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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15
A Convincing Answer.

Il bodied into Mr.. Blackman's drug
store one evening" says Wesley Mel
son. OF Hailton, Ca. and he asked
me 20 try Chamberiain's Pain Balm
FOR rheumatism with which | had suf-
fered for a long time. | told him |
had no faith in any medicine as they
all failed. He said: well, II Chamber
iatn's Pain Balm does not help you,
you need not pay for It." took n
bottle OF IL home and used
ii according TO indications In month
was cured, and have not
Sold by Benson. Smith & CO., General
Agents for the Territory OF Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15
NOT HITHERTO PUB
LISHED.
December, 1900.
CURTIS J. LYONS.
Territorial Meteorologi

N B.-observers are especially re
quested to forward their reports
promptly AT the end Of each month.
and 20 report regularly and continu-
ousIy.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15
February Z, 1901.
Legal Notices.
MoRTeAeeE's NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE.

In accordance with the provisions
of a certain mortgage made by Lepe-
ka Nakea, trustee. to c. c. Eakin, dat
ed the 22nd day of June. A. D. 1898,
and recorded in the Register Office.
Oahu. in Liore $50, pages ia and lis,
which said mortgage and the note
thereby secured were on the Sth day
of July. A. d. 1898. transferred and as
signed to H. P Eakin, which said deed
of assignment is recorded in said Reg
lister Office in Libre ISL. page 2S6, no
tice is hereby given that the mort
gagee intends TO foreclose said mort
gage for condition broken, to-wit, the
non-payment of principal and interest
when due.
And notice is hereby also given that
after the expiration Of three consecu-
tive weeks from the date of this notice
the property conveyed by said mort
gage will be advertised for sale at
public auction at the auction rooms of
viii E. Fisher. corner OF Merchant and
Alakea streets. Honolulu, Oahu. Ter
ritory Of Hawaii, on Saturday, the End
day of March. A. D. 1901. at twelve
o'clock noon of said day.
Terms cash; deed at the expense of
the purchaser.
Further particulars can be had of
William A. Henshall. Attorney for the
Mortgage, or VIII E. Fisher. Auction
eer.
n. p. EAKlN, Mortuaqee.
Dated Honolulu, H T, February End.
1901.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15

BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
Frs, BRASS and LEAD CASTINGS.
and Machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing. JOB
work executed on shortest notice.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15
Legal Notices.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE TER
RITORY OF HAWAIIAN BANK
RUPTCY.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-15

In the matter of Pang Hoy. doing bus
mess under the name and style Of
Sap Wo Hop Kee. Bankrupt. No
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30

Ser er bet nGrfeNe 8onesbpro ON Selbreoeie, Genopreteie at selbrben hos en-
pbt beterot os nomGrht 2Gge gs. 3. Gamer, W 3. al $50 3oabo ct, Senpr
Colo, uoIamtnert ira Nuppatic Shool OF Ifeoriue 1852 ps pattierenbe 9Gge t25
ar pan mar, ing 90 tHet bliD ban. mmi han brnate Or @reeuss 9eruura Blob
on Nn, m9rteI9e Selbreoele. PED 9r Creenes NeroIrn Tor at ane im er nr
loeuoe, neobrnote eMr paa anoen Raaoe bar lpa9 @eibreo ian bruae bette al ale IRo,
Ter bet ffrfe for q bEpe bebreoeoe % burSt gRnpube Sunobeben
a. g. 3. Gamer flyer:
"rnoer NIT Spbplo Meuco 9th III is ct Sofif, ipm lamrnebe mine
Nerper % 9 proe mig til ct Drag. Sben ba bar leg bts nit Sip maatet
unogaa etbpert Irbioe, bur man par ubiat for at libe AT 8arnte. Sea bar
uopit mesen 5prfaisbeb % bar brust Miplr, iorehepne al 9rssr inchl
Ieer pg SO9fele ts IRasten fra mig. Saa fit ig 5oritpppele baohe
ufipiaIe WuieHammentrafuinger Sjertebantn, tr9 9eper 5prbptHesbe,
iuerlsbmr, tnoe life ios us min Ippettt N9 fell.
Timber bisie 5orbOlo iete ia ct sObt Nfprinssmiobel ba en- Ben til.
raabebe mig at prgpe Ell SLATE at Or. @reenes 2orura Gatbartc Eils. Seq
grmbe bet os Hefutatet par aoees hlfreoshiQenbe. 9erefer anfaTbe lea en-
SLATE as Or. 8reenes Neruura BLOB % Nepe Mibbel os iea bar bruot bet
hben ba. Otter ben 3c maa ig inorsmme ir belle Seroen, at Rg bar npbt
beore Selbreb nu emo be ibfe so Iar
"@tn Ssrei, smus, 9ust % spn Ell sobe; min gpptt os 5orbBiels
apS Srpen; les iOuer som, ps ig ma fss of bsie fpFfts 5oranbrinsr mig
bar funbet Steb ob Or. @reenes Nfeoictuers Srfntne. 8erfor fan ig mb
Sanbbso an&iale Or. eresne's 9soietnsr til enbper, iOm liner al nerpse Sps.
BONNIE, cs til ole Irbeibee, im er uoiatte ior cmitfenbe Sarme os &ulpe.
Seq bappe alhb 5orbonme inob Iatentmericiner men ig maa tefenbe,
at fhen ls bar brust Or. Greenes afiohr, bar p9 beiunbet mig ie iaa bel
lom mine pnsre Sage."
ae. iOm er nerpsnt ioose tratte hms Msrustrah % eessmstgfe er aotOmt ion
er iDonhNe, paasner trRte uoena at pRr fprrrfece ubnS tprte % @nersi for Sa9eus
arbebe. im bar let BLOB 8benmaisme Sopbpne 8psrmerer SpspepTa 5pr.
bppInsbeipGr Gas Tmpe, geptmaiesuufmb Appetutab, Rprns eaer 2eoaipgC omme
pi Hbe npr SRo % paia SebreOete Or. 9reene's Nerpura Blob. ps RepesYRioDeL
9enne fore Ytbrn for Solicit er efr en- &aept al ben melt iufesubt Serge
Selbpbele al nrpge % tronute Sp9oomme. Tens Spoa9er ST. @reue, 50 ". 14b
Str, Hw Yrt Gp fan tonfuIeres frt perIonh9 enerpe SRt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
"&pn9iite."

"Stapouser 4pis" fort9ler fsI.
genoe pilbiige @iftermaoIsbiitorie:
Gn nplig biempenot Imeritnner
ira en- al Gerne / HpfpIfe bapoe facet
Den Sanfe, at ban iom andre Menne-
fer buroe lie til at faa Jig Ell Suitru.
S Mmerifa boooe ban bopt oct laa
trapIt, at ban life bapoe faaet Sio
at tpnfe poa iligt.
en- 2sroag GitermiOoag tager bon
ioa oflteo ira ben enc @oarb til ben
onoen poa Zen oa ipsraer bper me-.
lte poren Sente, ban finoer. Sneen
piloe bioe poa arogen. Gent ON
apeloen trpffer ban Sono-W arie
poo Ieien. "9u ifuIoe bel life fun.
ne iige mig, bpor ieq ifnl finoe mig
en- SSente, iom puo itooenbe 500 pil.
De gifte iig meb mig?" ipsrger ban.
San, oct bar &ooo til oct" iaaoe
Sono.Norie og 10, bert me meg
helm, 10 ifol on infie oerta BON.
bielpt."
a%merifoneren iitIgte meb % fanbt
poffer SSente, 9otteren / Siiiet, og
inben 2 Wimttter bar 9oaet, bar oct
ofgiort, iom ifitIoe afgisres, og n9ite
9ag fanot 8ielien Steb / airfen, og
on Srllerbanoen Sirsooq oerpoa
bampeoe no al 6ioroen. isrte ben
meb Jig De TO g%lifenoe.
Gette SIogs 8iftermool bor I
9paoen foaet Rannet "2pngifte."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
en- a 2iuftion.

Den b~efienbte 3irrioiitetsbon6Ier
Stepens / 2onoon bar nplig bolot en-
Iitftion, bportiI TubIifiim ftrsmme.
De | Wasie. gIanot De Ting. iom
cpraabtes, par en- Sfipe at Gronnins
@ietorias grplIupsfnee fra 1910.
Gen Iaa / i'm op~rinbeIige Snbpof.
ming, oa Stepens opIpfte, at Der mn
life finds en- gete ieien at ben fofte.
Iiae Sage iiben benne enc Sfipe, Tom
bar hoIot iig meget ecbt. Monge bsb
poo BEN, oa bs~iitbpoenoe fit ben for
$54.
9ern9it opraabtes ct @uIoboIs.
baanb, iom bar tilbsrt Gronningen
af Iibanti / Ifrifa, og iom UNDER
gngelffm9noenes grobrinestoe Der |
2anoet blep - life i%tiooIet natitrIia.
bis - men "taget / geiibbeIie" of
Seierberrerre. Oct iolgtes PED Iif.
ton for $240.
Soo fremfom forIfjeIiee hineiiife
Sing; iom @ngeIifm9noene bar siort
It'll 9ptte. OeribIanbt Dor Der en- 9ate
3obelfraffe, en- Samling geoebiul
fra Sbibet meb ritlelle Bonner, en-
hineiiif Ifg1to al Sern fra &ooeli oeo
Beibo- SIoben, en- Iuoiensorogt for
en- hineiiif Frins, riet broperet cg
iioitpret meb oct ~fonaeIige Spmbol,
en- 0rage meo fem 4Isr, en- SamIina
al TiIe, iom br,istes al Gnfefciierin.
oens Senoebub, ipp Ionoorinfnop.
Der. beifpttenbe SpIitre for fineiiffe
SingerneeIe, imiift fororbcibet / Sill.
nrnn og mn togne fra Sfottet / Ee.
fling, enbnibere NANCE goros SiIfe.
bnmof. SiIfebrnfooe. gmuletter,
Nrmbnonb % Nrmrinac, gufSpIette.
frebe SoarnaoIe, SoreriobIer oip.
TubIifiim bite iig fipbelpitne. %
Wtr. Stepens iopte inb mango Renaa.
Sfipen al %ictorias 8rp1upsfoge er
bespGrre mere fcrejpngelig emo no.
gen al De onhre Hariteter, Tom fom
unoer Iuftiorsbommeren men Sid.
beren al BEN fon iaIfolo iige, at ban
bar boot ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Bans 2lniiet bans Syffe.

Gictor Srigo bar IIguben Tor en-
ltor @1nsbe al Oct franife Yltblifum,
og / bans iibite Sepeaar bleu bans
Yortr9t meaet ubbreot. Hu fomner
Ell franif 6orfatter % iortGller oS, at
Sictor tSiigo nlorig lao" bperfen
for Iolere eller Soto9raier. Sisie
Yprtrptter err life al &iiao, men al
en- Yortretogent / Varis. Genne
Iaent bapbe en- iorbouienbe 2igbeo
meo Sictor Sugo, iort9ler 6orfatte.
ren / EN- 9oa ON &linitnere | Haris.
Ngenten buooe gooe SnotGgter az
at "liooe" for De "auultnere," lom lit
iitono oisie noget uGgte Sictor Sugo
YortrGter. % hans Sigbeo meo Den
folfefinre 9igter bragte bom Ihin0.
ON andre Soroele oaiao. @n 9rlig
@orger, iom fiinbe fomme Iibt lent
poo auelo bicm til lin bebre Salpbel,
piIoe oite al i'm fi9re, belt forbauIebe
Sultrii omtrent fslgenoe Sorfloring:
San on tro mig? - leg traI Bic.
tor Suao paa Sporuosnen, og ban
~baonobillte poa mig!"
9ilebagenten q ! uogen 9rao
aniparIig for oct 8pgte, at Slctor
Suao bauoe for Sfif at fiere | limple
@osne % aisreieier enoos / Oct fol.
bette SER, og at ban gierne loo line
9eumorere betaIe for zig.
On apcIoen firnoe Igenten inbe
poo Reitauranterne la troltploige
6olf ipanoere paa iie. % Oct por ma.
tiirlia NOT. at oisie Solf Sagen Der.
paa gif cs sioroe Jig itore al lit BE.
fienotifab mleo 3ieteren. euer Ell
GiternsIer at Ell s@stemano flnoe Il
til FIN 6rue:
Seq fnnoe life bi9lpe Oct, min
aiGre. Sea trai iammen meo gictor
Sueo, % pi beapnote at tale ON Site.
ratir. Oct piISe life ia iig pent no
Iiaccpcr for en- ilia Wano, ON iea
ifnlSe aiort oct isrite Sean til at bile
goal"
ga oen iorbonieoe Iaonm niIoe
fanife gisre paa Yfslerne og Il: %.
Sisie 0iatcre - De err ole liael"
.SaaIeoes lit oenpe Yortrrioeent
poa en- biuie Naaoe tiIfreositilet i'm
1srit efter Bin os gersmmelie. Wsen
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Sir Maltcr SccttS trc NuSc.

Get er Ell ganlfe b~elpnoerIia On.
ltPtoigbe6, hemGrfer ct enaeIif 9lao,
at ale De ire @illaer, iom i. lin Sib
bor oGret beboet al Walter Scott. i
oiSie Gage iointIiee er aperteret til
2eie nemIia 9nismobe Cottage,
@tihIothior, bpiIfet SuS Den itore
Giater beboebe ira 179S
Tibeitiel Souie, nGr SeItirfe. buor
ban boeoe ira tS04-tSt2 iamt NIB.
botSiorb, bpiIfet nor hans Stem ira
1912 % uboper.
SoiSwooc Cottage, ser bar en- llo.
'trpfning al fire gcreS. er tineie for
so Fitnh q. ON aoret $1,000 Iihe.
'tiel % gbbots'orb er tineie mcb
piotItroftc Soatielter ionpeIiom meo
meeet pTroiiulhc Care 6ifcrettiabc.
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
Kan fuaes i ollie Apotheker.

oespGrre! Sugo osoe, og oermeo
bar Oct torbi meo Igentens gooe
Gage og itore sere. Sfte nof mleo,
at Den arrne 0tano miitet lin beolte
SnotGgtsfiloe; men ban mnatte oa-
iaa ielp betoIe for 3jeretiire, Bin og
Sorfriifninger. 90 Sottene flsi life
Longer | 2uiten for BAN, noar ban
bite fla paa "9oulenaroer~." Gen
itore ,Siigos 9obbeItsipnger bIep
mart mismooig % foriagt, oa ioo
fulate bon oen folfefinre 9igter /
@rapen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
spnote OF ionse Some, smect

gUIlple VI lpHge 9uHle, ASlutcl
Some"
Hsbhnnens Noipn forpunoIeoes
ciebIiffelis. san lap fit Gag | ben
bes Arm oa itirreoe poa benbes pofrs,
beoenbe Iniiat. iom. ban por iait'
naeIet. gnbre Snoianere fom n9r.
mere, % Mma ione. Tom bun aIbria
mnoe iunget isr. "ssntet onbet Men.
reife bar nogeniinoe iuneet. Tom bur
lang, iaabe Megrtbur. "Gn Mel-
bo eler en- Yotti muotte babe mis-.
unot benbe Den Stentme, bun beioh
Den ~forfGroeIiqe Iften."
ga lea trrfer. on iana Iiht on
oaioa." ioaoe Wiis Mma.
"Sa, oa ieg iaa, at Hsobuoerne
LITE Sagen, lang ieg al al mine Sun.
gers Strait. Zen gamle Wanoolin lao
inoen min 8pffepiobe, iao ies tog
Den % lepereoe Den til alma. Sn-
oianerne elemte bort goal og tim.
Ieoe iammen for at femme nprmere
til Nuiifen. Wosle aoner lob frem
og loa mo | Ilmas Muno for at op-
baee, bpao Der frembraete ben beba.
eelige Gang. @amle 9oco iaa r9o
no. Gan falot paa Tine atte og iaa
op | Ilmas inipirereoe aaipn, iom
ON ban bar for benrpffet til at tale
eler bep9ee fig. Mma lang ale De
Sange. bun f,nbe. oe lang benz ON
ieien % nffompaenerebe aItib pao fin
Manoolin.
Do bun bopoe luneet | Here elmer,
% bort Vaal bar uobrPn0t til III.
menoe Iife, bsrtes ct pilot, libpgee.
ligt Sfrig, og oa pi penote pore so.
peoer, loa pi Ell gamniel Wano meo
bniot SOAR pegebe meb i'm maare
Snano pau bore Sopeoer oe roabe
nosIe Orb poo 9oguiiproaet. lom
maatte gisre Ell %fori9roclig Sirfning
pao Snoianerne; tbi De ilsi afiteo /
alc Metninger % lfiilte tine Zine
meo SGnoerne. Selp aomIe 9oca
ipraitg oGf. Zen G~rp9rbiqe aomIe
Wano n9rnleoe iia os meo ben opbe.
lte serbsoigbeb, on efter at bape
lot os fra SGnfen bao ban os paa
Sponif ON at iibbe neo oe 'labe Sreo
oo9Ie bore Sierter.' San foriponot
berpoa noale 2iebIiffe % fom til.
boge meo SepnetSmioIer % lllbt9p.
Der. @oaefter error hi. at Den gomle
Iono, iom bapbe freIit bort 9ip,
bar Stommens itore 'Meoicinmonb'
oe Solens YrPit. San hopbe for.
tnlt lit Tolf, at en- gaaui 8itb ipppe.
De oper bore Sooeoer / Sorm al Ell
boio Urn, oa at bpiIfeniombeIIt Sor.
trRn. Der blen tilfeiet os. piloe brinae
belle Stommen Siinaer oa 9so. Saa
tor bar bernie RrPits Roat oper De
o%oertroiife 9ooitier. Of abifiuige al
Dem ben npite Goa iaqbe til cs, at ,
nteb fine eal1c Zine hnpoe feet ben
hoioe Srn."
On Nor9enen len6te 9oca 9nO
for at bere, boorleoes oct itoo til
nneo De 10 linae Wenneifer, oa oa De
bapoe ipiit 6rofoit iom Erpiten bap.
De broat oenL iortolte ban Dem, at DC
flunoe uenoe tilboge til fine Stem.
Ssooingen aop Dem TO Tonier % til.
ltrpffelig Bropiont til Meiien.
Heilen biem bar bcbogeIia. Sberit
Soraine blep ino qIao, oa ban Ioa lin
Ootter lgien, at ban erflGreoe, of bun
life ItiiIoe bare en- DAG Longer /
Werico. Seq oil ienoe Dig til oit
aonlIe Siem | Seros, iosoe ban, "ca
mar ariaen er tilenoe. oa beune
llnge Noub, iom biaIp meo Den file
Concert Tor roaIe Mftener iiben, op.
icrer iig bel. fan ban fsIge ~eiter."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30
&ouamo unocrpanosbaao.

gge pcre 9Giere bar barr mere ener minore
ON p3gone unoeroanoAbaah. bocrpeo otf er
muliai ~ beoGee ta ira Sieo III 5ieo bell uns
oer 8aHoet. Spts taaIeoes StenneH bar ei
lloTi aTtaSNib Iieeenhe roIisi | Ell iigrfi heiR.
iiei odon. ian ben lille 9oaano.@aae onffe an,
Der 90 itQHae Trem unher Sdneei Ill Siioef.
anbriuee iraiiiel SprGnsitcf uneer bet %
iptquee bet I yltfen uSeu sneGne al etie ia
cher 80nnci @eoere Soudrb.Raabeu benz
melie seeiraeer Sienbeus tore Gfibe. aRertber
lieeleoes ooiieiierS WapebiftsrS % unosriner
iarliee Snghomme rad en- nRiien umRrfeIia
Naabe. 9loale iaa 3ofer oil aipe flor Gin.
bring / boiIietiombeifi Wlapes. gIon. ener 2eper,
GHee. Tenne Sitter life 1Iene beIbreber be
ipge. men ben forehpeeer caiad Shahom. Zen
butos iaees AZ ale. Tom ireneer Ct Sforfemtb.
bel. ct miIbt sfsrinasmibeel 90 en- gleeren.
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30

&ouI bar 462,oo Snobpasere
% er oItiaa mn opbbeIt laa itor icm
for 30 aar fioen. s belle StaIien er
SnsbpeserantaIlet De iioite 10 Mar
Itceet meo Inn &c pro WiIe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-30

: Ssbet al set t9Se aorbuu.
oreoe bar ioIt 30 IiH. @enneifer
icrIoot neres Stem i oen aontle Ser.
Den Tor al ieee 2pffen / iremmebe
@eroersbeIe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
HE SHOULD CONFER WITH HIMSELF.

Gen. Joe Hudson wrote an editorial on the
subject of Fusion, which appeared in Monday S
Topeka Herald. In this article, he says:
"The fusion element assemblies under its
banner the irresponsible minorities of Social
ism, Anarchy, Democracy and Populism, and
all the disgruntled sore-headed Republicans.
This is the makeup of the fusion crowd in
Kansas, and it is nondescript force WITHOUT
PRINCIPLE, INDIVIDUALITY OR CHARACTER"
In another column of the same paper ap-
peared an article from the Boston Herald, on
"The Shipping Subsidy Bill" from which we
quote the following paragraph:
sThe bill itself had the backing of some of
the strongest Republican interests. How far its
introduction was consideration for contribu-
tions given to aid the Republican campaign
fund, the public has no means of knowing.
The filling of the party campaign chest is
work of an esoteric character, and Senator
Hanna would be the last man in the world to
take the public into his confidence in matters
of this kind. Certain it is that great corporate
forces, which have been exceedingly powerful
in shaping Republican policy, were back of
this measure, ana there were quite d HuHoei VI
Republican senators who did not wish to offend
those representing these interests"
Comparisons are odious. We do not present
this in defense of fusion, for readers know we
were never stickleis for fusion, but we simply
give this to show General Hudson's nconsist-
ency. If the fusionisis are "nondescript
force without principle, individuality or char
acter," what of crowd of patty leaders who
would champion measure the sole purpose of
which is to put millions of dollars of the peo-
ple's money into the pockets of few ship
owners who have contributed, and are expected
tc contribute, largely to that party's campaign
fund.-
The pot should not call the kettle black,
should it, General?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
BANKERS CONVENTION.

The National Bankers Association has been
holding a convention at Milwaukee this week.
Secretary Gage has been in attendance, giving
the bankers pointers. He made speech
delivered the ''address of honor" (whatever
that is)-in which, among other things, he
advocated the complete retirement of the green
backs. He also said that he belived the gov
ernments guarantee to bank-note issues should
cease. He believes that the public revenues
should be placed in the banks.
But where do the people come in?
few years ago, any one who would have
dared to advocate the retirement of the green
backs would have been denounced as traitor
by the Republican press and speakers. Now
that the party has faced about, the man who
would destroy the "Lincoln rags is patriot.
Why this change?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
The Boston Boomers.

The ball game between the Boston
girls and the Garrett club drew n good
crowd to the city. Tuesday. The game
was good one, and resulted in a score
of 1 to 10 in favor of the girls
These girls made a good impression
here. They are as brown as berries.
and they are ladvlike il their deport
ment 1t is the general impression thar
girls who travel about the country are
necessarily "fast." but this cannot b.
said of the "Boston Blcomers." If they
should come to Garrett again. they will
be heartily received. and will draw II
bigger crowd than they did last Tues
day.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
TO RETIRE GREENBACKS.

The dispatches say the treasury is too full OF
money, and the administration is worried 10
know what to do with it. But that is only
"come-off." They are anxious for an excuse
to destroy the greenbacks
President Roosevelt is urged to cut down the
war revenues, but he will do nothing until he
can confer with Secretary Gage, who has been
absent from Washington for several days.
Representative Fowler, who will be chairman
of the banking and currency committee of the
next house, will make an effort to use the sur
plus to retire large block of greenbacks He
wishes to cancel $5o, 200, 900 or 500, ooo, 900
of preenbacks outright, without replacing them
with any other money.
1t IS queer how these former friends OF tie
preenbacks are so anxious to retire them.
If there is too much money on hands, why
not pay off more of the public debt2 Or,
few millions could be loaned on some mighty
good farm lands scattered about the country.
But that would never do. Banks are the only
institutions that can borrow money OF. your
Uncle Samuel.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
One Cause of Anarchy.
Topeka Mail and Breeze (Rep.)

Topeka Mail and Breeze (Rep)
When congress gets to work on bill c,lcu.
lated to check the immigration of foreign sons
of-guns who come here and organize anarchist.
ic societies, they do not want to forget that the
great corporation that employ labor are partly,
at least, to blame These corporations have
imported Poles, Hungarans and Italians to
work IN their mills, principally because they
could get that kind OF labor cheaper than Amer.
lean labor With them, it was simply cold.
booded business proposition. They did not
seem to care what effect it might have on the
institutions of this courry. The only question
the managers of these corporations seemed to
ask was, "Can we get the work done cheaper
by hiring these foreigners?" There are com.
munities in this country where the only people
who speak the English language are the man.
ayers and bosses. These people have no con-
ception OF the duties of American citizenship
The corporations never should have been per-
United to import them in the first place, and it
would probably be good idea to send goo
share of those who have been imported lack to
the countries they came from
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
That Impossible Eagle.
Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
The style of the eagle selected by Governor
Stanley and Mort Albaug for the emblem of the
Republican party in Kansas doesn't seem to
suit anybody but the two who selected it. Ev-
aid sizes up the thing thus: "It is not the
likeness of anything in the heaven above, on
the earth beneath, or that is in the water under
the earth. 1t looks like composite picture of
a bal, terrapin and the Bay of Naples.''
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18

"THREE men," we are informed, shave OBJ
tanned clear title to 5000, 900 acres of anthra-
cite coal land in the state of Sonora, Mexico"
l wonder how "clear" that title can be. 1t
seems to me that no three men, or three hum
bred men, have any more right to monopolize
three million acres OF land, and put price
upon the fuel it contains, measured by the me-
cessities of their brothers, than they have to
charge you or me for the air we breathe or the
sunshine that keeps us alive. All are alike the
gifts OF the Creator 10 His creatures, and when
any man, or set of men, attempts to monopo-
lize them, they are defying His laws and invit-
ing His Establishments. kansas Populist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18

THE smelter trust has closed down the smet-
er at Argentine, Kas., throwing 1900 men out
of employment and depriving $500 persons of
a livelihood. A smelter at Pueblo, Colo, and
half the Leadvile smelters have been closed,
dropping out 1880 workmen. AS result, a
large number of liners have stopped work be-
cause the owners cannot get their ore smelted.
AS these men tramp this winter in search of
work, and think of their loved wives ant chill
dren suffering with cold and hunger, will they
agree with Mark Hanna and the Republican
party that the trusts are bene6cent2 Will they
continue to insist that Republican policies are
productive of general prosperity? Will they
vote to continue present Notwithstanding
ton Courier.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-10-18
It's Coming.

Cent,. Farmer, Omaha.
A sensation has been created by LATE Young,
editor of the Des Mones, Iowa, Capital, who
nominated Theodore Roosevelt in the national
Republican convention at Philadelphia. 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Young visited the Pennsylvania
mining regions and studied the labor problem
in its hideousness. Then he went forth and
declared that the remedy for strikes and tor the
mserv of the working class will not be found
in change from Republican 20 Democratic
administration, or from the gold standard to
the silver standard, nor any other proposition
within the system of competition and private
ownership of the tools of production and dis
tribution. "The only remedy" said Mr..
Young, "is the cooperative system and the
public ownership of the means Of production"