davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
8aptein Sing bpmfeIbt. Sra %

&aptein Sing bpmfeIbt. Sra Mo.
bile, alabama, melbes, at 3aptetn
6. %. Sing, tibIisere MateriaIfor.
batter oeo Sort Worean I napnte
Stat, | be Sorenoe Staters @et er
bIepen bsmt I'll tk Mars Sustbns-
itraf famt til at betaIe en- Mitlft at
$4,000 | GorbinbeIfe rneb ct gpsse-
f~oretaeenbe oeo n9pnte Sort. 60
gen bill bIipe appeIleret, og 3aptei-
mems &aition er faitiat til $4,000.
Sing er en- Sonamonb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Den iapaneiiffe 4oniuI | Wot.
Bbo, Scored, tnbberetter, at be npIig
ltebftmbne Wasiemprberier paa 1en
alteLpaert ifplbes ielpe be tubfsote
Smnelbte. Disie Berioner giorbe
nemIis be anbre Snofsbte ioa rnien.
De, at be o~mrineebe Dem og brabte
500 Of benz. gnbeI fremmebe 4rpo-
iere ligaer fremoeles peo Zen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

Wlan prepebe pna at Ttaftoie Bontet
meo Sfoooer. Bi,mperne iottes ignns
men alt forginDes, gonbet ftes, o.
Sfibet rneo fine 1000 posfngerer
orep for gino oe Booze, iioen Cart
eaer Stpr.
3 September ianrme Var, oo ban
blep Gsrer al "Noree", gap &isber.
baprs Nsrsmpno en- Seit for aapt.
anuoien omborb paa bans rpe Sfib.
Gtatsraab 9ieteen boIot TaIenL og ct
foitbart SsIpierpice operrnftes aop-
tein 9nubien peo benne 2eiIiebeb.
Da ban paa fin fsrite Siir meb "eor.
ge" fom til Wetp gorf, bIep ban at
DANTE Der inbbuot til ct Geitmaaltib.
bpori ct Bar Sunbreoe Of bans
2anbsmenb beItog, og peb bpiIfet
General e. 6. Gbriftenien prRfibe.
reoe. S~mioIertib blep aaptein
anuoien uonepnt til Rtober at Dan.
nebroe, Riooer at ben sreffe Greos.
orben og benoabet meb ben rusiiife
ct. Mrma Srben; besuoen iton9pn.
ties ban til @resmeolem baabe at bet
engelffe os bet oanife Reoningsfel.
Tub.
4apt. anuofen bar ugift; Der e.
oItiaa tnsen S,ftrlt eIler 86rm Der
bill isrse peb bans Ssh, inen | ais.
benbupn Lener bans gamfe Mober, os
for benbe pil gfterretninsen ON bans
upentebe Dob bore en- flor Sorg.
2aptetn 3miofen bar en- GOD bunf
Ssmanbstppe; ban bar i9pn % Il,
gefrem, bre6t anIagt, boIbt Of Sfiemt
Dor miIb I Stnb os Dog fuit og be.
ftemt. 5 Nep Dorf ener rettere
oneraIt bpor ban ferbebes, bar ban
en- afboIbt mauo; tbi
Der bar insen Soie ! BAN,
insen graft os Bran.
MIt paa Gsmdnos @is,
fGft og itst,
Climbing os Sorts
ems hen nlebt.
Mtib Gprodf siorbe
ban fin Stanb,
alt, bbrb nosen trrbe.
tnrbe ban;
prppet "a bans Dtob.
Shalbertreb % rdnf
pad fit OGf ban ftpo -
Den Sang "Dunmarf" fnrt,
% ban - ffbfe Mauo -
git fra Bprbe,
bpft bans pris bd lsb.
Os MI beb bans Do
Dil be Suifno Siris,
ben Sang itebt | Rsb,
sioe bam bet gftermGde;
DIT, bpab npseu tmrbe,
t1rbe BON.
Then 4rof o. 8ran1
altiS Gpfoeit aiurbe
ban I'm StaHb.
9gre bore bdrn! =
SpiI / Sreb, bu banfte Srbersmarb.
Sobn Bolt "RorbIpiet~.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

GorbnS mob spiritnpia. 2ries-
miniiteren bar gipet Orbre til. at I'M
Der inaen Omitanoigbeo ntaa berii-
ienbe Grifte ipIges / Saren, % at
Spiritoitia, ON forns6ent I Sps.
bomstiIfnIbe, nm fan erboIbes at
GeIti9gen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
graEIien betaler. e

graflien betaler. Statsbepurte.
mentet bar mootaset l%1noerretning
fra Soreneoe Staters Winiitef Hrpar,
/ graiilien ON, at Den braiiIianife
@egiering bar betalt ben forlangte
Sfaoeseritatning for ct amerifanf
WisiionsfapeIs gbeIegeelie af en-
Bsbelbob for nosen 9tb fioen. Sea.
pellet tiIbsrte gaptiiternes Misiions.
ielffab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
0p Dommcr.

0p 0pmmcr. pbiIippinerfom.
misiionen bar uon9pnt Sames Smitb
til en- at . ommernefor 9bilippinerne.
Smith par tioligere 8risaoegeneraI
| ben fripiniee Saritprfe os bIep for
tort Tio itben uon9pnt til EoIofas.
ierer | ManiIa, ct Gmbebe, iorn ban
mn altiaa frntreber for at opertage
.Oommerftiningen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

9iriecienopm paa Tbilippinerne
% Gnba. anlebnine at forifiel-
Iiee @~iehtinaer, Tom bar perieret
anaaaenoe ben fremtibise Dispoii.
tion al Sir eeienoom paa pbiIippi.
nerne og Gitba, er bet Hepen oplpit,
of Rcgieringen I @aibinston inset
SpicrorirQ bar facet til at non0pne
en- ReprQie,to nt til at ~lnoerbdnole
u1eo Yaper ON Sroningen al oenne
Saa. Seller iffc finber Regieringen.
at Der err roget at mrtberbanole ON.
Weo Senipu til bert fatbolife airfes
gienbcm pa EbiIipptnerne, oa er
oct operIott Ill pbiIippinerfommiS.
iiunen at trnffe bpab geitemmelier,
ben maatte fnoe tienIisff. % hpao
Cuba aneolr, bar @eeierinsen for.
pIietet fie til at betaIe en- rirneIis
2eie at Den airfeeienbom, iom Den
bar benpttet mnber bet prcpiiorife
Stpre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Gu apupemticn at Sobrifonter bfei

On &%pupenticu al Tobrifonter BIER
for npIig afboIbt / Detroit, Wtid., 90
blanbt andre Ting al Ssnteresie, Tom
bar Gienftano for SrefteIie ! bette
Wpoe, bar ogiaa EoIoipsrgsmaaIet,
bporom fere ltbtoIelier fnIbt | Ret.
ming al en- RebiGtteIie al Tariffen.
SeIpe QoHnentionen erflPreoe iie
eanife uforbebolbert for Reciprocity.
Gette bar bragt acknowledgements |
Giten / Sarmif. 9e timber, at @eci.
proeitetspoIitifen 'taor benz | 8eien
og Ter ns6ia, at ben foumer til ben
9gre, iom oeriS Soriparere tror,
ben iortiener. Gen mpgtiee Wami-
lecturers GLIB | philadelphia oa
Some Warfet GLIB | Bottom bar ni
eiort f9Iles Sag meb Iniericau Bro.
tecttne TartH 9eague til Mobarbei.
belle af btsie R~eciprocitets .Senoer.
Ter, oe Der oil iiffert bIipe eiort frai.
tiee Sorisg poa al forpurre oil 2op.
ginning / BEN Retnire | n9Th Son.
eres. Te iom ierer bet fore Orb |
be n9onte Srsaniiafioner, paaitaar
at aornentioner | Detroit bar fon.
troIeret al Wefterts 5abrifanter at
2ntobrngsreoFaber. for bpem bet err
mogtpaaIisenbe at fremue &cciprc.
dtetspoIttiten bouebiaseIig forbi be
er btrefte ir~teresieret | ben nps San.
~heIstrnftat meo 5ronfrie.
en- @nibiuatunforreiponoent, Der
tror fg at fbSe inoe meo noeet
aienbffab til abminiitrationers
3oIoniHg | oisfe SpsrssmanI, flyer,
at Reeierineen life ipnes ON ben at
Sitens Sabrifanter be9prtbte 9oriH.
agitattor, 9rriioeuten iiaer BAN
er iiRr ntilfreoS meb, at benne 9Iai.
totion nutaeer aarofter Of en- aamp
mob be Observation-Disclosures iom
M Denter bnn CT Blue 'tooipitebe af
Serafet, ioet bau Pr 6ange Tor, al en-
Strib ON 6tsie &irg MI oiISe bepirfe
enSpIitteIie ansoaenbeE Z rtfipergs.
manIet meIlem Efteft og 8eften. 9fe.
ciprotttp-S ommisiPr aos'oL ION
bar fnaet bisie Srattater iftano, bar
Tom betienot frotraaot lin 5ti0iug
efteriom ban ifte Ipnes. Der bar no.
geniombeIit @2enirg | at fortiRtte
arbeibet iaa I9rge Senatet tritet BIZ
foretage | GuIeenins af De mupp.
renbe Erattater. QrPlioenten biz
tmibIertib fre,n6eIes iaitboIbe. at
btsfe Eroftoter bsr goStieroes %
mhIaber Senatet fife oeito minbre
at gisre bette er ret ifsIge bemeI6te
aorreipoubent hans SenHgt at toee
Dem tilbaee. @leS onSre Oro, Sc.
natet mao nii banoIe / Oisie Eager;
euten man bet itobfRite Sroftaterue
eaer osino f%ortaite benz.
gfteng 5obritanter p%oaitaar ieIp,
at be life er imob gleciprocitetspoli.
tifen men oesimatet mobarbeioer be
g~eeiernoens seitrebeIier for at op.
rette Traftnter, Der er baieret poa
bette princip, og 8rG1ioenten Ter
BERT Tiger oeofonmenoe aorrelpon.
bent, Ell proteii fra beres SIDE MOB
ben Moooe, bporpoa @hmtuiiiratio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
ELECTROMAGNETIC Clair

ResierinGsbssntnseniG Claire.
Ginonsmintjterer bar mobtnae. I'll.
bub fra 9. 90. GburhM | Gau @lcire
ON. at BON oil i9lse ben for ben nnc
ofentIige 1peuins oerftebs beftemte
@r,motcmt for $500. bniItet er bet
9eIsb, Der mi er bifpontbelt ! bette
giemeb. 9irbuoet er bIebet artaeet
og SauoeIen afftuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
llDneunsGer. sdaenne llSnap.

heller bar fnnoet Steb: Graneis
g, 2oomis err forHpttet fra jim Stil.
Iina ion @iuiiter | @~ene5ueIa til
gsiniiter i EorhieaI iiteoetfor Sobn
Y. Srluiu fra Sowa. Der trpSer al.
Serbcrt " sgomen fra Weip gorf.
ser FOR siSsn er @iniiter i Teriien.
er nsnUpnt til apiniiter / S~ene5rela
/ 9oomis' eteo % oIopo 6. @ris.
com fra gernipIpania til Nsiniiter i
Heriien ~iiteoetfor Boiper. en- Jung
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
Hopeoitaoen en-.

ilbssfsr gart. Dars. WeainIep er
mi itoenfcr al Gare, meIber ct 1eIe.
gram bdfsrtt isoe SUM. antdseIis
bill bun riirbt ben lite SiiIi bIipe raft
NOT I'll at Iebfdse FIN Mano I'll oeres
Siem ! Canton, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21

81 foreipsrse. Gen hiottrieIle
aomn1isiion bar beflnttet fig til at
ioretage en- llnberiseeIfe meb Senipn
I'll BEN oftere iibtalte Raaftnno, at
arnerifanife Grportsrer ieIger garer
biIigere / llblanbet. enb be i1dges
Der | 9anbet. commissioners sc.
fretpr er til bette GnbeinaaI bIepen
paaIagt at ienbe ct GirfuIare eaer
SfripeI'e til Sabrifanter rrrbt ON
9anoet, annto6enbe bisfe ON at gipe
De fornsbne OpIpsrineer angaaenbe
oenne Sag. 8 SIfGIbe Soaret BIZ
Der, at ssobrifanterne oirfeIig faiger
amerifanite Uarer biIIieere | lloIan-
oct emo Der biemme, bill be bIibe an
mobet ON at eipe fine @r,rnbe Der.
for. De oi! Tieelebes bIibe opfcrbret
til at uotaIe fig atn, paa tpiIfen
Waaoe Sc ron, at Der tan faces bsi.
ere Rriier irr Warerne / ublanSet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-21
SolSen Hal opbepes. 8 Ser

SclSen ifal opbepes. s Senbolb
til ben i%aafalote 5orafer.9op ifnIbe
ToIoen meuem Iorto Mieo og be
Goreneoe Stater opb9pes, iaafremt
bet bite fig efter to @ars grfarins,
at Vorto Mirp ineen Cob bebspebe
til 8eoIieeboloelien at fine Stats-
motpater. Den Sio, ba bette fan
aiennemfsres, Iaber mn til of nerme
fig. Ierrttoriet ipnes at bore fi,lS-
fommen iitanb til at bore Tine oroi-
mere llosiiter uben Eolben og en-
HrofIomation ON oernes Spbepelie
oil / en- NOR Sremtib blipe ubitebt.
2eSisIatnren er befluttet iammen-
taIbt til ertraiesfion | bette 9iemeb.
Gen oil msSe ben Abe Sihi.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21

The rate, covering all necessary expenses
during the entire trip. will be 500 from
points on the Pennsylvania Railroad
east Of Pittsburg. For Mexico only the
rate will be $3.50. and for California only
S375. The party will travel over the en-
tire route in Il special train of Pullman
drawing sleeping cars. compart-
ment, dining, smoking, and observation
cars. Callfornia-only tourists will use
special cars to FL Paso, and McXico-only
passengers will use special ears return
ing from El Paso For detailed itinerar-
les and full information address Geo. w.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Philadelphia, Pa. Nov.30.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21

1902 =
Mexico and Californa.--A forty-livc
day tour will leave New York philadcl-
phia, Harrisburg. and Pittsburg. on Feb
ruary llth. The party will travel over
the entire route by the "McXico and Cali
fornia Special the finest train that
crosses the continent
t'lorida.-Thrcc tours to Jacksonville
will leave New York and Philadelphia,
on February 4th and 18th, and March
18th. The first two of these admits of Il
sojourn of two weeks in the "Flowcry
State Tickets for the third tour will
be good to return by regular trains until
May 31st, 1902.
Tickets for the above tours will be sold
from principal points on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. For detailed itineraries,
giving rates and full information ad-
dress Thos. f. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western District, Pittsburg; b. Cour-
laender, Jr., Passenger Agent Baltimore
District, Baltimore; G. Studs, Passen-
ger Agent Southeastern District, Wash
ington; or Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21

EDGAR NJ HOPES. Publisher
The Morning News" Whining
sou, Delaware. g.
THOMAS MCCORKLE, President
Detmarvia Ve!ephour' Company,
Wilmington, Delaware.
JOHN F. CLAYTON, Director
Rohinette Oil Company, Whining
ton, Delaware.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21

,.,C g.. + . j. os; economical, because it com,
re Irrc. :Jr. "a o. It druggists Send for free
~, . and rer.ion the rame Of your druggist
r- lr~. t:r7e
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Personally Conducted Tours via the
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
Personally Conducted Tour to Mexico
and California, will leave New York on
February 18th, visiting st. Louis, San
Antonio, Monterey, Tampico, San Luis
Potosi, Guanajuato, Irapuato, Guadala
lara, Queretaro, City of Mexico, Aguas
Calicntcs, and I'll Paso.
At FL Paso tourists for California only,
who will leave New York on February
10Th, will join the party, and the MeXi-
can tourists who do not care to go to the
Pacific Coast will return to New York
The California party will visit Los An
geles and the Southern California coast
resorts, San Francisco and, on the re-
turn trip, the Grand Canon of the Colo
RADIO in Arizona. Tourists will have thir-
teen days in Mexico, and nineteen days
on the Pacific Coast, the California tour
returning to New York on March ?-th,
the whole tour covering forty-fvc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
IRECTORS:

II. A. MILLER, Wilmington, Del.
JOSEPH SWIFT, President Talley-
on Top Co, Wilmington, Del.
EDGAR L. HAYNES, Assistant
Ganager The Morning News "
Wilmington, Del.
COL S, B. FOARD. Elk'on, Nd.
JUDGE WELLS THOMPSON,
observation-disclosures OF Texas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:


II. Third vhueped '"'il'''"'
H. and unal Manage
10 Bmadwa New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21

THOMAS F BOULDEN, General
Manager Red Buff Rice Comply,
Columbus, Texas.
H. 4. BYARS, Merchant, Column
hus, Texas.
HON. H. NJ. TOWNSEND, Attor
ney-at Law, Columbus Texas
c MONrlErH GILPIN, COM
sellor at.Law, New York, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
Personality Conducted Tours via Penn
sylvania Railroad.
SEASON OF 19O1-19O2.

announces the following Personally Con
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
For Sale by Druggists Generally.

Laxakua Is not org tn. aoat efficient o. ffa..y T..
bines medicines viz: laxative and tonic, and : on
sample to THE lA%AkOLA co, l32 Nassau Stree.
IL We will cxprcrs G7y address r,,,p; ct D.,
large Family h0ttla of IaSakoa, e':fhci, Ia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-12-21
To RIVAL NIAGARA,
WOULD BUILD CANAL FROM SUSQUE.
HANNA TO BALTIMORE.
Great POwerhOuSeS Would Light the City,
Furnish Power and Flush City'S Sewers
With the Surplus Water.

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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-21
A STRANGE DEATH.
An Old Native ssransles in Canoe
Near Pearl Harbor.

Death in a strange form came to
Peter Kaluna. native about sixty
years Of age. at Maunslua. near Pearl
Harhor. yesterday morning
The old man was out fishing in a
canoe with another man about Il
O'Clock. They were engaged in draw
ing in their net when Kaluna fell TO
coughing violently. rocking himself TO
and fro where he sat and fighting for
his breath. Al first his companion was
not alarmed. showing well thst his
friend was afflicted with COACH:
but. when the old man fell on his
face in the bottom Of the canoe. in the
paroxysm OF his cough. his head be
ing half covered by the water which
was in the bottom OF the little craft,
the other man became anxious and did
everything in his power 20 assist his
companion
Suddenly, however. the coughing
r,eased and the other man believed
that the old man was better He took
the boat in close TO the shore so that
they could land and then called 10 ka-
luna disembark
Kalnna gave no answer and his
friend touched him 10 rouse him.
thinking that perhaps he had fallen
asleep. This having no effect the
Younger man made 4 closer examina-
ton only to hnd that the old man was
dead.
Peter Kainna lived In Kalihi and
leaves a wife 70 mourn his peculiar
death.
II is supposed that the old man was
strangled while coughing and while
his head was half covered by the wa
ter In the bottom cf the beat.
The hodv was brought 70 town last
night and iefs With II. Fl. Williams for
burial.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-21
1usT = TALs THg riser TolD.

Scientists are Eo~ observing
A most strange phs-nouz-e-non-
Tie E1e4naess Of the mesr sea level.
In rising these fair Isles upon
Can il be that Ne are sinking.
As Atlantis sank Of yorss
Is this porous coral drinking
To lie drunk on Oceans fioore
They say that we have sunk six inches
In as many days. almost
Neptune's mad and slyly pinches-
Inch by inch. our coral coast
Can il be that Honolulu
Soon must sink beneath the wzves
Uncle Sam. send us cable,
Perhaps a line might help to save
Nov at last we have the reason
OF our Thurston's quick depart:
He must have felt the Islands sinking;
Must have felt old Punehboxl start
VIII be come TO save the Tiser.
Ere the waters round Us roar.
Yes. you bet. he'll hasten hitheS.
Weeping. crying: What's this fors :
Tell me. Tiser. whence this pipe-dream
OF Hawaii's sad collapses
Can it be you have a thirst-on-
Green about the gills. perhaps
Can il be that liquidation
For the Tiser is in store
Since il speaks OF mean sea levels.
Rising Honolulu o'ery
Can il be that we are sinking
As Atlantis sank of oldt
No L0f course it can't. I'm thinking
lis tale the rTiser told
-H'iliam T. .SGbia.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-07-21
The LAND QUESTION.

correspondent on the Island OF
Hawaii. writing about the advertised
public land sale at oiaa. says:
4 know that it is Illegal and Section
5 OF the Organic Act which extends
the constitution and laws Of the Tn's
ID States to Hawaii extends the rishs
Of the President under the laws -
proclaim public lands open for d.
pcsal the same as in other parts OF th.
United States II il confers the right
then IL imposes the duty. Section 10
Of the Organic Act. while il says. The
public land laws OF Hawaii are con-
tinued in force. etc. does not say that
the large sections of public land like
Olaa shall be put on the market with
thirty days notice without the pro
clamation of the President. the same
as all other public lands are put on
the market elsewhere. and il is not
right that it should be. How are peo-
pie who want public lands TO know
that such are legally open IL the Pres
ident does not proclaim them so? A
proclamation of the President would
direct the attention of the people of
the United States to Hawaii and. as
the law requires three months notice.
many OF the kind of men Hawaii needs
/ ,.-ov1d nnr,a hora
This is not all. People right here
dispute the authority of the Hawaiian
Commissioner and besides no land
should be put on the marekt before
Congress passes the special laws for
Hawaii promised in the Annexation
resolution Any other way leads to
litigation and confusion.
There is no great demand for more
public land to be opened up at present
aud all the people want to know what
Congress is going to do about it Only
spectators want it opened up under
the present laws. as they well know
that new laws passed will cut OF spec
ulation as il now exists and is rrac-
ticed with the public lands to the de
triment of honest settlers and to that
OF the common good OF Hawaii in
general
Il noticed the following in Wash
mgton dispatch dated May IS. Com
missioner Hermann of the Genera
Land Office is reported as having 'ex
planned that under the present Law
all matters pertaining to the dispose
OF public lands in Hawaii must be ad
dressed to the President of the United
States. Under this law the dispose
OF these public lands. is PRACTICAL,
suspended. as the President is onil
authorized to renew leases. New leg
islation will be necessary before thes'
lands can be taken up under the home
stead or any other law
This is legal and right and as |
should be. But the Hawaiian officials
pay no attention to it The people al
about here want TO know the trutl
about this matter. and | know the Re
publican can get the truth IL II start
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q sort of trsdstionzi sequence All the
more reason. Il may be said in passing
Why the executive should have soagat
10 help instead Of kIndering the pro
ceedings. Under ali the csrcunztsn-
ces. the request for an extra seSSica
Eas a reasonable one Its refusal By
Governor Dole wzs made upon whaT
be has since admitted was a false
ground. and for this reason alone the
second opportunity for placating me
Legislature in this regard should have
been welcomed as offering release
from a damaging responsis. 4 On the
part OF the executive itself
Results have proved that the maze
shift OF special sppropriating session
was bootIeSs. The present situation
indicates that the device OF an *
tension OF such special session will
not oe accepted - the Legislature.
And for the consequences. proyiding
the executive do not concede an extra
session little later. the execdi' &
mast bear the blame
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THE BATTLE OF MANILA.
Dewey's Chinese Soy Thought IT was
Target Practice.


There is one individual in the Uni
ted States who does not know that
such an event as the battle of Manila
Bay ever took place. He is China
man. faithful servant of Admiral
Dewey. and he has followed the great
captain from the sea TO the shore life.
Before the admiral and his feet sail
ed for Manila there was good deal of
target practice. so much that some
times. as the admiral said. he could
not hear himself think But there
had been none worth mentioning for
some time before sailing into Manila
bay
One day. after the battle. the ad-
mirsl said to All Aoy ~Ah Moy. where
are my epaulets.~
oh. you tole me takee down 10 the
plotected deck last day we had target
piactice. answered All Moy blandly
~Ah Moy. sang out the admiral
what in the world did ron do with
my cloak
Took cloak down pl0tecsed deck.
all samee day we had target plac-
tice." answered All Moy again.
-Ah Moy~ the admiral asked at
another time. what became Of those
maps was locking ats
Too maehee taIkee murmnrea
Alb Moy Maps down in pIotectei
deck that day we had target plactsce.
And after puzzled moment II
dawned upon the admiral that when
the decks were cleared for action q
number OF incambering things we're
sent below: that An Moy evidently
stayed below with them. and thar ia
his Chinese mind the great battle of
Msnila Bay was really nothing a. al
bur target practice
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School Made Happy.
lFor THE RErpsLrcAS.i

For THE REPUBLICAN,
Well. Kalani. how is this? Here
you are. tardy."
Looking intently into my face with a
most troubled expression he finally
said:
'.I-was-stilling- the-baby."
"Oh, what good little Kalani you
are | declare. TO do that"
And then if could have photograph
ed the joyous look that broke over his
face: it was worth days salary.
It's queerer than queer to see how
catching happiness is. anywhere. even
in school of free natives The whole
school was pleased. because Tardy
went off to his seat happy.
But next time. Small Boy. you must
look after that bobolink of yours ten
minutes earlier, eh?'
Yes ma'am l. WILL
A. NJ. p.
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Fate.

From the Chicago Record.
THAT woman lecturer said it was
vulgar to sneeze'
.Wen?"
Then she sneezed.''