay the
heads Of departments In the school. an"
10 compensate, so far rs possible, ali
teachers who will accept remuneration,
provided that they can demonstrate
their fitness. based upon preparation.
conforming to established standard OF
requirement.-Satu Evening Post
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30
small Pay for Ivan Ivanovitch.

The Russian soldier Is wretchedly
paid. He Il the worst paid soldier in
Europe, and, therefore, has very hard
time during his four years Of service,
unless his good folks at home are In
clined to be generous. The infantry
soldier is paid about 10 cents month,
and the cavalry soldier only little
more. Sergeants receive about 80 cents
a month. and young officers from SIS to
$50, according to their regiments. The
higher officers are also very poorly paid
by comparison to officers Of rank In 9th
er armies.--PearsOn's Magazine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30

the biological the
DRY of evolution,
has reversed his
views of half q
century and taken
a stand with Prof.
Rudolf Virchow In
opposition to Oar.
W in is m Is. the
startling announce.
ment made In
10 ole
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30
MONKEYS DEGENERATE MEN.
Professor Hacckci Gives Out a New
Evoiutiou Theory.

That Professor Ernst Hacckel, the
distinguished German naturalist. and
the worlds greatest living advocate OF
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30

6witzerland's Export Of Watches.
Switzeriand's export of watches last
year broke the record. 1t consisted OF
1886. APO nickel watches, 3,0S0,777 sill
yer and 00O.268 gold watches. besides
nearly 1000 chronographs and repeat