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Die ,,@aKerfur."

8af6ington, .. g., 10, Wdi.
- General 5uniton bat tpieOer pou
ii6 b0ren IaFen. 9ie5mul 1T e5 Elm
66rei6en an Senator 2oOge, portn
er 0ugegen protefirt, Dab Der friiz
here Sergeant g}i8oIion DongtOrFolt,
8a., i'm ais ben l1rbe6er Der n0oiz
ferfur" be3ei9net. 6uniton D%erlan8t,
bah Ni6olIon oor ba8 Senat5 = Gos
mite gelaoen neroe, nm feline in einem
3eitungs : SnterOiep gema6ten Qnz
qa6en gu erbGrten, fpiOrigenfaIs Der
General benz Sergeanten nit elmer
8erleumbungStluge DrO6t. 9d5 Gos
mite bat nun 1oFort cine @OrlaOung
an ben S~er9eanten erloHen, Dorau
oieIer I8on 6eute t~elegrupbiI4 erlpiz
Oerte, er ppQe f6on tommen, bod
babe e8 feinen 3pef, ou er 9~egengtiez
manoen a~u8ia9en t0nne. Ser Ger
qeunt bat ni6t 8enau gepuBt, mas
nit Der r@aTertur" CEMENT lei, uno
er mao Qe0u6t 6dben, e8 banOle ii9
INN bic 0aFerfur, nel6e 6unfton an
fi6 iel6t porgenOmmen, ol5 er ouf Ell
mem 6IoB u6er einen 6luB feBte, unO
Dus 0ur6 ieinen 9reB = 3ro6anten
ais Elm r8~efobrOOQes . urdi4mimmen
zines reiBenOen Stromes im4ngeit2t
zines Dialfa6 ii~6erlegenen 6einOe5 be-
i6rei6en lieB. 9ieie n8aRertur fir
Qor6esr6lGtter" 6at6uniton ieOenfoQ5
erfunOen. Smmerbin, 9idoIion
miro 3u er76einen BADEN unD Dem
Gomite Quff6luB 9e6en, pie oa5 Sns
terpiep in oa5 betreffsnOe Iepz9orz
fer Gen1ation56tatt binein9etommen
fei. 6unfon fam Oann einen 4rO3eB
gegen oa5 8latt onitrengen, mas je@
benFaQ8 profita6ler fein oiirftc, aI5
Elm 8rD3eB gegen ben S~ergeuntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

piro, unO Damn Die Slide, Die II BET
% SUB groB pir0. SIN 5meiten @tofz
perfe ioQ 1i4 cine 9ule beftnoen. Die
Iel6e pirD % BEL As SUB groB, ferner
3ipei @8ulrdume, ie Is BET Is SUB
crop, unO bier 8eriummlungSs 3tmz
mer.
Sm brittsn Gtodrperte befinOet ii6
ounn bic groBe 9u1e, bic "a BEL 76
SUB meTen un0 nit elmer 20 BET Sc
SUB meFenOen 8ii6ne. Oerieben iein
fpir0 un0 elmer @allerie, Die II Bel 81
SUB groB miro. 6erner tperOen it4
in bieIem 6todperte 5pet Qntleioez
8tmmer pon ie 9 BEL 10 SUP 8rOBe
befin0en.
8emerfen8pert6 lit bic S6dtia6e,
oaB Der genannte 3urnOerein ielbit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

fommnungsre0e un0 Johann fol8en
QnIpra9en 6eiten5 Oe5 9rn. %. g..
9ofaro, s. 9ajet unO bes Mtopor5
6uDes. 0arauf perben in ben 8runo~
ftetn bic @e16i9te be5 SurnOeretns,
me6rere @elOitiide unO 8altimorer
3eitungen gelegt uno oann fplgt Die
56luB4Geremonie. Sin Mari4 no8
benz .Oarlepz8art" folgt, poiel6t ein
9icnic itattTinOet,
OaS 8duJGomite beIte6t aus fol-
genoen 6erren, pel6e fir i6re rege
86dtigteit aGe Nnerfsnnung oerbiez
men: s. 6ranc, 5. &Ieta, 6. u. Maz
fopuIt, &. 3euman, g, @tie9ler, S.
6aiet, s. 6tetta, u. Stiegler, 81.
M}ares, 9. M}ro3et, q. Primus uno
s. 6omolta.
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Snnitats= yeri9t.

Stint neue 8l~atternfdQe. - Der az
oemcine @e7unobett55uitano be-
frieoigenD.
en- Der berfloRsnen Wode Harden
1873 9erfonen in Baltimore, geger
1872 in Ter gtei6luufenben 8o4e bes
9oria6res. Die 6tsrbIi4teitsrate
betruo fir Die @eIommtbep0lterung
1912 pro 1000 Ginpobner, 1886
fir Die @eiBan unD 27,95 fiir Die
Reoer. BON ben @er1torbenen parsr
90 mdnnli6en unb SO pei6li4en 8ez
i6Le6ts, 81 paren i'm Nu5lanoe 9ez
boren, AZ paren Gegar, q 8tnDer
rpuroen tobt geboren. Die Rouptidt@
Iidnen 3obasurfa6:n Daren: Yer
benfia6er 2, Mdfern 1, S4arla6 l,
qsu66uten 2, 2ungenf4pinoIuAt
q, 6GpinoTu9t onOer.r Or8are 8,
Qungenent5iinbung Is, 9er3letoen 10,
8riQ6t'f6e gtierenfrant6eit s, 9e@
palffume 8ooe5fdue II. BON ben
@erftor6enen tparen 35 unter 1 SaRr,
II 3pifen 1 unO 2, 5 3piI4en 2 uno
5, 4 8pi16en 3 unb 10, 3 3nii2en 10
un0 IS, 2 5pi7dsn Is uno 20, IL
3niiGen 20 unb 80, II 3nilfen 80
unD 40, 26 3piiGen 40 uno SO, 16
3niIGen 50 uno 90, "a 3piiGen so
uno 70, 10 3piiGsn 70 uno 50, II
8piffen 80 unb 80, 2 3mii4sn 80
uno 100 Sabre aft. DIS 9eooten
tpurOen 1877 meiBe unO SO gegerftnz
Der qemelpet. @n neuen 6Gaen DON
anfedenoen 8rontfeiten fpuroen 9ez
meloet: 5 8lattern@, 7 9ipbt6erittsz,
10 G8arlu8z, 8 HerOenfteber@, Z
MuIsrnz, 2 gef4ppGene Munoelnz, 9
4eudbuitenz, II 8inOpotenz, 9 2u7
6erculo7i5z 9uimOnuliSz Jdl2.
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g6luB Der Rab6iucr : GOnfcreu8.

Ren : 0rleanS, ga, lO.Itat.
Die 6ier u~6gc9oltene Sa6reszGonz
feren3 Der Ru66iner Der Ser, Stauz
ten fam geItern gum @6IdluB, no6z
Dem elm SPECIAL GOmite ii6er bic
Gmpfe6lungen, pel6e Der 8rGitOent
in ieinem Sa6re85eri6t gemu4t, Ell
men einqe6:noen 8eri6t eritattet uno
ru6oem man Die 8camtentpa6l DOR
genommen 6otte, peI4e ~fol8en0es 8ez
iultat ergu6: G6ren : 9rdtOent, Or.
W2oTe8 0}il3einar, Cincinnati; PrGii=
bent, Or. So7ep6 6iloerman, 0emz
port; 8ice : 8rdfoenten, Or. Soi.
9rausfopff, @6ilaoelP6ia, unO Or.
Samuel Gule, ct. 2ouis; S6aBmeiz
tier, Or. 2eDp, 9eoriu, ST.; Protot.
GefretGr, Or. @oolp6 @uttmahsr,
Baltimore; corr. Getretdr, Or. &u0.
@roBmun, Gep gOrf; Gretutio@9oz
mite; SoIep6 8oOrionger, Son5ron=
3igco; Qeo 6ranflin, Detroit; 8. q,
gnlop, 2~ouisDiGe; 3o5ia5 Saoen=
feltsr, Chicago; SofsPb SoIB, GRteo=
90; 6. 0auti4, Cincinnati; Wt. pei
Ter unb 8. 6. 2eu6t, NenzO rleanS.
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wrnmtrrmahL Der 4n!iieiaeis.

QoutsDtlle, 8p., 10. Mtai. -
Die bier tagenoen qOli3ei4efs anoers
ten 6eute Den g&amen i9rer 0rganiIaz
tion in .SnternatioHal POlicp GRtef5
2(Fpciution." Die QenOerung geiaaR,
UNI qoli3ci6eFs aus Osutf4an, fran
30fiI6en uno engliifen Stdoten, pom
Oenen cine g(n3a6l I'M Qufna6me in
ben 8er6anO naageIu4t, 9i0gli4tett
3u qe6en, benz Ger6aao b2i3utr.tsn.
gintge Der N}itglieOer i4lu8en audi
einen 8erii6erung5plan por, Ipona4
ieoer 9oli3et4af, lpeI4er aug polltIz
Tfsn poer anOeren un8urei2enoen
8rinOen ieines @mtes ent4o6en
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Observation-Disclosures.

Muf6tnqton, .. g., 10. Stat.
- Qm TO-, tpie am IT,, IS. un0 10.
Sunni B. 8. tper0en etnige iebr %tnterel@
iante Qrifungen 6eiten5 Der 8unOe5z
Gipiloicntz8e60roen u~bge6alten perz
ben. Die an 10. SUM- lit fir SORT
Sn7peftoren auf ben P]bilipPinen. User
6a3u Quft fat, muB ijber Is Sabre alt
7etn un0 i'm 6oritDeien uno 8otantt
out 8ei6eiD Di7en. IS perDen bon
Zen @epriiften je oter 81 SteQungen
nit $500 uno 3nei 81 iol4en nit
$1,000 S~a6resialair al5 SORT Snipetz
loren ~ernunnt tperoen. Die Grnannten
miiFsn i6re 8a6rt bis San 6ranci5co
uno an 8orO be8 Sran5portoamPfer5
$3.50 tdgli6 fir >8~et0tigung iclbit
3a6lsn. Da8 @el0 niro i6nan jeoo4
nab feds W(onuten pie0er 5uriterz
ftattet nerOen, Sn Manild, 10 3etBt
e5 in benz batreffenoen Girtular Der
GiDil0ienftz8a60rbe fam man fiIr
$35 pro W}onat 3immer unO GHsn
6etommen. Die 8riifungen an L.,
IS. uno 10. SUM- iinO fir GaOetten
an 8oro DON 3oGtutteru 6eitimmt.
9uqelafen perben nur unDer9eirat3ete
2eute BON ni9t unter Is uno Mot
ii6er % Sa6ren; geiunO, gut gebaut
unO ni6t unter 5 SUP 3 3Ou grOB.
Die Raoetten i'm 3ouoienit er6dlten
Elm 5Qlatr BON $500 pro Sa6r uno
tdq(i6 cine Station. Seeleute peroen
por9e3ogen. Sober Gu0et tdnn inner
6alb 3pei Subren pom 9rGiioenten
gum Qieutenant beI6roert perOen. Die
Saldre fir Die Offi3iere iinO $14OO,
$500, $500 uno $500 pro Sabr,
2ebtsre5 fir GapitGne, bic i'm aunge
ben MajOrs Der 2anoarmee glei9z
ite6en. Sn oieIem Sommer fo1en 8
Gaoetten fir ben 9ient uuf ben 3O4=
tuttern eingeiteat perOen.
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C 6obn fir bic Grlau6niB, bei'm
reusn ,3oQgebGuoe in Der 9aqItraBe,
BON Der 9rattz CUR 8atertraBe, Sc
leiIe legen gu biirfen, gu iteaenoe
8iirgI6uFt uuf $4,000 feit, Damit
Die Gtaot i'm Safe 0on llnfdasn
f6ablos gebalten piro.
Sine Delegation BON Der IA Rl.
Rot66elFer : @emeinoe mar geitern i'm
&at66auie unO erIu6te I'm Die Or
lau6niB, BEL Der an etnem Der nG41tan
Sonntage ftattfinbenben @diteinz
leounq zines reuan &ir4enbdue5
MuIif baden gu b%iirfen; u6er W}apor
6aDes iagte, er t0nnte Die @rlaubnlB
ni6t ert6eilen, cenn Der 4. 4bf6nttt
bes 43. Mrtifels oes StaDt=@oOer DON
1888 per6iete @traBenmuiit am
@onntag. Die st. Midaelsz3 Bitter"
lpurben i'm 2dufe Der leBten Wofe
e6enfaQs abI6Idgig bef4ieOen. Die
@trafe fir nebertretung Der 9eroroz
nung betrGgt 500; Mtapor 9aqes
niirbe ober in o6igen 5daen obne
53psifel bic @trufe erlaFen, Ipenn Die
8pli5ei ni6t @iGsn5 1T, Elm @uge 5uz
5ubriiden.
Die 8s60rbe fir Dffentli6e @erbsiz
ierungen 3og geFtsrn Diecerum Die
@arrett : 9art @erorOnung in @rz
pGgung, blie6 uber 6si Der loon gez
fuBten 4nii4t, OoB Die @toot in
iener @egeno teinen neuen Part
bruu6e. Stabt Sngenieur 5enOoQ
fagte, in benz bi9t beo0lferten 0iftritt
BON Sfz8altimore lei Elm tiainer
9Qrf piel no~t6penDiger.
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9ie t1ene ,,BGhmens 6aqe."
806mif9e Burner tpei6en biefeG6e
Elm. = 9us 5eitz9rpgramm. =
8eT6rei6unq Der 6dlle.

Sin fir bic 8D6mer1 8altimore's
pi9ttges GreigniB piro Die feierIi9e
8runOfteinIegung gu Der neuen 9aGe
bes b0bmif9enS urnbereins rSofoIsfa
Sebnotd 8lest" bilben, tpel4e morgen,
8Ormtttags UNI II ubr, itattfinbet;
5eigt Dies bod ni6t aGein, baB audi
uniere b0bmif4en Surner 5ieGbepuBte
2eute iinO, fonOern audi, buB tie bereit
iinb, fir bieie 3ieIe Opfer gu brtngen,
tpie mar es nobl fonit BEL tpentgen
3ationulitGten, nit Qusna6me Der
9eutf9en, ftnbet. Die neue 6ane
ipirb Elm grOBurtiges 9entmal Der bob
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Sic alto Ori6tdte.
Limb mem iie iuit Puifiret, benz brt6t
ba5 6er5 ent3pei." - 9fIi4tper~
ndhlGifidund zines Mdnne8.

u JgSI0 tIlIdIUtl' EIltuIptL~
na6lGiiigung zines Manne8.
86iIubeIp6iu, 10. Mui. -
SIN 6abnemann : 6oipital Iiegt cine
iunge, arme 5rou, rpel6e Der engltz
f6en @pra4e ni9t md4tig lit, an Ell
ner 8n0dslperrentung unO anOeren
Iei9ten 8erleBungen burnieOer, Die
lie ii6 BEL einem miBgliidten Selbitz
m~orbperiu9 am Bonner flag 3uge3oz
gen bat. Die @eI9i6te, mel4e Die
BON aGsr 8eIt @erIafene er3d6lte,
ais fe bic 8eiinnung tpieOer erAtelt,
lit Die ate @eI8iate, bic 9einri6
9eine beiingt: Limb mem tie iuit
paiiiret, benz bri9t Oa86er3 ent3pet. "
- Dor fur3er 3eit nod mar Die ieBt
21ziG6rige 8ebacca &uctsti DaS f40nz
ite, lu1tigIte W}Go6en in einem fleinen
polniI6en 90rf6en in Der Hd6e Don
0ari9uu. NIa5 gtng gut. Sic Oer>
6sirat6ete 1i4 nit Sacob &uci5ti uno
cine ro1ige 3utunft lag Dor Dem jun
gen 9aore. 9d padte i'm zines Sdz
Qe8 Oa8 0erlungen na6 Dem neuen
gslobten 2anDe unD tur3 enti4lofen,
feline 6ruu 10 bQIO a(8 m0glt9 nd4z
tommsn gu lafen, reiite er ab. @6er
Mondte uno W}pnate pergingen, obne
oaB 3abecca etnas BON i6rem 8atten
60rte. Gine5 Sage5 fam jeDo4 Elm
Brief aus philadelphia an, Der elmer
befreunoeten Camille in benz 90rf4en
m%ittbeilte, OoB SacOb 8uci5tt feline
Satin nergefen babe uno ii4 pieber
Der6eirut6en noue. Die ungliitli6e
junge Trau podte fofort ibre paar
Sa6en 3uIammen unO retite na2
bier, po Iie Dor bret 0o4en an Der
0u16ington : 2(penue : 8erfte an
fam. Go8 Iangem SUDDEN fanO iie
i6ren treuloien @atten bel OefIen
S4neiter, 6rau 2Ouiie W}iooleberg,
an Der Qmericdn StraBe auf T.. Die
Ter o6er urD feline S6peiter nebft
S6naQer erflGrten bic Nermite fir
pu6nItnni9 unO io9ten ie Don Der
3bur. Gin SrsunD i6re5 Munne8
na6m tie gu einem 8a6biner, no man
ibr Elm Set" ooer cine jiiOiIde S6eiz
Dunq Qufreoen noQteL Die lie jeOo6
ni6t unna6m. M}it benz IeBten 8elOe
no6m tie oann eiren 8erbdft56efe6l
fir i6rsn Monn berau5 - ia6 jeoo6
peDer i6r 8elo, nod ben 8erbdft56ez
fe6l nia0er. 6ol6 perbunoert, bon
@ptt unD Der Welt ~Derla1en, bat nun
2ruu Guci8ti am 9onneritog QbenO
Srau &i8man BON Gr. 605, gorO@2.
StraBe, UNI elm Oboun, nel6es tAr
Don Der mitleiOigen 8eitBerin ouf
QanG6rt puroe. @egan II ll6r Na4ts
fQnosn nun 6rou Gi5mon unO cine
6reunoin Don i6r, 6rau W}orrtion
Die Nermfe peineno in ibrem, i'm
oritten 6todpert gelegenen 3immer
auf. Sic er5G6lte auf 8efrogen iAre
2sioensgei6idte unO purOe Pl0Blih
10 erregt, ol5 ob Re bic 8eIinnung
Derloren bate. sd t0Ote MIDI" rief
iie, ii6 oa5 9aar auSreiBenO, runo
made meinem glenO elm GnOeI" 0&on
bate unterOeTen ben Polt3iiten Go8lle
BON Der 3. StruBsnz uno 6atrmount7
Qpanue : Station 6erbetgerufe fen. 9e@
ruDe, ais er in Oo5 3immer ronnts,
0Tfnete Grou 9ucisti Oos 6sniter 4no
ftijr3ts fi6 nit einem gelenOen S4ret
6inau8. Dis man in ben 9of elite,
mo man bic Gel6Itm0rOerin toot por@
3ufinoen glau6te, ite1te iid 3eraus,
6uB tie nur Der6dltniBmdBig lei6te
8erleBungen, ME oben beretts be-
merit, er6alten bate. sic nurOe
bann 7ofort na6 Dem 9o5nemonn@
6oIpitol ii6ergefii6rt.
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Seiraths>0ireu,cu.

So1genbe 9eiratbs=2 icen5en tpurben
oeftern pom Nftuar bes Common
gleasz9 eri9ts ausgeitelt:
Mi6del 6. 3ippriun, 80, Rr. 2,
WeIfz6iqftrdBe, unb 2i83ie 8ern.
G6as. 8. Mdltpn, 26, g&r. 1921,
Milton : @penue, unb Margdret So
iter, q.
Sobn +. aGos, "a, Nr. 263O, Sub
IonitraBe, unb 5rancp ROtpat, %.
george 90. 5aris, "a, Serre 9aute,
Sno., unb 9arriet g. 2opea, %,
philadelphia, ga.
Glenn S9muder, %, altOOnu,
ga., unb Margaret 30. GIarte, 20,
9untingtOn, ga.
Benjamin SO. s. 9are, 80, Nr.
912, Sampben : 4Denue, unb 2iaie
Mlab &earnep. %.
goffer george Soufus, &c, 9r.
623, OHsGupettetrdBs, unb &mslia
6%tap5acos.
SpIepb Wagner, ~, 9tr. 83I,
MoobpearItraBe, uno Qnnie 9artz
man, 20.
Oserintat &cnnn'S 14c., 1Sc. ueer
2Gc.=Saffec.
Steiner trinf6arer &affee, tdglid
ssr0ftet. o.
sbee. &affee. 3uder.
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GciIcnbc nah Gnrppa, SailDn 1902
f0nnen 1. unb 2. Slafez&aiiiten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2inie bur3 ms
beiegen, S6iffsplun, Qbfabrt5pIun
II. +. IN. auf &erlan9en 3ugei4idt.
Sbeo. 8. 9tener e 6 o., 9aFaz
oierzQgenten, gr. 415, @uterzS traBe.
QusGdnbif6es @elb, We9iel unb Gre
bitz8riefe. 9eutf4es @elb gu Derz
taufen; "a Gents pro Mart.
GO-S&Sl
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Sir crbaltct bier, mas Sbr pcrIanst
N}OB
Apot6e2en.


Gr. 1O8, Sn=Saltimpre= Ctr.
lInb sic crbaItcn cs bier ftcts ;u ZEN n%tecriss
fen @reiien.
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Die r@6efapeate@ 9o pr
f9tffsz 8 efeIIf4at" tiinoigt
foeben an, 0aB pon morgen on Der tG8z
li6e 0umpfi6iff : @erfebr 3pii4en
Baltimore uno Weitpoint unO Rt6<
mpnb, 3d., fir ben SOmmer aufgez
nommen tpirb. Die 0dmpfer, tpel4e
Baltimore ieben Montag, Wfitttpo4
uno 5rsitug berIafen uno am Diem
fag, Oonnerftag unb Sumitag a6fu6z
rem, bulten in 0prttopn II. IQmonps
an, uno Die Oampfer. nel4e am Diem
flag, 9onnerfdg uno @amitag ppn
Baltimore abfabren unb 8eItpoint
am Mpntag, Mtttpp4 unO 6reitdg
perlafen, balten IN 9louceiter<Point
unb GlaD 8anf an.
Gin &nabe permtbt.-0er
10 Sabre alte gtnton 9upus bon g1r.
211, SiiosS9drp<StraBe, pirb felt
N}ontag pon ieiner eIterli4en 8obz
nung OermiBt, unb feline @ltern be-
fir6ten, buB Der Sunge entfibrt
tpuroe.
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92oif,

unfcbl6arc Nns fubrurg BON 8t3cptcn.
10S Sf : Baltimore StraRe.
Qcio, Scicpbuuc. u3l)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09

| come the brown as well as the white
| population of the group.
| Shall. then, the dream of the future
! brightness of this Gem of the Pacific
| be allowed to vanish, leaving gloom and
helplessness like dark pail to rest over
! these distracted isles? 1t must not be
| said of our enlightened land that 1t
postponed the wise consideration of the
Hawaiian natives welfare till none sur
vived to enjoy the blessing of true liberty
under the restraints of righteous law
The breeZes OF the past have waited
words of cheer from our American shores
70 the Islands when threatened with ruin
by foreign invaders. The trade winds
have conveyed our warships to protect
the native monarchS from ruthless ag-
erosion Seabirds have migrated from
our great continent. as harbingers OF
happier days for these distressed dwell
ers in mid-ocean, and the clear waters
of Hawaii have reflected the bright col
ors of our protecting flag, giving promise
of security and peace.
Shall, then, the care and guardianship
they have Away needed be now withheld
from these wards of the republic because
of false sentiment, or of ignorance con.
corning the Islands and. treir true we'll
being? If so, then the expansion of our
Territory beyond the sea will prove to
be curse to the races we gather in from
the oceans of the West and the annexa-
ton of Hawaii will be little less than 4
crime
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PAST AND
PRESENT
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tory. Honolulu, with a rapidly increas-
ing population needs the fostering care
of the best government by men of orig
inal American stock and ability aided by
American craftsmanship in the Congress
of the United States. There are immense
industrial and corporate interests located
in all parts of the group: internal i'm
proveInents are needed, calling for eeo-
nomical expenditure of revenue; the Ia
Dor question is one that cannot be settled
on sound basis by the United States
without the aid of the planters them
selves, who at present have little repre-
sentation in the legislation and marage-
ment of the Territory
The great problem OF prohibition and
license must be attended to, and very
speedily. The natives are prone to drink
to excess, and many drunken foreigners
are found in the ports. The social evil
needs delicate handling, and the leper
settlement, which many of the natives
regard with distrust and dislike, must
be permanently continued. The political
status OF the overwhelming foreign pop
ulation and the laws concerning immi-
grafton demand immediate attention
These are only the beginnings of the list
of problems which will tax the ingenuity
Of the wisest minds, and which cannot
be left for their solution TO adventures
carpet-baggers or, least of all, to the ma |
tive Hawaiian majority of voters.
Our republic cannot afford TO repeat |
n Hawaii the experience of the Southern
people during the reconstruction period |
md the recent sUndoing of Reconstruct
ION The significant lessons taught by
the negro and by subse- |
luent events ought to make those re-
ponslole for our future policy in Hawaii
and cautious. lest the same
rave errors trouble for many years to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09
We will be
AT HOME

70 our friends after January 18th.
We take this method of thanking our
many friends for the very liberal pat
ronage extended us during the past
year, and especially the holiday season
Just closing, and in our new quarters
we VIII use our utmost endeavors to
merit continuance of the same. We
VIII Keep constantly on hand a FIRST
CLASS STOCK of the fastest things in
STATIONERY, and the Standard
Books, with the best selected line of
new and popular Books that can BE-
obtained, both in cloth and paper bind
lngs Trusting that this will be a very
happy New Year to all, we are, as ever,
yours, truly. J.. NJ. WE'RE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09

start the new year with. Perhaps
the window shades are worn out,
and the improvement would cost
very little if you were to get from
US now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09
a CURE FOR LuMBAGo.

w. c. Williamson. of Amherst, Va.
says: For more than year L suf-
fered from lumbago. I finally tried
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and it gave
me entire relief, which all other RENE
dies had failed to do" Sold by Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd. wholesale
agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09
Fort Street.

On Fort street, at the head of Ku-
kui street, AZ x Sc feet.
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THE ADVERTISER is DELIVERED
TO ANY PART OF THE CITY FOR
75 CENTS PER MONTH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-09

The postage to the States or Canada
on the New Years edition of the Ad-
vertiser is cents
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Ring Up 270

for all kinds Of Soda and Mineral wa.
tiers. Brewed Ginger Beer a specially.
our patrons are cordially invited to
call and inspect the works on Sheri'
dan street, off King street.
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FOR SALE.
Puunui.
ManOa.

Lot. 10000 square feet, 300 yards from
the Rapid Transit line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-06-28
GOES TO BOSTON.
President Roosevelt to Attend Conn
mencement at Harvard-His
Future Plans.

Washington, June 25. - President
Roosevelt, accompanied by Secretary
Cortelyou, DR.. j. T. Uric, of the navy,
and NJ. c. Latta, stenographer, left
here Tuesday afternoon at + so over
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad for Boston.
where the president will attend the
commencement exercises at Harvard
university and deliver an address
The president has changed his plans
and instead of visiting his family at
Oyster Bay after the exercises at Har-
ward, he will return to Washington.
arriving here probably on Friday. He
will go to the new executive mansion,
and occupy it as a residence. as yell as
an office, until after the adjournment
of congress. Then the president will
enter upon a brief vacation He goes
to Pittsburg on Thursday, July 3. to
deliver an Grafton on the next day. If
congress has not adjourned he will re-
turn, and remain here until it does.
He will then go to Oyster Bay and re-
main with his family until the middle
of August, when he will GO into New
England to make speeches in Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont. The
president will make two extensive
tours during the fall, the first ending
at Detroit and the second at San An
tonic, Tex. Thus the president will be
absent from Washington while extern
sive repairs are being made to the
white house.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-06-28
The News Condensed.

E. L. Lucknow, Of Baraboo, president
of the Wisconsin Press association,
has arranged the annual outing Of the
editors of this state, which will be a
trip down the Mississippi river on a
steamer. The association will start
from ST. Paul June "a and GO to ST..
Louis.
At the ffty-ffth annual commence
ment of Beloit college DR.. F. w. Gun
saulus, of Chicago, preached the bac-
calaureate sermon.
Memorial services were held by
the senior class in Library hall in
Madison for Ada L. Hawley and T..
George Lohr, who were drowned in
Lake Mendoza
George V. Borchsenius, who has
been appointed clerk of the federal
Alaska, expects to leave Madison for
Seattle soon, and to sail from there
July 1.
The Theta Phi fraternity of Law
renee university, at Appleton, has
purchased the Underwood residence,
which is to be converted into hand
some fraternity house.
Fire destroyed the Forest Park no.
tel at Nashotah.
The G. w. Jones Lumber company's
sawmill at Elcho was destroyed by fire.
The insurance on it was $12, 900.
Henry Smith Pritchett, of Boston,
has been chosen as president of the
University of Wisconsin to succeed
Charles Kendall Adams
Fire in the lumber yard of the Lin
derman box factory in Eau Claire did
damage to the amount of S25 900.
A heavy rain and wind storm
struck Oconomowoc, flooding gar
dens, damaging houses, tearing up
sidewalks and doing other damage.
While temporarily insane, Mike
Falaskey, a farmer near Marshfeld,
committed suicide by shooting him
self in the head. He was 40 year
old and left a wife and five children