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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
aaas anf Cuba.

Die Sage Der Dinss auf guba unb
bic 8ssisbunsen Der neuen 8spubIif su
ben 8sreinietsn Staaten iinb sesentudr'
tis berartise, bab fe ben Waibinstonsr
8sb6rben ernflide Sorpe MAIDEN. Ran
far@tet, bas guba fid lut,ner msbr bon
ben Bsreinieten Staaten eltfs.it unb
bon Gaa su Gag mebren fi& bic an,si.
den baTlr, bab bas @sfibI Der @Ie,&'
eiliisteit In 8saue auf bic pfsee freunbs
f&aftli&er SanbelsbeSiebun8sn ju ben
8ereinisten Staatet quinn Mt unb fan
iGon an SeinbieIisieit srenst. Den sifs
ripiten BsRlbunael bes Staatsoeparts'
msnis IN % nidt esIunsen, bic gubansr
oasu su brinaen, ben 8ebineuneen bes
platt'fden Gmenbements nadsufommeu
unb einen 8ertras nit ben Bsrsinistsn
Staten absuf4lisBsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
ReFsl's etlftuna far eaIefen.

sIuf's Gnsensbmits iibsrraidtit man
in eana Shleien bon Der Stiftun8 bes
bsrttprbenen Ssrrn RsHsI, fribersn @s.
neraIsD DIRECTORS Der Donnersmaribdtte,
Der fem games 8ermbeen Der Stabt
S&meicnib 3ur @rri&iuns atpeier Sniff.
tute, beren ausidIieBIi4er 8wsd BARN
eipfelt. bic 8inber armer 9anbpsber ans
beren 8erufsn s~usufdbren, bintsrIaRen
bat. Ra@ @bsue beti@iebener 2eeate
febsn iebt namliG faft brsi WiQionsn
Wart fir ben 9psd bes @ebers sur Beers
fleune. I'm bic issensrei@e Settle Der
Stftuns. pie fe Germ 8eHel pori9tpebs
te, poGauf plrbieen tu ~fDnnen, mub man
in bic 8srsunsenbeit surid8rsifsn unb
bas gIsnb Der i&Ieiii&en Beber aIs fol-
Dies betra@ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
Au@ Demofraten bon Connecticut
fir Weaiernnaes 4ohIenIaaer.

Die @siseruns Der bemoIratifden
Stats Contention, bic iiirslid in Nep
9aben. st., 5tatifanb, bic 8anias Giip
9latform unb 0iliam Senninss 8tpan
gu inboiiren. Bot 3u elmer Spaltuns bel
ben Demoiraten bon Connecticut esflbrt.
Die unaufrisbenen Demoiraten tperben
isbt %sufammen nit ber State Economic
2easue Elm eissnes 9idet auftslen.
Cine 9Ianfe ibrer platform berlunst.
baB bic Rssisruns 70 balb ala m5sli6
3obIsnIassr, Giisnbabnen unb GeIssrns
pbsn baut. Sn elmer anberen pIanfs
tpirb grdFbsnt &ooisbslt srfudt, cine
grtra.S ibuns bss GonsrsB sin,ubsru'
fen, in tpeIder besieIid Der 8%ssnbieune
bss aoblenfrsifes MaBreeeIn sstrOfsn
perben foaen. grdfbent 8opfebslt tpirb
ferner uufpefor6ert. ben Sufi3miniter
8nor anautDsifsn, bOb ct seeeu bic Rob-
len. @sfsaf9afisn unter benz limits tuit.
@sisb Criminal. Prossffs anbdnsis mudi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
&aifer ebrt bas Mnbenfen feinee
abnberrn be Gcliaup.

Das bonn Raiier sspIants Muieum sum
Gnosnisn an feinsn Mbnbsrrn. @afparb
be GoIisnp, tpirb i'm Sobensolsrn. Wu.
isum untsrssbra@t tpsrben. Der 2aifsr
IisB in Baris aIe erbdItli&en, uuf So.
lienp besdsliasn Doiumsnte etc. a%uffau.
fen. admiral bon golisnp. Der be,
ribmte franabitfae StaaiSmann. rurbs
in Der 1artbolomdusnadt am "a. gu.
euf 1879 uIs Sdbrer Der Susenotten er.
idoGen. Seine To6tsr 2ouiie bsrmdbIte
ii& nit Bring Sriebri6 Seinri9, BEN
Sobne Wilbelm l. bon Dranien, unb be-.
ren Todtsr 2ouife Senriette ipuroe bic
6smabIin bss @robsn 2~urfGrRsn, bic
Nuttsr bes sriten preubii@en 85niss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
8riessminiffer Moot mill anssbli6
8anttnen bertauaea,

Die Dfsisre Der sgrmse Iinb fi& sinie
baribsr, bnb bic &autinsn in ben BET.
iGiebsnsn 8%aiernen un6 @arniionsn hes
2anbes. tpslde auf 8eranIoHun8 Der
GsmpsrensIer absei9uft purbsn. pisber
eineeridtei tperben mlfen. Die Mb.
fdafune Der aantins bat itd in isbsr
Sinf4i als berfeblt unb berbsrbsnbrin.
eenb ettpisisn. Die Suborbination in
bsr Mrmee mar nod ME 10 maneslbaft
pie felt Der gbi@aHans ber 8antinsn
unb nod ME batisn i9 bic SoIbatsn
berariis benz 9runte ereebsn, ais felt
bisier Belt. Sebsr Dspartsments. Som.
manbeur Der Wtmee bsridtet barlbsr in
eIei6 unainfieer Weiie. Griess.Ss,
fretdr Root tpirb siueifsllos cine gineabe
an ben Gonsreb ridten, in tpel4er CT
auf's gnersii&te fur Die @iebersinrid.
lung ber aantinen in ben @arniionsn unb
Sorts Der Nrmee eintritt unb ben @ibers
ruff bes @eisbss. bur@ peIdes bic aans
tine absei&aft tpurbe. empfiebIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
Ggtra'G onere6fitune fonte mad
8rpan's Mnf@t ei~nberufen
tuerben.

~NSNb
Brpan b~sfdrnprtet snsreii&, bab Bra
fibent RoofsbeIt cine grtrasS itung bst
gongrsGes s%inbsrufsn fol-. SIN elmer
ioIGen grtruisuns ioaten fdnf @eist,
an8enommen tperben, ndmtid
l. Gin 6siss. tpsl@es Elm Nationa,
les SdiebBssri1t Idafft. DasieIbe iol
aus brei obsr finf WiteIiebsrn beftsber
unb in allen Streitfrasen competent iein,
an bensn g%orporationsn betbeilist lin6, BIZ
i'm spii&enRaatliasn SanbsI ~ ibuu
baben. 9ie Bsb5rbe fol- iofort etnereis
fen, ipenn cine Der an BEN Sireit beibsi'
lieten Partsisn es %berlanet.
Q. Gin @sfsb far bic gbiGufune Der
Reeierune bura ginbaltsbefsble.
8. Sin @efeb, ipelGes ben nnter'
idieb atpifdsn BEN Msnidsn ale @es
fG5pf @ottes unb elmer Corporation,
BEN @sidOpfs ber @eisbsebune. etab'
lirt.
4. Sin @sisb, psIass ben 8Oa uuf
Roblsn aufbsbt. Man bat alsemein
a%nsenommen, baB Sartfoblen soQfrei
tparen, absr bic meiiten SattIoblen.
tpsIde in Miibeperb nit ben einbeimi.
iden Sartfoblsn treter, iinb 70 niebriser
Sprte, bab fe untsr u~nieren Earif'@e'
ieben persoat tpsrben.
8. Sin Gsiss. ipsIdes 8abnseiel'
i&aftsn. bic am atuii6snfaatIiaen Gan,
otIsperisbr tstbsilis iinb. psrbistet. Rob-
len au e%eipinnen, aubsr 70 pisl, ais le
iiir ibrsn eieensn 8etrisb brauden.
Bryan iast. bas Prdiiosni &Oofepslt
es tpobl bssreift. bab feline poliiifGs 8u,
funft babpn abbdnet, ipeIds Steauns er
in ben 8dmpfsn spii&en Neni&enreG'
ten unb Sabiu9t einnimmt, bab er absr,
CT Elm tlhtieer Wann fem nil.
bss Bodies Rs@te psribeibissn uno ss
risiiren mub. ii& bic Seinbi@aft bss
o~rganiGr.sn Reidibums sususiebsn,
Bryan Iobt ben Prdfbsnten bafiir, bab
ct bic Snitiatibs flr bic @onfsrens i'm
Msibsn Sauis srsrifL unb pstii&sri, oab
8ooispelt 90 ni@t babel betpenben lais
fen iolts. Ssien bic iebissn @sisbs
niGt g~sniiesnb, 10 mii5e CT ben Gonersb
sinberufsn unb nsus @siebs MAIDEN
laHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
Wfit Gfeftriettdt folfen istt 3abn'
franfbeiten bebanbeft tperbeu.

Or. StrsbsI in Man9sn bat cine int.
rsHante nsus @ntbeduns gema@t, Rranfs
beiten Der 3dbns bur& bic .antpsnbuns
Der elsftriidsn StrabIen Su b~sbanbsln.
.Sn Sdasn bon @iterunB an ben 8ubn.
tpurasln ridtet Or. StrebeI Elm FAIRIES
eleitriiGes 2i&t auf bic anodsnbbbIun.
gen Der 8~innIabe, in tueIde bic Bdbne
binsinuurssIn, iopie auf bic Sdlsim.
bauts. Dies berurfa&t einsn Rsia Der
ii1 40 elmer bsfiieen Gntsinbune fsisert.
Das obsrs S@Ieimbaut . @sipebe faqi
bann al, unb bic gitsruns bort auf Der
9abn aber tpirb Icdsr. Die Operation
n f&tpisris ; aber 60 tpirb bebauptst,
ibrs @irIunsen isien 10 beiIiam, bab baa
neue 8stfabrsn fi& balb nett berbreiten
tuerbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
aatarrb Fam Mot furirt tpersen

purt lcfaIs appIifaticnsu, ea ls ben SiB Der
9ranfbtii ul@i srrti@sn i5Hnsu. aaiarrb ID
cine 9Iut- pbsr GeufitutionS- Rraufbet unb I'M
ft 10 btiltn. miBt 9br inntTliaf psilmititI
nsbnsn. Saas 8aiarrb.aur mirb innfrIib &C.
noinrisn unt pirft birtft auf bae BIut unb bic
f&lsimiss Obuad9t. pan's 8atarrb.aur 10
feline QuadiaIbu : Wshijin. Sit pures Gsft
9abTtn bon tinem Der bsIffn Mtrltf tislts eantss
p~srcrbntt une N Gin rtaflmdbists Retpt. Sit
bslffbt aue ben btfttH btfannirn Jeniea, ptFtun
bsn nit ben befsn 8Iuirfinieunesmittf i, bic
birtft auf bic SbldmebsrliGt pirftn. Die
p%cGfemmtnt gfrb.nbuns ter jpei Ytianbibfils
IL 20, ras lcI6' nunefTpolt RtfHltats bel bu
9siIung BON Ratarrb brpcFbrinet. eaet GuH
3susHift umfenf f9iftu.
0. ). gbtnep 4 10, GissHtb, EOIete, 8.
Bniauft bon alien Apctbdern, greie rs Gis.
paas GaniiIisH piasH finb bic btGtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
3rin3effn 9lementine tpia In elm
Rfcfter aebeu.

Die ni&ispirbise B~sbanbIune, bic
a5nis 2supolb bon 8sIeisn Ieiner atpsit.
dIisftsn Go&tsr, Der nit BEN @rafen
2onpap berbeiratbsten Prinjsiiin Stepba.
ME, am Sarge Der R6nisin Maria Sen.
ristte ~ Gbeit perben lief, bdrfte Elm
bitteres Aa&ipieI fir Jpn baben. Die
brittle ToGter, Brinseifin a~Iemeniins, in
ndmli1 bon Der Robbeit ibres Batera
bsrart ane%spibsri, baB fs ibm ibren
@nti&Iub mitseibsiIt BAT. in Elm 2loIsr
su eebsn.
Die erits Todter. 9rinssifn 2ouiIe,
bat BEN Batter S4anbe eema&t bic
stpeite bat CT tresen Der ,.Wesaaianes''
usrtoben unb bic brittle. feline aieblinas.
to@ier. tpsnbst ft9 nun frsiipiaie pcr
ibm 10 elei&t baB S@idiaI aus.
prinssifin 2lementine mar Bis iebt biz
ginsies aetpsisn. iusI@e sum Batter ssbaI.
ten bate unb iu.lter nm ibn ipeiIts. So
fe battle fi& aud Jpn su 2isbe bon bel
Muttsr absepanbt. Als fe an bsrer
2eide in Spaa ftan6 unb b5rsn mubts
baB ibre S&mefsr bonn a5nie aus ben
S&lofe seiaet tporbsi tpar, fGsint BIZ
Reus fe dbsrfommsn 40 babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
@eIf @efen

Sine feide seitridte @eite fir
@ebrau@ bon 0amen beim Sol
fen, Outing ODER aa9emeinem Sra.
gen. in Gombinationen bon Sarben
nnb einfaden Sdattirun9en, obne
&ra9en unb Mandetten. StDIiiDe
OefinS, au9emein beuunoert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
@rciic BON $3.50 anf.
9reKimg sarqnes

Climb bier i'm feinitsn franaoli.
iben 8lannel uno Gioerounen,
fommen in all ben neueften Sar.
ben, mande NIT Seibe perSiert,
anbere nit Satin.
SSreife BON $3.50 amf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16
8aoegewdmoer

Sino a~nscferti9t bon Der fein.
fen NuaIitat 2ammerluoue giber.
bunen, in roia, leidtem blar, car.
oinaI, CADET uno gran, init SeiOen.
i@nur unb paGenoen Nuaiten, ber.
aiert nit perfii@em uno einfadem
Satin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16

=
@ioerSmmcn S0Sc=
0cMGmbcr iltt0
Sreii1n8 Sac0mcs.
OeHr;6te Golf
@eftcm.

&ein perionlider &Ieibun98arti.
Tel iu99erirt ioIden iOliben Som.
fort, tuie Die seitridtcn nno gioer.
bunen @ewdnoer, peI9e mir bieie
Saiion aeiaen. Sic i6Iieben Elm
uiel StDl SdOnbeit unO Gfeft, gu
gleider Belt Sdub bieteno 9e9en
Die Stren9e oeS @inters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16

s6- 9ute Nrbsit ;u mdbissn grsiIen
Iisfert bic ,8cGenbIatt" OFie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-16

~ annOneirt i'm ,@oasnbIatt."
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Republican Success Assured.

In the past week the Gazette
has received signed statements
from the republican county chair
man in 50 counties out of 81, and
has secured reliable estimates
from the other five.
The letter Of inquiry sent out
from this Office sought to ascertain
to what extent the republican vote
for county clerks last year might
be used as a basis for estimating
the party strength at the present
time, to what extent the democrat
ic vote this year will equal that of
last fall, and to what causes should
be assigned the changes, if aay
exist. in the political conditions.
Thlrty-nine counties report the
republicans will be successful.
Five counties report that the
chances are evenly balanced.
Thirteen counties report in favor
of democratic success.
The total republican pluralities
outside of Arapahoe county
amount to IA ,5lS.
The total democratic pluralities
amount to 2, 400.
This is net republican plural
ity for the state outside of Arapa-
hoe county of 12,415.
Chairman Lowry of the Arapa
hoe central committee predicts a
republican plurality in his county
of 4,5O, thus making the total es-
innate of the republican plurality
in the state 16,915.-Colorado
Springs Gazette.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Change in Program.

Under date of Fort Collins
October 25, the following letter
has been received relative to the
program for the farmers insti-
tute which will be held in Jules
burg Saturday, November 8th.
The letter is self-expIanatory and
is published in full:
Fort Collins, Colo, Oct. 25, 'O2.
Mr.. G. NJ. Braxtan.
Julesburg, Colo.
Dear Sir:-I am happy to an.
nounce to you that l will not be
able to be at Julesburg November
8th, as have been elected to the
chair of zoology in the Utah Aeri
cultural college and begin work
November 1st.
J. say ''happy to announce be.
cause as result Prof. c. P. Gill
lette will take my place and nv
topic at your institute and YOU
will thereby be the gamer. Prof.
Gillette and DR.. Glover are two
of the best lecturers the college
sends out and you are very fortu-
nate to be able to secure them
both; for that you can thank me.
Wishing you every success with
your institute, l remain
Very Sincerely Yours,
f. D. Ball.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Natural Anxiety

Mothers regard approaching winter
with uneasiness, children take cold so
easily. No disease costs more little
lives than Group. Its attack is so sud
den and the sufferer is often beyond
human aid before the doctor arrives.
Such cases yield readily to One Minute
Cough Cure. l.iquifies the mucous,
allays inflammation, removes danger.
Absolutely safe. Acts Immediately.
Cures coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis,
all throat and lung troubles. F S Nc
Mahon, Hampton, Georgia: "a bad
cold rendered me voiceless just before
an oratorical contest. l intended to
withdraw, but took One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t restored my voice in time to
win the medal" G. Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31

How to Mark Your Ballot.

The ballot to be voted at the
election next Tuesday is rather
complicated, chiefly because of
the number of amendments to the
constitution that appear thereon
Upon the ballot in this county
will also appear the proposition
to establish county high school
and this may also be voted for or
against as the voter chooses. The
proposition to vote bonds for the
purpose of building a county
court house is printed upon a sep
arate ballot and only taxpayers
are competent to vote upon this.
These ballots will be furnished to
all legal voters by the election
judges and when voted will be
placed in separate box.
1t must be remembered that
writing the word 'Republlcan' or
''Democratic" at the head of the
ticket does not cast vote for or
against any Of the constitutional
amendments, these amendments
and the high school proposition
must be voted upon by placing a
cross mark after the group of
words "For the amendment or
against the amendment For
the High School" or against the
High School"
If the voter, alter having writ
ten the word ''Republican'' or
"Democratic' in the blank space
at the head of the ballot, desires
to scratch the name of any candi-
date upon the ballot he has voted,
he must select the candidate upon
another ticket for whom he wish
es to vote and must place cross
opposite the name of that candi-
date. In this manner he will
have voted his favorite party tick
ct with the exception of the can,
didate upon another ticket, oppo-
site whose name he has placed
cross.
A most excellent way to mark
your ballot, and way that will
doubles be followed by major
ity of the voters in Sedgwick
county. is as follows: Write the
word Republican" at the head Of
your ballot, then place cross
marks after the words ''For the
County High School," and after
the words "For the Amendment"
in every case excepting the amend
ment known as the 'Bucklin"
amendment. Here it will be nee.
essary to make three cross marks,
against the amendment as whole
and against every part of it.
BY marking your ballot in this
way you will have voted with the
great majority of the voters in
Colorado, and will have faithfully
performed your duty to your state
and to your county.
Natural Anxiety
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Program for A Farmers Institute
To Be Held in the Court House in Julesburg
Saturday, November s, 1902.
Afternoon Session.

Paper: ''Why Famous?"
Discussion led by Mark Burke.
Lecture 'The Grassoppers, their Friends and Enemies"
Prof. G. p. Gillette.
Discussion led by A. j. Lang.
Paper: ''Ihe Wrong End of the Ditch"
Discussion led by L. E. Loveand
Business Organization
Evening
Paper Fifteen Years Experience in Improving Horses"
T. j. Hall.
Discussion led by John Ehart.
Music.
Lecture Ihe Relation of Veterinary Science the Public
Discussion led by DR.. NJ. L. Babcock.
Discussion led by John Holmes
3 ffslc
q. M BraXtan j. A. Dawson,
Secretary. Institute
B. f. Ehart, Musical Director.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
POLITICAL AND LOCAL.
4 Resume of the News of the Week
With and Without Comment.
Banghart, A Newcomer.

Two years ago G. S. Banghar,
was a citizen of Deuel. county
Nebraska; one year ago he was Il
resident of Sedgwick county,
Colorado, although he had not
then been a resident of the state
long enough to be entitled to a
vote; today he is Il citizen OF
Sedgwick county, and, according
to democratic standards, is quail
fed to hold the Office of county
commissioner. AT any rate he is
the nominee of that party, and is
asking for the votes of the citizens
of Sedgwick county. Although
he has been a resident of the
state and county only long enough
to be entitled to IL vote, Banghart
is laboring under the hallucination
that he is qualified to hold Office
in the county. If the fact of his
having completed Il term of Office
as township assessor in Deuel.
county, Nebraska less than Is
months ago Is sufficient qualitica
ton, then he is qualified to hold
the office of commissioner in this
county. But we do not believe
that such is the case. We care
not how faithfully he performed
the duties of assessor in Deuel.
county, we claim that he is not
entitled to election to Office in
this county. In the first place
his citizenship is too recent; in
the second place his nomination
was made at the dictation Of one
man, and his course in office, if
by chance he were elected, would
be controlled by that one man.
In other words, Banghart in the
commissioners Office would be a
figure head; the real commission
er would be the man behind the
office-the man who rode rough
shod over the wishes of MAORI
ity of his party, and placed Bang
hart in nomination.
The man opposed to Banghart
in this contest is pioneer OF
Sedgwick county; he has grown
up with the country, and has beer
identified for years with the de-
velopmcnt Of the community. He
is not recent arrival from Ne
braska, unacqualnted with a ma
jority of the people whose votes
he solicits, but he is intimately
acquainted with every voter in
the county. And to a majority
of these voters Charley White has
more than once shown his friend
ship. To suppose that these peo-
pie will vote for man they dc
not know-a man who has been a
citizen of the county less than tive
years-in preference to a man
whom they know and who has
been identified with the growth OF
the county since its organization
such supposition would, we
say, be prcposterous. The great
majority of the people will not dc
it; they will vote for their friend
and neighbor-they will vote fol
Charley White.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
To Cure a Cold in Que Day

Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature
on each box. 25 cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Mothers

Who would keep their children in
good health, should watch for the first
symptoms of worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. tits
the children's best tonic. 1t gets d.
gestlon at work SO that their food does
them good, and they grow up healthy
and strong. % cts at Mason & La
velle's.
Call at the Julesburg Drug Com
pany's for White Pine Cough Syrup.
1t cures coughs and colds.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-31
Stops the Cough and Works OFF the
Cold

Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure no
pay. Price 25 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-03

By the Gaelic's mail yesterday. Dep
uty Auditor H. C. Meyers sent to SEN
ator Mitchell at Washington, under
registered seal, the records of the ex-
pense of the bubonic plague epidemic,
the request having been made by the
Senatorial Commission while in Homo
lulu for such evidence.
The record is quite bulky, being a
copy of the auditors books for the
entire period of the epidemic It re-
quired two clerks nearly three weeks
to make up the record, which is an
itemized statement of every expendi-
ture in any way connected with the
plague The statement, as forwarded
to the Commission, shows that the
Territory expended for the expense of
the plague approximately 100000, and
every single item of expense is ac-
counted for in Auditor Meyers state
ment. 4 ataf
During the sittings of the Commits
sion it was charged that there had
been undue extravaganza in govern
mental expenditures DUNG the plague,
and the statement is sent to show just
where the money went. 1t will be val
liable also in showing that the Terri
tory has already borne it's share of the
expense, and is therefore entitled to
National aid in the appropriation asked
for from Congress for payment of fire
claims. <aLaa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-03

JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-03
READY FOR THE
BATTLE OF BALLOTS
CONTINUED from Page ID

number of official ballots sent out is
halt the figures given below, which are
OF the printed ballots sent to each pre-
cinct
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-14
"Gtruria".
Som uel % lBffelis til DC ~a5uriife
Ecr.-Easiagcrcrnc CT tilircoie.

Com tIoIiqere fortaIt / "Georab.
Soiter" mtir0e Observation-Disclosures
rem "Gtruria" i'm Bropel Den 26ne
6ebrlror. o. Oo en- llnoerisgeIie fore.
toge5, utlte Bet Jig, at Den bauoe ganet
TIERS al u6enfor Stou8en, iom itiffer
no og 0reFes al NtGifner,, cg at Den
baDbe toget Sftbets &or meS Ita.
Qtan ierOte 8atetter op, % De iaaeS
al "gStlltam Cliff, en- brtttif Gam.
per, oe Den fom og logoe til ct Spar.
te refter ltIpffen. Cliff" bofot iig pao
Ste6et til ON Wor8euen, ga oct otter
nogIe forgiGUeS 6orieg IDffebes al
tuite ct SlTbetoltg otrbor6 / "@tru.
ria. Nu fom ogiaa 9ampIfibet
"Sttatua" til, og DC tc forisgte al
brtnge "GtrtriG" uco til N5orernt.
ibet "GIif" traf % ~Cttano~ prs.
orbe at 1tpre; men "a brait Srosicn.
"Sttoipu" par hos @truriu / to Sa1e;
met mi tog man set Haa6 at ienOe
6cn til 6GrTl pdn ISorerne meb
"GtruriuS" 6eriteItprmonb. for at
bar funbe itaffe Siep. Smi0lertlO
buU6r 0ioluOifobet poo Den forllpt,
feoe Camper ito0ig orbei6et paa ct
9bs6ror. Set ferte, man fif iitaro,
gjf ttlblnos; men / &sbet al TO Gage
fit man giort ct mt iom boIot. Yas.
Iagererne orr6or0 bc9gtote efterbdans
Dem at tsle Jig tru8ae, o. De fan life
notiOr role Sopteinen % geiGtuin.
gem. "Gtrurto" lit zen 5te Otorts
2te ban Oer itmltelRfc GoitoQmper
~SnrOegra" .iom oar pao 8eien fro
gtcnpel til Herp Dorf, og Selt nGrme.
&c Jig; men "a Ger hsrte. at Gen life
furtGe gisre nogen 9tptte, fortiatte
oen lin Bel. "Gtntria" baabeSe. at
Den giennem trnaoIs$ Selegraf funoe
fau iamtnIe meo sem tuIfe 2lopooom.
per "&rorprim BiIbcIm"; men Zip
parotcrne par gnuet iitpffer. On.
borb bGnbte intel al ~Sntep&fe efter
lllptfeu. Stibct lob so a 100 09iI
Ge9tet og fom Ssrbog Aiten 6en Soc
ilro iii Eort0 pan Ajorernc. Ser oil
oslr peHte paa Yo1toamperen "GIbe",
iom ifoI fSre Tusfa9ererrte iii Gng.
Irrro, "9trrriu" iclp ifal blgierea
til liverpool at Slubebou6e, iont al.
Iert0c or lutoerpeiS.